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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-01-06
Commercial.

NgwBERnY, January 5.-Cotton continues
firm, tendency upward, and closing at 49,
Number of bales shipped, 365.
New YORK, January 4.-Co:ten quiet and
nominal; sales III, at 14lal43.
AUGUSTA, January 4.-Cotton firm, offer
ings light and full prices paid-middling l3t.
BALTIMORE, January 4.-Cotton frmer-
middling 144.
CHARIEsToN, January 4.-Cotton frmer
and asking higher-middliDg 14t.
LIVERPOOL, January 4.-Cotton irmer-
uplands 7sa71; Orleans 7sa7s.
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FUpcuGorr, BENEDICT & Co., CHARLES
TON, S. C.-PREsENTs FOR THE HOLIDAYS
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS - Best
Standard Print, &c. up. Long Cloth, from
&c. up. Sheetng, 30c. up. Wool Flannel,
Csc. up. Fine Dress Goods and Alpacas, 25c.
lines of Jeans, Cassmeres, Cloths, Ribbons,
and every variety of Dress Goods, Closks,
Shawls, Furs, Housekeeping Goods, Carpets,
Oil Cloths, Rugs, etc. Keeping the largest
and best selected stock South, we can, with
confidence, assure our friend s aud the public,
that by purchasing of US, by order. or per
sonally, they will save from 20 TO Is per cent.
Samples sent on application. All retail or
ders over $40 sent free Of charge. Goods
sent C. o. D. Make remittances by P. 0.
Order, Draft, or per Express. Branches At.
lanta, Ga, and Jacksonville, Fla, where
goods can be obtained at the same prices.
M-tf
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INDEX TO NEW AoysEr1sxxssrs.-

INDEX TO NEW AovERr1sxNExTs.-
J.C. Lcahy-Chation.
Hugh Rodgers-Nose Lost.
Mum s. Co.-Scien,i6c American.
Chapman & Cfawford-New Firm.
National Bank Of Observation-Disclosures.
Tbos. P. SEdez-For Sale, Lease or Bent.
Ri. G. Walker-Saturday Evening Pos.
Williams. Black & WiliiamS-Ferti!iZers.
Hart & Co.-Agricultural Implements, &c.
George Brown & SoD-Lumber! Lumber!
Pr. Dennis and S. C. Dennis-Executors'
Sale.
Harry 3. Scott-Notice to Free School
Teachers.
National Bank Of Newberry-Meeting Of
Shareholders.
u. n. .Bz6ord, C. W. Buford and T. w.
DaviS-Nosaee.
Col. Asbury Cowsrd-King'S Mountain
Military School.
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Be JUST TO YOURSELF AND GENEROUS
TO Your WIEE.-Keep your farm accounts
correctly and regularly in the Rural Ac-
countant," and give your wife copy Of the
Carolina Houswife." rhe large sale OF the
Rural Accountant has enabled the publishers,
Walker, Evans & Cogswell, Charleston, S. c.,
to stereotype the forms and thus reduce the
cost They now offer the small size at 81.
and the large at Sl.50 per mail, postage pre-
paid. The Carolina Housewife is Miss Rut.
ledge's old established cookery book, and
should be in every house in Carolina. Soft
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-01-06

JUST REcEIvED.-PresbyterianH Hymn
Books, Lutheran Books of Worship,
Episcopal Prayer Books, Methodist
Hymn Books, with and without clasps.
Also, bibles and testaments, arabesque
binding. Call; early at the HERALD
Book Store.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-01-06

FZs.TIEIzERs.-Attention is called to
the advertisement of the Stono Phos-
phate Cos Fertilizers, guaranteed by
the. Company to be all that is claimed
for them. Williams, Black & Will
liams, Charleston. Leaven & Spear
man, Agents, Newberry.
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SoNs OF TEMPERANCE. This Tues
day (5th) being installation night and
the commencement Of q new year, It is
desired that all will turn ont, and that
the brothers will see to it that the ladies
are escorted.
fthe weather IS favorable, provision
will be made for social reunion, and
amusement will be furnished for the
members and their invited friends.
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"H." Edge6eld-Though lost to osight,
to memory dear. A Happy New Year
to all in the home. Knew it was an
oversight, and would not mention it for
a kingdom.
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Undertaking. {
@. w. HARRIS.
Fisk's Metallic Burial Cases,

THE SUBSCRIBER has constantly or
hand fuliaSSortment Of the above app, ored
cases, Of different patterns, besides coffius
OF his own make, all Of which ne prepared
to tucniSh 1t very reasonable rates, with
prOmptncsS and despatch.
Persons iesirous Of having cases sent hy
railroad will have them sent free Of Charge
A lIcarSe is always or hand and will be
furnished at the rate Of SO p" day.
Thankful for past patronage, the sub
Scribcr respectfully asks for 4 continuation
Of the SAME, and assures the public that
no effort on his part wii! be sparf to render
the utmost satisfaction
Re. CHAPMAN
Newberry 5. C., July 81.
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SUBER & CALDWELL,
Ic.KIUIICEo AtIVLNCyo'
&c, LEAuY, J. P. LIS.

To the Defendant, Mary J. Carm;chael:
Take notice that the summon in this &C.
ton, of which the foregoing is copy, was
filed in the Office of the Judge of Probate,
for Newberry County, at Newberry Court
House, in the County Of Newberry, in the
State of South Carolina, together with the
petition, on the 18th day Of December, A.
D 1874, SUBER & CALDWELL,
Petitioners Attorneys.
noo O 1Q-St
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OLD PAPERs.-Old papers for sale at
this Office in packages Of so or 100, at
20 and rs cents. IT,
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Mandarin Teas, the best. purest and
cheapest, at Ms. D. Mowers. Price,
75c., Loo and $3.50 per lb. 15-tf
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List of Letters remaining in the Post Office
st Newberry, S. c.:
Miss Sue E. Adams, E. F. Anderson, VIM.
Boston, C. A. W. Barham, James Coleman,
Alfred Cannon, Jefferson Chatmand, VIM.
Connell, Miss Fannie DAVIS, James Epting,
j. +. Elford, Agt., Mrs. E. c. Ethridge. Su-
san Goodwin. cold, Miss Nancy Hardin,
Mrs n. E. Hall, J. D. Hipp, Francis Hollo-
way, Mrs. Ida Hildsr, Thos. Johnson. Mrs.
u. A. Jackson, Happy D. Kinard, John
King, J. J. Keist, Geo. Latson, Mrs. Char
lo:te Lewis, Mrs. Julia A. Moore, Aleck Mar
shall. Wade Morgan, Mrs. Jane Matfett, Rev.
A. D. L. Aossr, Glen Metz, Narcss c. Nc
Lemon, Vim. Mathews, Mrs. F. c. Ring, J.
N. Suber, Miss Carrie Stllwell, James Speer,
Miss Cstharine Thomas, L. D. Wilk;e, 7. v
Wicker, ". G. Walch, Mrs. Mary Yarlsn, J.
II. Yorlmar.
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TO RENT.

The Store between Asrshall'sand Phifer's.
The Rooms at present occupied by Her
aid.
The Cottage at present occupied BY Mrs.
Boyle.
Possession given lst day January,
1875.
For terms apply to
CYNTHIA MOWER und
GEO. S. MOWER.
Nov. 81, 47-tf.
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Special and Local.

The, Anerican Sardine Co.'S Bone
less SaTdiaes, are much better, and
less than half the cost Of imported
Sacaines, y 80 sly. =!
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RENovAL.-D. N. Ward & Co., hay
ing removed from their old stand on
tho corner of Pratt and McKibben to
corner of Boyce and Nance Streets, re-
spectfally call the attention of their
friends and customers to the same
They viii be happy to see them all at
their new place of business. and supply
their varied wants. 1-2t+
Col. A. Pope, General Passenger
Agent, has sent US maps and time ta-
bles Of the Atlantic Coast Line, and the
Midland Line Passenger Routes, for
which he will accept our thanks. Those
maps are very conyenientandtravellers
should possess them. We have no doubt
that Col. Pope will be pleased to fur:
nish. them to any person who spplies to
him. His address is Columbia, S. G.
Nsdame Demorest's Reliable Pat
terms of all sorts can be obtained at
Mrs d Mowers. 13-tf.
TIE FIRST ANNUALs.-Col. Doda-
mead will accept our thanks for IN an
nual ticket on the G. & C. r. r. It is a
most acceptable New Years gift and is
highly appreciated.
Col. Jas. Anderson, Superintendent
of the Charlotte, Columbia and Angus
tn Rail Road, has also sent US his New
Years offering in shape Of an annual.
To both of these gentlemen we extend
the compliments of the season, together
with the wish that they may enjoy du-
ring the year full share of happiness
and prosperity.
At regular meeting of Silver Street
Grange, No. IS, held on the 10Th ult.,
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year, and will be Installed
the Sd Saturday in January:
Master-M. Werts.
ogerseer-W. E. Higgins.
Lecturer-J. B. Werts.
Stewar6-T. J. MaGett.
Assistant Steward-D. Werts.
Secretary-G. Andrews.
Treasurer-J. c. Stewart.
Gate Keeper-Chas. Shultz.
Ceres-Mrs. E. L. Spearman.
Po.nona-Mrs. Mary Reeder.
Eora-Mrs. Amelia Andrews.
Lady Asst Sseward-Miss L. Kelly.
RegHesS2s Ass-
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SJLIBLE PiCIFII GjIAO.

PACIFIC GUANU CGMPANY'S COM
POUND ACID PHOSPHATE OF LIME
for Composing with Cotton Seed,
S3$ Cash, SIS r:r,c, without Interest.
To accommodate Planters, they can Or
der now ard have until Isl April TO decide
whether they will take at tin" or cash price.
When delivered from FACTORY by carload
no drayagc will be charged. This Guano
is now so we'll known in all the Southern
States for its remarkable ci!;:::s .s al agen-
oy for increasing the products Of iaLor as
not ,c require special recommendation! :tom
US. Its use for uioe years past has cS;ab-
lished its character for c!ahc excellence.
The supplies put into market ;"i> Sc:,s"m
arc, as heretofore, prepared under fhe So
pcria;cndence OF DR.. ST. JULIAN RAVE
NEI, Chemist of the Eonp:My, :: ,':la7!eS-
ton, S c., hence Planters may re-, a--Grcd
that It's quality ana composition Is precisely
the same as that heretofore SOL;
J. y. ROBSON.
Agent fox :So';t:: Iaro!'"a,
Charit>t'.:., :. {.
JOHN 5. REESE x CO., General AGENTS,
Baltimore. NOV. ~, - IN.
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ABOUT THE Town AND COUNTY. ;.

The weather is just so so.
Slight snow and sleet on Friday.
1t is almost a matter of wonder where
all the mud on the streets has come
from.
The town council is respectfully asked
to take charge Of the goat which wan
ders about the streets.
The ladies of the Methodist Church
are preparing the parsonage for the
new preacher.
Business has fallen off in consequence
of the bad weather.
Cotton is not coming in briskly now.
Farmers are holding back for bigger
prices, and it is sincerely hoped they
will realize.
Do you want any bill-heads Or any
other kind job printing done? lfso,
call at this Office.
A new lot of varieties in the station
cry line expected at the Herald Book
Store in a few days.
Owe no man anything except good
will. Commence the new year with
this determination. and stick to it.
Twill do you good.
We hope to chronicle several mar
riages ere long.
Have your invitations printed at the
HERALD Office. Elegant paper, and
envelopes to match, always on hand.
If man has any misgivings about
doing it himself, let him hire barber
to lather his wife.
The biggest absurdity ever heard Of
is that Of a woman weighing SS0pounds
calling herself "somebody's darling"
A Dutchnlan says New Workers are
cherry fine peoples, who 60 about der
streets sheating each oder, and dey call
dat beesness." It's all the same in
Newbery.
An unpleasant sort of arithmetic-Di-
vision among families.
When a man amt good for anything
else, he is about right to sit on jury.
1t is said that bleeding partially
blind horse at the nose will restore him
to sight; SC much for the horse. To
open mans eyes you must bleed him
in the pocket.
If there is meaner dog than the
man who reads the paper that some one
else pays for, and then has the unblush-
ing impudence to use contemptuous Ian
guage about the paper, we would like
to have him described.
The HERALD is not printed for graf
uitous circulation. Parties who come
in for single copies are expected to pay
for the same. Neither do we furnish
old papers to the public gratis, these
are sold at the rate of Is cents per hum
dred.
Miller's Almanac, rs well rs Turner's
for 1875, can be had at the HERALD
Book Store. BY the single copy Or 100.
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See card Of F. Werber, Jr., Deputy Survey.
or. 40-ly.
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Any one who viii bring rs ten new sub
scribe-s at $3.50 each, will be given one
extra for himself, and years subscription
either to tie Scientific American, the Hone
Journal, Rzral Carolinisn, Southern Cultiva'
tor, Science of Health, Pe:erson's Lsdies'
Magazine, Saturday Evening Post or Penn's
Monthly. This yofEss places 1t in reach Of
the canvasser rtcgsstwopspsrs free Of charge.
Or By taking ten. subscribers at the reduced
pricaos $225 each, he can secure either one
Of the above named first rate papers. Who
will be tie Srst to bring in club?
Oriye subscribers at 81. so each, brought
In at one time, will ent:,lc the getter up Of
tho club TO either one Of the above named
papers or magazines.
Single subscriptions $3.50, always and
Invariably in advance. 1T
Twelve months ago we erased from our
subscription books about one hundred and
6fty panaes Of subscribers. who were several
ly indebted in periods ranging from two
months to two years, the aggregate loss Of
which vas considerable. Of these .mall
number settled their dues and renewed; =
few came iu and gave Us piece Of their
mind with great indiguation,-but nothing
more; and the large majority have never yet
been heard from. Rsther than sue we let
them 60. This course IVES adopted because
Il is known that one non-paying subscribe.
tskss away the profit Of two that pay. On
that estimate we were printing four hundred
and ifsy papers for nothiug-or just for &C.
eommodaton, tbs white paper alone on
which being worth $500 year. without cor
sIdering other expenses. Was it no: right
then to cnt of the $50 dead weights? This
year the number is small, bat they also must
be stricken Of, and we trust they will come
in and settle. In the face of all this we hope
shat no subscriber Of the HERALD will take
umbrage, if, when his OF her time is ont, sf-
ter being duly notified Of the fact, We stop
sending the pspsr. This is the rule with all
newspapers over the country. and it is the
only good one known. If the paper is need
ed send in the price and secure it. We can
not afford to send it without the money.
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Notice Of Final Discharge.

On the I'd day Of February, 1875, I will
apply to the Judge Of Probate for Sewberry
County, at Newberry c. H., S. c., at l
o'clock A. n, for final discharge as Guar
dian of Sarah L. Aoseley (nee Duncan), de-
ceased. JOHN 1. DCSCAH,
Dec. 80, 52-5t1 Guardian
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A-NS>~ ~~>-S
meeting Of Pulaski Lodge, No. 20,
o. o. F., Friday evening, Jan. 1st. tn
following officers were installed to serv
the ensuing term:
T. F. HARMON, n. G.
w. O. GOREE, V. G.
WM. JOHNSON, Secretary.
J. G. WILSON, Treasurer.
w. H. HUNT, W.
SILAS TOMBSTONE, C.
E. C. JONES, R. S. n. G.
J. T. PETERSON, l.. S. n. G.
J.H. NJ. KTNARD, R. S. V. G.
-, L. S. Y. G.
J. A. KINARD, R. S. S.
w. H. LATHROP, L. S. S.
W. H. BLATS, I. G.
A. A. KILLIAN, o. G.
n. B. MAZYCK, P. G.
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The creditors OF Dennis Lark, decd, are
required to render on oath and establish
their respective demands, in the Probate
Court for Newberry County, on or before
the tenth day of January, A. D. 1875.
J. c. LEAHY, J. P.
Sn-St
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SALE-DAY.-In spite of the shocking
condition of the roads large number
of people were in from the country on
Monday. Business was lively. There
were sold the following tracts Of land:
147 acres bringing $500; 800 acres,
500; 200 acres, 81, ,220; S66 acres, s.
200; 247 acres, $500; 215 acres, ST.
OO5; 11S acres, $1,000. Considerable
miscellaneous property was also sold,
among which that we'll known pacing
grey horse, with saddle and bride, at
$50.
Only one drunk seen.
The number of subscribers who came
and renewed was grstiyingly large.
The HERALD Book Store elected
praise; sales were made and orders re-
ceiyed.
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GIVE HIM PRAISE.-Alr. Jonn A.
kinard, the v1icient Loading Clerk at
the Newberry Depot, in a spirit Of phi
lanthropy, has erected by his own labor
platform in front Of the passenger en-
trance. This is great accommodation,
and especially in wet weather, as pas
sengers are enabled to step from vehicles
to the Office without getting into mud.
Mr.. Kinard is entitled to praise for this
act of consideration. If the company
will now place roof over it the climax
will be capped.
MEssRs. HAKr & Co.-In our col
umns this week vii, found the large
and attractive card OF Messrs. Hart &
Co., of Charleston, proprietors Of one
of the oldest and most reliable Hard
ware establishments in the city. The
advertisement to which attention is now
called is especially interesting to far
mers and planters. and besides the va
rious articles therein mentioned, they
keep general stock of everything in
their line. We take pleasure in recon-
mending tnis house. and solicit orders,
which viii receive prompt attention.
The PLACE,-Under the Columbia
Hotel, on Main street, Columbia, at the
Peoples Store Of Messrs. Kingsland &
Heath, seekers of Christmas and New
Years fancies cannot fail to be pleased.
The articles kept by them are legion,
for there are to be found all things IN
der the sun. Besides fancies, they are
in full supply Of all useful and neces-
sary articles in China, Crockery, Tin
and Woodenware. &c. 5l-tf.
A TREMENDOUS LEAP.-On Friday
last q negro girl WAS taken up and
lodged in Jail on account Of improper
conduct, and while the door of her tenn
porary prison was being locked, she
rushed to the window-the third story
and sprang out into the darkness Of the
night. Two or three screams were
heard, and the officer on duty imme-
diately went down into the yard and
found the unfortunate girl 3 heap of
broken bones and bruised flesh. One
arm and one leg were broken and her
back it is thought is also broken
Strange to say, she is alive, with the
prospect of recovering. 1t was 4 fear-
full leap, and the thought Of it is suffi-
cient to make the flesh creep. How she
escaped instantaneous death is mirscu-
lous.
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eWISceV Veg7aeO2GS.

COTTON
Prepared under the special tie Compuys Chem' ST. Julian Eavenc
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Look to the Right
and Dress!
RECENT DETELOPN NBNTS

In the trad have enabled me TO purchase
one Of the largest, hest and cheapest stocks
of DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS and DO
MESTICS ever shown in Ne~berry, and !
simply ask my friends md customers 10 at
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Msdame Demorest's Reliable Pat
terms of all sorts can be obtained at
Mrs. D. Mowers. 13-tf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-10
ME- lime 5rH.-NEW GOODS!

n. B.-orders rom the country promptly ATTEND
cd 70 : -. je
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-10

CONTEMPT OF CoURT.-The idea advanced
by Judge MORRILL,, OF Texas,-and enter.
tanned, no doubt, by other judges who have
not advanced it-that the editor Of news.
paper can commit an act amounting to con-
tempt of court by criticisog judges opiu.
ions in his paper, ought to be knocked out of
i. the heads of al such silly judges by the pub
lie. A preacher could just as easily commit
the same offence by preaching on the subject.
If an editor is in court he may be guilty of
contempt; but as long as he confines
himself to his Office and his journal
he is "a free to write and publish
his opinions as the court to pronounce its
opinions. Neither can punish the other. II
a law is needed, let one be made, and let
editors lie compelled to obey it. But let no
Judge attempt to palm off bis acts Of revenge
for unwritten law, or "the privileges of the
court" The liberty of the press is 80 So
cred thing that no Legislature would dare
TO pass law interfering with it; yet some
petty judges would set themselves up as
both legislators and courts. What protec.
ton has the freedom of the press if Judge
may make his own laws and affix his own
penalties to their violation? It is all wrong.
A lawyer expresses his opinion of judges
decisions whenever and wherever he pleases
outside of the courtroom, and an editor
should have the same privilege.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-10

In many of our exchanges there has been
much discussion in relation to the public
debt Of Virginia, and, as a rule, the honor
and good name OF the State are placed be-
fore the people as above all price, while the
folly as well rs the impossibility OF repudia'
ton is shown in its true light. The debt
has been recognized by every department OF
the Government as az honest debt, and the
people will not be misled by the few dema-
gogues who try to win popularity and off :
cial position by their war upon the funding
bill. Such war can DO no possible good,
but may be fruitful ia mischief. That bill,
however Objectionable in some OF its feature,
is the law Of the land-haVng the sanction
Of our highest judicial tribunai-and we are
bound in common honesty to make the best
we can of the situation; paying US lar as we
are able, whether the whole or only part
of our obligations. This the State has en-
deavored in good faith to do, and in this
course will continue, as we believe, in spite
of the efforts of few mischief.makers to the
contrary. -RdLifGr Record.
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me- THE BEST NEWS IN THE CITY
IS THAT
WILLIAM THALHIMER

has determined to adopt the oSE-PRICE SYSTEM.
and has been engaged for the past week in marking
goods down TO the ~ lowest prices so that they
can be sold lower than in any other house in the CITY,
Having a small expense, and buying and selling
nv goods Tor cash only enables me to offer extra
bargains aud believing in quick sales and small
profits will from This day ask but one price, ana
guarantee hat 10 be the lowest in the city. invite
the public to call and see for themselves.
1000 pieces DRrSS GOODS from 1214c. yard
TO 75c.-a large assortment to suit ans body ana
BLACK GRENADINES from 1Gssc. to 81, in
striped. figured black and colored-striped. &C.;
BIZ OK ALPACAS from zoe. to IL reduced from
1910 csc. yard;
with WHITE STRIPE JAfA-
NtSE SILK at 33c. worth soc. yard;
LINENS and GRA SS-CLOrHS for suits, &c, 12H
TO 3Uc. yard;
WHITE VICTORIA LAWN at 20, 20, and 3oc.
worth Zoe. yard more;
SWISS AfUSLINS from 12a 10 37Hc.-e Xtra bar
gains;
and rlQUES very low;
WHITE and COL0RED PIQUES,a large line,
very cheap;
CAsSiMrRES ard LINENS, extra cheap and
large lot. at 5Oc. worth 75c.;
WHITE LINEN DUCK and STRIPED LINEN
DUCK, slightly damaged by fire, at soc. worth
double the price;
LADIES, and CENT? EMEN'S GAUZE SHIRTS
at SO and Toe. apiece; .......
LOCO PARASULS, Of all kinds and prices, from
SOC. to IS;
1900 CORsETS, extra cheap, from soc. to $3.50;
SASH-RIBBONs, large line from 20 10 Toe
very cheap;
KID GLOVES, The largest stock In the city to Sc
lect from in light and dark shades, at Too, $l'
and 1925;
Rest PACIFIC LAWNS (rsmnants) at LIZ worth
zoe. yard, and lots of other goods at
1 WILLIAM TFALHIMER'S,
r. COL Broad street.
Jp