The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, October 04, 1883, Image 2
TW SENTINEL.
D F BRADLEY.Editor
PWCKENS O..H., 4. 0.:
UESDAT, OOTO3R. 4, 1083.
"he bbeville .'eia and Banncr replies
ia editorial artice on the subject of ed
.tion, appearing in this journal a few
ks ago, and calls for facts and figures.
t editor is absent, but will doubtless re
tud upon his return. In the mean time
uld the Press and Banner coome- impa
t we refer him to the Columbia Regiater
f gure,.
-. ---__
'he Keowee Courier, one of our most
tcome visitors, eomes to our sfnetum
a weoi clothed in a new and tidy dress.
e ?ouricr is now In its thirty fourth
ar, having been- established at Old Pick
s in 1840, by Wm. Trimrnier, Esq., and
itod by Cols. J. W. Norris and E. M.
;ilh. It is a good paper, and while it has
At none of its youthful vigor, it has at
ined a matured judgment, that nge and
porlence can alone give- May it prosper
1-d ever remain a living exponent of the
otto that greets the eyes of its many
aders on the first, page of this staunch
urual.
We are r.quested by Dr. Earle to state
at the charges made against him before
o Trial Justice did not embrece the of
use of selling spirituous liquors. It was
no. however, that a bill was handed out
y ihe Solicitor charging this offense, but
to witnesses only tosifod to the fiact of
ling Ginger Tonic, which the Doctor
aims is a medicine. lie has sold no
hiskey, and as the charge was pullished
a wishes this statement to be made public,
tat no false impressions may be created by
to publication of last week. We cite
tily make this statement and would ntita
tat we believe no one hat;s charged the a
uctor with selling whis;ey.Y.
Gen. Sherman will turn over the corn.
and of the army to Gen. Sheridan, and
ractically retire to private lie on the tt
November next. Gen: P'ope will proba.
ty succeed Gen. Sheridan in con mand of
o military division of Missouri.
The Georgia Legislature has passed a
11 requiring all hotels and restaurants
.aat use oleomargarine to post up ini a col
licuons place a card with 'this house
oso oleomargarino," printed on it.
+ n Old Acquaintance Heard From.
Ilitgh P. Kane, who was otto of the U. 8.
- oputy Marshals hero, and who achieved
ttoriety by killing Antos Ladd anid stnbse
tontly disappeared after giving testimony
the 11ited States Court against political
eo prostrate ronOir cutrset tanne wnto tm
* diately blew his heaais out, ad then
oeceded me drive the coach to its destina
.t, sc.r.pping thet wotundeid driver to ist
it. The stnge coim patty reowarded Kane's
evices with a present, of $200.
>iters Declaring the Directions of
Public Roadb.
The attention of Sutperitntecadents of liigh
ys is called to thte fellowinig sections (f
General Statutes:
ghwaiys shall cause all the roads in thleir
poctive districts to be posted and nunm
ed and, at cacth fork of said ioads, a poma
to be placed dlelarinig the ditrection of
it roads. And if aity person or persons
dl cut down, burn, or deface anty mile
:t or stone, or poiniter, erected aH atforo,
I, ho, shte. or tey, tapomi cotnvict ion thlere
shall forfeit atnd pay the~ sttt of of teni
tars, to be recovered by indiet menat ot
>rmtaiiotn in anty court of cotttpetent juris.
'St.c. 1060. Any Sutperintettdant of I igh
;s negtoctintg to catuse said roads to be
ted and numttbered, and1( to htave 1.olntetrs
tdas aforesaid sh:.2l be liable to pay
sumn of teni dot .ars for eacht and every
ht neglect,' bie rocovered by indictmaet
he Court of General Sessions of the
nty whterein the sameo occutrs, to he cot
ed atnd paid to thte Tllreasutrer of tuoh
nty: Pro'idd, '1'That no Supetritetndent
I be liable to said penalty who puts1 up,
Ipoiters at sucht timtes as hte wor-ks his
I divisiotn."
United States Court.
REEyVLLE, September 2O.-Int the Una
States District Court to-day an ordetr
patsced requeirintg tat tall persotns int com- -
*siotn ts deputty itarshtals prion to thle 25th
utly last, and not now ini regular com,i
sioti of such, whIo have itt chtarge war,
* t of ntrrests isuedu pioir to July 1st,
h Iwithi retur itithet sameo to the office of
*marshal of the dlist ric. lin mtovinag thbe
o'sage of thtis ourder DSistricti Attoneuy Meol
'* mtdutlgedl itt some general iemiarke cont
wanatory of thet abtues thut htave been intt
pactice in the mat teri of the gr-eat tnmber
-, w~arrantts tiat htave been issued, the ma
I rivital eases t hat h..veobeenbrotughtt tip,
the alt ogethter loose mner in t wicel
business in thIt hantds of comilsuotters
Ideputy maurshtals has beits carried on
te of these transactionts, whetre pat-ties
*-e airested andu upon examtinationi there
'eared not a particle of testimotny, hec
-.raotoerised as otrages and thte gr-ossest
naiions of the r-ights of cit izens. It hnud
n~ brought to his o'fhicialI notice tha:t 60<
eecent- of tf cases broutghtt before a cer.
*commiss;onter durIng the seaotnd qutars
of til year had been discharged. Thte
minstsioners are responsile, he said, for
trivial arreM'i It is their plain diuty to
w the ftacts before the warirantts tire is
- 'The object oft te order, heo said, was
' ullify warranita issuted prior to Jnly 1st..
~any of,these oases oovere,d by te or
Were htearti by a commtissioneor after tihtis
-t - he would refuse to present their ac
uta for tehe cost of the same After the
ihne closintg woirk of the ternm and thie
l-; wing of juries for the ensuing February
ied'August terms, the Court adijouru~ed
MloEiomni belIeve that the World wilt*coe
to~ aa.ed at the close of the thirteenth te o
Iatn enm cetnttry', which will be on o' a..
bOatt 6b'er 8t It. i Onratsturiung featutre
et e1n~eJ that-eatoable notice of the
ippieM Is to..bo glveni, as traditlor,
-nq~~ a obshl CIse itt the West dutring
sA NIs wm4b- It is sushi tha~t a 8
bees, lstnet fromn Mecca
kvarato prepare for the D#
The Becond 8. 0. Rifles
Wd publish below a l.etter from General
lohe Bratton to Col. R. S. Elowen, Is re.
Itrnoe to the reunion Of the 2d 8outh
Carolina Regiment, of which Col, Bowen
was commander at the loee of the war.
Gen. Bratton was oomnaader of the ltig
aide, of which this Regitnent was ia part;
and we publish the letter, hoping that it
may have the effect of directing the atten.
tion of the survivors of this gallant com'
nand to the great importance of a thorough
reorganisation for the perpetuation of the
histot y and war incidents connected with
the 2d Regiment, that future generations
may read and applptd Its gallant deeds:
FARMIxoTON, Sept. 6th, 1883.
Col. R. E. hotwen, Greenville, S. C.
DRAa CoL. Your invitation to attend the
meeting of the survivors Qf your old regi.
ment, was not received until the 23d, the
clay after the meeting. It cane "forward
ed" from Winnsboro, which caused some
delay. White Oak is my postofice. It
reached tne, however, and I desire to ao
knowledge It and to thank you for rement
bering wue on the occasion. Your regiment
was an object of interert. to me fron the
time that it firrt cane uinder my charge at
Chatinnooga. Col. Tommy Thomson com
inmanding, to tihe end under yourself. No
ono outside of your regiment kisows better
the diflicumlties with wIich it had to contend
dur"itg that period Ianna myself, or was
more glut itied by its success. It is btil
he truth to say that. it made steady pro
greas, continuing to improve as it advanced
through lat cmost eventful period of tee
war, and reached its highest efliciency, as
a nmilitary organization, at the close, when,
mny dear Colonel, it was your fortune to be
its trusted leadler.
I arn glad that its survivors are organ
izing ancd holding reunions, whIch are not
only refreshing. and, inspiring pleasure to
the members attending, btt necessary to
pert'ectirng sonic plan for the preservation
if its record, and this nmuch is due to your
lead, to yourselves, and to those who come
fter you.
My best wishes for your welfare and
ualmpiuess, which ever go out to you and
o the numbers of your old regirnent.
Yours truly,
JouN~ 11u.tTTON.
!It. View Academy, Central Township
Al thIe close of school. September 21st,
he followitig received prizes: lial loggs
mid Bobbie Cochran far best. recitations
hIring the term, andi Louie Cochran for
>unctuality and good behavior. TIACUtea.
There was a very small crowd in
ttontdaneo on sale dtay. It was one
ot the (IUllUt inco latst Juntt- Sov
oral valuablo tracts of land were
disposed of. For a while tl o bidding
was lively. One tract of land ovum
on the Saluda side sold for five th ouit.
and and five hundred dollars, one
halt casih.
Wo understand that Lowis R.
Redmond will soon 1n movol from
tie prison in the North to some
wilder climate.
A. C. Iticlhimond, a lepublican
poitimn of Charleston county,
committed suicido with poison on
ooting takont dowln to see hecr father,
anid wats probably fntally injured.
WV. P. ILa.i,a promainont and very
sulccessliul businmeaa man of Char
lost.on, died at Penidlotion on leriday
Standard School Books.
T1ho following are the Standa:rd
School Books adopt.ed by t,boe1l0: rd
of El uca*tion for thce pu bit schiools
in this State:
I en'dora - Roynolda's, A ppleton's
floidors and Roadinig Ulhats, Swin -
ton's, McGuffey's.
Ilistories-~Datvidison's South Car
olina, Swimton's Primary andl Con,
desed Uited State s amrnd Out li;oz
of t ho world, Derry's Unmitted States,
by L'ppiccott & Cc).
Geomgaaphin-Maury's Se'riosu, A p
Arithmoetici-Itobinson's Series,
cWuord's Primariny, InitermedC(iato
etnablo's Practical.
Gramme inrs-Sill's PractiecailiLss
ons ini Rnglish, WVhitnety's Pr*ton- c
ais for' Itilihst. Classes, Roved &
iollog g's Seories.
Di)ctiotnaries--W~ebstor's, Worcos
emr's.
Wr'itincg liook-Spenerian, Roy
iold's.
ipellers -SwVitonu's Prtimor, Wod
Pennr. Word lBook anid Word Ans ,
alycits.
Drca wY ing--Kruiso's Buarth ,ho
M usic-Song Boill, Soig WVavo,
A igriculittro-Lupton's Elemnenta
y' Prlincipios.
Suplotmetary.-Montioth's Pop-ji
hwa Suieonoe lcador, Shce phard'si II is,
orical floader, Sohatmot's GeOogtraab
cal Ronder.
Book asgonts saty that tho solec',
totns a too many, but the board
oinsider such a number tneoouesary to
irovent monopoly Only two books, 4
~lnckomnbos's Gratmmnr and Cotr.
tel l's Ge ography, aro diroppod from
ho prosoent list,, but a numbetr of noew
mes0 ar'e addted, Any3 on thce list may {
>o seleoted by teachers itn their dis
trotion.
OP'ENINO Cc.URT WITh PRAayE.
\fter tho jurty had boetn drawn ints
L'rial J usico Bleiane's Cotsrt last Fri
lay, and thce latwyors atnd wstnoes
vetro sail ready to p)rooood wit s thme
ano, the Triat Justieo asked all par.
i05 ti' 8..and utp, ansd when t,hey did
o, hce offered up a for-'ont pray or,
skmtg amnong othcer tinugs, that t,bo
itnessesi to be sworn ins tho 0..80
roauId 'remotmber their oaths to
speak the truth, the whole truth
td nothcing but Lice truth." It was
novel prooooding.-NebryO.
arver, 18tA.Nebry0.
Thso boat, is the cheapest. Buty
brinor's Indian Vormfiig, as it is
maranteed to destroy and expel
orms-the (ihild's $rPatont anemy.
ctioe.
Oaxaumi,u.. 8. C., Sept. 17th, 1883.
Pavicat SKt:irti.: Please give notici
IbrougI your paper that Mr. LUTI1EK K.
AM1T!H can be found at Ensley for the nex
10 days, to receive COTTON in payment
of Stone Ouuno. All paltios owing the
Uompany will please salt anid settle durinp
that tiiur. Respectfully.
FENUUSON & MI,LER.
sept 27, 1883 1 3
State of Southa Carolna>
County of Pickens
]By J. II. NaWTON, Juoos or PROBATa.
Whereas, Thomas It. Price and Mar'
garet ioper has mnade suit to me, to gran
hern Letters of Administration, of thi
Estate and effects of Charles Roper, do
)eased
These are therefore to cite and admon
sh all and singular the kindred and ored
itors of the said Charles Innper, do
seased, that they be and appear before me
in the Court of Probate, to be hold at Piek
ans 0. I.. on the 19th day of October 1888
tfter publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in
he forenoon, toshow cause. if any they
ate, why the said administration should
'ot be granted.
Given under my hand and neal this, the
at dny of October A. U., 183
J. II. NEWTON, .r.r.o.
octt 4, 1883 2 2
CAL ON
W. T. McFALL,
OR FINE TEAS, COFFlEE s,
Sugars. 8yrnps, Flour, Ba
c0n, ILard, Rico,
Grits and
Fish.
loots, Shoes and Rltubbea,
ilirtings,
Yarnts,
Jeans,
Bloachings,
Calicoes,
LacOs ant
Hlosiery,
11arnesst,
Solo and Uppe
[.teor,
Powder,
Shot,
Lead an
Unpt,
Iron,
Nails,
PIt ?ws att
Plow St.oeks.
Carpeanter's nanil Shoe Mak
er's Tools.
Tobaccos, Cigars antd Cigaret te
all at reasonablo prices, and ti
Shoddy GIoods.
Drennan & Bro.
10l OUR OLD CU8ST('MERA andl thi
Lpubllic getnerally. As we cani not se.
you ir. p'ersonu, we will tell you iihrough t hi
NRNTINRL that we have just ksid in f,4)1
habatimore, Ne iw York. itoen, and Ph ila
dolphia-a fuall litie of Choice Uiroceries a'
lRoek iot torn Prices.
We huy our Flouir direst front the Mills
andl sell at Pricos that defy COMPisTl
Tli.N--our trade is growing fant- -our eun.
omers will follow us when they wan'
BAIIOAINS.
Our Conifectionary Depnrirment is corn
let-GOoodls all fresh anid genuine. WVe
aave advanitage ini freight andu ctu sell you
heaper thlin you can buy elsew here.
Mr. 0. T. Willis butyes cotton in our
tore auid will be gl.ad to see you.
With thaniks for past favors, we are yours
ruly.
DiIENN AN & Bit0.
1P. 8.--Parties who owe us tor (Gtuno,
an settle with us hero or M. J ilMITil,
asley. oct 4, 1888.
EA~D ANNO?DCEKENT! E
3ALTIMORE CL
BIG ASSORTMEN
Plae FineSt, tine Latiest, i
ELEGANT
A
JUG IND)UCEMEiD
)ur Receipts of New Fall a
SIMPLY
Wo claim outr Stock includesO over
eondors it al ways intan thy Popu lair
Thaerefoe, Come No,
And make youmr $OIections from
Ve can saivo y'ou money. %%o can
OU perfoot stLisfaction in every par
S.
. W.* BOW IRN, Salesman.
sept 20, 1883
iNsIBLEY
Foq
etr e, m. .ae n r.. ,tt
What You. Can Buy
'or ei..o.
-0
To our fA6mds we now propose to tell you
of some of the many things in our immense
stock that you can have for One Dollar, to
wit:
16- yards Jeans for %l 00
4 yards Heavy Jeans for 1 00
3 yarAs still bpter Jeans,for 1 00
And we have the best houosmde Jeans
for 45 cetus per yArd
G yat de Rod Flannel for 1 00
4 yerde Red Flannel for 1 00
4 yard. While Flannel for 1 00
8 yards W bite Flannel for 1 00
12 yards Cotton Flannel for 1 00
10 yards Cotton Flannel for i 00
8 yards Cotton Flynnel for 1 00
b yards Cotton Flannel for 1 00
12 yards 4 4 Sea Iland for 1 00
10 yards 4-4 Sea Island for 1 00
12 yards 4.4 Illeaching for 1 00
10 yards 4-4 Bleaching for , 1 00
20 yards 3.4 Bleaching for 1 00
And all it will cost you for 20 yards
Calico is 1 00
16 yards Calico for 1 00
13 yards Calico,'l doen buttons and
I spool cotton for 1 00
10 yard'i I Wool Dress Goods for 1 00
8 yards 5 11 ool Dress Goods for 1 00
6 yards Brocnded Dress Goods for 1 00
Ii) yards Cotton Checks for 1 00
And all it cost Is $1 for 82 yards of
Remnants of Calico for
20 yards Heavy Quilt Trinmings for 1 00
20 yards Shirting for 1 00
16 yards Shirting for 1 00
13 yards Shirting for 100
12 yards Heavy Drilling for 1 00
10 yards Good Bed Ticking for 1 00
: yards Better Bed Ticking for 1 00
4 yards Best Bed Ticking for 1 00
20 Ladies while and rel llandk'fs 1 00
The Best. Unlaumdered Shirt for 1 00
10 'air (ent.- } Hoes for 1 00
10 Pair Ladies Hoes for 1 01
20 Ladies Collars for 1 00
6 lenta Linnen Collars for 1 00
I Pair Ladies Undervests for 1 00
3 yards Oil Cloth for 1 Ott
10 yards IHickory Shirting for 1 00
8 yards Hisikory Shirting for 1 00
20 Spools Cotton, 500 yaed, each for 1 00
20 Souls Cotton, 200 yards each for 1 00
4 Pair Kid Gloves for 1 00
4 Pair Lisle Thread for 1 00
Black Vejvet, Black Silk and Colored
r Velvet for 'Irimminttgs
Dr. Warner's Corset for 1 00
Stradley & Barr Matchless Corset for 1 00
48 yards Irish Trimming.-4 for 1 00
211 yards Crash for Towels for 1 00
l 10 yards Crash for Towcls for 1 01
20 Hand Towels for 1 00
8 Turkish Towels for 1 10
4 Linen Towels for 1 0
10 yards Cotton Diaper for 1 00
1 8 yards Unfitni.hed Cunabric for 1 00
7 yards Uniished Cambric for 1 01
6 yards Unhruishest Cambtric for 1 00
And now vith these prices as leaders in
our immet.so stock, we expect to be very
bsy. If rpa'"ce wotld allow us we conlti
speak of hmtrte d- if other things. but wt:l
suillics, it to s.y we have everyt hint att. is
kept in a Dry na'ods louse, ai t it you lon't
- w.n, v.1 %ant Ilon't fail to aI,lk for if,
(lIIEENVILLE, . . - . I.
YO ILOW. OW
Two Yokes fine Steers.
Onue I licerse Wflgon.
(One Large Wagon.
Three (Onws-60 pounds Wool.
One Mule.
I have a lange line of H AT8, CLOT H
INOI, &c., &c., which I am closing out at
coN,.
Selling strictly for cash I can not be un..
dersold.
Parties who owe mae take notice thnt 1
expect every dollar of my money this Fail',
and mutst have it.
E. R1. IIORtTON.
Liberty. DA. C.
aug 31, 1883 48
miD AND WAlITIN ro YOU
.OTH ING HOUSE,
T'! BIG lBAIWAINS.
lie Most A rtistic Ntyies of
CLOTHING
TS, liGi DISPL AY.
rd Winter Goods have been
IMMENSE.
y Deosirabhlo FnbtUrtc and Stylo which
und insurwa a roady Salo.
v. Right Away Qasick,
onr Now stock wilo yet oomj-doto.
ivo you tme antd troubleo, an dgive'
Licular. (Come and aoo us.
RIRA FMAN. Proprietor.
52 t
~SEEDS
,fcil(,~oijwe anA ti lt of F08R 8 E1E1.
HOVEY & TOWNES, '
GREENVILLE, S. *
pho
uou
of
-07
gre
I
16,(
WE HAVE OPENED OUR ing
mol
Wei
Fall and Winter
3tock and offer the following Goods (nut
got
at very - dv
$hal
Low Prices, v
100 Piocus Jans, from 10 to 76 tsl
I'
por yard. sidc
tnot
I Cases 4-4 Bloached Shirt.ing 10
conts por yard. 22
27,(
150 Pairs Blankots, 90 cents to $14 autd
pri
por pair, 12
50 Piocos Flannel, 20 conts to $1.00 12
10
por yard. 3,3
113
410 Piocos Carpots, 25 conts to $1.25 \vi
po.m
por yard. mat
32
18
Dress Goods
(th
In all colors, from 10 cotts per yard at
and up,ward. buit
last
OUR ST OCin i OF q
D r
Black Goods
Can naot bo surpasse.d in this ma
ket. D
2
ga,
Ottoumans (otIas, fro
c
Ladie1C Oloth., g
Albatros Clotia,
[I1a
aad Satens,, an<
All in Black, and at vor'y Low dI
.Pries,. ost
ALSO, se(
13'1k Cashmeres
From 12i conts~ to $1.25 por yard. E
A Large Linac of
at, all price. Sil
Silh
AILSO, ji(d<
IlOSIERY
p)art
WVH11TE (dOODS. a til
SII1N (S, tak<
48lIIWRTINGS, Y
also
TICliI NGs,0
CA S.l MI3E1[$$1.
for
W'ATElIt-PIlOOFS, ie
OIL CLOTIIS, thin
L A 1)113s J I3R8E,Y JACK ET8, Go
LDOLMAAN8, C
you
CLOAKS, toe
ULsT1ERS, chu,
AND WALINlG JACKETrS,J
HONEY & TOWNES,
INext Ioor to National Bank, 'WE
.REE1NVILLE - .* .* . s.
It is an ill wind that blows no
I.",
his is conceded by all to be the
rtest crop over raised in this
ntry.
Ld a matter of course the scarcity
noney will naturally be groat.
'his pressure, however, will be
atly relieved by Cheap Goods..
t'oently at a big auction sale
)00 packages of Goods, amount.
to over two viillions doliars woro
I to the highest bidder. They
at choap.
Ve wore in Now Yoi k at tho al
o and bought u pile of Bar- t
inas.
ur stock is immenso. Goods F
it be sold. Our customers will la
Bargiiis. by
.1. MORGAN & BRO. asks to
icc of nobody as to how they ,q
I sell their Goods.
'o know "on- which side our th
ad is buttered," and we know "u
low prices will hold tho trade. sul
coplo want something olso be- wI
18 vain pretonsions for their y,
icy- wt
We Ofrer
yards good style Calico for *1.00
)O0 yards exquisite Goods at 5, 6, t
7 conts Lot those match these glh
:os, quality and style who can.
yards good Bleachitag, one yard
wide for $1. TI
yards So Island Shirting for S- Imt
yards Sea Island Shirting for S1.
)0 yuds All Wool lIed Flannel
at 15 cents. a u
pieces bettor grade Flannels,
ito, Rod and colors at every
sible price, up to the finest Goods
do. St
yards Rein aunt Calieo for $1. .ro
yards good heavy Shirting, 81. ne
.ig.stenz
)nr celebrated iis,iippi .Jeans
o host in the world) is to l.s sold it
19 raents. 'Ihais is Lth o st trop th'
we have ever owned. It take..
ane 1trial to take for it an over
ing friend.
,787 yards all shados hall wool
P GOd at 10 ceLts.
,300J yards(1 Colored Cash mores,
ry possibleio shad of color and an
elleout gality of Goods for 124c.
renutifuml D)ress Goode at 15, 16,
19, anid 20 cen ts. E
hle hanrdso,me(.t, 25 and 28 cents
a Goods in South Carolina. - w
magnificent lineo of the finestw
de CJashamoirei made.
Nmonch Ottoman C..lothas in single
i double w idt,bs, the necwest thing
in acr*oss the waters. La.fies A
thm 1I yards wide.
Preoch Amnuros, B3rgili no Cloths;A
~lisha mixtures. &c., in the noew
dos, Marroud'oro Browna, Ma
:ay, Resida G reeni and Blue,
vanath Browni, Tur coi$o 1Blue,
WVar m Shaados of' Red.* IV
'his stockc of D)ress Goods would
cm edit to any houso in the larg- il
cities.
'rom our! inabIlility to (10 this
3kc of DJross Goobas justice here
shial ~l reintquiish it alnd tak Ie Ito
thie sublject of J. Hi. MORt
LN & 1BRO'S Silks.
Black Silks we( are well
Fixed. tlhe
Ve have a lilac~k Silk at 50 ornts 0"P
lhe best 75 ots (ro Grain Black tenl
in Greenvillo. A1b
lit when it comBos to a Black I)o
a~t $1.00 thbon we aro well fixed
ed.
o clai m to sho w t he best, $1.25
k Silk over dreampt of iln this
of the world. This is too good
ing to miss. You liad better
a look at it, before you buy, for
>i see it after hiavin)g p)urehasedl
whlere youi will be sorry,.
ur Black Silks at $l.4i0, $1.50,
0 and $1.76 are wonderfuJ Miings
lie mooney.
L er grades in proportion.
hadzmin Colored Silks, somo.
g ontirely new and beautiful
daS too.C
amoe and Soc us. It will pay
e. We havoe too mnany Ilargains
numerate ini this space. A liouse 2,bi
;k full of Goods at
H. Morgan & Bro's 2,'w
OLESALE AND RETAIL MER- 2,
CHANTS, ,2,54
[IIREENVILIE, N. V :
TO TitE
ICKENS COUNTY!
The Summor'nnd ! i, it aro
nost over, and w t,urn
r attention to pr: the
IIand Wintor mo 1 4 ta
vo son our fondet, looay
the sovoro drong
I the Piedmont
ite; but we must ni I
s is not the only
Iforod, and try auni
Vos with the Ic
iile ouroutlook ma.
thoro are others %I
11H thuh wo have.
Tho latest reports
an advaneo in t utffs,
Ah a corn aund flou mr
td to say uch is It vith
Dry Go
io mills were :ll 0 and
go lots of theso G boon
-cod on the rmarkot I auvy
etion sales in Nom
A grout many of i sold
from 15 to 25 poi v the
undard Prices. A ve a
4idunt buyer in It has
ured for us somo
Rare Mat
WVo will therciore mako
vtery' advanteI : btly
Ar
ans, K4ersey
and Flat
mnl us this sonMon.
15 cents
avy twilled Jeans,.aull
men01 and boys 20 cent1.5
boys 25 cnts
stra heaIvy TIricot, for
boys 25 ce n',
001 Jeansii, itt flore and
ool Doteskins, for amea & t~
ac WVool Joans1, (bargain)
anid boys 33j
I colors, .Jeans, (bargain)
and boys 33j
I colors, D)ooskins, for n
boys 33)i
o(l Kersoys (oxcellont go
mon andli boys 3:3A
o1 Joaina and Korseys~ I.
nnd boys 40 conts
>meo-mado(1 Jsi418, I(erso)
D)oeskins for 45 andI 50.
ILtO Flanels from 15 to (6
dt F'lanniels fromt 15 to 6(
Dress~ Good's.
Yo/ intend to give great<
buying of this stock, an
n Onl or about the 20t,h of
boer an excollont line of.
n't buy unttil you sco our
: Speial 1 Idnenits C
fered to Coun itry Morchan
:Atlan',a a nd Chaurlesto,
I rices Mot.
Whaolesale and14 Reta
~reenville, S.
Just Openldd.
)0 yards assorted styles i*
rnts, good colora, only 50.
)0 yarda assorted styles
rints, good colors, only 6le.
0O yards aussorted sty'les .
rtints, best colors, only 7e.
J0 yards I2) cents bleach, '.y
0 cnts.