The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 29, 1899, Image 3
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In* ? t* ""?? Ms t |j?' L' 7 t 1 t.l Sij(.
Cllibtt".
t Cotton M:n ki?t.
( : 1 1 1 1 < 1 ) ? n i- e In i|< 1 in; **<???
lis ri'Jiil ?ul i'Mi M s 'I ; mill c*i!r >n l.rtt
?<??1 I |V irf- I ^ ^ >?
? ? l-etti r I Sum it Ii t.i lircuiL'tt fii
sever id
KtM./.io'd Candies.
Mr <i C linirr, the ??roc<?r, !i>i
secured 1 li?? iio< lit'v lor Mi ]\i li/.i* '
Mul nsHi'H 'j'rtil'v , < "iic'imnnt Cakes furl
nil oilier uiit k t'H iii Candy. Call m> I
SCO hill).
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Mission Ai y D?y.
Missionary Day was <? t ist? i \ ? H
by the Ciunden i!?i|ii is-.!. Sniic!',\
School last. Sn mlti v in ? 1 1 ?) i ii</, I In
pro??vft nt mo as mi mi ?.'( <! I? v i In'
Han'isl Su inlay Sihou! lioarit was
cni't it il i ti t .
Lost Fivo Dollars.
Last Saturday, t !?** l-'ilnl. on Mmii.!
fd root l?'l wh'h the 1 1 . } i r k t - 1, and Mr. j
Dnvi I Wolfe's tlcni I lost u live dol. j
tar hill Tin* liioUr will lu? 1 il>i* r.ul ' v ;
rewarded if returned to me.
II A !'? !>V THOKN'K,
at 1 1. o ( 'intuit u t'uttoii Fact' iy.
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AaMgnmcnt.
A i?oo(5 deal ol .sui|iii-e w?s j
e;inseil when i In- fuel win ic?i i n?'?l j
law! Tiie>da\ lit". I 1 1 1 <_? ti i in 01 1 1 at !i- |
iV Knswell IimI on Monday t'vini'u;
made itli .??vsi?>i>nii nt lor the bene- 1
lit ? ? r iln'ti eiediiei?. i ii Jisfd j m- J
inent was made to C * :i | > I . M. i- !
Sin i lit.
Kennedy's Iiie.{.d at Mr. 13. F. V/nt- 1
kinc' iSLoio,
) I In- eie^a n' bread \v liii'Lt I lj i |
| nbi'e Iijih Jnlli !? mi in lo\e \\ itii
f it ti < ) t* a! Ki-iitioivV hnkery is now J
<?*1 suit' ii t- Air. I). I*. W Hi kin1* store, |
< oi ner M a i ti und Di-K'ilh strolls. J
'I'll i? in m ?rc al- convi tyience to ma J
llV of Mr. Keii lied S '? ells' OUIIM'S, j
mul one which h appreciated.
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Tin- IKeetiiiu
At. (J.e Ihtptist ( i.illi'li closed i<w !
Wed n.^-day niolil. Mr. Ki-iimv r??- !
tinned ii'iiim? yi'Merdav. ' { 1 1 1 ? nnut-J
i 1 1 closed urvrnd da\n cnrlii r than!
v?ms c*X|H'ctetI, r. Kimiiiv hnmij rnii- j
rd Itomi* on ftccniiut ??<' Llie inilis|>osi
lion of Mrs. llcemy. 'J ho meeting .'
wiih fjni'e :i kuccobb, ltcaI f^ooii he- i
ing ticcomplifthcd. i?lr. lie?in;y iH nn 1
?jAi'hCct, consccr.afpd man, nnrt while
plain. Iiln ]-,ro;ir-tiin^ is c?kooo?11 nyly
jorcoful.
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Dontli cf Mr. ICsnloch Matins
Mr. Kinloch Mat his. son of Mrn.
Alico JilaUiiH, olihis place, died sud
denly in Ni >w Haven, Conn., luatj
week. Particulars of I < i h death have
not yet been received here. Ho was I
<]nito a )Oiini; ronn, and had m&tiyj
friends in Lancaster who nro pninodi
to hear of his untimely death. ? Lun-j
caster Hevlew.
Ml*. ,Mathl? above referred to it; a'
oephew d{ .Mr K K. MathU, of piu!
jlown, una formerly lived ho?"e,
Went Jr'm- Business.
Mr. jii u s Hirsch wli.n for several
.weeks bo^ been in i!??/ ftprthei n I
markets, w?n I strictly ui.o buy ll;p I
^biggest and cheapest, slock ever j
brought to this section" and Ilirsch
Uros. ?fe (Ut. invite you to cmne and
inspect their mammoth stock. Jn!
itljeir Advertisement to-day thnyj
?promise "to show the old fogies
bow to do business this full on j
short profit* Mid (jniek sales,"
Their motto i3 : ''underbuy, under |
-Kelt at all and any liuiv."
More Condemnation Proceedings. !
Condemnation proceedings were'
held before n jury yesterday between |
the S. A. L. Kail road C<>, for j
right of way through the lancU of C. i
4>. Witte, ct ah, known as (hn base |
ball grounds upm; which t l'?o K. K I
Company wishes lo ?.ucct a depot,!
tilde (reck, *tc. Tho jury placed the !
vnlne of the land at J? 1,000. Tiififj '
>are acres in the tract. 1( in eon* j
aide rod that tho price set upon the
land by the jury i? a very f/iir and >
ju*t ono and it is hoped that all in :
tcrested will be satisfied a, id the!
work cf crcctiug the depot on the,
t>aso hall par'< will progress without!
further delay, for the benefits to be ?
derived by the town ami the public
generally by its erection theie art* I
too numeroiut fo mention,
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A Eright Future Ifor The South.; ?
J There is a masked difference in
J Lhe South of Loday from that of
thirty years ago. ^Ve have our
schools, colleges nnti numerous j
iargn manufacturing enU?r prises j
?and are in a stale of prosperity,)
and" our fair Southland i m destined!
to be the land of thrift and pros.
perity. Many towns am forming I
Villiagv Improvement A?WKdaUons, I
for ic proving the streets and paint
ing and whitewashing the old un.1
Uuildiag*. Now this is
applicable to your' case. If your
liuildiogs are not painted, write to
1 tie Southern Faint Company of
Wneblotr, N. C.t a now concern rt
irently established. Tbey are sell.
? jag a most excellent paint ai oaod
crito rates to people in ibe South.
Tito many people ^are troubled
whb peipUaUo* of UsWsibs.
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itiiMiu i. ill I'd ui' store. 1 hi
hi si him! i'Im'ii pi.'8t stock '
! 1 1 lies ever o l! t i V' ' I ?'f t 1 1 ulit .
I'! Hill s, (' 111!' *,?i'f IJ|?? UHlkili!..'
U . pu 1 i !||im-m , f <,?;<*' piPHW' \ i> u
You I'M I'l/l (lU^ltU'SS,
.J. A. SM ll'll
For Sale or K.mt
A li > u vi* tin L\ uli'ion Si , c(iii
i n in nji scv i n i o v 1 1 1 1 m . Kor lutthet
i ? 1 ic 1 1 1 ?! r s iippl v to I. A. W ittkow
- k \ i>i Mrs. S. A. W it.i Uovvsli ^
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Death of Mra. McMiimm.
M in -- McManus, a widow ladv,
w!|i> tor pcverai yrai.1 r ? * ? i ? ? * * < I >it
I )?? K ill), lull Inst, y?'M r moved t<>
* 'o! u in bin, cl i i:ii i ?) that city
M>?ndav Inst. IK r remains were
i>:<>tijilit It irk to tlii> county ? n d
iritciicd at Mt. /ion church.
Onions For Children.
A promim-nt phvs einn cla ms
that there wilt tic n. ? dipli llicria, .scar
1ft lever nor worms I ? ? i* children, )'
t ? i *? v < ut t lontifnlly of onions cvmy
dav, iHpfci'illv when <hrrc U a Hear
th v of t'resli fruit He buys -onions
'or his Tnnu<r IV?I I; k? and tlicv arc
?-Tvcd in > \tty ima-jina'do fashion.
Pisgah.
Dear < ?'h,onicle : ? As 1 liavn't
><M-n n h lli r from this sec', ion I
ilioiiolit I would vTiiii: and give a
ft- w < lots.
All tlu* farmers u:e quite busy
ija t lirrini! tin? He coy staple, and are
\i iy mm li cncou raj;t <1 at the ris
i ii if pricey for their products.
Mr. < P. Youn^ who has been
visit ? ri in this suction had icluru
rd to his home i u S ;i in te r.
Mr. K. S. llallicld has accepted
a position with Tindal ifc Cuttino,
of Manchester. i?. ft.
From Malvern.
Mr. Kditor : ? We tool; u &hoit
jaunt a few miles efic't. of town re
cently and found that Mr. Melvin
1 1 ill who is one of our live and pro
gressive citizens has been pusli
i n ttiiu^s aion <; on his place
si limit live miles town. ] ?? is;
astonishing to see wiiat fine crops
he has. Indeed one would be aur- !
piified to see how much he has im
proved the plaeo that he recently
purchased fdoco be tnnvrd there and j
took cliaryo himself. lie bait u
lit ?t c!nK9 engine 6(iw mill, ?iti?!
and gi is t mill in nib blast. HI r. 11 a! 1 !
ip certainly a hustler. fSucii mon |
deserve to succced uu<] \ye aro glad i
to learn that lie is doing bo well, i
The crops at tlio County Infirm
a ry arc turning out remarkably
well und every thing connected
with the institution looks to be in
a first class condition, and in jus
tice to ?Jr. W. M. Clements we
think that he doaerveo much credit
for the manner in which lie haul
rnunagod tho aifaira in Gouueution!
with our infirmary. Ho rooms toj
he ihp {ffjght man in the light
Our reporter learned mat liic ju. I
A. L. II. K. line nppcaled from ,thc j
decision of the jury in regard to
tlie amount awarded to Mr. K. H.I
hliiott for the right Of way through
his lands. Thp impression set-ma j
to he thnt tlie K. 1<. Go. had better)
let matteis stand as they ara -f n i
tliiw case. ( I
Our reporter also noticed how j
much our old townsman Capt. J. S ]
Merony has improved his place
"Holly . Hill." Kverythiog l??ok>
hi ight and cheerful around there.
f)f course this is understood, for
t.vu.7 0 n e knows that he is and a 1 - 1
w.'ivs has i?oa;; ope of our busiest
and most progressive oili/ens. In
deed it would be difficult to ueepi
him from doing something, wher
ever ho is.
Mr. nod Mrs. Wiley Slieorn have
been quite sick recently, and we
are delighted to leport that both
..f them arc improving. The whole
neighb.oi hood t egret m very much
to loaiu that mil. Sheoin and his
very intteresting fa^iily^ST*! ?o|ny
to move to to wo. They will he
missed very much Jjy the entire
t om hi unity . ami it m to be hoped
, hat liu can d iul will try to airaiive
?ouichovv to coutinuc to act as the
Sunday Kehooi superintendent ut
Malvern Hill Chap<-,2, it is fear
ed that if he gives it up it vviij be
difficult to carry the school on. It
would indeed be a haul mutter to
find any one more popular than he
.a with all classes of people*.
II ry,. Eliza Campbelle, (nee
llradley) of this section, died in
Columbia sccetitJy and it \vuh ar
ranaed to have her re/^aiup bijried
at Malvern Mill Chapel and notice
whs sent wroi^d 10 the neighbo.'ft
to attend the funeral, but it se?tn?
that her relatives changed their
(rinds und had iior interred iu Co
lumbia and the neighbors did not
hea? of this change for several
days afiarwarda. JTati! they leifn
<>d of the oh a n ge they did not un
derstand it.
The rosds leading from Camdeo
in lids direction aft in good order
in fact the best condition that tbeji
iolirf yesrsj' and it "if
lords ua pleasurc/V) compliment
our frusd Mr. WeW who liM
obargs of oar ?hats ftotf flit'
woefc* *. fi l?
Job Prmt. ng.
w IS i i ? f <? . M.m.t,,. s t* kind* *t
Hln.k', Kilt I I'. ". I lit : m y , Kn.
''I1 l.?no? .tnli I'm :?
ll?i! lit I In' l't l*t 1 ? ? I
J^ronii 1 1- 'lliee.
A Canute i. Vount; Man 1'iunioted.
; M'. i ?'< llidd A ;? \ ,ii U >. l!>r njltv
s,.n t.l <T I H Ali \ in i? : . w I'd
! I r. it working tiTlln- !i.
? '|\.!, |,iu.t r ii M i'. iv r.?pli 1 '>>?
? III") i : \ t ?| ' t<- M >r*. II eiil \ 1
! II U-. | l'tin'1 I nspi i'IiT lit. I I !?
? MifinJi I' >r 1 1. * 1 f'OM | :i! i'm'..".
j nu ll! |>. V a. A very ! ? > poli>lb!<- J" ?
Ml toll l< ii ??nf i.?f l? i *>
IVr sonn '?
Mrs. I! 1 > Williams Jin I riuhlrt >. .
:?ri' v i^i! in*.; M 111 11 i
KirMand count v lv<?<ii:g .bach* ;
| Im's hall, i-nr ? x 1 ! t- ? 1 1 Sheidl sh> ?-<. I
! I -> Ik I HSilU'SS III! dot'S 1 1 < > * Ht nil ad I
[ (nirc, im oonsHj uonec ?>f whiou In' iv|
j (Miiisul i r.-iblv lorn up
Mr. W ill Nrlmni wns in Camden
I k leW tills W*:r l\
|>r. A Iburtus Mni'iv sp? ? i i t a lew j
Slavs iu (Jaindon Ihis w(-ik.
Mr. Oikiuan 1 1 ay "pent a few
. 1 1 \ .s hi Klorenee last ? < < k
Miss Sulio Workman has rctiune I |
to licr old home in Savannah. Mif i
Um? qui to u i ? *? ?*? i??-t <>l lri?Mi'H j
? 'hhi'Ii ii, %vltii mi' bnny to K uril ?>' :
her depart uro.
M*. A I f :?? ? t Kennedy 1 1 1 Camden]
!u>f 'l'iK's<J nv. I'>r A tlantu.
M,s. M ar^arei t'arrison li ft 1 ih'w- J
d .v morning f??r ' Hi' I 'rcsl<\ i i-i inn
rem.ale College, ol (Vhunhia.
Miss AM km ta Team ri-tu rin?il i<>(
GoiiVOlse College <?ll IllSt llH'htlilV. j
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N.fcjht Woik Resumed.
The ni?iht work nt tin' Camden!
( '? tit (in Mill liis lift ii' resumed and j
|lu! millltuT l.r linlllitt VV 1 1 i V ? 1 1 Wits llll'l I
Oil SCVI'I Ml Wi-cUs n?o will )l<>\> III'
put back on.
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CONTKIHL'TEI).
Kkom Jut. /ion.
(iucfts wlml two veiling lailicsj
finitt1 C:uH(Um? was visiting in tki :
run III I V UDvi would nut }it> 10 j
pruai-liinii in tlic tiny lirctinxi* tliey j
wanu ii tti -mdII" water uu-ltins out j
of a ceitain young man's melon j
patch.
Guess what youn,.; m.iu took u,
V'Mitig lady lt? eh u i eh an I \y>ia 8?? j
i/xciteu*tiirtl h?; goi in 'hi* liugyV |
and stalled oil' with only one truce
l.iUhed.
Guess what young man goes to
woe his host girl and spends the.
dny.
Guofts what u'n l i?i ukoc an on- i
gtijjemont with every young mao
ihiit ugUb her.
Gueos wljat man and his wile!
went to church the night after nj
protracted meeting had closed.
IGucbb what young man hao been,
going with a girl over two years j
and now she has gone back oa him
for another fellow.
Guoss what young man said ft
certain girl was so fast that it
would take two trains u> eatoh her.
Guaa* what youniJ ?*???? asked a
gti} to jfiss him and she taid that:
hho hai) pprer failed hH'- """
and it died and dhti would not risk
ii again.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Th? ho- . .. . .
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Money To Loan.
I am prepared t? ? negotiate loan* on
farinintr lands in Knrslinw County, in
sums of io()0 si ml upward*, and for five
yearn. ('. L. Wiriklor,
Attorney.
Copartnership Notice.
Mr. C. T.. Kirklc-y 1 in <4 bi-en moutly
admitted to the hustn^PB of Cutii'loil
?ioM lltikT works-' wiiifli will lie conducted
in the future under the ?flitn name oi
Smith, ( )nl? im> \ ( 'o.
SMITH A OS'! FK X.
Mastei's Sale.
! fiy virtue of 11 deiifc ' f ! court of
I common ji|-:is for Sumter Comity, in the
I State of Sciitli Carolina, in the <-?m- of
i Neill t ' l)oiiu??ll doiiitf oii^mii-? > lii"
I name awl style -?? O'I'oni'eM Jfc Company
] iijrainsi Mirjjani A Phillips and 'J In
JjNiv.i hit: li,U)k ? ;tfSn i?it? r. S C . F. |
If. Frank \Vil-">!?u, 1I..J ^mli-ssi/ru-d Alas,
lei for Sumter ( oijul v. xviil ..-ell io l In- i
highest bidder, lit publiu oul^ry, .?t the
('out I. House in the Town of Camden in
the County of Kershaw in said Suite, on
salesday in Octo!>er next hcin^ the 2nd
day of su id 111011 ill, that portion of tin' fol
lowing lands ivhieli lie within t he Count \
f Kershaw :
All tho?o land?' and tenements situate
in ih.v Oouijtla* of Sumter ?nd Kewhaw,
the same Ijeiug mostly m Oa. Ci?}i)ty <>f
Sumter, uiid unntajniqpr' fenr hundred
norof more or |j>h*. eomnW><(% called the
*.'MoL*>o4 Plwfo" rprnr wa
temof iteapeOer .^mp and oli the pub
lic road leadtnsTroni Arrant'rf Brfcfffo or
crossing to Camden, S. C, adjoining
U??la ftwmeHy of MUTTOT SpfifTTTJ
Tyre fteynolch, Frier SfoKaftkill and/'jtt
Other#. ? *
Tfrrips of sale; out - half of the purchase
money to be uakt 4Q?a?ti ?M*1 the balancc
upon a crodin>F one year, tho time |>or
tion of the purchase money to bear inter
est from tho day of sale and to.|)f..accurcd
!>y the bond of rfce purchaser an t a mort
gage or mortgage* of the premise*.
Purchaser U> par for paw?**.
1H, FRANK W1LHO*,
OUR. MOTTO: "QuiekVSatos and Small Profits'
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lla*. drawn lin?tra<u\ ami w * % tit now nlNnin^ ^tcaltr in
I ti iiri'iuciils than i'W r in lirnv\ mm I I < ' . ? i I
j;iiri .-tc- \\ 1 1 : 1 1 \\ ;? ran \ . Wt1 will a^tonMi \ <>u wilh ;iu*'S a:n!
\ ai it t \ .
mi: pjiiiiii .i\i) ciimroi siiii'MiF smo
i\ tiii: i hi.
A Full Lino i?l' Men's Sniis I'toiii ->'J ;*>?? l?> <?< , <).(>''. Vomits:
i.'>ii^r Pants Suii s (t> ? I n.U'). l'n\iN K.'it t' l\uiN Suit..'
7-m> it> s.'j.ik^ '
To call a !m1 set* Wiil lie to s.ivr rnom'\
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Takes pleasure in announcing to its Munv KrU'iids and the Trading pub
lie in general t lint it is (nil to overflowing with everything in its lino eou- |
sisting of
N i'
Motions t
Tn endless Variety and Newest St) lee, ranging in price from (<? j
81.25 per yafd; u complete line of
! c ! r ? ' l ' ? r ?
d . vr^nto rrumishiriQ vrooos.
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An Immense M?/Ok ??J
Shoes, Hats and Clothing; Domes-:
tics-Bleached, Brown and Colored. I
Cnrp'-'N, Rugs mid Matting; !llank?'ts n n < I Comforts; Hug-jry 'Julioy and!
Horse H;anketf, etc. We call special attention i" <>r?r stork of
iOtJTiLCl
1'otli Itiack ond Colored and . n the Newest Hvh's and , Shades.
? Ifitye just received a shipment of LM>IKS' TAILOK MADK SI' ITS, I
and take pleasure in saying tlwfMWlB^'' who wishes iv^suit at ttliorf
Notice cult be supplied at itucc. ,
Both time and *pjieo will not. afford ns to he m<irc,?xplicit this lime, hut !
?vv will co:ne agaiiwi little la'?r. ? /
J^A Ii>l
f r 1
l)on? hoy jour bogging lin<l (>ei} y?1' r prififs. We can save
vou money. . ; V
COUNTRY JVJERCHASMTS
Will do th?msc'we? an injustice to buy before inspecting our Mock and
getting our prices as wo hare somo "Plums" for them, and if they fail to
get them it will n??t. he our fsnlt.
Much of our stM'k was schcUid with sv yievy tQ meeting the demands o!
the Jobbing Tr iite, m.d wo aro prepared *.o furnish everything u.-uully kept
in a oonntry tdor? at LKSS than thoy can he bought in the Northern %f?*r
ket* in_wm?H "A word to the- wih<* . ?* Hjfl1ci?nt," Come one,;
Come all, and we will guarantee n Warm welcome, polite attention and
happy faces, w!iei you seo beyond question or flonbt, how much we c*n
{wave yon in yonrpnrcim*?*. Trnsttng that you will Tavor us with a call
very soon, we arc*
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The Famous Qiit Edge Store,
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H, E. HALSALL/S
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Will tKk a Mont'\ Smv-.-i t'oi \ ? ; ? i . hk.-VvJit th * pU'tiul
>? I of Hal izaHiv ' ?
I ti I NmiihK ??i < < r.t ; ii i : i r. I >u ^a ?? i. r >' I .Of.
u't' I ? a n d *? i Sun u* '7-1
< >, > a !ld I" < ? Ills pei pound .
\la? cavnii. s cents per parka^".
v' ii* i i . ? ct'iil% p ? r pound, ;>i '? [?? : ; !s loi ~ c.
s<i i ?' ; v . ru's p?'i pound.
I i > u s ol S( i.i p (or \* n\
j\? I) Ifi'ii, ,'0, (111! .'>?) H III: p?'j ;?'uiui.
J > p .am I S u !\s I ? I I I > v 1 1 , ? >. ol), ? ? ?. a I 111 I (II tVIl I ?S per sick.
Will Ms el any Piice on Sagging and lies,
A Is ? r w i \ a I all I am* ol
DRY GOODS and SHOES,
U'liit-h I will om?m ti LOW I'liU'l-N i 'nl' ami oef pric(?s l)?*
ore pn i ? ? 1 1 : i - m u, and I will ^i\r sou iiioiicv.
}uion Sets-Red and White-only 10c per quart.
Ke-javt Juily,
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ant KYKKY I? \1>V in ('nmdni and surrounding conn
come and inspect n.. New Stock of Household and iur
j^o.aN. The must tuinph te ncr shown in Camden,
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Pavloi Suites,
Bed Room Suites,
lied Mentis, (nil sizes.;
Cradles and Babv Caniugea,
Bed Springs and Mattreasea,
Hall Ivnoka and Hook Oases,
Window CuiMftluu and Polos,
(Jijvpoc Odd Squares,
Uuga and Matting*,
STOVES, y
ill grau^N. Get my pvifica,
ALSO OARftY SEWING MACHINES, ,
Lamp*, T^tnp Shade? nnd Humeri*, and In fuct everything
iPC0B8nry to furnish your houso, Don't forget to come ana/
>t'p in e when in town.
sold on* ' /"
INSTALLMENT PLAN.
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Dont't let the pi'ice of cotton keep you away.
W. GEISENHEIMER,
1 Proprietor.
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To My Friends & Patrons: -
This is the beginning of another season with cotton at 4 and
cents | Mil* pound. This tneanu cheap poods or no sale. I
have tf<>t the good#; and they have pot to I3<; sold and as I have
always said I never allow any one to undersell me. the money
is what I want, and that I am going to have if you Gome in my
store. I have a big slock as usual, fresh and nice; never have
any old stale stock. ,
FRESH GOODS
coming in every day. 1 went in business in 1894 when cotton
was about the same prices it is now and I am still here doinjt .
my ehare; some predicted that I would not pull through thai*
season. Low priced cotton don't frighten mo, 1 have none
through a hotter battle than tlfi3. 1 sold njy floods for hucIi
small profits, I find that it pays to, make small profits and quick
sales. 1 have kept it up and don't wuyt to change it. j. will
say to those who Uavo stores in the country to como in Mnd I
will divide the profits with you as have always done. Som ?
business houses may tell youllhey cirry a lurger stock 4ian 1
do, you can say to them you get more lor a delffcr^
AT HINSON'S
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than 5 on getjfr< m^thcra, it. makes but little difference to %ou ]
how rauch stock they carry." What you want is aft yoh cm
get for your money. I am *at?fcd with the p#at and % know I
I will be with the future for I afnjtorkiag just < * i ard for vau
trade as I ever did, Como on you will find 'sitfcei
place. Yours Respectfully,