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Spring ( eting in Merry Mood 1
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We will give you a few of ou prices • «
3(>-inoh Bercalcs, short lengths, worth Bi jc,
U2-inch Cheviot, tile., worth 12jc '
•• l ine White Lawn, short lengths,Tie., worth 10c.
Lxtra Hue White I nwn, short length*. 10c., worth 17{c.
8ti-ineh Beiea'vis 8c. Figured Law ns 5c.
Wash Goods.
Our line of 5, 7j, 10, 12} nml 15c. Goods, for beauty of design and low
peas of price, cannot be excelled,
32-inch Silk Mixed Challies 15c,, worth 25o.
Check Muslin 5c., worth 8c, ,
Extra Fine Bilk and Woo! Mixed Challies 25c., worth 50c.
Fine French Organdies, solid colors, 20o., Figured 30c.
Our line of Ducks, Deques, White Goods, Embroiderie* and Laces, are
largest to be found.
B^ V foods. >
\> FyfungCf c „,y>rs r 12} hi 15c.
_ - • (ffeet I colors, 25c. worth 50o.
Black n **e, t stri, unti figured, 35c., worth fiOc.
All Wt . Albatross in black and colors, 35c., worth fiOc.
Eine Woo! Figured Suiting#, 35c., worth 50c,
Our line of
SEEING IS FREE ■ to It won’t cost you a penny to look through oor Stock see how much you can get for so little money.
0 LEE T AMMELL,
GEORGIA.
MORE LEVEES BREAK AM) DROWN
I XUS RESULT.
'SITUATION IS VERY-GRAVE.
lurmiTH Ciimpiiii; On Iht* Hill* INuttii
and titlon living Cii n ***** I I»,v tin*
KitginjU' " lifer*.
A St. Louis special rtf Tuesday sifttes
tlw»t the flood situation throughout the
ue.ighhorinp: Mississippi and Missouri
river territory is one of gravest dan¬
ger. At several points the swollen
streams have overlapped their banks
and burst through the levees. Already
aovem!‘lives have been lost nml many
people are. imperiled by '• the rapidly
rising waters.
Thousands of acres <.f farm lands on
both the Illinois and Missouri Sides of
the Mississippi river have been inuii
luted, or w ill be soon. Stock lias been
drowned ami crops destroyed. Accord
ing to the weather bureau, both rivers
will continue to rise.
While Joseph Johnson, William
Dalton, Minnie Frazier, Mrs. Ida
Bn rg and her two small children were
attempting to ford 11 swollen stream in
a wagon at Jackson, Mo., the vehicle
w as overturned nml the w omen and
cbildren were drow ned.
The Hunt levee, which promoted
lie Hunt drainage district on the
tlUnoia aide below Warsaw, broke
luring the 'lav, sending tin' Missies
. I „,,i river over'one of the most fertile
giom in the tallev. ‘for The wildest
xcitemcnt prevails, fully. 80,000
cres of land aiid hundreds of homes
ill be under water a-a result. The
.west part of the district is just helow
e bluff, seven miles lack of the
cee, and the water is making
might for the hills.
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U SHOALS, GA.. THURSD f ■&-<
i!L 29. 189*;
\ territory thirteen miles long by
seven miles wide will be. revered with
water. Couriers were sent on horse
brtek to the houses back in the district
and n scene of disorder and fright ev
ery where prevailed. Some were lin
uble to witlT save anything and barely es
Vi iped their lives. It is feared
that some have been caught and sur
rounded by the flood.
The levee was covered all day Tiles
day by the farmers and their wives.
hurrying their children and their live
stock to places of safety. Many with are
now camped out on the hills ab¬
solutely nothing left.
SOUTHERN PROGRESS.
\«‘At IhutublI hImmI in the South
During; tl*« I’lint Wt)«k.
Southern correspondents report in¬
creased activity in industrial and mer¬
cantile circles, except in the flooded
districts, where business is still some
j what unsettled.
, As to iron nml steel, no material
change is visible. The. iron output in
, the east is being increased, but piec s
are not any better and the demand
dyes not yet erpial the supply. Iu
southern iron prices arc still irregular,
but the movement is tail ly active ami
there is a noticeable increase iu the
number of inquiries received. I lie
. demand for export is moderately good,
The lumber trade shows consider
able improvement ami snntborn mill
men report more activity than for sev
end months. Brices are still low,how
ever. The export situation G good
and prices are being steadily lnftin
i tained.
! The following industries are amdng established the most
important new The Leather wood
the past week:
Coal and Lumber Co., capital $100,
' (’lendennin, W. Va.; cotton
000, Little Bock, com
press to cost $100,000 at
Ark.; the Elba Improvement Co., cap
Ytal *172,000, Elba, Ala.; the Edison
Electric lHuminating Co., eapitiff
$100,000, Bavannah, Ga.; a 75-barrel
flouring mill at Banger, Tex.; a 100,
000-bushel grain elevator at New
J Braunfels, Tex.; the James A, Davis
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Whiter Wheel Machinery and Supply
Co., capital $*>5,000, Atlanta, Ga.;
the Southern Mining anil Mauilfiu$ur
ing Co., capital $100,000, Webster, X.
('.; the Port Arthur Telephone Eleo
trie Co., ett|rilul $> 1,000, l’ort Arlhi> v
Tex. ;■ the Gregory Spring'Tire C
eapitat $101,000, Atlanta, (la, t
Prosperity Oil and Gas Co., cap'*
$100,000, Fairmont, VV. Va., am
$10,000 lumber mill at Butler, Ky.
Tradesman {Chattanooga, Term.)
BATTLE WITH ROBBERS.
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Tlircf I! i^h wayincn Milk#* I'liMiCTOiwful’
Atleni)) »t “Hold Up.*'
At Hardaway, about eight miea
south of Albany, Gn., Tuesday nig*‘
at 9 o’clock, three negroes att*" J
to hold up four white men auv
in the store of F. F. Putney A C<
A number of shots were exci e .gee
and the negro porter, Bill Brash, war
killed. The robbers escaped unhurt I
but without booty of any sort.
BHIBLKY MOVES tl\
If*' Makoit h Girin In the FlorlilH Sena¬
torial Knee.
^ Tallahassee special states that
(ihipley’s star Florida was in senatorial the ascendaut
Tuesday When in the taken in race, joint
a ballot was the
aessioir at noon the vote stood: Call
;(J . chipler, 21; Buuey. lfi; Hooker
io ; Qnrford, 1; Mabry, Darby, Wolff
Mallory, 1 each.
Bedriek, of Pasco, who has been
v( ,ti U g f 0 r Call, changed to Chipley,
ONLY A FORMAL RALLOT.
.IuiIkc 4 'HHlrell yniiili lluntor Will l.l.tcn Indictments. to No Mot Ip,
to
The ballot for senator in tho-K*)
tueky legislature , J m uesday , aga;
was i
only each candidate a formal receiving affair, by but agreement vcif
ouo .
Republicans announce that ail p» .
are out and that they will have a 1 l
attendance and wil surely elect. d i ;■
Judge Cantrell has imtmatc.1 t.rij i.
he will hear no argument on any
lion to quash the Hunter indict
Fine Dress Patterns and Suits
IV ything yet seen iu (|uality and price.
; to see our line of
-^laols. Ooods,
we i. iv m all prices.
Our line ,if (JhangeaiVJe and Figured Bilks for Waists and Trimiuiu(*s
14 d«' credit a large ci ty.
Slippers! Slippers!
We ham a comjjjletc line of Slippers in both black and colored from Mm*
Jest -^e also manufactories carry full at line all of prases—75c. t? $3.
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Box janrsr’ y» 8EC033 ( J
■>* t » at very low prices. 1 »■ s
C- tbj.|<r i Clothir **v r
(1*01 r’matn lin, (•, *c- * v’ a- rtren '*
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Men », >» y» complex'
Men’a Anita at $2.50, worth $5.00.
“ " $3.00, “ $8.t>0. \
<• “ $5.00, “ $7.50.
“ “ $7.50, “ *10.00.
“ *' $10.00, “ $12.50.
DIRECT FROM MILL TO VJCARER,«
tyl ic’i Save;: you 4 Cic Profits.
Tha Commission House, Tin I'.'holcsrlsr, Jin JcLb:r cr.i Siars iicaper.
NEW YORK CITY.
oo.GQ Oar (ltc*t B*trg»lnA $ . 2:08
i SCUT S. FOR
I Bey’s Xdouis Suits. Sires 3 to 15,
* »ltt extra prtr ol paw*. W.*8 *
.Thru Suits art liUAKANl F.ED.tob, m.drfrcm importisl
f ' Won| Cftevka, of in liUcI:. Mane tllur, (trey, rlnuble-brr and I rown, ".ter I. in ■' ■ ith /<'S Sa 1 mm lor
i to t, years are- up
(Collar Collar fancy embroidered—lined vrilh t., .r lUa, k Sir—c
iTuyill Safeen’and Patent WaCi hands, Trnrrin up . r I Win k
,u w 15 y ""’
In Charges TUs Style
the Size* 3 toy
United We with Pair Pant*. Extra
any to pay
States, part Express \ ,\
tEjy C5
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Oxford, Cheviots D ° c I
imported ( J .»bl» otytal l
10 tolr
' 3 *» ah •*tml
Grey, in \ lftlr • I’kDM i" him ' *9
and Brown, FeacV ill
Olive Blue, Wool
When ordering wnd F’rwl Ofllce, Express
last Order or Registered and If targe letters, small also
birthday, or
hi* age. Money cheerfully refunded if B
Mtlifaetory. Send measuring, ac. *tarm>* blank*, for gam -
tape measure, etc.
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We pay Express
Chap: (0 any part
1 In the United Suits.
Impomd Fwy Wool
Cheviot: in Brown. Bhn.
Oxford. Grey, Ind 033v:
Brown. * * *
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§16. Slid 7.50
Guaranteed to bo made from All Wool,
Drow „ 0 Cheviot, „ y , 8bck> „ Bloe
< „ r ,i,..| nu.lc In *Mt
yliur ,1 with Unporlfd In l-.rmef Custom Selin,
(nmr.'ed arid finished (he best of
Tailor manner. Vow ca.wrot duplicate it in
your town tor $16,00. Sires 14 to da.
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Men’s a mi
Youths Suits
M.e a s u r e
around the
Ureast and
Wtlst over
the Vest, Crotch and
from
to Heel fer
Pants. *
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remind the
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direct from
one of the
largest Clo¬
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