The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, October 30, 1889, Image 3
WSDNSS2>?Y, OCTOBS2 SO
?n spite of ?ho rapid increase ia the
nunber of milli ... - i.i the Onited
States in recent years, the popular
notion is that wealth is yet v-ry-much
more ecealy distributed in this country
thaa in E iglani. Mr. Thos. Shea:
man, the weil kc'>wn X w Yrrk statis?
tician, has bee? ag* s i for setae time
in collect:::.: tacts to >i:-.;v tis precisely
as possible the proportion ti..: wealth
of toe cou-u?ry ?u.*.-. hy a iew rien *av.-:?
and fa?:i:ic - ; ar.-3, he liais a fearer
concentration of wealth h :e than i::
any other country, the ;< dis . f his
incestigatien wi;3 ::: : c": i-: the Forum
for Noceavber, f?oju advance >!.ee?s rt
which the following facts are taken.
Mr.- Shea* tuan makes the following
pr;timora?!.'...? ? ? ; iWicis of n ore than
$20,000,OvO each :
?15O.0O0.i )0 : J J Astor, Trinity
Church.
_$i?^,000.00?: C. Vanderbilt, W.
K Vaaderh-itt, Jay Gould, Leland
Stanfoi <i. .1. D'. II >eke's ; < r.
$70.0:10,^-::^ : E-tate of A Packer.
$6^,000.000 : J-ch? I. Blair, Estate
of Churls OJ *?ek.-r.
.?o0,t!0w,:).;.?:. : Wm. Astor. W W. j
A>*or, i lu.-.-el; Sage, E A. Stevens,
estate o? Moses naylor, estate oi i>row-D
& ives.
$40.000.000: P D. Arm ur, F. L j
Ames. Wm iioek ; :*, i?. ?v: - .;<:.
1er. Powers c. VVcight:::aa, esta'e
P. Goelet
$35.000.000 : C. P Ila:, ;;:.:*o::. D
O Mills, estates o: T. A Scott, J. W
Garrett.
?:?'.U-ro 0CO : G 2> K berts. Ci- tries j
Pratt, il -> vVinaris, E. ?>- G?xe.
Clans Spree^-k A. Bellana*. ?l X
Livings*.-::. Fred Weyerhauser. Mrs.
Mark Mcpkirs Mrs * I: 'iv Gr*fa. '
estates of S \ I:ka* t's-, U V?. Cele-, j
UJ a n. ? M S. ? :
$25T000.0 ?: A. J. D; exei, .? S.
Morgan. J. i'. Morgan. Mar,haii
Fie?, David D-ws, J G. Fair. E T.
Gerry, estates of Govern?? Fairbanks,
A. T. S te war*. A. 5 :hei t: rb ora".
of F A Drcsc?, I V. WiHiamsca,
W. F Weld
?20.rOO.0*.-"ir F. W. Vanderbilt,
Theo. Ravem v rv -H O Have ni . i
W. G. Warden, W P. Thompson. MTS
Schenlej, J B. Baggia, H. A. Hut. ii
ins, estates of W. Sloane, C S Rig
gins, C. Tower, Wm. Thaw, Dr
Hastetfer, Wis,. Sharon, Peter Douo
hue.
These. SiVvr;ty na:;. ? represent so
agaregu?e wealth < f S'_ <;"- v
an average o? more S ... 0 OOO
each. Although Mr, Shearman, ;
making '":.*- estimate, c: i nt * h .? fur
less than tvs?aty-tuo?i ncires, he uh
covered inventaire 5-"ty others worth
more than ?i? ! ". 0 ea e ! ; and he
says that a cf len persons can he
made whose wraith ave:ag< s S i '5 ! . ".
OOO each, ar.d ti,at another Hsi of one
hundred persons wbose we T: avenges
$25.000.CeO. No suth list can ie
made up in any o* her country. "The
richest CUI? S ? : Luglai he says,
-fall U-lcw the average weaT-:h of 2
dezen America? *ci?iz ns: while thc
greatest bankers, mer?- - rais
wavs magnates rt" Eogia: : cannot
m* P* .
compare iii v:^!'.. with manv Aiaeri
ca ns . *J
The ave*:-?pi annu*?! it come the
riche>t nuadred Eng?ishtne: i- h-?u:
$450.00?? but J he avcrsg? aa?ual
cot?e of 'the riche-t 'nu?.-ir-. .] A.i ca ns
cannot be i?s-- than ?1.200 t^OO, 3t? :
probably CZCCcds .Si. :v*:i ' i
liehest of the Rothschilds. an?3 ti;
world-renowned banker, \\ .. .<:: r
stone. eaefi ie ff ahoat ?17 000 1 .?..''.
Earl Du?iev, :i.e owner of the liehest
iron n.in-s, left . vv!. ' Tlx o
Duk.- of l?ucelt neb { BI i :h< Duke -.-I
Buccieuch carries half < f S.-. :'-: : in
hi.? pee:*et) hi": abeu: ?.*Is.'.*;f ; OOO.
The Mar??is "f Bute wa? worth, :::
Jv.!?,, ac* U .- ......... ..
he ?J3V :?e.-.v he rro*:th ?-j '.' ' ;! rn
".f "T? ? . :. . f v ? .- .. ?
ail. J ii? t'UKo oj ,\ .; .. u ;>y be
worth ?10.ti. t.-,; .: !\ aird the Duii?
W?sto*M???ter ; < b*qs ?50
Mr. She:.*:..-t;*> c^lt:s; >n *; a*
25,ti0<? ?:f-r-ous r-v. :. :.t < ;: =!.:. iveaJri?
of the U''itv u S? ate.? ; and ti.at t i: t
whole wealth > r the ci ?.. .'. ; ;- practi?
cally ow Rfd hy "J U.! ? . .-. .-r
one in six*'- ; f .!:.. .M?L ? ?::;, ;,. .,U)A.
ItOO : a:.d he j ? . tiets. f'rc::i the :; pi i
recent concentra*; n c? wealth. ?:..S?
under present e -: i. i *' ?it< *: . r-.-:.
will practica ti y i;w:? the weahh <
lite COON:ry in thirty years-or h s
fhan one in ;-? tl c il ti^-'ie : ?>
pula! :.?!).
h has bern ^p^A?y ich anti known
that tilt: ternie:?ey < f ey: . r? - v>;
to co*?ceotrat:?:n a:. ?J re ut r:? ; :.: .; ...f
the mt n- \ ? i tl ? ,. ?ry.
such e'i?.ui' - :?? ter de j : - i: :
luca.? ure ?: .*.. * u : ;*. ; rt ?- u : : >. ' - r;
oew country :.: ! !-..- :,.. v; - i j:h
enoi mons sTird?-s ... *! ?: : -. i : . : r- ri
orgjjr.iz- d 11 ? e ( u e ? ..!*'? ha- : v.
with :a::?'ii:v fUV - . .
cedeut a?d it was :. i,
natural h. K s f>? iO?:?:.*: c ! : -i i LL m an
Ital ure t hat 2 few : t -. . .
foi t?nate er far -eelrg ri . r h- i
lows snouh? acoU??.u -V.. - ?i;
increase Larger than i . ?.- . ; :
in a ?a'.r <.':'.- n
Th? pa:t Of Wi.* - i
ship Looking beyo? i t . . .. . . . . . ;
van**s?g?-> .?;. 1 .-ug^ .... * .
would ha? e : . fi * - - k
tende ney ? r at ir a t ! > - . ir
operations to .?<- r- .: . . . ". -
the p'viVy tf the r,::f.*.V d^irg ti.
la>tth'r'y years : ..- :. . , -. ?- i , I
guit?ed ine !.?.;. ai i?*a"
i? in matters a p Hy.: i I .
a party of :. ? i-Ji ali: 1 . .-. :.-. : r.a.
power, ??I cent*?'Vtzed we i., . ' eeh
traliz.td thought.
The direct and inc vi: ! . : al: hi
thc favorite prr.tvctive ? : : I
been to concentrate rn-: n?ca? /.
lt fi:st s- \u .:' :'. .] intel i- r c :
hy forced, une.h- ' . -. sth r? .; :
lng from shutting en! - ?': ? ..':
tien, and the survival t,f th-' -tn ; :-^-t.
the absorption and ruin of the e ? ak
and the i atian ..? mir. ; va-t
wealth and i- r .?? ? ;. itv t ii ;\? i
and will coarinu l : ;v.
Much o' thc v, r v. .i h rip -.-.t.- i
by the cojuparativ iv f"?w is .
property in i r ter -. : : :
cities have been foi : .. d ts f '? ? v< .
fal growth ca tr-in th e1 . :
in value Of ti:'- i \. ' fn ! n :..
the same policy of . : . : . !..; -.:..?
localizing thc e ? ::!; -. in .-; rr*, and
money
The situatiori is wit! ^ul ; r, - nt t.:
bh?;w u.- what t:.. ci>d will ! .
older e -uiitn .- ;. ; .:. has f. viel
been such euormous ami disproportiou
atc acvumuiutiun a - Mr, She: man teils
us have, there hus been great and
steadily increasing unrest, suffering and
disorder, relieved to a grout ext ont nv
the openteg o? the nv wer countries as
.jiaces of refuge a?:.i uftD-?. tili" st TV
?f'lie in ci ont dead govert: monts and
peonies ?ive ns littie tight except at to
?Ct?e:al iprincij >!< s bi'causo ail th-- cou
dittons, ali the sources ?-i vv; :iiih and
tUiugs constituting weaUk-atfFered fror::
cur's as th- y aro.
E?appUv, with us tito people make
and unmake i sw s and eouditi-us and
when ii:? y begi? to suifor be j or. d en?
der unce ?h?*v h?.ve r>i*:\ve':: to force a
change. .Ve think tito p--;nt chore
the change wi!: I: . made ts- not very
far aw:?y a:: i will he reached lor-g he?
roic the pv^ver ??f ; hy ft w rich becomes
so great thur the t?Tot? of the ma::y
P^or will be ur >ah!e M e r-e wi'h ii.
it N -.veil keep th,: frets before rho
pe? * pie arid to inform them ot tho c-uu-e^
leading to i hose fie:?, ul way 5 with the
coniidet:t hope that they will Sud ana
ap:-iv ii.e reiue+ty ?-.vrrcytviUe I\eivs.
Save tho Forest.
SYU.CIV::. X. Y.. Oerober 17 -in
the Car;?.:.^e i;:>ii??fs? Xatiosa! Asso?
ciation yesterday uiosi imputan!
rep r: made was t!:?.t on timber supply
i:i ?LC r< port OS the coumntce alte ut ion
was ca?ed to the seco?id grow;?' :n
wittie asn. -'he scarcest ..? ci the woods
usv;i !:: -:;:e c's';;::.!:?.:? o? carnages
and wa^oes The supply wu s hiing
heavi'lv drawn upon ;:. other industrie^,
and the ou ?e:k with rogar? to i* was
very discouraging. A*" to old growih
a>b: the situation was but litrie be!'-';-,
although it vu? obtainable its mush
larder rjuanti-y. There w..-u:d te
enough er it ?o ;a;-i for many gene ra?
fi sus were ii not f?>r the fact *1::?? i: was
.-o e::-'e ;:M vc ly ior the interior finishing
of-'"ii*.?uses and ? ?r cabinet work. Toe
Urge old-growth c-ks of tho South
would nias-e 3o cs ce: I err: su bs'Ku te for
ash, :;rid iii some resnC'ts wouhi proie
sa^ericr to ir. J'ho > t- ? : - ? v of white
wood washery ibsiidac"! at prese:.?
time, tu:, iike tire old growth a .-ii, it
was '>: -irsg cut ai a tremendous raie fer
?nous -fi;.:>i:iug purposes- Bass-wood
? was lound in nearly ail the tidier
['Sta??s of ile IJnion, anti, should
??aeccesatty r-cq^irr?, :' \v.-;i.i THU kc go:-;
! substitute for white c in .ho tuanu
j facturo of ca rr tag's. } ty. hickory, OT. [.no
[oilier L&ud. The mes: lo:p..--raut of all
? carriage timbers, there was no gf.-i
: substitute iti lue w- : ii. Ii grew only
. iu lew ni the S-;.r > a-ud a sinai i part
I of Canada. Whiteoak, important in
the :: an a facture of wagons, was one of
thc most abundant of all thc ti tn bj rs used
Like e:U growth ash arra TC h i tc wood,
i: was b ._. i : ; ?xteo-ive'y employed \..
carpe ut ry r.*;d for a ;h.?u?.atid other
liu:pc-c-, hu; the sapply w::s so <j!et:r
thut there v.e? nc occasion for alarm it)
that fie:.
A> to tue wa:-te of ti::.ber the co:?y
mii've repot: : sectus iucredibie
that there s ?iou ld be a ry p!:iL*e in ll; ic
eocury where good rir::l^r w^s con?
sidered a n'tiisasce-, and the land worth
more ivili: :: crT th:: with it co. V--t
such is the c-.-e ail over the S ?nth. tn
the heavily, weeded districts. [Jnclear
ei lani is worth octy from $.1 io g-i
per acre, while cleared of i's tim bor il
.-..:!.- for from s!0 -e sif. per acre
I lil - lt rj :> ?") ri de-S-iJ U Ct ! U Off iho tree"
by a method cui-eci . d? adening.** ly
ci??pt>?t J Mito th? tree a!; roun i. :?t a
con vet; ie ? t di.-: z v. cc from the ground,
tins ki:::*:g tliets, a: d fhorc \h?\
stand, silent wi:noss?.s <\ a-: unwise
s Z2TL:- vi itruinr are t?:.us
every y -ur. not in the South
n tit. ?tate of Ohio wo have
ine hickories t.> ever grow
The Dead Sea.
3 he di ad r?e:i is et.e of tue moss re
nariLa'ole phenemena on the earth ': i:-'
>:h!e ea j ls it the Salt Sea. or Se:, ol
he Plain. Greeks Lake M
Asrihalt ?ht* ?^ead S. a. while tb
\r ;i's 1:T:'-'V ii as i?^h: Lut. ur Se: t-!
I preserving the nveiuory bf the
. C'g'C ca?as?rophe '.vhich occurred on
ts "shorts. Accord?: g to :{?e old
ravier Maundrell, the mme Dui Se:.
S de?ived ;V >!;i the :c:e: *!: :: ir movetti
?or. bu? is over st'ii. A m.u lem traveler
ri . r . ' i.? ri-.> . ..<. .. ... :,
? shores. X it a Ssl:
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IHK SUMTER WATCHMAN, Established April, issy. "Be Just and Fear cot-Let all the Ends thoa Aims't at. be thy Country's, thy God's and Truth's " THE TROTS SOCTHKOX, Established jone, is?e
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MERCHANDISE.
We ar*1 not O:??V the LKA?J?XG CKOCEUY HorsE in tl lis city,
but for several seasons have LED IS LOW PRICES on many
-tapie articles in our
T> ?3i\ ?\ \\Q I>, ?7 i gyp \?* i? vrv
t r tx 8. l37b JJil*? Ai? liHIi<?i 1.
We now request the attention of the traue an<] solicit
buyers to eal! and see our line of
DRESS GOODS AND NOTIONS.
We are showing all thc latest and popular shades iii plain
und staple goods. Cashmeres; Serges. ?I en ri?-t tas, plaids and
str?ned suitinirs, &c. Beautiful snits with rich combinations
which are the very newest el leets out.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
Tiiis line is. a-: tis mil. replete, and all marked at prices
which command the attention ol' close buyers.
A large and elegant Sine of Ladies'. Gent s and Children's I
underwear, tf-rown ana Lneek Homespuns, iSieacn and ( am bric ?
Goods. Double Faced Canton Flannels, in fact everything to be
found in a general stock.
BL?nKEsSs fih?hLi?i CuR?rGiiiS-. SHA ii LS.
* * * *
Ladies" and M i, ses* Wraps, Newmarkets, and Walking Jackets.!
OTTT? QTTOXP Q^AHTT
is complete in all styles for Gents*, Ladies'and Children's wear
at rock bottom prices. l\o goods misrepresented.
Wc invite ilie ladies especially to renie in and inspect our j
goods and therebv save money.
?Efl? "2 /TV< .
Mea?v and fane? Groceries*
in this line we always give the best article for the least I
money. We eal! special attention this week to Choice Sugar!
Cured Hams, all fresh and desirable sizes. Clio ice Smoked !
Tongues and Breakfast Bacon. j
_ jp. caa ii roy
i H?. C-iin !.'..'.:
] ?i;, c'.u '. P!i
Sjln 1?I?;>. ? x'!<i
Pa?e.-.?-d ito!!
Deviled ii :v?
3 !b. can Tri?
1 lb. r-.r. Chi:
eek iv. i
We h?ive ai
C?enu?ri? French Sardinas.
OC. ?'^tlM-r?lc S:<r.]lt!f:-.
Sa rc in"? it: \! ?stard. Stiin-," Sririjinf?.
35 Jo::. i. i :?: \i> :??.'< nf Bra iv ?. Corned I?eef,
!0c. c; .':..:) S? nj.. Mint-. : S?eak. Oj.s?ers, kc.
? ?injiori?d Chrest*.
Kstr?: P*::?!cy Crt-An: Cneese.
?V?I-T! CreH?uerv Bu?tcr.
ry 15c lo.. :?nd i; tn cy : C ikas. 20 an J 2">c Ib., received
:j:,.i*'-d aili excc?d?njly ua?ritious.
rn \ A T\TT> Pf-"
EES
: SUGARS. S:ircii?es furnished, and
t:?:?. Citro.u?, S; 1
r?rv h -.. br.-inds iUrttmed Goods, l'it-kles.
Piiddin.?. a??or?fd flavors, iOc, U;iiri??.
now er?>w:ded v.'i.ih
Heavy Groceries*
.yy,.......0., . (;.!. :.'iV; <. Vo? \v?i! nul s?nd ?tny orders from iib??c if you'll
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ii : ras d nd a g ?l:eir mere aa til?
the froat, atul . (Ter iaU soa?:
verv '^t Ti.i ? f"ai for tb'c iicar'iy support accorded
c-ireer in t?ic City af Suinter, come again to
s an uausua?'v laiire t'.*!-.! varied stuck o?
<? S? .if ig? ?% "? : f i ?& S? ll il 1 ?fi ?
,..,} j; js us?less to gttemnt aa eauniorat! ?n ; sn face it then, w?i?a we ag?ure
rix: ilia] il fur sni;v.;sses ( ia ? !!'--!s.
rv s : rnat?V new s?vlcs and varieties that we arc fcrcfd io invite
H:ti
BLs?i/M liiil^?b CjilOJib
Department is replete with all".thal is accessary to make np a first class
Mourning ?.<i- ?Vp'artment, a;al all marked at prices which
cernina:.-! the attention nf ch'So buyers.
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fc-?? a ??a gars L??IE?'
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fea.- ?-?>, ; B j[ I ff%?
t.L rORCK IN Ut iL
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ns, arl;>t:e cnt ann expert worKtnan
? n:.: :::c:it.
5 liai wal ;
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i?i :ait? i und pocket it' y.MI
;i?d tone in i verv snit, aad at
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. .... .v. ;? .;./:.!, \ il we i? av?; sli?l a huge au ai ber t<
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i yt Issi-s af S- .*.?*. ev?-ry
Sli' ;? s * i ! lieu t's wear
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TYLISH.
To the Public:
WE HAVE JUST OPENED A MAGNIFICENT LINE OF
EVERY KIND AND GRADE OF
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TURE,
FROM THE CHEAPEST TO THE BEST,
AND CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO INSPECT OUR STOCK.
Bedroom Suits, Sideboards, Chairs,
Parlor Suits, Wardrobes, Lounges,
Dining Suits, Bookcases, Pictures, Frames,
Window Shades a Specialty- Examine our "Dados" at 50cts.
WE WILL GIVE AWAY
ON 3d DAY OF JANUARY AS A PRIZE A BEAUTIFUL RED SILK
PLUSH ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUIT, CONSISTING OF 6 PIECES
AND. VALUED AT ?100 00. EVERY $10 WORTH OF GOODS BOUGHT
ENTITLE TUE PURCHASER TO A TICKET.
COME AND SEE US, WE WANT YOUR TRADE.
*XTT & BELITZER.
S op to ni ber -i.
LL ARS I
CAN" BE SAVED BY THE PEOPLE OF THIS COUNTY.
NOW IS THE GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY !
Stoves ! Stoves ! Stoves !
PUMPS ! PUMPS ! PUMPS !
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, CROCKERY, GLASS?
WARE, HARDWARE, WOOD EN WA RE, CHINA,
FANCY GOODS, TOY'S, TINWARE,
in fact our immense assortment of
iSTew Fall and "Winter Goods
is now in stock and opened for inspection and offered at extremely low prices.
While maintaining ?he uniform standard of qualify sod excellence by good management, careful buying and being
content with SMALL PROFITS, wc have raised the standard and lowered our price, until it is now a fact that the
ij?c'^f stock nf ?roods in 'his section is now heinz offered for ?ale bv u> for the least money.
COME AND CATCH ON NEW GOODS FOR EVERYBODY. GREAT VARIETY TO SELECT FROM.
Roofing, Tinning, Guttering and Repairing done at short notice. Pumps put down and takefj
up at lowest rates. Sole agent for the Safety Tether Machine for grazing stock.
Thanking the public for their past kind patronage and soliciting a continuance of?tbe same, I remaio, respectfully,
Ano;. 28
Sumter, S. C.
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What Trust ? TIic Trust on Jli?li Prices.
WU BID IT !
HIL B?ltllT Ml ll.ili S?ll,
"We have always had the reputation ut'be ing
THE LOWEST PRIOEO HOUSE IN SUMTER.
We are better prepared than ever before
to sustain this reputation, having opened a
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LUCE m mm tmi
which for variety, styles, quality^^^heap
ness cannot be excelled.
We have sot
pull" on Low Prices
?left behind.
and compet?
11 the best goods for the least h
Zej. Come and see.
:pt Ll
GEO. L. GOOK,
PHOTOGRAPHER,
205 KIXG STREET.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Aug 10 . o
PAVILION HOTEL,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
First Class in all its Appointjnents.
Supplied with all Modern Improvement?.
Excellent Cuisine. Large Airy Rooms,
U:is Passenger Elevator, Elec?
tric Bi-Iis ?nd Lights. Heat?
ed Rotunda.
RATES ?2 00, ?*2 50 AND $3.00.
Rooms Reserved hy Mail or Telegraph^
Sept 16_._
WAVERLYH0?SE,
IN TRE BEND OF KIN"G STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Rates, $2 and $2.50 per day.
G. T. ALFORD,
Mav 2-0 PROPRIETOR.
C. BART & CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
?
CHARLESTON, S. C.,
Are receiving by steamer and rail from the
North and West full supplies each week of
CHOICE APPLES. PEARS,
LEMONS. POTATOES,
CABBAGES. ONIONS,
NUTS OF ALL KINDS,
ETC., ETC.
Orders solicited and promptly filled.
CHAS. C. LESLIE,
Wholesale and V^uJ^^^S^
FISH, GAME, OTTERS;
TUUX5J^S>S??]
POULTRY, EGGS, &c.
Stails No. 1 and 2 Fish Market.
(.'ffice and Fish House. IS and 20 Market St.
East of East Bay,
CH ARLESTON, >S. C.
All orders promptly attended to.
Terms cash or city acceptance,
Oct. 3
FALL AND WINTER
MILLINERY.
A'e would invite our friends and the ladies
generally to call and examine our
'LOWERS, FANCi FEATHERS, BIRDS
AND RIBBONS,
TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED
?ats and Bonnets.
Children's Silk and Plush
BONNETS.
ZEPHYRS IX ALL COLORS
AXD SHADES.
Orders intrusted to our eare will receive
rompt altentiorj.
MS. WHITE & MISS MILLER.
Oct. 2.