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se5.OO INTO PAPA's POCKET.

Some one will get it and my Papa is just as apt
as any one elses Papa, for it Is fair and square
thing, as the Old Chap would not allow anything
else.'"
sWell, Old Chap, it seems like all the Ladies
and even the little misses are on your sde and If
even I were not inclined that way, would have
to be very careful how expressed myself, as
+ would be sure to get blowing up, and quick
too, if said anything against you as these little
misses are always about and some of them are
as sharp as steel traps just sharpened. Well, Old
Chap, believe told you that the ENQUIRER
worked it's way by some means into every nook
and corner of the county. had occasion to visit
one of the darkest corners and one of the hardest
places to be found and get to- this week. that ever
I attempted in all my life. The road was terribly
rough and narrow, and I was jostled up great
deal more than my physical strength could stand
should the trip have to be repeated daily. How
ever, was patient and worried the time away.
At last saw house in the dim distance through
the beautiful foliage of the forest trees Iquick-
ened my horses speed little, and in few min
utes was almost to the house. Just here heard
a tremendous roar of laughter coming from the
house. Listening few minutes as sat in my
buggy I could hear distinctly, the voice of a
male as if reading aloud. The reading was in
terrupted occasionally by ripples of laughter
from the listeners. The first idea that struck
me, was that had hit on some Poetical Society
or Gathering OF Mormons something of the
kind, and that will just suit me, as am fond of
crowds anyway. When neared the gate un-
observed-by the party-what do you suppose
saw" "a crowd, I guess" eyes, but not so
large as I anticipated" "Well, what did you
see, Mr.. Snipe?" ''Why saw the old man sit
in his old arm chair with hat off and collar un-
buttoned reading aloud to his wife, his sister Sal
ly and the children, and every few minutes they
would break out in one Of those big ha has, and
even wipe the tears from their eyes before he
would commence reading again. Of course
when drove up to the gate and hallowed, the
old gent came out quickly, with paper in hand
and finger on
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. w HY does almost every person read the
Old Chap's Advertisements? p "Well, sir, in
the first place he always has something new; new.
er anything old If the chap is old himself he
never gives you anything old in his store. No old
goods. No old prices. Always something new
to read, always new goods, always latest styles,
always lowest prices, always get what you buy,
always full measure, always get polite attention,
always full value for your money. These are
plain facts and can be proven by calling at the
old Chaps store.''
"Well, Old Chap, staid in the Northern por-
.tion of this county one night last week-the even
ing the ENQUIRER was due-and what do you
suppose9 Every member of the family wanted
the ENQUIRER first, and had brass enough
to ask them why they all wanted it at once. Of
course they all remarked, ''Why We each want to
get the news first. A little Miss happened to be
standing near and said, Mr.. Snipe, can tell you
what the matter is: They all want to see and
read what the Old Chap has to say this week;
that is the truth, Mr.. Snipe, but they did not
want to tell you for fear you might be some one
else's friend; but you see I am friend of the
Old Chaps and 1 do not care who knows 1t.
I am straight-out girl and straight-out friend
of the Old Chaps, because he always treats
Mamma so we'll and always sells her such pretty
goods for me when she goes to town, as she does
all her trading there and has been doing so fora
long time; and Mr.. Snipe, think almost every
person in this section does also, as he sells just
as cheap and never sells you shoddy goods with
out telling you, nor does he allow any one in
his employment to do so either; and, besides, he
does what no other merchant in town has ever
done. He offers you some inducement to trade
with him. He always, for every two dollars
worth of goods you buy, gives chance at the
Buggy, Sewing Machine and Watch, and If Nam
ma should be lucky enough to win IL, oh my such
nice riding will get, and you know we have no
buggy; and it would be such nice treat to us,
and it would be just
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WHERE HE LEFT OFF.

After telling my business he said "Jes lite and
come in. We were all so interested just now we
did not see you until you got to the gate" Well
the first question was: "Do you know the
Old Chap of Yorkville?" eyes sir" "Well l
was just reading his advertisement to the old lady
and the children and sister Sally, and we were
having a good, old fashioned laugh as we do
every week over his advertisements. 1t used to
be that sister Sally always looked first after the
marriages, but since the Old Chap commenced
writing his funny advertisements, even sister
Sally looks first for the Old Chaps advertise
ments. Sister Sally is about 40 and you know
when single woman of that age will cast her
eye first for the Old Chap, what do you suppose
will become of us men, married ladies and chill
dren in that direction?" "Well my friend, am
surely glad that he makes it interesting to you
people in the country; he is quite lively when
you get him on paper, much more so than when
you see him in his office. His space in the valu-
able ENQUIRER costs him money, and money
will make the best of us talk even if we do not
want to-. The Old Chap is always ready to talk
when there is any meat and bread in it for his
little wife and children. We are all ready to
talk for bread. The Farmer, Mechanic, Ma
chinist, Banker, Lawyer and Preacher all talk
and what for? For bread. They do not say bread,
but it amounts to the same thing. 1t is all for
bread, and the Old Chap wants bread, and talks
to you every week for it; tells you how to make
it and how to get it himself. He tells you that by
buying goods from him, you will save money
and by so doing you can buy bread, and he will
make bread. Every person is asked and advised
to come and buy goods from the Old Chap. No
doubt about it being the best place to buy. And
Mrs. Dobson is certainly the place to get all your
Fashionable Millinery, and get all your Dresses
made. You always get good fits, and nice work.
All her fits and work are guaranteed. Work al
ways delivered when promised. You need not
send for it before it will not be done, neither
hats nor dresses, but always due when promis-
ed-without providentially hindered. Every
person come and trade with the Old Chap or his
little wife.
IT. M DOBSON.
Leader in Millinery and Dress Making.
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CHESTER AND LENOIR RAILROAD.
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PRESIDENTS OFFICE, Chester, S. c., May 20, "a.
VU1HE ANNUAL MEETING of the CHESTER
4 AND LENOIR NARROW GAUGE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY will be held at Lenoir, n.
c., on the 5th Of JUNEnext at II o'clock, NJ:
of stockholders and their families, will leave
Chester at 10 o'clock A. NJ. June 4th, arriving at
Lenoir about clock, p. NJ. Members OF faml-
ly means wife and daughters, and sons under Il
years old
Stockholders must have their Certificates OF
Stock with them, or they will be charged full fare.
Stockholders can go on regular Passenger Train
also. w. HOLMES HARDIN, President
JAMES MASON, Secretary.
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Ohm r. ASHE. W. n. ASHE, JR.
ASHE & ASHE,
McConnellsville, s. c.
DRY GOODS FOR LADIES.

DRY GOODS FOR LADIES'.
AIOW for Dry Goods. What do you want in
~ this line? Do you want Lawns, Calicoes,
Piques, Worsted, Alpaca or Cashmere for Dress
es? We have some nice Hose both white and
colored. Wehave some nice Lace and Embroid-
cry. If you want any of the above goods, 90 to
ASHES and you will get them, and many more
not mentioned here. The next is
DRY GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN.
Go to ASHES and seethe latest styles of Cloth
ing, in cut and colors They have well selected
stock this season. If you want nice Suit that is
the place to buy it. Be sure you look before
you buy elsewhere. No charge for showing
goods. If you want a nice pair Of Shoes, good
Hat or pair Of fine Boots, 60 to ASHES. All
we ask is a trial, and then we will convince you
that what we say is so. The next thing is
GROCERIES.
Well, all that we can say for Groceries is, that
we have full supply of standard goods, consist
ing of Bacon, Lard, Flour, Molasses, Salt, Sugar,
Coffee and Rice, and full supply of Canned
Goods, and in fact, everything to be found in a
tirst-cass Store. Also full stock of Cigars, To-
bacco and Snuff. The last thing on record is
DRUGS.
If you need any Drugs, go to ASHES, you
can get them cheap. They keep Quinne Castor
Oil, Sweet Oil, Turpentine. Liver Pills, and other
Drugs that we have not space to mention.
ASHE e. ASHE.
Mays II ,, 3m
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COunfy Of York.

WHEREAS w. n. FERGUSON has applied
w to me for Letters of Administration on all
and singular the goods and chattels, rights and
credits of JOHN FERGUSON, late Of the county
aforesaid, deceased. ..
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me- at our
en- at York Court House on the 7TH DAY OF
JUNE, A. d., 1884, at II o'clock, A. NJ, to
shew cause if any, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and SEAL this 10Th day OF
May, in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and eighty -four, and in the
1OSth year of American Independence.
J. BEATTY WILLIAMS.
Judge of Probate.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

" L "
I'D will be sold between the legal hours of Sher-
IFS sale, on THE FIRST MONDAY IN
JUNE NEXT,
at York Court House, the following property to
wit:
Defendants interest in remainder after the
death of Samuel Lowry, in two tracts of land
situate near Philadelphia Church, four miles
South of Yorkville. Tract No. l, bounded by
lands of John McFadden, "McElhaney lands,'
Robert L. Guthrie and others, containing ll2
acres, more or less. Tract No. 2, known as the
civilian Ratchford tract" containing 504 acres,
more or less. Levied on as the property of Polly
L. Timme at the suit of w. c. Latimer and
others. lS3.S5
R.H. GLENN, S. Y.C,
MAYS 19 4t
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DR.. j. B. PATRICK, Jr..
Surgeon Dentist,

sN-A RESPECTFULLY announces that
he will visit Yorkville profession
S1N1D ally on THE ELEVENTH OF
JUNE next, and remain for two weeks, during
which time he will be. pleased to wait upon all
desiring his services. With all tho latest i'm
proyements known to the profession, and an ex-
tended experience, he feols competent to give
entire satisfaction. Consultations cheerfully ac
corded.
Nav Is 20 If
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NEW HARDWARE.

NRAIN Cradles, Grass Scythes, Wash Pots,
VI Kettles, Ovens etc. Traps for Mice, Rats,
Flies, Minks, etc. Chains for Wells, Cattle, etc.
Hinges, Locks, Nails, Screws, Files, Saws, Am,
munition, Planes, Sheep-Shears, Cutlery OF all
sorts, Hoes, Rakes, Curry Combs, etc.
A GOOD CORN SHELLER.
We have bought the County Right for the
"Eclipse." Come and see it.
Wehave almost everything in Crockery, Glass,
ware, Woodenware and Tinware, at guaranteed
prices. WIIHERS ADlChES.
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NEW BARBER SHOP.

TAMES REESE, late Of Columbia, Practical
eD Barber, respectfully informs the citizens of
Yorkville and vicinity that he has opened Shop
two doors below the Yorkville (Rose's) Hotel,
where he will be pleased to wait upon all who
desire the services of a tirst-cass Barber. De-
lightful Shampooing, Elegant Hair Cutting and
Pleasant Shaving.
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CULTIVATORS.

Call and see our Riding Cultivator; those who
labor enough to pay for their Cultivator the first
year. We can also sell you Walking Cultivators
Johnson's Combination Cotton and Corn Guilt
vator, Hoes, Trace Chains, Back-bands, and
Hames. We have few old style no handle Hoes
that will be sold cheap.
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WITHERS ADICKES.
NEW GOODS RECEIVED

LIVERY few days. Another lot OF those nice
IL Pickles, Jellies, etc., direct from factory.
Canned Goods, of which we have everything in
Fish, Fruit and Vegetables. Fruits of all kinds
generally on hand. Lemons Oranges, Bananas,
Cocoanuts, Apples, Raisns, Prunes, cheap and
wholesome Figs, Currants, Citron, Nuts OF all
kinds, Peanuts for Seed, and roasted fresh every
few days in Store. Lard--only the purest kept.
Hams, Breakfast Strips, very choice. Rice,
Grist, New Mackerel, Coffees, No. "a, roasted re-
tains popularity. Sugars Of every kind, Molas-
ses, Flavoring Extracts, which we buy in large
lots and sell cheap. Gelatine, Mustard, all kinds
Of Spices, ground and whole. Cream Tartar,
Baking Powders, several kinds Soaps, Starch,
Indigo, Blueing, Teas black, green and mixed.
In short, we claim to keep the most complete
ASSORTMENT OF EATABLES
In this vicinity, and guarantee prices. Seasona-
ble.-Fly Fans, Traps, Wire or Glass Fruit
Jars, Grain Cradles, Grass Scythes, Plows, Hoes
and Farming Utensils generally. Our stock is
full. Crockery, Glassware, Tin, Wooden and
Willow Ware. We have probably now the
largest stock of Hardware in town. Wash Pots
Ovens, Well Chains, Well Buckets, etc. Oils
Red G Oil will not explode. Candles, Admantine
and Wax. Lamps and all parts of same. VIM
dow Glass, Putty, Sheet Tin, Solder, etc.
Dry Hygienic Oatmeal, Oat and Wheat Flakes,
Prunes, ETC. few dimes so invested may save
sickness and bring about new feelings and
thoughts.
WANTED. OBJ '". ="
All manner Of Country Produce, Eggs, Butter,
etc. Will pay high price now for some Pease,
Peanuts Corn, Hams, etc. -..r.
WITHERS ADICKES
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CANNOT BE SURPASSED.
KENNEDY BROS. & BARRON.
GRAIN CRADLES!

1.-TWO kinds Of Grain Cradles in Stock. Our
Cradles are first-class six-fnger, Bloods
Champion Blade, and price as low as cheaper
QUALITY. We also have a few extra Cradle
blades.
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PARISH, MCKNIGHT & co.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION.
NTE have just received few of the CHAM
w PION GRAIN CRADLES of the world.
This is Georgia Patent and has l3 fingers.
Saves Every Head of Wheat in the Field,
Made entirely of Iron, and sells for only 1915;
We have also added to our stock the celebrated
Veterinary Medicines. Will cure 40 Hogs or
Chickens out of fifty. For Horses and Cows
CANNOT BE SURPASSED.
1t will greatly improve the stock even when
nothing is the matter with them. All we ask is
trial Very respectfully,
PARISH, MCKNIGHT & co.
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Dress Goods,

From 8 cents per yard, up. Ottoman Dress
Goods and Plaids for combination Suits. Also
figured, plain and black Nuns Yelling. Ponges
Silks in great variety, and our Summer Silks are
the cheapest in town. Muslins and Calicoes
from cents up. Just received a second supply
of handsome Silk Parasols and Ladies' Silk Um-
brellas, Ladies' and Gents Sun Umbrellas, in
black and colors. Fans of every description and
quality.
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DRY GOODS.

Buntings at 12s cents per yard, in all colors..,
Unusual inducements in Ladies' and Chill
dren's stockings.
Wall Papering, Window Curtains.
Table Oil Cloths, and special drive in Toilet
Soaps.
very large stock of Fine Jewelry and Per-
fumery.
All kinds of
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Were Irresistible.
MAMMOTH.

And we have received orders from various towns
in our own State, and even as far away Florida.
A full line of Gents Furnishing Goods, among
which we wish to call special attention to ouf
Unrivaed Pearl Shirt.
Unrvaed Penang Shirt.
Unrvaed Laurel Shirt, extra quality.
We always keep the largest stock Of
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WHY DO THEY READ THE OLD CHAPS
60. ADVERTISEMENT

A Jaunt in q Secluded Spot Of York Co.
by one of the Old Chaps Constituents.
How He was Surprised by a supposed
mormon Gathering"
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c. & [. NARROW GAUGE RAILROAD.


CCHEDULE of Mail and Passenger Trains,
y from Lenoir, N. C.. to Chester, s. e., taking
effect at 12 O'clock, Noon, Sunday, June lst,
1884. Standard time, clock in telegraph office
at Chester. ..r, !,uL
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For We Have Too Many.
BOXES OF LEMONS,
One Thing is Sure,

We will not be undersold by any one, no matter
what their claim may be. Remember the place !:
the store room formerly occupied by Messrs
Hunter & Oates, on Main street.
. r. B. McCLAIN & co.
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School Books

and fine Stationery, Testaments, Family Bibles.
fine and low priced-Pocket Bibles, Psalms and
Hymns, Bible Dictionaries, Young's Bible Con-
cordance. ......
Blank Books, Fine Papers, Pens, Inks, Wis.,
iting Cards and all kinds of Stationery, also a
lot Of Miscellaneous Books-CHoICE.
The American Conflict by Greeley.
Macaulays History of England-5 volumes in
a neat box.
Hume's History of England-5 volumes in a
neat box. ....-. .-".
Hallam's Complete Works-6 volumes in box
Gibbons Roman Empire-Milman-5v volumes
in box.
DR.. Chases Family Physician, Farrier, Bee
Keeper and Second Receipt Book.
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II. B. McCLAIN & co.
GRAIN CRADLES.

GRAIN CRADLES.
1T will pay every farmer to see our Grain Cra-
Il dies. We have the latest novelty. They are
light strong and cheap. We have lot of Snaths
and Blades That we are selling at cost,
For We Have Too Many.
Also lot of Hoes, Plows, Spades, Shovels Hay
Forks Singletrees, Hames, Breast Chains, Trace
Chains, &C., that the farmer needs, and can save
money by buying from us. We nave just re-
ceived five
BOXES OF LEMONS,
The finest in town. Our stock of Groceries is
always full and complete. Our Dry Goods trade,
so far has been much better than we expected,
and it will increase every week if low prices,
good goods and honest dealing will have any
effect.
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GRAIN CRADLES.

CNALL before buying and see our Dutch Bow
u and Grant Grain Cradles with the genuine
Clipper Scythe. Equal if not superior to any
one on the market. RIDDLE & PEGRAM.
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HUNTER e. OATES.
CIOTHING.

CLOTHING.
VNHOUGH we were so unfortunate as to have
some of our incest Clothing burned ana
damaged, we still have goodly supply on hand
and none need fear of not being suited. We are
offering unheard OF
Bargains i'm Suits
That were in the fire though not really damaged.
We invite all to take advantage of our misfor-
tune, as many have already done. In fact, we
are selling all of
OUR CLOTHING CHEAP,
AS we intend to close them out since the stock is
broken. We have sold quantities of Suits this
Spring, especially in the last week, as our offers
Were Irresistible.
Men would say, "I had no idea of purchasing
when I came to town, but such chance does not
present itself twice in q life time, so will take
advantage of the present." Our goods are so
popular, both in town and country, that little
need be said as to style, quality, fit &c. When
anybody wants a real nice Suit, they always
come to the
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TIT. F. ADICKESj.
WE ARE OFFERING

ID ARE bargains in many lines of desirable and
0 seasonable Goods.
: Mems Hats and Clothing, Of which we have an
unexceptionable stock, at very close prices.
Ali kinds of Gents Furnishing Goods, Collars,
Cravats, Ties, Handkerchiefs, Socks, Drawers,
Cuffs, Under Shirts, White Shirts, Gloves, and
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LOW-CUT SHOES,

In various styles. Ladies' Gloves, Hosiery,
Handkerchiefs, &c. Genuine Sursuckers at 10
and Is cents per yard. French, Grey and Brown
Ginghams, Plaid Ginghams.
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Dry Goods and Notions.

India Linen Barred Muslin, Piques, Calicoes,
Nuns Yelling, Embroidered Dress, nice Para
soils, beautiful Fans, Jackonet, Edging, White,
Cream and Black, Cotton; Linen ard Silk Laces,
Hose, Handkerchiefs, Black and colored Silk
Gloves, pretty Linen Collars, Ribbons, etc.
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JENNY JUNE'S COOK BOOK.
Mark Twain's Popular Books-The Gilded
Age, Innocents Abroad, Adventures of Tom
Sawyer, The Tramp Abroad, &c.
A full line of English Poets.
All the above beautifully bound in Cloth.
A full Stock of Sea Side and Lovell's Libra
ries and Magazines received every week.
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OF HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES
And Laces.
Solid Black Null Muslin, White Null Muslin,
Solid Colored Null Musins, fine Colored and
figured Null Muslins.
Brown Linen Drills, Jeans, Cottonades and
Cassimeres. White Linen Duck-ExTRA GOOD.
A nice stock of fine and low priced Parasols
and Fans, and
A Well Selected Stock of Fine Millinery.
A beautiful lot Of stylish Dress Buttons, a
large stock of fine Pearl Dress. Buttons at very
low prices. ....a
Very close prices on many lir' of our now
famous stock of
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Shoes i'm Town.

And sell greater quantities.
Ladies' Miles Rid Buttoned Boots,
Ladies' Miles Kid Laced Boots.
Ladies' Miles Goat Laced Boots.
Ladies' Cloth Foxed Boots.
Ladies' Goat Buttoned Boots, best sold.
Misses and Children's Buttoned and Lace
Shoes.
Children's celebrated Solar Tip Shoes.
Kid Opera Slippers.
Carpet Slippers.
Gents Velvet Slippers.
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WANTED.

All manner of Country Produce, Eggs, Butter,
etc. Will pay high price now for some Pease,
Peanuts, Corn, Hams, etc.
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A Very Large Stock

Of Cuff Buttons, Shirt Studs and Scarf Pins,
Gauze Shirts and Vests at very low prices.
A lot of mems fine Fur Hats-extra sizes will
be sold for much less than their real value.
Special drives in fine Shoes for Gentlemen
Ladies, Misses and Children. 80
Allkinds sizes and shapes Of Slippers. 80
Colored Linen for APRONS and Ulsters.
Black Linen Lawn.
White Linen Lawn.
White Null Muslins, Victoria Lawns, Barred
Muslins, Swiss Tarletons, &c.
A very large stock f
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OUR CLOTHING CHEAP,

AS we intend to close them out, since the stock is
Spring, especially in the last week, as our offers
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LADIES' HATS.

Trimmed and untrimmed, very cheap, fresh
stock just received. We have a nice assortment
of Gents stylish Straw Hats.
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\ nice fresh assortment of ladies' Shoes at
KENNEDY BROS. d BARRON.
rs The American Sewing Machine is the best