The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 08, 1899, Image 3
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Accidentally Shot.
Mr. .John .1, Conduit: was aoci
dentally shot yesterday mornirg
A pistol fell from lit*) poeket ???>?!
*' riklhg on the pavcmenl 1 1 i 8f 1 1 a. r^j
til, the hall i nk i it effect in ins
right Htm. 'l^o woutvd is not con
sidered to In: h very serious one.
Elect id to the Superlntendency of
Ainrnc Maxwell Qrphnnajje?
At Gatl'iiey City lust week, t>v
tho UitpiMt Siato Convention, lie\.
A 'f- .Jamison was elected to this *
porlutendouoy ??f the Connie Max
well orphanage, at Greenwood, thin
-State. Mr. .Jamison has the win
ter under adviaument, but has n.'1.
yet decided whether he will go im
not.
Vory, Very True.
The Gall'ney City Ledger thus
truthfully remarks:
* -Few readers stop to think of the
care and labor bestowod upon every
word that stands out on the printed
page ? that somebody has handled it
letter by letter? that aomebocty 1ms
iead tho proof with an eye searching
for errors ? that somebody has stood
by the press for hour* watching ev
??ory movement? and that (rout th*
manuscript to tho printed page ovety
word and every letter has been mi
object of continued care and anxiety
By the Ladies of the Episcopal Church
v There will he* an entertainment
given by the-iadies of the Kpisco.
pal Church, on Dec. 15th, (Frida\)
at tho Armory, over the Farmers
& Merchants bank, beginning at 8
^ o'clock in the evening. It will con
? ' nisi of vocal and instrumental mu
sic, a bazaar where Xinas presents
jnay be bought, the sale of deli
cious refreshments, a "Mystery Ta
ble," and a short play, in which
fourteen young people will tell in
clever vetse, "Why they never mai
lied." All are invited ,to attend.
^Admission 10c fop old and young.
Personal.
Mr. W. T. McCaskill, a valued
subscriber to The Chrouicw, and
one of Catarrh's nmst sterling cit
iZ'tnj paid The Chronicle office a
very pleasant visit on Saturday
'aHt. In speaking of the Son boa r^
Air Line, Mr. McCaskill said lb.
i.*oad would be a great benefit to
^Mie /itrmfia up there, especially
?those who do not live too near it.
Mr. F. 0. .Jours, a popular youm;
"man 6f M^sser?, and a nephew of
Mr. J. N. Jones, of vV?" t Wateree,
visited friends in Camden la*-,
week.
of ?ll dewrfpUoM ?t
Train Robbed.
The passenger train between Co
?umbia and Charleston, on tlif
'-Southern road, was held up near
jfiranchville and ilie express car
of $1,700 one niy'it InsU
The robber made good his
cseape and lias not yet been ar
rested. We frequently hear of this
Hort of business out on the frontier.
tJUL til 18 in getting too close home
for comfort and wr trnst the viMinti
will be brought to swift justice.
The So. Ex. Co. has offered a re
ward of $r>00 for information that
wfill lead to his arrest.
-.Later ? From the papers of ye a
icrday we learn that a white man
<by the name of Kartow Warren has
i>rik?n acrested in Charleston ns the
aju\lty one. .
? f.00 lbs candy, JPrenph mixed at
Cots. /'Singleton's.
Clocks at Geisenheimer'a.<^
JLynchwood. I
TDenr Ed : ? I come again to elaiirj
my space in The Chronicle.
Work on the 8. A. L. extension
is bging pushed for all its worth, a*
the lime for its completion is draw
ing near. So we are to soon haye
trains passing through our neigh
borhood. Yes, Lynch wood is on a
' .boom. f
Mr. C. S. Nicholson has put
?3o*ru a saw or iU- near here. Also,
Mr0Bt'ftdley Wilson, of Sumter, has
pnt-fn a new saw mill and Mr. A.
<C. Smith; -of Runner!, N. G\, will
$>Qt In a new cgc in a few days.
fVe wish them much success.
?pfjfe are to have f- brand new
town here* A ni<? pUcQ h u* o U
ready i'^en cleaned off for It.
Dr. Norwood is building a
handsome drug sto(e here.
Messrs. Blaa&moft, Estridge
"...Co., of KefSb.aw, will commence
work on their store at once,
o Several oLlbe mOrehants of
?haw will rowc hero .''S soon a*'
"aliey can baila their store hone**.
Wo extend a cordial invitation to
salt who will come.
Miss Metta 8. Smith has taken
:\r* charge of the Lynbhwocd'"*cbool.
Miss Mam la C. B?tb une is t**6h
ing the Oak Grove school- *
? - MI., Krntm Krlbttom* U teacl ?
HUfUr hoofed > ?> , * ?
_ jiive rfAfikarrlagea to rapori
?
s aoon.
D. T. Y arboroog b and fam
iUUElfljE<mLto gsorgia in a _ few
. -r. yhi&n* W? wish hta MaefeMcoaae.
letter it |roF?|
better itotr np.
*
To The Deaf.
A rich lady, Ij'itreil of her Deaf,
nesa nn?| Noipea la (ho Head liv
j Dr. Nicholson'* A tt i tK; i n I Km r
; Drums, gave $10,000 to his I ???.*?-?
i tu lo ko that, deaf people unable' c>
procure I ho Knr Drums may haftt
tliem tree. Add us* N\> 10500, im
JNieholtion Institute, 7 SO, K.iyhih
' Avenue, New York.
? ? ?*> ? ?*?-?
The Oarna of Football.
Tho following is fiorn this wco^' * |
l.uiutHhU<r Review :
"Tho j, h nit! of football 1 n ? i v> ; 1. 1
tho Lsncaate r and Camden seh
If'UUH, Which .VH8 h. .<
rhauk^i vini> Day, was aMp-m;-. J
'?y h crowd ol' over 500 pooph', \v ' ? ? ? 1
lor niio hour ?' >' j > *-<1 the scl* nltu. |
i iimIu s a'nd buckings of tho plur ? ? j
hall pushers.
In U>?- hint; half, (innnii'n'.' < \ J
|X'iit'hoi? ami practice proyed ?? '
?xtfc.h for our hoys ? and when tit
* as eal!ed i he score stood IS to 0 1
i n favor of i in' \ isitoi s,
Lancaster went into tho sc<<;''.
half knowing a little more abo>.i
'ho game, and mo succeeded in ke? i>
iug tho ball. mostly in the enerr \ V
tomtory, and prevented them from
scoring. The game throughoo?
wild pleasant and marked by go< d
plays on ooili sides.
Lancaster will always bo glad t"
welcome the young goutlenien 1 ri ?;?
Camden ? even though they take
away our scalps."
Program of Unhui .Meeting.
Union mooting of the lnt Division
of Pairlield Association, to' bo held
at Friendship Baptist church on th?
5th Sat nrday Riu1 Sunday , tho JlO'h
and .Hbt of December.
SATURDAY
10 m. m. Devotional exerciser! co:i
d acted by Rev. L. W. Watts.
10-30 a. in. Orgahization reports
from Sunday schools and churches
11 a.m. Introductory sercoou l>v
Rev. 11. N. Piatt, Alternate O, A.
StilHH.
12 m. Discussion: Duty of Past<>r
to church and duty church to pastoi ,
opened by Hworv Hammond, J. S.
Ross aud KeV.J. \V. Atksrson.
12 30 p n). Ih there such a pers'>?
an a stini'v christian, to be oponed ! v
K. W. l'orter,S. 10. Ross and 11. I'.
Odoui.
1 p. m Should our ehnivbes call a
iiHrdor each year? Opened by \V. H.
ferry, John D. Fodd*, Win. Me
l'h?rsuu, Rev. W. II. Joytmr.
2 p. iu. Adjourn for dinner.
7 p rn. Discussiou. "Is it as impoi -
t ?? f j t to give us to pmy? Opened i y
Howell Morrill, T. O. Tbornto ,
Douglas Aughtry. &?
H p. m. Preaching by Rev. .J . W !
Atkeraoo.
SUNDAY.
10 a. m. Sunday school addren e- f
by Howell Worrell , John Font , J. H.
\icK lounoty.
11 a. rn Missionary sermon by Rev.
K. A. McDowell.
J. M. Porter,
J . KOison J'li.fH,
il. Hammond.
Com. on Progrttirr
Srtao! 3Sf$f*c.
THE CiRKAT ISLANDS OF THE
ATLANTIC' -OLILAN.
The largest and most 6iviliz< 1
group of islands in the Atlantic
Ocean is the British Isles. The."
islands were known and inhabit?-!
by civil <zed people long before ti e
ancient world ' ever dreamed tL.-i
there was land beyond the "Daw
Sen," as fhey tben called the Atlar*
(ie Ofcean. The first time we hc.r-r
of them in history i? from tho l'hoo
nioians, who, after tlH4y were not al
lowed to got tin from the Caucasus
crossed the Mcditcranean Sea ar. !
entered the Dark Sea. then they
wailed north and fo#hd these island
where there was an abundance f>f
tin.
Two lnr?e inlands compose tor.
British Islos; Kngland, Wales ao.i
Scotland form the largest, and Ire
land t|?o smallest. They are situai
ed just north-west of France sepai
atod from her by tho English Chan
nel. The warm golf stream flowiou
around their coast gives them a warm
and pleasant climate
England, our mother noun try, is
tho most poworful nation of the
British Isl^K. She has the larger?
navy in the World and has extendi. T
her territory to nearly all parts ol
the globe.
London, her capital, is the lamed
city in tho world; among her mary
and renowned buildings is the Tower
rtf London, bytfa by William the
Conqueror. ' Arthur.
Ago 15-^- Grade 9. - ,(<fc
TUB GKflAT T8f,ANDS O^flii')
ATLANTIC OCKAN.
^>.Tlie Atlantic Ocean ie very tbirk
ij ?eM)cid cfith' islands, which are
mostly vofy )
The largest group .of islands in
this gTCat Ocean ie the Briitsjwslc %
which nra ffHnsted/frest of 1
There are (oar J4rge ^ island a Ui*t
eo bi pose this groop? Knglaotl, ? Scol
land. Inland ami ?Ve#. Knglao<l.
the largest of tfrrpfi JaJamk
the mother cosnUr fiS
States is rnled b J a kin % Q*
,? .i IE - - * - - -r-i
Hjn rwwntw. .
Ti?e present qoeen of England 10
Qaeen Victo rij, wbd ban been l&gfF
Awmum givsr.vi
W?tt Indies. .Ito.t.d
the Colled 8i?t?. T?>?*V
^ Pea* Wanted
Will pay move for them if ?> <>t
j luixt'il. 1 1. 1. Uol'aw#.
Cam Jen, S, Nov. ? till.
- ? ?
Some oiiu h us u, rumor to
J (lit* ? rtWl thnl .Judjjo O. W 1 inch ui
I ? n w.ll l>t! u candidate f r fjuvenior .
t next siiuiiiu f. If i' h'v* y* f oouh< t ? ? j
| ? In* ? arn? Ik* lun made uo ?ie- 1
uinl t ! ? tt t wo have ^ ork \> ?>
man.
Deaths.
Mr. Alexander .Johnson, who i ? v - ?
imI hIioui 1 I miles oast of < ?' .?? ui?? i n, j
died lust Monday afternoon, .?? ,
pneumonia, On 'I uo<*dav "f b
week Mi. .Johnson wns in
apparently peifectly we" V ?'
Johnson \vi\? a I o v a I i i qi
neighbor ami true fri'*n I nrd
deal li is >\ less lo i ho rouiitv. ' j
a'ms buried *? l M i nh ?? t liur? i.
the fun<>?l living preached by K *
A. T. .Jaminou, 1
Mr. .1. Norman Mc(' askiil, of
Abuey, died on last Sunday niot?
insj. Mr. IH cCus'k i II had been -in
had health for some time and h's
(loath was not unexpected. II''
died while Milt ins; op in a chair.
A telegram joeelved in Cnnub-n
yesterday Jinnonnoed the death tn
Tucker, (-in, of Mr. Samuel Mr*e.
lev, brother of Mr. C. L. Mosch x,
of our town. Deceased leaves hni
on i! brother and Bister. Mr. C. I-.
M om'lcv loft Camden yesterday af
ternoon for (ia. to attend the fn*
ueral.
We will so 11 you Sardinop, Ji I
lies, Crackers, Cakes and Catidii f?
cheap as anybody.
Siuglelon's Bakery.
Fine lm by carriages at
Geisenhei mors.
Now Home Sowing Machines, J?
grades at Gciscnheimer'B.
Curtain p?lcs at Geisenheiin'M' ?.
Maehino needlen and oil.
? ( *t iwc n liei mer's.
Handsome Pictures cheap ? '
GeiHcnheimor'a.
Our good friend, Mr. Iled:e
Moseloy, is the subject of cougiut
ulalions ? :i girl.
AN ORDIRAWCE.
lie it ordained by ihe Mayor and Alch r
iiu-n of tlx: City ot Canidcn, S. C. !ii
council assembled. and by the autl.^i.y
of the same.
Skc. I That it shall In; unlawful !?>;
any person to tiic or cxpUtye at any tin <?,
within the corporate liniats of the City
Camden, S. C.. any American, Dynamite,
(jliine.se or Cannon cracker, or other <-\
plosive substii nc* s or compounds Pro
vided that the provisions of this ordi
nance shall not apply to the firing or is.
ploding of crarlrcrs or other exp'osi 'j
substances smaller than diree inches in
length on such legal and public holidays,
Sundays excepted, as the May or shall pr-)
claim.
8kc. JI Any person violating this or
ninance shall upon ronvittion be lined
not more than hffteen dollars, or he im
prisoned not more than thirty days with
or without labor on the streets, at the
discretion of the Mayor.
Skc. Ill All ordinances or parts of or
dinances inconsistent herewith shall he,
and the same are hereby, repealed
Ratitied in Council assehbled this 6ih
dav of November in the year of our ^
ua'e iiiouKi.ti?l t ight hundred and nllVetv.
nine. 1'. Leslie Zen. p,
Mayvr
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
South Carolina ) Court of
Kershaw County. \ Common Picas.
J D McDowall, Pltilntijf,
1 (ujatnst
Alexander C. Scott, Defendant.
Summons for Relief.
To the defendant A. 'C* ?cott, ahov?.>
named :
Yon lire hereby anmmoncd and r. .
quired to answer (ho complaint iu tl<m
action which has boon tiled jn th? o|li v
of Uu! Chirk o(4ltH^wrtr Coimiivo )'(??
tor Kershaw County aforesaid. and 10
nerve a copy of vonr nnswcr to the ?? 1
complaint on the subscriber at his office
in Camiien, S. C. , within twenty day"
aft^r the service hereof, exclusive of tin*
day of push service. 'aud if yon fail jo
answor the complaint, within the t i r>" ? ?
aforeuthl, the plaint ifT in thj? notion will
apply to the Court for the reliuf demand
ed in tlx; complaint.
- THOS. J. KIRIvLANl), '
Plaintiff's attorney.
Dated : Camden. S. C., Dor. 9th,
XOi'ICl<*. : io tho defendant Alexander
C. Scott :
You will takn not hi** that, the com
plai/tf in the above action \va.? filed .:i
the office' of tlu* Clerk of Court Connica
Pleas for Kershaw County on Deccmb. r
i 7th, 18'JU. Tlios. J. Kirkland,
Plaintiffs, ntt'y.
ifl klortu ready for lue wobU of o??r
nitroDS the choicest ?tock of fanoy
gyoww U? mptV pgra product*
!??*, eojtos, ni 994 fBgOT SB<? 'I10
ant
Has Proved a Winning' Card. ?
s? ' i ? i^*. v* ? ^ y ? ^ **'(' ^ (* y < * ** * ? m * '? *' ??' y c* v ^ >/i'1 ^ * * * i f* n* '?'(? |
OUIt MOTTO: ??Qni?fc)&V?N^r.d Small Profits' !
V 'fi 'f? '?? ? r* tfijri V? ? (? \ *? i' ' r' * (' * S> * * * f1_ ? . \ t , w ? '? i '? V' ?? V? ? r* '? ?* S^f . * '
1 T. is drawn iho tr;?ilt\ ulnl nc aic now \^jc! in<* peatrr tn
ilut'onunits titan over in llrav\ ant) isincA XirocovioN. * " til ?
anil siv what wo oan\v, wo win aM<?ui:<h you With prices and
varirty. ^
Tin; iiiisBT i\ii raniw stm of sre!
; !:\ Tli!i HIT.
A ImiII Lino ul' . Mou's Suit?. iVoni ,f?0 ti> spllU)'1. Vouti:8
Long l'ants Suit s <s;;> .?>!? to ^10.00. Boys Knoo 1'ants Suit;'
7 <>o to ^."j.t'O.
To call ami -see wjli no to save? monoy.
si
?S) tfi
m
^"1" " illli'll II II II liilll ;;iill II II lllli!lililtiiil^=?^
INTc3"\7?7" X? TMo ?QPirmo To Sow Y o vi a ?
SIiccliLloe iJLii c't. rtcap
vc.ot In TMno ~%?\r l\ ~y or
IO ix n* s- cv i ii Jk.~k
&\ 9
Vf fi?" IK 5 &
TWO STORE
? M . fi ? ? . |V fc d M N .tli L9 I '
\ nr at\ r> t? Q
n
I lard warn? si won oral line ? the Most Complete in the eitv.j
Nails; cut, finishing and Kino. Iron, Stool. Galvanized,
and SiOad Pipes* Waterworks and Plumbers supplies, Builders)
Hardware Farmers tools, engine fittings, cutlery, lmitis, cor- J
trid^vs, shells, valley tin BiH>. I! \y and Smoctli Win*.
Full lino ('ookiu.il Stoves and 1 loaters just. received.
C'ottoii and Sisal Uop". (-ro-kery and ( i l.?ss\varc, Willow]
ware. Buckets, Baskets, Broom-, Tubs. etc Tinware, Wa ;on j
material, spokes, hubs, lims liubber and Leather Hulling and
Laeinji". j
Tlio il't'^ovc a'-J' Contained in <cj> . l.j
Ifeavv Dry Goods. Ne, lions, Mines. flats. Saddlery, Whips!
and ' ?> in Roues, (groceries heavy and shelf.
Coiitainod In G,
Seed Wheat ? lied May, B.-aidlesa Fuloaster, Purple Straw |
and lion>e liaised. '
KV10 and BAliLKY. 4
Oats ? Texas, K. K. 1*. and Home liaised.
Will meet all fair competition. Solicit your patronage as I
am not independent ol" the P< o;?le.
lie^pee.f lully,
a r%
Tax Returns for 1 900. !
. Offlec of County \uditor, i
K('is!i?\v ('niinlv. >
Camden, S. (\. Nov. 21. '!)!). \
Notice is hereby giv?n that I In* Audi-'
(or's office for reeeivii. Slate ami < mniiy 1
?ax return^ will ho open from Jnnmm 1st", j
10o(i to February 20th, I1MK), (Sundays ex
copied.)
Hio .liik'-'Of l li<? appoint mentx at ??' ioh
fitue t in* A uditor or }j:j deputy will visit j
t lir? u?nni pin ecu hi tin* untinty for r.ceiv- '
iiig returns lire given helnwj
l>m;liiiovv. Tuesday January 0.
Turkey Cr? ck \\ eduevdav. Jan. 10.
Lynch wood ui Post Olljot1. Tlnii'S(|.i)'| j
.TrtiiT 1 1.
Haley's Mi!). Friday Jnn 12.
Kirk ley's Si ore Saiuiday, Jan. 13,
Kuishaw Mondav, Jan. 15 .
Weft vilie, Tuesday Jan, U?.
llu-sell PI.ce Wednusday. Jan. 17.
LiLcrty Hill, Thui.-dav, Jan. IN.
. Cantey I Jill. Friday. Jan. 1!>,
K.ahon's X Roads. Tuesday, Jan. 23.
Cikelon'H .Mill, Wednesday, Jan. 21. j
important'.
If. is impoilaut that taxpayer* in tnak- !
inc their returns, be careful to state t lie* |
school district ? whether new or old ? in I
which they reside at the time of making }
return*, Also to statn tf^ it- the sartU" J
district as- when last return was made.
WHO HllOl'Li) .MA KH JilM UKNS.
The law requires that all persons own- 1
ing properly or in anywise having charge
of such properly either as agent, husband. ?
guardian, 1 1 tisfqtK ?xecutor, administrator,
&C? relucp. tlie iWno uudor oath to the!
Auditor, who request? a M persons to be j
prompt in making their lei urns and save;
the .'>0 per cent penalty, which will be add
ed !o the propcrtyl valuation of .ill person?!
who fail t?> make tVlurns within the time r
prescribed by l.?w. ??*v
HOW A N { > WH A T TO UKTCJUN
Assca-or* and taxpayers will outer the,'
first {riven tramo of the taxpayer in full,.!
a la ouuike a ^fe palate return for each par ?
ty fur the township the proj?erty is iu and .
where the taxpayer owns teal ; y to insert (
the |K)?toflice as their place of rextdenriv i
and thorn who only own persont?t projanfyj
to gim the party's name who owns tirtf j
land they live on, and in each and otfery (
case to n?uio tlw> No. of .ScIkxJ JW&rR-t ;
the property ? in.
All |)ereonaf and real Property owned on j
b 1st day of January, I90H, ]?tt*t be re- j
- ??tt p.?
tho 1st ftay of January, ?
turned for taxation: ~ ffh wngu* ~6t
, transfers of real cstata noted.
in order to ausidconftutoii. parties uudfe.
infr returns should state number of acres
of Iw>f1 owned atllroo of nankin* hat re
t' Ama' in colo rnt?i marked ? : . -proper- J
tr.*? Any real acquired or trana
Srf^'aTnce'Ewt rtturttTfMiouIrf t? entered
is columns for tliat purpose firing name
of pkxtj or p*rfiea froo^wbom bought or
lowliom w>M.
IVaf<rfy"aoyd?e4 Hiigtfiii mt*m;
JKC6HB-IA3L . 4 .
?*?*** - ' ? ? ?
1 it u1^
,.t? wm .. .1 1 r" ? '
* - 4? ^
Tin-: ijo My tax.
The new Constitution winch went info
fill! operation after the Mist of December.
1805, provides for a poll lax of Ono Dollar j
upon ?ll eitizens <>r this ^(ale heUvee'n l ho j
!t*;i s of Twenty-' )nc? u u?l .Sixty years. ex.
eeplinj* Confederate AoldiOrs above the aye
? . f Fifty yea i*. I'aitb's Otukiug ldttnu
for I lie fiscal vcar 181#8' \vi!l hear in mind
I his Const itutioiial provision and govern
t hemselve.s accordingly. ' s
All returns u.usl be made on or before
Mli* 20lh day of February next. I cailli'd
take re! urns alter li nt dale as the other
work of this oflJco uius-t Kit on. AH re
turns made after the 201 li of February lire
subject to I ho 50 percent. penally. ?
All ret urns sent by mail must be inaile
on) ou proper blanks and sworn to before
rotnr proper nffirrr rprnhfied tn ndminlstr-r
said oath. (Uhtrwtre tUty will not be accej.t
'd nt this "jTi'-f' 'tr riUtrn*.
The County Hoard of KminliziitTon will
'ikci ill the oipep of I lie County Auditor
on I he 4th Tuesday, of March 11)00, for the
purpose of equalizing j property, .hcarinj;
c- 'i m pin i >i t s ami protest!. ? ' C?
j' T RRITE,
Auditor Kerxliaw Co.
Three Palters a Week
FOR /\ BOUT
PRICE or OAJ?.
This paper and the Atlanta
T wicca/Week Journal for
[? i$1.50!
Here you get tho news of
tho world nr?<} all your local
news wliilo it i? fresh, paying
v?ry little morn than - one
paper ousts. Either paper is
woll worth .11.00, but '^spe
cial arrangement- we an? En
abled to put in both of them,
giving threw papers a week
for this low price. You can
not equal this anywhere else,
and this combination ir the
best premium for those wher
want a great paper and a
home paper. Take t.he*e and
ypuf wfrf keep u^ with the
times./
MAMA . ,
ttcshjw flpnerftf iiwi, tub
journal hu
utuch agricultural matter
*ml Mh?r ai*irlp? nf gtwrlal
interest to farmers. It bee
regular contributioiwby Sam.
John Tempi* Gxavea, Boo.
C. H. Jordan and other die
Tiritrrs, . ^
*f*L
n
xm,
/
Comes but ones a year!"
AND TilK
&
fins- made a upeciat c/l'oi i to place, itsclj
in post Hon fa inert I he
.>v"' vu?% ?:
DEWASDS OF XBSSWES.
lit doing so we have spared no pains in the selection of such
ui ' . i ? les lis will be useful as \v?dl an ornamental: and venture the
uSHiTlion that no house in the city eau furnish a greater v*rie
ty, a Ik- Her "assortment, or cheaper stock ot eeasouible tti tides
than can he found at the Ktiinous < > 1 1 1 ICrige Store.
A FAVORITE RESORT
of Sauta Glaus tor holiday g?lt?
our store always proves to be.
Among the many "Holiday
Special^' we mention Hand
kerchiefs ? cambric, linen and
('ilk, >yith and without initials,
for children. Indies and gents.
Gloves in abundance, timbrel*.
U* in all styles and qualities,
Smoking Sets. Leather writing *
desks, bouics by the hundreds.
picture* mat Iktfl ions, etc.
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LAMPS AND ,
GLASSWARES!
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of every dcsei'tpTion. Pure Linnn ScorfV for tablo, w;ihii stand
bureau. A variety of tablo covers in Tapestry and Chanille,
Sonrf pins, CVtt Buttons and many other things too numeroui T
to mention.
CUKVBiOHT
Though burdened with
Xmas articles that "tickle the
fanny,'' Santa Olaus has not l'or? '
tfotten"the practical part of
life, and hetewith presents the
most attractive, xerviceable and
cheapest ntock of hats, . caps, .
etc., ever hIiowii at The Gilfc
Edge Store. Come; bring your ~
"head and tunnc." and we wilt
fit both. Ladicn, do yon wantr
to nee your ''little man" and
his papa Appear on Xma* day
in thecity, ?nd the fact that they are going in evidence oftheir
merit, cheupnetj*, etc. What could make a more acceptable
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XMAS PRESENT
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th* 11 a nice rap? We have them in the trreatett abundance,
and we can iiHHnre vou that jou will not find nuj one oiofet
anxious to sell than we are.
Thanking all ortr friend* for past favora, soliciting ? co < tia?
uanoe of the same, and wishwg in ad vance - *r. t h pf/i c
XrnaH for all, we are, v
in Suit* that would make you proud of them? If 8J, remind
?liem (hut The Gilt Edge Store is the place to fit thcm&elvee o
out from "tip to toe." * c;
Don't forget, Housekeepers, that we have the best assort
ment of