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Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-11-28
Street Railroads.
Rochester.

The report speaks of street railroads
as follows:
Augusta, Hallowell & Gardiner:
Roadbed and track considerably i'm
proved during the past year solid
roadbed has been made to Loudon Hill
to take the place of the trestle at that
place. Three miles of track have been
ballasted and bound, and $500 new ties
have been laid. The trolley line from
new poles being used the entire dis
tance. The bridges and culverts are
safe for the cars used. The rolling
stock is good, and kept in good repair
The car house and power station have
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-11-28
Railroads and Steamboats,.
BANGOR & AR0OSTOOk R. R.

Pullman Buffet Parlor cars between
Houlton and Bangor on trains leaving
Houlton at $40 A. M. and Bangor. at 40
p. NJ
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-11-28

been repaired and improved, and a good
stone foundation has been put under
the front of the former.
The Skowhegan 4 Norridgewock is
well looked after.
The several other street railroads are
well looked after. and are in general
ly satisfactory condition.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-11-28
Gully genmebsf Saurmal.
CALENDAR COMING EVENTS.


At Auburn, Dec. 2-AndrOscOggin w. G..
T. l.. convention.
Grange.
At Kenduskeag, Nov. 2S-Penobscot Po-
mona Grange.
At Winthrop, Dec. 9-Kennebec Pomona
Grange.
A. Augusta, Dec: A-fs-Arnual Meeting
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-11-28

The c. p. r. shops at McAdam
Junction are busy getting engines IN
readiness for the larger ocean irelgnt
business that is expected 10 arrive III
ST. John, N. B., the coming Wlhter'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-11-28

Smoke was discovered, Friday even
ing. in the house occupied by William
Robbins on Sewall street, and an alarm
was at once rung in from box 81, at
the corner of Sewall and Green streets
Search at first failed to discover the
source of the smoke. In the shed, ad-
Joining the house, sort OF ell, the
woodwork of a partition was found
charred. This did not account for the
burnt-rag flavor that the smoke had.
After considerable time it was found
that a box, bottom side up. contained
smouldering rags. 1t is thought that
If was caused by a lamp, which had
been taken into the shed by one after
wood. The box probably was over
turned by the first one entering, and
this was overlooked by the twenty or
more people who had assembled in the
shed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-13
THE GRAND COMMANDERS VISIT.
Hon. II. II. Casyyeil Received Last
Night by Libertas Lodge.

The Venerable Grand Commander Of
the Supreme Council OF the Ancient and
Accepted Scottish Rite Of Freemasonry
for the southern and western jurisdic-
ton of the United States, Hon. Thomas
Hubbard Casweu. of San Francisco. paid
an official visit TO Liberals Lodge Of Per-
lection. No. 5, last night. There was
large attendance, including the four
thirty-third degree Masons of Richmond
Captain John T. Mayer. Charles a. Nes-
bitt. william Ryan, and Rev. Or. II. Car
michael Rev. Or. j. Y. Fair. as venerable
master Of the lodge, presided.
The Grand Commander under the es-
cort of sword-bearers and candle
bearers. was ushered into the asylum
abOu, half-past o'clock. The venerable
master welcomed him in a graceful
speech. and the Grand Commander re-
sponded I'm feeling words During the
evening speeches We're made by Judge
Wexford, Major Courtney. j. b. Blanks,
Rev Mr.. Gravatt, Rev. Mr.. Van Houten,
Captain Mayer, and others Captain
Cunningham sang a number Of beautiful
songs. The meeting was exceedingly
pleasant and was enjoyed by all present.
The Scottish Rite Masons rendered the
Grand Commander a banquet which was
10 be given this evening. but he
had to decline. as he had arranged 10
leave Richmond 10 keep an engagement
in Baltimore sooner than he expected.
This is Mr.. Caswelrs first visit to Rich
mond. and he will spend this morning
sight seeing. He is stopping at the JEFF
ferson where a number Of prominent
Masons called to greet him yesterday
afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-13
PersonnIs md Driefs.

Captain John A. Curtis continues quite
sick al his home on Church Hill.
Rev. f. n. Calisch has moved into his
new residence, at 1896 west Grace street.
Dove Lodge, OF Masons, will hold a
stated meeting this evening at the usual
hour.
Mr.. Leslie Ryan. assistant general coun-
sci for the Southern railway, is at the
Jefferson.
Hon. Charles T. Bland and Colonel
Joseph Il. Duke, Of Portsmouth, were in
the city yesterday.
DR.. 5. Galesh left last night for
short trip North on business OF the En-
dowment Guild.
Miss Fannie Goodwin. Of Wytheville,
is staying with Mrs. DR.. Lewis Wheat,
62l east Franklin street.
Mrs. Mary Mcmahon. widow OF Patrick
Mcmahon, died at her home, 402 louisiana
street, Wednesday night
Mr.. Wesley p. Huntley Jr, OF this
city. has been granted letters patent for
an Improvement IN seal lock.
Nh Clement Manley. chairman OF tho
State Democratic Committee OK North
Carolina, Is visiting his father-ln-law,
Colonel \. $. Buford.
The change in the hour OF the Friday
evening service at Beth Ahaba Syna-
gosue will not take place till next Fri
day, the 20th instant
General Hundley. OF Amelia. and Sena-
tors Thomas n. Williams. OF Mecken-
burg, and William /. Jordan, of Halifax.
are IN the city, stopping at Murphy's.
\ letter 10 Deputy Marshal A. J. Pleas
ants from Newark, n. j.. says that Tony
Schwane, the absconding salOon-keeper.
is there In Jail, he being unable 10 furnish
bail. As soon as Judge is appointed 10
FIJI the vacancy caused by the death OF
Judge Green. Schwane will be brought TO
this city.
Rev. Charles Littlebury Stewart, a
former student OF Richmond College, and
a resident OF this city. who has been
doing missionary work In the city Of
Brooklyn during the last six months. has
been ordained a minister OF the Gospel.
and IS M present assisting the Rev
Armor Fair OF the Apostolic Church, in
the above city. I'm his work
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-13
CLEANED THE BAR'L.
CAMPAIGN COMMIT.
TEE IN SESSION YESTERDAY.
TYLEI. WILL MAKE A CONTEST.
General Lee Coming Here To-NIor-
row, and Ii IL Said He VIII Confer
WIN the GOld-Bugs with Refer
ence 10 the Goyernorship.

The Republican Campaign Committee
who were in charge Of the fight in vir-
ginia, met at headquarters yesterday and
wound up their affairs for this year
spending most Of their time IN polishing
the inside Of Hanna's bar'l. There were
present Messrs. Waddll. Brady, Agnew.
Browning, Strother. and Carney. Colonel
Lamb and General Walker were the only
absentees.
The meeting was, OF course, o. secret
one, and Judge Waddill, when seen after
adjournment, said that there was really
nothing Of public interest done.
The Judge was really very uncomrnu-
NEGATIVE, and said that the Dispatch had
published yesterday all there was Of in
terest in Republican circles.
A well-known Richmond lawyer has re-
ceiyod a letter from W. B. Tyler.
the Republican congressional candi-
date in the First District, who
was defeated by Jones. asking him
to take charge OF his contest for him.
This would Indicate that AR. Tyler viii
certainly contest Dir. Jones's seat. though
Judge Waddill said he knew nothing OF IL.
STILL GETTING IN RETURNS.
Captain Asa Rogers said yesterday that
returns are coming in slowly from the
precinct chairmen. Late returns" he
said, show that my figures OF $500
Republicans who had lost their votes
are far below what they really believe"
Hon. jacob Yost was in conference
vi Ha -
He claims 70 have a majority OF 147 in
the Tenth District. lie requested General
Allan TO look out for his interests when
the State Ca-iyassing Board meets.
Hon. Il. 5. Hooper called al State head
quarters. He Is not betting man, but
VIII 90 10 the Inauguration at the ex-
pense OF a Bryan man. The Democrat
wanted 10 make wager, but Mr.. Hooper
would only make an agreement TO pay
the expenses Of his friend 10 Washing
ton II Bryan was elected. and vice versa.
Captain James Frazier. OF Rockbridge,
was caller as were also Mr.. Bradley,
Of Fredercksburg and Mr.. John w.
Jackson. OF Columbia.
A rumpus IS being raised among the
Mitchell "nggers" now. They feel
aggrieyed that they did not get their por-
ton from Hanna's barl, and say that
John sold them into the Allan Waddin
ranks, but gave them none Of the fat
General titzhugh Lee is expected 10
arrive here tomorrow and II is said that
he comes 10 confer with the gold leaders
with reference 70 becoming their candi-
date for Governor next year. IL has been
asserted on several occasions that he
would be acceptable S,like to the Bolto-
crats and Republicans The Generals
many friends here do not believe. how
ever. that he viii accept the nomination.
as IL would be a suicidal policy for him
a rurSIp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-13

Rev Or. Hoge IS delivering en- his We'd
neslay night prayer-meetings a most in-
structivc series Of lectures on the epistle
to the seven churches recorded I'm the
Book of Revelation. each lecture being
preceded by a sketch Of the city under
discussion. prepared by one Of the mem
bers of the congregation. The subject al
the last meeting was Thyatira. The pa
per was well written and was exceedingly
interesting. The pastors theme was the
injury that comes TO the church by the
teaching of false doctrinc-the church OF
Thyatira having suffered that woman
Jezebel. which calleth herself a prophet
ess" TO lead some astray. Touching
briefly ON the purity of the early church
Or. H0ee emphasized the harm that had
been done boy the introduction Of error
into the crceds. so church could remain
pure unless the creed was founded in
truth. Jezebel, h. the passage referred
10. was an allegorical character drawn
from the historic character in the Old
Testament. The speaker gave most
graphic sketch Of Ahab and JezebeL lie
called attention 10 the striking parallel
between Jezebel and Lady Macbeth. In
the course of his eloquent discussion Dr.
Hoge took I'm "A great sweep of history
and his illustrations We're singularly
fclicitous Those who fail 10 attend
these Wednesday night services miss lite
rary treats, 20 say nothing Of spiritual
helm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-13
Nccn1c-rrori, cnlIa to Mcet.

The fourth annual meeting Of the
Needle-Work Guild viii be held shortly
and il is hoped that there viii be q
larger attendance Of members than has
been the case for the last two meetings.
Since the guild was organized. IN
March. 1888. at 81 east Grace street
several hundred names have been en-
rolled. with the understanding that these
ladies would be members OF the guild
until their designations We're sent in.
No such designations have been received
but during the last two years not more
than oue-third Of the members have sent
In contributions.
If the good that has been done by the
guild were fully realized by its members
this could not be the case, and al the
coming meeting an account OF this sood
work will be given. There are no iees
necessary Tor membership In the Needle
Work Guild. and only one meeting year
is held. The only condition of member
shin is the pledge 20 send in annually TWO
new articles Of clothing or bed hneh'
ITO do good and 10 distribute forget hot
for with such sacrifices God IS wen
plcascd"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-13
4 c1othine Merchant FniIs.

A deed OF assignment was filed i'm the
office of the Clerk OF the Cnancery Court
yesterday by Mrs. Julia 4. hirshberg TO
G.. r.. Tabb. trustee. Mrs. Hirshberg has
for some time conducted clothing hat
and shoe store az No. 1i47 east Main
street The liabilities aggregate about
1920, and the creditors are CLASSIFIED as
follows: state Bank OF Virginia $50, note;
sarah Hirshberg Sii5. note; NJ. Abrams,
or New York. 500. note; State Bank Of
virginia. note. SIS; state Bank Of Nir-
riuia. note. 500. Julius Straus & sons.
Sn.M note: Harry Goodman OF Philadei-
phia. 500. note: y. i. Jacobs. $3.50 note;
s. Michel 81 Sons, Of New York note
81 1lI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-13
He Runs to Poetry and Music.

Mr. Edwin l.. Parker. formerly OF Rich
mond a brother of Dr. W w. Parker
and who was for some years with his
father Colonel 5. ii. Parker, in the
Land Office here. has written two songs.
The first is entitled: Scenes OF the Ball
Room" and the second "Tramping" Mr..
Parker is still a bachelor and fine-look
ing. He was once considered the hand
soonest man I'm Richmond AS his mind
is now running to poetry and music. his
friends are hopeful that he may yet be-
come 4 Benedict.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-13
Z. :. Court of Appeals.

The United States Circuit Court Of Ap-
peaIs was I'm session again yesterday.
Judges Smonton. Bradley, and Morris pre-
sided.
Tho case Of King, appellant, against
Eaekirk and Mullens. appelloes, appealed
from the Circuit Court of West Virginia,
was argued by M F stiles. Of Charleston,
w Va. Tor appellant and Il. II. Ninson,
of Huntington. W. Va, for appellees and
submitted.
The case Of King against McClintocl,
was argued by the same counsel
The case Of ~. NJ Butler appellant.
AGAINST UImau and Jaeger. appellees, app
pealed from Circuit Court Of West Nir-
ginia. Pending argument ia this case The
court adjourned until 10 o'clock this morn
iuu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-13

lions TO the several departments. II
was O. secret meeting.
Clty-Cleri. Ben. II. August has jus, is
sued to the members of the City Council
very handsome little pockot-books. con-
tanning the personnel Of the Council and
the composition Of the various commit
tees. giving the time and place of meet
ings. The publication also has a list of
the nrc-alarm boxes. ana much other
interesting municipal information. II is
elegantly finished with morocco backs.
President w NJ Turpin. of the Board
Of Aldermen. has postponed the date for
holding the joint session of the City Coun-
cu to consider the resignation OF Gxty-
ATTORNEY Meredith from Monday night
next until next Tuesday evening ut 1880
o'clock. This was done owing 10 the fact
that a number of important committees
are to meet Monday afternoon and they
would probably conflict with the joint
session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-13

Miss Alma Ross Lefew. the bright and
interesting little daughter Of Nh W. w
I,efew. died at he residence Of her father
ON Floyd avenue. ri 4 o'clock Wednesday
morning Her disease was diphtheria and
her sunerirgs were exceedingly great. she
was a lovely child, and won the affection
of all who knew her. She was "a memoe.
OF the infant class OF the Grace-Stieei
1s,,tiet sunday school. and was a great
f.,.orite with tho children and her teacher
rTer burial took place 40 Hollywood yes
ferIav afternoon, the services being con
dncled by Or Hatcher the pastor OF the
family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-13
nun nnr WIN the Justice.

Justice John dished out the judicial soup
Yesterday morning with his usual grace
and with more than usual hospilall'y'
and II was pity that his hayward Iaih'-
ly showed up in such small numbers.
Thomas Peasants. VINO mas DoSn
long I'm the thieving business; anu Gu
nes6av was taken in for stealing clock
rom Mr.. Flanagan, was sent to jail FOR
thirty days. $500, ,,...
Allan Johnson was fined $50 and costs
fo- carving concealed weapons.
Arthur Hackett was charged with crap
shooting and fined $50 and costs.
William Spencer alias Spencer Nlliiains
was fined 500 Tor threatening 70 cut Wine
Jackson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-13
PUT OFF THE FORCE.
ururu DEPARTMENT. or CITY
WILL PRACTICALLY SHUT DOWN.
COUNCIL ASKED FOR MORE MONEY.
M.ry Ven VIII BE Thrown Ont of
Employment Unless Prompt Action
D.. TaLen-Statement az the Ac-
coout-Othc- Council News.

.,., r.-,-.,,.r. Ga about out
.,.'. ,,..,. ,,,,,-,il e,,-
more money J' l lhe "olA 0-
the streets and removing gar
.r Do. practically stopped to-mOr-
,.l ,h,+ tho
WILD h'
t-.e He.lh some time ago Zee
the Council 10 make an appropria-
. ,o carry The DEPART
O., ,.,ar I,eb-
emu 'l '-' ~,
Use - 10 ihe yI3seE@ the a'''
- money asked FOR nus been denied
o. committee and ibis bqdv finds itself
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+.'.I OF '"- D'i
H lh Committee al .l'7N'''
last l.sat. decided TO put on the
.,.. fo,,, men 10
t.. ..... and t,-, mon 10 be on duty
..... ....-.. This was done on motion
... .+...,,l.pca ,,ron
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committee "tIe' 0"''i mon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-13
Dig Teans Lnnd suit.

Messrs. Kelley & Edwards. attorneys,
leave tonight for Waco, Tex. to at
tend the United States Circuit Court at
that place. They represent the heirs Of
Aaron B. King. who was killed IN the
Tcxar war Of independence. and 20 whose
heirs the State Of Texas subsequent
ly patented 400 acres OF land near Waco.
The land IS now very valuable, and
a suit for it's recovery has been insJi-
tuted by Kelley & Edwards. representing
the Virginia claimants.
King went from King William county.
Va, TO fight for Texas. and his heirs.
descendants OF his sister. are now living
I'm King William, Hanover, and Essex.
The suit has aroused much interest. both
I'm this State and I'm Texas and will pro-
baby be determined az this term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-13

Richmond: George ID. Mayo 10 Ihohi4s
J.. sprauey 1912 feet on east SIDE Uoaolh
etroet ~ feet from Calhoun. running back
to calhoun street and fronting thereon
q % feet. $3.50
Hcnrico: T. y. Carter's Trustees 10 a.
T. Dickinson, 40 feet on Brown street
northeast corner National road. goo.
Thomas III. Farrand and wife to Chailes
NJ. Adams. % feet on Holling street norlh-
east corner Lewis, $lG5.
g. W Randall to -. r. Eldrldge. acres
on south side Williamsburg turnpike
81 500
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-13
Tbe south Carolina Room.

The patriotic women Of Georgetown, ;.
c.. under the able leadership OF Mrs b..
A. Munnerlyn have organized a commit
tee 70 aid the South Carolina Room OF
the Confederate Museum. To this end
they will shortly give a public entertain
ment. The Georgetown Semi-Weeky
Times. in it's issue OF November 7th
appeals TO its readers to aid the patriotic
efforts Of the ladies In collecting relies
and records for the South Carolina Room,
and In contributing funds for its support.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-13

Grove No. .. with the Grand Treasurer
Of Liberal Grove, and Grand Secretary
James A. Lipscomb. of Cynthus No. g.,
met and installed the officers Of Monroe,
No. J. and Liberal. No. 2. Of Richmond,
and Cynthus. No. 3, of Manchester. The
attendance was unusually large, and after
adjournment the ohicers-elect. grand OFF,
GERS. and the attending members re-
paired to nearby restaurant, where
they were banqueted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-13
Donntion-Day Mt the Sbeltering
Arms.

Yesterday was the annual Donation
day at the Sheltering-Arm Hospital,
and a very profitable day it proved, too.
All day gifts Of all sorts came pouring IN,
and the ladies' delegated to receive the
contributions were kept constantly busy.
The managers OF the hospital express
themselves as highly gratilied with the
kindness and fostering care manifested
towards their worthy institution by the
people OF Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-13
Riehmonders I'm New York.

NEW YORK November f2-Cspe-
cial)-T. II. Bigger and wife, Bel
vldere; r. W. Courtney and wife.
Metropolitan; w. T. Petteroy. Broad
way Central: l.. f. Davis. 81. Cloud;
j. p. Smith. Aston; J. W. Hilton and wife.
Grand Union; A. Blair and wife, Impe-
rial; J. 6 Williams Miss Williams. Miss
Mcclure, Il. l.. Williams. j. Ruther-
ford, ]. l.. Williams and wife, MARI
borough.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-13
Commitments the Fire Department.

Chief Fuller. Of the Richmond Fire De-
partment has received from Mrs. T. o..
Noting a check for 500 10 be applied 10
the Firemans Relief Fund. Mrs. Nolt-
ing in a letter which accompanied the
check. commended most highly the work
done by the department upon the occa-
sion of the recent fire at No. 1913 east
Cary street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-13

Boston Blower Company against Nhr-
man Lumber Company Argued by Rich
ard Wake, Esq, for appellant and AL
fred =. Thorn for appeilees and submitted.
Next cases for argument; McVeigh' $
Administrator VS. Chamberlain, No. 2. and
Reid a. Brother vs.. Norfolk city Railway
company, No. 3, on argument docket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-13
of Monumental, church

Sunday. the 18th. IS the anniversary OF
the conservation OF old Monumental
church, the first service having been held
In this edifice November Is. lsiA Special
and appropriate services will be conducted
by the pastor, Rev. h. s suckney, both
morning and afternoon. Some elaborate
and special music viii BE- rendered by the
vested choir.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-13

Bishop c. {. Penick, the new rector OF
ST. Marks church. VIII assume charge
and preach al both services there Sunday.
on next Wednesday evening, between thu
hours Of and 10 o'clock. a reception will
be rendered 10 the Bishop in the Sunday
school room Of the church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-13

instructive talk on the Influence and
Power of The Gospel" The services will
continue tonight and Sunday night and
through next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-13
Services 1T the Mission.

The services at west-End Christian
Mission last night were well attended
despite the very Indictment weather. Rev;
Junius wilkins gave an interesting ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-13
Mr. Minefrce Is Improving.

The condition Of Mr. Joseph Minetree
was somewhat improved last night. ana
strong hopes are now entertained OF ms
ultimate recovery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-13
Installation and banquet.

last night at Drulds' Hall Deputy-No-
! ble-Grand-Arch Fritz Detrill, Of Howard'5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-13

where he goes TO be married on the 18th
instant to Miss Maude Hesse No cards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-13

81, '.'ie was lengthy session last night
~ 'he subcommittee Of the Finance
iinlliel 10 which was referred
'"''-'t' - solutions making approprla-
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-09-30

which is complc'e in every respect.
Miss Lula V. GaSSaway is in charge
of this department, and has hccu since
the firm was organized. The finest
line of millinery that one could wish
10 see is kept III stock by this firm
Five statesmen are regularly employed
and two sa'c.ladie-. The members If
the firm give it their cl sest r-n.ion
and care. and keep up with AL the
different departments of the establish
mcnt.
The prices at this store arc the very
lowest that it is pc sibIe to find, and
the articles sold are Fl st class. No
shoddy good. are kept in stock. as th-
men who buy the goods for the firm
understand thoroughly Ii w tn Get
bargains, and at the same lime the
very best go"d, that arc On The mar
ktt
Pelzer has grown a great deal OF
late aud Will ans & Go. arc octer-
miucd to k cp up with Inc procession
With the growth of the town they he
Gin to add 10 trc,r sock. which 's in
CREASED from year to year. 1t is one
ot the most reliable houses in South
Carolina.