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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-08-03
sheriG's Sale.
. II. CLARK, Adm'or.

vs.
j. a. Bland, surv'ng Ex'or. 49,.
pY virtue of Writ OF Fl Fa to me|di
1O rected, in the above stated case,
will proceed to sell at Edgelicld G. Ii.
on the first Monday in August mex
the following property belonging to til.
Estate Of Avory Bland, decd, to wit:
ONE TRACf OF LAND containin
Seventeen Hundred Acres, more or less
adjoining lands of james G. Brooks, N
Eti' 'eredge, Eugene Burt, Mrs. Mrgart
Mathis and others.
hsr Terms Cash. Titles and Stamps
JOHN II. McDEvITT, s.E.D.
July IA Ate 50
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The Door Step.

ft-s - -
The conference meeting through a! last
We boys around thegessry waited,
TO SEQ the girls come tripping past,
Like snowbirds waiting tn be mated
Not Drawer he that leaps the wall
BY level musket flashc; littcn,
Than l, who stepped before them all.
.. Who longed to sec me get the nittcn'
But no, she blushcd and took my arm,
We let the old folks fake the Highway
And started toward the Maple Farm
Along kind Of lovers byway.
{ can't remember what we said.
Twas nothing wnrth Il song or story,
Yet that rude path by which we sped
Seemed all transformed and in glory
The snow was crisp beneath out feet,
The moon was full, the fields were
BY hood and tippet sheltered sweet,
Fer face with youth and health was 49,
beaming.
|, The little hand outside her muff-
f O, sculptor, if yc" could hut mouldit!-
So lightly touched my Jacket cuff.
To keep it warm had to hold it.
To have her with mo there .,lnno,
Twas love and fear and triumph
blended.
At last we reached the foot-wo,n stone
Where that delicious Journey ended.
she took her ringlets from her brow,
And with a !" Thank you, Ned dis
sembled,
sut YETI knew she understood
With what's daring wish 1 tromblotl.
: cloud passed kindly overhead,
The moon was peeping slowly through
1T. ,s4Ahg.ffAf u 4
Yet hid its face, as if it said;
Come now or neverl do it! do itr'
My lips till then had only known :.s..es,
The kiss of mother and of sister, -
But, somehow, full upon her own
*; Sweet, rosy dqling mopth--Iskissed
pesRsps sRs5 Ma aSssssI yss stu
g..Kttless WON Kah I. steafy l5yerf go ts
To;fs6fofice moi iatt3 fresh Swi p'thrilt.
/ I'd lve-but who can livesiife oyer Y :
i; Z 49, ~; - g. ,''A
| ~. Ieny fts Books, have nj eeeh, ,6nd
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D. s. lMARSHALS SALE.
|, "a q u.s: MARsHAL's OFFICE, 9
" ~ SQUIRT CAROLINA DISTRICT. .sp

, q ~ O,sO, nlArtoI1thb - O1f SE' "
9s s .5SouTHz CAROLINA DISTRICT. ~ ]
Nehemiah X. Butler,
WIN, B. yS Dorm. e5cf
Joseph H. Spears, IL
@af Tvs - i2ssy ~
VIM. B. Dorm.
DY. Virtue of Writs Of Fieri F'Gcsas
I'D to me directed, issuing out OF the
Honorable the United States Circuit
Court, for the District Of South Carolina,
i'm the above stated cases, I will expose
for sale. to the highest bidder, at public
auction, Mt Edgetield c. H., on the 1tll
day of August, 1871, being the First
Monday i'll the month"; all the right, IL!
.tle. and interest OF, the Defendant in and
| 60 the following property, to wit:
No. 1..oNE TRACT OF' AN D.,
lnnwn as .tThe Rocky Pond Tract, "con-
] taininr Thirteen Hundred and Twenty
five Acres. more or less, adjoining landi
Of ofC George D. Tillman, +. M. Clark, Es-
tate of H. 'Newsome, and others. On thl
| Tract there are two Grist NILS anu ohe
Steam Saw Mill.
No. 2.-oNE TRACT OF L A N D,
known as "Thc Brooks Tract" contain
| ing Six Hundred and Fifeen Acres,
more or less, adjoining lands OF D. j..
Williams, Anderson Walls, \. :. Harr1-
son and others.
No. s-.oNE TRACT OF LAND,
known as "The Hibler Tract" contain
ing Eleven Hundred Acres, more OF
less, adjoining lands of j. L.. harmon
\ Thomas Perrin, Thomas Henderson an
4 others. On this Tract there IS also y q geoo
I Grist Mill. S sasi;Ss,,SsSs&s -.
No. 4..oNE TRACT OF l. A N d
blelSnowp as "The Shinburg Tract con
3 3 ttaining Seven Acres, more or less, g. az, "
III Joining aapds of Dr.. j. G. Lanler! ~; ;:, y
n iE. 81 IeWis and others. good Grlst NIL
7 also on this Tract.
Z NO. 5--ONE TRACT OF L A n ~
4 known yass aThe Rogue ,shoal iTacs, ssu
containing Seventy Acres, more o Or ~ iess ;
!, adjoining lands Of j. A.sTalnert, INIT
n Susan Blackwell and Others. Inere Is
: fgood .Grist Mill also on this Tract.
sTbe above Lands levied on as the pro
81 perty: :of the Defendant VIM. b. Dorm.
: rs TERMS CASH. Purchasers t
: pay the Marshal for necessary Paper
/, and Stamps. -, :,
! ., ns.Sale,to to be conducted by Benz. r
!. COVAR, Deputy Marshal, as Auctioneei
L. E. JOHNSON, ~
Il .f5' 81 ( 6W GUS. Marshal;
rbor,oston 6 C.. July 6, 1871. 4t29
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Sherif's sale.
James Edison, Sheriff, for others,

James Edison, Sheriff, for others,
VS.
Samuel Marsh. } ;.
DY virtue OF an Execution to me d
D rected, in the above stated case,
will proceed to sell at Edgetield {. II
III the first Monday in August next, tn
following property belonging to the D'
:endant Samuel Marsh, to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND containin
Six Hundred Acres. more or less, adjoi1
iny lands of j. w. Barr, b. w. Hatch'
md others.
L:s- terms Cash. Titles and Stamp
extra.
JOHN II. McDEvITT, SEC.
LILY ID lka Ia
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--=:@=:2.-====.z-a----==- bic and far more
(cc.r,i remedy .n.n ;.Iy other. Those WHO ~.
tricd it, ,lilvG t1i il c,lle, tiaIn thosc Tt:o '
moi, i.nog. tl. it. cures lheirEc.sliDofS and lilch
and all know that whit it Goes once IL Toes
wuy,-iii..ti il neyerf.!l, tllioI@a any .aiit orhe
gic:t or iis composition. We ave :hnus'.h'ts ~
thousands of ccrtii!:atcy o:their rrcmarSanr car
or the following Complaints, but sucl cuSc; Z.
s,io.rl in every ncigiiborl:ood, ami Ne nce!i
publish thcin Ad:gtea rp all ages and contlillt
~ I'LL cli..;ltcs; Continuing .i2:tiiei ciionci no. ~
Icicteiuls dru;c;, i..;ey may be taken win sale
~ auy5DGS, iiirir S,.g2f-.oa.in; preserves t.,e
..:c ire III and h,,.rS ;h2:a pleasant 10 fake, W..
ocins phreiy vcgcta3!e, no harm can arse 'fo'
their Use in any quaDlity.
They olc..le by their powerful inilGencc on IL
internal viS. crato picify tie blo1d ana sltH,il"
Of the stoi'a Il, bowel, lircT, ani other o:SaEs
he bod, restoring .heirir:cgnlarac con to heiltt
md hy correcting, wherever ilry c%iSf, snch ue
r.,i.!riialtS rs are ;lrc iiist origin OF disease.
Minute directions are given III The wrapper o.
he box, lov the following complaints Which thesi
Pills r:,"idly cure:-
For EDr.,ir:,.;,. or Ri::ligcstlon, Lfstirsn-
o,.cs, L;,,i.,ier and G.oss of -Appctit;', the.
-huuld be taken MO,tcfatcly 10 stimulate tho stom
ach. and rcsL1rc L., healthy tone and acton.
For Liver Ccns pl.: i;f and its various symp
toms, leiiloais SsraiIactc, Sick sacaG-
:,cj,r J:nur,,sic;s Dr csrrco Sickness, Rtti- :
;0rs CDiic and asiiiouH Fcrers, ti'ey shSui. 1,I.
c jnt.iciously taken for each case, to correct it
cause it.
For geyser.ary or Diarrhoca, but ono
,:lild dose is generally required.
For Ishe,inafiS'r,, Cont, Gravel, Pai'
:,ifasi0E OF rhn EHcart, Pain ia tiit'
eide, Back and LoIns, they should be contin:,
il5usIy takca as rcfuied to change the diseased
action of the system. With stca change those
complaints disappear.
they should be takenin large and frequent doses
10 produce the effect of n drastic purge.
For sIppressi on q large dose should be
taken as Il produces the desired effect by sym
patlly. t... - =.
AS q Dimnss PHI, take one or two I'iits to
promote digestion and relieve the Stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appctte
and invigoratcs the system. Hence It Is often ad
yantaSeous where DO serious arrangement exists
One who feels tolerably well, oiten finds that Q
dose oftheee Pills makes him feel decidedly pet
ter, from their cleansing and renovoting elect on
the digestive apparatus.
DR., j. C.. AVER g. CO., Practica. Chemists,
LOWELL. MASS, q. s. Il.
.aae7y For sale by ALL DRUGGISTS.
Auc1 1y 81
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James \. Talbet, for
7. p. Harmon, F;Eo
VS.
George c. Robertson, :.
DY virtue oil IN Execution to me d:
I'D rected in the above stated case,
wiil proceed to sell ar Edgeiield {. II.
IN the first Monday in August next, &.
The INTEREST OF the Defendant in t.
JENNINGS GOLD MINING COMPA
Ny LANDS, adjoining Lands of w. Il
Dorm and others.
ES- Terms Cash. Titles and Stamp
extra.
JOHN II. McDEyITT, SEC.
July - Ate 3G
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Spears Preserving Solution.

InE cHENpEsr irF 8 3 AID Most Sits raliaIle s
.lcthnd known for PRESERVING ALL
tINDS OF FRUITS, VEGETABLES,
G0MATOES. CIDER, &c: Warranted
lealthfi,l. and will Preserve Fruits, &C.,
Without Air-Tiglting the Jars and Cans,
With or without Sugar, at Onc-Half the
lost nf any other known method.
q M.r One Bottle will Preserve 1872 lbs.
Fruit. Price 81 per bottle.
~ 80, G. T.. PENN, Druggist.
July 5 d5t.ii- If. %
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4 A Free Passage,

Amag. the numerous passenger
m boal Mississippi river steam
'ioat wa tall, gaunt Yankee. H.
iih not ralk to the Captains off ..
md pay is fare, so the clerk. hintcd
% him tht .hee monev was wanted.
The stranger was not disccncerted
but replied: ~
IN gen up the rivera lttle
vay; its al right"
The clerknot being much the wise'
or this answ.r, again politely asked
At what ooint do you land, sir?'
Don't liant at any point. Its al.
right though :.
Here the clelk left our hero and
went to consultwith the CAPTAIN, who
It once lost his good humor and pro
seeded forthwith to bring the matte.
To afocua, accosting the Yankee with
How far are you going to heal
rs company up the river, stranger
Oh, I'm going up a little way
with ye-but its albright. captain.
But, sir" said the captain, "yoi
have neither paid your fare nor gvel'
'he clerk yonr place Of destination
,nd yon are old enough to know thai
shen AMMAN refuses 10 pay his fare,
" giving a good ason for not pay
ng, we put him ashore Immediately.
We'll, captain, s'pose it's your
enstom, but it y I'll light.
Here the Captain lost his patienc'
and ordered the pilot to land at OIL.
Of the stations, and our hero to max
re'dy to go ashore, to which he gra-
eiously replied
"It's I'LL right, captain"
After getting on terra fanaa, the
captain gave him short blessing fol
causing him the trouble to land and
threatening him with a good thrash
ing. if he ever saw him again, ETC.,
to all OF which the stranger respond
ed with an air of triumph, pointing
to a fine looking cottage just above
liim on the bank:
Its all right, captain that my
house. cartain; it's all right"
The captain swore again for a few
minutes, louder than ever, as the
Yankee walked slowly up the green
sward with broad smile c 'er-spread-
ing his face, thinking how cheap he
had sold the captain.
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EU atche@ &c J@welEY.
ESTABLISHED 1850.

EsTAEA!Sh!.D l85U.
I'M the Citizens of EdssGed and surrounding
Wanuf,cure, wi
al,rrS IL - i Rf
oonds ini uF Pc INGSWATcn
no FULL lEA SETS
Away "r of
,Ip aiC
,mn"y e's '@.'S
CANE& PhRTEM0NNTES,
Aabihme't
REpALR
SrndJ our
uniedf frnncyear =.
d. TRGHTlET & sen.
Door
lu.usa ncc g.
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.H fHs t-.at y =.
/. Tobacco !! IObacc0,!

.uD.ls-liT7 ss.TIAaf :. - 7f-
RUY;syour TOBACCO co:4Ihom MAR
KERTA CLASP 6 # g9 flypa: lSsish to :geta
fine article 1T bargain prices }ghey have
lust received jix Boxes of different
Brands. aud can. please any person n
PRICE 81 Quality. uall and Eis gsasaiins; i feat
Souraelgeaa = u ia q i t,t& q =. %
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Augusta COnstitutionalist.

q ROM and after this date the terms of
subscription to the TRI-WEEKLY and
WEEKLY CONSTITUTIoNALIST are
reduced as follows: =. l
n Sc + 20" 2TR1zw EEKLY.ss 90
One copy, one year. So 90
One copy, six months, $50
One copy, three months, 15G
Five copies, (club) one year, so each.
Ten copies, (club) one year, 4 90 each.
WEEKLY.
One copy, one year, - 90
Que copy, six months, LOO
Five copies, Club one year rs each.
Ten copies, club ONE year 80 each,
The -WEEKLY, containing full
Telegraph and Market Reports, with all
the leading Editorials of the DAILY, is
published anu matted every SUNDAY,
"Wednesday and Friday morning.
The WEEKLY, an eight page paper,
conycnientsizc. for binding, containing
full and accurate MarketRcports, Tclc-
graphic News. Editorials and Miscella-
neous matter, is printed and mailed every
Monday.
We shall strive to make the CONSTI-
TUTIONALIST, in the future, worthy
the liberal patronage heretofore enjoyed.
STOCKTON & CO.,
Proprietors.
Augusta, Apr % 2m IS :
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sherif's Sale.

Robt. A. Turner, Ex'or.,
Lewis j. Miles.
DY virtue of Writ of Fl la to me .:
- rected, in the abQye stated case, WI;
yroceed to sell at Edsefcld G. H., on I'll
trst Monday III August next, the folio"
,ng property of the Defendant, Lewis !
one TRACT OF LAND containin,
three Hundred Acres, more or less, aH
oining lands of Mrs Mary >. Miles, l.
Terms Ca ii. TITLES and Stamps extra
JOHN II. NCDEVITT, SEC.
I,,l1 Ate OU
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AUGUST A HOTEL.
MURPHY s MAY, PsoprIe1ors.

w E take this opp3ftunity Of returning our
thanks to the citizens of Edgeseld for their
past Kindness to us.
Our House is thoroughly renovated for sun
MER aCCOMMADATIONs-gooma lasro
aud airy, anu Table always supplied with tho
best tho market affords. ......-
+ We win bepleased 10 welcome cur Edgefeld
friends and customers, and will use every
eaortto render their sGjourn With us pleas
Esnt and agreeable. '..''' y
Augusta, Mar 90 ';'b Slnl4
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County Auditors Notice.

COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE,
EDeErIELn G. H., S. G.,
!. June 2Sth, 1871
TTIE Undersigned will attcnd mt
L following places in Edgeileld County
ut The times stated herein, to receive RI
TURNS OF property holders, and to AZ
Si3SS THE PROPERTY, Real ana Per
sonal, i'll said County. in pursuance
che Laws Of this State providing for t.
Assessment and 'raXation OF property
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Sharif's Sale.


John NJ. Livingston,
-iss. vS w.
VIM. p. Butler and >
NJ. G. Butler.
ToY virtue of "a Fl Fa TO me a.,
- rectcd, in the above stated case
will sell at Edgefield c. H., on the M:
Monday in August next, the lolloMi,i a!9,,
Property belonging to the Deiei''l"ii
NJ. C. Butler, to witt: M ~; 80.
ONE TRACT OF LAND contalnlnl
Six Hundred Acres. more or less' aGJoi,'
ing lands of Catherine Bryan, Joln
Gnlum, Emanuel Sanders and otherS-sai'
Tract known as the Posey Tract. .!
zq.- Terms Cash. Titles and Stamp
,xtra. ~ -
JOHN Fl. MCDEFITT, S.E.C.
July u Ate d"
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes of Laxative
pcrh,ns no one mcyii

Perhaps no one mcsi'
cine is so uilivcrsah
required by ever;
body rs . catharti'
nor was cyes Ally j.
fore SO un.refsa:
adopted into use, i
every country n
among a,l classes,
TIL; mid Dut cMci,
rargd;ivc. Hi1. /
ojriolls reason !
thar it's auiofe rci;
J,;n ND fpr ~ro.n
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y 49, =
Direct Importation
FROM ~ R''
AND PARIS

7T :ssssEgq5S2 Il II !. ~
l. HE Subscriber has recently imported
from London, a full assortment OF >.
Ruta Baga,
And OTHER TURNIP SEEDS. to the
amount of l,5UO Pounds.
These Seed can be truly called The
Prize Turnip Seed,'b las theydtook tir
highest prize IN London, New York, AuF
..uSta and Colum bia. Some of the Iuiss
nips grew rs large as a common size
water bucket. Col. A. p. BUTLER, o
Edgeheld, SC; took the highest PIlH,
the last season for Ruta Bagas ralsce.
from Seed purchased Of me.
Try these Imported Seed, and be con-
WINGED that there is no better Seed North,
South, East or West. A few should be
sown during this. fine season.
From Paris.
A ohoicelot of GERANEUNiapd other
Seeds sent me duf fine the late disturbance
in Paris and evell. while the Tuilleries,,
/ &c, were being consumed. - y. -
i All.asdofs acc6h psnied with the Cash
will,be promptly attended to. /. =. :iis ~. /.
NO charge for, Postage or; Express..s,t
2 ,f-s 4, 9 ss"s A.eas PfS SSfkIE. ee'5 =
q > " s'f NO. a Wa5hiIsstal.stres j
J, ,tt,,5s a5e4slsss.4s ghAsi GA. a7
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-08-03

rN ~ -
; L HE Subscriber has recently imported
from London. q full assortment OF
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ss ii s' shs IL bb;oSSks, have at oass aaa
b blank leaf; childhood and old age.
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Sherif's Sale.

JOHN II. McDEvITT, S.E.
July II 4te
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-04-12
WOFFORD COLLEGE.
sPARTANBURG C. H.,
SO. ca.
FACILITY: q

REV. 4. N. SHIP, D. D.. President and
Professor Mental and Moral Sci-ncr.
DAVID DUNCAN, a. NJ. Professor ircient
Languages AMI Literature.
REV. wHITEF0oED SMITH, D. D., Pr, .fessc-
English Literature.
WARREN DU PRE-, .. ", ProfesScv N.;ai al
JAS. ii. CARLISLE, =. NJ, rrofe.s.r s:4;ao-
,uat;cs.
REV. 4. IL. LESTER. A. NJ, Professor History
aud Biblical Liteflture.
The Preparatory So. pol, under ;5c immediate
supervision Of the Faculty, JuO. w. StIrp.
A. NJ. Principal.
Divinity School-Rcv. 4. VI. Shipr, =. j..
Rev. wh;.foord Smith, y. D.; Rev. J. II
Lester. 4. N.
The first Session of TIE Seventccoth Collegiate
Year begins on fhe FIRST M.nday in ge'"ber.
1870. the second Session begins the first Mon
day in January. 1871.
The course OF studies std the standard Of
scholarship remain unchanged, hu; the Faculty
now admit irregular students or those who wish
to pursue particular studies only.
The Schools also open at the same time.
Tuition per year, in College Classes, includioG
contingent fec. SS4 inCurrency.
Tuition per year, in Preparatory School, incur
ing contingent fee, Slt in currency.
Bills payable one half in advance. Board, pr
Month. from $40 to Sl5 in currency.
For further particulars address
A. N. SHIP, President
Sent 10 iy
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MANHOOD.
HOW LOST, EoW REsToa aIa

HOW LOST, E0W RESToaINs.
Just publshe /, n new edition Of DR.. CT-LyER-
WELLS CELEBRATED ESSAY on the RADICAL
cure ~ i,hout medicine) OF SrEEAAroRsacsksat
IxpoIEScr. Mental and Physical Inrapacity, I'm
pediments TO Marriage. etc: also. Co>SFNtsT1cs.'
EPILEPSY, and Frs, indacei by sclf-iuda ge~rc
or sexual extravaganza. 81
Nb~ Price, in sealed envelope. only 8 ceIsss
The celebrated author. IN tais admirable c<>a -,
clearly demonstrates, from thirty years sEc-
CT ssful practice, thvt The alarming ars ACES
of self abuse may he radically cured wi,ao.t tao
dangerous use cf Internal medicine or the alplSs
cat;on of the knifo; poin;,: oui mode Of lrssy
at once simple, certain, aad ci.,ctual, l., inesS
Of which every sufferer. no n"'tcr wia. his cs.Sf
di,ion may be, may cure himself cheapIJ'. trirs.e-
iy, and radically.
7 &c. This Lecture should he IN the lands OF
every youth and every man in ;i.r land
Sent, under seal. in plain Srceiope. - any
address, postpaid. CD receipt s:I cents CT 80
post stamps. =
Also. DR.. culrerweil.s @2arriagc Guis. "rrics
Is CENTS.
cRAS. J. c. KLINE co.
127 DoEery, New York, Po>,-c;icc By 4: sF
Dee. 2l II
A .sPE IaLrTY, FLOUR SACKS. P4PEsi
J a BAGS and WRAPPTNS PAP X -
/ Al .E5wAEn pFRsY'S
l.I49 Neeting-.trcct, npposl.p cOasics,eu H"'rs-s
| DC, hss
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~ SUMNER I'D
@sGaA Il ats *

New styles Straw Hats for Gentlemen, viz:
PANAMAS,
DUNsTABLE, LUTON,
PEDAL AND LEGHORNS.
The prices vary from so cts. to 81.
Extra wide Straw Hats for men and boys... 25c.
A large variety of new style Stiff Felt Hats,
for oung men-prices... to So.
Mems and youths Soft Felt Hats, with high
of low crowns, and wide or narrow
.......:.:.:.......".".50c. 81. 81. 50.
Boys Dress, School and Yard Straw
Hats. .:.3Jc Ioc. Sls
Fer the dear little children we have beautiful
little fancy straw Hats SOC. 81. Sl.50 81.
Ladies' aud Misses Shaker Hoods. .....25ets.
Green, blue and brown Silk Parasols..... ISL.
Black and brown gingham Parasols SOC. 75e. 81.
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