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As our intH^roils over the Po tomac towards thfc "dew-dripping" ' South, the first feeing is that*, we have crossed into |V< vast subject province of the Unioik Behind is i the land of pension, flounty, pro J tectien ami wealth; l>efoVthe land ; that pays fr these thing^}*j(Hiere j The man behind tjhe plow mayb^*] the proud co^sciiou&uess that he is] /'protecting industries a thousand ! miles away. Hut in this day of j ^liberal sentiment such reflections -may not f?e entertained; we should' rather he happy th;*t we weie noi once hanged as traitors, should he grateful that things are not much worse. So we take comfort with J the prophetic Cnlhoun, that we would not, us it is, change places with our pampered masters, l>e!iev ing thai our conditions will pro duce a more sttrling usd purer statesmanship. Here Js ReidsviJle, midway he tween ^anviile aim Gicen?b<?rt?; il has begun to f ain, the air f?els colder lhan in Washington yester day. 1 his is a tobacco section and the btick factories indicate that the tobacco business pays, especi ally the manufacture. This place j is but u sample ojf the many pros, perous towns aiojjg the Richmond ? Danville route). \They establish the fule that you may guage the progress of a town by.its factories. The d?\elof>meni, in .this respect, Jong t lie whole rj-pd down to Rock Hill is astonisfiing. The most modest of these towns have some such enterprise, and where you see the smokestack, invariably is seec j tbe painted cottage, neat dwelling} and thriving strfet.0 At Danville; and Lynchburg the Dan and the,; James afford fi$e Water powers, | which have been fully developed;! they are the largest cities on the line from Washington to Atlanta. Charlotte is next with her steam power. Lynchburg is quite a re markable city of 28,000 inhabitants, built on hold; rocky heights, re sembling pictures of the castled! craigs of the Rhine. From there north lie the besimiful mountain I valleys, wooded with oak. now in \ yellow leaf, the clime of the apple; and chestnut. From ? Danville soutkr : ti,e country distinctly changes. Pines of the southern variety begin to appear and abound ?more and more ns the oak is scarc er, till at last we; run down to the blest and balmy abode of our own long leaf and blackjack. There is little or no political talk o be heard on the trains. There i eem3 to be everywhere a complete suspension of) discussion1 of politico, which was so rife, prior to the nominal ion?. Even in! W ashington, the pivot of power, on ly a quiet interest was manifested in the elect^n. But it is not a secret therethat th ^Democrats are expected to win. 1 prominei t! journalist of the city, Crofn?, e? marked in conversation that he w: s ' regu.at 4y a Republican, but pr< ? ferred Cleveland's electien and was! influenced by the tariff issue. I? the big democratic, dry goods hnti-e I of Saks & Co., confidence in Cleve-i land s election prevails. The bet-' Ting mei^of the city are giving odds! that New York wjll go for Cleve land and are seeking bets even io* tb* same effect oa the general re-| .suit. ? % ? . ?TMfc "The Star," of the 24th inst., a f*tr<?ng Republican paper, had the report of the hitting situ? . ^lum : f\ asceitained by a Star re "portq.? .this morniijg lhafas araooni. not less . thin $50,000 is ready to be wagered here upon the resultof this presidetinl ele tion next month. Almost, without exception, every dollar of the amount is what; is termed "CJevelan^ Eion^y." Thai is itjs^liekf by msen who pin their faith a pan the success of the ex president.'*; This confirms the advice r.f our prior letter; )>et your money on Cleveland. Tne opinion *?f worth less sports may lie -worthless Ilk ? wise; but they usually have a high esteem f >r their money. The pock k ?t nerve rescinds only tothejudg \ ment with gentlemen designated as 1 "sports." j This is true nlvrtf that old sport, r Unrle Sam. It is a delicate and difficult task to persuade him in regard to 'anything that touches the Treasury pocket. Ev-ry one r.f his dollars has a long piece of red *apfc tied to it and be holds on j fondly io the stiing even after ac . knowledisg the debt. AUl^gjugh it is admitted by the Tre.tsuty that Sojith Carolina is entitled to twenty odd thousand dollars more on tbe ; Direct Tax, it will lie some months before accounts are! made up. But it must be admitted to be an exceedingly intricate and di&sult accounting, covering (lie investigation of hundreds of ind i? \ i?lual claims for excess^ collected, suits in the court of claims, sales and redemptions, during twenty? i five years, the records of which an* j sand witched and distributed irya manner to exasperate. In attempt- I ing the severe tas^k of taking theie ? accounts in the ten days of assidu ous labor, J t ame to appreciate the need of retaining in office some, at i any raie, of the Department cleiks, without reference to their politics. The woik of the Treasury is of iin- j raense exlent, of indefinite detail*, ! j requiring skill, complete organiza tion ami some acquaintance with > precedents and past transactions*. To suddenly and completely change ; the corps (>f employees in thisi l?raneh of the government, would | involve it in Confusion beyond hope. j This has hcen largely recognized in O J c its conduct and civil service ha* been applied here with some con oisteucy. Necessity compelled it. The reSHlt is tiiat many of thesub officials a;e but little concerned over the election. The heatis of bu rejtts however, are shaking in their shoes and many have gone home to their several states to woik and vote. * Hut the hill"* of North Carolina are fliitin^j In', brown with corn or green with the young grain. Rock H41 is right abend ; we are aboard Hie 3 C's akd so closes this ramt? l?ng communication, as paper and pencil go back to the valise. t. J. Deserving: /'raise. We desire to say to our citizen*, that ^jMrears we have been selling Dr. Kind's New'ttiwovery for Consumption, l)r. King's Xer/ Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Saive and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that se ll as well, or that have veil such universal satis faction. We <lo not hesitate to guara?. tee thorn every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase price, if satisfac tory remits do not follow their use These remedies have won their popular ty purely on their merit-*. F. L. Zenip, Druggist 1. Tl?e Queen and President. Who will be President? Send your answer, with eight tvvo rent stamps, for a sample c< py ? f Tvk Canadian Qcken, containing rtiTes and conditions and se cure one of the fallowing aluahle prizes : To the first cornet answer will be awarded a Steinway or Chrckerin;: Piano, to the n<-xt, each a pair of beau tiful Diamond Ear-rings ; ;he next ten, each a fir*t-cla*s Sewing Machine, and to the List ten will he awarded each a full silver lea Service (value $?X).(X>). Inaddition to these, every person cor rectly naming the next President wi' have thvir choice of a magnificent Dia mond Bracelet, a pair of Diamond Ear rings or an imported Opera (ilass. Contest clones November 7th. Any letter postmarked that date will be ac ?cepted. During the contest special prizes will be given to the first ten answers received each day, without regard to name of can didate . j; All prizes for the U. S. free of duty. Address : Dept ' 'A ." The Otie*n Pub. Co. LV<I., TORONTO. CANADA > A TICKET TO TIIE World's Fair. I For particulars., { address ik i 1 Ji 1 i i i i i uwuiiil.llji ATLANTA, GEORGIA. m LATEST. CHEAPEST AND BEST IS THE YCLONE POST-HOLE Universally conceded to be the best and only Digger that works to perfection in the soft est of sand and the toughest of clay, and unequalled by all others to work in any kind of soil, as the blades are so arranged and made of spring steel, thus allowing them to expand and contract when .fil ing and emptying same. The handle is so arranged that it can be lengthened to any desired length by adding pipe to it in sections, so that any desired depth can be reached with these Diggers. It is light, strong, durable and simple (nothing compli cated about it), and does twice the work in less time than any other Digger made. As* your dealer for it, or address CYCLONE DIGGER CO., ST. LOUIS MO. A GOOD SEAMSTRESS HOnSEMiSECESSm ANO A HOUSEHOLD NECES31TY !S .one or oua NE W sewing Machines. fUU, PAftTIClMLAftS AODftCSS 'inaMachii AIMS MANUFACTURING CO. celvidere, ill. ?I 1m ftaMr Old papers for sale at this office at 20 ^eats per hundred SHERIFF'S SALE. Soltii Carolina ? Keesjiatt County. Harriet B. Kennedy et at PVVffs., vs. Thos. L. Boykin et al., Deft*, ? Action for Partition . Under and bv virtue of the decree of His Honor, Judge Kershaw, of d:itc Sep; 14, 18)2, in the a hove cause, I will offt r fur sale on the- first Monday in November, i lf92, in front the Court House door, city (tf Cnm l^5?, state and county afore- 1 Said Two thousand acres of land, of the es tate of Burwell Boykin, <U ceased, bound ed as fallows : On the North by land formerly of James Chestnut. deceased : Kast by land formerly of Thos . E. Shannon : South by lands of estate of E. C. Kennedy, Harriet 13. Kennedy, and Flora R. Bov kin. Terms of sale : ? One-f jurtli cash, bal ance in ene, two and three years, secured by bond of the purchaser or purchasers and mortgage of premises so'd. Purchas er to pay for papers. The said land lias been subdivided into fourteen tracts to snit purcl??s/*rs. The map with the respective lots oflai-dcan be st-en in my office. South G'aroi.ina-Kekshaw County Q narco Jefferson J. IJ. Dnnlaj). 1st ate Under and by virtue of a power of sa'e contain* d in the above stated mortgage, r will offer for sale at public ?mtcry , be fore the Court House door in Camden ,?>n the first Monday in November, A.I)., 1^92, wii}, in the legal hours of sale, al! that piece, parcel or tract of land, hi^g, being and situate in the c.unty of Ker shaw and s ate aforesaid, containing six acres more or less; bounded north and east by lunds of Klizabeth Iv Trapp. south by lands of the (-state nfCul. \V, J. Reynolds and of Lewis Cook an<l west by lands of ('h.rle* MeC'askill. Terms of sale: ('ash. Purchaser to pay for papers. JOHN WH1TAKER, Ju . TAS.L. II A ILK. Oct. 4th , 1?02. R. K. ( to Assignee of J. D. Duninp. TAX NOTICE. Okkicf. of Ooi'NTY^ff KEASCRER KeRPIIAW CoINTY, Gammkn S. 0. , Oct. 1st , 1802 In accordance with the Act to rsii-**" supplies t??r th?- fiscal year, coimm m-itUr November !, 1M)1. notice is hereby nirrn that the Treasurer's office *? f Kersliaw county will be open, tor the collection of taxes, Saturday, the 15. h day of October. 1802 and \v 11 remain open until Decem ber l'th. 1S02. The rate per centum for Kcrslww county is as fallows : ^ For state purposes, -i'.j nulls " school purposes 2 mil's " ordinary county purposes. 3 nii'ls " interest on railroad bond*. 2}.> mill? 12 mills Poll tax $1.00 Special school tix District No. 1. mills. Special school tax District No. 4,2 mills. Special scho<d tax District No. 10, 2 mills. Tax;s are payable in the following kinds ? f funds and no other: Gold and Silver coin, V. S. Currency. National Bank Notes ami Coupons which will be come payable durintr the year 1892, on the valid Consolida'ed B. >nds r?f th ? State, known as .lie "Deficiency Bonds." also on Juror's certificates airnl the pel diem of State witnesses in the Circuit' Court wiil be received for County taxes, not including School taxes. All information ;is to taxes will be ftimi.-died upon application, N. B. ? Tax-payers are urjred upon ti* pay their taxes as soon as possible afte* til'.- l'th day of Octo'.-er. to avoid a rurii of liu>i!iC 's on the last *avs < f : o'l ction as I have no authority to receive taxes" after tli'.* time ot closing the b >?.ks with out addim; xhe penalty, and the frrand jury f >r the eor.ntv have especially re i commended that there be no extension. No lis", of names fur tax receipts wi'l l.e , received unless 'die amount < f the tax j money is deposited with tiie said list. This rule will 1-e strictlv adhered to. J. C. HOLT.INOS, County T reasnrer. Vim\ F LllLii in laaaiiujt An election will be held on Tuesday, N ?veml>er SMi. Pcxt, for the purpose ot ehoo.-do;: a Member of Oongr-.-ss ironi th. ?~>th Congressional District and for nine i>ro- id:-n! i.i i electors. The fol ow ing named m nagers of Federal election have been appointed to serve at their re spective pre^ints in Kershaw County: Camden Market House. W T Ilainmon !, W F Malone, W <r Wilson. Babon's Crosc Road. A B Rabon, C E Dinkins, R C For 1 . Sehrock's Mill. W A Gardner, W W Wat kins, Ilearv Peebles Lyzenby, T It E Bethune, " T E Watts, K W Hammond. Lang's Mill. A L Moody, A C L Kinard, Yal Bi.wen. Bulfaiu. f. F Mii; j, ^ Jus M Vowell, J?din Stirtud. Liberty Hill. ,f W Floyd, W K Thompson. It C Jones. Shayior's Hill. John () Sbavlor. J Ii Creed. J A Watts. McLain's Branch. ?HV Hyatt. ? J T B Elliot J li J Campbell. Ant'och. i C M Alexander, ]? j a ^ ^ ! H L A i ook. Kirkley's Store. N McCaskiil. .1 a West, II F Uorton. ' V Stoekton , *> "M Pearco, J F West, IW I> I'oyki". / Cure tun V Mill. J AY Krs*. C A I'oven. .T.ihn T n.?ss. WrstvilV. ! S F Kellcv, Jjines T T rucsdol, W .1 You:.-. r.rewvr's St<>ri-. ! S A VHicont. * J \V Powers, W A Addison. ^ Tilt ke y (reek. | E ? Newsoti, J J Jofey. | J F i>avif. Italey's Mill, P L MrXaughton, Moses Hough, J A Munn. j One manager, at ieast. from each pre- i cinct will please meet the Commission- ' era on Thursday, Nov. 3rd, at office of the Camden Chronicle, in order to pro cure the boxes and tickets, and to re ceive full instructions. T. L. T>avis. C. P. Bowen, J. 8. Arrant#, Coro're of Fed. Election for Kershaw Co. J. A.SI1E0RN, Collector & Real Estate Agt., Camden. S. C. Ta. WITTKOWSKY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, CAMDEN". S. C. gjEF Practices in nli of the Co urtf? of the State Special attention given to col j lections. . - % South Carolina Railway Com pany. D. II. CHAMBERLAIN. Receiver. C.YiiMEU, S. C., June 22n<l, 18D2. On and after t'uie date trains will rui. in accordance with the following sche dule. going south. Leave Camden B^ykins " Ilagoods ii Claremont ?4 Dixie " Camden .Jc '? ^fiddletou Wnt^ree KingvUie Columbia Charleston Augusta n Arv Arr <* n Daily 5 10 j> in 5 2") p m 5 31 p m 5 43 p m 5 E0 p m ?*> p m 5 (*8 p m i? 20 p ru K 30 p in 7 4 * p in 10 30 j> i u 1 i 0 ; p ill GOING NORTH u a ? < Leave Charleston f> 50 a m *4 Columbia 9 (0 am V A ugusta S 10 a im * Ki iifrville . 100"> a m " Wateree 10 15 a in 4 Middleton 10 20 a m " C>m<h:iJc 10 30 am 44 Dixi t ? 10 M6 ? in Clare mont; 10 45 a ui Hagoods 10 57 am Boy kins 1107am Arv Camden 1' 2q a nr Connections for the North East r?a JhaikMon, Cim-innatti 1'ailr?ad and with Narrow Gauge at Y?rkville. For through tickets torll point.-Nortb. "'o'.ithor West or via Clyde S. Ship Co. t?+ New Y -rk and the East via Charlee ton apply to J. B. WALLACE. Ajrt. Camden. C. M. WARD. General Manager SCHEDULE OF THE Cliarlc-ton, Cincinnati uti(l Chicago Rail road. JV Taking effect April 17thj 1S92 GOING NORTH, t Lv. Cam-len " ItaKulb " Westvillc 44 Kershaw " Heath Spring 44 Pleasant Hiil r 44 Lancaster " Catawba " Rock Hill 44 Y?vkvil!e 44 Black>burg " Shelby . " Rutherf>rdt<n Ar. Marion 1 1 20 a m 11 4-i i u m 1 1 59 a in 12 1.') p m 1? 2$ p in 12 38 p m 12 49 p in 1 20 p ni 1 44 p m 2 20 p in ?? 40 p ni 4 15 p in 5 3 ) p in '? 40 p m GOING SOUTH. Lv. Marion Rutherfovdtoy f" Shelby V* Blueksourg ** Yrtrkville " tjock Hill ?' Catawba .let. 41 Lancaster " Pleasant Mill ?4 Heath Spring ?4 Kershaw " Westtil'e " DnKalb Ar Camden 9 40 a m 10- "Oil m 12 02 p in 1 10 p m 2 20 p ui| 2 5") p in 13 pm Ii -i<? i? m , 4 0") p in ( 4 e9 p in 4 24 p m 4 37 p ni .?3^1* 111 5 0"? p is; Trains- Stop on signal at all stations . Passenger trains run th'rougn be tween Columbia and Marion. Connections made w:th R. & 0. a1. > :i kshurg and liock Hid and with S A. L. at Ci.tawsi .Junction. C. M. WARD, General Manager A. TRIPIN Snpt Mv t ork i f Fall and Winter Clothir.g f->r Men. Youths' and Boys'. Y<-u will ti n?l in this line a va.iety of priced an<l many decrees of luxury. But every price, no ma ter Low ln\v, buys tlit; lrttest style a: <1 best {roods for the money to he had in the city. The department for l oys is filled wish the choicest the maiket affords. I have ad led to this scores of beautiful stvles and designs in Boys' Clothing, whi li I have given my special attention. The i stock is especially strong in suits lit :or school wear and no doubt the parents will avail themselves <?f my facilities to serve them. THE KNOCK-ABOUT SUIT is made exclusively f->r me, for boys .1 to 15 years of age. The coat is double breasted, every weak point is strength ened, so that it is just the suit for bovs who are hard on clothes. The materiil is all wool and in colors that will not soil easy ; price $5.00. FALL NECK WEAK in the larijest. choicest, richest and most ] varied line to be seen in the city. Thi.< is no idle boast, but a fact that will be come plain to any one that will use his power of observation. New lines are c lining ill daily. UNDERWEAR. My li::e of underwear is in keeping with ' the r?'St of my stock. Light-weight Merino for uirly changes jand heavy j weights later <>n. This line embraces all the latest novelties out; showing many ?n,J. i,rices* i'an buv anjrtliiri; in *iii8 lin^ y<> . m:!y need, from the choajJCfct to tbc very b,-st that can In- produced. FALL DERBY'S. The n< w Kj.11 styles are n?>w in from most of the prominent makers and I ant rtady to supply yon with any style or color, in soft or stiff twit* from $1.50 to $."> 00. My immense purchases. l?y th" st\>re* of cases. direct trom the makers, enable me to effect a great saving in buy* iair. and not to h** Imught of by those who hi1 ve t ) buy it: small qualities from the middlemen. When yuU need a oat keep me in mind. M. L. KINARD. COLTJM BIA, - - S. C J NO C. WIFTERS Wholesale Grocer. ?> Wholesale Dealer in WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS, I No. 183 East Bay, Charleston, S. C. 1 CLEVELAirg ? ? HABBISOB! Who will be the next President ? .That question we can't an swer with absolute certainty, although, the chances are all fav orable for GROVER CLEVELAND. But s^ill there will remain doubt until after the ides of Novem ber nC'Xt. The question, -even more important thau that, to Kershaw and surrounding counties, -is where, during these hard times, can the best goods be bought for the least money? That question there need be no doubt about. We will let the crowd, hurrying i by the many other GOOD STORES, refusing their polite and | urgent requests to come in, to reach our Emporium and GENUINE' BARGAIN HOUSE, answer this question. We need not mention the name, every body knows it. Tut that question to Kershaw, Lancaster, * air field. Chesterfield. Sumter and KichUnd counties and you will hear the answer come in a mighty chorus. I ^ The reasons are simple why we should lead. We have had nil experience of 22 years as clerk and proprietor and a resi dence of ovci'35 vt ars here with close study ol the needs of our cus tomer, s and au unbroken deteminition to supply those needs, are sufficient reasons to EVEN THOSE WHO MAY BE ENVIOUS OF OUR SUCCESS. We, in our last told (he ladies (although it was hardly ueces sar\) about our beautiful, as well as cheap Dress Goods, Trim mings, Cloaks and i-vt rythin?y to be found at a FIRST CLASS DRY GOODS STOKE. Another lot of Ladies' Cloaks ar rived last week and the balance of our huge stock in that line will arrive this week Listen to some of the hummers: \ Men's BaN. G-l 1; solid in ev- ry respect, ?1.00; cheap ait $1.25. The b (t mail's caif', eongress or lace, G- 1 1, $3 00. Men's plow shoes, only 90c. Men's ?iiid boys' wool hats, only 25c., worth 40c. A fine iir.e of f'-lt huts at unheard of price3. Carpets! Carpets!! Rugs! Rugs!! Tapestry carpets from 50c. up. Hemp carpets, from 12 ?c. up. I , .Cotton chains, all wool, in two and three ply. j To see them is to buy; to miss them is to lose a chance oi I you lifetime j Smyrna Ru<*s in all si/.^s, from the smallest to the largest. Mcquette Rugs, the handsomest ever offer?d. ("0 chidl's suits, coat and pants, only 75c. Boys' suits, 3 pieces; coat, pants and vest, from. ?2.75 up. Mens' suits, from $3X0 up. In the clothing department, we bought over $1,090.00 from a manufacturer going out oi business, and anything in this lot can save you 50 per cent Suits worth \$G 50 at $4.50, worth 9.00 at G.00, worth 10.00 at 7.00, worth 12.00 only 8.O0, worth 15.00 only 10.00. worth 18 00 only 12 50. Pants and overcoats in same proportion. Dickey Kersey's coat, pants and ve>t only *5.00. We are agents for the celebrated PIEDMONT WAGONS. j Remember we sell checked homespun, sheeting, bail thread and bleached ^oods lower than you. can buy elsewhere. Remember* merchants, city and country, that we job all j .roods as low and some of them lower, than any city in the Unit- 1 ed States; take Coat's Thread for instance, we sell you nt 45, Cj per cent. oft', whicb is better than H. B. Clafiin & Co. can do be- ! ! cause you would have to pay the freight in addition to those price?. ? We sell you sixty balls ofthiead for 4! ic , and everything | else so you cau make money. Call everybody and get a present | gratis, and see the Biggest, Handsomest and Cheapest stock ever 'offered and receive the warmest welcome from a corp of clerks, | to numerous to mention, as well as yours gratefully for many past favors, P. T. VILLEPIGUE, PROPRIETOR. * 'Caetorla la ao well adapted to cbildNB 1 I reoccnmendl tee superior tesnyj known to me.'1 H. A Arena, X. D., Ill So. Oxford St. Brooklyn, N. T. 41 The um of 'Castode'ls eo unbared Its merits so well known that it seene a Ion to endorse ft Few i who do not keep Oesfeoria' >, Caw-os Mivrnr, D. D , New York City.. Late Pastor Bloom! ngdale Bef onned Churoh. Tn CnffiSB IMPORTANT AN j: NEW GOODS FOR THE ARRIVI STATIONERY, THE FINEST ASSORTMENT EVER broNGi: s. P exs and Penholde' H-ffl ^ ? ?MMfl ? IN GREAT VAj TJHSTIDRESSEr) KID N ARTISTIC NOTE PA! emboss: ibishl: PAPER ASP enye: ALL STYLES Al Toilet Soap, Medicated Soaj \ Articles, Toothbrushes j Combs Cologi A full line of Druors and Medic .sician's prescriptions compounded daj Ipnlv used in my prescription departi We are always glad to see you. 0< tion jiven to all. Call at ? %' % i,l We have shoes io please you from $1 cf our solu; school shoes at An extra nice lot ot BOYS' shoes this A line of Gentlemen's fine, soft beauties, Price generally in\ al|Ml them at that price last reason.- This 1 price to only to meet tl selling at that price. Get yoursufflS nr>i ? " gone. They will not last long. CAPERS' mw at new building at POST OFFICE t30 ?# n ! SHOES AND 1UST Just i i hi: "| QUITE Mf , Info Chili 1.25. MU* ?J. <10. , Boy*' 3 f>A ' < Mens' and boys' crush hats from shirt?, white and red, GOc. \o 2 00. cy caps cheap. The quality of these.j Call and get a bargain. A ZEMP BROt SAVE YOU ^ ! * CLOTHING. Children's Kilt Suits from 3.00 j to ">.00. ^ I Boy's Jersey knee pants suits j from 3.00 to 5.00. I Hoys' knee pants suits from] 7 jr. to 7.00. j Youths' long pants suits 2.50 to 10.00. Men's tack suits from 3.00 to 20.00. Men'-* cutaway suits from 5.00 to 18.00. Overcoats from 3.00 to 15.00. Single pants from 50c. to 5.00.