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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1885-10-22

LET EACH Pray WE'LL Hrs PAsT. =.
The worlds stage says Shakespeare,
and then proceeds to put himself on re-
cord as asserting that the human family,
are sill actors. This may beso, but where
isthe'audience9 We have got something
to say and we must get rid of it. We
have got little act to do and we must do
it. Will you join us in the rehearsal of
our great moral drama, entitled. Much
for Little, or the Mrgnanimous Mer-
chant Laying our natural timidity aside,
we propose to take the leading part in
the last of characteristics the magnanimous
IL srchant. We want the rest of you to
take the part of the economical buyers.
We shall then proceed with our great act
of selling Clothing, Hatsend Furnishing
Goods to the economical buyers at prices
ut that will drive them wild with delight.
We want large troupe of economical
buyers, as the rehearsal will be held un-
interruptedly all the Fall, and we.want
100 buyers, carrying out their parts con-
stantly at the Excelsior Clothing House,
Greenville, s. @.
.~ L. RoTHsCHInD, Prop'r.
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Nervous Dahilitatad Men

You are allowed free trial of thirty
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Voltaic Belt with Electric Suspensory
Appliances, for the speedy relief and
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of Vitality and Manhood, and all kindred
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Complete restoration to health, vigor
and manhood guaranteed. No risk is
incurred. Illustrated pamphlet, with
full information, terms, etc, mailed free
by addressing Voltaic Belt Co., Marshal
Michigan.
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Clerks Sale.
State of S9satRa Carolina.
COUNTY, OF PICKHNs.

=. Z. Case, vs. M. A. Griffith and B. r.
Griffith.
JUDGMENT FOR FORECLOSURE.
DURSUAATt to an order for sale, made
l. in the above stated case, on the 3D. June
1885, by Hon. }. s. Cothran, presiding
Judge, | will sell at Pickens Court House,
OH SALESDAY IN NOVEMBER next. at
public sale, the Land described in the
plcadings, to wit:
All that PIE Il, PARCEL OR TRACT
OF LAND, situate in Central Township,
Pickens County, on waters of Six Mile
Creek, bounded OH the East by lands of
o. L. Smith and the estate of Jonathan
King deceased, on the Vest by lands of
Whitner symms, on the North by lands of
DIR. Il. W. FOlger, on the South by lands
of +. l.. GarVin, containing One Hundred
Q0O acres more or less.
TERMS OF SALE -One-haif of the purch-
asc money to BIC paid in cash, the balance
OH n credit of twelve months, with interest
from day of SALE, secured by bond and
mortgage of the premises. Purchaser to
pay extra for all papers and for recording
the same.
J. J. LEWIS, o.o:p.
oct 8. 1885 Q d
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Columbia and Greenville Railroad

On and after July 10Th, 1885, Passen-
ger Trains will run as herewith indicated
upon this road and it's branches: Daily
NXcept Sundays.)
No. 63--Ip pA&SENaER
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Clerks Sale.
state OF south Carolima
COUNTY OF PIoKENs.

~SeO ~A SVhhd3a SS&ESakhaS9
, County OF PIoKENs.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
John M. Jones, VS.. Mary Whitmire ct al.
ACTION FOR PARTITION, &c.
DURSUANT to an order for sale, made
IL in the above stated case on the Sd June
1885, i will sell at Pickens Court House.
on SALESDAY IN NOVEMBER next at
public sale, the Land described In the
pleadings, to wit: ~. ..-ss =.
All that PARCEL or TRCCT of LAND
in Pumpkintown Township, Pickens Coun-
ty, on Carrick's Creek, waters of Oolenoy
River, adjoining lands of Van 8. Jones,
Ira Il. Roper, William Masters, and others
containing One Hundred acres, more or
less.
TERMS OF SALE One half of the purch-
ase money to be paid in cash, the balance
on a credit of twelve months, with inter
est from day of sale, secured by bond and
mortgage of the premises. Purchaser to
pay extra for papers and for recording the
same.
,oou J. j. LEWIS, c.cP.
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: :"
AtScncca with X and ID II II for Atlanta
A. with Atlantic Coast Line and Smth
Carolina Railway, from and to Char.
lpstOn.
With Wilmington, Columbia and Au-
gnata from Wilmington nnd all points
North.
With Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
from Charlotte and all points North,
B. with Asheville ard Spartanbug from
r. and FOR points in Western N. c.
C.. Atlanta and Charlotte Division r g. ID
r for Atlanta and points South g. West
G.. II. TALCOTT, Super't.
NJ. SLAUGHTER, Gent Passenger Agt
ID HArpwnJ1, Aszj Gen, PaN Agent
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These are Solid Facts.

The best blood purifier and system regu-
lntor ever plnced within the roach of suffer
ting humanity, truly is Electric Bitters. In
activity of the Liver, Biliousneas, Jaundice
Constipation Weak Kidueys, or any disease
of the urinary organs, or whoever requires
an appetizer. tonic or mild stimulant,. will
always find Electric Biters the best and
onl y certain cure known. They act surely
and quickly, every bottle guarante teed to give
satisfaction or money refunded. Sold at
fifty cents bottle by DR.. G. W. Earle. u.
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Bucklen's Arniaa Salve.

The Best Salvc in the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhcum, Fever
Sores Trtt"s, Hhappcl Hands, Chiiblains,
E"rns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positive
~ cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t is
gu 'rantecd to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by Dr. C. w. Earle.
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Clerk S Sale
STATE o. SOUTH CAROLINA.

COUNTY OF PicKENs. 49,.
Harper Haynes, VS.. Andrew Haynes ct al
ACTION FOR PARTITION, &c.
DURSUANT to an order for sale IN the
l. above stated case, made by Hon. I y
Cothran, presiding Judge, on the 8 June.
1850, Will sell at Pickens Court House,
vt public sale, on SALESDAY IN NO.
NEMBER next, oil the REAL ESTATE
OF Mrs. Mary Haynes, deceased, consist-
ing OF Four (D Tracts of Land near Pick
ems Court House, to wit:
TRACT NO. 1,
On which there is q good Dwelling House.
&c, containing 81 9-10 acres, more or
less, adjoining Tracts Nos. Q and 8, and
others.
TRACT NO. Q.
Containing IS 5-10 acres, more or less,
adJoining lands of w. s. Kirksey, Tracts
Nos. and 8, and Others
TRACT NO. 8,
Containing 1S 2-1O acres, more or less.
adjoining lands of Kelley, Newton, and
Tract No. 3.
TRACT NO. 4,
Containing $40 acres, more or less, ad-
joining Cox, Tract No. and Others.
Plats of the land can be seen in Clerk s
Office.
TERMs OF SALE-One-third of the purch-
ase mony cash, the balance on a credit of
twelve months, secured by bond and mort
gage of tho premises-crc portion to
bear interest from day of sale. Purchaser
to pay extra for all papers and for record
ing the same.
j. J. LEWIS, Cc.p.
oct 8, 1S9b
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The Exercises

OF TiiE PIEDMONT INSTITUTE
" will he resumed on WEDNESDAY,
the 2d day of SEPTEMBER next.
Rates of Tuition remain unchanged.
Board in private families at $40 por
month.
The Departments Of Music, In charge of
Miss AIKEN, and of Art, i'm charge of
Miss HOLLINGSWORTII, offer superior
advantages
For any information, address 49,.
w. al. MOCASLAE,
Pickens G.. H., 8. G.
aug 0, 1885 Is
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The highest cash price paid for Seed
Cotton, at Griffin & Morris gin. 4
Little Willie screams and storms with
a burn upon his nrm. To little Willie
Joy is sent, by using Salvation Oil the
great liniment.
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state of South Carolina
COUNTY OF PIcKENs.
Im Probate Court.
Ex-Parte, John McClanahan, Petitioner,
In Re.
The Real Estate of Godfrey Mauldin.
deceased.
Citation and Notice.

deceased.
Citation and Notice.
TO Fannie McClanahan, formerly Fan-
ME Mauldin,) Reuben Garvin McClan-
ahan, Elias Kimsey McClanahan, John
Godfrey McClanahan, Andra Elizabeth
McClanahan, and William Harrison
McClanahan, il alive, or if any one or
all OF them be dead, then to their heirs
at Inv and distributes other than the
petitioner John McClanahan.
WHEREAS, John McClanahan of the
County of Coffee and State of Tennessee.
hhs filed his petition in this court to have
Vie distributive share of his wife Fannie
formerly Fannie Mauldin), a sister and
heir-at law of Godfrey Mauldin, deceased,
paid and delivered to him rs sole surviv-
ing heir-at-law of his said wife Fannie.
These are therefore, to cite, admonish,
notify and require you and each and
every of you, to be and appear before
the Probate Court in and Cor the county
and State tirstaforesaid, ut Pickens Court
House on the first Monday in December
next, (being the 7th day. ut IL O'Clock in
the forenoon, then and there to show
cause if any you can why the prayer of
the said petition should not be granted
and said distributive share paid unto the
petitioner as therein demanded.
(-~) Given under my hand and
( l.. >. seal of Office Mt Pickens Court
~D'~) House, this the 1st day of
October, Ammo Domini, 1885.
J. H. NEWTON,
Judge of Probate.
WHITNER & ROBINSON,
Pro. Pet.
70 the parties above named, and to all
others to whom it may concern: Take
notice that the petition in the above mat
ter was filed in my Office the 3Oth day Of
September, a. ID. 1885.
j. H. NEWTON, J.p.p.c.
WHITNER & ROBINSON,
Pro. Pct.
oct s, 1885 2 6w
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John and Larry Thornley, had a small
sized runaway scrap last Sabbath, but
no one was hurt.
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OonErosslonnI Matters.

WAAmSdroS, D. G., Dec. SIN The
Senate Ii. reading Of the Presidents mes
saVc was CT Included at :52 P. ~, and II
VIVA Az is uRomAry, ordered printed and
10 lie on the tabs. The chair laid before
The senate the annuSt report Of the secre-
tAry OF the Treasury. also statement from
the Secretary OF the Court Of Claims
showing tho judgements rendered by that
court for tbs past year, and statement
oiths Secretary oil the Senate showing
thereceIpts and expenditures oil bis Office
for the past year.
The aession Of the House was opened
with prayer by its new Chaplain. Rsy. DR..
". II. MilbuTne. The journal OF yester.
days proceedings WAS tnen read, and at
l9:g5 the committee appointed 70 wait
upon the President appeared at the bar 0i
the House and announced ttfSt II had per.
formed its duty and had been requested
by tho President TO inform the House
that he would transmit communication
forthwith. immediately the Presidenta
Assistant Private Secretary was announced
aud delivered the Presidents annual mos
sage. The Speaker laid the document be-
iOFu tie House, and Il was read by the
clerk and listened 10 RttentlYely by the
members,
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SENATE COMBINATIONS.
General LoEnn's Vlow, On tho subj Isot-Ccl.
ltotor ActfhW's Caso,

uoneral LoEhn's Views On tho Subj eOt-CoI.
ieotor hcGTnW'a Case.
sls1!al DiPaist 70 TX Ia.s!lsntr.
| WASHINGTON, Dec. ST.! now seems 10
be definitely rrdc,aiood that IicGmw's
nomination az well rs the other cASes In.
volving the same questions, which were
not acted on before adjournment in the
Spring will be withheld by the Preaiden.
until some line in January, rs he does
not desire them to furnish 4 precedent,
lie prefers to sec tint what lhc policy OF
tho Senate viii be in reference 10 bis an.
pointmentS generally,
Senator John A. Logan interviewed to.
night in regard to the wes. Virginia case.
said Republicans from the State had
been to see him about the PostoiIico bust.
ness, but the McGuw matter was not
mcnlloned. Ho said II il had been he
would have given but one answer. He
would have said tha. Cleveland will have
o make very poor nominations before he
viii oppose them. He does not intend 10
contest Buch cases 80 McGEnW'g at all.
where tho Rpp1intee ID competent. He
don't advocate policy looking toward
opposing the removal Of Republicans from
ciico by Democratic President, for obyi-
Gus feRsoH7.
General Golf said to-day he knows all
about tho movement 10 light the con.
tiriratiOn, but refused to eiYe any inior.
nation further than that tue opposition IA
not only contiDcf 10 Republicans. 4
number OF Democrats, dissatisfied with tho
appointment, will also engage in the
fight.
The term Of Postmaster Leisingring, Of
Charlestown, expires the last Of January,
and j. II. Fiagg is recommended ior the
place.
Ex.DelegaLe B. II. Lurty, OF Clarksburg,
10 in town.
Senator Camden Is confined to his room
to-day with illness.
Mcssrs, &. W. Atkinson and S. p. MCCor-
mick left Tor home tonight.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Tho to,s, sales Of tobacco at Louisville,
Kya for the VI, ,Tr were l2l ,123 hoRsheadS,
George Frye, liu..ts near Madison, Ind!
committed suicide by S.HootinS himself IN
the head. ..
The Ohio Falls Car Company, OF .'euef'
sonvil!e, Ind, will resume operations o..
the lst OF January.
A block OF buildings in JoneSboro, Ark,
including the Court House and records
was destroyed by IRE.
John L. Dean, hardware merchant, OF
Newark, o., has made IN assignment fol-
the benefit Of creditors.
At Paris, KY, John Henry Wreun shot
and killed VIM. Ross, an old man, with
whom he had quarrel.
Joseph b. Lewis, Of New York, fatally
stabbed Miss Belle Sims, by whom h0 had
been discarded as lover.
1t has been decided not to give ball III
part Of the Inauguration ceremonies o.
Governor Foraker, Of Ohio.
Reports received from the Monongahels
Valley coal minca Indicate that the back
bone Of the long strike is broken.
At Gatesville, n. c., three negroes, JohI
SFAnnsT. Isaiah Richardson, and ElwAEt
Saunders, were hanged for burglary.
an unsuccesSiul attempt was made 4
wreck passenger train on the Bee Lint
railroad, b. Springfield, o., Monday.
The report that Minister George II
PendIetoh is dissatisfied with life In Berlir
is believed by friends to be unfounded.
Mr.. and Mra. Dorsey, son.in.lAw anC
daughter, are held for the murder Of Ben
iAmin Burton, colorsd, at Newport, X. |
Fire at Dodge City, KRS,, destroyed par
oi the Globe block, containing number
OF business places, newspaper offices, &c
A young woman named 0'Bien al
tempted TO start her fire with coal oil, 3
THIN, .. She Is dead, and the house j
badly damaged.
Charles Scott, colored, convicted =
Elnesyillc, o., Of shooting at an office
With intent TO kill, was sentenced 70 tel
years' Imprisonment In the penitentAry
The wife Of Hon. William Lawrence
one OF the senatoTs.elect from the duor1
sey county, o., district, died At her hom
In WRhingtou-On.lhe-plke, near CAu
bridge, yesterday morning.
The AIth annual session oi the fedeIi
Confederation Ol oiganiEed trane IN
labor Unions ot the United States an
Canada begun at Washington yesIeruA
morning, The twenty-five delegates pig
eat are said 10 represent Ropstltuehcy
about $4,000 Wofkingmeu'
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TIr sudden death Of William II. Van
derblt will hardly shock the country fol
Mr.. vanderbilt and the public have novci
beru on good terms. He hsS indeed de-
voted IS benevolent use some Of his CO.
Io..al ior.lnC, but there is abroad we'll
,.tlcd belief that such IN accumulation Of
wealth cannot be fairly made in two gen
, aIions, and the public has felt that II
ba an unsettled account with william
n Vanderbilt and.his father.
Tie sndden death teaches the uncer.
,,ia,y Of lie, but the death Of a man who
works Tor dollar day brings the same
lesson. The bulk Of Mr.. Vanderbilt's
s,a.e is likely to be kept within the
nmi!y limits, as his fathers was before,
40 ,ha. there is not likely to be any great
change in the management OF the Wander
Bill, railroad interests.
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VOLUME XXXIV.---NUMBER 93.

who always sought 20 make capital out Of
calamity, but that this won'd DO Of aeTious
character there WIS uolhing to fear.
Mr. Jay Gould, in an interview with. 4
reporter Of tho Associated Presi this even.
Ing said: "hlr, NnieTbiits death is Ger.
thnly BDrprisc 10 ne, aBd SD one too.
liia death vii! be great loaB to the world
OF business aud finance, for certainly he
was the foremost figure in many Of tho
greatest enterprises that have been carried
ga IN taisteHaRtEy during the past twenty.
tye yOnran
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Tag Presidents message contains much
tia, well conceived, many suggestions
for the Advancement OF the public well
fare, and some very blunt drives at his
predecessors OF another party which give
10 the document something Of the cast Of
a partisan pamphlet. The feature Of the
message that will lts. attract attention Is
its grea. and unusual length. Surely there
is nothing in the "stato Of the Union"
which requires go elaborate and minute u
ysyiey Of the country'S affairs; nor wasit
necessary to argue at so great length
propodGous which have all the force q
axioms. The President goes step by step
over ground which. has been thoroughly
covered in the departmental reports.
which in their turn have been devoted
largely to reviewing by departments the
operations of the Government from ~
foundation.
The aim Of the President, 1t may bJ
pTtSUlutuI lb W LhNo ulb IOuhuhSNlSA
read by Congress and by the country, the
probability Of which desirable end is in
inyene ratio to the length OF the docu-
msnt. Ii a message Of this length is to
come often newspapers which aim at
"many things, not much" will be forced
to boil it down." or be condemned for
printing long.winded productions which
nobody has the patience to wade through.
The next fair criticism Is that the Presl.
dent does not employ the English Language
With facility. He writes as ono who lAbors
ut the taSs, and some Of his sentences are
more involved than they need be. Iuthis
last resPect, however, he does not eQusl
the Secretary of the Treasury, whose style
/, slovenly, involved and strikinEly lack
ing perspicuity. Mr. Cleveland is not the
olly President who has written long mes.
siges, but he will hold his own with the
longest-winded OF them all.
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WAsuISdrdS, d. G., Dec. S.-The
American Public Health Association as.
sembled in its thirteenth annual Conveu.
ton, in this city, this morning, with Dr..
James L. RegyGs Of Wheeling, W. Va,
President Of the Association, in tho Chair.
The first business transacted was the elec-
ton Of l9j members. DR.. Henry u, Baker,
Secretary Of the State BoGrG OF Health, uf
Lansing, Mich, read an interesting paper
on "Ths Relations Of Rain Fall and Water
Supply to Cholera" DR.. Salmon then
read a paper on "The Virus Of Hog
Cholera" in which WAS given in detail the
Experiments made by the Bureau Of An
imal Industry.
[Dr. Reeves address will bO found In
another column
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r!TrsnuRaH, Dec. S.-Ahout $50 this
morning q irightiuI collision OF freight
trains occurred on the Panhandle road, re-
suIting in the death Of one man and In
iuring several others. The accident &C..
CURED at q point near Dennison, Ohio,
and at the time the trains were running
at high rate OF speed. The trims were
Nos. IL and As, the latter east hound and
the former west bound. At the time the
engines crashed together George Mouse,
brakeman, was on the engine Of the east
bound train, and was afterwart taken
from the wreck horribly mnnplhd.
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NEw YoRE, Dec. s.-J. Pierrcpont Nor.
gan said Mr., vandebit'S deSih wOuld
have little or no effect n ,hcmasKetsi ,ha,
the West Shore negotiations would 10 on
as before.
Commissioner Finl said Mr.. Wander.
bilts death Woald hE,4 no elect on pool.
ing a. he had been out Of the arrange,
ment for some time,
MI. Henry CleWs, rid Mr.. Vanderbilt
death no doubt.WoIll have some effect on
the mafket& a Il Word be used By those
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WEST NIRnI.lNs .nARE
OF tho Public appropriation {,
River Imprny,m,pts.

OF tho Public appropriation for
River improvements.
splrial Di,p1ieh 10 he LqisliigrHryr.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. s.-The secre.
larry Of the Treasury has submitted 10 Con-
gress the following estimates for the appro-
pria.ioa for rivers and hatbou in West
Virginia: Continuing the Improvements
OF the Big Sandy river, $4,000; for New
river, $4,000; Tor Elk river, $1,000; COM
pieting the improvements Of uckhanuon
river, $4,000; continuing the improve
msnts OF tho Great Kanawha, $500, 900;
for the Gnyandotte liver, 5000; improve
lnents on the Little Kanswha, SIS, 900;
for tho MOnongaheIA, SIgt .OOO.
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Is one way and another a good many
,3Itioaal ciicep JO suggested to help
,np the Government. 1t looks as though
the Civil Service is to DO made elastic
a,5p,a to accommodate some effective
a,,,I.,Ds who can't get In Just now.
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TnG meSsIgc talks tariff for revenue
opl." The beautiful things about the
Je,r workiagmsn will no. blunt his per
rrptsou so that he cannot gee the main
e5,Dl The talk about reducing the tarili
m the u,cessaries Of life is the argument
Am, lfse.traier.
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MISUNDERSTANDING OS-on November q,
isSt At the Residence Of Mrs. Mary Hedges near
GAdts, Ohio, BY RT. samuel Patterson, Ar. JOSIAH
TO MrS Ru1lIA rEynEiroS, Of West Alexander, Ia.
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INyEsrNENr % rRusr ruNns.

Under section s,G5a oIthe Rsvlsed Stat
u;es all funds held In trust by the United
States and the annual interest accrulng
thereon when not otherwise required by
treaty, arc 70 be invested In GtockI Of the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-12-09

"wrs and children" says the PreSi-
lent. "arc the sources Of patriotism" The
no..i,tpt has never had vile.
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RsHmaFketS,
Short Wraps,
Russian Circulars.

Every garment we have in
stock was new this season, and
this reduction signifies more on
this account. Our prices have
been the lowest all the season,
and the ladies OF this city should
avail themselves of this oppor-
tunity to purchase new and
elegant garments at a very low
price.