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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-02-20
The Circuit Court,

The February term of the Court OF Gen.
eral Sessions for Anderson County con.
vencd on last Monday morning at ten
o'clock, Judge T. b. Frazor. of the Third
Circuit, presiding, and Solicitor Cothran
representing tho State.
| The Judge appointed Mr.. w. G. Watson
Foreman n the Grand Jury, and delivered
his charge to them in brief and concise
manner informing them of their duty, and
charging them of the importance Of care
fully and impartially performing that duty
The first case tried on Monday was that
of the State vs.. Isaac purdryis, indicted
for burglary, i'll breaking /. entering the
house Of Mr.. II. o. He.n. The Judge
appointed L. b. Murray. Esq, to defend
the prisoner, and after the States testimony
WIS closed the defence rested solely upon
the failure Of the State to prove that the
prisoner was the party from whom Mr.
| Herrick recovered portion OF the stolen
| goods. After argument, the Jury returned
verdict of "Not Guilty"
The State vs. Isaac Purdurvis, Indictment
for burglary, for breaking into Mr.. VIM. II.
Archer's house. ii. G. Sculday, Esq, was
appointed TO defend the prisoner, and made
an able and efficient defense, resting his case
upon the failure of tho State to prove that
| the door through which the burglar entered
was closed OH the night the oflcnsc was
committed. Not Guilty.
The case of the term, however, has been
| that Of the State vs.. VIM. +. Cook indict-
ment for murder. The accused was repre-
| Fented by Mcssrs. McGowan, Moore and
| Allen, who made very able and ingenious
| defense, showing first that Mr.. Cook only
shot to frightcn the woman, Katie Durriss,
and that he shot i'll such position as not to
strike any person, and, next that the
wound supposed to be pistol shot on tho
shoulder of Chloe Burriss, who died, came
| from puncturc with the spindle Of q spin
| ming wheel, and that her death was not oc-
casioned by gunshot or pistol wound
| The character OF the States principal wit
ness for veracity was completely tlemol-
| ished. Messrs. Allen, Moore and McGowan
! each made eloquent and exhaustive argu
| mcnts for the defense, and Solicitor Goth
| ran followed in a clear and exhaustive
| speech for the prosecution. The charge OF
| the Judge was impartial and perfectly fair,
after which the jury retired to their room,
| returning in a short time with verdict of
mot guilty The case was entered upon
Tuesday morning and concluded ut about
| 2 o'clock on Wednesday.
The Court of Sessions will probably oc-
cupy the greater portion OF this week, and
the civil business will tako the remainder
| of this and the whole Of next week
Judge Fraser has made very excellent
impression upon the members Of our bar
and the citizens Of Anderson generally, by
his disnilied aud courteous bearing, his
marked impnrtality and the accuracy OF
his legal judgment. The sessions OF the
Court SO far have attracted a large crowd Of
Spectators
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Paris, Lamar Co. Tex. Dec. 1s. 1877;

Paris, lamar Co, Tex, Dec. IS. 1877.
Or. Hhrter--Dear Sir:
had the chills and fever, and nothing did
nearly dcafened; us last resort, purchased
bottle of DR.. Harter's Fever and Ague
Specific for seventy-fve cents; / used only
half of the bottle end IL completely cured
ME. J. IS. RANT.
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UOIIN Is. MOURE-.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
~. w. HUMPHREYS. STnsfer.

NOTICE Is hereby given that an action
has been commenced in this Court upon
q complaint Of the above named plain
tins ior tho purpose OF confirming the
real estate of Silas Massey, deceased. and
also tho accounting had in tilc, Probate
Court before his Honor w. w. IInc,.
phreys, Judge of Probate.
JOHN Is. MOORE.
Plaintiffs ATTORNEY.
Vcb u, 1870 2Q n
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Valuable Plantation for Sale

OERSONS wishing to buy Valuable
Il Place, on which there is about 'rwo
Hundred Acres of Wood Land, and about
one hundred and Fifty Acres in cultiva-
now the opportunity.
ANY one wishing to see this property. the
undersigned will take pleasure in showing
1t to them. "e
II. J. WAKEFIELD
Jan 80, 1870 % o' q "a ~
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Townvine.

There Is not vacant dwelling In THE
place......It is hin;ed that the fall session of
tho South Carolina Presbytcry for this year
will be held hsre......Therc was fatal case
of pneumonia at Farmers Store last week,
tho victim being a colored woman. Wo
hear also of some other cnscs of the disease
in that neighborhood.. ...... The school trus-
tees of the Fork township have resolved to
pay first, second and third graded teachers
five, four and three cents respectively
Mr.. Frank l.. Sitton has been alarmingly
ill of pleuro-pneumoni at his residence
at Stton's Mills, few miles from this
place, in Oconee County, but is now speedi-
ly recovering...... Mary Ann Hargrove, COL
ored, who was suspected of burning Bill
Parker's gin house some weeks ago, was
accordingly arrested last week, but the nc
ton was compromised by the woman agree
ing to quit the State permanently ......
Whilst Mr.. s. r. Johnston and his WIFE OF
this place, were driving ont one afternoon
of Inst weak, they narrowly escaped serious
INJURY. The horse they were driving when
in q full trot stumbled end fell, overturning
tho buggy upon the occupants, who fortu-
nately escaped with only slight bruises and
sprains. d.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON
COURT Or COMMON PU.n.s


COURT Or COMMON PLEAS
VIM. s. Hall and wife, Malinda Hal,
!ppiaintiiis, !p against Enos Massey and
Thomas Massey, Defendants. -IS;in,nrons
for Relief Complaint Served. '"''"'
To tho DESCENDANTS Enos Massey, Thomas
Massey, William J.. Shaw, James Shaw,
Levinnh Hays, VIM. l.. Massey. and
the children of James Massey, deceas- cas-
cd, to wit: r. W. Massey, J. s. McD.
Massey, ELIZA ]. Shelnut and Fannie
Massey: i'nio
VOU aro hereby summoned and re-
II quired to answer the corliplaint in
this action, and to servo n COPY of vonr m
answer to tho said complaint Oh the I sub -
scriDor Mt his office, Anderson Court
House, $. G., within twenty DAYS after
the service hereof, exclusive of the dav
OF such service; and If you fail to answer
tho complaint within tho time aforesaid.
the plaintiff in this action viii npply to
the Court for tho relief demanded In the
complaint. - 'A'o 40
Dated Fob. S, 1870.
JOHN 3. MOORE.
! xy ", Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Notice to Contractors.

TINE County Commissioners will LET tho
u contract for rebuilding the Bridro
over Broadmouth Creek on Saturday March
Ist. All bids arc to be accompanied by as
least two stlrcties. The right to reject anv
or all bids reserved. specifications furnish.
ed ht applying to COMMISSIONS w. 81.
r. 8. BAILEY,
n: Q. FARMER,
". s. HALL,
j. L. TRIDDLE Clerk. 8
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SHERIGF'S SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

DAAIE Vf SOU III CAKOLINA
ANDERSON COUNTY.
OY virtue Of an Execution to me directed.
-1y l will expose to sale on the FIRST
MONDAY in MARCH next, US70,) at An
derson Court House. s. O., the following
Real Estate, to wit:
All of DEFENDANTS interest In one Tract
OF Land, containing fourteen hundred and
twenty-five Q425) acres, more or less. boun.
ded by lands of Il. r. Chamblee, j. w.
Provost, William Riley and others, and
known rs the Generostee Tract of tho Es.
tate of ID. 8. Taylor, deceased.
Levied on as the property of Z. n. Tar.
Taylor. -
Terms Of salc-Cash. Purchaser TO nav.
extra for all necessary papers, -
JAMES H. MCCONNELL
- Sheriff Anderson County.
Feb @, 1870 80
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sHERIFFs SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

STATE UT SOUTH CAROLINA.
ANDERSON County.
pY virtue Of varionS executions to mo
O directed will expose to sale on tho
son Court House, s. c., the following Real
Estate, to wit {:
All of Defendants interest in one Tract
OF Land, containing one hundred and sixty
(l6ol acres, more or less, bounded by lands
OF Moses Chamblee, E. J. Major and Others
ana known as the residence Of Capt. John
Holland deceased.
Levied on rs the property Of T.. Il. Hol-
land in favor of w. A. Geer, and Others
against l.. L. Holland
Terms of sale Cash. Purchaser to pay
extra for papers. f"'
JAMES II. MCCONNELL.
Sheriff Anderson County.
FcD y, 1879 80
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sHERIF Fs5 5AI,I5 I:
STATE OF SOUTH CAnorIwas

DIAIH OH bUUIH CAHULIEA.g y
ANDERsoH CorNTY.
RY virtue OF varions Executions 10 ruc
nO directed, VIII expose to sale ON TIC
tirst Monday in March next, (187g) "a
Anderson Court House, s. o., the following
All OF Defendants interest In one Tract Of
Land, containing one hundred and forty
(l49) acres, more or less, bounded by lands
OF Cr. w: O.. Brown, G. w. Cox's old
homestead and others.
Levied on as the property OF G. w. Cox
III iaYof Oh =. ~: AaT55hhaH 6 Co, and otis.
Terms of sale Cash-purchaser TO nay OK.
ira for all necessary papers.
JAMES H. MCCONNELL.
80. Sheriff Anderson County.
Feb 9, 1879 so
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IApvERrIsgMgSr.I
Notice.

There Will he an election held in the town
OF Honca Path on Saturday the 22d of this
month, for to select suitable person to act
as Trial Justice for Honea Path township.
A fair and full expression of the public sem
dinent is desired. Therefore, come one,
come ALL
A Trial Justice is not an officer to serve
merely few individuals but one whose
duty it is to serve the whole people. He
should, then, be chosen by the people. Let
the roice Of The people rule.
ONE HrNDRED AND SEVENTY. EVE ClrIzEXa
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MnTYGE.

1A employ nor hafb0r my son, Parry.
Perrin, colored, who js only fifteen ycafaS
old, and has LEFT ma without cause or ny
consent. Any ono 6isre yarding this nqliea
viii be proceeded against at law.
JOSEPH PERRIN,
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savannah Valley Railroad.

a convention of the corporators of the
Savannah Valley Railroad Company will
be held at Lowndesville on Thursday the
9Th day Of March next. 1t is Of tie utmost
importance that all the corporators be
present, as business of vital interest to the
success Of the enterprise will be considered
by the convention.
JAMES n. LArIMER, President.
Loundesriile, Feb. 11M, 1879.
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Medical science 10 no longer confned to
the educated few, but the masses, remote
from physicians, may proSciy va their health,
or Testoreit when lost, Dy using-according
10 direct ions the admirable remedies of tho
Or. Hart edicine Company. A-2
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-02-26
The Fire department.

At meeting of the general appOrtiOn-
menU committee of the fire organization
held last Wednesday night, for the purpose
of making the apportionment of the State
and city appropriations for this year, 1879;
there were present:
X. L. Saunders, no. y CHIEF Engineer :;
f. II. Rrber, (P. II and L. No. u Secretary
pro tenn.
JACKSON No. ii. w. Fife, II. h. Hardy
Geo, NJ. MurreIl, Henry Muller and Geo.
Frazier.
GEM No 2--Robt. Sproule, Jesse Barr, j.
c. Rietti, f. r.. Carroll and Ed. Muller.
WEST JACKSON No. willie DIN, Joe
Hudson, John I Hull, John Cullin and w.
Murray Bennett.
PEARL HOOK AND LADDER No. 1-E. II.
Reber, A II. Muller, \. W. Smythe, H G
Hilzheim and \. Virden, Jr.
HOPE No. 3. Independent)-Cha Nor
gan, Ben Williams, Albert Wilson, Elijah
Robinson and Walter Ross.
After family talk" upon the necessities
| their condition, Sc, resolution was adopt
ed apportioning the appropriations as fol-
! lows. viz: No. l. steamer, 26i2 per cent.
band engines West Jackson \ o. l, Gem No.
, aud Hope No. 3. 201a per cent; Pearl
! Hook and Ladder No. l, u per cent
These meetings, which bring all the fire
men together, enhance the efficiency of the
organization Why can't ve have gem
| eraI washing? What saws the Chief?
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IN MEMORIAM.

Preston W, son of ARCHIBALD and NANCY l.
HoLCoMBE, was born in Rankin county, Sep
TENDER u 1858, and died at Byram, Kinds
county, October 18th, 1873, aged twenty years
Preston's whole life was characterized by
strict integrity, obedience to parents, truth
and an earnest love for everything pure and
good He knew nothing of games of chance :;
had no evil associations; lived a most tenn
perate life in all things and truthtully 1t was
said of him she Christian from his IN
fancy
Being of an ambitious nature, and DESTROYS
of making name and securing a competency
while in youth to live upon in old age, before
he was yet grown to mans estate, with con-
sent of parents, he babe adieu to his child
hoods home and the loved ones" there, and
and went forth to seek wealth and fame amid
the busy rush and tumult of the world. Sc
curing employment as a salesman in store
Al Byram, he soon, by strict attention to bust
ness honesty and sobriety, deeply enshrined
himself not only in the heats of his employers
but in all who knew and came in contact with
him.
When thu town of Byram was threatened
with yellow fever and he was urged and en-
treated by his friends and his parents to leave
thereto 90 10 home, place of refuge and of
safety, he said mo, my first duty is to my
employers and | will not desert them, but
stand at my post, and If necessary die, rather
han forsake them in the hour of calamity.
Noble boy his name should never die.
The fever came,-a Howard Association
was formed ana ne was mAue secretary, anu
faithfully and efficiently discharged the duties
of his office. His employers were stricken
down with the fell disease and most tenderly
did he nurse aud watch them until they began
to recover, when he himself, broken down
with fatigue and overwork was most violently
attacked with the fever. He was Immediately
impressed with the idea that he would moi re-
cover, and sent for his father who FASTENED to
his bedside to watch and nurse his dear boy
to the end In great agony he fingered a few
short DAYS, assuring his father and friends of
his entire preparation for death, and sending
messages Of love to the loved ones at home
especially his dear ma, whom he so much
wished to see "once more'-then death, that
| insatiate archer, claimed him for his own.
And thus, dear Preston, the noble, the good,
| the generous Preston, passed from earth to
heaven. Truly it is said of him that "he
sacrificed his life for his friends" Verify no
man hath greater love than this.
| To the grief-strlcken parents | would say,
weep not, be faithful unto death, and you
will yet meet your dear boy in that swe land
| of rest where sickness never comes and death
| IS unknown.
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The BAND Concert,

We regret that want of space will pre-
vent an ex-euded notice OF the elegant
concert given under the auspices of the
Jackson Silver Coruet Band on last Thurs
day night. Angeles Hall was packed
The largest audience being in attendance
that has been gathered in the hail for some
time, aud it was truly gratifying to see this
exhibition OF the steem in which the Band
is held by Jacksoniau-. The singing o.
Mrs Hooper and Miss Wood WAS grand.
1t could not have been better, aud was
highly appreciated by the audience. Miss
Jennie NoraHcey fairly captivated her
hearers with her sweet voice, At this, her
frs appearance in public. Miss Buck per
formed difficult instrumental piece with
Elegance and grace. The song by Messrs.
Skellenger, Jalenne, Millett and Hunter
was very fine. The recitationS by Mes~rs.
O'Brieu and Strauss were well delivered.
The coruet solo by Mr.. Schwartz and the
band music could not be eXcelled Last,
but not least. the dance was much enjoyed
by those who remained after the concert,
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! HE familiar face of T. E. Cooper
/ Esq, o. Hszlehurst, a distinguished mem
Der OF the bar and mem Der OF the Stai'
TX cutive Committee. was seen Ia the cour
rooms OF this city Monday.
HoS S. l.. HUssEY has become asso
ciaied in the editorship Of the Mayersvillt
Leader His ability a. writer and fhorougf
knowle' e Of passing events, viii SECURE
Tor the Leader prominent place among the
Journals Of the state.
Qua genial correspondent, HASH, has
some "reminiscences OF deceased mem o-rs oil
the Press Association that viii be read with
pleasure by their survivors. Holland. Fal-
coner, Allen, Adams. Shearer, will be miss
Ell at our mkt reunion.
SEE the advertisement of Chambers
Prolific Long Staple South American cot
ton seed. Tae writer has had occasion 10
test the quality OF the cotton this seed pro-
duces, and it l. sufficient to say that it
comes fully up 70 the description contained
in the advertisement.
We must congratulate our citizens and
others interested. upon the Congressional
appropriation OF $4,000 for the improve
meut Of Pearl river between jackson and
Carthage. l. is one fourth of the amount
which it i estimated will be required to
clean OUT the river and make it navigable;
but it will DO for a beginning. and by proper
effort can be followed by other sums
As WEDDINGS are the order of the
day, we give the anniversaries which fash
ion has of late years considered it ''the
thing to celebrate: The first anniversary
Of the bridal day Is called the cotton we'd
ding; rhe second. paper; the third. leather;
the tltih, wooden; the seventh. wooden the
tenth, tin; the twelfth. silk aud fine linen;
the fifteenth. crystal; the twentieth, china
the twenty TIA, silver; the thrtieth.
pearls; the iortieth. ruby the fiftieth, gol
den; and the seventy fifth, diamond.
a TRUE FRIEND.-Wilie McCalIum,
one of our faithful employees, aud his moth
er, died last summer OF yellow fever. The
only survivors of the family are Hattie and
Archie. who have since found homes with
KIDD friends in this city. \ correSp ondence
between our associate, Col. Power, aud the
relatives of the children in Scotland, has
resulted in proposition from an old friend
OF the family, Mr.. John Black, MASTER
machauic OF the railroad shops in Lima,
Ohio. to take the children and be their
guardian. The children will leave for their
new home next week
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FEBRUARY "a, 1879.
No. 2957-Mary L. Kigler VS.. Ben Hillborn
& Co Affirmed
2965-Thomps & co. VS.. 7. E. Mat
theWs. Reversed and remanded-
2S5I-Hunt d Vaughan VS.. q. w.
Shaekleford. Reversed and new
trial award d.
- 2S7O-Ella Baker ct al VS.. Field and
Brown Affirmed.
- 0e47-JohD CLAY VS. q. w. Title. Re-
versed and remanded.
Daniel Galbreath VS.. T.. Phleter
ct al Motion to dismiss for fail
IRE to file record denied.
q 9s77-Wright and Hannah VS.. Keep,
Galloway s. Co. Affirmed
2s71--Chas. II. LELAND VS.. John Janney
Affirmed.
2959-Parham and Thomlinsea. e@or's,
&c, VS.. X. 5 Stith. Reversed and
yenire de novo awarded.
g IqT3-E O.. St. L. and C.. r. K. Compa-
ny vs.. Il. Daley Judgment for
6,5O0-reversed and vacated.
2s27-Jonah Daily vs.. State of Aissis-
sippi. use &c. Submitten on mo-
ton to reverse aud affirm. No
ton oVeFrlled.
2973-F. Klatz rs L. aud J. Butler,
Reversed and remanded.
g 1921 Knickerboeker Life Insurance
Company ys. Vashti Hanlon
Reversed and Pemanded.
&c a7aa--J. D. Alexander VS., Il. B. Wat
kins Affirmed.
:. as5s--Henrv r. Buekner vs.. Robt
g 2s1-RsOseca Cox, sdms vs.: Mar J
Pipkin &c al. Reversed and re-
Taanded.
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FOR SALE!

MY RESIDENCE AND LOT IN MADISON
WI STATION, Madison county, Mississippi,
consisting of small. comfortable residence
of four rooms. and kitchen conveniently at
tached, a comfortable office in yard near
residence, two out rooms for servants, excel
lent cistern and large conveniently arranged
stable Lot consists of six acres, three OF
which are well set with choice strawberries,
with also select peach and apple orchard
with seuppernong vines, in early stage Of
bearing, and fertile garden.
Also fifty acres of splendid wood land, very
fertile, within one-haf mile of railroad
depot, well suited for fruit or berry raising or
for groEing any other crop.
And also a neat and convenient Drug Store
situated in the business portion Of the town.
Title to all, perfect.
As a place of residence this point statisti-
cally compared is the healthiest between
Memphis and New Orleans No case of yell
low fever has ever occurred here.
For terms apply to me at Madison Station,
Mississippi, DR., j. 5. GREENE.
feb. 10 5s-4t.
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Guard Against Consumption.

That life destroying scOurge, by prompt
~ subduing with the aid of Parker's Gin
ger Tonic every attack of Cough. Cold, OF
Sore Throat. There is nothing like it
Acting powerfully upon the blood and
skin, and the mucous surfaces OF the throat
and lunge, it speedily oVercOmes these
dangerous disorders, prevents the develop
mcnt of the dreaded Consumption and
removes all pain and soreness from the
lungs. 1t is wonderfully efticacious in
Dypspeptic Affections, and gives the most
comforting relief from Headache, Distress
in the Stomach, Nervousness, Low Spirits
Wakeiulness, PAlpitation of the Heart
Heartburn, etc. 1t regulates the Bowels
corrects both unnatural lOoseness aud con
stipation and stimulates the Liver to healthy
action. Buy 80 ct or Sl.O0 bottle and try
it. Sold by d Lemly, Jack on.
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.rrsUNrEEs SALE

DY VIRTU t. Of the provisions of o certain
ID deed OF trust made by i c. Banks. on the
18th day Of January, A. b. 1877. 10 secure 10 the
CAPITAL State Bank, certain Indebtedness
therein mentioned. said deed being duly re-
corded in record book OF deeds No 80 page
90of the Second District OF Kinds county. State
Of Mississippi the undersigned will, on
Saturday, the 9Th Day Of March. 1879,
at Edwards Depot, an said State and county,
proceed 10 sell the following described parcels
Of land, to-wit: East half Of northeast quar-
ter, forty acres east and south ia west half of
north Of northeast quarter, sixty seven acres
in south half of north west quarter, section
fourteen, and south halt and siXty-seveu acres
in south half Of north east quarter. and sixty
seven acres in south half OF northwest quar-
ter, and twenty-eight acres north, in north
west quarter, section fifteen. and Dot five in
section ten; all in township fifteen, range five.
east, situated in the said county or Kinds
and State Of Mississippi, and containing in
all eight hundred acres more or less. The
title 70 said property is bell. we'd 70 be good
but | will only convey such title as is vested
in trustee. TH0S. A. McWILLTE,
feb.3, 1904. Trustee.
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In the District Court Of the United States
For the southern District Of Mississippi.
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Continues to create an excitement
in this and as the public appre-
ciate our effort to furnish them good goods
for little mon y, we have added some desi-
rable bargains to the lot. We announce to
day Ladies Pebble Caters. formerly sold at
s. 30, for l -. Ladies Is thread Scotch
Cater at 81 so. Boys Fancy Alexis Shoe
former price 81 80, at ST. IS. Planters High
Cut Brogans. best make, at 81 %. Wo-
mans Pegged Palka at csc. and an i'm
mense line OF Chidrens' Shoes at and below
cost. ROBINSON Il STEVENS.