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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07
McLoX, RICE 81 CO.,
CHARLESTON, 3. Q.
SUMMER CLEARING SALES.
DRESS GOODS,

=, In order 10 close out as quickly as possible
@ xne Iene,nae! ot our stock of DRE5S GOODS
we VIII place before our customers this week
some IaLG bareaina. Remnants or Dress
1ooos Will be sold at half price.
CanVes Cloths, Albatross Cloths Etanline.
WOOL lBat1ste, Crazy Cloths, Frenoh ia.
teSps, choice Ginghams ana Lawns.
only CLIO, worth double, A''
,, Hp pieces Canvas Cloth In Cream, White
One case 86-inch CANVAS Stripes at ofo =, ~
yard. worth 85c. " o pa
Fine French Flannels for Ladies' and Chill
regular price 81 por yard. WV
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COM E AND SEE OUR

121ac 4 d French sRteens.
24c sum- Silks.
300 Coyored India Snka.
d2c Colored SILK BrocadeR
68c Heavy Black Gros Grain Silks.
9so 4 Quality slaok Gros Grain silks.
,,,So hSo Extra Fine Quality Ooored Groa Grain
g g French y Embroidered Suits.
SI ~ E&tra Fine Qualify Embroidered
% 81 High Novelty Combination Suits,
11o French Batistes.
90 d.4 Colored Organdics.
BIC Now Designs 7-S Colored Lawns,
and 1910 Bombay Crinokled Seerauck-
81 ana 80 French ana German Dress aing-
e9o Beat Quality I'D Sea Island shirtInga.
osc and a 81, @ aPtH Pure Sll lisfssfi; sIH Psrasos
81 A8 and $1 90, An extra fine Satin Para-
II and 200 Bathipg Suit Flannel
Aa ana loo Large Russlan Bathing Towels
TOWELS.
oily. 49, 12' 10' TO- 2a0 FlnoS' Towels in the
50 and eho a No; l Quality Quirts.
land 90 India Linens.
3 and DC Victoria Lawns.
6A ana 70 Fine Cheok Nalnaooks.
23 and 86c Gonts fine Summer Undervesta.
LACEs,
1,2,h $, 8, 10, Id ana 81 cents ana up.
EDGINGs,
pa, 9, 8, 10, ~, 10 cents ma up,
70 7-8 Fruit Of the LoOm.
&c 3-4 Bleached.
7Ao 4.4 Fearless OF all Competition.
- and ! Good heavy 10.1 BheetinG,
23 ana BOO Belfast Table Damask.
30 and 1ac Turkey Rcd Table Damask,
48 and 68c ia Fine German Table
Damask.
20 ard 9sc Sd Best Quality German Table
DamaRk.
6oand coo on the dollar for Table Scarfs,
TIDIES,
8, 8, 10,'1 2lA Is, 90, Is cents and up,
DOTTED SWISS,
ID, 10, 10 conts.
RUSSIAN AND ENGLISH CKAsHEs,
o, 8, o. and 1924 cents.
WOOL NUNS YELLING.
Lot 1 at 21ac. job lot.
LOT at 17c, fine imported goods
w 11o-1noh complete patent Mosquito
800 American Sd Mosquito Netting.
10 10 20 per cent reduction on French Bob.
inetg. ''
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N,A RRIAG GEs AT COST.

On exhibition at 251 King gtrest,
under WaVerly House, tho following
vehicles, made at AmeHbury, Mass,
first GLASS In every Particular, ana
only sold at cost of making In order
to keep the factory running and tho
workmen togethir during the dull
B7eson.
ONE CABRIOLET,
Reversible Eeat, for four persons,
full leather top ana sido curtains,
rnud.fenders ana lamp. Regular prlca
B326. Cost $226,
JUMP BEAT CARRIAGE,
For TWO or four persons, full leather
extension top. Regular prics $3.50.
Cost $176. With buggy top 9I66.
PARAGON ROAD CART;
The Neatest, Best, Easiest Riding,
Safest Two-Wheeler In tho naarkoS,
No horss motion and no weighs or,
horEe's back. II y0u want O "Twoa
Wheeler" examine this one, REGULAR
pTio9 $3.50. Cost S1l0i
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TLEGANT GooDsy
NAMriLY.
nIAnoMD EARRINGS, $40. S12. SIb, g1o,
sdS R's%SpS e sSSS, Laos Pins, s1o s1a' e1o, s1o
,Diamond, Plain, CHASED ana Tanoy 80.
g. e. 30 5nfb SiH bsaa alp s5s Wn&dRho s2S e RfhsSo
aold Plns anS hsrnSas SsS sS sAs s.
htSdS anS s1ssvo Rolled Gold
bob aso to s8 90; Solid Gold 81, 81 SO, 81 IA
8 SS st snd 76S; sOiia aoid' 7Ss g. 81 p5' 49,
MeoR Ran ana vess UnalnH, Lookou, Bracelets
soa soG aoa So 1885, osh 81 so ana as
ss, IS, soo sna I'll solid cola, 81 AZ, 81 81 se So,
e'7' g. dSES,AfsSBHp sS g, Ya snS s SSRiiGxs SRi "
"t soiS 81 3d. Iyssg SS, sg Sz sfs snd R14
WanGsfr aoiS sivsl IL g. FIR Exsas snS Kim
JeWery at prices to Sult the timsa: N'''"S
Ball Earrings, $S and 4Oe,
hase hos GpI5s,.s GPiIn5s. SO, 7,% 35e aT. and g.;
''Sf sfhTEa:seI%Thab GS1lsfse 1Nm aS9 WasEH; e r.;
Yea Spoons, 75c, 81. 81 10. 81, 50 ana and pa
=, Forks a ana Table Spoons. u 80. ", ss ana
Butler Knives, Sugar Spoons Bal. spoona.
soup A&olea en0 Gravy Ladies ct lowest
Call ana ox9n1ine goods and prioas.
VIII aySy S1 ss el5y orders S ana
g. THOMAS, JR., 81 BRO.
3EWIULERs AND sILVBBaMi3HE
ae7 3INa gTRRBTA
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J. R. READ &c 90.

r q. III. CLAUssEN IS CO.'S
PATENT BREAD
In now UN1vERBALLY ADMITTED TO not only
have stood the test OF public opinion, but IL
has takon tho lead, About TnRRn THOU
SAND I.oAvKs MANUFACTURED DAILY. OF
those not using wo amply aak triaI.
A fact not generally knowu
MAILLARDs CANDIEss
are retailed by us at prices Within reach oa
all,
Quick galea, Small Profits, our Motto,
J. q. II, ULAUBsEN & 90,
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NEWPORT SCARFS.
Stylishly Mounted
PARASOLS,
BUN AND RAIN UMBRELLAS,
All this seasons Goods, at
very moderate prices.
NEWPORT SCARFS,

NEWPORT sCARFs.
MOSQUITOESI
We are In position to put up ono hundred
o1ders early. Price $3.
MOSQUIrOESl
Having O resident buyer In New York tho
year fonnd our customera are assured always
OF the fnest selection ana lowest prices in
The market.
Parcels of $40 ana upward delivered to
any part OF the state free OF charge,
MAIL orders receive prompt and careful OF
McLOY, RICE 81 co.
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wEALso OFFER
THE FOLLOWING GOODS AT oNE.HALF.
THEIR ORIGINAL VALUE.
The Goods must eol
fF our custom Is, not TO carry oyor any
Goods from ono Season TO another, aa other
Esd nfSs GSes s5nSq Gsps SoTn " ans ,ss s
Gh1idren's a,drs 1,!, nreases at SO. 20 ana 00e:
Corset Covers ana Ladies' Pants at "a, So
Flowers 8: g. tc 4oc. spool Cotton 20.
55srssys 5s g SO. a5' $50 ana up 0oraets 81.
Beat French Woven Corseta at oeo ana
800 Rolls Brusasls Carpets at 80, os ana 75o;
20 pieces Velvet Carpets at ST IS.
Also ono Job lot Ipgrain Carpets at halt
Fine :Haasocks 2sc:
Cornice Poles at 800.
Turkish and Brussels Mats at 5Go
Extra m large sizo Parlor Rugs at 81 10, OIL 90
Also thousands OF other articles, too
numerous to mention, will bo SOLD at
80 ana 60 cents on tho dollar at
X. +. e BIS,
P.e.--All retail Goods and Shoes amounts
Ing to Ten Dollars ana ovor sent free Of
charge to any part OF tho State.
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G GILVBN-PhATED SPOONS

ana Forks at tho prices am SELL
Ing them are rs cheap In propor-
uon as the Sterling Silver. Just think
OF IT, ROGERS a. &. Extra Plase Tea
Spoons 81; Table Spoons or Forks 90
per set. These goods are plated on
nickel silver, ana will wear from two
TO eight years. BEST TRIPLE
PLATE Tea Spoons So; Table Spoona
or Forks $4 per got.
These Goods Will wear for fifteen
years.
A cheaper quality of Tea Spoons at
400 and goo per set, and Table Spoons
or Forks at 900 ana 81 90 per set.
Salt Spoons, Mustard Spoons, Sugar
Spoons, Butter Knives, Pickle Forks,
Pie Knives, Cake Knives, Orumb
Knives, Fish Knives, Soup ana Oys-
ter Ladies', &C., from 25o to %, legH
Than half regular prices, at Mo
ElREE'S NEW JEWELRY PAL.
ACE, 2e7 King street, opposite Ma
sonio Temple.
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CHO1Cn COLORED BATISTES,
" inches wide, at loo per yard.
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Y IL. READ IL CO.
JULY ATTRACTIONSl

Having completed our annual inventory OF
etock, leyised and marked down several
lines OF the same, and received many new
ones, " are prepared TO offer our Friends
July. "s
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WHITE LINONS AND DACUAs.
beautifully sheer ana fine. Another lot OF
IHp Iino3g auGnviadked OF sheer, wide india
yard. /' ~ oN hoA
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LAWNS AT &c PER YARDl
These are In well-assorted cOlorB and pat
tefnB. Perfectly fast colorA at SO per yard,
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SUPERIOR WIDE BATISTW
(31 inches wide,) guaranteed fast oolora. II
now deaigns at 1910 per yard.
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Sun, Moon and Tide.

New Moon-1st, 8 hours, miu., eve.
First Quarter-Sth, hours, II min, morn,
Full Moon-16th, 10 hours, 8 min., eve.
Last 9uarter-24th, hours, Al min. morn.
New Moon-3lst, o hour, 20 min, morn.
Moon in Apogee-19th, hour, morn.
Moon in Perigee-31st, q hours, eve.
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GTERLING SILVER SPOONS

ana Forks at. one dollar ana fifty
cents t$l 6O) per ounce has oros
ated a revival in the salo of STERL,.
ING SILVER never before known In
this city, as o customer remarked the
other day after paying for one dozen
Sterling Silver Spoons:
Mr. McElree, have paid moro for
plated ones within q year than you
have just charged me for Solid silver.
"The longer You live the more you
isarn."
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REVIEW OF THE WEEK.
3TtsN 90 URSR or TRADE AZ SHOWN
II By EHE SgARKET8.


HnSinssn QuSst-- rhs Uotton, 1tce auS Ma.
81 val Stores Marhata-gA, Wholesale
UInde-- MoHsy, E1cheuGe sad sscuri-
Tier Cotton stnttatics snd Prioes-Clox-
ing Reports 1ront other Markets by TaI-
egraph. ~ 4 ,...
t5tt CHARLESTON, q. O.,
TUESDAY NIGHT, July @, 1891
b business has been an quiet throug bout the
psst week as 1t was during the previous one.
shipments OF groceries ana provisions to the
anterior Of this and neighboring States have
been small, although prices have been m aim
tained. In dry goods aud notions, as we'll as
the other branches Of the Wholesale trade of
tho clty, the same condition 10 to be reported.
The retail trade, however, has been steady,
ana although the summer dulness has
arrived, dealers generally 90 not think that
the trade is In es bad q condition rs 1t was
last year,
se ...E Cotton.
-, IhS cotton market during the past week
non reported last Friday. The receipts show
nave been small. The demand continues
fair but light, and only 400 bales of the
staple have ohangod hands this Week. We
quote the close az follows Market QUIET but
The receipts, sales ana stocks Of cotton at
lOWB: ~ ">>~ ""AS "" AVA
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VICTORIA LAwNS

SO PIECES PERSIAN LAWNS,
26c per yard,
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PAClFlC AND MANCHESTER LAWNS,
full width, at and loo per yaro.
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a GREAT JULY DIVIDEND
IS GIVEN AT

KOHN, FURCHGOTT & BENEDICTS.,
Every dollars worth Of Goods have been
marked down 80 and 90 cents on the dollar,
which is much cheaper than any other house
can purchase them and place them before
tho public.
Be strictly independent and purchase
whore the Goods are the lowest,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07

VICTORIA LAWNS 1Oc!
we have placed upon our Cheap White
GoodH Counter packages of these Lawns to
close, which we are Offering at 100 per yard
As the quantity of this lot is limited, oui
1r1ends are advised to call early, These
lawns cannot be duplicated at tho price.
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SILKS! SILKS! !

Onr extensive line OF SUMMER SILKS
want q cheap, handsome and durable Silk
NOW ls me tlme TO secure o bargain.
~ " o oiier rich Black Gros Grain Silks at 81
=. We oiler rieh Black Gros Grain Silks at
u 26 per yard. '
=. We ofIei auinet's Pure Dye Silks from
Greatest Bargains in Black Silks in tho
secure fine Pongee Silk Dress Pstiern OF
2o yards for "a. Only few left.
WHITE GooDsl WHITE GOODS,
Largest general stock OF White Goods In
me tH CITY. Special attention is directed to the
White India Lawns at 10, 12h, 15, 1s, 40,
26. ~ ana 600, guaranteed the best value
oueIed In twenty years.
!O0 pieces Victoria Lawn At 0No, worth &c.
, !CH pieces Victoria Lawn at sc, good value
100 pieces Plain Muslin at eH, 8, 10 ana
121ac, each number worth 20 q yard more.
Fine Colored MullH in Pink, Eoru, CREAM.
q Ver Slne Snd Cardinal. Our price is loo.
J., Endless variety OF Hamburg Embroideries
IN all widths, direct Importation, cheaper
than any other house.
=, ts btaiepcS OF our stock Of White Lawn Robes
(a6out 6Ol mark ca away down to cost,
Gleat bargains in Ladies' ana Gentle-
mems Pure Linen Handkerchiefs.
Large variety ana low prices in Ladies'
Jersey Collars ana GUNS, Ruohings, Veilings,
Gloves ana Mits.
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Tho Wholesale Tratlo.

BusineBs has been light IN gro oories ana pro.
Visions during the paat week. The quota
! ,S s,hoSissTs 54e; smoked sides 7%e; smoksd
@epd iso: % eSice " 1aa1a 81 sss fsro si 7 ea7c. a
gUGTEE:-Urearnery o1e 25e; enoioe gilt odga
DHEEaE-e TO 1910 per 10 Choice 1870.
CANDLEs..ss AND os, Adamantino f3Mo
i per per- Il; s:' tasuayra 1ao
II S ss ssa;s,ss.P. ss sHs TO ey sss
S s' "a sSsSp sholce ss
VI q 3d. S'sss e aaa S ks IT, Il,
s4Hr."tSarloaos TOO; small lota $50 por
TonAccc. .-Common aso to 80; medium AZ;
Common rectifled s1a1 80,
aa.eo.onrdainngto y. proof; choice "nd fancy hrands
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
The demand has bean light
CoDNTEY BgTTER, choics TenneBhea 2Oc'
yoUITRY.-Grown FOWLS, choice, S325a
8 SO per dozen; three.quarters grown 62a
81 10 So SO: Ducks-Mnscovy s6a6 SO: Eng:
lirh B4a4 80. Geese-.young, So. Hens SO.
Turkeys 200 per pound.
Woo1c-Weshed 28a2ao per ID; unwashed
COW PnHs--s1 per pusnei
OTHER PRoDuoE-. waa 40. Hides.
nnt 18 satsa 0o hon9y oSe 70 q aaG 2sf
TIslloyw. 90. Western POTATOES 80 toSs rs psr
'~'''' rRurrs AND vEupqAs As1Ks.
Tho trade has been fair inring tho week.
We quote: lemene. g7h9as; Tune ePpiea S0s
Romaon sor IS So1 ,1;as ared sppes
pounGi sImonds 100 per Is: psoaas % peF
sSa SoaS 3S gotS,Oss e ssr % SSrIa 5S
Ssioes q TO PS5 sS orae Rs
81 per box; peaches 40 to 100 per orate;
eens iba17e 81 10 oso
LEAS TOBACCO.
Tho local market for North Carolina leaf to.
bacco has boon dull. The prlees arc: n
Scraps ana trnsh." h."..r".......,....'.,'..9 20
Lugs, common dart.""m.."".......".. to g
Lugs, medium. q 70 10 ~ ~
LugB, DflgnL .'''''''"''''''''"""" - -
Gatters, large bright...."....".. 15 TO da
OutterB, AS 70 20
EfriiiiIIors 9arh laI; ~ "a
Wreppers, mahogany, in demand" &c to 85
WxHppeTH, fancy canary. 40
LIME. PLASTER AND uEMEHTs
The trade in these materials has boon small
during the past week. We quote: Alabama
M59tRherm MmR mf e 81 ss, 81 % and H So
Eosogas ESng 70 es Ss0Ssa fosaRa Rae'sn
W DRY GOODS.
The trade in dry goods has beon quiet
Rrosyn Goods~Charleston ana Graniteyille
"a, 4ci CHARLESTON and araniteVllle |'o'
sfSi;sa; fSissoleS sst Sstooas-sagemore o. ae, 4o B,g
sSspfs ssasf saneh ms 81 S Tals%eH aa o en- ri
ssttas, A., 1886
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T1NAMELLRD IRON CLOCKS

ENA"~hIHD IRON CLOCKS
Is an exact im1tation OF Black Mar.
BILE, at q much loss price. You can
get one of the above, with an eight
day striking movement In Ito cor.
rect time pieoe-tor
Blk DOLLARS AND SEVENTY
FIVE GENTS.
30 rs, regularly sold for $40.
Moro elaborate decoration, With
half-hour strike, French Gong Move
ment, at 81 80, SO and upward.
Handsome Bronze Cased Clocks,
with Bronze Figures attached, atvery
low prices at McELREE'S NEW
JEWBLRY PALACE, 267 King street,
opposite Masonic Templo, Charleston,
E. C.,
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PACIFIC LAWNS,
rst choice, selected patterns, at 12Ao per
ara. 'AN -
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G. L Il CIAL nj RNTI

IN i
should be made of certain articles
which am closing out at much Loss
than cost, viz; VENETIAN VASES,
BIsQUE FIGURES, TOILET SETS,
FANCY VASES, DECORATED
CHINA, TGrE-A-TfTE SETS, AL.
BUNS, PLUSH DRESSING CASE3,
JEW Ell CASES, CHINA AND LAVA
ORNAMENTS, INK NDs,
LAMPS, 60.
A...flne line Of SILVER-HEADED
WALKING GAMES for Gents, from
81 25 mp.
Silver NAPKIN RINGs, Gold
lined, and your initial on them in
gold, at 81 each, very neat, at MoEL~
REEFS NEW JEWELRY PALACH,
267 King street, opposite Masonic
Temple, Charleston, SO.
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Rina,.eial.

no~sar,n sy S.y,S ~ S,np~ !, pol 1sns, %tns,. -, 49,
INC ~ a,A,iga OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1ua,n,mn, ses,s. pans ,e nuy
premium. =, ~ :
rohsiSs s, S@caAksh-Duli; pest oommef
eie( 60 day sight bills sterling "a San
svc1pIrIr. Tho Sn,sa,o >o. ,,,,u,.,.
~ ~h'.-Ane "ehaho loF seourAtlee,
has been good and prices have continued
40. oar,,,na Conso,. nro,,,, "' A'"'"
south Cysrolina nan uiYY;f;;Ao7 Y;sfcisnGy W Aos oo
"""'A' senuAr y s1'o July'""Auo W Ao1 u
CITY.
Charleston Non .Texable7 7 uer
81. Rds, eerly maiHri.ie p.'.1o5 90 1o7 %
City OF Charleston Non.Taxa.A - w ~AAN w
PIE 9 PER o.; BIDS, Api & oot,"1o7 90 1os 90
ble 4 per OF. Bds, Jan July. 81 90 80 90
Ctty OF Charleston Bonds(Fira
r.vanpsS Mnuy %na arct n.y.. 1o ~
e&slS ss% bSSd; ESxloI 90 '0a
'""usry ana ,sc JuIy''""'.'"" 1; 66 90 60 90
RAILROADS
South Caroiinn Railway 2G>'o 2G w Aoo oo
South Carolina Railway In. GU w o. y"
., come Bas, G,s, Jan. 4 July. as 90 90 90
~ nav 's 'st'''"as oVooA' N n,
annt, !; - n ~ w Ia W
Mnr,Se Bda 10 IaH toeS ~ IFS iis' rn
Northeastarr i,eiIroaS SomXX.. "X.@'o on AuA w
1at Mor'pe. a,s Mai SSenf ,oo co ,oo m
North ea afarn II a jlroa Oh ~ ~o1 w
Norge Rda a,a Mch %San%i ~ 100 m ,,o m
Nnrthsaafarn Ra aiIrnoI IITSp%HHo Tpp% W LOU w
snia. IS's' Jannnrv and JSiw Inn IN IN, m
Ashley River K. IL Sst Sor5y1 w Aoh w
Bonds, endorsed by North.
easLern n; ~, Jan. &July.."l28 90 .."."...s
I1ntIa! ~. II: OF SCUM caro-.
nhS 81, FIrsL Mort8age Bonds,
Colnnpla q Sreenvl!e II. II.
1sC hloI eS os,Jan. &Jnly...1O9 q ITO 90
Ohariotte, Columpla ana Au.
$ubta n. II. lsL mortgage "a,
Sanuary anG GJniy..""...."...l14 10 116 90
C1eIaW anu 5al!sDuTy +. H.,
!sL MOI ge I,s, hPrll&Oct... 30 % 80 90
N9eIaW anu Oter!lngIon r. II.
4st mor ge Ss, APrli &Qct....1Ua 90 106 90
onelaW anu DaIllngUon 4. Il.
t,heraw and Darfinofn% 2 n uR = AoA w AoA w
BtooE. par S5O.'...s, IN nm
'''''''''''" ~" =" w """''"'
bANhS'
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MIsUBLLANEoUs aooDs

,,,,, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GUUDB.
Blk ana Ligle Gloves, Hosiery, Swiss
Flonnolngs, Al-over Swiss Embroidery,
Oriental Laces, Fans, Parasols, Summer
PIKE, Coraets, Undervests, Ruchings, Travel
New Goods are stiii being received bv nS'
and Will be during tho Summer, by every
steamer.
J. Il. READ 6S 90.
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EMBROIDERED SUITS.
49, a rev hne Suits I'm boxeB) remaining OF
the large lot bought by us early in the
season at much less than actuaI value
These goods will be closed out at worry re-
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DISESE G0nDa.

UItFSSS UUUI15.
All Dress Goods Will be closed out during
July 1, at prices really advantageous to pur-
chasers. Medium weight DreRg GOODS
adapted to Island wear; also slightly heavier
materials, suitable for those contemplating
going TO the mountains, springs, DO, OF tho
up country,
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In addition TO the above our Lawn Depart,
ns French Printed Lawns. Printed satin
Plaidg, Savoy Checks, Plain Colors In French
ana Iacihc Lawns, Sateeng, Black ana White
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Ih@ IecelptS Of th0 week ending Friday,
July q, have been 1000 barrels, against
236 barrels for the corresponding week OF
last year, ana 10 uerces for the aame week
The weekly shipments amount to 1, 900 bar.
rolls, against 289 barrels for the correspond
faIne week in 1884.
The tots, receipts from September Z to
July 2 have been 50,9S5 barrels, against
81 154 barrels for the corresponding time in
1885, and 36, ,173 tierces for the same period
In 1884, The total shipments from Septemoer
l TO July 2, have been 3G,984 barrels,
against 22,S90 barrels for the corresponding
time in 1886, ana % $50 tlerces In 1884.
Leaving stock of I 1921 barrels to-day,
against 1 ,O7S barrels for the corresponding
day last year, and 7a3 tiarcaS fox the renno
NNy in 1884,
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Sn,s n :, }Rs port on Frlaay. July q against
sssslpts Tor the WeeR sas ba1es 1ahi1s aRsnss 1ns
aSd i5s bse fee ae %ssR wess &
ses agens 1a bales oT The 70
5S sRefnSSnz fSa ss week q lest ana 1920 bales
The total receipts at this port from Sop.
ssFs e 1855 sa Ssss safss
mn n9e tSaaa SaNa e66pSrts s0 fTSm to
Bales for the nses ps4iea o1nst st.
!SSS. ana 40s, ,ss8 bales in 1884, leaving a
against ntSS Bales Ssy fos tSa %
co. fpp GX Last year an" 112o bales
SEA ISLANDS.
The market has continued firm, with pood
a. bags Carolinas ano 2o bags " Eioriaas ieies as
finn at the following quetation|s | 'n"FNe'
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Fioridss, meoium tine..2s itii.iie,.':....a
Floridas, good mediunl ........2Oa2l
The receipts dnring tho week nave bson
no bags Of Fiorldas, makinea a total OF 81 bags
sa,anast. ssaat m@ none & for tn the corfespondiug week
The @eess e1SoTs 'as Week % 30 q 1ssa
against 70 for the oorresponding " week E'sof 81
ASSn' ano no paRs Tor tho same week Of 1884.
The total eupply from september 1 20
!n>y 2, amounis to 9,235 baga, against
1889 bags for the corresponding parI0d In
1886 and 9,410 bags In 1854.
The total exports nom September 1 to
Ju1e amount TO 7,n16 bags. against
2,ah2 tor the corresponding time last year,
and 9,28o In 1884, leaving q stock to-day, ION
ahnd ana ahiphoardA OF 1920 bags, against
1,217 bHgs for the correspond ing daT last yeer,
*nd 167 bags for the same day In 1854.
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The market for rice has been steady
throughout tho past week until today, when
II became quiet. The gales during the week
amount to 300 barrels. The markell oIoaad
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AND FIND MANY MORE GoOUs ON
HAND THAN EXPECTED.
We need the room for our
GREAT EUROPEAN IMPORTATION
ANY
MAMMOTH CARPET PURCHABEH
ana are prepared to give to our thousands OF
patrons ana tho public In general tho beneS
nt OF our successful year.