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WEDNESDAY, M CH 22, 1899. Uttered at the Pott Office at Sumter, <7., as Second Class Minter. SSW AJJVBKTISEMJeTVTS. Kodol. Webster's Unabridged Dictionary. Grose we! i & Co.-A Great Discovery. J. Rettenberg k Sons-Spring Announce ment. PBBSCNAX . Hon. W. A. Nettles was ra the city Monday. Miss Marguerite Tindal, of Penola, is in tbe city. Sr. Isaac Schwartz bas returned from New York. Mr. J. H. Dixon, of Colombia, is in the city os business. Capt^E M, Cooper, of Mayesvilie, was In ?be city "Thursday. Mrs. White, of Camden-, is the guest of Mrs. W. B. Burna. Hoa. B. D. Smith of Lynchburg, spent Monday in the city. Messrs. J. H. Hear on and R. fi. Carnes, of BiabopvHle, were in the xi ty Thursday. Mrs. Law, of Bartsvi le, ir visiting ber parents, Dr. and Mrs. N. W. Edmonds. Mr. Irving A. Ryttenburg left Saturday for Saa Francisco where be will embark for Yokohama, Japan. Bishop Eliisoa Capera was in the city Mon day cigbt aod preached, and confirmed a class at the Episcopal Church. Mr W. A. Merchant,- manager, of the Charleston ofSee of R. G. Dun & Co.'s Com mercial Agency, was in the city on business . last w sk. s Messrs. Hage Hoyt, Marion Sanders and < mrh'a MeKageo, who bava been away on tar* days pleasure trip, returned to the city ?bis momia g. Dr. W. B. Alford bas arrived in the city and baa opened an office for the practice of dentistry in the rooms above Bul trna a & ? Brothers shoe -store. Mrs. W. L. Brower, of East Orange, N. J..' after spending several months with ber mother, Mrs. J. D. Graham, left for her last Friday evening. Dr. J. A. Clifton went to Davis Station, .Clarendon County last Friday, to deliver a lecture as Bethlehem Church that evening at the closing exercises of the Bethlehem School. Mr. Coleman Rhar c lieft last Saturday for Greenwood; S. C., where he will 5I a posi tion in tbe Greenwood Index office. Mr. Rhame carries with bim . tbe beat wishes of many friends. Dr. E. Alva Solomons was on the streets for several days past, He shows tbe effects of his long and painful illness bot ts now convalescent aod it progressing rapidly toward complete recovery. Mr, Eddie A. Jenkin*^ the junior partner io the firm of Jenkins Bros, left yesterday for Toledo, O., where be bas a position in 'the factory of H. A. Lozier Co., the makers of "^evelaod bicycles. Ese carries with htm tba beat wishes ot his macy friends, who feel eoafident that ber will win the success bis ?energy sud industry met.i:. Dr. W. B. Alford bas established a branch oSce in Sumter and will hereafter devote two weeks out of each month- to tbe practice of his profession io that city and the remain ing two: weeks ia Dfllon; While we: regret very c mach to loee the genial doctor for 30 snort a time we reel assured that. .a:s excellent ability as a dental surgeon com bined with his polished and courtly manners will win for bim tba esteem and friendship of a- host of friends ia tbe Game Cock City. Dillon Herald. Constipation of the Bowels may be easily eared by a few doses of Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine. Indies desiring a contented nd happy old age should use Simmons Sqoaw Vine Wine or Tablets, commencing at 40 years old and continue during'MJbacge of Life." The Atlantic Coast Line will bani, the First Rhode Island regiment to its borne from Columbia. The mc armers' bench in the M ayo.-'s court bas been without an occapaat for many days, and the street gang has had no recruits in consequence. Flushed Cheeks, Throbbing Temples, Nan sea, Lassitude, Lost Appetite, Sallow Com plexion, Picapiea, Blotches, are warnings. Take Dr M.A. Simmons Liver Medicine. A. J. Gill. Jr., Scotia, S. C., writes : I bife used Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver. Medicine n my family IO years. It bascured Judiges tion, Dyspepsia, Constipation, and many other ailments. The grading for the Sumter and Wateree Railroad bas been completed within the city limita and tbs contractors are at work is the vicinity of Green Swamp. The contractors on the Wateree Railroad are now working night and day between the city limits and Green swamp. A case of "black measles"-suspected to bs smallpox-is reported to be on the Bell Mill place in Privateer, next to tbe Hayns worth place. Lucian Jones, a colore man, is the sick party. Shorten the time of Confinement, Strength en Mother and Supply Breast Milk for Child by osiug Simmons Squaw Vine Wine or Tablets. Rob Childbirth of its Terrors and Mini size tbe Pain and Dangers of Labor by using Sism os Squaw Vine Wine or Tablets. Rev. M. M. Mouzoo, pastor of Emanosl M. 2. Church, of this city, bas been invited by tba faculty of Cleflin University to deliver the baccalaureate sermon at the commencement of that institution os April 30th. The jail-breakers have successfully conceal ed their tracks, and Sheriff Pierson sd his deposes have thoa for failed to discover any cloe that indicated their present whereabouts. To restore the Clear Skin, tbe Bright Eye, the Alert Gait and Sou od Health, use Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine. A union depot, with a shed to protect travelers who transfer from one train tc an other from the weather, wonld be a very popular improvement. The City Council should take bold cf the mutter and com municate with tbe railroads. The deal for the machinery of the People's Ice Factory mil through and the plant will sat be removed to Chester. It it stated that tbs plant will probably be run this season by Sumter men. No other medicine Builds Up and Fortifies the system against Miscarriages as well as Simmons Squaw Vine Wine or Tablets. A. B. Stuckey, Esq., attorney for the plain tiff in the Garrett vs. Weinberg case, argued a motion for a new trial y eeterday morning, if the new trial is not granted, there will be an other appeal to the supreme coo rt. Mothers, we call your attention to Pitts' Carminative. It acts promptly, it is pheas ant to the taste, and the children will take it without.coaxing. It relieves promptly and permanently. If we can get you to use it, yoa wiH get others to do likewise. Your druggist sells it. J. F. W. DeLorme. For Cow feed of various kinds ca!) on W. 3. Boyle. MARRIED. Mr R. M. Lew ia nd Mis Bec. Bradford were rn rried last Wednesday night at the home of Mr. J W. Bradford, the bride's father, Rev T J Clyde, officiating. DEATH. Died last Saturday at her home at Oakland, ita the Fork, Mrs. Sallie M. Harvin, relict of the late Hon Arthur flarvio The funeral took place at the family burial ground io the Fork Sunday afternoon.-Manning Times. Dr. R M. Moore, of Rafting Creek, died on Saturday last at an .advanced age and was interred at the Eilis Church on Sunday morning. Dr Moore was a practicing phy sician for forty or more year9, and was well known iu all parts of the county. Wiltcn, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. R . Purdy, died last Saturday morning at ! 1 o'clock. The funeral services were held from Mr. Pordy'a residence at 10 o'clock Sunday morning. The following additional books have been presented to vbe Graded School library : By Col. J, M.. Knight, six volumes of the Rec ord? of tbe Union and Confederate Navies; Eldon: Drayton, Reignald May. By Miss Hallie Joe of the 6tb grade, one copy of Cosmopolitan, one copy of Munsey. Before tho discovery of One Minute Cough Core, touristers were greatly disturbed by coughing congregations. No excuse for it now. Hugbson-Ligon Co.. The Health Officer should look after the people who have mn the discharge pipes from their kiteben sinks and bath rooms into the street. There is considerable complaint con cerning th:s matter, and if in any case it is a nuisance or a menace to the health of the neighborhood it should be remedied. '.Give me a liver regulator and I can regu late the world," said a genius. The dreg gist handed him bottle of DeWitt's Little Early Risers, tbe famous little pills. Bugb soa-Ligon Co. Tbe publication that more than $4,000 of the public school fund of Sumter county have been- spent for maps and charts taxes credulity. Tbe public school" need longer terms much more thao maps aod charts. For a qaick' remedy and one that is per fectly sate for children let us recommend Oae Minute Cough Cure. It is excellent for croap, hoarseness, tickling in the throat and coughs. Bog on-iifgou Co. The plants on-Mr. W. M. Graham's straw berry farm are in a flourisbiog condition and unless late frosts injure them there will be a large crop this season. Tbe1 success that bas attended Mr Graham's experiment in berry culture should eacoorage others to grow ber rice for the local and northern markets. Sumter strawberries have an established reputation cow, and the demand for them is io excess of the sopply. Happy is the man or woman who cao eat a good hearty meal without suffering t i er ward. If JOB cannot do it, take Kodo! Dyspepsia Cure. It digests what you eat, and cores all forma of Dyspepsia and Indigestion.-Hugb son-Ligcn Co. Dr W. J. Pringle, of Concord, who was io town yesieedajr, informed us that the doves were almost entirely exterminated dnriug the blizzard, sod that :be stock of partridges was greatly depleted. Since tho blizzard be bas seen but one dove. The cotton acreage io Concord will be materially reduced this year, while corn and tobacco will be planted more extensively than ever before-the in crease in tobacco, bs estimates at 309 per cent at least. . - If you have a cough, throat irritation, weak longs, pain ia the chest, difficult breathing, croup or.hoarseness, let ns suggest One Minute Cough Core. Always reliable ed safe.-Hugbson-Ligon Co. The dispensary bas been whitewashed and the floor scoured. What next? Now is tbs time for the City Council aod the business men of tbe city to unite in asking for a union depot and shed for toe proper accommodation of the traveling public If any place needs better depot accommodation, Sumter arcs. Tbs Sumter Wateree Railroad will have to build a pas senger depot in a short time, and there is no reason why tbe Atlantic Coast Line should not unite with them and erect a first class depot. J. Sheer, Sedalia, Ho , conductor on elec tric street ear lina, writes that bis little daughter waa-very-loir with croup, and her life oaved after all physicians bad failed, only by using One Minute Cough Cure. Hugbson Ligon. C . Toe claims of volunteers in the late war, wbo paid tbair expenses to Columbia aod took receipts therefor in expectation of being reimbursed by tbe State, cannot now be paid as was expected, cn account of tbs mis take of tbe engrossing clerk who failed to pot io tbe appropriation bill the ameodment providing for the payment of the above claims. Capt. L. S. Carsoa bas been corres ponding with Mr. Boyd Evans, private sec retary of tbe governor, sn regard to these Claims, and bas .been promised that if any thing can be done out of the appropriation by congress to reimburse the State for ex penses incurred in enlisting volunteers, be will communicate with him later. For frost biies, burns, indolent sores, ec zema, skin disease, and especially Piles, De Witt's Witcb Bezel Salve stands first and best. Look out for dishonest people who try to imitate and counterfeit it. It's their en dorsement of a good artiele. Worthless goods are not imitated. Get De Wi it's Witch Hazel Salve. Hogbson-Ligon Co. The finance committee of City Council, at the regular meeting to-night, will recom mend that the work of macadamizing Main Street begin at once. It is not contemplated thai Main Street be macadamized from eod to end at once, oat a portion of it will be macadamized now aod tbe work continued from time to time as funds become available If a start is not made tbs street will never be macadamized, and if the work is. to wait outil the money to pay for all of it accumu lates io the treasury, Sumter folks will con tinue to feel ashamed of their main thorough fare until the end of time. As tbs season of tbe year when pneumonia, la grippe, sore throat, coughs, colds, catarrh, bronchitis and long troubles are to be guard ed against, nothing "is a fine substitute," will "answer tbe purpose," or is "jost as good" as One Minute Cough Care. That is the oae infallible remedy for all long, throat or bronchial troubles. Insist vigorously upon having it if "something else" is offered you. Hugbson-Ligon Co. The following additional books have been presented to tbe Graded School Library by Mrs. H. Ry t ten ber g : Don Quixote, Belford Clark; Andersen's Fairy Tales; The Wrecker, R. L. Stephen son ; Grimm's Household Stories ; Quiet Observations. E Wilsoo: Modern Circe by The Duchess ; Ivanhoe, Walter Scott; Mag dalene's Fortunes, Hemberg; Bread Win ners: Reilly and Bawo, Carleton ; Child's History of England, Dickens ; Linie Women, Louisa Alcott; Last Days of Pompeii, L/tton; Little Men, Alcott; The Wise King; Old Plantaganets, Hucgford; Fire Brigade, Clarke; Good Lu Crt, Werner; Tbeddeus of Warsaw, Jane Porter ; Tales and Novels, (2 vols) M. Edgeworth. COURT PROCEEDINGS Tbe court of general sessions adjourn* last Wednesday night and the court of corn moo pleas convened Thursday morning The following cases were disposed of Wednesday afternoon : State TS. Zarie Scarborough, assault and battery. Gailtj. 18 sionths on public works. The Staic TS. Zane Scarborough, malicions mischief. Nol prossed. The historic Garrett TS. Weinberg casa was begun Thursday morning, the first case taken up in the common pieas, and con sum e the remainder of the week. This is the fifth time that this case has come un in this court, it haTing been to tho supreme court four times and sent back each time to the lower court. The land inTolTed it. the suit is about 500 acres. The case was concluded Saturday afternoon. The jury returned a verdict for the defendant and unless the case is again carried to the Supreme Court on appeal, the long fought case is at last ended. The case dorine its protracted litigation has been narrowed down to a very few pointy and, even though it is again carried into the Supreme Court, the end ia not far off. The jury waa discharged on Saturday afternoon by Judge Aldrich, and Monday cases not r quiring a jury were beard. The court of common pleas aojonmed sine die yesterday af ter cooa. Chamberlain's Cough Bemedy. * Thia remedy is intended especially for coughs, cold9, croup, whooping cough and influenza. It bas become famous for its cures of these diseases, over a large part of the ciTilized world. Tbe most flattering testimoni is bare been received, giTing ac counts of its good works ; of the aggravating and persistent coughs it bes cored ; of seTere colds that have yielded promptly to its sooth ing effects, and of the dangerous attacks of croup it bas cured, often saving the life of the child. The extensive use of it for whoop ing cough bas shown that it robs that disease of all dangerous consequences. It is espe cially prized by mothers for their children, as it never fails to effect a speedy cure, and because they have found that there is not the least danger in giving it, even to babies, as it contains nothing injorions. Sold by Dr. A. J. China. Miss McDonald's Opening. On next Tuesday, March 28th, Misc S. B. McDonald will have ber Spring Opening, and she will be pleased to have everybody come and see the d isp hy cf new goods and new designs that sbe will make on that day. Ber windows are already taking on the first touches. Io one is a miniature farm house with a fresh green lawn in front The old woman can be seen busy with ber broom to-day, but next Tuesday she will be fixed op for company. Back From Africa. Rev. Philips Verner, Presbyterian mis sionary to tbe Congo Free State, bas returned to this country for a vacation, fie ia now io Nashville, Tenn , and is expected io Co lombia this week. He is a son of Gen. and tits. John S. Verner and bas many warm friends in the city and throughout the State. -The State, March 17. Grand Spring Opening at Schwartz's next Monday and Tuesday. He will place ou sale several linas that wit! prove genuine surprises as special tor our opening days. 50 pieces dainty WovenVLinens worth 10s to be sold at 5c yard. SCHWARTZ BROS. Going to Bishop vii Ie. . Dr. W. G. Browne, the optician has re torced to the city aod will be at bis offiee at the Nixon Boase tbe remainder of this week. On Monday he will go to Bishopville, where he will spend the week. Those who wish to bave their eyes examined and glasses fitted, should call on Dr Browne before he leaves Sumter County. --^? We pc.biish an advertisement of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure io our columns thia issue, and wish to sa? to our patrons that we be lieve this preparation is worthy of a trial by any person suffering from this agonizing complaint. We honestly believe this prepa ration will do for you ail the manufacturers claim for it. Kcdol Dyspepsia Core is pre pared by the weil known an reliable firm of fi. C. DeWitt & Co., Chicago, and from our long experience in a business sense, with this firm as advertisers, we feel safe in saying that they would not place on the market a prepa ration for the enre of Dyspepsia unless they bad a remedy of the highest merit, and con scientiously believed it would core tbis well known and almost universal complaint. We further add that if this preparation ia equal to the other weil known remedies wbich they make, viz : DeWitt's Little Early Risers, DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, and One Minute Cough Cure, it will speedily win its way into public favor. We cheerfully and heartily give our per sonal endorsement to mis concern, and the reliability of the goods tbey manufacture, which bare been largely tba means of their success, and io writing this Tolontary en dorsement on our part, we feei tbat we are simply performing a duty which we owe to our patrons . The Easter Holidays Wiil be marked by decorations appropriate to the season. The question What is New at Schwartz's ?" is LU the air daily. The answer is, co CLO to our Grand Spring Opening next Monday aod Tuesday. Mcb 22 Schwartz Bros. THE COTTON COMPRESS. Sufficient Stock Subscribed to In sure Establishment. Mr. Henry J Harby, of the firm of Barby k Co., who bas been the moving spirit io tbe effort to organize a company for tbe purpose of establishing a cotton compress in this city, informed us several days ago that the compress will be ready to bandle this year's crop. All subscriptions necessary to ioEore the organization of the Compress company with a capital of $12,000 or. $15,000 have been pledged, and tbs company will be chartered and organized witbio the next few weeks Tbe compress will have a capacity of 500 to 700 bales per day and will be equipped with most improved and best appliances for compressing and handling the cotton. It will be located convenient to both railroads, and the compressed cotton will be loaded direct from the platform into he cars The establishment of the compress means a great deal for Sumter, and it ia the greatest stride forward that has been made in five years. Tue receipts of cotton will be larger this year than for a number of years, and the trade of the town will be correspondingly increased. Sumter wwi be a better cotton market and cotton that now goes elsewhere will bs attracted to Sumter by the nigher prices that 'be compress will enable the boyera to pay. - M ? .;>- -ow-' - Go to H. G Oeteen & Co. for pretty Paper Dolls, ladies, misses and babies. A JAIL DELIVERY. _ Jailor Windham Gives Prisoners Freedom of Corridor-They Knock Hole in Jail Wall and Escape. While Jailor Windham was at church SUD day three of the roar prisoners confined io the jail picked a hole in i be brick wall and mada their escape. The fourth prisoner, Tons Taylor, who is kept in jail, nnder a life sentence in the penitentiary, pending an ap peal to the supreme conrt, did riot join bis fellow prisoners in their break for liberty, and from bim the particulars of the escape were ascertained. The three daring jail breakers were Daniel Koines, who is charged with burglary and larceny ; Zeke White, charged with obtain ing gooda under false pretences ; Jack Hanks, a Clarendon county prisoner, charged with larceoy of live etock Zeke White was the ring leader of the jail breakers, and, according to the statement of Tom Taylor, had been laying bis plans for escape for several days. On Friday last be told the other prisoners ibat if they would aid him they could all escape. Helmes and Hanks assented, but Taylor says ba told bim be preferred to stay in jail and stand trial again. Sunday morning Jailor Windham released the prisoners from the cage cells and allowed them the freedom of the corridor sorround I ing the cages. White and his accomplices first hung a blarkst out of the corridor window to con ceal them while at work ; then they opened the window casing and removed the sash weight, a bar of iron about two feet in length and weighing about seventy pounds. Using this weight as a crowbar they prized and knocked out the bricks jest below the window sill until a bole was made in the wail large enough for a mao to pass through. Crawling through this bole, which was con cealed on tee outside by a blanket, tbey dropped to the ground, a distance of only six or sevea feet. They then easily scaled the jail yard fence and made their etcape. An iron spoon that bad been carelessly left in tbs corridor some days before, was used as a screw driver, and with tbat the caeiug.was opened in order to get to the sash weights. Jailor Windham returned from church in time to see one of tbe negroes disappearing around tbs corner of tbe jail equare, but wan unable to stop bis flight. Taylor gave the alarm abont the time of Jailor Windham's return to the jail, bu: after the other prisoners bad made their escape. He claims that be was asleep and did not wake until the others bad escaped from the jail, bot that be gave tbe alarm ai soon as be discovered that they bad escaped. Deputy Sheriff Gaillard and jailer Wind ham set out in pursuit of the escaped prison era as soon as possible, but although they searched indefatigably all the afternon no trace of them could be foo nd. Deputy Sherill Gaillard says that he could not find out which direction they took and the attempt to capture them without bloodhounds was like searching for a needle in a haystack. The escaped criminals undoubtedly bad friends among the negroes, and have bad assistance in covering their flight and eluding capture. Sheriff Pierson will make every effort to recapture the three jail breakers, but with tfce lead they have already obtained the chances are in their favor. If the county had a pair of well-trained blood-bounds the capture of the jail breakers would have been aa easy matter, for the trail ws5 still bot wheo the escape was discovered. Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup is the best medi cine for sore throat, laryngitis, quinsy or tonsilitis. Every drop of it soothes and heals. A twenty-fite cent bottle of this wonderful remedy will'cure a cough or cold io one day. The White is king of Sewing Machined* -1 i i - Madrid, March 17.--The Qoeen Regent to-day signed the treaty of peace. The signed treaty wiii be forward ed to the French ambassador at Washington, M. Jules Cambon, fer exchange for the one signed; by President McKinley. No decree on tbe subject will be published in The Official Gazette. The R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. of Winston, N. C., is trying an experi ment with white labor. ? The company bas put 150 white boys acd giris to stemming tobacco, and as rapidiy as possible it is the intention to supplant negro labor with wbite employees io all departments. This plan, if successful and satisfactory, will be followed by o:ber tobacco manufacturers in Win ston. Modest Women weaknesses and irregularities of women may be recognized by certain unfailing symptoms. Backache, headache, bearing down pains, irritability and extreme nerv ousness indicate derangement of the delicate female organism. Bradfield's Fe male Regulator is the standard remedy for characteristic diseases of women. Sold by druggists at fi.oo per bottle. TUE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta, Ga NEW MAN IN TOWN. Blacksmith and Wheelwright. IHAVE OPENED ON LIBERTY Street near corner of Harvin Street, aod solicit &ny work in my line and guarantee satisfac tion. Horses Shod for 30c. all round, if Horso is in good condition -Cash or Equivalent. General reoair work of H11 k i o fl s done at corresponding'* low prices. 1 have refrrencP3 from best people of Macs ville wbero 1 worked the past j par nnd trcru Camden, where I did bueinr^a Tor 17 jars. Special promptness given to work for pbvfiicians acd CHS -S of urgency. W. T. HALL, Wheelwright and Blacksmith. Feb 24-21 I have been afflicted with rheumatism for fourteen years and nothing seemed to give any relief. I was able to be around all the, time, bot constantly suffering. I had tried j i everything I could bear of and at last was I told to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm, which I did, and was immediately relieved and in a short time cured. I am happy to say that it has not since returned.-Josh. Edgar, Ger mantown, Cal. For sale by Dr. A J. China. Cow Feed for sale at W. SB. Boyle's Stables. [sent free. Address, foreign, countries' C.A.SNOW&CO.S OPP. PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D. C. OF We are prepared to show you in each of our departments, the largest and most exclusive line of staples and novelties ever shown in this city. We have a buyer for each department; therefore each department is in itself a separate and distinct store, only under the one name of J Rettenberg & Sons Whose guarantee is? that they give you bet ter value for the same money than you can obtain elsewhere. In our Dry Groods Department You will find all the latest novelties in Organdies, Lawns, etc etc. Our stock of these goods is of the latest and most novel patterns the market affords, and is, the most complete line ever shown in Sumter. We have always been noted for our elegant line of PERCALES for Shirtwaists. This season we have eclipsed all of our former efforts, so you can imagine what to expect, when you see our extensive line of these goods. OUR LINE OF NOTIONS IS COMPLETE. Call and see for yourself. You will receive the same courteous attention whether you buy or not. SHOES AND LOW SHOES. A few people don't boy their footwear from us becsoee they say, "yoe should go to a shoe store for shoes '; They are not aware that oar shoe department bas no connection with tbe balance of the store. The clerks ! who serve yoe there, cannot wait on you in any other department We have the most complete line of Oxfords ever shown in Sumter, in black and all shades of Tan |Prices rauge from $3 down to 50c, VICI KID is the "latest thing" for gentlemen to wesr. We have it in black and tan Some people will tell yon it will "skin cp " We have the kind which we guarantee not to No trouble to blacken them-apply the polish Bane as on ladies shoes. Our line of black leather and Russia (in different shades) is "right up to date *, Ail the latest styles shown. Don't forget to ask for our flexible half eole, the only kind you can't wear otat. "We ar sole Agents for 7. L. Icuglas' celebrated Shoes. J". Rettenberg & Sons. ml Great Discovery ! Bayles'Deviled Cheese. Anchovy Pat tip io glass jars. It makes a magnifi cent sandwich. It is a food tonic which stimulates tbe appetite and promotes diges tion. Wa would be glad to hare you sample it at our store before you boy. Crosswell & Co's, 53-PHONE-53 * The CheaD Cash Grocere. The Last The season is about clos ing So parties in'need of Horses or Mules had better take advantage of this oppor tunity to make [their selections, as we don't think the state of trade will war rant our bringing a fresh car load to market. The usual line of Buggies, Carriages, Harness, Hav and Grain and Cow Feeds on hand. H. HARRY. March 1, 1899.