The Darlington news. (Darlington, S.C.) 1875-1909, November 05, 1891, Image 4
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HENRY T. THOMPSON, |
WADDY THOMPSON, j
Editors.
Thursday, Hoy. 5,189i.
the same demand as was made
by Italy, namely, that injuries
done her citizens in other coun
tries should be repaired.
The time has come. Recently
one American sailor was killed
and number of others wounded
STATE NEWS.
convenes on
JAMES P. WILSON.
Mr. James P. Wilson died at
his home at Leavensworth at
five o’clock on Tuesday morn
ing. Mr. Wilson was born at
Society Hill on Dec ti, 1S08, so
that, at the time of his death,
The Legislature
the 24 inst.
The Marion County Fair is
being held at Marion this week.
The town council of Cheraw
have ordered a “dry and wet”
in the streets of Valparaiso, Chi-1 election on December 1.
The Baptist State Convention
I will be held at Spartanburg,
commencing December 3.
of
li, and our government is de-1
manding what a few months
ago it refused to give Italy, re-
! paration. It is difficult to un
derstand how we can consist-
I ently make the demand, under
the circumstances. The fact
he was in the eighty-third year that we refused
of his age. Mr. John F. \V il i men ^ yvhat we now demand of | Duncan preached the dedicatory
son, the immediate progenitor
of the deceased, who passed a
long and useful life as a farmer
one that is even weaker, does
not add to the dignity of a great
power like the United States.
GENERAL NEWS.
There are 50,842,434 acres
vacant land in Wyoming.
The Maverick National Bank,
of Boston, has failed with lia
bilities amounting to #2,000,000.
A recent fior d in the city of
Tunis, Africa, undermined a
wall, which collapsing killed
thirty persons.
By an explosion at a glaze
mill near Youngstown, Ohio,
on Wednesday of last week, two
men were blown to pieces.
The chances of the election of
Cardinal Gibbons, ot Baltimore,
as the next Pope of the Catholic
Church, are considered good.
On Sunday morning the resi-
M iss Mary Johnson, daughter | J^^,; h< ; va !: r Sly1mnS
by fire. The loss is about |75,-
000.
The Star says that Marion ex
pects to have an artesian well |
some time in the near future.
The new Methodist Church at
Mayesville was dedicated on
weak govern- j Sunday, October 25. Bishop
sermon.
TUESDAY S ELECTIONS.
At the time we go to press the
of Dr. W. 11. Johnson of Florence
County, died last week in New
York, whither she had gone for
medical treatment.
George Gerrick, of Anderson,
Indiana, recently squeezed his
and merchant at Society Hill,,
was married twice; hisoffspring !
by his first wife, a Miss De
_ , „ ’ I At me nine we go io press me | q a!wlm I
Liesselme, of Georgetown Coun return8 from tht g e i e( . t i 0 ns on ha^^ery accmdab^HUed tL i 8W f B °T k ^
ty were Col. Isaac D. W.lson,; Tumlay are very meagr e, but | office Jf^rkl Justice^ Florence 180 hard that he broke 0ne of her
who died just two years ago at I onough have been rece ived to County for several years past,
a ripe old age, and Mr. James P. show the re , ult in New Y ork, ( lias removed to Texa8 -
by his second | Ma8sachu8ettB and 0hio> the Ex-President Rutherford B.
marriage, there were bom to - , .. n a . . Hayes will visit South Carolina
I Sections m these States, togeth- j ^ month in company with Dr .
|er with that in Iowa, exciting |j. l. M. Curry, the general
jthe greatest interest. Flower, J agent of the Peabody Education-
I the Democratic nominee for s a l i 1 und.
Governor of New York, has! The people of St. Matthew's,
„ T ., . , t carried that State by from 18,000 !< )r a“gelj u /» County, are work-
Wilson never married, but the ol r.^^ii +i,« mg hard for the proposed
New Styles and Low Prices.
ISutxh
O- JiT- O-A/TES
At the stuiul formerly occupied by Wellinit A Bonnoitt on lower
j 8trwt, carries a large and earefnlly a«K>rt-ed stot;k of
I :C3ioice Family Groceries,:
Pe*H
\» well as a complete line of , . __ __
CROOKIER'X" J^.3SrJD TUsT^T^-KE.
showing some new styles in
Dress Goods and Trimmings,
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Cloaks, Capes, Wraps, &c.
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
always on hand.
A lar^e line of Candies and Crackers just received.
Goo Is delivered any where In town.
R. L. BLACKMON, Manager.
Wilson; while by his second
there were bom to
him, Dr. Furman E. Wilson, a
practising physician at Society
Hill, and Dr. J. J. Wilson, who
follows the same profession at
Leavensworth. Mr. James P.
. to 24,<XM)p)urality. Russell, the
children and grandchildren of^^ candidate for 0ov .
his three brothers make up a! ernor ()f Ma88achu8ett8 is elect .
large family connection, which, ed and McKinley> Republican,
accompanied by many friends | 0hio by over 14 000
Cal
houn County, and hojie to have
the county formed by the next
Legislature.
The State Fair will be held
on the S)
ribs.
A collision occurred near
Glenwood. Minnesota, on Mon
day night of last week, and five
persons were killed and seven
injured.
A terrible earthquake visited
the city of Osaka, Japan, last
week. Many buildings were
destroyed and three thousand
persons were killed.
Jack Parker, colored, was
lynched at Covington, Louis
iana, last week by a party of
! negroes. He had murdered an
other colored man.
Their line of
Shoes, Clothing, Hats and Gents’ Furnish-
A ' ' f
ing Goods
Is larger and more complete than ever.
V I
They have the neweet thing* in
NECKWEAR, FULL DRESS SHIRTS, COLLARS AND WHITE BOWS.
They will be pleased to have you call and examine their stock before buying.
Respectfully,
McCall & Burch.
P -13 insts. It is said that I
of the family, assembled at the , . during “Fair Week,” Main The town of Newnan, Geor-
Baptist Church at Society Hill i Street in Columbia wdll be illu- K>a, was visited on Tuesday
yesterday afternoon to pay the
to their
last tribute of respect
deceased kinsman.
Mr. Wilson passed most of his | the
life at Leavensworth, where he : »
conducted a prosperous mer
cantile business for over sixty
years. By judicious manage
ment of the property he had in- disastrous fire in Darlington
herited in his youth, and by
strict attention to business, he
ces in favor of the Democrats, j ininated bv arche8 0 f ga8 lights night of last week by a $200,000
Other States where there were j w it b co i ored g i obes fire. Among the property burn
elections remain faithful to the
FIRE! FIRE!!
YESTERDAY.
thousand bales of
managed to amass a consider
able fortune. Under an ap
parent curtness of manner he
endeavored to conceal the kind
liest heart. Generous and high-
minded, readily touched by any
__ , , „ j ed were one
, . , , . , ^ , , Ihe Hebrews of Sumter are! f . r ,tton
the party to which they have ma kin g arrangements to build
a lecture room, in that city at Tho steamer, Oliver Bierne,
an early date. Mrs. Marion w as burned on the Mississippi
Moisehas contributed a lot on nver, near Vicksburg, on Thurs-
which to erect the building. day- The passengers jumped
John Williams, colored, who overboard and twelve persons
murdered Mayor Henneman in were drow ned.
; Spartanburg recently, was con-1 A party of bandits on the Is-
i victed of murder at the October | land of Madagascar recently
i court for that county and sen- ’ ”
itencedtobe hanged on Nqvem-
i her 20.
DABMNGTIWS
U':UI)(,KHA,U0
MUBCHANTo
Wt have in stock and to arrive in a few days.
One car load ot Bacon.
“ “ “ Corn.
“ “ ” Flour.
“ “ “ Molassses.
“Costly thy habit as thy purse can buy,
But not expressed in fancy; rich, not gaudy!
For the apparel oft proclaims the man.”
—Hamlet.
How to dress with the greatest taste is a problem which
has interested the world since the time when man (and
woman, too. for that matter) was limited, in making a se
lection, to the choice of forest leaves.
The rule laid down by “the melancholy Dane” for
dressing in taste has been the established law of the fash
ionable world for three centuries.
An opportunity is offered the people of Darlington of
dressing in accordance with it by calling at
Moods & Moods'
where is to be found a fall and winter stock of goods, all
of the very latest styles, which will delight the men as
much as the ladies of the community.
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PUT A PIX IX HERE.
Nearly a Whole Block Destroyed
Pearl Street. The Total Loss Es
timated at $26,000.
four yester-
broke out in
About half past
i day afternoon fire
I Mrs. Manne’s
case of distress that mightcome for( ', lt , wa8 * otten undercontrol,
6 ; worked havoc on Pearl Street,
to his attention, ami with a The flames spread with wonder-
natural abhorrence of anything ful rapidity and as is usually
that savored of self-adulation the case on such occasions there
was considerable difficulty in
The State very properly sug-
! gests that as Georgia has built
j a monument to Grady, our be-
krnr«°'l ! * ove d State should do something M rs . O’Shea, is in a very criti
..n nndor f-nntr 1 r° P or P etuat 'U t ^ e name of F. V . condition, and >t is thought tl
Dawson and to commemorate: she will not
his good qualities.
The Southbound rea l, an air
line from Savannah to Columbia,
which passes through some of
killed a French doctor, named |
Dr. Beziat. and eight natives,
allies of the French, who were
acting as his escort
The wife of Parnell, the Irish
statesman, w T ho was formerly
cal
thought that
recover from the;
A. Large and Varied Assortment of
In fact everything in the
‘HEAVY GROCERY” LINE J ({ jj 5^5 jjj to ui
We handle in large quantities. p 4iw ' ^ailtttrtur, SWUwa's
ra'i
shoc k caused by
death.
her husband's
Two trains collided on a bridge!
or hypocrisy, the little world in was consiaerame aimcuuy in th ~fi n "YH;tions''ot "this Statl ! ove . r a river ue ar l > aaville . Vir -,
J , in getung water and atone time f nu nnesi secuonsoi uns state, gin , a oa Monday, with such
which he moved will never know iti f eemM( f as jf a inuch larger has been completed. This gives ; f orix ’ &s ^ bfeak bri(J and
the one-tenth portion of the area would bo burned. The : our capittil another outlet to add j throw one of the trains j^ t0 the j
noble charities he dispensed. To ilirection of the wind enabled r* 1 is already splenUid railroad _j ver Q ne was killed
few men is it given in this life i t* 16 citizens, who worked like 1 v p l ' ua ' 8 ' w and three injured.
1 beavers, to keep the fire on the the Bennettsvule Banneraa.ys ^ A ^
to cross beyond the border line j Soutb side o{ the gtreet West that Col. Hovt raised six hun- Rev. C. A. A. Taylor, D. D.,
which marks the four score & Honour’s brick building pre- dred dollars at the Baptist As-1 a c . olortKl dlvine of Morula,
years; but there are even fewer vented the fire from reaching sociation at Clio, to be applied ■ c ' a " ns have located hell. He
still who pass from among their Ike Square and by strennous ef- i to the fund forendowing a chair sa y 8 1118 a la ke ^ lireaLd brim-,
. .. P ,r»i, 7 forts the flames were stopped of literature at Furman Univer-, f^ne, exac tly fifty-two miles
fellow-men with the good name j 1)( , fore the roat . hed M c /lex- sity to be named in honor of the l, elc.w the surface of the earth
that Mr. Wilson left behind him. •in.Wn late Dr. Furman. , and has the cubic contents of
Wc invite a comparison of prices in
Wholesale Department with any|
market.
Respectfully,
«#, JFrmtk Em*Iy.
ini j5
Mitt k
Look Out!
Look Out! !
542,900,000 miles.
reached Darlington on Tuesday, i stroyed were Mrs. Manne’s two | of Florence, was badly burned A negro, named Anthony Jor-
When the new’s of his death The building that were de-; A little girl of R. C. Craven,
-For tho Mnnv Bargain* Now Being Offered bv-
MOORHEAD, COX ci 00.'
there was not one who heard of! 8 * 0 ™ 8 an ‘| he -; dwelling, Mr. j about the face and arms by the j dan was caught in the ropes of
. , ... il. Hanley s c;afe and the store explosion ot a kerosene oil lamp a balloon as it was ascending in . . . ,, .. XT . 1
it that did not have some kind , )f Mr. G. O Mertz, besides a ia her hands Sunday night Raleigh, North Carolina, on 1 Mr - Moorhead has just returned from the Northern markets
word to say of him whose use- r umber of outbuildings. The Mrs. Craven's hands were also Wednesday of last week. When where he purchased a large and well assorted stock °f Dry Goods,,
ful life had just closed, and of stores and goods on the opposite | badly burned in an attempt to about fifty feet from the ground | ^ otlon ®’® c '- We would like the public generally and the ladies
A Complete Line of Choice Pamily
C3rX*oooirios
always on hand.
Our many Custome s throughout the County are always
welcome to our Headquarters oa Orange Street.
Woods & Woods.
side of the street
i damaged and M. C.
whom it might be truly written,
“If everyone to whom he’d done J food's? though
saved, were damaged to a great
extent by being removed. Just
he fell and was killed.
especially to know that we propose from this date to carry u full
stock of
a kindly act would bring a
blossom to his grave, he’d sleep
to-night beneath a wilderness
of flowers.” One who knew
him well, and who esteemed him
for his virtues, cannot refrain
from making this simple record
of his life and character, even
though realizing how his gentle,
retiring nature would have
shrunk from anything like a
eulogy of himself. Noble heart
ed gentlemen I Green may his
j before dark the fire was gotten
under control. The citizens
strove hard to arrest the progress
• of the fire but this they were
unable to do until about $25,500
worth of property was destroyed.
The following
j roughly estim,
Mrs. M. Manne, dwell-i
were badly | put out the fire which caught I
Alexander’s the child’s dress and threatened 1 ^ , , ,, Tx , ■. i •
the store was to burn her to death. The child Co^k Lel^ onMoZav muht Staple Hlld FailCV Dry Goods HI 1(1 ^SOtlGllS.
.s not seriously hurt by the of i ast wet!k ; a row occurred p Pnr I Q'U rv - 5C ,
between the McCarthyites and LJ'w'Ouo L-.iTd lOElsWwO.
of the Baptist Parnellites. Sticks and stones Our stock in this line is simply immense; and while we do not 1
in South Caro-1 were used and about one hun- run strictly a shoe store we have as large a stock as any house in i
the city, and exjiect to sell them at prices that will please every!
one.
is not seriously hurt
burns.
The children
Sunday schools
Imu have, during the last two i dred persons were injured,
years, by their contributions. . , ^ .
(secured the erection of eightL. s *^,t ue ^ a °f Brig,
churches, in places where ts*. ' ” • *-• V'ickham, of
ty was destroyed, j churches, in places where the S 011 ; ) V - C. Wickham, of the;
ig is the loss as denomination has been too weak Confederate Army, was unveil-:
ated last night: t0 build without aid- Xhey are ed m Richmond on _ Thursday.
Hats.
Hats.
Hats.
the ninth, at Tatum j A number of Confederate vei
ls
the
1 i 'nrtTfxnzxtvjtx» a rrr»\r \xtqc nrv1 1
This stock is extremely large, and comprises all the latest styles.
We can suit and fit every man and boy in the county.
Our stock of men, youths and bops’ OXjOXHHSTGI-
emonies were very imposing. j large, was bought cheap and must be sold.
will be a comt table add at- Thos. A. Williamson, white, The stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries is larger than ever be-
tractive building. was hanged atSedalia Missouri fore, and we are now duplicating Charleston prices on wholesale
memory bo through maoy years | stock"$2,000; Vy I * »rre„.„„Je„t of the York «. SatmOay. Ho killed hii &if'&dTul’'.
ttirnme wRtPr rpmnvnl M r aIbt Enterprise has this to say on wife, Jefferson and Charles jpaas °t New urop * lourana one car ioaa or nea nusi rrooi Mats
tOCOm !: ^ •uHlpr' #3 tixvH 6 HeirniV *! (Kio" th>) 8ub i ect of public roads: Moore and so many other per-1 for seed, which we are offering very cheaply.
“DWELLING TOGETHER in UNITY." Block’fc Hviiian (the New York ^ “T here is but one way and but sons that, according to his own We ex*
imocic cl nvman )tneiNew lorx one that will ever eive 1 8 tory, he can not remember the I the city.
By fire; .uio.-u. ur-ott-1 uow yn
ing two stores and stock $6.500;! station in Marlboro Countv, eraus were present and the cer-
A. Manly, store and s:ock $2 5()0; which is ueari ng completion and
G. O. Mertz, store and stock,! — ■
j $6,500; J. Goldman (who occu
pied one of the Manne stores)
ALL THINGS COME TO THOSE WHO WAIT,”
May sound well to tl»e Philosopher, but
“Hustle or Get
We extend a cordial invitation to all to call and see us while in
We return thanks to our Cheap Store), $1,000; A. Mein-
neighbor of the Darlington , ! >or K’ ’ 00 ° : . West * Honour
6 J 'sSOO. It was impossible to learn
give
us the kind of roads that we names of all of them.
Has a true ring to the buying public this season,
ever was a time when you felt that your dollars
double duty or they will get left , that time is now.
If there
must do a
Herald for the kind words about
The News he has seen fit to
give expression to from time to
time, and especially for the
flattering manner in which he
need, ii musi ue uone oy a sys-; An Alliance meeting at Bucks-
at the time that this account was I tem 01 taxa tion that will tall port, Arkansas, on Tuesday
insurance ^ uall y upon every man alike. , night of l a8t we ek, ended in 'a
llnscaube done by placing a| r i o4 Winchester rifles, shot-!
Southeast corner Public Square, under the
Opera House.
written how much
there was on the destroyed A , * 115 ua ‘‘ oy pmcing a i r i ot Winchester rifles, ou ,„-
property, but the heaviest losers ./ a t) ™ n ,!„ tax t , u l] 0 , a !p uns an d pistols^ were used witli
j Remember the place
Yours to please,
MOORHEAD, COX & CO.
are probably J. Goldman, G. O
Mertz and M. C. Alexander. All
gives us credit in his last issue {of the stores burned were old
for our efforts in the past to frame buildings,
promote the welfare of Darling
ton. There can be no doubt
that the newspapers of a com-!
A Word to the Wise.
(Florence Messenger.]
little more interest mam-
property and a reasonable; tata i effect. Five men were
poll tax upon every man of ev- killed and three wounded . Red-1
cry calling, and then build the j l0 t politics was the onlv and
roads by contract, just as rail- so i e cause 0 f the trouble,
roads are built.
At the next session of Con- ^ A , j Vea , r or 80 a ?° ^ !ias -
gross Representative Elliott, i Stoddar, * w ^ convicted of for-
~ ’igeryin Tennessee, boon after
NOTICE TO INSCHKHS,
Get The Best Insurance For The Least Monel
1 from South Carolina, will intro- :
munity can contribute much fested in our tobacco market by duce a bill to place a tariff duty j [“ 8 IH^Qovernor'm
the names of i
just been dis-
petition was a;
F- ZB. isrcDJEiJML-Ensrrr,
Da.lir gton, 3. O.
September 11, 1890.
The lynching of the
in New Orleans last winter
13, <IL BMI^TOW,
REAL ESTATE AHD IHSURAHCE.
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lulls
THE LIVERFOOL & LONDON & GLOBE INSURANCE CO., oi Liverpool,
England, is the largest Fire Company in the world.
THE kETNA, of Hartford, Connecticut, is the largest of all the American I
Fire Companies.
a- ' ! for pardon to t 1 < . ivernor I., THE INSI'KANI’E <'< »MPANY OF N>'RTH .'.MEKU 'A. of Bhilai’elphia, is
more to the advancement of its the people of Florence generally on imporiea cotton sumcient to r , • . . f ^ thu n the second largest of all Ameriean Fire Combanies.
intercuts when they l.bo, in; -.u.djhe jntsincs, tnen SS ^ ^ " ””
harmony with each other. With ^ ea ;L- e son whv urtioiiltiirnl prornineut persons. Lpon this THE HARTFORD, of Hartford, Connecticut, is the fourth largest of all the
e >• „ amiss. I lorence has something Y u ' v ' n - v agncuitural products i * tit - - , , Alner i ( . an Fire Comnan es
such a coadjutor, therefore, as i a her tobacco market the value 8 loa ^duot\receive whatever ben- |j- , •, . • 1,‘ All of the above companies, and several others, represented in the agency
the Herald in the good work it of which we fear her people do efit8 . com ‘ , from tariff, or | c d that the
is kind enough to accredit to us i not appreciate. But to get the ! wb . v iuiported cotton, amounting f rau ,i
and with the brilliant outlook ' IauBt perpetuate j f° OU i an { n t P, 8eve . ra J i !”i il io a d ol- j '
its growth and keep alive the value, should not con-; Ihe trouble with the miners
which is before our town at pres- j j n t, eregt which it is attracting to tribute its share towards the ex-! at Briceville, Tennessee, on ac-!
ent, we confidently predict that' the city from abroad. To do|P en8es °* tbe G overmen t. count of the employment of con-1
by the census of 1895 the lead- j this we must nurse it and even j The store and stock of goods, i y> cts t0 w 'ork in the mines, has
ing cities and townsof the State ;s P tnd a dollar on it now and consisting of general merchan-' mcreas, ‘d; , Saturday a
will rank as follows in relative i a,?aln lf nee d be - We might say dLe, of H. B. Lee, in Lynch's C 5 0 'Y' 1 of them attacked the!
win rank as toiiows m relative j that the busines8 men 0 f Flor-1 section of Florence County, was I f tockade8 at the mines and re-
importance: Charleston, Col- j ence have not manifested in this burned on Sunday morning. ^ e . ase< ^ about three hundred con
umbia, Greenville, Darlington, (enterprise the interest which j The fire was discoved about 1 aJ v ‘f t8 - is reported that the;
they ought. But a word to the m. The door of the store was miners other mines in the;
“CURSES UKE CHICKENS, ETC. ’ wise is sufficient. open, which induced the belief State will take the same course.
Italians - - -■»- — - —that the fire was of incendiary * bere * 8 8 re at excitement.
A Life Insurance Agent who! origin and to conceal burglary. Maria Kullburg a storekeeper
. , x ., solicited a German to insure his Nothing could be saved. The!of Boston, has entered suit for
now bearing fruit Like curses wife’s life, was met with the place evidently had been satura- damages for $5,000 against Rev
and chickens it has “come home following: Insure my wife, no! | ted with oil when fired. No in- H. R. O’Donnell, a Catholic!
to roost.” The Italian govern- L^t year I insured my house, j surance. The greatest loss was (priest, whom she claims put a
and ven she burned the agent i m hens, contracts and accounts i boycott on her store. Mrs. Kull-!
came around and said he would burned. The estimated loss of burg refused to send her child- A n vtllimr iTl tllP StiltlOHOrV MllSlP^l Of* X nv
not pay the money, but build this .character is about $8,000.: ren to the Church school and ’ 111 ObULlUIltllj’, OI
ing of its citizens, but we gave me a new house. 8o if I insur-(The same amount would cover for this reas/n, she alleges, the!
them no satisfaction. In its ed my frau, and site died, you the store, building and stock, priest “publicy and officially!
comments on the lynching, Thk 7 uuld 0h ’ that 0 ! d Dutch ^ c,ue th , e incendiaries. In issued an interdict from the al-i
eviction fra V vas 1,0 S^ot, ve Vtl get you this section the cotton pickers’ tar forbidding all his parish-1
a H i ? aif, e new \ unkeefrau. I guess j strike had given some troubl- ionere and his congregation to
le when j I don’t take any of dot kind of and the fire and the strike are, trade or deal or many way as-i
the United States would make | insurance. j connected by some parties. isociate with her ”
ment demanded at the time that
we make reparation for tho kill-
Siutionur
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Hcxusdealeu.
Naws expressed the co
that the time would come
city Line to bo had at the
JlavUugton goolt Store,
O. BRISTOL. - - - Proprietor.
"Realizing this condition we come before the trade offering
imlucements that cannot be equaled. We do not ask your
pa tronage simply for friendship’s sake, nor for past favors, but
we coiii“ as honest business men and ask your trade for the
dollars and cents we will save you.
With pluck, energy and an unerring judgment, bicked bv
the ALMIGHTY AMERICAN DOLLAR, we have secured
BARGAINS that no ninety day CREDIT CONCERN can
ho^e to reach. We are no longer strangers among you, but
have proven the past four years that we fulfil every promise
wo make. We now propose o sell you g io 's at prices to meet
those of your cotton.
* With many thanks to the public for the very liberal patron
age of the past, we respectfully invite everyone to call at our
new stnni and we will pr-ve that we aie still
The Leaders of Low Prices.
Very respectfully,
A. J. BROO
W’illcox’s Old Drug St