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Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-30
Kentucky Despcrados right IA DueI

NIDDLESEOItO, ny, NOV. 2V--NeW5 mas
been received here of a duel between
Johnny Branham, a mountain desperate,
and William Moore a desperate character
from l.etcher county, I'm which Branham
was shot and instantly killed. Moore os-
capped. The fight was over an old grudge.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-30
Acres OF CaaI nnrges start south.

PITTSRuRG Nov 29.-The river reached
a boating stage today. and something over
100000 bushels Of coal was started for
southern ports.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-30
FAvoRs AMERICAN INTERVENTION.

LONDON, Nov. 29.-The Times correspond
ent in Havana dwells at length upon Cap
tain General Weylers failure to cope with
the rebellion. He adds: 1T is said that the
present issue of banknotes is to be with
drawn and a number issued, based on the
value of silver. is to be substituted for $6O,-
600 600 intended for the payment of the
troops As there is no metallic reserve, it
is safe to predict that these notes will soon
fall to purely nominal value" The Times
says in an editorial on the above: THE
gloomy outlook in Cuba makes it impossible
to exclude the possibility of some kind of
United States Intervention"
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-19
Notice To Contractors.
STATE OF ARKANSAS, |
COUNTY OF MILER. I

STATE OF ARKANSAS,
COUNTY OF MITER.
Notice is hereby given that | will, on
the 18th day of December, 1896, enter into
a contract with any responsible person OF
persons, on terms satisfactory to me, for
keeping and working of the county pris-
oners of the county for the next ensuing
twelve months, and will from now until
said day, receive bids or proposals in writ
ing from any and all persons for keeping
said prisoners, reserving the right to reject
any and all such bids or proposals. Such
person or persons entering into said con-
tract will be required to execute bond
with approved personal security, payable
to the State Of Arkansas, for the use of
Miller County, in and for the sum of One
Thousand Dollars, conditioned according
to law, that they will faithfully comply
with the terms of said contract.
Also, on the same day, will let to the
lowest bidder, contracts as follows, by re-
ceiying sealed bids up to II O'Clock on
said day..
Care and medical attention of Paupers,
at Poor Farm; each bid to state the price
per capita, per month.
Burying Paupers; each bid to state price
for burying each papper.
Medical Attention Of Persons in County
Jail; each bid to state price per visit to
include medicine.
The right is reserved to reject any and
all bids, and each bid must be accompani-
cd by good and sufficient bond for faith
full performance Of the contract
" w. II. HAMILTON,
November 9th 1896. County Judge
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-19

,..-oDd mounting gwsieSes ! and Dia-
l-saisey 7 nv :. Solicited. All goods
CsaPTiI'yy 'yyII6 Gl'l'' ! guarantee,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-19

NO. 80.
l6 to or 40 to

Is all the So Uncle Sam dollar will fit business
they due will offer this week extraordinary inducements
Come in and be convinced
SLKSSILKSTh week will silks selling
and So 2 81 silk this
this
largest goods all selling
price is 81, yours this week for 60c yard.
have still few pieces those remarkable 46nch which
will this
this is exactly
All 36in all
in for 35 80 and 25c
received shipment blue,
and will offer at lowest possible
HOSIERY 75 and line hosiery this Of
hndkerchef
dainty
plated hose all shades for 75c, for this week
GL0VESDot forget ask for those Kid Gloves offering
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS Blankets
offered blankets Still
ST, $780, $3.50 $1,000 Give these values special attention
Domest
Shoes lower than besore offered have complete line
hldren clothing
this city Boys odd Knee Pants Soc quality this 25c
JOE WINTER,
JODber and Retailer.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-19
TEXARKANA,

Ladies' Nice Capes si.b0 to,n.nonst 10
Chlldren's Nice Jackets Toe tO.nu,. 70
Nice Worstod Dress Goods per yard,
- 70, .','','..'''.s'','''' 70
Table Linen, per yard, iSc ton,un, sol
Ladies' Wool Hose, iSc o.,,nn,nn -
Gents Wool Hose, 20c to..,,,,,,n,, 20
Ladies' Fleece Lined Hose, ,nn,,n 2b
Misses Wool Hose, lbc to,.u,,,nr, 20
Grey Blankets D5c to,.,,n,,u,tuun 30
WhIto Wool Blankets, per palrnuu 10
Gents Macintosh, best ,.,,,,,u,u 90
Boys Wool Jersey Suits, tl.65 tonn . O0|
Mons Pants, cxti0 good 75c ton,,n 90
Boys Knee Pants aDc i0,,,,nn,nn 70
Ladies' Trimmed Hats Zoe to,rnin 90
Ladies' Untrimmod Hats Zoe 20 i,,n 10
DR. "A Buttons, per dozen, 2lSc tou'" 10.
I Spo0lA Cotton for rl,,..,,t,,,,u,tn %
Hall Sewing Thread d,t..,.t,uuus,u VI
Turkey Red Crochet Cotton . force, 05
Ladies' Fine KID Gloves, s,,,""",u 10
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-19
New Goods and Cheap Prices!
ThE RaEket 6turE,
TExARKANA, ARKANSAS.

Gents Rick Gloves, es,.n.,n,n"n,. s.
Best Needles, per er,,,n,,...",. sl
Fine Note Paper, fer qlilre".r.",,, 6
30 Envelopes Tor Or,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.. W
Bost Ink Tablets, ts,,n,,,n,,,,,,..,., "
Best Pencil Tablets lc to,nn.,,",p 10 o5
Carpet Tacks, per papor,n",,,,,,r vi
Good Plate Tolsp0ona, por set,i,,n IN
tlood Plated Tablespoons, per set''n 10
Nickel Plated Alarm ClockA.n.,nl, N5
PadlOckH DC 10 o,,,,,,,tttiltti4u,'n 10
Mlll Saw Files Dc to,,uu,nnn,u.u 10
Hand Saw i'Iloe . foru,n,,,nu,n os
Pocket Knives DC ton,,n,nn,n,u, %
Slate Pencils 100 tor 0ruu.,n,,u,n,m 10
Carriage Bolts eachn,,nn,,,,,,,n sl
Mons Work Shoes tl ton,,n,,.ns, | 20
Mems Fine Shoes fi t0,,,u"4,nu. , 10
Ladies' Shoes 7bc t0,u,n,n,u,,tu, . 10
Chldron's Shoes 25c ton,nu,.nu. 0o
Mating staples . papers tor.urn",
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-19

Health insured by use of Browns
Iron Tonic. Smith Drug Co.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-07-08
W. M. S.
Report of Committee OH Resolutions

heport OI SOuuthittec Oh lteSolutiOhs'
Your committee beg leave to present the
following resolution:
Resolved, That we express our great pleas
ure In having with us our returned mission
ary, Mrs. Josephine P. Campbell, from 500
chou, China; that we are grateful for informa-
tion concerning our work, and the inspiring
words which touched q tender chord In our
hearts and awak ened more love and sympa-
thy for our missionaries In their fields OF 10
Dor.
That we extend our thanks to Professor
Bonnell for his interesting talks on China;
and also TO Miss Anna Maria Barnes for the
instructive information OF the work so earn.
estly presented by her.
That we express to Miss Johnnie Sanders,
our dear young friend, our love and sympa
thy, thanking our Heavenly Father for the
gift OF this cultured young Christian, and
pray for special blessings upon her and her
work in Christ.
That this society acknowledges It's appre-
citation OF the cordial welcome of the Recep.
tion Committee, the lavish hospitality and
unremitting kindness Of the people of Abbe-
given to the members Of the society and the
visitors; of the aid of the pastor and the
choir, and of all the many sweet courtesies
which have been gratefully received.
That we regret exceedingly the cause which
necessitates the resignation Of our beloved
treasurer, Mrs. Z. S. Herbert, who has been
a faithful and efficient officer for six years
that we tender to her our sincere thanks for
the faith ful, conscientious discharge of the in
tricate duties of her office; that we lovingly
and earnestly pray that the blessings of God
which maketh rich and addeth no sorrow
thereto may be her portion.
That we thank the several railroads for
their kind favor In reduced rates.
That we request the publication of these
resolutions in the Abbeville city papers.
Respectfully submitted, Committee.
These resolutions were adopted by rising
vote.
Mr. Humbert,
Mrs. Wait,
Mrs. Diver,
Mrs. Watson.
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THE W. M. S.
Some Remarks and Some Facts
About the Same.

The Seveuteen Annual Session OF the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society or the
South Carolina Conference. convened In the
city OF Abbeville, s. c., July LIST and adjourn
ed July 9Th. The session was presided over
by the President Mrs. NJ. d. Wightman. The
ease, elegance and dignity displayed by her
in the management Of the Conference called
forth the admiration of the entire communl,
ty Her assistant officers seem exactly suited
TO their several positions and give beautiful
harmony to the entire proceedings. Ihe Con.
ference as a body impresses the lookeron
that hand Of competent. consecrated women
are at work with definite aim TO bless and
help the world. For SIX days, these lovely
mothers and daughters enlivened our homes.
and edited our people. MIS-: Josephine pdn
sor Bonnell delighted the audiences from
time to time with interesting facts, and i'm.
portant data from the foreign fields, and
training school.
Miss Annie Maria Barnes, Edtress of the
Little Worker attended the Con ference,
and in several instructive address, gave valu-
able Information as to the success OF the
workers In the various fields, especially In
the Indian and Mexican missions.
Miss Johnnie Sanders leaves this Confer.
ence TO enter upon her work In China. The
leave taking on Sunday afternoon was inter
many eyes evinced the deep sympathy OF the
audience for her, In entering upon her heroic
life OF seli-sacrifce for the betterment OF her
sex. Standing at the chaDcel In the loving
embrace of the President while the congre.
CATION sang, "God be with you till we Eeet
again" Miss Sanders presented to that au-
dience happy illustration OF the power OF
grace on human life, and left upon that In
terested band of devoted workers, an impress
sion so deep and abiding that thew can never
lose interest In this representative Of our
State, land this lovely child of our prayers.
Five thousand christian women banded to-
gether for one purpose, constitute a tormda-
bic wea pom in the hands of the church, for
dispelling the darkness OF heathen night,
and accomplishing the Savlours sacred pur-
pose, for enlghtening, qualifying, and elcva-
ting women of every cline up 10 the high
standard of virtue and true womanhood.
How passing strange that any one can be
found in thlschristian land SO blind to the
evident leadlngs OF Providence, as to oppose
this Christ-like work of giving to others the
glorious advantages which we have received
Of light and life, and heaven. May the bles-
sings OF heaven rest upon the missionary
movement In every land and church. and the
Lord hasten the day when His Kingdom
shall prevail in every nation and In every
heart. NJ h. L.
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PHENIX ITEMS.
Marriase-Back from Richmond
Other ItemS

Marriage-Back from Richmond
Other Items.
Phoenix, S. c., July T. 1896.
Owing to the good rains, the crops are look.
ing well.
Mr.. Richard Williams and Miss Annie
Gaines were married last Tuesday by Rev. j.
s. Jordan.
Quite q crowd attended Children's Day at
Bold Springs Saturday. Mr.. Will Miller per.
formed or the organ and the Rev. Justus on
the cornet.
Miss Ella Dargan returned home last week
full graduate OF the Greenville Female Col
lege.
Miss Lidie Townes and Miss Pauline Mos
ley are visiting relatives in Richmond.
Miss Mamie Chatham will close her school
at HarrelSon the 18th with an entertainment.
DIR. =. H. Adams attended the reunion OF
the old soldiers at Richmond.
Miss Sallie Stallworth, one Of Pacolets best
teachers, is home for vacation.
The Rev. +. D. s. Curtis will commence a
series of meetings at Damascus the Bird Sun
day, assisted by Rev. George Bussey.
Quite an enjoyable time was spent at Mr..
f.. l.. Tobert's Friday evening.
Mr.. Joe Maxwell and sister, Miss Daisy, Wis.
tied relatives and friends at Hodges Saturday
and Sunday.
The will be a picnic at MI: Moriah the l1th.
Mr.. Il. q. Cheatham Is running dairy.
Miss Ida Lee Hunter is in Newberry.
Miss Carol Jordan Is attending the teachers
association at Rock Hill.
Miss Bessie Bell Chipley and Miss Majors,
OF Greenwood are visiting Mrs. Joe Lake.
Mr.. j. S. Watson will move In his new store
this week. Rex.
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WARRENTON ITEMS.
Politics and People-Candidates and
Children-Pretty Girls With Manly

Warrenton, S. c., July 6, 1896.
AS the postman did not get of In time last
week TO meet the North bound train our
| locals we're absent.
THIS w9g we are me rain
| High School, begun work this morning on
the entertainme ent of the school, so the public
can expect q treat In week or 80. We will
announce later the date for 1t.
The farmers are very much elated over the
prospects for fine cotton crop in thissection,
talso corn Is very good.
1t was our pleasure to count crossties from
! Calhoun Falls TO Watts last week, and on our
| trip we noticed some very fine upland corn.
We agree with "lno'' OF the Medium where
she says let US consider before placing one in OF
flee who has public trust and are neglecting
II. How can we expect man to do his
duty and run around over the country when
he should be at his post
What a record; twenty three murders In
Greenville County, in two and a half years,
II she would beat the record but we think
Greenville has possessed herself OF this
notoriety.
Miss Antho Pope Of Green vile. spent few
| Miss Maggie Brooks.
Rev. B. Nj. Cheaiham and family spent
Saturday night in Warrenton.
| Miss Mary Douglas OF Abbeville, Miss Rosa
and Miss Gussie W ilson OF Fondville, visited
In town last week, Mrs. F. w. Wilson the
b ostess.
| MlB6 May bCOOhb duu hdsIcT ncTUcEt
Brooks, who have been going to school in
Clinton, reached home Thursday for a
months vacation.
Mr.. D. r. Penney leaves Wednesday to
visit daughters In Barnwell County, and on
his return Miss Ida will accompany him
home. Miss Ida has been teaching In Aiken
and her friends will all be glad to welcome
her back.
Miss LAME Thomas OF Wetumpka, Ala, is
expected to arrive In town in day or 30.
Mr.. Fennel. pastor of the Presbyterian
church, preached two very fine sermons Sun
day and Sunday night. His subject at night
was "Time Is short"
The base ball club has accepted challenge
| to play Donalds team; the game will come OIL
on the 81 fully. We will state at next writ
Ing where the game will be played.
A game between Lebanon and Warrenton
on Saturday, July II at Lebanon. Their club
needs practice consequently we can afford TO
| play Lebanon.
Don't forget the picnic on the l1th.
Geography has been revolutionized. Who
| Is 1t that is going TO the South pole to seek
Equatorial climates.
Prof. Willis, travelling for the Reed Music
Co., sang with the choir Sunday, which was
quite treat 10 the congregation.
| Mr.. w. A. Crawford OF Little Mountain
visited In Warrenton Saturday night.
| Quite large number from Warrenton at
tended children's day exercises Sunday after
noon at.Sharon and were treated to very
elaborate address by the Hon. Geo. Z. Price OF
Anderson. "Clio."
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A. B. MOrse's Locals.

Watch this column OF locals and when you
want anything call up Amos b. Morse, phone
No. Is.
Ready for sale right now, woods Turnip
Seed, the best for the South" ruta gaga ana
all the best varieties for salad and turnips.
Just received case of fresh corn starch.
indispensable TO housekeepers.
Fine peaches 20 cts a can or three for SO cts.
also q good pound can 15c straight, pound
can fine apples l5c or two for 2Gc.
Elegant sliced pine apples 2Oc can. Grated
l5c and 25c each.
If you want the best laundry soap TO be had
ask for "Fluted" cakes for 25c any money
order in each package. All ask Is for you 10
try 1t once, 1t will recommend Itself after the
first trial.
1 have received good lot Of housekeepers
and count ter scales, they are cheap, come and
see them. Every household and Iarm ought
TO be supplied with a scale.
Received today invoice OF q cheap lot OF
good sugar. The sugar itself will be In last OF
the week, come and get my prices before you
make your purchases. granulated and brown.
Don't forget that keep always on hand
barrel OF powered sugar.
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AbbeviIle Supply Co.'s Locals.

Morrisons sugar cured hams l2h ID.
Dove brand sugar cured bacon l21% ID.
Dove brand sugar cured hams 1Oc 10.
The above are fine and juicy.
In canned goods we have roast and corned
beef In and Id. sizes.
Potted ham "a size at only &c can.
Lobster standard brand 25c can.
Crabs standard brand 25c can.
Salmon steak fiat cans 20c can.
Salmon tall cans l219c can.
French sardines 15c box.
French mustard dressing at l0c and 25c box
3 ID. can pie peaches 10c can.
3 lb. can pineapples lOc can.
10 can pine apple preserved lOc can.
Something spledid for desert and cream.
Glib canned desert peaches 15c can.
3lb canned desert pears l5c can.
3 ID canned white cherries 2Oc can.
Lea l. Perrins sauce:
l 10 can Orleans Jams l5c can.
Condensed cream l0c can.
Gallon cans apples, whoppers, 9Oc can.
BIB can tomatoes l0c can.
ID can corn 1Oc can.
a few packages left yet OF Aunt Jamlmas 8
pan cake flour l0c pkg.
Knox's fruit flavor eelatine l0c can.
A specially blended tea for iced teas, delic-
ious flavor. only SOC 10.
Van Houten's cocane only 2jc can.
case Boher's chocolate 4Dc ID.
Magic yeast Sc box.
A few boxes of prunes, 2 ID TO box, l3c box.
Raisans, citron and currents.
Try cottolene for shortening.
Gives large bottle queen olives for &c.
French kidney beans l0c can.
Snowflake crackers, light and tiaky l2c ID.
Chow chow, mixed, plain. sweet and cheap.
Baking powders-royal, rex and good luck.
Flavorlng acknowledgements best lemon
and vanilla 25c bottle.
Corn starch, splendid, Sc box.
Abbeville Supply Co.
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McDayid'S Locals.

A line OF hosiery that can't be beaten In
town.
A good half hose at SC. A No. half hose,
any color, l0c.
Ladies hose, black, blue and any other color
you may wish. You should see our ladies l0c
hose.
A pretty line of ladies and gents handker.
chiefs. See the ladies handkerchief at SC.
Towels from So TO 25c. The l0c and l5c tow
els are daisies.
Hats and caps at low figure.
Remember we sell calico at Sc yard, also
apron ginghams SC, and the best dress ging-
hams at 6Hc.
A big lot of white homespun, drills, check
homespun, bleaching, &C., all OF which will
sell cheap.
Spool thread 35c dozen.
Shoes. Do you wear shoes? Then you
should see those shoes at McDavid's He can
it you In any kind Of shoe, at any price.
Try him before you buy.
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MRS. S. A. FISHER, mother OF Policeman
]. s. Fisher is in town on visit 10 her son.
She has been spending a while with her
daughter. and like many others at diS'
lance. has come to Abbeville for her health
II is gratifying to all lovers of Abbeville to
know the high esteem in which strangers
regard the heathfulness OF tn is city. Many
raiiroad men and others have been impressed
with the splendid pure water which we have,
and as a result, the health of invalids Is often
greatly improved by sojourn in our town.
Mr.. CHRISTIE BENET, of Charleston, came
up Sunday to spend the summer with his
grandfather. Gen. Samuel MCGOWAN. Chris
tie has many friends who are glad to see MIN
and welcome him back to his old home.
Mr.. SIMS HARRIS came up from Little
Mountain last Monday to spend few days
with his mother. The water seems to have
improved him very much.
Mr.. FOSTER BARNwELL is back from .Vlr,
ginia, where he has been attending school.
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Harrison G Games Locals.

Go to Harrison & Game for cool, refreshing
drinks-everything neat and up to date.
Soda water and other drinks IN thin glasses
at the new fountain.
Cherry ripe, delicious drink.
Ice cold soda water served at Harrison
Game. Give us trial.
Keep cool by patronizing Harrison& Games
soda fount. Chocolate soda 5c-rich, creamy,
sweet and cold.
For cold comfort soda try red messina
orange.
A cold day-the day that our cream soda
does not get sold.
A warm fact-the thermometer. cold
fact-our sc soda.
Our soda is right, 1t Is served right, In the
right glasses, and you cannot afford not 10 al
ford glass at SC.
Orange Is good, but Red Messina Orange is
fine.
Taste cherry ripe and common cherry is no
longer cherry. Served at Harrison & Game.
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have Just received large shipment of the
American preserving and liquid powder.
Get package and save your fruit. p. B.
Speed.
You can save so pounds of fruit for 25 cents.
Call at Speeds and get the right thing.
You can get any kind Of good drinks at
Speeds.
Drink Vicky lemonade 1t Is good for dispep-
Sia at Speeds.
DIR. Williams pink pills can be had at
Speeds.
Drink cherry bounce at Speeds.
Did YOU know Hoods sarsaparilla is one OF
the best blood medicines. 1t stops that tired
feeling, at Speeds. :.
You spouid go TO Speeds and see his sta
aionery bsfore you buy. He has something
extra fine to show you.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-07-08
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Brief Notes of What They Did Last
MOnday-New ROads-New Bridges
New Rules.

New Rules.
The meeting of Board of County Commits
sioners was held on Monday.
After the approval OF accounts, petitions
and complaints, were acted upon. The Board
agreed 10 pay j. l.. Gilbert ten dollars for right
OF way for public road from Cade's mill 10
Bordeaux.
&c. Kennedy and r. J. Britt were appoint
ed to report on the necessity of bridge across
Rocky creek near Mccormick.
Petition for bridge over Rocky river near K.
NJ. Halls was granted.
Petition TO change public road leading from
Cokesbury to Ninety-SiX via Stony Point was
granted.
The Chairman of Board was instructed to
notify all persons who had been reported tor
not cleaning streams, and persons falling 10
comply, Township missioners will have
the work done.
The Supervisor, with Messrs. G.. b. Riley
and NJ. q. Donald, were instructed TO pur-
chase the mules now owned by Donalds
and put the machine to work in some other
Township. continuing the work twenty days
in each Township.
Convicts having escaped at different times
during the absence OF Mr.. Moore, 1t WAS or
dered that he at no time leave the force, with
out putting q good man in his place. If so,
and Il convict should escape, he will forfeit
twenty-five dollars to the county.
Petition was presented to open road and
build bridge at Ricketts, ferry. The Super
visor with Messrs. II. j. Kinard and w. w.
Klugh were appointed a committe TO confer
with Supervisor of Laurens, and report at
next meeting.
j. l.. Mcmillan, Secretary.
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Give Your Dogs Wafer.

LAS the days get warmer the dogs become
more and more liable to the distemper nnd
then 10 going mad. There is the greatest
danger attached TO the dogs that are kept in
the yards all day. Being penned up, the
beasts get restless and In four out OF tive
sends them mad. Every man who owns q
dos should see that there is always pan oil
water Tor him to slake his thirst. IL Is not
only case of humanity, but II Is also case
OF self protection. The mad dog season Is on
and hydrophobia is not far off,"
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HaddOn's Locals.

The prettiest and cheapest jest. Those pew
silks for waists just received.
The latest fad in fans-very small and looks
like butterfly's wings.
New linen lawns for waists or dress.
The best yet-46 in all wool black drap dete
hnish henrietta SOC. Another lot just receiv-
ed.
White silk parasols.
Now is the time to secure bargains In short
ends Of dress materials. We have them eV-
cry day.
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Veterans.

Mr.. w. A. Templeton, DIR, J. Lowrie vii.
son. and other gallant soldiers OF the Los!
Cause, went TO Richmond last week 10 meel
which they took part in the stirring scenes.
We understood MIR. Templeton to say that
the cars made better time last week than they
did In the sixties, and that the accomnoda.
lions on the train now are superior to those OF
former years.