The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, November 29, 1877, Image 3
LOCAL ITEMS.
Church Dire0tory.
Metihodist church, Rev. A. W. Walker, Pastor.
1st Sabbath in each month at 4 o'clock p. m.
2d Sabbath in each imonth at:10J o'clock a. m.
Seqons Baptist Church, Rev. lott, Pastor.
et, Sobbath and Saturday before In each
month at 11 o'olpok a. m. on Sabbath, and at
3 o'clock p. -n. on Saturday.
. Rev. Hugh McLees, Presbyterian, (Seoona)
24 Sabbath in each month, at 11 o'clock a. m.
The opossum hunters' horn is no
longer,beard in the land.
Road' the advertising columns of
Tnz SENTINEL.
Buy your goods from those who ad
vertine.
We learn that a very fine mule was
stolen from Mrs. Calvin O'Dell last
week.
See advertisement of John T. Gos%
sett & Co. in this issue-fertilizers for
sale. These gentlIOnen know tho
value of printers' ink.
All members of Koowco Lodge aro
requested to be present at the next,
regular communication, as an elcoion
for officers will be hold.
Mr. Iollingsworth, Clerk of the
Board of County Commissioners, and
Capt. W. R. Berry County Treasurer,
have been subpoenaed to be in Colum.
bia at the United States Court, on the
5th of December, to testify in a cause
pending concerning the Railroad mat
ter, and have with them the County
Commissioners and Treasurers books.
PATENTS.-Inventors to secure
prompt and proper action on their
cases, should employ an attorney re
sident at Washington. Wo direct
attention to Fostor's Patent Offico,
509,7th street, Washington, D. C. Mr.
Foster has practiced before the Patent
Office, 18 years. Send to him for
pamphlets and ref erences.
We need a good malo school at this
place. Why don't the patrons and
property holders interest themselves
in this matter? A town cannot pros,
per without good schools. Go to
work, you that are interested, and got
up a good school. It will add to the
business of the town and the value of
your property.
If the business men of Eaisley would
be successful in their caillings, they
should advertiso in TumE STNTINEL.
TIhore is no way in wh'iceh they con Id
bottor set t heir bunsiness before the
p jublio. Try it, gentlemen.
G iv your' <(hild( ren a good st ar't in
I h.e u' orld. Shrmir cr's Indiain Verimi
huge will dest roy :and excpel the hot rid
worms t hat g~naiw at their vitals and
deprive cliem of health and beauty.
Thlis valuabhle mleiine can be had by
calling on W. T.1 MicFall.
A case enmo up before Trial Justice
R~us-ell, of Eau-ley, on last Friday, in
volving the right of a mrfalI to ar,
rest ai par-ty ii uless the br1each comn
plainied of was comnmittedl in the pres
ence ot the marislu.al. Mr. Chil, w ho
rep)resented the State, conltCede: 1st,
that Ea8ley had no lawful marsha ; 2d,
that auarsha'l could not arrest with
out a warrant, unless the offenso was
committed in the presenco of the
marshal; 3d, that the marshal must use
no more force or violence t,han is nec
essary to arrest the party. Mr. Ans
sel, of Greenille, represented the do..
fondant. The jury could not agree
and the case will bo again tried. Mr.
Child, we understand, has made a
motion to move the case from Eaisley
to a neighborhood of strangers, so
that there can be no prejudlico. This
case will likely go to the Supreme
Court, however it may be decided, as
some grave question as to the powers
and duties of marshals are at issue.
AssEssMENT.-We learn from the
County Auditor th)at the poll of the
County amounts to nineteen hundred
and seventy three. Last year it was
fourteen hundred and thirty eight.
This is an increase of five hundred and
. thirty five. The aggregate assessed
valno of personal property of the
County is considerably lower than
that of the preceding year. We (10
- not think this results from over valu
ation of the property heretofore, from
a deorease in its value now or a falling
off of the corpus of the personaltiy
itself; but from a persistent effort on
the part of our people to return their
a property at the very lowest possible
figures. This we think a mistake
that results to the disadvantage rather
than to the advantage of the citizens.
It is a well knownu fact that our
County is now in debt and a three
mill additional tax has been levied
to pay the paUst indebtedness.
Uur County is small, and a three
mill tax on the property, as hero to
Sfote assessed, was no more than ne
cessary to pay the current expenses
of the County. If the aggregate ass
sossed valuation is materially reduced,
the three mitis levy for current ex
petseo,, now allowed by law, will not
be sufficient, and a deficiency will oo
cur which must be met by an addi
tioral levy to pa'y past indebtedness.
This cantiot but result in injur'y to
(be County. If a merchant furnishes
sup)plies'for the poor farnm, knowing
that thoro will be a deficioncy that
anot.her levy will have to be mado
bef'ore he can get his money--a
simpleton knows that he will askc a
highier price for gocds. So will those
9 who take a bridge contract or' do any
other work for the County. Wu are
in favor of paying out of debb and
then keping ot,
VEGETINE
Is acknowledged by all classes of people to be
the best and most reliable blood purifier in
the world.
CURED ME.
ROCemTEi, Nov. 22, 1870.
H1. R. STEVENS, Esq,-Dear Sir: I have
suffered for the last three or four years with
Liver complaint and Kidney troubles. Pre
vious to taking the VEOETINE, I was under
the doctors care for a long time, but he did
not help me. My friends all thought I would
not recover. I began using the VEOTINE,
and realized good effect from it right away.
I had taken but three bottles before I was
much better. I continued taking a few bot
ties more, and can now truly say I at enjoy
ing the best of health. I have given it. to my
little daughter with great -success. Since it
has done me so much good I have reco:n,
mended it to aeveral, and they have all been
greatly benefitted by its use. Itespectfully,
J. C. SMITH,
24 S. Francis street.
Place of business, 72 West Avenue.
Mr. Smith is a well known dealer in stoves
nd tin war, for many years in business in
Rochester.
Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder, etc., are
always unpleasant, and at times they become
the most distressing and dangerous diseases
that can affect the human system. Most dis
eases of the Kidneys arise from impurities in
the blood, causing humors which settle on
these parts. VEETINE excels any known
remedy in the whole world for cleansing and
purifying the blood, thereby causing healthy
actions to all the organs of the body.
Vegetine
WILL CURE RIIEUMATISM.
SPRINOVALE, Me, October 12, 1870.
Mr. II. R. STvrVENs-Dcar Sir: Ffteen
years ago last fall I was taken sick with
rheumatism, was unable to move until the
next April. From that time until three
years ago this fall I suffered everything with
rheumatism. Sometimes there would be
weeks at a time that I could not step one
fitep; these attacks were quite often. I suf
fered everything that a man could. Over
three years ago last spring I commenced tak.
ing Vegetine and followed it tip until I had
taken seven bottles; have hia'd no rieunatism
since that time. I always advise every one
who is troubled with rheumatism to try Ve
getine, and not suffer years as I have done.
This statement is gratuitous as far as Mr.
Stevens is concerned. Yours, etc.
ALBERT CROOKER,
Firm of A. Crooker & Co. Druggists & Apoth.
Vegetine.
RHEUMATISM 1s A DISEASE OF T1IE BLOOD.
The blood, in this disease. is found t0 con
tainm an excess of fibrin. VEOwrINE acts by
converting the blood from its diseased con
(dition to a healthy circulation. VEGETEINE
regulates the bowels which is very important
in t his comnplaint. One bottle of Veget ine
will give relief, but to effect a perimanent
cure it must. he taken regularly, anid may
take several bottles, especially in cased of
long st anding, Vi:G rriNE is sold by all drug,
gist s Tr'my it, and your verdict will be thme
sa me as thait of' thiousandls before you, who
say, "'1 never fonund so muchi rel ief~ as from
lie use of V :LwriE~N,"' whlich is co inlposed
exclusively of Barks, Iloot s and IIlerbs.
Vege jine,
VEa.TrNE hats restored thIousanLids t.o healt hi
wh'lo had beeni long anmd painafiul suferers.
VEGwrTINE is comiposed of Roots, Barks and
Icerbs. 1t0 is very pleasant to take; every
child likes it.
Vecge iune
Prep.haredl by
HI. R. STEVENS, Boston Mass.
VE.G ET1INE is Sold by All D)ruggists.
Nov 22, 1877 11 4
CURIATIVE PADS!
A sure cure for Torp:d Liver and all dis
eases arising t herefromi, Lunog, Kidnecy, Spine,
Bladder, Wonmb, and all Female Diseases,
Chills and Fever, Costiveness, Dyspepsia,
II eadachec. Our Liver', Lung and Ague Pad,
S2- Kidney and Spinal Pad, $;3. Pad for
Female Weakness, $3. We seml them by
miail free on receipt of price. Address E. F.
SNYIEn & Co., Cincinnati, 0.
[*aweek in your own town. Terms and
$G G 5 outfit free. 11. IIALLErT & Co.,
Port land, Maine.
AGENTS W ANTED!
FOR .PARTICULA RS ADDi)tESS
W ilson Sewi ng Machine Co.
829 Broadway, New York City;
Chicago, Ill.; New Orleans, La.;
Or San Francisco, Cal.
lYAIIY J. IIOLiYIS.
The new novel, MILDRIED, by Mrs. Mary J.
IHoh es, author of those splendid books
Edithi Lyle-West Lawvn-Tempest and Sun
shine-Lena Rivers-etc., is now ready, and
for. sale by all booksellers, Price $ 1.50t. It.
is one of the finest novels ever written, andl
every body shmould read it.
G. W. CmunwroN & C2o., Publisher, N. Y.
Send for lieduced Price List ot
MASON & IIAMLiN
Cabinet Organs.
New and splendid styles; piacer reduced
$10 to $50O each, this month, (Nov. 1877.)
Address MasoN & lI,AMJ.N Organ Co., Ilos
tonl, New York, or Chiicugo.
g;5 to $20) per (lay at homie. S:amples worth
$5 tree. Stinson & Co., Portland, Maine
Sweet Navy Chiewin g Tobacco
was a wardled thme hiighest pr*ize at (Tentennmial
Expositi for its line chewing qualmiities, the
excellenice anid last ing character of it s sweet e,
nling and flamvorinig. It you want. tIhe best
obacco ever muide ask your grocer f or this,
anmd see that each plug bears~ our blue st rip
trade mark with wi~ords J1a ckson's Iest on it.
Sold whioleale by al johbbers. Send for
sample to C. A. J AC KSON & Co., M anufac->
turers. Petersburg, Va.
Work for All
In their own localities, canivassing for the
FI RESIDE VISITOR, (enlarged) Weekley amnd
Monthlly. Largest Paper in the WVorld, wit.h
Mammnoth Chromnos F. Big Commissions
to Agents. Terms andl Outfit Free. Address
P. 0. VICKERY, Augusta, Maine.
fit and terms free. True & Co., Au,~
gusta, Maine.
4O EXTRA FINE MIXED CARDS, with
name, 10 cents, post paid, L. Jo,xEs &
Co., Nassau, N. Y,
BEATTls"N( ^saL t
News. Organs, 12 stops $55. Pianos only
$130. Cost $650. Circulars free. D. F.
hEwry, Washington, N. J.
DELINQUENT LAND SALE.
IIIE following is the List of Delinquent
T"Lands in Pickens County for 1876, furn..
ished me by IV. It. Beiry, County Treasurer.
Picken8ville Township.
Abercrombie, Elihu W. 66 acres
Couch, Sidney 110 acres
Clyde, Samuel C 160 acres
Clyde and Motes, 1 Lot, Easley
Day, Sophia 87 acres
Ford, M Warren, 100 acres
Howard. Batt 1 Lot, Easley
Johnson, David W T 1 Lot, Easley
Norris, Jno F Sen. 30acres
Orr, J S 37 acres
Long, Jamnes 550 acres
Salubrity Township.
Banks, Emily 250 acres
Floyed, Zedrick B 14 acres, 2 - Buildings, 1
Lot, Liberty
lolcombe, Fannie I Lot, Liberty
Johnson, Cato 45 acres
Jamison, John J 88 acres, I Lot, Liberty
O'Dell, Abner 110 acres, 1 Lot Liberty
Vandiver, Janc 70 acres
Williams, IV S 700 acres, 2 Buildings, 1 Lot,
Liberty
Garvin Township.
Davis, John 0 and Brother 228 acres
Long, Frnncis M 1 Lot, Central
Lay, Win Administrator, 800 acres
Morgan, Robert F 1250 acres
Marion, Sylvester 1 Lot, Central
Orr, Frank 738 acres
Peake, James 117 acres
Stephens, G1reenI W 177 acres
Weems, Martha 150;acres
Walker, John) S 280 acres, 1 Building
Brein, Brown & co I Building, 1 Lot, Central
Easley Township.
Duncan, Thomas P 05 acres
Dillworth, Amos 185 acres
Durham, Isaac. Sen 145 acres
Ellis, Athleinda 215 acres
Hughes, Larkin 200 acress
Hammond, Martin 60 acres
Jones, Lewis N 250 acres
Stone, Estate Silas and Mary 390 acres
Stephens Abel T 150 acres and 1 Building
Pickens C. 11. Township.
Baker, Mary 300 acress
I1rham, Elizabeth :3 acres
Grilin Estate it Y 11 323 acres
(oodlett, Mary 1 1 Lot, Pickens C II
lloward, John Sen. 68 acres
Philphot, Irvin 11 550 acres, 3 Buildings, 1
Lot Pickens C I1
Vandiver, Amy I acre
DJJcu.ville Township.
Hester, Susan 157 acres
Pimpkintown Toenship.
Blythe, A 355 acres
Carson, J M D 365 acres
Gravely. Richard 15. acres
Roach, James 250 acres
Tyrrell, Lewis, Jr. 124 acres
Easta toe Totenship.
Chapman, Jack 900 acres
Chapman, Phillip 358 acres
Crenshaw, Wi lliam 550 acres
Galloway. Simpson Rt 175 acres
G istrap, Bright $r. 200 acres
Gilstrap, WVilliam Rt 400 aceros
G ravley, Waddy II 400 acres
lludson, WVyat t 200 acres
llden, .Janae 140 acres
Miurphr.ee, Elizabeth 60 acres
McG reary, Alfred 100 acres
Mloore, Margaret 120 acres
Muriiphree', Is'ah L IG60 acres
Nit, Sarah 350 acres
Price, William Ri and T R 350 acres
Patterson, Asai 250 acres
Reeves, A sal 44() acres
Stancil, Jas M 100 acres
Young, Elizaibeth 184 aeres
Notien is hereby given that the whole of
the several parcels, lots anid parts of lots of'
Recal Estate, describhed in thle precedling list,
or so mchl thereof as will be necessary to pay
the taxes, penalties and assesments chiargedl
thercon, wvill be sold by thle TIreasurer of
P'ickens County, South Caro,lina, at his oflice,
ini said County, on the FIRlST1 MONI)AY in
DJECE.\lliE R next, A. D. 1877, unless said
taxes. as.sessments and yenalties be paid be%
fore that time, and such saile will be cont in
uied from day to day unit il all of saidl parcels,
lots andl parts of lots of real estate shall be
sold, or offered for sale.
JOIIN 0. DAVIS,
County Auditor.
November 22d, 1877, 11 2
L ARGE STOCKS of IIARN ESS, SADDLES,
LEATHER, &c., at prices lower than
"t he lowest."
Shoe Findings, including the
Best French Calf Skins
and Tanner's and Machine Oils
specialties.
Those desiring goods in my line, will find
it to their interest to purchase of me. Give
me a trial and be convinced. The best goods
for the least money.
VARDRY McBEE,
Main Street, Greenville, S. C., next door to
the sign of' t lie Great, Boot,
Nov 22, %77 11 3m
RXEUORS SALE
JBY virtue of authority from thle last Will
of Elihu Gr'iflin, dleceased, we will sell to the
highest bidder, at Pickens Court House, on
Saleday in December next.
A TRACT of LAND, known as the ''Boggs
Place," belonging to the Estate of said de
ceased, adjoining Ihome Place, lands of IHardy
Gilstrap, Jane M%cWhorter, and others, con
taining 2'11 acres more or ler F.
TERMS--One-third of the girchase money
in cash on day of sale, the balance on a.credlit
of twelve mioths, with interest from (date.
P'urchneecr to give bond, with a mortf;age of
the premises to secure the purchase money.
W. E. WELBIORN,
WYM. SMITH,
Executors.
Nov 15, 1877 10 3
STATE OF SOUTIH CARtOCINA.
COUNTY OF PICKENX.
Br WV. 0. FIELD. dUDOE OF PnionAvs.
V Thereas, J. J. Lewis, Esq., o.c.P , has
Vm ade suit to me, to grant him Letters
of A dministrat ion of the Estate and Effects of
Samuel Reed, dleceased
These arc therefore to cite and admonish
alandl singulair the kindred and' creditors of
the said Samuel Reed, deceased, that they
I.e and appear before nie, in the Court of
Probate, to be held at. Pickens C. HI., on
the 4th dayi of D)ecember, next, after pub
lication hereof, at 11 o'clock in thme forenoon,
to shiew cau2e, if any they have, why thme said
administration should not be granted.
Given undeCr my hand and seal this, the
12th (lay o,f November, A. D-, 1877.
P'ublishmed on the 15th day of Nov., 1877.r
W. 0. FIELD, JPrc
Nov 15, 1877 103
Take Notice,
AND
IOVE3RE TORELVI
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IN ORDER TO RUN OUT OUR
PRING and SUMMER STOCK, to make
-oom for our extensive Fall and Winter sup
)lies, we offer for the next 60 days, the fol
owing unprecidented bargains:
.alicoes, (first class) 14 yards to the $1.00;
,alicoes, Remnants, anything we can get for
them;
'ottonades, 10, 15, 20, and 25 cents per yard;
3umner Shoes from 75 cents up;
saddles, from $2.25 up;
lind Bridles, 75 to $1.25;
)pen Bridles proportionally low;
&eady Made Clothing at 10 per cent above
cost and carriage.
0
[S FULL AND COMPLETE, AND AT
rices as low as any olier House in Pickens
lounty.
0
SALT.
Will i%ve in store in a few days one car
load of Salt, which we will sell at Greenville
prices-adding the extrua local freight we
aave to pay more than Greenville.
JOHlN T. GOSSETIT & CO.
SEnsley, S. C., July 2(1, 1877
Tor dhe Siz & kinnr.
JUST RECEIVED AT.
M cF A LL'S,
A COMPLETE STOCK OF
AND
Notions,
A LL NEW, NICE AND B3RIG[IT.
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A splendid assortment, and prices t
suit the imos.
0 -
CROOKERY, TIN AND
JIABD-WARIE,
All kinds, sizos and pricos, from a
llalf Pint Cup to a 20 gallon WVash
Pot.
DRUGS & MEDIOINES,
Always Prosh and Gonuine, and all
the loading artiulos always on hand.
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ALWAYS IN STOCK.
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TOBACCO AND SEGARS
To suit every one.
CANDY AND CRACKERS,
CANNEL) GOODS & PICKLES,
And in #N-t a gonoral assortment of
nico thinigs.
Como and seo for your seoft.
Respectfully,
W. T. McFALL.
May 10. 1877 85
RUIBELL5 MARTZN & Cot
EALERS IN
GROCERIES,
HARDWAREj
BOOTS,
8110ES,
&c., &c. &0.
Ifeadquarters for
Cheap Goods.
Will exchange Goods for any kind of
Country Produco.
EASLEY STATION, S. C.
Juno 28, 1877 42
31ytvodw Female semkUrys
Established in 1800.
T HE FALL TERM begins September 12th,
and continues 20 weeks.
The Spring Term begins January 80, and
closes about 17th of June.
TERMS PER HALF SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Board and Tuition, $ 90 00
Board, Tuition and Musio, 115 00
Board, Tuition, Mueic and German
(or French) 12) 00
Board, Music, German and Drawing 135 00
Location unsurpassed for healthfulness.
A resident Physician is employed by the
school, whose services are free to pupils.
A German Professor presides over the
Music and German uepartrments.
Payments made in four installments.
Rev. A. W. LA.1AA will meet pupils at any
point and take charge of thei. For further
particulars and catalogue, addrass.
Rev. A. W. LAMAR,
Or Prof. W. S. DURHAM,
C. C. and A. R. R., Blythewood P. 0., S. C.
sept 20, 1877 2 3*
$1,200 PROM~T ON $100
Made any day in PUTs and CALLS. Invest
according to your means. $10, $50 or $100,
in STOCK PRIVILHOE, has brought. a small
fortune to the careful investor. We advise
when and how to operate safely. Book with
full information sent free. Address orders by
mail andl telegraph to BAXTElR & Co.,
Bankers and Brokers, 17 Wall hst., N. Y.
M ay 17, 1877 80 lJy
DEN I'ISTRY.
T lIE undersigned is located at Cent ral, and
is p)repared at all times. to dispatch work
with neatness. Special at tention to SETING
or RESETiNG AlRTIFICIAL TEETII, either
temporary, partial or permanent. Filling
done with neatness. All the materials com
monly used in filling,
GEO). iBOROUGHS, Dentist.
Juno 14, 1877 40 6
Atlanta Medical College,
ATLANTA, GA.
rj1lIHE.1Twentieoth A nnual COurPse of' Leotures
wilcommence October 15th, 1877, and
close Mlarch 1st, 1878.
FacuLt--J. G. Westmnoreland, WV. F. WVest
morelaund, WV. A. Love, V. HI. TLaliaferro, .John
T1had. Johnson, A. WV. Calhoun. J. 14. Logan,
J. T1. Banks; Demonstrator of Anat omy, C.
W. Nuttmng.
Scnd for Announcement, giving full in for
mnatijon.
JNO. THAD). JOIINSON, D)ean.
aug 9, 1777 48 3m
STOP!
AT TIlE
(fREEh'AVILLE, S. .
A. M. SPEIGHTS, Proprietor.
y%6,IELJLS IN TUER ROO(MS.
June 14, 1877 40)
EASLEY HOTEL.
TiS POPUL ARt IOTE L, which has been
closedl a short time, is now re-opened fot- the
a< commnodation of the traveling publio. The
rooms are well furnished, the table s4uppliedI
withI the best in the market, and no pains
sparedl to render guests comfort able.
Transient lioard, $2.00 per day; perma
nment Board, $1 8.00) per month. P'atroniage
of the public solicited.
MitS. SOPHIRONA NIX.
Juno 28, 1877 42 3m
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PROFESSIONAL NOTICES.
J$. CoT1IAN, I R A CHILD,
Abbefille C ft f Piokens C-I1
COTAAlt & MHILD,
ATTORNEYS * CO UNSELORS AT LAWri
P.I C K E N 0. H. S. C.,
Will. Praotioo in all the Courts of the State
and Courts of the United Sta'tes, tov, the Dis
trict of Sonth Cavolina.
blarch 29 1877 29
Norton, Keith & Hollingsworth
ATIORNEY A 7' LA w,
Will practice in the Circuit a'nd Probate
Courts for Pickens County, and in the !United
States Courts of this State from that county.
One of the Senior partners will be present tor
assist. i the transaction of any important
business during vacation.
J. J. NORTON, Wahalla
WV. C. KEITH, Wahal
G. L. lTOLLINGSWORT1f,Pickens0. 1.
March 23, 1876 29
W 1ITNER YidES,
ATTORNEY AN4DCOUNSETOR AT LA*
G.REENVILLE, 8. C.
P ractices in the Circuit ourt and Court a
Probate for Pickens ounty.
May 16 42 Gm
ISAAC M. BRYAN,
ATT1'%RMEY AT LAW,
Glid"IsNVILLE 0, H, So Co
PraCtices in Cuirts of Picker.s
County, and in United States Courts
WATCHES! JEWELRY!!
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3OMAINE GOLDi so extensively worn itt
Paris, was first discovered in 1870, by
the celebrated French cheitist Mons D. ld
Laiige, who nainufaclured it into towelry,
and for five years sold it to the lea(dingjew..
elers of Paris for Solid Gold. In 1875, when
hiis secret became known, ten of the manu
fact.uring jewelers establislhed a stock con
pany, withi a capital oi 10,000,000 for the
p;rpose of maiuficturing Itomaineo Gold
ejewelry aid Watche.s. W%'ilth this imnmenso
capital, and flie aid of i'mproved machinery
they are enabled to produice. all the latest pat
terns ofjewelry at less than one-tenth tho
cost of Solid (old, and of a quality and color
which makes it impossihie even for experts td
detect it from tlie gelnluine.
We have secured tihe exclusive agency of
the United States and Canada, for the sale of
all goods manufactumrcd fremt this metal, and
in order to introduce themt in I he most speedy
manner, have put uip assorted sample lots as
given belowv, which we ill sell at one-tensth
the retail valuei until January 1st, 1878.
Read the list.
50-CENT LO'f.
One Gent's Wait ch Chain retail price, $1 00
One pair Engraved Sleeve lhuttons, retail 75
One Stone set Scarf Pini, retail price, 75
One set (3) spiral shirt stutds, retail price 75
Onie ilmproved shape collar hiu.ton, retail, 50
One heavy plain wedding r'ing, retail 1 25
T otal $5 00
For 50 cents we will send abcove six articles
pcst paid.
$1 00 LOT.
1 pair sleeve buttons, stone setting,
1 set (3) spiral shirt st uds,
1 heavy hand engngenment ring,
I set (2) engraved bracelets,
1 Ladies'lang guard or neck chain,
1 engraved miniaitulre locket, for the above,
1 Gent's heavy linik watch chaiiin,
1 Lake George Diamond st ud.
$2 00 LOT.
1 Ladies' neck ch iin and charm,
1 Ladies' heavy guard chain for ivat chi
1 set in and1( ear inRgs; amethyt
I extra finle muinliat ure locket,
1 camrea seal t ing,
1 very heavy wedding or engagement, ring,
I Gent's heavy watch chain withI charm,
1 pair pearl inlaid sleeve b'utton's,
I Lake George cluster pinm,
1 pair (2) heavy band bracelets.
$3 00 LOT,
1 Lad ies' opera guard chain,
1 Ladies' neck chaiin andc cross,
1 beaut iful locket, engraved;
I pair band bracelets,
1 Gent's t wist link vest chini and chmarnr5
1 pair (onyx sleeve butt tons,
1 set [:3] onyx shirt stuIds,
I new improved collar bunt ton,
1 extra cut cameo seal ring,
I ari zon a sol it airie sit ul,
I set amethyst. Or topaz piln and cam drops.
I Ladies' chemise but ton,
I plain ring, stamplled 18 K.
85r (JO LOT.
I Ladies' opera chain, wit h .llde anid fassel,
[retail price $5 040J
I Gent's hieav~y watch[lcha(in, with curh charm1
[retail price $5 00O]
1 LaLdies' heavy long neck chain
1 elegant chased miniatunrc lockeI for above
1 set caimeo mnedtilion pin andl ear dropa
1 pair [2] heavy chased baind bracelets
1 Gent's solitaire dijamondl stud
1 Gent's clust er diamuomia pin
1 pair amhliihyst 0or onyx sleeve hatt onsi
I set [8] studls to miatchi (lhe above
I eleganit heravy set cameilo seal ring
I imassive haml or we'ddinig ring
I l nw "pa11ltnt" co,llar button
l Ladies' che.mise but ton
I amrethyst or topaz ring, [extra finlsh.)
TVhe retail price of thle articles in each
Iample lot. amun uts to exactly ten times thle
pirice we ask (or thle lot; for examnple, our
$J 00t lot ret ails for $10 00; outr $5 00 lot fo'r
$50 00.
A Solid Romaine Gold Hunting Case
Watch Free.
To any one sending u's an order for the
above lot s by express to ihe amount of $15 00,
we will send lEE'1 one solid Romaine Gold
liun.ting--case WVat ch, Oenits' or Luadies' size,
warrnnted to keep perfect time and look
equally as well as a $100 gold watch. By
mail pospaid, $15 50. T1hiis is our best offer to
A sen'lts, andI is worth a trial, as the watch
al una will sell ort tradel readily for from $20
to $50. (Gents' or Ladies Watch alone, $7 00
or $8 00 with a heavy Gent's gold pattei-n vest
chain andl charm, or Ladies' opera chain with
slide ar.d tassel.
I,b EMiL-TIhis offer only hold5 good
uili .iianuariy 1st, 1878. After t hat time we
shall sell only to Jobbers andi Wholesale deal
ers, and any onto wishing our goods will then
have to pay full retail prices. Romaine Gol
is the best, and, int fact, the only imitAtion of.
genuine gold made, being thme san,e in wcight(
color iand finish, and all (ourt goods are made
in thle latest gold palt t erns. Will gtuarnltee
sat ist'actionu in every inst ance, or refund the
money.
Send money by P. O., Mloney Order, e.
Registered Letter, nt our risk. No goo~ s
sent C. 0. 1). unless $5 00 ncomlpanfies t 4e
order. Address plainly, W, F. BV j&
('0., Sole A gentsa for Unilted Si an#
Canada, 195 and907 South clark., reet, Chit
cago, 1ll.
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