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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-11-27
DOBBINS' ELECTRIC SOAP.

Having obtained the agency Of
this celebrated soap for Abbcville
aud vicinity, l append the opin-
lou of some Of our best people as
to it's merits. We have been
rsiug for the last , months the
Dobbirs' Electric soap. made by
/. l.. Cragin & Co Philadelphia.
Pa, and find that it washes and
cleans the clothes more rapidly
and more thoroughly and Is in
the end cheaper than any other
soap we have ever used in our
family. We can heartily recon-
mend it and a single trial will
convince all of the correctness OF
our assertions.
WIN. MouToN.
E.. [. ADDISON.
ARCHIE YOUNG.
A. LACOUR.
desire all my friends and Gus.
toners to give this splendid soap
one trial SO they may know just
how good the best soap in the
U. s. is. Give it q trial and !
am sure you will use no other.
A. d. MARTIN,
Abheville, La. Sole Agent.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-11-27
It ia stated that the rice crop OF

It is stated that the rice crop OF
Louisiana. for this year, will
probably exceed that Of any
previous year fully twenty five per
cent. There is no doubt but that
the yield will be comparatively
very heavy.-Country Visitor.
The vowels-Why i q the
happiest Of vowels ? Because il
is in the midst Of bliss; (e) il
IL hell and all the others in purgs,
|tcry.-LBu6aloC Commercial
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-11-27
fever.

C;ncho-Q uinine cures chil's and
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-08-19

Our candidates are all pleasant enough in their
manner, but one thing which speaks we'll for
them Is that thoy are over courteous and polite.
They are determined TO impress us with tho
fact that their social inolinations are not the
result of their present particular position.
Tho Keys. W. W. Duncan and A. Coke Smith
are hero conducting meeting at tho Union
Church. Much interest Is manifested and it is
probable th>scryiccs will be continued during
tho present week.
MIR. John IIokc, as agent and telegraph opera
tor, fills the place Of Mr.. II. Il. Poe at the Bluo
Ridge depot.
Nlr. Wm. Lay is in Grccnville where he will
put bis late water power invention to practical
test.
Married, near tho residence Of the brides
father, on the evening Of August 9Th, by Rev.
IL. N. Hays, Mr.. c. Il. Hopkins TO Miss NJ. T..
Phillips.
Mr.. I. B. Powers and family have located in
our town. Mr.. p. is engaged in tho grocery
and confectionery business. y.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-08-19

Tho value Of land London is illustrated
by two recent Gales. At the auction mart,
Tokcnhouso yard Mcssrs. Edwin Fox &
Bouscfod sold, by direction of tho First
Commissioners of Her Majesty's works, prem.
.ises in Scething Lane. Tower Street, ut Gl
l7s I'D, per square foot, or at the rate Of E2ll,.
9o2 per aero. They also sold, by direction Of tho
Court of Chancsry, ten freehold houses in
Ely place, llolborn, occupying together about
1912 feet, oil with vacant possossi ons. tho
leases granted ninety nine years ago having
expired. Tho total amount Of salo was 9c34,-
$40, boing at tho ratio of G2 lis. ID. per
square foot, equal to Gll2,lG7 per acre.
A despatch from Philadelphia Of the 12tb
instant contains au account of fearful
railroad collision at Mays Landing, result
ing in great loss Of life and serious injury
to large number of passengers. Two
excursion trains left Atlantic City in q
short timo Of each other, the fret having l6
passenger coaches and tho other ten, filled
with St Ann Catholic e1cursiohists.
While shifting to a side track at May g
Landing the roar train run into the first
| train, the ougino crashing into tho rear car
filled with people, tho roof Of tho car being
liftcd over tho smokcstack of the locomotive.
The shock broke Quo Of tho cylinders Of tho
engine aud at once soulding water and steam
was showercd on tho occupants. A terrible
panic cnsucd. Eighteen were killed OF
soon died of their injuries and large
number, about So, were seriously, i. not
fatally, scalded or otherwise injured.
at Indianapolis n young lady, handsome
and intelligent, has been for long time using
arsenic for her complcxion and recently she
almost lost her cyesight. Her eyes began to
| grow dim about year uga, and have been
gradually but sensibly failing ever since
until it ia almost impossible for her to soc
llcr physician says it is from the uso Of the
arsenic. In view Of the calamity, her cn~
| gagcmcnt with young physician Of good
prospects, while not broken off entirely, has
been held subject to tho final result Of cx-
pcrimcnts for tho restoration of sight.
The tramp's old prayer Of "plcaso, mister
| givo mo nickel, haven't had anything tc
eat since yesterday morning." is not likely to
be answered to his satisfaction in tho future.
Tho average citizen will reply: My good
man your record does not come anywhere
near DR.. Tanners. You must s.arvo for a
least twenty days before you cnn charge
q price of admission. You arc not hungry
yet. DR.: Tanner said he felt splendid on his
thirty fifth day. Go on; try it q few week,
longer"
Prof J. II. Riley, Of Adgcr College, delivered
n lecture before tho Normal Institute ut Spar
tnnburg on Tuesday night lnst Subjcct-sTht
Night Education and tho Connection Of tn,
| Teacher Herewith
Thirty. four deaths In Charleston asst week
IL being white.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-08-19
Townville Correspondence.

AUGUST l6, 1880
The Fair Play people seem to be in earnest
about their proposed railroad Townville wants
one, too, and for sometime has been quietly
working up au interest in the scheme. short
timo ago the Air Limo authorities sent Ool. B.
L. Sagc to make reconnaissance of tho pro-
posed route and his opinion was most natcring,
he having said he was never called OH to cx-
anime n route that offered greater inducements.
The proximity Of tho Elbcrton Road is Il rather
serious drawback to The Fair Play scheme. II
is evident, however, that both places cannot get
II road and it only remains to be seen Which
party will be successful
Rev. John X. Riley, assisted BY other diyines,
will begin proractcd meeting in the rrcshy-
terian Church at this place on the fourth Sun
day instant
The Oconccans along thu border arc subject
ing the merits of tho candidates for county
offices to n careful analysis.
The crops everywhere in this section arc most
promising.
Frank Hollingsworlh has q very fine crop Of
wacrmclons. fair specimen measured 90
inches in length and 20 inches in circumference
The negroes had q religious meeting at (Bll)
"ihcI ShufCiiD near nero luSL week, wlerC
about do entered tho fo.d. They join the
church by drovcs and are cxcommunicated in
very much the same way.
The scvcnty-eighh annual session of the
Saluda Baptist Association was held in tho
Baptiat Church at this place last week, conf
mcncing Tuesday morning and ending Thursday
afternoon. The introductory sermon was
preached by the Rev. Mr. Gardner and Rev. J.
Scott Murray was chosen Moderator. The de-
libcrations of the body were very interesting
and were marked by the utmost harmony from
beginning to end. The various reports showed
tho Association 10 be on rising ground The
report on The state Of religion was especial,
encouraging; SO also was that on finance. The
Association embraces a large scope of counlr,
in its jurisdiction and possesses very larg,
| percentage Of ministerial talent, Which is par
tcularly noticeable among the young ministers
| Very largo congregations were in attendance
| upon oil the services, but n great moro woul,
| have boon present had tho weather been NOR
| favorable, there being moro or less rain ever,
| day. The next session Of the Association vii
DC held ut Williamslon. d.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-08-19
Seneca City Itenls.
ADJUST LIZ. 1881


Cotton is opening.
Mr. T.. II. Cox brought q lot of now oorn to
MIR. Il. y. II. Lowcry's mill last week, The 10th
of August.
Mr. M. w. Coleman is erecting mammoth
warehouse In town--wc mean 10 take q COM
pnrative view--sizc 14xl00.
Air. W. II. Stanton's new store will poon be
completed.
John c. Cary, Esq, hns purchased tho old
hotel at Old Pickens and will bring and re build
IL hero Immediately.
Mr. Gus Cole has tho first dog, cat and hen
ever brought 10 Seneca. TO add to tho slngu-
larity Of this statement we put Mr.. G. down as
Tho oldest mam in town, and if wo err wc will
fall back on size for what is certainly tho SLIGHT
mistake.
DR.. John Hopkins and wifc hayo pono 10
Tagara
Another photographer has pitched his tent
among us.
Our streets have been greatly improved re-
Gently.
When most people spenk of our rfastp age
they don't ,oean to express their belief in the
forty days Tanner tale.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-08-19
Pianos and Organs. Special Offer,
Fall 1880. Cash Pricos, with
Three Months Credit.

Pianos and Organs 'comiug, coming, 100000
strong" by every steamer, to ill our mammoth
new double store go feet front, four storios
high') from cellar to loft and supply the trade
Of tho South. Just closed most advantageou
contracts with leading Piano and Organ manu-
facturers New styles, new prices, new terms
for fall trade 1885, Special offer to cash buyers
During months of August, September and
October we will sell at lowest cash prices, paya-
bic S26 cash Oh Pianos or $40 cash ON Organs,
with balance in threo months without interest.
New Pianos $;lG5, $500, $237. New Organs, s
stops, $50, stops, $50. Selection from 10
makers and lG5 different styles. Lowest prices
in America. Guaranteed Instruments Is days
trial Every indueement that any responsible
house can offer on standard instruments. Send
Tor tall 1880 special offers. Address Ludden g.
batos' Southern Music House, Savannah, Ca.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-08-19
HALL IMPROVED
TTON GIN /.

IT NOW have on hand one of the Improved
and Condenser. Any party desiring to
purchase Cotton Gin for the coming season
will DO themselves great injustice not to call
on mo before buying. The following aro
parties who are using the IIall Gin in Ander.
con and adjoining counties with perfect suo-
cess, viz
A. j. strinsor. Josss Timms. NJ. A. Cobb.
Or: w. }. Milford, II. L. Iladdon. Knight &
Bnlcntinc, Wm. D. Sullivan, Rodgers &,
Duck~orth and r. Y. III. Lowery, Seneca
City.
The Hall Gin gives bc.ter satisfaction with
the Feeder and Cohslonscr attached thgn any
Gin manufactured. Be euro nnd call and
see my sample before buying, and read hat
W. d. Sullivan says:
TrMBL1Sc SmoALs S. G.
Halls S. T. Cotton Gin Co., iSing Sino. NJ
ri have ginned 25 bales on your Gin. and
it works finely. The Feeder is doing right,
and the roll runs smoothly and does not
break. l will give you the weights of some
bales that have ginncd this week, which
beats anything that have eyor accom- mplished.
As general thing our cotton does not Gin
we'll until November and December.
The bales of Alex. Watson:
1910 lbs. GOOD cotton, h03 lbs,
1876 lbs. seed cotton, fGl lbs.
l237 lbs seed cotton, i57 lbs.
SS53 lba l42l lbs.
Not quite q lbs. seed to one Of lint, with
weight of baggng and ties on bales. Ono
bale for s. D. Glenn, llG3 lbs. seed, ono balo
4S2 lbs. seed cotton Weighed in and balea
weighed out on Fairbanks scales Respcct-
fully yonss. w. u. SULLIVAN.
.BDaRN r.. EsHlseaDR4sIS.
Agent, Anderson, y. e..
July Is, 1886 35 IN,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-08-19
Notice to Creditors.
State Of South Carolina.
OCONEE COUNTY,

IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
against Marshal Ao.
Tho Wa'hal'a Bank md others. sets, Sc.
II virtue Of an 0rdcr made in This action BY
- Judge Wallace, ON tho 24th dov ~ h,nS
1880, oil the creditors of Alex. Bryoe, Jr., viii
present and prove their claims against his estate
before mo in my Office, at Walhalla, on or before
Wednesday, tho Sth day Of September next.
according to law, and failing 10 do so these
claims will be barred.
49,. ,ooo RICHARD LEWIS, Maater.
'"'y o 1851 8A-8k
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-08-19
A Cold Wave Coming.

NNw York, August I6.-A heavy frost
and thin ico were reported this morning,
from many points in New York aud New
England. In Stony Covo, Ulster County
there was slight fall of snow. Tho orops
have been somewhat injured.
LAKE GEoRdE.-At four o'clock this
morning tho mercury thero indicated forty
degrees.
DANvILLE, VA.--A furious hail storm
swept through the ncighborhood of Vernon
Hill, Halifax County, yesterday, coming
from Northern direction, embracing a
section Of country, o mile and half wide,
and extending great distance Southwark. :.
Tho hail stones arc very largo The wind
blow terrific gallo, and thorc was heavy
fall of rain. Ono planter had one hundred
thousand hills of tobacco destroyed, aud
other plantcrs lost large quantities.
roUGIIKEEPslE.-Tho was frost in tho
interior river counties this mornir.
Mountain travellers report tho moroury at
81 degrees, aud fires not unoom fortablu
Hiram Warner, Chiof Justice of The Supreme
Court of Georgia, has resigned his position on
the bench.
Ex Governor lIcrshcl V. johnson diod at hi.
residence, in Jefferson County, Ga, on the 6tl,
inatant, in tho sixty.cighth year Of his age.
The Camdon ,IouRat, Of the 10Th instant
aays: son Inst Sunday A. j. Clinton, Of
Liberty Hill. sent an Offensive letter to IIo.
race White, by his (lIornco'a) son. in which
he challenged Horace to n duel with pistols n /
ten pacos and said he only wanted TO nut
two bnllete through his id heart. Horace,
not fancying tho two bullets in his heart
went to Camden on Monday and sworc ou, a
warrana against Clinton and had him ar
rested. Both parties are negroes.
or the surviving frionds and councillors
Of Abraham Lincoln, mono wore closer to
him or better beloved by him than LYMAN
Trumbull, John NJ. Palmer and David Da
Wis. Lyman Trumbull is tho Democratic
candidate for Governor of Illinois; John NJ.
Palmer is warmly supporting him, and is an
honorcd member of tho Democratic organi-
zation, and David Davis has pronounced for
Hancock for tho same reasons that would
lead Abraham Lincoln were he now alive, to
give his good wishes to the author of Order
No. 4O.-Ncw York World.
COLUMBIA. August l3.--I havo information
from reliable source that Chief Justice
Willard has requested Governor Simps on. to
delay. qualifying rs Chief Justice until Oeto.
Der 1st in order to allow tho former timo to
dispose Of tho eases hc has hoard, but that
tho Governor will adhere to his intention of
qualifying September lst, and that Liouton.
ant Governor Jotor will then qualify as Gov
ornor.
The relative statns Of tho chief coffee
consuming countries rangca as follows:
First First tho United States, consuming 1923, ,00O,c
o00 pounds; next. Germany, which takes
2l8 100000; next, Franco, with 10000 900
Holland, with $4,000, 600; and Gnally Boiaium
with 18,G000oO pounds. Those countries
take eighty por cont. Of tho whole product of
tho world Eng|and ranks among tho third
ratio consumers, and Russia, with hor 8Os
ooo'ooo OF people, consumes only one fifth Of
q pound por cu.ta.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-08-19
State Of South Carolina.
OcOlace County.

IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
James II. Rutlcdgc, ns administrator of the
Estate Of J.. d. Rutcdgc. deceased, Plain
tif' against Parthcnia Sncad, Nancy Sus
hvan, Emily Crompton, Sarah Rutledgc,
Harriet Ru'lcdge, the heirs. at-law Of Jo~
scph Rutlcdgc, deceased, number and
names unknown. and John S. Werner, as
Receiver of the Estate Of James Lay, do,
ceased, Dsfendants--SvMMoSs FOR Re-
LIEF, &c.
10 the Defendants above named:
VOU and each CT You are hereby sum.
u monod and required to answer tho
complaint IN thls action. which is filed in the
ONCE OF the Clerk Of the Court of Common
flcas for Oconco County, South Carolina
ard to scrre copy of your answer to the
said complaint on the subscriber at his Office
on the public square at Walhalla South Ca
rollna, within twenty days after tho service
OF TINS summons on you, exclusive Of the day
OF such service. If you fail to answer tho
complaint within tho timo aforesaid the
plaintiff will apply to tho Court for the relief
demanded in tho complaint
Walhala, S, c., July 18TH 1880.
S. p. nENDY,
Plaintin's Attorney.
+: :. Y. srD'Dn'So. :. o.r.
70 tho Defendants, Nancy Suliean, Eliza.
beth Hcady and tie IIcirs.at>law Of Jo.
scph Rutledgc, deceased, number and
names unknown,
TNAKE notice that the summons and com.
! plant in this action was fled in the
Office of the Clerk If iho Conr, ~ Cn,>,,n,
Pleas for Oconec County, South Carolina m
the 18th day ofJuly, 1880. and that the object
OF this action is tho salc Of q tract Of land,
containing ono hundred and fifty acres on
Crayen's Crock, waters of Little River, in
the County and State aforesaid, belonging to
tho Estate of l.. b. Rutledgc, deceased, for the
payment Of dobts, &C., against said deceased,
Walhalla, 8. c., July 18th, 1880.
S. p. DENDY,
90 . Plaintiffs Attorney.
oo'y ~, Aeoo 3G-Gt
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-08-19

ISoTlCE is hereby given to nil whom it
may concern. that tho following described
property having been seized for violations of
tho United States Internal Revenue law,
bonds for the costs Of an action in tho United
States Court, must bo filed with the Collector
OF the District within thirty days from the
date hereof or the same will be forfeited to
tho United States, to wit:
2 Oxen,
! Wagon,
81 Gallons Corn Whskoy, seized from
Clarissa Thomas.
Copper Still, seized from unknown parties,
July lG, 1880. ''
j.. NJ. BRAYTON,
Collector District, S. G.
II. IL JILIeoN, Deputy Collector.
August S, 1880 1885,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-08-19
C0MMITTEE'S SALE,

DY yirtuo Of decree of tho Probate Court
! will sell to the highest bidder, at Walhulla
Court House, on saleday 10 Scptember next,
tho Real Estate Of B. +. Rccdcr, lunatic, con-
ssting of one tract on Snow Crock, in the
County of Oconce, s. c.. adj lining lands now
or lately Of Wm. Bcardcn, Samuel c. Recdcr.
Alfred Tannery and others. containing l59
acres, moro less.
Torms--CASI.
NJ. S. MESSER,
Committee.
August l2, 1880 80 dt
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-08-19

Adults arc subject TO worms as well as chill.
drcn; therefore, how important it il that the
system should be ccansed Of these vile pests.
Shrincr's Indian Vermifugc will do it cffccuaily.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-08-19
Special Nctioo9.

IT IS FOUND At LAST SOMETHING NEw
UNDER TIE SuN.--A new cra is dnwning upon
woman. Hitherto she hns boen called upon to
suffer the ills of mankind and her own besides.
Tho frequent and distressing irregularities pc
culiar to her Sex havo long been TO her the
"drcful spring Of woes unnumbercd." In the
mansion Of The rich and hovcl Of poverty alike
woman has been the constant yot patient victim
OF thousand ills unknown 10 man---nnd with
out a remedy. "Oh Lcr, ho% !ong," in the
agony Of her soul, hath she cried. But now
the hour Of her redemption is come. She will
suffer no more, for Bradicld's Female Regulator,
"Woman's Best Friend" is for sale by Norman
q Bro. Prepared by Dr.. j. Bradficld, Atlanta,
Ga; prico 81 90 per bottle.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-08-19

NErnALGiSE.- This specific for neuralgia and
headache is not offered to the public as a King
Cure All, but is only gool for neuralgia and
headache. For. these troubles il is unfaiing.
Every bottle guaranteed if taken according to
directions. Hunt, RANKIN &, LAMAR
Wholesale Agents, Atlanta, Ga.
For sale by Norman & Bro.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-07-09
HFMENEAL.

fdencc of the officiating clergyman. in this place.
Thursday. July l. 1850. by Rev. Brown. Mr.
BLAIR SoNERvILLE and Miss HANNAH MYERS
both of East Ridge, Burnside township, Indiana
county
GEORCIE-STORNI.-M at the Catholic
Church Summitvillec. on Tuesday June %, 1850.
by Rev Father DAWN, r. l. GEORGE, Esq. OF
Luly's, and Miss ROSA.syoungest daughter Of
Mr.. !. +. Storm. of the former place
FULNER- -CLE1IENT.-Married. At the resi-
dcuce of the brides father, on Tuesday. June -,
1850. by Rev !. !. Hughes. Ny HENRY FULNER.
of Pittsburgh, and Miss SARAH JANE CLEMENT Of
this place.
NS-HUNT.-AIGrricd. at the residence OF
the bride on Tuesday, June - 1850. by Elder Jas.
Darsie. Dr. ID. ". EVANS, OF this place and Mrs.
JULIA A. Hunt, of JOhnstOwn.
REAM -ERIIGH.-Married. in Johnstown. on
Tuesday. July g. 1850. by ]. = StrayeT. Esq. Mr..
SILAs REAM. of East COncmaugh. and Miss LEAH
EMTGH, of Wilmurc.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-07-09

report Of the Secretary of Internal Affairs
for the past year it is learned that only two
passengers were killed in that period, and
what makes it remarkable is that in both
cases the passengers were killed through
their own carelessneSS. Four hundred and
fOIty-seven employees were hurt and fifty
one were killed OF persons other than en-
ployes or passengers, such as tramps, per-
sons walking on the tracks or getting on or
OF trains while in motion, seventy five were
killed and one hundred and thirty-five in
iured The total number killed in the State
on all the railroads during the year 1879 was
iiye hundred and fifty three, and the num-
Der injured one thousand five hundred and
eighty one.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-07-09
AROMATIC Birch BEER |

Composed Of roots and Ie-hs shat are specially
hoaltI:ul. GiElu. tone ard Visur o. the system 10
IS nutritious an cN-Ciicut preventive uI summer
Complaints. Tonic. ana % Bltul Further l- fs
cooling and refreshing without being stimulating
Endorsed tg p yyicigUs and Ten .-gHr. ds-Hrr."..
have rici Asrheiihaeh X Millgr's Birch Beer.
aud consider y superior tn amy article ut f.l kind
rFCr tried.-IA,rEs LpNu.tELL. Ccylau spice
MillE lfE n Frust 81. lihflllrirth r. t'f-
liuNI tried A-ei. .'ifrriI O. 1ller- ii.rT lfe.r
/ regard it a- pm excellent ~uwIler i-luE- Ny
uolghhurS lhiuk likewise. Success ru it. ~. II -
--iipCIl- !d-- Telegraph MiLinoEr-, Union C..
ia.
II yuur druggist docs uo- keep it, er yuu irIVer
o. live So tt country. you efIa have .r-i1sC tHr-
war.led tn Won ty son INK - cents to A~-hsn bach
* Miller pr"prIct1iS, "a n CdllUwhiii Ste, rhua
drlpiia. Ia
June -. f~~ f-IE-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-07-09

Now are the nominations made
And now the work begins
OF proving every nominee
Guilty of the seven sins:
And now throughout the party press
Loud doth the din arise
OF branding either nominee.
And mailing campaign lies
Bat there is something to be done in addition to
branding and mailing by the party press.
The FREEMAN. at any rate, has something else to
do and this Is that: To ddvi sc its readers TO be
to patrOnize Jas. Murphy, log Clinton street,
Johnstown when they want to buy a suit Of summer
clothing. His stock is large stylish, Of good ma
terial and marked down to the lowest notch.