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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-06-18
Moving.

AS we are about to move to the
Coad building, (Iately occupied by
Eden n l'lewetU will close out our
entire stock of Wall Paper at greatly
reduced prices.
j. j, HANsCoM Il Co.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-06-18

A cordial invitation is extended TO
all the ladies interested In progressive
ideas TO attend series Of the illustrat-
ed lectures to be given at the Opera
House Tuesday Wednesday and
Thursday, 23d, oath and 18th, at 2:3O
y. III.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-06-18
-. Brown ~ Son

Have carriages, buggies and spring
wagons for sale; or will trade for
horses, City Livery.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-06-18

Pass the good word along the line.
Piles can be quickly cured without an
operation by simply applying DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve. w. II. prideaux.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-06-18

Ladies look in your husbands pock'
cts and see If he gave you, your IN
vitation to the lectures Jane q, "a
and Is.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-06-18
w Int Is

" Fancy" Flour? Ask Thomas Collins
for Il sack and see.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-06-18

One Minute is the standard time
and one Minute Cough Cure is the
standard preparation for every form Of
cough or cold. II is the only harmless
remedy that produces immediate re-
suits. w. II. prideaux.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-06-18
OUR
PHENOMENAL,
" all Paper Trade

stlll costumes Hundreds Of
customers have taken advan.
tage Of our srterior assortment,
We are earnest In our etlorts to
furnish you honest values, and we
endeavor to originate new ideas and
methods Of Offering You our goods AT
the lowest Possibl" prices, We beg to
call you; attention once more to the
fact that etery roll oF our wall paper
is New, Cheap l'retty, and Good
Qnality.
We have no cid, out OF, date patterns
to otter, Kindly inspect our stock and
prices and YOU will not tind it necessary
to send to Chicago for goods in this
liGe,
economy Store
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-06-18
At the
White House,
w. j. pENHALIEGON,
Proprietor.

The final meeting of the Music
Study club took place Inst Friday
morning at the residence of Mr. Gun
dry The following programme was
given, The vocal numbers from the
works of Franz Shuhert and the in
slnmental numbers from the works OF
.,,n,,. "a, nr,,,, ,ur n, o,.
Sch"mann'
,' ',,''''''' ''',, ''''''' >,'',"
Ml.. Nro I. .h,rn,
Rlumcns,uckc, op 10. Schumann,
Miss Chandler
Ihe hlndr" if'' schubert
~ Miss chandler.
fasrhngr SrhwanN, op 20. Nos aud u
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-06-18

Buy tho Rock Island
Hay Loader. II Is the best.
i3wi MARTIN Il ToAY, Avts.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-06-18
Try a Sack

OF Fancy" Flour cold by Thomas
Collins.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-06-18

The following Junior Epworth
League bcys are enjoying camp life
this week on the Harker farm, near
Edmund: Vivian Bennett, Frank
Bishop, Walter and Thomas Bridge,
Clarence aud Albert En2enroth, Willie
Graham, Charley Hoare, Wilfred end
Charley knight, Harry Hewett, Ollie
Nancolas, Ray Osborne, Roy Penhalle-
gon, Mont and Ader pridrauX, Ira Rey-
nolds and Willie Treweek. They are
accompanied by Rev. Straw and
Messrs. f. y. Hutchinson and A. F..
Bishop.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-06-18
Now Is the Time

To make your selections Of Furniture
from Bishops large and carefully Sc
ected stock.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-06-18
Insist

Upon having Pillsbury's Best Hour and
you will get 1t.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-06-18

Everybody I'm Love
With Deering's Ideal Mower. Whys
Because II Is perfection.
43w4 MARTIN u ToAY, Agts.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-06-18
Fish of All Kinds,

At the very lowest figures, at J. A.
Spratler's.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-06-18
Respect the Stomach.

rev people CO nave proper VeSpeE'
for the St'ms.h It a thing taste
goo" an" : No' - nor OF 50 '''' 'S
70 oe F""''"' '' tue "''""' '' '''''''''
IS S"a'N"s" q! l"o man! Fs'iN'
resafoieSS o' V'"S'q"'"'eS'
~ "'' ANS way N'''.,''>'' 'N,I>' ''''''
"''' '''''''N y v '''''''' y :" w."
''''"""'' @ ''S natural '"n''''nS' -
" WIZ 'e "''''e !" " way '""' . "'
cloeol! ohPIsaSah| y "'"o"'''e' a
lump or heaVH le'1'ns III '''e
stomach an" lFfl'"'I'oS ot '"e sN'"'
are moS'l! symptoms 81 "'So'"'''" VI
SeSuoh reSo1u'S 'F'm o"""''eSV"'V :
'ooa'
Alum oaN'og powders are reSpohS''
Die Tor the larger part ot lh'S "o-
wholesome iood' for II Is tact wen
recoSal2eo oy ph!S'''""s tha' ai"M
renaerS 1000 ln''S'SN0Ie ana "h"hoie'
so!he'
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-06-18

The Mineral Point pulp and paper
mill was sold, at receivers sale, on
Thursday, to w. \. Jones, for Sl0,75o.
This covers the liens prior to the mort.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-06-18

Have You Ever
Tried Fancy" Flour? Thomas Col.
Inns sells 1t.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-06-18

Mothers and daughtes are invited
to attend the lectures June %, 81, 2j.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-06-18
Economy Store.

Financial Statement,
OF the Public Library and Woman's
Heading Club, from October |, 1895
to June q, 1896.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-16

IGdy neutrality-suspicious. C;alo
Pahskie, znowu powr6ci}a
niemoc i trwala nieoma] przez
godzina. PrzYbyli biskup poz,
nahski i flamand2ki, ]eden 2
Mich dat ostatnie namaszczenie,
ale krol zaczqt ju4 konsG.
Nad]echali TED W ko6cu i
lekarze, lecz wszelkie srodki
ME pomogty, kr6l mowy nie
odzYskal i po kilk ogodz,1nych
meczarnlach, miedzy godzina
8 a 9 wteczorem dnia tego2 (t].
dpia II czerwca 1896 r.)
2gasio swiatio Polski, a wraE 2
zagasty ostatnie blaski
chwaly ma polsklm 'horYzonie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-16
FRASZKI.

w DOWCIPNY SPOSOB
przekona} sic pewien lekarz W
Landsbergu mao Wart9, re PREY.
prowadzony do nlego ch}opiec
udale kalectwo. Ch}opiec ten
przybyt do nlego wraz z oicem, a
ojciec opow1ada} z o%burzeniem. ze
syn jego tax zosta} przez nauczy-
c1ela %uderzonY, il og}uch} zupe4-
ME. Zada4 vice 6w'adectwa. ably
m6g{ nauczYciela zadenuncyowac
prokuratorY1. Lekarz zaczaf sic
pyta6 chfopca o to owo, lecz
ch}opak patr1 ak ma n'ego l udawat,
ze mic ME sfyszy. Wtedy wzia}
lekarz ]usterko, z~ajrza{ do ucha 1
przekona} sic, re niema W MEM
zego uszkodzenia, lecz z
powazna nina szepna1 do swego
asystenta: ,,ZdaJe sic, re ucho ze-
psute. ale ME moge MIC dojrzec.
Fcdaj MI pan noz, trzeba ucho
urzna6". Ma to sfowa chtopak wYr-
wal sic lekarzowi i uciek{ zpokoJu.
ZawstYdzonJ ojciec,. widzac TAXI
skutek, zap}aci4 lekarzowi co sig
naleza}o i wr6cl} do domu, gdzle
zapewne sYualkowl dobra daf
pamiatke.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-16
Smierc kr6la
Jana Ill Sobi@kiego.

DASJ S""A 0e~A
III poswieca krakowska gazeta
,,Czas" osobny artykui. WI
mujemy ztamtad opis tel
aalosnej chwtli, W kt6rej 2
krolem Gala %6wietnos6 Polski
kladsa sic do mogiiy. Jan III
diugi czas cierpjaf ma ciezka
chorobe nerkowo-pecberzowa.
Zadne wysiiki les arzy ME
zdolaly przynieic mt ulgi. z
wlosna roku 1896 nastapi}o
gwaftowne pogorszenie.
Sobieski jakby " przeczuciu
bliskiej smierci, ME chcia{
jednak do 1adnych w6d sic
udaG, iecz W modlitwie roy
mYslanju szukaG ukojenia
ponurych mysli j dreczacYch
90 cierpiei.
W dniu II czerwca krol
samotnv siedziaf W szerokim
krzesle, gdy weszla do komnaty
niewiasta m}oda o uroczem
obliczu, ma kt6rem sic malo-
wal smutek i dobroG bez
granic. Ubrana byla skromnie,
W reku nios}a paczke papie.
row. Kr6l ujrzawszy a.,
usmiechna} sic przychylnie.
= Przypomniafa sobie ma
reszcie - rzek} = jedna istota
o mojem istnieniu.
- PamietajmY wszyscy o
Waszej krole wskiej mosci -
rzekfa, - ca}ujac go W reke
- tYlko u krolowej jejmosci
wa2ne sprawy sic tecza, cd
ktorych dobro waszej rodziny
zale1y, ME div przeto, 3e o
was ma chwile zapomniano.
- Coz tam znowu ga spra.
wy?
- MAJ moi, a Waszej
krolewsklej mo5ci syn, uk}ada
sic wedle m~aiatkowych inte-
resow:..
IL jake zwyczajnie -
rzekl Sobieski matka
trudnosci mu czyni i kloca
sic o podziaf schedy, cho6
mnie jeszcze ma marach ME
widza... (Wiadomo; he Sobieski
miaf niedobra zone.)
- Me %ojcze...
- Me przecz mi, dziecko
mole, wien dobrze, co sic
dzieje; wiecej ich obchodza
dobra doczesne, wlo5ci, sloto i
klejnoty, MD mole zdrowie i
i dobro wieczue, a przede-
wszystkiem spok6j ostatnlch
dni mego 1Ywota..
- Jest W mocy Waszej
krole wskiej mo6cl przes wy
rama, spisans VIOLA usuna6
tie sporY, ktorych wiele
szkody sp}ynad mole W
przysz}osci IA rodzine - rzek}
biskup plocki Za}uski; kt6rY
pred chwila w}asnie wszedf do
komnaty.
= Czyliz ME widzisz =
odpari SobIeski - De mnie q
zycia ME sluchaiq, mamte
mice nadzieje, De mnie pc
smierci slucha6 beda?
Poczem machnal rekq
dorzuci} z ~szyderczym u6mie.
chem:
- Me ma dobrego cztowie.
ka, ME ma ami jednego,.-T tn
zawshaf sic chwile i spo)rzat
ma ksie3ne Neuburska, kt6ra
.h,.A,o,l~o .oonrJ -.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-16

III pOA0Ola uI'6 0SACze pOpl0
c2etowad wyslat pre-,
umyslaych posfahc6w.
Krol tymczasem oczYma
wodzil pc pismie, ktore bYlo
pe1nomocnictwem kr6le wicza
(syna ]ego,) danem lowczemu
koronnemu, Stefanowi Poto~
ckiemu, polecajac mu,na ably "a
odebraniem wiadomosci smier.
telnego w7padku naUasniej :
szego kr6la, OLGA i dobrodzie.
ia naszego'', z wtadzy i. ra-
mienia jego Ito jest Jak6ba)
wszystkie sunny i skarby,
kt6rebY sic W Zo}kwi lub
gdzies ma Rust p~znajdowaiy,
odebra} i W bezpiecznem miej
Sou ulokowal.
Skohezyl czyta6 document
zbolaiy ojciec i powoli 60
dr2aca reka sk}adel, a do
g}owy wir my6li sic tloczy}
SERGE b6lem go cisneio.
Jakto? - ten ukochany jego
pierworodny syn, o kt6rYm
niegdy6 marzyl, de bedzie
chluba Ojczyzny i rodziny,
doczekaG sic nie mole ostat.
niej chwilj OLGA i JUL wyda]e
rozporzadzenia, jake sic pc
smierci wydawaG zwyklo. -
ZnekanY starzec rece drzace
opuscil ma kofana, krew mu
do g}owy nabieg}a i ca}ym
cie3arem ciata, pochyliwszy
sic naprz6d, runat jak martwy
gfaz ma posadzke. Biskup
plockl daremnie usi}owaf go
podtrzymeG, kr6l, zsuwajac sic
ma ziemie, o malo 60 ME
przygniot} ogromem swego
cia}a.
Ma krzYk ksie1ne) Neubur-
skiei nadbiegta z g6rnych
komnat krolowa W towarzy.
stwie posia francuskiego' i
Olga Jezuity, a ujrzawszy meta
bez przytomnosci, gtosnem
p1aczem napefni}a pok6i. W
zamieszaniu i popiochu og6l
nym biskup Zaluski wo}af ma
posla fraucuskiego, ably kr6lo.
wa ~wYprowadzono, co gdy
spe}niono, sluzbie wYda1 roz-
kay, ably jak n%ajpredzej
zawezwano spowiednika il
lekarzY.
Tymcsasem wzieto sic do
udzielania pierwszej apomocY
choremu. Ale co to bYla So
pomoc,gdzie kilku duchownych
Ii poslugaczy nawet kr6la
olbrzymiej p%cstaci ma toze
p%rzeniesG ME zde}ali. Musiano
20 zostawiG ma ziemi i czekaG,
al reszta s}u3bY ME nade]dzie.
W dobra godzine przybyIi
kilku dworzan, nieszczesciem
ledwo ktory 2 Mich bYf trzezwy,
tax sobie pozwolili korzystad
z nieszczescia W domu kro
lewskim. G1y krol przez Gala
godzine W nieprzytomnosci
le1a1, biskup p}ocki wo}a}
g}osno, aby zalowat "a grzechy
i dai znak, lie s}yszy wzywaja.
cego go do skruchy. co gdy
uczynil, zwracajac ku blskupowi
oczy i sciskajac 60. "a reke,
tenze da} mt rozgrzeszenie,
udzielajac odpust6w W artyku.
le smierci dozwolonych cd
St0licv annatolakiai.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-03-18
MT. CARMEL NOTES.
A Full Assortment of Personal Para
graphs from the Valley Town.

Mt. Carmel, s. c., March Is, 1896
1t has been some time since we've seen any
dots from our village.
Mr. j. L. Taggart was over Sunday. Dock
spent the winter in Mt. Carmel, and while
here made many friends. Come. again.
Miss Daisy Black we'll, one OF Elberton' e
the Misses Stanton out at the "graveyard,'' y
and Mrs. Carlton In town. Miss Blackwell
has many friends here who welcome her
bright and charming presence among them
with much pleasure.
Miss Rosa Jones will leave on an extended
visit TO Florida Wednesday. Miss Jones Is
one of our fairest flowers. While we regret
10 lose her we wish her pleasant stay In the
Land OF Flowers.
Messrs. shannon and Tate. two OF Elber
toms most gifted young men, paid hasty
call over Sunday. Hope they will come
again when they have more time at their dis
poSal.
Mr.. Black we'll, of Elbert county, visited Mr.
Stanton this week.
Mr.. j. Esten Miller was up from Wellington
Sunday. He and Frank B. Harris was miss
ing all Sunday afternoon. When we began
to enquire about them we found out they
spent the afternoon wandering amid the
"tombs" with the fair nymphs down at the
Mrs. NJ. L. Kay and little daughter are in
MIR. VIM. Morrah was over Sunday. Mr.
Morrah's many friends are always glad to see
him. and they hope lie will come over more
often.
Miss Maggie Gown and Miss Sallie Whitten
have opened up a dress making establish
ment over w. r. PowelPs store. we Wlsn
them success.
Messrs. Robt. J. McNeill and Benz. w. Boyd
after few weeks absence have returned
Robert is fine walker, and Benz. Is Hne
talker.
We are pleased at the return of Mrs. Mattle
Tarrant after some weeks absence to Green
wood. Many friends. both young and old
missed her bright ana pleasant company
while she was away.
Mr.. Stanton will complete his new house
soon down on Main street. We welcome
them back In our little town.
Miss Susie Patterson has been quite Ill, bu'
Is much better.
MI. Oscar Gown was up from Wilmington
Sunday.
Mr.. Charlie Powell will leave Tuesday fol
Florida.
DIR. H. Carlton spent Sunday with his broth
er, DR., J. M. Carlton. Harve Is an old friend
of ours and we are always pleased TO see him
Swampy River and Scribe.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-03-18
Old "reminiscences.

From the Associate Reformed Presoy terian
Black stocks, S. c., March 4th. '96.
Mr.. r. S. Galloway-Dear Sir: AS you
have been gathering up old "reminiscences OF
the College aud Due West, will SEND you q
copy of 1.-The Carriers Address" for puoiica-
ilon If you think 1t will be OF interest 10 Lne
readers of the A. r. Presbyterian: IL was
composed by my uncle. !ohn 4 Mlls, and
was, think, published in the "Mlsceliany.'
He was attending Ersk inc College out was
not the carrier as u few lines l Will copy from
q letter TO my father dated Jan. 18th, lSo2, Will
explain: ,a.oso tou ,,,,,
,o read and laugh at. The carrier went TO MIR.
HemnhiII first and he sent him 10 me saying
that If did not write II for him TO come back
IN him and he would. But disliking TO send
him hack TO Mr.. Hemphill thought | would
srribbIe oil something to make him some
Mr Mills graduated in the class OF '53 and
was a member Of the Euphemian Society.
He was teaching school the following sum-
Iner within four miles OF home In Chester
district, and was taken sick on Friday while
actively employed in the closing exercises Of
his school. was taken to the nearest house and
died there the following Sabbath morning.
July End, 1854, of congestion. l think some OF
his classmates are still living. With best
wishes for the \. Il. P. Your friend.
Josie E. Bigham.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-03-18

DO you wish nice work done In either clock
watch or jewelry repairing take IT to Il. Z.
Bernau, the jeweler.
Why will you buy an imported or second
hand watch when you can get brand new
EIgin or Waltham for IS at K. e. Bernau, the
jeWeler, that will keep time.
Sewing machine oil guaranteed not to gum,
can be lad at II. C. Bernau, the jeweler. Also
very best quality needles.
French and German china tea and dinner
set at r. G. Bernau, the jeweler.
Try laxative bromo quinine for your cold.
For sale by p. B. Speed.
A fine lot Of fresh candy just In at Speeds.
Speeds line of toilet soap is unsurpassed by
anybody.
Stationery, stationery. The prettiest line
ever eXh hibited in Abbeville. Call and look at
II whether you buy or not Yours always TO
please. P. b. Speed.
Please remember that You can get your
at Speeds day or night, and sent anywhere in
the city.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-03-18
DIFFICULTY AT VERDERY
A Bad Negro From the Promised
Land Kicks Up a Fuss and Suffers.

Henry Bulow sent TO the dispensary for n
bottle or whiskey, and proceeded to I'LL him.
self by emptying his bottle. Being 1ull OF
whiskey he needed only cigar TO make his
condition all that was desired. Proceeding
to the store Of Mr.. j. w. Scott at Verdery he
called for the cigar, was served and proceeded
TO light 1t and walk of. When called upon TO
pay Tor 1t. he declared that he had no inten:
tion OF doing SO; that he had the cigar and
Mr.. Scott could get his money, II he could
One word brought on another until the negro
levelled his shot gun at MIR. Scott, and soon
fired hitting Mr.. Henry Scott the brother oi
Mr.. J. W. Scott, and wounding two negroes
who happened 10 be In range OF his gun.
Just then a free fight ensued In which
Henry Bulow seems TO haye had the worst
of II. Whether the above are the exact facts
we are unable TO say, but they are substan-
TALLY as we have heard them.
The Press and Banner went to the jail to see
Henry Bulow, but he was In such mel tai
condition that he either would not. or could
not, tell anything about it. He said he was
not certain that he was there al all. He
didn't know anything about 1t. He woI ldn I
have done anything, IL he had been himself.
He wouldn't have done anybody any harm. II
he had been In his right mind. Physically,
his head looked as If he had been run through
q threshing machine or rock crusher. He Is
badly used up, and no doubt deserved aft-ebat
he got.
He came to Jail Saturday night, and has
eaten nothing but milk and coffee. His jaw.
his face his eye, and the crown OF his head
bears testimony OF the punishment which he
received.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-03-18
IMPORTANT MEETING.
The Directors Of the Abbeville Cotton
Mill Open the Bids.

Mill Open the Bids.
Yesterday evening the Directors OF the Alb
beville Cotton Mill met In the office OF the
President. Other than the Directors were
rene OF Greenvilie. These gentlemen were
present at the request OF the Directors, repre-.
senting both Messrs. Greene 4 Lockwood and
the Cotton Mill.
President Klugh opened the bids OF the bid.
ders, eight In number. They ranged from $S,
500 to SCI ,2s2 49, The four highest bids were re.
jected, namely:
Nicholas Itman, Atlanta. .S51, $50.
VIM. BeCsell. Atlanta. $4,000.
VIM. Bensell on conditions, S43,SO0.
w. T. Davis & Co. Newberry. s67,252,49.
r. l.. Coleman, Newberry, S5l $50.
The bids Of the others not being exactly on
the same footing, as to specifications, were
referred TO the Executive Committee, name.
ly: President j. c. klugh. Mr.. G. A. Vlsan.
ska, Prof. B. F. Bailey, and Hon. w. II. Park
meet with the committee. which will assem-.
BILE at eleven o'clock today, with Messrs. Sir
rene and Stevens as advisors.
The following are the names OF the four
lowest bidders, and they will be requested 10
make their bids uniform; and then re,submit
now stand,-on different footngs-the Direc
tors are unable to decide which Is really the
most advantageous bid.
The bidders whose bids are under consider
alton are:
f. +. Dodson & Co.. Atlanta.
H. G. SprOtt. Abbeville.
Rounds & Heigler, Augusta.
]. w. eagle, Greenvile.
Matters Of detail will be considered, and one
OF these gentlemen will be awarded the con-
tract.
Another duty which the committee are
charged with performing, is the security
which the con tractors can give for the faith
full performance OF their contracts.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-03-18
Branch House at Cokesbury, S. g.:
McDILL & LYON.
Locals Amos b. Morse.

Big lot of octagon soap. Special price by
the box.
You should chew "stultz XXXX,"n "n"Grave'
ley's Best" "Helen Wilson" A: H.. p,eS !,
den Stair" "Daddie's Dollar, "Rice-Blro,
or smoke one of my "Kolb" pipes.
1 have a spang-up stock OF gents and boys
caps.
Another new line opened. Ladies' and
Misses straw hats. Take peep at them.
II you want your head covered, and well
covered for q little money, come right along
and will undertake the Job.
The best stock of cheap pants. clothing,
mems shirts. suspenders, cravats and hand
kerchiefs In the city, and all bran new.
Come boys, haven't forgotten you. Fancy
laundried and negligee shirts, caps, hats ana
windsor scarfs for you all.
| Guano distributors. guano horns, Wilson
cotton planters, Dow Law cotton planters,
Brooks cotton planters.
shovels, forks, hoes. plows, &C.
Another lot OF grindstone fixtures just In.
Woods garden seed.
Woods flower seed SC packet.
Fine A Sea Island homespun at SC.
Big lot OF tin, pots, spiders, ovens, &C., Just
Ladies spring heel and cloth top button
boots at S1.50 pair. Nice stock.
I can show q greater variety Of crackers
than any house in the city and at lower
prices.
A new lot OF fine French candles and penny
goods.
It is time you were setting out pecan trees.
have an elegant line OF sun and rain um.
brellas and parasols, in gingham, gloria and
silk. Also OF buggy umbrellas In plain and
double face.
Fresh crab and shrimp and best crackers TO
serve with them.
A choice line OF fresh plain and french
candles opened this week.
German millet. pearl or cat.tail millet, am:
ber sugar cane, red clover. kaft1r corn and
milo maize. just in from Wood q Sons, the
best seedsmen In the South.
Mince meat and currant jelly in bulk; nice,
fresh and cheap.
Long handle spades, short handle spades
Shovels 40. 50. 75c and 81 Pitch forks and
| spading forks.
The finest hay on the market just received
Big lot nice apples at 10, Is and zoe dozen.
Several boxes fine oranges and lemons to
arrive this week.
| Blacksmith bellows, tongs and hammers
just In. Come and supply yourself.
n you want the best, m ost economical gar
den tool In the world try one OF Avery's "gar.
den plows." It's costs only 81 rs and will pay
for itself In one season.
Ladies II you want good spring dish try
0o''0n ''SN'' 'n'' '' AMOS B. MORSE.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-03-18
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yerv Extensive, Imitation of cut glass is
now NOW made. that cannot be distinguished from
the real article. r. e. Bernau has a new line
or these goods at prices that are tartet tSesa U
goods.
The Domestic sewing machine Is the star
that leads them all. 1t can be bought cheap
for cash and easy payments at r. c. Bernau's
the jeweler.
American watches are the ones for the
A nerican people. Don't order cheap lmlta-
ton when YOU can buy real E!gin or Walt
ham stem wlnder, or open face 10: me
small sum OF five dollars. r. c. Bernau sells
them at that.
Silver plated tea spoons at 10 cents set.
Gnuranteed to give satisfaction for the mon
ey, at r. c. Bernau, the jeweler.