The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, November 17, 1899, Image 4
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UNION, S. C.. NOVEMHKR 17, 18t?9.
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COLUMBIA-STATE FAIR.
The delegation from Union to the
fair are all back on time. Everybody
had a big time and were -truel;
with the growth of tl e city more j
than tho improvements in tin* fa'r. j
The work in progress at the old Sydney
Park reminds one of the g-aidiic
pictures now going the rounds of the
press of the Kimberly mines. It i* a
huge undertaking hut when finish-d
the advantage to the city in having;
a depot so rear the heart of the ? it y '
will be incalculable.
|
Jhe crowd in attendance was ir.i .
mens?, some estimate at The
city was simply jammed, but managed !
to care for all without much fr -t;o :.
The police force was largely increased
for the occasion, much to tic"
credit of the present nduiitd.-t rat io .1, :
which kept tho crowd moving i !
prevented tho usual jams and t Im
pickpocket from plying his u u I
vocation. The dispensary was * ' ? d ;
on the big day and oonsc?|ueet )y !
everybody was sober, not an arrest '
being necessary from drunkodo< -s. i
Next year we will all go again end '
mingle among the jolly crowd.
ORSRRVR ARIIOR DAY.
Arbor Day will bo observed by 'he
school children throughout the State 1
nrl nra will ?\Af I wt n C ' el, \ , n ] j rl
this county. The following letterj
has been issued by the State Super- 1
intendent of Education, and we hope
it will meet the approval of oi l* 1
County Superintendent of Education.
To the County Superintendents of
Education :
The Legislature, hv an act n: -
* ;
proved Eebruary Jtltli, 1 li e <1 rocted
"that the free public - (
of this State shall observe the third (
Friday in November of each year i n
Arbor Day, and on that day tinschool
officers and teachers shall conduct
such exercises and engage in iho
planting of such shrubs, plants and
trees as will impress on the minds < f
the pupils tho proper value and appreciation
to bo plac d on Mowers, 1
ornamental shrubbery and shade .
trees.''
L'ntil the observance of this day in
our schools has become an estnb!i>li? .1
custom il iiij) he overlooked lit 1. >s
specially brought to the i.ium <?i
the teachers. You v.!'!. th. \ :\..t .
urge upon till the leathers of y- r
county to celebrate the day i their
schools. John .1. .M? Maiiw,
State Superintendent of : .
Strong EiKiorsoLiciiis
Dr. MarvE. Greet:, president National
Jlolisuhold Economic \ .^oei'Uioti.e.ii-ntber
American Ucuic d A ociation.
niomlxjr American 1'.. lie .hh A--<
ciat ion, author of "I o i i'roduets oi t. "
World." write' from ('hit >tte, :
"Thocxeclima-e < l'I'.ii t, . .It G\t rr. t
is not unknown to en . Ihi\e>. ?'
professionally for ye:: i . a iv. . ;. ) v.'
most satisfactory re mil - 1 or n
pursing their children . ! o r y
debility from any e.u.->\ 1 r -o .? i' i
of cspociul value, us it couil me !
tonic and nutrient prop- vii. \vh:-a
make it truly the 'i'? i" i
''I recently preseribed P.ib-t ''I t!! I'>
tract, Tbo "Best" Tonic, i > r<r i f t
patients, ull of whom wt >
all of whom were suf.c: i;.g i
sia and itseonserjn< ;iiv \: n li:i: It .
casoa It acted like a ciiuu:!. Two .
them bought more of t!io tonic, c i
continued to ta!.o it. until now they ? i
me they can eat anything, r.r.d ( iio < f
thorn added "evorvihiug." without tie)
slightest inconvenience. Th'-v liavo certainly
improved wonderfully in weight '
and strength. I have prescribed your 1
"Best" Tonic a great number of times
Jt is one of the best, if not the vety best, 1
Of Its kind." ?
Jt. Kki.ner, M D , Jersey City, N J ,
C OAT iM J-: Tin: TIMES.
' '-I: \v:k! -o:ue power the giftio gio
i ourseh,os as others see us!"
l ie. Tunes, through the vicissitudes
of a curccr of al most half a century, litis
seen many compeiitors start and dr >p
out of tho race for existence, but of
all the opposition in the past, if
rumor has it correctly, we are to have
the climax capped in a short while.
Some have thought there was big
money in the newspaper business in
Union, and that a division' of tho
patronage would bo enough f ir two
to got fat on atul though they had a
perfect right to invest their money to
suit themselves, we have fell s<>rry
for their judgement and pocket book.
Hut what think the people of an opposition
being created "because forsooth
we toss not high the ready cap"
ji f 111 Jillrtw fit to /lint <it o nn#1 in.
fluencc the management of the paper?
The ol<l land-mark has survived
some pretty sharp competition and
we are satisfied will bo doing business
at the old stand after a few more
j >11s : but our friends need warning?
If any are approached for subscription
to stock or even to set-lire their
moral support by a promise of advt rtisemont
or influence, we ask them in
justice to themselves to look close for
the reason or r.xrrsi: for another
paper here, and not be made eat
paws of to carry out the scheme of
another.
The county wants a good pap* r and
while we have only one, the patronise
is such that if can givc giol
service and come about as near pbnisingevcry
reasonable person as it ;possible
for man to do, with such var >u;
cliques and fact ions as we h ive ! ? d :11
with. Hut the management must be
subservient to the ones in charge, for
the policy of the paper has ever been
to watch tiiu interests of the people
against scheming individu lis.
The Times has served i he p
failhfully and is now giving as go . !
service as any weekly county pip r
in the Stat e and only asks that t !i p - >pie
stiel* to the old ship tha' lias
weat lie red so many storms nr. i n :
tMcU on to si ;iy :\\ \\ gods. Tli-? o . I U'linsoft!:
' paper is now, nsi-l hialways
been, open to the humbles*
as wall as the r:< !i -st in the county
ami any nfio --an get any reasonable
article in.--, rte!. hut w- propose t he
tho ju Igo of what -lion! 1 enter the
| columns utul if th > monkey pu's a.
glowing phase on !iis sellout " 1
thereby u :es your paw, to sp'. ,.:i
imaginary wrong, we will* no; he
among the mourner* when you get
burnt?r hint to the wise is suffici- nt.
S iy clear of any new publication enterprise
for I"riiott. The Times has
- .erwd her p >piu weii in t!ie pi-t
an<l is belter prepared than ev er to
do so in the fit'ure.
HOLD C OTTOS.
tt.fdMi.iMiii hales of e it ton is the goveru.'i
e'.t e-timate jU-t issued for this
year's crop. Thi- was uitr
weoks ago when Xoill was set ... g
out his 1 o iii i) "o?d hunt
K wry body used to sa y a t',":; ;i ''
bale crop ntejint lo cents cotton find
while we are di>p??.-vd t thin1.; tiecrop
will rot exceed hates
v ry nut -Ii. we are not so sanguis c of
getting l<t cents. l'r? >ei.t price- ere
too low front a statistical view and the
local price ton l.i_*h in comparison to
futures, in fact tie market is in a . > ry
anomalous con.lit ion this y< nr. O :r
I >eul market has been above New Y
all I lie sea ?":i, witli a :tea?ly :
while futtm have llucttiatei! vi ?Yt tly
I lute-\\ i: i. :l t! < least etTvt
I . ! price*. I :.? ;:! v r< a son \*n can
'!i:i t li f i ,r |i"i i - si i: ' \
:: I?11:.?r i .a ' ma. ipi!a. i I ' \
nit i with | 1 < ;y f money to i>r. . .
'. u!' :: ? the,- u.ay cim > to ! -e
shorts, v h ;? ll.e , ; :
e ? .t : 1!i ! l y i In* jukIs i?f tii
tii !! f i" lie cot1. n. The mil!- c. .*
maU.' -:!i out of paper cor.tr.. !>
f.?r flit tire <h-livi ry but must h;i\ h"
-p ?' lit' n, a: .J some of our *'
I. . ,r I,.* ! ' . v. tl! f. f t,. -
ihilt :: hcdjJO <n futlirCS OgOlf t ii
futa e n <. I oo::.?n tori:: t !; ::
s: 1 i- ii. . kf p t h.-ir hands employ. d
v,t'i" \\ : 1 reel man f. ; to
i. liver the -tuff. 'i !n 'i tho fanner
\; . !:. < la.on :i 1'* to hkd 1 :i- ori<]
Will ;;rl '"Micy j>ri<-0.
A not icr curious freak in this year's
ms'.rki t 1- '.!i j. rf 'nuance inov tr-.i:i
,? . i ! rip-?'ho is plavir '
1 I! ho n ev is Ihso^j
fur:.: ?hv i l?y the wise nan of i:!
-out!:. With a low if.vernmont iv- ]
[)'-rt "o iti'iii was sure to ?jo uj>.
!'!: moneyed nunipuiat >r- saw tin ir
>pp .rtunily and though thoy had
x-on hulling most of the season,
valized at once and L>< amo hears,
ind as wo write prices have gone
lown half n eon! under :!u'r ham
mering?local market steady. Should
the local market become influenced
by a further decline, caused by such
manipulation, the farmers had better
into winter <|unrters till the flurry
is over, for we are bound to get v. j
good price for the remnant of crop
still in the hands of the producer.
Progressive Teaching.
The teachers of the Graded Schools j
have decided to meet once a month to ;
discuss and study the best methods of
teaching. At tlicso teacher's meetings
they will study ' Whites' School Management''
and have a paper from one
teacher at each meetimr. At the last
meeting the subject was ''Punishment
in School, and Mr. S'ctiife \vn>t' an
article on "Corporal Punishment" which
will appear in our next issue.
Mr. .left'ties i:i his talk to the It ache: a
said in subcance.
While teaching is a subject almost as
old as the human race, yet it is ne.v to
each successive generation ami assumes
new pints s with the ceaseless changes of
the school system. It beho ?\vs its as
teachers to put toith every cIT.?rt to in
form ourselves, to keep abreast with the
times in the gieat work we have chosen,
and to make on- school a success in tli
truest sense of the word. It is well
known that our success depends upon
the sucee-s of our pupils, hence eve:-,
effoit should be put forth t la-Ivan* th
children who ate p!ac? d under our cave,
not only for their saktsbu' l'o: uia Hi
well. The most sueeessful tea-dies h ?ve
; ever manifested diligence, industry and
careful preparations for their ?lut i*Let
us study thoroughly the lessons that
i we are to teach, tliat we may imp a t i J
struction with tin' fiesliiicss^iul iute;c3
; which such sutlv gives and, twhe .ev. 1
i oppr ituitily presents itself, <U-k t?iu1
stall in the pupils licetts aspit.itions for
g lodness utid pui i'y.
J The age ?"h urinds that tli (VaYrs
lawyer1, merciar.ts ami tvei lose
j tiaiie is inioriu themselves up m
r.'si* etive duties and more m no \ \p
l t d of them than at any p t\ .
tune. 1 s it right that the. in .u .v.. !
; trains hoises sh mid b well intot i n- 1 iri
j his line, that he im.l cwry avaii.ih!
I hook on the subject, while she w!. > trains
; mi.ah- and chat actor gives the matter
! little thougln"r Pother is it not right
that ' 1 ''op.o (*c i\ li.u that tc.i''!; (
t lint ?'in t1i*-ni s 1. vi :ip)u subj vis n - J
1 !..ti: , to their wop;.
1 It i; ;m e;.e iur.ige.'iH iit to the t . ! , r .
tha'. . s a rule, -lie who is well un'ovinel j
. j; !M;t"r. |mUI, Alld tllld MlOUlU I >. I- !
it i uiit ih.:'. .1 v?yirl juM i'iom so!.- >1 !
\vi"!i r: ? i eii-aoe whatever h> '>' \ t il j
tIn* a: who 1;.:? >? i i. |
h ..hie.: ii 'i- WoikV
V\ 'i'1 i. a-'!101":', KuoUaI ., f
i.iih r ?. j e i.i vie-.v than ti.e ui i I
Mi;u\ iii^ ? ! o ir iwittlilv s.tlary, v ( \v j
.-.'.mil i.Vi ..<!uii i ,e ait Ctaliu;. ui ' .I
I .-v.a tn>.ioy I frankly o.ym iib \ !,:e.
Ti at ? :?it <!? . re i: mi out, vitta ; n
the l::i;?i?i:? < i.f e\ -iy eoauituii.y. .i r
: ?lep. t.-l. i.t uiiimii is a prop v-iti >:i v.!:i. !s
li'A wi'ii deny. 'i'it HT o:il ivj;ti:iV iif
t. Ui' Ill's V.V.rM, of Wul *'l
money i- a i' to w;;. c ;
u:.?.*i i'o ath upon the air. The 'ova of
i:i"i.?y is interwoven in every tihe." o*
our i oin-jf. i* Uuv-iiesaml itiiiuenci-s every
i of i.i". I; not only relieve* our
I in < i. .-!!. . 'out i vthles us to lu'conoi i-!.
: old" iVele.-t <li-.-i.es. I' Mi r .ami . Ua I
i with Ihv' . :?,<; ! V, t ri:; ti-aiuiui," W!' !l !
! li<> ...i la; I '1 1 * ? '. hut i. ? - j
w: i s aialo..: ah tt:"> tin h aehc: *s? !
; ohv-et >!; ul'l i?r- !h* ' ! ill" '
i tniii i. Kiel h'wrhs vit.ustcl to ! <-i J
.cue. Tli" i:l", the th.-.r :<-ler unit hot
: ot?Ti. il wvifate < ! the i;hi.,l !i<> i! I i e I
; value I niori' liis/iily llic.i a t'e.v I ? ' i .. J
. What an ii.ll iei.v-" 'lie t -a -li r a rr ! i
Uoo < ii'el ul - i" M.o'ii'I i.: : - ?. ;
' -; ? . I. III!' I I t .1 ! 1- I* iS 1.1 .. I? e . e- j
ftioi ?ihle f r 111- tiaiaiu/ :: o ? hi.
I' - t ! ..-a- p a v \v 1< '
' -.!. -y . VI 1 ti- to nti.it! ..
din i i*iu i? era: iltiaeiit! ochll Iron I
i <.\ ;>( iii-l \ uu;.: ' i : li
| la: -alu i ' ! i v a ! i * >v s , i
1 ! ? t'i;: S ? tu - j ' !; .i ; a . : ' i.
il \ve ' '.'I la ill's 11.1 ; jr-at i.i . : ?>! I.
until 111!" i ai l \e ti i?e : i.leu i.a .. i >:i i
i <.!' oal" <1 :' vs. !: ?>"? tv i't?- -I s. l:*r t
1 to-lay. we will have saw : tlv i
j to-in? iiw."
' ..H ?! i. .r? ? A *. v~ ?
: "Trflmefni-rvi
i rarbTomickii
i
I "In* Vs i ?* at o %> \ ?j
i
\t lit;-1 tea- ii ?>i ;} !? < . .! the ti.i
fiotn iit. r n I'm-. 1; j timing ...
llpOtl lull' !:.< ri?. CM. A > .! ill'.1 tl
1 ..'it chiming tic s:ili;e Joints
We have no desire to "I ore \>
i W't- Mii.iilv :i^k von to lit 'c the f ilow i
our line bclore yousit sly your wants:
Wo arc jo't I elievors in trie's
i t'i u:a ring m l fos*? competition
i j a j ci- .ire. no ?1< ?u? r. well aware t; t!
ti of i bit country is fast drifting int
j trust methods of doing business. It
; tnotlit Is of ftjuc< zing < ut competition
| f ?t< r :.n l encourage tho same. It y
ke- their identity and encourage- '."i
id? i sty n:.d mnho a fair j.rollt fi.u
! ; nd let l.vc" j uli y that has built n
! ' u I.- !?v fair and square business u
! at ail.
Tli' 'rii-ts nn l monopolies have t
I the tli'lboii- ' ; e le. Or latllef til' ir
e . ry i ine ii the h n inn.
eial.feot'irc ef Saturd iv's p
.).! vets at roe!, l ot: i prices. A ("a
May t>r - > ci-iit-. o have S 'lnc rare
l>oot< ami ^hoes.
\ (M'y t
W. T.
WA SUING TON L TSTTF.lt.
(FromOur Regular Correspond ?nt.)
Washington, l>. C , Nov. Id.?"Many
npn of mi toy minds" ? x u-tly devrib-s
the present attempts of tin1 politi i-us !o
predict what will be the ?1-?mi x.tti:i ^
sue 5n llio Presidential campaign. No!
better proof of the correctness ut* tins'
assertion is necessary than the declaration
of two prominent members of the
House?Grosvenor, of Ohio, and IViiham!
of California?both republic ins. (leu. j
Grosvenor, said: "There will he but I
one issue next year, and that is the llnan- I
cial issue," ant Mr. 1 Virtu in sail :
"The money question will hardly bthought
of in the next cumptigu. I?
was hruslud aside and lost sight of in the
State campaigns. The people d d not
want to hear it talked from the stump.
The two things all audiences weie
interested in were. lirst, < xpansion, a el
second, ti usts." Other x.nnplis < f eo tvary
opinion might he given, hut "h,;e
will sulli.'e t<? sh'?-,v tl;a* th p >! t i it is
differ u id-Iv, and to i\v il the of: a -:t d
facts th a* Lh" people mi <e n i'io:ui i i s
fo: the p fiti -inns toa Ivo it?.
Lieutenant Castle, aide de-enmp to
'ten. 15roo\-\ Military Govern >r of
Cuba, who is in Washington on fuiloug'a.
expresses the opinion that it will he a
great mistake on the part of lhi< govern
111 "lit to supeix vl?? (it'n. lhooKts with a
Civil (iovernor at litis time, aii'l p < nets
iiiucli dissatisfaction among tli" r< side: !til'Cuba,
it it is done. Move; tlie't s ; ,t
will be tin!io very soon. unless the present
nl ins of Iiit* Presi lent are ell.lligi '1 t>r lie
is e tiivineed by tluve wlr> maintain that
i.'tjb i. having been by an t tlt.'i.il d. ei s'oa.
< >mf rni t_r the revenue law-, c'as.-ed jis a
"foreign eounlrj ". the President has'in
legal authority to maintain any o In i
than a militaty government therein.
I'liis last is a new view of the ipe s i ???.
.m<l was init eotisitleved by the 1 ros:d t
and li'.s advisers wlien t'l y ti st re : 1
the eoneb.sion to put Cub i under a eiv.l
g we; anient.
Three out often eli.iji'ains m tie o-rulir
army recently Old.eel io the P i:i >pines,
liecause C ui^> . ?. . pe.uirrih
through oversight fai'u i m pre,'! - a \
chaplains for the volunteer regun nts.
h IV.* sure ''tied 111 eeipug rii ;t tin' .
oa the irroii'i 1 of I !-li altli. o e h, i. e
:i- ivci v t i it i<e hi 1 mis pel the i
f his birth when a;?p >iu e 1 aa t is i i v
entitled t > iv' r-'Ui up. an I one b -h r
' pull" h is hud his orders to procve.l lo
the Philippines revi k*1 by tli \V r
I).'i'avtni?ul. This soit of thing was predicted
by numerous aiiUV I'tTle us \vl:> n
tire order was is-iicd. ni.v'i, if e:u r i
UP. Would tian-d'-".' line of the ... in
u i'.o a tii e.'.\V pi iv, ! a y !, 1. 1
a" various ar:u\ p >sts, t ? rough: i r i. i i
!. >' l'ailippille-, W.th troop.
on the ID ive. It doesn't 8 s al: v r. !. h
for th ' et i-sj of men v.': > in. 1 u printed
chaplains in tie* a niv ie. t
! KM . 0.
Mrs. Joy, wife of !{ ;< t sentafiv ; .
: . I .-mis. has .?, :i : a i, \v i .
V l e >!l llep.VS ? it. I .V !,!. i j
of I*;.ill. s i- is on vain r Vi -i."i 1 .
i -i I.he wive* of I it*,'! ? > t iti ves ' t. j
pet iti vis. li.'in milimr t'i .. irhu > i i ! j
-lull vote f i I e e\p t' 1 t' Mi. i."'? i-j
?*rts tio:n the II >u an 1 ;i , -1 1 i .
s!? I'.n alltMt'i s^-a. .} ;:' > a omul*:'
I. Ci Wt)Ui m <! ? !id. s ii- ' I in ?1 i\ I i-^
Hob : j out of Coagtess r:i**y will cot I a ly
so ik 'f.v unpivuctit for !i .a.
lie isin ut.' liiceiy to :?> thin to .stay.
? ?"? ? -O- ? - -
Iii ory.vti'/ :r* Iha jjra'vl jury at Gr. a
vilie Judge Urnwloy p'r tl-. i:i n* -i
through i!i? sail* ex nana' in a- ' el
eiivutt j?i?i-o?' of t'?e i?rp n i\v j
jui'ti-I ic? i i.!.i li i?nj w ;- ii i
his a re au i : !i was a 4 >: 11 : 1 " j
i. jjiVit'i i il voter. Tn .1 I j a a 0 ,
all miss m| including t wo tuw ?en. t i
:>v-ti>' jur >rs inv similarly ex ma ' . i
tiled. i'liis 1.110 flr.il li.il '.it s is >: 1
!i is beau i'o.io v?' I in 1 federal e >t*: t i 1 '
l Mate.
f>
Til nigh the tiva-ury depuisn: 1
lus b 't'11 nail II V.IV till' t : ;i |
^'iM vii;,' protest from business una
a^.i'n-t tlv annovarn.' - I I? 1 I -i-!
of th st? a;: t s, t!. ! is t.-.-tint
th xv 111 be in -a .I
rallcr than diminished. Fnii-nit
' o:ii pa- ins at".' mil- l>y t he busi-!
ness men of the mar-nor 'n v.*h '
ih*y arc taxed, a s eompare I with the !
evasion of taxes by 11?.? express ami
I legraph coaiputiios.
fru.-rvcna.eu?xrr^ '(*? /*.?? . .1 /.
on Set in.'
jitiiiti' Projvo-.'tio .*?.
nle i- n i'eii J lililiiel'o':s - J.e r j.
in to i uy !r- in then iitn . 1 :i! o. : /
t<s.? .siipp'ie-itioris ra.i b -ri^r *i* :..
of tiperiority.
II 1111 a lot eg letter a' oil', our.- - !\e-.
iTiif reasons why you si.ount c "K :if
j
and monopolies. \W ! o-iev- ia ruin
the Undo. V u v. j.., r- .1 1 ?
st* fact by thit time tea .ii I.if bu- .
o tin; band-* of tnmt?. u ?;< ,v?iio- ni. i
you arc a believer in n .-t- an I tri ;
?tlien of couvr-e it i ; our ii :tv o
;ti are not. 'i.cri p irr !: -< "i.o
npetition. Wr j in;, si t<> !. * :. . ;r
v goods and puu-ue ti. .-.in.'-. * i .
ip our blisini.-s, ami if wo cam.
icihods, we profit not to . i usii.o.ilu-ir
millions of l.?li-r-n 1 ut . 1
good will, and tin' pr<v 'e \\ 1 win
ales will be a big lot ? f <'? a* 1
pe well v. a-tli cut- will <: that
; bargains to ofh ; you next week in
ruly,
BEATY.i
Right Goods Right Prices
Always Tell the Tale.
TV?n Hpftw fflsh Trfldincr Has
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made it necessary for out buyer to take
nnollier trip. Ho is now in New
York picking up the late bargains
FOR LATE BUYERS.
In addition to the new stcckof Dry Goods,
Capes and Shoes to arrive we will
show the handsomest and most
appropriate liue of
Holiday Goods
We have ever bough, and we pledge you
they will be marked and sold at
Popular Prices, Easy-To-Pay.
You will buy them quickly. You will
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ring? but superior qualities
always prevail here.
it Will Pay You
Ancl pay you well to remember us on your November
and December wants if you desire
! to 41 spin out1' youi Cold Cash.
Tlie Old Reliable
A. H. Foster & Co.
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Gents Four Fly Linen Collars at 5 Cents Each.
We are offering one gro?s Cents Linen Collars in all the
latest stylos at the knock ont price oi Five Cents. These goods
are perfect in every respect and commend themselves to bargaiu
hunters,
Plated Spoons and Forks at 25 Cents per Set.
Having obtained the agency lor the ahove celebrated goods
we can oiler you genuine bargains, ami ask that yon call and
examine.
-? CLOTHING. ??y
Just received a big stock of Mens' and Hoys' Clothing,
bought low down, which we are determined to sell. Your price
is ours.
? MILLINERY.
We are sirietly in it on this line and are selling right along.
C'all'and ?ee the di>plav.
McLURE'S.
Final Discharge. MONEY TO LOAN.
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