The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, December 08, 1886, Image 8
Owing to t!i i iliorl crops \
mora prices, so we Lave ile
ed ol in a few weeks. UK
want?liones goods *d prices t
Good, 9-4 ami IO Shot lng niels.
Mid upwards.
Bleached or brown White C'oun-j
larpauen MavvolIoiiH values At 7i>
$1.0t) fl.25 nud every grade you i*uu
-.hink of
White Blankets, >x Manufact
ures line slightly Dolled hough! at
00 eta OM thc dollar Wonderful
''.iHrgii.i-.irt ic i h'.- lot.
A big St .-U '.d' tV.---lr.-i ; - .1- am?.'?
Cotton flannel*, Wl.it?' riannoN-,
Red flannel?, Twill flannels, Plain
flannels, at customer.* own pri?e*.!
Don't buy Flannels or anything In'
_A_ XT O- TJ (?
.The Advertiser
J. C. O'.4 ULI NC1 TON, KD I TO /
LAVHKNS iv- iniher stn, IRK<5.
tu hs tri vt lou Prloe*-}2 klomths, 91.t(
i'A V A |JId? ! N A i>V A N' T..
Rutes for Advert Isl tu.". On ner\ A?
Vt-rl ?se HM 1:1-, in r Milli ri - < Uli ilise
ti..n. $1.1)0j - ...?ii v?i M ni inser
lion, M i i iii-.
Liberal redm lion made for large Ad
f ort Keiner. I -.
J. C. O Alt t.I Nt ITt ? N A CO.,
I'r ; riot ?rs
MOSBY'S FIGHT AT CHANTILLY.
Slr?t?7v unit l>ui>long Mmror? Too Mut
lor tlir- Federals A < !>????.
The |xi*i at Chantilly was only tw
miles from the camp of a div ision o
cavalry, and flanked by strong snppon
lng parties on ouch pide. When 1 go
within two or three niileii of it,
turned obliquely off to the righi in or
der to penetrate, if possible, betweei
them and Centerville, and crain lind
renr. But they were looking Mit form
and I found there P<> chu nee for i
surprise. I despaired almost of doiitf
anything, but as 1 did not want to g<
back without trying to do something,
ordered a few men to chose ?ll the pu k
?ta, in hopes that thin would drive thei
main body out for some distance. The;
did so, and several were kided end cap
tured. From a high ponekvr. 1 sa\
the reserve mount, form and move ir
the pike. 1 regained thc pike also, so s
?ot to be cut off. 1 got ready b> < hp.r,'
OS soi id ns they were ?rar kb'!, oil) ii
did not have half their ntlinbei
when I discovered another laru''" boil,
*f cavRiry that had heard the firing com
iriK rapidly from he direction of Fry
ingpsc to re-en for e n. Theas wer
snore than I had btrj * '. to right ii
the open, io 1 ordersu . ut a tro
up the turnpike. I v.,~ fbut the;
would pursue rapidly, t : . ; 1 wa
running away, ?-ud, hy Kctuug ?trUre
out along the pike, would lose th< ir ai!
vantage in number?, and give me
chance to turn and strike back
My calculation was rights I kept ni;
men well closed up, with two some d
tanco behind to gi /.* nie notice win I
they got near. 1 had just passed over
hill, and was deceuding on the ollie
side, when or.9 of my men dashed ll
and said the eeemr w.-^ ri/?>*. upon li t
I looked Lac1;, hilt they were liol ll
sight. J could distinctly hear their lom
cheers and the ho^futvokea ol thei
horses on the hard pike 1 had t ilin
to suffer a stampede or make a tight
The cavalry officer ia like the WOllUll
who deliberates-she's Jost. If 1 lia.
gone a step farther, my r.-tr.-at wouli
have degenerated into a rout My hor
were jaded by a long day's march, whili
the enemy's were fresh, I promptly or
dored the men to halt, right about whee
uml draw sabers, lt war. ail done m tin
twinkling of au eye. l oi tunad ! v. jua
ai tho place where I hall d waa ai
al atlis, formed ol tallen trees, willoi
had been made by the anny the yea: be
fore. Tbs nie. formed behind these
OH 1 knew that v. en they liane 1 out ii
would ream the impression <?n my pur
auroro that 1 had drawn them into ai
ambuscade. As they stood there ealinlj
Wailing for me to give thc word for th
ou (sot
"A horrid front ttu-y formed
(Still as tie- hillie, hut dreadful a? tin
storm. '
I had no faith in the .-^i??r .-vs a weapon
I only made the men draw their saben
to prevent them from wasting lill ir br*
before they got to closer quarters,
knew that when wiy men vt am -m
them the pistol Would ne used. kl / sic
ress had been BO unintcrrupte 1 i at ile
men thought that vu -.orv n 11 babied ti
my standard. M- w who got into a (Iglll
under the influence oi such feelings ar*
next to invincible and ar?- general!"
victors la-fore it begins. We had bardi"
got Into position before the t ?.. head ol
the pursuing ci.iiiiuu oppeared over th?
hill, less than 100 /ardu off. They had
expected to see our hacks, and jot our
foes?, lt waa a rule from whit ll, dur
injj the ?tr, I n<-var departed, not to
stand still and receive i charge, but al
ways to act on tho offensive. Thia was
Ihe maxim of Frederick the Oreat, and
the key to tho wonderful success ho won
with his cavalry.
At the cider to charg?, my men
dashed forward with a yell that startled
and .tuniie.I those wh.> wore foremost
in pursuit. I sa-.-.- thom halt, and 1
knew then that they had lost hean and
ware beaten. Before thsy could wheel
aa/ niau weru among them Those
wao wera comiug up behind - hem, seo?
toe; thoa? in front turn their backs, did
ska same thing. They had no idea
they wore running away from thu
same number of men they had been
chasing. My men had itt urned their
sabons to their scabbards, and the death
dealing revolver .van now doing (tr)
work, The Union cavalry hnd ?8
OXX1T XJrxr
HE * AU6I
vc cannot disposed <>l' our mtimin
tcrmiud to cul them down so i'.;
i: t Como Kirai Serve is our
0 suit yourselves call rh for ba
8.1.100 yunis i 'alice 3-^cts
s linc Until you liavc seen Hit? J
lil J Ai'K, OOOl >M. j
j We defy any house in Laurena]
ito show hetter values than we aro |
[offering In this Department.
1 Uur.Hluck Cash! ers from 3d
Lo ii inch witle at 2rj ?"?'? 40 .'?tl 05
laud ??elH a yards has never .been
j e* ju ti led.
j ri >L< >tth*D Dill ISM (HU IDS.
j j .ot|0 yards Cable 'Twills an i lire-1
leaded <:J ?obi. lei here .it IO and
j i WM ,; (Winners new eal
! 15.00 yardst !ushmers 30 t?> 1 i Inch
I dc al '*.'."> 35 P> sud 50 eta.
3 T .A, O
sumed, a* I thought they would, that
i tnv retreat bad ? nly beun feigned, to
draw them into a trap. They could not
understand why I ran away just to
nm back again. They hail no tiltia tu
ascertain our numbers ur to recover
from the shock of their sur;>r?M> in
fin ling as ?ira -, ri up t<> receive, Hiern. I
never witnessed a mora complete rout,
. or one willi |??S8 CHUSO tor lt.-John H.
W. shy in Boston Herald.
fnul ll?yiio ?. ? l.cll*i-Writer.
Margaret J. Preston says of Paul II.
Hayne: "An a letter-writer ha w*i su
preme, never grudging nny manlier of
?heet.. for tho entertainment of his corre*
?pondent, tie wa? vivaoiou$, witty, sin?
cere. affectionate, su i fruin a corre
spondence ?jf eighteen years 1 might
select siieh kis*n criticism, Buch weigh
ing of 1. ?.rmi' merits, sac!; wisdom
about hooks aud authors, sueh delightful
t? gossip about men an I things, as would
make u delicious volume. His inter
0 course with the first men of his limo at
f home and abroad, in un epistolary way,
was vi ry extensive, and the letters that
f were constantly passing between him
1 amt the literary men of England were to
. the little circle of Cope? I lill a source of
1 unfailing pleasure."-Rxchauge.
NEW YOHK'S ENDLESS THRONGS.
? A (treater Thun Rn nylon tl?? Orri, -A?
1 I.?> I>r?*?i> c si jiii N>? v..rfc'< Kweda.
I Tm re ,< gigantic growth in the city ot
New York. The immense raggedness of
r th?' city in appearance is increased by
T t)i?* enormous structures thal havewithia
" ?(.?. years become th?* ruling passion o?
v builders, Tin.' elevated railroad a*?
P Brooklyn bridge have increased t?e ca>
. pac i ly of the eily to accommodate in
ft habitants, ami tho ncr.- growth down
t Iowa as well ns up-tows,
"? JJ,my things hare been said In di??par
J agemeot of the huge apartment bouses
i* built in ihr neigliborhoud of the Central
park, but they ore all largely occupied,
" and '"flats" eau not. be had for ley?, th RM
'* ayear; nul ihr rea ts AT ? enough to muk*
t aa econ anica! person iliasy, All empty
f places ?vre heh! fur high figures. Vast
? as lias been 'hr progress of the r?M-o>?
, struction of Ne** York, the city i* not
over-built as Paris is. It is th? latest
i* from Paris that llit-re are a --es of apart
ments for rent-thai th nc are aeooiamo
y .i Liions foi ?00 OOO moro (?. 'pie than are
I- in i wu. The rage for reid e-aata in
a v- cnn af ha?) carried he thrifty French
a too far, and they are not multiplying
r ano replenishing as they should,
p There are but few sights in tho wi.rid
as impressive as the multitudes on the
II walks of New York between ?*? ua<l 7
I o'clock m ti." evening in the neighbor
r boori of t " city hail. Thoro i* a pro
r reunion of from four to ?ix persons
abreast on every sido, and the marvel to
i one not quite conversant with the ?peo
I tnclc is that the masses are moving ull
1 one way. They ?re going home, and
i ti.e concentration of processions at the
a Brooklyn bridge gives the appearance of
a prodigious popular demonstration.
I Ti.>-n tue Lido ll i ? iv s m rirers ?.f meu and
; tuen up Third avenue ?r.1 Broadway
I and down each of the streets that lead
i to (ho ferries; and far up the island all
j the ' rosstown streets sen?! forth endless
throngs crossing into New Jersey and
Long Island, omi Connecticut-and ail
l the while tho trains of live earn each on
the elevated roa ia run at intervals of a
i minute, each ? ar carrying nearly or
. (pate 100 passengers, or Doo to tho train
; -80,000 an hoar !
There is no longer a doubt that New
Vi*k harbor is to bo the center of tho
, greatest city upon earth. Thora is but
one larger now- - London-and New York
ami ibo adjacent l ilies, all a uart of th?
i mighty metropolis, will wi...m a few
. years far exceed all that tho world Invs
I been, even London.
t This greater than Babylon thc (?real
accds a much greater and better water
j supply; that her woollen docks shall be
, granite and marble; that her harbor
, udall he dredged until deeper than Hen?
> drick liudsou found i., and then kept
- clean; that tho bar shall be scraped and
buoyed until thc largest steamers can
' cona- amt m> nt any hour, irrespective of
i tide.--Murat Halstead ?in Cincinnati
l Commercial Gazette.
"Horror*" In Hi?. Louden Prext.
| ! No wonder that publishers of chilling
Shockers are crying out about thc Hate
ness of their once activa market. Why,
every morning tho newspapers ara con
verted into penny dreadfuls, full of ro
mantic and blood-curdling sensations,
Mich as would have dolightod a Poe, a
Lfl Fanil, ora Qalroriau, lt in thc sheer
est nonsense for purists in literature lo
decry plots, or to nay that thc taite for
horrors (dennt horrors, that is) in on tho
decrease. Ii is a constant quantity
which never varies-that ls to nay, th*?
taste for murders or disappearances, i.
they requirounraveling, and furnish em
ploy mr nt f?jr thc mind inore ? xriting
than word ptu/lus, is inborn in WD'J.UW
poople OUt of 1,0(10,000. Who then is
Koiiitf to pay a shilling for it "shocker"
In big typo, when hu cnn get a whole
battery In brevier for a penny?-Pall
Mad Gteiett*
[SIA ^ GA!
otli stock of Dry Gooda at for
a iii" entire Io; will bu dispos*
motto and nr my nil ? you
run ins. Wo s. e doteiTiiined to
.r).iiO:>yardshont. Calico 6 eta
I .OJO ya rds French Tricota and
i "Ian nels i A yards wide other hounes
brag on tl.e (erriblo at $1.25 our
price $1.00.
CLOAKS CLOAKS.
Lovers of hi I: art would go wild
over our stock ?.r* those choleo and
elegant'(foods. Nev?' Markets from
&<;.<..<i io (ift.oo.
Jackets and Short Wraps from;
$11.00 io $12.00 in al] ?ln? newest
?it signs <?{<.
Jersey D?nelo aud Aatrukcu?
Jackets-an entire car load
1*2.01) yards Princes Barged SO indi
v. ? ?.- 1?? i'ts.
-A. S H C
j SYMPTOMS O? TYPHOID FEVER.
j Feints >7 VS idui a f?MW?? nail orv*^
Pfctttt ntseflSS Sloj Un Ciitgdiul,
Whm A per SOM becomes il!. susTerin;
j with slight chills, IOS?A? appotit?. .'.
i quent noss bleeding, irregularity ei tin
i IA?wei?, r<.>??.? ?1 t rogue, rapid, weai
i t litre. a body i i rising regu
larly <v> 2 one deafer daily till 105 tie
groe Fahrenheit '.? reached, v.-itb fupci
. tiTo pains, especially ia the back am
I hoad, rc-{.U progressiva muscular am
TU?-ii? ?J weakness and and inclination ?<
? be at ii md, the pro*umpt4on is very stron|
t' n' t?:.? patient has typhoid fev*-r. ant
t'..i* notioa ia much slf?ugthcned if
with t:i? ubovo symptoms, lhere titi
tumid th lomen, gurgling on pressure 01
. the right si ;.-.
j Tb .e symptoms may exist about f.eir
i teen days and gradually abalo and tb
patient re h :i th? patient may, ot
the ??.h r han I. go on from bad t<
worse ?nd lintd?y ly? destroyed bj ex
' haustiou, p : *..: :(. ion of thc bowols o
bowel liemorrh'igo. If oa examination
; f the bo 1> ol one dead under thu abov<
citcumlian .?. ? tin-r.- in- found numerou
patcltcs of inflamed surface lu tho bowe
known a? thu "ti' um" it is perfeetl;
proper to ascribe the death to lyphod
fever.
The poison of tir* disease, which i
i probably a microscopic plant, exist
; mainly in the bowel eva .uni cns of ibo*
sirk of : br- di* -ase. ? : Ki true that thl
s'.i'n'aine has never lieeu isolated am
K.owi to men a< one would ?how anani
pie of wheat er other seed, but it rrist
all the sstne, tt i ?. n--n a persea devel
oj < i Kc I!;?TII?? it is bei a-: a ha hs* .wo]
lowed nome of ihr ??.i-.*.1 with "r..ik
rai st ite'.y. ?mi it ;??.-?..? a toa g tito ?li
ni eu (ary ea .?y. till it .1 -. d* a I ""ll i
ts liieb lo grow- -that 1?. ia thu p nitioi
: indicated, known ar. -fiera' patones," :
giaadular formft?ou lx"?ri?g rh? a.m
of a learnr. '. | ?. ian long ?roe? d:?a.l
li is probable that some io vigorou
health might take U.M?II amounts of thl
poison into the systojai and escape un
luir. \ temperature of J!S degree!
thal is ,he hotting poi ct, kills the poiso
of ail aymotie diseasce. l>.?r* ia brief i
the SUB of the prevention ef U:e iro.iblt
M?!xt&jA a in?:? af the genera
health and boil al! suspected r>eler Ix
for* us.nii. In fae! it i? veli to
nothiug but boiled water when guy ci:
demie disease pi ev a i ld.
borne typhoid fever patients will r<
Cover ky res. in b.-d using only insult
food. Others will de? m ?[?u? of tb
best allentiou, These hist A.? tithe
(institutionally weak or received ?moi
in..us ilo-wx ii tia-" poison. L iteric feve
i.? milch the l*dt"r nama for tho tro'ibl
in question.-Phila lelphia Tunes.
ll.-ii*.' I? of I .:? i. ?. li I r c.
Probably th tra is not the remota?
. orner cr Iii tl?, inlet of the minute bloo
Tinsels of the body tba', dis?* not itt
M.rue W;.YI!<I from tr..- /creal COnvulslot
produced bj hearty laughter shs**mg th
centrai main. The blood nsores mor
lively-probably it? chemical electric 0
vital condition is distinctly mod,tied- I
conveys a different impression to all th
organs ?f th? tx ?dy tvs it risita them 01
?i?t particular u?7?f!< journey, ?ebel
the alan ia laughing, from what it doe
ai oilier tiroes, And tims it wt thal
good ??ugh lengthens a niau'* lit? b
conveying a distinct au 1 additional .t m
illus t<> the vital forces. The lime u.u,
come when physicians, attending umr
(.bundy than thay do now to the iu
nuinerabls subtio influences wim.*. th
soul oil its upon ita teuouient wf olay
iii*!! prescribe to tho torpid patient "si
many peals 0/ laughter, to be uudergoiii
a; such and mu li u tino?," just tts (h<*> di
that for inure objectionable prescription
-A pill m un electric or galvanic shock.
-.Sen mule American,
.>i'j[ii> ot tim I'eaaeineqnoridy.
When hey brm- the loons crying th?
PiiBsaffiHonoddy Indians think it is 1
Sure Hign Ol ti haul wind. If the feath
ers ure thick on tho partridges' lag? 01
hi ms den early, they believe a long,
cold ?'inter is ' iiiing. If they see a
heaver carr) ina: s stick a storm is ap
proaching it 1? % ?.uri? M MI of duath tc
have partridges hovering about th?
house, lr a dog barks iu the uiglit a
itraager ".ill come the m'Xt day. They
Raid the Pleasant Point dogs howled liks
tletids the ui^ht IM ?>? the writer Visited
tiie ramp. - Lt? wie hui ill".) Journal.
New t's? (or Kleelrleltjr.
Thrashing Wheat willi a streak of
lightning is noun Ihing new, Yet on the
lint field faun ot the marquis of Ktdie
bury the thrashing mai hmo -vus run by
electricity tins autumn,
ENOCH "WEST
To Ute (iIHgonfl 'if LauironA mid
ilrrnuuri!liff ." '! v :
I ha>e m.<. <1 my ?hop for thc
,. i,"?r, - .1 'hu ks and Jew
(dry. Thanking my friend for pat?
IPI m 1)1 i., i i tactfully
o?cd . continuai ce ol tho Barrio.
LAVftKNS, S, l\
3d ira. tlxe 3~
SH * G OM:
le
co
IK
UH
IO Mah a cheek eta Fruit i
Manufactures lino.
Ladh .. and Mens Cudcrvests it
lg Block every Conceivable equal
: tty and pl'icO.
A ftill line of Cornels all the lead
iugmake and at lower prices than
you i n" And elsewhere?
SHOES, -UK HIS, SHOKS,
i he larges! a:\<\ rtnu.it slock ever
! hown by ?.ny (.ur house in this sec
tion of South Carolina. Time nnd
Il nco will not allow n^ to enume
rate the numerous advantages wc
ojoMering.
3 o soc r> j*.
Our stock is r
With everything usually found
although we use but few simple TV
r wc *?.(? offering j?reM bargains to
? i )Fff Sirco'.. You can nave money
. 1 CHSF~ TV* A rf. tn our ownhuililinir heve
I qucutly, our cu tower* gtl IhaoeutHll
i i Kenn kiibfr rVr j,ay '.?*.< hi^'m???! pri<
:; HE ?J3 Q/C A RTE RS
LAV Rt
r ! Will not 1>?- at Laurens, ont tl:
? !
?, that is-.A. T\j.ll e^m-c? c
! jPetmily a.:n.d Ufe
? j IB'rijiixs, Confeotii
a ami everything that i:-? nailed
\ in aFirsI Class St nv, which v\
? for CASH.
Liberal prices paid for Hide
Look f.>r the sig.? ol thu
TO OHE Cl
Un account of the extreme ?u
ailee! rfemands iltat have been mat
SftEAT 07 M
Although ul) cvr papers rantur
of thc 'a t that you connut n.?,?'<. tl
" ! Kelp fros every rri?ad wi Cisloitf
1 ! Whit "i mature on Oct. i Ht , ami tin
?ri u contlil io? lo *<.'. thu part of tx I
want ui sistanee in thc future.
Iiclic?viu}j thu you will prope
w hut you can without further dela
GRAY & !
AT LA TI
GRAY. ?X:X3L
At a
!' S Ju*d redeivod. large ?or of lt
Girl
Thc immotuie stock ol IrvKooiltt NoMo
* l:s|MiNC<t of in t very rtliort tiiu?*. ('.in?'
f > you mid t!?? HIT c'tioniU* wor ts wu wi
. liofp In your pockets, thereby K?in aeons
j j rm
jj WE ARE+DIS?
' On and after this
20 Cloaks ni 70 ct< worth $ 1.2ft
22 ? " 1.2ft " *2.2ft
?7 " $ft,00 " .tft.'iti
17 N'ew Markets at t.'?.T? worth
I.'IO
Itt Now Marketa nt fft.ftO worth
11 Circulars at vy7.no and $10.00
worth *.'*..?"><? anti i-jn.no
l.\ Short wraps fft.OO and $9.00
worth $IH.OO ami $20.00,
2? Walking jack.-ts a< $8.60 lind
f'o.'?!'..
IM Walking Jackets, ?.'.L'? and $8.7ft
:i;i Jersey " sf 1.05 " *!.!<:<>
LM ., " $1.20 ?2.60
Dress doods al 4 eta wort li 0-) ct?
? .. 124 ?ts worth 22-}
< ts \in ai 7 eta v.< ttil IO eta
At Tho Em:
. ? WL* Gr X X
Maurer
t the entire lotjd ide, regardless
rnpotitors, we must have ?. .">?
?ring towns Tin?
has already astonished tho .Native
in the low put. To show you that we
Df Iii?- loom Bleaching 6g cts NV
lu this, line Of goods .-.positivo
saving of from 2fl etsto $1.00 s
?air ^unrauteed on every pair of
shoes bought ot us Zoislov Maud
Made Ladles lint ton Boots in Kid
tr?'goat I'la n and Crimp loo at
r2.60.
Our solid lino of Ladies Laced
iS'lioos al 70 $1.00 $1.2 ? M.?0 to $2..r>o
the best values ever placed before
lin' people.
non pair Ladies Kid J'olknn al
r.o "cts.
~S0 pair I.adii-s Button Boots
1ST "5T - - -
low Complete !
in a firnt-Ha-? Ororrry Store and
ords, it H neverthelesH true that
rash bnyers, at nur store on nar
bj jftving m a trial.
MO rout io !?i on to our profltn, consr
or this advant >K<'.
at for oounlry produce mid our pla?'o is
TOR GROCERIES.
INS s. C.
rs SHOW
n- ito.xi biggest tiling will be
completo lira? of
moy Qi'oc?ries,
ons, "V c t ? i s X es,
iu the Kitchen and usually kept
ill wold pt ? very snail profil
s and country produce.
Wagle.
[oopor fe Co._
USTOMERS.
tenons of the Kail, and the unpar
lr- upon us for advances, we are In
311 IV AT PRF.SEJ3T.
e on October 1st., we are conscious
tteu in full by that d.ite, hut a little
viii uiole ns u stet our obli^liocs
protect our credit, nud keep us
'neild in ncc 1 to those who may
rly appreciate our condition and ?io
y
Yours truly
SULLIYA?
lENS, S. C.
IV -A. Kl' Sa QRAY
ray-Cour
j e, Barley, Oats, Bagging A Ties
?ITIOK II
tis. Millinery, Bool < :i nil simes . must l>?<
to ar?' us fr li Ml iii town. \\t> will freeze
ll liront hfl into your fur. will mell ?
B to y ur huntlee. No fluctuation in prl
>0S"D TO ?BLL
dato tits following:
Shoes ?it 10 ct t and 76cts do 60
tis and il .fifi
Trunk? at 40, fin, and $1.00 $2.00
NV ort h 6;), $1. ,fi0 and <w
Ladies und Misses Hose 6 cts io
ct? 20 els 60 ls worth 10 eta 20 ctn
:{.f> tdrt and 85 ids
Childrens Jackets and Hoods at
2 < to .'?.'> et s
Zephyr Hhnwls worth ${.00 for
(IO Hs
Mens Hats at 7.r? els fi.tm $j,fi0
Iworth Jh.26 ?f?.2? and 8.00
Ladies Hals at 26 cts V> ctn fl.fiO
jf?.26 worth M> cts fl.00 2.00 and
?6.0(1 ?
Tliis is a genuine bargain at tho
Emporium.
?KM i um
i TL B ; 0
LS- !3 O
of formor?priccs, cost tof good? o
I will give mero gooda to K(,1 'l than
.;, bul Ivo have during tho pasl week
arc in ctu-nost, v. ogive Homo of our
amsuttu l-l Bloaohing K$ els
Qlovo Ki<l Mcrroco tip nt $1,7G
worth .fJ.no.
Mon Shoes, men of sound ?euee
and practical Ideas why pay high
prices for noola and Shoes while
we are fighting single and alono
Ihr great battle of reform find low
prices, solely and entirety in your
behalf, Have you examined our
Solid Unes of mcu shoes ia Button
Congress ami Hain in every known
styles, and make on rvery ??air of
I which wo can save your money
I_i .A. ur JR, E
" T J ) boy stood on 1
Ko they say ; but w
KU \TER & ?
Have a choice line of Dry (looi
at price? T
F. ART BOU AK K COULD ?
The mighty "Shake"
A ND Tl IK BOT]
Then w e made our purchases, ami
upon the water and Routing barga i
competitors, at (?ur new store. W*
ed to build u?< H trade, if f;iir deal i i
cnn accomplish this result.
Wc have BO Second -hand nr Shel
ANO OF THE L
In Is/L ill ir), ?ry C
1 "?"NSURJ
i
' ' :<vll}l-l:1 >v "l?J'?Lll'.'.'JiL--? "
KIE^?Q iZJ\A.3?
CHOICE KAMI!
-Al
PLANTATION SDP
GEO. B.AI
LAU Be ?)
I beg nvo to inform my fri em
hand u full line of OKOCKR1ES, v
Rock* Both
My goods have been bought el
ble profils. All cash purchasers \
before buying elsewhere.
13 pounds Post Granulated Sn j
.. j>.ninds Starch for.
03 bili's 1 Soap for.
20 plug? of Tobacco for.
50 pounds of Kl o ur for.
1 'J 5 boxe* ol' Mate-la
G-HJO. 13. J^.
The Mis;'ntv c
T?-?E3 PEOPIiE'!
* ts-A
Hailed with UnboundedKnthusI
march UH tli*
Groat and Or:
OL OF LOW
The Mighty Hu-li of the people
.Tells tbc Tali of our si
ThouHHiul of people have exam!
RICH, NA E
Everything iu the linc of Dry <?
Clothing Ac ba? been marked to mi
money.
We ure tho I*ar^est Wholesale ai
and belive in doing u large
Oa,slx E
Ou a Small
Wo request special attention to i
ting .hoc? only $2.60. The James
shoe and Minter and Jatuieaon'a k'
CLOTHING !
Wa have a Pull lino and Will tte
FURNITURE,
Minter A Jamieson^ Furniture P
thebes! Furniture Vlf KA PEST.
Just think of it : All Walnut Suit
only $29.60; worth in market $36.00,
Neat wet Furnitur* IU pieced for
Very Handsome Wainui Mur?le
Mohair Plush Parlor Huit, Waitui
Hockers, with Carpel Meat and ba
Neat set Chairs for only $2 75
We deli'oi gOid on <? L A s amit
Polite ittt'ution given to nil. Cum
your Stock,
Mears. D. A.Davis, T. ll Nelson. L
Wilkes are with us ua?t will be
customers.
MINTER &
Leaders of I
l/ti urea*
?STS
rthe long U\cv% of oar
nay hou io ?i-, Ihls or tho nolgh
OompanY
; dropped ton per cent lower
startling figuros.
nndguarantoo tho wear At 9
$1.50 $2.00$2.50 $3.00 $4.00 and f.r>00
OUK $2.50 YELLOW TOP BOOTS
IS A BEAUTY.
Before the onward march <>f <>or
price-; Competition In tin* lnrgost
cithM In the South stands mystified
mn! it maned and have long sine?
uwnrded n- ?l??> pennant of low prl
ees straight foward ?nd honest
methods.
With prices lowest than the
?lowest ha* been th? lover of our
? success.
! N S, _ SO
;he Burning Deck!"
ho cares, so long as
SITGREAVES,
ls. Motions, Millinery ami >s uoes
vhich the
??1 SHAKE AST LOWER.
was felt in New Yokr
[OM DROPPED
lu-rc wc are l-i-<tay "casting bread
ns dou n the riser in advance of all
. .ir.- young men and aro determin
es-houest good.i at lowest price*,
f-wori fsOods, bat crcrfiling Blevl
ATEST 0ESI6N!
D, oocls "w? aro
Laurena, t*J. O.
?,TIDJR.S FOR
LY GROCERIES
1 D
ru KS GENERALLY,
MEESON,
iS, s. ts.
ls and customers that I have aa
> uit*h 1 will sell nt
3rr)*PriGes.
ose, will sell on the shortest pos si
viii .! t \vi'!l t ) call for,' my prices
?ur for.il.00
.$1.00
.?1.00
.$1.00
.$1.00
H foi OKE Dollar.
yr DERSON'S.
"" i II-? ? II lasaj
21"x a. ino. p ions o?
RE - j^j
am along Hie liaeof tkeir victoriosa
Lgfinal Leaders
1? lt I CHM_s>
?to our Mamoth establishment
itcessfol C:si Business. ?
ned our Stock and pronounce lt
ANO CHEAP.
oods Notions Hoots Shoes/ Hats
ret the bhort crop and Heartily of
ml3er.^4x--.
td Hcjuii dealern In the ap coan4-*
Profit Flard*.
air !.lidies Hand Made Olovei Fit
If cans $3.00 shoe, M A Parard $2.9t
L'.iO Shot-Every pair Wurranted,
CLOTHING !!
Il cheaper thau the Cheapest.
FURNITURE!
ttls.ee ls the place wnero you can bay
, 10 pieces, euo-fourth marble, far
only $10 oo
top suit, len pieces, for only f i;..OW
i frame, f-?r only yi.ou.
ck, for only $1.76.
Ireenvllle l'.a?road free of charge
fcuieut Stall* lu rear of ?tore for
A .McCord, J. II. o'hell and E. H
pleased to nc* thair friends and
JAMIESON,
liow Prices.