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ITlti I'NiONTI.MKS Published /-'eery Frtdii v. M. W. Ci i.i', IMitor. HJ::TEIt & McNALLY. Pullishora. I VriMoml at tli" IVotoflire in I'uioii. S. ;is soruinl-cla.-s i:i;iil mutter. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. < >iu\ 'ear .... S i .<>;?. Si\ months .... .*<>? ? nls. Three months . . . 2>eol?ts. Snlicu'i:j?fion payable in ailvanee. always. Remit by pn>tul order. eheek or reyiMered letter. (urreney by open nu.il at sender's risk. ADVERTISEMENTS. < *n? |nan-. iirst insertion . . si.on. !i\er\ NiiliMMUt'l l insertion . oOeelits. < 'on! roots lor three months or loader wiil 1 e n?:ifat i?>11I rales. Ai! eommuniea! ion* \\ I <<*!i subserve prAa inti'!v>ls \\-i|| In- ehavyed for as aib i i:i-i-nu nl-'. < tbitnuries anil tribut? s <>t n-.pet I will 1h* ekaryetl for at lialf rai -% All |.;uht-? \\ iil 1 ?it??i?i?? ? 1 t':e i!.t> tlie\ <\;im . \Ve will ln'H-a!i.t nial a- j? ?11 \ i. tit n from t in> i n!e. 1/ a:. ! J* ai'.ltam ; ,*Ii. 1 Ik' Jul- | l!\v'il to r;i:: I <<>.. i s. ( i NidN. - ( .. nx?\ ?:mr.5::: r.. COMMENTS ON* Til J ELECTION t'> it MUtits iti t!ii- |.:tjM?r i tini'!i' {.?!?! ever . w la IV oa I >.:i:a luarkaMv ijua-t. In I t.ionthe vat; \.a- v vy lii^Iit. We I ;-li? \ v tin-re were oat' l.itti-ii i <> 'f ooi- Iititdrt'd :tml !".I*:v white melt in I n.on Town shin tliatili'l not. vote. !'!.ero were ' over one litllelre'i atom vn!.' - ca t a * J!.< i ni >n lux in tin* 1 Uttto.'ratic | ii.:ia *y tlatii there \\ ro in tin- ir li?-r.ii ele -tioii. -!m\\ ill;.' that tin- |ie. |>!e i nai hot in-lit've in -nnie o| the j-!.tiil?s oi tin' t * 11;?-_T?? | 1 t! fill. ?'??;ik? o! our . t eiti'/.etis ami h-.nlimr 'ni-it.e -in it ' ii'" Vo'.-i! la- M c !\ 11. ii'V. I < 1" ?.;iv thinking elt i/en.;i(i?t It inci, :ire ?! _ !; ?_ ?I ;.t hi t ! Thiv were set:!c<i l?v i n: -<! iv s electton. Tiio c{ ^t:;te iIi .!il? w:n - < ttlc?l I". r the >e oiul ti lie : the s.lver ?jii. s ton at <1 t e Mobility I"tiii? .\tiieric;m vet-iiiie nt ? u hy lite tenure !" >r rttpivn e L'< ni* .iiei^e*. These tltt'ce ijijc-t.oiH Wele ovei'wT.el.ailijfly velnl t?? remain the mine as jitw 1 >t in tins muj.trv. l?\ the American |>e-;,ie <1)1 1 ;ie-<l i\ . we <!"ti t he-uate t<? :tv 111..t hi;;* < ] !..< vr;;,e hcCtl > - tt.el ..i the l>e-t Mel ue.-t |.!:e.tie;il W.IV. !'<>r the whole A liierir.iii |? o|?'e. >t;i!e- lliu'ht - ?lioii!<l li:?\e i < ,, h I: ;iS< :i alter whi! i: A :i \?*l V * 111 < >1 list* ?1* v't n\t i I V . t i utterly inipntticiil, We r have been able t < m\nice otnselvt that th iVe < in ' "i ; v :i - I i J-'.: J It-t. or ! ! e !.<; 'he ! < for t!l \ it ' i Mil W t :)? ' lif t'' < : i J i i . > t; .'t i . i t |; \\ : h t h < - . 1>: < . , . I i.t' i .lilt >'!.) !,;eh , ' Ail.eiV ;:.i . ; u?! w >i . i ;: : i.. Wl! : i I:iV ':.! ! t v It! V, 1 :< .1 > ! : . 1 i i'li < 11!.< :; < |. 1 "' r in.'.' : i \. r.?'ti :i j .i: : i>i. ; A i > ; i ,i ;ii :ii n:i< ;i v\. i . i i j : 1. . ? i.! l I. \ ! ; r i I !;?. ? 'i ' ?< ' . ii A. I i.c : ..I 11 v.'ii. ' ' i: Vi-j 'i'c-ct.i ' :i . i V. <Ii<I 1. >...! M, > .. -mo u i . . r ;n 1. i ii i ' i ': .. in < . l .:i.> n :i !.- \ i j ii it ii n?i: ii>? luc i-.liHT ?i !< > ! . i ii: !i:i not ' ! i n :i i jii:i! c i ! I'.M :i( ! I'lMll ; " V.. !( ill 1 .'!" 1 ? : \ . W.il! V ; .1- ui' Id- | ) 1:: :i! - j till!- ( " ?>:: I i'< nil* i t !: ; i ii .* i ' -h . l!:,' ! :.!l ( ' !;.k i ' : r : I \ . i l!ic \ I i.v *'. 't i t.: |*i *!\! r ' r;. i: - . 1 .... ! ] -.! I i, < ' , > i ' *\. : . . 1 . k ". ?..? A' ? i <i < i tiie s .me il!< willgo to tli* dogs ami deserves to. We still have great fai'h in thejhotu st". intelligenee and patriotism of the American people ; Altgeld, Poller ?>; Co., have been | relegated to th1 rear, the place for such revolutionists, theorists and cranks. The quicker the South east out alUof its cranks and join with the balance of the American people in the march of progress, with Stability of government emblazoned on its banner, and a dollar that passes in all marts of trade for its full value and fa20 valu 'just as its tlag is res neetcd and itasses on the hi-rh i i a where each star represents :i state, and is bu ked by i*?rty-f??:ir other States, or in other words tepresentsa I n'.on of iinlestrnetilile States bound together tor mutual proteetion. ami proteetion for till, the better it w 1 I be for us. We believe in a stro;:-centralized Anierieaii ernnitle:. W e believe that the Amerh-m i'my should be and must be respected the world over, and we believe t'.ie same oi the Ameriean dollar W e honestly b dieve that had J?r." an been eleeted this r uiutry 1" r the next lour or live months woal 1 hav hi 1 the most fearful panie it has ever experienced, and since MeKinley has he.-n eleeted we lo >k for business t?? move alono in its normal an 1 natural londitions and channels. We htn -tlv believe that it is host for the whole Ameriean people that MeKinley is eleeted. '1 'I I M Ml}' i; .{ V I \. . \ i! Mil- . i-< I >' | \\ 11- !. .' 'it I Mi (l.ii;. v.; Mm: i ! 11;i.:i .|\. i i i . i i in : '.i i j i > . i> i if. Uf i 1 . .:i i ; ! i l.ivlifi. t > : . ! ; ii?* u." .. . : .ma i . | i!i } ;!. . i..it i i ' ' 11 i: l<. : ?-. i t... i :., . ; i.u . .. t ; . i ' mi Mil > :. , .. ! / r. ! ! 11 ; . ..:i Willi ill I! i;l i- i I : ni .. l t'! i i ; I.. i. v I li: '-.1, '1 i t \. !.: . , I , ... j a i i ;< i mi,! I? _! ! !:: > .i: ! ..... i I*!' . M.i i ; P.lit .SI." M . '! i'i !il' , . . 1 I ; It- ivii: ft I' ' : ! . " iv. j ' . : !|P l.f. > ' i '.P "... i i I 1 full ii. It). . '!H "i !i . < i i...i.)|lt . i . | it -Hi .? '< .: Mi.'. ' !: C,. i p. i. a. i.... t':. I 1 ! (!. .... . ! III.Ill .ill ' I. P. II".' ..ilivr. i .. . : M "t: . VI I .< " f .v i ! <* I r?i >fi i> 11 i iig I aii i i. -iii A n . i . .i I ! i- i :!i- i i , , i' -i iii iM" \ i i! j .' i .i . a | \ . I i i ' 1? ' tilt: i ' till | .? !'. : .i ' [, a I. j \s..i ' !' iri I . . ' ? . i!. t i v a. . it /ill I itr.fit i. . ... Yt iv j C'I t'jU Ji<.? \ . ... OU I invest. The Pulpit In Politics. \? vrrsimv the tlaysof tin a tti-slavery .? 11 wiii'ii t lie .Ni nthem |>iii]>11 w.p; :i.in 11 lit ?;; bun-aiiof misivpivM'i t a><>n aial si.auler. airl when the south am! its pit pit were ahiisttl ami \ hiinl l.\ evt ry sanet iliet! hyporerit wia? < u!<i u< t all mallei,ie. has the pulpit .11 so t tiicpieiauis in pulities as in the tli pit st i t ti.mpaiuii. .\;_ain .t is So: t!.eia pieat her who is pjesliini ! i i ? \: 1111 ? 1 vocation ! > y a I u-iim" Mi. liiAaii in itei.ein! a.ml his Southern stip; 'iters in part i'-nlar. Tlie taii.se inii ' i.ii.C lli '.-e e!t i leal tl luaii'i>yiies l<i ?it'll e.liee the < . I i *11 C ? pla f> >i'i:l I'll I its aiulitlates is obvious. With tin in it s 1 a inalti i" t?l tlullais aial cents aiel they i in' 1st. even lit I he see: iliee tif tie-eiiej. ami ti.cully. el principle ami ettnvieiien. e.t't i to the w isl,t > ami opinions of lie ir n.ii t-it lila tl. egotist ir ami put .c-prom! uolilhllC eoiilll'e^a.tions, t '111ist ami his nluioi'. lie who was the fiieml ami; e .111pai i noftlie poor ami unfortunate. Is fopiotitn in tl:.' unholy worship of tlie'joli't a t ail aial millions of lioilfs i .eaturts. ht cause they have 1'aitli in I r>an a i i t|rinorrac\ am! vvi k to U- n:. v?11 t 'in th-- ua!li!i,.r h.?i|i|a.'/e of a a am i..l vst u. tli it is ninkimc Noitliern ; ir.. iouahes aiei Miilli'. i pauper*. are lie. iiiiiaetl as aiiareliists ;es| traitor- ai tl j i nil-ai it s of I.i 1. a; <1 ill these foal it not. 1 si: n I ifis of the l>i\oii alal 1' . I l. t I % l . . .1 II .1-.. I ' """ ' "" ? li'MI Mix i . V.aiu- j'iv 'l:i 1 > (?i? :i? ! 1 1 i> j v ,? i i ! IM;ni "i < i:!> i\ ! I I !i > c i i r i,? i. ??: < l.i ! . .: ! i!i" !st 11 \\! ; i it 1.? < ill -l; a. .!> !!'T Inr. I dti . ! ..! : !! -tit-1 !. i 'i . ?; * hr.ui.itiitx.. : v, i ! ! . -! 11. _?!?i - ii; I:, -...!, a I u? a I ii..ati an.I . : v I illt t it (III a i -i: - i. thou:h lie ' i ... '.< : i?i: tela .. i'i !.. > j.'ili . ! ' "? \ . I a i "lit. ??.; !. i. ' !' 5? :i; - It ?\* v I . I ^ i.;.~! ' i- | I ';i . .-\li i.l a i ini; . - . a ! : I : - | ?1? ;? 1 \x.. ii -ivr'ar ; I iuailci's nrljM'H. WV <i.? no) i ..<! . lain *? ;>!:!'.!:-i u 1! hi !. e ! I :. !" ilr. .la' .-.!. i > \ !: a u ' l.-.i ii ' aii \> ii I a. ! ! .1 ah'i la.:l .. ' I <".i- : i . ci real . : h i <. ; . > !' ! I' " ' !i turn ' l.'i tile ' n i s ,1*. ! : I I. a; ; !,. ."lal.;. ! .. . !\. . I <!. .i.i.i. ! ... j- i ; .<>.. !i 11; ? i i! : ah-i | It - I. !" . 11 . I : ail". 11 - "h- J w I. 1 an ii ;. t'.'.-i ; ii; |. : .. I, < i? v. I .... " jii. I. I. . :a i I I !. ellii t i 'lii.ai !;M \ I, ! It , i ; .. all ! ia i< \. a: i < ar -iiii.'!;< j .. .... 1'ACOIjKT PARACiUAl'HS. "Mignonette's'' Personals aud Pointers Pleasantly Put. The o notion is not creating much int -mi nor excitement. Kev. A. A. lames lias jnst returned t'r mi a visit to Orangrburg. llev. Arthur Kennedy tilled his pulpit j in the liaptist ehurch yesterday. There is much complaint aWnit the s-.irciiyof water in this place, about halt' ot the wells in town have gone dry. T1 e m< rchants se? in so lie doing a (Mill) lilKiiinco tlii^ f ill 1 ? fortf - ? ?. -UIVI-hj int? mi i All i.i\ i, iiaui has been much Utter tliau formerly unticipattd Mr. W.J. Patterson, our depot agent, left last night for NewUrry, where he lakes a similar imsition. lie leaves a ! ?> i <?f warm friends in this place who wish him nnlKuimle I success in his new Held. Mr. William Ilarvev is building a large and commodious dwelling near the Pre-hyterian church and when complete will quite an addition to that part of town. Miss Clara Waehter, a highly accomplished lady of Washington, 1). C., who lias Uvn \ isitiug her sister. Mis. 8. K. Miller, will leave for her home in a few days, much to the regret of her numerous friends here. Nov. -lid. M l(i S'CN HTTE. . o From b ttiiJa.no. The recent rains have done much good I to turnip patche . Mr. and Mrs. T. .1. Kdes has a new coiner at tin ir home- itsaboy. 1 had the pleasure of attending the tut cling of the s. C. Synod in Orangebui g last week. Wheat sowing lime is at hand and farmer ought to get at it if they expect l.i i.ei ii lloor ilowii Imno t'K.v We expect to have thanksgiving service a' Salem mm the li??lii ill-taut to which all Siuida\ School srho'ar.s arc invited to attend. Fashion has taken another t urn. Sonic younrr ladies are now weaiimr their iresS'-s so ti?*ht tliat they look as it' they t: ey were driven into tliein witli a man', Mr. 15. W. Davis, of (tondeysville. ays tliat not more than ten votes at Sn i ait's ho\ will oppose the new county. If lie is correct this township is solid for it. ("apt. .1 N. Kins has aU?ut finished his work on the main s|iau of the Thotns m mill hridire. It only reniainsto ha ' r p lired on the approaches on either side l i make it one of the best wooden bridges in the county Itev. W. !t. Owing preached at Salem j yesterday. The I'reshxtory refuse! t ? dissolve llse pastoral relation between !iil:i mid the church of his charge, and consequently the same is continue 1 for tire time, at least. Tomorrow will in sill probability be a w.eat ion for our people. Some want to iro to the election and others think it "all l-'.-rht to take theirehildren to the show. lh.it very few grown up peopie care any?liinyr aiie.ut it. 1 heartily recommend to those who are fond < '' reading war history, the Army Letter.-of I'ersonne" now being published by th" W ar lleeord Publishing ( m. . ct ( ohimbi.i. s. <Ail or most of c < iiiiiiii;(;111( war IlirhlrntS Will lilal t:J>!;? *< 11;iit I.M'a/UK'. < " is jm |>'.) an dniii^ tlicy have I:? \i i" ImcIi :h *'*l 1st o|n toilu hofoiv-? to . lro!v .'ll'i I lor llll'tll80lVC9, i ?::i* i IN i -I; Is:? when this I ?>ut't iilt* will p!a> ? ;11. tuiil every : !\ 111...i . : voir as he | A :. I ! I pCOpll* " ' !'t . !? In.o ;.s a ?I :. i :i. Ii as (hilik I : It 1 a ::: I ii:-:11: to that ! . 1 - ii' t!?? | not to o . 1 i ' >ac mail \vho ! f . ' I>: : . ... 11,at ! know ' hi was lit; sii!'|>i*is?)<l that Mr. I >< : i t" ! :, v.:: his talk \\ ith! ' .... i w it ? prayer. I..-- al\\a\s aiv on i. ' i o| house !a-t . mlnv niiilit liatl a iIcIkiIr oil the ; . i . ' i I iic i-.tah'isjiiii i < ! i .iin?'St?>!:<' ill- I : '. I' : ! i majority I I . . I - ... _ t li nil I 11' !i ! 'I I |i..i il V.i > 111< I . .1 : i- 1.1 ,i ii. i'!t same : ... ; r I'm;.? <>ii . . ! ii>'.:;li! I 'ill : Hl.i! i . ItIIit '.i s U ill IK' . > : .iiii.1:! \t nl' tin* . :. Vox. ,'! mi <i:. . "1 !In- Mayor ami t'tiit'll ill' tin* Tii\V I 11: ill, S. < .. ! . - :. >';< *1 iii.'l nv ;:i".Iiuj'iiy < i' 11 in*: i ... :: < ii'jjnr i*.-I, nil! Miti- I ?tf i.! i >\ a li.' i h r i.i' 'l*i'ii ! - ' i ' i I'.'ii .li \ i"i \ i?ila; 'n I- ?>i<Iii..11n ? . ! *; ->i i::n! r l! e liaii'l !' . 'I ;' .1 tin* < ? unci! t!ii> < . ' I " ?' . I. A I'.wr. Mayor. i K a ; 1 Tivis. I X A: I h IIAluik. . vi a :'i. i .lames (J. A- 'i i 1 ate ??l M is. j I > 1. >! .t i i. L> a|>|>lie I l<> ' . I a '1 ate. in ami 1 . < I n- a. . - iit- i f ,i> ..I I). . lii-itriiiK . ' 11 11it'lll of ' i. 11:! <:i:. i n 1 oiu.lv ; I I t ! i .. 11 i isiii^ j . Tilt i i 1 ) -r Millionaires IMigrbbors. When a milionaire who lias rolled up a great fortune decides to hx?k around for some nices|x>t where he ean enjoy Arcadian delights close to nature's heari, ho is apt to fancy it the easiest sort of an ' undertaking, lie says to himself: "I've j got money, and money will buy anything." So Mr. .lolm 1>. Rockefeller thouglit when lie saw iu his mind's eye tlu* pieture of his maguilieelil country place in the I'ocantieo lli'ls, near 'l'any- i town. When Mr. Rockefeller ?t up1 miles of the country here, there anil ' everywhere throrghou. thi* m d p'c v. eijue part of the Hudson, uc planned . placing a fence around it all and inclos- i ing all in one beautiful |>urk. So large i was his idea of what he wanted that he I hoped to own enough land to diive ten; aides straight ahea I without going ! off his own estates. Acres upon acres were added, as Mr. Rockefeller found new outlaying pieces of property that phased Ibm. When the surveyors set out to plac the boundaries of the big fence they were amazed to liud a small piece of property that was not in the plans. It was a small strip of land running hack forty rods into into Mr. lb c'vofel'ei's domains. I'pon the little plot stood a simple frame house untenanted, while mound the door st rayed n few lonesome chickens. The surveyors reported this to Mr. Rockefeller. "Buy it," In* ordered. And thereby hangs a tiagcdy. W1 en t'.e Rockefeller agents approached the small house they found an old man out by the door feeding his hens. I don't think as I want lor sell," said he. rotleet i v ly glancing over the spreading acres bpyond. "Fact is. 1 like ter luve a uie neighbor like thai. I'm contended huv, doin'j chores for th" neighborsan' working out wiutrrs. No, I don't want ter sell." ' One of those obstinate old fellows." ejacnlatid th agent, "Leave him alom . I le'll come amund." But the man did uol conic around last enough. Al.'iiiiwhileMr. Rockefeller wauled to huiid that fence. The lilt!*' plot stood next tlic be.t \v< t t chance < n tin* place. A lieautitul lilllt* river cascades into ravin;' back of the plot, "Buy at any price." ordered the millionaire. But the agent held out. All the suiniii") the man worked out doing choree, and wlien winter eat no lie housed up, only going out to do odd jobs, spring daw ned. and with it eaine tlie agent. The old mail hy this time was ugly. "Von can't hev that house fur less than !?.">0.0 raid lie, "and cash at that."' "I'll pay it," said the agent. "1 will he here tomorrow with the money and a law..', r."' Next liivr en jeanie the age. t the lawyer and the money. lint when they approached the house they saw something had gone wrong. A wildly disheveled tlgurecame rushing out. crying : "Money, m iite\ 1 Where's the money ? I.et me eat it I" The p?uv fellow had g< n ' stark, raving mad with joy at the prospect of sudden Wealth. 1'iirec months afterward he died in the madhouse. (pontile very liorder of Biltm >.c, ?*? orge \'amlerhilt's North Carolina estate. there dwells a farmer, fat. rudy. and contented, know ing, as lie does, that the owner of Bill more wo ihl give a cool iitiIIi oi o.iv day to out him. T ?.'.i .....i. o-.l.l I.: . . ... . /< A. <1 I 1 U.w I 11. HI .^WIU II I *.1| .1 vt* i I I f IN U'LjV Van I " 'alt, hut earefully marked off one see t ion of it l'<> hims, II". He slid set sell qui.? all lie o?vuel. Tli *re was t il a narrow strifi lel'i. I"j?.sii this In- moved his little farm house and stuhhorulx refused to lutdjxe. Fvery year immense sums have h.eii offer* d to sell the little farm house and live elsewhere, The late Austin < thin uoiiy-lit his immense eoiiliir\ edute in New li.nup shire ni ne ernftily than nnsi m Hi ?i1.1ii v. know how to do. For month '." fore he itiiill his house had old farmers come around with tlieir pan ? in ked in h ?> : - | c.yinc to th farm rs aroins 1 : "Weil. 1 guess Fd lik" to ! uy a 11*i ? oi that land o' Von; II !" 'Think o" si.jiiiuo le. -ahm:. V" the farm *r would :i>k. Walk \ e es, if ynil do Iiold \. i: land to.. h<xh." And o h;s > ia?"t\a e ai C*>t hold of in n a a I man. a in ir-d aeresat Ui regular nun l et pri. e. !>Ut tlie'.e W.:S Olie old fa I'll i M ill til' interior of the hr* land who slid llOihill'^. ii'lt "-I'i I w io i. Wifll tie utaki li -ve far ners appi'o.r'hed him h aiisWi red : "I yue s I won't * i jest > it-' ill tli -spring tins h re v.o i i'.l iu> all Con . Then 11! *ii the plae<* *?u \* r." Hilt i?i tlie sp. ;nc lie *!i a. ! hi . moid, an ! refused to OU'Lv. a.i ! is there ! y < ' Mr..!, i'i* rp'-'d M 1 r: in luli'ior ii"M to his 11 ml v ill i; \ or e t it ' v. h*? Ire a house ami farm Mr. Mm . * o\ i ts. I ait e.uiT I HI*.. An-; lipin l.'lao if.!'., eles* t > yoitlix I lair. Whitney". i trad. . ia lit lie slmnt \ win tea | or v. en an k* "p.a t lilii i 'I IJI i i'.\ . A s li- o;i' : Ai' ! .<*.<10 > lor tlie haute an i tin !.i V she ilemainl i. <>o o Morto i s til!' r.ihi and Ansoti !' !;.. i Il'ldsoii river I'Stali-.s .dot ' a . i a 1,.li s u li ?.-? e.ude *1 w hi.iu.s ;:! ! -i^lit ! . -it nations would Iu it;-1!.??iie.tiai it i >.? ow ners would only soil. N w >:'o.e .. .! i ;rlli'.l. I a'1 O V S' Dj ?TO T11 ! :? OLD PUT OFFICE ?UN DICK- U.\'ION_ HOT 10!,. C;ili on i;s lor Dniyy. !. 1: 1 i ,Moi!icilow, (. Io- I Ikioco, t;11 it 11?n y .g 'ioilet Arliol s . lid (j anion ?S 0(1. 1 uiiuuiij^A iiiiUa Uii.l i -d IT IS worth : something TO YOU TO ? KNOW THIS! Last harvest time we reaped in a whole solid car load of Cooking and Heating Stoves. yJ/anufacturers wanted money, we wanted stoves. Railroads Wanted Business at Reduced Rates During the DuU Season, COLD CASH in JUNE was the lever that shoved the prices DOWN. Now we are going to take you into Partnership and divide the profits on this deal with >on by givi lg you l irstClass Stoves at prices that will make all competition take a back seat. hicii DOttOlll 11 1)1 opTHE "NEW ENTERPRISE" Hanks high in quality but nit in prieo as a Quirk 1? ?.k t. Fuel Savor, i imc Sa or, "Cook Quieter,' an I kitelicn ornaniout. liesides all t:ie?e, our Stoves possess other good features* ]>e?t lion, l>est 1 lakers, Quick Meals. Large Ovens, Long Fire Do.vs and SHORT PRICES, When you want QUALITY* buy your Stoves from us. T1IK Ol.-i'fl* $\ LJ KT *** 4? J** **> ? f* ^ H. II. I U51CJ Gt UU. NOTICE. All parties buying Five Dollars worth of ?.?oods, cash, from us from this issue is entitled to a chance at a Postponed. Ten Dollar Suit or a Kipicst <>l our 1 ricnils anil F 1110 ll 0FI Pi0 L tci , i-nMoiiHTs. w lriv?' DPOSS Hwaidiuir iW prizes ' I'ur ml is mad <>t? Kluseli- ...... It:,. mail'sijnii:'; \u.isi until He- . j ' ; ' 1 1,,1.1-r 1st. * Vio(.h! wool Suits at ?>".v-'7 H|* ? . ww . Cood wool Flann'-! ! 1 i-> -yd. j.I. ii 3 PP5 S9 (lootl Soda, () lbs for2$c. MKTHOl'OMTAF BjtLF MAHKr.T. Solid Ladies Shoes 7/ic. pair. I' lour at 00 per bbl. 7 lb-. C ollee for Si 00. 1) ' ' \ou can always ;'et the 1?< st from us th.it can he had I or J he priceWe will buy your cotton at best, prices. Come to see us. .1 ! II T T I l." l 1 ? 1 f \* i'i\ . I II II S \ V /. .!<?Xbi-v M.I.i-:, S. ('. DONT A. Gk FLOYD |Tf| prCT I.ciilor iii uenoral -Merchandise Dress Goods, ( le?t 11 ixi x. '' : ' 1 < ' .i.ii11< o.; ? >c!-. Lii.!|\ i |: r i i;i!ats, Caps. Hoots an 1 fjioes. I also WINTER HATS. handle A full aii'I complete line el ? ''co.ulloivvs ami Fancy Groceries at j-v . rx i v.? uO - J GcOe.S, Hock Bottom Prices. Low Prices. Come and examine niv PjPclLj/ i"2c$tS> coods bcldie laiyinii'else^vhere, i , . . 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