Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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)er dthigq 'i C or ! e I . . Oats, per b4 Sweet lnotatie T urke. per ' oulls. per Wynn's Bargan Store. 12415i. d t5 p o l , I .. . . ... .. 40-inch \\'in ~ length 3;-ilnch \\ U'r 5e at Wynn's liarr Cest quai v L 200 andt (5iai\ ' oing at 2(X nd 21' .1 \ rgain Store. A a lin UI,Oig Corset 7Oc to 6 0 ....t.. . . t. ne il in Cutting Your Corn. C d that the death of the Gr 1man8master General-Dr. Von Ste Wcaused by the cutting of a con tresulted first in the amp)uta tion of the toe and later of the leg, but soon after the operations hc died. $2.50 Drew, Selby & Co.'s Ladies' Oxfords at S1.75, now goods, at Mimnaugh's. JT. W. Receder's is the place to buy your hoes. f- :"t aitronizo lno Talent. "'Hetween Two Fires'' will be pre lented by the Newberry Guards at the opera house to-night (Friday, A pril E1). The play is above the average that is presented to the people of Newberry. So let's pack the house, encourage home talent and see a play that is worth more than the ad mission. WVhy will you buy hitter nauseating tonics when UROVE'S T 'ASTELESS C'iilI' TONIC is as pleasant as Lemon Syrup. Your druggist is authorized to rmefund the money in every case where it fails to cure. Price 50 cents. f-ly Ladies', Misses' and Children's Ox fords in any style from 50c to $2.50 at f.tf Mimnaugh's. A lea for the lrds. We have long desired a crusade against the cruel and wanton destrue tion of.blrd life, and we arc very glad to see that some of the ladies are mov ing in this matter. There are many reasons why the little birds should he protected, and we sinaerly trust that Christian .women, at least, will dis countenance the use of all feathers dsave thoen of the ostriE---Supo their -Those who are troubled wvith rheuma tism aould try a few appliCetions of Chamberlain's Pain Bahn, rubbing the parts vigorously at each pplietion. IfI that does not bring relief dam'en a piece of flannel with Pain Balm and bind it on over he seat of pain and prompt relief will surely follow. For sale by W. E. Pelhanm, Driuggist. A full line of Driew, selby & Co. finc Oxfords at M unnaugh's. f.tf -Early (Clos,ing. T 1he time of year has arrived now when the merchants shouldl begin their early closing and give the clerks a lit tle tine for recreat,ion and1 to spend with their families. The stores could be closed at six o'clo.ck from the first of May until the first of September with no loss to the merchants and with much plea.sure and profit to the clerks and In fact to the merchants them selves. Let the merchants get together at onmc and agrc< to the early closing and start it out next week, Saturdays of couri'e excepted. --CASTORIA For Infants and Children. saSuth o erapper WE WANT Your Prescrip1tion Business. WE OFFER You as good and as Careful service as 28 years Exporience can give, and WE GUARANTTE Pure Drugs at Reasonabk RoBETSON& GILDER, Pharmacists on the Corner. VAt1OU1H AS) ALM ABIOUT. Tomorrow is the first of May. 'Eotween Two Fire" it the opera e tonight. not forget. the pienic at. Kinard's tomorrow. enry H. Kinmard is rehuilding Cling at the samo place on he old one stood. , Monday is saleday but we rave sales in this county by court and none tire advertised for Y got.dates somewhat mixedl again luesday's paper. "Lietween - 'wo ' will be presented tonight at the. 1' n-1 -. L3onham, of Anderson will m: r' the adrtIess on Memorial Day -* (. it.n Bonliam has many frit nds N1_wbcvr who will be glad to i.ave with ttem. amt)es D. Nance Camp will hold ti at I .e court house on MoN a i a. Iml., when the prograul for "r,ial Day will be ebipleted and iF'ed. Ii will he im1blisheld oni Tties Geo. A. Wright who has been "o the past three months pur ,Ia coulrse inl the Theological semi ai I Louisville, retulned to huis inebry yesterlday, aidI was td a Ist of friends. lkobr,t A. Miai'sh at one time a nt of N e College has re radulted in medicino at the -f lVysicitns an(I Surgeons in qe.and lI as locatedI at dgefield -ract ice of h is profession. scribers to the capital stock U.~t 'arolina Manufacturing Com will Meet at National Bank on May 5th at, 3.301) p. Ill., for tihe pul-pose of organizing and electing directors and so forth. The stock has all been subscribed. New line of Drew, Selby & Co.'s Fine Shoes and Oxfords, Black, Tan anu. Ox Blood, at Miminaugh's. Vc-'rsonals. Piof. Harney L. Jones is hoinc from Texas. Mr. .1. Loehlof Atlanta is in Newberry this week. M r. Iomniv Cook is visiting relatives in Newbeirry. A\1. -. C. 11iar.d in retilrned on Thrs (ay frn a trip to Norti Carolina. Mrs. .1. \'. I Iu m11bert, of Yorkville, is spendilng a few days in Neberry oin a visit to latives on her return from a Iissionlary nwetilng at Athens, (I. Dr. 0. i' Nlayv. of Newberry, Onle of the imost "millit physicianils in the State, was inl the city vesterldao Oil his way to 'nion to atten( the State Medi ieil As3ociat ion.-- Spartaibirg Herald. Oxfords, all styles and colors, at f.t,f Mimnaugh's. .W. \\. R'tlt.l will sell you) Soda ten pounds for 25 ets. f. :m. 'Work l1rogreiising. The Work ol water works is pro gr'essing nicel y. T1he p)ipe and hy5 diranits andu pumpsI arell here' and1( the pipies ai'e being banuled and( (1istr'ibuted. lExcav'ation tot'r ihe pipes and thc laying of thenm has also commeinced. The fouindattioin for the sttand pipe has beeni dug out. Tile power- house is going upl very fast and the excavation for the~ cistern is nearly comnpleted. In fact the work is progressing as r'apidly as it is possible. 74c and 10c Embr'oideries. Mi'. JFno. F. Livingston, of whom it was5 anuOn ced recenlt ly that ihis coni neetionls with the Seiaboat'd Air Line had been ser'vedl, r'eturnted to the city' last, niight, from Nash vi lle. where lie had beeni on1 buinesst' for thatt r'oad. Hie that fromll no0w onl his etirte timeuld. VOi be giv'en to the ( oihunhia. Newberry' and( Laurienis railt'oad, which he has totr WVheni with t he Sealboard'( Air' LIie ho still worked tot' the ('olumbuia, New berry and1( Laur'ens railroad, whlich after a short tiriailihe found would not do, llene lhe gave ill the fotrmer to devote is t 11me1 to the latte.-(ohumn bia State, A pil 21. (G5e Ventilatingo Corsets now 4I8c at im~inaug"h's. Don' watoyu ony h a 1Ont pricstae you utey te liyi t,he hiightest, ''n till our1 Medicities, Oils, Colognes, Seeds, Soaup, L4amps, etc. Ask tot' pi)ices it l'laIIAM'S 1'iIIMAUY. Tihe lec.turie last, niigh t by Rev. Drt. P. S. Hentseni on I"ioo5l5 as'er'y good In' (deedh. Hie deribed the diffierent kinde of fools and dre maF nuny let.urles that wore true to life andl( closcd by describ' inig the gtreatest of fools as the maun who htath sidc iln his hecart. there Is tnC (God. For' near'ly two hours lie enter" tained, amunised andti intrtedFti. It was a rare treat to hiave heard him. The Recent StorA ajRd Floods in tihe West. We rive place in this issnuo to the latest news about the storm--swept and flooded West. The accounta are per fectly heart-rending. While the MisSissippi Valley and adjacent sec tions still sUITfer, a mighty deluge hats descended upon Guthrie, and a oyclonu upon Elreno, Okla. We clip the fol lowing extracts from. the Associated Press items of the Register: ' Elreno, Okla. April 28.-For the first time since the white man settled in the Canadian Valley, twenty-nino years ago, t)As morning's sun sent its rays over an Oklahoma sea. The final storm atinid flood came as a fitting cli max to a week of unusually heavy rains and damaging floods. A flore . storn :Saturday tore out sewers an' moved small buildings. Saturday at midnight a hurricane, blowing forty-six miles an hour, drove blinding sheets of water through the roofs of the poorly or already damaged house'a. People were driven in terror to their storm collars and caves and spent the night in momentary expec tation of being borne away by stormor flood. Sunday dawned bright And clear. but yesterday noon another deltge do scended. By 6 o'clock the rainfall amounted to over five inches. A huge black cloud was observed moving to ward the city from the west. Then cries of "get under ground' arose on all sides and the streets were soon filled with running, shouting peo ple, seeking cave or collar. Stores and homes were deserted and the people huddled together awalting the blow. Theo centre of the storm passed over southeastern corner of the town, strik ing the hills across the valley, wreck ing all it touched. Lightning struck the spirc of the Presbyterian Church and totally de stroyed it. The school house for col ored children was struck at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, the structure shattered and about fifty pupils more or less in jured. Among the more badly injured ar: Eva Clauston, Bertha Turner, Charles Water and Beulah Clauston. I he latter was paralyzed. Several other houses were struck by lightning but no one was killed. Further West the lightning killed much stock. The electric light wires went down and the town was in darkness last night. Re ports from surrounding towns are miei gre, as telegraph wiros are down and trains have all been stopped onl account of washouts. It is known, however, that many homes have been washed out in towns adjacent to Elreno and it is feared many lives have been lost. West of here Frank Thompson and tL sixteen year old son of Isham MeGrif lin were drowned. Big lot of Umbrellas and Para sols half price at Mimnaugh's. 311cycle Cluh. About one hundred names have beet signed to petitions asking a mieeting of bicycle riders and those interested in good roads to form a bicycle clut and see if something could be done tc improve the roads. Those who signed the papers anid all interested, including the ladles, are In. vited to attend a meeting at the dining room of the Newberry .hotel on Mon day evening at 8.30 in order to perfeci the or-ganization. This is a worthy undertaking and thero sh)ouldi be a full meeting. Salter, Photographer, has had thc interior of his gallery p)ainted and r-en, ovated throughout, and has just re. ceived one of the late implroved New Yor-k Studio Outfits. lHe Is now bet ter p)repalred than ever before to - mnak ing photographs in till the latest style: of finish. f&t.2t. Columbia Bicycles for sale. Tirel on Ladles' Wheels inflated and exam ined free of charge. Repairing of al kinds. F. A. BorIUMPERtT, f. ti. Agent. 80ME FACT8 WOR?T H KNCWING~ TIhat a bottle of Our Owr Electr-ic Liniment wvill1 remov all pains, aches and stiffnes from the joints. Thiat a bottle of Saluld Croup Oil will cure the mos obstinate case of croup, an< also prevent a threatened at tack. 'That one bottle of "Robert son's Compound Oough Syrui will give immediate relief t Coughs, A sth ma, Bronchitie and all other diseases of th lungs andl throat. TJhe above medicines ar< comlpoun)ded of the pures drugs and wvith tile greates care at Robertson & Gilder' Pharmacy. t, f. 1y Ebcersion to Columbia. An exourilon will be run from New lorry to Columbia on Friday May 7 by Mr J. P. Cook. Leave Newberry at 7:30 a. in. over C. N. & L. and arrive in Columbia at 9:30 a. m. Returni ng leave Columbia at 6:30 'p. in. and arrive in Newberry at 8:30 p. In. Fare for round tri 75 cents; ii dren 50 cents. Sane price from Pros pority and Little Mountain. Tickets on sale at Prosperity by M r. J. A. Hunter, and at Newberry by Mr. E. Cavenaugh. A tine opportunity to visit. Columbia at sn1iall cost. Hum Atenl ItOm. The farmers are getting along nicely with their planting, though thb ground Is dry and hard. Some cotton is cominig up. Some of our roads are being worked this week: they certainly need it. Well, there it; one thing we want and hope we can get it at an early day. It is a public road dirget from Jalapa to Beth leden church, and from Beth Eden to B. Cannon's, near Lebanon church. We believe that every one along this line will favor it and would be benetlted. We hope some one will put the ball in motion and let us have the desired road. Miss Bessie Sligh is on a visit to Jalapa. Mr. Dan Wicker and family from' Ninety-Six spqnt a few days at their old home last week. Mr. L. A. Hawkins went to Pros perity a few days ago on business,. le has a lot of new sheet music at reduced prices. Mr. Joe Dominick's infant son was buried at Beth Eden on the evening of the 26th instant. Some of our young people went fish ing last Friday but they did not bring in any fish. They perhaps fished on dry land. We hope they will do better next time. LOLA. The place to buy your Molasses at 20, 25, 35, 40 and 50 ets. is at .. W. Reeder's. f. 3m. Jolly Street Dot8. Well, Mr. Editor, news is searce around here in these diggings at pres ent. The farmers here are planting cotton seed. Some of them are pretty well through. Mr. P1. B. NIlesor and Mr. G. 11. Livingston went fish striking last Fri day night. Their success wats great, for they killed three. Go once more, boys, and then quit. Mr. Ira Livingston has been confined to his bed with chills and fever, but we are glad to state that he is up again. Mrs. Marie Riley (lied at her son-in law's on last Wednesday morning, aged 79 years, i months and 11 days. She was laid quietly to rest In St. Paul's cemetery. Mr. J. H. Livingston and Mr. P. 13. Ellesor went coon hunting last Satur day evening. They killed four pretty good boy's. I wish you would kill them all. D)annie the s0on of Mr. Jno1. Laiving ston is quite ill with pneumnoniia. We 1h0p) he will soon recover'. Mr. ICditor, Mrin. Kay and Ch ips have it pretty warm about the dispensary at Prosperity. Weoli, I wvouldn't be sur prised if it wvouldn't be a right good thing to have a dispensary at Pros perity', for blimnd tigers are just as bad. Married, at Sllghs, S. C., ty the Rev. J. A. Sligh, Mr. T1. S. Livingston and1 Miss M innie Sheely, both of this county. 'rho Hustler wishes the happy couple mmch success. Mrs. Nora and Miss T1arsie Kibler wvere visiting friends andl relatives here in this commnunity last Sunday. Conic again, we are always glad to see you. We had a right nice little shower of rain here yesterday. What Cotton is planted will soon he up; then look out boys, and( get your hoes ready and prepare to fight general green. MI r. J. WV. Werts h as purebased a cane miill and aii evap)orator. So y'ou cani plant your cane and bring it here and get somnethinig to "sop)." Mr. G. M. Singley has onie also. We are surrjunded here wvith steaml engines, cotton gins and corn, miill tot), right at this place-Werts& Co., Sing bey Bros., they are all prepfared to (10 you good work. Well, Mr. Etditor, as the chicken rooster is crowing for day, I guess I - had better stop). T HIlHUs'rlani. A pril 27, 1897. Ch,amberlain's Colic, Cholera anld JIar rhoea flemiiedy. This Is the best medicine in the worldl for bowel complaints. It acts quickly and cani always be depIendedh upon. When reduced~( with water it is pleasant to take. Try It, and like manty others you will recomnti end It to your friends, IFor sale at 25 and 50 cents pecr bottle b)y W. E. Pelhamn, Driuggist. A V'eterinary Forge I have just opened to the public for Shoeing Horses and Mules, in connec L tion with my practice. I p)ersionally 1 inispe,.t tne feet and shoeing to corr'ect all dlefects and vices, without extra - charge. See mec. Ni rn. Pool's Old Shop, junst below f.&t.tf Veterinary Sureoim. H ARRIS/ LIT/IAWA Tb?! Carbonated Lithia Wator', Soda Water, Ginger AMe Sold to the Wholesale and t Retail trade at lowest Prices by S. 15. Jones, Agent for Newhnery POWDER Absolutely Pure. Celebrated for its Rreat leavening strength and healthfulness. Assures the food agminst alti and all forms of adulteration coummon to the cheap brands. RiOYA L HARKING P)'O%lMH(fX).,NEW YOUtK OUR PROSPERITY BUDGET. ALL TlE NEWS Of A I.VYE AND PRO 0.ltESl%*V. TOWN. [Spelftl Cot respoleinco 1Horatitand Not 1 News scarce this week and hard so find. In my accotint of the Sons of Ilest, last, week 1 made a mistake, ats the captain of the banid infornie( tile, an( I take pleasure in making the correction. He0 says theyI are GenleIien of 1eisure and not sonis of rest. Rev. Mr. Orr, the. Synodical Ev'an gelist. of the A. I. 1'. Synod, will begin il meeting in the A. 11. 1'. church on Friday night.. The commlniunion will be adminijstered oil Sunday. Ijev. P1. 1). Iisinger of the Theologi cal Seminary will fill the pulpit in GrPace church o Suinday. Rev. Dr. IllJlml11an went, to Montoe, N. C., oil Tuesday to conduct. i series of meetings there aid administer the comni til ion, its well ias to COi111111 i number of persons. The mecet.ing now inl progress led by the IRev. Alr. Leitch and Alarshall is meet.ihng with mu11ch Success. l'here have been several conversions and AL number have joined the d(iflerent chtirches. The ineeting is growing in interest., nd timuch good will be ac complisihed we believe. It. will be cOn tinued through Sunday. Crowds from the surronding ciut lmtit i ave been in attelidance t achl n1igit service. Ala3 the good work go on. The first game of base hall for the season will be played next. Friday be tween the Newbevry 1 nine and Pros perity. Geo. S. Merchaiit, has been elected town m1arslil for Saturday. Ar. .1. S. Werits hits at sick hiby, an,1d fea's are entertaintied for its life. Aint Katie Aloot. is io better, and it is thought she cannot. live many days. Dr'. 11alma had I)I prepartory. and( coullilliionl services it. Alt. Tbiior' last week, closing Sunday, aind reports a gracious ioe%t iig. le peached one of the best sermliolis 0n Suniday3 night in Girace chiuiichi it, wias everci our' pleasure to listen to from anyi~ iniister. Alany' speak In the highest termis of It. Mline Host Hunitter. M. D)., 1s now at home in the WVyse house on AleNear'y hMr. A. G. WVise went, to Atlanta early in the week and1( return'ied Thursday. lie say3s he has the best stepping horse ever' birought to Newhe'rry County', and1( A. GI. ought to know. T1rafie has bera verwy good with out' imei'ehants this spring, and they arc wear'ing br'oad smiles in consequence. F3romn the confidential way we saw a young man take a minister to one side In the drug store this week we thinkc the marriage bells are going to ing piretty sooni, and we kcnow if signs mean anything they point, that way. WVell, ('hips, ini reply to your unteiia ble piositioni ini defenise of that which you hknow to be an evil we haeve this to say. We know~ that the paties you imelition have beeni arrested for illicit tr'a ile in tiu oir. Say: Chips di y1(13ou know~ that at tihe last term of court there were soiie murd'ter' cases tr'eic? Sec. Yes, ( hi ps, you are Ii ke all d is penisary~ aidv~oenates, put11ti ng imoney abhove morals. If somebody will pay13 you $50 you will caItch them. You will undtetauke to pirotet the women and1( childr'eni fronm drunkcen husbands and fathers for' filthy luorPe's sake. Oh, my ! No, J2hlps, 1 (d1( not., and( do0 not, ques tioin youri r'eligioni. 1 0only wish 3you aiid I had miore, or' aLt, least live upj to what we have. L-et us try3. I amii now done wit.h this for good, and will not burdenlCi a long suffercming publ)1ic any more. NAY. WYhen Tlrav'elng. Whthule on (pl easu ro hen t, or busi nmess, t aike On e'very t ri p a bott le of 83 t'u p oif Figs, as it niets nliost pleasan t,y and1( effetuatttily otn thle kidneys, liver, and biowe'ls, prevenI)t ing fev',. rs, headIu~lae, and o1 lier formns of sickne'ss. For sale ini 50 cen.t. anid 1-I boittles by aill leadinig druggists. AIann fuaet redl by thle (Call - foria l"ig 83'rup1 Coimpan ty only. TH MAN ViITH DOLLARS And cenits mixed with common senso0 cani aIpprleciato our! pr'ices. We don't expmect toi gain your trado(1 unilessi we convinco( you wo (eserve it. G ive us a shuowing on Orocoies, .Fruits, &c. Ours are populari pr'icos. COUNTS' & IJICKEItTI, Lower Main $L imar )ennt. #1.1,n Need4ed. The ground Il hard and dry, parched and thirsty ior showers of rain upon the tender %ugetation, which, In soei places is beginning to languish. Just A little while ago, so to speak, the fisbes were crying out jam satis, so great was the volume of water ruilning into the streams from t,he oft repeated down pour, and now humanity should be grateful for moderate showers 111)011 the fields, gardens and highways. ''ie seasol is advancing and we nek . the gentle sho vvrs to cause the germina tion of the seeds aId the genlerols growth of plauts that. we may enjoy the health-giving vegetable juices and fruit acids, so essential at, this season. 0ineo Iennilng the abovo, yesterday, a m1oderate sh1ower Of rain fell, much to the delight, of all. The air is nlow cool, the earth Illoist and the farmers and gi.rd Ie:s in outr vielinage are breakliag tile clods and planting ind replint.ing seed. The shower wias very muli teed ed and for whielh we are t.ruly grateful. Gladness Comes W ith a better uidersttnding of the W transient nature of the many phYs 'cal ills, vhich vanish before proper ef forts-gentle efforts-pleasant efforts rightly directed. Tihere is cenfort in the knowledge, that- so nily forms of SAelcness are not due to anytv actual dis else, bit simply to a constiipated conldi tion of the systen, which the pleasinmt family laxative, Syrup of Figs. prollpt ly removes. That Is whIty it s tie only remedy with millionsof families, id is everywhere esteemed so highly by all who ,Vah11e good health. Its belefileial i effects are dlue to tle fact, that it is t lie one 'remnedy whiich promotes internal cleanliness wvithout debilitating tle organs on which it acts. It is therefore 1 all Important, in order to get its bene ficial effects, to note whell you pur chase, that you have the genuine irti ele, which is 111111faet.nred by the Cali fornia ig Syrup Co. only and sold by till reputiable diggists. If in the eljoylmeit of good health, and the systelm is regular, laxatives or other remedies are then not nleeded. If aillieted with illy tetiuial disease, onle May be connnended to the Imlost skillful physililals, blt if in leed of a laxative, one sholld have the best, and vith the well-informed vvervwhere, Syrup of Figs stands highest 1141 1 most, largely used ald gives Ilost genern I satisfact ioll. W.W. FULMER .. ....... SELLING - - -- Large goblets at 200 per set. Large lamps from 20u to 40cl each, worthl 25e to 50Oc each.'I Meni's colored shirts 14lc to 451T each. Clothes penis t,wo dozen for 5ie. D)resc shiirts 300j and1 400e, wvorth 40c and 500 each. Laudies huse 4lo, 8e and I 0c per pai r. Meni's hose 4o, 80 anld 100 per p)air. 'l'ahlets Ie, 4a, 5o each. Note paper and enmveopes5te per box. F'ishi hooks anid line's cher ip. All 400e tobiacec) at 33c per pound. H-anmdle baskets *!o each. Ladies' cot rae rhioes from (650 to $1.00) per pailr. Lai(es' flune shoesi at 75c and upj. Menci's bIroganls from 85i0 to $1 -I5 per Illeacin ug 40, Gie, 7Ac anld 8?1e per yd. Mu Lsta rd sarinnur 7e per ennm. 3 Hwall boxes sur dines for I10Jo 3bo)ress8inl hoy wasiniig plowdIer1hc. 2 pounds of si'da for 5('. 30 fee.t clothles line for 5i0. Uhewuig gumu, all kinids 3c per pack age. T1he above redution in prices will last until May 15thl. D)o not dela&y butt comIo att onIce and) got tile beCnefit of those low prices. W. W. FULMER. HERE WE ARE WITH FIVE THAT WE~ MAINTAIN OURL POSITION AS LIDERS OF LOW PRIICHS, 1st. We sell good Green C.offe~e at 10Oc per1 11b. 2nd. We sell Soap (better th an Oet:i gon Soap. at 2 ie. perI cake. 3di. We sell New Orleans Syrup at 25c, per gal. 4thl. We sell MahIogna Mo. lasses at 1 5c. p)er gal. 5th. We sell Newberr'y Mill ShirtingJ at 3e. pe ydl. WHEN WE CUT, WE CUT TO THE BONE. 1"or one week only this fun shaill lase. Strlctly for' cash and excluively for cusitomners. I . KLETTN ER, New Goods! -Now Goods! .Now goods! THE loweroa'0 HOUSE Is filled again vith the most desira >e and newest goods ifflorded by the North. ''n mar1kets. Our >uyers are j ust return. ng from New York, I.hiiadelphia and Bal Rilor'e witlI the hicOjest selection they oul4.01d possibly make. In Wash Fabrics there is simply no end Lo the variety. In Woolens we have everything thiat the most fastidi :>us 'ouldl wish. Styles range fr'om [he daitiest cheeks to the lar'ge, hand in voguie nlow. Shoes! Shoes!! Shoes!!! We,T carry the cele.. br'ated1 "BANNISTER INE" of DENTS' FINE GOODS. We have selected a beau tiful line of col or's anid shapes. IN LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S Fine Shoes We are very confident that we have the best in style and finish to be found. 00ME AND REIi UK