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E. II. AULL, EDITOR. NOT IMFOtI MONDAY. The crisis in the war situation has been promised and oxplcted for more than a week. President McKinley it was stated the first of the week had finished his message and would send it to Congress by last Wednesday, but he did n't. Now it is said it, will be sent, in by londay. It is withheld to permit Gen. Le to get away fenm Havana and to get Americans out. President McKinley is holding Con gress down in) the hope that, war may be avoicled. Congress has adjourned until Monday aind it is said Gen. Lee Is to leave llavana tomorrow. The crisis will not be reached before Monday at .1 then the president may again postpone the sending in of his iniessag~e. it scems to us there has been delay enough. We do not want, war if it can be avoided but it seems to us that some thing Ahotild I e done. The withdrawal of General Lee from llavana and of Minlister Woodford from Madrid looks very much as if war were very probable. A HINT TO OUIC FAtMEIS. Our farmers should take advantage of the prospUets of wtar and thc imde penlence of t'uh it) plant large pro vision erops and arrange for interensing their supplies of home-raised meats Even if there is no war, the independ ence of Cuba will eiente a very keen deliand for brelld-stulf's and proVis111. TlhC coIdition of afairs in Cuba is such that, reciperation in the rural re gions will he very slow. Never since the dawn of civilization has such aw ful desolation fallen on an atricultural people as that which tle Sipaiiard, have wlrooghlit in t'uha. WeVer's orlers of concentration in vOlved the destruction of all the dwell ings oi tihe faris. all the supplies. all the tools and all the horses 11i4 Cattle. It involved the imprisonment of ill thlie farming population, inen, woienl and children, in ihe fortified towns, where they hae been left to shift for them seIlves. They are without food and practivally without clot hes. 'I lie Span tards have iiot raised a fin-fer to re lieve the sulirings of these tinfortuin :tes. They have been g.ivyen over to starva'i qn on tle lie,a that if they were allowei to stay on their falms and carn a living a pait of their Supplies would go to fted the C than patriots. Now. w het hir ne have wvar. or wheth (-r the r party i>oZoses to n Ip: I k ( 'ubans to pay a rou nd stum f er t Ir fr < i eI.i these poleiple must be f d. 111n!d . he wh l popu .1 1l1,la onl vof t i e -I.i r : h 1 f-.-d fron tihe- slores while t'e v.an r" sion iy tee. A fra W!; h 'span'i!. opr: .-- n t i: - fr tibe (ubans t ) i tea-i we in S p r.:es -ual . he% 'ad' i pre-ent 'e ar. 11 t t . ' - t eant ar;- t c arn au w heat. a'>a to it le :xtra bee., creat - bec- iu'N a.me bAI.te tw the ear. cet L Ct 6.s-'r f- t_tCha- gT. 1 - Cte!'I2 r -v Ia * 1-ii f Or 'o - .>pa.. t,i. lieve r our r g a : a - "Butevenjf te (:%0 9'.t100 tana t.oay, ther wil .i rema iT ha aanetem l gl . bo:r, an ,be eadasaifc.r TONI s aspesnta eo Syrup. Your'duggis is ' auhrie to r~-.efund o cure. Pr.e 50 cnts WAR INEVITABLE IF WAR 18 AVOIDED OVERITURKS MUST COM1 VROM SPAIN. War Spirit on Increans-Ppetin Seems to Favor War Itather than Local Troubles European Notisins Working for Peatce. (Special Ierald and News) Columbia -April 8, 9.40 a. In. Opill iot tow is that atty tIoveinetit to avoid war iust comne fr<IIn Spain. McKinley told the representatives of the V.uropeat ttationls that notli)g could be done uttless S:ain withdrew troops front Cuba. War spirit ott rapid increase in Spain and ministry scents to favor war rather than ioeal troubles. 1:vei ythi tg getting on war basis. European nations working for peace atld to get Spain to surrender. I,ce leaves I1avana Saturday. AUGUST KoiN. A merleanis tre the iost inventive People on earth. To theii have kieen imetel iieurly 00 000 ;itentsI, or mnre thanl onte-third of all the patenls 18ted it the world. N. discovery of itdero years has been of greater benellt, to mankinld 11111ta Chanit erlaln't Colit-, Cholera and Diarrhoea ternedy, or has <lo'ineore to relieve pain anltd sifiel ing. J. W. Vouign, of Oakto i, Ky., says: "I have ised Chatn'rlin'. C011c, Choltra and Diarthu i Iteniedy inl Imly family for several years, and lind it to be the best medicine I ever used for erallpH in I he stniach and bowels. For sale by W. E. 'elhanit. Autother 'aatepro4l Visit to Whitinlres Nllt. FITrro: On Saturday, March 19th, 1 again went, up to W hitmires to eett regulari enlgagemle.t at, the 11aIti6t chllurelb in that lit. le town. I arrived at, ly friend's, Mir. Samuel Atchtison's in ample time to join him self and family in a pa atable and hear tY noonday meal. As I had not been out into the town for some time, I took an afternoon stroll, etiltivating a social and friendly feeling for its citizens; also for any changes or improvements w hicli tmay have been recently made. I found tha' Mr. It. F. Morrow's busi ness had oitgrown his old quarters. i1e had rented a large vacant btore rootn from NI r. 1'. C. Briggs and moved Spnirt (of his very large stock into it, mnostiy dry goods. By close attention to biiness and economical habits Mr. and M rs. Morrow have made a success at Whitmlire. I heard some talk of moving away his old store and building a large brick bildin-: in its stead. I found at I r. Cthas. Tidimtrs's evi dence of prosperity. Mlr. Tidimarsh is av rgetic merchant. In addi tion itois hlarge store-room filled with general merchandise, he has a room, recentlY enlarged. filled with furniture. The need of his isiness are such as to demand iuore roomn ,till, and a ware hJouI-e i' going up. Tle above gentle men have been v-ery helpful to farmers around WhLittires> of recent years. and farmters in turn have been equally belp I to tuell. I %riu t. Before 'ie (.. C. & N. R1ailroad was built !hi- wao- (uitie an inaccessible see. 1(n. 1t wa- a jong ways to anly market alu in ;111wAter the roads are generally er-lV bad. Tlle very h,E-t of fee'jn! should exist betwi"een lie country and tbe little town. in~ l1:6 way atone wtil they be of itutual e.p. No greater mni-t.ake caL be mtadeCV than to p'ermit bad feeling or Ce n.fierenice to exist between a t'n 'ar andi ite cit ienie in the surrosund uaexty. A bi ght, p'rosperous atl 5 n {i t, t Wi bitmi2re ztjean-- help to 12inaG.at-e country arou-ud as a de 'abie ut'on to jive in. &c. A dead 1-iw I lideaLe -- we2 t he (u:t .Ierr w ould u.g t" to t.ay a d-ati country. A good. tova (crtain: y nec a in that eotn inr.i for r i any rea sons. Thler are hafa )( ;o! fromw any~ other:u toan to bhie '- re. ;srovided- suymieeD entkr Pr'; *t 'Grtught to bear. Whitwir'e a-eb o 'ft to be ILOlte than it is. I wu a' . e-: to se-e rmy young friend -o ps.eanothr ione of Witmnire's pro p- niha' ts. hO nearly re-* emre W i' o1 beaithfutloe's. ler' that b' i- arranging to build b ree r'-c as . but iled~ to lear w' et'':' L * - ie it aSa cage to. put a ur n or t"rcj baebe'nor's head. C:uar,iu- Jf th former, I would 'aot tz;- r *-. . dr ly hi. a Jittle official Is- p: s'.cur.o ; tI s- bird. -atrb n g'xt wa. 1'pent at the mnag t t--rn'tjnd bo-pit'a'e bomte of Mr. TheU. A 'Lrau0 .No be5tte-r p.ace for a L syr.. war pr sacte to go. He t'an 'leiof h ait ga 'ear I-ieae 0' a b- ' in a capaciOus1 r.-Ot that boon provo' '' sa t. 1 5 'sep. !1a.ture's sweet r'ov' ' M' s' A hrauas r5eeides at 'he oru Iott' of 16 iate~ Jr. Jamieb MI. "''1-% m'sy behfore t.le death D)r. Ip b,;t ,s ftor ' usee probaIbly the t s'i Upt. I 5 rJset!nc in theC cIunty. E a i ma rutz qua:led by, anv ')u'sie ti..s s:ty. Wit' a 1rusbi'jg u'y :a ii wiaatial in appearanic. Tlhere au ,.s sxrh0' u.trg heevere in I he vicissi. W.uc'vt of war on I)r. E. and ble famuily. I ain tC'. ttbt beC hatd AJ or rnJOre bales 0' 'c'tot-' w L. Vn wa)- b')d "jus;t 00 the "I': of thes t is trcdor" ftor (vi.fergi rnoneyis. A 1 loiSt. B'sol ~Oinger :t wo'.o. ha'se brougt ah lit0l WYY 5)r 6ti0.09tj! i gold. I-sts exY:ltuse tois Mr. }'2.itvr, this Ms!A.r, has bec 5;': t'xtidwj b" v.iisr its eg J, I). M,i IJo f(ot $ y, With the idea that a.y Inrepara llots your druyyts.t uay put up and tr to h'il ,ou wil purify your~ blood.s itke Hs.sd s ldaroapa. rgi I. 'lit is meitielUe has a r'epu tat tot - it har earned its record.'( it is prseparedA under the per sisnal su pervssido '.f e'Juvat*s pharrinacists who kno.iw the nit. u''. gouality aoJ Ii)eMjitina efft!s of al the~ iOZg,e.OL usedJ. Hlood's Sas'saparijha abi soh u"ely e:ures alt for ws 'A bloss ssase whJen other fmdielus~ fail to) do any good,. It is the Wo'rl-J's gre(at 'Splr'ing Me'dielre andi the One 'i rue Wcood Pur'Jier, Art all-round, up-to-datM. ompositor wants sItuation. (Good bVmnes hand and can make htiruslf generally use?ful in any ,printing oflIice, Addres, "PJrin, ter',' Mck( Box 16, lroserity, )8, If you want bargaIns now call onl tJ.t. fi Uwo. j utopia School Itens Wo had fine raina during the week. The rain was needed and most people were proud to see it come. There have been some cool mornings since. and some frost, two nortnitnga. We don't think the frost severe enough to injure the fruit very much. But it caught the peaCbes In the very Worst stage-just after the bloom has faded. A'r4. B. F. Fair, of Charleit ij. lef for her home on Fridity after a three months' visit to her sister, Mrs. I. P. Cannon. Rev. D. P. Boyd, of Gray Court. spent Thursday night with Mr. 19. M. Schumpert and family. The Woman's Missionary hociety met on Friday afternoon tit the rel denco of Mr. W. I. Herbert. The mem bers ure very earnest and faithful. Mrs. .1. C. Dominiek has bcon visit iny re'atives near St. Liiuke's Miss Lile Chapman left Friday for lL.esville, where she will spend soine time visiting her relatives. Road working has.been part of the work during the week. Several of the overseers worked their respective see tions of roads during the latter part of the week. Air. Editor, we have toagain ask you to guard against errors in our items. L ast week you made us say ' Jula" in stead of "Julin," and ."Doyee" for "lloyee." These are only slight chang es, but we do not like to have them made, because we always wish to be as correct as we canl. Mr. Mark Nichols. had a large log rolling on Friday. Somue corn was planted in our section during March. We think a consider able amount will be planted during the next week or two. From appearances, soine are about ready for planting cot ton. Two of our ladies wept 1ishing the other (lay and had extraordinary good luck. rhey caught sixt.y-two fish in a few hours. ('an anybody else equal that? Some others have been catching some good size fish, the same person having caught at one time a fish weigh ing seven pounds and at another time one weighing about seven and a half pounds. Miss Nora Long returned the first of the week from a two months' visit among friends and relatives in Colum bia She says she had a most delight ful time during her visit.. We are sorry to say that Mrs. I. P. Cannon is sick again. She was taken Friday withl a rising in the head. We believe site is now improving. There will be Eastor exercises at v Chapel next Sunday, the 10th. T'.e scrvices will be all day. The Juvenile Society will render the Easter exerCises in the forenoon and there will be preaching in the afternoon. The public is cordially invited with filled baskets for the dinner which will be between the services. April 4. P59N 1t'ILs. Mrs. A. Inveen, ro-iding at 720 Hnt-ry S'.. Alton, Ill., Suffered with seiatic rbeumatism for o%er tight intuhs. She d Ctred for it nearly the wle of this time, usir>g vario~us remedies iece" ndItedil~ by friendc-, and( was I rea'ed by the physiciansa, but recei ved( no relief. Sh:e thtwn u'ed one and a half bot tles of Chamberlain' s Pain IBalm, wh,ieh effeected a conp|te cure. Tbis is pumbiishe-d at her rquest. as she wants others similarly affliceted to know what cured ber. Tlite- 2"> and 5(0 cent sizes for sale. by W. E. P'lhami. 'Latesocn th-? Sout hern for Speial OceaRoins The Sonnern Railway Company will sell round. trip tickets from Newb'erry for the following occasions: Baptist Young P'eople's Union of South Carolina, at lBatesbur.g. S. C., March 30.ih to April 3d. *3.G5. Tickets on sale March 2k'30th, final limit A pril 5th. Girand Lodge K(night'> of Ior of South Carolina, at Columbia, 8. C., A pril 20-22d, 82. 25. Tjekets on sale A pri' 19-201b, final limit A pril 23d. Annual Meeting JeniorOrder Uite~d Armerican Meebanics, at Clifton, S. C., A pril 1 9-25th,, $4 25. T1ickets on sale A pril 17-191h, Uinal limit A pril auith. South Carolina State Suntda-chool C.njvenjtion. at G~eorge-town ,S. C.Ma Ji- 19th, M 30J. Tickets onj sale May 15-17th. final limit May 21st. S ,uth bCa~rina Epworth League Con venftiont, at O)ran;/eburg, S. C., April 14-17th, 45.00J. Tickets on sale- April 12- 15th, fical limit tApril 19~th. State Central Prohibition Conven tion, at Columbia, S. C., A pril 14th, 2 2'>. Ticket-6 on sale April 13 -14th, final limit A pril 105th. Grand ,.*dge Im'proved O)rder of Re'd Me~.1 at Charleston, S. C., A pril 12th. 1 .l0. Tjickets on sale April 11th and 12th, final Ii rzot Apil luth. QuadeJ nniai Ge'n-m-al Conferece M. E. 4 bur'b, Soit b, at $alimore, Md., M ay 4-2X4tb. lire t.--"la'.sall ra il vie. W ash-i Jrugeton, 117.30: first-class vt & Nor'fork and Che'salae Veay Ste~amer--, *14.30. i'or further iformoationi concerning thbese rates, call on A gent J. A. Burton. thbe U. It CThurch, l)ilI.burg, Pa., ri. '''gmu'*- t he vaJue oif Chamgnberisin,'s Co,ugb Jf.rnedy, nod does not bsesitalte to teli ofhers about It. "1Ijatee used Chaberla*isn's ( oughj J{eiuiedy," he 55)5. "eend timd It an excellent medl u-in. for colds, 'soughs aini boary51en5." 60. does ev"ryne who gives it a trial, l->ld by W. E Pebsm. We Have Thoem All I P'aa Eater E'gg J)yes--Papers Gerrn E'aster E~gg J)yes! All at be. per paper. at W)O$,ERTHAON & (O!,JD!l!y' Drng S.te it. Bethel School Items. The health of the community is very good at present, excepting coughs and colds. Mr. George Ruff has purchased a handsome new bicycle. Mr. W. P. Lominick and family, of this community, visited in the St. Philip's section last week. Rev. H. W. Whitaker preached a splendid sernon in Lebanon church last fourth Sunday. He loft an appoint ment for the fourth Sunday in April. Mr. W.P. Lominiek has had lightning rods put on his dwelling lately. There will ho no services at King's Creek church until the third Sunday in April on account of Rev. Hood's go ing to attend Presbytery. Some of our people are planning for a fishing excursion soon. We hope they will have better success than we rather expect them to meet with, and bring back a nice quantity of fish. Mr. W. H1. Wendt has enclosed some of .his fields with wire. We think if others of our farmers would follow that example it would be a great improve ment. We are having some very wintry weather now, which is not so pleasant as the nice spring weather we enjoyed some days since. The fruit trees are in bloom and we fear that the fruit will yet, be killed. Corn planting is now in order among the farmers. We think they should take more interest In their corn crol P and have more planted than many have had In the last few years. The people of this community were glad to welcome Mir. C. M. King and mother, out' old neighbors, who have moved in the Long Lane section, back on a visit to friends here gometime ago. The choir of King's Creek church ap pointed Friday evening, the 20th, to meet at Dr. W. C. Brown's residence for the purpose of practicing singing, but owing to the inclement weather the meeting was postponed until the next Friday. As we go to and from school every day, we do not close our eyes and cars to out' surroundings, for several times in outr school work we have felt the nced of having cultivated a habit of close observation. We nutice that the little ' uds on the boughs of the trees are beginning to throw open their windows and little green leaves from within are peeping out as if not quite sure that their enemy, king winter, has gone. We are glad to see you, little leaves, for although we love the sports of winter, we love the spring as well. We hear the sweet songs of the birds Who have just r'eturned from the South, as they sing their songs of welcome to the return of spring. The little flow ers. as if awakened by the songs of the birds are throwing open their petals to be kissed by the warm rays of the sun, and shed their fragrance in the air. They remind us that soon we may go to the woods to gather wild flowers, for who, when a child, did not enjoy gath ering violets, daisies and honey suckles? The world would be void of music wer'e it not for our' teachers, the bir'ds. The earth would lose half its beauty were it deprived of its flowers and leaves. With the leaves, birds atd flowers we unite in extending a hearty welcome to the spring. When all nature rejoices, how could we be sad? "Birds are singing every3where, Making music in the alir; All in nature sceems to say,' Let us pr'aise the Lord today." DISCIPULI. W bhst the Shakers or Mfount Lebanon know more abou' than anybody else, ia the use of herbs at'd bow to be healthy. They have studied the power of f.ood. They nearly all live to a ipe oldl age. The. Shaker Digestive Cordial is pre pared by the Mhskers fromt herbs and p.lants with a special tonic 'ower over the stomach, itItheips thre stomachr digesrt its foodl anid digested food is the f.trer.gth mnaker. STrong murscles. strong body, stron,g braitJ, all comrJe from p)roperiy diger-ted A sick stosmach can be cured and dl g.-st ion mn.de tasy by Shaker Digestive Cordi al. I t eures thte nausea, loss of appetite, p,amr in the atomuch, heMaac.s, giddi 1ess, weak[ness and all t he other sy my t4m ois'f indigestion, certainly and per meanenslt ly. Sold b.y druggIsts. Trial bottle If) cenfts. Itema Fromt Mt. Paut. We are having some frost. We had a light, sprinkle of snow Fri day morning. IThe farmers will commence planting cotton this week. Milss Leona E?pting, of Newborry, visited the family of Mr. L,. I. IEpting last Friday. Some0 of our childrecn have stopped going to the pulic school and are now taking lessons at home in horticultutre. Take the Southern F"armer and Hor ticultutrist and learn now to instruct the boys in hortlculture. Mr. JCdmnond Shteehy is now getting the benefit of the new dining room at the parsonage. Hfis patience has surely bietn tried. Tihere Is plenty of1 war talk riows dJays. 'irhe Central Luther League will mcet in our (St. Pauti's) church on Saturday, 16th inst. T1here will be communion services in our chutrch on the third Sunday of tis tionth. M r. E0ditor, I announce myself acan udidate for Count Superint4sndent,of Education,, antd ple go mnynelf to abide t he result of the Democratic primary. If elected will condutt mayself so as ,o p!ease every body -the good madam and childr'en riot excepted. A nel 4. RO ( LODHoppERl. Just Opened I 1 Caso Shirting Printr -tt 40. 1 Case Ladies' Vests at 5c. I Case 40-in. Sea Island at 5. I Case Peroal, fast colors, at e. I .Case 4-4 Bleaching at 6o. You will find in our Wool Dress - Goods Department the very latest Styles, from 20o. to $1.25 par yard. You must see our Pigured hlA1Ck for Skirts at bo , also someuhing new In Acord at same price. Wash Goods ! This line In more complete than ever before. We want to show you our Organdles in Figure and Plain. Look at our 061n. White Organdy for 40c. Notions ! Oir Notions stock is very con plete in every line. Millineryj In the Millinery Department wn are showing soine very stylish Goods In Faney Sailors and Hats. Come and inspect our stock. We will meet any price. Yours Truly, Davenport& Renwick. No Reductions By other Houses will ever un dersell or reach the level of Our Low Prices. We Underbuy and Undersell them all NO EXCEPTIONS. Whether You Are offered goods at oat or at half price, come to the Bee Hive of bargains and you can buy the same goods for a more song. Yes! Our prices are very little our Competitors need magnify ing glasses to see them! We knock thom blind ! Here Are a Few Black Eyes for competitors: 4-4 Bleaching Yours at only 3 3-4c. per yard. 4-4 Shirting Yours at only 4-4 Sheeting 5c per yard. Yours at only Sic. per yard. Best Standurd Prints Yours at only Good Parched Coffee 4c. per yard. Yours at only Good Green Coffee 10c per pound Yours at only 9c per pound. Soap-Good Washing Soap Yours at only 3c. per pound. All other Goods at correspondingly low prices. Your Dollar Is worth twimce as mnch at the Beehive of Bargains. 0. KLETTNER, The Fair and Square Dealer. Cigar Sale! I have a few off brands of Cigars that I will sell regardless of cost. These Cigars are all sold by manufacturers for first. class goods, but they do not suit our trade. Call for "SANTA BANA," , "A TTACVA CLUB" andl "BEN BOWS I" if you want Cigars at a low price. My Regular Line of Cigars is up to its usual excellence ! WVe do our share of supplying the most fastidious smokers of the town, therefore, we cannot afford to keep anything but t.he best in our regular line. Thank ing you for past favors and ask ing a continuance of same, I am yours to please, S. B. JONES. Other Things besides SPECTACLES There are Jots of things in a Jewelry Store that don't contain jewels Lots of small artistic articles suitable for Xmas presents that you would never think of unless you saw them. We~ have a beautiful line of small Novelties at extremely LOW PRICES. You can come and spend a pleasant hour iln looking around at our stock and1( buy when youi get ready. E DUALIRD SCHlOLTZ, Thle Jeweler, wVanteud At one 10;000 p)ounds of dry hides. HI ighesat market price paid. t&f tf- Summer Bros. Spring styles In Zeigler B3ros' Sho'es just received. They are the best shoes on the maret. 0. M. Jm.e: For Men - - We Make it Warm! B y SELLING THEM CLOTHING AN' Underwear that fits snug, holds its shapp and keeps out the bitter cold north Winds I y Run all along from 25 cents to Prices $1.5o per gar-ent in Underwear. suite from $2 to $7.50 and up. U SELECT THE LOWEST PRICEI IfYo0 we assure you its the best for the money that can be had. If Take the highest priced, we know that U you are gettin as good as the money can buy anywhere d s.3 . WOOTEN, NEWBERRY s.C. - BIG STOCK OF GOODS - TO BE SOLD AT REDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES! The season is getting late and we still have a big stock of am mrueint n"nro rii .j unueool~Ng nnoD L.Tm , 16UENU U5HAT00 anld uIINion U UU . THAT WE WILL SELL REGARDLESS OF PROFIT I We want to turn the Goods into money, and if a big cut in the prices will do it, we will certainly accomplish our object I We have a very nobby line of Suits, Shoes,' Hats,"'Scarfs, SIlk Handkerchiefs, Etc., That would make elegant Christmas'presents I Come in and we can show you. better than we can tell you. We mean strictly business ! THE NEWBERRY CLOTHING COMPANY* BEAUTIFUL The Latest SPRING O STYLES! I know you are anxious to have the prettiest dress in town for Easter, h ow s and I have it, for you. I have no -- Dress Goods, shall be our motto this Sik season. we are in a Sliks,position to give both. Organdies, Our buyers have just I..,aCOSreturned from New Laces,York, the center of Gloves, fashion for this coun Hosiery,try, and are now ready to talk to you Shoes, about the things that Corsets, go. Ribbons, etC I have all these for 'you, and at ty prices lower than you will find them tes An elegant. line of black goods for ~eteeoecm adtevr Skirts,loetpie nwilgvthmo Fancy colored silks for yu WVaists,Wewntoclyorpealte Brocaded black Taffeta for to otefc htw ontsl Dresses. rs o hdygos French Organdies at 25c, worth 35c, lal od neeyln,ee u Kid Gloves at 75c, worth $1, and ceps od r fsadr ul everything you should want in Dry iy Goods, Notions, Men's, Ladies' andw Children's Shoes, Linens, Towels, epros tola in ontf Lace Curtains and Draperies,stlanquiyadto etalco. Alsopeiiniponofpi. Bleached and Brown Muslin at close on to wholesale prices. Shirs, ade f Winsuta usli,buriy goods arge quant 10 oz Mn' Unaudeed Whie shtheecomanh you, Shits mae f WmattaMulawpices d asl giveche fo EETE1BFOEBIN,youa n ouecn Coean e u fenWoe wn to all yus.latn AWeC.rOide ourse tnringre stye andqualioety1fn111tM WEall COm Oewury, St.,oarhe2, 8