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Denver Dots.

There Is much sickness in ON com
mmlitN III present. Mr.. \. T.. l'rownr.
who hH> been in bad health for some
time. is much worse. and is now con
fined to his bed. AMI his sol, and la,iyI-
ter are both suffering with grippe
Mr.; l;"wnc> sister: Mrs. q. VI. Harper,
and his brother. W. t.. browne. have
recently visited him.
Mrs. d. Il. Garrison. and several
others in and about Denver, have had
slight attacks of grippe lately.
\ negro child was harmed to death
last week on Mr.. X. W. iIammon,l's
place by its clothing catching from the
fire under the wash boiler. where it's
| mother WAS washing clothes.
Several Of orr young people went to
Clemson last Wednesday, aud witnessed
the base ball contest between Cornell
and the e.. A. G.. Base Ball Club The
Cornell Club won the game, which
might have been expected, as they
have been playing for years, while
most of orr G. A. &. Club were new
hands.
MIR. Reed McCr!ry. Miss Lille Garri-
son and Miss DOca Brock visited Port
man Shoals last Saturday.
Miss Mattir Eskrw is visiting her
brother, VIM. ESkcw, ST.. near Pros
lmct
We were glad to see our old friends,
ar. Jim Watkins and wii".l to-day iii
Denver.
Mr.. Pet Striking, nf Chcily'S. WAS in
Denver tn day on Il business trip.
Rain. rain. when will ii ce:lsr! Farm
'r> have only done about one week 5
plnu"hin= since Christmas
This Is the :r. nf April and the trees
have not hil,!tlc,l yet. Still we believe
t'",l> promise that ''>crd time and
llarvrS, shall not fail.
SUNDAY MAS :, cold day for Easter
and il ;" late in he Spring. hut Il good
congregation III Sandy Springs listened
|" u fine Sermon ir"m Rev. y. Il. Wat
son.
R.v. Mike Mct;.r. that good soldier
OF the Lust Cause. visited The sick
and lr'acht'ln tine scrm"nat Welcome
last sunday lN,n,,
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Oak Grove Items.

News is very scarce in these parts.
and farmers are respondent on account
Ot SO much wet weather..
Mrs Smith. of PclZcr, who has been
visiting her father, Mr.. j. G. Wilson,
returned to her home last Sunday.
Mrs. Sam poorc has hccn nnwcll for
several days.
MIR. Arthur Cox and wife are now
happily located in their new home that
they purchased from Mr.. Gus Smith.
Mr.. Frank Spcarman has been work
ing at WilliamSton for several weeks.
Rev. i. j. NJ. Osborne preached ut
the school house to an attentive audi
cncc last Sunday.
Big Creek has quite an interesting
Sunday School.
The general health of uur people
seems to be- excellent.
The weather is much colder at this
writing than i has been for some time.
Peaches will be very scarce i'm this
ighborhOoh next summer.
YOU KNOW.
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BoIeIlran News.

Married, on Sunday evening. March
18Th: 1897. by Mr.. j.. 4. Cole. Notary
Public. and 1T his own residence. Mi.
William Morton. of Anderson County.
and Miss lila Thra>hcl. OF Oroncc
County.
Mr. T.. G.. Dalrymplr, of mean Bolc
man. l> very sick at this writing. His
many friend, wish him Il speedy re-
cONcry.
Miss Pauline Barton, who i, attend
ing the High School at Bowman, Ga,
paid her parents Il short visit last week
Miss Lula Holcombc and a Miss
Whitfield, of TOwnvllc, visited Mr.. l..
A. Coles family last Saturday.
Nh and Mrs. X. l.. Morton had an
infant child to die last Friday evening.
hey have the sympathy of their many
friends.
Mr. Alvin Woottcn, of Bowman. Ga.
"::3 visiting: relatives .ii,,i friend, ii,
TIN, community last week.
Miss Pearl Mnrct and Miss Olive
BIadbrrry. Of BolcInan, visited tlcil
ETrandmotllcr., Mrs. \. Bladbcrry, of
Alpine recently
Miss Grace Thompson is assisting
Prof. MrWhorlcr in his school at Fair
Play.
Since writing the above we hear Mr..
J q. l'alrynrlc is much better.
SrKiEI;iEH.
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into i rlIl~, ami which, has III bi,laIily
raised llic prices OF such products No
ilrIry oi reconsideration >Iinmld br shown
I" any combination Of capital that
takes advantage of Il plotccti,r tariff
10 mulci American consumers. II
should lm tho. first Office of the Rcpub-
lican majority in Congress to free its
skirts from all responsibility for trusts
which under shelter of th, tariff exact
high prices from The people. But will
the Republicans apply the remedy {!
such Il course would show the folly of
protcctiOnisrn. and brins advocates Of
that policy, they arc not likely To per
nit the exposure. We believe the
Democratic party -iinnld plt additional
emphasis on ihr tree trade doctrine.
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Death or Grover iiembree.

TN last Saturday morning about 1
o'clock the immortal spirit of Grover
ilrmhr.r passed from this world to
eternity there to await the reception Of
he friends left behind. On the Sun
day night preceding his death lit WAS
taken with an attack of pneumonia,
which gradually grew WORST until the
cnu came. which relieved him of lis
suiltrinS>. Ills name was not really
llclnbrtt. hut hr WAS known by hat
name. ;l> hc WAS :n adopted child OF
Mr.. VIM. llcmbrrr. who lives near
White Plains Church. Grover was. Just
budding into young manhuud. as he
waS III his fifteenth year. Ills remains
were lau to rest in the Hcavrltlam
Cemetery nn the SUNDAY following his
death III o'clock u. m.. after very i'm
pr>>lvr amt appropriate funeral Scrvi-
tr>. conducted 10y Rev. -. |. Spcarnlan.
his text being talrn from the iourt Ii
verse "i the thirty ninth Psalm Lord
make me to know mine end. and the
measure al my days. what it is: that |
may know how fiail ann" Grover
will !" missed very much among his
associates anil especially among his
playmatc> ut school. among whom he
was Il iavoritr. The father ran,! mot l,r,
,fnr indeed they were to him) have O,lr
heartfelt sympathy in the bereavement
of this their adopted and only son.
Life is short and not one of us know,
" i,iri i" eternity first shall go.
Il. \. GENTH,
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Sunday School Institute.

The 10Th annual meeting of the Saluda
Baptist Sunday School Institute will
meet with lIopewcll Church on Tuesday
and "Wednesday. April 18th and 2Gtl.
Introductory sermon Il, III n. m. by
Rev. q. l.. Martin
Rev. VIM. Brown. alternate.
Recess for one hour.
Organization hy cnr,lling delegates.
Query: The hindering causes to- mis-
>ionary work and the best methods of
developing the missionary spirit in our
Sunday Schools. Discussion opened by
RcvS. q j. copeland, w. ID. Mnorer and
w. Il. Tate.
Query: The personality and office of
the Holy Spirit and the Importance of n
due recognition thereof on the part Of
the teacher. Opened by /. T.. Slumatc,
Revs. W. Il. Hawkins and G. W. E3ussy
Meet "Wednesday at 9:3O a. III.
Devotional cXerciscS-2O minutes
Conducted by A. r. Cox.
Query: The most effective methods of
teaching children in the Sunday School.
by Mrs i. +. Singleton. Open for dis
cuSSiOn.
Recess for one hour
History of the Saluda Sunday School
Institute. by DR. John A. Robinson.
An experience meeting on Sunday
Schonl Work. Opened by five minute
speeches by H. f.. Campbell, B. F. Maui
din. r. r. Wakefield, 4. j. Sitton, c. +.
Horton, Il. NJ. l'urri>S and l.. NJ. Ma
hafcy.
Each app"intec will hr allowed 20
minutes, other speakers ~ minutes each.
The choir of lIopcwcll church will
please arrange for the music.
l.. t. CAMPBELL,
Chairman OF Committee.
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Trinity Items.

Plenty of rain mp here. and the farm
ri> are behind with tlicir work But
clucr up. We will have fair weather
some time.
Mr.. W. K. taricr is spending Il few
days in t;curgiH. lie contcn,,atcs
iakin. in the Irwin meeting. which is
going on ;it Itoyst0n.
Master Claude Mcdaniel had the
miStnrtlnr to get his arm and collar
bone. broken last Friday afternoon.
lie wa> riding with his father in Il
wagon when he fell AMI the handle of
Il shovel struck him. The little fellow
suffered much. but is getting on very
well.
Misses Pet and Ella Finley. two
charming young ladies of our section.
are Spending awhile with their aunt.
Mrs. Pool. near the city.
Three cheers for Trinity. She has Il
blacksmith shop, under the firm oi
Smith X Dmckw0rth. It iscrcctcd near
he crossing and will doubtless prove i,
good stand.
Mr.. B. II. Jolly says he is indrrcn-
dent now. 1t is Il ten pound boy.
lr praycrnltctng has changed from
"Wednesday night to Saturday night,
and will br 1T Mr.. W. X. Smiths next
Saturday night. S.IIouI. Boy.
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Coy. Ellerbc has received news
from .Springville. Arizona, to the ef-
feet that Marion X. Reese and Daniel
/ Luckic, who escaped from the jail
IN ork county, were in Arizona. and
II wanted could be easily secured
This case was quite celebrated one
and created quite sensation at the
time 1T occurred. Marion K. Reese
and Daniel L. Luckie were convicted
IN York county of killing white man
by the name Of Williams, and their
case was appealed. Pending the ap-
peal they escaped from the jail and
have not been heard Of until the pres
cnt time.
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JOHN A. HAYES.
Township Commissioners.
ASIlERSON

ANDERSON, S. c.. April 4, 1899.
AT meeting OF the Board of County
Commissioners held this day, it was re-
solved by said board TO appoint Sub
Com III issioners In the various Townships
in Anderson County, to whom the peopIe
can apply to, and make report of any
bridges or any Job fwork that requires
immediate attention.
Any person doing a job Of work in
Anderson County before he presents his
claim, must have his claim verified by
the Sub-Com missioners Of the Township
in which said work is done.
Also, the Board decided to receive
Communication road tax until 10Th April.
after which time they positively will not
receive any money, and parties will have
to work the roads when warned or psv
the penalty; and for convenience of the
people parties can pay money to the Sub
Commissioners In the Township, or to
the County Treasurer until 10Th April.
Byoadnway-J. N. Vandiver.
Belton-J. ]. Vaughn.
Brushy Creek-H. F. Cely.
Centreville-L. j. Burriss.
Fork-R. A. Sullivan.
Garvin-J. E. Garvin
Hopewell-P. 81. Brown.
HOnea PATH. Nj. Hanks.
Asi:-W. 2. Bell.
Martin-R. E. Parker
FenGieton-SamueiN NicCrarv.
Rock Mills-B. +. Shirley.
Savannah-J. J. Smith.
Nsrennes-J. II. Jones.
Williamston-J. r. McAlister.
w. P. SNELGROVE.
County Supervisor.
Clerk Board Co. Com.
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he Anderson County Drainage As
Sociation met in ne Court House at the
appointed hour ON Monday. April er,l
ut : "clnrk. The proceedings of the
last meeting were read and adopted.
pblrctlOnS were raised to the agree
nrnt drawn up ut last meeting. After
much discussion the following was
offered by Mr.: Newell. which was
adopted rs Il substitute:
This agreement entered into between
Russell and Frctwell llnown as the
Steam Drainage Coz and the Anderson
County Drainage Association is aS fol
lows:
list. That each and every one is ONLY
responsible for Ills own ditching at the
stipulated prices, and only liable for
work done ON his farm.
end. That we bind ourselves and
lands for the payment of said ditchine
from lower to upper lines.
:'rl. Where the bottoms are owned
by two or more parties, then the char
gcs for said ditching is to he in proper
tiOn to acreage.
On motion, Il committee of 1ne from
each creek was appointed to see each
landowner OD said creek as to whether
or not they would sign the agreement
ing were appointed: Wilson Creek,
VIII Beatty; Three and Twenty, Nj. B.
Richardson; Six and Twenty, r. Dal-
rylnple; Rocky River, l.. f.. Scybt and
J. x. Bailey; Big Beaverdani, +. NJ.
lluckwOrth Little Bcaverdani. Low.
!larris; Fox and Cox Creeks, W. II. W.
Harrison HcncoOp. II. l.. clinkscnles
'Ir.,:;, Mountain Creek. {. G. Burriss.
The committees are expected to re-
port ut next meeting.
The Association adjourned to meet
on Saturday. April 18th. ut II o'clock
{. G.. BrHRISS,
Sec. pro tenn.
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An Enterprlslna Druqalst.

There are few men more wide awake
and enterprising than Hill-Orr Drug Co.,
~ho spare &c rs!n.. &c secure Tic 5es: o:
everything In their line for their many
customers. Thew now have the valuable
agency for Dr. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds. This is
the wonderful remedy that is producing
such furor all over the country by its
many startling cures. 1t absolutely cures
Asthma. Bronchitis IIoarseness and all
affections of the Throat. Chest and Lungs.
Gall at above drug store and get a trial
bottle free or regular size for 10 cents
and 81 90. Guaranteed to cure or price
refunded
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Augusta. Ga. will erect Il monument
"a her late mayor, Hon. Patrick Walsh.
some on" of Augusta> many beautiful
squares. Not only will Augusta lo her
part, but the entire South will l,c in
,itcd to assist in COMMUNICATING the
,Illnc of the man who, standing with
Henry w. Grady. WAS foremost in he
light for the recognition of the Soith'S
possibilities and the furtlcrancr of
Southern development.
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\cculting To in exchange the Fifty
NTH Congress. recent y ended. had Ger
'an good points about ii. H. little a>
one might think such to be- he case.
The. r.col.ls show that there. were. con
>lcrably more, than lS.Mn bills intro
,lllccd during tlc two sessions. Dui of
his number l.i1O alone bcc:lm. laws.
The Legislative, body which passes only
me- out of thirteen bills submitted
"a il cannot Mr holly bad
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Remember the Game Mt the Base Ball
Grounds

The Bioomer Ladies' Champion Base
Call Club, who are making an extern
Sive tour of this country. travelling in
their own special palace ear, will make,
their first appearance in Anderson on
Thursday, April 9th, when they will
play II game of ball with the Working
Mems Club. Ladies can attend this
ed, us nothing will be said or done that
would shock the most fastitliOus lady
present. Game called at 9 p. IN. Adj
mission to game 25 cents.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the VIII
1N liamston Baptist Church will apply
to the Seci etary of State for Charter for
said Church. The corporators are C. e.
hatfey, Sr.
Williamston. S c., April l, 1899.
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With the last issue of our able and
ever interesting contemporary, tho Alb
bevillc Press nnl Hammer, Editor Will
son celebrated the fOrtieth anniversary
of his connection with that paper.
Here's Our congratulations, Brother
Wilson, and may yon live to celebrate
your centennial anniversary. Yon have
acted your part well in the great drama
nf life, and ROW it ysu would fnrs:ke
the ranks of the liSpcnsnryitrs and
hachcl"rslom ynu declining years
would i" years of 10y and happiness.
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NOTICE.

VIZ ILL. let to the lowest responsible
w bidder on Friday, April 2lst, at
l. a. N the building Of new bridge
over Wilson's Creek, on new road lead
ing from Cook Station to Rocky River
Church, near Oliver NJ cKee house,
Plans and specifications made known
on day of letting.
w. p. SNELGROvE, Co. Sup'r
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Now that tl, n,.Iill)rI> oi lie Cuban
assembly lave discovered that hey
1i'i>l unii then iooli>llncS> oi be- frozen
".si "i oIvsy III hat N;;.MT.Wm they
- ""iri. I" shut np shop.
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] ll, vai wouldn't l.-i another min
~ It the illIpn"~ W"Illd ALLOW them
selves 10 ln n,,'iiakcn lncIc Sans
'"ys can scarcely y,t IN yelling dis
'.iIicc lninir the poor vIrirlr> take Ia
'lcir heels
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The indications are that this year
vii brak III, record for killings in
TINS State. un, or more happen every
Hcch IN the various counties
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Gen. Wade Hampton recently ccl.-
''iitrd his sl>i birthday. Tie chapter
>; the Daughters "i the tnnicdclary
II Columbia celebrated the ncrnsioll
aItll floral offerings and IN rlolitrnt
t,lhutr to the grand old hero. Who, w..
h"l". will be- spared I" celebrate many
more anniversaries.
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One of the things that cause men to
lose respect for the courts of >n-,all,,l
Justice i'll this country. il simply this
! poor man is cllar@ru with Il crime
ilc is almost invariably convicted and
speedily punished /" the full extent of
;lic law. l'nl ah' what Il difference il
illc accused is .ich or has rich lrllti\ cS
'h friends who come to their aid In
>ucli caSrs convictions ARE very rare.
and il convicted. the Judge. the a,tor-
nrNS and most of the Jury nj once sign
:. petition for II pardon. our laws ;lr.
all right. hut they a,,' not plur"il, and
honestly enforced.
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= Fire was discovered in warehouse
No = at the Abbevillc Cotton Mill.
Tho origin Of the fire is unknown. A
great deal Of cotton was burned, but
at present the loss is unknown. The
damage to the building was inconsid-
cradle
Alaska is now the roomiest of
our territories. 1t contains eighteen
square miles FOR each inhabitant.
= The loafcr's idea of happiness
is nothing TO DO and lots Of time to do
it IN.
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BEN. F. FAINT having bought al in :
terest in the business, the Copartnerehip
in future will be carried on under the
name of RUFUS FAINT IL BRO.
RUFUS FAINT.
BEN. +. FAINT.
April ], 1891 Al 8
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Dissolution of Partnership.

WE, Clarence Osborne and Prue T..
Clinkscales. do this day mutually dis
solve the partnership hitherto existing
and known by the Firm name of Os-
borne & Clinkscales. ALI Notes and Ac-
counts due the Firm will be placed in
the hands of Osborne e. Osborne for COL
lection. Thanking the public for their
generous patronage. we remain
CLARENCE OSBORNE.
PRUE +. CLINKSCALES.
March II, 1899.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Copartnership Of Geo. W. FAINT
& Son, in the Book and Stationery Bus
mess, was dissolved by mutual consent
February lst, 1899.
GEO w. FAINT.
RUFUS FAINT.
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The people AL .,cr The State show
,.nlncndalplc interest in the success Of
'..' annual reunion Of he Confederate
.'.tcian> 10 be- held in Charleston n,\t
-. La
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And now what? IS'no
VIM. Simpson 81 Sons genuine 3 b
original Percale at &C. = E oe
Good Hickory Stripes at &c. $3.50
Best heavy Hickory at Sac. : ~ a.
Lexington Cottonade at l2ic. SS
Good Brown Linen at IOc. . % 3
Finer Linen at 12lc. to I5c. - v9
Fine quality Of Batiste at &c. EGO
All Scotch Lawns at &c @ 0US
All Rosebud Lawns at &c %
Manhattan Lnings &c. 9oUT
Good Black Satine 64c e 3 q 2
Good White Lawns and India 9 20
Linens-the thing-at 4c .E &c. IS q s
A few more pieces Twill Flan-
mel to go at SC. oS @
King Cleaning Soap, the best SS S.o
thing yet, two for SC. So
Celluloid Starch &c. package. ESS
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Another big cotton mill in Anderson
Is now In assured Iari if ON lmurlr
will only tlu their duty. Mi. J. j.
krctwell who is taking tn, lead in this
matter. is continually adding >iihSclip-
lions to the capital stock. Int there Is
room for many more SulISrlirtiulS and
ON people should rail-. I" the aid "t
iln enterprise. In short. our people
cannot afford tn miss this opportunity
If securing another mill. II we had
sufficient >pinllcS to consume every
bale of cotton brought to this market
every man in Anderson County. Of
every \nrat"m would III benefited.
There are icW landowners in ten miles
III the city who cannot take III least
one or more shares in this new mill.
aiNd we sincerely hope they will do So
The ri>ln. Tide oi textile prosperity
has set in. :il, Anderson must keen in
line. l.ci lis Ill pull together ri once
m this enterprise. Hnu in Il short time
.lc work ui crcrtin. he necessary
buildings will br under WAY. I'm an
other column Il live. progressive citizen
publishes Il timely article on this line
ln.l we suggest that ."ll read and
study it,
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We have always cOntcndrl that the
trust is the legitimate offspring of pro-
tcrtivc tariffs. and we have further
suggested hat the only cftrrtivcMlcthml
"f dealing with such combinations is in
absolute free trade. Laws for their
control or suppression are almost sure
I" prove ineffective. But with free
trade. the trust is almost an impossi-
bility. Now comes the st Paul Pioneer
Press. Il Republican paper, and says it
is the duty of the Republican party to
repca! every protective duty under the
shelter of which its benciiciarics have.
organized Il trust or combination of ouv
sort. The Chicago Times Urrnhl. an
other Republican paper, gives lis en-
d"rscmcnt t" this suggestion. Most
certainly" says the Times Ur,mid, ..it
should be the duty of Congress, in hotl,
branches of which the Republicans
have Il majority. to abolish or suspend
ihc protective duty ON the products OF
amy industry which has been organized
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IS THIS TEE WINTER

Q: cur discomfort: lingering III tile Jap
OF Spring, or does the mocking birds
melody awaken the glad echoes Of the
apple orchard, and remind the glad world
that plum time s coming.
Yes, we have struck one blow that pro-
duced instant death to tickle Winter We
struck him brOadsides with our match
less line of SPRING GOODS at prices
neither he nor competition can stand.
The siedge- ham mers We name below arc
for competition TO stare and wonder at,
but not TO resist
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yS Good Shooting, No. l, 81 2!c. yd.
: Extra Heavy, yard wide, at &c.
5S Best Typhoon Ginghsm at Sc.
< g. Zoe. line heavy, fancy and solid
S5S color Ducking at 71c.
q A little world OF assorted RObiDg,
Q % 8 Cover, Curtains, etc, at sc.
TS.S Best Windsor Cambria at 4c
&c e Martha Blue Prints, pretty, at 4c.
American and Merrimac Indigos
q AO at DC.
S5 8 Solid Oil Color Calico at &c.
So lot of Shirting Prints il, Percale
g % Z Pattern, good, BIC.
a. Genuine yard wide Percale, doubt
= it who may, at Sc.
6S
g.