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,osses are DESTROYED root and branch it is


bosses are destroyed root and branch it is
the hope of thoughtful and honest men
that means can be found to rid American
politics of the theory that "to the yectors
belong the spoDs"-if not to wholly di-
vorce it from our affairs, then to SO
modify it that it will not hereafter be a
source of corruption alike to the public
business and morals of the country To
that the public will is higher than the
wishes of any leader or set of politicians,
and that the means to an end must al
ways be pure, open and straightforward.
All of these reforms are necessarily EN-.
braced in the movement to do away with
the spoils system and its vile product,
the bosses. It is plain that the reformers
have cut out work enough to last the
honest men of the country some time.
The proposed reform demands the co.
can consistently be given, of the best men
of both parties.-Atlanta Constitution.
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Patents and Claims.

HAVING formed q copartnership with
Ill ]. 8. Duffie & Co., of Washington,
D. c., am prepared to prosecute promptly
all claims for Pensions, or increase of Pen
sions for Soldiers, or the widows and chill
dren of soldiers who served in the war Of
1872, the Indian wars, the Mexican war, or
the late war. Also, Bounty, Back Pay,
Restoration to Pension Roll, Land War
rants, and all other claims against o. S.
Patents secured for Inventions, Discoveries,
Designs and Trade Marks. No fee charged
except for preliminary examination unless
a Patent is obtained.
A. NJ. DUFFIE, Anderson, sc.
Mnrch II, 1881 36 1y
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Coy1NeroN, Ky, May l, 1881.

CovINGTON, KY, May I, 1901.
Office of Ed. Burkholder, Chemist. &c:
r HAVE carefully analysed sample OF
L "Old Crow Whiskey," distilled for
and controlled by Messrs. F. W. Wagener
& Co., Charleston, s. c., and find it free
from all Impurities, and recommend it for
family and medicinal use.
Ed. BURKHoLDER, Chemist, &c.
Ma- This brand is controlled at Ander-
son, S. c., by Mr.. JOHN O'DONNELL.
June 9, 1881 4S 3m
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What the People Say of the William
ston Female College.

A TENNESSEE Teacher writes II had
II formed an erroneous opinion of the
"One.Study" plan but, with your expla-
nation, my prejudice vanished: and now l
do not hesitate to say that, if yours is not
the "royal road to learning" it is much bet
ter than the one most generally used. In
Offering my reasons for liking your plan, I
can not do better than refer to those given
in your Catalogue"
The Fall Session will open Aug. 1.
For Catalogue, address
REV. S. LANDER,
Williamson, S. G.
May 26. 1881 46 oct28
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MONEY SAVED IS MONEY MADE.

nURCHASE your ENGINES from as,
and save 500 on 10-Horse 5000 on
a 2O-Horse, and $500 on 3O-Horse Power
Epgine. Send for our prices before pur.-
chasing Engines, Gins, Rresses, Saw and
Grist Mills, Threshers, or any kind OF Ma
chinery. We are Manufacturers Agents.
and guarantee satisfaction in quality and
price. WALkER q LOuD,,
No. 1876 Meeting Street. West Side,
Near Charleston Hotel, Charleston, s. c.
April 7, 1881 SO 3m
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WANTED
A Good Mich Cow with Young Calf,
APPLY TO
JIM MATTHEWS
REITON. s. c..
RELTON, S. g.,

AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED
DUTTERWORTH Thresher and Sepa-
ID rator, Buckeye Mowers and Reapers,
the New Ecouomizer, the Self-Propelling
Monitor, and other Steam Engines, Saw
and Grist Mills, Cotton Gins, Sell, Feeders,
Condensers and Presses, and all Plantatloh
Machinery. Write for prices and terms.
Repairing faithfully done. Letters oy
mail receive prompt attention. 49,
Nav 4, 1881 AZ 4m
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
,IJRT OF COMMON PLEA

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Elijah Powell, Plaintiff, against Francis Near and
husband, VIM. G. Near, Elijah D. s. Powell and
Francis NJ. Powell, Defendants for
Relief
To the Defendants Francis Near and husband,
VIM c. Near, Elijah D. S. Powell and Francis M.
Powell:
VOU are hereby summoned and required to an
swer the complaint in this action, copy OF
which Is fled in the Office of the Clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas, at Anderson G. a., 8. c., and to
serve copy of your answer to the satd complaint
on the subscriber at his Office, Anderson C. H., s. c.
within twenty days after the service hereof exclu-
this complaint within the time aforesaid the Plain
tiff in this action will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded In the complaint.
N TROS. c. LIGON,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
[sEAL] JOHN ". DANIELS, c. c. P. .Anderson,s s. C..
To the Defendants, Francis Near and husband,
VIM. C. Near, Elijah D. s. Powell and Francis
n. Powell,
Take notice that the summons and complaint In
this action having been fled in the Office Of the
Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas at Anderson
c. H. S. c. for partition and sale of the real estate
therein described among Elijah D. g. Powell and
the heirs-at.law Of Mary Powell. deceased accord
ing to their respective interests, II the minor De-
fendauts. Elijah D. S. Powell and Francis NJ. Pow
ell, fail to have Guardian ad litem appointed to
represent them in this action within the time pre-
scribed by law, application will be made to the
THOS. C. LIGON,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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MARBLE YARD.
ENs:4'

LII persons wanting TOMBsToNEs
II will do well to call on me, as I have
on hand all grades of Marble, and work all
the new designs. warrant my. work to
give satisfaction. Prices to suit the times.
am prepared to take care of the County
travel and regular boarding at reasonable
rates at the Benson House. Meals 40 cents.
Lodging 25 cents. rxru,,
Feb &c, 1880 80
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As..Go nper day at home. Samples worth So free
$0t0pGU Address STINsoN & Co., Portland, NE
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HE above cut represents FEEDING COTTON GIN
nfacn Sing New been sold in of the abvnmed
Counties which satisfaction wherever used The
made of The best shaft the largest made An examna
convince the most substantially built Gin in USE
head the making Gin its breaking the roll in the
Rs s an odenser % attached and the yellow
testimonials names Lewis Cnkes Abpel;
Sriuger Bton W. NJ Shirley D. H. 1mm John ~ hey
Basil Callahan, and many others
BREwERToN O., Laurehs Co., August g. 1880.
d u Ppk anderson The Saw Hall Cotton Gin Feeder
Fall perfect success respect We
Gin It gins faster makes better sample
can proved all the people We gund
for the pubic last Fall bales give all the gnns
sample
cotton going the 5o}1ox rocks grit nails and matches
the The cotton picked BY the Gin the
picked and after being baed
average through h Of Lint for every q lbs seed Cot
hut cleans the seed better e for its simplicity unsurpassed
think destined supersede all others heartily
mend those who wish will than additional
Very respectfully
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DANTEI PRATT GIN COMPANY
GIN, FEEDER and CONDENSER


Gins which used State
British East anu IN Almost every o
The Revolving the Gin from ch
breaking plantation hand able feed the
lily The Feeder to other % n chine @ the zinc ANU USE 1 They
believe
end Of the ender being all dirt from the lint
intToom entirely with dollars the construction Of
buildings handling before packing far and and
minimum The Feeder and win pay i0 thea
satisfied with machine not Should
the at
being the gentlemen this and adjoining Co
public
that the machines Will DC
Adge, Ashley, Armstrong & Robinson,
Jno Ashley J. w. Ashley, Oliver Bolt
1Diyer VIM j. Brown,
J M Chanbc, M B. Cinkscoes, John Crews
sCroner, Clnkcales W. R. Dunn,
r ~ Davis J. W. Daniels Masters, Allen.
" L NicElroy J G Douthi,
n Doutbt
Carpenter G B Gimer, Can't 81 Co,
Hilhouse, Sd Games q Co 7arPer-a
w Holland, y NJ dodges
WNHan Sam'l King Co. GeoW Long
" " = ateS Meowp T ' W Maria aTis' Mcclure Gco
McCor1ev Mattson, JIM McAdams
McGin & Hutchinson, TM Norris
NeI JOwens
. ~ pTtt 5eat G B Riley e. Co.
Coo Roof Siuon
w j. Stevenson II d0Tnsen9
p White = u Wakeaea
Eskew, GS W1llord, WIN HaeAi'S
by those living distance within our territory will be
cheely promptly machinery always the cheapest
McCUIIY & TAYLOR,
Agents for Anderson g. and General Deal
Flour Provisions Boots Shes aadwa5 ana Gen
Agents Scwannee Flourng cotton fse
Insurance, &c, &C. o.
MAJ Dc ON
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KNIGHT & BALENTINE.

John Peoples Anderson cDrAR SIR Your favor a Of the so Of
bales Of cotton Feeding Cotton Gin Everything has worked
entire both my and
would not think running Feeder and Condenser The
Feeder does better possibly by hand Both the Feeder and
Condense INDISPENSABLE Yours truly,
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ANDERSON 1S81John E. Psoh Agent Halls Gn-sR The
4Oaw Gin bought last FALL has
feet subtraction It cleans lint and light
han and L. H. WELBORN.
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Peoples anderson GThe Hall Gin manu-
light okes breaks the roll ana
this
negh5orhood entire satisfaction better
purchase eooo
the preference
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SYMPTOMS OF a
TORPID: LIVER.
TUFTS HAIR Dye.

GRAY EAIR or !" !i1sKEHs cnangeu ~ pU ILL SLoSe1
imparts natural color, acts Instantaneously.
Sold By Druggss or sent BY express on receipt ofe
offlce, 81 Murray St., New York.
= Dr. TUFTS MAHCAL Of Valuable Information aAd
6Uscfal Rsostpts VIII ho mailed FREE on apptIsaAoa.S
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Hall Gin Feeder and Condenser bought from
Fall beats used and tried differ
kinds light makes good sample fast and viii o u & any s d
Feeder and Condenser made at Sing Sing N r. The
Condenser can't bea the Feeder Will iced any
Wnrdo
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BADLY BRUISED.
A Man Cruelty Beaten by Companions
The Affair Wrapped In MyEIeFy,

Iue ANbtE WEtPHeu W ~ hbeFSs
About $50 o'clock last evening man was
discovered lying in the gutter on Chapline
street, below tho corner OF Thirty-fourth
street He was lying In the shade Of n tree,
and was supposed by those who discovered
him to be dead A large crowd soon gath
cred, and NJ last Tho man was carried "a the
light, and was discovered to be
John Cline, driver for the Nail City
Brewery, Blood was streaming from his nose,
mouth and ears, aud he was Insensible. He
was Immediately removed to his home on Thlr-
ty.thirl street, where Dr. Pipes attended him,
After short time the mans mind began
wandering, but nothing could be learned
concerning the reason or manner OF his being
cut, His head was one solid bruise, while his
body MAS black and blueal over. Dr. Pipes
say he Is not seriously hurt, but will be sore
for many day to come.
Some inquiries were made around the
place where he was found, and q lady found
who said she saw four men come along, They
were Quarreling about some drinks, when
suddenly one man knocked another down; a
general melee enSued, during which the
Enocker ran and jumped several times on the
man that was knocked down. At last two
started toward the river aud the other IN the
opposite direction, leaving Clino In the
gutter. At Stoker's saloon II was
said, US indeed II was ut two or three
other salounS, that during the evening
Cline had boon In the company Of two men
named BlattneF and Bobbett, and n third
individual named Webb; who works at the
Pottery, The two former had been very
aggressive the entire evening, and after the
finding OF Cline could not be found. Webb
was found somewhat pounded nm at home,
All had been drinking freely, LlhCCFs Ken.
needy and Combs started 10 hunt the case up,
and fuller particulars will probably be
learned to-day,
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Re.oIuuons Of Respect.

The sad and sudden death of Willie Cum
Minis while visiting in PhilNdGlphia, was
mentioned in yesterdays issue, The remains
arrived yesterday and were taken To his
m0thOr'S residence on ChRpllne street.
Al the regular meeting Of the LinSly In.
Stitute Literary Societies yesterday afternoon
the following resolutions were unanimOpsly
adopted.
WHEREAS, We deeply leplore the sad and
untimely death Of Willie C0mnins,
Resolred, That In bis death true and loyal
student iH gone from our midst; an upright
and earnest companion Is translated to a
higher sphere, and We mourn with unspeak.
able sorrow his sad and untimely end.
HtsoIFcd, That we tender our most sincere
and heartfelt sympathy to the stricken fam
lily In their great bereavement,
Resolred, That copy Of these resolutions
be presented to the tsIAily, and that they be
published In the daily p!Rss,
EDuAR HALL,
HARRY SMYrli,
En-. N. HOLLInAY.
Committee,
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The MISSION M the Cathedral.

The Important mission which was so aus.
piClOuSly opened last Sunday at the Cattle.
lrai by q band VI PauliSt fathers from New
York, continues to bring together immense
audiences, and awakOns increased interest
day by dag.
At the early services, commencing at !
o'clock Cacll morning quite large number
VI faithful Catholics are In regular attendance,
as also at the services later In the day. AT
the night exercises, when the regular mission
sermon Is preached, every available space In
tile vast odiilce is fully taken up, many being
compelled to stand IN the aiSlcS.
A spirit Of deep devotion Is manifest
among tho attendants, and the earnest, i'm.
FASHIONED OxhOrtAtiOns and AdmonitOns Of
the missionaries are listened TO with rapl
attention by the entire aSScmblage, not few
Of whom are nOn.CathOllCS.
The mission will be continued through the
Whole Of next week. with the SaiIe exercises
and hours rs per notice in these columns
some days since, except that there will be no
public services on Saturday hight, and on
Sunday the hours Of services In the morning
are changed to G30, and 1880 o'clock. There
will be no sermon at the first two services
hut one Of the reverend gentlemen will
preach at 1880 and also 0t and 100 r. v.
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The PulRll Programme foPTO.moFroW'
OtheF Church News,

&NHHHA"N"
At the First Reformed Episcopal Church
tomorrow, in Mozart Hall, Sabbath School
will be held at 0 a. n, and church AT 1880 a.
", and 7 P ". In the morning the rector
Rev. VIM. Henry Barnes, will preach on 1.-THE
Church OF the Future aud In the evening
on "A Witnessing Church The seats are
free.
The Sacrament Of the Lords Supper will
he administered in the Third Presbyterian
Church ut 1880 A. ~. by the pastor, Rev, ].
q, Lyle, Services in the evening at o'clock,
and Sabbath School at 2PN.
At the Baptist church tomorrow morning
there will be prayer meeting ut the usual
hour for morning services. Rev. Mr. Null
ford, the pastor, Is still too unwell to preach.
At the English Lutheran Church, on Six.
tenth street, services will be held as follows
on Sunday; Preaching by Rev. q, +, ShatlGr,
Of Apollo, Armstrong county, Pa, at half
past ten in the forenoon and in the evening.
The morning theme will be "The FulnesS OF
Christ" and the text Hebrews, II, viii. THE
excellence Ofthe Church" will be the subject
OF the evening discourse, and the sermon will
be based on the tenth verse OF the sixth chap
ter Of SOlomOn's Song Sunday school meets
at2PN.
Wln luSt aGllAAu't W hA'S Nf"HaNtN
tomorrow evening ut half past seven. The
choir of the COlOred NJ. h, Church 1.-THE Fifth
street Church) will sing on the occasion. The
stewards are anxious to raise sufficient sum
to pay the balance due on the minister's sal
airy, and invite the public at large to help
them.
Service at the United Presbyterian Church
tomorrow ut 1880 \. N. Rev. +. {. Simpson,
late OF Richmond, Indiana, has kindly con-
scnted To occupy the pulpit, in the absence
OF the pastor, Sabbath School at o'clock
Pm.
The pulpits of the several Methodist
Churches in the city will be filled as follows
tomorrow by the ministers in attendance at
Conference:
Zane Street-lOJ5 n NJ, Rev l.. L, Stewart;
?, NJ, Rev, G. Il. Copeland,
North Street-lOIS 4. NJ, Rev. s. T.. Jones;
p. NJ, Rev, W. H. LOOMS
Fourth Street-l0h \. ~, Rev. Wesley
Smith; IN NJ, Rev. Jos. lee,
Island Church-l01 4. NJ, ], +, ChennO-
weth; In NJ, G. J. Price.
ehapline stroet-l0E 4, NJ, Rev, J. y.
Lambert,
Wesley Chapel-Rev. J. Il. Feather
The usual gospel temperance meeting will
he held at PaFker's Hall tomorrow afternoon
at &30 The Rev, Joshua Lancaster will al.
dress the meeting
W. II. Thompson will preach tomorrow at
tho Disciples Church ut II 4, N, and 7P, N.
Sunday School at lOA.N.
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Mountain Lake Park,

Yesterday paper ChroniClcd the return OF
Major Anderson, DR.. Logan and Rev. MasdGn
from Mountain Lake Park the night before.
As a matter OF fact none Of the gentlemen
had been out OF the city. These gentlemen
do, however, 90 out to the Park OIL next
Thursday, to meet Rev. j. +. GOuCher. q
wealthy Baltimore clergyman al the MetlO.
dist church, Rev. ]. Il. Van Meter, editor Of
the Baltimore llelhOdit, and Mr.. Randolph,
chief engineer Of the d. 4 o. road. The visit
Is for the purpose Of laying out the lake and
locating the depot The D. & 0. company
has agreed TO help build the lake, oil condt.
ton that they be allowed to gather the Ice
from II in winter for their mountain hotels.
II Is also contemplated to make II n fish pond,
and stock 1t with popular game and food fish,
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NOTICEl NOTICES!

We shall this day open the following
great bargains, which we're bought at y
bankrupt sale and which we will sell 10
our customers only AT the following great
bargains:
All Wool Cashmere Pants, $3.50;
All Wool Cashmere Suits, $1Oj
Boys Suits, from SO upward,
And u great many other bargains TOO
numerOusto mention. Please remember
that we offer one hundred dOllers reward
in any ease where we fail TO do as adver.
tised. KLINE BROTHERS,
| Reliable clOthlers, 81 Twelfth Street.
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"rpeEwooD roLKs."
sol SMITH 1tusseit'A comedy AZ the
WheeiinE opera House.


The COMEDY "EdsewoOd Folks" written by
]. u. brown expressly for the purpose Of sit.
ing sol Smith RUSSELL the clever comedian,
a chance to display his popular sperialties,
was performed last night for the second time
In Wheeling. There was very good audience
both ~ TO numbers and reSpeCtablllty, and
all seemed delighted. II was noticeable that
the most discriminating critics In the house
were the most enthusiastic In their express
ions Of approval, Mr. Russell made Q repu.
taiion as mimic when he used to travel With
the Berger family, and the part Of Tom Dil.
iOWay" was cast for his special benefit.
The other characters are Of comparatively
small Importance, serving only to keep The
stage occupied. The plot Of the comedy iS
quite involved. and ibounds In situations
which give room for considerable dramatic
skin. The entire entertainment 10 0 most en-.
joyable une, and the satisfaction. OF the audi.
eNce generally much greater than that re-
ceived from some much more pretentious
aud stars.
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In this side Of The Court the case Of the
state ts. McAdamS and STANLEY for highway
robbery, and Frank Stanley, for ielOniOus
shooting, were postponed until next term.
Geo. Francis charged with assault with in.
tent to kill, plead guilty to assault and lat
tefy. and was fined Sl0
Thomas Mullen, charged with stealing q
gold watch from George Hartley, was found
guilty Of grand Larceny by the jury. and SEN
fenced 10 the penitentiafy fOr FIVE years.
The wOodfeld forgery case was continued
till the nett term.
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The arrival Of Kline llfothets second stock
oil. fall and winter clothing Il now being re-
geived hy thiS itm. They have purchased
goods, which they offer 10 theiF ifietidS and
customers ut prices far below iheif real value.
They offer splendid all wool suits al SO. and
all wool cashmere pants al - 50, and bar.
gains that cannot he found elsewhere. Call
and be convinced. KtfSG BR1s.
Reliable ClothierS, q Twelfth street.
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WASHINGTON, October 4, l A. M.-For Ten.
nCssce and the Ohio Valley, fair weather,
sOutheFly winds, stationary barometer, and
stationary OF rising temperature.
For the Lover Lake Region. fair weather,
EXCEPT occasional rains IN the eastern portion,
sOutherly winds, stationary or lower barome-
ter, and stationary or higher temperature.
For The Upper Lake Region fair weather,
portion, soiithwEStcrly Winds falling follow.
I'd by rising barometer, and rising followed by
falling temperature.
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ARrIcLEs ID AaRERNENr.

WHEELING, September IL, 1851,
We, the undersigned, agree TO row three
mile race, in best and best boats, on the
upper course at Wheeling, ON October Stll,
and To be governed by the following articles;
AErICLE 1.-The race to be one mile and u
half and return to place OF starting thoisting
house OF Top Mill FurRacel for one hundred
and fifty dollars q side, open for more,
AET. THE contestants to start from two
boats anchored twenty-five yards apart, and
row to their buoy boats anchored twenty-five
yards apart, aud turn from right to left,
Arr. 3-Neither man shall be entitled to
take his opponents water until there Is q
boat length OF clear water between tire con
testing boats No guides allowed,
AIR. A forfeit OF twenty-five dollars
shall be placed In the hands Of John Rodgers,
Jr., who shall be final stakeholder, and one
hundred dollars ON October lst and the final
deposit on Thursday theGth of0ctOber, when
the referee shall be selected,
Arr. 5.-SmOOth water required for the
race, subject To the decision Of the referee.
The race shall be rowed between the hours
OF one and tive =. N. The referees decision
shall be final and there shall be no appeal
Arr. 1.-THE men shall be started by the
word go" to be given by the referee.
Art. Either party failing to comply
with the foregoing articles shall forfeit all
money deposited,
[SignCd. WILLIAM FElsING,
loHN RITz,
T. 3o. q 4G Sssi,sr. Witnesses,
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@WtNE OF cARpvln four times a day
makes happy household.
For sale BY Logan & Co.


One hundred pair all wool Btadley blank.
ets, only . Tndlr. Price guaranteed only
for this month
One hundred dozen Of our celebrated
Cleveland wool hose, improved, cheaper aud
better than any you can knit. One trial will
convince you.
We open to-day our second invoice Of light
and dark ClOaks for ladies and children, also
dOlmans and jackets, which for price aud
style can defy competition.
ENsHEptER'A
Dry Goods House, around the corner,
Eleventh street, between Main and Market