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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-05-20

REsuLAT1oNs FOR THE Posi- OFFICE
AT ABBEvILLE.-The Office is open fol
the general delivery of letters and sale
af postage stamps from $50 "A. M. to s
ssP. NJ. -
s Money Orders furnished from $50 A.
M. to 800 P. M.
Greenville and Columbia Railroad
Mail closes at $50 A. NJ. aa
Washington, Ga, Maileloses on We'd
nesday at $50 Al "a. -.
Elbert, Ga, Mail, via Heardmont,
closes on Thursday at $50 An.
Antreville. Mai, via Temple OF
Health, closes on Thursday at $50 A. NJ.
Elbert, Ga., Mail, via Lowndesville,
closes OH Friday at $50 A. III.
-. II. w. LAWSON, P. M. E
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THE STRAWBERRY FETE given in be-
half of the Abbeyille Base Ball Club on
Friday evening, was very successful,
and more than realized the best antici.
pations of its friends, A bounteous ta-
BILE, loaded with delicious fruit, cake,
and iee-eream, served up with the usual
taste of the Abbeville ladies, spread it's
tempting array before an appreciative
company, and full justice was done to
the feast. The receipts we learn realized
the handsome SUM of elghty-nine dol
lars.
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RECEIPTS OF THE PROBATE COURT
We learn that up to the PRESENT date, G.
w. Guffin, Esq, Judge of Probate, has
received, on account of real estate parti-
toned in his office, s5eas4.2s, and has
paid out, as per vouchers, S54 ,262.71-
the balance of the amount received-S2,-
72l .52-having been deposited in the
Citizens Savings Bank and the South
Carolina Banking and Trust Company
Columbia. This shows gratifying in.
crease in the business of the Office, being
as large in amount as was transacted in
any twenty previous years of business
in the office.
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Wednesday, May 20, 1874.

TERMS. Two Dollars a year, in ad-
Sance, or Two Dollars and Fifty Cents,
-as the end of the year.
= No subscriptions taken for a shorter
@me than six months.
Transient advertisements are charged
for at the rate OF ONE DOLLAR per inch
space for the first insertion, and FIFTY
CENTS for each subsequentinsertion.
A liberal deduction from the above
rates is made to persons advertising by
the quarter or by the year.
BI- All obituary notices and tributes
OF respect are charged for at the usual
rates of.advertising. gY. sf,-;at.e..
JOB PRESS. II
Weare now provided with an excel
lent Job Press, and fine assortment of
Job Type, and are prepared. to execute
superior work. Orders are respectfully
solicited.
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APPEAL CoURT.-The following or
ders were made in the appeal cases from
this county: -. So. -
Garraty and Armstrong, appellant, vs.
Robert NJ. DuBose, respondent. Con.
tinued.
Bannister Allen, appellant, vs. viii.
liam Speer, respondent. Continued.
Trustees of the estate of De La Howe
appellant, VS.. Harper, respondent. Con.
tinued.
The State. respondent, Us. Jerry Cole.
man. Continued to November term
Special order made.
1t will thus be seen that Jerry Cole
man gets another respite until the No.
vember term.
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GREENWOOD ITEMS. - Mrs. NJ. M.
Jordan, Of Greenwood, while on visit
to friends in Newberry, was taken quite
sick, and is still sick there.
We learn that S. P. Boozer has gone
into the sewing machine business, and
is now agent for one of the companies.
Corn is selling in Greenwood at $l.40
cash, or $500 on a credit to the 1st of
October next.
The prospects for crops. about Green
wood are encouraging-the cotton espe-
cially looking well. E..
The roads and bridges in the vicinity
of Greenwood are reported to be in good
order.
Among other citizens of Greenwood
present this week, are Messrs. c. A, c..
Waller. J. T. Parks, J. B. Tarrant, S.
Gilmore, w. H. Patton, aud others.
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nsr We had the pleasure. a few da

B@- We had the pleasure, few days
since, of meeting in our office Mr.. Ju-
linn A. Selby, the genial proprietor Of
the Columbia Phenir, and Mr.. Charles
C. Tut, of the same Office who are
travelling in the interest Of that we'll
conducted daily. The Phsnir is one OF
our most welcome exchanges, and has
always been ably edited. Its columns
are daily filled with the latest news and
interesting comments upon current
topics. Its proprietor is an energetic
newspaper man, and deserves the sue
cess which attends him.
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ANNIvERsARY ORATOR. - We learn
that our friend and neighbor, R. R.
Hemphill, Esq, of the Abbeville Me-
dunn, has been elected to deliver the
Anniversary Address before the Phre.
nokosmian and Excelsior Literary So
cieties of Newbery College, at Walhalla,
at the Annual Commencement on the
23d Sune next. The talents and literary
requirements of our friend well fit him
for the task assigned him, and We have
no doubt that he will do honor to him
self and to the occasion.
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LIFE INSURANCE.
Reply to Public Policy"

If success Is an indication of merit
and. popularity, Life Insurance In ABB
beville Is quite so, taking his own show
ing for it. He goes into long mathe-
matical calculation, showing the un-
doubted solvency of the Company (the
Piedmont and Arlington) which / have
the honor to represent. To the. policy
holders Of which would say, She is all
right. Imay at some future time cipher
q little too, but not now.
I thank Public, Policy''' for the sev-
eral FREE advertisements which he has
given me and my Company, aud would
like to hear from him on Public Printing
as drain, of which. he is very great
beneficiary, and opeswho pays for it too.
H<-;-, tsW. T.. BRANCH. !
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b@ The Grand Jury Of Orangeburg
County, on Monday last, brought in a
bill of Indictment against J. L. Hum
bert, late County Treasurer, and F. J.
Moses, Jr., Governor of the State, for
breach of trust, with fraudulent inten-
ton, and for grand larceny. Solicitor
Butts moved that a bench warrant be
issued for the arrest of the parties.
Judge Graham reserved his decision as
to his right to issue the warrant for the
arrest of the Governor.
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GooD BREAD.-Go to Mr.. Lubkin and
get some of the best bread and cakes that
ever gladdened the sight or palliated the
appetite of the hungry. We trust that
Mr.. Lubkin will be literally patronized,
and that our people may feel that tt Is to
their advantage to. ."'live and let live"
He has recently settled in onr midst,
and we give him a hearty welcome.
We wish that we had many more as in
dustrious and enterprising.
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OFFICERS OF THE REsoLUTE BASE
BALL CLUB.-Jas. H. Perrin, President
Joel S. Perrin, Viee-President' r. w.
Cannon, Secretary Jas. s. Dickinson,
Treasurer; L. w. Perrin, Umpire; T.
P. Quarles, Scorer; Jas. s. Dickinson,
Captain 1st Nine; DR.. John s. Thomp.
son, Captain I'd Nine.
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FINE WHEAT.-Mr. Joseph S. Britt
Of the Belleview neighborhood, has G
fine field of wheat containing ten acres
which will average seventeen bushels
to the acre. He Is model farmer
raising corn for his own use and to sell
and also his molasses, and besides is &
granger. We commend his example.
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n@- We. had the pleasure Of meeting
the mayor Of the ecityiof Hodges Capt.
J. N. Cochran-on our streets yester.
day. He requested US to state that the
calaboose of that town is for sale. II
has not had lodger within its walls
for the last six months. Persons want.
ing brick might strike q good bargain
by application to his Honor, the Mayor
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@= DIR. James McCravy wasin town
on last Monday, and Informs us that he
has a fine stand of cotton, but that 1t
needs rain. When we saw him the
Doctor had some half-dozen new
ploughs on bis shoulder, ready for bust.
ness when it does rain. q
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nea. The Pickcns Sentinel is inttrouble
again. Their ink. failed to come, and
they had only enough to print hall
sheet this week. This way Of disap-
pointing editors is no small matter, ,sand
we trust that the freight line Millendea-
vor to be more prompt. in the future.
Not long since this same excellent jour
nal was forced to issue half sheets for
several weeks In consequence Of the
delay Of their printing paper. ;,.s,,,; =.
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r@- The Charleston Chamber of Com:
merce have passed resolutions petition
ing Congress to appropriate $25,OOO for
the survey of double track freight
railway from the junction of the Ten
nessee and Hiwassee rivers, thence up
the yalley-of the Hiwassee to Clayton,
Georgia, with hrahehes to Athens,
Georgia, and to Anderson, s. G,
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nm- COL. B. 2. Herndon and Mr.. J.
Mac. Moseley came up yesterday eve,
ming to install the officers of Hesperian
Chapter. They are well skilled in the
mystic art, are familiar with the degrees,
and do such work as we are authorized
to receive. -. .iss,s..,.l! : IA.
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ROBBERY The store Of Messrs. Mil:
Ter & Douglass was broken into last
week and some one hundred and fifty
dollars in money distracted. No other
article Of value was missed. There has
been no clue to the perpetrators. t'a.A {
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RUNAWAY. = Atwo-horae wagon, b,

RUNAWAY. = Astwo-horse wagon, beF
longing to Mr.. John Falkner, Of Cedar
Springs. Unexpectedly took fright on
yesterday, at the sight Of someil hogs:
heads near Wafdlaw & Edwards, (whers
the owner was laying in stock ofscheap
supplies for his plantation J and ran off
with a couple of horses, scattering itself
as faf as the foot of the Blue Hill. The
owner gathered the. fragments, and re-
paired the damages himself. Without
calling in Messrs. Seal, Sign q Robert
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--.--t|TF ~ =. III = tI'-IlI'5
n.y. The ;Fyor;5d Patron, H. The ;

n@ The F1oridd Rdtroa is the title OF
a neatly printed monthly, published at
Welborn, suwannee Co., Fla, by our
old friend VIM. II, Wilson, and devoted
to the interests of the farmer. Our
friend is lecturer of the State Grange,
and deputy forI the State at large. We
wish him abundant success. y, - ,d;,.
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nA- The Episcopal Convention held
an interesting session of four days in
Charleston last week, adjourning on
Saturday. Abbeville was represented
by Rev. E. R. Miles, and Messrs. Burt,
Parker and Barnwell. 4" -'itt III E.
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SODA WATER AND ICE.-All of our
friends who are fond of cool beverages
can he supplied by calling on Messrs.
J. B. & w. ]. Rogers at their we'll known
stand, No. 2 Granite Range. They have
some delicious soda water, and will keep
always on hand ullsupply of ice.
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RoBBERY.-We learn that the store of
Capt. VIM. H. Brooks, at Brooks
Mil, was broken open on last Sunday
night, and from forty to fifty dollars in
money taken. The entrance was effected
through the door, by wrenching off a
bar which secured it. We trust that the
rogue may be captured.
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pGr Mr.. Benjamin Rhett, the son of
our former townsman DIR. B. Rhett, was
in town during the past week. He is
looking well and has the appearance of
thrift. He is commercial agent for
some of the business houses in the
North. .
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HI- Mr.. Edward Taylor, of the upper
section of our County, died at Mr.. Jas.
Halls, near Milford's Mill, on Saturday
last, of pneumonia, and was buried at
Bells Chapel. He was near sixty years
of age, and was a good citizen. -
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FINE OATs.-The Rev. w. H. Law.
ton of Nlnety-Six, has fifty-five acres in
red oats, which is now waist-high, and
will likely yield fifty bushels to the
acre. Who can beat this?
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NO. The crops in the neighborhood 81
Pratt's Mills are promising. There
seems to be a larger per cent Of small
grain planted This year than usual, and
it promises good yield. r
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BE-;We had the pleasure of meeting
Mr.. Robt. Pratt in our town yesterday.
He is one of the best farmers in his Sec
ton of country-a staunch and reliable
man,
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w- We are indebted to our friend
Mr. F. A. Connor for late files of Louis
vile papers. We again commend his
article to perusal. 1t will be found in
teresting and instructive.
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nsA- Mr.. Lubkin, at the new bakery
in Abbeville, sold on Saturday last $50
loaves of bread, and, if his supply had
not been exhausted, there is no telling
the exact number he would have sold,
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A PET DEER.-Any one desiring a
handsome doe some eight months old,
can have the opportunity of purchasing
by applying at this office. .'
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RELIGIOUS. - Rev. s.. L.. Morris, OF
the Theological Seminary, will preach
at Hopewell Church, on next,Sunday.
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The press and the pulpit may say what
they please, but man in dove-coioted
pants and patent leather boots Is not q
fit person to adjust 3 tub for catching
rain water.
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1@ Trial Justice Benjamin Hughes
has been re-appointed by the Governor,
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n@- We have received q COPY of the
Civil Service Report.
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"a" Dry weather seems to have set
in. Some sections were favored with
rain on Friday last, .
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asA- The reioinder of Mr.. W. T.
Branch to the article of Public Policy,
may be7found in another column
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A SUFFICIENT PRIZE

to induce some of your enterprising and
influential capitalists to come and view
for themselves our beautiful little city,
with its magnificent caual, one hundred
and fifty feet wide and eleven feet deep,
and its two miles of mill sites, with o
fall to each of thirty-three feet.
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shoriF's Office,
May II, 1874 5-tf
Sherifs. Sale

+
DY yirtne Of tsundry exscutionsto mes
ID directed, I will sell at Abbesille
Court House, on ,saleday in June.
next, within the legal hours. : IS & 20
Six Hundred Acres Of Iald,
more or less, bounded BY lands Of G.
W. Rampey, Bennett Reynolds, BENZ. :
Mcclellan, aud others, levied on as
property Of j.. Y.ML: *Partlow, at
the suits of Mary J. Partlow, George
Mcclellan, Trustee Of James A. Part
low. Eaa lHF.f tsr;;i:= B ~ y. >
- = 80 LIP eUtFl'F'ILN, eUtl'' s.. !. !.
=, . ,i,,r$ S..sA. Ca
Sheriff Is Office, 4ts9l. & 9. ~. s;;, /, I,
May IL, 1874 5rtf +. 1T !. .j:.3,
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GRAND JURY.

- w. D. Mars, Foreman; VIM. Pope,
VIM. Richey, Jas. l.. Clinkscales, r. M.
Christian, Alfred Titus, Elijah Whit
lock-. Charles MeCaslan, Alfred Mat
thews, d. r. Morrah, Pierce Hamilton,
George Scott, j. w. Perrin, R. A. Nc
Caslan, Sam Taggart, Abner Williams,
Ed Henderson.
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800 - Z.

The regular May, Term of our Court
was opened here on Monday last, his
Honor, Judge Cooke, presiding, with
the following Grand and Petit Juries -
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E'z Sheriff Sale. siessro' '5es'' !

'DY virsadTsan Execution So me
ID directed, 1 will sell at the rest
.dence Of Nathan, Ingram, on the 4th
sof June next, the folioWing property
800 LBS seed' Cotton, more onless, tsF
l Sideboard, -
I large Sow, -. - =. s..,S.. -
Corn and Fodder in barn, y tsS8.i
1 pen of Wheats Straw. syl f,ss. 5ifi5s9ts !
/ Cow and Yearling, $50 q!
8 stand of Bees, tIsl&
6 Chairs, = -. I.,.ss 4
l Piano, -
levied on as the property Of Nathan :
Ingram, at the suit Of A. j: Ferguson.
Terms Cash.
LIP, GUFF1N,l ye.
SAC
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.sheriR's Sale.
Thomas, NJ. Biany,an and ]
: Reubens ClinlSscales

Thomas NJ. Bfanyan and
Reuben Clinkscales Exeention.
& against
John =. Clinkseales.
nY virtue Of two Executions to me
ID directed, / will sell at Abbeviliez
Court House, on Saleday in June next,
within the legal hours, The homo
Tract, containing =
100 Acres, .''S1 ,.''.,.-'''-s
more or less, bounded byldndso Jas.
Clinkscales,s Hugh !. Robertson and
others. Old Homestead Containing
! |: E16o Aeres, ssisasSS
more or.lsss bounded by lands Sfs5s
B. M6Whorter, ,R H. Armstrong, and i
others. Wakefield Tract eontainmg =
$50 Acres, tsEes
more ofless, bduhslea ~ yslands sofs lag
G. Ciinkscales, Milton Fishers and I
Aiso, 81 i Tuesday y after ssleaas. q
June 2, 1874, at itsheresidspceof John
F. Clinkscale, ths sffoilfoWing personal
prsPertysto wit 70 rsstsio aisnaaG
One One s. Nue.. .oa So i aFs
TAessy r. stbgls baghsig d c5fB, a :olss = s:o.l
FoaRb bdndfed bundles Eodder,s
Six Hogs, to-; ~, .i,,;.ls :, - -
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THE HOURS OF LABOR

here favor the builder and manufacturer
mechanics work not less than ten
hours, and all the cotton mills work
sixty-six hours per week, full. No trades
unions or labor organizations exist, and
we are likely for many years to come to
be entirely free from those elements, an
tagonistic to the working of capital and
labor harmoniously. The elevation of
factory labor has been the watchword of
manufacturers in this vicinity, and they
consequently work on the family sys-
tenn, which will explain why so large an
amount is usually invested in real estate
and tenements. They take the worst
and most ignorant of native white raw
material in the way of labor, making
attendance at school from six to twelve
years compulsory, and by this means
soon secure the best of help and produce
the well known great production on
their looms, besides having complete
control of the labor.
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OUR CLIMATE

is adapted to manufacturing, being nei-
ther too cool in winter nor too hot in
summer, and with sufficient moisture
always in the atmosphere to materially
assiss the working of cotton. The city
is healthy, and the working class COM
raratively free from sickness; and the
absence Of extreme cold and the short
ness of our winter makes, as a conse-
quence, the cost of heating our mills a
small item, when compared with your
Northern mills. Fuel-pine wood and
semi-bituminous coal--is abundant; the
former at S. 50per cord the latter 81 to
$S per ton. We have as fine brick clay
as is in the world, and make brick 4
by q by 81 inches: Lumber of Southern
hard pine is abundant at from SIS to Sl7
per thousand feet for undressed, and Sc
to S23 per thousand for dressed and Sc.
lccied il inch heart flooring. One would
think that this would be
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OUR OWN TERMS,

and often save So ST per bale in freights
West OH our production over the New
England manufacturers.
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PETIT JURY no. 1.

J G Edwards, A J Furguson, Wash.
ington Foster, George Hawthorn, Henry
Harper, Henry Heard, James a Jones,
VIM LomaX, G S Merriwether, Henry
Mark, John Mitchell, Luther Moragne.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-06-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
s%DRY GOODS MUST BE SOLD
CHEAP TO EFFECT SALES.
HyY BROTHERS

have. therefore, marked the whole OF their stocs
az the lowest possible prices. They only enuineI-
ate a small portion OF their STOCK, but wiz stAte
mat they nave everything in,the way OF sos
and Domestic Dry Goods, trimmings N"ons'
striped and Plain MtIed wash-Poplins, twenty
seven inches wide, at 1880 per yard worm 10
cents. .,xs
at Il cents, worth roc;
Mixed Wash Poplins at f3kc per yard worth %
Fast-colored Lawns ut 12hc per yaro WORM 10
Seersucker, twenty-seven Inches wide, al ls$e'
per yard worth 20c
Black Grenadines with colored STRIPES AZ IL ~
per yard worth CSC.
Black Grenadines with colored silk stripes al ie-s
cents, would be cheap at soc;
japanese Poplins at 1890. per yard wortb %.
Japanese Poplins at 20 Aud &c, wouio DC cneap
at so and 30 cents;
Japanese Poplins, silk warp, at 10 ana ooc per
yard worth 60 and I5c;
Striped silks at CSC, 75c. 81, and 81. rs per yard,
all 25c. a yard below regular prices;
Black Silks from 6oc. to So 80 per yard-ail hueh
below regular prices:
Oolored Silks in great variety at lower prices Than
OF any time since 1862:
Striped MusliDs at DC per yard, would De chesp
at $50;
Checked Muslin, large patterns, at 3Oc per YARD
worth Doc:
victora lawn from 90 to soc per yard-aii very
cheap:
Linen lawns at 25c worth s5c per yard:
Grass-C losh euitings with side bands TOT uim-
mings-all Yard wildcat 20c worth 2oc;
A large variety Of Linen Suitings at very 10"
prices;
Bonbazinss snd other dress material for mourn
ing. :,
Alpacas, Moharsand Brilliantines, IN all qaali-
ties, at lower prices than ever;
Excellent Callic0es at 81, 10 and 121c per ara
swiss Muslin from ~ To soc great oargahis IA
this line;
Nottingham lace, for curtains, at 20, 95 so, SIC.
and up 10 81 rs per yard;
Tucked Csmbrics In all widths and qualities
SHRED Muslins at SOC per yard, worihS 81;
width Linen Sheeting at I5c per yard woi ih
Pillow. Case Linen, IN yards wide. at cor, worth
Table-Cloths, warranted all linen, two yards
long at 81, worth 81 so;
White Mating, one yard wide, at 70, 80, 50, ~ 20
aud SOC per yard-all excellent qualify Tor the
price,
Red Check Mating at eoc andup to 6oc per yard !;
81 White Mating al 40c per yard. worm o0c;
81 Red Check Mating at 45cper yard, worth o. /;
Victoria Lawn Dress patterns IN wAte ana oun
skirts, ready-made, with sufficient material lor
sacque or basque, az ss-cost double the
money 70 import;
andchildren;
Crepe Wells in all sizes-some extra large and
heavy;
Great bargains in Cotton Trimmings, Laces. En-
broideries, Jewelry, Fans, Pdrasois, ran
Chains. satchels, Trunks, Baskets, SHAWL
Straps &c
Particular attention paid to orders. Goods sent
by express q. o. d., or upon receipt OF posI-oi-
dee order or registered letter.
LEVY BROTHERS..
1917 and 1919 Main St,
june is Richmond, va