The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, December 07, 1900, Image 4
THE UNION TIMES
J^ublishcd li very Friday.
?bv the?
UNION TIMES COMPANY
Rooms 1, f> and 7, Rank Builihnn
JSO. R. MATIIIS, Editor.
L. O. Youxo, Manager.
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UNION, 8. C., I)EC. 7, l?W.
Congress is in session. The open.
Ing session begin mnniia.v (V
We hope they will reduce the war
t?x by nt least cutting t ;1 the revenue
stamp from cheek-1. D w i'l l e
such a savin}* to the newspaper c("i- j
tors, in handling their bank accounts.
The State Department having failed
to |>luff Turkey, bus now suddenly
discovered that it cannot into fere
with any agreement between ti.e St 1tan
and the missionaries to pay that
Indemnity as part of the price of a
cruiser built in this country. That s
the usual style. Principle counts f r
little in Government circles nowadays.
Money talks.
The jury in the case of Jonas
Swink for the murder of Mrs. retrain,
which was tried in Spartanburg
this week, brought in u verdict of not
guilty, ufter five hours' deliberation. I
Jt^seems that while there wm>< m I '
of the jury that, hor fleaih^wJI~\\\"a\
the result of the blows. And Swink
Is once more a free man.
Keen interest is manifested all ov? r
* the State of South Carolina in tIi ?
propostd ceremonies which will mark
the actual beginning of the work of
construction on the Exposition
Grounds at Charleston on December
The Ony *r>U probably bo more
or less of a holiday in that city, in
order to enable all classes of citizens
fo witness the imposing scenes, and
take a full share in the work that helongs
to every citizen of the State.
Geo. \V. Peck, the author of the
famous "Peck's Bad Boy" Series,
lias once more buckled on the harness,
acd gone into the newspaper
work again, He has accepted the position
of editor of the comic supplement
of the New York Sunday
World. W o are glad to see him back
In harness once more. He is going
to write another series of the bad la y
Articles. This series will be ent it h d
"Peck's Bad Boy Grown up." They
ore suro to be winners.
The people of Maryland are raising
a howl over the influx of negroes to
that state from North and South
? ' 1 ' V! t _ ! . , 1. 1, |
t/iironiui r.im iroiu \ ir^iniii, nicy (in s
It seems to be the malcontents on
account of the separate conch or
"Jim Crow" law. Take them alor <r,
? i
my Maryland, and thank us for
giving you your "black buby hack", we
don't need them?you do. They (
will help you, on a pinch, to pile up (
your republican majority. Arcbblshoo
Martinell. the npostol- 11
ic delegate, will participate at the "
services to be held at St. Patrick's 11
Church, in Washington, at midnight,
on December Hist, to consecrate t he <>
new century to God. A year ago the '?
Pope gave a special permission w ith S
view to wide exercise of the privi- j I
lego to sing a solemn mass at mid- !
night of December 81st, of last yt nr, j ci
to consecrate the closing year of the
century and to repeat it on December ci
81, next at the same hour for conso- !
|
crating the entire new century. The la
.ceremony, like that of a year ago, is j
^*p<>cted to he unusually brilliant, '
/?nd most of the bishops throughout T?
4 he country will probably hold simi- ^
ytu eervico*. < ls'
tiii: c;:xsi:s mi.r.irrixxo. 10
Twelfth Census of the I'nited
States.
0(
for tin* Im?in-fit- of the readers of
i'm: !':m:s we have made arrangements
t ) reivo tho reports fin a p
Wn-hlia?lnn of Hie een>u.s r.turn- ''
fr.i: I ii?* i? " n-.i! Sf til s; of 11'p I'riion -v'
. . u
as 1 sen ' loo t vi't l COI1SUS !:ii<!(
yen". !' ul.l bo Well to file uwey
ev-i ? . e :? containing ^
th-* i**i i 11 s tin faUir*- i- otl'iico. *
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\\ , \ I I'v.v.-i-^vorv S'jitr s i t ?non, .
and : iiv iii'onio.;i*i will v*ti. ;.',!o ,,
tfJ SOIliO Of oil I* ! < !< P-?. (' !:;> r.liVO li
stat < on*!it ? \* I so lie ?
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JJPi'ii I ; i c ? ?,? *..( ( .!. >| t (;G ^
tho ?t* l > t i. t* !- :: 'I -us. a
No.V 's I *.?: lit:! ? ?> Si.' -< i'ibo I
t'.tr '! . - i \?.ti : *.. not j
:ii < ii .subscri'. t i M't'iiiv j 1
t!i:> v. ! : ! r* ii-low will ho :
foil: '! ' ' v. i ! .lid clwo'Itt h s : 1
The bulletins are prepared .un<Tt?r | '
the direction of Mr. Win. C. Hunt, 1
' .,
(Jhief Statistician.
I
roar:. vriov or coi.okai>o.
f was organ e.l as a I err.- v
tory Fibr.i iry 2S, IS il, an 1 admitted 0
as a state Augu t Nrf 1 S7??. Tho ,
population in 1 SCO was J> 1,277. la j
1900 i is ol'.).7 ! '. A small part of f
this in Tease is due to t!ie fact that j ,
then wee ' 8~> Indians, on fn-lian jj
reservations etc., in CJ .dorado who j j
were specially e.nu ner.it >1 ?ia 1 S*.K? j c
under the provisions of the e< rvuK j ,
act. The population of (! ! >ra i > is ;
nearly sixteen times as largo as slnv. n s
by the fir t census of 1S!5". i
The total 1 md surfa v? ?>f 0<>1 >r.id > s
is approximately, lOtUH-") s'pnov (
miles, the average numb* rc f pi-r.-oi s a
'o the fi,u ire mile is 2 !
T!ic following territorial changes ,
in the count i as of Colorado have b* < n r,
male since lS'.i): Tart of ChalTce (J
annexed to Fr in Kit, Mineral organ- . i
I
i/od from parts of Hinsdale, Kio
Grande and S iguache in 1S05J: Tel'er ,,
organized from parts of Kl Paso and (|
Fremont in ISUi). ; rt
()f the ;:7 counties in the state,
P2 show inorei es in popuhition since | j.
IS id, and in sunt of them the per- j,
oentige.s of increase are very large. ^
There are 1<>3 incorporated cities. '
towns and villiages in Colorado, for T
i
which the population in 1JKKJ is srp- ^
irately returned, 27 of which have a w<
jopuJ.ation of more than o,000; 1 yrr
SU-c. w. jgCTT.T
hoi Is soeond,[?lace, with 1IS
J i Denver had ! ,7i'.)and Pueblo f.c.ti. q
Denver's increase ii t!ie last ten 1 jj,
years lias been 23. I per cent, while
that of Pueblo has been 13 per cent. ' Wl
nonui.ATtox or mawaii. No. 1!. 'to
t
The Hawaiian Islands were annex- I'1
ed to the Tinted States l>y the Act <ifl
Congress approved July 7, 1S'.)7, which t'
act Iook effeet in Hawaii. Aug. 12 i I
lsns. The act of Congress appr >v< <i vf
April :{(?lh, 11)00, made provision f l)
a territorial government and under ( '
this act Mr. Sanford I?. Dole, fcrau r v?
ly President of the provisional Gov- (b
eminent, took the oath of cih'eo as ( P1
Governor on June 1-1, 1000. j (b
The first] census of the Hawaiian
Islands was taken in 1S112, and was
followed by censuses in 1830,-30, -33 ih
an 1 1800. These censuses are said to
have been very simple and rudiment- ! w
ary in character, and a census taken
at regular periods was i ot provl led I"
for until 1803, when the Legislative 1'
Assembly made it "the duty of the . 0Hoard
of Kducation, every sUth P
year, counting from the year I SOU, P> P!
make a complete census of the ir- er
h ? 1 ii t H I; 1 t 11 r> !v ! n trrTrktn f a l?n 1 .1.1
before the Kin# and Legislature for
consideration." The present census , *
has been taken as a part of the work j
the twelfth census of the United hi
stales. ' co
? " . r. t |)in I r o ?v?. !: .1 ri ' ,n
Islands, taken in 1S1I2, showed a pop- ! i)C
ilation of I HO,HIT, but each succeed- ' ut
ng census up to and including U?72 (
ihowed a loss, ^he population of only 1
?f?,S'.>7, rep rosTeh ting a losi since 1SH2 or(
>f .")(> :j per cent. During the1 lust (],,
en years t he population has increased
1.1 per cent. 4.,,j
The total land surface is approxi- jjl(
nately (5,1 If) sajuare miles, the aver- M ,t
go number of persons to the S'juare mj
nile is 2!} S. \
(talma, Island, in which the city }JU(
f Honolulu is situated shows the ),??
irgest population, ">8,501, nl .s > th<- ((,n
rent est prr cent, of increase, 87.5. |()(>
fuwnii stands second w it h a popula- tn|j
on of !(?,Sid and per cent, of in- vr,r
ease in the last ten years, 75.
Honolulu is pr.ietieally tlm only tow
ty in 11 a \vn i i, its population is;;:). |en(
)(>. The city has doubled its pr?| ution
throe fold in the last ' > I years. ,.jor
' 1 "* the
To Cttrc a Cold in One D.iy can
.l-:e Laxative Ihoinn (Jninit.e TalL's mill
ll < 11up^isls refund the money Si i: j ^
lis to euro L W, (?rove's signaliim
on each l?ox. -l.'i-ly U'Jul
xor riy a jug rrrj..
" I'iiH ji^ is up" wit!) us. The last \ !
>py of liio Union . > i^i .,s received ' (
mini us the follow inff {J^V^raph with ' .
lif-avy hi H' imirk alonf?'ulo: . ! "'a
D >n't lot the blue X mark hit your ' tla;
ip" r. 11' you so f ir In nrroars '
r.it llio hitio \ murk appears ??n I
r>ur paper the jig is up with you t:IC
mil you wali;: up to thu captain's" \vu
.nee aim rem" lip. i ;?j
True tin* mark is not much of un ;
[. l ot nomo of our legislators lust j aa'
inter made their figures in such un
h mglyphiea! stylo that the exports y(;
i the engrossing departineut could ,
ot tell tin it- I s and X's apart, and *dl
trot her Muthis' chimgruphy may be in
n ll.o same order. We thought wo jj,
ad i.o understanding with the "Uijpuiti"
I ) take it out in trade. We ..
re not much on the waltz and tiei- '
In r on t h?> jig, t ut vo wi'l d ?' our
I \r
ie>t on eit her rat iipr t !uin (! ? wuhOut - 1
!?e Ti mi;:;.?('lieuter I.n tern.
N>?, no, Urothor 1 i;1 i t. we h?*d A
lot tlie remotest idea that y >u could, .?8
>\ llio most uidimitid stre'<-h of t h?n| *
uiag(nation, constru> that hlitc s? i[>f j kis
intended for r. n X.. There was jjjjjm
it tie matter within the fo I (L? of 1 i iosW , _
U'uceful (?) hiue lines upow^frhivh
t'C earnestly solicit the helping hand :
?f some of tlie wide-awake and sple.v
tewspiipcrs <d ih'.s State uod we cor- ' '
a inly eo: s;d r The Lantern one j
wrong this class, hence the l?lit" L''
nark'. There is no mistaking ot;' '**
lii" X mark. We deal ex tlu-dvely if
n tlie 1 X variety, at d there is i.o j
hanee fur a confusion of our .X tin
naiks. As to Idue X ing the L*in- j |, t
? rn's copy of Tin: Ti.m::s, we would j;e
out r commit our hlnn nrneil which! ..
rroOng to be tlio inn cot of our!
? nr
aneti.m, to the devouring flames in
co?J(- ) stove rather than do such 'L
thing. We welcome the I. u.tern's ft
nival us one of the neatest, ^leanest, :
ew-iest papers that comes ! > this j ' '
Mice. It always has the appearance j >)'
( having j'tsr ? tapped out of t he luf
oudoir v. ith its Sunday-go-to-met t.ii*
lotheson. Here's to the Lantern,
lay it live I >ng and prosper, c.ntin- |
it g t" I',-tiit uj) the pathway* of i(s j ,,
a> tors and by its bright rays dis{
; loom and shadows along li'jflP-1. J i
urney, that its readers may whLij
i the light and nut,stance and
v the wayside. --^T | V
o orrokis riu; oflfe&RUiJL< \'W
An effort Is on foot nnibttg the oCj
ill owhera, of Indiana and Ohio, ^
1 company, the only cotnpotlior 6el
0 Standard Oil company n9w in I*0*
arkot. All the owners of the <Wl '-hr
ells are to be stock holders, jiud arre ' i"
omte/tttto .contract not to^ell.Tv? I lr-'
ovlncts from their wells to any <*t|e/ j pig
>ncern or company, but will ltfl^Li J &n j
to entire outppt at their ''llh"w.o(
lie oil well inevu*ro indignant at Tne ]
ny the Standard oil people have i ,{
> n cutting down the price < f their J A ^
1 product while lining their pockets j .
itli millions of dollars of profits in
ividor.ds. Wo wish the new comany
abundant success in their unartnklng.
j
It is now stated that John i). Rock- , '?
llor, the main spring of the Stan- !
ml Oil Co., has reached the dlstlnc- ; ..
on of being the richest man in the ! v
orld. Standard Oil stock is worth . ' ''
tut) a share on tiro market. At this v
rice Mr. Uockfcllcr's holdings in j
int company alono are worth I '
10,000. lie is also verj* largely in- '
rested in many other large nr.d i
>;ing industries. His annual in !
one from his Standard Oil stock ! < ;
timated to bo $1(5,000,000. ;
m; XR w Mil. L A T CARIJSI. /;.1 '
? j I
'1 ho people of Carlisle have been mird
at work in a quiet way on t he ' '
i r
tton mill project of which,we made ', '
ontiou hist full. They bpve jiot . j! .
en making much of a bk^faboufcli.l'.,
iat tkey have been doing, btjf, they j
vo beeu earnestly at w'ork Jill tho !
me, and ut lust fucccss is about to fore
v,yn their c IT >rls. Wc understand *'u'.
ascertain parties proposed to the ()," J
ople of Carlisle that if they would call
so a stipulated amount that they,
) parties, would duplicate the
lie, thus assuring them a cotton
II at Carlisle,
Vo have been inform'd upon good j AH
h'?rlty, that the required amount j bite
i now been subscribed and about i
i atb?s
thousand {dollars besides. This s ('
ks very much like there is to b.o a f< ml
I at Carlisle. Wo arc certainly I ,() Hi
y glad to see this evidence of push
prosperity in our neighboring ! A<
n. Carlisle will furnish an excel- ''
site for a mill, nnd, with its exent
railroad facilities, far supo- ! ?
to Union, as it. is on the lino of j Uo
Southern and the Seaboard, wo ' pope
see no reason why a very large that
would not flourish there. It will your
ho making of Carlisle. We ex- ' until
1 congrutulalous. oflico
I: tin June A't'Vs Notes.
VIr. Ji.h j Vv'. Mi'chol! Cizd at hit
ic uc;r hopoKclI, Jast 8iiunlay
;ht r.ml wa? bur'o 1 at S leai Sun*
y. U*\\ J. L () "3 f tho A. Ii.
eh* re , omiiiv;.:. ; i.io ii r?rai fx
i?ts. ! * r ?*:i j> ohort iiilo he
t* >: *. Ii : t! Ii> !:?'>.I ItUtl hi 3 UOll
i ,.a. ii ? !.< . .1 aetpiaiulancei
i i'.o i i iiv t * ?: (iitl was ec
n,'. I!.- !-av'. ?. w.to Mia tevec
ii 'r: f-> lis 11 II liis :0:S, who Lave
> In ail :? ( >3 ?? }? t i)* (i' this com
r i y, i t i*?. r- iw moat.
I|h1>3?|.| fi.l!:t Mil ! vst J if. llt?,
A mi i K) i* <1 | v !t ? ' ;
11 ii? t_i *<i . iui ?i..? *'.;; a-,
1 !o e>n i "Uf .i'Hii.ig ! ? .I.
it flsf.'l ii *U' i > I:: y 11 ? o
W I . r: t i. i \ > mi s ! !i t'sil i !i .
id in ! t-. v- wi ii J v lti ^ t tH:! t ! - e
an )i ' c ii i LreiveW -tr.ir.-j uio she i
We^fe i i le'.ted to Mr. NY. I\ NYi
r for hi* boat to convey the carj c
d mr i?!opre ac 1*01 s the rircr to ti t
^c- yard.
Tl.-e r?lu last Mo or!ay a ;?1 M n 'tij
f,lit has blt j>ptd ail cut door tvt-r?i
the pre ei. t.
1 regret t-> learn that Mr* La Fay.
-i Litthj ibn diul last wrelr. at
aravi'le. lie vaj b'ecrtlary and
aastrerrd the new cotton mill ol
?t t >\vn and will he a great less to
i coin pa: y. I ftel sure no man
1 a liarr business education than
lial. lie v?3 a l)usir.c:8 pup'.l of
r. A. N. Wwo.1, bau'itr, of U II'
v, than ?!. nn the s.ite !:.v- no finer
sinews mail in >? h l'.tvciio was
high toned geiitUiusii in c*\cry
. C '?! the w> r', and i-1:s it ho.t <>l
ti.tlj in thi: section who will great
ngrct hi-i utitini-.')' dtc'.h. Watch,
>1! i. HIJ.V l.C-t '.ho <l->y lit'T the hcur
en the vSt.):i ct Mats comet h.
Mrs. .1 E. blitt'iU ij aperdk'g a
<]{ _ k v.ih hrr daughter, Mrs ti.
M. Daubs!, of Ilukcry gr -.vo.
^^%o.ibhat'a i i^^, when lvl 1MhoojJP^Hk
11 o c.ock
iii&Sw i?Tj home, hi?*u-pie;on*
Kd r.s ho- nuiicfii tha' the
iho fi'Jnt a'de of ths bed
tig nearer tic floor ttan
peeping under be caw a
. Without disturbing tho
he made an efloit to get hh
>itiou to shoot, the iut uJtr e'.caperi
ougli fcho dcor. E i fired after
i. but Ifie dark no-3 coveed LU re
it and l.o got a way. Tho fame
ht Mr. \\ a.'ker Goforth'd horse g< t
iy and he had ntt found it ui last
JOuaM. These (rampt end wander
? F wling ever tho country oughs
be t:.!.ea rpc;ji j i.t to w r!c, a; d
r cau.-ts I r cojiph.i .t w old exVi
> >r
Notice To Taxpayers.
v.;i io i,t tun p'ufi.s j.h
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ni.'.lo I'H u'. I"ii lii.itli -I t?V'2 il. " I
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i.- t'.M.I' \ 11 pin- f >i* lil.iki..g 1 X
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, i i: ale | eiSM!l * 11.>111 *21 Im ii I is villi- |
|t-ixc-1>' t'.M-e i\"iiij? i'il by ;
1
VI i!J CI KTAIsl.V 1 f I till- i,|t. || St I
'I I i\i'-t t'i ill .U * tln'ir ii 1'inn
i.- iin ii , \ >it'-s in IS" ! t v i* ?s,
i.l.V III] lit f -4 *?'.? *,?' r C? Ii- 11 11:?!' V lo
ililt:il to tlio.-B foiling t) make i'*- '
is at tli1 jvt'|n-i n?,-, ... I .....,,U1 ;i I.
everybody, evpn it' you have notn 1
but a poll to it-turn. to make it In- '
' the tiuio expires. Take warning ?is
law demands eveiy pirso i to in ike'
r returns so llieir t arr.es will appear
he Treasurer'a Duplicate when they
to pay their tax
John* (J. Taiik.
)- Ami thr.
...
Notice to Creditors.
persons l av in" claims ocain-t the ? sof
the l. i'e Amlersosi Hell Heyis aro '
by notified t ) ines' iit saui", properly
toil to the tin ler-ian- d. a*. Union.!
or IMllM't! I l| > .'tl St il'V Of I >. - ;
KM', 1'.?U0, and till persons i;i?I?-11
iid white me ) eiehy notified to make
ent to tlie uult-ispm d on or tiel'nrc
date .1. < Hi.vis.
iiii iiisti.it r v. it.li the will anii< x* d of
I. Ih vis. deceased.
Or J. A. Sawyer, Attorney
for said Adininistrat ?r.
n't let tho HI no X mark hit your
r. If you pet so fur in arrears
tlie llluo X mark appears on '
paper the jl/ is ftp with yon;
you waltz up to tho captain's'
and settle up. I
/Every fell Dr
?
I
OF THIS DAY AND TZM3 WE A
MEECERIZZL PETTICOAT-YOU
' TO SH/:HIT Hi THE ECONOMY OF
, THAT A IIANUFACTURE R ZA\7 3
' His loss is vou * srain. Of cc
. sirabIc*-Serviceab!e?~Styiisf
I
'things. Else they would ne^
..enter this store.
Ti :y rre in a Inirr
: ? r< < ! d S i n l'-l I i< ?
( < - v<-y i
. r i >. :i : .?.' I . Wl.lt!
i K*-di< s" Fine ]\f?-: : 1 1' ' !. a!, \
hi <1 1 ! I. -. I l -! !?!?? I
. ; 1\L? i- l, for j ,>t
| 3 le'die^' iVHi?-n:it, ; ret t ! v tr m<\*,
Frills and t riin?>i? I in J'i? l.ci ijtifColors:
Blue, B>^al Fii,-j?!e and F
.-J- Bodies' F'eo AMT>1 T.K IVfiiennt, 1
lie!t? r ill. ti s5!k. made witli two pj
tucks, in beautiful shade?, 0? r? so
l'lirplo nr.il Lustrous Fa^t Bljie
made to sell for , but wo mai
' i*5 !. lilies' IV, i:cli Merir.o l-'ndorskir
splendid winter garment
(> A crude be I tew, Knit Woof UrdrrsI
i Fast Black, Willi wide, Fancy Ked
and the price only
!
T J.adies' All W ool Knit Undershirt, \
shades of solid Blue
Rcadv-fo-wear
I Vi::!!? -1 lllucU Brilliant ino
wish ?>l<?roon, Wlvetocn bound, th
I'lico just
j C) Ladle.-*' Jiii.ck Fiyurid BiLliantine 1?
willt iVro?liin*, Velveteen Bmdiiij
worth inoro than the prioo wo ask,
i
K ) r.n ilo.-s' ready to we; r a'l Wool Fiar
S -utaohe 111'.'i 1 and Small (lilt
r,
Ladle.*' Fine Quality rrfiidi Flannel
mod in Silk anil Small Metal Uutt
anil Black
THEFOS'
LADIES' 0U1
st;
make you feel eq
TALKING OF
There's nothing in t
reasonably require v
furnish. PROOF? W
salesrooms end satisfy
f***. ST**** r?. n, - -
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GRAHAM &,
PHONE
THE PARLOR
Having recently purchased the huslru
I am prepared to supply the nocds of youi
PIIO.MO TJ.?*4 YOl
and thoy will be attended to with
ALL GOODS DKLT
Butter, Eggs and Vegetabl
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For garden, farm and barnyard pre
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PIIONI
essed Woman
r3 a black ok colored
would nor be invited
'j he.se, but for the fact
i?it '10 LOSE SC me money,
mrse the Skirts are de1
and strictly the proper
t'cr have been allowed to
Delays are dangerous.
iii. wiili (lordwl
Hill". C( f'Sl! tllid Jillllk. AQ.
. $! *2~), for "OC
villi (iraduuted I'K-iit.-d
I; oldy, :i r?cu!ur $ 1 50 <? _
0>1.25
willi A.'cordion I'Joal^d
l<*s <>f the smiiio inult-riHl. ^
ti-1 liitirK. jugvaiue...
o.'-ks like si;k and wears
aited ruillea and colored
, Loyal llliic, Hrilliaot,
k. '1 It is Petticoat wat-<?~ r\/-k
ked it just 4>-*.UU
t, in Gray and Navy, a
iirt, in Gray, Navy nnd
Horder. A pretty skirt, qq
cry tine quality, in rich
Top Skirts:
Top Skirt nicely lined
e regular .$1,00 kind, our
Jo**
ikirt. Full Width, Lined
Tho materials alone
ready to wear, just VP *
inol Waists, trimmed in
$i.oo
Wniafr. 11 mon/1 4- -I.v>
ons. Colors: Blue, Red
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TITTERS.
1NG OF
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high-stepping
rse, a comfortle,
smooth-runig
vehicle and
ylish Harness
;ual to a king. \ ^
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hat line you may
vhich we cannot
ander through our
/ yourself. 1
b BOYD.
irocers.
want.
Ivertise.
ianybody.
re sell,
lease you,
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ESTES.
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GROCERY
>ss of the PARLOR GROCERY,
' table.
iju wants
promptness and dispatch.
vered free,
les always on hand.
ices paid
xluee suitable for table use
TH, Mgr.
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