'Ih People's Journal
T. (. R OBINSON,.Editor.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
TI'URS)AY, JUN f4, 1890.
I*ICNIC AND POLITICS.
On Saturday it was th good
fortune of the JouIAL editor to
Attend a picnic at Campohello in
Spartanhurg county. On his arri
val hIi' saw many friends Of his
more youtlfiul (lays and a few of
his comrades inl the recont wair for
the sucess and firm establishment
of tie Reforli miiovelent ill South
Carolimn. Aimiong the hitter waus
the invinciblo fld inimitable T.
iarrv Gant, editor of the Pied
m11on1tI tlal I igh t, wi ich hy' tho way
is not a misnomer, for it's light
11d influ1e1nce iS shed througlioit!
the vhb(. region its Iame sug
gosts.
It. seemed I des(cration of t1(
plrpos' anid prospects of the oe
casionl to p1)Ipolse S)Oecs from I 1 lie
canldidaItes who happened to b1v
prosn, tbut the irrepressiIl
Hleadlilgb( .ditor has his way and
o0011 had a programii arrIai ged. A
'wagoln IIIder a Iagiflicen1t oak
wi's first. proposed ias a1 suitable
platform uponl whleh thw orators
coliId staid and address the largo
coIMcou rse of fellow citizens, but
the ovt'rhaligilig imb and til1
rope I lils ill th1e wagol hainess
W(ret to1 c(livOllit'lit, alid sugges
tive for the comfort an(l ready do
ivllerv <Wf '4paurtaitli'g orators.
.Evenl ille 1(1ld an lal mpetou ILar
rv,\ a11 nt illeIsilile to tle stir
roull ig 11(1 .1d colllll withlot
turtherii' ai me1 t t a ell allge ill
that part 4f the Program. A pilo
e lumbr en til sido of the hill
" td to teI. uso of the
olevait1011
'0li - 1 , vemanry oft
O ul t y ii ll 'll (,o b ~li o Iurp s -
0(d in h41n'.t mentI and honniie lais
Selltt'r A rchier illtrodIuCed tI
(a1dites in his feliciteus amd
faceiu1m1nwr,. whlichl a1(ddd t<,
the l)1asur and aiiusemiint, of
the audi'iee. Some expoe t il
aluidates t4 spkl 411 sIlbjeit:
appropr)iat to iliW picnic (eelsioI
hear ilt he muth speaketh, anild
hurdeni of their song was politie:
8Ilneator41 Archer was1 thum fire
speaker aluil, after' some hulrIol
ob~servaitions1, n-feredl to his r'ecor
as a publ41ie serventi of ha count;4411
Ilis speech was well re4ceived b
t he crowdvi who were e.viden l4) y hi
friendi~s m l suppor~iters. i'enatoi
Archer is a1 pleasantli spea'1k4'r alin
(n'1sent is views it2h fibli a
Cimolf. \ tie (0u1. w'asit r odti
tby Sont ArcherS i as the 11ed1ito o'
theV( tPiedont a Healigt and oi ut
compiain i voab in parersosill' aIna
beaulvwtit~h. teihandsome outowi
l'iims. A4 fir ol. h has tu got o
troil ofi( himsifi~ii. and the earershi
gave them a splendidr wasl o' n ih
asiuaione(ipating11 some aluabie
informa~i~one trawin ouawisr
vico mae c erta oinliastohe gie
wiand coniedce forf)0 t masstie
inJ Spahur oaonty1.5(. ~.~l
dr(, whodwasa inrodu ais foca
diafrSolicitor, an iuuftd asbe lf
asor astaion forfi e asites
wa neale atime heiinialgly lye
ormd er oclatoriyalIpe1bch
andicaimed uclrdit fr hoiltin th'eC
W.b S.o ~ lThom s Esq.i, was ia.
So1iliitor, fnr aqted~upr h-l
spendi d under th1e a cniracum.
ltancsles as cai( (l to dtinakto
sixnatolr. Archer irodneedi. C
t~midthi '11( e for Stat e peicn
addressed hiis remarks to the vot
ers, and1( prosenited the claims (of
Pickonis comnty and, incidenitally,
his own wishe~s im the mattor un..
der considoration.
TJroasuror Epps gave way foi
dinner, wvhich was a feast li't fom
kings, and served by most lovela
and beautiful ladies and hand
somio anid genteel mon to an ap
preciative and happ)1y host.
Speaking was5 res~umedO inl the af
tornoon b~y the other candidates
and everything went lovely.
Penator Archer gave tho Join
?NAL transportation in his comfort
able -vehicle to Spartanburg, am
extended other courtesies and act
of kindness which makes the tie
of friendship for lifo,
Editr of -the Journal: Since
writing.ny last loter I havo seen
in your colums the procoodings. of
tho Democratic county coIvention
of Pickeis 'ounty. I hopo. your
readers will not think mo boing a
dictator to the intolligont votors
of Pickens county or wanting to
bo, but as my last lotter was pro
parod and di'd not confino mysolf
to any particular subject, I will
say that My opeinion is that Pick
Ons county mado a nuistako in ro
fusing to send dologates to tle Chi
cago convontion, if it was as the
Editor of the JoURNAL says, all to
gain and nothing to lose. The
people of South Carolina have
had Bon Tillman for tiir loador
for six yearsain the Reform love
mont and I can say to til) readers
of tho JoURNAL that I know of no
Stato inl tle Union vhoro the re
form movomot has o coil)etoly)
won thQ victory as it has in South
Carolina. Tho old S tate has dono
credit to horself by het'r citizens
standing sliouldeor to shioullder
aid overthrowing riig rulo govern
im ent, and orectiig t govornmentt
b1Y thie )OOplo for thl lpople.
When they did this Tilliman was
their leader and I don't think he
is ever provon to ho a traitor to
ie peoplo of South Carolna, Ie
(Tillmnan ) advised the li oplo of
that Stato to sen1(d delega tes to the
Chicago conventioi, ani1d it the
gold bugs captured t ho coiiventioni
ant nominated a mniti of their
clico for presideiit Ihi would tako
,is hat and walk tt. iito( solim
otlitr party, aiol Sout Carolina
woild he free to vote for whoi she
pleased. Tilliman h as tdctlred
that lie would do thiis tiie and
again. 'lie plmq)l I of that. State
liUM honored liiin a1d mat' li,,i
their loader and s1ttOOl I)v Ilin 1111
til lhe has drawn the at'tqntioII of'
the laborilig lM'tplo) Of tilt' iitat.itli
aliI dobtless is ill ost r(ngest iian
inl the Reforml lovennt in Ie
U'nited States, and just as the la
htoring nmasses ar willing to fol
low him in, for t.he people of Southi
Carol ini to oxcllaligo hiti Imo
somi) Otlier Imndhir seois to mile it
would heI a mistak, becauso it
.1d vtikeil the ill luillictI (,fle
-igest mat ill S til Carolilla,
w1 don't. ti i t therte is an.y
iei mn iI thie Sto10 tilhat call
m*1 thlie nation that TlilI-nii can.
1t. seems that lie stands be'fore tih1
nat ion now just, like lio was btfore
thi peopPlo of South lCartlina in
ite ytIr lSM). 'T'le specis I lit
he l1as mnate have mat' liin i :I
meis ly p plilar ill t'llis 010111101' .
I tdt't. hoelieve ill stickiig to the
nt ion. 1l my jildgmelit I here
haive heeli t.oo mieli such votilig iII
this eountry for many years. \V
think t.hlat Jt man w ho [(Ves ItH
Irty hoter than ho o Ies thi u
Liuhre prospecI.ti of1 tho freedomi and
lihierty tof his childreni is to ies p)it
ied. Buit we think Tlilltiizt'
colurst wa.*etlle best,<i ttn'Io puristte
becus if' the goltd bug wing ol
I 'tie(ictii l)arty were ito cap
y Seuthi C'ariolinia could say ti flit
5Pe~ole( tof tIl li 'Hf Itim -Lv er acti til
shel Itlid sa( wtitlt Ii it' patyi't~ 1k.
Itlig as any Ilopi ft~' r'l ieftt't tcolit
- ti( till iid~scn t the Old .arty't ft)<i
lTe ata go ilf(to a lcw Oitme. 'thell
ii t'O jilgiiirito tif flit wrtiter tI o
Sta t ~o ittt i)' a hit dI t t'c t'I'y t fit'
teitilnon.s (if Ite i 'm ie tin
(iii1l.'lI.fit'Nitt.i-:-rot,
ialent agnte, 'lTexas.
lDoar ol .ouims.\., as 1 hiavein't
seen ainy inews fromii this heat ini
a vo' you a fow~ tdols.
- l't'ckton thle irea di'rs of thle
ihoert has emiigr'altd fto som1
othf part iuis bit lit is stilt at. thie
san'.t' old hiomet-steat.
l'o wveat hter is vt'ry tui hlyler('
ilt' miiitfa ils mlow, but Ivt'mv
92 tdegre'es iii1 t' slitde )'tstterdiiy.
'loie far'im'rs a ie gtt it lig <on
spiletidtitlfy wiilhi t hiit eropjs t his
bteitig aboumt teni or Ii fteen tdays
fur'ther' alon~ig fthan thiiis limot la'st
year', and( all of' tecrtops aro't
gro~winlg finely. .1 think friom aip
pearantces now itf overyfting re..
ina ins f'avorahl t Ihat theitre wvill lie
unoir cornl madte ini th lth le ioirth..
wei stern parit. of' 1t Fjkits COllit y
fthis year tihan in ainy pr'cetedinmg
year tof late4.
Ilerting Lseems fto bi mitoviing
ailong smothly in fthis sect ion tof
lie coiuntriy as ovierbotdy set'mis I o
lie busy with thiri crtops amnd alt
It'nd ing to thleiri oiwn atfla iris.
If aniy oft the armiy of caindi
dates como upl in hero to try to
get vtesC in tihe comling eloction,
we would put~ thorn to a practical
test to s00 if' they were in symnpa..
thy with the Mountain IRoomuers or
not, wve would food them on cor'n
bread, haeon, beans and othier
home grown vegetables on which
no tariff or freight had to b)o paidl,
and let them try to p)low a few
rounds on our 1h11lsides tand dritik
- our cold mountain water' instead
of dispensar-y, andl sltetp oni striaw
-instead of feathers, and then if
,they can stanld the test, we iii
give them all our votes.
- I suppose I had better stop ast 1
- must begin tto sing t~o thle key (if
"G," but you will hear from' me
a again, and in the mean-~
time remember that the Mttunta in
for county-ofnlco, but for uitrino- m
ny. C says 1 don't reckon tho od- d
itor will chargo mo for announc
ing nayself, as I am1 not running 0
for stato or county offico, if he ol
does hoe will havo to wait until I T
aRm oloctod. Hurrah for tho Jorn- m
NAIL4 long may sho wavo. 01
MOUNrAIN BOO1 M E1(.
UnIuiont Mleting,
Thilt Union meeting of the first
livision of the Twelvo Milo hap- N
List Association met witl tl(
Dolonoy church last Saturday and
Sunday. Tihe oxercises of tlie l
meeting woro hegun with dovo
Lional servicos conducted by Iev. r
J. E. Fostor, after Which Rev. J. T. o
Laowis preachod the jit roluctory '
sier1on. Aftor the sormon tle i
people refreslied themlselves withI -N
Elinner and rotlurnid to holiIisi.
h11 election of ollicors to serve
for the ensuing yonur resulted inl
the selection of 1ev. .J. E. Foster,
mode(lrator; M1atthew!N .lendricks,
seretatry and t rasu-re: Iler. .1 M. .
Stewart, J. II. G. Mcl)aniol and
Z. T. Jon1os, cxocutivo comm111itte4.
The disuission of the quer'ies Was
n1011 begun and much was saI -Mid an1d1
dono of illtorost anld In etfit to
thoso who attended. Th first
quogy. "Should our chuirelies ro- t
tain iii followship a imeiber who I
uses intoxicatlmJig liquors as a bv
eirlge, aid it' not how shoiuld such
a 1m011 ver Ihl dealt with1 ," was an
swered as follows: lies)lved tit
our cliirurces not rotain in feIl ow
ship a nmbernibr who u)s int)xica
ing liquors a a i hovorago aftor
such member11 ats lui 1111 portiucd t
t) quit an1d af1((Itier the gospel mean111s
to reclaim1 him hilas bemn (xIhaust
pl.
11bm seond que1(ry. "Should one
Church re ceive a m1 mbillelttr 1b y, fett.er
froil alut1ier chulrich witllout ex
amlining the. applicanit a-, to his fir
her.] conversion, ehr1istianl etxperi
'n(', lif'o, &c.," was answ Ired, yes.
T he,1( third <tuorAy. "ll w shouald
tho. Se imiemibers ho 11-alt with Iho
hal ituially albsent, themlve~s from
their regular church mo1ot,ings an1d
fail t) 11.l) p:y tie expi1nses (J
tle church," was answred as fo -
lows s: lI 1es(O vd, that it, is th1e (Ilu
tv ()If v ' elllre 111(1 1m l141it o I'
tilarly ati t l ii'8I , t lie N wt iik mid
wor'siip (WI, I Iltll ur111ell and l o cm)l
ib h 1114 (i't 1 x nses 4f tho
4curchi, ald it such m miwr11 fail
stil to) d) Il h, 1hould b ( d alt wxith
get ly, kindly and aiiuctinal.
but fil y a -it first1, hot shoin 11S
dlut v ailI 4-vi'1 *rv meil4l(s 1 4)l 1.4 t e
aiway de4lighitl'd with what. hadu
0 S1ih iiid b)11 h i iigty :11t if'nd
till a 1 1114ilo ilig ill his 111lulay
'ri44''st iig ti lks uthe1 te0 Sith
ill sello 4' 4I4i 1 u110 (ts 114-h mis i werei
St d , liwee al lf ih(..a rl l .tilt,
inr111sprs0d wdit inic. Tis1
f iiu o ll int'tlug whats hdigl
beill Syaidl andI ve y )tiitile
were y c 11onclud 1 it . d. \ u' r i
Seonm prllem(I nitingst elttllt([er
11 (lii < 11111i Q t1111l 1114' i 4ex
"Occueipy till I comie." .uke I1. eli
A (c4 ljlion S wa lien taikeni for1
s iia 111' 1ushllsI11 lid 11h ( eingrlga.
wouhl1 n(1 114 I sat11 isfied! - Ihoi4y had
hlt''wart who1 prenelwd14'( 4on44 of hiis
144'sI se'I ll4s.
liniin41 111501 lg atl ( )tdl ey.4I~
LibersE.
P'lenity of1 rain this wei'k amd
killed by~ Ilihtiniig lFridav. A\ Ire'
iiwar thei stabl' was strucik,thle ciur
rent'1 it into th12grolu4an
th) Cio tVIstble. 14ilit
(''4) siii I wiis to(' Gr11 i ee4 ll'vi lli
anyW seen1 (n the1( rouite. Wo4. saw1
se'veral patch11elis (4f wheat thatlii will
b)o' read1y 10 harvi'est. thiis wieek , and
aniothier thinilg not icedl wats that
lastI fallI. OatIs havi~o needed'l 'l rini
by) the recentfl shiower's and( thel.
have ill full cr1ops5 and1 if we' should1(
have a we spell1 about. hiarveslt i
very~ gr'assy, ais 1 hieris 1conIsiderIa-.
it. is pre't ty grassv niow. (1o1ton1
I aihi'rty, MIay' 25, 1S8%.
Mai. E'Aiwron: As I haivenl't s4on
oug you thalt ('verybody~ is busy5~
str'ivinlg (( to accumulato somlethin'g
more' thant a livinog. W'~e halve Ibeen'i
vliited by~ miuchl neede(ld rams 11and1(
cr'ops aro' gr'owin1g Iiniel y. Ipeoplh(
j c (ottoil al11( Coiril.
WoI' areblessed with goodl healthl
in t his communf111ity and( hiave' many~
thinigs to be' gr'atefull for'.
People still coninue 111 to got, n111r
rie 1, 1 am11 glad (liat it is possiblo
fo1 1111 to mia rry tlihat wishi to. TIhzi
is what,1 I did abant, 29 vaar1s algo, i
anud I h avo never' reogretted it, ai "
good1 wife is 0one of tiho greatost
gifts to man, w...~ erees
1ud bo I havo no oxporionce and
o want to make the oxporiment.
There w'aVts marriod in this place
1 the 25th inst., at the residonce
the ofliciating miullstor, Rov. J.
Dobson, Mr. Milis Wright to
isS Lizzio S. Ward. Th y have
ir bost visles Ili through lifo.
* ON: OF-- -ri-: BOYs.
Centrl, My 26, 189G.
Min nie- id you ever ihear of
aud d hthh's woni!erful presence of'
ind?".
Mlaiie--"Dear me, no. *When was
ie oCCa'sioni?"
"W\hy, when hier whel 1e)gan1 to
tit awaky downhill. sle pululed. back
I tilte handl e iiu s aid Screaled
vioa' as loud as she could."-Ind
mnapolis Journal.
Trustoes Notice.
Seictionl .;G or !;I- nfew ";School L:,w"i
:'t'(ai l i' I" tach C 'lou tI Bordo
luevtiol (1, 1110h fir:-( 'I'lleslayof .11n1Y,
,:1141 otl n lin' S1 t'I 'T esilJt l (if .1n1, iv
1%ery i v year teafe, '4hai1 appo'(int
ir ea~ch -chl disr inl thiri (-11111t
11r1" ; ch el tnrstes from Oilh- (pilii
elors a t a paytl reli n
be li I rit , hilo Shall hI fheir e'llie,
11r t wo s a ; ' un il thir :nICC-:SOrs
ro a pp~li e d tliuilitiel, np s moon.
o(ved by (lhe ('ority Boau-d (of Ednea
fone"
ThIel e(iie t r'illt es of en h tiv choo Ilis
rioI will i it elections' in thei ris te
iv School han-es tt nii r v a ined4 hv a
(.ii y ti l thei11in S Of 1ihi4-v
hlees for each ool <S.e to im
iruhlt before tiht ('41111ty lio:J (if Ed
enion, for consideration. All reApln
neinvlhloiIons Itm ' bw il t e int
'I '- ' ev t i b or ':ifoi- iJune 2-th, 18%it.
Nrrri.: -, ho -. anly ec, miu nt. Iln.
all to reachI - s - by.- I h li% tilw in, , ih r 0ht(:
ti'd r-te4 s will 1.1t. ea in d w .hete of i
y. lnalI will ; Ipnhn tT now Et t.
T. . '. liese 1iss,
tonU l StillS ay llt rintendant.
JtReceived. 9
49sPadd 9es
. I' l i l f u l 1 6 l t ' l i t '
W. 8,. GOODi 1 l'T.
Skin-vessor to 11nwer & (;461111t.
W2t. Nlin St reS t, I( ( .r n I h- . (C.
la c h I Iv 1
4 l it s i sl lt ii It It
P air (of ln's, 1i.Y" t'a yu , I nt f s, Iss.
"Rockco r m iges:1111
[lies, it) le stioldm t lss, vil: 111 1 i 11i .
tulrers prlices bgnnn lcrur
Ist.,
oF ALL'S
mBU DOETw"<
PHUN and PIAX
FOR THE PHOLKS.
Now is the time to look after
lot weNltather L!oods.
Fanls, Parasols, Hand)( 1,'mbrol
a11s, lhuiggy 'mbrelIs.
I Ilandkerchief Is,
Mosinito Nets.
Wiito Goods, Tls'''I', Soaps,
PI rf un) ery, St raw Hat11s,
's, ' lid ies' and Misses
s-4lipprf and Straw Ilats.
Grainl Gradles8, lland)led
loes, Plows, Harrows,
Sweeps, Ti(, Out Chaills.
iNIekets, Dippors,
Pans, Churns.
I'Ej\'l INYTl.II I NG!
WV. T.-7'a0
GkOOD) N EWS.
Pickens8 & E;sley R. R.
To be finisheol, provided n
can raise the noey. Now, in
order to do thilat, save vo l r
dimnis and they will make, dol
lars. 'Walker & O)wings lave
bought 11out the llcheap "Wreck
Stre,'' 117 liaini sreet, (reen
vIlle, S. C.
'I'hley aro close enshI hulvers.
Ruy bargainis and sell bargainis
is their Imiotto. Whens you visit
(G1reenville and want to filld thev
-cheapest store ill town, look us
up, an11l wve wvill soon convinlce
you tiat, we have the c1lapest
goohi. ill tll( city.
(iv e us a cll V111and e for
yvlr'Self. WVe 1gua11ant to
Save you 1m1011e.
Walker & Owings,
117 lain St., (reenville.8. C.
Feb1. 27,..N t f
IN TiffE 111. T ()v BU .
Our 1il iness so f 'ar 11i spasoll
lhas surpasse0d our xpct t ions.
1'he riglt goods and the right,
pr ces tell t li' tale.
)11r no)vQl Iy ( r 'ss goods have
Ien'ci lprloounced1 beatiifuln. We
have a second lot to9 aive Mloni
daly 0or Tuesday.
,We have all Lt la test trim
minrgs to 1mat1ch the new goods.
'The prettiest PButtons, large
and smaoll. ever' sh own in Green
ilyle for tiuig
)rr si lle de:partmont is comi
11le1e. D1 ress silks, trimming
silk, m11( silk for waists.
)nly a look at these good1s
will eonv'uice you, we spared
nuot time 01r mloney inl selecting
theise goods and( the comlfimenl~its
us- ftr our1 t ruble.
Your1 patronage sobicited.
West End.
P.* S.-April 1st, we will move to.
the Garrison store, nlext to lt. E.
Allen2 & Iro. To avoid having so
miany goods to miove wC will givte
spiecial bargains 01) all goods.
cot ton.
WVith careful rotation of
crops and liberal fertilizations,
cotton lands wvill improve. The
app1lication of a prop1er ferti
lizer containing su fficient Pot
ash often make~s the difference
betwveen a profitable crop and
failure. Use fertilizers contain
ing not less than 3 to 4%?~
Actual Potash.
IKainit is a complete specific
against "Rust.''
Our pamnphle'ts are not adv'er ising circulars baonm.
ng specialI fertili/es but are pract icalI wortks, chontain
ng lhe results of laes experina~ents iln this line.
Ev'er y cott on farmerc should Ihave a copy. The~y asre
cent fret. fr the asking.
GERMAN KALI! WORKS,
93 Nassau t., NewS York. A
Paying
Doctors'
Bills
BDBBBOTANIO
.J.. .BLOOD BALM
THE GREAT REMEDY
FOR ALL BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES
. ,0 ent hyalean at 4 the peore efm.
4years. and cures quickly and.
SCR0FULA, ULCERS, EC2EMA.
RHEtUMATISM, CATARRH, ERUPTIONS,
and alt manner of EATrNG, APREADINO an.t
RI'oNI.Q 8R)b.of re Itob tar the beet sttoe ant
botlto. 8 bottle. for 5. For sate by drgtsns.
SEN T FR EE wonDa?'gInnURER.
BLOOD BALM CO.. Atlanta. Ga.
OUR SPRINC GOODS
Have arrived and we vill be able to show you
I le best ule of
QLO']-'EII]T- I
(vr 1rought to G-reenville. Our competitors must bow to
u. when it comes to a question of PRiCE. Why?
This is easily explained.
Ieise t wo ivords mean a mountain of things.
No losS, n) had accoulits, and a thouand other things that
ineau1 a loss to any business where credit is given.
Pender over this, and if you find thaIt we are correct in our
cal(illatiols, vou will (Ivye us a chi aice to sell you
A I /1V V) 1il1 /
Clothin to) (it. any size and pocket,
lats anId Gents' Fiurinishin" (Good at th samne f'gures.
Come in and look through our stock,
which is secoid to none
Dreifu s Co.,
Tlb Now alo1li1s,
113 a.d 115 Main strvi Creenville, S. C.
We have ne(itlaIr time no )0r ini~ 1iniat ion to ''bilow'' ab~out mar
velous wondoers (4i flemiy m V d gorge(ouisnecss of styles, and tell
fabulous facts a bout nainm othI stocks of goods andl all that
kmnd of ciru ol1 i(1v(ertfisem enits. People cannot be fooled by such
absurd advlertisent'i's aInd statements any more. We have only
a plaim commioni sense word( to saiy to our' friends and customers
and that is this. \\ e have not t he largest steck of goods in the
United States bu11t we have a suiflicient quantity of bran new
goods to siu pply all of youri wani ts and to give you as large scope
to select fr-ii as you coul desir~e. WVe are not ''selling out be
low New \York cost"' that is an old "chestnut.'' Wo are buying
for cashi andl are selling on as small margin and profit as we can,
and hive. \\c (1do not propose to attract you by foolish words. Our
pices andl goodls speak for thiemmselves We propose to dleal hon
estlIy and squa rely and (10 all that we can in a legitimate way to
mierit yom: patronage. Wet- have a complete assortment of Dry
goods, notions. carp et s, mattiangs, and window shades bought for
We have all, lhe ne0w washi goods, (diities, porcales,lawvns,swiss
organdies, Plisse. ..\comnplete l ine of the nlewest &'ress goods and
t rimmnmgs, Silks for' waists, in japs, taff etos, swivels, in Persian,
andl D oesden (effeels ani paitterais. WVe have tile newest style i
anl~ the largest stock of blauck dressx goods, ini Ihienriettas, Serges,
Sicilans, Mohoir, ()rapons -mid Novelties.
We will ghlly sendl samples upon request and all ord.ers giv
01n us wil reciv e en reful mal( pr'omplt attenition . All we ask is a
fair trial and ebance and you will be convinced.
Yours truly,
Riche rw'Handsomer
THfAN EVER PRODUCED,
0TOUR
WERE TALKING ABOUT.
L ook over the stock; it's complete now,
and see if you don't agree with us. One of
two things we alwvays mean to do: To sell
you better goods than you get elscewhere for
the same pr'ce ; to sell you the same goods,
at a lowver price than you get them else..
GRL-N-AL\/ i i r: C.I