The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 26, 1892, Image 2
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FtTSLISHEL) EVEBY FRIDAY
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*B?B. ?. ?IKKLAN?.
W. L YILLEPKil'E
"j Editor* and Proprietors.
KATB* of ?rB.cCRI?TION.? On?
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ADVEHTLSIXG SATES. ? One nqn are
(me iach,)??ne ii.swrior., fl.GO ; each
M.h?eqa<*nt insertion, ">0cct?t.s
Liberal re^sctiomi mad? on the above
rt tew for three roontJw*six months and
yearly contracts.
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lii-ation mn?t n*a<*h ns a: leant on Tue?
di.v, to in*nr? their insertion in the
ftftcnring w*ne.
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CAMDKN, S. C. ifcUG. 26ih 1892
A Good Example. -
A grand convention of the De
mocracy of Texas, ro^t the other
day *ith over 800 delegates, sand I
adopted the following planks in
tktir platform. Wv eojii?nend,J.hem
t,> the convention to in*et in Co
JjTt^hia in September :
"While we vie!i to t'je wisdnra
of a majority of the national De
mocracy in making the reduction
?of. revenue taxation to the necessi
ty of the Government economically
?jd ministered the paramount lead
ing Usne, upon the |x>licr that it
is safest to make th** sti^ggle to
secure one refoim at a itiine, we
nevertheless proclaim out adher
ence to the principle, j sfecie and
nuessily of free and. unlimited
coinage of silver at the rafcp pro
vided by law, and shall continue to
t^ointend for it." - -
] A resolution strongly eulogizing
Cleveland was inserted in the plat
form.
- The -plaif'?rm oppose a direct
stiMrecstiry schema as
"We denounce ali ?tU and ef
IWu l?y the Federal Govern ?en t
wl?erehyt it in fact doe?, or pro
poses to advance or lend money to
any citizen or. corporation uponj
any *ott <?f security, and we oppose
Government, ownership of rail-roads
and telephone and Uleg'rapl* lines.
? 'We oppose the national banking
s^stei* ; we demand the repeal nl
Ihle Federal tax on Str.U banks and
favor amendment to our State coo
?Mtutron permitting the ineorpora
lien of State hanks under proper;
restrictions and with the j.rotectien |
depositors and the people,"
Tite CnKtmrcLE is,
and woof.
' ? 3 j .
; T8* 1-ol-th e- w< >od* retires to the !
stables, with a bad caae of hoi- j
3of -horn. > ?
a ?
that your name w ^n a clab-roU ; j
t<(4icri8 the ftut ?>r attention to this mat- j
ffc. wonder if McLaurin and Evans
concoct another read taw for the
^?$4 xt Legislature.
? '/
P.tRT^rcachery will never meet with
f^ccess m^outh C arolina, The ^a.1 his
tory of Haakei'isjn proves this.
i j Toum.\5:s withdraws IV faithful ''scrap
cook~ for ropnirs and. * ill paste in some
?jtore during t .e next two years.
J Trt:-: strike ? f today are no joke
There is fiwo real genuine striking done
Witness the perfonftant e at Coal Creek
^tcmc.>tcad aud Buffalo. {
? ; It must be snirf far G?>v. S:.iepyard thnt j
1?e has been iV;fr*ta&| throE?:h?>nt the carn
.Tvai^n an J ha* forght aljoptrkrss fi^ht in j
jk CAnr.er to contend ivsj o\t ? *
rn
1 ? ^ ?
I W imjftT it.d IliifriTT. a daisy tchm
i wouldn't surprise us avi hi;
oM Grover umter the
*i<4e. several fin^ths ahea?l of 4 'Little
m*rTv.'y *"
Ri: "
[? The chirojrraphj of the Hon. Win. 0.
("Wolfe. of Orangebnrr, .now Income-* a
of inters and pnjnf.il iatorfst,
i Another case, perhaps, like the Morey
^ ? '*$/
* Tiik eampaicn w.wiui up. *t Lanren?
.List SSjj'ii^luy, arv~. Tfenved a
Sigh of relief. Ttoe ^Tolt of ibe primary
is* jfcriOwn beioivHajk' ; the '?Reform''
ticket wiH^mr^^jl.O^Vnuijorrty.
\ Your I* ne'e (Jeer?* Tilbnsri cn>! Til- ;
Ibcrt are ha> injr a HvelV tnpfele :n the 2nt! j
lor Congress J We bet on Uncle 1
Georg?, the gallant oU **??-horso, who |
?ever flim-fies, bat i<xs the n&sk tvithont!
if s or ands. ^
*Ci:iti.Y-HE.\!>K!> Jd^nrj Mclavna
proved too "soon" for'the Hon. W. D.
Kvans, o^r ia the Sixth. An ugly
tqua:>ble has ooopred over the Congres
sional stnkes u^that district; Ewiw ro*Ie
a l*.lky aliith&i male; MrLaurin on a
"xijhnan f l]f; beat hSa cut of fitcht.
r; Yankee Iitgcnnif^
We pref^di taat Yankee^
no*?y *oaid i&vtsu some means of
kealizinjr the $5,000,000 wasted
JhTie World's Fair Managers, oat of
tfce $2?5090.G00 S?ive?i' t<? tbe?o My
Congress at its I&St session. The,
prediction is l?eingj realized al
Teady. Business Srn>s ia Chieaaro
are offering to take | the souvenir
dollars donated by th4 g;>vern
vadn% in ftatc&es ot $ 100,00?v;jg.l1^l
efch. and nearly a Iiali a mtftSffK
slave already been spoken ft?r.
irrepressible Yankee is never
ip4 lass, for an expedient. Bun
rfaHfcV* tSf forte*,?
/TiXVOYS THE REPUBLI
CANS.
Tlie Republican leaden are very much
annoyed over a reported deal between
the Democrats and TMrd Party ites in ser
era] of the Western atat< *. The deal is
?jgid to ;?e that the Democrats of such j
states as Kansas, Nebraska, Minnesota
and Wisconsi-i vote the entire
Third Party tl ;ket for pre*ith*ni and con
gressmen tUif fall. Such a combination
xr>u!d carrv these states. It would give
the r-or. pressmen to 'he Third Party and
throw the preirMeniai election into the I
house, which would mean the certain!
election of a democratic president.
Jerry Simpson is said to be the author
of the pk n and is er gaged in sounding
the Democrats on it. Representative
Cattle, of Minnesota, a ftemocrat, said
that such a plan was not only practical
and feasible, h\{t he believed that rt
would be adopted. Tie added ^ that it
made no difl&rence tc tite Democrats
whether aliianc^** sr Democratic electors
w.ere chosen, /long as the state, .was
kept, out of the RepuWican column aad
the 'election of a president by the hoiwe
made possible. ; 1 ?
4'The plan is an easy one," he sail,
'?and it only je?ts with the democrats to
put it into effect, as the alliance has
already made ovettures to the Democratic
party tn the north-west '* ? Ex.
I . Why The South in Poor,
Congressman Tillman estimates
that the ten conquered States in
the nation piy a nnaaliv $35,000,
000 in "pension tribute," practical
ly all of which crosses the liorder
to remain o/i the tAher side. That
is "why the Soath id ^oor." Thir
ty five million dollars tax requires
1,000,000 hales for its payment.
The farmer who thinks that a
Third Party coold liel p his condi
tion in any way would do we!! to
consider these fisures carefully, and
then a?k some of his Third. Party
friend* what they propose to %h>
about jhis leak?
TJ?e Value of Silirer.
The following comments on the
silver qnestion are presented, not as
as editorial fxprt-ssien on the
subject, but as a denr an<J interest-'
r,ing statement of the grounds of
opposition to free silver. Oar next
issne wril contain what we regard
as the true view of this matter as
ably c xpo a nde?l*by Senator John G.
Cat lisle of Ken lock v
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jf Recently silver has been below 83
| cents an on nee, lower than it ever
?^as before. At that fg'ire the sil
ver in the silver dollar js worth
jjust.64 cents. It costs, on an aver
age, about >4.1 cen's an'ou-.nce to pro
dace, and the luiue owner can sell
it at S3 cents per Qitpvt and get a
good profit. Still there are the
people crying for the free and un
limited coinage of stiver. With
such a law/ihe country would be
flooded with silver loouey worth
64 cents on the dollar,. .It would
t?e a tiue scheme for .ju writers of Sil
ver aad debtors. But would it be
ot A. owing B. $1,000 in g?ld
worth only
|640? ll l ight t
migbt make some people Nti
afford relief to others. At the
same time it won.d do injustice to
thousands and ?et the financial af
fairs in much worse condition than
a ( present. So long aj? gold is the
standard, every dollar issued by
the government should -bj worth
intrinsically 100 cents in gold or
else have the v.-ilue of one dollar in
gold back of it. After free and un
limited coinage of silver, some men
would next want the government
| to fix the value of nicnle, copper
j and other products. With an un
! limited coinagc, or stamping, of
same, the country would soon be
flooded with almost worthless cur
' rency. as during^the war or
ly ia South America,
where. ? The Eclectic.
recent
and else
Picsuleixl Harrison receives his
salary in monthly install meats
On sor about the 26th of every
month the treasurer of the United
States sends to the W hi le House,
sometimes by messenger and on
J O
wthep occasions by maii, a check
for ^
List cfcTJnclaimi Letters,
The f-llmvin^ is a list of uncalled lor
letters remaining in the Camden past of
"&ce tor the weekending July 24th, :
KHhee Bmtain,
Fi?:iki>itvu, (*>i x .
Mrs Fannie isnyrJ,
Mrs A O Williams.
Persona calling for these letters will
please ->taJe what week they were ad
veitisetkv-- G, G. Alexander, P. M.
Prono;>n<-<*i let Saved- ]
frora a letter w titter. by Mrs. Ada K.
Ifrtt?!,oi Groton, S. ?>., wmyaote: "Was
taken will: a bad <vU? which settle I on
Biy set n and finally ter
minated in ConsttJBptioo. Four doctors
?a\^i ;?e up. Sciyiag I could live but a
short, time. Igare - ai}*v6h" ur> to my
Savio; determined if I conl t not stay
my friemls on earth, I woul t meet my.
i absent ones aliover My hasband was
advised to gqt Dr. Kmg!s Sew Discovery
jvr Consnnaption. -Coagfcp yyvi -Colds,
I gave if a trial, t?v?k ii. all. efffct bottles;
it has cured me, and thank G.>d I am
novr^fi well an 1 hearty w >m'an."r Trial
; bottles free ? T)r. F. L. hemp's Dr?
i Stor^n^r^ir sizo. ^ cents and $1.
I ^English Spavin Liniment re- ?
moves all E.ard,-Soft or Calloused
| Lumps and Blemishes irom horses,
i Btood Spavins, Curhs, Sp!intist
| Sweeney. Ring-4>on?\ Sh'Sps, Sprain
jail Swolion Throats. Cousin tic.
[Save $50 by use of one bottle. .
[Warranted the mosi \ wonderfu? j
Blemish Cur* ever known. Sold
by^br. F. L. Zsmp, Camden, S. C. "
J Itcb, Mange and Scratches jot
every kind, oa uam.an or animals,
cttted In 30 mi nates by VFotford's
eaclt&rj -Lotion. Tbis never fails.
Soldlb Ot. F. L. Z?mp, Camden,
S. C. * -
J. A, SIIEORN,
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Collector & Real Estate A gt.,
Camden, S. C.
L. A. WITTKOWSK.Y,
J 1
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
CAMDEN. S. C.
otices ia all of the Courts of.
the State Spe'cifti attonrion given to col
lections.
nim Hisfsffi
I N ST I T UT E.
s.'c.
Curriculum *<iapte;J to the want." of
young men vrlm wish to prepare tliein
selvea thoroughly for rhs duties of life , j
while accoinofetingthose who have ouly j
one or two ye^rs to spcmi :it school.
The Military Department. i.i charge. of
Lieut. T. Q. Donaldson, jr., ( West
Point) detailed by War Department from
7th Cavalry, V. ST. A., promotes health,
increases- the c-a pacity f >r atudy . restrains
error* and cultivates hatits of self-reli
ance, neatness, punctuality and obedi
ence
The accessibility of tlje sehopl, the
healthful climate, pure water, high h<>
ieal, m- >t&\ and rtliglous piivilegeo make
it partirtftarly durable.
In addition to a complete course of
study, embracing the sciences, ancient
acid modern languagVsC- a fiu-iuess De
partment is comfec?ed, in which s^cei-d
attention is pnid to book-keeping, mler^i
cbantilo correspondence, business cup*
ton:*. commercial jaw, *<*. x
Particular at ten: i ?" |> i i?l to moraU^H*
ture. Fall term opens Sept. jl lth.
Terms nrwlerutc*. For Catah guf an<l
particulars, ad iress.
$0L. JO.UIS B. PATWCK, !
iparicipal.j
Savings Department
I ? + IN +?
BANK of CAMDEN.
Commencing July- 1st. t$92.
the BiXK OF CAMDEN, of
Camden S. will open a
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT in
the Bank. Depositors in this
department \vi 1 be paid inter
est on sami. Deposits received^
in sums of ONE DOLLAR a&&
ABO\E. p
We rrspectfi^ly solicit
iniBss and -will make it ftdvafw
* * "3 k- -* ?*. '5 ? ' M
tageods to our customers to
keep their fond* with us. l or
further information, inquiic nt
the Bank
H. G. CAEHISON. Prest.
C. H- YATES, Cashier.
jThat is the thought of many
who are weft ported. 1 If
they will dily rea* 'this adver
T^JJ^iiiJJjc^yili be convinced
. ?*?. |;
hggTn^HSw J ? - _ '
that this is the pIaS!Trni 'i^W^e
Made Garments, with correct
stvtes and of the best make any
perfect fit.
I am showing -this season,
the finest and best assorted stock
Spring Clothing ever brc ught
to this city. It em bra all
cf the correct styles patterns
and qualities that go to maJ:e
up a first class fitting Tailor
Made Garment. These g >od>
I offer you are made and
trimmed equal to custom worr,
and to give you hard wca.
They aae rot simply made to
sell a& som^ garments are. with
flashy trimmings to cilch the
eye. These are honest goods;
honestly m.ide in to give
hard wear an<l hold Tneir shape
uDtil worn out. Tho^e who
trade here know the quality
-m ike of the line I cany, and
feel perfectly safe in buying
here. They save save money
by it, aiid my prices arc lower
than you pay for inferior
i^oo is.
v
Mv Furnishing Goods isupi
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to its usual standard. in some'
respects it is better, especially
in quality and prices than e vet
before. You should se* my
Leader in Balbriggan Under
Vests at 25 cts* sold elsewhere
for 50 Jets. India Gauze Lisle
Thread in all qua! ties aiid size .
I have the lnrgest line in Men's
Hosiery Tit *2o ets in all shades
that are shown anywhere. See
my positively fast Black als*?
higher grades of Host r\ to suit
I the buyer.
-Vi-JjJy Hat Stock is complete j
with all the leading shapes and
colors which is the latest out'
this season ijLjsott ami stiff j
hate. I have the largest lute I
that is fou?fci in the city, show- 1
ing every - shape to suit the:
wearer.
My Stock of Boys' Cloth- 1
ing is large and complete in j
Kneepants Suits and Longj
Pant Suits handcomely made.'
perfect in fitf and correct hi
styles. Yoiv^will find all the
popular shales and pattern^
as well as qualities here.
Shirt waists in endless
variety and. sizes from * 5 to
14 ^ years.
M*. I. KIXARI).
Po!ttnib#? 8* CJ
JNO - C. * WIF.TERS
! Wholesale Crocer.
Wholesale Dealei in WINKS.
LIQUORS and CIGARS,
| N". 183 East Bay,
_ i . _ _ c* n
Sontfa Carolina Railway Com-.
\ ?? j
\ pany.
D. II CH.V MB E R C A.IS. UeeeiverJ
Camwe.v, S. C.? June 22nd, 1892.
On and after tins date trains will rui."
in accordance with the following sche -
dule?
00! NO SOl'TH.
Leave Camden
?* Bovkins
Ha*g<tods
Clareinont
Dixie ^
Camden Jc
Middlaton
/ W aterce
Kingvilie"
Columbia 4
Chanesto?
Auuu.sta
ti
u
a
rti
a
&
a
Itc
y
GO! NO NORTH
Leave Charlc-.^jfofs
** Colnml?u\-^
41 vingUHta
4 Kin grille
u Wateree
Mjdd!eton
Cam<U- Jc
Di xi^
Clargmont
Haj?0?.xl.-i
Bovkias
Arv Can>dt;n
Connections for the North East
Chailestpn, Cineinnatti Kail road.
with Narrow (iau^e at Yorkville.
For thron^h tickets to^ill {mints: North,
?South or West or v$i Clyde S. Ship Co.
to Newark and the East via Charles*
ton apply !ttf
V, J. B. WALLACE.
Ajrt. Camden.
C. K, "vViRD. General Maivacr.cr
a
-ti
a
a
?i
C 30 a in
^ 9 CO a m
S 10 a ik
. 100") a in
TO 13 a m
10 lY) a n't
iO 30 a m
10 :I6 ? m
1Q -15 $ m
l(fc*7 s\ m
1 1 07 am
, 1 1 25 a m
via
and
SCHEDULE OFTttV^
^Cliarle t<pi? Cincinnati and
Chicago Rail>iiad, ,
Taking effect April 17th , 1592
GOING NORTH.
\J
Lv. /), ?ir>;Jfcn 11 SO a in
*c D?K:t!l> 1149am
l* \YYs:vHle 11 59 am
"Kershaw 12 13pm
4< H??tl? Spring ? I 2 28 p m
" Pleasant Hill 1 2 ott p in
**? Lancaster 12 49 p m
"Cahvbi . 1 20 p ri
'* Hoik u;:i ? 1 44 p m
<0Y<^kvil!e 2 20pm
" !>!?. k.-hurg 3 40 p m
'' Sht l'iy 4 15 p in
ixutiioif nlt? n 5 ??0 p in
Ar. Marion ' ,6 40 ui
going south.
Lv; Mar.on
4* Knthurfordioa
?4 Slr lHv
" Hhirksi-nr^
li Yo?vt vi le
?< vock mi
?' Cntavvfca Jet.
44 Lancaster
?' rieasant If iH
?' He*th Sj>rin0'
Kers'.mw
'? Wertiile
" PnKalb
a r Ci uuden
'JlOam
H??"0a m
3*2 02? x??
1 10 1? m
2 20 p m
2 55 p in
jjJS pgj
, :i 46 :> ?>
: 4 0"> |> mi
c409pi/\
Hp/u
4 37 p ni
4 48 p m |
5 05 p in
all stations .
Vassun^r trains roirafele;'
twcen Co'umI>ia :ri<1 Marion.
Connections made wUb Ii. & P. at
a id Rock Hilt ar.d frith S.
L. at fVt;'W8 1 Junction.
C, M. WARD, General Manager
A. TRIPP, Supt
W. L. DOUCLAS
S3 SHOE GENTLEMEN.
And other specialties for i
Gentlemen, La<Ji?* Boys and
Misses are ttye - V
Best rn the World.
See descriptive .advertise
ment which will appear in
this paper.
Take no Substitute,
but Insist oa having W. L. 1
DOUGLAS' SHOES, with !
name and price stamped oa
I bottom. Sold by '
Hft&SCII BROS.
Scientific American
, Agency for ^
W CAVEATS,
r TRADE MARKS,
DESIGN PATENTS
COPYRIGHTS, etc.
For information and free Handbook write to
MUXN & CO., 3G1 EtioadwaY, NEW York.
Oldest bureau for securing patents in America,
livery pat?ot taken out by ns is brows ht t>eforo
the public by a. notice Riven free of charge in the
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Larrest Circulation of any scientific paper in tho
world. Splendidly Illustrated. 2s'o intelligent
man sho-jSd be without. :t. Weekly. ?3.00 a
year; SL3) six months Adrtrow & 00?
Publish icks, o?Ti Broadway, New Yorfc.
A GOOD SEAMSTRESS
AND A HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY IS
ONE Of OUR NEW
FOR |"
:? :: i": r
1892!
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In this age of PUSH, PROGRESS and -PECULATION, it
c 7 I
behooves us to b?> up an J doing; to k.-ep abreast with the timers,
ever realizing that "the present is -improving on the age jtt^at
went before/' and THE FAMOUS GILT EDGE STORE bebg
full y cogniz mt of the fact that to lead is the motto wHch in
; I . V i : . . j ; J .
sures success, maintains only its oast record when it offers to the
I * ? ? i ? i ? i *
trading public in -uuimstakable tones ani in a most substantial
vrny, bargains that
Thcj Summer of 1892 will soon be a thing of the past and as
we want no relics in the form of Summer Goods, we wish to
. > ! s> ? ?: j . M >
impress our nprany customers with the fact that the price is a0
object, for tli^y m ist. 4rlll and slnll g> as w? n;eJ the spice
they occupy; and lattJout not least, the MONEY. So come at
cnce arxfrstrike while the iron is hot." To attempt to quote
the nu'nerom articles and the endless varieties, w.ouM be almost,
! ! i I '
if not quite impossible. So let it suffice to say that all SUM^
MER GOODS for the next ihirtv d ivs will bj
\> 1 : ? *
SACRIFICED,
SLAUGHTERED
i . *
?nd thoseuJjCcom'' first will hive a better assortment to 6elect
from
Yours Respectfully,
VILLBPiGUE
We cxpect to occupy the store now being erected at the Post
Offi. :<t corner, ;is soon as it is completed. It is oar intention to
open therein September, anew stocky bright and new in every
line. On that account, we propose to sell during this month,
August, a large portion of our stock now on hand, at AUCTION
PRICES. The coat will not be considered, but the goods.. will
BE SOLD, if we ouly get
ONE HALF
of their REAL VALUE, The goods we intend to dispose of in
j this way, are now being taken from stock, and placed on our
! counters and ledges where they may be seen and inspected,
j It wiM pay anyone to give attention to this offer before buyiuo
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;W e M e an B eb, x* ?5 si i :*i. s
I* ; :
for thor e wtirt want them.
\i >:i'S ?'
GAPERS Sty6' Hat
? I" ' if /
^ ; m y
'"Patented la United States and Ctaftdfc)
Is 4 Practical Machine, Apprccia*
te^. by Practical Bnvlnm Hen*
It is\ lmndsoroely fluruished Combination
ynnxy Drawer riri Cashier. vitii Com*
UuKitiod^Locic end Kt^ibtcring Attachment,
It. recoais both cash and credi(%uNk
r ft recracls d i&nirsements.
It iteinit-s money paid in on account
It enabka you to trace transactions in dis
pute. t
Jt will wpep different line* of g<>ods separate,
*' It tbdwi tue transactions of eachclerk, ?
It malm?a careins mac careful, i :M
, It keeps^ao tonesunan hones* aod .ft t^ief
^SirlUsare iticwiTenience, timea^d motor,
ea*?rhtop?Y for itaetf maoy time* oterT\
^ EaS^Mchinfi boxed separately and W?
MM
Wfr.-'"3?
for it.fanti
and Children.
"Casteri* is so well adnpted to children th*t
I recommend jtae superior to aeyprescriptti^j
known tome." R. A. Arch**, JT. D., ' " I
121 So. Oxford St. Brooklyn, ^Tx/ 1
rfThe use of 'Caatorin' is so ^SffliSk
. w*n known thnt it seems
intellf;
within ensy reach."
Cmi'OS JUmUj D. D. , ?
o New York City.
Late Pastor Bloom iryUle BeTormed Church.
TKB C0TAO* 0O?A*T,
77 *r**AT ""I
IMPORTANT
NEW GOODS FOB THE FALL AJiU WUli
ARRIVING!
STATIONERY, STATIO
THE
FINESfT ASSORTMENT EVER BROUGHT TO |
fepOXGES, Pi:xs AND PkNHOLDE'H, . [ X ?XC1L8
IN GREAT VARIETY
UNDRESSED KID NOTJE PAP|
ARTtSTIC NOTE PAPE&, ANII
EMBOSSED
IltlSII NOTM
ALL STYLES AND PRICES. f
Toilet Soap, Mediclted Soap, Fancy aij
Ar icles, Toothbrushes, Hairbrusl
% ! ?
Combs Colognes Etc..
A full line of Drugs and Medicines always on
sician's prescriptions compounde4.day.and night Pi
^nlr used in my prescription^epartihent.
We are always glad to see j yon. Courteous , and
tion given to all. Call at j
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We are offering fpeeial inducements in
we willsave you
LAWN TENNIS SHOES
S 50 TO $1.25.
Have vou seen our
Men's Calf,
T1:le fcJisgest
I-L* ^3*00 S??1.1Q?E> E&XXCl
like IROnr.
ZEMP BROTHE