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bcllum system. That there is now no caste
cut the rich and poor all receive alike the
benefits of the public school and none are
designated and pointed nj rs poor scholars,
lie, like MIR. Cary, advised the people TO be
cautious i'll the selection Of teachers. lic
said one vital requisite in teacher is to
teach thoroughly whnt he does teach, not
10 give them n second lesson until they
have mastered the first. lie told the little
boys that as tho men that are managing the
affairs OF the country grow old or die their
places must be filed by those who prepare
and fit themselves for tho positions.
am sorry can not give n more acuu-
rate statement Of the speeches Of both the
gcntlemen: They were received by the AS
Scmhly with marked interest and the best
order prevailed during the speaking. The
gentlemen have my heartfelt thanks for
;mcir services, and feel sure q good effect
VAS produced, and hope they will lie ar
oused around Flower and improve their
educational facilities more and more until
Flower school may shine among the brighr-
cot schools in the country.
}. b. O'BRYANT, Principal.
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LoOper Items.

Crops short, half crop of cotton, and not
over three iourths Of n crop of corn. Peo-
pie in good spirits nevertheless
Your old frirnd "Honcs' has just pat up
for himYclfa n splendid SAW mill amt a neat
cotton gin, the latter bran nHw;" has al
ready ginncd his frs, bale.
Everybody is preparing for the meeting
Of the Twelve Mile Kivcr Association. which
meets with cur ncighb6l ing church, Friend
ship, just over the Grrcnville line 1t COM
menccs on Thursday before the second
Sunday in October 1888. Everybody and
his wife is expected, and they will meet a
hearty welcome. SIGMA.
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knowledge of cases in which they were cal
led upon to testify.
also suggested the advisahilty Of pro.
caring from the Honorable Court AN order
calling in thc large number of warrants now
out in the hands Of Deputy M"r4hals in cas-
cs that have been held in nhcyarcc for some
time and before rc-isSuing same to have
the complaints carefully investigated. nm
satisfied that If such mcnsnrcrs are taken
there will be little or no cause for com.
rlnint by the citizens in your State.
Thinking you for your Kindness and
courtesy TO me while in Pickcns, remain
yours very respectfully,
THOMAS powRRs
Revenue Agent.
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- cents
Heavy twillrd Jeans, all colofs, for
men and boys 20 cents
Extra heavy Docskms, Tor mrn and
boys 20 cents
Extra heavy Tricot, for mun and
boys 25 cents
Wool Jeans, for men and boys SOC
Wool Doosl<ins, Tor men T. boys SOC
Blue Wool Jeans, (bargain) for mon
and boys 335
All colors, Jeans, (bargain) for men
and boys 33B
All colurs, Docskins, for men and
boys 66j
Wool Kcrsoys (oxcollcnt goods) for
mon and boys 335
Wool Jeans and Kcrscys for men
and boys 40 cents
Homo made jeans, Kcrsoys AMI
Docskins for 45 and so conts
White Flanncls from Is TO 60 cents
Red FIanncls from Is TO 60 conts.
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Mass Meeting of Farmers.

PfGKEEs, G. H., Sept. l7th, 1883.
In accordance with notice published in
| The Pickens SENTINEL OF the 18Th instant q
| mass meeting was lield in the 'C6urt House
To dny. The meeting was called TO order by
| Major Ambler. Luban Maufdfn, Es9,, wat
called 10 the chair, md John 7 Lewis re
1uc>ted to ac as Secretary. After Sriefi,
| stating the objects of the meeting, the chair
man pronounced the mcGriug ready for an,
business which might claim it's Mt en,ion.
The following preamble and resolutions
were offered by Mnjor Amber, and afte
| some discussion participated in by Captain
| J. a. Griffin, MINOR Boyd. W. b. Algood
T. p. Lo0pcr, Hon. d. F. Bradley and 9th.
CTS were unanimously adopted.
whereas, fhe farmers of the County o
Pickcns, ;. G.. have not by fnr recovered
from the crop failure Of 1881; and, whore
ms. unp'e c,icn,cd droulh Of the present
season will reduce the crops below an nvcr-
age hall crop; aud, whereas. should the Fer
iilizcr Cothpnnies, Merchants and OTHERS
insist upon full pay for advances made by
ihcm, the farming interest Of the County
Will he so ImpcrilCd aS To effect both the
interest ana prosperity Oft the farmers, Fer
iilizcr Companies and Merchants another
y a. Therefore he it.
ResoIUsd, by the farmers ofPickens Coun-
ty assembled in mnsSmrciny, TINT they re
quest the different Fertilizer Comp anicS
Merchants and others who have made at J.
vnnceS 10 ss and fellow citizens this season.
{ o make y reasonable reduction on all such
advances.
RcSoiO'd, further. that when payment can
not he made or n saliSfnCior, compromise
reached that another years Indulgence be
asked for the payment Of advances made to
us by Guano Companies, Merchants and
others.
RcSo'rCd, that. this preamble and rcsou
tions bc published in the Pickcns SENTINEL.
and that II copy Of The same be forwarded
TO the respective companies making such nd
vanc"s to th farmers Of this County.
The following preamble and resolutions
were then offered and unanimously ADOPT
cd.
Whereas Tire recent drouth has cut short
the present crops of corn in this entire Coun-
~, ut least 40 Per cent. below an average
crop; an" whereas, The supply of grain on
hand, together with the growingcrops, viii
be barely sufficient TO supply The ncmal
needs OF our pcoclc until another crop be
grown. Therefore he it
R"So'r"7 hy the farmers Of Pickcns Coun-
ty. that il would be patriotic in those OF our
citizens, who arc engaged in the disilling
Of grain TO discontinue the same rs soon as
practical. On motion, tho meeting was then
ahinurnci
LAnuN MAULDIN, Chairman.
john j. LEWIS, Secretary.
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Masters Sale.
The State IF South Carolina
GEEENVILLE County.

IN COU RI OFCOMMON PLEAS
John A. Easley vs.. Elizabeth Easlcy, ct nj.
Df virtmc ofa Dccrclal Order, made in
-D the abUtc entitled Cause, | will sell M
Pickcns Court House on Sulcdny in October
nest. during The legal huurs, ut public
auction, the following described REAL
ESTATE, to witt
All that Trct of Land, situate in the
county Of Pickcnsj on waters of Suluda
River, adjoining innhs OF Wilson, Maxwell
and others. containing One Hundred and
Thirty-six Acres, more or less, and known
ns Tract No. 3, in the division OF the Real
Estate Of William X. Enslcy, deceased.
ALSO,
All thrt Tract of Land, situate in said
county of Pickcns, on waters Of said river,
adjoining lands of j. w. Brunson, p. f.
Maxwell and others, containing Fifty two
and u Half Acres, more or less, and known
rs tract No. 5, in the division of said koa
Estate.
Also,
AL that Tract of Land, situate in said
county Of Pickcns, adjoining lands Of p. +.
Maxwell and others, containing Eighteen
and Half Acres, more or less, and known
rs tract No. 6, in the division Of said Real
Estate.
AhSO,
All fhnt Tract Of land, situate in said
county OF Pickcns on Waters of GEORGES
Greek, adjoining hands of Henry Wade. D.
W Brunson and others, containing FlI'y
TWO ana HALF Acres, more or less. anu
known AS Tfact No. 3. in the division OF
said Real Estate. Plats of said Lands can
be seen at my Office.
TERAls -0Re half eash, the balance on
n cyctl,i or iwcltc months, with interest
from day of sale, the credit portion to be
secured By bond OF me purchaser" and n
mortgage of the premises Purchasers to
pay for papers.
s. } DCUTHGT,
Master for GrccuIiilc County.
sept . 1888 50 4
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A Horrible Tragedy in Sumter.

SUMTER, Srpt. 2l.-Ncws has Just been
received here from smiihvillc, a small ham
let III The upper edge of this county, that
on Tuesday, the lSlh instant, while Two
daughters ofa MIR. DiXon.-Bcttic, about Ia
years "l age, md another younger, name
not Biven-woro walking along the public
rOnd in q secluded pace, no other wbite
persons being in sight, they wc,cmct Nv ,
negro fellow, who seized the lnrvcr Sirl
and treated her in most outrageous mnno
| ner The younger girl cndcnvurcd to dc.
| lend her sister trom the assault of the ne
gro, hut the hcaItcss wretch drew n knife
and stabbed her, intlicting n wound which,
although MOI fLal, was sufficient to para
lyze her efforts. Having accomplished his
tOul purpose the negro fled AS soon as
the white pcop.c III the ncighborhood learn
ed of the outrage they formed party and
started in pursuit OF the negro, and after
nm exciting chase succeeded in capturing
him. The whole country was now thor.
oughly aroused, and as soon ns i, was known
that the criminal had been apprchcndcd II
large crowd Of blacks and whites assembled
from far and near for Ihc purpose of meet.
ing out 20 him CUndign punishment
After mature dclbCratIon it was resolved
that he should be tied TO II tree ana shot,
which scnicrc was speedily executed i'm
the presence o. a crowd Of white people and
negroes, mos if not all, ofwhom either took
part III the execution or expressed their ap>
provnl OF the same. His body wls riddled
with bullets, and it is said lho the moro
furious OF The mob, not satisfied with hnv-
ing killed The wretch, beat ard nnnglcd his
Dody IN shocking manner. The body was
lcit tied TO the tree, and nj iast accounts il
ha" not been buried and no Inquest had
been held
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Court Proceedings.

The State vs. Thomas Fowler, malicious
Nespass on real estate. Found Guilty.
Def ndnnt did mol appear for sent lcncc, and
sealed sentenee was left.
The State against Lewis Smith, malicious
w0Bhding horse. Defendant Knocked out
the eye of a horse OF y. }. Hunt. Was
found guilty, md sentenced TO lny Il tinr
Of $l6 or go TO Jail for three months. Paid
The State w. John Ferguson, carrying
concealed weapons. The Grand Jury iounG
no bill, but the prisoner was held for lln
'mr an assault committed on unatic boy
who was confined in the passage Of the iail
The State vs. G. W. Earle, selling >pir
l'Nous liquor without n license, and selling
ginger tonic, Of which spiriuous lquo,
}prmed an Ingredient. The Grand Jury
t0und no bill.
The State vs. Silas Tanner, W. PrcstoI
Tanner, Columbus e. Tanner md John II
1nwk:ns, DISTURBING religious meeting
Nllus anu w. l., TANNER were found guilty
(: G. Tanner and }. II. Hawkins not guilty
The sentence OF tho court was, that they
each do pny fine of $50, or be imprisoned
III the county Jail for three months Fine
paia.
The State w. Henry IInllums and Ann
E0dsI adultery. The man is negro, the
woman white. They were convicted, but
judgment was arrested on the ground that,
iawas not alleged in the Indictment thar
Henry Hallnms was mnn and Ann Ends II
woman, and TINT Henry llaliums had n
wife living at the time, when the statute
said. "wns lawfully married 10 another per
son." The parties, however, were held
under their eognizanocs--rhe Solicitor
having indicated his intentions to try them
ut the next term. Of The eouTt.
The. State vs.. Major J. Smith, breach of
trust With fraudulent intent. The prosccu-
',on We, Tor goods alleged 10 have been
cOnsirn ned to- NJ. j. Smith, by n. C.. Wylcy,
and disposed Of without turning over pro =
ce' Is to the owner of goods. Not galty.
The state Es. Nm. r. Price. W. NJ, We'll
horn and w. NJ: Ellis. each selling. intox.
icating liqaor. These cases were continued
until the next term Of the court, on account
of absence of the defendants attorneys, tho
defendants having in writing admitted their
guilt, and promised to plead guilty ut the
next term Of court, when sentence will be
passcds tl.r..., ...... ....r...
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL REvENUE
CHARLOTTE, y. G.. Sept. Tih, 1888

\ NhAklOfrE, n. y sept. IN, 1883.
Nnjor n. +. BroN,y, ptchtms G. II S. c.,
DEAR IN: In accordance with your re-
quest, | give you the following synopsis of
my report to the Commissioner Of Internal
revenue Of my Investigations in rc ard to
ill"Gn( lraudu!ant praclicc3 in the Collection
District of South Carolina, on the part of
Revenue officers. Said charges,ssas relates
10 Revenue officers, | am satisfied arc en-
tircly without foundation.
In two instances there seems to be no
doubt Of colnson on part OF one deputy
marshal and the iuformcrs. In one other
case fraud was suspected but MOI proven.
d"nol think there arc any grounds for
saying TINT the practice is general of setting
up stills simply for plants to obtain pay for
services Of intormcr and fees Of Deputy Mar
| sials incidental in such cases, ns the above
cases were all in the same locality and il
is believed, were instigatcd Ivy the same
! parties. There was sno evidence tending to
! ShCw comuiciv nu tho n,rt Of ".h -.
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EIard T1Elle@ :
O.

aft il an in wind tHat bows no
good."
This is conceded by all &c be the
shortest crop ovor raised in this
country.
AS II matter of course Aho scarcity
OF money will naturally DO gt'oat.
This pressure, however, will be
greatly relieved by Cheap Goods.
II comfy ut h big auction sale
10000 packages Of Goods, amount
ing To ovor two millions dollars were
sold to tho highest bidder. Thoy
wont cheap
We were in Now York ut the
time and bought u pile Of BAR
gains.
Our stock is immense. Goods
must be sold, Our customers will
got Bargains.
j. Ill. MORGAN Il BRO. nsks
advice of nob"dy as to how thoy
shall sell their Goods
We know son which side our
bread is buttcrod,' 'nnd we know
that low prices will hold tho trade.
Pcoplo want. something clso bo-
Sldo5 vain prcLensions for their
money.
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COUNTY OF FIcNENs.
IN COURT Or COMMON PLEAS

SamneI Neal, TlhihtiF against Jnncs 4:
Neal Ct ,il Defendants.
DURSUA ANT 10 n Decree Of sale. made in
Il The above stated case, by Hon. ". IL.
Wallace, Presiding Judge. on The 24th day
of Jhnnnry, 1888, | will sell to the highest
bidder nj Pickens Cbnlr House. on Snlcday
in October next, the following describcd
REAL ESTATE, to wit:
All that Tract or Parcel Of Tmnd, situate
in Pickens County. Oh waters Uf Twelve
Mile River. containing Two Hundred aud
Forty three l2lN Acres morc or less. nd =
joining lands of Siins +. Curtis. George
Brock, +. l.. Gnrvin and others, being the
Tract Of Land Wherein the defendant james
\. Neal hU& lives.
TERMS--ONe third of The purchase mon
cy to he paiu IN cash on day Of sale; one
third on the first Monday in December,
l8S4, and one third on the first day Of De-
center, lS85-thc credit portion TO be Sc
cnIed by the hoi!d OF the purchaser. with
interest from day of sale, and mortgage
of the premises. Purchaser TO pay for al
papers and for recording the same.
}. j. LEWIS, Ger.
sept 6, 1883 80
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WE Offer

~ yards good slyIo Calico for 81 90
$1,000 yards exquisite Goods at S, 6,
and cents Let those match these
prices. quality and styIo who can.
II yards good >BIracbing, one yard
wide for 81.
II yards Sea Island Shirting for 81,
10 yards Sea Island Shifting for 81,
$500 yards All Wool Red Flannel
at Is cents.
ll3 pieces better grade FIannoIs
White, Rcd and rolors at every
possible price, up to the finest Goods
mudo
32 yards Remnant Calico for 81.
l9 yards good heavy Shirliny, 81.
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Charlotte. NC, special TO the Peters
burg Mail says: Yesterday two white girls
Mary lorninr and Sarah Lncc, one of them
very comcly. deliberately left their homes
with coal black negroes. The parents and
brothers of the girls got on the track of the
tng''iyes and armed with shoiguns pursued
Them holly for few hours. the brother Of
one OF the girls got within five hundred
yards OF her. She was riding behind her
dnsky lover on ihc same horse The brother
h"ilcd them and raiscd his gun to shoot the
negro but dessicd for fear Of killing his
sister. They were better mounted. and the
horse with the double load distanced the
pnrsners. One CT the gentle couples was ar
rested on the out skirts Of Rockingham,
ana there is now strong talk of lynching
the man. ne cases Of this kind have oc>
Cured in six months, and all in the same
section Of the country, white women in cach
case running off with negro mn
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Bridge to Let.
COUNTY CONuISSI0NERs 0FFJc,

COUNTY COMNISSIONER'S OFFyCE
PIcEENs c. r., Set. 2fth, 1888.
WILL be NJ The Bridge over Twelve NIL,
hdVer, ne"r W. b. Allgood's, on Fridny
me ;otn d'y OF October next, OF / O'Clock
a. a., ,or IRE purpose Of Letting Contract
10 I:o h"i'u New Bridge at that place. Spc
of Letting. Contractor win DC ycon,ircJ Io
give bond with suficicnt surety for the
faithful performance ofIho work.
.c,... 49,, !. b: 8. FREEMAN,
county Commissioner Piokers County.
sept 27, 1888 l
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Tho Summer and tho drought arc
almost ovor, and wo must all turn
our attention 10 preparing for the
Fnllund Winior months, all of us
have seen our fondcst hopes decay
by the scvo c drought that has visi-
ted the Piedmont Section of this
state; but 40 must rcmombcr that
this is not tho only section that has
suffered, and try and comfort our
selves with tho knowledge that
while ourontIook may be very gloom
Y, there are others who have shared
worse than We have.
The latest reports seem to point
to an advance in all brcad>stuffs,
such as corn and -four. But VIC DIRE
glad to say such il not the caso with
HDry Goods
Tho mills wore all ovcrstockcd, and
large lots Of these Goods have been
forced on the market by recent heavy
auction sales in New York,
A great many OF those goods sold
at from 10 to 20 per cent. below the
Standard Prices. Aud as we have II
resident buyer in that City he has
secured for us somc of tiasc
Rare HsargafmSY
We will therefore be able to make
it very advantageous for all TO buy
their
Deans, erScyS, DOesI8ims
aad ETlaERMelS
| from Us this season.
Tie prices yon will find quoted on
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Dress Goods.

We intend to give great care to
the buying of thiH stock, and will
open on or about tho 20Lh of Sep =
tembcr an excellent line Of FALL
AND WINTER DRESS GOODS.
Don't buy until you SEQ our stock.
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'''''' '~ '.''..'''.., ,'.ttf' IA 80 tia tl uiinl
wort" i"'n' votes I" the Iihcral rr"iv
ihc e ckc TN &c schemingv lai :
's A"'""r and MaI'nn' i"r 1884, Thcv pro-
pose 10 work Inc FEEDER: patronage in the
south 'w aII II iS worth i'm the inicrcs, Of
thci" conspiracy. roslmastcr General Grcs>
ham, however. has thrown a trmprr on
their enthusiasm by refusing to permit his
department to be prostituled TO political
purposes.
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Notice,

GREENvlLLE. s. c., Sept. 18th, 1888.
iIcKENS SEETINEL: Plcnsc give notice
through your paper that Mr.. LUTHER r
SMITH can be found NJ Easlcy for the ncxi
70 days, TO receive COTTON in payment
of S'on0 dhano. All pmtios owing the
Company will please cnll and settle during
that time. Respectfully.
FERGUSON g. MILLER.
sept 27 1SS3 :,
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WIhMINGToS, N. G., Sept ~. 2.-~Dispatch
cs to the Star report the hanging by lynch
ers in Richmond county, on Friday morn
ing, Of q negro named Archie Johnson for
attempting TO outrage n wk,,e pirl onIv
six years of age, tho dapenrer Of a highly
respected planter Of :;tnt county. johnson
was left hanging. on II tree with placnrd
pinned to ais breast bearing the words,
"Uur wives and daughters must DC pro-
LeCled" EE
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Clerks Sale.
STATE OF SOU I'll CAROLINA
County OF PlCKENs.

! ~ tOUkl or COM ON PLEAS
Francis NJ. Farr, Admir- ct nj. Plaintiffs,
nEains, George ". Far ct al Defendants
DURSU ANT TO an order of sale made in
L. the above stated case, on the 9th day
OF June, 1883, by Hon. |. ID. WithcrSpoon,
Presiding Judge, will sell to the highest
bidder, 1T Pickcns Court House, on Sales
day in October next, the following VAL-
uABLE REAL ESTATE, to wit:
AEh THAT TRACT OF LAND. on both
sides of Snludn River. in The Counties of
Pickcns and Grccnville, containing 2h0
Acres. more or less. known MS FAKlE'S &
MILL PLACE-On the Land there is Fine
FIGURING MILL,
dEiST MILL,
SAW MILL,
WOOL CARDS,
TWO COTTON GINS, AND PRESS,
Good DWELLING HOUSE, OUT
HOUSES, SC.
TERMS-Onc third or,nc p,,:,ah:,sc mon.
ey to be ram in cash Oh day Of sale. aud
the bniah"e hn crr,lil 0r one and two
years. With iiiIcrcsi from day of sale. Sc
cured by bond CT HE purchaser and mort
sage Of the premises. Purchasers TO nay
for all papers aud for recording The same.
J. .. LEWIS, ccp
sept &. lSS3 50 +
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colored man named Wilinnl Gordon of
Pickcns recently exhibited n sewing machine
at the store of Lipscomb & Russell which
was m"de almost completely Of wood. The
shuttle and needle were the only portions
made OF metal garment was successfully
made upon the machine in few minutes.
-GrCenrHie NclcS'
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Iai@CGEA2

Our celebrated Mississippi Jeans
Che best in the worI'D is To hc sold
ut 10 cents. This is The best prop.
crty we have ever owned. 1t takes
but one trial TO make Tor it an cvcr>
lasting friend.
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Col. Cash. the pink of Snr,h carolin,
chivnlry and tho immaculate lender Of In G.
p"ndcntism. paid n visit to Washington las.
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NOTICE 3!

NJ OTlCE is hereby given, that an appli
lN cation viii be made ut The I.AI s,.,
siOn Of the Legislature of the Smtc ~ %nuih
EaFolina, for u RGciinHer VI the Sussh,yus
Gap Turnpike Road, With tho saluo powers
'1ff privileges ms those hcret ofor, rlaurc,,
n'rt 10 be vest ed in Tho present UWn",..
JOHN 4, TiIDitE uiN.
SECRETARY and rruu.urrr
aug 30, 1883 ~ yn,
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DE&H3&s GoodS

7TS7 yards nll ;,h;,lr. half wool
Dress Good, ut 10 ccnlA.
5000 yards Colo"cd Cushmcrcs,
every possible nhalu of color and ar
excellent qnaIity @! Gouls Tor l24c.
beautiful Dress Goods ut Is, l6
II, 10, aud % cents.
The Handsomely 25 and 2S cents
Dress Goods in South EuroIina.
A magnificent Iino of tho finest
grade Cashmcrrs made.
FIcnnh Ottoman Cloths in single
and double widLhs, tho newest thin,.
from across tho waters. Ladies
Cloth u yards wide.
French Amurcs, Bcrgilinc Cloths
English mixtures &C., in tho now
shades, oud'oro Brown, Ma
hogany. Rcsida Green and Blue,
llav"nah Brown, Turcoiso Blue
and Warm Shades of Red.
This stock Of Dress Goods would
DO credit to any house in the larg-
est cities.
From our inability to do this
stock OF Dress Goohs justice here
wo shall rclmquinh it and ,ako
up tho subject of u. AH. HRabEG-
GAN G& ABAeO'S Silks.
1m BLACK SILKS we are well
Fixed.
Wo have Black Silk ut 80 cents
The best rs clA Gro Grain Black
Silk in GrornviIlc.
But when it comes to Black
Silk at $l.00 then VIC arc well fixed
indeed.
We claim to show tho best sL25
Black Silk ever drcampt OF in this
part OF tho world. This is too GOOD
y thing /" miss. You had better
t"ko " look at it before you buy, Tor
If you sec it after having purchased
elsewhere you will be sorry.
Our Black Silks ut Sl.4O, 81 so
Sl,GO and $l.75 are wonderful ,hjnrs
Tor the money.
B"'h grades in proportion.
Rhadzmin Colorcd Silks snmo-
thing entirely new and bcuuli(uI
Goods too.
Como and sec us. 1t will nav
your. We havo too many B;,rrujns
to cnnmorAlo in this space. a Houso
chuck full of Goods as
J. H. MOrgan& Bros
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MER.
CHANTS,
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