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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-12-22
Greenwood News.

GREENWOOD, DeC. Ii, looO.
The stores here will he closed on next Sat
urday and Monday. Let all remember this.
Mr.. r. NJ. Hays has returned from 81. Louis
where he bou .ht u fine lot horses and mules
Miss Rebecca podson OF Donaldsville re-
turned home yesterday after spending few
days with Mr.. }. w. Sproles.
Mr.. ]. r. Puliam and Miss Sallie E Buchan-
r. r. Dagnall on last Tuesday evening.
Rev. 6. Fl. Carter has moved into the cot
tage formerly occupied BY Mrs. Z. c. Chap
pelle. Grecnwood's welcome to him In sin.
Not long since Senator Callson brought
eight bales of ,tton from his farm To this
place, but instead Of selling them here he de-
to ship 10 esrn he ar sS
trouble Our market Is not to be beaten BY
any In the interior.
A great deal OF real estate In and near the
Waller informs us that lie Is almost daily
called on to attest transfers. The demand Is
causing 4 slight advance in prices
The invincihie photographers have repre-
sentative here enSconced In n tent near the
business part of the town so II you want
your pictures tnck' now Is the time 10 have
your charming lineaments photographed for
"rogueS gallery" and by your doing SO the
heart Of the nomadic dweller Will be gladden.
ed:
~ c,r,,, aS,,,, t,,tt'. g. tS,.o 49,, hsS,
~ ~ ,h.ss r,. rTsLues sl'.a, , :" ,n'Se WI" mn, ~ ~
rnIne. asnlnGprri uuout .ue ti'ie snu' ~; ue
was 9n lne ssarcn LOT some one 10 Cneer nds rs
LONELINESS wnlle PASSING tnrouGn 'tnlS Vaie VI
tears" This young man now wears q vest
adorned bY broad irlll of deiicate-caiico oi
dark color. II this innovation meets Win
approval, we OF course way expect other de.
reH,oymcntS.
Moses Illlman sold twenty.nve oales or cot.
ton mere one DAY last week, 9B was paid Iod
some OF IL, -, o,,
Inc RESIDENCE OF Ut. n. w. Copo near the
corner ol logan anu faSne sIreeIs Will oe
cnnpiett1 soon; ,,,,,,,
Mr. y. W. Meiis, OF AooeViile VIII move N,
u tr, Inc dwelling now occupied oy Mr. +. +.
Wnldrop sometime soon.
Mr.; j. s.. Daley OF the Tribune ia now In
Charleston having gone there sometime ago
to take Charge OF the Augustd Chronicle
bureau.
One OF the pleasures OF the coming holidays
VIII 6e christmas tree for the young people
OF MI the SUNDAY School IN town. FOR chill
dren nothing Is more enjoyable ana no ono
should hii tn add as much To their innocent
pleasures as they can.
At the regular quarterly conference OF the
Baptist church at This place on last sunday,
the church elected two deacons, Mcssrs ]. K.
Leaveil and c. w. Crews were elected and
will be ordained on the first Sunday in Jan.
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The Citadel Vote.
NetDs and Courier.

The followIngere the names of the members
OF the House who voted against the Citadel
n appropriation. The list Is published, not with
a view of attaching any reproach TO the gen
tlemen named, but only at the request OF a
number of members and others who desire
the record to go before the public for future
reference. The total vote against the appro-
priation was %, rs follows:
Abbevilie-Mr. Young.
Chester Mr.. Mcdaniel.
Collpton-Mr. Fox.
Darlington--Messrs Byrd and DuBOse.
Fairfield-Messrs. Brice and Rutland.
Greenvlle-Messrs Cleveland and Daven
port.
Horry-Mr. Hickman.
Laurens-Mr. Irby.
Lexington-Mr. Minis.
Marion-Mr. Bigham.
Newberry-Messrs. Pope, Keith and Chal
mers, the entire delegation.
Orangeburg-Messrs. Dukes and Dantzler.
Oconee-Mr. Mason.
Pickens-Mr. johnson.
neutrality-suspicious.. Archer and Austell.
Union-Messrs. Thomas and Sarratt.
York-Messrs. Wilson, Stewart, Walker and
Hamilton, the entire delegation.
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The Cumberland Gap.

A meeting " the Directors OF the Carolina,
Cumberland Gap and Chicago Railroad was
held last night in the law office Of Messrs.
Perrin & C5thran.
Prcsemt-Colonel r. E. Bowen of Pickens.
Judge J. s. Cothran OF Abbeville, DR.. T. 6.
Croft OF Aiken, r. w. Haddnn of Due West.
Lewis Zones OF Edgefield, Colonel j. H. Duck
worth M Rrevard, n. G.
Mr.. Thomas p. Cothran. Secretary Of the
Board, was also present.
The old officers Of the road were reelected.
The meeting was chiefly To ratify some
former acts. to sign some papers which could
not be signed at former meeting for the rea-
SON of 4 lack of q quorum.
The President said he thought the affairs of
the road were getting in more healthy con-
<litiOn.
Mr.. Haddon said the meeting was strictly
private.
Further than this we have no information.
We hear on the streets that railroad con-
tractor HIS his eye on the English money that
IS to build the road. and that he will furnish
q part OF the money which may be necessary
to make an experimental survey, and that
he. with Colonel Bowen. will soon 90 over the
line and spy out the land.
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Abbeville Holds n Good Place.
Columbia REGISTER,


The semi-annual celebration OF the Clari
osophic and Euph radian Societies Of the
South Carolina College will take place on the
evenings OF the 2lst and 22nd OF December
On Tuesday eve ming the annual oration will
be delivered by DR.. James H. Carlisle, IL. D..
President of Wofford College. and on Wednes'
day evening the joint contest between the
two societies will take place. Mr.. Charles II
Barnweil. Jr., President of the Clarlnsophic
Society. will preside. The subject Of the de:
bate is, "ReSolved, that South Carolina should
make the right of suffrage depend upon an
educational qualification. The Clariosophie
Society will be represented by ]. A. McCnl'
Tough and J. P. Bean, who will speak on the
affirmative, while F. H. Weston and F. H.
McMaster Will represent the Euphradian So
ciety and will speak on the negative.
Declamations will be delivered by ]. s..
Cothran, Jr., and w. A. Barber, Of the Clari.
osaphic Society. and Hutson Lee, Jr., and W.
II. Stack, Jr., OF the Euphradian Society. A
large audience always greets the exercises OF
these two time-bonored societies with pleas.
ure, and It Is expected that as the address OF
Dr.. Carlisle and the splendid material ol
which the young orators are composed, still
larger audience will attend the celebration
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Bad Place to Throw Matches.
Ed9efeLd advertiser

Mr.. Freeman B. Thomas keeps store at
Red Hill in our county; one day last week
he weighed out some powder to q customer
and in pouring back the overplus spilled a
few grains on the top of the keg: that night
he opened the store. and after lighting q lamp
threw the match behind him. and rs Ill luck
would have IL. the burning match fell on the
explosion which rent the building, blowing
walls apart and causing the roof 10 fall. Mr.
Thomas had a leg broken, and was otherwise
injured. A colored individual who was in
the store at the time OF the explosion was
blown through the roof and alighted on his
head-nnhurt OF course. he struck on the
right end. Another one of the same color
who was just entering the door was blown
back ward and outward some distance with
damage to himself.
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Cotton Shipments from Abbeville.
Tt,fn1

Being an increase over work done by these
Arms last year of about $50 bales. and with fa-
to 1900 bales.
The total shipments to date have heea about
1000 bales During the month OF November
about 700 bales were shipped TO Charleston.
shipped TO that city, or about one.ffth of the
entire shipments. From these figures and
from Information or runors we are led to be-
lieve that our commercial relations with
Charleston will be greatly reduced in the fl-
turc, II not entirely broken up, and the sooner
1t Is broken ut, the better for AbbeVille. No
merchant can afford to pay twenty-five per
cent. for the nse of money six months and
long survive, neither can he compete with
towns who DO not deal with commission mer-
chants.
Formerly Charleston received over three.
fourths Of our cotton. This year that city Will
receive about one-fifth.
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Another line Of cheap dress goods, just re.
ceived at r. NJ. Haddon & Co. ll'h
The attention Of ladies is .cilled to tfie cele.
brated Centemeri fve-button kid gloves sold
by White Brothers This glove tx OF the same
character with AIexandre's glove, but much
lower In price. They are good-no mistake.
1918
: Nenffar's. l0S
Rogers &: Bros celebrated trlple.plated Sill
yer ware, at p. Rosenberg Co.'S. 1913
100 ladies' Jackets and wra2s, latest designs
at r. M. Haddon q Co.'S l0!a
EVERYBODY uses letter leads. and II is
strange that you do not GO TO- the Press and
Banner Office and got them printed.
Beautiful goods. suitable for presents may
be found at T. c. Perrin's drug store. 1913
Paints, oils. putty, and window glass in my
quantity at Speed Neutfer's. lp8
A full line OF tobacco, cigars and cigarettes.
The May Kirby and Shields No. II, are az pop
ular us ever and Two of the best cigars ever
sold In Abberile. Sold only by Speed &
Neuffer. JUG
SEASIDE LIBRARY" the latest editions, at
Speed & Neutter's. Call and get good book
ut very small cost. II
A NEW departure. Messrs. Speed & Neuffer
will hereafter order any book that may pc
IL you want u dress made or cut and fit
60 to Haddon's. A good At and prices guar
anteeu. 1U-2
Harmonicas, violin bowes. strings, bridges
&c. 8, Id by Speed & Neutfer. 1917
Don't fail to ace our line OF fancy goods be.
1922
cases assorted dry goods Just received at
r. M. Haddon & Cos. 1927
100 Jersey Jackets. R NJ. Haddon & Co.
100 dozen ladies' misses and children's hose,
colored and black. from 10 cents up. IL. III.
Haldon & Co. 1877
Shoes.
Two cases ladies' pebble lace shoes.
Two cases ladies' kid button shoes, oil Nos,
and real bargain at S150
Two cases ladies' kid and pebble button
| shoes, our leader, at $500.
Two cases kid and pebble button shoes,
flexible sOles, $3.50. =.
Two cases the celebrated Geo. II. Zrlglcr'
shoes, kid button, pebble button.
| One case house slippers.
Two cases rubber shoes.
All the above con be found at r. NJ. Haddon
& Co.'S.
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The President,

Replying to some courtiers OF the press who
accuse him of being hostile to the ndministra-
tion, Mr.. Watterson says:
Quarrel with the administration! We have
no quarrel with the administration. But,
wearing nobody's collar, we receive neither
land were fifty times the Democrat he claims
to be. aud twice the President he Is, we should
not deem IL our mission to fall down and wor-
ship him, or our duty to withhold from the
enbiic any Just discussion Of his public utter
ances and acts. In the matter of the civil SER
vice, as in the matter Of Its general policy, we
cannot agree with the administration; and
we have behind us an army Of Democrats In
the West and South who are no better pleased
than we are.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-12-22
Horse. Stolen and Recovered.

Mr. R P, Pinson OF Greenwood came to the
1ilinge yesterday evening in search OF horse
uhicI had been stolen from his stable the
night before, and was about starting on bis
way to Lowndesville, when he was handed
the following dispatch about dark: ,ooo
"GREENwonD, Dec. 81, 1886.
"To Sheriff DuPre: Tell r. P. Pinson that
his horse and the negro thief are here.
&C. A. Z. WALLER"
Mr.. PInson Is To be congratulated on his
GOOD luck in securing his horse. Heis farm.
Or ON Hard Labor, and Is not II distant neigh
Gor from the editor OF the Press and Banner.
They are feilow-sufferers from the rains this
Simmer.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-12-22
Depot Burned at LowndesviIle.

The railroad depot ut Lowndesville was
burnt last Thursday morning. 1t Is said that
a stray spark from passing engine must
lave gotten into the cotton, though there Is
no positive proof Of the fact. It seems that
had been destroyed. About one hundred
bales OF cotton, about eixhty-fve barrels o.
flour, and other goods were lost. Mr. Cooley,
merchant, lost about twenty bales OF cotton,
and Mr. Lewis ClinkscaleS lost sixteen haleS.
Other losses ty citizens were sustained,
though the railroad was the heaviest loser.
The cotton which WINS q loss to citizens had
hecn left on the platform, for which no receipt
had been taken.
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THg CENTRAL FIGHT.
The Application for q Writ OF Man.
damus Before the Superior Court.

SAVANNAH. GA. Dec. 18.-The application
made by General Alexa ;der's friends for O
writ Of mandamus TO compel the Central rail.
road officials to open for inspection the stock.
holders list came up before the superior
Court to-day. The defendants moved for o
dismissal Of the application on the ground
that the petitioti had not been served. The
motion wns not sustained. This Is n victory
for Gen. Alexander. To night the attorneys
swer to the petitith, which wds served to-day,
denying the right Of the petitioners to de-
ma nd the list
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Tax Collections.
TOtoL......
Greenwood Ball.

Invitations have gone out for the annual
bali to be given by the GreenE ood Social Club.
at bursts Hall, Wednesday evening, Decem-
ber 2yth.
Committee on Invitation-Messrs. D. G. Du-
Pre-. +. A. Cobb, John A. Barksdale.
Floor Nanagers-NfessrS. w. f. Penn, ]. c.
Nick els, DR.. S. L. Swygert. J. J. CartiedEe.
Senior Mnnagers-Dr. ]. G. Maxwell, Prof. 9.
p. Boozer, Mr.. G A. c. Waller.
Chaperones-Mesdames ]. c. Maxwell, T. F.
Riley, A. Rosenberg.
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Deaths.

Squire William Cozby, an aged and highly
respected citizen OF this county, died at the
home of his son in-law, Mr.. ]. Henry Latimer,
last Sunday morning.
Mrs Below, OF Mountain View, died Mon
day night.
Mrs John Patterson, OF Little Mountain,
died last Monday.
Mr. Ben. Kay, Of Lowndesvilie. Is dead. We
have learned none Of the particulars.
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The Pecan succeeds wherever the Hickory
grows, and one large Tree viii field an annual
Income OF SIS 90 70 S5000
so dozen ladies handkerchieis. Just received
by r. Nj. Haddon & Go, 1l-E
Our millinery room Is still filled with new
and seasonable goods. Many desirable ar.
ticles cal be had In this department ut very
low prices. II. NJ. Haddon Co.
Palmetto Saloon.
Call mt the old Palmetto Saloon, and you are
sure to get pure goods from Thomas McGrtti.
gan. lEn
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Mont Corn and I,lour.

Yes, times are hard. Well, what are We 60
do about TT The same old cry, No corn. no
meat. no -four, and very little cash. Stop
and send same 10 Rogers e. Co.. Augusta. Ga,
either by express or draft, and ask them +,
ship you such goods as you may need at
repres ents some of the largest houses In the
West, who ship them largely on consignment.
They will always meet Western prices with
freight added. Merchants. don't forget thnt
this house always Keeps on hand from 10 To
20 car loads OF corn. meat, flour, that they
will sell ot market price. l2-lo
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-12-22

THE Savannah Valley Big Nine minstrel
troupe will give one OF their side-spiitting en-
tertainments in the new academy at Mt. Car.
mel, on the night Of the 9th. This troupe has
been on the road for some time, and have had
good audiences at Anderson, Mccormick and
Troy. The proceeds 80 to the academy fund
Go out and give the boys a hearing.
Secure bargains this week at Wnl. E. Bell
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Doing Well.

MI. P. o. Hawthorn, son OF DR.. o. P. Haw.
thorn, Of Due West, Is now in Florida, hold
ing II good situation On the South Florida
Railroad. He has recently been promoted,
and his pay was voluntarily increased. The
Due West boys always rise 10 the top. and we
shall expect great things OF Mr.. p. o. Haw-
thorn.
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30 New Markets. Z. NJ HacIdon & Co. 1877
Bargains at: Haddon's for Next Two


In order to close out the remainder OF our
stock OF indies wraps, jackets and New Mar
kets, have marked them down at astonisfl-
Ingly low prices. Call at once, as we are do
terInined to close the lot by lst January, H.
NJ. Haddon d Co.
Bargains In A and 81 dress goods. Some Of
these goods we offer far below their real
value. II. NJ. Haddon e. Co.
We are still adding new and seasonable
goods to our stock every week. r. M. Had
don & CO.
Bargains In ladies black xiii gloves, LOT OF
three-uurton aud mosquetairrs, at half price.
Bargains. We have lot Of domestic"
sewing machines which we offer for the next
two weeks Mt lower prices thf,n we have ever
quoted. If sou wish first class sewing ma
chine at low price call on r. N. Haddon &
Co.
Ladies' misses, and children's shoes-full
iine, at f. NJ. Haddon & Co.'S
Handkerchlefs, satchels and kid gloves,
make nice Christmas gift-.full line TO Sc
lect from ut Il. NJ. Haddon & Co.'S.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. HI. Gilbert.

Mr.. A H. Gilbert and his lovely bride, for.
merly Miss Hammie Giles. were in town q
few days ago visiting relatives. A large num-
Der Of friends rejoice In their present happi-
ness and unite in wishing them good health
and good spirits, the best things this side the
River
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-12-22
Reduction of Passenger Rates.

The rates of passenger fares OF the Columbia
and Greenviile Railroad and branches and
the Spartanburg. Union and Columbia Rail
road have been reduced rs follows:
First class from to 81 cents per mile; sec
ond class from 81 to cents per mile; chill
dren between the ages Uf five and twelve yeart
~ cents per mile. The reduced rates went In
to effect on the 18th instant.
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Shoes.
Public BenefactOr.

Mr.. ]. c. Miller, ut his agency, Is n public
benefactor. There Is now no earthly excuse
for wearing ill-titting or badly-made clothing.
He takes orders for the most stylish md best
fitting clothing that can be found anywhere.
Give him an early call, and secure yCnr cloth
ing before the cod weather sets.
The ladies' should remember that Mr.. Miller
has dress goods OF the most beautiful styles.
lO-l3 If
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chrixtmas Presents,

II you want the prettiest and choicest Christ
mas presents call on Mr.. H. d. Reese. He has
some goods which are both beautiful and use
Iul. His line Of spectacles Is full and COM
plete, and his silverware Is the brightest and
best.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-12-22

THE Seaside Library furnishes the choicest
reading at the smallest cost. Call ut Speed
Neuffer's and be supplied. II
Ladies' and misses collars In white and az
sorted colors. VIM. E. Bell. 9+22
Dress flannel reduced from CSC. to 45c. p.
Rosenberg e. Co.
Children undcrvestsrcducedfrom 40c. to Csc.
P. Rosenberg & Co.
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he Christmas Tree Entertainment

The Presbyterian ladies gave a delightful
entertainment Ia the Court House last Mon
day night. Besides being a pleasant enter
tainment for those who attended, the ladies
took in something like Sli0, from which
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Stores to be Closed.

GREENWOOD, 8 C.
Editor Press and Banner:
Please state Ia your paper that the stores
will be closed at this place Saturday and Mon.
day. Dec. 25th and Tth, 1886:
MERCHANTS,
Dec. Goth, 1856. Per j. j. CAKTLEp6E.
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The State of South Carolina,

The State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEviLLE,
IN THE PROBATE COURT. =. ..
T. s. Gordon, Administrator Of Mary
Gordon, Deceased, Plaintiff, agsinst H.
w. Gordon, Mary J..Gordon, :et. al.,
Defendants.-Complaint for Sale of
Land to Pap Debts.
i WILL SELL AT PUBLIC OUTCRY
at Abbeville G. H., on Saleday in Janu-
ary next, for the payment of debts, the
following described real estate belonging
to the estate ef Mary Gordon, deceased,
to wit:
All that tract or parcel of land in said
County and State, containing
Two Hundred and One Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of A. s.
Hagan, Estate of William Bowie, E.
Westfield and others, upon the following
terms, to wit: -.
One-half Cash, balance on credit Of
twelve months with interest from day,
purchaser to pay for papers.
J. FULLER. LYON,
Judge Probate Court.
Dec. Is, 1886.
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ladies hats in oil the new shapes and shades
trimmed and untrimrned. VIM. E. Bell.
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Application for Charter.

rI'HE members Of the "Love and Aid Socie-
/ ty" Of White Hall township Abbevllle
County, will apply 10 the Clerk Of the Court
for charter, after thirty days from this date.
HENRY WILLIAMS. President
GEORGE THOMAS. Vice-President.
SLOAN MORTON, Secretary.
HAMPTON WARDLAW, Treasurer.
F. A. CUNNINGHAM,
JAMES DIGGS, and others.
Dec. Is, 1888. At
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3421.

rJ,fIE ANNUAL MEETING Of the share
/ holders OF THE NATIONAL BANK OF
ABBEVILLE viii be held IN the bank build.
ing on TUESDAY, 10th January, 1887, ut II
o'clock:
Dec. O 1886. 4t Cashier.
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Dwelling House to Rent.

1 OFFER to rent for 1887, my dwelling house
on Main street. For terms. apply to Miss
ELIZA CATER, Mt Messrs. r. NJ. Haddon &
Co.'S millinery store. X. =. WILSON.
Dec, Is, 1886, tf.
, 1886-08-29

Nowhere 10 the West, or in the East,
will be found a greater number of private
carriages and bugkies, according TO the
population, than in Cheyenne. The su
perior style and finish of these vehicles is
a surprise TO strangers who are ignorant Of
the fact that this city has one of The most
extensive carriage manufactures in the
country. The Cheyenne Carriage works,
corner Eighteenth and O'Neil streets,
have, under the superintendency Of VIM.
Richardson, attained an enviable reputa
ton for strictly FIRST class work. far superior
to any that Is turned out elsewhere. And it
rs well to remark right here that it is
necessary to have. an extra grade of work
manship IN all vehicles to be used
in this altitude. because Of the dry
ness OF the atmosphere and the con
ssquent liability of the woodwork to shrink
and spoil. Our people have tried Eastern
work and they have learned from bitter
experience that it doesn't pay. There
fore they buy the best grade of carriages
manufactured right here. which are sold
with a guarantee of the manufacturers.
Superintendent Richardson, of the
Cheyenne Carriage works, uses nothing
but the best material of all kinds in the
manufacture of his vehicles, the best sea.
soned wood. the finest leather and steel
and the best Of imported cloths. The
COMPANY has recently largely reduced the
prices OF all wagons and carriages now on
hand, and now is the time to purchase
FIRST class vehicles at low prices. There
are on exhibition and for sale in the store.
rooms of the factory top buggies, phae-
tons, Surveys, carts, ranch buggies, road
wagons, the Whitney buckbosrds, two
seat Concord wagons, etc, all of which are
offered at reduced prices.