The Wateree messenger. (Camden, S.C.) 1884-1942, December 17, 1895, Image 2
The iVateree nflessonge
k'ubLiahed Ever) l\ie*day by
CHAS. W BIRCHMGfiE, PR0PR1EF0P..
^Subscription $ i. ,0 a //e?r,in Advtinrt
CAMDKN*, S. 0\. December 17, 1395
II - i ? . . I. .. 1_. .
We havo sovero) communication*
intended fur this issue of The Meh
8KNQER which \vh are forced to hold
over. A part of our help haa boon
sick for the past week, and we liave
as a result been very busy.
When Baby was sick, wo gare her Castorla.
When she was a Child, she crlod for Castorla.
When she became Ml*, she clung to Castorla,
When she had Children, she garothem Castorla,
It May du as Much for You.
Mr. Fred Miller, of Irving, 111., writes
that he had a severe Kidney trouble tor
many years, witli seveiu pains in his
back and also that his bladder was af
fected. He tried many so called Kid
ney cures but without any good result.
About a year ago he began use of Elec
tric Uitters ana found relief at once.
Electric Bitters is especially adapted to
cure of all Kidney and Liver troubles
and often gives "almost iustunt relief.
One trial will prove our statement.
Price only 50e. for large size botlle-t at
F. Leslie Zemp's Drug Store. 0
Knight's of the Maccabees.
The State Commander writes us from
Lincoln, Neb., as follows: After try
lug other medicines for what seemed to
be a very obstinate coujjh In our two
children wo tried I)r. king's New Dis
covery and at the and of two days the
cough entirely left them. We will not
be without it hereafter, as our experi
ence proves that it cures where all oth
er remedies fail." ? Signed F.W.Stevens,
State Com. ? Why not give this great
medicine a trial as it is guaranteed and
trial bottles are tree at F. Leslie Zemp's
Drug Store. Regular size 50c. and
$1.00. (i
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Soutu Carolina ? Keusuaw County.
Joseph T. Mk'kle vs. (iuy Alexander.
Under and bv virtue of a decree for
foreclosure in the above slated cum,
dated September 10, 181*5, 1 will sell in
front of the Court llouse in Cam. ten on
the first Monday in Januaiy, ib'.Mj, the
following described real estate:
All that piece, parcel or tract of land,
situated in said County of Kershaw, on
waters of Gum Swamp, containing one
hundred (100) acres more or less, accord
ing tosurvey of J J . Richardson, bound
ed JNortn by lands of Jacob Alexander;
East by lanus ol York Alexander;
South by lauds of William Shiver; ami
West by lauds of Samuel II. Youny,
being part of a tract of land belonging
to the Estate Wm. lvirkland.
Terms ol sale: one-half cash, balance
in 0E6 year. Purchaser to pay for pa
pers.
Jl. li. WILLIAMS,
Sheriff Kershaw County.
Deo. 14, 1895.
:]U[0RTCACE sale.
J-Jotth Carolina. ? Kershaw County.
John IS, Stokes to 0. M. Alexander.
Mortgage of ileal Estate.
. oaie contaisnf^^r^^^:1,
?&&*fcortg*ge, dated ^ # day of Jan.,
1804. and recorded in the ottlce of .the
Register of Mesne Conveyance for Ker
shaw County in Hook T. T? pages 404
and 405, 1 will proceed to sell in front
of the Court House in the city of Cam
den, S. (J, during the legal hours of sale
on the first Monday in January, lbO'i,
the following described real estate:
All that piece, parcel or tract of land
lylnf, being, situated 'in County and
State aforesaid, containing (lui)j one
hundred and six acres more or less, ly
ing on waters of Harbard Branch, wa
ters of Scapo Swamp, bounded as fol
lows: North by llarbard Branch;
East by J. F. Stokes; West by B. D.
Turner s land, South by M. A. Stokes,
being my portion.of land deeded to me
by my father, W. W. Stokes, with build
ings thereon.
Terms of sale: cash. Purchaser to
pay for papers.
C. M. ALEXANDER,
Mortgagee.
Dec. 14, 1805.
jyjORTCACE SALE.
South Carolina.- Kkrshaw County.
Mrs. Eliza A. Peebles and Frank
Peebles to C. M. Alexander.- Mort
gage of Real Estate.
Under and by virtue of a power ol
saio contained in the above stated
mortgage, dated the Kith day of No
vember, 1808, and recorded in the olllce
of Register of Mesne Conveyance for
Kershaw County in Hook T. T., pages
402 and 408, 1 will offer for sale in front
of tho Court House door in tho city of
Camden, during the legal hours of sale
on the (list Monday in January, 18M,
the following described real estato:
All that piece, parcel or tract of land
lying and being situated in Kershaw
County, containing 100 acres nioro or
lees, the sairie being my interest In my
father's estate, W. W. Stokes,
deceased; and bounded as follows:
North by Rig Timber; East by Marga
ret Scott; South by William Smith;
West bv land of Estate of W. W. Stokes,
deceased, or the rest of his heirs. The
same being the East artdgoutn-Eastern
portion of placo containing tho old set
tlement with buildings thereon.
Terms ot sale: oash. Purchaser to
pay for papers.
0? M. ALEXANDER,
Mortgagee.
I >oo. 14, 1805.
Jy/JORTCACE SALE
South Carolina.? Kershaw County.
E, A Shiver a nd \V. A. Shiver to C.
M. Alexander Mortyaya of Ural
Efilafo. s
Under and by virtue of a power of
sale contain* (i in tho above stated
* mortgage, > ated the 2nd d.?y of
March, 180,1 and recorded in tho oilleo
of Register of Mesne Conveyance for
KorshawConnty InbOokQ Q? page 404,
1 vvill proof vd to sell in ?'front of the
Court Mtnmi door in? Camden, H.
during the legal hours, of Bale
. on the lirtf Monday in January, 1800,
the fojlowi-'tf described real estate:
AJl that piece, parcel or traot of land
lying, being and situated In County and
State aforesaid, containing 60 acres;
hounded as follows: North bv land of
0. J. Nhiver; East by J. W. Murchlnon:
South by A% J* Harnfw; West by land
formerly of <len. James Chestnut; lying,
b ing and situate on West side of swift
1. reek, M(?tne land conveyed to Mrs. E.
A;l>rin?roV ^lel^h* ^Purchaser to
toy to M AI<MXXNftKB,
i)to? Hi wwfj
? /I
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FftltiS MANHOOD
General ani Nervous Debility.
Wofeknc^a of Body r?nd .
clinri, Kt foots of Eri*rT3
jr in Ohi or
1 ounyr. Kobuat, Noblo
M&:\l?ood fully Kestorod.
Ro'.y to Kniarc? una
Striogihoa W?x, Uo
loveloyod Portions ci
UoGy. Absolutely on
F: . Ui u* Homo Troa tmy^i r.
? fivnoflta in n dr?y.
States RU'l Foreign
?r Dc?>crl|itivo Book, er
a. ruallod (sea ltd) /roe.
ER;/: KEDiOAl 00., Buffalo, N. Y.
J* * \
TO llAISti SUPPLIES
FOR TILE j KAli OF OUR
LORD lc>i;U
Br it ordain i the Mayor and Al
dermen of l be * '? _? . : Camawn, S. C., in
Council usstiuu' and by the authority
of the aime:
That the foil >?.. i . laxes be, and the
same are hereo.. ley.ed for the current
year, one thous.i: d t ight hundred and
ninety-six, tint i. t i say:
Section I. A o! seven (7) mills
on ea \i and ever. u ).;ir of Ileal Estate
and !Vr;,.nal 1': within the cor
pora^* hunts ??i : . e City of Camden on
the Ur:-.t day "II ? arv, 18%.
Slc !l. Tha . ai'le bodied Male
Persot s betNvce . ill ? ages of lOurhteen
and l-'itty y.uid, u?u'ing within the
corporate limit.-., i ; ? ? t iximpt from road
duly under the laws of the State, shall
work tl:.- Hiri'i t:, \vj?ns ami bridges un
der tin* u. act tot: t su<.h overseers as
may be .ppoinud. lor a space of time
not e\o r ling I'wiive days inonevear:
Proud d. That a * ! t ?j t :.iV?of receiving
the i; <?(. in\ | . v <? . may pay to the
perso-: >..i.i:ig mu-'i i t iv c. Three (S3)
Doll a:.. e.nimut.:' K>n. wiii..h shall bo
recei \ : in la u <?j liic woik; and that
any \ i-. :i r.-l" -miu: to pay the said
coin 'si ?' i : ? *n sii.'.Jl ! luvd not less
than )' 1 1^)) I) ? -.! 1 ;i r>. i ; more than
'lea t mbar l>.- : n prisoned not
less 'ii n iiv.'mi ir. jro than Twenty
d.'ljs, ? i I- both lint \ i and imprisoned,
in'th. -:it ion < l t ! .i- Mayor.
v i . ill. I lie foilowiiig Licenses
sliiib : ] -:-.ivi in adN.ii.ee on demand.
All i> . v? hen otherwise
speciiic a ?? understood to continue
lrom U.v l i : i. l day - 1 .January to 31st of
December in the Near the license is
issued :
v'i. a s A
1. K:.p:c . <"??:iip;i: >?:?.? Agen
cies 1 : busine:- - ;t v w ith
in l he *? -. ate and ? ?? includ
ing 1 1: d n.'j v. . jut the
Suite, >? 25 00
2. Te.li uilipii j . : n c- a or
Aiv m n ? on* !?u- tss done
Nvi bin and not
i i :c j ncli : - v.- ' ii.tt >: ne with
out t;:e ale , 20 00
3. insura ? ' 'esnpai.ies, l-'ire,
e.u h, 15 00
4. insur . ' Rallies, Life,
each, 10 00
5. insurance v.'.-n par.ies, Life,
Traii.sif.ii'.. ".^eluding mutu
al or co-< p? rative compan
' ies
Per day, 5 00
Per week, 25 00
0. Sew iit,1: nrichino companies
or agencies, local or tran
sient, 10 00
7. Transient Photographers per
year or any part thereof, 10 00
8. Transient Dentist, or tooth
extractor, per week, 5 00
0. Auctioneers, residents, 20 00
ta- /day^?n6TTlf' 11 4 20 ou
a
^I.ABS Ii. . f
1. Billiard, Pool or Bagatelle
tables, each, 10 00
2. Howling nllev, for each alley, 10 00
3. Shouting gallery, per month, 10 00
4. Hobby horses or dying , tra
p: ze, per w-. e!<, 15 00
0. Circus, t- -q.U'.-!tri.tu show or
menayene, p-er day, 50 00
0 Circus, for profession in
street, ii eiicus does not
locate in the city, per day. 50 00
7. Th'-H-i ieal, Minstrel or other
show, p?-r day, 2^ 00
Class C.
1. Ite^t'im aid;; or Imai'dintf
wJ etbir connected
w 1 1 ; i r ia pa rate from
boarding house s on Broad
st rei-t, bet ny e; n i)e!valb and
Knur strei-ts, 10 00
2. Pub'n;, Sib* or Idvery Stable,
each stable. 25 00
3. Alldenk r:?, tran?ient or oth
erwise, iu horses or mules,
other than those who run a
licensed livery or sales
stabb', per week, 10 00
Cl.ASf, I).
1. Dealers on the.drei ts, selling
jiateot (>r svorai medicines
or iMX-vrun's;
Perdiy, 5 (X)
Per week, 25 00
2. Deaier.. in ho.iijs, pictures,
or papers > ;i t!r st k ci^, or
cauYassers for tl^e ran e,
I 'or day. 3 00
Per nioiilb. 10 (X)
3. Dt alera or t r in^ient persons
ny ho sell on tne str.Mts, or .?
iroMi stands or. public or
private h t^. nuts, fruits,
candies, vegetables, butter,
lard, &c., under a bushel,
tub, kit, or feikin;
Per day, 2 00
Per year, 5 00
Provided, That I his ordi
nance shall not apply to
persons from this and adja
cent counties for whom
C 'uiden is the mat kit toNvn
and who may sell their pro
duets from wagons and
carls or other vehicles,
Caixs 10.
Which s, carts, trucks, Nva
gons, drays, hack.-*, used for
n.uiness puipos -s -covey
ing freight or passongors,
per year or portion thereof,
1. Drawn by 1 horse, each, 3 00
2. Drawn by 2 horses, each, 5 00
3. Duiwti by I horses, each, 10 (X)
4. Omnibus or other vehlclo for
transporting passengers or
baggage, 10 GO
8i:o. IV. The charge for lloensen. In
any business not enumerated above,
shall de determined by the Mayor and
Treasurer conjointly.
8ko. V. Any person or peisons refus
ing or neglecting to pay the required
license, shall, upon conviction thrreof.
be ilot'd not less than double the legal
license in that case, said fine to be col
lected out of the goods or waree offered
for sale, or out. of tho properties to be
shownfn'r Khali be Imprisoned not more
than thirty days, or both, In the discre
tion ol the Mayor; Provided, further;
That thw person or persons so offending
may pay the flu and costs before saia
i>*opeHy-lB sold, unless *ald property is
of a perishable nature, In which event
it taay be sold at once. \>
Sko. Vl. All ordinances or parts of
ordinance* incofifil&ter.t herewith shal
be ,and the are hereby, repealed.
Jtatifled in Cenncil Assembled, this
8nd day of December, in the yea* of out
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
ninety-five. _
w V A. D. KJtJNKKDY, Mayor.
J. L. Buasinoton, Clerk.
v<k a ?.f. * - / 4 *"'**'? /''A-. ? ^ i . " \
for infants and Children*
"CMtor Im la so well adapted to children that
I recommend It a* superior to any prescription
lenown to me." II. A. Ajichkr, 51. D.,
Ill 80. Oxford fet., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Caatorla euros Colic, OormtipAtkm,
Bour Stomach, Diarrhoea. Kruetatloo,
KUU Woruia, give* aloop, and promotes dt
gostlon. r
Without iujurloua medication. \
ma Cc-ntauh Company, 77 Murray Street, H. T.
Special
Bargains in
HOLIDAY GOODS!
The undersigned ' invites
you to come and see his j
display of goods suitable !
for
HOLIDAY GIFTS
You will find a splendid
line of jewelry to select
from. Your special atten- \
tion is called to our
Solid Gold and
Silver Watches
For ladies and gentlemen.
These watches are fully
warranted and are much
cheaper than have been
offered at heretofore.
S. LXBMAM .
if vou wish your
PRESCRIPTIONS
Carefully & Accurately CciipiuiiM
GO TO
F. LESLIE ZEiVlP'S
DRUG STORE.
1
A. SCHROCK,
NOTARY PUBLIC
O V ( DENf. - * S. C
A. M. KEE8E,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
B0YK1NS, S. C.
FOR SALE! I
1 offer for sale, on reasonable terir>8, !
my residence in Kiikuood. The house j
la in gyod repair; sfftendid well of :
water, and a good garden and flower.
f-ard. In easy reach of business. The !
ocallty is in every respec t desirable.
Apply to Mas. Sr K. IJOULWAUE.
Oak wood^^^SS^^^O^Tloftd;
pine, 2 feet, $1.50 _r6r cord. Apply to
J. M. STEEDMAN.
Z3T Orders can bo left at Bank of
Camden.
Alien Medlin,
Contractor andBuilder.
"Will make estimates and furnish all
material necessary for building, lie
fore closing your contracts ftive nie a
chance. ALLEN MED1JN.
J^R. I. H. ALEXANDER.
DENTAL SURGEON
CAMDEN. S. O.
LUMBER FOR SALE.
FirBt class lumber delivered in Cam
den and vicinity at SO cents per hun
dred.
The undersigned begs leave to iniorrn
the public that he is now prepnred to
deliver lumber at the abovo prices on
short notice. Orders solicited.
Alill \% miles from Camden.
J. A. WATTS,
Cantey, S. C.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given 1 hat t? :??
of subscription to the 4th Series ? f tli?
Enterprise Huiioing and I.om Associ
ation are now open at the Farmers and
Merchants Hank. The lirst insti.iiment
will be called for as s< ><>;i as r,0!> shares
have been subscribed.
E. C. ZKMI',
Sec. & 'I'reas Q
WILLI A MS & ST E ED M A N,
FIRE INSURANCE ACENTS.I
CAMDEN, - - - r , C
Tho host and tho oldest com
panies represented by onr
agency. All losses paid
promptly.
S. LOGAN LANG,
F|re Insurance A#ent.
Represents a number of the best com
panies, indept ndant of any association .
Writes policies at IB per cont h as than
any Company doing business ,n Cam
den .
mronice at. W. E. Johnson's store.
Some RoaBcns
Why you should call on Mn. 'r.
I). Walker before purcha-dt your
Fall or Winter hat: o she
has h/?d an exporiem of nearly 80
years In the millinery business and
knows w hat to buy to suit her cus
tomers. Hecauso she always keeps
the most stylish goods in stocK.
, Because she always sells her goods
at the lowest possible prices. Cer
tainly these are
Qood Hoaeons
And there Is no reason in tho world
why you shouldn't be governed by
them wh6n you want to purchase
anything in tho Millinery line. 8he
is constantly replenishing thohand
sonie stock which she received this
season, and she will be phased to I
see you at any time. ]
MR8. T. IL WALKEB, '
SHERIFF'S SALE
ioUTH < Ai.3I.INA ? KlSBSHAW COUNT*.
The Enterprise Building and Loan
Assoc i a I to n , Plain I iff,
against
1\ 11 Nelson et a I. Defendants ?
Foreclosure.
LJiucr and by virtue or the decree ?n
tliu above case iuacle by Hon. J. II.
Eh:.-*, i'nsluing Judge, and bearing
dai'j i'ebruar) 9th, 189o, 1 will offer fur
Kftie in it out 01 the County Court House
dour during the legal hours of sal6 on
the iii -i Monday lu January next the
!<>:;o\\ Mig desorilwu property:
hit;n> snaies of stock in the sec
onu SvTit-s ut' stock of the Enterprise.
Iluiidmg and .Loan Association. Theew
shares to be sold on the basis of their
value 011 the lirsi day of August, 1894.
Also all that parcel or tract oi land,
in Liu; village of Kirkwood, containing]
twenty acres more or .less and|
buiu.ded o:i the North by lauds of K.
S. Nelson; on tho East by lands of Mrs. :
S A . Cantey ; on the South and West!
b> lands oi it. S. Nelson. j
Abo all that parcel or tract of land
in the County aud State aforosaid, ly
ing North- west ol the City of Camden
and containing sixty (00) acres more or'
it ss and bounded on the North and Weat
by Spring Dale plantation, formerly t >17
Mrs. Mary W. Cantey; on the Eust byi
1 '.i:ds of 1'. ii. Nehion; and on the South
by a braneh wnich teparates it from
linn oi C. W. ilivchmoru.
Terms of sale lor tint said hhures of
stock: cash.
Terms of sale for said real estate: out
half cash and the balauco in twelve
mouths from date of sale.
Purchasers to pay for papers. J
li. 13. WILLIAMS,
sheriff Kershaw County. ,
December 14, 18lJ5.
gHERIFF'S SALE. I
Sou in Carolina ? Kkuhuaw Coonty.
Jonathan J Lucas. T. E. Lucas and
li S Lucas; as lYuslees under thet
will of Jonathan Lucas, deceased}
and !u irs at lau- of D. S Lucas, del
ceasi-.d, Plaintiffs, j
against I
0. Lucas Norwood , Willie Norwood,
Joe Norivood, Sallie Norivood and
Lilly Norwood , children of Lydhf
Norwoady deceased , Mary KjnQ, 8.
D. Lucas and EdwarZ B. Lucas >
all of whom are heirs at law of P
iS. Lucas , deceased, defendanfjj^
Under and by virtue*
the above stated case i
U. Witherapoon, presU
bearing date Septeofl
will oiler for sale lr
January, 1890. the!
real e3tate: _
All that certain planl
tract of land lying au|
County of Kershaw 8
said on the waters of
and bounded on the Nort
George Moiris, Ephriam
Margaret 1'. Gaskins; on the
lands of James E. King; on the ^v?v.?i
by lands of Samuel Gasklna and Johi?
11 Shaw and on tho West by lands of
Angus McSween and Alexander Mc
Donald. Said tract contains six hun
dred and forty-threo (843) acred.
Terms of sale: cash. Purchaser to
pay tor papers.
it. M WILLIAMS.
Sheriff Kershaw County.
December 14, 1895.
IF YOU WOULD
G ET HID OF
? Y OUR ?
Chills and Fever
-GO T0
F. Leslie Zemp'8 Drug Store,
A N D GET A BOTTLE OF
Groves' Chill Tonic.
IF YOU WANT
Tin wave made or repaired cheap, the
undersigned will be glad to serve you.
TIN ROOFING at 84.76, and satis
faction guaranteed. Give me a call. I
can be found at the store one door
above Metts old stand.
JOS. GOOD ALE.
FOR
THE BEST
STATIONFRY, PAPER,
PADS, PAPETERIES, &c
GO TO
F. Leslie Zemp's Drug 8tore.
MONEY TO LOAN
In Hums of and upwards upon im
proved farming lands in KershavV
county.
Apply loC.L. WINKLER.
Mr. L. A. Wlttkowsky will attand tb
applications In my absence.
For Choice Groceries
You should call on the undersigned
who ban opened a select line In the
store formerly occupied by Kprl"gi,
Ifeath & Shannon. (
Tinwarel j
A nice line at the lowest prices. 1
EATING SALOON!
First class meals nerved at all hi
in eating saloon in connection wl
ntore.
C. L KlftKLE
Hope for the l>r big Hog. _
Save him with genuine Liverpl I
?ialt. Larue lot at H O. Oarrison1
Price only GO cents per sack. ?
-- - TJfcl HOUGH - -
or
DECEMBER
- *NDTHi: -
. -:-Xmas Holidays-:
--- BJ'i' V ALU Sr.1? IN - -
q m r o
w I b %J> w* ?
SINGLE FAIKS ANl' ODD LOIS OF LADIES', MEN'S, CHILDREN'S
AND BOY-;' SHOES AT LITTLE -OVEK HALF I'RICE ASK
FOR THE ODD LOTS
CAPERS' 8IIQJ3 STORE.
r
GOOD
Cotton Brings 8 cents.
We have good news for you too. Read our money
1 Savers.
Women's split polkas, solid at 90c.
Ladies' kid button, opera to* , patent tip, at ?1.00.
Ladies' kid button, opera too and square toe, tip and perfect
fit-, solid, at $1.50.
Misses' grain button spring heel and heel tip, SI. 00 and $1.25.
j Misses' kid button spring heel and heel tip $1.00, $1.25, $1.50.
r- Children's kid button spring heel 20c. to $1.00.
1 Men's English ties, solid as a rock, $1.25.
Men's call goods, lace and congress, ?1.50 to $3.50.
Boys' English ties, solid, the hest ever offered, at $1.00.
Bovs' calf lace $1.50 to $2.25.
Men's suits, fine all wool, very dres>y. at J 5.00.
M^n's suits in block c'.av worsted, all wool, at $0.00, worth
$9.00.
Men's suits in black clay worsted, ali wool, at $S.00. worth
$11.00.
Boys' suits in great variety from lo .$10,00.
Boys' knee pants suits, price and uuali'v defv competition,
$1.00 to $5.00.
Men's Wool Undershirts 50c.
BETTER Qi; A LI TIES LOW DOWN.
White Shirts, best eyer offered for the money, 50c.
A large stock of men's, boy.-' and emu!; en's hats and caps
at lowest prices.
We mean what we say and will save \ on money. Come and
examine our stock and bo convinced that we are not blowing.
VERY lil-SrECTKULL V,
Than you can buy them
See Goods and b? Convinced.
Springs, Heath $ Shannon.
^.lso S;pecla/1
In. 'Wag-oiTS,
suxu.cS. IHCsurxxessss.
C. H. Davis
Wishes to announce to the
public that he has opened up
a first-class line of
Groceries,
Confectioneries,
Dry Goods. &c.
?IN?
"CLYBURN BLOCK,"
Where he will be pleased to
servo his customers at the low
est possiblo prieos.
A share of your patronage
is respectfully solicited.
Polite attention to all, no
matter how small your pur
chase, or whothor you buy or
not.
And seo what I can do for you.
Respectfully,
0. IT. DAVIS.
?AQBNDOftPH'U PATBNT 8KOTIONAL
Steel Ceilings and
Side Wall Finish.
COTTON SEED WANTED. !
Th? undesigned wijl pay tho highest,
Srlc? for cotton ?f*ed deliver fed hI the '
. C. & 0. depot. ?
W. E. PkLOACIIK. i
New Store!
New Goods!
I bog leave to call tho atten
tion of my friends and the
public generally to the fact
that I havo opened a
! Grocery Store
One door north of Mr. .J. ft.
Vaughan's, (in Capers' old
stand,) whero I shall bo pleased
to see them.
1 will keep constantly on
hand a soloot line of
Family & Fancy Groceries
All of my stock is fresh. A
choico lino of
CANNED COODS
Just opened. A share of yom
patronage is solicited.
A. WITTKOWSKY.
NOTICE.
Notion la hereby Riven that nealeo
bids will be reclved for koeper of tho
County Infirmary up to December 15th,
IN95, inehifllve. The keeper will i>e re
quired lo lake charge of the Inmate*
and to work a one horBO farm. For
! f urthor particulars, apply to
J. 1*. P11KLPS,
County Hupervlnor.
BUTTERMILK SOAP,
JUST THH THING FOIt YOU.
Only lOo. p?r box.
-AT
F. Leslie Zemp's Drug 8tore,
FALL & w'iN'fLR
ANNOUNCEMENT
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8 1 ? j V
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The prices quoted are lower than ever, notwith
standing the advance. Best values ever offered.
Con-net v\ o jl ilr- as tlannel in colors, 36 inch, only 15e.
Steven's ml- woo! Tricof, black onfall colors, 27-inch, worth 25c., only 20? .
Sieveti'a all wo.l Tricot, black and nil colorp, 32-inch, worth 35o. , only 26c.
Alpiu-1 Ln lion' clot! . all woo), 36-inch, h1! colors and black, only 27Jc.
All wi'i'i S"i -1-i iiiib, nil fthudea, c^iily 40^.
Colon-d n- d b f.cb $ Alpaca, J-wcol, only 8Jc.
Fi?v.ivd Mid brocaded $ Worsted only 10c.
Black hi, A coloiod all-wool Covert Cloth, 6-4 inch, only 75c.
45 i'.i'l nil- wool plain and stolen aoi^e. worth 75c., ou'y 50c.
4S ii.'h bl:\Ci? Gtorl i Silk, worth $1.00, at tiOc.
A fi<H line of fancy and black silks in Annan s', Grus Grains, Faile Fren
caiu, M??ire?, Ben g aline*, at beat values ever offered .
Best liuo black "v r- y and Henriettas from 8?e. to $1.00. Must bo seen to
be appreciated .
3G- in. Ilenriettas at. 20c.. 25c. and up, worth 33 percent, more.
All-w^ol Imperial suiting, 54-inch, worth $1.(X). only 75c.
1 ea-e Hre>s anrt~Shirting Outings, worth 50 per cent, more,
only (\\ cents.
All the latest novelties in Calico from 5 cents up.
Pound calict at 1 *2 Ac . per pound.
Nickle clocks (55c., alarm clocks 75c , worth $1.00.
All the newest tilings in dre.-s trimmings.
Pins 1 c. tor in 11 papers.
Children's handkerchiefs, good, lc.
1 box (3 cakes) Buttermilk Soap only 10 cents.
30 rolls Carp< is. biggest and cheapest stock ever offered
from l(?c. up.
Tapes! iv rugs worth $1,00 only 00c.
Moipiettes worth $1.50 only 95 cents.
Hon ; 1 1 Wiltons, cheap at $2.00, only $1.00.
Velvets, ;"1 inches long, worth $2.25, only $1.25.
Smyrna regs from 37c. to $(5.00. Very cheap.
Sims and overcoats for children, youths and men at 33^ per
cent, under v;.lue.
Leaders ui .V:cn"> and Children's slices.
Country merchants will save money by coming to see our
mammoth stock before buying.
Cofjjfr everybody and inspect the handsomest, cheapest and
be^t'stock ever nlTered.
The above genuine bargains speak for themselves. Figures
won't lie.
RESPECTFULLY,
4XS * THE ? PEACES
?TO BUY ?
Groceries, Dry Goods, Shoes,
Hats, Orockeryware, &c.
Hardware a Specialty.
We carry the largest stock of Hardware to be found in the
city, ahd will sell you what you want at reasonable prices.
WAGONS
The reputation of the WHITE HICKORY WAGONS is too
well known to the public to need any endorsement from us.
If you want a good wagon let sell it to you. A full lino of
wagon material, spokes, rims, hubs, &c. always on hand.
HARNESS AND SADDLES.
We can supply you in tins line n 1 ho at very low prices.
FOR ANYTHING
You need in our line, bo sure to give us a call beforo you
buy, as we mo confident of being aide to pleaso you both in
price ;?nd nudity of goods.
MUtiING AND TIES
Always on hand, and will meet competition on theso goods
3D01<T'-rr l-TEQLECT
The small grain crop. Seed Oats, Wheat, Rye and li&rtay
jhoap. Yours Respectfully,
A. D. KENNEDY.