The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 08, 1899, Image 3
' For Btt'o.
The plni'e oa nt't I l?y in ?> h i 1 1) t' t f v)
About til > 1 ? ? ?*< Hill i.f I'ily
of OJainden. F.jf fot ilu-r pni ?i, u
lui v apply to \V. W. Mukh
1'r >ti a:fo:l Ku -th jr.
A prott uclid meeting wiij ho* 'hi
Jll the Oninde'l H u J) l i :? t ( ' f: i, , . i? ....
Moll.lliy Wvi'li, l! e iS'Ji i : i n t R.
A. T. ?) A ill t mo it v\ 1 1 i ho d.tH;x(t-<| ! \
Kev. Mr. Ilcamv. toriuiMiy of \'n
ginia, but now of Joluitfioi), lio.s
State.
The 9\ aeo cf Placos.
? lio.'l't fail to i c- ii i i tin* uc?Y udvei
tisiMiU'iil of I ! i <? (Jilt Kdg?- Mi-K
in t.O day's For K.Uii,
timo Mr. Yihepignu hii* been in
the nortlien nmrkots and tin- it-suit
,t> <? f Ii til visit is Mt-rii in the iuiuK-n^*
alock of good* that ih roiling in
? ??> ?
( opt II. 12. H lUull.
Wo would call the t'b|H-iial atle*i
tiou of ts u i reader# tin* week in the
new advert iacint-ni ol ( ? p t. lli-ni \
K. Iftl-oiU. 1 1<! tjuoicH you pi ici'H
which cannot (ail l<> interest yon
and will aave you money an h!I
your pur chanes. Don't hn\ until
you go to set- hint.
?
Tho Worth of u Local NtW6i>H]Hi.
Senator D.ivis, of Illinois, i* ijjjot
cd an saying: lfKacli venr ov. rv lo
cal nowupaper gives from *f>0<) in
$1,000 in free lines tor t!ie bene
tit the community in which it i-?
printed. No other agency c.un <>r will
do thiu. Tin; editor, in proportion i<>
his means, docs morn foi his town
than any oilier man, and in nil fair
ness he ought to hu Mippmltd, nut
lificuirto \ on like or admire his w r i t -
illgs, but buoAUfte the l<>eal nc\v?j>n
per in the host advertisement a coiu
? m unity can hav?. It. in more o!' ?
benefit than teachci or preacher."
AN INTEREStBiC LETTER
FROM THE FAR
WEST.
Kind Words For Old (nntdcti.
Mayor Yx tup's f.cller.
Amite Cily, ha
ftditor Chronicle : ? l'??r bon.n tiino|
pur-t I I avc each week determined j
t<> smd y?>n Bonii'J hinjj from my i-ir]
West or 11 home, but Ri-niehow tin j
time? h-ts slipprd away before it was]
done, but ii(/W ! Jut vi' S( .ih'il myself ,
to carry it into ofieot .
J o begin .with we nave li.i'l wi tho :
pawl tW'> UK.'Ji'liM gr?-:;( IT boat ill i?l
li :s ever loon known litre, tin? mt r- j
rnry reaching ! t!;i in flu' i-l a le. A I :
t fust, wo greatly .-red I'm rain, but i
Jul fly have h:el a plenty, which In:* j
f f.i *on?e extent wived the ?T"p.J,j
!i loo Itdv h.i" l.'iil eii'p^.
\Y*> lira vi'' y <5 nil r.t piii:c<it. l.ow.
OVf-r, t i } 0 l c >1 i I ? c?t! ket'le i . iiii. in' r ^
in/* arid oandidati e are looming ? < j ? j
as i hick n.1 blackbiuirf; all tin? lo;.\;i
fra einitv set m ;injcinuj to serve the
hr people," the v. tors are "muv i
inn wood ii ii ? I cay in;/ liolhin;'.
Win i her wo mu to have primary or I
convention in no*. yet settle"!. A s
far an National |>??1 it i?? arc concern
od, Hnnou, MeKinlcy and l'lait. are
not iu i>. 'I bin Combine liar, about
expanded, to (iie burRtwg point.
J ii local politica. aiicrill and cierk j
arc tho plums ! ?o ? ?> bought afar,,
wiili hardly a chance of any of thej
oM olficeiR beinf; io ehc.Ud.
i am glad to hoc by 1 lie Chronicle j
that you arc really to have, (hat new i
raltoad and hope if will tie of great i
benefit to tho ohl town, although M
' may well term il. the new town, hut i
am fio?ry to roud of the rumor that
the ohl Camden branch road may
ivp. |?nt, perhaps like the old things, j
it has served the day qmd must make
wi?^j|^r tho new, although it is ft
bind n.ark. Jly the \Vay. mv father;
was one of tho principal upbuihloiK
i,( the roi.d. The advent of the Cam
den branch replaced the old time
wav ft' shipping cotton on flatH
down tho river to moot, the Htcam
boata at tho mouth of tlje river,
?That w:ih indeed u cumbersome way
This ifl nmonj my curliest rce.uller.-j
tions. I h eo the State farm crop
on ?h? old Champi -n plantation >m
said to be a failure to a great extent.
It looked <yell when we saw it. 'In
the. writer on viowi'-g th ? old place,
a thousand iioinotiea of the past
came up, among others when but aj
h,d, a May picnic wan given there
? in which tho then beautiful Miaa]
Mary Withers was the queen. Then ;
n^iain, just above :? t Uoykin r pond,
at a. picnic in which en many were
drowned, who Imd gone out on an
ohl flit boat which sprung a leak and
Batik. Then comes fresli my
mind the. first company that left for
Va., the speaking and band at the
ohl passenger depot. Conspicuous
among the crowd stood the towering
form of Col. Tom Warren, of the
Camden Jourria', who yielded his
liTe on a Virginian plain.
Yonr Lieut. Governor who haH as
sumed tho reins of the ship of State
since the death of Gov. Ellorbe,
seems determined to enforce ihc Dia
' p?naary law at the leaat ?^pense.
Tlia letter of Mayor Zerop to his
Honor haa tbo rtght ring for old
mtle crty ls gradually. Cut
slowly forging to tho front in im
provement. ?
Sometiipta I think I would like to
be iaHU* raai is my oI4 naU*? koine,
rf Wollr I gseaa I liave aboetwnle
trn epopgb now. SabaseH**,
| pa f down to day yon
iiWi to pay ut> toiaorio#;
. ?' a.. ?:
Sti'AU?Oi Than Fiction.
i I'wd men were brouyht to ( : it a ?
I too one duy Iiiftt week having lu en
j picked up on (i | h 1' t (: n i ho Re A b\
a ittcailuT. Tiiey v. ore id u tenil.Ic
I k t n t from hunger and tliust
j While on the ?Jilt' they had In
J ??nl ?i no of ihtts t?inii\diS 1 1 ? Krrn
i from perishing. li is mm) if tlu\
j tve itiry will probably botiicd foi
M 'lli'll UJiil Hit ? ?I?I Hill) lllUl'll dif
i*itf ct! question of U.eJaw of the t>ea
\:!l t'i'Uili in- brocket lip. \\ hethcr
i: <n iu their |<oHi! ion have the 't
t'"i 1 1 h I to kill UllOlItft TUU C\<'1>
? A(!|t 1 1 i h own k linen t , linn ni'vi r
'?i i u detenu i in
? f \
Morse ami Bu&|jy on n TreaiJe.
A wjf(i'?i from Lancaster says:
("I.'ist ni^lil about S o clonic, us tiic
jiti'in on I bo ] jMncuslct an. I < 'Ih'MIci
I i 'lihoad \v :Ih approaching tlic (l'O.s- ]
?* i>v< i I' i sli | m<* creek, i i! ( . ) i *.? s i ?* j' 1
! ?'*? it nl v ? n Imii ae uttsched ton topi
! * * i ? n vs v wtnl It* ii 1 v took the truck it;
! I i '?n t of iliV t?ng i in* ? Mil ran vv 1 1 U t he
j ^ | > 1 1* s! of tin; wind. K nisi nee r Wall, |
i who wuh at. tin.' throttle, brouyht
j ? In- train to a standstill. The
i horse by this time could not. !??? ?
? j
, ** fii, having pursued his break- neck i
eed down the t rack. The engi
neer then cautiously ptoceededon
il.i* tonrnev with the trnin. Onj
u ? " t . M
j io aiiog llit* t rest !e hi' discovered"
j i In: horse and buyyv nhoul 70 foot;
jfiom the bank in llu? trebile.i
J The (ruin was stopped]
again. The crow nnd passengers]
went to tin* place ii* ace t he ?t ran tie j
siuht. While trying to extricate!
the horse from his perilous posit ion j
he made a lunge sif-l tumbled over'
I the trefitle, a distance of -JO feet,:
|io lite ground lie low, carrying thrj
| I'tiuoy with him. He i'r.ll on his.
j head with the buggy top over him.
j The- horse was killed instunt' v. i
j When found his heed whs doubled j
op under !?is ?hou Idora. The buggy;
? nl eon me, was utterly wrecked.]
! I he hoise and buggv bolonged
j to Dr. .Jesse A. Clifton of the Kort
? f.uwn section of (Chester county.
| The doctor was calling on a patient
and left the horse unhitched in the
! yard. If >j became frightened at. the
! approaching train alid dashed on
j tin: track, in front of the engine and
! I be resu it was as above staled.
A Point About Advertising.
.Mr. Win. Gatison, of Lanc-aste).
u ! i < >sr name i>? a household word
in almost every home in Lancaster
?i ?i vi adjoining counties, tins retired
from huaine*s. Speaking of Mr. j
( / m r:no:i the V ork vilie Yeoiunn say* :
"We vcjircl. to note the ndire-i
ti.. ril of William (?anson, T^ncas
tei'rt veil liuowti mcrchn.nt, hoinj
i''i ii i j ; f ? g ?* t f,u account <;i failing
1 1 r m 1 1 I > . lie w.'ul to ],ulK-:istei
".ii|j ui in out nutliin^ .1 fuw yi!Ur|
;. ;j ? > ?. ?)<j 1ih? i-rtired '.villi .1 com foi t - j
:>??!<? fo: ! *.1 :;t', (.11 i? -it l?o rod if: ? eiesiOj
;j Mtl ?iOflOMil>?i: W.'lV, foi" ' lie IV is DO I
oi<e to charge him with dislowiest \
?md iutmorsl business practices.
Gitus?n i r* u Scotchman by hiitlt.^
:?e.;l when ho wont to Lancaster:
w rt 3 tj n ii k to s o I he at1 v an t 111 i
tin* right kind of newspaper adver-|
tirin^j a thing that in tliiii scctiouj
of tiie country oo n nut be seenj
: hroujjh I ) in ? n v of tiie. sm?ill bus
iness men, and in neglected by oili
er*. He seized the opportunity,
and combining it with his good
business judgment and taet, with
out which t lie advertising would
have been of little ?alue, reaped
his reward. He did some of thej
h?;sf" advertising wo have ever seen j
in country towns, and kept it up
with method and persistence tliMti
hrouuht him prMit and nvado hibj
n'une widely known in thfi section j
us that of a nuin who had Nnuide a]
success of life."
Bhei iff Wdlinnis on Top.
An unusual oecuroncc in lejyal !
proceedings, took place in Camden
this week which h1iowh that Sheriff!
W illiams is one not oasily downed
when once lie sets hi# head to do n_^
thing. Soino time ago I'et'cr Wil
liams, colored who lived in Sumter
eoanty wa? arrested in Kershaw
county l?v Slier ft Will tutus and lodg
rd in Jail here for laroeny of live
stock. Soon after the arrest a depu.
ty from Sumter enme for the. pris
<?ner hnl returned without him.
Sher ft Williams refusing to ?iv?
him up. Not long aao Mr. William*
was on a visit, to Hishopville and
during Iim absence the deputy ro
turned from Sumter with an orderl
from .Indue Huchanon for I he prin- j
nn.T nnd acting under proper advice
the Camden .Jailor turned over t.f
the Snmter deputy the prisoner.
Sheriff Williams when he learned
that hid man was yono was natural-'
ly very wrathy, but took a philosoph
ical view of the matter and said
nothing. In the mean time ho pro ]
c.eeded with the case, summoning
witnesses, etc., as though the prison
er was in the Camden Jail. When
eonrt opened here this week, ShcrifT
Williams stated the ease to Judge
Aldrich who promptly issued an or
der/or the return of the prisoner
frobi Snmter end the resnlt is that
the prisoner now rests in the Cam*
den Jail. Sheriff Williams says it
was not a ccnt in lib* pocket - but he
did not p-opoee for one of his pris
oners to be tried in Fainter county
, ~and lie wasn't?
f- Since -the sbovrwas wiiltvii;
Williams has plead guilty to' the
crime of which lie w*h accnfted and
Kershaw County *411 1h> benefitted
to lb? of 1G months on the
chain gang from W?.
A M seldom geim in trouble If
. ^ A 'aWa
r?: f
Aifcputant ProfoMor.
Mi Hiitiy Train ham 1 1 recent
t 1 v Ix t li u ii m n i iiic u sly lIi cUmI l?y
i l.o sskistm.. t jwofeaaor
ill K ft fc> i i K ti ;.t Wfikf I* ? ? t ?' 8 1 tolle^e,
N, (J. \V i' m o plftiBfil i ( ? Ion in id
jour \ouo$? friend's promotion.
l'Cl SOU ft?.
' Pi. A A who has Ut ?:
J i > :t u f?Mtiiii < i Viit'iilM'ii to (iii ni:
! S ?' ? i t ? Jim* t ct tii homo.
M:. i; JO M and; r\ lilt- i-? xUiiiujr
? ; n < . i : liii'lt'Aii I !i i:, wit!;.
I h?- iti tii \ liionds ni Mr. \N . \\ .
Mu-kit; will it? leai u that lu
J i'o it ic iii 1 1 1 h i t'H soiling mil ami u
lijttv I Oil I t .<111 I hi*' M i I ion
Mr M;inr.c3 Hann;, wh?t hus lici'ii
n tjuit.' hii oxtended vihit 1 1 1 Now
, Voik relumed ho nut Monday
i Mixr I0vo!\ 1 1 VVallnoe, wh'? ha??
| lit rn h | ?i iid i n ;4 iu:i' sn in iiu i indam
? lit. ii huh rU ui uuU l<? her home in
Sil OittM'.
Milt. TnoiliUS .Jfllkllli', < ? I So III
ii i, spent ii part of this week in
( Vutiii i ri.
I Mi. I*. I'. \ ' iilepigtie, who him i'o i |
sumo i i mo In- i n iii thii northern |
inuiUi'ls, haw relumed home. His
many Iim'imN are delighted to have
it i io hark hiuI lo s% o him looking
MO Wl"il.
<r Cutlet VV. A. A n t ? i ii n? , .7 1 . , of the
l- S Naval Academy at Annapollft,
?i f ? i- 1 a lutii? r.ruiiso aeroa* t ho At
lunlie, is visiting his p. uvula here.
Mis.s Annie ami Mil Stu.lvt, of
Itovkins, who have been v
fiiunils in I'amdcti have returned
, home.
Mias Pi n tn ft Hrndley is visiting
at Hoy kins.
Mr. Mohley Jones, of Hoy I; ins,
i was in Camden I nonday.
CON Tl.lKl'l i-;i?.
(iuoB* what young lady (tied t<
| shave a young niHii w ith a pair ol
j aeissora.
I
Court.
Tin*. ern?vl? ol' general mi sstons eon
I vt ?i?tl a'. 10 o'eloftk f). in Mond.iy
The roll of tho ju'V' was thon ealh'd.
.Judge Aldiieh/ftot hcing :ild? to t>t i
I here IjKfnn1' V'l M. on neeonnt of no J
Kundav irain, court was thou ad
j. ? 11 riu'd until 1 'J Ni .
T!'i?* In si case disposed i f was
Jlonrv 1 Jrakeford, attempt to rnpe.
N >i guilty.
flic ease of Henry ^ ? Smith,
Imuiso breaking and hiretnv wat
r.ezt t:ik<n up and a verdiot of not
?rj j i J <a w?* tendered. 'I hi* couiplel
t-.i tl.< work o*i Monday ami tlic fob
to '.mi i-_; eases have hiih'c Icon (Inputt
ed <?l :
? .'anios McD'inal.l, assault and
h'lltery <*f a high and :iggrnvatod rm
t i f. Not, guilt y.
Yw?de ii. Ijailunn, murder. Not
<:ni!:y.
.Iiilui Me'bn*. rl, \ minting vlis; en
s?rv hiw. N<?: guilty.
John Outlaw, adulter)*. (iuiity
i'jii t lint- < ?l ?10tb
4 > ? ? i ) Langley and Ijogan Hnri,
'ii.it . < ; 1 1 i i t V 'as to Htm Lnnjrloy.
i'liid hue <'?
\ v i : ? .1 :i?i v j>U:ud aiiftly to < luugo
e4 riding horse wit! O'H consent of
1 1 v\ no r Mini yiit ucc?l to hIx months
on chut n gung.
lluhber iiose plead guilty to
wounding horse and imdinious nod
clii? f aud was aentenced to five
months on chain ging.
lVter W^ijJIamn plead jjuthy to
l/ifc-ny ot live fctoek Sixteen
mouths on el.ain ganir. ami Hue of 81
KllioU I ?m I mt, privily scaling
(rum the portion. Not guilty
The following is the presentment
ot I lie tirand Jur\ :
To His Honor, .lames Ahlrieb, pro
in<r Jndgo September term ol
the. Court, 1800.
? We, the Grand Jury have pHsaod
upon all hills presented to us to the
best of our knowledge and ability.
The first mailer to bring to the
uUemion of the court in the condi
tion of the public roads in the coun
ty. The road lending from Pine
Tree Creek to Shannon Fork is re
ported to bo in bad condition.
The ron I loading from Camden to
Liberty Ilill and IlUck Kiver linad
fi i m i needs work hudly.
We made a fall report on '.he
Treasurer's books during the lasl
term of the court uml therefore deem
it unneeeosaary to report further at
this term.
The Auditor's offlce wo find in a
very neat condition, also thajb of the
Supervisor. I \
The report handed in \by the
Sept. of Education waa oxmniiiM
and found corrcct in every ^articu
lar. n >
A committee viaited the V?>or
Huiiho and farm ami reported the
bouses and aurroundings in a vof y
nest condition. The crops are
peeially good, and Mr. Clements, tbe
keeper, deserves runcli credit
The bond of tho Clerk of Court re
ported the last term of the eonrt to
ho insnfljeient, has nince l>i?cn
afrengthoned, and now considered
good. \
Tbe work npon the Court House
has l?e?n performed, but tho condi
tion of tbe Jail is still dimgeftfus.
Wo wonld cspccialty recumiseflw
thAt all n-yr that corns under tbe
juMMlietifm^r Magistrates be held
in the court to the nearest magis
ln?ts. f.' l -J ? .
? :?spocfcrtty~"ttMklifc Ida
Honor, Judgo Aldiiob and the Soli
citor for courtesies shown onr body
Respectfully submitted.
. G. W. UoMtey,
^ Foreman.
The follofriaQ old .Grand Jnrort
wer?di*w?><Mkrw? essi yeeri It.
Bm nol'la* J. X. Vaojhan, 1. B. CIj
pan. O. Wf. I *? Blw?i
pTo. uuto*. '
Climbing Up^Down Stairs
/?"CARRYING heavy burdens, washing, iron
la in?? scrubbing and other laborious duties
aro productive of an enormous amount of
Buffering among women who urn already weak
and prostrated by the ravages of female din
eases. The performance of these heavy labors
if) obligatory to numy women, but the snlfer
ing is not. 'i'his feature of the household bur
denn may soon be removed if worn* n will only
take the trouble to learn how. A few bottles of
PCBGTI CO FEHALE
btr.O s LC 0 PANACEA
ThADC (O. F?. DP.)-?
will regulate all menstrual irregularities, and
restore the entire female organism to its
proper condition. Tnke '">t . Joseph '3 Liver
Regulator in Hinall doses if there is any ten
deney to constipat ion or indigcitiou.
BED-FAST FOR A V t A H .
Gorotlo'e.'Femalo Panacoa hiiM tmuic a nn?st wonderful euro mi t }>c>
wifouf (??!>' of olir t i'U 'ii 1 1*- o'h- liii't Invit l.wtl -f.isl for twtlvc months, l.ut yoiu
iriv'dioiuv ilila CUI V'l l.? ! allii ?'h: i?. tylM i" luX Kllisiv, of :vnt<\
ni.\(i>. JilioS . Clii>hf>i>tx*. Ala.
( int. thin inedioinopfVom your dru^; int. If ho dovH not kcop it,
scud us $1 .00 ami wo will aor.d you n bottle, till clnrgoH paid.
I.. (1ERSTLR St. CO., Props., Chattanooga, Tenn.
LtWTOR SALE BY DM F LESLIE ZJtMP
AT Ti IK- FAMOUS
?amiE-MES
FALL STOCK
Is .lust Moiling in Every Day.
Of course you want the Largest and H^st Selected Stock to!
Select from, ami we take ^reat Pride in Snyin** that this U
THE PLACE
Ol places, and all wo nt-h i? to come and inspect our stuck j
find tfet our prires, ami wv are sure that we can makf our rela
tions a-i ?Selh*r and Buyer inula illy beneficial.
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Factory Baggina: and Ties
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A SPECIALTY
r_.
Be Sure to See Them Before Buying. Also New Bagging
and Ties as Low as the Lowest,
Look out lor a Mora Kxienrive Advertisement Later.
Voui h ResJwctjCully and Truly,
< r
The Famous Gilt Edge Store,
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H. E. HALSALL'S
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Will !u> a Mom*) >.i\,i lor nui . .Ju>t look at 'his partial
li* of' Hai^aius.
10 Pounds * < i ( . ratoil t tM >u "a* f?a cl 00,
V'u t'onmls (' Sou o* ,? 1 Oo.
I'nliO, S, ;) ii n- 1 10 per pour?l
Ma'-cauu'i, H ;"i;ts \n-\ piioknj*'*.
>v t ?t iv 1 1 , a * |K'i' paas.il, o* a \j ? . i i s fur i! to.
I I 'J v * ? t ? t !>**?? p?um?l.
! 1*.. ) '.i of So.) }> for V?ao.
I >?, ''0, ! an.i ( . ills MJlut.
' w'< jioaiiil Kurks * ?r ! lia?i\ t->, ,,>(). ?, aa<i CO (rant-* per sack.
Will Meei .any Piicc on Bagging and lies.
I
cai'vy a Vull l.ino of
| DRY GOODS and SHOES,
i Wl.irh 1 v, ill oIUt itt l.OW l*K!(.JK>{. ( 'all and ? <.;(: price:* bo
fort' purehaMag, and I Will huvo yua nioiioy.
UO.-j-ec! lull v ^
H. E. HALSALL.
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I w.iiu K\ K 2 * V l?A!>Y >n ('jujiden and h?nm> muling eonn
?rv i" come and i i ?>???*?<? l t<s\ New Stock o! Household mid fur
ni.vhiitk jfood*.
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Tim* inobv compu te ever shown in Camden,
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W in. low tVna:ns and l\?i> t=.
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all grade*. (jet in >' prices.
AJ,SO CAKRY SEWING MACHINES,
Lumps, Lamp Shades ami Burners, mid in fact everything
nccosfury lo liiniiah your house " * ' ? 1
, see me when in town,
?d^'G'oodri sold on
Don't forget to come ami
IMS! ALIMENT FLAK.
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i ??)i;t t let the price of eotton keep youawayJ
Kuspectiully,
W. GEISENHEIMER,
Proprietor.
To My Friends & Patrons:
^Thifl i? 1 1 ] g beginning of another .season with cotton at J and
hkw nts per pound. This means cheap goods or no sale/ I
Have got the ??oods and the}' have g*># to lie. sold antfl an I have
always said I never allow any one to underbid! me, the money
is what I want and that I am going to have if you come in my
h tore. I have a big stock as usual, fresh and nice; never have
any old s|ale stock. ?/ ? "
FRESH GOODS jg?
corning in every day. T went in business in 1894 wl^n cotton
was about the same prices ii is now and 1 ton still hero doing
my* Kiiare; some predicted that I would not pull through that
season. Low [triced cotton don't frighten me, I have gone
through a hotter battle than tins. I sold my goods' for sued)
.-mall, profits, I find that if^pftys to make a matt profits and quick#
sales. I have kept it up and don't want to^ianga it. j will
nay to those who have stores in the country Jlo come \w$> and' f
will divide the profits with you as have always fc}ome~A
business houses may tell you they carry a larger ttoek lhan i
do, you can ;.a;J:o them )ou get more for a dollar
AtHINSON'S
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j*Wh \'ou lift fr? Sr them, it maKes but little dHtt^nce to you
how much *tock t h^' carry. What you want it oil you can
f?t for four money. I am eatistied with the past and'l know
will be with the future for I am workiwr just n? hard for Titer
trad* ss ! ever did. Come on yo* will find me ?* the
I place. i^Sl Youn Respectfully, . * - .
D. E. HINSON.