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$150 3.50 E1 ANNUAL REPORT Continued from jss pogw. JULY, 1902. urarr Wood, sup a . -.iopti. support, S Ford fertilizer for co f. 60.40 gefry MUcham & wife sup 3.00 Caroline Young, support , 1.00 r-JrrPen sup 2 months 3.00 GMming6up children - 2.00 xurearet Towery suKport 1.50 Snowies & Wife, support 4.00 Howell, sap child 3.00 &ineEn k TTamrick sup Young chil. 3.50 & A Dillinger support 2.00 biUaMeSwain, support 1.00 fnnsuD of children 2.00 Joel Earwood sup of child Carolina Hunt support n W Peeler listing taxes E L Jenkins bridge work J A Camp Jr. support Josh Earl support of child A E Bet'is listing taxes tfm Green bridge work VilHs Dover support Mary Bridges support rp D Scruggs listing taxes 0 A Tucker, 6er and ex at county borne Peter Price sup 4 months d VV Green sup of children Jane Powell support poll Powell support f L Plonk listing faxes w s Wood listing taxes jj White sup of pauper Mary Webb support JJT Hoyle support 4hn Hayes support RjS Plonk sercices Marv mith support B F Jones rebate on taxes j p Williams services Abba, Milligan support Df. B H Palmer services piioebe Hoyle support Judv Graham support Mis" A C Hicks support Cleveland Star, advertising M TV L50 1.00 14.00 5.00 2.00 2.0?1 19 00 2.70 2.00 2.00 19.00 28.95 124.60 10. 80 3.00 "'"" 1.80 54.67 23.12 89.10 6.00 3XX 4.00 4.00 19.00 12.00 10.50 1.50 2.00 3.00 21.20 1.50 2.55 9.00 2.00 20.00 1.50 1.25 4.00 2.50 M Mauney bridge work 30.88 B Palmer merchandise -50 R h Babincton work at iail 3.00 Wilker, Evans & Cogswell, deed record 10.50 Dorsey Hardin sup of Jane Dover 1-00 J M C'OiTgins paint for br'g 39.00 T W Ebeltoft stationery .75 J l Carroll bringmg prison er from S. C. G W Kendrick hurrying it u per Melissa McSwain support Xefitie Arnold support Viajn wens support Liziie Weeks support Bettie Wadkins support Pei.ry Led ford support Carll'na Young support T Iu'a'ls listing taxes Suski' Groves, "upport W . J G T K J F J .7 J L 12.75 2.50 2.00 1.00 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 25.00 3.00 Putnam services .90 Willis heirs rebate taxes 5.41 Barnett holding inquest 8.60 Roberts services ggins paint'g jail r. Smith juror W E Led ford juror J M 40.19 18.56 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 Ledford juror W A McLurd juror 0 JLMull juror J C MuU juror Julius Hoyle witness Piat$ Hoyle witness Pinkney Cook witness Nanv Hoyle-witness Esther tioyie witness Mari Hoyle support .50 lm.l Wrisrht SUDDOrt 1.50 Cleveland C Mills krinsr for mkll rox patients 52.00 Strodn lumber Co 1600 shin cl PR 36.00 A Refem Tistine taxes ly.uu AUGUST, 1902. II Palmer, services 2C.5U Riimo-ardner suDDOrt z.vu wns supof children Bridges support H' uavissoppori. Iilling sup children Dr B Andy J s in Marv Chafi G W C Co pies and wife support Essie f Gladden support Tho Karls services Ab Hamrick, support of Yoing children FraDid Barrett support iargai-et Towery support Liz Green, support " 1.50 Iary Clark, support - ; 6.00 Joe Parham, support 1 3.00 aiary ureen, support 3.00 Mrs. A C Hicks. suDDort 4.on Lizzie Weeks, support : 1.5o W B Champion, support 2.00 Alma Wright, support 1.50 Dr. S S Roysier, vaccine p. 5.82 Jap Buttle, services f - .30 Mrs. Ethel Hord. su rmort 9 nn Sanders Champion, painti. b 5.00 J H Wells, listing taxes 40.00 . ,ooert, work tax list 150.00 A C Harrelson, bridge w. 56.40 Hickman &. Turner, brig. L 72.44 8 H Ruppe, bridge lumb. 59.23 J D tiineberger, bridge b. . -18.97 a kj uarrelson, bridge w A C Harrelson, bridge w McBrayer & Co., 1 and b xtev. J v Devinny, b w W J 8 Humphries, b w - J D Llneberger, bridge m A C.Harrelsonr bridge w SEPTKMBEB902 ) G W Green, sup of'childr P Barrett, support ; W B Champion, support Essie Gladden, support Willis Dover, support C Cowles & wife, sup Thos Bell, support W A Dellinger, support J H Allison, serv 15 r ord W A Webb, serv 6 r orders P li Peeler, serv 5 r orders Polly Broadway, support Melissa McSwain, support jNettie Arnold, support Ab Hamrick, sup Young c Caroline JHunt,support Dr. a u Falmer, s as Co P 20.00 H 1 Washburn, bridge lum 29.60 Joel Ear wood, sup of child 3.00 .f hoe be Hoyle, support P C lavender, bridge work Peter Price, support J A Camp, Jr, support Q ATnckeF, services , and ex at co home S H Austell, serving 8 road orders 2.40 Margaret Towery, support 1.50 Dilla AcSwain, support 1.50 Josh Earls, support of child 2.00 Mary Smith, support 1.50 Will Bridges, support 2.00 Vian Owens, support 1.50 Elmore & Co. bridge lum 54.63 J J Ijogan. services 11.75 Andy Bumgardner, sup 2.00 J T Hoyle, support " 2.00 Mary Webb, support 1.50 W Ij PloDk, bridge work 16.00 Caroline Young, support 1.50 David Grant, support 1.00 E D Dickson, services 17.65 J P Williams, services 15.50 Abba Milligan, support 2.00 Elizabeth Moss, support 1JX) Sanders Champion, paint, b 8.35 Farmers Hardware Co. hdw 14.75 A P Weathers, ervices and ex con'e lunatic to assy Dr. B H Palmer, services Kendall & Blanton, drugs JfcBrayer Drug Co. drugs Sanders Champion, paint ing bridges A B Suttle, services 3ary Bridges, support Liz Green, support John McDowell, g'd'g lan'c Charley Davis, support L J Hoyle, services Walker, Evans & Cogs well, record book G W Milling, sop of child Washburn & Co. lime &c Berry Mitcham, support J F Harris, repairing gut tering at court house ueo D Lsarnard & Co., rec ord of mtgs Dr. W F iitchell, services T W Ebeltoft, stationery J S Durham, painting at jail 2.50 J F Roberts, services 37.25 Ans. Howell, support child 3.00 Judy Graham, support 1.25 Angeline England, support 1 00 Sarratt Bros, bridge lumb 139.49 2.OOJ 2.00 2.00 3.50 2.00 4.00 1.50 2.00 4.50 1.80 1.50 1.50 2.00 1.00 3.50 3.00 1.50 7.00 3.00 2.00 83.17 J J McIIurry & Co mdse - zor sp patients , 45 48 Mary Smith, sun 1 r. Mm. X O Hicks, sup 4 00 caruam,sup 1 ; 4 00 Mary Clarke, sup : - 9 06 Mary Green, sp . ; , 4 00 J B Downs; sup of children 4 00 Bettie Wadkins, sup - 1 5o Chesley Fisher, sup 4 bo MelissaacSwain, sup 2 00 Nettie Arnold, sup - 1 00 Jane Weast, sup 3 M Bridges, sup " ' ' J-JZ 00 Angeline England, sup - 1 00 Mrs. Ethel Hord, sup 2 00 Alma Wright, sup - 1 5o Vian Owens, sup ' ' 1 5o W B Palmer, mdse ' 1 06 Kendall & Blanton, drugs 9 60 McBrayer Drug Co. sulphur 1 00 TW Hamrick, mdse ; - 25 Lattimore & Lattimore,team to cov home V '; 1 00 Geo. Sparks sup ' j 3 00 J F Roberts, balance for w on tax list 195 lo J.F.Roberts, services 4 18 70 J A Camp, sup 2 00 Mrs. A C Hicks, coffin for c 2 5o Joel Ear wood, sup of child 3 00 Caroline Hunt, sup t 3 00 Andy Bumgardner,, sup 2 00 W B Champion, sup 2 00 Bettie Berry Wadkins support Mitcham, support 2.00 2.00 1.50 2.00 4.00 3.50 1.00 3.50 S.00 150 1.50 .00 A H (trnwell bridge work 22.95 S F W;hitworth lum for b W A Oellinger support Josh karl support of Child A P Atstell calling court Phoebfe Hoyle support J A Cimp, Jr. support " Dilla McSwain support G W dree m sup children Vian dwens support Jane ease suDDort Willis bover support Abba Mil liean support I 13.36 2.00 2.00 8.05 1.50 2.00 1.00 3.00 1.50 6.00 2.00 2.00 1.50 3.00 1.50 4.00 1.00 2.00 14.00 1.50 2.50 2.00 CA Tutker ser. ex co home 95.40 D Liaebf "oily Broadway support K Lattimore services Mary Snith support CharlejJ Fisher support Angeline England support X&ncy Martin support jjZFaJU listing taxes . Thos. Bf-11 support Alfred Falls bridge work "E. BridirPB sunnort apViPrfpr rvr.l tr 4.00 Cirolinb Youngr support 1.50 ?:BH Palmer special ser 9.60 "vid Grant support 1.03 tT Hoile support 2.00 ?y Webb support 1.50 Jady Graham support 1.25 lJ William?, services -8.25 Sneiby Tel. Co. rent Co H 14.00 Co tax r. books 16.00 BSultle services 26.70 B Kutle br'dg prisoners 679.20 r o rraett services 6.W 'McMurry & Co. mdse 3.70 "obertd P it .00 " cabington work at jail 1 &rd & Broughton bind R8ka books , 3.50 JOTip Lumber Co. lum & s 41.20 fIiedford, support 1.50 c plis special serr 10.00 Dlace Jisting taxes 19.00 2 Allison, fisting ; 30.00 ;uwnpstn Co coffin . falljA Blanton drugs -j ge services ' - Howefirsupport rJlcSw&in, support fnold, support 3.00 3.45 6.31 18.10 3.00 3.00 ,2.00 1.00 33.50 15.01 5.36 4.20 4.50 3.75 2.00 1.50 1.00 1.50 23.73 8.35 2.00 1.65 3.00 75 8.00 3.75 3.00 Bettie Wadkins, support 1 50 Pefirerv Ledford, support 1 50 O C Bostic & Co. mdse 13 47 A B Suttle. amt overpaid Treas on taxes 97 63 C B Suttle & Co. mdse 1 00 Mrs A C Hicks, support 4 00 M P Petty, Jr. sup child 10 00 Susan Groves, support 3 00 Alma Wricrht. suDDort 1 50 - -f-w 9 s m .1 V F.lliott. Bervinc 13 road orders 3 90 W A iauney & Bro. sewer pipe 73 83 Walter Bamsaur agt., frt. on sewer pine " 26 55 A C Harrelson, bridge w 15 OO J.n Hovle. sup 5 months 7 50 Susan Towery, support 1 50 Do well Earl, support 5 m 10 00 OCTOBER 1902 Ab. Hamrick, support oi Ybungr children E Branton, work co. h Polly Powell, support Jane Powell, support Polly Broadway, support Thns Bell, support C A Tucker, services and ex at co. home Washburn Bros, lumber W S Lattimore, bdg bge J P Lattimore, serving is road notices G W Green, sup of enn Dolph Boyce, sup of chn Caroline Young, sup Dr. B H Palmer, services as co. pny $3.50 24.93 600 6 00 1 50 1 50 117 09 19 64 40 00 -40 300 2 00 1 50 : 2000 89 300 95 2 00 200 : 250 200 j 200 350 I 150 2 00 ; 8 oo J12 00 Dr. B H Palmer, s p exp Dr. B H Palmer, special s Uohn Beson, bridge worn Prank Barrett, sup Nancy Marian, sup Stamey Bros, medicine Abba Milligan, sup G W Milling, sup of chn Essie Gladden, sup -Mary Webb, sup J T Hoyle, sup r i T P Alexander, painting t -en ur.-iiiama ervicesi ' A B Battle, tax .pd by error: & b n. nvia nn I tvr Phoebe Hoyle, sup , . ' n Cowles & wife, sup ; .. :,' - Berry ITitchem & wile, sup Liz Green, sup Cleveland Star, a4r Peggy Ledford, ZA s I 5? a tt mi enn of child S3 oo AU9. uunoM) " - r - v im OK Judy Graham, sop--, ; B B Babington, work at jau 1 op Shelby TeLCopnone rent at co. home . 150 4 00 3 00 1 50 2 50 1 50 What ab'outthe next Legisla ture passing a "dog law? . A tax of one' dollar on each dog, the money to go to the school ' fund, would bricg in, right- consider able revenue and t would also have the effect of "ridding 1 the country of a great tnihy worth less curs. . . ; 't !-: : " .The election held in ; Monroe on the dispensary question f last week resulted, in a C victory for the prohibitionists. The dispen sary was;, voted out by a; good majority. -Liquor gets a - black eye every time the people get a chance to vote on ' the question; Liquor has had its day in North Carolina the strong moral senti ment of the people will supprc It. v: i T . c9l jnmr Apprttned. ' .The regular. $100,000 appro priation to the counties is on the basis of : 15 cents per capita among the- ";shildreu of school age. There are 678,599 children of school age in North Carolina. Some of the counties in this sec tion receive -the following amounts: Cleveland, 10,113 chil dren, $1,516.95; Rutherford 9, 25 children $1,383.45; Polk, 2, 503 children 375.4 Gaston, 10, 686 children $l,6lj.00. Lincoln, 5 726 children $858.90;; Catawba, 8,370 children 1,252.50; Burke, 6,336 children $950.40. - " Thpropec'B for a nw railroad from Atbevil ! to Butbsrf ord ton via Hickory Nut Gap Are very en couraging, i- survey is Boon to be made and it ie highly probable tbat the line mil be built in the aear future Polk County News, , 's New 5 00 NOVEMBER 1902. Essie Gladden r sup 3 5o J A Camp, Jr. sup 2 oo O Cowles & wife, sup 4 oo Ans. Howell, sup child 3 oo Liz Green, sup ; - , I 5o Hargaret Towery, sup 1 5on Thomas 'Bell, sup 1 5o Frank Barrett, sup 2 oo Josh Earls, sup of child 4 oo Ab Hamrick, sup of Young children 35o D Boyce, sup of children 2co Peggy Ledford, sup 3 oo G W Green, sup children 3 oo Polly Broadway, sup 1 5o Abba Milligan, sup 2 oo W J Morrison, bridge lum 1195 C A Tucker, services and ex at cc. home 1 107 59 E C Borders, lumber for co. home 17 74 Dilla McSwain, sup 2 oo Phoebe Hoyle, sup 1 5o W Dover, sup 4 oo W Dover, mdse 1 25 Caroline Young, sup 1 5o Vian Owens, sup 1 5o Dr. B H Palmer, services 2o oo J F Williams, services 5 5o Capt. E D Dickson, services 12 8o David Grant support 1.00 Berry Mitcham & wife support J.00 G W M itlingr support of child 2.00 Berry Lemons support 1.50 Double Shoal C Mill b repairs 98,13 L A Padgett juror 1-50 I J Bridges juror 1.50 S & C Brooks witnesses 1.00 Joseph Brooks, witness .50 T P Alexander painting at jail 1.50 Judy Graham support 1.25 Charley avis support 1.50 Shelby Tel Co. rent co home 3.00 A B Suttle services 36.00 A B Suttle boarding prisoners 361.20 W M Bridges, support 2.00 P L Peeler services .90 T D Scruggs registrar 12.41 J A McBrayer judge of election 1.00 L. M Scoggins judga of elction 1.00 H W Gallimore registrar 10.24 W W Washburn jude of election 2.00 P L. Peeler registrar 14.30 G W Peeler election baliff 1.00 J M Patterson registrar 10.57 J G Heindon judge of election 1.00 It F Hambright, judge of election 1.00 15.22 1,00 1.00 1.00 1.00 2.00 17.26 1.00 1.00 19. 28 9.52 14.41 15.79 10 96 9.70 9.49 100 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 2.10 25.00 21.81 1.00 1.10 5.48 2.83 2.00 1.05 .25 9.20 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 .50 .50 50 .50 17.70 11.62 1.50 1.50 2.00 1.00 8.61 14.46 1.00 j 1.00 1.00 2.00 2,00 . 2.00 LOO 1.00 1.00 14.02 2.00 1J50 3X10 1.00 2.00 3.35 6.00 2.00 15.89 1.00 4.50 9.76 1010 John F Moss registrar J M McSwain bailiff B F Jolly bailiff C C Roberts judge of election D P yers judge of election Hugh Borders judge of election J L, Ferguson registrar J F Allison bailiff J F Ware bailiff J F Tiddy registrar J F Ramsey registrar AG-Higglns registrar R L Weathers registrar C A Borders registrar J M Irvin registrar W S Wood registrar L, C Lemons judge of election Aaron Mauney judge of election C M Kendrick judge of election S R Huss judge of election W A Putnam bailiff F L Devinny services F L Hoyle transcribing index Logan & White bridge lumber C B Suttle & Co., mdse. Shelby Backet stationary Kendall & Blanton drugs O C Bostic it, Co,, irdse Joseph Lindsay support ' T W Ebeltoft stationery C C Hamrick work on Iron bridge T K Harnett holding Inquest A M Lattimore juror J P Lattimore juror T J Lattimore juror R L MagneWjuror" Taylor Brooki witness O A Campbell witness Aaron Campbell witness Duffie Campbell witness J F Roberts services 8 R Anthony registrar Bettie Wadkins support Alma bright support Meliaea McSwain support Nettie Arnold support J A Weaver registrar J L Green registrar J C Gold bailiff J D Lattimore bailiff J H Magness judge of election W M Bridges support A Bumgardner support W A DelUnger support L H Patterson baififl . J T Copeland judge of election J R Francis judge of election J B Cline registrar W B Champion support ; Mary Smith support Peter Pric support T J Bablngton bailiff, ' Mary Bridges supports T W MUler work at jail , W S Pruett officer of jrrand jury, A M Hamrick judge of eiecwu C A Tucker hogs for co home Angelina England support , Jane Weast support -Young Bros, bridge lumber . tni- nubile road! :Wor public J M Davis tana ior yuu q W Calahan use of team G W8tockton,l)rfl2,rork A O Harrelson bridge worjr. t--iiva (Conciaded nxt ws 4.16 7.00 35i4 Storec -':t330OCC:30OOC10000i: J0O0OC3990O00eSCSO00OeSS30O0OCCS300OCC 30COt:0a CHMSTMA 5 We bespeak an interest in our Holiday goods on whichjwe have S bestowed a large degree of attention. Unusual care has been given tothe selections. 1 The line embraces the pick of the best in the whole domain oi Amas presents. The display, oi every taste. A great oppor tunity is here for the gratification of eveiy fancy. Also a tre mendous stock of one of the finest qualities- and best assortment of candies -will go on sale at a - Ciflt Price Tomorrow ' floreW S Also 1000 largest size cocoa nuts at 5c each. OCOOwOXX3 OOOOCOOO OOOOOOOO 0XXXXXX30000 ONE WEEK TILL CHRISTMA FROM NOW UNTIL XMAS I AM GOING TQ OFFER EVERYTHING I HAVE EXTREMELY LQW PRICES. SANTA CLAUS AND TOYS. ' I told you in last week's Stab what all I had in Christ mo thvs Tom rrot t ; n o- in TiHw XmM Tovs every day ana can sell you anything you want for children, young people onrl rlrJ nonnla Vnn hart hfit.ter fiftfl TT1V tOysbefore buying. tV VA pvv w -M. V -av wv-r r m 1 A. Tnva in Shftlhv. Look in last week's Stab and see what I had advertised. Flannellettes. Outings and Percales. Thenicpst 12 l-2c etc for waist at 8 l-3c Outing at Flannell- 100 yd 5c yd. 10c Outing, good and heavy in stripe and checks at 7$c yd. 6 l-4c Simpson Calicoes 6o yd. 36 inch Percals in all colors, stripes and figures at 5c yd 12 1 2c Cotton heavy fleeced at Flannel, . 8ic yd. 36 inch wide Cotton nel worth 10c yd at Flan 5c yd. To buy or not to buy is a question easily settled when you call at our store and examine our stock of Holiday goodd. Xmas will soon be here--do not wait, but come now and make your selections. , i Dress Goods. 10c Cannon Cloth at 7ic yd. $1.00 Capes for 50e. I have only 6 dozen 1.00 capes that I am going to close out at 50c just for fun. These Capes are all nice new goods of the latest styles with large double collars with fur and braid all around them, Now is your chance to buy your cape. I have other apes. Plush and all kinds cheaper than ever. , Clothing. I have just received a big lot of Coate and Vests, Pante aud Overcoats, Top Shirts: Undershirts; all at which I will sell between now and Xmas at a very low price. Dishes, Glassware and Tinware, Mv line of Dishes, Glassware and Tinware is the biggest and mLt complete in Shelby. I have mostanything you want. Crockeiy of all kinds, 10-piece Toilet Sets, Steak Dishes, Gravy Bowls, Soup Plates, Cream Pitchers, extra Bowls and Pitch ers, Molasses Pitchers. . The best 50c Molasses Pitch er that jou ever saw for 35c All sorts of Vases, Bowls, Fruit Stands, Punchy Bowls, Water Sets, 'Dishe?, Vinegar Bottles that will not turn over. Oranges, Bowls, etc. All of these goods are exactly like Cut Glass and are very heavy Tinware in Oil Cans, Buckets, Wash Pans 5 and 10c, Coffee Pots, and most anything you want in Tinware, Pie Pans, Pud ding Pans, etc. All sorts of Gold Glassware, in Cream Pitchers, Sugar Bowls, Wine XJlasses and Vases all cheap at 25c a piece. SANTA CLAUS PRICE 10C E. Preserve Stands with lids, heavy Dishes with lids; Plates, Cups, Saucers, Jugs. Jars, Crocks.- I have just received a big lot - of Yellow Cake and Custard Bowls. . . , . : r to i-on?vfd a bier lot of beau I am go 1 PStiful Jardiniers which -L -?-XJr' i worth twice the price. inir to sell irom . ... 0 Lo CHEAPEST.. . STORE hr.- EARtH. ' ON If you want to see something beautiful in the line of dress goods come and examine the large stock on sale. Newest weaves, color and any weight. All nice new and fresh stock. All in large bolts, no remnants nor mill ends. We might add to Z its volume, but hardly to its completeness of assortment, its eliectiveness. This department has the prestige of previous seasons to maintain and more, lor last season's standard does not answer for this, better is expected this season and that's what we ve got. 1 he collection stands pre-eminent lor variety and represents the best there is in every class or kind of dress goods. We fear no competition in this line if you compare quality of goods and prices. . ! Clothae 8 In Clothing, we are simply doing the business. We know where, how and what to. buy. Our enormous purchases enable us to get the lowest prices. We carry the largest in all the country, we can fit any size. We are in it to sell you a good suit or overcoat for less money than any one else. The great popular-, i ity of this branch of our business, the volame of business we're doing makes it a particularly felicitous place for you to patronize. i ets Amid Rta I A big lot of carpeting and carpet samples now in stock. Good quality ol gooasana oeautuui colors, etc. 11 you uave aroum to carpet it will pay you to come here to buy. We also have a beautiful collection of Hugs, all sizes, grade, colors and quality of goods. Nothing finer for a Christmas present. Mtmtuial Advantage We try to make it pay you to do your business with us. The best possible business for you, for us, for any one, is one in j xvhioh tho ftdvanLaeru to buver and sellers is mutual: in which the profit in a transaction is on both sides; in which the seller j nnn sav to the buver as some has put it, cIf I don't sell you j thepe goods we both lose money." This is the real core to good J business. The reasons why you should buy goous irom us are S i iustas strong as our reasons for selling them. The advantages j i GAINED BY THE PERSON WHO BUYS GOODS FROM US AKE ADVANTAGES LOST BY l THE ONE WHO DOESN'T. TRY.US WHEN YOU NEED ANYTHING. I Stammey Bfose j r i Fallstoo aed Beam's Mills, N. C. 000000wsooooooooxw BEE HIVE T THE ONLY BARGAIN STOBE IN KING'S M-Tl OR YIGINITY . . t .... TJ'.-or, rhiUrfln't Rmti M.T6 at Th Clothiug, pyercoatt, Underwear o. "goitB 't & 1S 2 25 and up. Boy', tnit. ie prices win pieaie you. .... ..a rt hnv nn lf vo want it eheao. We at 39o and op Great .ppcia!. ;i Uro " 1.75. 2.00. 2.50 and up. Bee Hiy and the prices will please jw. ; - . . one l( Q want it eheap. have an UD-to date ai.d spleudid line Warm UNderwear For Men and Women, Mm'. F.HC7 Uudtr.birt. .t 15o. 19o. 21o and ap. low price u oo u ildren all aud atyles. Ladies' Undershirts at lOo, 14o and np. cola weiuor. Chil-Shoes vi r i! m a'auww - - . tw t . aw.ma n n rm ivnH ail Underwear at the low price of 8c and op we o.t. i -u r . ftD merohant UU mmm - for men, womu aud en in Stag's Mountain. 9 : Dry Goods, Groceries arid Xmas Toys. markt-d big Bee BEE K 1 V E , THE ONLY CHEAP STORE JlN KING'S MOUNTAIN
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