The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 30, 1892, Image 2
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. GAMDEN, S. C. Sept. 30ih ISO:?*
Between* the advance in the
price of eotton and the improved
| condition of western grain market
the Third party appears to be play
ing in hardjjiek.
It looks as if Congressman
*' Howdy" Mrtrtin had bio wed out
the politic:*! gas. He has joined
?- tke Texas bolters. .
?? Mrs. Lease: is not talking through
Georgia. She is -simply through
talking in that s^ate. ? Washington
Post.
Glad t.o 9ee the Register finds;
so much to praise in Grover's let-!
ter. It finds tlie ten per <**;ntt.axj
repeal a very fiue thing, ami is dis
covering sugar-plums throughout
the Chicago platform. That* 9 the
vr\y to eat crow hi*/ brother. We
o admire beyond expression the grit!
and resolution with which you are ;
devouring beak, feathers, feet and ':
clawg.
The Alliance, while we think it
has been wrong in 9ome particulars,
had beyond question accomplished
much good. It has educated the
people and awakened them to a
lively interest in their own affairs
both political and financial. While
not afraid to criticise it, we wish
the. order well, and ventere toad
j
vise it to steer away from politics :
the future.
We notice that the September
platform "19 troubling our brother
of the "Freeman" about as much as
the May platforoi troubled us. We
regard the latter as a practical
V
surrender of the former, but agree
with our c??ntenporary that it is
rather ambiguous. However we
wt're willing to let our friends -down
Cleveland's letter of acceptance i
is but half as loDg and twice as'
strong as Harrison's. While per- !
o t I
fectlj consistent with t lie Chicago!
platform it does not compromise in j
any particular the author's well"
known position on the various
issues considered.
The Third part}* seems to he in
to win at all hazards. It combines |
- ? T fA
with Demrcrrats in the West, anrh
with Republicans ami negroes in
llie South, whichever suUs t lie oc
casion. It is a "non-political" or- !
^jjanization no doubt.
- }
Senator if union of Virginia says
he has the greatest repair! for tin
leg which Gen. FieUl, ihinl party
candidate, lost in the war, luit wrv
little for what is left of his body.
A delegate from the late conven
tion describes Gov. Tillman a;*
having on a long tailed "Jim
Swinger.'' T?:i? is the la ment so
~ x_
opprobious to the conservatives.
-%&?? ?
Senator Hill and" Bourke i iv\
ran have risen above disappoint
meat and are putting in some
good wook for the Chicago ticket.
! f ?
Tliat parn*?raph r.^airjst "sump
tuary laws'* in Cleveland's letter is
said to be bothermg the Repuhli
eans mightily in the North west.
The history of politics teaches
thai courage, consistency and
Jhlelity to conviction are the btst
aiu! surest elements of success.
If the l)emoerats carry Iowa this
year it is good bye prohibition in i
that state.
S;ra?7 Hatt Gr'ing. s
S ptembcr is here. !he f.;ll of the year;
No; long will we suffer witi? 'skeeter
and hug J
Ti*?* bi*zeT must go. the liannrl sUirt, too, :
- Ami ring cut the straw hat isn { ring in j
th i plug.? Boston News.
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T'
Kead the advertising columns ofi
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The Chronicle to see where to -.get i
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the best bargains.
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Office Cocnty Auditor t
Kespraw Gocxty f
CaXDSS. S. C., *EPT. 20, 1892.
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In accordance with an Act of the Gen
eral Amembl y, Approved December 22nd,
1>91, 1 hereby publish the names of the
Taxable Polli, in School Districts No's
4, 5 and 10, Ker*haw County, as reported
to me by the Trustees respectively of
*aui School Districts :
School District No. 4.
*nder?on. Jam^s
Auslev, M J
jkfdfv, Antl-oisr,
^ell> estley
Jej^on, C hurl* ?
f3o!en, J
Sraonsn, Tho*
Brown, Cmr
Svwnn, Charl?
SynuB^ Enoch.
r'?mphell, B J
juicer*, Abr?m
-'ark, Anthony
-Jarkson, Caesar
.;)ark?on? (Juries
-ijburn, Jim
^ollias. Willie,
.. opeland, H J
^vy, H p
Da-vw, David
prKay, J K
Uishrooou, Simon
{/f^roon, 7"<>m
jXshroon, Charles
f)uBose, U'ai
Onnn, J s
KJIiott, K B
Klliott, A lex
Kil.ott, John
Elliott. Frank
Ehiottr Win
Eiliou. Ames ?
nirdner, J f> .
'jriggy, Charley
Half, Levi
Hall, EUjah
ilaii. h'irjffJvj
Hyatt. J W
R W
J j.'snson, A D
JoLbsoi,, John
Johnson, Jm?
Johrwon, Simlsay
Mlcy, Z D
Lenox, Joe
Mack, Ishm%el
Marshall Harmon
MeCs*k3l. J 1>
McCoy. J M
McCoy. Wilson
McFadden, Dave
McLester, John
McNeill. John
Mingo, Thus
Moseley , Kedoick
Moicky, P?
Moseley, W F
Murphy, Bob'
My erg, C I*
Myers, J W
Outlaw, Alex
0 it law, Douglas
iVarce, Frank
Perkins Pine
Poison, John
Rich, Edward
Robinson, Henry
Robinson, James
Set i ven. Sani
?Vha'w, J A
Shaw. Alex "
Smiih, J II
'Stokes, CoKimbus
Taylor, Levi
Thorn, T R
Thorn, Isaac
Tidwell, B
Ti'lwcll. J me*
Traesdel, llollhj
Turner, Lee
Wall, Lewis *
West, Ii K i
White, W M
, Williams. Cliarles
William. Brit ,
Williams, Ned
William.- , W S
Wootjn, Daniel
School District No. 5
Able, Albert
Adkinson, Nejsen
Adkinson, Charles
B?nks, Henry,
Banev, J W
Bar?es, D W
Bask in, Sam
Be as ley. Wash.
Bethune, .1 D
Berrv, J II
Black well.
Adkiason, Da.i'1
Adkinson, Joseph
Arrant-*. Eddie
Bak^r, W H
Barnes, DM
Ba nes. II R
Bt-aslcy, Cotton
Bethnne, T R E. -
Berry, II K
Benjamin, Darv
'hen Black well, Wilev
ttlackwell, Boykin, Isaac
Bran no n? Errin Brannon, W W
Bran non, Jas E "Brannon. J Eli.-ts
Brannon, Zinierm:>n Bradshaw, Au tin
Brown. Jackson Brown, A S
Brown, Tnos Burse, George
Buoy, John
Campbell, J L Campbell, C H
Carter, Augustus Cassi Jv\ Noel
Clinton, Nathan ^ Clarke, Jack
Clyb irn, B K Clyburn, James
Clybnm, William Colbert, Jesf=e
C<x)!ey, HeywooJ Cope and. Letu
Copeland, T R &?pcland. Lee
Copeland, E L Copeland, L W
Corl>ett, Uhas
Dandy, Will
Dawson, John
Davis, Furraati
Dixon, Elias
Douglas,- Robert
Douglas, Frank
Doirily, G W
Croswell, Eph
[t ai in
Davis, Jas B
DeBrnhl, Jesse
Douglas, Reese
Dougla?, Wash
Dorriiv, F A
I) riggers, Wesly
B lis. John A Evans, VanDuren
Evans, Alexander Field*, Torn
Folsotn, J J Folsom, J K
Folsom, Z T Gainey, George
Gainey, Jas A Galloway. Sum
Galloway, tl&rlwell jtei
Gardner, S T ^ Gardner, J W
Gardner, Benj. 'Gardner, C
Gardner. Eudie
G il is, Mitcheil
Hales, G G
Hall. L H
Hail, S II
Hail, W D D
Hal!, Kiisha W
Hsrlt, .1 II
Hall, Kiley
Hall, J J
Hagans, K H
Hani's, Jell'
Hart, George
-Hint, Thus
Hail, Jerry
Hi!!, S b
neiring, J P
Gsylord, A II
Glover, James
hall. S F
hall J M
hall, John
hall, Elijah W
|liMi, E E
Ha' I, Jesse P
Hall, J F
Hall, G H
Hammond, R W
Harris, Sam
Hart, Win
Hart Henry
Hatfield, R T
Hcndrix, J n
Holland, F ii
Holland, Laurence Holland, Clias h
irough, 15 F
nough, W P I)
Hopkins, Frank
Huntley, V it
Hyatt, Thos
Jackson. Miles
J amcs, ( > rani
Johnson, Sunlv
J.ines, J W
J tinior, Je!f
Kr-lIcV, II J
Iveiiey, Renj.
KcileVf Alii is
Keiley. Win
King, G R
Kin jf, Wm
nougli. j;enry
Hopkins, T!u>s
Humphn vs R W
Hyatt, Richard
J::mes, Peter
J rimes, A I ?
Johnson, I) L
J.>'*don, John
Kelley. bdjrar
Kelley, iicihert
I\?'i!e\", Rufus
Kelley, John N
Keilcv, A ii"ler
[sou
IvTii <>
W ii
: King, Austin King, G S
iKiigore, Rob*. Kiigure, Sam
; KirWy, Wm KirWy, .1 ? ?h n
{ Laney. Henry Levan, Jo??
Luca*, S I) Lucas, E B
i M alone, Geo W Mas-ev, iicdiv
| M assey, Joseph McGhec, W
McOougan, M G John
Mi-fitstigiin. Duncan Mr(i t:;g.in
i McM ;i>ter, ! \n_fU-*
McDonald, Henry McM Msit-r, Frank
i McOaSKil!, J A M'. !\i:ni ?n, <: A
| iljcKni^ar, Robt MeLaut in, .1 E
| McLntrin, J A McLean, C E
? Mirfdlcton, Win Middle'. on. h
! Munn, J W M u n go, Daniel
t JIuldr'ow, Howard Nason, Wiilie
'Newman. Willie Newman. S N
' Newsom, E S -Norwood, B L
j Outlaw, J A Outlaw, Jamoff
Outlaw, Sid r Outlaw, Press
Outlaw, B A Outlaw, \V u
O'Neill, Eddie Peei.les,-- L H
. Perkins, B P
P??tee, rant
| Price. W T RntclHf", \V II
Ratclilfe, W C RatciillV. .) P
j Ratriifie, B C Reed, P<*mp.-y
Roherlson, Nelson Robertson, .1 is.
R<?llin?, II B Rollins, Willie
Scarborough, Andrew Scott, Waiter
Sellers. John Shannon, Blair i
Shaw, Tiilman Smith, 'W S
Smith, N A Stephens. J B
Stephens, Thos. Stephens, John !
Steen, Sam Siokes, J E
Stokes; Rochelle Stokes, Juines i
S'^kes. W J Stokes, Simeon
Stokes, h B Stokes, S B
Taylor, Jetf Taylor, John
Thonpac n, Win Thompson, Jno 1
Thomas, A T Tiller, E K . j
Waters. L M W ate rs, W ?v~ j
Watts, J M. Watts, T E
Washington, C W Watkins, J W
Walkins, J N Watkins, P h
%> ' f - f i
?- *1 1;
' '? 1/
Walking, B U
Williams, Jake
Wrav, Frank.
W&tkins, N A
Williams, Adam
School District Mo 10.
Adaiuson, Willie
Anthony, Seals
Arthur, Powell
Barnes, R H
Brevard, MosJP
Brown. Gayton
Brown, P S
Bush, Aaron
Cantey, Hilley
Carlos, Robt
Cato, Minion
Allen, Mitchell
Arehy, Jife
Bailey, Tom
Brevard, English
Brown, Robt S
Brown, Tom
Brown, Webster
Bush, Jim
Canter, Henry jr
Cato, John jr
<'unningharo,A W
< Cunningham, J B Cunningham, S H
Cunningham, W A Cunningham, W
Cunningham, C
Oureton, W C
Doby, Sam
Daren, Ross
Eley, Ike
Everleigh, R
Gaiiher, Dave
Gaitber, A W
Gill, Perry
Green, Dave
Gieen, Azana.ii
Hammond, Peter
Harris, Dar'l
Harris, Hariy
Harrison, Richard
Jackson. Henry
James, Martin ?
James, Reuben
James, Cato sr
Jones, A G
Jones, R C
'7
Jones, Joseph
Macklin, Willi"
McCulloo?h, Abe
Perry, F G :
Plyler, Seb
Richard?, J V
Richnids, N S
Ko Igers, Gilbert
Samuels, Ajid'rVn
Smith, John
Smith, Marcellus
Thompson, Robert
Thomas, John
White, Henry
While, Horace
White, Alfred
W liiiaker, WilKe
Wilson, Ed.
In the above lists, it is not im
probable that the School Trustees
?have omitted some names. A! I
4 "*
such omissions I shall lie glad to
have reported to me or to the Trus
tees, that they m:?y be properly en
tered on the Tax Dupliuat? s.
Names in other Schcol Districts
will be published j lnjn they are
handed in. D. C. KIR LEY,
Auditor Kershaw Couflty.
Cunningham, S
Cuietou, J B
Dunlap, John j
Duren, Adam
Everleigh, F
Foster, Rul>e
Gaither, Daul P
Gaither, Green
Green, Nat
Green, Ike
Hagans, Andy
Ifarris, Buck
Harris, And}
Harris, Fisher
Hay, F J
James, Jos
James, Andy
J a ikes, Isaa-c
James, Cato jr
Jones, E L
Jones, Tucker
McC ti Hough, N
Mingo, Wm
Perry, Lee
Richards, J G
Robertson, J F
R??dgers, N
Simpoon, John
Smith. Poiter
Street, Doug
Thompson, A
^ hite, Eivjn
White, W P
White, Frank
W hi taker, R
Williams, Jerry
QAM DEN CITY ORDINANCE
An Ordinance to precnt the
keejri ny of pig or hoy pens in the
City of Camden.
BK IT ORDAINED S?y the Mayor and
[ AMermen, of the City of Camden, in
Council assembled, j;nd by the authority
f>i the name : ! %
I. THAT, from and after the 1 1 1 1 of
September, 1^92. it shall U> unlawful for
any pertson or persons to keep or allow to
bekcp't any pig or hog pe.i "v:; their prem
ises within the. corporate limits of the
Citv of Camden.
II THAT any person found violating
this ordinance, shall u^on conviction be
fined not less than ft'. c (?">) dollars nor
more than t n (10) dollars, or b? inipris
oned not less than ten (10) day* nor
iw than twenty (20) d iy.s"f.jr eaeh and
evorv offence.
j III. THAT a ! I ordinances, or parts
! of ordinances- inconsistent herewith, ]>o.
and the same is hereby repealed.
( Ratified in Council assembled, thi?.
i 7t i i d:i v of Septi*in')er. A. I>
II. G. CARRISOX.
!?'. L. Ruasincton. Mayor.
R". order.
1ST
Mv ^tork i f r.-.Il an 1 Wint.-r Ch ill ? n jr |
j f .r Men. Youths* and Boys'. Y. n will find ]
! ti this line a va i ?ty ? f prices and many |
i decrees of luxury. But <'\*"ryj|?ri'*. no
J-ma'ter how low. buys the latest style and j
! best c?>ods for thc'\ money to be had in j
] the city.
Tiie dep irtmer.t f? ?r 1 ovs is filled wi h |
the ohoh-est tie.* market affords. I have
ladled t.> thi< sroi^s of bountiful stvles
and designs in Boys' Clothing. which I1
j have fjiveii my special .vtenlion. The!
stock is rs;?eriallv stron : in suits fit tori
j school wear and 150 donbt the oarents I
j wi'l av: i' thomsslv. s of mv fuilili ?> to j
I serv.- 1! cm.
i
!T:n: knock-akout suit
j j
? mad ' exclusively f >r me. f->r hovs to j
, 1 "> yea ?> of. nire. The cunt i< double
j br a<tcd. eveiV ueak p >i nt i- streiiifh- '
j en d, so that it is jn-t the snit f.?r hm>
I who :>r.' hard . n rfoih. s. Tiie inaN'ii il j
Is a 1 w 11 1 an 1 in eolnr> th.:t w ill not soil |
; ' -a?y : p $.*>.00.
V \ J.L N IX a \\ \ if
j i 1 the Di-r, sr. elmice-f. ri ?{ e-t and
1,
seen 1 1 th<* eir v
ino
This
j vn ?i ?<l !!P?* -
: i ; ni> i Ho h >;'>t. b it a 'a -t tn.-t -v ? 11 ??e- .
le-.m^ p'ain to :nv one ?hnt-wil! i:s * 1 i*
jpNA'tT <>; < h*%i vat '.on. New ii:ie.^ ar.' :
1 c lining in daily.
IMjEKWKAK
1 Mv line of nnd- rwca:- is in keeping w'th \
? v. ( t' mv ?ioc':. T.i_'ht-\vc:?r!it
, Mv -'no ;? "<r ??:??! v ch nir-s and heavv j
' i'i ;? on. Thi? line embraces all
j 1 1 i ? ? ' : 1 ? i - ? n .? ,-pi- ? o it ? show in jr mi in* ?
1 v ! < >. ? t : ? ? ? ? - rsiul prie? s. You can '5
'buy jnythm in Mi:- iir. ? v..: m-y nrcd.j
j f.o 11 the t>? -he \ e y b.st
<c n hc p!*< d '.ceih ; , - !
FAlitffjEKBY S.
?The now F;dl styles ai e now i - from :
: iiiCst of tiie p eminent maker* an 1 1 am i
a Iv t<> snp.dv yon wi h anv stylo or I
j iv'i'". in soft or s iiT hat* f;*ein Si *>Q to ?
| i.'v On. My immense purchase*. hy th" ?
sc >r- s of cas ?*. direct troin the makers, |
enable me to ?Sect a j?~eat *avin;r in buy- ,
i'jir. and n t t;-. b > bought of by :ho?e who I
, he v.- t > buy i s'.n-'.l' ?;,:nl::iv? f'-ri the .
mid I'.'-ni \ Wh-.ni y u i.r.-d a hat k?^-j? ?
. me in mie.d:\
M. L. KINAHD.
|COLUMBIA,-S.C
JNO C. * AVIITERS
^Wholesale Grocer.
r Wholesale Dealer in WINES,
LIQUORS and CIGARS,
?No. 183 East Bay,
Charleston, S. C.
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J. A. SHEORN,
Collector & Ileal Estate A gt.,
Camden, S. C.
L. A. WITTKOWSKY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
CAMDEN. S. C.
^H^Practice# in all of the Courts of
the State Special-attention yiven to col
lection*.
Y MILLER BOYKIX <&CO.,
COTTON - MTEII5
AT
A. D. K E X X E I) Y'S,
j Highest price paid for cott on.
touth Carolina Railway Com
pany.
I). II. CUAMBKULAIN. Receiver.
C.v\l?E.\\S* C.j June 22nd, 1802.
On and after this date trains vrill riu.
n accordance with the following sohe -
lule.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Camden
*?' Boy kins
" Hagoods
{i Ohiremont -
?' Dixie
*i Camden Jc
Middleton
" Waterce
\rv Kmgvihe
\rtr Columbia
" Charleston
ii Augusta
7
w i
Daily
5 10 j> iu
0 2"? p i? |
n 31 p ui
5 4;j p in
S 5T) p i u
M" o ?"*> p "hi
5 "S p in
*> 20 p in
K 30 p Jill
7 41 p :n
50 30 |> in
11 0") j) in
GOING NORTH
Leave Charleston
?4 Colnntfiia
*' A u-usfS.
' * KingviiTe
" Wateree
' Middletoti
" Camde:. Jc
'' Dixie
Clare in nut
Hagoeds
Hovkins
Arv Gup<U n
?<
a
?<
\
(i ;10 a in
y < 0 a lit
s 10 a ih
10 0"> a hi
!0 1") a ni l
10 2?i 11 in
10 30 a ni
10 ?0 i in
10 4;"> a in
NfoY a ni
i 1 1 07 a ni
1' 2.) a in
Connections for the NortlN-F.ast via
Jhnlc-ton, Cincinnati) Railroad and
with Narrow Gauge- at Yorkville.
For through tick* ts toall poin|f3ortl.,
South or West or vi.i Clyde S. Hhif> Co.
to^New Y*rk and the East via Charles
ton apply to
IT. M,
J. 15. WALLACE.
A^t. Camden,
W.A Rl). General Manager
SCHEDULE OF THE
Charleston, - Cincinnati and
! J
Chicago Railroad.
Taking effect April 17th, 1802
Lv
Ar
GOING NO!'.
Cam 'e?
DlcKalb
Wfstville
Kershaw
HeMh Spring
Pleasant H ill
Lancaster
Catawba
Rock Hill
Vol kville
l'dacksburg
Shelhy
RutberfordU n
, Marion
Til.
?U^ilQ a ni
1 1 4(.? a in
11 ?"<!) a in
12 13 p ni
12 1'8 p in
12 33 p in
12 41) p m
1 20 p hi
1 -14 p 111
1' liO p in
3 40 p ni
4 1"> p in
"> 3:? p in
?5 40 p in
GOING SOUTH.
Lv. Marion
?' Rntheriordton
" Sh-lhv
Rlacksonrg
" VoM.kvj le
" r.ock III!
?' Catawba .let.
" Lancaster
'? Pleasant Hill
*? 1 1 1 1 1 Spring
*' Kershaw
? Westril'e
?? Ih:Kalb
Ar Camden
Trains stop on
1? 40 a in
10/ U a in
1- 02 p l.i
1 10 p m
2 20 p ni
2 .V> p in
3 13 pin
3 o in
4 0"> p in
4 00 p ni
4-4 p m
4 37 p in
4 JS p in
?> 0"? p in
ignal at all >t?r ions .
Passenger trains run through be
tween Columhia and Marion.
Connections made with II. A: 1). at
> kshiir-^ and !{oek lliil and w ith S.
A. L. .-it C..t; wsi .Junction.
(\ M. WARD, Ger.trnl Manager
A. TKIl>i\ S;:pt
A GOOD SEAMSTRESS
IS A
HOUSEHOLD SEGESSIT
AND A HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY IS
ONE Of OUrt NEW
nr
SEWING MACHINES,
i
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insCo.
?UCCC9SOVS TO
JUNE MANUFACTURING CO.
eelvidere, ill.
*ana??ctOftr8 of F}n? Faraifr $ewlnG KaehltM
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Who will be the next President I That question we can't an
swer with absolute certainty, although, the chances are all fav
orable for
GROVER CLEVELAND.
But still there will remain doubt until after the ides of Novem
ber next
The question, even more important than that, to Kershaw
and surrounding counties, is where, during these hard times, can
the best goods be bought for the least money? That question
there need be no doubt about. We will let the crowd, hurrying
by the many other GOOD STORES, refusing their polite and
urgent requests to come in, to reach our Emporium and
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GENUINE BARGAIN HOUSE,
answer this question. We need not mention the name, every
body knows it. Put that question to Kershaw, Lancaster, Fair
field. Chesterfield. Sumter and Richland counties and you will
hear the answer come in a michtv chorus.
The reasons are simple why we should lead. We have had
an experience of 22 years as clerk and proprietor and over a
residence of 35 years here with close study of the needs of our cus
tomers, and an unbroken dete mi nation to supply those needs ar?
sufficient reasons to EVEN THOSE WHO MAY BE ENVIOUS1
OF OUR SUCCESS.
We. in our last told the ladies (although it was hardly neces
sary) about our beautiful, as well as cheap Dress Goods. Trim
mings, Cloaks and everything to be found at a FIRST CLASS
DRY GOODS STORE Another lot of Ladies' Cloaks ar
rived last week and the balance of our huge stork in that line
will arrive this week Listen to some of the hummers:
Men's Bals?G-l 1; solid in ev? ry respect, $1.00; cheap at $1.25.
| The best men's calf, congress or lace, (>-11, $3.00.
. Men's plow shoes, only 90e.
Men's and boys' wool hats, only '25 c., worth 40c.
A fine line of f- U bats at unheard of price3.
Carpets! Carpets!! Rugs! Rugs!!
Tapestry carpets from 50c. up.
Hemp carpets, from 1 2 ^ c j up.
Cotton chains, all wool, in two and three plv.
To see them is to buy. to miss them is to lose a chance of
I you lifetime
Smyrna Ru<*s in all sizes, from the smallest to the largest,
j Mcquette Rugs, the handsomest ever offered.
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U0 ehil s suits, coat and pants, only 7 5c.
j Boys' suits, o pieces; coat, pants and wst. from 82.75 up.
i Mrtis' suits, from $3.c0 up.
In the clothing department, we bought ovej; Si /i'JO.OO from a
manufacturer going out of business, and anything in this lot can
? save you 50 per cent
Suits worth - 50 at *1.5'), worth 0.00 :it G OO. wor li 10.00
j at 7.00, worth 12.00 only 8.00, worth 15.00 only 10.00, worth
IS 00 only 12. oO. Pants and overcoats in same proportion.
| Dickey Kers-ey's coat, pants and ve>t ouly >'5.00.
| We are agents for the celebrated
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PIEDMONT WAGONS.
Remember we st-11 checkcd homespun. sheeting, ball thread ;
and blenched goods lower than \ou can buy elscwli re.
Remember, merchants, city and country, that we job all
Licods as low and some of them lower, than any city in the Unit-!
ed States; take Coat's Thread for instance, we sell you at 45, G
per cent, off, which is better than H. B. Clafiin& C>. can do be
cause you would have to pay the freight in addition to those :
prices.
We sell you sixtv balls of ihiead for 41 . aiud: C'vervthinir
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else so you can make money. Call eveiybu^v and get a present!
gratis, and see the Biggest, Hnndsomust and Cheapest stock ever
offered and receive the warmest welcome from a corp of clerks,'
to numerous to mention, as well as yours gratefully for many past
favor?, /' . ^
P. T. i VILLEP1GUE,
PliOPRIETOR. I
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IMPORTANT
NEW- GOODS FOB T!
ARi
STATIONERY;
FINEST ASSORTMENT El
bpoN(ii:s, Pkss and P k
IN GR1
TTIiTIDRIESSED KT
ARTISTIC 2STOTBH
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PAPER AN!)
ALL STYI
Toilet Soap, Medicat<
Aricles, Toothbi
Combs
A full line of Drugs and
>ician's prescriptions compoui
only used iu my prescription
We are always glad to see
lion given to all. Call at
PORTI
OX EASY'
Get a ticket fr.?m CAR
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Every time you make a purcl
on the margin of ticket. When,
of you simply
ly $3.50, iu any style you may L
size portrait, reproduced from any!
lately lrce, iiavir.g it put in frame"
complete with only the wholesal
Sample of work now on exhibition.-,
chance ever offered to obtain one of]
small cost. The work is guarantee
When you want a pair of shoes,
from us it is that much toward seo
a pricv never before offered. Tbf
Several persons can use the same
[SHOES!
We are prepared to offer* the vei
ali kinds of shoes. Our stock is
CAPERS' SI
BUYS
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SHOEWARRAN
ND WEAR.A8
$5.00 SHOE.
FOR A S.
CAN GET Tl
Ou i' stock of Sho>5 is coming
iu everv line. Don t buv nut?
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avo von money.
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i.-* ylie:ipcv than ever i>nd we are,-*
iino. Mens'. Youths' and BojV i
grade. Call and >ec if what we
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