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Masters Sale. h
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLIA.
COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE..
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.5G2

COURT OF CoMA0 I.
Arthur Parker against Edward F. Parker
, Administrator, and others.
DY virtue Of IN order Of sale nude in
ID above stated case by j., y. Cothran, Jud
or the 9Th Circuit, aud dated Sept. 2sth, II
I will oflor for sale At public cutlery atAh
Vile G. H., s. c., on Monday, Nov. Ind, u
being Saleday, within the legul hours or sd
the toIlowing described property, sl Ras \
tnte OF DR.. Edwin Parker, Deceased, to Wit
~ that lot or parcel or land; In the iownsa
ed ut the tilnoo OF his death. situated on Churd
Street, and containing gra-arH. as.s - a
Two Acres, -
more or less, bounded by lands OF Mn. K{.
Lewis Park or uni Trinity church lot. ~. n
TERMS OF SALE-Qne-half cash, bai9A
on a credit OF twelve months with Int
from day of sale, secured by bond Of the
chaser and mortgage Of the premises.
&c. KLUGH. 4
Oct. :, 1855. Il Master.
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Masters Sale.

Masters Sale.
THE STATE OF. SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ABBEvILI.E,
COURT OF coxxoN pleas.
JamesT Nix against Willis or Wm. Tollcson
alias Willis or VIM. observation-disclosures.
PY virtue of on order Of sale made In tht
u above stated case and dated June II. lSS5
I will offer for sale ut public outcry ut Able
VILE c. H. C., on Monday, November =, 1885
being Salcday, within the legal hours OF sale
the following described property, situate In
said State and county, To wit: AL tnat tracI
or parcel Of land containing
NinetY.Four Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands OF DR.. c. Hart
james Rasor, and JUS. +. Cook, and lying on
the waters or Suluda River In Cokesbury
township.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash. Purchaser TO pay
]. c. KLUGH, Master.
Oct. 9, 1885, It
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Masters Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE.
COURT OF COMMON LEA
Hugh R. Wilson and others against James A,
Reid n others.
DY virtue OF an order OF sale made In the
u above stated case by the Court OF Com:
mon Pleas, on the 9Th day OF October, 1885, ]
will offer for sale at public cutlery ut Abbe'
VILE G. H., 8. C., on Monday, November End,
1885, being Saleday, within the legal hours OF
sale, the following described property, situate
in said State and County, being Of the real es:
tate of Mrs. E. 4. Reid, deceased. to wit: All
that tract or parcel OF land, known as the
Homestead and containing
Four Hundred and Thirty-Two Acres.
more or less, bounded by lands formerly OF
Mrs. Mary Wilson, deceased, Estate OF Thorn
az Crawford, deceased, Estate OF Henry w.
VIM, deceased, and others. The said land TO
be divided into two or more tracts. plats Of
which will be exhibited on doy OF sale.
TERMS OF SALE-One.h half cash, balance
In twelve months, with interest from day OF
sale, secured by bond Of purchaser and mort.
j. c. KLUGH, Master.
Oct. 7, 1886, At
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Masters Sale.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
NJ. G. ZcIgler, c. c. P, as admir-, &c. against
John r. Madison.
RY virtue OF M order of sale made In the
- above stated case and dated June IL, 1885
I will offer for sale at public cutlery ut Able.
willie c. H., S.. G., on Monday, November .. 1855
being Saleday. within the legal hours OF sale,
the following described property, situate In
snld State and county, to wit: All that tract
or parcel of land, lately belonging to Eliza
Matlison, deceased, on which she was living
Two Hundred and Fifty Acres,
more or less.
TERMS OF SALE-One-half cash, the bal.
ance In twelve months, with Interest from
day of sale, secured by bond OF the purchaser
and n mortgage Of the premises. The pur'
chaser to pay the Master for papers and pay
for recording.
j. c. kLUGH, Master.
Oct. Z, 1895, It
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A Hint to COttOnt0ts.

lheTSHOV UQaeue.l
When South Carolina learns how to snvc
the millions Of dollar that 20 beyond her
borders for the things which she can enElly
raise Mt home. she will have uproSperOuS and
happy population all The ycnr round.
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4 Columbia correspondent of the Herald
and .Ncrs says II is ruinOred that there viii, DO
q spirited contest before the General ASSEM-
bly, for the md Circuit Jud@eship. which IL
now filled 10y Hon. \ =. Aldrich. Hon. j. w.
Moore. of Hampton; Hon. Vim. Elliott, of
I.enufnrt: Hon. j.J. Mnhcr, of Barnweli, and
Hon. Geo. W. CTocf. Of Aiken, 1t Is said, will
TO candidates FOR This position.
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THU Honea Path Plu,ndrdier Is nm excellent
paper which deserves a large field OF useful
ness.
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DID any man ever zee nm anti-prohibition"
list who was not a pronounced friend OF tenn.
perance
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Masters Sale.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

COUNTY OF ABBEflLLE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
A. J. Salinas & Son against Fred'k T. Hodges,
ct al.-Foreclosure.
DY virtue OF an order OF sale made in the
D above stated case, and dated June 18th,
1886, I will offer for sale at public cutlery at
Abbeville C. H., s. c., on Monday. November
End, 1885, being Sale Day, within the legal
hours Of sale, the following described proper
ty, situate in SaidS State and County to VII
All that tract OF plantation Of land, Oil Mul.
berry Creek, waters OF Saluda River, and con-
tanning ~ -..
One Hundred a7d Forty-e,Ght Acres
moro or less; bounded by lands now or lately
belonging to William Hodges, Susan Riley,
and others. Also, that tract or parcel OF lanu
containing
Two Hundred and Fourteen Acres,
more or less, and bounded by the tract herein
first mentioned, and By lands of the Estate OF
Marshall Sharp, William Hodges, and Others.
The said lands to be rcsold at the risk OF VI.
u. Hodges, the former purchaser.
TERMS OF SALE-OnC-half cash anu inc
balance In twelve months from the day oil
sale, with interest from the dry OF sale. Secur.
cd by bond Of the purchaser aud n mortgage OF
the premises, the purchaser to pay the Mas
ter for papers and pay for recording:
J. Z. kLTGH,
Master.
Oct. 9, 1857. 1t
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Masters Sale. ,
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
William Caldwell against James c. Caldwell
and others.
DY virtue OF IN order Of sale made In thu
ID above stated case and dated October 9th
1883, l will sell at public ontcry ut Abbevllls
&. H, s. c., on Monday, November End, 1883
being Sale Day, within the legal hours or sale
the following described property, situate II
said State and County, being OF tho Rcal rs
tate of w. +. Caldwell, Deceased, to Wit: Al
that parcel or lot OF land, located In the Town
OF Cokesbury, containing
Twenty-Six Acres,
moro or less, bounded by lands OF B. Y. Hern'
don, and others, and known as the Home
stead. Also that tract or parcel Of land, locat
cd near Cokesbury, containing
Finy-NIne Acres,
moro or less, and bounded BY lands Of W. G.
Norwood, II others.
TERMS OF SALE-Onc-half cash, balance
credit of twelve months, with Interest
from day Of sale, secured by bond Of pnrchas
er and q mortgage Of the premises. Purchas
er to pay tho Master for papers.
Oct. 7, 1885. At Master.
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. Masters Sale.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Mary A. Hunter and Johnson A. Link against

S~&N = A1Ho
Mary A. Hunter and johnson A. Link against
Samuel A. Link, and others. |
Try virtue OF an order OF snle made in tho
above stated case and dated June 18th, 1885,
l will sell at public outcry at Abbevilie c. III
$. c., on Monday, November 2nd, 1876, BEND
Sale Day, within the legal hours OF snlc, ~
following described property, situate in 81
Stale and County, being OF the Real Estate
Emily Link, Deceased, 10 wit: All that II
or parcel OF land, containing 4;
more or less, bounded by lands Of Mary NJ
pier, John Bankman, Wiley Burnett and Oh
ers. -
TERMS OF SALE-One-hnlf oash, 'bais
on o credit of twelve months, with Int
from day OF sale, secured by bon OF the
chaser and q mortgage OF the premises.
chaser to pay the Master for papers.
j.. C. KLUGH1
Oct. 7, 1885. At MAST
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Opening Of Schools Exami.
nation of Teachers.

THE public free schools OF Abbeville conn
| ty, for the scholastic year 1856 will open
on the Bird Monday in January, 1886. An ex.
branches, will be held on LIST Friday and Sat
urday In January, 1856, for white and colored
teachers respectively. All certificates Issued
by the present Board Of Examiners, or our
Certificates from adjoining counties will not
he recognized. We earnestly beg the hearty
cooperation of all who are interested In tho
welfare Of the schools. Respectfully,
GEG. G.. HODGES.
]. C. kLUGI,
JNO. a. ROBINSON,
County Board OF Examiners.
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Tho Trustees OF the Newberry Female AcaG.
envy met the SIh instant and elected Miss
Anna 7. Latham Teacher In the Art Depart
,ucnt il tn. aCld.iny. Miss Latham is n
daughter OF Rev. DIR. Latham of Due West and
WAS very highly recommended US "a teacher.
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Masters Sale.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAR0IiNa
COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE.
COURT OF coMMo PLEAS.

IOON1I OC abbES1LlLCs E- |
COURT De coxMoN PLEAS. "a;
Thos. K. Jackson and w. T. Mcdonald against
Ellen q. Gossett, et aL-Partitlon.
Try virtue of m order OF saIe made in
~ above stated CHIC by the Hon. J.SS. Col
ran, Judge Eighth Circuit, on 9Th day of u
ceni6er, 1854, ! wiz offer for sale IT pubhc oni
cry at A5beville Z H.. 9; e. on Monday, N
legal hours III sale, the following descrtl4
property, situate In said State mud CouI1gy,
being the Real Estate OF Thos. Jackson and
Anu r. Jackson. deceased, 10 vii: All thu
tract or parcel OF land, known AZ Truct No. 4
or the Homestead, containing n,
One Hundred Acrcs, :
more or less, bounded by lands .Cs111
WardIaw, Tract No. 2, o Able, am
II by the Snake RAmd. Also flluI
parcel Of lund, known as Tract No.1
Ing -.
One Hundred and Forty-Fiye
more or less, and bounded BY Iands Of d.
Snake Road. Also, that tract or parcel a
land, known rs the Tract No. 8. or the Hum,
phrey Jackson Tract, containing
One Hundred and Twenty.F Fave Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands Of JohI
Able, Mcneil, and Tract No. 4, and the Snail
Road. Also, that trnct or I'arcel OF Lad
known AZ Truct No. 4, or the Mil Tract, e
h,ining
One Hundred and Twenty-Five Acl
more or less, and bounded by the Snake Rd5
Tract No. 8, and McWilliams Land and j..
Neel.
TERMS OF sALE-onc.half. cash, balanj
on credit twelve months secuscd by bond atv
mortgage with interest from dny OF sail
With leave 10 purchaser to pay all cash. pq2
chaser to pay for papers. -
]. c.
Oct. 7, 1886. At MASTER
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take tho oath, and was Therefore ordered to
st,nd aside
The Clerk announced that the panel wa
now exhausted.
ordered To stand aside 10y the State.
II. l.. ClinkScalcs-.At request Of State sworn
on his roir dire. lie had no bias or prejudice,
had formed an opinion.
cunrt-Is 1t such an opinion ms would pre-,
vent you from =iringnn impartial Judgment"
juror do not know rs 1t would.
4. NJ. knnN-At request OF the state, sworn
on his ,oir dire. He had no bias or prejudice;
had formed an opinion. which opinion would
affect his Judgment. He could not tnke the
oath, and WAS consequently ordered to stand
aside,
IL. W. Hestcr-At request of the state was
sworn on his rUir dire. He had no bias or
prejudice; had formed an opinion. which
opinion he thought would not affect ms
Judgment nn hearing the evidence. lie knew
of no reason why he should not act Ms juror
and was sworn.
Il. w. Millcr-At request Of state was
sworn on his roir dire. He had no bias or
prejudice: had no opinion; could giSea in!r
and impartial Judgment. was no kin TO inc
prisoner. State re%rcmptorily challenged MIN.
y. NJ. Erwin-At request OF State was sworn
on his r0fr dire. lie had no bias or prc)inuicc
which he thought would affect his JUDGMENT;
he could not take the onth, and the Court or
dered him to stand aside.
W. d. Mars-Sworn at request OF the state
on his rOir dire.
Court-Have you any bias or prejudice
against the prisoner?
Juror-No, sir, 1 have n sympathy for him.
Court--Have you expressed or formed an
opinion as to his guilt or innocence?
Juror-Not since tho last trial. Before that
time l had expressed an opinion. ldouht my
ability to decide. If l were pressed l would
30 according to law and the evidence, but
would rather not serve.
Court-Any of the jurors would prefer mol
to sit, hut that is no excuse.
This was the last of the Jurors who had been
ordered 10 stands aside. The Judge suggested
that another panel of fifteen jurors be drawn
Mr.. Bcnet-As each side Is exercising tne
, right to swear Jurors on their uotr dire. that
number may not be enough. Twenty, 1t
would seem 10 US, would DO the better mum
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Be in Time.
|tALL soon II you want a hand made har'
u ness, we arc trying to keep mp q supply.
May q, 1851, II TlIUS. BEGGS.
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Notice to Creditors.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN
COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE.

" OF COMMON PLEAS.
Mary A. Hunter, ct al. against Saml A. LID
ct al.-Partition.
tQY villue Of an order OF the Court OF
- mon Pleas MADE in the above stated
and dated June 18th, 1885, 1 hereby giv1
to the creditors Of Emily Link, deceas3
present and prove their claims before ME;
or before the second day Of November. ia
In order that the claims SO proven may |
paid out Of the proceeds OF sale Of the Re
Estate OF said Emily Link, to be sold on g
day by me for partition.
Oct. !, 1885. 1t Mnt
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Don't shell corr with your hands when You
can buy for 50 The Rogers corn shelter. The
Abbeville Wholesale Store has just received
thirty OF these shelters md is now ready to
deliver all that they have scld. and to3mnkc
contracts for the sale Of another lot. This
shelter Is thcfbest thing Of the kind that Inns
ever been sold on this market. Do not fnil to
buy one. 10.l4
Wedding Trcsents.-Spced & Nonfcr o
have In store nh elegant line of dressing
boxes, mirrors, plush goods, etc. etc. These
goods make Tho handsomest wedding pre-
sents to be found anywhere. 10-l4
Window Glass n Putty.-We have pur.
chased an extra large stock Of window glass
and putty. and intend selling them ut close
figures. Give us Il call. Speed & Neuffer. ~
Speed & Neuner have a splendid line OF
brushes, combs. etc. sylvan boquet soap
teree cakes for . cents. Speed & Neuffer. 10
White lead and lInsccd oil at Charleston
I prices, ut Speed & Ncuffer's. lola
Thurber's bird seed. Each package con
tnins a piece OF cutie fish bone at Speed &
Neufler's. 10.l4
Don't NEGLECT to soak your wheat before
sowing. You can find the blue ston at
Speed & Neufier's. 1O.14
The prettiest IN cheapest limo OF striped
%flnnnels for ladies' and children's clOalls and
wrnppers in town, just received ut w. Joel
Smith & Sons. 10-l4.
Dom forget when Won come to court next
week to drop In ut Hadlon's and zee their
line Of millinery, dress goods, trimmings. vel.
vets, Russian circulars. new markets. short
wrap, Jersey jackets. Jersey %finnncls. French
fannels, tricOes, satin berbers. Boucle's cloth,
trlcotines, ladies. Misses and children's fine
shoes, rubber goSsamers, rubber shoes, hand
satchels, kid gloves. black and colored hose,
curtain materials, table damasks. &c. In fact,
almost any article worn or used by ladies can
now be found ut r. NJ. Haddon e. Co.. Oct.14
Rubber shoes mnde of pure gum and extrn
light weight, all Nos, ladies', misses and chill.
dren's. II. NJ. Haddon & Co. 1911.
Missls charlottesville lntest style cloak
for Misses wear. r. NJ. 11addon 4 Co. Oct-l4
Special attention given to the "Domestic''
sewing machines. Light running and simple
For sale by II. NJ. Haddon & Co. Oct-t4
Beautiful S~iIvcrwRre.
Mr.. n. n. Reese Is In receipt OF M elegant
assortment OF the most beautiful sllverware
that hns ever been brought to this market
His stock. which Inns to be seen to be apprcci'
ated, consists In part Of tho following first
class triple and Qnndruplo goods. viz: Mug.
niflcent Jewel Baskets, castors OF NIL styles,
pickle and butter dishes In great variety, ele.
CANT cake baskets, tea sets, jelly dishes, walt
crS. pitchers, toilet sets. &c. Knives. spoons
forks In beautiful styles and Of durable quail
~. Oct-7 IT
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-12-18
AT THE sLAUGHTER-HOUsEs.
Magnificent Bovines offered Up as
"a sacrifice ON the Christmas
Altar.

This being the time OF year that
gourmands anticipate glorious Christ
mas feast, when the handsome steer and
coquettish COW is sacrificed at the altar Of
our carniverous appetites, a DEMOCRAT
reporter, in company with Mr.. Joseph
Jennings, behind high-stepper, called
at Jennings slaughter yards, two miles
North of the city, and witnessed the
preparations being made for their regular
Christmas display. Messrs. Jennings e.
Sons make their holiday display in the
true style and spirit OF old England, where
roast beef and plum pudding rule the
day. AT the yards Mr.. John Paul i'll
charge, and George Gniver, the
expert manipulation OF the knife,
were found busily engaged in dressing
some OF the most elegant beef animals
ever presented to any market, and when
they were deprived of their heads and
feet they presented the symmetrical form
amounting almost to absolute squareness,
and looking so plump, fat and juicy that
the reporter felt as il he could have
started in and enjoyed a square feast if
he had been possessed of match and fry
ing pan. The enterprising firm will ex-
hibit some thirty OF the fatted kind at the
Empire Market, corner Of First South and
Commercial streets, aggregating in their
full holiday display sixty thousand pounds
of meats.
The dispatch and skill with which
meats of all kinds are prepared for the
market would prove interesting reading
If time and space permitted the descrip-
ton, and is we'll worth visit by anyone
at all interested in what may be rightly
called the fine art OF slaughter. The IA
cilities provided at this place OF activity
are of the most modern and approved
character, and consist of about forty
acres OF feed grounds, corrals, slaughter
and storage accommodations, with ample
steam power and appliances for the max
ing OF tallow and reduction of all extras.
Everything passes along in system
attic manner, and Guiver's (the head
butcher) commands sound like military
orders in their regularity and precision
To-day "Jumbo No. q" q fine Durham
CRASHED yearling, was escorted to the
yards and placed upon the altar. A finer
specimen of beef would be hard to find.
"Lady Blanche" beautiful roam
thoroughbred Durham COW was driven
in from the DevereuX farm at Centre
vile and placed upon the scales, which
she balanced at l ,920 pounds. This hand
some animal never had pound OF grain,
and when dressed will be sight among
the extensive display.
White & Sons, Glenfeld, Amos and the
other leading butchers OF Salt Lake, are
making equal endeavors to compete with
the leading holiday displays OF the
market
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A Denver "Criticv on Carleton.

After the unstinted praise and adula-
ton which tine family of Salt Lake critics
unanimously agreed to shower and pay
to the Carleton Opera Company while
filling their engagement here, the follow
ing, from one OF Denver's leading papers,
will afford them interesting reading
"'fhe very indifferent snap concern which
Mr.. Carleton is palming off on the public
as comic opera company this year,
mangled 'Nanon' again at the Opera
House last night. When Carleton was
here last year he had some good people
with him, but Jessie Bartlett Davis, Dora
Wiley and Mr.. Clark have found better
opportunities for the employment OF their
talents, and their substitutes in this COM
pany feel proud to be let appear in the
chorus in the East Carleton himself
plays minor part in New York when he
gets an engagement there. The people
OF Denver should not allow themselves
to be taken in by snap organizations that
would not be tolerated in dime museum
in any other large city,"
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The Minnie Moore Mine Tied Tn.

Carmichael, the holder of the first
mortgage on the Minnie Moore mine, is
at Bellevue, says the Inter-1daho. AS the
mine is and has been for months, it can
never pay its back bills. 1t ought by all
means to be worked. The bottom is not
knocked out OF the mine by good deal,
and we should not be astonished to be
called upon within a few months
to place that same property on
record us u dividend paying prop
erty. Just what Mr.. Carmichael
proposes to do we know not, but il those
whom the Minnie Moore mine owe for
labor or capital advanced would all pull
together, or allow some of the claimants
to go on with the work of extracting ore
and shipping the same, it seems to us it
would be more satisfactory to all parties,
as they would certainly be getting some
thing on old accounts every month, else
we have been greatly misinformed by
those who know every foot OF that famous
mine. Ii left, however, tied up as it is
now, it will continue to be an eyesore
and curse to the Wood River country.
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A Nevada Girls Regrets.

a Panaca girl writes thus to the Phoebe
Record OF her visit to Bullionville: ooh,
You do not know how heavy my poor
heart grew, and the excruciating agony
it suffered, as / visited the domiciles of
my lady friends and found them most all
with a charming little babe on their Laps,
My mind wandered backward but one
and two brief years ago, and sad indeed
did feel rs | reflected that might have
been the mother OF all those babies if |
had only wanted, for all their fathers had
proposed to me many, many times. TAX
ing in the whole situation and surround
ings, there is nothing strange in vending
my way home through the mud that
evening with sad heart, for lost papa's
boots in the mud and had to go home in
my stocking feet"
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Where the Dollar Goes FurtLest

The approach OF the holidays make one
feel rs though every dollar should have AT
least two hundred cents, for many things
have to be bought The little ones eX-
servants, and if the pocket is not entirely
drained by that time, friends and other
dear ones have TO be remembered. Ii we
cannot make dollar worth double lis
value, we can at least try to secure as
much for it as can possibly be got, and if
you will for this purpose call at Simon
place after having made your purchase
with a smile OF satisfaction upon your
countenance.
The bargains in Fancy Goods, Ladies'
Bags and satchels, IIandkerchiefs, Lace
Goods, Gloves, Jewelry, Woolen Goods
and everything else comprised in the
millinery and fancy goods line, are such as
will induce everyone visiting the place to
purchase something. ~