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The Press and Banner ABBETILLE S. C. Published every Wednesday at ?2 a year in advance. Mr. ROSWELL T. LOGAN, of Charleston, is not authorized to take advertisements for this newspaper. Wednesday, Oct. 25, 1893.! ?M???? Better Facilities ? Increased Custom In all Lines?Reasons for Gratitnde. The Press and Banner is now better prepared for Job printing than ever before, and the run of custom at our office was never as good as it Is now. Oar facilities are better than ever before and we are doing touch work for customers from a distance. Low prices and good work, bring us ibecnstom,andon general principles tbo people have been good to the Press and Banner, standing by It under all clrcum- / stances. Many of our subscribers have been f with os for years, and may be depended upon Id the future. Advertisers find it to their ln terest to put their notices in the paper, and the number of those who give us their job printing Increases with the years. An over- r ruling Providence has been good to us, and ^ we have every reason to think that tne world has treated us with great kindness, for which we give thanks with a grateful heart. We Xever Sleep. At night Id former years, the people of the town of Abbeville, lay down to rest tn silence and In darkness, with seldom a passer along oar streets to break the solitude of the midnight hours. Bat, now all is changed. The streets are i lighted, the oil mill Is lull of folk and Its I whistle is beard at all times, the watchmen at ' the two depots are always awake, the nlgbt policemen is ever on duty, the telegraphers at both the G-, C. & N. depot and the train master's office are never away from their places, the shilling engine on the switches at the depot and in the yard shops is ever busy, and " the waking of relief trainmen, and the passing of the news to and from the trnlns give to the streets something of an air of life even Id 5 the otherwise silent watches of the nlgbt. The changes herein recited would Indicate that we have made progress within the last few years. Tho ItfanpnNnrv. - ~ I Got. Tillman U making enquiries of the an. tboritles of the different towns, seeking testimony aa to tbe result of tbe dispensary sys' tern on tbe peace and sobriety of tbe people, and desires statistics showing tbe compare- , tlve number of arrests for July, August, Sep- I tember and October, in 1892 and 1893. I Wben tbe report is sent from Abbeville as \ to tbe anetU, we bopeour town authorities may explain that some eighteen or twenty of the arrests In Abbeville were made one day on aeoount of a base b?U riot among Degrees, where whiskey was not in it. /'r'hera isn't any use for anybody to deny / that tbe dispensary is a vast improvement on 1 tbe lioense system. Water Works. We need a stana-pipe iuii 01 water, mo rates of Insurance Is excessive. If the towd would Incur the debt, or If private Individ, nals would contribute the money, the investment would be a good one. All property on the public square Is assessed for insurance anywhere from five per cent. down. 1 Having- It HIn Own Way. Senator Butler Is reported to have said that > If bis friends allow him to conduct the cam- r i palgn in bis own way, that be would bring a I successful Isane. At present It seems that the Senator?s friends will not Interfere with him, but will allow him exclusive management and control of it. The Laundry. Why can't Abbeville have a laundry? We have the money, the men, the water, and the linen. Then why not have the laundry? There can be no doubt of the need for sucb an imMt.nMAn and thn eont Is bnt little. The addition of so many citizens will give strength to all tbe churches In town. We believe each church has received, or will receive, accessions from the ranks of tbe railroad folk. THE COTTON MOVEMENT. Preparing the Crop for Market?The Shipments?The Work or the Oil Mill. the work of the gins. i Tuesday, Oct 24, 1898. Up to last Monday nlgbt tbe" aggregate number of bales ginned and packed at the different ginneries, was as follows : Corresponding week 1S98. 1892. Oil Mill 628 482 Henry Olnnery <H7 &40 Lawson's Ginnery 162 G48 Total.... 1452 1C70 lawson's ginnery was not started tblB year nnfll Mnnriav evanine. October 2. Shipment*. BY Q., C. A N. Shipments to and Including last Saturday. Previously reported 1868 bales. Shipped since last report _ 20S bales. Total to Saturday night 1576 bales To same date last year 2337 bales. BY B. ?fc D. Shipments up to last Saturday nleht. Previously reported 1271 hales. Shipped since last report 559 bales. Total to Saturday night. 1830 bales. To same date last year 1629 bales. Total sblpmenta by both roads 3406 bales. Total to same date last year... 3966 bales. The Oil Mill. DAILY BKPORT FOB LAST WEEK. ^ Pounds 8eed. Gallons Oil. Monday 28,898 589 Tuesday 63,408 1300 Wednesday 28,398 5t>9 Thursday... Frlday Saturday 22,800 450 Comparative Statement. SHIPMENTS OF COTTON FBOM ABBEVILLE. For the convenience of the reader we give the total shipments for tbe years and months as Indicated below: 1887 1888 1889 1S90 1891 1892 1S93 Bales Bales Bales Bales Bales Bales Bales Sept...1,517 324 775 1,743 1.141 1.069 1271 Oct 2,480 2,242 2,889 2,425 4,770 4,159 Nov....l.8?0 2,222 8,021 1.955 2,441 3,128 Dec.....l,273 1,997 1,798 2,329 2,110 1,517 Total ..7,140 6,785 6,473 8,452 10,468 10,001 ] Cotton Market. Tuesday, Oct. 24, 1893. The prices paid to-day are as follows: Middling, V/,. Strict Middling, 7%. Good Middling, 1% Strict Good Middling, 7%. Aug. W. Smith. Mr. Dickerson will move into Mr. Beacbam'B new house to-day, and Capt. Lyles will move lnlo Mrs. Mabry's bouse, which Mr. Dlckerson vacates. Mr. Dlckerson desires to , live nearer to the dispatcher's office. The Baptists contemplate building a parsonage in Abbeville, and subscriptions are being taken up for that purpose. The walls of the office for Capt. J. T. Parks are going up. He will carry on an Insurance and real estate business. Mb. J. V. Scon', of Verdery, was in town last Monday. Why don't yon buy yoor cotton seed hulls now ? The oil mill Is burdlng them. -. < *i,v: -'j .-N :* . r -/ GRAND ?SHE1 VBBEVILLE COUNT\ SHAKEN FROM JU ibirj n nniti n liil DOLLAR! WORTH OF UTUUUC3 AT NEVER BEFORE QUOTED TO IHE PEOPLI OF THIS iRAND i iffi Your cHorcK op any suit Clothes in our mammoth Clothing btocfc for $15. OWING to the great panic out West we have been enabled to buy Clothing CHEAPER than ever before, and we Intend that our customers shall have the benefit of these reductions In value. I0TE WHAT WE SAY !oi See for Yourselves tta these Facts are MM. ALL our Suits of every description irom 818 to S27 are marked down and aru being sold for $15. SUITS from S15 to $17 all go at $12.50. ALL 812,814 and 815 Suits msrkedvo $10# 1 OH PAIR PANTS worth 86 50, . 1UU 87 and 87.50 are golnn at = $5. 1 f\r\ PAIR PANTS bought to JL \J\J Bell at $5 and 85.50 marked down to $4.50. 1 PAIR I'ANTS, special values, worth from |3.75 lo 84.50, at (hi CT BUYS the choice of any ?pJ.O OVERCOAT In our house. OVERCOATS which were marked 818, 820, 822.50 and 825. all now at $15. Overcoats at 812, which bought to sell at 810. A TREMENDOUS lot of I'ANTS at $1.25 aud $1.50, worth more money. WE have many genuine bargains In SHOES. A look through will convince any one of this fact. AMOSKEAG'S best Ginghams never sold (or less than 10 aud 12 l-2c. We sell 14 ynrdrt to the dollar. AMOSKEACJ'S staple Ginghams alwavs sold at Sand 10c. We offer 16 ynrritt to the dollar. ffany Rare anil Choice Bariaii in every Deparlment. TO every one we say COME, and you will see that a dollar spent with us will buy more tlian 100 cents ever did before. P. ROSENBERG & CO Having Received Large and V GENERAL M We are now fully equipped to supply the I We have made special preparations foi CLOTHING, DRY ( I ?? mt m I Harness, Groceries In Great Abundant Wc are well known and do not need a sp '. Come ar We have what you want, will be glad I j value received for every $1 you spend wll W. JOEL SI \ Sept. 27, JS98, tf SI WILL LET THE BUILDING OF 1 bridge over LITTLE'S CREEK, Mill nn i Nov. 10thy at 10 A. jM ^ The bulldlDg of SIIAW'S BRIDGE, > over Johnson's Creek, on , Nov. 11th, at 11 A. 91 Also, the building of Crawford's Bridge, near Luther Haddon's, on Nov.- 13th, at 11 A. 91 R. H. ARMSTRONG, County Commissioner. ' Oct. 25.1893, 8t . -Master's toale. The State of South Caroling || COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. COUBT OF COMMON PLEAS. Tho8. J. Brltt against 13. f. Keller.?Foreclo ure. By virtue of an order of sal made in tbe above stated cntse, I will offer ft sale at public outcry at Abbeville C. H., 8. C on SALEDAY IN NOVEMBER. 1893, with! tbe legal hoursof Hale, the following describe property, situate iu said State and County, I wit: "One-half (%) interest In Lot No. 11, * in font olsn nnp-hAlf (\ iroiiuug luaiii rbicei <>v ?w?, Interest in one-balf (Yd of Lot No, 12, fronting Main street 15 feet, making a fron age of forty-five feet on Main street, and rui nlng back tbenceone hundred feet to an alle In Block "L" ; also, one-half CA) Interest In Lot No, 14, fronting Main street fifty feet and runnlr thence back one hundred feet to an alley 1 Block No. 10, Town of McCormlck, accordId to the plat thereof recorded In the office < the Register of Mesne Conveyance of said Al bevllle County, In Deed Book No. 5, page 79$ also, my Interest In one-lialf ('/<;) of one-ha (14) of seven-sixteenths (7-16) of One Hundred and Sixty (160 Acres, of Jennings land, being In the Ryan and Bo deaux Townships, Edgefield and Abbevll Counties, known as the Bracknell tract." TERMS OF SALE?One-third cash, balani "- * 1 >no?Qllmtonlfl with tnte ID IWU eiJUUI UUU1IUI novo* ? est from day of sale, secured by bond of pu chaser and mortgage of premises, with lcai to pay all cash. Purchaser to pay for paper J. C. KLUGH, Oct. 12,18W, nt Master. State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. PKOBATE COUKT. John G. Edwards, as Administrator, &< Plaintiff, against Caroline Smith, et, al? Defendants. Complaint to sell land to pay debts, Ac. I WILL sell at public outcry at Abbevll C. H., on Saleday in November next, for tl payment of debts, the following descrlbi real estate belonging to Lee G. Smith, c< ored, deceased, situate In said county ai State; to wit: One lot In the town of A beville, known as the Blacksmith Shop Lot, one acre, more or less, bounded by Popli Street, the O'Connor lot, Mllledge Davis ar others. The lln..'- n JM T 1U xair uruuuu uui, Seven (7) Acres more or less, on Abbevil Branch R. R., bounded by A. M. Hill A Son Estate of Henry Thomas, and others; all the balance ol the Barr Place not devised, 155 Acres, more or less, bound) k by lands of Sarah .Smith, M. Davis, Marth | Weir, Mrs. E. Gilmer and others. 1 TERMS?One-half cash, the balance on credit of twelve mouths with Interest fro day of sale, the credit portion to be securt by bond of purchaser and a mortgage of tt premises; or, purchaser may have option paying all cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. J. FULLER LYON, Judge Probate Court. Oct. 14, 1893. tf and Opened Our aried Stock of EECHANDISE, wants of our friends, and the public at large, r the wants of THE PEOPLE in providing HATS, SHOES, jOODS, 3, Hardware, &c., e and at Living Prices. eclal introduction in this market. lcL See Us. o Ree you and will treat you well?giving you Lb us. nimii o nAlin HUH A' SIMS Master's Sale.N The State of South Carolina, 4 # COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. COUBT OF COMMON P1EA8. M. E. Crews, Adm'x, Ac., against James 8, Crews et al. By VIRTUE OF AN ORDER nF SALE made In the above stated case, I will offer foi Bale al public outcry at Abbeville C. H., S. C.( on SALEDAY IN NOVEMBER, 1S93, within the legal hours of sale, the following described property, situate in paid State and County, tc wit: All that tract or parcel of land, known as LiOi i>o. io% cuuuuumg One and 14-100 Acres, > ' more or less. Also, Lot No. 14, containing One and One-Half Acres, more or less. Abo, Lot No. 15, containing Three-Tenths Acres, more or less. Also, Lot No. 16, containing One-Third Acres, more or less. Said lots being part of the Mo ' Gary lands of the late C. W. Crews, deceased, '* situated in the town of Greenwood, and bounded by lands of B. F. Reynolds, Daniel Tarrant and others. TERMS OF SALE?Cash. Purchaser tc pay for papers. J. C. KLUGU, Oct. 14,1S93,8t Master. Master's Sale. L The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. ^ Sarah A. McCord et al against W. F. McCord et al.?Partition. E By VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE Jr made tn the above staled rase, I will offer foi , sale at public outcry at Abbeville C. H., 8. C., ? on SALEDAY IN NOVEMBER, 1893, within |d the legal boarsof sale, the following described property, situate In said State and County, being the real estate of the late Jnmes A. McCord, deceased, to wit: All that tract or parcel of land, known as the Long Cane Tract, containing 4) Three Hundred and Forty-Five (345) Acres, more or less, bounded by lands of W.N.Mud'* dy. Samuel Smltb, 8. Mundy, Tbof. EaklD y and others. This tract has been divided iDto four parcels which will be sold separately. Also, that tract or parcel of land, known as Santuc Place, containing ig ? One Hundred and Sixty-Seven 'f (167) Acres, t>- ' more or less, and bounded by lands of Ed'f ward Westfleld, NlcSels, Morrison, and otb. era. This tract Is divided Into two parcels n which will be told separately. Also, that tract or parcel of land, the Home Place, containing r- Fivfi FTundrfld and Fnrt.v-ThrflA (543) Acres, 36 more or less, and bounded by lands of W. F. r* McCord, T. B. McCord, MIhs F. Cromer, While Brothers and others. This tract has been dl,e vided Into four parcels which will be sold 8" separately. Plats of all said lands will be exhibited on _ day of sale, and may be seen at my ofBce. TEKM8 OF SALE?Onr-thlrd cash, balance In two equal annual Installments, with Interest from day of sale, secured by bond of purchaser and mortgage of premises, with leave to pay all cash. Purchasers to pay for papers. J. C. KLUGH, Oct. 10,1893, 3t Master. The State of South Carolina, ,e COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. IN PROBATE COURT. 2d >1- John N.Knox, as administrator, Ac.,Plaintiff, 'd against b Vlney Moore, Frank Moore, and others, Defendant. Complaint to Sell Land to Pay Debts. " 1 WILL SELL AT PUBLIC OUTCRY AT 1 Abbeville Court House, oil SALEDAY IN NOVEMBER next, for the payment of debta, the following described real estate, belonging to the estate of Thornton Moore, deceased, sitle uate in suld County and State, containing i0 Eighty-Eight (88) Acres, more or less, bounded by lands of J, N. Knox, estate of John Dixon, J. H. Stokes, Wm, ;(j Crowther and others, and known as the Hall place. TEHMS?Cash. Purchaser to pay for paa pers-. m J. FULLER LYON, ;d Judge Probate Court. ie Oct. 12, 1803, 3t of All slippers for less than cost. Now Is youi time to buy kooor cheap. I will leave foi New York In less than 10 days for new goods, so don't put It off. W.E.Bell. Ready mixed paints In all colors. Harrison & Uatne. \y.r.x; .? > ' Whit \*E NOW FALL AND With the La: STOCK OF THEY The attention of the Ladies is GOODS, embracing all the leading Special mention is made of an is offered at 50 Cts. a yard. The ut and see it. Call for those Plaid S Only 75 Cts. a yard. A very de LADIES From the cheapest to the best. A us is sure to get the worth of his mo called to our elegant display of OARPE Any one in need of articles in this 1: be pleased. And now we come to call tl Saving greatly enlarged and ix , department for MEN and BOY sortment of : Ready-Made Clot] i h. ! This part of our business is a s Come and 1 And if you want a Suit of.( Overshirts, or anything to wet Thankful for past patronag fore for supplying all their wai Come and See Master's Sale. . The State of South Carolina, , COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE, COURT OF COMMON PLKAS, Thos. B. Mllford against Augusta Pulllam et al.?Partition. r> , VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE made In the above stated cuse, I will offer for sale at public outcry at Abbeville C. H., S. C. on 8ALEDAY IN NOVEMBER, 1893, within the legal hours of sale, the following described property, situate In said State and County, belonging to the Estate of Larkln Palllam, late of said County, deceased, to wit: All | ' that tract or parcel ol land containing Eighty-Six (86) Acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Belton O. ! Verrell, R. P. Blake. J. B. Sample, C. L. NorI man and others. TERMS OF SALE?One-half cash, balance ^ on a credit of twelve months, with lnter' est from day of sale, secured by bond of the > purchaser aud mortgage of the premises, , with leave to pay uli cash. Purchaser to pay | for papers. I J. C. KLUGH, Master. Oct. II, 1894. 4t Master's Sale. The State of South Carolina, i COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. COUKT OP COMMON PLEAS. Samh F. Buchanan against F. A. Buchanan | el al?Partition. By virtue of an order of sale ' made lu the above stated case, I will offer for sale at public outcry at Abbeville C. H., 8. C., ' on SALE DAY IN NOVEMBER. 1893. with- > In the legal hours of sale, the following dei scribed property, situate In said State and County, to wit: All that tract or parcel of land, containing Three Hundred and Twenty | (320) Acres, > more or less, bounded by lands of G. D. Buch. anan. John R. Buchanan, B. O. Verrell, J. B. I Sample, J. M. Major, David Aiken and F. B. Buchanan. i Said land will be sold In tracts as recommended by the commissioners, as follows: > "The Home Tract, containing about " One Hundred and Twenty Acres; s the Dicky Tract, containing about One Hundred and Twenty-Three; and tbe Trinity Church Tract, containing Eighty Acres," said sale not to Include the TWO ACRES " i deeded to Trinity Church by G. D. Buchanan and now occupied by said church and a purt of said church tract. TEKMS OF SALE?One half cash, balance on a credit of twelve months, with Interest 1 from day of sale, secured by bond of purchaser and mortgage of the premises. Purchaser , to pay for papers. J. C. KLUGH, Master. Oct. 11,1803, 4t ' We oftera first-class white lead at very low price. Harrison & Game. Carry your pictures to Kerrnnd have them 5 framed. Work guaranteed. Prices us low us ' the lowest. A new line of shades Just In at Kerr's. Curtain rods can be found in un abundance ] at Kerr's. Take your bnken mirrors to Kirr'sandi^ have tlieiu rclllted. When needing anything in the furniture . 1 line go to Kerr's. Thymol Dentifrice Is nice for cleaning the 1 teeth Hnd heathful to ttie nioutii and gums, n 25 and 50 els. Harrison & Game. v 12 skeins silk floss for lUc. VV. E. Bell. Do yon want a silk dress? If so. give me a call. I have sold more slik dresses this sea- i son than the balance of ibe town. Come on and get jour silk or wool dress. W.E.Bell, j Do you want to buy a 50c dress goods for 25c? If so, call on W. E. Bell. g I am now selling dress goods at 25c, worth 50c. W. E. Bell. c > Seven hundred barrels flour tn and to ar rive. All grades. Lowest prices. Pitch in ti ! and buy all you need before the price goes up. d i Aug. W. Smith. jS e Broi rULLY EQUIPPED FOR A V WINTER C Atfrnfit.ivfi and bes LgCOt) Uiuuv **? ?... IIEIEI.IL I HAVE EVER OFFEI specially called to their unusuall; seasonable Fabrics, varying in pric All Wool Suiting in all the desira raal price for these goods is 75 Cts. lilks which are quite the thing for la sirable line of ' BLACK 11 our lines of Dry Goods are unsual ney, because Goods this Season are ' / ' * ' : . < 3T8 AND I ine would do well to examine our ass ie attention of the Public to a i nproved our store accommodati S on the ground floor, wherein hing, Gents' Fi A.T& AISTO SHOES pecialty and great care has bee Sxamine o" Clothing, an Overcoat, a Hat, a ir, you will be sure to buy. e we assure the People we are i QtS. for Yourselves. WHITE B1 \ AIM Your attention i? Unrivalled Stock GOODS nov HADE )ur Millinery room is filled with for Fall and Wintei Hats, Feathers, Ribbc WE GUARANTEE to sell LINERY at 20 to 25 per cen would charge for same good and examining GOODS AND Dress Goods. ' t We have them to suit al I custom; shades'25c up. 50 Inch Broad Clot Henriettas 12%c up. A. Big Drive In goods suitable for house dress* The greatest value we will havt novelty Dress Fabrlques SO to 40c, v More than 50 Dress Pa In beautiful Imported goods, worsted dress we will fill your billi wont hold these patterns lor a legit Our line 10,12J^ and 25c Wool D market. Trimmings to suit all si Many ladles prefer plain cloth weaves may be more the fashion, the Hue of trimmings we carry 1 what they wish. Velvets and S For Sleeves, Waists and Trlmmln the seat-on advances. We've 50 plec Trimming' Braic used. Hercules UraldB are agal new patterns. Wraps ! Wra As the winter approaches you wl Ing. We have over 250 choice Wri space is so small we can only mentl Ladles and Children's Shoes, Hos "Thomson's," "R. H. G. E.," "Warn Hand" and "K. & G." in all sizes, Ti es, Laces, Embroideries, Fur Trii and almost every article of Ladles ' Mail Orders Receive Verv Respei R. M. Hadt Choice lot of brooms, water buc kets, baskets if all kinds aud everything lu wooden aud j*1 rlllow ware. Aug. W. SuiitD. i A wool hat for 5 cts. at Aug. W. .Smith's. | Ask for our Tourist and Crush bats In j fr, Jadras, the new color. Smith Jfc Suns. 1 u, Boys full suits nice patterns good, only St.. tb lug. W. Smith. Be sure and show your cotton to Aug. W ca Imltb. j Don't fall to see Au*. W. Smith's stock of , lotblng before buylug. a,. Pearl onion sets to arrive this week. We lave a limited supoly. so call early If you cq lon't waut to.be disappointed. W. Joel pa lioith & Sous. (X * ' ' ' ^ .'?>;'?> chers IGOROUS AMPAIGN "V t assorted IHIIE tED. y large assortment of DEESS :e from 10 ts. to $1.25 a yard, ble Colors, 52 inches wide which This is a Great Bargain. Gome dies' waists this Fall. They are - . " ? M - ' '- -- <:>ism GrOODS ly full, and any ond trading with rery, very cheap* Attention is rLXJG-S. ortment, and you will certainly tew feature of our business, ons we now have a separate will b? found a complete as mushing Goods, i n taken to make it a success. - \ ur Goods, , Fair of Shoes, Undershirts, in better shape than ever be" ttOTHERS. fin 'y i called to the v of LADIES : 7 offered at ION'S. . the leading fashionable shapes r. All tints in )ns and Trimmings. you STYLISH NEW MILt. less than any city house s. Test this by calling PBICES. ': ?i > ? Qn^lilnin In All Ipfldlne ,h.'* 45 Inch Serge.0 Double width ' '8 16%<*, would be chrap al 20c. ? i thlM season. Ten different shades /ould be bargains at 4o to 50a tterns No two alike. If yon wish a fine at a small advance on the i=osL We lmate profit with col ton at 7%c. ress Goods can't be excelled In this / ,yles and prices. s for dresses.a(though the fancy We have (he plain goods and with ew customers will fall to find Just iilks I m will be very much In demand as , ?*8 (o select from. la Especially Id the narrow lO ""wldth8 will he extensively n In demand. We have all the ps ! Ill feel the need of a heavier covpraps In stock. Prices right. Our Ion the following: A b'g stock of lery, Gloves, KM Gloves, Corsets? er's Health." "Corollne." "Fonr-lnnble Linens,Towels, Dolleys, Crashinmlngs, Umbrellas, Rubber Shoes , wear. Prompt Attention. ctfully. Ion & Co. R. M. Huddon who hws Just returned from ew York reporis that confidence !> fast bek restored, and there Is prospt ct for better mes ahead. R. M. Huddon relumed ye?ierday morning >rn New York where be has been selecting 11 and winter goods. The ladles may be on e lookout for new fall styles. Reese A DuPre have a new cheap watch, 11 and see it. Kor a nice hat po to Aug. W. Smith. Be sure and show your cotton to Aug. W alth. A. mammoth stock of boys suits and single ats and single pauts. both knee and long ' .nts, tit about half price. P. Rosenberg <fc , t >. '.Mi