The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 14, 1892, Image 2
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CAMDEN, S. Oct. 14tb, 1892.
/ ? Harry the Serond.
If the new?pai>ers are not invent
ing slander*, our worthy president, j
he of the grandfather's hat, has
Wen raising, w>at our friend, Con- '
gressman-expcctant Strait, would j
term "little Harr3'," a4>oiit Uie re- j
suit of t lie late elections it* Georgia!
and Florida. A* is well known,
now, the mongrel- mulatto ticket,!
foster child of Weaver, Harrison
Magee and Maeure. went under in
Georgia, to I lie tunc of seventy
thousand. The news of this col
lapse to all his fond hopes of Afri
canizing the South, according to
reports from Washington, brought
bitterness lo the crald?ed soul of
our Chief Magistrate and his lips
produced, with considerable temper,
(so says the Atlanta Constitution):
the following immortal phrases:
WI have washed my hands of the
South. It is a land of 'rebels and
traitors, who care nothing J*>r the
sanctity of the ballot, and i will
jvever foe in favor of making an ac
tive campaign down "there until wr
can place bayonets at the polls. ]
am now more in favor of ramming
the force bill down their ihroats."
Xow this tirade may have sprung
from the fertile imagination of the
Constitution's correspondent ; hut
if true, as it may l>e, it gives a clear
proof of the sourness and soreness
which dwells under the celebrated
hat. ^
Kut the most convincing evidence
*
of the imperial proportions of the
president's mind, the piincely lib
erality of his views may be fouud
in his following utterance on. the
. tariff question : '
"I am one of those uninstructed !
political economist* w lio have an;
impression that some tilings may
l>e too cheap, so that I cannot find
myself in full demand for cheaper i
coats, which seems to me to neces
sarily involve :? cheaper z>^r uud
woman under the coats."
Ah, no! Mr Harrison, the con
clusion of your syllogism is most
unsound, lame and impotent. It
means not a cheap man or woman
under the coat, hut a cheap man or
woman who raar.e it ? a cheap tail J
or ? just as cheap cotton means |
poverty stricken farmers in the
South. Your logic is exceedingly
efeap, president, if you will in- j
sist upon cheap cotton and big
bounties to your friends, it i* plain i
that we must have cheap coats or j
eise !>e ragged. - But we don't sup. j
pose, Mr President, that you will ever!
read our articles, so we dismiss the;
sublet with these remarks and turn j
the waiter over to G rover Cleve j
- land. -
W. J. Ham of (icorgi i has b come f:i- j
nioiis over the country for hi* late speech- ]
es in the campaign over there, lie is a
new ?tar of the first order on the stuiu^. ;
lie tells the following mule ?>t??ry :
Hr.be Boat r-n'a mule was skk and a
n? -ighl?or ad vine*! him tn administer cal
oro?fc*
??How will I get it into him?" a*ked j
Babe.
?'Put it in a qnill. put the quill in his
fblow ? do-xn Lis throat," re
r neiehbor.
hbor met l.im two or three
ards. Babe wm a* thin as a ?
right green and was nil dou- j
the matter witto vou?'r asked |
>r.
red his hr.nd pathetically over
b j gave a figh like a black
How* with a hole |p it and
said : ' * Thfe darn ninle. bjoirefl =fust.?' :
Watson feels like the other' fellow
Mowed first , bnt he will not give up yet .
because he cannot afford to run aow.
The political funbrui of the Hon. Tho>
Watson is now ?et for Nov. 8th. He is ,
now on the cooling board* and hi* fate !
will be as a light house on the rocks tr? ;
members of congress hereafter The |
moral of his story w ill k*? ; Resign your
utficc before you l^ave the party that
elected y<?u.
The "Snollygost r*.' g<?t badly unowe,]
und^r in (ieorgia : among thvm that rt?
<loubtable Toiuoiy W atAXi.
Ta at bis jo: ity in Ceorgia mu?t taste
to Weaver like a ?ei.s tj over-ripe C;jgs. J
List sf Unclaimed Letters.
The f^lloirinjj w a list of letters r r
xn?iai?? uncalled for in the Canidenj
pout office ??>r the \reek ending Sep.
i.h, 1*J2:
llxnipton Jour?
Alfred iCarphy
frank Mom*
Persona railing for these letters will j
l^ease f-tate what tcrrk ihev were ad- \
ytrtised- 0, G. Alexander, P. M. I
- ? &
TAXABLE POLLS.
Orrirr CorxTY ArniTois, *
Keksh\w County v
Ca*i>e\. S. C\. *r.n. 20.
In *ct-ords?ee with an Act ?t the Gen
eral JLsftenbly. ap^^o^ed I >eceml>er L^nd,
l>9i. 1 bfPcbv pub';wh the n*ro?>> of *hr
Ta**Hle Poll*, in .School DLstrirt* N"o"?
4, 3 and 10. kiershaw County. x<rrj?orte?i
to Be i<r the Trr.*te?? ivspecCivelv of
ni l School DiytfirtJ :
School District No. 4.
An'Ifr?on, J Ames
A osier, M J
Be^Kier. Anthony.
Bell, Westley
Belton, < har!? *
Bolen. J
Bnnnoo. Tho?
Brown. (':mr
Byr.o?, CharlM
Bvnuia, Enoeh
Campf>elf, B J
Chik ers. Ahram
Clark. Anthony
Clark*on. Cjeaar
Clarksun. < harles
Clyhnm, .lini
Collins. WiHie,
CopeUod, H J
lh\Ls, H P
J>avi??, David
DeKay. J K
Duhrooon, Simon
Dishroon. Tuin
Didiroon. Charles
DnBuse, Wm
Dunn, J S
K B
Elliott, Alex
Kiliott, John
Kiliott. Frank
Kiliott, Wn?
E!lio?t, Ann*
Gardner, .1 D
Grids'. Charles
Hall. Levi
Hall, F. ijah
Hall. Kindlev
II van. J \V *
Hyatt K W
Johnson, A D
Johnson, John
Johnson, .lark
Johnson. Sindsay
Kellry, ZD
I-enox. J??e
Mark. Ishmael
Marshall. Harmon
McCnsLili. J D
McCoy. J M
Mef'oy. Wilkin
McFa'dden, Dive
McLester. J?h:i
McNeill. John
Min-^ii. Thw?
Moseley. KeiWick
Mosel?-y. K
Moseley, W F
"Murphy, B??h
Myers. C 1*
Myers. J \V /
(hitlsw, Alex !
Outlaw. Doughs
Pearre, Frank
Perkins Pine
Poison. John
llieh, K?iw.:rd
Bobinson. Henry
Kohinson, Jame>
Srtiven. Sain
.Shaw, J A
Shaw. Alex
Smith. J H
Stokes. Ctiluuib is
Taylor, Levi
Thorn, T K
Thorn. Iraac
TW well, B
Tidwoll. J;mes
Tniesdel, llollis
Turner, Lee
Wall, l>ew is
West, R K
White, W M
Williams, Charles
William. Brit
Williams, Xed
Williams, W S
Wooten, Daniel
School J>istrict Xo. ?*?
Abie, Albert
Adkinson, Xelsen
Adk>nson, Charles
}i*nks, Henry,
Banev, .1 \V
Barnes, I) \V
Bask in, Sam
llcaslcy. Wash
JSethune, .1 J)
Berry, J L
Blarkwell. Stephen
Black well, Ben
Brannon, Krvin
Branuon, .Ian E
Erannon, Zimermon
I'.ritwn. Jurkaon
Brown, Tnoa
Buoy,
Campbell, J J,
Carter, Augustus
Clinton. Nathan
Clyburo, B K
Clyburn, William
Cooler, Ileywoo!
Copeland, T II
Copeland, E L
Cor?K;tt, Chas
Dandy, Will
Dawson, John
Davis, Furraan
Dixon, Elias
Douglas, Robert
Douglas, Frank
Doirity, G W
Eslis. John A
Evans, Alexander
Foisoin, J .1
Folisoir, Z T
Adkinson, I*a.i*I
Adkinson, Joseph
Arrants, Eddie
Bak?-r, W 11
Barnes. I> M
Ba-nis, 11 H
Bias ley, Cotton
Bethune. T K K
Berry, 11 K *
Benjamin, !>arv
Blaekwell, Wilev
Boy kin, Isaac
Brannon, W \V
Brannon. .1 Klias
Bradshaw, Au>ti:i
Brown, A S
Burse, George
John
Campbell, C IT
Casui Iv, N < >?. 1
Clarke, Jack
Clyburn. James
Colbert, Jesae
Copeland, Lem
C'.ipeiaml, Lee
Copeland, I. W
Croswell, Eph
[rairn
Davis, J as I J
DeBrnhi, Jesse
Douglas, Kee9e
Douglas, Wash
Doirity, F A
Driggers, WesK
Evans, Van llurcn
Fields, Tom
Foisom, J K
Gainey, George
Galloway, Sum
Gaim-3*, J as A
Galloway, Hartwell [tei
Gardner, S T Gardner, J W
Gardner, Benj.
Gardner. Eddie
Gilis, Miteheii
//ales, G G
Ha!!. L H
i:3n, s h
?fall, W D D
Hall, Elisha W
Uyli, J II
!la!!, Ciley
Hall, J J
^agar.s, E B
^ arris, Jell'
^ art, George
*':il I, TI1O8
^nri, Jerry
"ill, S B
li
eirincr J P
Gardner, C
Gsyfyrd, A H
Glover, Jame9
haU, S F
hall J M
hall, John
hall, Elijah W
hall, E E
Ha l, Jesse P
Mall, J F
Hall, G H
Hammond, R
Harris, Sain
Hart, Wm
Hart Henry
Hatfield, RT
nendrix, J h
Holland, F h
W
l4o!iand, Laurence Holland, Chas n
"ough, B F nough. i;enr)'
"ough, W P 1) Hopkins, T!?os
Hcpkins, Frank Humphreys RW
Huntlev, Y H Hyatt, Richard
Hvatt, Thos
?'ackj.on, Wiles
Jamec, Grant
Johnson, Sandy
Jones, J W
.1 tinior, Jetf
Kelley, *f J
Keile)*, I5en j.
Kelley, MiII?
Kel ley. Wm
K?ng, G B
; King, Win
| King, Anstin
I Kiljjore, Robt..
' Kirby, Wm
; Lane}*, Henry
i Lucas, S D
| M alone, Geo W
Massey, Jo?epl&
?j;an, M (f
J umes, Peter
James, A B
jniinson, 1) L
Jordon, John
Kel ley, M~ar
Kelley, nerberi
Kelley, Rufus
Kelley, John N
Kelley, Ander
[son
King, W ii
Kinp, G S
Kilgore, Sam
Kirby, John
Levan, Joe
Lucas, K B
Massey, Henry
McGliee, W j
McGoujran, M Cr McCougan, John j
MeGougan, Duncan McGougan
M cM aster, Josi ah [Angus
McDonald, Henry McMaster, Frank j
Mcf'askiil, J A
j McKnight, Robt
McLatrin, J A
M iujijly ton. Wm
Huldrbw, Howard
Newman, Willie
Xewsom, R S
Outlaw, J A
Outlaw, Sid
Outlaw, B A
O'Neill, Eddie
Perkins, B P
Pri.e, W T
Ratclilfe, W 0
Ratrlifie, B C r-j
Rol?ert$on, Nelson Roliertsoa. J:?s.
Rollins*, R B Rollins, Willie
Scarborough, Andrew Scott, Walter
Sellers. John
Shaw. Tillman
Smith, N A
Stephens, Thos.
Steeu, Sam
Stokes, Rochelle
Smokes, W J
McKinuon, 0 A
McLaurin, J K
McLean, C K
Middleton, ii
Mun^o, Daniel
Jsason, Willie
Newman, S N ^
Norweod, B L
Outlaw, James
Outlaw, Press
Outlaw, W h
Peebles, L H
Potee, Grant
Ratcliffe, W H
Ratclitfe, J P
Reed, Pompey
Shannon, Blair
Smith. W S
Stephens. J B
Stephens. John
Stokes, J K
Stoke.*, James
Stokes, Simeon
Stokes, ii B
Taylor, Jctf
Thorapst d, W m
Thomas, A T
waters. L M
walls, J M ;
Washington", C W
waikics, J N
Stokes, S B
Taylor, John
Thompson, Jno.
TiHer, E K
Waters, \V \V
Watts, T E
watkins, J W
walkius, P ii
V ?** '
Walking N A
Williams, Adam
Walking, B S
Williams, Jake
wrav, Frank.
School I>istrict No 10
A damson, Willie Allen, Mru^e!!
Anthony, Seals
Arthur, Poweil
Barnes, H H
Brevard. Moses
Brown. Gay ton
Brown, P S
liush, Aaron
Carney, Bil lev
Carlos, Rob:
Cato, Minion
Archy, Jim
Bailey, Tom
Brevard, English
Brown, Roht S
Brown, Tom
Brown, Webster
Bush, Jim
Cantey, Henry jr
Cato, John jr
r?inninghara,A W
Cunningham.J B Cunningham, S H
Cunningham, W A C unningham. W
C r.nningham, C
Cureton, W C
Doby, Sam
Duten, Rc?ss
Kiev, Ike
Everleigh, R
Gaither, Dave
Gait her, A W
Gill, Perry
Green, Dave
Green, Azanah
Hammond, Peter
Harris, Dar'l
Harris, Hariy^
Harrison, Richard
Jackson. Henry
j imes, Martin
J:in?*?f Reuben
James, Cato sr
Jones, A G
Jones, R C
Jones, Joseph
Mack I in, Willi**
McCul lough, Abe
Perry, V C,
Plyler, Seb
Richards, .1 V
Riclmds, N S
Ro igers, Gilbert
Samuels, Aud'rVn
Smith, John
Smith, Marcellns
Thompson, Robert
Thomas, John
white, Henry
white, Horace
white, Alfred
whiiaker, Willie
wilson, Ed.
In the above lists, it is not im
probable that the School Trustees
have omitted some- nam?s. All
such omissions I shall be glad to
have reported to me or to the Trus
tees, that thev m?y be properly en
tered on the Tax Duplicates.
Names in other School Districts
will' be published t hen tliev are
handed in. D. C. KIRLKY,
Auditor Kershaw Countv.
Cunningham, S
Cuieton, J B
Dunlap, John
Duren, Adam
Everleigh, F
F(?ster, Rul?e
Gaither, Daul P
Gaither, Green
Green, Nat
Green, Ike
Hagans, Andy
Harris, Buck
Harris, Andy
Harris, Fisher
Hay, F J
James, Jos
J awes, Andy
Jaives, Isar.c ^
James, Cato jr
Jones, K L
Jones, Tucker
McC u Hough, N
Mingo, Win
Perry, Lee
Richards, J G
Robertson, J F
R/xlgers, N
Simpson, John
Smith. Poiter
Street, Doug
Thompson, A
White, Eivin
White, W P
white, Frank
nvhitaker, R
willi tms, Jerry
mills
Poll tax $1.00
Special school tix District No. 1, I>
mills.
Special school tax l>!*t:ict Ntt, 4, 'J
mills.
Special school tax district No. 10, 'J
mills.
Taxes arc payable in the following
kinds * f funds and no other: Gold an<l
Silver coin, S Currency, National
Hank Notes and C-tfupons which will In
come payable during the year 1802. on
the valid Consolidated "Bonds of th's
State, known as .lie "deficiency Bonds,"
also on Juror's certificates and the per
diem of State witnesses in the Circuit
(\>nrt wi'l Ik* received for County taxes,
i not including School taxe*.
All information ::s to taxes will be
j furni-hed upon application,
N. B. ? Tax-payer* are urtfed upon to
\ pa.v their taxes as soon a* possible after
| the l*>th day of October. to a\oid a rush
of business on the last ? ays of collection
as I have no authority to receive taxes
after the time oi closing th<- books with
out adding the penalty, and the jrrand
jury f >r the county have especially re
? ommended that there be no extension.
No li*t of natp.es for tax receipts w i'l 1 e
rec< ived unless the amount of the tax
| money is deposited with the said list.
: Th> iu!e will Ve strietlv adhered to.
J. C. h'OU.INOS.
County Tiea surer.
^HKIUFF S SALIC.
o
f>? it Tit ( ? Alio 1.1 N.\ ? KkICSIIAW Coi'VTV.
Harriet II. Krutwdif et al PVt'ft'n..
I'M.
Tho*. Ho i/ hi n et nl.t Deft*, ?
Action for Partition ,
1'nder and by virtue of the deeree of
His Honor, udge Kershaw, of date Sept '
14. 18 Y2, in the al>ove cau*e, I will off* r
fur sale on the first Monday in November, j
ISO J, in front <if the Court House door, j
city of Camden, state and county afore- j
sai l :
Tw o thousand acres of land, of the es
tate of Burw/U Bo\kin, defeased, t>ound- i
? *d ;?s fallows :
On the North by laud formerly of
James Chestnut, deceased : F.aft by
land formerly of Tbo? . E. Shannon : South
by lands of e.?tate of K. ('. Kennedy^
liarrkt B. Kennedy, and Flora 1>. Bov
kin.
Ternm ki sale :-d0ne-f mrth cash, bal
aneeiu rn?, two g^id three years, secured
by l?nd of th^'ptirchaser or purchasers
and mot t'/ageof premise# sold, I'urchaa
er r< ? jmv f?i r papers.
Thesaid land has been stiUlivided into
fourteen tracts to suit purch*?"T?. The
map with th?* re*p?-cti*o lots ?,f lai-d ean |
be seen in rny otfh-e.
IAS. ].. HAH. K.
0<-t. *th, 1*02. s. k.o. !
TAX NOTICE.
OmCK ok
Coi'NTY TltEASritRK KkHSUAW OolSTY,
Cammkn S. 0. , ()? t. 1st , 18t?2.
In accordance with tlir Act to raise
supplies for th<> fiscal year, commem-ini:
November I, 1S1M. notice is hereby trivcn
that the Treasurer's office * f Kershaw ;
county will Ik* open, for the collection of
lux^s. Saturday, the 15th day ofOctoIier,
1*02 and w II remain oj>en until lR'ceni
hcr Pth. ISO J.
The rate per centum fur Kershaw
county is as f.dlow* :
For ?tnte purposes, 4'.,. mills
*' school purposes - mills
ordinary county purpose--. 3 mi'ls
interest on railroad honds, 2'... mills
J NO C. WINTERS
Wholesale Grocer. '
Wholesale Dealer in WINES,
LIQUORS and CIGARS,
No. 183 East Bay,
Charle3tO!vS. C.
J. A. SHEOKS,
Collector & Real Estate .A gU.
Camden, S. C.
L A. W I TKOWSKyT
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
CAMDEN. S. C,
jp^Trartioes in *11 oi the Courts of
the State Special attention given to col
lections.
j-p 1H1LLKK HOY KIN &CO,\
fflTO RIVERS
AT
I A. D. K E X X E 1) Y S,
j Highest price paid for cotton.
South Carolina Rail way Com
pany.
I). 1 1 . C 1 1 A M l'? K It L A 1 X . Keivi vor.S
(Vvmhkn, S. June -2n<i, 1892.
On anil aftor tin* date train-; will rr.j.
in accordance with the following sche
dule.
(rUlX?? SOl'TII.
I, raw Cnnwli n
?' Boy kin*
44 lIajT(MMls
44 Ctamnont
" Dixie
44 Caitvlen Jo
'4 Miililh-tim
44 Wutorve
Arv Kin^vilUt
Arr t'Mlumlnii
44 Chariestc.M
44 Augusta
Dailv
/'
C.'JING NORTH
',?>ave Charleston
44 Columbia
41 . fu^usLa '
'* Kinjrville
?' Wati'ive
' MMillfton
" C.mdcaJc
14 Dixie
44 Clareinont
44 ' 'I I agoutis
44 Hovkins
Arv Can??len
Connections for the North
Charleston, Cin-'innatti Kailmad awl
Avitli Narrow (iauge at Yorkville.
For through tirkets t* > all jM?int> North,
South or West or vi.i Civile S. Ship C>.
to New Y-rk and tho Kast via t harlos
ton apply to
J. li. WAM.ACK.
A tft. Camden.
C.M. W.l II D. General Manager
srHKDt u: or Tit k
Charleston, Chichi uat i and
Chicago Itailroad.
Taking effect Ajnil J7th, l-'.L'
going xojvrn.
Lv.
fain 1 en
" I?kK;i!H
4* Wrstville
'4 Kcrsliaw
?' I lentil Spring
" Pleas;; nt Hill
" Lancaster
" Cntawha
" Uoek IliJI
44 York vil!i?
'4 H lurks Iturjf
" ShelSv
?' Iv utlu-rf. ?r?lt? .n
Ar. Marion
GOING SOl'Tll.
I.v. Marion '.MOanil
Kuthvrfordton ]i|.Vi;1 m
" SIHKy
44 Ithu-kwmrg 110 pin
" ^ m.lcville ?? ->o >, Hl
44 Kork Hill jy, ,
' f'atauba Jet. \:\
? Lancaster :;4f, p tn
?* Pleasant Hill 4 0*. p m
" Heath Spring 4 <K? p m
I ?' Kershaw 4 *4 ,,
j ?? Westrille 4 37 m
?? ItaKalb <4* pm
Arc amden j 0.'i p m
Trains stop on signal at all stations .
j Passenger trains ritn throiign be
tween Columbia and Marion.
| Connections made w'th li. & f>. at
?J.a .ksburg anH Kock Iliil and with S.
i A. L. at f..t:'\\a i Junction.
C. M. W AK1), (leneral Mtttia-'cr
A. TRIPP, Supt
1ST AKRIV
eD!
j Mv Stork < f Fall and Winter Clothing
for Men. Youth?* and Boys'. You will lind
] n tins line a vaii.-lv of prices and many
j decrees of luxury. 1 tilt every prii*?- . no
' matter how low, buy* the latest style and
best Hoods for the money to l* had in
the city.
The department for l.oys is fil>d with
the choicest the market afTords. I have
added to this scoro of beautiful st vies
I mid design* in Boys* Clothing, whihl
j have given my special attention. The
i ut<iek is csj>ecially strong in suits fit tor
! school wear and no doubt the parent*
will avail themselves of my facilities to
I serve them. j
THK KNOC K A HOL T SI* IT
is matle exclusively for me, for hov s ?"? to
15 years of age. The coat i* double
I breasted, every weak point is strength
ened, ?> that it is just the suit for 1?*vk
who are hard on clothes. The mateti.il
itfsiU" w<k>1 and in colors that will not ?oil
(lyy ? ?fiiai'A Ait.nn
-rrr
FALLI^KCKWKAU
In the largest, choicest, 'richest and nx*t
varied line t? lie a^?en In tl?? eitv. This
is no idle bos?t,< btit a fact that will be
come plain to tax one that Will use hi*
]*wer of obaerraiion. New lines nfe
coming ia daily.
UXDKKWKA It.
My line of under* ear i? In keeping with
the re?t of my stock. Light- weight
Merino f'?r early changes and heavy
weights later on. This line enihrace# all
? the latest novel! iei out; showing many
ftvlei, qualities and prices. You ran '
buy anything in 'hi* line yoj in:iv need. '
from the cheapest to 'he very beet that
can l>e produced.
FALL DKKBY S.
fin* new Fall atylea are now in from :
riiO"t of the prominent maker* an 1 I am :
i ready to supply you with any style or |
I color, in soft or stiff hat* froin $l,*0 to j
yi.W. My immense purchases. hythe:
score* of cwd. direct trom the makers, t
\ i-nahlc m<* to effect a great nv frig in buy- '
! insr. and not to be bought of by tho?e who ]
? h?ve to bey ir. small qualities frew the i
! middlemen. When yon need a jutkeepi
use in mind
M. L. KINAHD.
OOLUMBIA,-S. Ql
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Who will V tho nrxt ( ft'lmi <|i)t*itt?vii wo tinn't an
,swor with absolute cortalutv, although, t li#k ohnntv* mv nil la %
! i>ntblo for
CLEVELAND
GROVER CEVLELANO.
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But still there will remain doubt until after the Novem
ber next.
The question, even more important than that, to Renmuw
and surrounding counties, is xvliore. during these hftnl timeSiCrttt
the best goods l>e Iniught for the least mowe)? Ihil question !
tlieie need l>e no doubt About, We will let the crowd, hwviymft
by the many other COOl) STORKS, refusing their polite
urgent requests to come in, to reach our Emporium and
GKNl'INE BARGAIN IIOISI:,
answer this question. We need not mention tW iwW,
body knows it. Put that question to Kershaw. U?c?M?w. i a<i?
field. Chesterfield, Sumter and Richland comities ami y i< ??"
hear the answer come iu a mighty chorus.
THE FAMOUS
GILT EDGE STORE.)
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The reasons are simple why we should lead We have had
an experience of 2*2 years as clerk and proprietor and over *
residence of 155 vears here with close study ot the needs of ourcu>?
tomers, and an unbroken detcmi nation to supply those needs ar?
snflicient reasons to EVEN THOSE WHO MAY BE ENVIOUS
OF OUR SUCCESS.
We, in our last, told the ladies (although it was hardly neces
sary) about our Iteautiful, as well as cheap Dress ( ioodg. Trim
min^s, Cloaks and i veryttmi^ to he found at a FIRST CLASS
l)R\ GOODS STORE. Another lot of Liul'ieu' Cloakf ar
rived hist week and the balance of our huge stock in tint line
will arrive this week Listen to some of the hummer*:
Men's RaN. 6-11; solid in ev?Ty r?*spect, $1.00; cheap at *1.2"/.
The best mail's eaif, congress or lace, f>- 11,
Men's plow shoes, only !)0c.
Men's mid hoys' wool hats, only 25e., worth 40c.
A fine line of felt hut* at uuheurd of prices.
Carpets! Carpets!! Rugs! Rug*!!
Tapestry carpets from <"?()<?. in>.
Hemp carpets, from 12ie. up.
j Cotton chains, all wool, in two und three ply.
To see them is to buy. to miss them i* to Ion? * chancy t, I
I you lifetime
Smyrna Ru<rs in all sizes, from tlm Minalh>t to t !?<?
Mcquette Rugs, the haudsofnest eyer offered.
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j 60 chil V suits, coat and pants, only V><\
j Hoys' suits, 3 pieces; coat, pants mid vr?t, lrotn $.'/ V ? ? ? |?
! Mens' suits, from $3.f;() up.
j In riie clothing department, we Inmght ovrr ?.1 ,0'KJ <i<i U<m?> ?|
manufacturer going out ol business, mid anything m ihi* ImI * ?h
save you 50 percent
Suits worth $6 ?">() at $l.~>0, worth 000 at t|00t worth IM00I
? at 7 00, worth 1*2.00 only 8.00, worth lo.OO only HMti). *ro?tb|
IS 00 only 12 ?")'). Pants and overcoat* iti ?am? pt<?jfrH {?./?.
Dickey Ker>ey's coat, pants and vest only fVOO
1 We are agents for the celebrated
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PIEDMONT WAB0H8.
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Remember we s?*ll checked homenpnn, sh? etin^> Imll ihieud
and bleached goods lower than you can buy elsewhtfr.
Retjwtnl)cr, merchants, city and country, that vv?: j?,h nil
?roods as low and some of them lower, than any city in tin Unit,
ed States fiake (>)nt's Thread fur instance, we well you at 4 ??, H :
per cent, oft', which is better than II. B. Chifltn k (Jo. < a n d<> !,?
cause you would have to pay the freight in addition to those, j
prices.
We eell you sixty balls of thread ibr 4'<ic , and ev<-iytll?ng
else so you can make money. (Jail evciybody and ^et a present'
gratis, and see the Biggest, llnndsoniest and Cheapest stock ewt
offered and receive the warmest welcome from a corp ofclrrks,
to numerous to mention, as well a- yours gratefully for many puni j
lavnrs,
P. T. VILLEPIGUEj
1'ROlMUKfOH. |
IMPORTANT
NRW GOODS FOE S
STATION?
KINKST ASSORTMENT |
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Toilet Soap, Medial
Ar icles, Tocai
A full line of Dto^f
sician'a prescriptions
*?ii1y u>ed in my
We are always rfiid *
t ion pi veil t<?all. Call an
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Evrry time you rru?* lym
on thr innrjriit of tklui. ftta
of 810.00
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