The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 28, 1898, Image 2
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ComniunW'tlion* will 1m- | > 1 1 !?lisli? .l ? Immi j
Of iuUT(,-.-t Co I III) milfial JMlI'lic lllltl I
nit r? f a .lofiwontory iiiitiirc. No ?*??- <
Hp.tnHihility will be - hnsiiiiu-iI for tl.t
VU'W'8 of corre^ji. in.
RvrKH '? koh A ovkhtimino : ? Orilimuy
I minion t ai|vi>rl isiiit iiiK, first insertion I
$ 1 .1 V) jn?r si jua i c ; rai-li Hi?i.M??.jm*iiC lll? ,
sortion AO roil >m |>c/ mjuhh'.
Cattjl rnU'n /?>r Wii.it*, | j os l ii ix I Koun.'!,
Ac., not xor*o<! 1 ii if five liru-H, coiith
tmrli insertion nn.| cents per line for!
Vill i. H.l.iit iofllll till**.
ButtinniM IocuIb, ficerits per lino oftcli in*
sert ion.
OMii ial iiiwl legal notices lit the rale a *
lowed liy Ihw.
Kates for I'ikUtract advertising w ill In* an*
tioiinceil ii | >< tn application at t In* oliice. '
t ' n ri ? I i . I ii t ? *m ' CnriU for fonn'y olti ????.-? |
$?'>,00. ('i?iii?'i,Hsioniil $PU>0
lveinittancea hy rliccks, draft* nn I | t a I j
money or. Nth hIioiiM lie made jmyulile
to W. L. Mi DuWKI.L,
( 'miulen, S. ( \ j
f ?? 1 ?.1.1
Col. A Isloii Dead.
Col, J. K. Alston, of tho lat S. C
ltegimenl in dead. Col. Alston
w ii h ii innti of nohle impulse* and
his h 8H will be keenly bit An oa
(ilmnyo iIiuh beautifully portravv
his chili acter :
"In tlu? death of C.-l. Alnlon of
I lie Ihi lic^iu.rnt, t lie Suite ohh
lost ii noble Hon Mid n gullnnt koI
il t<' r. Hi; wished no cin ply honor
hut longed for tin* buttlclield, long
ed If 11 ju' h l fur his oun lit) y\# cause,
if need < 1 i ?* f<>r 1 1 ? iimne of bin
proud Slut Sh.'ill i his Slate then
I'ii i I tn no him nil honor? No, hi*
praises in ? t h t ho Bounded from
in > mi ii ti n ti to H"nhoiiid Unit till may
know hi' fill it iixii i vr to i< i h d.ity.
A lino man, h self sftrullring olll
re r, a South ( "n rolininn of whom
WO should nil ho |?|oud. 'I'lio no
hiundH crn?ncil his hiow from vie
ftiricn on the loitile Held, yet the
I'nne h and lilliett entwined fur his
bier hy thoumindu of loving heartu
ftpeok of that penco which wo must
nil look forward to. l'enoo whleh
pHShclll undent la nding."
Secretary llolloway informn iik
111 nt, the prospects for n fine cxhi
hit. and Uigo uttemlanfo tit the
Stute Fair is ve ry Haltering.
Meeting of Tcacher'x A sacn iation.
The November meeting of the
Con nty Teachers As*ociftlinn will
held nt iho CI rnded Solioo] build
ing in Cnmden on iho lln?t- Satur
day, the Mb day of the month, a'.
II o'clock.
An interesting program will, lie
carried out. The topic for <1Ucu?
flion will he "IIow to Btc.ure a hol
ler attendance? at our ineeti hub,"
to he dipcuHM'd hy Mr. L. T. Mills,
MUr Maggie Mc.Caskill, Mrs. N S
Wit ho is ii ii d Mr. J. K. Watkiim.
Jbuidew the question box will be
opi ned nnd the i villaining tluiw de
voted to it.
All teachers aio urged to Attend
prnmpllv on time, nnd every one
interested in i d uealional matter*
aro cordially invited to attend.
W. I. Villoplgue,
Chrm'n Com. on Program.
Mt. ricftBiint.
Kd. Chronicle : ? On Intt Sun* I
tiny, TlnmiftH, i he* f < ? 1 1 1 1 <? e n \ear n'J
hoy of Hi-v. .J. I.. Mm tin, accident 1
ally ahot himself. the bullet look ?
< lFeot in tin* palm of Mm lift metH- '
carpus. Tin* wound will not licees- ?
i-l I ate ?i n m in pu f n t ion.
The (Viiii r Township Sunday
School ('oil vent ion will inert on I lie
2 lt> I. inst. Mi*. 1*. I'*. Whihlen, (if |
Charleston, tho Stale Held Sec i e t a - i
iv, will ad dues the Convention. |
Also Meseis Hera and Hoozer, of'
Columbia. The Convention meet*
fit B rov\ n's C ha pel.
Mr. Kd. thoie will ho a public*
debate at Ilidgrfdde School house |
on the night of the 12th of Novem
ber. The queirv to ho discussed!
i* : ??Resolved that war is onsen-!
tial to progress," Willie II. CJolT :
nnd \V. (Inmptou (\>hb will lie the!
nfSl nnali vc speakers, and K. 1'.
Odom and ? William* the nega
tive ppeakeig. The public are in
\ iled to attend.
Lftler. ? Since arnding in the
nhove quite a ''fuunv peculiar"
wnrringo oecu rred on last Sunday
Mr. John ICoon drove by Row .?. L. j
Marlins, It i ?* now f:it hei-in-ltiw's I
ho us?, and w?ih willingly permitted j
to carry his daughter, Miss Carrie, j
to prenchintr but ? aln*-! it whs riot !
1 lie intent of either to bo apiril
ually benefitted, hut numerically ; J
so they drove to two churches, hull
finding some one to object, contin-i
lied to the home of Mr. John I'or
, ler, a notary public, where the)*
were happily united in the holy
bond* of matrimony. Thus was
one of the pupils of Ml.,*' l'leasar.t
school room transferred to the
homo of a husband. Discipili and
tutor join in n hnppy wish to tU? ^
rewly married couple.
W. I lampion Cobb.
Great crowda attended the after
noon and evening performances
yeaterday of Pawnee Hid'* Grand
Wjiid Went Exhibition. The ahow
.iifflodliifougliaul, and give* a
pivtara of lifo on ibe plaina auch
mm can b# obtained in no r>it)?r
4bMre>r ?<JCJ iW many f?al?re?
- ?## f ?|?plau4#4, nnd the
lk#t i* Wtll worth * viait.-~ft.il a
4Mf! fa* DmUj L*Jgv.
Tho Artosian Well.
Work ha* been in*? < 1 njjain
upon tlx* nrltniui) will, and tl>u indi
cation* are that w-e will hooii have nil
(lit! pn'o r we Wftht. A speed of
1 1 bolt' '2" f* < t | >?)>* <lav iw lie in;/ made.
J I It e tff I ! i-i being du?? right near tho
elccli ic light lion ho.
A rranuo your pinna curly to at
tend the JMh h, annual State Knir to
l?o l.oltl in ('oluinhia, Nov. 1 hh. to
Ihdi
If %<> u have any thiny to exhibit
it) the Stute Kuir, mi rid to Set t v .
TIioh. W. HoIIowjH) Pniuaria, S ( '.
for n 1 1 it- m i ii in list.
K? i in im ? ! Mri n g or send the f r u i i h
of your IhIiojm io the State A if ri
cultural and Mechanical Society's
Kail, afnl \ on need not exclaim, as
many are heard to do every year,
"I r<ii) heat lliat."
Liberal rail load ralea to the
j.>nal. S(mIc Kair in Columbia will
? . mrde by the i nil way lim a dnr
i n f h i r w c i k .
I lir honor of enrryinu oil a
pt i/e at 1 1 1 o Slate Kuir fur ont
wei ^ lis i I m intrinsic, val im*.
I'lUVIK'l! Ulll'rt Wild W'f'Ht, in ll'l'
best i - v * ? i s< en in tin? south ; the
? ? ii | ? t u r i ? <d tlx* fitnj?n coach by the
I ndiariH and their ri pula?i I ? y the
cnwho\s was vncifei ousiy, applaud
0(1. ? A tl uii la Co ii a I i I u t T? . n.
Beats t ho Klondike*.
, Mr. A. ( \ Tlioniha, of Marysvillp,
i Ti1 x , 'ia? found m moie valuable
I il iseoycr\ than lias vet been made
I i ii tin Klondike. K??r yeara ho
snll'eied untold ayonv from i:on
| mii in ption, accompanied I* v hemo
I i liayi'8 ; and was absolutely curi'dj
1 1 1 y Dr. Kiiio'h New Discovery for
] ( 'o n * n in p i ion, ( oiijjIim and C'olda.l
? Ifi* decbtrea that yohl in of little
value in compniison with thin mar
j v? I'nis ( u i e ; would have it even if itj
I cost n liundri'd dollars u holt Ic. Ah '
. * Ii in m , It ronch i t ii and nil throat and !
: I ii iij,/ ailViO ioiiK nr?' positively cured j
j 1 ? y 1 ) r . Kind's Now Discovery for
! Consii in 1 1 1 ion. Tnal bottles fiee at i
Dr. K. Leslie Zeuip a Diujj Stftre.
Kfyular size f?()c. and ^ 1 .00. (Inay*
| uiitei'd to curv or price refunded.
j Bueklen's Arnica Salve
The bc?t a a 1 vo in the wojld . fot-j
. ( ' u tx, Hiimm'm, Sorca, I'lcers, Salt!
U licum, Kover Sores, 'IV Iter, Oliap
| ped Hands, ('hilhlains, CornH, and,
! all Skin ICi options, and positively
jeurea l'ilen, or no pay required. It
[ in ^uaiautccd to "ive perfect satis- ;
I faction or money it-funded. l'rico !
! 25 cents per hox. For sale hy K. !
Leslie Z?-mp.
OSBORNE'S
I A ukii?(ii, Aotnul ISii* N'i> TfM Itook*. t
j Shvii li>ii9. Ciic'ti' liuaul Tor L'.?iBk?gi?o.
Notice to Taxpayers, !
Office of Trenanrer Keialiiiw County.)
Camden, S. <!.. Sept . ?lth, i
Notice ia hereby given that I will bo
lit the following muni il | >1 net1 ? on the
.Ifttea mentioned, t><i the purpose of col
lectins ?hx?'h f<-i fb (? ilsenl year. 1 SH S :
f.oeknow, (let. IMtli , 18t)S.
1 .ytich vrno'l, <H-t. HHli., 1898.
Hiil.'v'rf Mill, Oct. LOt li., I ft 1)8.
Weat vilii', t >i't 21?t., 1898.
Cureton'n Mill, < ?< t. lwfH.
The tn\ hooka will be opened nt t )i o
libove tibuis fn.ni 0 ?. to to | p. m.
\V M. 1 1 < )l*< ; 1 1,
Co. T ions.
Savo Y our Money.
The Farmer* iiikI Mirehimt* llh\?'k
Kinit'i Shop is prepared !?> do your
H'u< kmiiillunkr iufl Woodwork in a man
lier ungurpuaacdMi Camden mid lit price*
wl.ieh cannot 1 ???* 'iup!icnt"il and ".vliieli
!??"?? quoted 1 clow. I Iihv^h Midi me
t >e? .rue ] )ou^!ri*P. the wj.ll known hl:v< k
Midtli. whoao work enjoy a un enviable
reputation in thin commiinitv.
HORSE-SHOEING
Ail tin* \\ iy loiind for fiOe. Others
chnijfe sOe.
Tires shrunk buggy, one and two
horse ?ng>n) lor 4<V , othci s charge 5Ue.
All work guaranteed. Mv place of
htisini'fi i< mi iVKalh afreet, n. ?t far
from Midit str? ? f ami Tlie Chroniolo of.
I],.,. ? phiee IV r 1 1 1 m 1 1 y need by \Y . I".
II a!!. 1 uIku uiirv it line of
CofliiiB.
W ill be glad to have you cull on me.
Wry Kcspect fully,
S. M. HALL. Proprietor.
FOFS SALE.
The African Limbics* Cotton.
The African Limbless Cotton
is creating ji great sensation in
:i 1 1 parts of the country and
promises to revolutionize cot
ton growing in the South. I
have 7 H ol an acre of this cot
ton planted on a lot in Camden.
Under favorable circumstances
I Would have gathered three
bales from this patch but the
ruin materially damaged it, but
as it is I cxpect to get two
bales. The height of this cat
ton is from 0 to 1 1 feet. 1 will
have a limited supply of the
cotton seed for sale at. $'2.00
per pound or $:~)0 00 per b^?rh
el. Only a part of the seCtl
will be sold as I expect to use
the greater part ol them for
planting in Texas another
j'ear and thore who wish to
get theui should apply at once
at the store of Mr. J. C. Man
? lici'o a tm in pie si'tik of iuirf
cotton can be seen.
N. B. SMITH.
Sept. 21.
WITH MANY ADVANTAGES AT OUR COMMAND WHICH
WILL BF UTILIZED FOR THE BENEFIT OF
OUR MANY PATRONS.
Wc Extend To The Ladies Our Usual'
Fall And Wintor Greetings
And coidially invito thein to ??all and see what is new and
nov< I in Dress (iouils and Tiiininin^s to bo used this season.
Our vaiious lines surpass if possihlo all former assortments and
now shades in Drap VeKtes, ( 'ashmen's, Broadcloth, Novelty
Dress (idimIs, etc., cannot he foen ontsido ot our store.
f-V "III Silks >\r arc unapproachable in variety, (null
ity ami price.
We conduct the most complete
HOUSE FURNISHING DE
PARTMENT
in Camden showing this season u larger line than ever before
in Carpets, lilies. Mattings, Lace Curtains, Curtain Poles,
Shades, Tahle Linen, Pillow Casts, 10-4 Sheets and lied
Spreads (all hemmed and shrunk ready lor use) Towels, Toil
et Soaps, Hlankets, Comforts, etc.. otc.
-'Yard Wide Sea Island I -'2c, Prints 3 l-2c to 5c, Cheek
Homespun 3 l-2c.
CAPES & JACKETS.
Wo have the moHt complete ami nicest line of Capes an?l
Jackets ever brought to C^miidon .
Plush Capes from $1.50 up.
Cloth Capes from 60c up.
Cloth Jackets from ?r>(h? up.
\Yhi<?li is n#iin iti charge of Mih. Welch ia (ho talk of the
community. All the loading phndcfl nnd Rtylos for Autumn
and Winter now on sale. A visit to this department will save
you money if you intend buying a new hat,
SHOES.
Give us n 1 ?ok before making your purchases ami \\v will
make it ] >r<>fit :i I >lc for you. W'c are Hole agents for (lie follow
ing celebrated makes:
Mine & Lynch. Mens Fine Shoes.
Mill & Green ? ' Little Giant School Shoes, for Boys, Miss
es and Children.
The Sachs Fine Shoes, for I ndics and Misses.
Every Pair Guaranteed To Give Satisfaction
Ladies Donpohi Shoes from 70c up.
Mi ll's line Shoes from 98c up.
Children Shoes all prices.
As usual our .stock is complete with all the latest weaves and
patterns, with prices to match. We have added this season to
our Clothing Department, Strousc & Bros, line of clothing
which every one, knows to be the finest and best fitting Tailor
Mai'e Clothing in the Country.
Men's suits $'2.}8.
Men's Fancy anil Black Worsted Suits from $4. up to $1S.
Youths suits from up to $15.00.
Boys and Children Suits 7oc up to $5.
HArs & Caps*
Wc have i\ coin p lute lino of Men's, Boy's and Children* Hats
and Caps at nil prices. We nre agents for celebrated John B.
Stetson Go's Hats, and anyone wishing tQ purchase a nice Hat
will please call and see ours before purchasing.
GEHXS* 3TUBHISHIHG
CIOOM. i
In this department we are up to date in everthirlg'. itew
shirts, New Collars, New Tecks and Ties, Undershirts and 3
Drawers, etc., etc , ctc.
^iemember the place for bnrgains is
Hirsch Bios. & Co.
AnEdltoi'* Haul Lot.
A im I ?? r? i*li ??1 v picture of an rdt*
h>i'h in tin* Slate of Wnnhinji*
!<?() i h ih Hv\.r. l?y \ lit* UokI\ n (Mu li)
Si hi in ?? I : .
"There nit; always llmne who will
kicli. Kur inMance, if \oii publish
Juke# with wliifckf.r? tin ( loin, some
wi'l hu\ ) oil lii in lit* in a I una*
tic joint. you don't } > i i it I moiiu -
tinny tn.^'milu u<, llu'v *av you
t ri* it it Hsiiiift* tin foxhil. If \ o u
sptl'Mtl Won I Mt-i f Mild Willi* H i>OOll,
oi iv'iiinl untitle, tin \ v\ 1 1 1 h h \ it i?
MloltMi. If }Oti m print nn article,
they you fun'l vviiu*. if y??u
any a deaervi ny word fur it man,
vnu ni t- purlin! ; if > ? ? ? i <* < > in 1 1 1 i mnii
ilit* luties the men art- J.-mIous; and
if you dfin't ilu- vt i diet of the In
dlfb |m to ilit! t lli'i l ill ui your |?'t| ei
is not lit to u*e in I lit* count ruction
of a Inistlw. If you Kt Ay in \ our
olllce, \oti Hie afraid to remain on
the streets; if von do j on are lazy.
II you look seedy \ou urn Htjuuti*
dci'tig your money; if you wear
good co:'hett, you arc ft dude and
don't pay for tnein, If you play a
social game of mii.v kind aihI get
Mt ml', you are a I i h h ; if you win,
you are a tin horn, him) ho it, goes
through one continual round of
pie as an t complication#."
COTTON GINNING.
I am now prepared lor gin
ning cotton. Willi new ma
chinery, new building, etc.,
etc.. I tun Letter prepared than
ever lor ginning cotton with ra
piility and promptness. Your
patronage solicited.
Verv Rcspectfull y,
C. C. VAUGHAN.
Sept. 131 li, '98.
W. W. Hoggins,
Plumbing,
.Awning nnd Pump Work,
Wind Mills Put Up,
Tinning,
Roofing and
Hoof Painting.
Satisfaction guaranteed. I can
be found on lower Broad St:,
in the building formerly occu
pied by Mr. 8. M. Hurst as a
restaurant.
Respectfully,
AV. \V. Huooins.
May 3, '98.
S;uth Carolina and Goorgia R. R. OoJ
Time table No. IS.
In **fr?*ot 12.01, r m Sundav, Oetobor
2nd. 185)8.
Wont?- Fast ?
First class daily. First clans <luily.
Leaves. ?. m. Arrives p. m.
7 Id Charleston 8 00
0 20 Augusta 10 45
9 20 Columbia 5 20
10 HV Kingsville I 28
West. 5T?rth Carolina Division. Fast.
77 Int. class, 1st clous 78
Leave ii in. Arrive p m.
1 1 40 Camden 3 00
12 00 Delvalb 2 40
12 13 Wostvillo 2 2H
1 2 40 Kershllw 2 15
12 >5 lfnatli Kprii'tf* 1 4")
1 00 Ph-ntnnt 11 ill 1 40
1 ?0 Lancaster ] 20
1 35 Hlverxide 1 0?*i
1 '>0 Catawba Junc'n 12 50
2 15 Hock Hill 12 25
5? .')?"> Tirzah 1 V 05
2 48 Yoi k villa 1 1 ft2
8 0.5 Sharon II .'{7
8 18 Hickory Grove 11 22
8 :;o Smyrna 1 1 10
3 3") lilarkstuirg 10 4/1
4 10 Earls 10. '10
4 15 Patterson Spgs 10 2ft
4 25 Shelby 10 15
-? 45 T.attimore 9 55
4 5i Mooresborj 0 48
5 02 Henrietta 9 38
5 1st Forest City 9 21
5 34 H utherfonlton 9 ?MJ
5 59 Thermal City 8 41
<1 14 Glenwood 8 24
0 :t0 Marion 8 10
v m a *
75 2nd class ft ni. 74 2nd class p in.
8 20 Camden \ 4 30
8 50 PeKalb \ 4 00
0 0*i WpHtville \3 40
10 10 Kershaw 15
10 80 Heath .Springs 2 10
10 40 Pleasant Ilili 2 00
11 50 J^ancasterN 1 20
12 1.% Hfverside \ 12 13
1 50 Cutawbft .Tnuc'fl 11 20
3 10 Hock Hill J 9 50
3 50 Tirzah / H 1/5
4 40 York vi lie 7 i0
5 10 Sharon 7 15
5 30 Hickory Grove (5 ."(>
5 45 Smyrna t> 30
8 20 Iiiacitshurg 6 00
81 2nd class ? in. 82 2nd class p m.
7 40 Blarkhburg 7 26
s t/<> Karls 7 00
S i0 Patterson fipjrs 6 45
9 00 Shelby C 30
9 35 T.nttimore 5 10
9 48 Moorwsboro 4 52
10 10 Henrietta 4 2Hm~m
10 3% Forest City 4 (.0
1 1 00 Hutherfoniton 3 30
11 45 Thermal t<ity 2 50
: 2 10 Glenwood 2 25
12 35 Marion 2 00
i- m r m
West. Gaflnev Branch. fcast.
83 mixod am, 84 mixed am.
Leave. ' Arrive.
5 30 Blacksbnrg 7 .30
5 50 Cherokee Fal!a 7 05
6 20 Gaffhey 6 40
M
A M
8^ mixed p m 80 mixed p m.
4 10 Blackaburtf 6 30
4 35 Cherokee Falls ' 6 05
5 00 Gaflney 5 40
p M
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r *1
Trairf No. 77, going west makes day- j
light connection at Ltincnrter wifh *lhe '
l? A 0. R K., s? Roofc>ITi)l with the
Southern R. U , foitift north at Blacks*
^>urg*lth the fwrtbtr*. Train No. 78,
gointr east makee connection at Marion
N C. with Iks Southern S. M, , at lllaoks
bwrg with Sonthorn and at Lancaster
with the Li C. R. R. Train No. SI,
soinges*! ewn^etfes at Shelby,
N. C . wkk tho M. A. L R. ft., going
east. AU local freight train* will carry
paoaangwa II providsd with tlckota.
L A EMERSON, Trafla Manager,
tf B. LUMPKIN. Division Fata. Xgt.
The Kind You Have Always lioutfht, and which has boon
in use for over ?tt> years, litis l>orno the signature of
and has been luadu under hi* per
, so unl supervision siiteo its infancy.
*'? Allow no one to deeeive you in this.
All (,'ouutericUs, Imitations and Substitutes aro hut Kx
perlinents that triile with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children? Kxperieneo against Kxporiiuont*
What is CASTORIA
Castorla is a substitute for Castor Oil, Parcgorlc, Drops
unci Soothing Syrups. It is Harmless and Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
Niibstance. Its ajfo Is its guarantee. It destroys "Worms
aiul allays Fevorishncss. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and riatuleney. It Assimilates the J'Vod, regulates the
Stomach and liowcls, ^ivin^ healthy and natural sleep.
Thtv Children's Panacea? The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE
CASTOR I A
ALWAYS
Bears tlio Signature of
The , Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
To My
Patrons
Friends:
This is the beginning of another season with cotton at 4 anil
5 cents per pound. This means cheap goods or no sale. 1
have got t he goods nnd they have got to be sold and as I have
always said I never allow anyone to undersell me, the money
is what 1 want and that I am going to have if you come in my
store. I have a big stock as usual, tresh and nice; nover have
and old stale stock.
FRESH GOODS
coining in every day. I went in business in 1894 when cotton was
about the same price it is now and I am Mill hero doing my
share; some predicted that 1 would not pull through that sea*
son. Low priced cotton don't frighten me, I have gone through
a hotter battle than this. 1 sold my good-* for such small pro
fits, I find that it pays to make small profits and quick sales. I
have kept it up and 1 don't wan't to change it. I will say to
those who have stores in the country to come in I will divide
the profits with you as I have always done. Some business
houses may tell you they carry a larger Stock than 1 uo; you
can say to them you get more for it dollar
AT HINSON'S
than you get from them, it make but little difference to you
how much fnoek they carry, Whu you waat is all ycou can
get for your money. I am watified with the pnst and I know I
will be wit li the future for I am working just as hard for yuur
trade as I e\er did. Come on you will find mo at the same
place.
Yours Respectfully,
Camden ?? sw#
I want EVERY LADY in Camden and surrounding
country to conic and inspect, my Xow Stock of Household
and furnishing goods. Tlic most complete ever shown in
Camden. Consisting of
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Ked room Suites,
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I>ed Steads (nil sizes, )
Cradles and Hal>y Carriages,
Red Springs and Mattresses,
Hall Racks and Book Cases,
Window Curtains and Poles,
Carpet Odd Squares,
Hugs and IVIattings.
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Lamps, Lamp Shades and llurnors, and in fitct every
thing neeessary to furhi*h your house. Don't, forget to
ooiite ?nd see me when in tovfa. *
J^@^Go^ds sold on ??'? ?. ' '?? s
INSTALLMENT FLAN.
Don't let the price of cotton keep you away,
Respectfully, 7
W. Geisenheimer,
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