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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-08-04
Rriaf Mention at the Corner.

Due West Is n small town, situated four
miles from the Grrcnville and Columbia EAi,
and fine colleges. How can 1t be OTHERWISE
than moral. when out OF q population q 41,
there are iountcen ministers OF the gospel.
Rev. W. l.. Presley preached To- a large any
Inst Subbnih. There Is but one church IN ne
place, tho building Is on the most modern
plan. md is as we'll tiHishedas any churcn In
. M ar. Power IL u strong advocate Of the stock
law he hats the finest mich ciw In town..
Rev. R. \. Pratt, assisted by Roy; He
Smart, protracted q meeting a. aa Dop manIfssted
through tho entire meeting, there was several
additions to the church. -
Due West IL quite u dull place OF this season
OF the year. The young people ul 30 on %
There nuycbeen several fine dwellinghouses
built here IN Tho last few years.
MIR. Oscar Cowan will leave for Florida iaa
Master Jesse Hardness, better known rs the
mail boy has carried between this plhce anu
DonnaldsvIile $3.50 mnils, muking the dis:
lance Travelled IN charge OF the mait &,aNu
Our present mali arrangements on tha
Green Vile and Columbia Railroad arer Pa
enough at best, but It Is much worse when pug
M mall comes down and Cice rerSd as ls olteh
thc case. Perhaps. II Mr.. Sullivan would pay,
better attention to asserting the mail, u
wouldn't be so often the cuse.
| The thinkers are putting tho EoSi "a
p. McGee's new residence on main areeh
This viii be when completed. the nnest dweu:
linein tho village. Mr.. McGee has been here
hut q few years, during which time he has
been merchandising. being. a thorough nusl-
ness Young man, he has built up q largetrade,
he bas a very fine store house and keeps IL
we'll filled with goods. ~
There we're fifty excursion tickets sold at
Donnaldsyille last Friday.
out of seven officers OF the Grand Lodge OF
Sons of Temperance, Anderson furnishes
four. we'll may she claim tho hannershiP l0r
the temperance cause, even II her papers do
Sometimes chronicle q sod accident resulting
The war the Ne,ps and Courier has waged
against whiskey and pistols. meets Win
hearty approval by the people OF the up-coun'
try. ,,,,fo rorx
seriously injured II not ruined by the baroeu
wire around the college campus last Sapoatn,
This is the third time stock has been injured
by this fence recently. besides IT has scrveun
good purpose in tearing dresses, being near
the pavement. ,,,a5
meeting, soon 10 be held here. The people ~
this section are hopeful Of the road, tnat y l9
RIM from Trickcm via; Abbeytlle, Duo WesS
and Bolton and ON TO Chicago. UNI.
~
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-08-04
General HeInphill'S Card.

In another part OF the Press and Banner
may be found the card OF General Hemphill,
in which he announces his determination 70
withdraw from the candidacy for the Le"isla.
will be surprising news to his friends to learn
that he does not care TO continue longer In
his seat In the Legislature, when 1t is known
that his popularity Is such as to insure his
reelection, IL he SO desires it. The reason
alleged for Withdrawing from politics is his
intention to apply himself more exclusively
TO the profession of the law, snd to the inter
ests Of his excellent paper. which wiclds 50
great an influence on public sentiment. His
political friends will have olOoS out for some
one to take his place while the Subscribers to
the Medium will have just cause of cOngratu.
lation in the fact that lie will labor tho more
industriouSly for their benefit. General
Hemphiil's withdrawal is a surprise 10 every.
hpdr
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-08-04

The farmers lave about finished laying
nv" their crops. The cotton crop is reported
excellent thus far. Tho Old corn canno
make half q crop; some OF 1t VIII mako roth
ing they say.-hershaW Gazette.
"r,,pEE SCORE YEARS AND TEN."-It will
surprise many persons to learn that in New
berry county, with a population Of 1850, there
arc only forfy-sevenw hite men who are sew
nniy Years old, Yet, such Is tho fact from act
ual count from the CELSIUS enunierators books.
-Hcratd,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-08-04
A Good SuercSti0n.

4 correspondent OF the Union Times last
week has this 10 say: al would suggest to our
future law makers tho justice. and "Np"diency
Of changing the law in reg ,rl TO working the
roads. so MS II make al WAGONS and teams Ii
able to road duty. without allowing the OWN
or. 10 CT i'm personal exemption for such ser
vice. think IT. unfair to compel n man who
docs not own q hose TO contribute US much
TO tho repair OF roads as one who owns many"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-08-04
Aug. 4, 1850. 1t

"Tlo Press Association Of South Carolina
PASSED through this city last month on on on
c,,rsion to Cincinnati. We had the pleasure
Of being present at the session Of that body
in G~rcenv,llp, s. g.. md cnn nnhcsitntingly
ass .t thnta moro dienlflch body Of men new
er consrcratod together. South C~arolinaowes
a debt of gratitude to her press. and their pros
ercc mt Cincinnati did much to elevate In tho
minds Of tho vrtt " rnngs there the high est.
nation of the 'Old Palmetto State for the cal.
'antry and good conduct OF It's men."-Fied-
mont Airline Headlight.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-08-04
An EScaDcI Convict.

Mr.. ]. A. Devlin went to Columbi Monday
morning with William Calhoun. alias VIM.
Thomas, alias Vim. Houston. Mr.. Dcvlin
captured him In the Promise Land. He suit.
cd the description given Ivy Mr.. Supc-'ntend-
cnt ILrSconb. If Mr.. Devlin has the right
man he was sentenced to the pcnitcntiary
from Fdgefleld for life In 1878 fn, burglary and
larceny from q widow lady. There is q large
reward out FIR him, and we hope Mr.. Dcvlin
has succeeded In getting the right man.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-08-04
Public Meeting.

There will be q meeting Of the citizens OF
Abbeville township, this "Wednesday eve
ming at 5 o'clock Z. NJ. in the Court House for
the purpose of making arrangements for
the Railroad meeting to be held at this place
on Wednesday 18th inst. This Is a matter Of
great Importance and It il hoped Will COM
mend itself to I'LL interested In the future OF
this town. MANY ClTlZESS..
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-08-04
Card Of Thanks,

desire to express my heartfelt thanks to
many frieuds for their exertious in my behalf
during the fire last Wednesday morning. l
am indebted to their efforts for whatever of
my furniture was lsaved. Again expressing
thanks for the timely aid, l am,
Very Respectfully
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-08-04
THE GREENVILLF INCENDIARIES
RnSnited Until Next FehruarY.

COLUMBIA, August 2.-Richnrd Dates, Pies
ant Adams, Joe Burton n William Dotson,
sentenced to be hung in G%reenvillc on tho
sixth of August, for incendiarism, have been
respited by Gov. Simpson until the first
Friday in February, 1881.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-08-04
Abbeyille Rifles.

The following flattering invitation from
The Gate City Guard was received by the Alb
bcvillc Rifles last week, along with II similar
one from a committee of the citizens OF At
lanta. This occasion will bring together the
soldiers of the North and South. and Will be
the biggest thing Of the kind ever held in the
south:
ARNoRY GATE CITY GUARD,
ATLANTA, Ga, July y. lSN.
CAPrAIN:-We join In extending q cordial
the city OF Atlanta on October -. 1850, and
participate In the ceremonies of laying the
corner stone Of q Memorial Hall tc be erected
by the Gate City Guard as q monument COM
mcmorative OF the reunion Of the States and
the return OF peace.
1t will afford as exceeding qualification to
welcome you in our own behalf and in behalf
of our citizens on this occasion, and We carn-
cstly hope that We shall have that pleasure.
With sentiments OF regard we remain,
Respectfully, j. +. BURKE,
Captain Commanding q. I. G..
ALFRED H.. CoLoU1rT, Governor.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-08-04
Bridge to Let:

On Friday the 18th, inst, at ~ o'clock N:
There will be let to the lowest bider at Boze'
mans Mil the building Of q typ
BRIDGE OVER SAIUDA RIVER.
Plan and specifications can he had on APP
plication to the Secretary at Nicnty-SixS 3. g:
f. NJ. LIPS( OMB.
Secretury.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-08-04
West Point CadctShip.

Mr.. c. p. Presley Of Frazicrsville, has been
appointed to the CaacLship, with Mr.. j. \.
Jowncs OF Anderson c. H., as his alternate.
We congratulate Mr.. Presley on his good for
tune. He Is a recent graduate Of Due West.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-08-04
TabIeaux Mt White Hall.

The Sunday School scholars OF White Hal!
will give tabieaux, charadcS. &c, at the school
house, next Friday evening, 9th instant. COM
mencing at eight o'clock. h public are In
Yiteu.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-08-04
SOuth Carolina.

Tho following Is a table showing the popu-
lntlon OF south Carolina by counties, so far rs
heard from, with their population in 1870, and
the increlee since then:
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DUE WEST
FEMALE COLLEGE;

MORE prosperous last year than usual IN:
M nually growing in. popular favor; TWEEN:
ty-one years under the same administrator:
employs ouly the best tenchefs; depends up
on merit for success and offers the best ad-
vantages for the least money. Sl62.W pays
board and tuition for one year.
the next College year Will open Monday the
4th October.
Send for Circular to
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Total ..,.............. ..-.. 5Vz,4U3I dU7,W3, N1,IV
This includes the population Of the new
county, Hampton.
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General IIancock'S Letter.
i PAPER EVERY WAY WORTHY OF
THE SOLDIER.STATESMAN.

The Constitutional Theory of Federal
and state Governments, Each IN
its Respective Sphere, Must be
MaIntained-The Amendments are
Of Equal Forco with the Constitu-
ton the War has been Long Over,
Let us Work Together for Our
Common Country.
(Ne,Us and Conric,..)
New York. July 80.-The following Is Gen. Han.
oo.t'L latfcr nf acrptfrnpn.
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In favor Of Double Bridge line. .........$ 81 ~
Supplement &C."
Estimate Of cost Of Road cquippel-5 feet gaaue
maximum Crude, GO Jcct per mile minimum cur
vature, 955 feet radius
II
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GEORGETOWN.

REAL ESTATE SALK.-ThomaS Dowlinp auc.
tioDeer, sold for jones and Hume trustees yes
terday afternoon, lot g. in Pfckrells subdivision
OF lots In Beatty and Hawkins addition to NJ. A.
MCGOWAN. for $50 per front foot
DEATH OF You've LADY.-Miss Millfe Sailor
only daughter of Mr.. c. c. Sailor, superinten-
dent OF the Washington and Georgetown Rail-
road Co., died last night, at her fathers resi-.
deDce, aged IL Years.
GRAIN TRApE.-Arrived boat Farmers Friend
with $500 bushels wheat, 800 bushels corn and
60 barrels -four.
MERCHANTS Offerings on change
10 DAY, 2,50O bushels wheat sold at l03s to lax.
GRAND TEMPERANCE RALLY was held In
night. -
THE COAL TRApE.-Twenty-ni nine boats left
cumberland Tuesday with 1926. IS tons Of coal
as 1oll0ws: For Georgetown-ConsolidatI
Co., 55llS tons; Borden Co., 5S4 03: Maryland
Co., 554 90; New Central Co, 233.OI: Georges
creek Co., 226. IA; Blaen Avon Co.. 1857: Pied.
mont Co., ia. For Alexandrfa-Amertcan
Co., 10l.l6 tons. For the week ending Saturday,
51.o10 tons have been shipped from the mines
For the year to that date. COS, 235 tons-an In
crease OF 4l6,S1S tons over the corresponding
period OF last year. The b. & o. railroad shipped
Tor the week, "a. O99 tons: for the year, 600 2s5:
an increase Of 305, sos tons over correspondent
period OF last year. The Chesapeake & Ohio
canal shipped for the week 22, $40 tons: for the
year, 466 s96; an increase OF 113 500. The Penu-
sylNania railroad shipped 1902 tons for the
week. .203 tons for the year; an increase Of
1888 tons over the corresponding period of last
wear.
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RAILROADS.

Is 80 sssfs FEsS sg MSS Ss0
Double Track. Steel Rails.
sftHaS July ash ls sSSvrrhrsr
TRAINS LEnyE wAsHiNdToS. from Depot.
For s sd h sps @ ns 9 Sleep
aay Sa Wt + ssegns and GsnssG 10
nsinSa louis ant cSfnaa 50 10
R aaIIy Mifh saiaSe Car pn e r,,tsSups
For Csnandaisus. Rochester. Buffaio, niagara.
with Pa lor Car TO Watkins and the North at
except eaadas. Ssh Paae Cars 10 oana
deigua and Watsius
am. dairy, except Sunday. "Du i-''-i' ~ - ~ ~
For New York and the East, 10 40 a. M. 2 10 and
Express Of Fullman Psrior Oars. 3: 80 a. m.
daily. except Sunday
jersey City with boats f Of Bro SkiyH Annex.
affording direct transfer TO Fulton street. avoid
For Phsd SSf hs Is SsS fos G sSS
I'm; OF Sunday, 40 and 10 90 M Limited
For ftfR nme SO s.6 s1s e5se s5naig and
2:l0. 90, 40. $40. 80 and 10 90 y. M On
sunday. $40. l0:i0 q. m. $40. 30 and 10 90
Fer Pope's Greek Lire. GAO m All 4:IOp.m.
For Annapolis. 40 a. N. and 40 p. m. d,ily. ex-
ALFIaNpRiA AND FREDERICKSBURG re- RAIL
WAY WAY AS |, al hLEXAN. RIA AND wAsHINd-,
For aiexaIdIi. 20 q liam s.qn. %
SS25 and i 80 p m. On sundaj at !. . aud
IL q. M. and pm.
For Richmond and the South. am daily, and
$40 y. IL. dai'y, EXCEPT Sunday.
Trains leave Ale xsndr.a for Washington. 6. 8. Is
am. II 80. Z, 6. ard 9: 05 p. N AID II mid
night. On sunday at aud 10 q. M, Z and .05
m.
Tickets, information, sleeping and parlor car ac-
CON modhtlons can be procured atth Offices north
east corner Of 18Th street AID Penns, lyana ave-
nue., northeast corner and Pennsylvania ave-
nue., and at the depot, where orders be left for
tie checking of baggage TO destinston from hotels
and residences.
J.. p. + 4kA1ER. General Passenger Agent.
FRI NIX HUMSON, General MANAGER. sepl7
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Condensed Locals.


Street lamps will be lighted at 6pm. and ex-
tingulshed at 40 am.
The Washington Presbytery continued in ses-
sion yesterday at Vienna, Va, Rev. +. NJ. Todd
suing year. DIR. Paxton, Of the New York ave-
Due Presbyterian Church, Rev. J. T. Kelly, OF
the Ninth-street Church, Rev: s. II. Howe. OF
Georgetown. and Rev. b. F. Bittinger, Of this
city, were present
The fire commissioners met last evening.
Chief Engineer Cron1ns report for September
alarms for fires. which involved an estimated
loss OF $500, with an insurance OF $3.50.
The double-sheet STAR will be issued on Sat-
urday. Advertisers and news dealers Will please
send In their orders early.
This morning In the Criminal Court, Judge
James, Israel Buchanan, indicted for an assault
warrant by Officer Burns, OF The first precinct,
and was released On his personal recognkance.
Mr.. ". II. Groat and ". j. Acker have OBJ
tanned contract from the city Of AKRON Onto,
for the construction of sewer, and Mr.. Groat
left to day to take charge of the work.
A boy ln the west End a few days ago, threw
a stone at little girl, the daughter of NJ
Charles Mccarthy, and it struck directly in the
pupil OF the eye. and from present Indications
The blow las destroyed the sight OF the eye
This fearful injury should arouse the police to
greater action in putting stop to the daily and
dangerous practice by boys of throwing stone
Iech lessly III the Streets by hand, and huritug
them with great force by bean shooters.
Ofhctr Baxter last night found white male
u,
No. 1i4S street northwest. It was left there
Dy some unknown colOred woman who made
her escape; The police sent it to the st. Ann s
Asylum whfre 1t was kindly received
About o'clock last night collision TOOK
place On Pennsylvania avenue at the corner OF
12th street, between carriage driven by Robert
Boyd, 10 which was seated Col E. C. Arnold
and bis wife. and double team OF mules at
tached TO heavy wagon. the driver OF which
ID attempting TO pull up threw the front OF his
wagon poll high up, and the end of it cut deep
gaSh In Col ArnOld'5 head which rendered him
1nsensioie. The top Of the carriage was broken
on, but no one was injured except Col. Arnold
The Lew Potomac steamer Excelsior VIII
leaVe Wilmington to-day aud arrive here about
october 10. She Is the new mail boat to run to
Quantico.
LanSouTg Bro, dry goods merchants, Nos
4o4 and 4e6 9Th street, had out their exhibit to-
DAY Which they had prepared for the occasion
OF Inc industrial procession, but which they de-
enned TO expose that day living to the threaten
ing appearance or the weather. The display at
traeted much attention with Donch's full Dand
In from
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Attention. NIator Brock

Editor Sar:-Sections IL and 10. of an act
for the preservation of game and protection OF
birds In the Dlstric. OF Columbia" app owed
June Is. 1873. prohibits the shooting OF wild
duck, geese or brandt with any other gun than
such as are habitually raised at arms length
and fired from the shoulder. The shooting OF
wild fowl at night is also prohibited. The pen.
atty for violation Of the law Is $ 1ne for every
bird so Illegally killed. Ard SIS for firing big
gun" at any Wild fowl. or having such a gun ia
possession. II these laws are properly enforced
there will be an abundance Of wild fowl in the
Waters OF the Potomac and Eastern Branch
during the winter months. Ducks are now be-
ginning to arrive in southern waters In consid-
cradle numbers. There are ten or fifteen pot
hunters who leave the vicinity of the 7th street
wharf and the Long bridge before daylight in
Inc morning, carrying huge swivel guns hung
over the bows OF their skiffs. With these cannon
me ducks are slaughtered for market In large
numbers and rendered so wild that sportsmen
cannot approach them. The District police can
very easily put stop to this wanton Violation
OF law by the exercise OF a little extra vigilance
and the employment OF the navy-yard steam
launch for few mornings. The vigilance with
which the marshes are watched by the police TO
prevant ortolan shooting out Of season, Is a
source OF pleasure to all but pot hunters Let
the ducks be given equal protection with orto-
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ALEXANDRIA.

THE HORSE POISONING CAsE.-William
Murphy, the colored boy who was caught in
the act Of attempting to poison the horse Mag
gle p, owned by MIR. Samuel Peters, OF West
virginia, at the fair grounds, last week, had
another hearing before Mayor Smith this morn
The re was no satisfactory evidence to connect
any one else with the crime the young crimI-
nal was fined 500, and In default OF the pay
ment OF the said fine, was sent to jail for
twelve months
ACCIDENT TO THE CAEAL.-The canal boat
Tho. NJ. Smith, on its way out OF the Alexan-
drla canal this morning ran into the lower lock
and knocked out four gates which will neces-
state the suspension of navigation on the
canal from Georgetown to this city until the
damage-amountiDg to about s259-is re.
paired Boats. however, will continue TO ar
live by way of The river.-Gazette. Oh.
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THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National hOute and Short Line TO the
North. Northwest, West,
IT, and Southwest.
axe enef IEa a8Tass w hsS 1so 4sSS at 80
., oOo am--Baitimore, Ellicett City AID Way Sta
ESQ am.-t Baltimore Express
6:ob a m = baltimore, Annapolis and way. fP.ed-
t ia s,rssour. Winchester, Rasers:oSn, Frede-
$40 sm."P mt q Rocks and way tations.
800 am;-Sew YORK PhilsdeiPnia. Boz spe on and
Bal Bat ore Express. Parlor car to New York and
+! :oos m:-ton sunday only Baltimore. .nnapo-
loam.-tst. Louis. Chicago. Celamsus and
ffPsR S e Press Sonnosts for Haserstown and
enha u snd Lonsyllle. daily; Grafton - 5andusky
1000 q "a baltimore Express. Stops at Blaaens-
t burs' Soieee Betsyflle. Laurel Annapolis Jaac-
I2l0 p m--Baltinore. Annapolis. Elicit City
LAO p.m.-:On sunday only. Baltimore aud Way.
ESQ ?. New York, Philadelphia aid BostSp
8 80 p. m.-.Baitnore and Way Stations. twiu-
chester. Frederick. Hagerstown ani Way. via Re
lso p.m;-Bsltmore. .Bladensbarg and Laurel
E1prsss; Frederick. via Re'ay. stops at Annapolis
IS Sm:ztPoint Of Rocks, Frederick. Haeers-
to Point Of Reess ssd Way Stations only. IN sunday
40 p. baltimore, Annapolis and Way STA
$40 p.m.-tC1 icago and Columbus Express.
Sleepir y cars TO Chicago daily.
o 40 m.-tPhiladelphia and Baltimore Express
Stope at Bla6en. burg and Laurel
sos y. m.-point of Rocks and Way Stations
6A5 nj Baltimore and Wav ste tro1s
e 20 pm.-BALTlIOhE AND LAUSEL Ex-
$50 p.m:-tst. Louis. Cincinnati, Ohicsgo and
Flttsbnrg Express. (filtsburg. eye ut Sunday
Sleeping cars to ct. Louis and Pittsburs
$50 p m.-tBaltmore. Bladensburg and Lsurel
l6:l5 NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA.
BOSTON Al ID BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Sleeping
car 70 New York, and special sleeping car TO Pha-
tDsily. tsInday only. Other trains daily. except
All uAirs ut y at Relay Station
Tor further Information apply at the Baltimore
ana ONO Jisket Ofiices, Washington ststion, and
6S, GIG ana Corner l4th and Penney lyAnia avenue.
Where where orders viii be talen for baegase to be
W NJ III MFNTs al e. any point 40 lie S,y.
T. ~ COLI, Gsneral Ticket Agent.
CT %. B. kOONTZ. General Agent.
Q. 4. LORD. General Passenger Agent myI1
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ELEGANT FRENCH TEXTURES.
RICH SATIN BROCADES.
SILK PIUSHES FOR TRIMMING.
STRIPED AND BR0CADED EELEETS.
POMPADOUR BROCADES FOR GARNITURE.
LATEST NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS.
BLACK AND COLORED NELNETS, all pricee.
SURAH SILKS, IN BLACK AND COLORS.
SATIN SURAH, SATIN DE LYON.
SCOTCH PLA1DS, ''aii the new effects"
PLAIN AND TWILLED NAVY BLUE SUITINGS.
NEW PARIS CLOAkS AND JACKETS.
ANTIQUE Il NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS.
TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS AND TOWELS.
SHAKER FLANNEIS BLANKETS.
FANCY HOSIERY. MER1NO UNDERWEAR.
PERIN0T KID GLOVES, G. p. CORSETS.
CHUDDA AND BERLIN SHAWLS.
ALL THE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON
At THE LOWEST PRICES.
E-OEE PRICE ONLY.
PERRY & BROTHER,
enn. ave.. Cor. 9th ST.
Established 1910. oct2
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l. CU11CURA, medicinal jelly for external
humorS.
2. Cuticura Resolvent, a powerful blood
purifier.
3. Cuticura Soap, for beautifs ing the skin, are
the only 1nfallibie cure for every species of
humor from common ptmple TO scrofula.
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NOVELTIES I'm DRESS GOODS.

NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS.
HANDKERCHIEF PIAIDS.
BROCADE SILKS AND VELVETS,
SATIN DE LYON, IN BLACK AND COIORS.
BARGAINS IN BLACK VELVET AT 81 So AND 81.
CHOICE DRESS GOODS FROM AUCTION.
$50 doZ. Extra Heavy LINEN NAPKINS at 81. 50
100 doz. ga LINEN NAPKINS at SO. 90.
81 GoZ 8. 4 LINN NAPKINS at $4 80.
GERMAN HAND-L0OM DAMASKS, IA, 81
"a ard 10 4-the best goods in the market
BUCK 1OWkLs, Pure Linen, 81. 80. $500
and S.. 90.
BLANKETs AT OLD PRICES. QUILTS.
Fun STICK Of ANTIQUE CURTAINS.
w. NJ. SHUSTER g. SONS,
9l9 Penna. avenue.
One Price. oct2