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l.. w. Whites Locals.

There was great rush TO buy goods at l..
w. Whites store last Saturday, and great
many goods were sold, but onr stock is large.
and there Is still enough left to supply all the
wants Of the trading public. All are invited
to come and examine one OF the most COM
plete and attractive stocks OF spring.and sum
mer merchandise ever offered in the city Of
Abbeville.
We are daily advised OF advances in vari-
Gus lines Of merchandise, on account OF the
Dlngley Tariff Bill, but having bought large.
ly at the very lowest prices, the interests o.
our customers will be protected, and we beg
TO assure them that they can buy goods from
us at prices lower than were ever named be.
fore.
Just try 1t and You will be convinced of the
truth OF what we say.
All the ladies OF the county have lot yet
seen our superb stock of dress goods. Those
who have not yet favored US with q call, are
cordially invited TO examine particularly our
extensive and beautiful lines OF wash fabrics
which for variety and attractiveness cannot
be surpassed. We have had good success In
selling these goods so far, and have sold en-.
tirely out Of our finest French organdiSe. but
we have ordered more, and hope 10 exhibit
an entirely new supply in a few days.
We have an elegant assortment OF ribbons.
laces and embroideries and are selling them
at very low prices.
We have q splepded stock Of ladies low
Quartered shoes. We have some styles of
Oxfords made by Zisgler Brothers and Ham.
ilton Brown Shoe Company which are espe-
cially desirable.
Ask for our cottonades at 1914 cents. They
are good, heavy and cheap. l.. w. White.
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II you want a sure death of bugs of any
kind, use kil-a. Bug for sale at Speeds.
Go to Speeds for delightful and refreshing
drinks.
For that tired feeling and the other feelings
that one usually has in the spring time. take
Milford's syrup Of hypophosphates. For sale
at Speeds.
If you want to feel good and be happy
drink Trilby Cobb at Speeds.
a new lot of baby carriages just in. Prices
lower than ever. ]. d. Kerr.
Up-to.d date Foot Wear-Shoes and Slippers
at Haddon's.
White French organdies, 66-70 In width, q
and SO cents, at Haddon's.
We are headquarters for fine toilet soap
hair brushes, flesh brushes, clothes brushes
tooth brushes, &C. In fact everything in the
inc Of toilet articles. P. 3. Speed.
When you are down town don't fall to stop
at Speeds anb get mountain cream, 1t is .
delightful drink.
Ladies and gentlemen who do not wish 10 gel
out Of their carriages can have drinks served
by stopping in front OF Speeds.
When thirsty and hot call up No. Is, and
order what you want. 1t doesn't cost any
more
Try q lemonade at Speeds.
Ki-a-Bug, 25c bottle at Speeds.
Rugs, mating, shades, arm rods, lace cur
tains clocks, toilet sets, sewing machines can
be found at j. D. Kerrs.
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SIGHTS AT BRADLEY.
Echoes from the People Who Roam
the Eyerlastine Hills.
Union-Bradley, S. c., May 3, 1897.

Union.Bradley, S. c., May g. 1897.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Duncan, of Newberry,
S. C., are visiting relatives in the Union
vicinity.
Our farmers are succeeding admirably with
their work. They will soon have their cotton
crop planted. Some OF them who begun
planting early have fine stand OF cotton on
u greater portion OF their land.
Mrs. Patsy johnson, who has been serious
ly i'll for some days Is cou valescing. DR.. j. ID.
Neel, OF Troy, $. c., attended her during her
illness.
Rev G. II. Burton spent number of days
last week visiting his Union congregation.
He has kindly consented TO preach at Union
again this year. He will preach on 4th Sun
day in each month in the evening.
Mr.. Il. p. Rush, who has been visiting his
fathers family IN Greenwood has returned 10
his home.
Mr.. W. A. Finn has the prettiest flelG Of up
ergetic farmer and believes In living at home.
Miss Mary Lou DeVore, of Georgia. who
has been spending some months with her Sis
ter, Mrs. VIII Alton, left for her home last
MIR. a. j. Clnkscales spent last week carry
ing out his contract TO build bridge over
Long Cane creek. He had the bridge almost
completed Friday evening, when the heavy
rain came, bat have not heard whether or
not his work was damaged by the creek,
which was said to be very much swollen by
the rain.
Our Sunday School was largely attended
yesterday Every one seemed In pleasant
humor and of course that added greatly 10
the interest of the meeting.
Mr.. j. NJ. Pounds, of Bradley, says unless
ovidentially hindered he will leave for
Georgia Tuesday, where he will accept = posi-
tion with lumber man. MIR. Pounds has
been In our town long while and we regret
to see him go. However, we wish for him
much success In his new home.
Born on the 3Oth of April, TO Mrs. L. IL
Bradley, a son.
Mrs. Eva Youngblood and her little niece
Willie Youngbood. have returned from thelr
visit 10 Willston, >. e.. On their return they
stopped in Augusta, Ga, and witnessed some
of the performances by the merry makers.
4 great many people from our vicinity took
advantage OF the excursion rates last week
and went to Augusta.
Rev. u. G. Phillips father has been with
him for some days.
There wasn't any preach ing in the A. r. =
church yesterday as Rev. u. u. Phillips wen
to Ora, S. c., to assist the pastor of the church
at that place in meeting.
Old Mr.. Nelson, who once lived near Cedar
Springs, is quite Ill in our town. e.
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w. ID. Bark sdale & Co.'s Locals.

A splendid "Rio Coffee lbs. for 81. The
very best in town for The money. w. D..
BarksdaIe & Co.
McCauley's home cured hams-a lot just re-
celved-fne and jbicy. w. d. Barksdale &
Co.
Another lot OF Granduer flour to come in
this week.
Come and get nice cream freezer-Artic
and White Mountain. A nice size for Sl.5O.
Celluloid starch-5 and 1Oc packages.
Lots OF tinware just come.
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OLD CAMBRIDGE.
Beautiful Carpets Cover the Earth
Happy Clerks Have Time to Play
TiSifnrS.

Happy Clerks Have Time to Play
Visitors.
Ninety-Six, S. c., May 3, 1897.
The picnic last Friday was enjoyed oy tne
large crowd who were brave enough To VEN
ture out. Although the morning dawned SO
uupropilious, ere King Sol had reached
mis- zenith the picnic grounds were thickly
dotted with young and old. The children
enjoy ed the day as only Toung folks are capa.
BILE OF doing, by romping-a general hurrah.
rhe older persons sat beneath the trees en-
gagged In pleasant small talk, while the lovers
roamed al their own sweet will. seeking some
cool secluded spot. The dinner table spoke
very harshly o. having 10 support sue secr Ia q
upon IL. Those who have ever eaten picnic
dinner at Ninety-SiX know Whereol we
speak The Carter place is an ideal outing
ground Mother earth Is covered with q solt
Green carpet, more beautiful than any brus-
sells that ever covered drawing room. Inc
shade Is not dense. but cool aud lnvltlng ana
the balmy air is redolent with sweet perfume
from natures garden.
Mrs. j ohn Duncan came up Saturday from
Columbia to spend sometime with her moth
er Mrs. d. II. Tompkins.
MIR. Claude Garrett, OF Laurens, was IN
Misses Bollen and Brownlee Rice, OF Green.
wood, spent last Sunday with their grand
parents.
Messrs. Osborne, Sanders and Phillips took
10 the Carnival in Augusta last week.
The botany class Is tiourishing. Last week
they tramped over TO the Little Mountain
and enjoyed botaniziug the beautiful flowers
and foliage that grow In protusion there.
Mr.. G. NJ. Anderson now skins the earth on
a new bicycle. $40;
Next Sabbath communion services will be
held at the Presbyterian church.
Now the clerks are happy, the stores close
at o'clock. Whst a kindness the ladies
would be doing II when shopping late they
would make an effort TO reach the stores be-
fore six and not just as they are closing the
doors.
MIR. ]. C. Wier and wife will enjoy the sea
breeze this week. Others expect to take ad-
vantage of the cheap rates and visit Charles
ton also.
We had fine rains Thursday and Friday
which has not only brought out grain and
cotton, bot smiles on the farmers faces.
Messrs. Jim Will Jams and Taylor Goodwin,
of Greenwood, were in town last week.
Misses Hill were down for the picnic accom-
panied oy Miss Mai Moore.
Some of our young folks will visit the
Thornwell Orphanage Saturday.
Cambridge.
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FAIR PROPOSITION.
and Gentle Rains-The
FeOple About Rocky River.


Lowndesville, 8. c., May 8, 1897.
Mrs. o. johnson left Monday morning for q
visit to her old home, Trenton, where she
will spend sometime.
to Abbevilie Wednesday on business
The first of last week began the usual
spring cry and scare of mad dogs and several
OF the tribe were sent to their long home.
TO Abbevlle Thursday and returned that
evening.
Some OF our folk attended the merry-mak.
ers gathering In Augusta last week, and en-,
joyed their trip very much. Others wanted
TO 60 and gave out a standing proposition TO
any one who would pay their way 10 go and
see all that they could see, hear all they could
hear, and when they come back, would tsll ell IT.
liberal wasn't It?
We had mild, gentle rains Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, which combined made the
lands too wet to piow, which will enable the
planters to prepare and plant their lands,
which had become too hard to plow before.
MIR. ]. D. Thomas, Of Anderson, came down
Saturday to spend few days with the family
Rev. j. A. Brown, OF Due West, pastor Of
the Baptist church in this place, came over
Friday and spent I'll! yesterday among his
members. He filled his appointment here at
IL a. m.
Mrs. ]. ]. Martin, quite an aged lady, living
near here, who had been afflicted for several
months. died Wednesday night: She was
lie she Joined the Generostee Presbyterian
church, was married In 1851 TO Mr.. L. Christie
pher, who died during the war. She after
wards moved to this community, and In 1877,
was married to Mr.. }. J. Martin. She then
joined the Methodist church with him and
was q consistent member till her death. Her
remains were carried to Generostee Thurs
day and layed to rest In its cemetery. Her
pastor, Rev. E. w. Mason, accompanied the
remains and performed the burial service.
There was q match game Of base ball last
Friday evening between some our town and
country boys, and the school boys. and at the
close of the game the score stood 81 to In IA
vor OF the school boys, who are rejoicing
greatly at their success. The losing side, is
however, not satisfied with its defeat, and
there will be another game next Friday
evening at o'clock. All lovers OF that kind
OF sport, are invited to 60 and see the tun.
DR.. B. A. Henry went to Anderson few
days ago on business. He has had an addition.
al veranda put TO bis already nice dwelling,
which will add much TO its comfort, conven-
ienca and looks.
Mr.. J. E. Swearengin and his little boy, OF
Latimer, were up with the family Of Mr.. E.
w. Harper yesterday and the day before.
Rev. and Mrs. H. G. Fennel went to warren
ton yesterday, and on to Abbeville today.
Mrs. d. l.. Barnes is up at Barnes with the
family OF Col. Jas. T. Barnes. Troupe.
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The Hon. w. p. Wideman will give his IA.
NOUS lecture " Hit the Grit" in the Court
House Monday night, May llth, at $50. Cen
eral adm lsson, 25cents; children 10; reserved
seats, IS. Tickets on sale at Speeds.
Organs repaired and tuned, sewing ma
chimes repaired and adjusted, fine parasols
mended. AS an expert in all these, / DEFY
competition. For 80 days you Ill find me In
Photo Hall. j.. A NJ. Cobb.
Senator Earle is now at his home in Green
vile and he is thought TO be dying OF
Bright's disease.
MRS. NEUFFER, wife of DR.. G. A. Neuffer,
is at home again, after an absence Of q month.
She Is improving in health.
You get your beauty sleep before twelve
O'Clock at night, but you can get pretty bon
net at Mrs. Taggart's at any hour OF the day.
Pretty flowers make pretty birds. That Is
the reason Mrs. Taggart wants TO bedeck the
gir.s in the prettiest plumeS in America.
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w. Joel Smith e. Sons.

We are open ing up new and beautiful line
OF lawns, organdies, piques, satins, &c.
Take a look at our stock of straw hats, be-
fore buying as we have style and prices to
suit all.
cents per yard.
We have reduced the price Of improved
BrooksCotton Planters to $50. Call and be
supplied.
We are still selling second patent flour at
Si.S5 and guarantee 1t TO please.
A lot OF gents slippers going at half price
The coffee we sell ats pounds to the dollar.
gives perfect satisfaction, why not call and
get bargain.
We carry a very large stock Of general mer-
chandise. and are always pleased to show our
goods, and quote prices.
w. Joel Smith Son.
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Wednesday, May S, 1897.


All interested in cycling will meet In Conrt
the Bicycle Club Ladies cordially invited TO
attend. No fees or monthly dues. Let all
turn out and orgr nize a good club. big
Other towns are cordially invited to Join In
the parade. The parade will be on Friday.
May llth Let all the ladies and children
turn out and practice for the parade: A nne
silver cup for the most beautifully decorated
wheel. Two other prizes TO be given for the
most graceful lady and gentleman rider.
Three Judges to be selected, one lady and two
gentlemen. Come over to the Bicycle Park
every evening and enjoy yourself.
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THE CLASSIC CITY.
The Dear Girls Don New Uniforms
Town ElectiOn-Field Day-People
Moving About.

Inc Dear 0iFis Don No"
Town ElectiOn-Field Day-PeOple
Mov,nu Ahout-
Due West. s. c.. May 3:
Rev. Mr. Oats. OF the seminary conouceeo
services Sabbath evening. .u,,s,s, eou ,,a
Rev. j. A. Brown leaves wednesday lot Tue
Southern Baptist Conven5on:, uo-,. o. hoor
The friends OF Albert roWeli FesreI w neoi
Of his extreme illness. pu
Mrs. +. T.. PEARSON IL ou flslt " nei
daughter In Elberton. Ga.
Mrs. Wingo has moved into tne reafson
The entertainment by the College girls
torium.
The public Is invited to attend the Junior
exhibition next Friday night.
An interesting game Of ball was played
Friday evening between the Ups and Downs.
Score, 10 to 6, In favor OF the Downs. go
Mr.. John Martin passed through town WIN
drove Of fine cattle for his river plantation
last week. ill
Clean up your premises. Inc poaro VIII
visit you soon.
Plenty bf rain Friday evening.
Rev. o. Y. Bonner preached in the country
Sabbath evening.
MIS-. o. Y. Bonner and James Neel Bonner
Isaac Fuller, by mistake, took poison and
but for the timely appearance OF Dr. LINDSAY
Visitors:
Mrs. David WardlaW,
Mrs. Wm. kenneoy,
MI. ana HiTs. g.: y: =: Dc, nnoiie
IN. McDill. Abbeville,
Rev. CALVIN Stewart and vile, Peizer.
Rev. W.. w. ORR, HuntersVine'
Mrs. A. NJ. Frvln, Antrevllle,
Mrs. Tom Jackson, Cooks,
Mrs. VIM. Sherrard, Anderson,
A. q. Brice, Esq., Chester. ,,,
DR.. J. w. Wideman attended the meolcal
mems meeting last week.
Mrs. Lou Lowery Will be absent lor soine
time. ~
The D. We. c. girls have donneo thelr ne"
uniforms. They are very pIetty. pp
DR.. j. Q. Lindsay lectured IN the "A. n.
Church Thursoay nlgnt.
Dr. Bell now drives nns noIse' 20 ,,,
Due WesC aneao as us9al. OuS VI 20 ppIa appIi
canls for teachers certificates ior Aooevlie,
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Amos b. MOrse's Locals

A good assortment Of stone Jars, churns
and jugs just upened up.
have the best and at the same time the
cheapest buggy umbrella ever saw. hold
er 10 fasten 10 buggy given with each umbrel.
Ia. All colors and water proof. Call ioi them.
A big lot OF metal bath or wash tubs and
lower prices than ever.
The ground is crusted and you ought TO
have harrow TO run over your cotton and
corn. have good cheap one, adjustable to
any plow stock.
Try society kisses the latest fad In candy.
Croquet sets are again in season-very few
sets left. Come and get one.
Amos B. Morse.
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Shoes.
Shoes.

Ladies' Dongoa usually sold price
95
Dongoa Shoes patent p style, worth s Our
price, ST.
Shoes good
worth $3.50 to $175. Our price, $12.
and Button, Razor Broadway
So Our prcef $l5O
Sense only worth $75
price, $150 -
Donga Sense worth $5 Our price
Oxford Tes Opera Patent Tip worth s2
Shoes Lace worth ST. Our price, s5c
price, $l2 .E#rs5
kangaroo Oxford, worth ST.. Our price, $780,
Globe and Razor Toes SOLID
Leather. price, $.75. ,5M5
Calf Shoes London Globe and Razor Toe Mckay
Worth $780, Our price, $
Calf warranted satisfaction Bay State make Globe
Opera What they COST S37
Warranted Mckay sewed and sold
Worth, $3.50. Our price, So. #
Shoes Razor Toes WORTH $r70 Our price, $l
Broadway Razor and st. Louis Toes
worth $780, Our price, So. sf&ss
Mems Shoes Black Trimmed BrosdWay
Sold everywhere for and S. Our price,
light Tn latest half dollar Toe Soie
for &c. Our price, SIS. ,%9%
Shoes early before the sizes broken -5s5s
AUG: W. SMITH.
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Rack at His Old Home.

MIR. w. P. FERGUSON, now ofSumter. is in
Abbeville visiting old friends. He reports
success for the Sumter Cotton Mill. where he
has been engaged for the season. he Will re-
turn next week. when Mrs. Ferguson will 60
down with him. Miss Miller and Miss Nc
Clung will henceforth make their homes with
Mr.. Stark. Mr.. James Hill will occupy the
house from which they will move.
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W.JOEL SMITH & SON

1t will soon be time to put up your mos.
quito nets. We have them ranging In price
from Sl.75 to $500. We are sole agents for the
Dixie the best bar In the market. j. D. Kerr.
Hair, wool, cotton, moss, cotton ana hnsk,
cotton and straw mattrass. ranging III price
from $l.5O to $40, at ]. D. kerr's.
Get you hats and veil from Mrs. Taggart.
You should see those beautiful silk and
wool dress patterns. No two alike: Cheaper
than ever KNOWN Haddons.
French organdies, in all the newest tints,
at Haddon's.
For the newest. prettiest and cheapest mil
lnery go TO Mrs. Taggart.
Mrs. Taggart receives new millinery every
week.
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Abbeville Supply Co.'s Locals.

Abbeville Supply Co.'s Locals.
Spring goods beautiful and cheap.
Percales 8, 10 and l21% cents.
Indigo blue prints cents.
Light Merrimack prints cents.
Dress gingham 81 cents.
Check gIngham cents.
Outings cents.
Check muslin s, 6, 7, s and 10 cents.
White lawns 5, 8, 10 and IL 1-2 cents.
104 bleaching 1S, 20, % 1-2 cents.
Ga pillow casing y 1.2 and Is cents.
A long cloth 5, 9, 7 and cents.
Lonsdale cambria 10 and u l-2 cents.
Oriental and butter laces 5, 6. 8, IL and 12 1-2
cents.
Valenclennes and torchan Is, l2 1.2, 10, SO s.
and cents.
Hamburg edging and inserting.
Fancy groceries ind can goods,
Sugar 20 lbs for 81.
Coffee 5, g., 7, and 10 lbs for 81.
Can corn and 10 cents.
8 ID can tomatoes 8 1-3 cents.
5 Id can okra and tomates.
and lb cans mackerel and salmon IL 1-2
and 20 cents.
Potted ham S, 10, and 10 cents.
Can tripe.
American and French sardines S, 10 and
II l-2 cents.
Pickles, sauces anG mustard all prices.
Candy and cracke ers.
Cheese and macaronl.
Smoking and chewing tobacco all prices.
My bicycles are now on the way, have some
bargains for buyers, and will rent them by
hour or anyway you want. R. G. Bernau, the
jeweler.
r. c. Wilson q Co. can supply you next
week with home raised cabbage plants.
See R. c.. Wilson & Co. about some home
raised cabbage plants
Our slipper stock is.complete, call and see
US for spring, c. P. Hammond Co.
Harness cheap at G. P.Hammon & Co.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized to announce JOHN w.
BULLOCK as a candidate for the House cl
Representatives to fill out the unexpired
term of T. A. Graham, subject TO the action OF
the Democratic primary.
We are authorized to announce NJ. p De
BRUHL as candidate for the House OF Rep
resentatives, 10 fill the unexpired term OF T.
A. Graham, subject to the Democratic pri'
mary.
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Trespassers will be Dealt with.

All persons are forbidden to trespass In any
way, or 10 pull flowers from any OF the
graves In Long Cane Cemetery. The sexton
has orders to stop all trespassing and TO re-
port all guilty persons, who will be dealt
with according TO law.
The Long Cane Cemetery Society.
April 2S, 1897, At.
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AS cough. cough, DOUGH or cold, cold,
cold all day long, why not 60 TO Speeds drug
store and get box of that laxative bromo
quinine whice will cure you in one day. II
has cured others and will cure you.
Now Is the time to take PAINS celery COM
pound. You can get 1t at Speeds.
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Restaurant.

Bruces is the place to get your chickens,
eggs, butter, flour, meat, sugar, coffee, lard.
kept In q first-class grocery. Phone No. SO
Meals at all hours. April :, 1897. 3mos.
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T,HE ABOVE GIVES NOTICE OF MY
l. withdrawal from the mercantile drm OF
MCCALLA & THOMAS. am forced TO this
step BY change In my business. The very.
closest ties of friendship and trust have ever
bound my late co-psrtner and myself togeth.
er. / with him am very thankful for the very
sever nv bust ess relations with my friends,
neighbors and the trading public. l must ask
that q continuance OF the same kindness DC
shown to my successor. l. b. McCALlAA.
April z 1897, ~
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COhen'S
Clothing.

This Is not a bold splurge made
to catch your interest for a mo-
ment. We want to impress our
business upon your mind so thor
oughIy that you'll think of us to-
day or a year hence If you wish
to buy a Suit. Our advantages
are manifold. We manufacture
all the Clothing we sell and pass
it to you without any in-between
profit. You may purchase of us
for what other dealers have to
pay themselves. The volume of
trade possibly by means of our
tremendous retail outlets enable
us to make prices to the con-
sumer on margins as narrow as
makers can afford to offer mer-
chants. Our method saves you
from 20 to IS per cent. The new
stock for Spring is peerless.
Suits with style, beauty and fin
ish that will please the most par
ticular dresser. Scores who have
remained skeptical concerning the
value of Ready-made Clothing
have been enlightened and charm
ed with ours. There are swell
effects In all the nobby patterns
and tony coloring. We can please
you. 81, $S, $40, $3.50,
$15. Yes, prices are liberal be-
yong your experience.
CO H E N ;,
The Clothier.
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WANTED.

We want everybody to know that
We will save you money by
buying your goods Of US. This
sounds like big talk, but we
are prepared to prove
every word Of it. OF
course we cannot mention in
this short space all the Bar
gains we are Offering but a few
staples will suffice.
We are selling Nine pounds
Good Rio Coffee for 81.
And this is not shoddy painted
stuff but good honest coffee.
We also offer two cars high
GRADE SECOND PATENT
FLOUR at S4.85 per bbl., and
a good Family Flour at $4.25.
We want your trade and be-
lieVe the above bargains along
with many others we are now
Offering will get it.
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Hat pins sterling silver tops,25 and so cents
at r. G. Berpau, the jeweler.