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A Light
Wrap.
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Something that will just
keep the chill of!, when you
are riding or walking. You
don't feel like putting on
heavy winter garments, but
you do need a light wrap.
An
UMBRELLA
You might as well think ol
going without a hat as to
wear one and have it
and spoiled by the fall
rains. You necp an umbrella,
something neat and yet
inexpensive.
A Rain-Coat.
Well, a rain-coat is what
everyone needs, and we
don't
point.
FAIR
A CO.
Have all the necessaries to
comfort and a host of other
things.
Fiudw, OcTonr.n 26, 1894.
jt"1l fc r lit. I MH II I. II ! I
Miss Ora Harnett, No Creek, is
quite sick.
Miss Violi I.ike.ncar town, has typhoid
fever
New Hue novelties in all. wool dress
goods nt Fair Hao c Co's.
Mr. W, U.Jones, ol FonNville.was 1
n pleasant caller Wcdnesdiy. I
Wo sell goods cheaper than the
cheapest. Cahsov & Co.
We have the biggest stock in town
to select from. Cakson & Co
Miss Maggie Stevens who has had
n severe spell of typhoid fever is improving.
Mr. R.H. Stewart.of Barnett's Creek
has moved to Beaver Dam to educate
his children.
Mr. W. D. Luce is erecting a nice
house lor Mr. J. P. Thompson on his
farm near town.
Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Coleaian aul
Mrs. J. P Sandcrfur returned from
Whitcsville Monday.
If you have a small amount of
money to spend do it now while Fair
Bros. & Co. are offering Mich
bargains in their line.
