The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 23, 1900, Image 2
PUBLISHED KVKUYdfrftinAY
? *W\ Xj. MCDOWELL.
3.UBHOHIHTION Katich I ? Ono Vt-Hf . (I .60,
nix month*, 75 cent*; throe month*. 40
OOllti.
? Ratkm *ok Advkbtihjnq Ordinary
transient adrortiawcntH, llrai insertion
$1.00 jut hquare ; oaoh ?ul/Ki}(|ufaui, in
sertion f> 0 cents per h?iu#i?.
Candidates' Cards tor County officeft
$5,00. Oon?ro?sional $10.00.
ttnsluo?x local?, 6 t-onu }><-r line oiu h in
Hortion.
OommutiicationH will bo published when
of intoront to the uonornl public and
not of a defamatory nature. No ro
dpon?jhiljiy will bo aaHUmod fur the
views'of eorroapondontH,
Rat ch for contract ?dvortinin? will be hu
nounoed upon application (it the oilice.
Roihfttanocft by chockti, drafts and potMftl
money ord?irn should >??? made payable
to W. L. MonoWKU.,
Camden. S. C.
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Uegistei! Register!
Don't forget to Ht^intoi
The Legislature adjourned on laut
Saturday. The new lawa ol' general
interest will bo found mi page 1 of
The Chronicle to. day.
The. Fire Department and Or
oheatra Entertainment Mob, 8th.,
will introduce to our citizens, a
most delightful Aggregation of en
tertftlnerp, most pleasing musical
rccitalf, refined comedy, beautiful
<t fancy dancing by little children
and a cause moat worthy of their
consideration.
Hon. W. J. ilrjan, tho acknowl
edged national Democratic leader,
was in Columbia ou last Thursday
His speech, ( a aynop*in ot which iu
given on our f\rat page, was a innn.
terly one. Many now converta to
Mr. Hryau and the cause ho repre
sents wero made by Imr viait to (Jo
. Jumbia. He was listened t?? by in a
_ jay thouaandfi.
Well Dono. I
Rocently wo had occasion t?> com
ment on the unprecedented ^iowth
of Camden. Wo take pleasure in
^pointing to a prominoot factor which
! li as led to our preeont prosperity.
We allutlo to the conscientious,
painstaking, economical und enter
prising frhnractoristies which have
been displayed by. our public Pervant*
in the conduct of city affairs. W?
)ooth and detoat lullsomo flattery
and bombastic political tfush, but
yet j$e believe in "rendering unto
Ciesar the thing-'* that are (Jrrsnr'F,"
and when public servants deserve
praien let u? give them their descrta
The Ohroniclc, therefore, takes plcatt
nro in voicing the sentiments of thin
community by saying io our cit
fathers, "well done. i?ood nnd f'nfth
ful servants."
It u nil Mai! Delivery Kill.
The following is the Hill relating
to the delivery of mail in this
Stato along star routes:
"Be it. enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the
United States c?f America in Con
gress assembled, that all contracts
for carrying mail on Mm routes
made after the passage of I li i h Aclj
shall include the deposit in the
proper boxes placed on the line of
the routes for this purpose, withy1
out oh arge to the nddrossees, iJ\
any* mail matter thatiyiuay lie En
trusted to tho carrier foreuch A\ih- \
tribution by any postmaster on the
route.
?Sec. 2 That it Hint!) also be tin
duty of said carrier, in addition to
the duties imposed hj' section thir
ty-nine hundred and ninety-three of
the Revised Statutes of the United
States, to take up such mail m tit
ter, properly prepaid by stamps, u
he shall And iu said mail boxes
and deposit the same for mailing ?it
the next po*t-olllco at which he ar
rives on his route without addition
al compensation "
Meeting of the Farmers Satnnhiv.
Wateree Messenger.
1 The farmers met at the court hous?
again Saturday, to hear the report or
the Committee appointed at the !???.? \ i -
ions mooting with reference to the ler
f lli/.er trusts, and to further discuss tin
Npiatter. CoJ. \V. K. Thompson presid
The committee submitted the follow
in^ report which waa adopted:
You committee appointed at <?re\ ious
meeting to assertain the (lout's of the
fertilizer trust in this state, la?g leave
to submit the following.
As far as we have been able to as
net tain, such a trust does exist in t he
Virginia? Carolina Cemical Co We
havs written them tor prices of mm
merical fertilizers and they have ignor
ed oar communication, and we recom
mend that the farmers of this county
do not buy a pound of their goods.
__ We also And, however, that this com
pany has not bought up all of the phos
phate works In this state, and that F.
w. Wacciwr A Co., a reepotibl* llrm
Wtth otners, are telling gnanes at a
mall m argon above last year's prices, j
we wotdd suggest that wo patro- 1
JW2S thesa firms provided prices suit us.
9rd. We farther report that we have j
_ULe Jbllf sgliDBt j
job Uses introduced In the j
at tb* present session and
ot the judiciary
bUI was refer
tb* bin,
<
and heartily ondorae the action of the
said, minority of said committee. ami
we hope that said bill was passed l>y
our legislat are.
Respectfully Submitted,
1j. (5. Alford,
ti. \\' M-wlv-y.
li. .1 o. hnn'ii, !
. W . r l{?'u<l.
Mi. (1. . MosHey offered tie* follow
iiitf resolutions, \vliich win- also adopt <
ed:
Kesolved. 1st. That it is the sense or j
lids Hireling that we ought not to i; i vi [
more than 10 ner cent. advance on l'u? 1
year's prices for fertilizers.
2nd, That it is the beiise o| this b.?d j
that unlcwi llit) prlc<'H of 1'ert di/ers ai :
reduced to within the to p.*r cent, ;ut J
vance of last years pricey we will i!i- !
oAurago the use ol fertilizers to as Jar?.' j
an extent as possible.
3rd That we condemn the action o
ihu Virginia- Carolina Cemicil ?'o n
forming a corporation foi tin- purpos
of arbitrarily advancing th" price o ?
guano.
1th. Tb?t we give as t:ir ns pnictic |
aide piofen iice to the lertiii/i'is oi i!i<
ilulependen companies, and avoid pin
chasing tin- products of 1 he trusts.
These resolutions were discussed i ?
Messrs. (?. VV. .Moselev. W K Tnomn j
son, 1?. 1C. Alford. \V. Davis, and I I
i.. Davis.
Messrs fJ. W Mnseley, [. K. Alfmt j
and VV. IV IJeed wero appointed to as i
certain t ho prices at winch fertilizei j
can t?e bought, etui as soon hk tin v at j
ready to report, t hey are to give i.o'ic ? |
through thoeoun'y papers, and those
wishing to buy \n tins uav will make
application to lite committee,
Mr, Keid ofloicd the l<>llouin?.
which after some discussion was Miopi
ed:
liewolved. 1st. 'I li it the chairman o
t Ins con v en I ion appoint a emu mil lee ^
three to ascertain tin* costs <>| hoi.'V1
ing ami operating a tertilizer lactoiv
and to learn if it is not advisable t i
form a company to mainline! ure terti
lizers at ('hiihIcii for 'be i ext season.
2d- And Duil our TJpresenta'ives let
instruct' (I touseevei v legal and h*(;iti !
mate means to legislate against ;<ii\
measures l bat Wou'd tend to give an*
of the trusts or railroads any unl ? i r a?'
vantage over us, in the form of rebate*
etc.
In aecxu dance with the above, tli-j
following commitUe was a n I **??: I
W. K. Thompson, (J. W . Moseley ant j
,J. K, West.
A permanent organization, to be
I known as the Anti trust Association,
: of Kershaw c unty, was formed. Col,
W. K. Thompson was elected president -
I U. \V. Moselev, Vice president; and ('
W\ HI roll more, Secret a v ami Treasurer
The object of Ibis unsocial ion is to hoi.'
meetings from time to time as decme.! I
advisable, ami lo discuss matters c.i i
general interest to farmers.
Our Ttrprtwu fit lives nl Homo. J
Soii.it.ir Hay m n < I Ri-p'rijeiilH
tivee Winkler and KiohanU hn\"
returned home, i lie ? turc ha\
i'lU adjourned ?>tj Inst. Katurda'.
W'liln in Columbia \vc licluve out
represent it ivt-H worked hard nn-i
full h fully l<?r w It ?? t tiii'v coneri \ ( ?!
lo iio foi the Im-hi interest <>i ?.i>
people, and it- in !i jjrout p I c it h ii 1 1 ?
for Tlui Chronicle io ronimen-'
them for llie j?ouil wmk done, wtnt
wo nre filtnl to nee l In in :il lioui
Again.
Wo nre ii??i t i n*r now oust um<' ?* <-v
erv ilny Our noods uii i p wen nr
I lie tii.k of tho low ii.
S N. S ?w. 1' A- Cm.
The l; i t o I )i p:u l tn?- ii I iud ( ) i
cbcutm fcuti-n aiumeui, ftirh Nih,
will again give to our citizens tin
pleasing opportunity ? ? t ?l? iimMinIim
ting their uppieeialiou of out hum
talent.
T. 10. I Iaselden, depot agent n ;
Clio, S. ('., mill u cousin of ,) Dud
lev IImbi'Mou, committed suicide :i
that plriott i?u Saturday morning.
.? tllflCH \V. Mt'H'tM, H you ML' wl' i
nin n IX \ears <>f 111 fickshu t:.,
wjih Ktriiik and K 1 1 S ? -i I hy a t mi i
near thai place ?n the night of th*
Nth.
Archil; Blunt and HcKKif .Join--,
(colored) ii> i r r i . ?? I out* i l:i v Ins
?vcok. 'J l?o ^rooM if> :t ' 't n 1 1 17 mt !
MuNjridi' t*ffi?ll\ \ouii;f
I'lie lirr <'mn|Mti>v li.nl a Hin t p ;
011 Monday llf l'iih in*'
Mcssr*. .1. \ . Singleton and A. 1 ?
Kennedy, dr., sent in th' ir n-H n
lion hh luciuhiTH and Messrs. T< ?? ? t
I>:irlit'l<! and Scldoii il i tins wvr
received in t lu"r nt< :n 1
Cl<)Ck ? Ht CIl IHCM liel Hit I 'rt.
We will s;U \nu S:idinet?, .!? !
lien, < 'rackri'H, ( itk? s (nnl < 'audit?
us elieap an\ hod \ .
Si ny lei on"* li'ikrrv.
Fi in' im-til <>f maititij,* ju-'
arrived :it ( iei^rtiht i iiht'h.
Fine Fumilnie I'oli-h ??i
(vwiMfhitt* Hiit*r -
Death of an Tn fiint
/\ it infant ehild '-.i Mi. :tnd M i.
I M Al< \nn?l?-?, ?>f Atillo. Ii, -I i ?
'Mi WrdyesjdaV i'anf. A^uJ
i IIHHU ilH.
Opera House To Ni^ht
?Set "Ms Lord in I.ivrt>" t ? !
presented it tin- OpiTi llousr t
jmg;iit, r?l S oVloek. A<! mi*- i<>n l?.r>
i l\? vi i \ went IOe., Foi In* ri i lit.
{Glace K |?is?*oj?:il rinuvh.
Yealerdav was Waahtn^tori'i
llirthday. The Graded School
taking holiday to day instead i i
yesterday.
Buried Ninety Year*.
While diiTffinu a ^r?v? in the oen
etery ? low d?\a ajio the flex ton im
oarthod ti child's metallic e?>fl1n Th ?
lid waa removed from the glaaa and
a child'* face waa Been in m* perfec<" :
mate of preservation. The date- or.
the coffin w*5 1 804. Ttaaif-eonaid
erahl? apecnlation aa to whoso child
U could bwe lM*n. This cbdd
baried bsfor^ the town of Union vu
loestofc Tbsre Meats to b* no ww
~ ? ??(??
t?- ? v
|(SO <OT OVd*
Tho Kind ^' < ? ? ? (lave Always < Sotij^iit, mid \\ J? i? I* ha* beta
fM> y<?Hi*M> }i;;s ImVim fSio yl&iiat vsrr of
:uul ta,rtn miKio wider ht ; prr
. A' ^ ^r1/. 7* ; . nana* ? t!tn?r\ Ulon silica Its Infamy.
~MKXZ4T~ /*C .< St,4/-ym ^ i 1 < ? \ ?. .)<> OIH> i f> dtTflVO J "" til? .
All <\?iiji<?'i*;**i*s. 1 fni'j: ' ion ? :?;ul Htifmiit n M4s ara m/i (?> ?
]ii riilH-nl\ liial Ir.'do \\ : * i ? and rndantfi >? H?<> lit-MUl ??!'
lnlnnl.-t and Cliildivo r*\j ?> Went/1 U^Uiil.st *A|>ClUTlMi>LU
j ? I'lciiy a;.'.
A ?
? 1 h
2*;>. W*
Casloria is a substilufo for Caslor <".i, } Niratfoi'li', 1 > ?*? ?j ??>
and S<??> I liiii^* Sy'rrtjis. it i llarmit-ss and idcasaat. li
contains iK'illM'r Opium, *<( a'pliino urn* ? 1 1 ? ? i* .Narcotic
Nal>K(an<'<s lis ajjn i>; its f? anrafiteo./ 11, destroys Wartas
ami allays 1\: utra.linrss. J i, ilarr'iora and Wind
C'o'Jia. It. relittvas 'JYelliiiif.; 'J'voWtdo*, Constipation
ami ria< ulracy. it asslml'alos Oio i-'ood, rrf?ula?o.s tlm
ftloiaaHi and Udwrls, ffivli hoalthy and natural slot p.
Tim Children's I'anaooa ? 'I bo blather's i'llend.
GENUINE
\ AL\VAYS
Bears the Signal urq ot'
Al
s 1
In Use For
(if 6 Always
O v e r 30 Y o a r s.
10\.
me oniTAun cou?ir.', J ' 6?i:ti.r, 1.1 >v vtmn onv
iV vap'-i
To My Friends & Patrons:
This is flic be^innm;: of auntuer season with cotton at 1 ami
?) cents per pound. This meat. ?? cheap ^oods or no s : ? i : * . 1
have ^ot. tiio jjoods a n< 1 they have got to Ho sold and as I have
alwHys vaid I never allow any enc to undersell' mo, the money
is what I want and that, 1 am ^oin?r to have if' you come in my
store. 1 have a big stock as usual, fresh and nice; never have
an v old stale stock.
FRESH GOODS
I . . J
I coming in every t'ay. 1 went in business in 1S!M when cotton
i was about the same prices it is s ow ami 1 am still here donijj
! rtiy 'bare; some predicted that ' would not ]>ull through thai
Ueason. Low priced' cotton don't frighten me, I have ?m)uc
| through a hotter battle than this. I sold my goods for such
] small profits, I find that it par to make small profits and mtick
? sales. I have kept it up and > oii't want to change it. \ will
s:i<"to those who have stores i . the country to come in and I
; will divide the profits with vo.- as liww h-Iwhvs d<n^. Saint
jbii'dnee* bonnes ina\ t ?_? 1 1 you t ;ey carry a larger slock than 1
do, yon can sav to them you g f. more for a dollar
AT H IK BON'S
jthanvou uet IV' in them, it inak'S but little difference to you
iliow much .stock they carry. What you want is all you can
jfjet for your money. 1 am sa i tird with the past, and 1 know
1 1 will he with the future lor 1 : m working just as hard for your
trade as I (>ver did. Come on you will find me at the s.ane
place. Yours Res peel fully,
Eh E.HINSON.
Ch.ui i Itot.idjiiM ?? ? I ; 8. j
( i cisi'ii lie i in v I' m
[ Ki lie 1 1 1? 1 1 V l'!llll:i U<'S nt
(.jciscnhcimc r'ti.
NY* llmm* Srwinu !\l uclii im h, .*?.
1 i^r ides Ml <;? i p??? n In- i in f r *.??.
| M aclinic ii **c* 1 1 li'M runl nil
? ? r is*, ii lit* i iih-i 'm.
' ' 1 1 1 l.;i s n |i Irs til < i risen hoi in"r v.
, 1 ,0o0 Itis Kiiicv ( re Hiii (.'hrrsi-.
Don't. I m i % till yon ?? i my price.
Singleton's Ba leery.
.Inst it1 i'c i vrn !i fu\l litic of crock
cry. Come alnl see ury^priccs.
.) U. ( iiknln'c, Al?1.
Stoves and Heaters at (leiscn
i lti*t im r's.
I
| A CARD.
Hitting .i |<> open liii-sint'o ?
! for myself. t take prouf nleuinYo i x ?
I HiinnniMMri'.f t<> my frifii Is mill tin
(inlilic ill. i.ti;;<', that within tin"' iicxi
! tew ' I a \ ^ I \v 1 1 ! i"- prcrareil to I'nrniO
i the i* *v 1 1 ! i ii ? v ami < v ? ? r \ 1 1 ; j n _T i" '1 ?
?v \ ol y o?vi'i?-s, fr?ioi tlii' ? lnmtie
? l< ' 1 ic:i <* i< i'*i i tin* i;;i?n{ sill >st :m in] ?<;? *
? -i I ; an! o trii' vii |\ h- ilici- >i sli ii
<>f t-heir p:i t foliage 1 ta'.e '
I pri<l?' in ^avi licit Imv- i ???j 1 1 ;i ? '
! v'i firs <i! < \*p? 1 inter ill t' i* tiiis'iu s
I i,i Mil 1 1 1 c a at least nf wlmt 1 1: ?
" p? ( >pl ?? ncel, nil 1 1 it film ! 1 ever 1)0 nil
j h -sir?? to furnish audi goods :is wi.
1 U?- satisfactory i\J) every pirtieuh t
?? n ? 1 at prices in low ns couM lie a?k
' ?k1. I w .il uuaranlc? fiixtot'n ounces
I to every pound ami for every ?1<>I in r
? yon wilt ??>t one hundred ceut
. worth of yooilw.
T further propone to Deliver
? Prfm ptty nil georte, from a harrd oT
Uoiir to a package of oliowing^ mm
All or.lera wil* receive my person; >i
attention.
My store is fourfji bel>w the Fat ]
mers and Mbrchanfs Bank m??I jusr 1
opposite the market* where I will b+- '
pTCasfrd to See 3 on it any tirhP," fcTTiT r
trusting that I may be favored with I
a call, it for uotbulg a)?** bat to iti*
?peel my stock, I Ira joora very
' TA^ptCrroTj, j ;
QBBajfhi U MBVQfr I
i Handsome Pictures cheap til
I (Jeisenhcimer'H.
:? pound h'k is Jelly only 25cls.
Singleton's.
|
Car ot ll<?nr just received and wil
1 ut old price <
S. N . So well & Co.
Cabbage Plants.
Now ready for shipment. Wake
field, SuPfiession and Knrly Spring.
The hii/diest, Thr?/C?t, earliest and
besf tefiown varieties. Prices f o b.
lu re.' I min lo ft 000 $1.50, fiOOtl to
I it, (mki sl sr?. over 10,000 ?1.00
Tliev arp (,'io? n in the open air and
will staniT severe cold.
Address, Norman II. lilitch,
iMeggott, S. C.
j It allords us pleasure to recom- ;
'mend the above plants in the hiuh
? ."V terms. They are the very best.'
We u;-ed o\> r n thousand of the sann
variety hist year, and with the tlicr- I
monieter below /.crn, not one \va?
l.ist. ? E l. Chronicle. ]
LOVE
LETTERS
flook of 100
-iH Fim
luU$milO?S
15 o
c rz V
rs J- -a
< o
( ? ? > v . Taylor's r.ov?? I. otters, thirteen
in are considered the host work*
' that list* ever eome from his pitied pen
They :ir?' lull of wit and humor, sonti
? ntent ami path"*; ir.KtrnrtJvc ,1ik! anms
injf. They product* laughter ami tears.
TIh-v ?re addressed to: "'Undo Snm.'t
??Politicians/' "Hoy?," "Girls,H VftaolA
eTora,1' cT)rnmmers," ''rioilen,"
"F??l??i mon," ?*3futhcr?-indaw>" ''Can
?lirtarr*," **NirootliearTs," "Sportsmen, ''
and "Teachers." The Book aUo?C0n-_
l him several of ?h?v? . Taylor's.. &oU<i .
?petrchp#. I'ott paid, 25 cents.
AJtftuhacHbers to The Chronicle pay
ing a year cash in advance gcM on* of j
these books free. *or. Taylor* letters I
?re iHu*t rated and ar? e< >ri?ddVred (be |
l*Mt lib rary not k that h u ercr eorte 1
(fete hi* fiAM p*Ju ^ J
The I** ire Depart u:ent and Cfttrj-'
(li'ii Oldnslrft Kulct tuinuicitt, Mch.
8' Ik, *m!1 introduce to our eiluen*
^!r. Nunjicz^r, n u>oefc clever gen
tleman cornfdiau from Savannah, ,
Gn.
^ ^ < [ i
Impoitant Registiation |
Notice,
T<> all Municipal VotcrH :
I desire to "nil thr? attention of all
inititkii) al to tlx*. {net that the
I took* nt '? ejpntrnti'Oi aru Htill open ;it the
uMIco of A nditor ut KomIim w Count Vvjr
I ' ijd< r tin* Iuu all person** who ii't-Kiro to-f
vote in ()??> :ij?|irOMohiii"jf tdoctinn for M |i\^
??r ami AMciineii are required ic l?? re?ji
miTi'i) Tin' books wiIlelo.se on? week v
brrorr tlr~r Tncsdav in Aprl! the ?lnli*i'
of I therefore uruo nil voterr-l
to reenter. Mr. W lr, MeCridszht ia #u
pvfvinor of Registration.
Mvkijk z i-:m l?.
M uyor.
FARMERS'
CEREAEITE TOP ORESSiNC.
Ifvoiiwqntto increase your crops of
Wheat, Coin ami Cotton &0 to 1(H)
per cent or inure, place your order Willi
A. I). Kennedy at once.
Tito S Ionic I crt-Uiitor
l Ikmimi'mI Works,
J'<?h. !? ? mil, Baltimore, Md. '
Examination o{ Teachers.;
I
Xotiro is hereby 5*1 v?-n that an ?? x im - ;
iiiatiou for liaeheis' ri-ii iTu'iit ??? will be j
held in the Court House on Friday, !
Ki-h. 23. AH parties expecting to teach
will in ar in mind that tho law now
rnaki s no provision for special exninina
t inns. I, COJ'K. LAN' I).
1'Vli. (1, 1'Jlin. Co. Sup't Ed.
SOUTHERN RAILV/AY.
Condensed Sehmlulo 1 J? Kfb'ot .Inn. IT, 1!"0>).
i>i.V;i' 7 <*5a IjV dmrjeattfti .
I ft 55tj> 1 11# " . MttitinivrviVU* .
j T ~jp! 8 ->f>aj " hixnt'lii'llli'
I 1 6i?p' 0 Vila; .Or?liK'td> iri.'.
I V 43p to l,'>n{ " Kiu^'viU*!
"!1 t'a'Ar" "" .PifinToY
'I l 4 a; " Camden.. .
V 1 1 OUhI Ar Columbia..
o3?v? 7 OOrt.Lv . . CSSirleatoii Ai-ii Ka lilip
7 3?Sp i? l:?i " . . .lXraueKvilla. . . " i H Mia fiOOp
? iOp 4ML" .. " J S OiCJp
S ? n.'; ? : |i .t.n; . . Denmark. " j 8 l!?aj ft l'.'p
y L\'ip 100' 11 " . Hlju'kvitlo .... " 8 o.)?; &utp
QS2pill00a| " Aiken " 7 iKlai HoTip
lp'40p 11 61a| Ar.Au^n .- Ut uu.d Lr " l l> -0:? !v>,
in ntliiiTion 10 the tibyve siirvieu
train* Ni?i 16 nun lti run daily between Charles
| ton ftnrt Columbia, ru trying elegant 1'iuimu!
? sleeping cars. No. 15 leave Charleston 11:00 p
j 111. ; urrivo Ooltoiibia C:00 ?. m. N'j. 15 louvc On
! lumbbi 1 :."lt> t?. iij,; arrivo Oliarl?-stt>n 7 :tM a. 111
1 8li'?*piuR ??ul-> i?<aily for ?HJtfUpMno" at t?:00p. in.
1 both at Charleston ami Oohimbia. Tlu i'e trair*
j makti cli'rtr> <'.>nn?ctionH ut Orfluinbia with
: through trains IjoIwcmi Flocidu ^>oint? ani*
vt nabiiiKlon tiud tho f;?!>t. CoituocliOit with
traiim Nos. ill and 110 Ni'W Vork and I'lorida
' Limilt'd Ivt-wwn Black vUlt*, A?k?ni and An
| ^mihIh. .No. :ii lftivpi; Bluckvillf at M:40 a. id
1 Aikwi V?:'W a. 111.. An*"f?trt .t0;l" a-"*, ^o. (?'
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WM'nlneloD, I). 0. AtlAnta.Ua.
F rrm r.K.Jnyrnnl nf .Virlltir.
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ed more cases than any
living Physician; W?
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The Really Lowest Prices Known Can be Found
JUST OPENED BY
\
\ B.- N. SO WELL & COMPANY.
Ouu dour iiorlh oi Uae <Uilt .tftltfc
SHOES,
\\re carry a lull lino of All Qualities Ladies, (}onts_ ami
Children's Shoes. Gents Lace and Congress, from Too. to
if 1 per pair, host quality. Ladies' and Children's Shoos at
Lowest Price*, A nice line of
DRV GOODS AND NOTIONS
llou^ht at- a Bargain j list received. Conio and see thorn
while you' can ?>*ot. ??ood selections, 1 Vices to suit your
while you can p-i goi
purse.
Our line or
j Heavy and Fancy Groceries
is complete and wo promise to meet .ill Competition. We
jure also in position to gi ve jiceomodat ion to those needing
: accounts extended until tall. See us before selling your
1 col t on.
Few Goods Arriving Daily!
Not Dry Goods, l>ij
GROCERIES AT LI1MDSAY'
jAnd as you liavo (lie Dollars and I t ho (io6ds I waul
! oxcliauiio with you, and <^uaran<co you will bo satisfi<
| So when you Avaul something nicc for
| BREAKFAST, DINNER OR SUPPER
,H'ive mo a call. All goods dolvored promptly.
EM OUT SALE
30 DAYS ONLY
BEGINNING
TUESDAY, FEB. 13th.
Our Kntiro Winter Stock of Merchandise to bo sacriticcd. We are com
plied to in alco room fur our Spring Goods. This store )i?h rapidly growU
in favor. <>ur business, end ins with t ho old year, has been phenominal
ind to merit your patronage shall be our constant aim throughout the
Nov One. We have proven timo after tuno. the truthfulness of our state.
! 1 1 o 1 1 1 .'iiid | lie straightforward principles upon which this business is con*
lueted : i ii l to further expand our business along these line?, we shall
provide the best goods for the people at the Lowest Prices, and lower than
,:Im same quality can be fought elsew here.
Read the prices earofuUy, compare and iuBp?ct for yourself.
DRESS -GOODS.
8 Press Patterns at 50c. per vard, /old lio'etofore At 85c. and 81.
I pieces ulPwoo! Dress Flannel, -12 inches wide, at 30c yard, worth 50c.
I pieces nil wool Dress Flannel, .'?'J uichcs wide, at 22c yard, sold here
tofore at 35 c. \ ?
7 pieces 1'inid Camels Hair, 10 inches *\ ide, at 4.r>c J'orJ, sold heretofore
at (>.?('.
1 piece Tan Tricot. 30 inches wide, ut 18c yard, sold heretofore at 30c.
1 pie< c Black Watoi proof, 5 1 inches wide, at 25s, woitb 50c.
JJIack Cashmers, Crapon, etc , nil at Reduced Prices.
5 Hales s'e i Island Sheeting ut 4^c
i
jurei-K .jeans, regular price "5c., now 1 6 s . ?'
> pi< crs .leans, regular piice 30c, now J'Ju.
5 pie.-cs Hcd Flannel at, 15c., worth 25o. ' m
Our entire slock of Winter Underwear, Capes, Jackets, Blanket* at Cyst1
, f
r ' 7
Our shoo Department grows tnoivs popular every day.
j Ale.n's lleayv Weight box call Shoos, Regular price $3.50, now $2.50.
| Men's Tan Calf Shoes, Regular price $3,/iow $2.
Men's Satin Call" Hals, regular price 81.75, now' $1 25
M< n's Split Kip Ties, regular price $1.26 now 81.
Mm's Satin Calf Hals, regular price SI 25 now $1. .?
Lulie V Ki<l Button and Lace, regular price $3, now >2.10.
Lulies" Dungola Button and Luce, regular price $1.50 now $0c.
I CLOTHING, /CLOTHIM. r.
Our Men's 85 Suits at 43.
' Our Men's $8,50 Suits at $5 75. V
j Our .Men's $10 suits at $0.75,
J Our Men's $12 50 Suits at #8 50.
Special line in Clay Worsted Sacks and Frock Suits fron 4JH) to 88,75
worth double the money.
Our business was very large and profitable, consequently wa can afford
to Slaughter our remaining *toek of Winter Goods, and af It 1 1 'he custom
of our store to carry no goods from year to year, we are now pflerftig oar
remaining sWck of
HBFall and "Waiter Goods
? i ? i i i ? i -
At prices utterly regardless of cost or values. It yom wmmt to
prices away below the regular prices now is the