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TilER BOB Interested and Itevises Views on 8nl>ject WITNESSES A GAME. in Sweeps Him Along Until Accident Restores Mental 1 quiiibrium. For o rs 1 uwVe had diolded con v loaa and religious soruplos about . ; i n i 111 y o: Christian people . oul U) witness baseb.dl game eve ? a game assumes tho propur baseball bus attained In ? 'so pub io eye it Is clear to my mind pli k ta its growth should be seeing that Christians are a sa l of the earth the question Ij upon, the logical mind, If 10 not salt the baseball vrhorowithal shall it bo baited? S . 1 !i vc bad a mind often to salt It a hvf r consoionco 8 \ko. \ W o ir College authorities claim th t to ex reise oneself tborein is gooi a d a musole and gristle id tob I am free to admit, hat it is toi ,i blood and boae, A decent llstioufl lira good shady place would ? ? a'l that, und would bo less corrupt , in that each participant mi d have equal chance. These were ?i ms fastening themselves ,r. conscience for years, and of [-had ever witnessed a match 11 N'o' long since my son ome from WolVord with a big 1 ? iher glovo on ono hand. I looked at a iv.id observed, "My son, this is a |y heavy glove for summer-wear but ? tho soason is aouo.vhat ad ! they will come In alright for a\ Where is the other i V" lie cxplaiued that that b schall mit and was not In il ? Sunday u?o. It came to me ihttf my son had boon duped, ,i. ?d from Iiis fathor's ? floom spread over my hori zon thlc or thin the glove I gazed at lu gh to r bcdlmmed eyes. Next tny graud-30n from the way of 11 s on developed that he iad b en duped, He had been per iod to go out and nit noes a few Shoals, and a'though only onty months old ho has caught the and the spirit of tho game. He - mi' In my front yard with ball and through all and singular movements, posturos.Jhered d d appurtenances in any way I i i to the ball player, his heirs s forever, Now the interest this young man,?blood of my blood, bone of my bone?has led dor the question and to nqulre In my mind, if It wore not |) iSjiblo that I had overdrawn on tlty In creating this prejudice n Institution sanctioned and embraced by one so innocent and so ? o hearing that there was to be R tho Woodruff and the Vi . main Inn teams on the 18th day of USt 101 1 and in the onohnndrp'lv.i.? f tl sovereignty of ? -f Atneric \, being Jap-Rueso war, I i - particular time I would 0 ;? i up and see tho game out. .ne misgivings I went as Into a Soon S fter my arrival game proper began 3 boy.< > ra oxcrc s'.ng tiein > y to' thfl battle?get u-clei supple 1 and their he famous catcher <> ! > [fountain Inn team got it in the eye. So t:r:;iic was tho blow and S3 m mber and appurtenance that it was tl ough1, for awhile he would j not be fiblo to officiate. B it just at 30 mini's past three, standard time, and ttV., say ninety nino and three quarter ) ? i Fahronheit, he donned his wire > ? and the battle began to wage, j d behind tho bat p.Utiog ^ the tv?U into his gloved hand, as I had ? a i my grand-son do in my front yard, bravely ohaUerigin; the pitcher 1 for faster b'llj and stronger balls, I i luld all but recognize In him my nd-son twenty years hence stand ing bofore a wild throng of eight thou i I enthusiastic admirers howling tbom3elve hoarse In praise of his ath !o.ic attainment?, only so feobly fore shadowed in my front yard a few days fn tho midst of tho aurora of bliss I there and then throw down myoid en ts and prejudices and counted them ai tho mo.re vaporiegs of an over ;.V!>ct oon?p.'#?ne.!?. determining from thenceforth to join Dr. Shaw and all the liL-h tor.e.l College ofllcials In for oi i hereafter exploiting this groat in.''.tu (on as I h ? buljnirk, tho fortress the ovoi asth g high-tower of all that's i obi i od gl l?ua and worth while in oivlllzati n, 'bit a! ts .and lacka-day! Just as [had finished tho revision of inj ort i a id before f had time to sign and p ace upon it my private ?oa', that same parsonage behind the bat whose I Ity and alertness I had only n min ne ago adorned with ftleoi Imti ?t'oij, all of a sudden p cd, swung out} petered?a terri i t a'i.s ph ? sw pt the field. His hand was torn, lacerated and drenched In blood, I tore up my re vised (i od t -ok ii ? .> old tooots and hi?'' ni '? away feeling abun ibat the sun, moon and 1 boep knocked out. You're la Safoty, BROTI1ER Hon. 1 r MADK. HIM-'SHAKK ? i ?' to ay word in praise ol Dr. rig's Fmprovi d (.hill and Fever Ton I hid chMls for one year co liiiu , and t ied ell the. ohill tonics I d gel and also <! jctvf's prtscrip tiofiSi "i a l fal cd t<< cur.?. Part of ot o buttU entirely cured me, and have qot bad ohllls since. I iccommeud only Kn ? T. J}\ HOW A HI). Hold by The I'almotto Drug Co 1 lead the advertising columns of Tut; AnVEftTISF-?' ; Plioja AN KNI) TO ?TAtU \ ? i. voui v nil ofllmcs comos as a ftsult of unbearable pain from over ?iaxed orgrns. Di/.z ness, back-'.cho, I, vor complaint antl Oonatipa'lon. Hut thanks to Dr. King's Now Lifo PI 1 an end to it all? They are gontlo, but thorough, Try ihem Only fJu Mintecd by I,aureus Drug < o a i 'almotto Drug Oo. ' / wuiy Vote Two leara Ag<> For the general information* of ilio public The auvkktiskk prints lue vote of each proolnot cast two year.; rgb in tho Primary < lcetlon Laurens O. II Box. B48 Factory Hex, L&U"6D8. 103 Clinton,.23? j Fadory Box, Clinton, OS Ooldville,.37 Mouutvllle,.QQ Hopewell,. 13 Heimo,.09 O'Oell'a Church, lt> Lnn^ston's Church..77 Ovn,.40 Pleasant Mound, You?fij's S'.orc. ,c'i Stewurt's Sto.e, .00 Cook's Store,. ?1 Gray Court,.07 Power,.00 Woodville,.84 8hllob,.5? Dial's Church,. Broworton,. ... 80 Prince.on,.25 Tumbling Sho.il-, 168 Waterloo,. ?0 Mt. Pleasant ,.-I? Ek'm,. .00 Daniel's Store,.87 Tip Top,.45 Cross Hill, .180 E N D OF BITTE It P10 II T. "Two physicians bad a long and stub born fight with an a1 cess on my right luug" writes J. P. Hughes of DuPont, Ga., "and gavo mo up. Everyb ?dy thought my time had c one. A< a last resort I triod Dr. Kind's New DiscOV erv for Consumption, lha benefit I n - ceivod was striking and 1 wits on my feet in a few days. Now t'vo entirely regained my health." It conquers all coughs, colds and throat and lung (rou bles. Guaranteed by Lauri ns Drug (Jo. aud Palinotto Drug Co. Prloo 50 C intt and $1.00. Trlai bottles fro- . All kinds of fruit so in to ho plent'ful and of good quality. NOTHING ON THE m a It K ET EQUAL TO IT. This faot Is well known to drugg everywhere, an<l nine out of ten will give their customers this preparation when the best Is asked for. Mr. Ohe Witmer, a prominent druggist of Jop lln, Mo.j in a circular to his ou itom'ers, says: "There is nothing on tho market in'the way of patent medioino which equals Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for bowol com plaints: Wo sell and reoommond this preparation. For sale by Laura ns DrUg Co. and Dr. B. P. Posoy. Candidates can got thci ? tickets printed for the Primary at The Ad VERTISRR Otllo . SUICIDE PREVEN rED Tho startling announce n< nt thai preventive of suicide had been di e >v erod will interest many. A run down system or despondency invariably pre cede suicide and something his Iren found that will prevent that condition which makes suicide likely. At I ho first thought of seif destruction tike. Electric Bitters, it being a great tonic and nervine will strengthen the nerves and build up the system. It's a great Stomach, Liver and Ki Inoy regulator. Only 50 cents. Satisfaction guaranteed by The I.aurons Drug Co. and Palmatto Drug Co. The Advertiser joboflloa can exe cute all kinds of job work promptly and satisfactorily. THE AM Ell i can people. Tho National Disease la nerv iu ? p ??? tration. What is to ha the result of all this hurry, worry and work, some times ovor?sometimes under-eating, always under sleeping, brain and brawn in constant stato of agitation and un rest?sleoplng bally, dreaming, tOSS? Ing, waking? Dr. King has (levis id a remedy if used aright. King's Iron Ton'o Bitters steadies tho nervo?! uilds up the was'e, gives new Btart. Hold under guarantee by The Palm ;tto Drug Co. Preparo your ground thoroughly for crimson clover. Should bo sown in September. A WARNING TO MOTHER i. Too much oaro cannot be u-ed with small children during the. hot weather of the summor months to gu ird atralnst bowel troubles. As a rule it is only ne cessary to givo tho child a dose of cas - tor oil to correct any disorder of the bowels. Do not use any stibst" tute, but give the old-fashioned oil, and soo that it is fresh, as rancid oil nauseates and has a tendency to gripe, [f this does not check the bowels (five Cham berlain's Colle, Cholera anil Diarrhoe* Remedy and then a dose of oastor oil, and the disease may be check? d In its tnoipionov and a1'. uaogeravoided. Tho castor oil and this remedy should l>? procured at once and kept ready for in stant. Vise as soon as the first indication of uoy bowel trouble appears. This is the most successlul treatment known and may be rel.ed upon with Implicit confidence even In cases ofoholera in fantum. For sale by The I.aurons Drug Co and Dr. B. P. Posey. Death of Mr. Willis Washington. This good citi/en passed awiy at h's homo near Mt. Olive iu Waterloo Township list Tuesday. Mr. Washing ton was 78 years old an 1 bis life With the exception of four years In the war and two years In Texas, was spent in the community iu which he died. He wa9 laid to rest at Mt. Oiivo Church Wednesday afternoon. Mis widow, who was a MKs Boyd before marriage, and five children-three suns and two daughters survive. YOUNG AGAIN. Mr. J. I- Cilmes, Thomasville, Bald: 'A (tor lecovoring from a spoil of fever toy syatem was rundown, and for three months I did not work The liest bot? To of Dr. Kind's Kidney aud Liver Remedy sot mo to Koing. I used throo bottles, and am now as StOllt as WltOil young man." Seo Tho Palmetto Drug Jo. about It., ^ Palrvlcw Stock Show, September '23rd. Tut: Auvkhtihee has roceived an invitation to attond the eighteenth annual display of tho Purview Btook ?Uiow, Friday, Keptombor 2.1. The dhow is open to tho public ireo of Charge an?l as usual tho exhibits and races are expected to bo first class in overy rcupoct. Each exhibitor will be Kiven a souvonlr this year and thoro are a few cash prizes offered by indiv uhIs. For programme and pri/.- list write Jas. B. Wasson, Seer, tary Pair view, S. O. THE DEATH PEN'A LTY A little thing sometimes results in ?loath. Thus a i.ecc scratch, insi 'o ii cant cuts or puny bolls have paid tho death penalty. It is wise to huvo Buck Ion's Arnica Salvo over bandy, It's tho best Salvo on earth and will pro vent fatality, when bums, sores, ulcers and piles threaten. :>nic 25 oents at Laurens Drug C >. and Palmetto Drug Co. ! HEARTS *|| j I COURAGEOUS | C.?\rVit, 1902. t>X Ii? eowowM-rrlll C-j.r.tfry |? ?' ' Is In u~~tlUQ rr.g?\ Tho VTr flulj :ih are In no mood lo bear more ll< One cnn peot'co eay whnt will befall If lie dlBBOlVO IllOlhl" Tliere was \v> II nigh a wall at this. "Uli, UlOtir.ed .Mistress I3yrtl, "then there will be no ball'/" Jefferson smiled, but a spot of te?i? pestuotin rod burned Aiilie's cheek ns she flung up ix-r head. "If the govern* or clapped nil savo ten of Virginia's hurgi Bscs Into the prison yonder,'1 sho said slowly, "the ten would give Iiis lady the ball of wolcoino. Tboy are Virginians." "Sie!" cnlil Jefferson. "Ho is com ing." At tho Olid of tho broad reach which spitted Duke of QloUCCBtor street mid way, nearly opposite them, stood tho palace, brick red. greened with creep ers, lifting its tall lantern above gar dens laid in the Italian fashion In shapes of stars mid horseshoes. Now it-; front sprang suddenly into action. A grottl chariot, very splendid, witti vice regal trappings of gilt ami leather, whirled up at the steps, and two 11k nros entered It. 'The vermilion liv eried outriders broke into gallop, and the to. ii! of >-i\ milk white horses wound through the many acred grounds Bown With silver grass and studded with mulberry and entulpn trunks, like nit. led, one logged dancers, mid swepl at a sin it*t trot into Duke of Gloucester sir.ob i excellency Lord Dunmore, red and thick necked, with Captain I'oy, Ills cold foal tired aid, beside him, l ode to tho eapltol. Tho, splendid chnriot, brought from i undo.i p. iiwb tho Virginians, went at Spoeil tllong :i way r.uddcill.V grown ii-has.i The unwonted summons to ?!i" council c| ilUlbor l ad >?. nie abroad, find v :'::? ? ' "? g. full to tho brim With !? : '.,!???. r . f o> i llto valleys of i.,,i,,,.,.. .,. it-ippuhnniioch and tin* ilaiUOK. e iw at their town houses wl their ,'. r.illiori for court season, were > m 1 f ivth to \vnIt and to specu lute Hi an t!:;? royal governor's wrath, 'the ro:t i a ; (lllltlg with coaches nnd i' ill > : . i! . tin' nabobs nnd their il - nnd with spurklsh young gen II : > -\ dancing nngs. The , old !U titod church, wherein of a f'un It > .;' his excellency In Iiis pew r the canopy, was bright with In salin nnd lace, with benUB showing si?:o:i calves and powdered lid syith students in col' 'glate ill lies of a sobriety by no means ov< r fitting I holt- habits. Sioul > Id Governor Uotolourt bad got i ni y a ei? er in the old days as he rode by i-i ! ;s lino chariot, lie was popular, ami departed this lifo In tho odor of liking, lo receive a statin? on William mid Mary common. Hut for Iho new governor. John Murray, earl of Dun* in ire, ti ro had como to bo many a wry I ok, Ho had learned Toryism under Lord Bute, as had the king, and nature Int i made him a Scotch barba i'lan lo begin wllh. Diplomacy lo him inen I) I the heavy hand, and charity was as for off Ii ) religion. He lode along this afternoon SCOWb big, abrupt and Imperious, as usual, nnd now with an extra set to hi; heavy lantern jaw thai boded no good, nenmlng adoration was In the low courtesy Unit Mistress llyi'd swept him "Gossiping of the hail tomorrow, I'll ns he was whirled past witii unseeing eyes, and at the sight Anne's mouth took on little lines of impatience. "I shall drive to tin* queen," she said, Springing into the seat. "The capilol, Kashleigh!'' she cried to the coachman, and waved goodby to the group. "Anne grows a worse Whig every day!" pouted MIstl'CSB Byi'd in a pet. "La, I think the governor Is monstrous tine. I am going to wear my COlcstlnl blue satin tomorrow night nnd a white satin petticoat!" Many a gallant bowed low from the pave ns the beauty of Wllllnmsburg went by. '"?llfo!" protested young Brooke to Francis Byi'd ns ho petted Ids laeo 'iionth the leaden bust of sir Walter at the Rnlolgh's ontrnnco. ".She would (lazv.le SI. .lames. I?V011 the Dtl Marry was a stick lo her! By tho Lord, they should send her to London!" He prided himself upon bis foreign travel. Byrd flushed angrily. II was not to his pleasure to hear her name coupled with such. Nor did it sit well upon the tongue of this dlftslpnted fop. Ho chok ed the word that rose to his lips, how ever, nnd turned a way, looking longing ly after tho r il l I hat rode by. The chariot bearing AilllO wheeled near the debtors' prison, abreast of the new cnpltol, whose wide wings spread out like u great letter FI. Scarcely hud It pulled up when the west door open ed harshly and poured forth again the lowering burgesses. They came out under tho sparse trees, through which gleamed the sky Steely blue nfl sword blades, quietly find III orderly groups, but with brows knit, fingers climbed and smoldering ailgCr in their faces. in tin- groups one might have Been many conditions, 'l iiere was- a sprin kling of homespun and buckskin, men from tho stiadow of the Mine IlldgO und from tho great district of West Au gusta stretching far to the Mississippi, und \vrth these rfcu planters from the tidewater und bny counties und tho big rivers, clad In foreign fabrics, with am ple wigs, swords und cocked huts or tho coulcul bend covering then coming to vogue in England, But sevo a fow on whose fuceB sat a smirk of Tory smug ness nil wore the same deudly look of unger and concern. Anne leaned forward] und watched tho crowd with tiny cores of Ore in her eyes. Broken bits or conversation wero wafted to her. "I hud looked to sei? better things of Dunniore, but 'tis nil of a piece. We, burgesses of Virginia! Wagged at like so many school children, I' faith, and sent home with a flea in tho ear! 'Tis unbearable." 'Bettor things of Dunmorcl' A plague on him! Cry 'God Bavo the klngl' and give Satan tho colony!" Such Bulien growllngs betokening storm and then smug ones pnsslug, with snuff taking and derisive shrugs of shoulders: "Henry is mad. You heard what ho sold at Colonel Samuol Overtoil's the other day. 'Independence!' 'Our Decla ration!' 'Aid from Louis tho Sixteenth!' lie is us mad as u March hare! Treason forsooth? 'Tis a matter for a leech! As if we had discipline, ships of war or money. I tell you, bo will embroil us all with such clatter. The governor would bo perfectly Justified! In"? So they passed on. A smile, qul'/zlenl, disapproving, but wondrous kind, wreathed tho corners of the watcher'8 mouth as a tall, splen did old man with aquiline nose and sharp, gray eyes came down the street leaning on the arm of a negro body servant. Threescore years and ten bo had passed one saw thai by the lines in his face?and his frame was big and wide. He was gaunt, I'awboued and sour faced, and plainly though richly dressed, wearing n large Jewel. The girl's eyes rested smilingly on the cocked hat, the grizzled wig, the antique coat, with its square cut lapels und shoulders rounded ?fter ?! fashion of twenty years before, a.id then soft ly and lovingly on tho rugged, master ful face, every whit patrician All her life she had loved this man tho old baron of Greonwiiy Court. He bud carried her at her christening. As she saw him now, coming slowly, but erect, bowing to salutations by the wti.v, she thought again on what he I have looked in bis youth bef ire the French war, when ho bud strayed from a London world of fashion, with a heart sore by reason of a Jilting, they said, to bury himself In the shadows of the Blue Uidgo. He hud dreamed of building himself a great manor house with 10,000 acres, calling it Greenwuy Court, and there living solitary. Jbit a rough hunting lodge on a spur of the mountain near Winchester was all that ever came of it. The girl watched him as he approach ed, stopping now and again for a word. Lach pause made him look more bot and angry, und, seeing, she rdiook her bond as if she < bid some naughty child. As be neared bur, speaking \.i:'.i one of the more richly dressed burgesses, his bottled wrath burst out In a Hood, lie raised his thorn Blick and shook It at the building, choking with rage. ".Meet at the Haleie.h. gUllzooks!" he shouted. "Whoso pelting i< this? Pat rick Henry's. niuhV I thought as much! A door stalker:" ho cried, tattooing with his cane. "A good for naught bartend er! Why, he used to bring mo my ale when I passed Hanover Court House. A coarse, danclug. fiddling, wench chuck ing vagabond, I tell you! Iiis father, the Justice, Is n good, sober country gentleman, but little the son takes aft er him. Come day, go (lay, Ood send Sunday I Ho must marry the tavern keeper's daughter!" "My lord!'' Anne's voice rose sweet and clear. "And now because he mouths treason as bold as brass and because ho wins n dirty damage case against some tup' penny parsons he sits in the burgesses and riiles with gentlemen!" "Lord Fairfax!" SllO was standing upright in the conch. "Virginia Is In a pretty ease to take up any leather breeched Tom, Dick of Harry, wagging his Jew." "Lord Fairfax!" "About the king's bUSluesst" "I wait for you to ride with me." The old man half turned, choked, shook his cane again in the air; then, seeing the girl, made her as slow and courtly a bow as if be were in an as sembly. Then he climbed Into the char iot and sat down. "Co and wait at the tavern, Joe," Anne said to Ids servant. The baron took Anne's slender, cool band In bis huge, bony, trembling one, and they rode silently. After awhile the fury had burned It self out in that worn frame. "'Tis naught I care for the rest of (hem. my dear," he said, "but my boy Washing ton is with their Infernal treasons, and the Whigs will ruin him!" MAY DAY FESTIVALS. They Wer?? Celebrated In Hie '11.lie of the Ancient lion,nun. For ages May day has been a time of general rejoicing, .Ml over Christen dom its advent is hailed with delight. The birds, (he bees ami (he llowei's Join us In an annual celebration of the day. Nature has at last thrown off (he snow quill with which she bps braved the ravages of winter and glows re splendent in buds and blossouiH. The streams have broken (heir icy fetters and burst forth into Joyous accompani ments to myriads of bird chorlstors. And humanity, overpowered by tho Same glad spirit, seeks the woods and the fields to revel in the wealth of ver dure so lavishly spread out. Among the ItomnUS this feeling lound vent in their Floralia. or fioi'Ofl games, wbich began on (he 28th of April and lasted several days. We read that "nations taking more or less their ori gin from Home have settled upon the 1st of May as the special time for fetes of the same kind. With ancients and moderns alike It was an llisllnctlvo rush into tin; Heids to revel in the bloom Which was newly presented on the meadows and the trees." The barbarous Celtic populations held a heathen festival mi this day, but wo arc in ' told that It was In any way connected with flowers. It was culled [loltoltl and was celebrated by kindling tires on the hilltops at night, Within tho remembrance of many the peasant ry of Ireland, the Isle of Man and of the Scottish highlands also held simi lar ceii'bratlon?. Table Talk. Tho Yellow Dor. "I'm happy," said tho yellow doff. "I live upon tho ntroot. Tho eold earth Is my nlceplng plnoo, A barren bono to eat. A brickbat sometimes comes my wny, And yet my lifo Is aweot. "I'm happy, for I'm sure my lot Mlffht bo n great deal worse. I might bo owned hy BOmo ono with A fat and hulking purse, Who'd feed mn ohopa and rib tsienks till My lifo would bo u curse, "DellevQ mo now, I wouldn't be A rieb dop: if I COUld, For any trouble you can stand If your digestion's good." r New Store New Goods 10,000 worth OF Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Dry Goods and Trunks just arrived in your town, open for inspec= tion, in the building: of L. A. McCord. These goods are Just from the market. No old stock==everything brand new, and the price that will down all competitors. We have come to your town to do business and if good goods and low prices are any induce= ment to you, you will aim straight for us. Your dollar is as good as your neighbor's. When in town come to see us. Look through our stock, it don't cost you a cent. We want to show you the money you can save by trad= ing with us. The Dixie Clothing and Shoe Store. 8 1 e 44 A DOLLAR SAVED IS A DOLLAR MADE." Look Over These Prices and Compare Them with Others. Dress Goods All we want is for the ladies of Laurens to come in and see what we are showing the prettiest to be had. You will find it here. Prices to down all competitors, which we positively guarantee. These goods are right from the mills--no old stock. Why buy old stock when you can get new goods here and cheaper? The Dixie Sells it for Less. CALICOES Simpson Calicoes, yd.4c Simpson Prints, yd .4c COTTON CHECKS 5 cents kind, per yd 3c 8 cents kind, per yd 41-2c 10 cents kind, per yd 5 l-2c SHEETING 5 cents kind, per yd .4c 7 cents kind, per yd .5c 10 cents kind, per yd ..6c BLEACHING D cents kind, per yd 7 cents kind, per yd . 10 cents kind, per yd 61 = (ilNGHAAlS 5 cents kind, per yd 3 1= (> cents kind, per yd 4 T 10 cents kind, per yd 5c 2c 2c ?2c 6c Men's and Boys' Clothing This is our strongest department. This is where your dollar stretch es like rubber. Our men's and boys' Clothing is the prettiest to be had and is bought by a man who has been in the business 20 years. A Long Story Short We guarantee you that we will sell you Clothing or anything in our store cheaper than you can buy it elsewhere. W<; want your business. And if you care to save money don't fail to visit us. September 3rd is the Opening Day We will open on Saturday, September 3rd, to the public one of the cleanest, best and cheapest stores in town. Come in and see what we are showing. We don't care whether you buy or not ? you are welcome. /VLikc Ulis store your headquarters. Remember,, New Store, New Goods, and the price the cheapest in town. Come one, come all. Yoti are welcome. The Dixie Clothing and Shoe Store L. A. McCord's Building. The Dixie Sells it for Less.