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The Maryland republicans yesterday put them
serves IN good shape for the coming campaign in
al the SIX congressional districts but the third
where the acrimonious fight over nominee has
not Yet been settled In the first district Mr.. Gen
NJ Russum, OF Caroline county, was nominated: In
The second, Mr.. Thaddeus Z. Blair, OF Baltimore
county; and In the fourth, Mr.. William j. Hooper.
OF Baltimore city. MessrS. Holton and McComas.
present incurnbfnts, were renOmnated in the NTH
and sixth Districts and there seems TO be no doubt
Of their reelection
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-29

IL IS satisfactory TO hear that Gen. Raum char
acterizes as forgery the campaign circular pub
Hahed by the " T. Post as having been issued bv
the republican finance committee and which noti-
hes clerks who have not contributed TO the Marty
campaign fund that further silence Will be con-
s'rued as equivalent To expressed desire to re-
sign before March next. Unfortunately many nj
The utteranceS OF the committee have had 81 mucb
OF the sound OF the crack or the plantation whip
that there was considerable danger that this bogus
Circular might be taken as genuine
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e. E. E:$ 4 4 E E E I. K

A POSITIVE CURE FOR MALARIA, FEVER Am
A6UE-Contains no quinine. arsenic or any rss.Iis.
compounds-st Dr. asgasts. 70 cents bottle 6is-sU6
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lNOR SALE
+ RESTAURANT BUSINESS IN WASHINGTON.

Old established stand on Pennsylvania avenue near
Capitol fixtures and good will of RESTAURANT and furni
ture Of ten rooms restaurant first class and doing gold
business good stock Of liquors and wines hand good
al modern sonxenisnces tine trade guaranteed lease
house Only cash buyers need apply Inquire 3S7 PENN
sylvania avenue northwest, Washington b. c. aul-5ws
TOR sALE-A FINE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT
Ct SprdpH aud summer Carriages, such IS Victorias
Ssff s two sad four ~,
ham Repository and Factory. 4lO-il6 9Th IT. NV APPS
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The late cut in telegraph rates may be regarded
as the forerunner of rattling reduction In EXPRESS
Charges a. soon as the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
gets an Independent line TO New York Its express
business with that city was cut of short time AGO
oy The Pennsylvania railroad managers under an
arrangement with the Adams Express COMPANY.
ana since 'hen tne chief coiapettoro OF the latter has
practically been without an eastern ouL!et II Is
nne christian trait "a forgive and forget hut IL ts
understood that Mr.. Garrett isn't That Kind of n
nan In matters affecting the welfare Of his pet
business enterprises
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Remnant DAY
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
FRIDAY. AUGUST 18th
ON ACCOUNT OF THE INDICTMENT WEATHER
WE SHALL CONTINUE QUIZ
REMNANT DAY SALE ON
SATU RDAY, AUGUST 3OTH,
WITH FEW ADDITIONAL ATTRACTIONS
We have purchased from the travelling salesman of
large Inpor ting House his line of samples of Scotch
Damask and Huck Towels, German DaInask Cloths.
Napkins. Tides Tray Covers Bureau Scarfs. &c Nap
Rms doz Of each quality; Cloths, Of each quality
Towels Of each quality Tides, Tray Covers and Blu
reau scarfs. Of each kind Now to make Remnant
Sale unusually attractive. we shall offer them As
"REMNANTS,"
ON FRIDAY, AUGUST 18th.
the best selections as there can b no duplicates
TOWELS.
This lot comprises German Damask. Huc.a-Buc
Is, II, 20 and 25c.
GERMAN DAMASK CLOTHS.
In Whites, Cardinals Bufs Grays Bronze and Creams
of each pattern only) sizes "a to yards long.
Prices 81, $1.25, 81, 81 Is, 81. So So - aud St.
NAPKINS
Extra quality of German Damask Napkins, guaran-
teed all linen q doz Of ech) prices Soc, &c., &c., IL
$l25, $l50, 3d.
TIDES. TRAY COVERS. BUREAU SCARFS. 10.
Large assortment Zone Of each k1nO ut Remnant
Prices"
First Department the right, Pennsylvania Avenue
Entrance
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e :: 3 e. E. E. $ e. e.
{ t.. $ 3 ) + :: :: :; :: ::
VIE HAVE SEVERAL LOTS OF
CENTS GOODS,
And We shall sell them out below cost They are all
perfect and seasonable goods the sizes broken
and we shall sacrifice them before the new goods
mence to arrive You may save something by glancng
at the list below.
COLoRED MERINO UNDERWEAR,
Both Shirts and Drawers genuine English goods We're
sold earlier in the SL25 The sizes are some
Of them sold out and what we have left we shall close
at 69c.
GENUINE Isle THREAD SHIRTS.
Were before sold for less than sl25 We shall
close the lot at 75c
REAL FRENCH BALBRIeGAN SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS
Were never sold less than s125 Some of the sizes
have been sold out. We offer the balance at &c.,
GAUzE SHIRTS,
In sizes a. Sc and 50 only usually sold at &c., are now
&c
All the PLAIN. CoLoRED AND STRIPED COTTON
SOCKS. usually DC, now l9c
Odd lots Of TIES AND sCARFs, many of them worth
75c.. are now 25c
All the SCARFs usually sold at ssc are now marked
Soc.
A lot Of fine fancy trimmed NIGHT SHIRTS, In all
szs and made of the best cotton with trimmings that
will not fade. really worth 1.s5 are now 81
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FAIL HArs
Fail style Dress hats ready. Derby Hats in new
shapes and colors Knox and Youmans Fall STYLES ust
received.
II. STINEMETZ& SON,
Pa
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We want to say few words for our PALAIS ROYAL
SHIRT Many Of competitors advertise shirts at
lower price but want to right here that when it
comes to question of real worth the PALAIS ROYAL
SHIRT proves itself to DC Just what claim it s-the
best shirt in the world the money 1t is made of the
best materials obtanabe. and the workmanship is the
very best in fact cannot give You better shirt at
any price. We sell them now at soc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-29

The Blaine people beginning 70 think that
senator Etimunds is the source Of the cold waves,
which occasionally sweep over this country with
such chilling effect, and not Manitoba as has gen.
orally been supposed The weather bureau ought
T. look into this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-29

The 1act that ex-Congressman Pound OF Wis
conSin- has come out for Cleveland. gives some
color 20 Tie reports OF republican dis1ntegrarion
u that state.
NOW the battle can 40 on. James Redpath IS in
TIE ned, and has declared for ten. Butler
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PERSONAL.

A MECCA IN MUsIC-PROF. DEWOIOWsKTS
AMusicsi Institute rsopens on September 1884 (4th
Endorsements procured tor Europe and America New
SINGING and piano classes are opened now at $40 New
York avenue northwest. aus
DERSONS SEEKING A SYSTEMATIC AND THOR
i ouRh Night School should visit PROF FLYNN
For subjects taught zee his card In Educational col
umn au1O.lm
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The cholera news from Europe IS not SO startling
as II was when the disease first made It's appear
ance at Touion,-partly, no doubt, from the fact
that we soon get accustomed by usage to even the
most dreadful things,-but II is far from reassurng
TO those who may think that all danger OF a visit
from II TO this country has gone by The disease Is
steadily increasing its in Italy and its progress
there Is marked by fatality which did not attend
us nrst ravages In France 1t has reached as far
as Naples, In mild FORM apparently. but there are
good reasons for believing that II IL once gains
Ioothold In that city the record Of it's mortality viii
surpaS5 anything OF the Kind furnished by modern
times Every thing there seems TO be favorable for
its spread and devastation In the worst degree In
aginable.
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nor RENT-BY THE FIRST OF SEPTEMBER
y two new brick houses 2200 and 22O2. on street,
northwest, containing eight rooms. bath room
crete basement with alt modern improvements: rent
$40 per mouth. Inquire 400 It'll street au23-St
NOR RENT-l753 STBEET NEAR DUPONT
II Circle fine three-story brick. Call at lA1l F
street au2l- I'm
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Inc Texas telegraph reporter is respectfully but
earnestly requested 10 not worry the world any
more about the arrest OF Governor Ireland unttl he
Is nnaly and enectually arrested And even then
IL might De that pretty short account of the affair
""uid answer ali necessary purposes. Between
war In China. cholera In Europe. ami no1r,tcs IN
America, We seem TO have about enough in tho xray
of agitatiEg daily bulletins
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BURTON NAcAFEE. A. u. PRINCIPAL
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

tsoR SALE-A NEW Ten ROOM ROUSE WITH
MOD. m IMPROVEMENTS Inquire. thr,e davs Il
Z Isl kSESs, corner of Sth and streets northwest
augIS-3;'
k-oE SALE-TMO NEW HOUSES. SIN ROOMS;
AL MODERN improvements. lih street at har-
tilh Terms easy. ApIly 10 Owner, ls4s Il.rce
i4"'e Au23-iw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-29

From the size and Character OF the Irish Ameri
can Cleveland ratification meeting In New York
I'St hlSht " IS evident that all the Irish voters
nave not gone over 10 Blaine or u Butler The Irish
are naturally democratic as the Germans ar. ra-
publican, and the voters OF both these nattonalitie
are likely II the main hold TO their Old 1noor,ngs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-29
BUSINESS CHANCES.

II HAVE FOR SALE A CORNf. LOT 25rs5 NJ 81 %
c, ntrally located. Suitable for a grocery; also lot
near Judiciary square at 75c. also nunbtr
and lots larEe aud small suit all classes
j. A. MclN IKE sls street n. W. su29-St
NTE HAVE PARTY DESIRING To PURCHASE
w drug store VIII have 10 be a good stand and
sold at a bargain. DCNALL & MARK VS. D street
northwest au27-3t
NOR EXCHANGE-A NICE HOUSE AND STABLE
with Ia acres of land plenty shade and 6ne water
al Mount Pleasant, ID C. City property preferred but
or Mary land Price Of Mount Pleasant property 800
Farm must not exceed 81 800 in price Difference can
remain on property for live years ut xix cent Ad-
dress MUSIC star Office. auI5-lm
EsWR SALE-IMIROvED AND UNIMPROyED
Properly IN every section of thccty prices suit
bnycr country property for sale exchange Money
invested Loans nrEutiatet Rents collected Ele
gantly furnished houses IN northwestern section for
rent PITNEY a. BRADFORD
Arch tects and Real Estate Brokers'
aull-3m 1913 i street northwest
rlNHE POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
The entire property of this Company comprsing With
Other assets valuable real estate and wlarves WASH
liiGton ID c. route thence to Norfolk. Va and three
StfanlDoas y Offered Tor sale Address 202 South 5th
Street. Philadelphia suG- I'm
hWSERS OF REAL ESTATE WHO MAY BE Dis
~ posed 10 sell tue bsrgBin In real
lie quickly can ind cash customers 10y calling
DUNAII MARI
Heal Estate and lnsu. AsrentR
Yg-lm 925 Z street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-29

~ READING. PA.
Within easy distance of Washington and Baltimore
preparatory school for boys. conducted the mill
tay plan thorough Preparation all the higher in
situations Of learning.
For circulars address the head master
jy3l-lm' LOT CLARKE BISHOP
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR RINT-FOUR CUNNING sKIFFs, WITH OR
east side Navy Yard Bridge 18th street su2S-3t'
INOR kENT-A SWEET TONED SEVEN OCTAVE
Il Piano: Sc month or $25 for six months Address
Box lao Star Office. au21.Gt
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EDUCATIONAL.

Dlspf sHELDON's DANCING CLASSES WILL RI
u r,slmrd saturday. SEPT u. n ma and % IN,
~ leoi 4 - Nv. Monday Sept IS 81 and ~ n In :
uatsS ' - - - ''NN Nn WV
SIND for circulars ,uqSs,n
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BOARDING.


OARDING-DESIRABLE ROOMS, SINGLE OR
ID en- suite, with Table Board at l520 and l522 Con-
necticut nu0T 60
4 'LAGETr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lsT WIZ
~ have two large communicating second story
north and south exposure. j. b. CLAGETr, Biaeh1
wood IL. G. au2--3t
FE'HE AUBURN, CORNER OF PENNSYLVANIA
a avenue and nd STREET everything new: pernaneul
IRA sleni and table boarders comlnodated
au26-lm' Mrs. A. q. NEWTON
IS1RSr-CLASS BOARD AND ROOMS AT sI7 16rH
street W.; transient aud table bO8riers also
commodated. Mrs. \. A. HARRINGTON. au20 2ws
DEBMANENT. Transient AND TABLE BOARD
ers accommodated at the Mcpherson House,
18th and streets. Mrs. NJ i SOUTHAIL. aul5- lni'
Il ARGE, AIRY ROOMS FOR RENT AT sl4 AND
IL $40 Indiana avenue Also Boarding for three
months al sixteen dollars month Advance ayrnent
strictly required. jeis-3m
SsFUNHE TREMoNT"-THIs HOUSE HAS BEEN
II ropainted and reIapered and in every way put IN
frSt-class order ii the coolest and dcsirnble
place TO board in the city Terms. s25 &3o $40 and
S45 per month e7
FFNHE LoCHIEL. So 9TH sTREET NORTHWEST.
II furnishes desirable Inducements 10 rAru,anen{
ard transient BoareFs Pleasant rooms FOR senatoru
or MEMBER liable trst-clasz. aull
TINHE LAPIER HOUSE. - W COR lorB AND sra
II n. W; lest conducted Boarding house In the cite
Transient DCarders 1t reasonable terlnA Aess al ali
hours 80
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TNHE BOYS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH
,sGH0Od.

JIG MD-A large amount of money has been ernendej
In renOvatng the buildings refur1shng pupils rooms
with handsome walnut suites of modern style and
plying every necessary for convenience and COM
fort Scholastic dutie. resumed Wednesday September
10th; Terms very moderste For catalogue address
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LEADERS IN CLOTHING,

au29 BIG and 3IS SEVENTH STREET
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| u. ST. JUSEPHS COLLEGE
M Course Of studies: Classical and Commercial
| Terms: Boarders per session of five months 500
Day students according grade Studies will be 70
sumed on Monday. September l. 1884. Address
BIO JOSEPH. Director
Ne2m Baltimore Co Ma
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FOR RENT-OFFICES
FOR RENT-STORES.

I(OR RENT-OFFICE ROOM. WITH FIRE-PROOF
T. vault on second door Of Firemen's Insurance Co
Building. Apply at Office. au25-5t
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EMERSON INSTITUTE. ga l4TH ST. BET. AND
~ Select Classical and Mathematical School for Boys
begins its SD year September 10ththe second Wenes-
Gay Of the month Prepares for business for Harvard
schools and for the .. s. Military aud Naval Academies
For particulars address CHAS. b. YOUNG, Principal
stores. aul3-3,n
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"ISouGh on CougIis."

Knocks Cough OF Gold endwise. For
children or adults. TrOches; 15c. Liquid,
SOC. at druggists.
Any druggist will tell you what he knows
about the merit of Shriners Indian Yer.
mifuge the popular remedy. For sale by
White & White.
Just received case Of beautiful Prints,
suitable for early Spring. &. +. Jones & Co.
II you want good N. o. Syrup go to CT.
Jones Co. All grades at bottom prices.
We are prepared to sell you Lamps from
20 cents to Fifteen Dollars. Before buying
give us a call.
WILHIrE & WILHlTE.
We keep every thing that is kept in
first. class Drug Store, and do not propose
to lie undersold. Give us o call and SEQ
for yourselves.
WILuITE g. WILHiTE.
WlLnIrEs Eye WATER is n sure cure for
sore and inflamed eyes, partial blindness,
&c. If you have not used it, ask your
neighOor about it. 1t is guaranteed to give
relief, and If it does not come back and get
your money or try another bottle free.
For cash you can buy Dry Goods, Boots,
Shoes, Hats and Groceries Of every descrip.
ton at the lowest living prices at c. +.
Jones & Cos.
The best preparation in the market for
cleansing, preserving and beautifying the
teeth, hardening the gums and impariing o
delicious odor to the breath, is Johnstone's
Odontine. Warranted not only to be harm.
less but the best Tooth Powder that can be
used. For sale only by Wilhite & Wilhitc
The best Cologne at Wilhite & Whites.
Tappan's Sweet Bye-end. Bye" the best
25c Cologne, for sale only by
WrIurrr 4 w,,urrp
RetteF than EveF.-Largc arrivals
Of Buggies of all styles just received. select.
ed by me in person while in Cincinnati
BE sure to call on me when Won wan. TO
buy. Those owing for Buggies and Sewing
Machines will please remember when their
notes fail Cue. e. A. REED.
There is constant warfare being waged
between the various species of the animal
kingdom. Think Of tho horribleness of an
army of worms storming the citidel of life
A dose of Shsiners Indian Vermifuge will
destroy them. For sale by Will,ite & Viii.
hite, Anderson, s. c.
After long Mercury and Potash trent.
ment, found myself cripple from Mer.
cural rheumatism. Tried Hot Springs
two years without relief, and was finally
cured sound and we'll by the use Of Swift's
Specific Is. s. 81 CHAs. BERG,
Hot Springs. Ark.
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a Cyclone of Bargains.

You cannot afford to come to Anderson
without looking at our Stock and pricing
our Goods.
We know that it is dull and money Is
scarce, and that is the reason why we arc
forced to sell cheap, in order to sell ut all.
We are getting in lot OF Me,o Good,
every day, and cur shelves are filed and
our counters piled up with s.othing but
absolute Bargains.
The Cyclone of Bargains has struck US
fully and squarely, and we are floating
with it. Listen and be convinced We
obe, y0. only Genuine Bargains, that canno.
help to please you
We will make you the Lowcst Prices on
Calicoes. Bleachings, sheetings, Dress
Goods, Apron Linens, Jeans, Cottonades,
Bed Tickings, Checked Nainsooks. Lace
Curtains, Black Cashmeres. all wool Black
Bunting, all wool Pink, Blue and Cream
Nuns Veilings, black and colored Silks or
5atins, Table Damask, Towels, Doylies,
Napkins, Glass Toweling, Handkerchief,
Gloves, Laces, Embroideries, Ribbons, Cor.
sets, English Grapes, Veilings, Dress Cling.
hams. Hosiery, Carpets, Mattings, Trunks,
Fine Shoes. Clothing, Hats, and numerous
other articles.
Our Stock Is large enough and our price.
loto enough to invite visit from you.
ri. B. Arnstein, the new proprietor ci
the Now York Cash Store. Is determined To
make his Store the Headquarters OF the
trading public. He will offer every week
new Bargains, and takes pleasure in show.
Ing them.
His motto fol !, dull season is an ex
cellent ;one-uf q. everybody ought Il
remember :" P.sh Up Trade 1y Rliing dc.yi
Prices r,
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lar in the South, the presentation Of diplo-
mas is inseparable from thei- ideas Of grad
uating. Here it is different. The final ex-
animation Is not held, as at other institu-
tions of learning, several days or perhaps
weeks before tie time appointed for Conf
mcncement, but on graduation day. The
consequence is there is no time for the
preparation Of diploma. The President
announces that diploma or the College
badge pin, whichever the young lady may
elect, will be sent TO her parents as soon as
prepared.
Miss Lizzie Alexander. leaving hahind
her very enyiab lie College record, takes
back to her home in North Carolina the
very tenderest regards of her instructors
and companions and best wishes of her
friends in Williamson.
Miss Lila g. Prince, the daughter of our
townsman, Mr.. w. L. Prince, leaving
record none the less enviable, takes to her
parents tho hearty 'well done" OF her in
structors, to gladden. their hearts in the
afternoon of their lives.
The writer, having previously had ample
opportunity for studying the character srd
ability of these two young ladies. will be
pardoned for saying that the Williamson
Female College sends out two fine speci-
mems Of the cultivated Southern lady-two
capable OF appreciating the fact that with
them real life has just begun, that only the
foundation for an education is laid, aud
that the superstructure depends entirely
upon their own efforts. KNIIc.
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2 combination horse, he comes up to
4 afieal standard, and Is greatly admired
aose who know him. He has trotting
4 in him and is we'll formed for speed,
q or show. i, ap
F'll be we'll for our farniers'to observe
;py late Act Of the Legislature they
ssquired, during the month ofliaarch,
noVe from the running streams upon
Il lands all trash and obstructions, un.
penalty of fine and imprisonment.
@ complaint being mnde to the County
nisaioners they are required to.indict
offender. b:
ae change in the advertisement Of Miss
Ae Williams was handed in too late for
''on this week, but. will appear next
& With her, usual good taste and
nent, she has purchsssd big stock
dies' goods for the Spring trade. and in
to dispose Of them, she has determine
sell them OF astonishing low prices.
3adies are invited 20 call early and Of.
8 Snd see her pretty goods. tsls l3st q
feca Free Press, l4th inat, :. '.Another
OF colored ernigranis, abont forty.five
I. .t'pmber, came mp on. the Blue Ridge
oad from Anderson on Monday night.
Az half Of them wore refused tickets
Pe emigrant agent who met them OF
sfDOint mn a., A,, -. -. 4
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"A Card.

& TO shes Members Of the Anderso" Bopftss
cB,voh The Churahes at Chester and Brad
lev Ia new town on thu a. q K. R.R)Ys
hlown down By. the cyclone Of ihe 10Th nlt.,
ana the brethren have appealed to you for
aid in rebuilding, A collection tor .nis
purpose will be- taken on next Sunday 2srd
inst. make this announcements In this
wnv. because 60 few: werc at Church on
SUNDAY last, owing to the excitement Incl
dent to the fire. IS l,2s- I. nAAD' ''I'1.
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS FOR THIS
WERX.

A special offering Of fine, fancy Dress
Plaid Gingbams, just the thing for early
Spring wear, at only l0c. All wool Black
BuntiDgs only lSc. Gas.light shades Of
Nuns VGilings, only 20c. Other pretty
Dress Goods from l2lc. to SIC. yard. All
new and married very cheap. Remnants
Of, fine Black CasLmeres at half price. All
colors Silks and Satins at great reduction.
Cottonades in good qualities at only l5c. a
yard. Checked Muslins in ten different
patterns at only l0c. Damask Towels 35c.
pair. Damask fringsd Doylies $l.O0 a
doz. DIR. Warmers Coraline Corset only
$l.00. The hest Nursing Corset in the
world at sl.25. Mattings Just in Carpets
very cheap. Job lot of Stockings at l0c.
New stock Of Ribbons, Hoop Skirts, Gloves,
Enh-o!deries. Table Damask and Lace
Curtains-aIl at greatly reduced and atlrac-
tive prices at the
New YoRk CASH STORE.
GB- A. w. Todd has fine lot Of low
country shingles. which he is selling cheap
for cash. Ii you need any call on him and
get his prices. IS
Large stock of Diamond Dyes, largest in
the city. all shades and ali colors. 10
cents per package.
WlLurrE 6 WILulrE.
You can find the best tobaccos for the
least money al G. +. Jones & Co.'S.
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BLECKLEy, BROWN 8 FRETvv
Large Stock of Goods arrived and to arrive, bought
greatly under regular prices and which we
propose to sell Low Down

We quote Price1 o n Leading II.
all wool reduced Alpaca
1 ,L
SHAWLS, SHAWLS. SHAWLSo
CLOTHING, CLOTHING. CLOTHING.
prices not before heard Maocks
nand4
Knives for 4oS and eo and Boys Handle quality
should before they out Marcy
quality that will all buy
In
PIEDMONT
the andTE
WAGONS al
highest 81
BLEGKaEY, BROWN g. FRETWELl.
IN. Ds oahewi rQusted PROMPTLY aad