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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-04-03
'sThose Who Have Money and Want
Bargains !,' =

Alns, what mighty difference bc,weon the
wanting and the having Nevertheless, ak who aO
have the grand desidoratum-and there are still
many such in the land-would be wise to read the
Mr.. JAuEs R-,SuLLIvAN.. 1t will he found in OH.
othec colanln. He has Just arriredfrom tho Big
Flor 'ard"-all tho way from New York City
brin,in with him stock Of Spring and Sum
mer Goods of the very rarest bcautJ'and fashion /;
Et Ceteras without number.
Nor must it be forgotten oy shc hinge crowd Of
wretche creatures WHO baye little or nothing, that
the said little or nothing can be padeto do. wun-
ders under SrLLlvAN's present scale ofprices.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-04-03
The Grea. Flood in the West.

From, letter dated Memphis, March 18th,
(says tie Charleston Courisr,1 We mshe the
S following extract:
We are here in the midst of mighty
srcshct that affords one OF the gtendeSt spec
tacies, but fills the spectator with sympathy
for thousands of people Living on the rivers
from pi;tsburg to New Orleans. The scenes
along the Mississippi, as -they present them
selves to The travellers on tic Steamers, are
,iLiable.
"Thc river averages 40 miles wide IRON. aa
Memphis to VlcksbuFg "a distance ol osV
niles, and the people have taken refuge IN
the upper stories Of their houses; orupon
temporary floors built above the water 1u
their cabins, while such OF the poor ANIMALS
as have escaped drowning line the levees only
q hand breadth above the water, aud witi,
nothing TO eat. Many boats are laid up,
being unable to land anywhere or transact
business. and in consequence thousands OF
peop'e cannot get away from their miserable
and dangerous homes. It is. proposed here
10 day 10 send Il steamer and bargcs, to re
I;cyc The suffering as far as possible.
Oar Little Rock Road from the MiSsissp'
u; 10 the ST. Francis, is covered with Wafer
frou. two to fifteen f:et above the rails, dis,
iance OF forty miles. We are prosecuting the
work Of grading however, on the Middle dl'
vision. from the St. Francis to the. White
River"
The Evansville (Ind.) Journal says;
1T is really painful to witness the great
overflow that new prevails on the Ohio ri"er:
From Evansville almost to Newbarg the Will
waste OF waters has no visible boundaries.
Tie waters are pouring across the neck OF
land between Evansville and Henderson With
great violence Enterprise is totally SUB
merged, but the people wisely provided ior
such contingency by building their houses
ON stilts about foot higher than high water
mark, and are in no special danger OF being
washed away. No intercourse, however, Can
be held betweep the neighboring houses ex-
cept in boats. Taylorsport, Rome, Alton and
the lower portion OF Connection were inunaa-
ted. and the residents were compelled to move
t, the second story Hundreds OF houses
along the shore are partially submerged, and
the inhabitants have been compelled to vaca:e.
In many-cases houses are standing on small
elevation entirely surrounded By water, the
residents having no means of intercourse with
the res. of markiud except in boats. There
sre no river banks from Louisville to Cairo;
On Green river, also, an unprecedented nooo
prevails, inundating nearly all the towns ana
VILLAGES. The towns of Calhoun and kumSeyi
me submerged. The Knoxville Commercial
says that East Tennessee is literally covered
with mud. The IIolston river is over us
hanks, and immense beds OF dcodwooo are
floating by.
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CRop PRospEcrs IN TExAs.-A letter dated

CROP PRospEtrs IN TEXAS "A letter dated
Houston, Texas, ,4tk instant, says the season
.l-.-.- rSa. haz hnen--rems kably-fayorable for
planting. Corn in some places is above the
ground A letter from Galveston says;
Texas has been favored with the most
pleasant, favorable and delightful winter
known for many years, We enter on the
spring season buoyant with hope, and (as
compared with our sister Southern States) with
exceeding hattering prospects. During the
last three months. a large immigration has
found its way into cur country, and the stream
seems uuabated.. Our farmers are energeti-
cally preparing for a large crop. Industry,
energy and public spirit seem rife in the com.
muuity. Railroads are being pushed forward
in various directions. Schools are lonrishing.
Churches are well sustained. Politics are
generally avoided, and progress-physical,.
mental and noral-seems to be the order of
the day..
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QulrMAN.-The Banner, published at Quit
ma,.;n Gennuia calls attention To the hulr-

QulTMAN.-The Banner, published at Quit
man; in Georgia, calls attention to the flour
ishing condition Of that place. and says:
Less than seven years ago, the siia of our
present prosperous, thriving, and beautiful
town was pine forest. Wealth, enterprise,
energy and muscle have been lavish in their
expenditures, and We can now poiut to the
result-the most prosperous interior town in
the State. Last year, in the neighborhood OF
one hundred buildings were erected-some
of them magnificent brick structures-And
the mechanics saw, hammer and plain con-
tinue to notify us, from early morn till dewy
eve, that the work of improvement and pro
gress still goes on. The rise, progress and
prospective future of Quitmau, stands without
q parallel ut the South.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-04-03
From North Carolina.

RALEIGH, March. 90, noon.-The Union
Convention. which has been in Session here
for two days, hos adjourned The word Re
publican was adopted az Aparty. name: The
tone of theresolhtions are radical Fltty-t~o
counties were represented: Ohe.haF the
members were negroes, andthe others whites:
/, -. .i5r; = -. 80.
;, Return WEEK.-This being return week
for our District, The sseing bas taken whole:
sale:rurn, exceeding all.ealculation hithetto
made. Some of the lawyers inform us.they
cannot possibly get through With their cases.
f,.is i'm possible before our paper goes 10 press
togiee correct estimate Of the number 'ot
sued cases, but the, amountit it is thought, viii
not be much behind fifteen hundred. This
thing coming upon the people sos soon- otter
the great war, and in the midst Ct o sore
famine, will certainly effect a ruin if not ar
rested, more complete than any Ceh6scation
Bill that Congress could pass. Of the two
methods of puHishnseiltj we do not Hesitate
to say, that we would prefer to sec Stevens
Biz of abo;ninations "a law, rather than this
/ EAood of wholesale sucng, which rs only an
other species of -confi,catioD; for under the
former something might be left to many o
poor debtor, whjle, under The operation of the
| latter clean sweep Will be made. The rem.
;cay for the evil if not Afforded by the military
authorities, may be found in a Convention,
which we trust may very soon he held.-Dar-
lington Southerner.
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From New Orleans.
Nsw ORLEANS, March

NEW ORIbhNS, IHdtCH ~
Gen. Sheridan has removed Attorney Gen
eral HERON, Mayor Mouroe, aud Judge
Aeell, and appointed L. l.. Lynch Attorney
General, Edward Heath Mayor, end ". ".
Howe Judge OF the First District Court. The
removed officers are ordered to transfer tue
appurteuarces of their offices TO their sue
The lerces above are yielding. and apprc.
tensions are felt.ofan inuudation of the whole
-Iouer Wiley
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"The Angel Sisters."

We can do our musical readers 40 better service
Augusta for very beautiful song with the above
title Fine words, truthful sentiments, and the
mnst delightful melody. Tho music by Mr.: SIC
lsyusD scnsErSEn hiusclf. quantities of the
newest and best music always on hand at ScHEEI-
MFRS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-04-03

GENERAL AMEEsrY,-Tbe Legislatures Of
North Carolina, Mississippi and Florida have
passed Acts to grant ageneral amnesty and
pardon to ah officers and soldiers of either the
Confederate. OF Federal army for crimes or
nisdemeanors alleged to have been committed
during the war, while acting in conformity
with orders, and,district attorneys have been
ordered to enter noUe proseqli in every case
whc,e such an indictment is pending.
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Last Notice.
Assistant Assessors. Cfiee,
q. S. INTERN GL REVENUE

" 10TH RKo'r. S. c. NJ, April let, 1897.
ENpM very recent instruction r, ceived from the
u lead Of this Department, l ain ordered to
returhthe Assessed List at once.
Undergraduates with my former advertisement,
in refcAnce toithe coming week, will meet my
appointents after which will be found at
RichardSnv from Monday the sih to Monday
the l5thaftcr which will close the Assessment
for 1857 nd S85 for incomes. &c, aud licenses
&C., from lay 1895 to May 1867. e. :
Tax Payai would do we'll tO observe hifnotice
asf..a H.C. MoSELY,
Assistant Assessor,
lotA Regiment S. c. N. ,'''
;Apfii lot, :" SfS.S'4;; fs1s y III
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"Impor!ant and True"

is the heading to proclamation of peace
and good WILL" issued from tie. headquarters
of Messrs. Kenny & Gray, the well known
proprietors of that first class clothing and
merchant tailoring house, 23S Brl ad street.
Yesterday we took a bird's-eye view of this
establishment. and saw enough to convince
any reasonable man that their stock of cloth
iug and furnishing goods is complete in all
respects, embracing every sly lie and variety OF
garment. Their stock OF Spring ard Summer
gods was selected by. an experienced and
prcticcd hand-the Senior member Of the
house. Mr., John Kenny, having repaired 10
New York for that purpose Their line of
ge1tlcmen's furnishing goods can't be beat.
Tleir stock is as extensive as that OF any
house in the State. Their prices and their
gods are adapted 10 all classes and conditions.
In proof Of this, We have only to say that q
ful suit of spring clothes can be purchased
fr,m Sc to as high figure u the purchaser
MY desire to 90.
In the merchant tailoring department will
be found. the best cloths, c.ssiueres, and
vetings, which will be made up in the latest
stle and on the inostreasona'.!3 j. terms. Coun
tr, merchants and dealers fram Carolina and
th. interior will find spleud.,. assortment to
mike their selections from -y';tLout going
North. When to travelling 1psases is ad-
ded insurance, freight and nc loss Of time,
small supplies Of dry goods, s.oceries, CLOTH
Ing, and, intact, Everything el.9 hat IS needed
ror the country trade, cad be purchased inf
naely cheaper in this city tra. in New York.
AS Mcssrs. Kenny & Gray haze purchased
largely, they are prepared .tnGffer the'mos
fsv6rabhe terms to their friend ,fthe interior.
AS everybody in Augusta knoss Kenny &
GRAY it is altogether unnecessary to say more
tban that they haye the cloth;ngclcap, if you.
have the wcrcw1h to fork over in return.
d Live and let live is their motto but they
can only do this By paying to-a1y and trusting
tomorrow Chronicle d: Sentinel.
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The Radical Vince, Cease to Grind.

The EaufcaI Wheef CeusFt 10 UrIHu'
And the Radical machinery ceases TO groan and
crcak with malice and fanaticism and injustice.
BUT OILY for ehtee months. We mean that Con-
grcss has adjourned. They let ont on the last of
March, aud are going homo for -tbrcc months.
They sest. upon their laurcls-which laurcls are
the reduction OF the political system of the conn
try I, chaos. Whom they meet again and make a
fresh plungc into aimpcachment" and "eonfsea-
ton" they will probably add anarchy to chaos,
God help them! Or rather, God help ns!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-04-03

Nh. JEFFERSON DAyIs.-The following pre-
amble and resolution was introduced in the
United States Senate on Friday last bg Sena
tor. Wilson (Radical), and ordered to be
printed: -s.g o.. -.
State Of Mississippi, was captured by Mill
rary force in the service Of tue United States
on: n:the 1llh day Of May, 1865, and has since
been held in confinement as a prisoner ol
State in Fortress Monroe, Va; and phereas
the said Jefferson Davis stands charged, on
the highest authority, with the heinous crime
of conspiring to IoHder the late President OF
the United States, Abraham lincoln, and is
also indicted Cox treason; and rhereas, the
said Jefferson Davis has perss;ently declared
his innocence of The offences charged against
him, and through his legal advisers, by all
mears known to. the Jaw, has sought and de-
mandel SPEEDY and public trial by due pro-
cess Of law, befcye civil tribunal of compe-
ten! jurisdiction; therefore,
Resolrcd Lq tie Senate, The House + Rep
rtsenfdiirss c6ncrrring, That the longer con-
Gnement Of the said jefferson Davis without
q trial, or tie assignment Of specific time
foi, trial, Is not,in accordance With the dc.
n.ands Of, Justice, The spirit of the law and
the requirements Of the Consultation, and that
common jas.ice, sound public policy and rae
national honor unite il recommending that
the said Jefferson Davis be brought to q
speedy and public trial, or that he BE- released
from confinement on bail, or on bis own re-
cognizance.
TIE REMEDr IN RgsEkvE.-Ihe profound
impression produced by The great speech of
TLaddrus Stevens, in. support tf his conhsca-
ton bill, shows how readily and instantly the
people would appruye the 7sererest legislation,
if this were rendered necessary by the cortin
ued or rsncwed 'obduraey Of the authors of
the reliellion-Eurney's Chronicle.
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SAD AcclDEXr.-We regret to announce
cod accident which occurred few days since
st the Steam Mill of Messrs. Mabry d Nc
Cracken. and which resulted in tie deatho OF
freedman under the following distressing cir
cumatances: Whilst experimenting the saw,
the boy inadvertently placed his hand IN lts us
reach, and his arm, body and head were at
once drawn in aud shockingly INITIATED.
Medical aid was at hand, bnt proved unaVall-
;ng. So mutila,ed and dis6gured was the
bodv. that to old soldieEs familiar with hor-
rors of the battlefield, it proved 8 mora re-
Toltsne sight than sny they had witnessed
AbbsTille Press,
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WHoLEsA1E TRADE OF Charlottesville
Charleston NepSsays:

WHoLEsA1.E TRADE OF CuARLEsDoS.-The
Charleston Newssays:
The impression that New York was the
only commercial city in the Uaited States, is
gradually leaving the brains of the few who
were deluded into visit 10 that metropolis
with the hope of purchasing cheaper goods.
These wanderers are now fast returning to
their first love-. and have become convinced
chat Charleston is not what her enemies re-
present her, but that she still possesses the
same reputation and the same elements OF
success that made her SO popular as market
in by-gons years. The old houses are grad
ualy beng revived, and even tho lately
formed are filled with familiar faces. Tie
wholesale merchants of Charleston have de
termned that the old city shall not retro grade,
and they have u:ed every means in their pow
er, and have offered every inducemeut to their
former customers, to bring them back.
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No ELECTIONS IN AucUsTA.-As we have
predicted more than once, says the. Constit,.-
fionalist, there will probably bc no charter
election in April. The following order has
been sent to US for publication:
HEADQUARTERS Posi- OF AUGUSTA,
AUGUSTA, Ga, March 27, 1857,
General Orders No. &c
In compliance with Instructions from Head
quarters of the Army, all elections are hereby
prohibited within the limits Of this command
until General Pope assumes command Of this
Military District and issues his orders in the
matter.
By command of Brevet Colonel T. w.
Sweeney, U. S. A., Commanding Post.
EDWIN b. PARKS,
I'd Lieut. 18Th Infantry, Us. A, Post Ad-
iutaQt,
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nsS It is estimated that the late food has
d,laa gol Fast Tenn.tsee sver *?oOO,oOO Over
two hundred persons were washed out of their
homes in Knoxville" Tho damage to farming
interest i, very heavy. Many Of the farmers lost
their houses, barns, grain, and stock.
,,eYa The Southern relief subscriptions in Bos-
ton, thus far, amount to about $4,000
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DEATH OF Mn. B. Z. DrBow:-We find
the following in tho New York Herald, of
Tuesday last: "But few weeks ago we
chroniclod the death of Mr.. j.: D. 3. DcBew,
the Southern Reviewer ard Satesman, at
Elizabeth. N. j.. We hare now to announce
the death of his brother, Mr.. B. F. DeBow,
Which took place at eight o2iock yesterday
morning, at Elizabeth. Tk@ deceased was
the business managero of Detc.c's Rerie,c, aud
was gentleman Of excellent attainments and
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=
w The projectors of a flying machine IN
California expsc. to rnakc the "trip across the con-
tincpt in twenty y-four hours.
ms- Drownlow is engaged inquartering bodies
of negro State guards in eyory County IN len
pc,,ee to control the next election. -
nS- Napoleon managed to extract twolve mil
lions in specie frcm the Mexican mines and got 1t
safely homo
mas- The Kentucky Senate has passed biz to
n,ohibi, the .in,ermarringe of first cousins
ns- Edwin Forrest, the actor, has given $500
towards the relief Of the Southern destitute.
ty Fcmuao suffrage is probably to be tried in
Wisconsin. The lower House of tho Legislature
of that State, by vote of Gs to p, on .w0dnes-
dnv. adopted a resolution to submit to tho people
the udostion of extending suffrage to women. The
State Senate, il. is roperted will concur in the
resolution.
Milwaukee paper tells story Of ter
rior which attacked.a rat at grain warehouse In
that city afcw days since; the rat squcaicd, the
ALARM was repeated by other rats near BY and IN
momeura large swdrm Of rats surrounded the
unfortunate dog. gave him battle, and although
he made terrible havoc among them, ultimately
killed and nearly devoured him.
s% Twenty seven lives were lOst by the flood
ut Helena-mostly freedmen.
mrThe eolored citizens Of Portsmouth, Va.,
have put up ono of their own color for Mayor
sg Tho people about ssaunton have stopped
buying goods in the North and taken to home
spun. ts
G% An Irlshman in Mobile, thrashed a Fed
sral Army officer soundly, for having, as he al
legged, shot him whilst q prisoner in ono of tho
Northern military places of confinement during
the war.
e:Y A negro named Butler was caught a-few
days ago, in Charleston, purloining gfccnbacks
with an ingenuity worthy Of his spoon renowned
numosako. His plan wa, to reach the srccnbacks,
which wore lying on back shelf with stick
tsrred ss one cnd.
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THE AID VERTIS
JAMES T. BACON, EDITOR.
MEDNBgp AY.APRIL s,lse7.F 'l'.
Thanks.

Dr::sAaDERe, ,ot tho srin of FRAZIER; . SANDERS;
who. haSlust freturnedfrem New York, bringing,
with him an 9-nense-stoek of Goods y:has ourbsstl
THINKS fer batch of late Northern Papers. ~
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Tha Crescent.

We are glad to receive the Crescent, the District
pspor of Marion in our own State. We have
read tho number before us with great pleasure,
and find that its conductors know full we'll
how to consul. the wants, tastes and interests of
the reading community. Tho Crescent shall nj
ways end warm welcome at tho hands Of the
Adrcriiscr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-04-03
f.enI. Sickles' Order

On the outside of to days paper viii be found
Genl sIcKLEs first Order as Military COMMANDER
of District No. ..
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The University of South Carolina.


We have received within the week. past, q Cata'
loguc of the University of South Carolina; and
have been much interested in looking into it
There are in this University eight Literary and
scientific schools, School of Law, and School
of aledicins Tha. Ae.-crentinr- the Law School
and the Medical School was passed at the last
session Of the Legislature. Soon after the Board
of Trustee, appointed His Honor Judge lscLIs
as Professor of Law. The eminent gentleman
declined the appointment and the chair is still
vacant. It is to be filled in the coming May.
There are now in this institution one hundred
and eight matriculatcs. Of these but two are
from Edgefcld District-LLEwELLrS IL. Bo%IEs
and JAMES R. IRWIN.
The University Of South Carolina i. under the
n ost able and admirable management and if our
citizens have sons to educate, no place can offer
stronger inducements, or promise more thorough
mental and moral draining, than our State 4nati-
tuition.
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ag- Mrs. Jefferson Davis, passing through
Ge,dsbpro, n. c. few days since, received o
hanarons sun In grosnbaeka ct tho depot.
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South ern FAMINE relies frund.-can fof

Southern Famine Keller Fund'- Ior
- Informatien.
M At meeting of the Committee of Dis
tEbution,' appointed. in pursuance Of resolu-
|tfyns adopteda pIblc meeting sotfcltlzrns
Of Pbfiadf phia, called for The purpose of rails:
ing fund ior5thc relief Of the destitute aud
furnishing people ofthe South, on motJsn Of
1.-The Hen. William Strong TWas .se
E|g E|sg Resofbeds ssTbat, bYpabliration in'the news
papers OF me city, apsinviation be extended
to all persons who Eave krowledgc of partic-
ular points in the South, where destitution ex-
ista to give immediate information to the com.
mittee. JOHN kLsH,
Chairman Committee 6f Distribution, ',-'
Board of Trade rooms,
sos Ohesnut street.
Pursuant to the above notice, we beg that
citizens throughou,the State -wifl-lcommuni'
cate to us the neeessitors condition. Of the
localities in which they live. We want the
number of families, whether white or black.
aud, if practicable; The nunber OF indisidu-
els who require relief; also: the amount Of
[:corn,or other food demanded, together -lEith
such other statements concerning the agrlcul.
,turaI prospects ofthe neighborboot as Will
enable the various Northern relief Com nit
tees to act intclligently upon 1he report thai
we shall make.
There should be in every district.an organ
ization of citizens to collect and report this
species of information TO his ESceiiepcy To e
Governor, or to. some central bureau, here,
SO that the relief -aGorded.may~ hesystemati-
cally bestowed South Carolipjap. -. i.
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The American Farmer.

The american Farner for March is upon our
table. This valuable monthly is devoted to one
of the highest and bcst interests of the human
racc-Agricul,mre. And very ably devoted it is
too. AS proof of ills thorough worth and use-
fitness, We have only to record tho fact that 1t
MAS established in 1919, and has held its own
aver since. Tern,s-2O0 year. Pubiishod BY
Worthing,Qp 1-Lewis. Office, No. 50 South Gay
Street, baltimore, Md.
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RATES OF. ApyERr4sING,
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.

Advertisements will be inserted at the rate OF
ONE DOLLAR and FIFTY CENTS per Square
no M;nion lines or less.) for the frst insertl"n
and ONE CLEAR for each Subsequent insertion
aSy- rbsr,l discoun. viii be mals to these
wishing to advertise by the year.
ANNOUNCING Candidues $500, in adv'nce.
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Hats. &c.

Ladies apd Misses Trimmed and Untrimmsd
HATS Of the latest styles, astsssz9
RIBBONS and FLOWERS IN great VARSITY
Mems, Boys and Yonth's HATS, all Of the Ia
test styles. = i..sNCi y.
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sG1eaess and. HpsiesYs;:

Ladies and Meme eLovEs,-Kid,I silk and
Lsie Thread,-in variety, -
Ladies', Mems and Misses HOSE and Half