Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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A An BEsgiaaififflff * The Have disp cupy not 1 Prices not 4 No postpo and surroi I White 1 value, fare I Fancy D value, fare Chambrc ties, farewi ' Dimity farewell p Unbleacl farewell p Crystal ( well price.. Flaxon, price Pajama farewell p Curtain! well price Soisette, farewell p Towels, price Mohairs, farewell p Ladies' 1 ues $35. OC $20.00, fa i Children $1.75 value Ladies' ? derwear, a Ladies' $2.50 valui Corsets, price Royal W i vaiue, iare Ladies' values, far< Embroid ues, farew Air-float value, fare < Handson coats, $8.( farewell p All Blan Lace awajf. Bleachec Linen, price Pearl dozen, far< ^ Poplin, V farewell pi T7i O" rctucy o. and $LC price Suesine value, fan \ I MAIN< l' Ameri< osed of their lease ater than Aprit Is considered to accc nements, and will ] mding community igured Madras, 15c well price 7$c lyrico rKnnrVi omo 1 9lr> well price 6?c lys, all colors, 10c valsll price 5c Checks, 15c values, rice ; 7?c led Sheeting, 8c value, rice 4ic Dloth, 25c value, fare 9c 25c value, farewell 12ic Checks, 12ic value, rice 6|c Swiss, 15c value, fare 7 Ac all shades, 25c value, rice 12|c 10c value, farewell n i rrr _ 1 an colors, ;ac vaiue, rice 35c Failor-made Suits, val), $30.00, $25.00 and rewell price .... _$8 67 's Dresses, $1.50 and s, farewell price......48c Miococ' MncKn TTn U1U lliiUDVU ^UMUJ.111 w A. t less than half price. Sweaters, $3.00 and js, farewell price $1.29 rrr_ ?1 values, icucwcn __ 35c orcester Corsets, $ 1.00 swell price.... 69c Gloves, 50c and 35c swell price 14c eries, 15c and 10c valell nrice 4c X Talcum Powder, 10c well price_ 6c tie Taffeta Silk Petti)0 and $7.00 values, irice $2.48 kets at half price. Mains almost given i and unbleached Table Id for 50c, farewell 19c lttons, sold for 5c per TV-PI/^O Or* s vv Vii ?/x iw all shades, 25c value, ice 9c hirtwaist Silks, $1.50 >0 values, farewell 29c Silks, all colors, 25c vtttaII 1 Sp JVVCIJi ^/IJLW e Ame STREET tve Nev can Cash to Frank R. Hunter, the t. In order to do so we i* i -i r >mpnsn that purpose, v. last to the last day of thi forever. : : : r~r:?? :?i The Store Is Closed All day Thursday, February 29, in order to mark goods down to Farewell Prices. No poods sent on aDDroval. O A A Everything Spot Cash. A Uo/vliii niiouiui To every person entering 9 and 10.30 o'clock, Friday, 2nd, two days, will be given bered check. At 12 o'clocl these checks will be placed i numbers drawn out by a sm; duplicate of first number dra one large Marseilles Bed Spr larly for $3.50. To the pai check drawn out will be give tol Riicr sizft 27*54. valued ; kM* VHIW V MW - J . W.. _ _ these presents yon do not h< you do not wish to, but you drawing takes place, otherwii Sale of Household 1 Uoods. Our Mr. Blaustein, Manager, is also offering all his household goods, located 1806 College St., which has not been in use a year, and bought now rvYn<?ic,tin<r nf Bed Room Suits. Parlor Suit, Dining Room Suit, Piano, other Musical Instruments. Pictures, Stoves, Ornaments, Cut Glass, aud Singer Sewing Machine, at very low figures in order to avoid packing and shipping. rican Cc I. L. BLAUSTI ( ! kj i ovj Purchasii Real Estate man, and m must dispose of our $5< hir Sale will start Friday at month, and then we Merchants Take Notice If would pay any merchant large or small, to pick up considerable values at our establishment. We also have some store fixtures to dispose of at a bargain. ely Free! am* rtl^Awn Itnfur/inn flia linillfO ftf UUl diuic ucinccu uic iiuuio ui , March 1st, and Saturday, March an envelope containing a num[, noon, same date, duplicates of in a box, shaken up and two all child. . To the party holding wn we will give absolutely free -J - C J iL?? VA(AI1A Mffll can, a jpicau uiai icuuid lcgurty holding duplicate of second in absolutely tree a Rich Orienat $2.50. In order to obtain ire to buy one solitary thing, if must be on hand when the ?e another number will be drawn 4 \ Wanted Ten exoerienced clothing and shoe salesmen and fen experienced salesladies. Apply to L L. Blaustein at once. Such an opportunity as this occurs but once in a lifetime, therefore how can you afford to stay away. ish Pure UN, Manager. i a IH 'If Hill H IIIIII IIIlilaWiMm?M?m "or G ig Com iust vacate store tl 0,000.00 Stock b] , March 1st, at 9 A - ? ? ? a mm will bid farewell tc . a , Shoes 500 pairs Children1 /% A A A 11 lor 51. uu, larewen p One lot Ladies' Shoes, sold for $2.0( $1.25, farewell pri? 500 pairs Ladies and Oxfords, sold foi well price .... 600 pairs Men's Shoes, solid leather, s farewell price 500 pairs Men's SI fords in all leathers sold for $5.00 and well price Shirt One lot Men's $1.0(1 well price One lot Men's $1. Shirts, farewell pric< I InHfirw Men's Underwear, farewell price Sock Men's Socks, sold: well price Handkerc \ Men's and Ladies' stitched Handkerchi 10c, farewell price... Men's and I Clothii One lot Young 1 ...1J 1? *1 ET AA < S01U iur f?tj. uu auu . well price 300 Men's Suits, so $8.50 and $7.5( price * r ? n*j 1 jyjen s suns, soic made by Hart, Schaf Schloss Bros, and c makers, farewell pr 250 Boys' Suits, s farewell price 200 Boys'Suits, $5. values, farewell pric Boys' Suits, sold f $6.50, farewell pric hasing NEWBER ood pany tey now ocr that time. l. M. sharp. > Newberry ? 's Shoes, sold irice 59c and Misses' I, $1.50 and 5 49c ' fine Shoes r$2.50, fare........ $1.19' Satin Calf ;old for $2.00, 98c loes and Ox and all sizes, $4.00, fare $2.46 i > s. I Shirts, fare 29c . 25 and $1.00 ; 59c ear. sold for 50c, 18c 5. for 10c, fare . 4c . :hiefs. White Hemefs, sold for 3c Boys' *gMen's Suits,. 512.50, fare $4.48' | Id for $10.00, A 11 ), lareweii $2.78 I for $25 00, I Fner & Marx, ither famous ice $7.48 old for $2.50, $1.39 .00 and $3.00 e $1.59 'or $8.50 and e $2.69 , VyO? RY, S. C. enHBBHBHB