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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-05-22
Cotton Factories.

We are so fully Impressed with the
Importance as we'll as utility OF this
branch OF our i.dustries,.and ogreat
is cur desire to see our people take
hold of it,as a fruitful means of in
dependence, and prosperity, that we
adopt the following well expressed
7iews of the Jackson Pilot. and repro
duce the article entireior the thought
full consideration Of our readers.
It issa fact which has doubtless not
escaped the notice OF our agricultu-
rists and people generally, that at all
of the industrial expositions held IN
the great cities Of the Northwest dn-
ring the past two or three years, Mis-
sissippi has borne off a majority, if
not all, Of the premiums offered for
the best staples Of cotton. This is
quite gratifying. tribute ito the su-
perior virtues Of our soil in the pro-,
ductioi of one Of the leadingsarticles
of foreign and domestic traffic, and
should encourage our planters oin-
creasesthe quality rather than the
quantity Of their cotton, 80 that we
may always hold the front rank
among the cotton producing States nf
The Union. But while thus giving
careful attention to the production Of
the fsecy staple, it is equally i,npor
tant that active measures should be
taken, in the different sections Of the,
State, favorableNo such enterprises,
for its extensive manufacture. If
Mississippi cottons in its raw state is
so universally commended for its
great excellence. why should we not
turn that cotton into manufactured
fabrics at our homes that would be
equally potent to attract attention
and command good prices in all the
markets of the world with whdeh we
have commercial intercourse 2 OF the
different colt n factories established
in our State since the close Of the war,
some ha7sbeen closedup as adead
loss to the stockholders, swhile others
maintain but a feeble and .siekly ex-
istence-from what causes we are not
able, with the meagre information at
hand, to say. But we do know from
tie published statistics. that cotton
factories have proven decidedly sue
cessful and remunerative in Georgia,
Alabama, and other Southern States;
and we, car therefore conceive of no
legitimate cause why they should not
prosper and pay weltin our own State.
The fault, in all probability, will be
found to lie in the mismanagement,
in the wapt of proper system, or in
some olher error connect d with the
conduct Of these enterprises, and not
from the lack of a suficientpatronage
to give them a healthy and profitable
existence. We-a led to believe that
if established upon an economical and
Systematic basis, and then properlgd
managed while running, cotton faactoI
ries can be made to pay as we'll in
Mississippi as in Alabama, or any
har Sfaie-&ys;an a1srey and ne
cla XIII ara a.! nat ls necessary. I;
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,H Kate. Williams, of Peoria, ILL,
Knocked her lover fiat on the ground be-
cause he insisted upon kissing her the
third time at the garden gate on moon
Light night recently. Two Masbor Limit
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-05-22
ss Little Blue Eyes,"
"Can sit with you p
Certainly, sir"
Nice weather ?"
"Srlcndid. indeed"

OIopo Sio"iiS HheiJ
Yes-couldn't do better"
was sitting in a passenger. coach,
on Winconsin railroad, one day,
years ago, when good-looking,
pleasant spoken man came along,
stopped at my seat, and the above
conversation took place, the latter
part of it after had given him part
OF my seat.
Now, 1 am regarded as social
man. I like joke, a good hit, and
I think sour, morose man, who uses
his tongue only when forced to, is
bound to die Of some terrible disease,
and to go to some place Of redhot
punishment.
On entering a railroad car always
look about for {: talllative man, and
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yori,;uc such Teaders in other parts
of the South. would, could it ue in
fused into the spirit of this people,
bring about very gratifying change
in our condition and awaken the busy
hum of wheels and looms that now
stand idle and rusting. No matter
what failures have attended us in the
past, let the people of Mississippi rest
assured that cotton factories will pay
and pay well, and are always to be
regarded as the principal stones in
the superstructure of our substantial
and material prosperity.
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MILLER, BLSELL & BURUM
WHOLESALE GROcERs
Commission Merch 'ts
It's and 1T Broad Street,
It's and LIT Broad Street,

-. Augusta Ga
w are now receipt Fall Stock of GROCERIES, consist
Bacon ms SIDES Bacon SHOULDERS, Dry Salt SIDES,
SUGARS of all grades
SYRUPS-New Orleans and New York Drps
MOLASSES Rio Iaguyra and Java COFFEE
TOBACCO SALT PEPPER SPICE
Crackers, Pickles Cove Oysters
CANNED GOODS consisting Of Peaches Bakberes Tomatoes &c
MACKEREL in Barrels half and quarter bbls and Kits,
Seed WHEAT Seed RYE Seed OATS Seed BARLEY
Case LIQUORS of BRANDY WFISKEY GIN,
Weae also Offering complete and largest stock BARRE
LIQUORS of any the City and selling that will indue
bnvers to purchase nearer Eastern markets
To the Planters Edgeid would take this occasion
to express their past liberal patronage and respectfully
Quest continuance of the
Buying Goods for CASH prepared to sell as low and oft
times lower than any other House in the City
Augusta, Oct u 41
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1~ A Missouri girl washed all day,
ate twelve boiled eggs for supper, and
then danced al night
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w. j. vEREEN,.
OF SOUTH CAROLINA, WITH
Anderson, Starr & Co,
Manufacturers and Wholesale s
Dealers in Clothing

For THE souTHEas TRADE .oNLYi
Orders shall be filled carefully and
promptlysat the lowest market prices.
Nov 2S 6m ~ "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-29

WHO WAS THE RICHMOND GENTLEMAN =
IFrom the C0ngrcyat(omaHSt] AT Il recent
Sunday service the organi>t did not so much
As BEGIN bis voluntary until the preacher had
entered Just the time when he ought TO
have ended it. And he played. aud played,
aud PLAYED until DR.. Joseph Parker's sly
observation about hearing considerable
organ " in America came to mind about a
dozen times. The intcrmiuably long volun-
iary finally had an end in respectfully
shor. anthem by the choir. 1t was fifteen
minutes after the appointed time when the
minister rose to pray. Being a sensible as
we'll aS il piouS man, he prayed briefly, but
no sooner had he said amen than up struck
the organ Il second time in response,
which seemed Us ii it would never be
concluded. Again the organiSt played, and
played. and played as if, one would think,
the congregation had gathered solely to hear
him. And when at last he did finish, and
the minister had succeeded in reading q
short passage from the Bible, tenor singer
took the floor and proceeded with the per-
Torrance OF 4 rpci!ative, which we think
must have been in the mind of that musical
gent eman Of Richmond, Virginia, when he
prayed: 40 Lord, we thank Thee that
Thou hast put Il new song into our mouth (;
it goes teededum, teedledee." After the
liube.-voiccd tenor had finished his teedle-
dunn, but not until the patience Of the con-
creation had become quite exhausted, the
meek and helpless minister was permitted TO
begin his sermon.
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GREAT FIRE IN CANAsrorA, n. Y.-MANY
BrILDINGs DESTRoYED.-Sy Syracuse, n. Y,
October PA ire broke out in CanaStota
last night, which was Queled this morning
after burning over six acres, destroying
hotels. thirty-two dwellings, and between
forty and fifty places Of business or offices.
The total loss is estimated by insurance
agents at $150.000: total insurance. 800, 000.
The fire WAS undoubtedly the work of an
iucendiary. The business portion Of the
town is all destroyed except Beecher block.
Citizens of Canastota held meeting to-
night and passed resolutions inviting the
pccuniary aid of the charitable everywhere,
and appointing d. IL. Rlsbacht, cashier of
the Cunastota Bank. TO receive any contribu-
tions. A committee was also appointed to
investigate the cause of such frequent fires.
Canastota is a village in LennoX township,
Madison county, on the Erie canal and the
Utica and Syracuse railroad, thirty miles
west of Utica. The population is about TIVE
thousand.
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TIE EFFICACY OF PRAYER.-[Ffom the
Boston Ucraid, October oath. AT the
weekly meeting Of the Methodist preachers
At Wesleyan Hall this forenoon the efficacy
of prayer was referred to in connection with
the late reported miracle" at Piermont,
y. III. The Rev. G.. w. +. Clark said he
was personally acquainted with Mrs. Sher-
man. Oh whom the "mracle" was per-
formed. and had no doubt that the reports
published in the secular papers of the city
were true. The Rev. Joshua Gill said he
was personally acquainted with the Rev. Mr,
sherman and his wife, who were devoted
Christians. He fully endorsed the state
ments which had nccn published. The vene-
rablc Father Merrill! spoke at some length on
special answers 10 prayer. He related two
wonderful instances in which the power and
efficacy of prayer were shown. In one case
a lady who was affected with lamcneSs i'll
one limb was cured after praying with
friends for number Of hours: i'll the other
a lady who had been an invalid for number
OF wears was entirely cured, and went abou
the house singing praises.
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Rev. Mr.. Harris, of the Aanson Metho.
dist church, made happy bit at those OF
his pariShioners who put nickies or coppers
in the plate. Said he, 81 hear the sound OF
many pennies: now, beg to remind you we
have not yet returned to specie payments"
The suggestion was sententious as well Us
ten centious.-Ne,o York Commercial
It seems that while the gentlemen of Mas
sachuSetts have been sleeping in iancled Sc
curity Butler has been at work securing
delegates, and it looks now as If he Wouid
have clear majority for United States sena-
tor in the next Legislature.
The will of the late Colonel Baldwin was
admitted to probate in the circuit clerks
Office ut the last term. 1t was made nine
teen years ago, and occupies ten lines on the
ecord-bOok.- Staunton Spectator. -.
Dom Piatt has returned to Washington
from France, Were the obtuse natives, on
first hearing his name, had an unpleasant
way of saying "Dopn qui? "-Ne,o York
Worta.
Mrs. Jefferson Davis has recently re-
covered an elegant album of paintings that
was "contiscated" by Federal soldier
during the time Of the war.
The Oil City Democrats wanted to play a
little Joke, and elected colored man to their
CITY Council. But the little joke has become
little Joker, now that they find the darkey,
who appears to belle his name OF Green,
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stepping III by tlie vote. OF Bis tellow.coun-
scilmen TO. the May Chair, just rendered
facant by resignation Of the previous inctim-
bent. --Ne,c York Commercial.
/ Mexico is anxious to join in the American
centennial celebration. IL she would come
up and lasso few Radical politicians she
would deserve royal reception. c. #. s'e
Robert Winston is appointed postmaster
at Grundy, Buchanan county, Va, Tice
Thomas A. Gillespie, resigned. 49, as,...sa
The Howard Association Of New Orleans
acknowledges S25 from Richmond for the
Shreveport sufferers. & -. "t
The Springfield Republican thinks the
Radicals have sheard something drop" in
Ohio. '#t
General Meem, Of Shenandoah, is seriously,
i'll Of typhoid fever. ...-.ea ssalg
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WHAT GRANT FAvoRs.-The Presidents
organ, the Washington. Republican, says:
"Set it down as absolutely certain that
within FIVE years we shall have:
Il. a postal savings bank.
"2. 4 Government telegraph.
IS. A bureau Of railroads and transporta.
ton.
"a. Free banking.
"Thc monopolisls and the rings may fight
these measures and succeed in postponing
them for time, but they are certain to
come"
These measures Grant will probably re-
commend in his message.
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SrEcIE- RESUMPTION discussion OF
specic-rcsumption in the National Board OF
Trade, al their meeting in Chicago, has at
tracted considerable attention in the finan-
cial circles of the Government. The pro-
posed resumption of the payment of silver,
it Is stated by the Secretary of the Treasury,
will demonstrate the praeticabllity or i'm
pacticabiity of an early entire resumption.
tits not designed to withdraw any of the
fractional currency other than to replace the
mutilated with silver, but to allow silver and
paper to circulate at par.-Balttnsore Sun
WdNasn1t0n telegram.
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4,ltI,mond 1lspatth.
DSESD .OCTOBER ~, 1873.
Petersburg.
,,,,..,,,c of ,nc Richmond Dispatch.I

confidence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
rryrHsBrRe, October IS, 1873.
.,...- proceedings Of the City Nominating
'.,,...,.ion. held last night at the Tobacco
..ncc, elected much interest, .and the
- ~. vos attended by many citizens in adj
8 e., the delegates. Colonel &. W. BOZ
Ill. ......,dca. and Mr.. K. Emmett Cain acted
s. ~ Il, ,,,c-tjo7 whether or not nominations
J., made was discussed with spirit
49,, Il. Ncuahlc, Il. NJ. Larelle, and A.
y .,.I,. maintaining the affirmative, while
's,,;rroan Colonel Boling}, Major b. B.
j.. w., and Major !. a. Johnston held the
' .tn ,,round. 1t vas finally decided by
..' ~ - ~ 10 make nominations. and
u r {. Gregory and Major Il. J..
:, u,.,r yul OH the ticket, the former
'"" '>.;,., thr compliment of unanimous
~ - The convention. Major Black ac-
the nomination in graceful and
.nrcrh. The ticket is popular and
n ,!fn ci.y, and will be supported by
~.rri ariNns with cheerful and enthu-
49,. .u.uimlty.
~. WHla.n !. Malone died last night
=. p',.r,A from the dreadful Injuries
I'd Ay her IN the morning by falling
49,. -, IN = it, ot which accident have
......,t..l account.
announced that Colonel j. W. Hin
Norfolk. will address the people at
.Ir,.ly %: Music, in this city, to-mor-
..,nt.
r.. a.>;rt.: convention called to nominate
....,lLtr .,c the state Senate IN the ais-
..., ..r.'...-. Of Petersburg city ana me
....., l.. s'~.urr George and SuiTy WI
n. ;"> lily on THURSDAY the o''h
~. RAM" of DR.. NJ. 4. ttai', oil
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The TRANSPORTATION C0MMITTEE.-C GIN.
cinnott, October 27.-The Senate Commit
tee on Inland Transportation to-day met
committees of the Board OF Trade and Cham
Der of Commerce. 4 statistical report of
the commerce Of the Ohio River cities and
towns was read. Comparative tables were
given, showing the rates Of freight by water
Or rail. The report was accompanied by a
recommendation to Congress to improve
navigable rivers, and construct great Wa
ter-line, with its own officers, and retain the
control of the same.
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TIE New SILVER Cause.-The weight Of
the new fractional silver coins is metrical, the
weight of the haiC-dollar being just 123
grammcS, that Of the qlmrter-dollar 81
grammcs. and that of the dime . grammes.
These will be the first issue Of silver coins of
the metric standard established at the last
session of Con rrcSS, and will have weight
and consequent value Of one-half OF one per
cent. in excess of the former Standard
Baltimore SWt- Washington telegram.
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The BROOKLYN LIBEL CAsE.-Ne1c York,
October d. Governor Dix has ordered that
on the 1st of December referee shall hear
testimony against District Attorney Brit
ton for illegal action in his prosecution Of
+. G. Shanks, city editor of the New York
Iribune.
The Peoples Reform Association of Brook
lyp, the late committee Of fifty, have adopted
resolutions condemning the Imprisonment OF
ShankS. of the Tribune.
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STATES not DorBrruL,-In few days the
Republicans will be rejoicing over great
victory in Massachusetts,. 1t Is probable
that about the same time the Democrats will
be rejoicing over great victory Of the
:" Conservatives in the State Of Virginia.
Cincinn0tt Commercial.
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SALT.

SALT.-FOUR THOUSAND Mn E
~ HUNDRED SACKS FINE SALT, Worihing-
ton brand rull-beuchcd sacks, cargo OF bark Edwin
shipped by Messrs Ashton & Sons, TO he delivcreda
City Point and Richmond.
For sale by #........
ocl3 DAVENPORT 6 MORRIS.
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are about twenty-five or :hitty persons in
this vicinity who served In the Mexican
war. MAX.
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EEEn AND pRODUCE.

A FULL SUPPLY OF
n TIMOTHY Hay,
GLOVER HAY, ....,.-.
CORN, OATS,
MEAL
MILI.-OFFAL. . ~.
and all kinds of FEED on hand and fer sale at the
Lowest nricps bv A. X. TATUM & CO,
1914 Gary street, between Thirteenth and Four
taenth streets 0c 7-eod1m
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ROOTS. SHOES, DC.

W C. BURT'S BUTTON-BOOTS,R
u. for ladies. misses, and children, with HA-
a complcte assortment OF all the leading kindssA
IF ROOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS, &C., now In store.
Promising to sell al rs low prices as Can be founo
In the CITY, solicit call from all
- >-1, 49, W. p. ". TAYLOR,
oc 29-4t No. 335 Fourth and Broad streets
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LUMBER DEALER

NToTICE-A LINE OF oMNIBUslE;s;
iNSaNnHACKs will be run from 6 AEbEhhpo '
typRESs OFFICE, S26 Main street, TO ing S I'm
GROUNDS and return during ne Ssus, 10 Tie
E.ir G. rounds for sale ut my office. :. p,prp
oc 2S-2t a. "
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s01 BROAD street,, is the place

DIZZINFS, 80I Broad street, IS the place
70 huv yonr supples of Confectioneries, Fruits.
&c Our unequilicd establishment Ia point CT
beauty size, cleanliness and low prices ,g s' rrs
FISH y CoTFEcTIoNEgIEs, lCE-CREAA, JELLY,
t = ~, C.KES and CANDIES, manufactured daily
Call on ~ onE n-ood street
oc 10 OOI ID 49,
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RICHMOND AND DANYILLE RAILRohB,l
OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT o.
81. a.. RICHMOND, VA. October IL, 1873. 81
CHANGE OF SCLIEDULE.-Aiter the
" 12lh Instant trains on this road will run daily
. GOING WEST. n a.
SOUTHERN EMPRESS leaves Richmond St 5 4.
NJ, leaves Uanvie ut 2:4S y. NJ, leaves Green's
boro' AT $50 Z. NJ: arrives at Airline Junction
at 8 u. NJ. arrives at Charlotte ut 81 D l.. d.
THROUGH MAIL leaves Richmond At 1:2S Z. NJ,
leaves Duuvlc It Oh =. NJ leaves Greensboro ut
1920 A. NJ: arrives ut Charlotte ut 4 80 A. h.
LYNClIBURG PASSENGER leaves Richmond at
9:42 a. NJ, leaves Burkeyille at l:20 7. d. ar
riycsa at Lynchburg NJ $40 L. NJ.
GOING EAST.
New ORLEANS AND NEW YORK EXPRESS
leaves Charlotte at s:I5 4. NJ, leaves Air-Line
Junction ut $50 A. ~. leaves Greensboro at
12:45 Z. NJ, leaves Danyille II 312 L. ~; ar
riycs At Richmond at 1O:I7P. n.
THRoUGII MAIL leaves Charlotte at 10 r. M.,
leaves Greensboro at $50 A. A., leaves panviile
at 6:2O A. NJ, leaves burkeyie at 1855 a. M.
arrives in Richmond at 2:17 +. NJ.
LYSCIIBuRG ACCoMMODATIoN leaves Lynch
burg at Il 2. NJ. leaves Burkcyille ut 5:36 A. M.
arrives at Richmond ut 8:44 A. NJ. ... :
The New Orleans and New York Express stops
for passengers at all regular stations between
Greensboro and Burkeyille, but will not stop cast
OF Burkeville.
Through tickets sold 10 all ponts south and west,
anu "'sS's' '"ee"'A T. M. II. TALCOTT,
oc14 Engineer and Superintendent.
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COURT ORDERS.

MCCARTHY & SLATER for themselves
WI aud other creditors, against Robert b. Lyme,
administrato of Thomas Westerman, deceased:
Henry Mctzccr,. guardian of Margaret, Frederick.
Thomas, and Mary Wcsterinan, infant children Of
Thomas Westerman. deceased: and Fannie II. Bay
ley, the personal representative Of Samuel L. Bay
ley. deceased.
The following Is an extract from the decree en-
tered in this cause by the Chanccry Court of the
city of Richmond Oh The l tn Of October, 1873:
THE court doth adjudgc order, and decree that
one of the commissioners of this court do proceed,
after advertising once week for four successive
weeks in some newspaper published In the city OF
Richmond. said publication TO be Equivalent to per-
sona notice to all the parties TO tins suit 10 take an
acc punt
list OF all debts and demands against the estate
Of Thomas Ncstcrman, deceased, stating their prl-
critics, If any. "
personal and 10 this end said commissioner shall
summon before him Robert L. Lyme, administrator
of said dccrdcu estate and audit, sta'c ana settle
his accounts is such administrator; ana
I'D. Said commissioner shall also IA Ike such evil
dence as may be- offered before him tending to show
that the property mentioned in the plaihttS' blu
AS conveyed to Samuel IT. Bayley i'll trust for the
benefit Of the wife and children OF said decedent
MAS purchased 10y said dcccdcnt and paid for by
him and shall report whether said property, or any
of it, is liable for the payment OF The debts OF sld
Thomas Westerman, or any of Them"
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| !. LL.IL Z, .,.snr1srC
.<4saessisa4s.A
$4,000 WAITED II CERTIFIED
''..ia upon deposits in tin, '.9t
DoLLAR BANK.
iwhetheiin the savings branch or general deposit,
WILL DE TAKEN Nv PAYMENT AT PAR
.. ags~ lz3a u Tor 40. rssB5-ssf -.sas.
Misc FASHIONABLE CLOTHING. .hr.t
at regular cash prices at the ODD established house
Of iaat lat WM IRA SMITH, Agt.. 80;
ioc 2s-2t La5 s,-5, 400 Main street.
--.T7-1I0 IN TH4 9.r.s1sgii ha<~.aeag 81 $3.50
1a'E3ras.. sri. s,,..a. .. s,ss. aa - 'n4
VISITORS TO THE STATE FAIR!
GOOD CLOTHING, AT LOW PRICES. "A,
FRI .is t:3a{ -. '~t~rl esji Is 'a,sia
IAN SATISFIED WITH SMALL PROFITS. 4
Call aud see my largest stock In fifteen years in
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, " .sa..
co mpristng an the novelties of the season; among
which can be found
500 BUSINESS SUITS,
500 DRESS SUITS, .... .:... ~,
400 FALL and WINTER OvERcoATs, .sf,
GOO pairs FANCY CASHMERE PANTS, &
200 pairs BLACK DoEsKrN PANTS, "@
100 WHITE DUCK VESTS for parties
200 BLACK CLOTH VESTS,
1000 WHITE DREss-sHIHTs,
1000 UNDERSuRTs aud DRAWERS.
ALSO,
CLOTHS. CASSIN1ERES, AND VESTINGS,
in the piece. which will make to measure in ac-
corlancc with the wants of the customer.
This combination of stocks makes it one of
THE MOST ATTRACTIVE
EVER BEFORE OFFERED
to Virginia public. This stock is gotten up for the
RETAIL TRADE ONLY, and IN especial care given to
the wants ofmy patrons. which, undcran experience
of THIRTY YEARS in this market, gives Inc KNoWL-
EDGE NOT ENJOYED by others. These goods are
bought exclusively for CASH, and no house Of SINH
LAR KIND in the State has Its equal in ABILITY.
STOCK. STYLE, PRICE, or QUANTITY TO SELECT
FROM.
MOTTO: Quick sales with small 7'roits is the
want Of the present times, and will be found at the
old-cstablishcd house Of
VIM. IRA SMITH, Agt.,
Sign of the 1109 Main street,
LONG FLAG. oc 27-M,W&Th3t