The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 20, 1900, Image 3
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New Announcements.
Clerk of Court ? lion. ?K.el
lionet).
Cleik of Court ? Mr. NV. A.
Scliroe k.
Tho Fruit Crop.
Tho full moon in April han panned
without a disuater. and the liopo fv >
n ^<i(i 1 fruit eiop i>> now every dn\
Btron theued
-4^ ? -J**"
Mil! Dam liiolct a.
On Tlu:r?da,y morning 1 luiil
<1 k in of Maj. Adams wfi.n broken ;
caused by I lie i-xco&?iw: rains of
1 1 1 o preceediny day, about i'?0 f?etl
of i', hviiig washed away.
-+UP- ? ?
N ico Awnings,
v Mr \V. W. Hnppins 1 na put npj
awnie^s in front of tlu? Mores r?f i
MeMitr'i, K F. Wsitkinp. C. O. Whit-I
aker and I1 A wl.Jch twi.iol
inueli to the looks us well us coiufoil
of these stores.
A Tar He ol Enoch Ardtn.
Pays a Chnrlotln dispatch oft Sun
*1 \y : "Holmes Harmon, a white
n\ u\ who (strangely disappeared from
his home at Kind's Mountain, nea? i
Charlotte, jm.t 2<> veai ft ngO| |,aH rt..
tu ned to find hiw wife married to
anotlu r man and hi* children all ?. i t h i
or married or dead. Mr. Harmon i
hnn many friends and relatives, ard !
at tho time i.f ? is diMVoncjirau/vj uvujo;
a man of considerable weal'h, Ho is
??p< ndinpf his iime in I o> kin'.; up his
old friends and acquaintances."
Trip of th'j Veiorana to Louisville.
Tho prospect. is that .x at, ;
IP n dun co from South ^urwlina wi'l :
boat Louisville. The idea of God.
C. I Walker, ( "< ?'ii mander <>f tho S.
C. Division of U 0 V-, i'? concen
trating t.lio Veterans at Spartanburg
is a very good one. I his will give -t
tho "old Vets" an opportunity to ex
change greeti ngs and will insure the
name arrival time at Louisville of ?H |
the delegates from tl.is slate. The
mountain route, through ( ho "Land j
of tho Skv," down tlic French Hr-ad i
River, via Knoxville, Harriman J'c . |
Lexington and into* Louisville, i;<
very delightful during the Spring
and Summer months, and in prefer,
nblo to tho long and dusty routes.
There are also two daily trains in
each direction via this route between
South Carolina points and Louis
ville, insuring no crowded trains;
end t ho trip will ho eni irely comfo't*
uMo returning huino Thin is quite
nn important item to those .who at
tend.
? ?V ? .**>? ?
Why does trade keep up with D.
K Ilinson? liecauro he advertiser-',
sells goods cheap and keeps good,
fresh goods
Heady made Shoots nn 1 Pillow
< a=ics at the (lilt Fdge Storo cheaper j
than you can buy the material.
Genuine "Red Oats at price of feed
or?t s at I). E. Hmson'g.
Guaranteed odorless Refrigerators
at Geisenheimer's.
Zephyr at the Gilt Edge Store nt
] Oci per package ? four laps to tho
package.
Remember p. K. HiuRon will not
he undersold.
FOR SALE at a bargain? a lot of
pecc-jid hand wheel barrows, shovels
and mattocks in good condition.
F.. A. Nisbet & Co.
Several car* of corn and other
?(nlY, bought before the rise. Will
give customers tho advsntflgo of.
1>. E. 1 1 in eon.
Convention of Center Township Sun
day School Association,
April 28? '29, 1900, at Congsree
baptist church, Richland county,
S. C.
Saturday, April 28th,
10 a m ? Devotional exercises
conducted by Wm. Trumblo.
10.10 ? Enrolment of delegates
and members. *
10.20 ? Minutes of last meeting
read.
10,30 ? Reports from Sunday
Schools read.
11 ? Discussion: What is the
most important feauture of Sunday
School work? To be opened by
Hon. J. S. Vomer.
' 1 1.30? Discussion : How many
scholars should constitute a Sun
day School class? To bo opened
bv Hon. W. H. Tim merman.
12 m ? Question Box. Questions
lo be collected and assigned, to be
answered after dinner.
12 10 p ?n ? Appointment of com
mittees (one to arrange a program
for Sunday's services.)
12.30 ? Recess one hour for din
ner. Afternoon Session.
1,00 ? Address. Sunday School
Literature, by J. L. Rerg.
1 30 ? Discussion: What Is the
b- st plan of opening and closing a
Sunday School? To be opened by
J. IL Taylor.
2.00? Questions found in box
ft answered.
J J ?
V 2 30 ? Miscellaneous business.
3 15 ? Song and praiae service.
3.30 ? Report of committee on
Sunday's program.
. 3.40 ? Adjournment.
The Sunday services will be as
. Arranged by the committee appoint
c?\ for that purftoa*.
Nots? Kaob eehool le urged to
r make out a fuil ^statistical report
on the regular blank furniabed by
Ihe Secretary.. JUL- delegates a?4i
visitors are asked to bring Bibles'
?nd Goepel Hymn Books 1-6, Su
perintendents will plsase read tbie
program to their schools.
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WMWINMi Wwl| wf
S1. ]i\ Iji'aib'in^ton. \f. j},.
(?A MO F.N. S. C ,
j Ollir.-. \,lh vrrvioo* to I f : f
pt'v?|>lf i.t" Cjiin !i-n \ .? iuiiv ?. la ? id s
I )il>i ^I'lli'l'ill in' |i:In tak fit II I ?
tiM'c* i.i t !.?? I . ?! i'. ? : i.;; 5 ? ? Hi ?)????? , ;i n ? I i. -
e^ivnl ilipluiuns in f ! 'i^ontso^ o:
W omen, l?ij*ortf.;C8 of I'hiMiTii, and Sur
gery.
Attent.on Democrats.
Knterprise Democm! io (dub wi!l
j uii'ot ?it 1*1 in* (i)i>vi' School lions*
} X'l! uri'ft v, iSih , nt o p. in. A lul!
1 ui tendance is desired.
K. I\ SlieiUI, l'.<*.
? .xj- ? o-*?
I Meeting of Wntcro? Clab.
1 A of the IV a terms Dent
in, i:i!ie club V* ill ! ?o hold ill the <> f -
| fire. of the Cyunty Tief?9<ir?'i on
j **??' u'rdny, ' lit' 3^th iiijii, :tt 1 oYlook
I is ' ? k i p? A full ihIh* t i !) ^ im ih si red.
. kJ % ?*? -
Dtinochv^ Club Meeting.
There will In' a^noot i n of A n t i ?e) :
1 >f i: i.erat ii*/ C'lu'?\ ai (Jninbiiiy
' Sehoo! hon- v on April _sih at M
o'i jut'k j? in. \ y ii I / row 1 1 ,
^ Pn s't.
- U <J*v
With all ilm compel itiun in li s)
!' n o I>. I! Ilineon is doiivj a larger I
hivincMs than lie over did.
Hammocks at. all prices at
( S oiKonheinior's
Nice dried frivt of all kiiul at l> 1
!?'. llinnon'ri.
IM?en ai acide iy art recommended
for ilit- imi re of i'vh'v iil; it., rtoCB i
not on io everything. Mill it in n j
ceitain en i ? * fur vheumatU;. am) i.s.i
a lino blond 1 1 ti r i- n ?* r ami laxative; I
try it. Sold by 1'. I<ctdio Zcmii, j
This i.i tin* r.ofts 'ii to order ?irin? r- j
ion tor the m.vt orwp (li t estimates;
on Mnnav's celebrated winning *{ \ s> j
b'Mi from Jv A Niwbet Xr Co . ma- j
clnnaiv ami supply m_;ents>, Camden,!
S. C.
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Town Oflieero.
At. a meeting nt' city council on
1 ?>. k t Monday niuht, the following of- j
lieers ware clootod :
City Attorney ? Ctpt. M. T; Smith. {
Chief of polieu ? -Mr. Tio-ni. Iliiilo i
( lork and Treasurer Mr. J. J.!
( iOImIhiC.
Poboomon ? M<"H*r9. .1. 8. Buxley, j
Win Latin and \V. 1>. Whitalcor.
Kocpor of town olock ? Mr .1. .M.J
L"G rand.
Mr. Whitukor, tlio nowly eioolod
policeman, in a son of Mr. L. L. Whit
akor. ,
> Marnajje.
Mr. Allio Hctloino, sun of Mr. IV
I'etlnnio, <>f Ly nob wood, an t
Miss ? Hosk, wore married <*\\ last
Sunday afternoon. Tho bride is a
dau'ilit< r of Conlr-K'tor Hokw, who
b is It0(?n oi^ ployed for sotno titno on
ihn S. A. I;. railroad.
At White B-stfl Sunday afternoon
! I<( rs'iaw's ? llieiont cotton wcle.uor,
^lr IT. J. Oiar;!noi and Miv. Ncelv
widow of the lair* (,'. f'. Sow
rll, wore nnitovl in the holy boivon of
matrimony, Notary Public, J. N. lis
tridgo, ollioiatmo.
CASTOR I A I
; For Infants and Children,
I The Kind You Havo Always Bought :
?- <.- ,
Tlxe Coming EcJipeo.
The following notes on the eclipse of
the sun were prepared for t !>?.? Nows &
Courier by Dr. Carlisle, of Spartanburg:
"Louis XV of France f1710 1774) ask
ed nr was asked or coinmanthjd one of
the French astronomers to Uh.{ out when
lie could hope to see a total eclipse of the
sun. A list of eclipses was laboriously
prepared. If the king h Ad lived to thin 1
day he would nevvr lmve had the covet
ed privilege.
The present genovMion will soon have !
the rare privilege of i>?ing p!ea?jod and I
j Hiarlled, even awed., bv this great object j
lesson. The inoon%dark shadow will I
ero.es or.r state May in n path About j
j fifty miles wide, 11 emir- parallel to our j
r.^aconst and a little above the middle of
! the state. Take a map of South Caroli
na, lay a ruler, touching Xowherrj' and
Winnsboro. Draw r? Ptrni^ht Hn<?' be
tween these two towns, proionging the
line each way to the edge of Georgia and
Xorth Carolina. The centre of the
moon's shadow will move very nearly
| along t hat line, paasmur over Lancaster. j
Draw a line on each side of that lino par
allel to it about twentv-live inile.s distant.
That holt will very nenriy cover the fee- 1
tion on which t lie eclipse will be total.
It is stiiking to see how nianvtowns vill
be covered. The upper lino rims Tory
I near Abbeville, Laurens, I'nion, York-1
vilie; the Nwer to Ldge.lbdd, Lexington.
Columbia, (..anithin , Beon??tlsville.
It i* safe to predict that thin eclipse
will he honored by a more numerous
company of- ?*\f>ert gaz"ra than ever
studied any similar phenomenon. In the
two mi'iutes of the total eclipse many
questions will be ftskod of the sun and
moon. Some w ill probably he answered
and vet t he answers will suggest new
questions, tiius illustrating the saving
that as w<! enlarge tho etr:d? of light, we
only enlarge the surrounding circlo of
darkness.
The. newspapers, our groat public edu
cators, will prepare old and young to
look intelligently on the wonderful spee
tae.le. Our olllcials in the national ob
servatory have issued an instructive
nnrrmlet witl?
I'" - I * ? ,
Many of the inhabitants of Paris hid
thcuHClves in cavoa on the nn-ro an
noun^emont of an eclipse of tho ann,
which was total in that city. In July
1842, in the aonth of Franco horsct at
tached to vehicle* came to a derided
?tand, and no exertion of the drirerr,
though backed by the whip, uould indued
the m to proceed until the tun had again
a)TVTaf^d Cattle in the field* congrega
ted together immediately afusr dnrkceta
came on, u if in apprehension of an at
tack. Don in ^articular appear to have
been sensible of aome unnatural event,
howling piteoualy darftlg tho deprivation
of the fun'n-wyy, or hftK^y aerklucsotne
plaoe of aafety. The birdf in (he tree*
seer Ledf, auddenly ceaaed nlnginff at
the moment when the total obatruetlon
mm on. At Milan the beee quitted
tkelf hifee In greet nuibeei #oen niter
- - ? ? -? i_ t. ? .
M*E3
When the Co unite Man Comet* ..
Tin ?wv 1 1 ??> oupM'ojh whii'U you
>s li! !'!? cu!( J o;v!i.J,'? linswit l his
\ . w :
Sn1 K'tiiii1, I I. rial .an uuum\ initial
l!o>i li i Cf ntr< , f, i> u ut t't-r ol lioitfto.
i.jlln! } I <>f I Hi h tl.tiu'll" lit;
tli-- I r:i l of ? in- tr.mily.
( \>!or <?r i:U'?\ I
S> s.
A;;o ut !;l-t bi.th Irtv.
n,v. month mm<? venr when *v>rn. 1
Are you .'.ii.^lc, m uf i??l, wkiow,
v. i'iowt?r or ilivoret'ti*
Nutuhi r <if year* nrirrii<l.
I i?i\v many oh'hlron.
N 1 1 ? s i r j i of chil li t n living,
Si x of chi I'll ftl
W hi'io \\ <Tr vou t'.'Ti '{ If in lite j
I'luK'il States <?i\*e PtAte el* U<iritor\,|
if of foreign birth, j.;ivo name ot* the;
country only.
Whore was your fill! tor born? Your
Hi iSuiuo conditions its tlu'j
fo'-c^oiny. )
j If of |oi7;i<iit birth, when 'ltd you J
f.i ?' to th > Dsiitotl States?
! I ?\v many \ ears invo you rc salmi I
i.) t hi! I nilv'il S'fl'Ori |
l! i\f yt'U iim tl li'il UHtll/.i ?{ ,y t tow 1
?ii'hjv yonrt uiiuo you b..-Citniu a cit*
1/ >1*
W lmt your occupation, tra<lo or
P'ofefoMon? (Tin* question applies
to prjsons Id yesusof fioo or over.)
Mow nviuv iikui * lot during the year
!?.!??? vou t mploye.i f.
How* many unnulis huvo yu at
loUiioil School*
< 'nn you rvul ?
( '(in you wi i! <??
i?iv the main fuel* conecrnin^
your oilucut ion
Dr. yr. r, r.^7. v?\ A." v? ' in wnicn j
you live?
! >o vou u n! the house in wliioh
vol 1 i v ? 1
If y??u ( ivn the house. is it iic>o or
mo ? tinned' (Tho shiuo ijui alion ap
plica to fur :n.-> )
ly'-K-r.
V|vwVf-V J^)*T?VVT
TllK I'NITKD KTATKS.
177(5?1900.
In (he year I 7 7 T. . thr thirteen col
? oil's along tin* Atlantic const, after
witnessing a matchless struggle for
hbnrtv in which ttu? lives of heroes
pnid the faii't il, became the "United
States of A morion."
Note tlio growth of the Unitoil
States! From hardly three million
in 1770, wo now number nearly one
hundred million. From an unbroken
wilderness ruid the cries of hostile]
sivnges, the whole country from the
Atlantic !o thf Pacific, is sctt'ed;
Towns nnd eiti?s nre eveiywhere,
Mourners run on every river find the
whole country is a network of vud
ronds and telegraph line*.
In l77o, we wore d< prudent colo
nics, dependent upon (iron!. IJritinn;
we owned nothing, hut were owned
and now, besides being supreme of
;;il povei *3. V\'e have o <i.tbl i.shed our
govern men t in Hawaii, Puerto Rico,
|'id>;i nnd the Piiijlippiu- s. In 1770,
hc-8ide.K those wlio fought for our lib
erty, there vvtro ntiiw patriots, who
in public assembly denounced the)
power of threat Hritian. One of j
these was Patrick Henry, who, in one'
of his ovations, ended with thcKO j
meniorahifc words: 4 Is life ho dear,]
or peno^ ?o ?>veef. ns to be pnrchas j
<td hy chains nnd slavery? l'\)i'hid j
it, A Inlighty (b>'i! I know not what i
CuurbC others may take, hut, ,i? fori
mo, give me liberty or nivo me
death!" Hut to day Congress audi
the Senate are full of cueh aluien- j
nun who are ever ready to lift tluir
voices lor their country's cause
What rapid st tides in progress we
hnvo taken. It seems ns if the Al
mighty has given fo the American
people fill the blesoings He eould he
slow upon them; nnd. ns the years
come and go, and centuries pass
away, wo hope t tint we will ptill he a
strong, free nnd united people.
English Viiughnn.
Age 16 ? Orndo 10.
Till-: U. S. ? 177C-1900.
When Knuland was unjustly tax
ing her colonies in North America,
there vyas nobody that thought tins
littlo strip of land along the Atlantic
was to heromo the seed from which
the great United States was fo he
formed. In 1770, theso colouiea
were struggling lor their,, indopend
ence. Tlio country wis hut scantily
populated, and even t lie few people
that there were wero divided Info
two parties, bitterly hating each oth
er.
So we mny so<< what, a perilous
condition the atT-iirs of the colonies
woie in. Indeed ir seemed fis if they
were lo he wiped off the fr.ee of the
earth Thi^ was tlio condition of af
fairs m 1770.
Now the United States is one of
the (Put. powers in the world, em
bracing, uh it dues, nearly all of
North America, the Philippines, the
Hawaiian Islands, Cuba nnd l'oito
Rico.
It has ft strong government, nn<l
plenty of mnnoy m the treasury,
while in 177<>, tho colonies were
fighting to try and form a just gov
eminent, and tliey did not lmve
enough nvmey to pay the eoldieiH.
Then tlje United States had only
a few million . inhabitants and was
engngod in a devastating wnr, while
on the contrary, sho has just finished
a war by which she has gained ft
large amount of territory and eovcr
al million Inhabitant#; The popula
tion ot the United Stutes and her
colonies amounts to about one hun*
dred million# of people. Indeed
when wo compare the United Statee
a* it-wa# then to how It id now, our
minds can hardly rccognize how
each a email power could grow into
bo groat a nation.
? 9 Cal AncrumV"
Ago 16? Grade J.O.
W? M? ?orry to l??rn th?t Mr. J.
M. Htll It T?rj III with grippe. W?
Ii?m hotmr* ibftl Im will mi ki
kbU l? N Ml ftfftUi
UAKCAINS IN ALL 1'llLlK 1 > K V\ KTM K N TS.
shoes* tec tend in (juahiij ami price*
('nil tor our ?J U LI A. M ALLOW Shoo tor L:ulio-i in hij?li
itJol low <{uai\Vr ? ii i- a
% ? i !s i ni;" of ItcKiily and a #lo> roivwT/* to the uvuivr.
is lujiiu* v(,j>!onish?i<l ovtjr\ day and in it wo can .-nve you dol
l.i rs.
Staple and Fancy Groceries
at LOWEST PRICES.
Call and 1>?3 astonished.
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Now Is The Time To Buy.
I ' HARVEST TIME j
:i"in Ik* made lest) laborious nnd
iru.ro | ? i ollttible ly li:i\:i!Jg the i i?> li t ?
I hi, Ml."' j
KA KM J .VM'LKMKNTS
| ft. r tin! gal liei iug ui) 1 1 storing ??( I lie ;
| crops. S
Wo a it* feeding ngcnts for the |
beet knowu and most perfect
MO WE US.
HAY HAK KS,
HAY FOKKS, Kt. ? j
and invite inspection of those in1
1 t
slouU confident that the good.} and |
priccf? im)1 pjovc jdor.tifng.
A FULL DAYS WORK
cuiniot. 1m.' ii (iiio in ti day with old
or ('til nf dale tiifu'liinciy. Vuui
ii:i^h !?or wiili .hi improved Mmvur
will iM-t twin. U4 much done, til Iosb
nsc, t i i a 1 1 liu wilh fin old fa?h
ioi.i d i mplMnout .
Don't ho Blow <4ulnir, but don't
woik harder than you have to,
On me in hero and look at the labor
:??< vinj{
KAHM IMl'LKAl KNTS
i-. L* oi]Vr. Voii can save their pi lee
in one ?t*ason.
car Agent for the Celebrated Eeciing? The Lightest Running and yet!
one cf the mrst durable machines en tho market.
A D KENNEDY.
Heavy Rama. j
Heavy rains have been fulling!
here f ? > r the past two days. Much
damage has been doee to the |
^ t. r??t* ts>, roads ami bridges. All;
streams are greatly swoolen--?the j
W stereo river t his morning in j
about tfO feet. Much uneasineaa is!
t o 1 L for the factory dim; its break- ;
iug is momentarily expected,!
though President Villepigue with!
his usual good business ability i* ;
uuiug every effort to avoid it.
DeKalb Mill.
The stockholders of the DeKalb
Cotton Mills met last night and
Heeled the following directors : C.j
R. Main, of New York, It L. Mars- j
tow, Jr., of itobtnn, VV. It. S. Wlia
lev, of Colombia, T. t'. Duncan, of;
Union aud JO. Miller Itoykin, \V. .1 J
Dunn, K. C. Zcmp, K. M, Zcmp, ofj
j Camden. The directors decled!
the following ofliefrs: Prruidtnt;
and treasurer, K. Miller P.nvkin:
J vice president, T. C. Duncan ; mo- j
licitor, W. M Shannon. Work has:
already been commenced fretting
the ground ready for the erection
of tiie mill. Contracts for the ina- j
chinery were signed to-day. The j
capital Block it* &2()0,000 and Iih?!
all been subscribed. ? Camden oor. j
Columbia State, 19th inst.
Pergonal.
Mi*s Annie Youttg, ??f Lancaster,
in visiting in Cutnden.
Ctipt. C. C. ripilo i? visiting in
Lancaster.
Senator J. T. Tiny was in Colum
bia one day this week.
Miss Pauline Heyroan in visiting
in Chester. '
Mr. J. F. Rateman, of Columbia,
was in Camdon thia wc-? k.
Mr. George Crosby left la*t Mon.
dor morning to spend a month in
AQinU. ?
!>r, Arthur R. Brown Iim gone to
Lynohwood to practice big protec
tion.
Mr. X**dof? Wolf#, who bM bo?o
FINAL DISCHARGE.
Tlifi undersigned \V. J. nnd H. M.
Prnkpford, Administrator!! of John K.
I >r*kt?ford. doooased, will apply to C. C.
Ilailo, Prubiilo Judeo for n final din
ell at/e ns administrator* of aald 08trt(?,
on Monday, t.'it* 14th day of May next at
II u'ulo::k a, m. W .1. I) rake ford,
]{. M. Drnftcford,
AdiniuUiraCQfrtf.
Sheriff's Sale.
StuUs of South Carolina ? Kerahaw Co.
I'ndi-r and hy virtue of mi execution
to jiim directed hv M. i'. (.'? 'Opi'r? Si i'ic
t ai y of Stat--. I will prorocd to ?<dl on
the 1st Moii. lav in Mav next, during the
Ji ^ul iioti: t> of half, lh?< following <!*?
Mrriln'O real eHtaie. to wit :
A i i t It -it pi. <?<?, parci l nr | met of land
in !< crsli 'w fo-witv containing three lm i
? tj.i and tliii I v-sfvrii iwr<*H mure
or loP-i. It ?uod?i i?'"< to aj)|(Jar iat?r.
'J eroiH of *ni?*
If. !t. WILLI A MS, S- K. O.
Apr. 12. lSKX).
MANUFACTURER# OF
Doors, Sash, Blinds,
Moulding, Building Material,
Sash Weights and Cord.
CHARLESTON, - - - - S. C.
- Purchase oar makes, which
we guarantee superior to any
told South, and thereby, save
money. 7
. Window end Fancy Qlee> e
?jmu?r* Mim
t
fel '1.,
he Famous
1 "TORE
Is Where You Will Find
arloads f Goods,
B
IT
1 fU?!' L ft
New ana srynsn uooas,
floods for the times , (Joints for the
purse and floods for one and nil ut
BOCK BOTTOM PRICES.
The nil-absorbing question with the Ladies is, uWhere can I
find suitable material lor a nico Spring dres?/' Need we say
that a visit to the (lilt Edge Store will settle the question"?
How could it be otherwise when we can supply the wants of
al! ? from the smallest to the greatest.
See our Block and Colored Dress Goods ? brought on espe
cially tor the Spring trade. Our washable fabrics are entirely
too numorous to mention and must be seen to be appreciated; ?
An endless variety of Shirtwaist materials and at pricot
wit hiu the reach of all.
Just received, another shipment of Ladies and Ohildrens
Sailors; and they are nice, nobby and cheap. Be sure to see
them before you buy elsewhere.
Gentlemen of the city and country, hear us while we plead
YOUli cause:
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Our Spring woolens touch
the circle of novelty at every
point. Kach season develop?
new art possibilities in fabrics,
and this spring eclipses all it?
predecessors. Now, as hereto
fore, wo beat ourselves and
gain new laurels with our die
play of nice- patterns. While
we are taking measures against
ready-made misfits, don't de
lay sprucing up and winning a
general welcomo On sight. Fit
yourself for till occasions from our stock.
OUR HAT STOCK
"t
IB "Up to the Muzzle" and up to date.
Spring Stylos in Hats we are
displaying in all the new
blocks, and handsome styles.
Anything in hats chosen from
our stock you can be sure is
the correct and fashionable
whape. And you can also be
sure that you /are securing the
leading stylet* at the lowest
j prices. /
SHOES, SHOES,
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Shoes, for Ladies, Gents, Girls a?d Boys. Don't fail i
them before you place your orders.
Yours Respectfully and