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The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-10
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

DUBIIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
[ Assessor for the Fifth Aldermanic District of
Jersey City will be present at the City Hall of said
city, during the hours from seven o'clock p. m. to
nine O'Clock m, on tho first and second tuesday
1885, and on the second and third Saturday fore
Moons, in said month of May, from ten to twelve
o'clock, for the purpose Of receiving statements,
under oath or Affirmation Of the personal property
liable to taxation. Of any person or persons or
corporation i'll pursuance of an Act of the Legisla
ture of New Jersey, entitled, /" An Act creasing a
County Board of Commissioners of Appeal in cases
of Taxation. and for eaualizing assignments for
taxes in the County Of Hudson approved April 4,
1873.
DAVID W. LAWRENCE,
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NOTTCE no TAXPAYERS.

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
i Assessors for the Sixth Aldermanic District of
Jersey City will be present at the City Hall of said
city during the hours from seven o'clock p. m. to
nine o'clock p. m, the first and second Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings in The month of May,
1885, and on the SECOND and third Saturday fore
in the said month of May, from ten to twelve
o'clock, for the purpose Of receiving statements,
under oath or affirmation Of the personal property
poration in pursuance of Act of the Legislature
of New Jersey, entitled, An Actcreating County
Board Of Commissioners Of Appeal in cases of
Taxation and for equalizing assessments for taxes
in the County of Hudson" approved April 4. 1873.
ALBERT VAN WINKLE,
Assessor Sixth District Station B, Box II, Jersey
City.
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MS-The SUNDAY TATTLER is read by all
classes in all the walks of life. If you can
supply want with an advertisement, try q
three line notice in this paper at one cent
word
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received by the Board Of
Public Works on
Monday. May IS, 1885, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
for the furnishing and laying of water main tc
supply the townships of
HARRISON AND KEARNEY
with Passaic water, in accordance with plans and
specifications on file in the office of the Chief
Engineer, corner Of Jersey avenue and Mercer
street, where blank forms Of bid and agreement
of surety must be obtained.
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES.
About Il, 700 feet OF cast iron water pipe.
About twenty-inch water gates.
About twelve-inch water gates.
About fan way branches.
About 9. 700 cubi yards of earth excavation.
About Is cubic yards of rock excavation.
About 100 square feet of bridge stone relaid:
About bridges over railroad tracks one 900 feet
long, the other $50 rect long.
About u acre of grubbing and clearing
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed envelopes,
endorsed, 9" Proposals for laying water main to
Harrison" directed to George T. Bouton. Acting
Clerk Board of Public Works" and handed to the
Clerk of the Board in open meeting when called
for in the order Of business relating to sealed pro
posals.
No city official will be accepted as surety.
ALI information as to manner of payments for the
work. route Of the pipe. ETC., etc., be obtained
from the Chief Engineer
This Board reserves the right to reject any or
all bids If deemed for the best interest Of the city
SO to do.
Jersey City, May 4th, 1885,
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REAL ESTATE SALES.


JOSEPH WARREN Auctioneer, will sell on Tues
= day, May 18th. 1885. at P. M, on the premises
the 3-Story and Cellar Tenement House and Lot.
25x100. No. 274 Erie street, bet. Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets. Jersey City. Water on every
floor. Terms, one.haH cash. Title perfect and
sale positive to the highest bidder. For further
particulars inquire Of JOSEPH WARREN, Auctioneer,
Office, 331 Grove street, Jersey City.
JOSEPH WARREN, Auctioneer. will sell ON Mon
% day, May 18, 1885. at P. M, on the premises,
the Cottage Houses and Full Lot. No. 100 Fair
mount avenue, Jerfey City. Street paved, sc
Sale positive, rain shine to the highest bidder.
For further particulars inquire Of JOSEPH WARREN,
Auctioneer, office, No. 331 Grove street.
JOSEPH WARREN. Auctioneer, will sell on We'd
y nesday. May 18th. 1885. at P. NJ. on the
premises. the 4story Tenement House, No. 321
Eighth street. between Coles and Monmouth streets,
Jersey City. There are 20 rooms in the house;
water on every floor. Size of lot, 25x100 House is
all well rented to good paying tenants. Streets
paved and severed. Title perfect and sale positive
to the highest bidder. For further particulars in
quire of JOSEPH WARREN, Auctioneer, Office No. 331
Grove street. Jersey City.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.


CORPORATION NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at the Office
of the Board Of Pablo Works on =
Monday, May 18th. 1886. at 10 a. M,
FOR THE
IMPROVEMENT OF SOUTH STREET,
FROM OGDEN AVE. TO CENTRAL AVE-,
in the Office Of the Chief Engineer. Of Jersey
avenue and Mercer street, where blank forgns of
bid and agreement Of surety must be obtained.
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES:
About 900 cubic yards of earth excavation.
About $50 cubic yards Of rock excavation.
About 400 cubic yards Of sand or gravel filing.
About 1850 square yards Of stone paving
About 800 lineal feet of new curbstone.
About 5000 square feet of new bridge stone.
About 10 900 square feet of new tagging.
About 200 lineal feet Of reset curbstone.
About 1926 square feet of relaid bridge stone.
About 5000 square feet of relaid Tagging
About 400 lineal feet of reIaid curbing.
About 10 manhole heads to be reset.
About basins to be reset.
Time for the completion of the work, sixty
(60l working days.
The making of the above improvement and award
of the contract therefor will be subject to the re-
monstrance of the owners Of the property liable to
more than one-half the assessment therefor:
Proposals mnst be enclosed in sealed envelopes,
endorsed, Proposals for improvement Of South
street." directed to ''-----, Esq, Chair
man of Committee on Streets and Sewers and
handed to the Clerk Of the Board in open meeting
when called for in the order of business relating to
sealed proposals.
No city official will be accepted as surety.
De- 49, q A. D..
THOMAS JACOB, Clerk.
Jersey City, N. j.. May 4th, 1856
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INDIA LINENS (Plain)

lot Sc. per yard; real value 123c.
I$ | lot fine quality, 123c. per yard; real
value Ice.
! lot still finer, 15c. per yard; real
value 20c
! lot extra fine quality, 1sc. per yard;
real value 25c.
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For the Advertiser.
Tribute of Respect.

Alta meeting Of the Council Of St. Marks
Evangelical Lutheran Church, Of Edge
field County, S. c., the following pream.
BILE and resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, our friend and brother, WILL.
LIAM N. STONE, has been called, by
Gods providence, ION bis sphere Of use-
fulness on earth, to his final reward; and
whereas, this Council feels, beyond the
power Of adequate expression, the pro-
found solemnity Of this sad event, and de-
sires to place on record it's appreciation Of
him, both as a citizen and as church
member. be it, therefore, .Rssolued::-
1st. That in the death OF brother STONE,
this community has to lament one whose
character in all the relations OF life was
most exemplary and une1ceptionable.
End. That st. Marks Church has lcst a
Jealous and efficient advocate of it's in
terests, one Of it's most liberal benefactora,
a faithful and blameless officer, who spared
neither his means, his labor, or his time in
furthering Its welfare.
3rd. That we do hereby tender to the
family OF the deceased our sincerest sym
pathy, earnestly invoking upon them the
favor OF the God Of all Grace and consola-
ton, in this their sad bereavement.
.4th. That page in our book OF records
be inscribed to his memory, and that q
copy Of this preamble and resolutions te
sent to the beresved family, and also to
the Lutheran Visitor and Edgefeld AD-
vERTIsER for publication.
T. w. SHEALY,
Sec. Ch. Council.
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White, the Famous Gear, Has MAJ

Wo have added this season tO our al
ready enormous stock OF Gents' a'ic
Young Mems Departments the largest
| line OF hand and machine sewed shoes
that has ever been shown in Georgia ol
South Carolina.
II You have want to satisfy, or fancy
| to crafty, call and examine onr 81 5i
| hand sewed Balmorals, with "WaITE
the Famous Bear" stamped on each pair
Is Cusea "f Gants' hand SOW ed Cons rass
Caters al $3.55 per pair. well wor' d s. o.
We have Calf hand sewed Ralm0ra
that we sell for S2.85 that is good value
Our Gents French Calf hand s'wed
Button b 'ot. Calf lined. at S. 90, * gen-
orally sold for $3.50
Our French calf hani Save d a'm.iral
at s. O0-for beauty and finish excelr, amy
81. 60 SbOe in the two States.
Gents Congress- Caters at S2 90 worth
81 so.
Gents Calf Balrnorals at $3.50, good
value 50 so.
Gents Congress CATERS '(v",y n"hi "
at $l.a0, welt wart'i S2tO
Our Gents Congress Callers at Sl.J0.
forme ly sold nj 81 7'
Boys Calf Bui,on B,nts a.. p Tool at
S2.0O, well wn-l, g 90
Envs' t'alf kalrnrnls at 5! -, would
soil readily far s i"
uur Boy - Bay state Ba.morii> 1T 81 70
is h" ir.st Shne in America
We can sell you Boys =. ~ from
SIC UP.
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!. Death of Miss Patience Minis.

With profound sorrow we chronicle tht
death Of this beloved and estimable young
lady, who departed this life at her home
in Johnston on Wednesday night, the l4tt
inst. An humble christian. she has nc
doubt gone to her reward.
Weep not when I am dead. dear friend,
Dear ones, grieve not when lie low;
While o'cr my clay your soft eyes bend
Remember it was good to go.
When low you press the violent sod,
Whose purple tears enstar my breast,
Beloved, think sleep in God,
Remember such alone are blest.
The perfect silence will be dear,
How dear the chance OF p? Mess resi-
And on, beyond all pain Of fear,
The perfect waking will be best.
How dim this distant day will seem,
: How far, the grief we suffer here
This life the mirage Of dream,
: Merged to morning calm and clear.
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Handiome Brunette.

Hand3ome Brunette.
During the past week, Miss Minnie
Gardner, Of the Roper's Store region. hrs
been visiting the Misses Cheatham Of OH
town. Miss Minnie, whom ve had mol
seen for s"me two or three years, has de-
veIoped into remarkably handsome and
dignifed woman.
Death Of Good CoIored Woman.
Ann Edison. (col. wife Of Moses Edison,
aged 40 years, died last Friday night, Of
disease Of the heart. She bore good char.
actor during life, and a large concourse Of
colored people attended her funeral at
Macedonia Church, where the services
were conducted by Rev. Jos. Barkett.
From the Crescent City.
Miss Carrie Aiken, of lew Orleans,
daughter of Col. Hugh Aiken, of South
Carolina. and granddaughter Of Ex-Gov.
Gale, Of Alabama, ia on visi t to her kins-
woman, Mrs. s. B. Hughes. near our town.
Col. Hugh Aiken was gallant officer Of
cavalry in the Confederate war and YVES
killed in one of The last battles.
Rev. A. Coke Smith.
The Rev. A. Coke Smith preached an
eloquent aermon in our Baptist church last
Sunday night, from the text: Behold /
stand at the door and knock" The Meth.
odiste have abundant cause to be proud Of
Mr.. Smith, not as the coming man in their
denomination, but as the man who has
already eome-who occupies the ground
The Episcopal Ladies Dinner,
As heretofore announced, the Episcopal
ladies will give grand dinner on Monday
tle 9th Nov.-6rst day Of Court-in the
large ont room above Mr. ]. NJ. Cobb's
store. These ladies owe large sum on
the repairs they have been making lately
upon their church, and they vely respect
fully and very earnestly solicit the patror.
g ,e OF the pubic.
r. X. Meeting.
We ars requested to invite the citizens
Of our town and vicinity to meet with
Capt Kirk and sundry citizens Of Ninety
Sir, in the Court House, on next salesday,
to talk about, or rather consult, as to the
new Narrow Gauge from Greenville to
Port Royal. at will meyer do TO give it
up 80, Mr.. Brown" and perhaps if we fail
to get the Cumberland Gap. we may
"strike oil" on the new Narrow Gauge.
Vice President Coleman.
"The Seneca Bank, which was organ
lied short time ago, opened business on |
the 10Th inst. The following are the off
GERS: President, DR.. O. M. Doyle; Vice
M. w. Coleman; Cashier, ]. H.
Stribbling; Directors, ]. G. Carey, w. A. |
Lowery, A. ]. Lowery, s. Y. Stribhling
and s. G. Davis"
The M. w. Coleman mentioned above
is our Mat Coleman, native and former
resident Of our County. His friends will
be glad 10 hear Of his good luck in beeom-
ing Vice. President of the Seneca City Bank.
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Tarley, Known and Loved OF all Edge
Held Men aud Women.

In this weeks Advertiser, James w
rurley, Of Augusta, Ga, the "Archimedes'
Of The Dry Goods trade, announces The
Z" Best Goods Lowest Prcesr p Mr.. Tur.
Icy has latoly returned from New York
where he made some remarkable bargains
and he has those bargains for bis custom
ers and The "rest of mankind" "a virii
of inspection is all that is asked" Turley
is actually offering many articles at factory
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Ducklen's Arnica Salye

The best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheam. Fe.
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill.
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions
end positively cures Piles. or no pay re.
quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfsctien, or money refunded. Price
25 cents per boz. For sale by'W. E.
Lynch, Rdgedold c. H, and 8. #. Hughes
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by Imitators, Bu. No competitors.
White, The Faneas Eear's :Shoe
IIOuSe.

Ask for our Sl.0O Ladies' Kid Button
Boot, worth $500. s.
800 Pairs Ladies' Kid Lace Shoes at
loo, worth 81 so. r'"
700 Pairs Ladies' Pebbla Goat Balmorals
at Sl.56, generally sola at 81 90.
800 P.irs Ladies' Goudola Kid! Button
Boots at 81 30, worth 81 00c
$50 Paris Ladies' Calf PolislI Boots, cal.
iiued. 81 40, good value for 500.
800 Pairs Calf Button Biota, every pair
warn antad. at 81 25, worth S2 25
a small lot of Ladies' Glove Kid Balls
about 300 pairs, will bo sold at 81 o.,
worth Si.75.
The last Of big lot of Ladies Kid Fox
Polish 3o0.s will be closed ont ut S5cents
per pair, formerly sold at 81 so.
A Young Lady, of fastidious and ex-
acting taste, who cannot find, in our
Enormous Stock Of Misses Shoes, pair
To suit her fancy, wonld be hard to please.
our Misses French Kid Button, at Is. 90,
is something very elegant.
Our Misses Curacr Kid Button Boot
that we sell for $50 is worth s3.25.
our Misses Kid Button Boot, AZ $2.G0,
isnnexcelled f,r Style quality and finish.
Our Misses Pebble Goat Button Boot,
at Si.50, was never sold ir this market
JoiOre for loss than S2 90.
a small lot of Zeigler's Misses and
Children's Shoes that will he snid at 25
cents per pair Jess than cost? Listen.
Misses Kid Button Boot, box toe, for
81 0O, regular price So 00.
A Child's kid Button Boot to l03,
81 90, generally sold at $l.50.
A Child's Glove Calf Button Boot, at
81 QD, well worth Sl.50.
y thi!d's Pebble Goat Button Boot, at
IS 81 nts, worth 81 25.
An Infants Button Root, Of 25 cents,
generally sold at rs cents.
A Child's Bronze Button Boot, at so
conts, always sold 81 90.
y after day, new arrivals, at panic prices,
nat will go down to morrow, aud still
10 rain hope to outlive The storm. From
NJ tho house that wants the trade of the
beat these prices or go down-for
GOtnS at Inv prtpoo iva ara rrfpqtorS of
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School Books and Stationery

SCHOOL BOOKS pHu Statl0neTy.
From this date, we will make special
feature Of our business tho keeping Of a
complete stock OF School Books and Sto-
tionery. Any book, or other article, not
in stock, we will take pleasure in order
ing for any one desiring thom.
OL,98.. @ G. L, PENN Il SON,
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from the Or
rors aud indiscretions OF youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss OF manhood,
DO, will send recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great REM
edy was discovered by a missionary in
iStatioa ID, Nea0 York CITY.
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TO Oar FrieRds and Patrons.

Having just moved into our new. store1
we would extend a cordial Invitation TO
all 9. our old friends and patrons to
come and see us, and examine our new
taRisEta tasa md alis 1Szsaly iaGiaasaa zaEis,
ty Of both useful and ornamental goods.
No pains have been, or will be, spared
to make this the model establishment OF
Edgefeld, and headquarters for the vii
lage and surrounding country for pure
drugs and chemicals, fine family groce-
ries, toilet and fancy articles, school
books and stationery, etc etc. Come
We will be glad to welcome you, wheth-
or you wish to buy or not, and guarantee
polite attention to every one.
Very Respectfully,
Oct. 81, 1885 G. L. PENN & SON.
COTTON.-Highest market prioo paid
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4 ;sanarya for Parents a8G GEa:
diahS.

An Actual sa,inss Of it"m SO &" ZOO
Per Cent.
You cannot ri1',rd To miss this grand
opportunity, and Whom We sav that you
cannot afford to purchase clsn"inr", he
fore Sming these .nperb lmrSains, We
nl"'n lint You will r"cogiize nj o'''H' The
sound Logic of IL visit To
Upon our Counters will be thrown, {
from houses that have c'llaps";; others
others who throw out these Sa"riiic'~ in
,,lIch sources ~ those wa biIy our goods
4 nc must go bnyond this A,lvnnrA.i IN
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Barbecue DiaAer,

Barbecue DiaAer.
Twill have-a irst.class barbecue dinner
on Monday of the first week Of Court.
Don't forget me.
MAYBIN GRIFFIN (coi.) J
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Churches.

| Churoh1H.
Next Sunday our Episcopal church viii
b" open for:divine service. Rev. Nv. Whit.
man will preach in our Baptist church
The Rev. l.. F. Beatty will preach at Me-
Ksndree's Chapel. The Rev. j. P. Nesline
will preach at Ebenezer. The Rev. s. J.
Bethea will preach at Bars Chapel. The
Rev. B. F. Miller will preach at Bethany
The Rev. M. D. Padgett will preach at
Richland. The Rev. T. P. Phillips will
! preach at Mt. Vernon in the forenoon, and
at Mt. Carmel in the afternoon. The Rev.
n. N. Burton will preach at Salem. The
Rev. N. G. Cooner will preach at Rocky
Greek. The Rev. J. A. Carson will preach
at Good Hope. The Rev. ]. A. Bell will
preach at Mccormick. The Rev. A. A.
Chreitzberg will preach at Providence in
the forenoon, and at Clyde's in the after.
noon. The Rev, 2. D. Dantzler will preach
at Johnston in the forenoon, and at Har-
mony in the afternoon. The Rev. ]. D.
Bowles will preach at st. Marks. The
Rev. G. w. Bussey will preach at Parks.
vile in the forenoon, and at Plum Branch
in the afternoon. The Esv. ]. S. Jordan
will preach at Bold Spring. The Rev. ].
Walter Dickson will preach at Shiloh in
the forenoon, and at Traywick Chapel
in the afternoon. The Rev. ]. C. Abney
will preach at Gassaway. The Rev. VA.
Herlong will preach at Bethany. The
Rev. g. F. Williams will preach at Ridge
Spring. The Rev. w. T. Hundley will
preach at Johnston. The Rev. ]. X. Pace
will preach at Batesburg. The Rev. ]. F.
Mcmillan will preach at Mountain Greek.
To Call Pastor.
Next Sunday the Baptict Chr-ch in our
village will call pastor for the ensuing
year.
Deferred Until Next Week.
Divers communications, tributes Of re-
spect, &C., are unavoidably deferred until
nsIt week.
Student at Newberry College.
Hem Rauoh, son Of County Commits
sioner Rauch, is in attendance as student
Of Newbeny College.
Removal to Aiken.
Mr.. H. A. Mette and family have re-
moved to AIKEN, where Mr.. Mette hes lu.
crative employment.
Wanted.
We want 1000 new subsc,.. here this
week. Suppose you make one Of them.
That will only leave. 1899.
We Hope Convalescing.
Miss Minnie Tompkins, who has been
seriously ill for 30 long time. we are glad
b state, is rapidly convalescing.
The Misses Watson.
Misses Annie and Katie Watson, Of
Ridge, have been visiting the family Of
Hon. B. F. Crayton, Of Anderson, 8. O.
Association.
Rev. Joab Edwards has been elected
Moderator Of the Lexington Baptist Asso-
'iation, and Capt. A. P. West Treasurer,
Fox Hunters, Attention!
Mr.. ]. G. Harmon, Of the Saluds side,
las already caught this season Is foxes.
rne boss fox hunter Of Edgeheld County.
conducts a Protractcd Meeting.
Rev. John F. Mcmillan, pastor at Noun
ain Greek and other churches in our
)ounty, has been conducting protract. d
Meeting at Wllliamston.
The Greenwood Light.
Greenwood has new paper called the
Keenwood Laght, Abbeyille county now
as s9ne half dozen: papsra; May they
Hive long And prosper: 5
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G.L. PENN & soN are now displaying
-'Eho most beautiful stock Of Jewelry ever
seon In Edgefield--everything in that
, liue you can think of. Go early and take
a look at it.
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sDsssslD aanbsr'issr.
TERMS $500 per Aasdn,
OUR AGENTS +:

OUR AGENTS:
W. ". owB0M, Chappells, s. @.
W. n. YftDELL, Longmires.
J6HH q. HUIEf, Batesville.
W. A. OpoI, Meeting Street.
j.. X. DuRsr, Kirkseys K Roads.
E. B. FoRnRsT, Mine Greek.
TYRE ErKEREDeK, Leesville, 8. O.
JAS. L. QUIFBY & Co., Granlteville.
DR.. JOHN B. ARNEr, Langley, 8. Q.
: N. W. RRooKER, Ridge, 8. g.
! 5JoHE OAuaHMAS, Caughr,an's Store.
WILLIAM KINARD' EtheridRe.
j. g. MERCHANT, Merchant.
z. r. WHATLKT, Parksviile.
L. B. WHATLEY, Troy.
The price OF THE ADVERTISER is 500
per annum, IN adUonce.
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JAS. " TURLEY.
HE e "la ready to give the public the
Best Goods! Lowest Prices!

Read the following FEW our BARGAINS and c and others:
SO doz4n Ladies' JERSEYS, Is, 125 $50.
200 Ladies' WALKING JACKETS, l50
$50 Ladies NEWIMARKETS handsomely trimmed, 500.
= 200 Chdren's CLOAKS, 9 co. $50.
100 dozen SHOULDER SHAWLS, 25 35 So
so dozen Large SHEWLS, rs, 100 1.25. l so.
so Childrens SACQUES and HOODS 25 35 SO.
100 dozen Chill r6ns UNDERSHIRTS and PANTS 25.
so dozen Gents UNDERsHIRTS, 25.
so dozen 35.
100 dozen so.
100 dozen Ladies VESTS 40 worth CO.
Gents RED FLANNEL SHIRTS u.s. l 90.
DRAWERS, SO, LOO.
Red FLANNEL. ls, 25. 80: WHITE FLANNEL. 90 25 80
Extra Heavy RED TW ILL FLANNEL 25 cena worth 40 cents
Large stock Of CANTON FLANNEL. 8, 10, 124.
White BLANKETS So 200 225 (oored BLANKETS l25 l50
200 dozen Ladies Colored and Black CASHMERE GLOVES 2
40 cents, worth double the money.
Dress Goods i'm all the New Shades and Novelties
Black and Oolored CASHMERE, double fold 15 25 35
Fancy BROCADE DRESS GOODS shades, s. 10 Is cena
We have Full Stock celebrated D. Jet Black and Blue
Black CASHMERES from SOC to $20O per yard.
There other Bargains department
mention Jeans oassimees Towels Table Linens Gloves Hanercef
Hosiery Coes Thousands Of yards of Domestca factory
n~A visit inspection all that asked feeling that we will be
able to please you
JAS. w. TURLEY,
so9 9BR0AD ST, AUGUSTA, GA
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1885-10-29

&T Don't fail to call on WN. MULs
HERIN $50, 722 and 9l3 Broad St., Au-
gusta, Ga., for Boots, Shoes and Hats.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1885-10-29
Go 10 Lynch's for cheap groceries

This has no relation to race, color or
previous cnndition-it means Jewelry J.
Iewelry that is Jewelry Go 10 PENN's
aud see 1t.