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TheSecret

of the universal success of
Browns Iron Bitters is SIM
ply this: 1t is the best Iron
preparation ever made; is
compounded on thoroughly
scientific, chemical and
medicinal principles, and
does just what is claimed for
it-no more and no less.
By thorough and rapid
assimilation with the blood,
it reaches every part Of the
system, healing, purifying
and strengthening. Com
mencing at the foundation
it builds up and restores lost
health-in no otherway car
lasting benefit be obtained
zc Dearborn Ave, Chicago, Nov. 7.
have been great sufferer from
averyweall stomach, heartburn, and
dyspepsia in its worst form. Nearly
everything | ate gave me distress,
and l could eat but little. have
friedeverythingre recommended, have
taken the prescriptions Of dozen
physicians, but got no relief until
look Browns Iron Bitters. | feel
none Of the old troubles, ana am
new man. l am getting much
stronger, and feel first-rate. am
railroad engineer, and now make
my trips regularly. l can not say
too much in praise Of your WONDER
ful medicine. D. c. MACK.
Browns IRON BITTERs
does not contain whiskey
or alcohol, and will not
blacken the teeth, or cause
headache and constipation.
It will cure dyspepsia, indi-
gestion, heartburn, sleep
lessness, dizziness, nervous
debility, weakness, &c.
Use only Browns Iron Filters made by
Brown Chemical Co., Baltimore. Crossed
rcd lines and trade-mark on wrapper,
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Steamship News.

To produce real genuine sleep and childlike
repose, take little Hop Bitters on retiring.
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MR.. B. r. KUsLING, druggist, Logansport, says:
"I never sold a remedy that gave such Universal
satisfaction as Browns Iron Bitters."
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The Methodist Quarterly Confer
ence Of this ilcuit was held at Zion
church on last, Saturday. Rev. Mr.
Herbert, p. E, was present and
preached, we are informed, q capi :
tai sermon on Saturday. The
quarterly collection Tor the support
"t the ministry amounted to $l00 So
Major r.. A. Child was granted Il,
censo to preach. His public exam
ination by the Presiding Elder was
very crodilabIe. Though young in
year sand in tho profession of chris,
tlanity. his Knowledge of theology
ls, pcrhaps, gi'oater than that OF
many who have spent almost life
timo in tho ministry.
To the minister's and deacons OF
Twelve Mile River Association, YOU
arc all invited to attend tho minis
TORS and doacnns meoling to cons
vcne at Griffin church, ut 10 o'clock
A. NJ, Saturday before tho 5.h Sum
day, instant. Rev b. &. Freeman
to preach the introductory sermon.
J. r. BuRDINE.
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GEsdDdtEIEeFG:S.

To these We solicit your attention. We
have Bought item Mt very reduced prices
and to satisfy our customers ofihe same we
oiier most excellent coffee 10 pounds for
- ~, which will cast ysu pounds fer n
Sl.OO anywhere else; and Sugar 10 pounds
for 81, which costs l1cts per pound
anywhere elSo; MolaSscs from 374 to 75cts
per gail.
Flour that bakcs we'll, rises well, and cats
delicious, for $1.75 per barrell
Cnlicocs, 20 yards for 81.
Hats, lOcts to So.
Tap Sole Brrtan Shoes Sl.35.
Boots from 81 % to SI.50
jeans, the largest stock in the county.
All kinds of crockery, stoves, tin and
HARDWARE.
Take notice of these prices and he bene
fitted BY them. We will be pleased to show
goods, if we do not sell them.
Ass ny. . ANHREtSON, & go.
nov ,, 1882 I 6m
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NEW STORE
AT
Il R TY, ~. O

FLOCK TO THE NEW STORE AND
" buy yohr GOODS cheaper than You
have ever bG'rght before. 1t may be u mis-
terry to some parties how we can sell at such
reduced prices; come and see and be saris-
fed. We guarantee our sales to be exactly
as represented. and always have a good
supply of prices quoted on hand. Do not
think, when you call for these Goods. YOU
will hear the old Cry Just ,oul-yeslcrdny,
the day before or n week ago, but will
nave large supply in TO morrow" For
we have the Goods on hand aud Will always
keep thchl
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State of $OsaaE1 GarOlima
County Of Pickcns

By J. II. NEwToN, JUDGE OF PROBATE.
Whereas, J. J. Lewis. E.C.P. has made
suit rs me, to grant him Letters Of Admin
istrnti0h Of The Estate and effects of John
". Wilson, deccnaed---
These are therefore to cite and ndmOn
ish all and singular the kindred and cred
itors of the said John W. Wilson. de
ceastd. that they he and appear before me.
in the Court Of Probate, to be held Mt Peek
ems G. H., on the 5rh dny Of May 1883.
after publication hereof, ut II o'clock in
the forenoon, 10 shcw causc if nny they
have, Why INC said administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this. the
10Th day of March \. D., 1883
J. If. NEWTON, J.P.P.C.
march 30, 1883 u =
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LOOK OUT!
The Big Show Still
ICASLENA -. G.


CTlLL they come aud yet they 90. Those
~ Or MARBLE BUREAUS will not sray.
All kinds of Walnut aud Panel Beds, come
and then are gone.
Spindle, Trundle, and Single Beds, all
prices.
Bed Springs, Wire, Shrck and Cotton
Mattresses, Chairs and Rockers, all grade@
large variety of Extension, Kitchen,
Teapny and Center Tables, Parlor and
Chamber Suits. Lounges. Cradles, Cribs,
WEatnOts, Hat Racks, Umbrella Sinnds
Chromos> Notices, Frames, &c, Kitchen
and Side Board Safes.
Always on hand II general line of Under.
takers Supplies, consisting of Caskc,s.
Burial Cases and Burial Robes. for both
sex. all styles. CoiTins Trimmed in any
style "f Handles ani Plates; 1T all hours.
AL Guods at hrttcm figures Cali aud
see Tor yourselves. No charge made for
looking Accept thanks for past fnvors:
a. VI. Es2jIG ON.
PROPRIETOR FURNITURE HOUSE.
c, Is. 1883 q
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state Of South Carolina
COUNTY OF PICKENs.
by J. Fl. HEwTbN, PRonArE JuDGI

by J. Fl. EEWTbN, PRonArE JUDGE.
Whereas, j. J. Lewis, c.c.r.. has made
snlt to me, to grant him Letters Of Admin
istration of the Estnte of and effects of
Asel Reeves, decenscd
These are therefore to cile and ndmon.
lsh all and singular the Kindred and cred.
iiors OF the said Asel Reeves, DECEASED. that
t9sy DC aid appear, before ME, in TIC Court
OF OF Fr9nate. to he held at Rickens G. II. on
me i'm dhy of. May next, after putylicn,
.lon hereof, At 4 O'clock in the fortnudn,
TO snow catise. If any they have. whv Ihc
sag Admlnlslrattoh Should not he stnIied
Given under my haHd, this 27t6H d. ~
Mafch Ammo DOmin 1883. '''S "
Up ., tess " Il as toN1 ''P's;c. f.,
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Advice to Mothers.

Are you disturbed at nignt and broken
of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain OF cutting tce,h2 If 80,
send at Once and get bottle Of Mrs. Win
slows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing. Its value is incalculuble. 1t will re-
lieve the poor little sufferer immcdiat ely g.
Depend upon it, mothers, there is no mis-
take about it. 1t cures dysentery and iii
arrhoe, regulates the stomach and bowels,
cures wind collie, sotcns the gums, reduces
inflammation, md gives tone and energy TO
the whole system. Mrs Win&low's Soothing
Syrup for Children Tecthing is pleasant 10
the taste, and is the prescription of one OF
the oldest and best female physiGinna and
nurses in the United States, and is Tor sale
by nll druggists throughout the world -
Price 25 cents n bottle feb Is. ly
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Why don't we have bee market?
,, White washing is tho order of tho
day.
Whom the railroad comes, how
We VIII glow.
=, Spring poetry is lato tbfs year.
80 arc frying chickens.
No county in tho State is pro-
crossing moro rapidly than Pickons.
: Greenvlle and Oconoo each hungs
h negro on tho 9th.
There will not bo loaa than fifteen
now RooaS6B built IN Pickons this
year.
Straw hats are beginning to ma 1ro
their appearance. Some Of thom
havo "glass eyes"
Mr. E. e. Mauldin is m nking iino
improvements on thejail lot.
Mr.. J. P. Cary paid Seneca City
Il flying visit this week.
Cotton planting timo is hero but
the weather Is still Co6f
Nearly all the fruit abo ut here has
Kono whero Tho "woodbine twineLh'
The Abbeville Press ond Banner
mud the Keoweo Courier have locked
horns They botl! hook well.
Tho fish missioner has pIuced
three thousand California trout in
the streams OF Ouonee.
Mr. Charlie brennan, ono tf the
pushing 60 ahead bu .incss men ot
Easlry paid our N9nctum visit last
Monday.
The Trees ARC budding rapidly fn
Spite of Juck Frosls hes,Lancy to
leave us.
Five mad dogs have been killed
IN tho ncighborhood OF Mr.. J. II. AM
thoney's within the last iun, weeks.
DR. ]. r. Riity preached an inter.
eSting aud instructive sermon in
fhe Presbyterian church last Sab>
bath.
The family of Rov. Q. T.. Duran,
have just returned from II pleasant
trip To Collctou, whore they have
peen Visiting irIcnds uud relaLiv cs.
Vennor says that this MOI tn will
end cold and stormy, and May-day
may DO nahered in with snow and
Meet i'll Northern and Western Sec
tlonh and cold rains in others.
We return thanks TO "Unclc Bob"
Mckay, tor his description, in
9metry, OF the battles of Bull Run.
July 1871, 1861, writer for the
young folks. n, doubt it. will prove
entertaining TO them rs wol rs to
older folks.
Hrnry Griffin lost COW from hy.
dropho6ia abort four wa,Ks "gr
The family used tho milk Of tho COW
Snul abe went mad, but no tad re-
b1lts havo yoL followed.
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Capt. john II B 'wen, oar cff>
cient and prrhiAF County T'easnror
h"f entered his nnno rs ''r'Npcli
tor for the 80 20 prizo offered by
tho Groonvill> \ sricultural Society,
tor tho iurgost ricid of cotton on one
aero.
There was q heavy rain at this
p"nce last Sunday niyht-thrre was
loud pcnls OF thunder, vivid lightning
and considerable wind with the rain
Il newspaper reporter who had II
,'troo ticket" to the dinner at The
Dedication, thinks he received ample
pay for hls labor in writing it up
'FHE SENTINEL crowd, being mil
TdnAires. always pay tG6ir way
through and nuVtr think of having
court"sics extended them even the
"DEvIL" paid his way through.
Two thousand houses wcre de-
stroyed by fire at Delhi Indiana, on
The 20lh instant. A great number
of families are homeless.
Mr.. Montgomery McCuslan and
BON, OF Georgia, came 0tGF to the
Dedication. Mr.. McCnSInn who is
evidently &good Judge, thinks Pick
ens has some Of the tairest of the fair.
=. The many friends Of ME. NJ. NJ
Aennem ore in this section will ro-
Er't to learn that ho is lying quite
Ill nt GMrterAvIlIc. Ca, where he
H. I
treatment.
Mr.. John T. Anthony thinks OF
9oc"ting with his family in town.
MIR. Anthony livoa about tour miles
from town, but Wo are always glad
TO have good neiGhbors near us and
hopo Mr.. Anthony will come along.
+, Married, at tho residence O,
Mr.. I1aban Mauldin, the bri -,
NhGie, by Rev. S A Gary. ON Sn
DAY mnrning, 18Th instant. Mr.
Ch"rIes +. Thomas to Miss Lvda +,
At"gers, all OF PIckens,
M"rrieti Mnrch llth, 1888 no
Rev. VIM. l}. Singleton. aL ,hn ro.;
,honco of tho brido's father, Mr VIM
T. Day to Miss Anna Carter, nh Of
Pickons.
- The young meh who composc ,ho
7. M. 9. a. of this place have de-
cIdod to select member Of tho 80.
S"cin;ion TO deliver short Irr,mr,
IN some Religious subject on amen
Sabbath cVohinP. The lccturo IN,
n"xt Sabbath evening will TO de.
'iVorod by J. E. Boggs.
Last Saturday week B. G. Crow
ord, living in this County, n few
miles from PondIoton, was attnck cd
~ 1noGro named Andy Gree n, oHr
II his tenants. Hc knoclIod The nn.
gro down with his fist, when IN,
i"ttor retired few ate ps and took
rock from his pocket and hurA,d
it at Mr.. Crawford, striking. him on
tho nose and crushing III all th,
bVneSot tho iaGd, after 0HicH hr
made his esGitpe Mr.. Crdwtofuit
iNjHries dfo serioNs, md may vet 70.
salt lata'9!
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bR. J. BRADFiELD's
REGULATE
WO&AM'S BEST FRVERgS:

tits well known to physlcinna, hn1 sias too .weI
known to sufrering women themselves, that they
nrc subject to numerous diseases peculiar to their
eek, such a3 suppression CT the McnRcs painful
ond scnnty Menttruntion, Congestion liberation
and Failing OF the Wombi attended Win RH End.
less train OF sympathetic ard cohstituticnal disar
ders, which embittcrs the whole life, and whcn
hnre long been considered almost incurnble
But at last the remedy has been iouha In
Or. j. 8radAoLd's Female RoRuIntor,
nisnot a "curc.nll." but remedy for one clas>
OF diseases. oil OF which pertain TO tho WoMn.
A-,,. at .-.... -
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NJ. ]. SMITH, Aq't,
THE LEADER Of low PRICES:
EGASAE1Y, y. q.

W iLL keep constantly on hand The l8l.
lowing SPhCIALTiES: BOOTS. SHOES
HATS, CALICO, SlIIRTlHG, DRILLING
Checks, Bacon, Flour, Corn Meal, Bran,
Snl:, Molasses, sugar, Coffee, Rice, Grirs,
Fish AMI Farming ImPlcmcn,s. These
Goods will be baught and sold ut tic Tow
est possible figure tcf cash.
The balance Of my Stock of Ger traI
Mer chandIse will be sold nt cost Com,
now and secure bargains, and viii say to
those whose accounts and notes are past
due and up i'll, that must have my money.
Come 10 see Me and we will settle and save
trouble and expense of costs, besdeS
want TO sell tBu some
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CH.OTEEHNas.

We have large aid well selected lot of
CLoTlilNG, mad can sell you for S3 80
beautiful saque suit, which will cost you
S6 80 everywhcfe else. You viii be con.
vinccd when you see it. DO not fail to
look Mt our Ladies' Cloakes, they nrc OF the
most beautiful styles, tram 81 90 to $40
All kinds Of Fancy Notions, too numer-
Gus to mention pricps
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JOHN W. sToRrr wII. H. IRVINE
STOKES & IRVINE,
Attorneys and counse!lo:s at Law,
GREENNILLE, S. G..

Practice in the STATE mid United States
Courts.
An business promptly attended to. Spe-
cial nlieml on given to collections.
Office East side OF Main Street, near
Fcrgutoi. 4 Millcr's store.
feb |, 1893 10 ly
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-. = .."."e"'t MNh n!,e "inchprotccts from
Tlhnt dire disease whose ruthless pawct
WlthCrS beauty g tranCieut flower pr

-,'..ipn'c " tLn inch protects from
'E!hnt dire disease whose ruthless pewct
Wlthcrs beauty = troncieut flower?
&ortenrs. the rose OF health for the pnIlur or dis.
case the light, elastic step for dragging wearinoss
nights OF soft repoSe for heavy hours OF tossIpI
rcstiessnoas. bounding ygor for lHnGuIsnins dull.
sharp and Withheld I6r:a 5t EcIatonu ,"t iIiS InS
OF mental, physical: social and domestic enjoy.
incnts Tor nC"to @da dduS Of pain and gloom cndirr
~ an carry grnvcf S;l,h IL the Il!.:sion such ny6
INC results or DIR. J. BRADFIEI.D y FEMALE REGt.
lAToR, Whlch iS hence truly nnd approximately
styled Woman 8 Best Fr!cnh." W
womb 90 destructiSc 20 The health, happinrss aid
Beauty OF womca, disappear like rnnG'n befCrs "
All who suffer from any CT these Diseases nr,
most earnestly invited to give thia great Irmrdv
trial 1t has cured thousanGs end vii cnrn vin
Don't fail to try II. ~ "''' ~''i' 'oN'
Price, small size, rs cents I.ur1a ai1n 0, st
ManufactuIpH ry Ae' "i@e'fi'o"
j. J.BRADFLELu, Atlanta, Ga.
FOR sdlc everywhere,
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Registration Notice.

NOTICE is hereby Ftrh that the Books
~ of Registration for Pickens County,
are now open in my office nj plchcns G H.,
5. G. for the Registration df all persons
who have hrcjrnc entitled to register since
last general election. on first Monday in
each month to and until Tie first Monday
IN July. inclusive, preceding the next gen
'ral election, upon which last named day
ihe SAME shall he closed and rrt re opened
or Registration untIl after the said general
c,cclIOn.
W. a. CLYDB,
supervisor Registration f6r Pickcns County
march 8. 1883 q #
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Big BONANZA N Toys
AND
Christmas Goods.

nRENNAN & BRO. the regulators in
- prices have jnst made n hlg strike in
GROCERIES AND rONFECr ZION ARIES.
Having 6Ong'i Al entir" stock. consisting
of G"fres, Sugars. S!rurS, Canned Goods,
T"hhcco, and Cigars. direct from the I'm
p"r'ers and Mnnutr'. rrrs. We are able
10 give you Inducements never offered by
ANY one before.
CANDY Of every description, by the
Box or BnrrD!
ORANGES by the Barrel, and in fact,
everything in promotion n."nll" L>.,. -.
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!
A: With s G Railroad from Charleston;
with Wihhihgtop, cojur bin and Augusta
Rnilrond from WihDiryioh and all poinis
North thereof; wiz "a Railroad from
charlottcapd Pr.nls Norlh thereof
u. with Ashcr "'Gahd Spartnmburg Rail-
rond for poin.- in Western North Carolina,
c. with ,}Iantn nnl charlotte Air Line
Railway Tor Atlanta and all points south
and west.
%. with Atlanta and charlotte Air Line
RniI"ay from Atlanta Ahd beyond
4. 4 ,tb RiChmGmd and Danvllc Railroad
=. Nirh SO ca Railr0rd for Charleston:
with Mi!m:rG,on. Colu... in and Augusni
RaIlrond rpr Wilmington and the Nlrth:
with Ghh lottr; coldniha nhI Augusta Il
Il for Ch. Ilorte and the North.
O. With Aslcvllle and Sparlanburg Railroad
from llcndcrsOnyille
II. With Arinnta and charlotte Division Rich.
mond and Dnnviile RAILROAD from
charlotte nmd beyond
Standard Time Used III Washington, II G..
which is fifteen minutes fast en- Lhin CGlums
bin
j W FRY, Superintendent
NJ. SLAUGHTER, @ Gcncra Passenger AGGti
! y, CAnuwGLt| Asst HGn. Pass't Ageht
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No 81.
Leave Atlanta 2 b5 n
Arrive Gaincsvillc 8 O6 p N
Lnln 5 30 p III
Rmhun Gap Junction B u lp n:
T"ccor G Il AZ p II.
Seneca 4 g o. Pm
GrccnTille T. 10 Oh
SpnrtAnburg + il 4Opn
Gnst"nin q 2 0l ~
Arrive Charlotte II 3 n II.
EXpNESS@wESfwARD
NO 90
Leave Charlotte 90 II
Arrive Gautonin 2O8mn
SpnrlanIurg 81 an
Grcrnvile 3 o. n II
Scr""t l8 a M
TocCGa 9 !8 II
Knbun Gap junction ~ 90 II II,
Lnln 10 81 II,
Gainesville il OG II NJ
Arrive Atlanta 80 p ~
Accommodation Train ("Air Line Belle"
Leave Atlnmta . % p IL
Arrive Atlanta 8 10 n
80 l8, Lo"AL FnnlcnT, GotHo West.
Leave ChiiEotu 6 so n M
Arrive nt Gsiucy's II U3 y II,
SparrnnbuB 2 30 . n,
Grrcnr'lI" ..... s 81 p m
No. 10. IoChh tREIuHT, GOISG EAST,
Arrive nj GrccmvIle 6 45 n m
Spartnnburg 10 II n NJ
Gnhn"y II p N
Charlotte I Is n n,
The above are Nc only trains that carry
passengers Nos. 50 and 81 make close
connection with trains 6h Richmond and
ENrville Il al Charlotte md NJ Atlnnrn
with ali lines divcr9ng. No so lG,tyes
KichMund nr at II U1 IN. aud No 81 arr
rivcs ,hc%G nj 33 p HI The local freight.
remain at tHc above stations twenty to
thirty mmues.
a with y T. r r to and fFoH Athens.
Is with + X K to and from PaluLnh Falls
G. With T. air Line TO and from Elberrou
and BowctS@illc,
y with B'do Ridge II II to and from wal
halln, &c
+ with c and TO aRl FROM Ncwber
| ~, Alston and Columbia.
F with 4 Apd u and Rn to and from
mendcrsohviIlG; Alst6N. &c
q with Cnc5Icf mn Lenoir II to nnL
from chester Y"tkville and Da,lnS
Il with G miviSsion and c and 4 Il I
10 aud front GrcoiishGFG, HnlCigh. SO
|. Y. SNdE; SrrcriIiG iGndeaL;
T. NJ. r. ,TAtcorf; Gelit .MaHager.~
I N; SENGG1ER, GGR'i rasS. HRF;
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New AdVertis semen ts.
EAaaETI 3 Fl -EG SUN
rs IARS1 avs HEsGnreSaibm.

From morning to morning and from wecL
to week THE Sun prints II comlinucd ,tor,
Of the lives of real men and women, nnd o!
their deeds, plans, loves, hates aud troubles
This story is more interesting than nny ro-
nance thar was ever devised. Subscr ipiion:
Daily q ragcs), by mril, SOC month, on.
$ 80 nyenr; Sunday Is pagcsl, $l2O per
year: MGtkly (8 pag"s}, 81 per year.
!. w. ENGL ND. PublIShcr, New York CITY
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Bs'ga|n'| 3sEgsiIn'!>
Tiaat are TRULY Wonderful
q. z. RUNTON,
EMS A-H n, s. G.;

EVER ON TIE ALERT WITH CASH
IN hand to secure Bargains whenever the
opportunity presents itself Now look ont
Tor Bargains. The time has come when
you can get all you wani. See the follow
ing and go TO G. p. RUNION'S Emp6rium
and get bargains:
5000 yards Fancy Prints, S to cents.
1000 yards Solid and Mourning and Cur.
tain Calicoes.
5000 yards of Worstcd, 10 to 35 cents.
1000 yards Pants Goods, from Itc. to s.,
pr yard
Cnshmcres and Alpacchs of all grades.
Boots amid SIrAcs,
OF all styles aud grades--Good Brogan 70,
81, Tap Sole. Sl25. Good line Of Crock
cry, good line of HaTd%are, Wood and vii
low Ware.
Groceries, Speciality.
Sugars, 7 to II lbs. to the 81; Coffee,
TO 10 lbs. to the 81 90.
Just receiving New CROP New Orlean.
Syrup, from ~ to 81 cents per gallon.
Half Patent Flour at 81 per barrel, Ex,
ira Family. $3.50.
Mackcrcl, all Grades, Candy, Confeo
tions. &c. MI at G. p. RUNION'S.
nov 8, 1882 g
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The Best ,Bea ESGacHk EaesA
Can tc made in 3 minutes. al n cost of ONLY
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