The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, October 23, 1896, Image 4
Tti t: ( N I (I .\ I I M I
M. W. CULT, - - EDITOR.
R. L. S, } ?u8iness Mana^ersTER
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We have decided to reduce tin
subscripts 11 price "f Tiik Union
Tim i s to o:te dollar per annum, In ping,
thereby, to place the pnpc
within the reach of ail. that it ma;
v'sit weekly the In-mcof every goo
citizen of Union county.
We recognize the fact that nunc
i- scarce and products of 'he l'arn
cointnnnd very low price, and w\
appreciate the fact tl at every pa
triotie eil:zcii wants his touiry ]>?i
per?!ience ihis reduction.
The Times will be kept rp to it
prese t s'amlard of exc? lb nee, 1 1m
management making such improve
incuts Irom t ine to time as the time?
will admit and the patronage justify
We are cnly cutting in price?not n
merit*
In making the reduction we wdl
Iio forced to adhere to u stiic'l
ca.sii 1 asis?cash in advance tor sul.
scrip*i'-ti* always.
?. nVif) ifUXi^iflVE !H800c?ti88fi< 'o
Union coi nty a home paper lo v.hie!
iliey may jwint with pride.
A < ard.
Mr. Editoh :?\Vii 1 you not rail tl
attention of the town authorit us to th
most untidy eond tion of Main strc t
lue would think to look at the \va.-t
j'apt i' that is scattered all over the strec
that it was the dumping ground for a
refuse matter. There is an oidiiiane
fonlitldiuo the sweeping of trash intllie
street, hut the law is wholly disre
garded : the law should l e eufon ed an
Mo:ekeo]?ers required to put their wash
mated 1 in a Itox or ham I and not swv
t out at ei.her fioiit or haek door. Ai.
other praetiee that has heeouie quit
i oiuniou of late is the throwine into t
etreet li.e jjiass and weeds eh aned off t
Vraideie< am) front raids. A l.ttie telle
Hon will convince any one that this is a
unsightly pnietiee and sliould le* put ;
Mop to- U'c have naturally a prett
town, hut its beuiitv would lie greatly en
hau. e 1 hy the strict euforceuant of tie
laws now on the statute Uxik, again*
the pruetieers inenl ioiieil also .
T a x -1' a v i ki C'it iz kx.
A st"it 1?.u: jus! been finished in tin
"hancei v < ,'oiir< after lasting forty-lou
yens, 'i'lie .1 niiifcs al^l most of the
sons i'o;ii't*rw-iJ in thin JuivtMiiCii.
A ? r*r. r \in .Ti'.sii?M? of t'o Suprt'iiK
f'ourt .1) .Mas.sirlin-ells, in his y?uiii<c?*
<)i.vs, iii ii.i' risk ot' his own life, horn
1 -.iII\ m.vi <1 (Ik- lilV of n yotn 11; lIKlll H'tl
was itiou iiii::* Tin- man whoso litV \va
having U*i'ii trinl ami ronvirW*
a tm1 rhai?i? of tnujilrr, \v;is la-i
month x liti-itivil to Ik- hiuijf by thi'.Inp.:
who has i. fiuil him from a watr:.
?ia\v.
A avi.a:an tv:n Imn^iil in Ton as to
!hi-tiiuiilcr of a cliilAftor t!.o 0X1
i-n'iiMi tlie Ui'lv was hanilcil ovor to tn<
o1 *? ? woman was hrott^
back t?> life bv thi' ai'l ol a iloi-tor, 1.
^ 11...i.i-'. v\ -man tin' martiauo ci'ii
tiiotiy Was \;o!ii' t hr???i;?i? a^ain. shi' U
iii..; nvanti 1! as ti*aail\ ili'.ul. Althotivr
i 11?* f \i? 1 ?' ? niiiiiVi il fit !i!!it( I11?i* ittif <t
**n* "Mate. ii Naked out tliat she liai
Jut n rt. loml In life, ami lawyers an
(lebatiajr whether she ran lie n-a ic te
iiiid made to tinder;:'* ilw sentence.
Tlio Nowh at Jon avllle.
Mrs. Joseph Snnlers, wholiasIhi-ii sick
for ane time, lias i elapsed ami is in
\'i iy critic ; 1 toiidition,
'i here was miii.p Ik >{ this montii ?.
' nit owing lo t!u? dry state ot' tegetat.oi,
il did hut lit tic hai in ami most everything
is ? ? n ami giowing jet.
.mi, nimi Idttiejolin is building a tcieplnme
ii#i? i loin l.oi'Kliart to .Jonesvihe.
This line is U-jng built by the Lockliaii
romps: i.e. ,\o>v let I'nion laijld a Inn
to donesvil e. ami Jonesville huild to
i'aco.il, and we will alJ have comim n <-ata.il
f > ::ln>ii* all the cotton mills ami J
important towns in this piedmont, m o
tioii. II' laiion will come to Jouesvil (?.
Jam fane .lonivville will extend lie
line to i'aeokt,
(Jurto.cn was considerably sink ked
tyjtur-Jay iiT?raing en reooMng tho
ii?WN ?>f liie death of Mr. >.
i . 1 IMV s-> l|*l 111 I O II llfdlM
acter bad receive*! a collegiate education
and was a very u.setul young man in him I
ncighliorhood. lie wan kind, onerous
and obliging, and a faithful worker in
In* Sunday School and was liU-ral in all
public enterprises. lie had made teaching
his profession so far in life, sua! in
whatever business he engaged he was
sure to succeed, for he had the mind and
t'r* will to devise and put in practice.
T ie loss of such a young man is really a
eu'-unity to any neighlm-hood.
Wo bad two small tires in our town
last week The lirst wa t.*e corn crib,
of a colored man, with about fifteen :
I usheN of corn. Solin* of the cliildien '
of thowere ?*' vii*** with matches
about the crib and sot it ou lire and came
near ...... ?%..*.w >> i.wciiiiin iuNi.
i.e . ..er fire was 011 Saturday night
and was the barn and stables of Mr.
Sam l.itllcjolni. which ocelli cd idiout
0:'10p. in. The Fire was discovered by
Mr. lattlejolm in the loft and was making
r hh! headway when discovered. He
Mu-ce ?hd. however, in {retting out his
two horses and mule just in time to sa?e
I them, which is all tliat ho saved. All
his corn, loti.u r, *ov\ and harness, with
other small things, were l ist. His loss
aniouu -> to about two hundrul and twenty-five
lollars, which hail U'en until recently
< ovens! hy insunuiee, but the
|H?lie> had ex pi nil and had not lxvii tvuewed.
Mr. I.ittlejoh^x an insnrai.ee
agent himself, and whj^ looking after
t he interests of others, neglected his own.
Octulxn It). Tei.kimioxk.
Our Etta. Jane Budget.
The chills are still prevailing in some
ctions.
'on.''. W. Whisonnnt is building an
ad tion 'o his sto e io<>m.
K v. A t hu - Kennedy preached at
Abin do a reek yesterday.
Capt. King is putting up the scaffolding
pre|?aratorv to building the bridge "t
'J noi'.isotds mill.
The frod put in an api>cumncc this
' morning, and vegetation is wilting down
j f.nni its effects.
Mr. William II. Weblier paid !,<? !<hart
mill a visit last week. He s|xaks
high'v of the outlook of that go-ahead
town.
Sev eral of our ] ample went to Voikville
l ist Friday to see the show, and since
then it has lx en a great suhjeet of conversation.
Kev. W. 11. Owings will preach his
farewell sermon at Salem on Xovemlier
1. He will take the field as an Kvanire,,v.t
immediately after that- I supinise.
On the Cook plare, one day last week
i house was Imrned with its contents,
The work is stip|>osed to Ih' the work of
tii iiieriitliiiry. A colored family livisl in
I; end it had almtit six or si veil huinlred
>H ds or vo?hI cotton burnt with it* Mr.
L ihev Davis had the |>lj\cq.ni''l.ve.
s tl?c or ni.-iyai to or'
i t'"r itie nev tsix welts we will have a
ii"? in on hatl'l. Til" liew countv l?rnj
is ?ins i us toil with all the power
agitatorsc..u cointiian I. wlnitt u.x?i|<oncnts
are kiekinir with all the jxiwer
n them. The neutrals are waiting for
lie stroiis* side to turn up liefore they
decide which side they are on.
I ; iii told that some of the lmvs who
vent to Yorkvj;|e to see the show last
I'riday ' iMjtioml up" liefore starling
ml sjK'iit the nijjht with Sheriff Crawford.
r.irt of tlieiu will ]>erliapx stay
ver with him until they squareotf witI:
lie Court of <ieneral S??ssion for Imyeott'li'jthe
dispensary law. The way of
. he transiiressor ts hard. F am *jlad to
r | at that none of them were from
"uion county, that I know of.
Complaints are Ix'imr made of a reckless
piactie** of shootiutr firearms in r
I i'i mills f this fnvviisliitw im ?K..
? th day. If tint** so (lisiurlfil will only
ile .in a til lavit with the proper otlieial
his practice will 1>" stopped 01 the chaintang
icinforeisl. Our people generally
ire Inwuhiding ami our laws protect
? erv quiet citizens iu his civil and rei
gists rights, if he will only invoke
their aid. Hut some men?white men,
00 ate too mean ami cowardly to rr^t
the reign of terror, which a few vagImiiiiIs
ami outlaws have nstituted.
" Icn who are men??ti I t to tile sin h
oott out, of society, : n I for id them
rearing pantaloons am longer.
(> tol or 10. Vox.
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MANAGERS OF ELE TI >N.
To Bo Held Nov. 3 18D0, For
State Flection.
1'nion Ho\: ? For State -O C Greer,
s.unl G Howell, Levi \V Smith.
Santne Ho\ For State?A \V Giltno
e. W T .Jones. .1 C S Vanghaii.
Kis!i I>.im :? For State? A Cole
Lyles. ( A .leter. II C Miller.
It i-a Itoek :?s 1$ sin?s, GO Ilnghcv
1 \V Wi'soit,
Cross kV.s:- V S Holm, G CShettles .vor
"i. W F I>n\es.
(' ileraine : --.olin Spillcrx, W It Lawson.
I > 1? ill ams.
West Spr tigs - For State? J It I>m- j
aster. It W We-l, .John Crow.
Oil 1> >: For State? M M Sunnier, I
a.nfor I WMhtirn. W I MeKissiek.
.Joliesville :? For State?J G Jtishop.
1.1.; Fowler. Walker Long.
G ;.i <1 .shnrg Mills For state?,1 o
Ta'e .1 'tin I'ri>lmore. .lames Ki.-on.
i inilx i Uulge For State? Mana-si
fate. John Jimmersoii, Honrv late.
DraytoiisviSIe :?For St ite? It s sp.-uci
r. J >1iii A . \ toiler. Alee Nortliv.
Wtlkiiisv,.le: For >tate (i W MeKi
vii, Win Gtoiyc, Win Wi ffiutl.
s.iriatt's; -For state (. A Uvars, T
I> Mi < 'ullongh. .h?hn >proiise.
K 1 *?u' st.it? K K N Fowler. I
i' i) Ke ly,.!?>1 hi Iiiiiiiiii.
I ln.'Xi.ivsFor Stati*? Frank Whit loek,
William Vanillin, J <> Harris
1 jorkliart Mills?For >tat<?-- Z II liaiiry.
S S F.irrar, I/eni'l Askew.
J la in.tiiani is shall take ami sulisri ilie, 1
)x f ue any < Hirer authorized to admin s
ler oaths. the oatli ofofti.-e |iivseriliod hv j
s.v i ai *2d, of theaiticle III of the eo stitntioji,
wiiidi js as fol.ows:
I ?|o solemnly swear that I am duly )
> I it. 11 ilit 1, net'oiding to the eonstitnt i< n of
this state, to exercise til duties n. tliO
otikfs 10 wl;'.eh I lu'ivt |
n I that I will, to the liest of my nbilit ,
I charge the duties tlieieoi, and pit*
-e ve. protect, and ?'?-r ?-' constitution
of the state and of the United States,
I do further soleinly swear that I liave
not .since the llrst day of January, in the
>?ir 18^1, engaged in a duel as principul,
second or otherwise; ami that I will not
during the term of ottiee to which 1 have
1>een api>ointed engage in a duel as principal.
second or otherwise. So help tuu
t?od.**
The managers may api>oint a clerk to
a wist them in their duties, who shall also
take the oath prescrilied almve.
The chairman, in each instance, is empowered
to administer oatlis.
The )tolls shall be oj>cned at the above
named voting places at 7 o'clock in the
forenoon and closed at 4 o'clock in the
afternoon and shall be kept o|ien during
those hours without interinisdon or nd
I ?? ul. .11 ?,i_
"?. Jl. .Mill III, .*11, .MM .*UIil.7, l.illUrt
AIk-iiv, K. S. Johnson.
IVrsons calling for tin- ak>ove letters
will please say if ;ulvertised. ;uid will lie
required to pay one cent for their deliverv.
It. W. Harris, 1'. M.
Rev. Sam P. Jones
Will deliver a lcctuie in Nicholson's
Hall (ground Moo ) on the
26Lh of Octobep.
Subject, "Get there und stay
there."
Tickets for sale at Carolina Drop
Store.
Trice of tickets 60 cents, reserved
eats 06 cents.
-40?41.
Pianos, Organs,
SEWING MACHINES,
AND CLOCKS.
Ajrent for th''renowned "Luddkn
iV IJ.VfKs" Musi 101 Instrument*'. nn<l
tlie world-l'Cater Mandard Sewing
M acli ine.
W. M ItlOK. Jit., r. T*.
FINAL DISCIIAKCK.
Notice is licnliv criven tliat John A
Fant. (iuaulian ??!' the Ivstate of Marioi
L. .Jones, f?? < ) l'orter. li;fcs applied t?
Ja-vm M. (Jieer. .Ii ?! ?? of Proliate, ii
aii>I for the County of I'liion, for a
linal decliarije as (iiiardian.
Ft i-. (>i?Ii'ii ?I. That tin- H>?d ?Ia> ??f No- j
vemlier A. D. ls'.hl, I** lived for hcarine
of Petition, and a linal settlement of said
Lstate.
,1ason M. finKKtt,
Prohate Judge Union County.
4-"??f It.(
FLOUR f IS! FLOUR!
W.II SARTOR
lli.s just rceoivid one car
ford Family Hour vliicli is
fresli from tl.o mill oi.d !m>tx^Itt
at a h:ir_riin ulneli In' mm sell
?i f I'm v Li u i r! i ' t> im i > ir to* r?r? O
... ...V I ~
m PER -:- BARBEL
jouii.nu*?c > ?tii<i mu u<%un^vA>? oiK??a ??x?
minister to each |>ersuii to vote tin oath |
that lie is qualified to vote at tliis dec- j
tin.i, according to the constitution of
this . tate, and that lie luis not voted during
this election. .lust liel'ore o|ieiiing
the itolls the managers shall publicly o|x*n
and insjHct the luxes, to show that tliey
an* empty and secure and shall lock the
sjsine and they shall not Ik? opened during
the election. At each voting place a
space or enclosure, such sus the managers
of election may deem tit and sntlleient,
sh ill he ru led off or otherwise provided
w it li an ojNMiiiig atone end or side for
tl:e entrance of the voter, anil an o|>eiiing
at the other end for his exit, and hut
one voter shall lie allowed to enter any
voting place at a time, and no one except
tlie managers shall lie allowed to speak
to the voter while iti tlio voting place
casting his v:;tc. j
The managers of election shall require i
of every eli*etor offering to vote at sucli
( lection. U-l'ore allowing him to vote, in
addition to the production of a registration
certificate, proof of the payment six
months liefore said election of taxis then
due and jiayahlc and assessed against
liiin and collectable during the previous
year. Tie production of a certiileate
irom or the receipt of the ollicer authorized
to collect such taxes shall U> conclusive
proof of the payment thereof.
At the close of the election the inaua
vrs and clerks, if any there lie shall im
mediately proceed publicly to open the
ballots therein, and continue such count,
without adjournment or iiitciTUptiou un
til the same is completed. and shall make
such statement of the result thereof as
the nature of the election.may require.
llallots shall not Ih> counted utiles
found in the pioper boxes.
Within tluve days after the election,
the ebaiiman of tin* lmard of managers
or one of them to l?e designated in writing
by the lmnrd. shall deliver to the
commissioners of election, the lnixes poll
lists and all papers i?ertainingtotlie election.
The chairman of thclxianl of manager*
or some nieinlier of the InkuiI designated
bv liiui, must oall upon Mr. .1. M. (ireer.
at Union. S. C., on Fridav, Oct. Ho.
titffis. V'te.'ti-kets. oaths, instrue.1.
\\\ .Tajik*, Ch'm.
I. M. MOIILEY,
II. C. I.ITTLE,
Hoard of Commissioners.
??-- List
of Letters.
Remaining in the Post< flic?at Union,
or the week ending Oct. HOO.
Itev. .1. II. Ilerltou. Miss AdaGordon,
Mrs. ('a rend a Gist, Mr. It. W. Duekett,
Miss Mary Ho'les. Mr. Goo. Junes, Miss
lienor Glenn. Mr. J. I). Richardson, Mr.
% r a i. \r.. x? .1 X* .v?I
NOTICE.
A'lpirties buying Five Dol1;
n worth of goods, cash,
from us from this issue
is entitled to
> '1 f a
Ten Dollar Suit or a
Fine Henrietta
Dress.
We are selling?
Good wool Suits at $3.-r,7 up.
Good wool Flannel 12 i-2c yd.
Good Soda, 9 lbs for 25c.
Solid Ladies ^lioes 7^0. pair.
Flour at $3 00 per bbl.
7 lbs Coffee for $1 00.
JdgT*You can always get the
best from us that can be had
for the price.
We will buy your cotton at
best prices. Come to see us.
J. J. LITTLEJOUN CO.
JoNlSVII.LB, S. C.
Postponed.
On account of the very
warm weather, and at the
request of our friends and
customers, we have postlH>ned
awarding the prizes
for rolls made of Fluschtnan's
quick yeast until October
1st.
J. I. Harr's,
\fi.'Ti)ODot IT A 1.' liVVP \| A II K" FT
til 14 1 1VV1 \/li& A 4& J. liAiJUfc ?' ** " " *' - 4
4
Notice! No'ice.
I will sell to the highest bidder. on the
1st Monday in November next, during
the legal hours of sale, the court
house door in Union, Union county.
State of South Carolina, nil the lands U>longing
to the estate of Kindred 11o1h>.
Sr.. deeeasod, contain# three hundred
and seventy six acres loc ited in Cross
Keys Township:
'in.-. I a ...ill l
I lie mini *>iii nr.-xjiu hi i nit:c nr|Mi.ni
tracts. No. 1, (homeplacej containing'
one hundred ami thirty ac es, more or
less; Fo. 'J. known as the Peirson place,
containing one hundred and forty acres,
more or less. No. 1>, known as t lie 1 S?>1 >
and Bishop place, containing one hundred
and six acres, more or le s. These
lands will le sold for one-third ash. tialanee
on a credit for one and two yearequal
installments annually, baring interest
of 7 i>er cent per annum, seemed
by mortgage of thu preni see, Persons
who wish to see these lands will call on
me. Chan a 11. Bono.
Executor of the last will and testament
of Kiudred Bol>o, Sr., d?c?*iBed.
40 (41.)
CITATION.
STATE OF SOUTII CAROLINA,
County of Union.
Bv Jason M. Oner. Esq.. IVohatc Judge
Whereas, Win. II. Koou. has made
suit to me to grant him Letters of Administration
witli will annexed, on the
Estate and effects of Henry Koou, deceased
,
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all and lingular the kindred and
i editors of the said Henry Koon, declared,
that-they In* and ap|?ear. Ix-fore me.
in the Court of Prohate. to lie held at
Union C. II., South Carolina, on the
MMh day of Oetolrr. next, after publication
hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon
to show cause, if any they have, why
the said Administration sliould not !*
granted.
(liven under my hand and seal this
13th ?:av of Octnlier Anno Doinhr, !"<{? i.
I . ...... Af
i?i, wiu.r.u,
.ludirc I Vol ?i?to.
I'uhlished on tin- loth day of Oetolier,
in tin.' I'nion Times.?(4*2?tit.)
NOTICE.
All |KM"son li;i\ in ?e'airns against TVlix
(?. Wliit'.oek. deceased, an- request d to
prcsi-nt and establish tlieni l>*fore nie on
or In fotv 17th of Decrials*!*. 1S!W>.
C. II. I'KAlv, Master.
Oct. 10. HOt'.?(42-t f.
T'lna171 >i><:iia k<;ii. ~
Notice is hereby srivrn that .1. If. Mr.
Kissirk (as Clerk of Court) as Adminis- !
trator of thr estate of Mrs. Eineliiiu j
Calmer, deceased. has applied hi Jason i
.. _ t...i e i>... UIU| r?. i
m. itrrrr, ?nmu? j i? mm , m ?wi .
the County of Union, for a filial discharge
is Administrator.
It is Ordered, That (lie !Hh day of;
Novendier, A. I). I>W. Ixj fixed for
hearing Petition, ami a final settlement
of stid estate.
.Ja*on M. ('< r.Kfat.
Pifls-te .Itn'M*- l"i '* > <o nty. S. 0.
fc>u'?.icribe for Tuk Timl?.
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-\iUvi-ftB fen- Taor Trarvf.
EACH DAY
Marks our growth in public favor. We are more anxous
than ever to make your buyings pleasant for you,
- on an stick Is
now in full sway, GOOD SIIOES bring Good Trade,
Our reputation on Shoes is Established and
UNCHALLENGED!
The prices this season nre less than you expect. Cur profits
are shortened, but we will fill up the gap wtl. increased sales.
These are Leather,
Top and Bottom.
i
Cliildrens and Misses School Shoos, S to 2, AOe.
Iloys and Girls Oil Grain Solo Leather Tip. Solid as Iron, 75c.
Hoys Standaud Nail Cap IJals. 'Toot Hall J'roof," $1.00.
Cliildrens Grain Button Spring Hi el. "Rough and Tumble," 85c.
Ladies Grain Lined and Hound Riiitel Tain, very soft, waterproof, $1 00
Ladies Fine Yiei Kid Button Patent Tip. Short Vamp, worth $1 50, $1.25
Virus High Cut Heavy Button, Oak Leather English Tie. ?1.00.
Virus Fine satin Calf Srw ed congress or hals. Soil as Mud, Solid a* ire, M.T>
Mens High Cut Hunting Boots, O.ik Soles, Good Spread, worth ?150,
only ?1 25.
Hoys Long Leg Rabbit Catchers, Pegged B- n> . ?1.25.
There's nothing moaner, in mean weather. ihan mean fontwear
Wi-'ve said all there is to be said. but much remains
vet umaid. Nothimr short of an inspection of the prices will
convey to your pocket book the real worth of our Mines.
Til 12 OLD lncu AHI.K,
A. H. Foster & Co.
Crockery
and Glassware.
I want to call your attention to the above lines. Have
just received one of the largest anil most complete lines of
the above goods ever offered you. Having bought in
sufficiently large quantity, I am placed on the same footing
as the jobber. I
BUY DIRECT FROM THE POTTERIES,
thus saving the middle man's profit.
Beautiful white plates, 25c. per set ; nice white cups and
saucers, 25c. per set; Kwer and Basins only 6.0c.; large white
rn I. H linu'lc "..ir \'f?llnn/ hnu'lc f/ir inu-,1r, w, .
VU-X' W>f t.>, ) i \.nu? " I.J IWI V.(/UI\III^ |;ill [IUIt-5 11 Utll
Sc. to 2^c. Can sell you a nice glass set, of four pieces, for
only 2-r>c. Can sell you a nice Porcelain Gold Band Chamber
set, ten pieces, for only $3oO. Gold Band Plates only
7~>c. per set. Beautiful carved glass Tumblers, something
real nice, only 40c. per setDrop
in and examine the above lines?.vill lake pleasure
in showing you through.
McLURE'S.
I
A GREAT SHOW
AT W. H. SARTOR'S STORE I
Call and see my immense stock of Groceries and get my
startling low figures. I can save you big money in (lour. I
bought my immense stock of llour before the advance and
will cell you cheap. I keep in stock a nice line of Sugar, Coffee,
Meat, Lard, Hams, Rice,Corn, Oats, Salt and J/olasses,
Irish Potatoes.
Best Gream Cheese, 15 cents per lb.
I respect'ful'y invit the Indies ir? rail ami see my cmplr.o toe';. such
'as 1?nek wheat Fl >tir ami Maple Syuip Fancy takes ami <'r > ke s that
will plea-e urn. lleiii'z delicious Fickles, l?>ili sweet ami so ir. Fresh
Olj.es, Fure Olive Oil, Fine Apple I? <H| heiry ami Strawh rry Preserves,
(hirn nt-klly. Orated Fine A pple. Meme Meat, (iclo'inc ite., Deviled
llain for samviehes, Heady M ule Salad Dressing very fine, (Jainel Fi<jfe?
t ami any k nd of Canned Meats y )'.i need, ('untied Fruit* no nu ucroi.s
to men'km.
1 evili seel yot a nice Cooking Stove el.cip; also Terra Cot.a Piping
lor your wells sner , and stove flues. Thankinj; voii for vou liheral i??tn.T?.
;ige in tile |ni*t i rem tin Yours for CIrocorio-?,
W. H. SARTOR,
TELEPHONE 34. /