University of South Carolina Libraries
Atxw ffflsttlflflKcr.: ^TOCAL NEWS. ~~~ fe. LA"yQS'rON. L?cAti EDITOR. lHUEF MENTION, Laka aro nuoieroua. E. ?rd rn mon travol in droves now. " wk Law ia being agitated iu n. &bcr of our citizens are longing irtountaln trip. ? M J. Orr is vlsitlug relatives and ?jji? Abbeville. ?dit* have been ?Hiing in tlie city at ,nd 15 cents per dozen. II c. Sbirloy, of Central, paid tho fioJOBKC** a call last Friday. d?.pound carp waa caught from Mr. MJitnpson'H fish pond last Tuesday. "mous rains have visited several por ,/of tho County during the past few t. reetov?r?eor McCco is doing ni? ox fnt ploco of work on South Main ?ti jN< Dora Norris, of Abbeville County, i|*ndi"B ? week in tho city with JlllH. lon't forgot whi?o eating watermelons ? tuero Wan Ordinanoo nyul ns t throw I rinds in tho street?. Liss Minnie Harper, of Abbeville caty, has been visiting friends in tho - during the past week. ,. ami Mrs. W. D. Bewley, of Lau .'nave neon vlsltlug rolatlvoa in tbe ?during the past week. r lmvo noticed on our streets during past few days soveral loads of oats a Lome-raised hay for salo; tt is important that you koop your lames clean and purified. A tittle gleet may cause sickness. Kr John Poartnan, a highly respected lien of V?rennos Township, diod on B8th inst., after a brief illness. Don't negloct your turnip patches. J:nips arc good for man and boost, and m should have plonty of thom. lliss Annie Johnson, ono of Walhalla'j Jest daughters, is in tho city viaitlng r shier, M rs. J. E. Bre&zeale. )ai young friend, Henry Bolt, ia off ar'slt to Athena, Ga. There must be Befiting very attract!YO to Henry over ire. Dnnham's Bridge, over Saluda Uiver, nearly completed. On and after to arrow it will bo ready for tho traveling We. \ married man of onr acquaintance nb it strange that tho man who first rented sleep did not extend the inven ? a to babies. Jr. Irvino Twltty leaves to-morrow on wo or th roo ween s' visit to Spartanburg s old home), Asheville, N. C., and wxvillo, Tenn. yo invito tho at tc." ion of owners of Ato tho advertiser ont of Mr, B. F. Ison. If your gin needs repairing or irpcnlng, give him a call. tho Presbyterian congregation of this y has ongagod Mrs. Richey, an accoiu ehotl musician, to teach vocal music to 9pupils of the Sunday School. Ln iufant son of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. iphens, o? this city, died last Tuesday irning, and was buried in the Baptist netery on tho afternoon of the samo r the (armors are just smiling all over, ecrop proapocts continuo to improve, is safo to predict that there will bo no cstcru corn sold in this market noxt ir. 'ho lirst County raised watermelons this season wero offered for salo In the plast woek. They brought good pricos. e crop of molon8 promises to be an munn tone. . toiastlco to tho talented editor bf the' acliora' Column, vre would suggest to ?e of onr exchanges which copy artl iu er,cff?m? to give that Column tho cit of them. ta account < conflicting appolntments, i m? Singing Association l moot at Pisgah Church, in thia Conn on tho 1st and 2nd of August, instead next Sunday. fcAf time to lay in your Fall >plyof letterheads, bill heads, envol? ?, 4c, Send your orders to ns, and fijinrnntoe satisfaction lu prices and uity of stock used. Lu?* Hv8t*PP JOBt.returned from unto Hones Path and through that lion of the Connty. He Baya he never ? "otter crop?, bot reporta considerable fcness in that section. "n? ^"."i0*"" states. Every on? l im .i0n h,8,K"ard against stray dogs * Wu them wherever found. , ff0/16^T remaining In thc Post the weok ending Joly 15th : ESe?A- :Eario' Mosea T:'11. Af. D. hnfeweeD,fen?in8? M- Neolson, to Pelote, MIss.Mary Stirks. fe VP bo n0 ??rviocs in the Pres fc? n next Sunday, as the Dr. Frlereon. has accoptcd an in ta??&&*& *? the Presbyterian ?eh at Abbevillo on that day. . J??, Kilon, Bceond child of Mr, and 3S 0 donnell died on last Sunday rvfftJ^?? an "loess of two weeks, * irffiSft* .Thc Httle ono's remains Clftrlt ??a"moved hia tailor P to tho rooms.jnat h?iow tho Post-> tn L^.. z\ uu U,UI reaoy ana win ^t??w?* Tlt0Thi**' kdt?^lo?^ ^ routebetween oer? a^ Hortwell, Qa.- has beon TV r,nst??rt on going from Ander aH.w??l??V1' ?he carrier now comos I M?A*]1 ^i^ndoraon, arriving hore *>d leaving au pi tl>: . iSU?n ?d for ??W*t/ow wceka will . .*10 Tour ady?ntago to give Hiern a sif?^ I S?P^^lW*f*m? 1er the ?lu ?a?S Company...withT?ffi^ "?*New berry, ?. c. Mr.Clark o is a ??.an, .nd>tiV5Sttiftd ?. K<M,J Poople of ??at section nf ftl????y ,?,rl ??pWnod to her parr 3 th? ? ?,oth^ d*y that ''ne Kt? was ?buig, and that *???^,*S&t?.WWm propdlled with Silence 'iwrtatton of water sfid other finias*" IkvVi^i-T?r.8a^ ft man. to H hen a|g2?"(1.of hi?, "what n ahosk.'tifr bave on? -Isn't lt about trntLt^t.6' new one?" "Not yat," t?e&ZFlW lft.w makcs baking of Sa?? thrift^? ro?llc?1 to pay for f?M'W?81? na to say that 6sK/SPS8l?4-^*??rvlvora M&&SL^i?? d.?Mrtbav of bavins itoSrrSW^ iron? his old conrrade? WiI?tit an? aa to what time mrul -&?S>i& ?? hold tho *3H*mfmtmmmmmiBBmimmimBmmmmmmam^m .Wo hayo received a copy of the cata* !?euo ?/^We-?12*SSfc Allege for tho past aefcsion, vflrroh ?W"rt that the InaUwiou bad ui?n Its rc I > tudents, a moat complimentary i ?i ge. Tho institution ia undir the ob*. - ef an ablo faculty, with Prut J. P. Kennedy at Its head, and la succeeding admirably. Abbeville Medium: "Calhoun Hamlin waa down from hut home in Anderson last Saturday. Aa usual he drovo Ano stock. If anything, he had a better homo than ho drovo on bis last visit. 'Jim Dandy,' bis horse, ld a flnodark Iron-gray, Kentucky bred, and a fast trotter. In our opinion be la the best horse soon io Abbe ville in many days." Mr. Michael Burta dlod at bia boin? near nonoa Path last Sunday, after an ill ness of a few daya from diarrhea, at tho advanced age of 80 years. Mr. Hurts was an upright, honorable man, and in his death the County has lost a good citizen. He waa for years a faithful inombor ot Broadmouth Baptist Church, whore bis remains were interred on Monday The Sunday Behool at Caruwoll Insti tute will have a basket plo nio on Satur day, 25th inst. Messrs. J. E. Hreazoalo, J. ii. CHnkscales, G. P. Tolly. L. P. Smitli and Rev. J. M. Lander have bcoti invited to add re-;: th0 8cbool on tim occasion. The public ls lu vited to attend. Each and every one who attends is expected tc bring their baskets well filled with some thing for tho int: er man. Mr. Joab Hall, a former citizen of An dorson County, died at his home ncai I?"...:"1'? Ala., on the 4th inst. alter i brief illness, or congestion or tho bowels aged about 08 yeais. Mr. Hall was i brother or Mr. W. 6 Hall, or this County and has many friends and relativos ben who will regret to hear or his death. Ht moved from thlB County to Alabama ii 1854, and has ever since resided there. Thoro will bo a reunion or Company K Orr's Regimont, at Honea Path on tin 18th day or August next All the eur vivora, with their families, are earnest!; requested to bo present. A cordial invl tatton is extended to tho public to attend and every one will bo expected to brini their dinner baskets. Addresses will b delivered by Judge J. S. Contran ar*l Hon. John B. Mooro. Tho occasion wil no doubt bo a pleasant one. We aro requested to announce that i: addition to tho speakers announced lat week to address tho Sabbath School Cel ebration at Lebanon on Friday, 24th inst Messrs. B. Frank Mauldln and R. \\ Simpson are also invited. The Celebre tlon will embrace the schools or Salen Hopowell, Trinity. 8lx-and-Twenty, Sar dy Springs and Lebanon, who will join I a basket plo nie. A most pleasant oe? aion is anticipated. Mr. W. T. Dean, who resides lu Varei nos Township, la ono or tho bestand mo; progressive farmers in tho County. E boa a six-nore Cold of cotton, which just five weoks old, that is attracting tl attention and admiration of every passe by. A neighbor of Mr. Dean'ii bro iinji ?B an average stalk from tbe field la Monday, and says, for its age, it id tl finest cotton ho bas ever Been. The stall aro very heavily fruited, and will av?rai over three feet in height. An interesting protracted meeting ia ; progress in the Baptist Church in th city, conducted by Rev. W. T. Derieux Spartanburg. Interesting services ara he daily at 0 a. m. and 8.45 p. m.. and so f four persons have united with tho Cburc and others have evinced an interest in t meeting. Large congregations are attrac ed to the services to hear the sermon Mr. Dorieux is an able, fluent and pc lah cd speaker, whose clear and i C?B?VO sermons cannot fall to in to rest ai impress those who hear him. We tm tho meeting will accomplish a good woi In Anderson. The Angel of Death has again enter onr city and removed from our midst o of Anderson's most lovely and a m i a I young ladies, in the person or Mis? Man A. Todd, who diod at the residence or li mother, Mrs. Jano E. Todd, on Wedin day afternoon, 8th inst., after an illness two weeks, from erysipelas, aged 24 yea Though it was known that oho was qu ill, her death was a sod surprise to h large circle of friends* and acquaintanc in tue city. Hor Illness waa not cons! ered serious until the day preceding I death, and when tho summons carno t family could hardly realize that th loved one had been called to that brir world i vove. Miss Todd was a most t collei ' onng lady, and was possessed all thc virtues that compose true w manhood. In the family ci role she w the idol of tho household, and in I social circle loved and admired by i She waa a young lady of broad in telle with a cheerful, genial, disposition. S was a devoted and faithful daughter, kind and loving sister, a truo friond a a faithful Christian. Lost Summer M Todd graduated at the Normal Collego Nashville, Tonn., and sincu that time 1 boon engaged in teaching. Since 1 childhood Rho had been an oxemph member of the Presbyterian Church this city. Her remains wore laid to i in tho Presbyterian cemetery on Thu day afternoon, after appropriate func services conducted by Kev. D. E. Fri son, D. D., in tho presence or a very la concourra of fri cn dB. A visit to Bt*j- BloOally's Farm. On Tuosday afternoon-wo had tho plc ure of visiting Mai. P. K. McCully'a far about ono -hal i' mile North of tho cor] rate limits, in company with him. owns what ia known as the old Qon place, containing about 107 acres, one-t Dr which is In forest. When he boa the place tho land was almost worn < but ny feeding it welland rotating crops ho bas made it a very vatua place. Lost Fall Maj. McCnlly sowed jroator portion of the placo In grain, 1 an account of tho aovoro Winter tho c lid not do well, and this Spring ho c eluded to plow up a portion cf the gr md plant tho Dent corn, moro as an poriinent than anything else. This p?riment hos proven a good investnn for he has now as fine a crop of corn a generally seen in thia country. Ind< s portion or the corn looks like t grown on bottom lauds. Tue stalks Farge, and nearly every one has two g ?ara on lt. A largo portion of it is ac [natured, and by tho 15th ol Augusto* K'Used ?or bread. Messrs. E. A. J d B. Frank Mauldln also have af each or tho Dent corn on their farms r by. Thia corn has attracted tho att?n dt-many' -farmers, and Mol. Mc? thinks that a groat doal or it will bo pl ed next year. Ho, saya, however, th shouid bo planted on rioh land lo mal rood ylold. Judging from- Uip app ince o? his farm,'we are of tho opn thatheTls not only a successful mprch ?ol aleo ? practical farmer. Jae thins ur penple would diversify their or raino nuire araln. provision?. Ac.-, and sotton, ; w? WopJrWonJiaio ?fa l]? Suntiy-hilA^W*? JWbW'*rWor 4i> thif subject, he said : v "Sovoral years ago I was in Wins rT.'-OV, which ls now ono ol tho finest liacco-produclng BOOIIOUS in ? that B ind w hilo thore mhdo como inquiry n tho CUUlVatlon of tobacco- ,1? rom wi learned ?hero 'and fnojA Aionv?raatlo S,Ve liad sinco theil with gentlemen. I o -tobacoO-prodiiclug ao?Uons Or tforth Carolina and Virginia. I nm fir ikmvlnced that this wholo Pledn oouulry will produce as fino tobacco frown in -either ono of th<toC States ?' so rolly convinced of this faottha xn gote?me reliable maa who un mis the culture and curing of tobi rlfiiglvo him ray place,trtp of ron i-feartir-'twp, beanies assisting him Drolly, ir bo will come hore and ph ^ropoVtobacco. Ifl^MJfW" man, lt would not bo long before oui mora would leatn how to culbfatc treat crOft -. .T^er? ja money tols on inr peoipHtfWaot ls for somo ono to r. ina venture,'-' . , ,."" i Maj. McCully'a Ideas aro in kei iv lt h his progressiveness. He prop f DOsBiblo. to secure aolno man frort-, O&^g^wJ^iPO^ns^ of _Northtj ?'&a^perii???wSP?^fS! H\ and" valuable to him- and to Jonnty, _ Iteuhlau Qt 'pomjf?*? M? Epi?daY Pl?aa??ni??nnc? 10 inst Issue that them will be a ?cuni J. H. A>1 members are ?^ted lt i? foolh?hn?M^ra?se * lot-orji' .pd thou -Alow thfltn to getlrMjl BUB.day Behool and Tenitieraoc? Fib Kio We if49 requested to ahnoUfaoe that th etd will bo a Joint Sunday 8?hool and Tom. P^ratorja ftcNias* W. A. Owrs ?Spring, M wiles Fast of Anderson, in Broadway Township, on Wednesday, the 22nd inst. Tho Sunday Behool Celebration wUl bo nader the auspice? of tho Fairview Sab bath School, and tho neighboring Sabbath Schools have been invited to participate. Addresses may he oxpoctcd from Messrs. B. Frank Mauldiu, J. G. Clinksoalos, L. P. Smith and Rev. D. B. Frierson, D. D. Music for tho occasion ?Ul bo furnished by tho organ and appropriate songs. After thia a basket Pic Mic will bo par taken of, and in tho afternoon the citizens of Broadaway Township will assemblo to boar tho temperanoo question discussed. Addresses are expsctou from Messrs. H. O. Scudday, R. p. Clinkscales, E. M. Ruckor and E. Ii. Murray. Music for this meeting will bo furnished by tho Young America Cornet Band. The general publie aro invited to attoud with their baskets. Several croquet sett* will be present for the amusement of those who Wish to pluv, and a most pleas ant day in expected. Th? \Veekly Newe and Courier. Tho price of this oxcellont Journal baa boen reduced to $1.60 a year, or 75 cent-, fur six months. This makes it, in view of its sixc and character, as cheap us any weekly newspaper in the South. For South Carolinians it has no equal at any price. Tho Weekly Newt and Courier is u handsome newspaper of twelve pages and seventy-two columns, and is crowded with nowa uf interest and importance. Par ticular attention bs givcu to Heathorn news. Every week thore ls a sketch of incidents of the war. by some Southern woman. The marriages and deaths In South Carolina are carefully chronicled. There ls a Chess column for the delecta* tion of the admirers of that royal game. The agricultural department always con tains ulnta and facts of importance to farmers. There is in every number a story of obvious merit. It is claimed, therefore, that the Weekly News and Oourier is the most complete weekly Journal In tho South, and, in Its arrangement of news and its appearance, lt certainly surpasses its competitors. Tho Weekly Neun and Courier will be sent free for one year to any one who sends in a olub of ten sub scribers, while tko;;o who form clubs of ! twouty-?ve and fifty copies will receive the A'cwi and Courier (daily edition) free of charge for six and twelvo months respec tively. Sample copies v-ill be sent to any address, freo of chargo, on application. Tito Reunion. Tno Kennion of the Palmetto Riflemen on Tuesday next, 21at., promises to be an occasion of unusual interest. Every ar rangement bas been made for its complete success, and we hope to meet uot only every survivor, but e~ery member of his family, and the relativos of doceaaed mom bo rs ol' tho Company. The programme will bo to assemble on the grounds at 0 o'clock a. m. At ll o'clock Col. Hoyt will deliver his address. Dinner will be serv ed at 2 o'clock. At 7 p. m. tho assemblage will adjourn. Thero will be music at in tervals during tho day. At somo hour during the day thero will bo u meeting of the survivors for tho purpose of forming a Survivors* Association. Every one is expected to bring a full basket. W. W. HUMPHBETS, . J. FLEET. CMNK?:C.U.KH. - Committee on Invitation. Salada Association. HONKA PATH, Jul? 14,1885. The Salada Baptist Association will hold its 83rd annual session with the Church at Turkey Crook, in Abbeville County, six milos Northeast of Donalds ville, commencing Tuesday, August 4th, and continuing threo days. The Church with which we meet will, at tho name time, celebrate its Centennial Anniversary. Dr. James C. Furman will preach a sermon suitablo to the occasion. Rev. J. S. Murray will deliver a historical .sketch, and Rev. M. McGee proparo and read a historical ?ketch of the Church, to be printed in the minutes. Tho following named gentlemen are chairmen of their respective committees, and they will please bavo their reports ready the first day of meeting : lt. M. Burrlss, on State of Religion ; J. Ii. fil bert, Sunday Schools ; W. P. Cox, Educa tion : W. H. King, Tempor?neo ; B. Hays, Stato Missions ; James W. Poore, Foreign Missions; L. Wi Tribblo, Home Mis siona ; C. E. Horten, Woman's Mission to Women. -..- ..- . - . .-., M. MCGEE, Clerk. -Messrs. Blcokley, Brown A Fro tv-ell deairc.to say to their friends and custom ers that they aro now receiving large ehip ments of thoso splendid Studebaker and Tennessee Wagons, and that everybody who expeots to buy a wagon is cordially invited to inspect them before bnying elsewhere. New Patent Steel Skeins; extra deep Bodies, suitable for hauling seed cotton, Aa. I tf Nothing helps out the farmer and a short crop more than a plentiful supply of Turnips, They are good for both man and beast. We bog to remind yon that tbe season for planting ls now at hand, and that we are receiving tho largest stock from reliable growers ever before brought to this market. All varieties, which we guarantee to bo frosh and genuino. Prices aro as low os good seed can bo sold- Our stock consists in part of Red or Purple Top, Whlto Flat Dutch, Whito Globo, Norfolk, Cow H?rn,.Seven Top, Yellow Abbordoou. Amber Globo, Purple Top, Ruto Bago, otc. Yours, WlLHITB A WlLUITE. Embroidery >nd Singing Class Satur day morning, nth inst., at 8 i o'dook. Mrs. McSmlth will receive little girls for first lessons in Embroidery and train the voice in Singing. Only 50 cents per month. No charge for.sfamping pattern. 52-2 Ladies, if you want to. soe a large and beautiful stock Spring and Summer Dry Goods, Notions, go io C. F. Jones A Ob. Ic? I leo! loot A full supply bf Pare Lake Ice on hand. Customers will please send for their supplies bofo ra ' 6 o'clook p, m., at which hour tho ?tore will be closed. G. A. REED. There ls no economy in paying S2.0G per dos. for niara fruit Jars when you can save your whole crop with $1.00 worth Ameri can Fruit Preserving P. and L;, In com mon lara, keg* or barrels. . 49-2m , ; Hin. Bscs. No trashy goods advertised cheap ;. but for the best goods, falrtet^deaUr?ni and lowest prices Tor everything; gb f ,C P. ?Tones A Ob. * Beed A Stephens have just, received a large quantity of celebrated Columbus made Buggies, and always keep in stock, all Btyles and gradea of Homc-mado and Western Pbotons, Buggies and WogonB, which they sell on time until Fall on ap proved paper. Call orr Mr. A. S. Stephens atv thdrTfa?torv, Main/StroanSonth of Square, before you parchase and get hu prices, and yon will be paid for your trou ble. They have also added to their wo* lng force three expert Northern work men-* Blacksmith, 1'fllutor and Trim mer. Send thom your repairing if you want it dono with dispatch ?ind S ni a neat manner. Mr. Stcphoua, who is an oxperf, workman of twenty-five years experi ence., overlooks all Ibo ftfcrk before It 'flaves tho shop. 44 Plain Question*. ' My thical ideas are fanning tho publie brow with the breath of prejudice, Ignor ance and hnmbuggcry. Have you the remotest idea that your scrotal* was cre ated by the uso or potash ?nd mercury? No matter What the cause. B. B. B. Is tbe peer of all other rem?dies. Bo you presume that your troublesome catarrh if? tho result of mlneraLpolsOning T B. B. B. ts the quickest remedy. Are your chronic ulcera and bolls and sores the ra snit of-potash and mercury ? Medical gen?emcu will not tell yon po, but B. JL. S. is the only, ?9fff^:M W-^t? yei?r terrible kidney troubles created by mineral poisonings?. Not a blt of lt, but nip. OlTiwier, eta. wewwn v? w# ??uw potaab and mercury? The medical prp Kon aro the best,Judges, *nd they say nay. ba; B. B. B. makes moro pro no un cod Aires'Iban all other preparations com A Card. During Jua* and ?July we shall offer "' stock ?of. foods very low fer -'anew steck '.V'fa?g?r, Coflbe,"F^Tr7Ba??n,:' ^?wM?J**?S??? and evSrytWtig you need Li Dry Gooda, Notlcn-v floris*!^ and ?.-??oHes. Be sore to see ne .liefbt*: jp?, spend yog* money during tb? noxt Aro months. Our REMOVAL SALE ! The New York Gash Store BOUND FOR NEW QUARTERS SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF! NOW IS YOUR CHANCE FOR BARGAINS. ON September let we shall move from our present Store, and aa it ie expensive to transfer finch a large Stock of Geode as we have, we intend Belling ont at 0O8T And LESS than COST. In fact, we shall offer our EITTIBE STOCK MARVELLOUSLY LOW PRIOE81 The Stock must be sold ! Dull or not dull, we want to get rid of th *> broods. Just come after the Bargains. They are awaiting you in every Department. A BONANZA FOR ANDERSON COUNTY To purchase Fresh and Desirable DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES Al NUBBY. At an Enormous Sacrifice ! HERE ARE A FEW SPECIMENS: CALICOES-10,000 yards-at 2 1-2 Cents. Simpson's best world-renowned PEINTS, and all other Standard Brands at F-I-V-E C-E-N-T-S. White Victoria Lawns, several hundred yards, rather than move them, at 6 l-2e. Others advertise them for more money* but we oan beat anybody's price. WE WANT TO SELL OUT. Times are dull, but we will make thom lively by almost giving away our ENTIRE STOCK. ANO AGAIN. ANOTHER LEADER ! COTTON A DES-tho best Georgia double and twist-only 15c TURKEY RED TABLE DAMASK-at 86c. a yard. Aa cheap as common Table Oil Cloth almost. CHECKED NAIN800K8. Everybody boys them at 10c. You can boy them now at 14 yards for 81.00. LONSDALE FINE CAMBRIC-everybody knows tbe Gooda and tho price but you never before bought it at 10}c a yard. These extraordinary LOW PRICES hold good for tbe next THIRTY DAYS ONLY. We expect to sell out by that time. So you must como at once and TAKE YOUR PICK. Perhaps the following Goods will suit you : ? All our pretty Dress Plaid Ginghams-we sold lots of them at 12}-now only 9c (Less than cost; but why keep them?) All out Fine Seersuckers, Chambrays, Indigo Blues-nobody wilt sell them as cheap as we-only 9c. All our fine ysrdwlde Muslins-everybody admires them-at 12}c. To close them out we ask you to take them at 9c, DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS. ,MK> ; ; We are selling ot? at ,506.- on the bollar. Satins, all colors, .it 40c. Nun's Veilings, all colors, 13c. Why ? Jost because we don't went to move so many Goods. Shirtings for 4o. Athens Checks at 6|c Apron Linen, wide and good, at 12Jc Striped Linens for boys wear si 16c, (25c is the usual price.) Bed Tickings at 6c a yard-(they are too heavy to move ;) and the best quality thal w made in the icorld at 16c, which always, except at a remo ral sale, brings 30c a yard. Our 10c, yard wide Sea Islands for only 0|. 10-4 Un* bleached Shectinga ai only 20e. Tirt?-Saie is tieBiggest Pic Nie on Record. Anything j ? Yon cannot object t? buying Ladles' White or Fancy Hose at 5c a pair, Men's Socks ditto, Men's cr Loys' Straw Hat? for 5c, Gape May, Hat? at 25c, (half price,) Handke reblo fa for 2c, Fancy Colin, ra at 5c, Ladies'Lisle Thread Gloves at 10c, (oh I how cheap I) Towels, a big lot at fc.eaoh? Doylies; beautiful ted oath gold, at 8c e^cb. What eba will you bavo? Mention: it, and a LOW 'PRICE will buy iL ~ We knew these Prisas appear Bldiei?teas ! ! Sulla of-Clotbcs-a? $4.00, (Coat, Panta and Vest),; Mon'a Summer Coats nt 40o; Men'o Pantsat 75c; Cashmere Sui ts nt $6.00 and $0.00 which cost, again aa ranch. Better Goods at correspondingly ? low prices.- ' Boys' and Children's Sui ta at less than coat of material. We tncan bnsineeit-every word of it. Eather than more our ,Stocl of Clothing ice ?ill eacrifiee them, and T?t our customers get ?he benefit. Doll or bani times ara M excusa for yon not to get a Suit nov?. To C*^B^ 0t L* that are worth $2&> for ?1.00 a pahrv Path batgasaa happen once-never again. , ANO ATTEND THE . >>.-. ??Cht? FRUIT JARS - AT - ORR & SLOAN'S. ? . ;-,J:?*E-,.'~?? -'.f.-?ri ' V V . - ?'JJ ;. s Vftjf |? M ? '.?'?*.}??!? Hil FR?1T? ; . ; _ , ? .< vt. . :. ! ). V OB? & BLAH'S. .... ! ,| . v - - . 1 Mm??????m IN order to further reduce my Stock by August lat, I hsvo determined to greatly ref duce the prices, and to csih Davers or prompt time customers I have solid bargains to ofTor In SHOES, STAPLE DRY GOODS. HATS, &C. TOBACCO I TOBACCO ! Big stock, good variety, end at prices you never heard of before. PATENT HEEL SWEEPS And other styles to work<your cotton with. Juno 25, 1885 J. ?X. BAKER, Benson House: 50 * ? 1868. g LUXURY." 1868. Parties wishing an article of STRICTLY PURE HONEST WHISKEY, For medicinal or Family Time, WILL find what they want in tho "LUXURY RYE WHISKEY" 1668. SOLD ONLY at the BON TON SALOON. O'DONNELL &> MoINTYRE, Proprietory. April 80,1885 42 L M ? FOB SALE ! One Second-hand, 6-Horao Power AGRICULTURAL EUGINE. On wheels, as good as n yr. Suitable for (dcnlurj and threahtng, ONE CARDWELL THRESHER, 28 Inches, on four wfeeels. Only used one season. In good condi tion. Ready for work. The above can be had at LOW PRICES and on GOOD TERMS, with approved paper. A LAEGE STOCK OF JolmstoML Reapers - AND - Brown Cnltiva/toi?^ Are now offered on sr*dal terms. fif For further particulars, apply to HAI? JWARE DEALS Jone?, 1865 47 DRY mmi non - AND- . wm f HE LADIES who have favored us with rt visit thia season pronounce our DRY Our Stock of MILLINERY is tener than evevconafaUng of the choicest Goods fr?? W*M*^/We will ?ell Hals, *.?lps, Plumes, Flu wars fend ?Wm* l I nings for less than any other house in the city. THE MELL?NBRY DSPARTMENl? J^^^OV?* by MKS BEETA WOOD, of Baltimore, a first-class Milliner lu e?ory and 8L8 PPEE8.-I make o specLMty of Fine Shoes for Ladles, Men and Children. Shoes for everybody. In fact, I can supply you with EVERYTHING you want to Dry Goods, Millinery, Shoe, f ancy OoodV aid toond In e flnrt-clxvi Dry Gooda Store, aad inulto yon to call ands? DIV Stcok-ricb and pcorT white andI colored Thanking the public, for their RbereiDWWDsi^^ pr?m: fsa to continue selling at the very lowestpriesa. . Mo*t respectfully, Jlay 14,1885 JOH? ?. MoOO??si^ Ho. 4 Waverly Hotue jlN?ilEif^iiK j Has Rot ?med fee? tie North, where she ?aj*hJ**d ; ELEGANT STOCK That ha."? ever been brought to.this market, eonatsHag- of STYLISH S?LKS, BEA?T?FUL LACKS of all ij^ptfo?s, Oar vannen AND WHATS DRl^^Oo^nnnotbe W^ssed/^havc GLOVES, HOSE, sWPPKas and ??OKs of every quality. ~ - ^f v . " *