The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, October 06, 1899, Image 2
The lieraild and News expects every
Subscriber to pay solething en his '1ui -
scr'ii)tion, if it is not- paid in advance
already, between this time and the end
of the ycar. \We' du not. want to he di'
appointed. We need tihe toncy. 1O
not wait for sone one to hunt yot ui
an I dun you, but if yom owe for your
p ap)'r", walk around t the ollice and
shw0 1.o appreciation by mliakling pay
muent. Let this be sufliient notice to
every ti l il(13tllt.
E-.UITOI{IAL. C01I(151s'ONI)E'NCF;.
Columbia, October 5.-The new'S of
parallioulit importance ill Conmbia
this week is the report of t' e comniit
tee from t he State 1 eIu'd of con t trot that
has been ihnvest igatigi the rnauilgement
of the State I)ispels:u'y. You can get
f'om the daily report the ,ub)'tance (If
this report and I will nut undertake to
give it h Ie'r. ('unnissionet' I)uthit
has been remo ved, b ut ie refuse= to re
ruov"c, and the latter will probably go
into the coll-tS. It is unfortunate for
the dispen'ary that there should he .o
many scaidals connected with it. The
evidence seems to he pretty stron
against A1r. I)outhit, .till it woul
have been iothing but fair and ju
to him to have giV1n hii all op -
portl unitV to be heard. Hc ha'- ctmlly
ed Cot. (eo. Johinstone. of Newh'rrv.
and lHon. .. 1-. P'rince, of Anderson. to
look after his :-ide of the ease an to
tai(e eare of his intere-ts. ''hev are
able lawy'rs, and if thir client ha
any" rights, thly will find ita way to en
force them.
I was glad of the oIpI)o'tunity wheu
homne (he other day to be p)re en't at
the formal opening of N'wl'h'ry ('ol
ie(e! and to w"Ittiess stwh'} at ha'.'!e attt'n
d.ulce of young m11en1 and 3 oung winltu.
1-1ow it wtuMlId have inade gIad 111 hhat
of I )r. Hlolland roul he haVe seen ,o
large anl3 inrolln'cnt, on ti;t i'r. day\".
When"i the coblb-go roll reachcd one
hundred in the years gon.! it was
thought excellent, and it, w is good. It
i" anll eleou'ag1ing signi (If the timeics to
ee mnal young l).'nl le seek ing a Ghrii
tial education.
'The Speeches and words of a'ivice to
the young luen were all good. but the
whole sonll of good adv"ic!!eeould bte ,tum
mled top in the -lpeech of the vice-p re.l
dent, an" given by I)I'. Voigt -"he -wome
thing;, k now somlet hing, do ,omiething."
We hivte had rain here all day and
the weat"Ker is gloomn.y.
I:. II. A.
'1it0 Alipetite of t (Iuut
SIenvied I a l ii 3'('itit'll potcswhose
$toliiaeh a(1 I,iver are ouit of orderi.
All 1suchl shid1(1 kInow that I)r. Kiig's
New~ laife .'ills1,1 the wonde1(' fl Stomniieh1
and(1 'Ler Remedy(I3 gives a1 sldi d
bod iy 13'abi )t that1 30 iures I lfct hiealth
3)33( greait ('33' 3gy'. Only 13' : e' tnits at ill
dIrug stor('H.
1 mangi C,h polsiollice alt Newher-w
A--John Abrams~13ii.
1l-J. Cobi BZImksi, Doc'k Dotlanid, An.t
nlie I1(hden bau1ghI, Ilat tie I ka31ty.
( --WVillie (C13amp1, IKllen3 'Carpen3ter'.
1"-I ydi i l'rgusioni.
Giolutom,.
Ii - Idd lie ing leton)3. G eorge 11lender 3'
son3, J1. W. llip p, ('ora I lenid er3son,('iar
S -WVm. J1. .Sheeley, 0. 1'. Saxon (2)
Thomas311 Suber', J1. J1. Stephien'soni, J . WV
Stock, Jessic3. Shens1.
T1-Davt~id Tihmas..
W-Texanna Watson3, Ann33ie WeIst
Wh iltnerC, Mart13L1ha Wii llis, Alie<
WelIs, Alaggie Wt,son,13
Il'ersonis calhling for' Lthese l et's wvii
Jamtt 33 ItecdI lujure'd.
Mrii. JTamecs licd, struck his let
agalist 31 enike of ice ini such1 a1 mannlie
aS to bUise1 it sev.er'ely. It bcamer v'er
muich sw1%oill ad pa11l'i himi so bad I
that hoecouldi niot wal11k wi t,hout theo ai
of cruttchiei, lie was trea3tetd by3 phy3si
(cis, ialso used sev.eral1 k indts of 11ini
miint, and3( two and3(a h lIf gallons33 (3
any33 relief until ho began using Cha333m
berlIain's 1Pin UHalml. Th is br'oughit ali
most at comple)itC eure' in at weetk's tImu
andi ho boliloves that lad he not use0
this reme3]dy 1h1s leg would hav~o hiadt
bec ampu11tated. Mrli. hReed s 0one (if Lh
lead(1ilg merichiants or 01113 Cout, 110u3t
W. Vat. Pain1 131131n3 is unequaled to
brises50 and3( rhouma33tism3. F"or sale b
Miss Bessie Riser'
collection of Millinery it
her personal selection
and ernbraces the ver:
latest styles, shape:
and colorings. Ex.
treme moderation o
prices is a 'pleasan
feature of her line
TERMS STRICTL)
CASH. tf
Douthit Pleads it Vain.
AWYYCR S ASK TIIlE BOARDi TO (;IVE
lIIIl FUItTilCit 1114,AICIN(l.
esolution, I)trclaro lt 1,t"ittniI Clolled
anti lofer th 'Matter to tite
Att.,rntey tieneral for
Ainu.
[Special to Greenville News.
('olumnbia, S. (.. Oct.. -1.--'J'he I3>ar 'd
of C'outrot took no Iinial action today on
any of the cases resulting f'omi the in
vestigation of disl ensary all'trs. (Georlge
.1ohlistone appeared its counsel for Nlr.
I ).uthit and asket, fo C-illing: of the
case, Vindictt.ioi and i chance for a
full hearing. ile pleaded for an op)I)or
tunity for a full hearing. lic pleaded
for anl opportunit,y for the defence, in
sistinlg tIat Mr. I)ouIhit.Iad been given
no proper hearing an'i ought to have a
chance for one.
At the afterlniioon session Geo. i'.
I'rice and ('olonei Johnstone a r"'led1
against th; rig lit of the board to re
iIove without op)ortunity for full hear
lng .
.\ fler the argnunlents hatd been heardi,
the following. whicll will likely '-e
atopted, wias ollerecl: "'hereas. under
the dispensi iy law it is provided that
the 'oiun issioner shall be sib .jrt to re
iioval for eaue by the State Board of
('untr(rl: and wherca', the commnittee
duly app)l iiointed to inve.ti,.tte the ie
ceip ts and disburseents (of thie contra
b:und room,1) ha-, inl its report, formatlly
charge'd the C'oruiIi--ioner,"..1. It. I )ou
thit, with gross i'regliaiiest_t auid otli
ciatl lni-co ndtet, whieb,. inl the Opinion
of the I lard of control ba-ed upon his
own atiliiss.O i. sul,ieieint eautse for
hi- rti nival. and for which cause the
said board on yestcrday removed himI
by vote of the boartd:
'ndi whereas fornial leinaltil haS
huen it:ade by his attlorneys, Ales-rs.
t i'ir;"e .loin-ltone andl (;Co. I,:. I'rinlee,
for it i'i'l 'a 'ill.:
"I4. it resol vecl, Th'Iat the I raitr, real
i/intgt- st re pon-ibilities and cogni"Zant
Of it, oflb-ial thity inl thet ptiniisl's, de
clit-itt rec'on-:d('Ir its :atioln anti that
so fri" it" it is eeileer ediei , tle ini.'i ient
iniu- he lol-ed.
'' cl l tclv i, Illrth.ller, hat froml th is
dlite anl penilIii the election of t
('ol1nli-:,iucit' 1 1I cec'ks i--uedl on at.
coilt of t Ile I lsines' of the board
shall be is.uedilld signerd by the elerk,
It. ('. W\ebb , itui co untersigne<d by Li,h,
'hti'niati 1(il1i n01 ot'her p)e-sori o per
soils
"1%'(.olved, furthler, That all1 papers
relatin'; to thel said investigat.ion he
tini''ied over to t he .\t.tiney (ineral for
suchl act ion ats hie dccums lrol er to p ro
teit t1- 1t'rst of the State.
"Iit'-olveil, further, That a copy
of t heie 'csoliions he sett'edi on
'unislinerilcr I)thiit at once by the
lerIk."
Boykin atnd1 \V'illiamns wanted somne
Irot'vi'io nuae lby ir. I)eut.hit to bo
gi ven1 a hearing b.efore the 1.uard.
The Others said it would be allorlded
w iithot resolution and the I iud ad
joturned to sleelp oVe' the mllatter" and
act, in the morning. There is uch
feeling ini thie hoar id about thle maztter.
T1he (Otz ease wilh be taken uip Loimor
Aliotor I"told'i liek Harngiilton,
oif Wesi't .Iefieirsion, (O., iafteor su Iter iig 18
monthsLii~ fr'omi ~ieItal l"'istuli a, lie wou lit
fiiriied; bunt hei ce<( hiimsilf with five
boi xeis of tick len's Ainilen Salve, 111he
SiLlv in itheii wor'l<i. 25 cents ai bolx.
Siihi by ai l i'ruggists.
Thli st. niiweting of the C'ounty'
Te'iacher's, A 53ocIition for the e18 nsuig
yi ar wiltl be bhl iin thle Gra ided] School,
bil din g Ne wheri'y, SaLturIday, Oc)tober
Subiiject31s foir diIsicussiiii l -I'ri mariy
Niun'ber Wior'k, I 'rotf. ( . 11. Cannioni,
~lliss ( erLtude Simiipson,1
l'inglisht Comtposit,ion in Common
Sehools, l'1rof. K0 11. Setz,ler, Miiiss
loisie Welceh.
Aildress, Suipt. 1". WV. liiiggins.
ni. It. II. FO1R liio Ii ItE.000.
Huoll, inient Free'.
imiad IBlood i'auses' imilodtand Skin
D)sieses, lCrupItins, P'imipites, Heru..t
Ia, li>at ing Sorets, Ule ors, ('ance r, Eeze
ma.81 Ski cHahs. l'rup ii ons iand Sores
oni (iir ue 1, H t'eum2aim, (Ca tarrh,
I tehing 1 iilumos, et.'i, a positi ve spo
eii icure1i' is fotuntd in 11. I 1. 1. ( Hot anit
l iood Balm,) t he tiuost wonder'fulI blood
- purl iler of thle nge. It has1 alway3'
- cure even ~'~i thle most di'ep seat ed, per
medoiielnes had( alIl failed,. hi. B. 1H
.t res by dIriv1inig out1 of thle bilood I h
- pisonis andi ihumor11S wichi caus1o tall
these troubtles, andti ia cure a thuts imidct
I t hat Is per.uanenli'It. Contagious Blood(
> Poisotn, pi'odi 01ig Fhrup1tions, Hwoliloti
C a G tds, li leoratedi Th'roait and1 Moth ,
Etc., eured by Ii. B. 1i. At druggists
r $1 par large bottle; six large bot tiet
(ftull treat.meit' $3. Write foir Frex
'Tial Bottle, wh.'ich will be sont% by reo
turn mili. DIeea a~i1idvien Fame. Ad.
TIME TO PLANT I
Now is the timo to plant -
POnion Sots!
Barley and Rye!
-B1111 Grass I
Lawn Grass I
' Orchard Grass !
The p)lace to buy at, becausc
r seeds are the best and prices right, is
PRTMAMS PHARUMACY
M:tIIon'e Ann"1-41 'arnival.
Mlacon, 'a., will hold her Third An-.
ntual (arnival October 10th, 11th, 12th
and( 1:3th, 1899.
F'or this octs ion the Sou th eru I {a ii
way wilt sell round trip tickets to ia
con, (li., at Very low tates. Tickets to
be sold Getoher 9t I, 1(th. I1th, 12th
and 13th, with finatl limnit October 15Ak,
1 899.
S 1 ower rrtes to be tised in the sale
of tickets floin points with in a radius
of 150 miles of Macon, tiekets to be :ld
October 10th, I Ith and 12th with a final
limilit( (letober 1.1 thI.
Ipe;icially reduinced rates frotn all1
points inl Georgia for Inifortled bodies
of 15 or more on one ti(;ket, to be sold
()etoler Sth, 10th I Lith, 12th aunl 1:th,
with linal limit October 15th, 1899.
h'or full information call otl or ad
dress any A;gent of the Sou .''ern Itail
way Conlynia.
lori, + News
ilnes from )r. 1). 1. ('argile, of
W:' hita, I T. Ile writ 's: "Four hot
IIe. of lIlectrie IlitIers has cured M1rs.
1.rcw r of scrolulii, wlich had caused
her great sullI'ering for yeris. 'Tertible
sot s would';,breakl out on her head aiud
facc, and the best doctors could giv Ino
help; but her eure is complete and1 her
itat bItIf is excellent." Th is shows whiut
thinisands have pro' d thut Eleet ie
I it ters is the best blood puriler kiown
It's the Siprem1fe tlee(ly for cz'rina,
letter, Hilt rheumt, ulcels, boils and
rut ing seres. It sttimultlfatt - liver, kid
nc'ys and b owe'la, expels poisot', hielpi
digestion, btilds up the strength. Only
51 cet Is. Sald by ill druggists. (uar
ant1e(.
Call at Edw. R. Hipp's
for High Grade Guano.
fd t.
Wlooti ivanitr
Tenl or twelve cords of wood wanted
dieliveretd at Ne'wherry in Novetnber.
"or reference Cali at this ollice or ad
dress lNev. S. T. Ilallmnan,
f f t f. l'rosper'ity, S. C.
''he never failing sign of a big lus -
ness is tli stores that are crowded and
cannot. wait (ln ilh-' people. Look for
the (row(k: vou Will tini theml at
'lyin's ('ash Store. tat't..
Stop tile Fle,.
I'se our Scr'een I)oors and Windowcs.
STA.\1rT lRos.
1'. 11. [.:srl:. 1 anag e r. t& ftf
An E Ixceptio to tile lile.
A shop where vol cai get what you
want ind when you waint ir.
S't't.x R' liiOs.
1;. 11. 1 I:I1.li:. MIanager. t' ftf
High Grade Guano at
Edw. R. Hipp's. f&t tf
It is nevrt too late to do good. If
you have not trale( alread;y at Llynn's
S'sIi Store conmlence now ind1 get, a
fine present and the biggest bargains
ever olfered in Newberry. t&12t.
We spend oIri money wiih1 Newberry
mOciChant': why hot patronize us and
keep your mlonev at home.
tf. lp-to-Dat,e laundlry.
V ANTi-:: Everyone in Newberry and
the country to know that we have a
firs-lasanr atlo;.e; suituated
fi " ni iur emciipot'iumn. A first-elass g radle
(If wo'(rk at all Limiies guiaranteedl. Keep
youri m ioney' iith home fellks atnd help J
your1 own commii ty L.
Yours1 foir Iiusinhess,
tf Upl-to- Date Lalunldry.
Don't Buy Your
Hard or Sofi
COAL
BEFORlE SEEING ME.
Aquariums,
Gold-Fish and
Fish-Food
hOMINATIONS.
') R. 0. 11. MAV[0R TS HIEREB'
-lnominatod as ai canididato for' re
election as Matyor' of Nowherr'y.
MANY VOTERS.
For Alderman-Ward 4.
MR J. ~J. L ANGF"OR D IS HI EREB\
inominatedl as 'a candidato foi
Alderian from Ward 4, in the coming
elect,ion to 111lithe vacatnoy in that ward
MAN Y VOTERS.
T HE FRIlENDS OF' MR. J. D
Hornsby nominate him as a candi.
dato for Alderman fromlWard 4 In the
approaching special election.
W. WITEIS HEREBY NOMI
e ated as a candidato for Aldor
man from Ward 4 In the approaching
sp)ecial election to fill the vacanc~
caused by tho i'esignation of Mr.J.,
Myera. MAiNY RINDmu
STITEMENT
Of tlic Coiulitioll of Thle Ncwbierry Saving
BallK of Ncwlicrry, S. C., at tic Cloi
of Bsillss Sptolmli' 30, 1899, Put
Jsiuiclill Coiforllity with all Act of ID
Gicnrall Assollibly.
Itills re(ceivable)................ $1.1,7.17 G
Bionds8.... ...................... 2,272 .|
I''li'nit o, ant)( 1.';:tures1i...... I,:;ou (1
uoe from other Iianks........ :13.(: :
('oi''etioti c icount.............. II
O1verd'(rafts seenrell anl ti.
..... ................... 6 1
Cash on hand.................... :1,2:;iu 1
:?21(1,.'(;5 8
L I.\ Ii .lT'' I.S.
('apital.............................. $50 ,000 I
I'rolits less expenses paid... II,10 :1
I)ivide nds unimlti(I............... . 18:1
Cash ier's cheek out
stan(ing...........$ 28 5 :
I ii(l oslts...... :",.so(; i
ndividual diepos
it:................... 88:; 21- $121,(625 I
1 i Il Is f a y a b l e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : , 1 5 :t21 '
$216i,: tia
Ii'sotllylIN aI)Pried lbhefOre me. J. I
Norwood, ('ashier of above iatit
1h3ink, who leiing duly sworn, says tit
aloVe st.atenlent is correct to the he:
of his knowl(dget and btelief.
.1. I. N O \VW( u)I). ('ashier.
Sworn to before mue thi:; third dlay
( )et'ber, 1I99.
W. C. TY'V I r.1-', It,. ,.I
Attest: N. I'. I.O t S. C.
J..\JI:a \1('INT1'0Il.
0. \I('l:. Ilim.:8.
I1. ('. 11 .\TT' I .:wvs.
AYIITY LODGE NO. 87, A. F. 1
A AN EI":''A t't)\111UN I(ATI'IO
of A\Itlity Lo;e, No. S r, A. P. 1\
will bI' held text \loilbly eCvenintg :
.l) (''eloek, in 31..soic 11all. Visitin
lret h eit cordially welcome(I.
'.'he M. M. I)egree will he conferret
A. C. .1ON 'S, W. M.
.1. H. M. KINAItD, Secretatrv.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
TOTICI': lIS IEI:I (;Ivi::
.i. that tihe I;ooks of 1' eg istration fo
tile Town of Newberry, S. ('., arc no,
open, and the undersigned as Supe
v eor of 1;egistration lor said towLi
Vi1 keep said books open every (iu3
.llnas excepted . from 9 a. m'. unt'
itp. ml.. un1ti1 and inelunding the -lth dla
of I)eeettibcr'. I .
dNi). C. (lt'(;A NS,
Supiervi-or of I;''gi-tration.
September I:. 13.
If~ A N - l "I:'T.\ I iil(;l1
t and honest Irersons to i'.rpreser
us as \lana-.t't. in) tichis and ("loSe h
cOmies. Sah-1" 1.59'a1 :. 'ear' and es
pen') . ' Sitr'ght, t 01na-Ilbi(, in) mlor<
nii bi ' S t'1-y. I', it1U) ttion perm menl
O rremm-. nybanlk in. aniy town
it is t :(ii. V ,i1 ' (I(, k ('a Itinl("c I :
lei u. I 1,t f 'r, e. 1l-:nelse self-m
di r- -'uI d. 1 '' elope. Ti u- I)c
y!I<i>N 0''.1 ''.NY, Dept. .,'t Chicago.
TOWj TP ,4 JTCE
. tILt the folluw'tg t:e: hav'. he
levied for the hisucl yeau end ing Ileeen
F.. I h. 1a I I I.n I osl ' .......... ..il
Total.................. .... i
TIle books wilt be opened for the et
lect.ion (If tIhe ablove tatxes Onl the ''01
daIy of Oct.ober, 1899, and( wIll be ke
open tutil the 2"'t.h day oIf Novembtli
18991. A penalt.y of ten (t0) per~ eei
will be added to all taxes inI arreaIrs
ter' the 20th daIy of Novemiber, I 199.
JNO. C). GOGG A NS,
Clerk and Tr'easur ier.
b err'y CTonty will he opened I
colCLetin of TaLxes for liscaLl year' ('
will remaOlin open until TIll E' 31ST1 DA
O1? I)ECNl'U NNT1. The folIo
lng is the levy:
For' StLae1 l'u iposes.......... ......) tr1i1
F'or (CounIty I 'nr pose...........; li
1"or Schlool I 'nep'loses...........:m
Execp ill the following localIiti<
whore an addit.ional liailroadl amil 5i
Cial School TaLx has beenO levied as f
lows:
TPownshi p No. I, Btailroad1, 2 mlls
Tlownsip1 No. 9, Hailroad, 2~ mill.
Newherryv Graded( School D)isti
No. I, : Imiull.
1.Ito)pia SCho D)0 istrict, N. ..l
mill
JonstoLne SebIool D)istr'ict, No.
moillIs.
I lrosperCi ty School D)istr'iet , N''N
mills.
IBig Creek S'*hool D)istrict, No. 20
m1)ills.
Excelslor' School District, No '
(Chappells Schlool D)istrictet, No. :
mills.
Whit.mire School D)lstr'ict. N... 32
inills.
A Special Tax of Ono D)ol'ar 11
been levied onil ale11 clitis het.we
the i'ges of 21 and GO yers exceplt t,bc
exempt by law. C. F. BOY D),
BLUE RIDGE RAILROA
H. C. BEAT TIE, Receiver.
Effective May 2, ISN 7.
Iletween An forsoni and W~n1hallai.
E ASTIoOZND. Wi'E$TBoUf
M ixed. Mli
No. 12. Stations. N-o.
A r11I 3am .....A nderson.......Lv 335 1
A r Ol40ami..........Dn r.........v3 56
Ar t Ham.......A11tun........... 5i
A r 10 22 am....Pn d Iton...Ly I M 1
Ar l10 13 am.Chry Crosaing..Lv 4 211
A r,1 7 am.... A d ams CroSsing..l v 1 29
A r'.)40am j......8neca........Lv 4 47
A r 9 25 am......Wcat Un ion ....f0v 6 i
A r 9 20 a.....Wahalta .........by5 7
A. M.Lv. P'. Mt.
|J. It.. ANDEil$ON, Suipennt.erdent
Coineions at 8enoa with 8o. . I. . No. II
At Andrson with 80. Rlailway Nos. II and
hosn!
We have now in stI-ock,
the wvell and favorably
Sknown Keith Shoes for
this Fall and Winter,
Vici, Calf, &c., &c. Kid
tLined, Cork Soles,
the dryest and warm
fest Shoe made. The
newest Lasts and
Styles. The Excelsior
Shoe Co. making the
largest line of Boys' and
Youths' Shoes in this
country.
I n ladies' shoes we
carry the fullest, most
complete, and up to
date stock in the city.
- We have all widths
and sizes in the newest
lasts and -toes. H eavy,
'Iserviceable welts to
the lightest, dressiest,
,.hand-turned.
Ask for the Regina
our beautiful specialty.
Rubber Shoes for the
million, first quality
and guaranteed.
COME AND SEE US.
i.
We lead othe market
in low prices for Shoes.
Yours truly,
Onhis Pall anniverar
Jul 26th, Cor oe
rEstabloe made oTe
neweost outstnin and
Stl The sExcelsi To
larestliEo s andET
Its'pu Shos inr this
Inm laes hesw
Sarr tehp fthlestrogst
comete,suand uopn ton
earhavlwdh
and wries nind he newest
Sthe litst, dressist,
CAsk for WRiTEato
Rubr Rates folans.
l inds uaralen
H e eadtone, mrket
inaowskiets for ashes.
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u.&g.sy owigho.
is x Dort-eadadNw fie
n ANsWrallV. SOCIETY.a
B2 CHAGE
1 have sold Out iy eln tire line of Dry Goods and Ladies'
Notions, an1(d will hereafter carry a first cIass a n y 111-to-dato
line of
Clothing Shoes and Gents'
Furnishing Goods,
nmyCltiig 7I)opartmnouut you (can f11in a the lates
styles ii iils, Milk and overcoats for Mon an1 Boyts.
MY SHOE LINE IS COM
with all kinds of Shoes for Mon, Vomon and Child
latest styles i Soft and Sti T ltats, from the choapo
11y lino of F LA NJSI I ING 0001)S is hard t
Hosiery, Susorders, Collars, Cuffs, and o
t, wear--now and1 fresh.
Prices the Lowest! Styles
the Best. Everything Fr
Yours Truly,
"Ab"O 'i2 elig..a.3E ."E x.
BY
JS JlCE IVE
A FILL LIN 0F
Zie gler Bros. Fine Shoes
for Ladies!
This line is known to the trado 8s being the hest Onl the markot. A
ful lineo f latost styles of Ladies and Missos Button and Lace shioes
In mdiu grdo e crrya ul lie of Luie8 is isses' and1 Childre'n's
market. 8 to 1 2-$81.00. 12.1 to 2-S 1. 50. Ladies sizes 2 2-8-$1.50.
A line of Box Calf Shoes in Lace, S1.00, $1.25 and $1.'iG-the greatest
values ever offered. Also full line of Boys' School Shoes that are great
Cl ome to see us, ve vii sel y ou beter shoes for the price than any one
JAMIESO'
R.C.WILAMS Just Received
.UIFPIRIUIIElYIA...A NEW LINlE 0"
" -- FRIENDSH IP BRACE
Greets His Friends in LETS AND HEARTS.
* 1899Spectacles
And asks a con
tinuance of i ...and...
their E e lse
PATRONAGE.
He will be glad to
show you his goods
and to sell to you. Ed S b lt
CATL TO SFE HIM
BEFORE BUYiNG.IIJlt&OTOA