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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-07-08
SPLENDID INSTITUTION.
The Due West Female EolIcre.

IN another column will be seen an aclver
tlseinent OF the Due West Female College. I
VIII oe noticed that this Institution. Whjct
mas done SO much for the county and State
askS lot patronage solely on the grounU nj
merit. AS Will be seen from It's catalogue II
mas corps OF fifteen eachers-among Them
such men as j. |. Mccain, Ph. d., p. l. t;rier
r. Il. Reid and j. l.. PresSly and Others equal,
y as competent. In the musical department,
Miss j. VI. Edwards, Miss V. G. Atkins and
Miss Pressly, all fine musicians and eypel.
fenced teachers. Miss Wallace, of Kentuci,v
has charge Of the Art Department, ami tSs
art exhibit AT the recent com menceInent
which IL is said, would have reflected credi,
on one OF the masters" is u sufficient gnara,il
Tee Tor her ability to teach. ~
, In every department the College will OF
thoroughly equipped, and il does seem tojl m
Ihat the citizen of AbbevIle County. re1s of
Tess or creed, ought to investigate the ms vi vi
3l TINS home institution before Seudino ,lr ~
laushters elsewhere. This is not. AS 7sip- al
oosed oy many, denomnaiiopal coIlen II -
s positively Christian, but on scctariae I'VE liz
ire told that there were pupils in thn hool ia
asst year representing almost every On tian ts
denomination. Why 20 10 the eynse OF " V.
ending your daughters away, when s.h ad sc
antages are offered you at home.
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To be always intending to live a new
life; but never to find to set about
it. This is as if man should put off
eating and drinking and sleeping from
one day and night to another, till he is
starved and destroyed.
A word spoken in season has served
to arrest the mad career of one hasten
ing on to ruin. A single smile has
been to darkened heart like beam
of sunshine in a closed room. a sin
gle wanton leer has lured a man to
crime and shame. A single idle word
or innocent jest may be the seed of a
harvest of shame, sin, and blasphemy'
Cool rain water and soda will remove
machine grease from washable fabric.
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Due Wes< o.
81 r. s@uscnenS n; SCI S vi tn I'I; la
dies Nnd gentlers|Fof the town is tennis.
By the time this notice appear the historic
old Lindsay hall will be in the course of de-.
struction. on Monday July G, 1896, it's de-
struction was commenced.
Erwin Brownlee, after a long spell OF sick
ness, is again able to be out.
Mr.. Cruz is looking after the Female College
at present.
Mrs. Steward and children are at Dr. Gains.
MIR. l.. NJ. Pratt was up from Greenwood
Monday TO see his friends.
Rev. H. G. Buckoby, OF Chester, has been
assisting Mr.. Brown In a series OF meetings
this last week. Mr.. Buckoby is an earnest
and ready speaker. Two accessons:
w: X. Ellis. OF Donalds, attended services
Wednesday.
The game of ball ut Piedmont Saturday
morning between Due West and Piedmont
resulted 10 shutout for Due West against 10
for Piedmont
Everything is now completed for the remod-
cling Of the Euphemian hall, and will cem-
mence Immediately.
soSas Mss ai Eqn5SI AnSle Tsdc s. is teaching
Messrs. Keitt, Bowden, Wldeman and Lati.
mer, candidates for Congress. have been about
and near Due West, loving the dear people
Geo. E. Prince, Esq of Anderson, has been
perambulatinR. among his friends In Due
Married, July 5th. Mr.. Joe Wright, OF Due
West. and Miss Hall of Dnnalds.
Rev. J. A. Brown preached in Lowndesvllle
Sabbath day.
A. A. Pearson and S. J. Todd will soon take
"Trip to the springs on bicycles.
Joseph l.. keitt, Of Newberry, classmatc
OF ours, was around TO see us last week. He
is q candidate for Congress from this district.
An abler man for the position cannot be
found in the district
Rev. .. y. Bonner preached at Sunny Sop
Sabbath evening.
J. o. G. Flemming. Of Iaurens, is visiting
friends here.
We hope the mud will all give out by the
time the mud SINGERS reach Aobevile.
The picnic at Grrenviile church has heen
changed from the fourth Saturday in July to
the third Saturday.
The picnic on Saturday. July 18th inst, near
Mr. Robert Pratt's, Of Level Land, was quite
q success. A large crowd was present, aud OF
course the candidates were there in full force.
The picnic was of a threefold nature, social,
political and educational. Speeches ON edu-
cational subjects we're made by Rev. o. y.
Bonner, OF Due West. Rev. L. K. Burts, OF
Honea Path. and Mr.. James Mann, OF Oxford,
Ga; and on political subjects by MesSrs.
Prince. ShuInan, Latimer. keitt, Gary, Ma
gill, Lomax, Bowden and othe s, and people
themselves cared for the social part of 1t. All
were In good humor and seemed TO enjoy
themselves.
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/ know nothing can make up for
such loss as yours. But you will
still have love on earth all around you.
and his love is not dead. 1t lives still
in the next world for you, and perhaps
with you. For why should not those
who are gone, if they are gone to their
Lord, be actually nearer us, not far
ther from us, in the heavenly world?
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WARREnron,s 10NIcs'
Da.rh en- Visitors
'h of u Good CT p,,w a. ,,o
Base BaIl-PienS
Citadel. A.

&S. c., June 90 1896
s,1 O1r farmers are IogSsning and crons ar
again BEGIN ni1Grda nina d better since lice have
LETT. ~
ipfor,naJ y. Muse. Qsatermeons, and we ar,
rIaS ISf,nea ~ s us or riElo has been waiting 70,
Rev. " B. BBapgeni M ieatham, Of Sharon. passed
through T town W. week on his way to Antre:
,,Messrs. Rc,ltt EHeqpnedy, : paeiy, Tom M,lfora,
CbeaIbsl Cy bss,mnYnt fishing on Lille River i've Ias sI
Friday FVan nirt hnd caught about forty pounds,
ana hsd % tod old time fish fry.
Mr. Eirel Lawson spent Saturday with
Mr. ii W. wilson and family Fondville.
MIR. sis Allen and family, OF Fondville,
visited fSnds In town last Wednesday,
Mr. L ranedy Watson, of Mt. Carmel spent
Satnrd night with Mr.. j. L. Cneathap.
We ave just been informed OF the death
of M.'keowen. He was good citizen and
onet%hose death all regrets TO hear He
:dr: P. 4. Roche and family spent day and
@@&nfght with Mrs. S. E Cheatham last week.
Warrenton again victorious. This time the |
scores stood To q In our favor over Lebanon.
The Boys in Black" played q good game il
players, Russell. Hammond and Ford, two
OF Monterey's heavy hItters and four of the
best Lebanon could put on the diamond to
play against. The special feature OF The game
was the fair. decisive and correct decision OF
the umpire, Mr.. Willie Bass. We heard sew
eral, capable OF Judging, speak in the highest
k
ed that he be elected permanent umpire. The
game was witnessed by about l75 people r
What has become of Troy. AnLreville Mount
Carmel and Abbeville? We want a game of i
ball from each. so let US hear from you
Don't forget the picnic on the 18th of July I
Candidates and all are invited, and full bus.
kets. too. Speeches, dancing, tennis and q il
game Of base ball at p. H. 10 entertan The T
crowd. II
"1no," OF the Medium. says in its last issue.
that Clio has gotten into a hornets nest on u
account OF what was said regarding the Cita q
del. SO far we have only criticised some n,
things done there. We can make SOME state in
mentS that would startle any citizen, and we
may do 1t though several have dvsed me a,
not TO DO IL, but let II rest as am now not bl
connected with the institution, and rather al
than create heated controversy with the au.
thorltes. think 1t is better 10 let 1t sink into ht
ooliVlon, but can say If an Investigation Is
made some things would very probably be re- te
Vealed that would be hard for some of the
Faculty and QuarterMnsLer to ex plain. What
ABOUT charging one hundred anu thirty
n0e Cadets twenty-five cents each for bath
room when the Quarter-Master is required 10
lurnlsh bath room? Is that right? What
about charging one hundred and thirty-fve
cadets 70 cents each to get washing done nj
At laundry and then allowing clothes To be
missed without requiring laundryman to pro-
ouce them, also when money was appropr. {
aled a oy the State TO pay for washing and a pe,
Think over 1t candidates for the Legislature vo 1
oaign. '''I Cin E "a "a,
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DIED IN TEXAS.

Gone Where the Good Dark les Go.
Editor Press and Banner:
Please allow space in your columns to say
TO our many old frlends-white and colOred-
of Abbeville that Rev. John TeameS, Sr., a
former teacher and preacher of your county,
but who, some years ago, came west, passed
away on June 7th at $3.50 p. m. in full triumph
Of Christian faith. He was former slave of
Prof. David Duncan, of Spartanburg, S. C..
BE leaves a wife. six grown children and
many grandchildren TO mourn his loss.
John +. Teames.
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*Daily. fDaily, except Sunday.

Nos. 4O3 and 402, "The Atlanta Special. Solid Yes
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between Washington and Atlanta. Parlor anu DIN
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Sleepcrs Richmond to Charlotte, also Portsmouth t.
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Connection at Atlanta for and from Macon. Florida
Chattanooga, Nashville Memphis, Texas, California
and the West.
Nos 81 and IS, "'rhe s. A. L. Express" Soli'
Train of Pullman Slcepers and Day Coaches betwcer
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Weldon and Cape Charles. Connecting at Atlanta to-
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Florida; at Portsmouth with Bay Line and coastwis
steamers and rail routes to the north and east.
NO EXTRA FARE ON ANY TRAIN.
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"Oh, doctor, I have sent for you,
certainly. Still I must confess that ]
have not the slightest faith in modern
medical science" "Oh, that doesn't
matter in the least. You see, mule
has no faith in the veterinary surgeon,
and yet he cures him all the same"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-07-08
HAPPY YOUNG PEOPLE.
Picnic nj Brooks Muu-The "swell''

Picnic M Brooks MIII-The ''Swell''
Event Of the Season.
On laSH Wednesday number Of the young
peopkc enjoyed a picnic and Il days outing at
broHkS' mill. The picnic was given by the
YOUNG men in honor of Miss Alma Turbiville,
OF Macon, Ca, and Miss Adelne Clayton. OF
Atkanta, Ga. The chaperones were Mrs. Wal.
lace and Miss Jennie Corrie. All en-.
joyed themselves. The following were pres.
ent: Miss Alma Turbivile, Miss Adeline
Clayton, Miss Ollie Hill, Miss Plevna Seal,
Miss Bessie Jones, Miss Alma Corrie and
Jones, Bradley REESE, Will White, Less Smith
aud Julian Corrie.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-07-08
IVA DOTS,
School CioslnG-Fine Crop o0/otton
Other Items. 4

WHIT AteIhS.
,,,o ,,, Iva, S. c., Jur22. 1896.
at this time. =
r.in Gur country has been blesseSwlth good
rains ran ana crops are looking fir The past
lev lew days Of clear weather was crafty enjoyed
~, biack berries are getting ripe1 Pies will be
the order OF the day now
H.; III was our good fortune tc/uend the clos
ng exercises OF Prof j. +. H; Ser's school on
4 uesahy, rssS h c June o. 1896 and ara nice ad'
crops are looking fine. Ite oats are fall
ure. Those that were s. IN early, and also
MS was thought weeks as. Peaches are fall
ing off from somp CAMS.
Mr. John Evals, formerly of near here, died
lt bordeaux, Sunday June l3. 1896, and was
onried next day at Greenvillc church. Aged
about 80 years.
Mr. w. NJ. Stewart has completed his store
lonse at this place.
MtSsrs. j. l.. jackson and r. H. Newell at.
ehded Court at Anderson last week.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-07-08
THE TELEPHONES.
Growing Popularity of This Impor.
tant Institution.

The list OF subscribers to the telephone
shows Its increasing popu larity with our peo-
pie. It is only question OF little Time
when nearly everybody will be In close touch
with all their neighbors. 1t is certain that n0
one who uses the telephone for a while will
ever be without 1t. These are the subscribers |:
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-07-08
Abbcyille Lumber Co.

The Abbeville Lumber Co. has just received
q car load Of sash, doors and blinds, which
they will sell at bottom prices.
All kinds Of dressed lumber at lowest prie O.
Now Is the time to put up your blinds. Call
and buy them from the Abbeville Lumber
Co.
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For Tickets, Sleepcrs, and Information, apply tt
Ticket Agents. or to
B. a. NEWLAND. General Agent,
WM B. CLEMENTS. Tray. Pass. Agent.
Kimbal House, Atlanta, Ga.
F.. ST. JOHN. Eice-prcs. and Gcn'l. Mgr.
V. Z. MCBEE, Gen'l. Superintendent.
H. W. q. GLOVER, Traffic Manager.
#. j. ANDERSON, Gen'l. Pass. Agent.
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TO Visit the Different
POLLING PRECINCTS.

TO further the registration of the qualified
electors of Abbeville County, in accordance
with law, the Board Of Registration wifi at
tend the precincts on the following dates In
the month Of June:
Donalds, Sth. Monday. \
Hodges, 9th, Tuesday.
Greenwood, 10th, Wednesday. -
Greenwood, 1lth. Thursday.
Ninety-Slx, 18th, Friday.
Verdery, 18th, Saturday.
Bradley, 18th, Monday.
Troy, 10th, Tuesday.
Mccormick, l7th, Wednesday.
Mt. Carmel, 18th. Thursday.
Magnolia, 10th. Friday.
Lowndesville, Goth, Saturday.
Antreville, 22nd, Monday.
Due West 23rd, Tuesday.
Douglass Mill, oath, Wednesday.
Abbeville, 25th Thursday.
Catworthys X Roads. 26th, Friday.
]. d. CARWlLE,
s. S. BOLES,
J. T.. ELLIS,
Board of Supervisors of Registration. -.
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McDill & Lyon have received their g
shipment of baby CARRIAGES, they havey
body. You will save money and get
thing stylish by patronizing them.
Sterling and plated stick pins at all
and designs. Also sterling belt pins.
Bernau, the jeweler.
Huyler's candy just in. Speed.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-07-08

Cohen's spring stock has begun to come in
and 1t will pay you to see them before buying
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Ring up phone No. and tell the AbbevIlle
Lumber Co. TO send you 1000 # of bedded cell
ing for $40.
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DUE WEST.

Personals - Removing an O$
mark-Picnssa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-24
81 CUoCoLATE POTS FOR soc.

Beautiful China Chocolate Pots that
have often sold for g.; special for to-
day. 50c. each.
Genuine Carlsbad China Sugar and
Cream Sets. on tray, that were CSC,
to-day &c each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-24
GALLANT SOLDIER DEAD.
Major David III. Bennett, OF the
sfoneWalI brigade.

BLACKSBURG, VA. December %
(Special)-Major David II. Bennett died
very suddenly at his home a few miles
from here last night from ctganic trouble
of the heart. He was one of the most
prominent men In the county and at the
time of his death was So years old. He
belonged to the Stonewall Brigade, and
served through all four years of ,ke
war with distinguished bravery. His
courage was evinced by the fact that he
was made major of his regiment, title
won by gallant action in the face of the
foe on the field of battle. aor a number
of wears he had been a consistent and
active member Of the Presbyterian
Church which he loved. am as an elder
OF this church was a frequent attendant
upon her courts. Upon tho organization
of the Confederate veterans here, he waa
at once unanimously elected commanded
He leaves wife and eight children
During his whole life he had been a
farmer. He was a successful one, and at
all times his hospitable doors were open
to friends. whose entertainment always
afforded him and his good rife unalloyed
pleasure. He was buried this afternoon
at the family burying-grclnd near his
home.
The universal esteem and respect In
which he was held was shown by the
large number OF friends and acquain-
tances who attended the last sad rites Of
burial. His pastor. Rev. NJ. Holiday,
. OF the Presbyterian church, conducted
the services.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-24
WILLIAMSBURG.
Superyisors Meet-PersOnal and Gen.
eraI Notes.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, December D.
gpecial)-W. B. Walden, from Stone
House; Allie S. Cowles, srom jamestown,
and John A. Barnes, from Powhatan,
composing the James City Board OF
Supervisors, were here to-day, and in ses-
sion for several hours at the courthouse.
A large number of accounts were Or
dered TO be paid.
Mrs. Maggie Brooks returned last eve
ming from a pleasant visit TO her daugh-
ter. Mrs S;onewall j. Brooks. Manches-
ter. who accompanied her home.
Miss Nettie Ennis and Miss Mary Ma
zine left this morning 10 spend the Christ
mas In Fredericksburg
Mr.. John Topham, who holds position
with the Georgia Pacific railroad at At
lanta. will arrive tomorrow, via Pinner S
Point, to spend some time with his
parents. Captain and Mrs. Topham.
DR.. John W. Nash. assistant at the
Eastern State Hospital leaves tomorrow
for Richmond, and will dine Christmas
Day with his daughter, Ms. Paulus lrv-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Iruffin, of Han
oyer will arrive here during the week
to visit Mrs. Ruffin's mother, Mrs. Lizzie
Harrison. Palace Square
Miss Rosa Emory left for Richmond
Yesterday Among those who went up
this morning were Mrs. John b. Spencer,
Mr.. Blair Spencer. Mr.. Norvell Henley,
and MIR. William Haw.
Mrs. William Mayo will aave with her
on Christmas-Day as her gGests Rev. w.
T. Roberts, Mrs. Roberts. and children.
Mr. John Porterfield, of West Virginia.
will spend his Christmas with MIR. Page
Marsden.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-24
BY R. B. Chahn & Co. Gncorp5rau5).
AuctiOneegs.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE.

II
By virtue Of a certain deed 0f trs,.
dated June n, 1892. recorded .n Deadlock
40 b. page 3. IN Henr.co County Colu
Clerks office. ! will SELL by public aug
ton, on the premises, on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER % $50.
ar " NJ. the LAND described 20 at
deed as follows Tor so much thereof q
NAV be necessary TO pay the dt1t ana
costsl-yiZ.: THAT certain uact OF plfce.
~ land In the county OF Htnr'c0 al.lt
one mile east OF the city 0f Richmond.
an the east side of Stcry-Rln creek
designated as lots 4 and g. OBJ ,hf p.1l
~ Reuben Blakey and containing f8
ACRES. more or less. SAID land i..s east
OF and adjoining Cakw0od Cemetery
TERMS: Cash as 20 expenses ard I'd
nav s4360.6l. credit as 20 $50 until June
"a 1897. and balance. II any, ulou tells
10 be announced az sale
de l6 r. p. CHAFFIN. Trustee.
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WRAPS.

w hhfS.
Ladies' All Sorts of Coats and Capes
that were up TO SO, Tor ShJ0
Plain and Fancy Taffeta Silks, up 10
s1.35 value. for 65c. 40
All sorts of Fans that were up TO 81
for COO. -,
Corsets. value UP to S.S5. for Doc.
Carpets will help, too; i9c. carpets lor
Sterling Silver Articles, costing up to
SLIP, for l9c.
Wool Dress Patterns. in new, this sea-
Sc ostrich-Feather Boas, one yard long,
The best $3.50 ones for $50.
1915 Very Fluffy ones, for 500 ,o..o
All colors of D0ubie-Nidtn hehrletla
for 64c.; cost BIC. -,
Eiderdown Wool Flannel, Jersey back,
for Ice. p yard.
9 Calico Brownies for 1c.
Pure Mohair Sicilian, 3oc. grace LOT
16 2-3c.-only Black.
Black Figured Melrose Cloth, costing 81
CANDIES TODAY.
Real Old-Fashion Christmas Mixture,
7c instead OF l5c.
Cream Filberts. Cream Bonbons, Crys-
taIlzed and Cream Mint Waters, 10
be sold for 10c. a pound to-day.
Nougat. finest made, worth soc. pound
for lSc
pbiladelphia Caramels. Chocolate Mint
T,reams. London Chocolate Nougat.
and other finest candies, worth 6Jc.
pound, for &c. "a
Assorted Crystallized Fruits, usual eVc''
for 39c. .,.
our price. &c.
Full-Size Cretonne Feather Cushions,
9gc value for &c. each. -
500 copies Little Lord Fauntleroy. y
value TO day. CSC. NJ.
Regular 81. 80 Silk-Cloth Bound Books,
gilt edge. sec has been our prlce-to-
Revised Prayer-Books and Hymnals
were s.. %. for Sis; were $50 for SIS.
Regular 29c. Board-Back Childreh
Books. to-day. lie.
white Metal Whlsk- Broom Holders. l9c
ones. for &C.; each: 25c. ones TOT lVe:
125 pairs of &c Fancy Carriers for 2'c'
Best grade Sterling Silver Hooks Files
Match Safes. and many otner thhss'
worth 81 each, for 39c. each. p
Gentlemen's Collar and cui-Boxesos .
different designs, worth S. Tor sSc.
each. On
ones. for 95c. each. ~,
Mother-of-Pe Pen-Holders ana Paper
Cutters worth S.15. for osc: ),
500 pin Cushions. many different de-
signs. worth q and S9c.. for 90. each;
Ladies' 3yc. GOld-fldttu iNhSS' i'~
each
Ladies' Rings. sc. each.
&c. Hand Mirrors for &c. each
&c. Linen Damask CentreDieces, DC. >,
So N satin Damask Dinner Sets, all
White or Delicate Tints, N..0.
o5c. Satin Damask Towels, l2isc. 10
GO and 75c. Table Damask (22 pieces)' Ssc'
Frinced Damask Table-Cloths. full size
CSC. ,,.
ladies' 12c. Fast-Black Hose, sc. pair.
Thildren's 1Oc Ribbed Hose, &c. par.
&c French Embroidered All-Linen
Handkerchiefs, for 100; SC ones Ior
Mems 2oc. Fine White Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs. various width MEMS
iOc.: the best 10c ones for &c
Irish Point Lace Edge Handkerchlefs'
9Oc. ones for Sc.
100 Handkerchiefs. hemstitched, &c.
The best 81 Silk Taffeta Umbrellas, LOT
ladies or men, $l9o.
5Oc Umbrellas for 21c.
The best 81 Silk Umbrellas. &c.
& AI-Silk Umbrellas for S2.6s.
COO. Fancy Zephyr Faseinators, &c;
Handsome Underglaze Decorated Ioiiet
sets. complete with slop jar contain
ing ~ pieces. were selling at NO,
specjal for to-day, S2.S9, complete.
100 Real Imported China Cracker-Jars,
hand decorated. will be sold to-day Tor
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SPECIAL SC. BARGAIN BASKETS,

containing French. German, and Carts
bad China Ash Trays Jewelry Trays.
Olive Dishes. Pin Trays. Match Safes
Tooth-Pick Holders. and articles that
have been selling upwards Of 25c., for