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THE EDITORS IN OUR IDST, THE FRATERNITV OF THIE tW1T WELCOMED TO NE ER'A . The South Carolla Stat+ P'r4w4 Atr-cwlm tion Convened In the Opra Heoe Tuesday Night In Its tld An nual Conention. The State Press Assoiation of Sout h Carolina assembled in the olkra houe Tuesday night, the 25th instant.. to celebrate its 23d annual meeting. Thk Members who failed to he prscent at. the initial meeting issed I(the tireat of the weleoming addresses. The louse wa-s crowded and the au divec reminded oie of the very leas nivablo commIlenlevinentI sealson. M1u0h inlturest Wall mallifested aiid the happy wero liberally a d walrily applaudt d. The edlitta Were Iliade to feel that they were it holie in Newherrly. A ('011ilubla orclithestri discouirsed txcel lt music w Ii4j It l l its inispiraition to the pleat1 atili ineidentt's of the et e inag. lRev. -Sidi 11. Illowln, editor of Ihe Chrvistilan NeighlKw, and belovvdl cbap lalin of the assoviaition,. openled the mleetIng with anl aippropia1tv prayer. 'resident i .lert .\ till then'ii brielly antd grateefulily lit rodived I he t'peaktI. Aayor H. II. E'vanls, in behalf of the vo-y counell. dellvered tlie opeiniiig It drleim to! welvontio. (Wurl "hanlfSomne anid big hearted inayor" "did h1i iuself proud" in a seven mitiintest talk w hen h1e welcomed the association to Nt borry and turned over the keys < f the place and gaivo them ile fireedotii A thet) et.y, not. Inl a jewel-e risted slilT box, a1 inl the yilt'V4 Of yore, but. to the eit-y's fare and a heaty weleine. Col. W. 1Ililit said a good deal in ten iniiutes to manke the "ni1ouller. of plibile oplinlon'" feel the weltollie tiit fio extended inl behalf of the vitiz.-n 'Ibelo u 10(illene of his renarks was onid *y exceoild boy the wirinth, of is greet 111g. Ii like felicitns in1.ane follow-d 'resident Geo. B. ( rolielr aif I lhe! col lege. Who inlade inort. poiitl.d reInarks In tenl 1111nuttem thanl the maajority of Mie" c "Mha lve itnade inl teni tirnes tvin 11n11n1t 1, bult. it did not tiLICA b1imn tell atvoiliv til atHiurek thte g-1,1t41114.1 of thw iFourth ."tl-11ti I h 1t they were thrice Ieleoln 1 tile homne and helatis of 0u vitizells, The rekil'olles werv likadt. by NlI.. 11. k. Oiteenl, vditoir of tiha' Stlaitel Paily Item, and by lRev. W. 1'. .hhla , 11di1tor of Our Monthily, Clintonl, th' vic'pa'esidents of tit' .sovialtiol ll, in a pleltsallt six muinluttes talk, sai that, it tild not take threo addvesses to atsllt. thetni that tile weOcome was ihea'rty aind sitert, for tilr ea tey had roceived tte Wartnest greetinig inl thet lift. of 01he ass%iatioll sine his olieet 1ionl thert with. lie, felt 111111 it \ . nlot a ilert' formality iut tt it hladfl iiedd but1 tilt auldienee waus evidenitly sorryV whlen he lei'd. it was onet tof 1 l% e\l t' ur01 pleasurle to lis'teti to. Ni 1. ,iaeohs is a favor'ite' whet'tve' lie got's eea asuid followed tilt addreltsses andt thbus pleantly ipisted tile tir'st eve Tlhe 10lsines sess'ionl ltgtil th is tuort1 w iste have heti, Thle list tof Itose w he0 thlt Aluusta Ihrni',lle't is e\t'vted at tilt Opt'ra house5 to-n ightl to delhor ci the~ who~ will atteud, ret'O eileted to ariv'eIt to-day, byChaplain ilowneia, anid after' sOlIme iVutin11e business te r'eportsl were' his typort whlieh was readi andt adotpte-d-: thle ltyp't't's o'f S.t'etiary l.angston andl~ POented, tNtad' an~d rtied to appoi-~~ T'he p'riv'ileg of t he t'Itrl a e coddto '.harles it. \\'ebh'. t ivpre. Iet'lative' of lB"~ lnhar I Bavhers A Sp'l~ider. Ft pe0 funndeirs . Ch~.Am~ and Newherety t.\gleg-o "t't' . ' A Itnder and t'1nlhing r'ess' n Oi 't the death of Senrator Arikt 'nsp-, by a riaing~ 'XO.. A 1'wAltiOnir of tyg tet., \wa e of the abselxe of the absertee of trtr T.y Thbdd ivianid resoine vtand takar by~ SoutVh t'amlina., witb ''ene e Te Iasoctia and ar'tii CreC'nte~*c~ n'ta lMM i cnaniionst andhathly RWint Omre, wash anlT~ii laTI aTs i7m "Whe Sta np'Thcsa k T *e an l E'natlr'.. " wase tinat t n b.et. n ene$~ CiparklC,'Ti, em:Si $u)&'etho 400t I2i 00nm2fiiM 99 ii' Ia a !I7a'et +7 iins~ 'mijgtN uab ~1M&% *1We. altic, * ASI MEh' l ite .d! 'IMl *anr.Oin so ar 2 ,2be a iH2td Thed33 A P ''e411.,3 w~ ast qaw"o nMch thei aeb si a' pa per ' en"' Riphts,'' hew3pT','.'' aes F1, of ar jAtwr . ah i CN%kleti ),de ,l thai -ouiy Af this pap',edr h Nhe innn11 times rtad a1 sn luper t.l.on in The Iig ht's of N ew%VstpaperkI. as le ah I .Agal Ad, vert o i st -mii eni 1,t4. Order-ed that -A Copy of this paper be l.to frl-11hed, the secretary v r publication inl ih minu1ltes1 , anl hat iltle nI%ppe vrgnested 14) ropY the anefromn the, n1'iti tts. .\ Ircs! tllit m mth p e tht i I oIn Inlittm! vf'Ilive hw appoiMcdi to dh-aft a1 bill n(0 hi subje.t to bw !ai ii tl h . the Legislatir. ('ol. 'rew., 0:'ete I ithe following'a vs olutionl, w\hich was adoptiI: ('l1. Crews. of Latil-ells, inli hl10t i Ithe followin h m whitb were 4e'Onldvti by \. rt' iv. tor sm nt3 r. <tld(1 ' alopted' Int'anianousl : \Vhervits, t1 South I'atr '' a ''. 1res As oc iiatti o II has bweln inlfo>-Int-dl of thet prop-01)OSit iI 1 o 1 tII' 1Ci I-lral I k \(I'lv - ilent to establlish i a llu ta-itin I' 'll t le I 'infck Ilt'v, ill I hII hlir < f 1 'harh- 33 'lI t he b tll- (it3e (m Ihe Sic i h Athllnliv vow'? f.-r bluch an1 il.tIliuti : 'li i jit i ii(1v'ii le 1ii'3tI' X Roflh' lv That 1this .\'ii.tion tIl'g s I t lit-( III Ieitber I h . ( u'artIi I it dielv iationl il t lic ' flited S,Ae SetI 1t0 anll HIn Le (If 4-ieprt-St'is - tatives i t) furl t.lt by ev r IY 1me1ans1 il their powerl Ith l i . i' 1S u -3 l it o ilfsc at mi lanitariulita i for Vl it i .vat. .11 . : t, Iid lt use of llipr -,'t i o fur' ther bY velyinv11 in tlhvir 11 wr. thl esa ls ie tof "uch aL "anliltavur '1 or. tI 3 ' i t hil l It olp (if tl wt. 'eso delti t ion l ic thell 1-) 'll l til IIoit ill es(' n The pri vilt-e ? (it the 1floori werei (,X Let .*(.,I p M I. I . I l't.1ttrt of ht.b ( 'har wo I.(- l gistevr. (' I 1 1 11 ( IiI' i t.I-ed 1 ( (n I Iv il Ilet filr. next phwve of IlI-v-ting. MIA.191), \vALS.8HSA i E . 11'l lit' li ' alAh d1 elk I v -r < it ". - ilificenlt adhlrl.ss IIIfort. a large andl ve fill' Itiuliville ill olerit hou) ,t- \\. ' 3 3 yth lhi lht onl imThe." l i' t3 t h. Ie pl -flicud ht'-, w rds w\ith11 citlinent tti ;illts to grtan liti es in j uiamilistl w i' -itattsllitinship in o th t'ti-llina. It' li tk (if Ik i .Il-ly dhays ill ('h111'ri Loll, Itid Ill refel-lin", to at hatl. period t'int li4,11de tIll f itlders of the New\ Il Iill ('our-ier, atlli t lmentioli (of 11ua1114 of F''.. 13 Dhwsol theret was "reait -il plause. liv said trewas oIlk MM whicb wolid ever maald lf ov1 all ( t h ors ill Ii1bh- tIld i l irti h tru thtt wit-A thltltnli1. of \\' ti e adt ll ptol. .\t lite mointion of that, tilltne thoerc wait t Itre'n ldois 111tIph l .Nii. . \'i Iail-h %klil (lte indinstr ial growth of t ho South iti at pra tit'al ntId vi ouols n1-11111l lict lite Shltme that w\ v0ssLessVr'y tin i n cliieate and Soil it) I na m ke uts a 333tjs er tt i' 4''d 1. l t' compard t h the' things that' t\low" sAt'evaill wit thitt11 did'3 3 IhlsInthts alon ths liti~e l~tMt A\i1.\Valsh'advocate rtnignent3 23 in al3 braIin-s of'3 I '. ' '.A I v'er titi'lital ti i i li t ' a 'to t,attI' a t t at li 3 an tt" t itt'I'i a r3 (V "Adbr' s3ul-" tine 0ni . lie'bt~it(C7 then-Cu i nt ' he slix.' mil-3, 5 jl. 3i i3j p'e S llensoeaticr~ en aida s.. last. ,\i1ea t' 1.e-u sev en ' mi33 l l~4i3t( r lI'i'a t')iand the hmnel' 3w itg ho1ptali33ty 'i i; ,ihaa.,.h Ouht' l"ducatilonal Instittions-Edi cttan is tu 1nteMest worthy tho deev ont n anitt3 of tho thkoughtfu mno,--l1on T,.'Rlobinlson,. Ouri ,griAuttiv-al Rtmilvwes-GO tit the -toil. -d d to tuall, stbdu1 014 oth. it shall tv thline-Al. A, Uni Slvha Thes The alk-ulations of th% com iew in % ols , I onlsequenielc t llo.d tIIe zeelt int ilat lon of weilt l'hey ar. tuaZo not oily for the aetualt n t's ruid aritilk-i'l reqw ilt1 ent kf wo iI:, bI uat I ttey bring frein strail g1t hi.ds ni w s hjo.ts tot investigaition .tl stions which give enourage mnt t o thongh.1t . -Hlln. , ino. C. W it soll, a wyers-Il) as ad versaJes do in taw. strive miniltily. but, ieat and drink asfrit lids. I iml. Ge.4orgt Joh11nstonle. I hwtors Lt the Ih)oetors ,o to the ilay o lmNomity, I't II)I- the g i, I t' Ith branly anid the whisk-y: E-:at the siiuplest. food. drink tlhe pure. (0lId Witter, Then yltu will be well, oriat least, you Ihe Association Isib( pleasalt se Simn (11 Thursdlay mlorning. The mainl ieatur,s wert the iletion or onlicers and1 i1eltttltt itn of plave fpri xt ineetin . All t.he o h I lit-ors werl. re-electe1d 1E . Aull,Newhery,li'rstent: ). <> te ain, tite:-. :n t I o-v. to. o . - ul!ol i !). ' it . . :I'.p t .i ,a: x o n. .\ t . :i.: - tIr 4! F . \ Ihht . Tea te .o t 'ioii i i ) 11 q tr t (Irw-i I i t h anr II:ItA m-I s utin :ilih-tio tlt . H t(h n i ofn and i h t a- m --u -t.tke n Iti - vAs sh-tI en. - pri n . (Ilit a L t .4- r:uIl., whI \b w, ,.''-it- e i 'iv (tr int I . i - i i i 1 I . Ah - s p-11 i umiin to met" t.h"ie nex ypar. to bi viIriit in < of othin. Tliet Ai soci - 0il lexprttd it- id aor the -kind invitaionl, n t It! h plac. hIL hvu ! I.i-.t1 y ',sl tl(e! . l:ial invitation VOMId not hb- UVV('pt.f!d. Quite i num bte1p- of vew ml eibers w 1-r 1 i-lled. This showti'hu at .h in 1ter t 'I)t(t ASSowiatl io in ot it. wmik ins wid iindg. toth st.i >ltT >s .\f thel'htii<: hat. Rtisidvted. Thatt wve express our sull ct-i- reg ret at iIhe iithi tiy oif oulrbrot h cr, . alames T. ' acm , tI be pres ln l t this i 'ing. We aurne.tQy trust that Gmo in .his provieick. m1i.t spar(. yetI Inany a hu lif(- (of S'ur valued and)( hin ried wine inlt nt' that the pres lt, illneSs in1Y be of howrt dII-a1ion. Itly mlo i i Appelt: \'h e a.s a Almit) ighty toil in h i s atlIt wi oid nhlel hasOl seek'l tott teovei frm4ilI (m '' llitist alltdt->ri\-e the .-iti 4-f mit- (if its brighttest je"Wels, purc and abh- !tantesil .ain t the p eson of t h late Sonatmr .14'scph 11. I-:arle: he it i 'tMkdled 1. 1 hat. wt, humblyA bow inl -u101 ois!'ion to the will rf God' in thit seve tille't ion. 2. That we Inmurn the loss to oi. selves oul State and Io our nation ilt thus having tMa s.o wqthy a son, s( 1urV a jui'.it ,( brilliant al stattes,mi 1e1111 noble patri hot. 3. That . the SoutI ('ao1 lia vss .wiation. extend our sAympt thSie~Cs~ t thei'i. b 'eraved fam yf the t ie-u eensei"d n that. Stary be -istlruet ed~l toiA !s.1d them a coy o the se resoln-~a ~i ' ates .1 t i iowd AISell.4, LT \\*tt'hereaOL I't' thD ision I ('ouLl ofJiI the l'ItA -n 1-.iscpl Church 1Ii t'ounc 'il 0eb- attj~T Anders o doi adopt the fl-r \\ t 'herea t-he roi ng cr liVsregiudQo' humanl i,lOife has caus e i the e0 hoicd tobcm oeaimr ofMoore, tho Financeo, 'Bianquot and Rc ooption Comlnitteog for tho State Prou AssoOlation, the 0101rgytuoln of the city thO faculty of NewIery Collego, th tuolbviro of the Nowborry Bar, and tho local Pet 8s. ('arlagos wore in wait InS at The0 NewbrIy.. anI the ent.irt )"1ty of about two hundred persom woro conveyed to Bleyulo 'ark atbou noon, where one of tho tuost mnjoyablk ftstlyitles of the editors' Stay il outl ity was Sponlt. It. wts a typleial barbe 4,n.1 sIh as only Newberry's prico 01 'on111 euterers, Nlr, James l)hilar, ennl propir0 Ill 611ne eleganlt 1111nn101r0 After dinner thert were Imprompti speeceus by several goltlemlen. I lout. Gloeror AlSwennly made clo(Illent, alhusions" to 0h0 hospitatlit.y of Newberry, anild volotl the sotit.iments of ils bretien of the pross in hat, lie Said t he edit,oi's Soalpprveca ted t-h41fait,h ftilness of tlivi clief f oliter. that. thoy had re-clected P'resident A\u11 for. tin ot.helr tel*rml, Itiand fitit-her by pl--eStqt-ing Mr. 1AllI1 at bealitiful silver pitcheler as a tokenl of their esteem. N I r. Atill was takevn tiltrely by sitl-prist., an 1har1-diy found words to Ititer ilts thaiks for the honior doneo hiul. Ieso>nses to selit iientsof hospitality were Iatle by I.t(ito l Kiigliht1, Jaytes, aItild Hi phill altid N r. (ole. I. Holase, respollied to the seit.inleits of I.ivut. Gov. .\leweeney as to t he good %%il 1 e0xpre:k+61o for Il'res id in it 1. T' ;lp ellebr wvc ill in the h1:1ppiest vchn. ]111. -e \vl :s ,l a e.l [ for, 11u141 respoidt-d h artl .d nt1t0e ,MW itul ortat all1 1t imkl kth-rone . ci veli to ti lvilt wor.k. ,. \vln w y ) t a ppla itt i. The vdi ltor, (41 frt, il themi) xproeions of1' hi ehat ojoyr uch it plelasanit <w0:a-IoN 1, 1111f0rded by l ion. (;. N. .\lowt -r. velo o t l.iv h-t tld ti g!ittlluml. aty he i,. und said thut it, hionoing him it Nwho h o oto do. , shl atlso n1 or41114t hvr .4t.f. The hb.1tmec formeti d on. of d - likost pleasanilt expevrienlces inl I',he his toryt* d of our. lospitalit n*v lilVd long will ye edit.or remember it, Inoethwr With aill who were pre-s I,t. It at s l l Iell L,irnly newm an1d lii.l Icat.lnre of -Ntaltv of'tr e Sont. Itin't nt even\' t o e h C 110 - tlet of ittisies htit t-ied lti- plate, ill l tht.ir iae.-1 p1p . Iu l sloe At six o'clot-k thv nit nhers o I lith ssovtiation w u taken ino hr il-y Ote reception oniiitiite amnd i e witstin te Newherry (-lulk. ult other point, of int orecst.. The folowingp resoluiow e i It s ted hlis luornling'y byiv tilt- ln-:t:t-t . on resolut ionsand nuanimon11a.oplt ed: hIereas, The South ltt 'olinak S.tto Pre-as Association convened inl it:, 23: lni uall ses-tionl ato thie h eopitibl city tt f Nowevry, S. C.. onl -it h O N) 189"d. A nd, wherives. Tlhe recept ion -i en t"t-tilitie aic ci'1kcorded ou. h),h-v heY a .It. vi t i/.ens of i Is hi:toric 1,tw , * i k's t Ith I-renlOW d fOrl' e n t h0hi it li- l v'e beenl dispensed inl i n<llloest l1rI >. gen.h be i t J i solvedA$ tist.lE That wetS.thmmbr of Lt"'iihe oth l"'a~roin lst inl'e od sociatio, i ttendar uponl'I th] is, - stn,toldOereby giv e 0hi'.-de preionLtT It our h'ki'igthI appreei"d ofh tile reco!ti tt'i t.'emrre ' tOo l's by Ie it .te i fathrstdpis ae Viswet 'cii this b tpot nt inun iciaity. psitt:e thei numerou-, h iden. ., S th e ' honored i k)~ l're ietC.' ofI our- i 'i tion. wh~k.Teh g to, Neuake7~ up a~ happy, pM" - ous and cut tued rna tomt.d N.-M> iel tth prt of c -"" any rv 1o ' States on the AmerMica~iti n" 1 con intno' No C rp. When you take '1o0' Pit1. Th ok toned, sutgar-coated1 joills, which tear You aUt pieces, are not 11 it vith liMI*S. Iy to tk6 of llood's wI'llc h Ae Up to ilto in every rwepeot, Safe, certiit Iail mure. A Ip l IEi drugglits. (. . 1. 1ilod & (o., 1.owell, Mass. Tho ouly l'ills to tako with LOW i l's arsaparilta. prgentt.tt.ion to MIYor. it, It. HInnI to b , 11reSe V ed ilt I Ie Irhti- Ivoli of 1to 4it y vokinvil Its at slighit, Inloml.'1to of our'i good will 111141 asting benlod lot Iot. "Zo.s1ectfully suibmlitted, itor. A...I. S. 'l'IlomAs, A. (I. Kob1mic, it 'I', .AYNR:S, ll.\.s. W . I11(t 1lMOIt.:, - tolnilt-wo o;I iesolutions. May 28t.h ISi7. Al I. Stnowdoi avl I oxetolit, Ipl. onl tbo I I Istory of .Journlalifinl. t.LyIO 1VIs MadeV at 1 vorfI 110 8p100h in acknowledgmileint, of O. vosolutionls tlndcrilng tlithaks to the Nowborry Iltopiv. I'The town aniiid all that, btelonigs to It, hilts beenll ti vel up to tho oljoytnont of th, .\ssociation. nttt wo ig you to fov e ac 'l rrors inl this issue. WhyI will voll y I bu hit,ter liaulsot'tig T(e\ is as pleasmt its Illtlon Syrup. \cul in dra.t is autiovized to refund iht 1111w v i.I evv ca s ew whero it, fills It, r ' n A nt . f.ly Quinine and other fem ver medicines take from 5 to 10 days to cure fever. Jhnson's Chill and Fever Tonic cures in ONE DAV. Tl, h i s- A ssoriat ion vloses its an una teetngtoodlY. The! mlembers l: V -sonwl fw- hir' homes aid oihrs on teii-ir anual trip to Nash \il, sloppill lir-I at Clinton and then .tl.!hi:-s rn- T1Ie peop1l1 Of INCW. I,,[havc lit-t hing- undone to make ti -i a\ of lit -lit ors plelsalt. WVe0 h l icli hc IIwIn .n of I le Assoeiatioi hav,fnu tlesn to hiave been withiul. b c o h HTil !1rald Indl News f 1- ouId' of .' whrry adil desires to I,i- p rsQ::I1 lhailks to to hose of the \ hfl f !or : i nterest the people h tak, 11 in this athring. ISEvery on lh "2m ii'o bet anxionst to von ." 2 .o. anjd w wc l -ure the imem ' ' aiwa,\ feelinL- that it was good t 1' Cli lle' antld will carry with thlvni happy imlprc-mio.ls of thevir staly in o r W1 ., o' n,ot recall a Sill 'le1 I-at inh;icnt i: the Session any * vt th . .\I,11v S citioll slould V i, d'1( tol atke this a an. i21f the2 worik oft geltting upct ! a rdi i . 'ii are 21 ind ete tt.e' u a eia ..ne t he p er will. be I n w t fae ohno ns. Cilrl f& MLevr ulonic? - - ..!' .a 'IIP S 1110 0' ays: --r sistr1 I-)A ('ha Now ihs htilea Tlltes n Snr eeor heauns,m rs. ab hi~ \ .E.l>elhai Edu ad Johnon's SELEFT SENETEN EduTRIad SURhOlNz ht.i'iVl~l.' a t i the'IcAlti e'ch* h'~C .c lc Sta.odtvia .0 j * A,V,I0$Booro Jsoket Is heCio p Iet W OU5Bselno ' da solo atd jet r hwitikPrOvIding th com TI 1. 0h e of the "attlest, de. sigs for theme 406nar jackets intd it may bo ca'rr,e 6ut atV a coet of froti $2.01o b. of which Pum 25 cents l1 allowed for fholJuvtOck 'atteru. our Immeflosa Stock Inlt',dos Volvet", 'fll4re8 and flue eihs appropriate for sueli jaekets, as Welbas a eoiploto linu of 'drei4n mjjateialjq of b1llken, woolli-n amid Ctton1 texture. Silk and jet pa"inenterle, sbft rouch Ing4, lu and inny'aids are amon U tho caILnty ',h1Igs to be found on ouir '*N1's8 Voic BUTTERICK PATTER4N 1338. Butterlok Pa 1 o Ask for the June 'VH DEMNE.nOs For June, FASHION SHEET. 'Now Readl U. J. WOOTEES tf. ly. THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOC ETY OF THE UNITED STATES. ZA1VT-.a3-_ .1, 3.307., Assets . . . . . . $216,773,947 Reserve Fund 1 (0 por Cent. Stabdardl) and all other 173,496,768 Liabilities .1.9. Surplus, 4 per Cent. -. -.-.- $43,277,179 Outstanding Assurance. $915 102.070 The Society has paid $253,956,351 to its policy. bolders, 1nd in w now holds $216,773,917 of Assets (of which $43.277,179 id making a total of $470,730,298. This record covering a period of Is. than 38 years from its organizatic.n, is over $212,793,000 wore thanl jjjj. other company has paid and accumulated within the corresponding perio of its history. The Equitable writes any form of policy ihe assnireng p Y want-Tontine, Annual Distribution, Endowment, Guara'nteed( .ashe hmay Term, any other forms of policies. Call and see tno before assuring your lives elsewhere. The Equitable is absolutely safe, and persons wishing insurance would a find it to their interest to examine its plans before takizg out a policy elsewhore. The Equitable issues policies on both male and female lives. f&t. 6M. ARTHUR KIBLER, Ag(:nt. C. E. SUMMER. J. H. SUMMER. G. W. SUMMER. SUMER_BROS. lhe Leaders of Dealkrs in Low Price8 AN? First-Class 90o[is B~rocerlss, Hardware, Harness, Dry Goods, ....Shoes and Clothing.... WVe sell the Whlito~ lIickoryV Wagon, one f die hi sdd a New - "iTr - (Guano, C'ottoni Seed Meai ~ tln 1s lDon't forget our brandsl of Flu:Oei.,Prie In lbud, onnty. WeV hazve just received,1 a car l'ad of Di We &d A p Special Values In Household Goods this Week. - Pu're ,inuen Tabh~l):ask'7 ch s."I () lir ow.ies an ~e . ilnek $at teen 10 Oua ~t at n ila nk l lotte ug I.2 3 ,8 Silk Mitta 15e pi silk (lov Bargain. Ala ys S .