The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 08, 1900, Image 3
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A Coming Mtiri irtjjo.
( 'iirdf; have !>?'? o issued announc
ii?<? 1 1n* ei mil"*' nirtjv ii'.f ?>! Mifin U<?
i n 1 'antov, danghti r nt Mi met Mi-.
K Iwnil Ikevmd t'ftht ?'\ , nf i 1 1 1 u 1 1 1 1 : t
Mid Mr Allu-t I Um-u i !* v\v;ini, Jr..
of thi* frit V , which i.h * ? i iu!;c | l.m* in
i i-ifHCn rMiroh, VJ 11 it mi . >mi i in' i
inst. Air. 11 1: \ v. ard i* ? ???? pnpu'r.r
ard oHleicnt Itoui.kiH pet t> f the i.. mii
and Kxehange Innk, mi .1 'it
friends \V i'l < xt' ; d he M l ic>,t ?
ululioiiH.?
Ill
Dili'
LUlll'lcU LttlftiU liHUllill Vi
l li is riiUM' |/ i isi- which < aii ? ! ? i,
llPS BO long liccded Will lie in
<? I >0 r ut.ioii nc x I wick. This ? H u ii -
?slry will ho eoadmud in :? in-t
e.lVts and up-to-dnif m \ V -id i w,
tl'lwl the peonh* w ill i'l w i! i
povtyuid patroimge i!r. ' ?' i - > ?
? ant) wo holh ve i he\ u i;l. A
waiiyof 1 imii and space pit \ nits u <
Un Maying t n ? ? i ? < ul" (his wnnl'v
epteVfjriso 1 1 i i v.n'k hut i will in
done l&y-r.
The Camden .Juniors will pp?\
t ho Preshyterinn High seliou] t? am
(?f Columbia here next .Monday.
Ammons, the "t w hdi-i" will pitch
."or Camden. A good game in cx
] tooted.
Thov will leave on the S. A. L.
next Tuesday i ? ? i MnMec, win i?*
1 hoy will cross huts with Ciicraw's
crack team. This al*o piomi>i-s to
he a. good game.
The largo hoy* will k.wc next
i >>>?-"! V
oy wi'l piny the 1st. team < . r lha!
place. Although Yor!i\ii!e h?'
some paid p'ayers, yet n:ir boy
wi'l go i r> to the giy;ie determined
to win.
A Card.
Mr. KVlitor:- I noticed an me time J
ago a suggestion which appeared in j
your columns urging mo In enter t h< ' <
race for the ollie.e ot County Auditor, i
since that time I have given my pin
posed eandidjicy vi-j-y ean lul find J
thorough eonsiih ration and I lind)
? leit ciivu-iindnnecK more espcei i':v j
of a private; and luisim s? natr.ro will j
i roven't u?o from entering the r-vej
at the approaching election. I de-in-;
to expr vss my high appreciation and}
gratit a le to my friends for iia'irj
kindly intciest and in in^lico t o the)
same w II say that should it l?e thei
dosiro o" the democratic. votor* of i lit j
county' 1 >r mo to serve ttiem at some 1
future ti ne. T sha'l he oM^t<iu ?;! id !
to p'ac; my.-ell ?:t their service.
Very ivfcpertfolly,
Manner Kahoi;.
A Quit : Marringo.
A ve'y quiet inarri;:?e. wiln<s-v I '
by Ion or ! woivo frienits, {ni?l: place j
1 fist night at 8 :.?<> in t!:n parlors i f j
the manse of I he First Presbyterian J
Church, 1 On Middle street. The eon j
tractin^ pnrMes were Mr. Donald M 1
Alexander and ^ 1 i s s Paulino V. j
Kitchen. Mis* Annie Williams, oil
Klizaboth City. X. C., :?n<! .Mr. ,Ju!ianj
Kitchen were Mm attendants. Ti: ?
ceremony was performed 1 ?y Kev. I?;
H. Eggleston. Mr. Alex -uider is a
popular younu man, now ?-?;> j
by the Southern i>ell 1 elcplione t'o..
and Mips Kile'i^n is tho j?f tr.4r?fiv?? j
daughter of Mrs. J. PiMinan. whose]
resilience is corner ??* Court and
South streets. I in1 fri ?*n ?*! m <d Mii.s
young couple wjil follow Miem wilh !
their very host wishes l<?r >\ lon<_r, use-j
fill and happy 1 i to. ? iMrtsnioiMi
' Star, June 1 s!0 '
Tho Mr. Alexander nbovn rt f.-rred
to is a son of Dr. f IT. Alexainh r. I
and here ton he has many Iriunds !
who will join in wishing for thun ?
ioiif/ and happy iivou.
If you want the best hams iu town
for (he least money, come quick to|
Mio Opera House Store.
cream freeze rp, t he"I'eei 'ess."
X(jijie belter. J. K. Ooodnle, Aul. j
Wie have over Mi ree hundred I ?a* - j
mis rtofir, all gradea from #'J .00 per
barrel, up. (Jive us a call and gel
/our pric-s. S. N. Sowell A C\?. j
Jelly tumblcntand preserve ket-|
ties at J. Iv. Goodale, Aj?t.
i )pn a lions/ Store is busy ? llour
$3 U0 per bun 1. Three ears corn
ju iv\f oeiyod. (T't. our prices.
N. K. Sowell it Co.
^forshaw County Daptist Association j
On last Saturday, at ? Providcnoo, I
in North Jv.tstern Kershaw, in pur-j
suanco vt a previous c-il! Mm K<-r- 1
hIihw County Baptist association was
? temporarily organized. Tlio follow,
inpj named churches wore represent*
ed by their messengers : J/isgah. j
lieAver Dam. J.'rovi donee, Buft*;iJo and j
Mount Olivet. Rev. T. A. Dahney '
was elected temporary chairman, and
Mr. W. F. Russell seoretary. Strong
speeches woro made in favor of the
formation or the association us it
wan pointed out that other counties
bad each association a and derived
great benefits thereby, and that Bomo
^of the Associations in adjoining
' counties had grown so largo that it
was ft burden on the people of any
locality to entertain those who at
tended the meetings of such asaooia
tions. A committee has been Ap
pointed to select tho time and place
oi the next meeting.
"Earnest, zealous. Christian men
bavo taken the initiative in forming
this association and it bids fair, un
der the blessings of Ood. fco prosper
and grow strong The visiting mes
esngers and friends met with that
hospitality wbioh so
? 1
wtfDjniri?v
truly belong to the good l^P?e of
ProTideoce. On S^ay afternoon
a strong, earnest and fqrdbfc^sffPOP
** (MM H
Belhwne.
i 'J at it; h; iiiiiiiit ip*; ?Voh.M, | . . r U,..
i'U'iV ",W?; phlCM- v,.,
| "r' A>. 1 he lulh..win<< ?>t1itr? r? wi iv
D-. \\. |? \nrw,m) ,, \
! ,1' aMki,i. ?:-'rt U.y \Vi)M,u ami .1. K
; On June I, -i Kn?ij,l picnic; rallv
' r, at | |,
; >d>!e t int Sh?h|,m- T wni 1,,.
. h??. 1 . i* ,, V km h.|.|??,.vS;
? <. I.uii will !>?? a I'lrrssof, cit.lt -
. -v i'H at
IS ? *l"'-?< 1 (o Ik- pre*
j fi t, den! ,,j jon i*
-'l ol t!u> uv,,t
1 M .!? dnlr mi I |u. s\ \ I.
^ ^ ' "Hs KV.I.., ln-l r in ||j(>
?? '"T f u,U C'tiiltlliM) III'
?, !Ur r^n? ?! to wait nv-r
? ' I'. \t <1 IV to (r,?( J.Jlr),, Us | I,,.
' ' tryifii*4 iik i . , > i , t t
- II. mis I,, hut ju.ro u(
? < ..r, l.. s ! a' r.tl, jnj.t
-<***? ?
N< w Oi>iM-u(or ut Cauulcn.
. ,^r- <' W. Wal'u.'c, ,l10 u.rnu.r ,.f. .
" ' .'V "I II;.. Western l.' . , -
I i l'jfnipii ollic" )(f (i,js p),l(.(, |,MS
" VaHeV, (in .
l Miss A 1mn> ( S inn, of Columlms. j
V, ill I, jo (? i ? (.I f liti ('hIiiiTi'ii ;
1 * ' * " ^ 1 fully eonine- |
? ? )i'; ii'l!< ? tin' i.ii s | iicss iiiul li e
r' f i'in^ lUMnn-.M-r ri Lnrm thanks to'
josft wild have in |iir. | ??i st five years '
|>'i| M.in/.'d t Iris otVme nti.l hopes | hey '
Wi!| Continue to do si t
i
?? vX** -
i*o;oonrvi.
Mr I'M.Ue bd'aos returned from
' I'HiUslon litis week.
M?, I lnmmcr Mills hits returned
If'Mtl l>ftvi<U"H (Villc^f.
Mi'ssrs \\' | ). 'I r nut limn an. I W . :
???. Sli:intton 'i'lu-.s.-Jav in Co-I
lumhia
? r. IIchcn' 1 >?-y K in js now rmplov-^
?' 1 _>:? Mr Oakniun HfivV bioyclo ro
! ! 1 s liOj>,
Mr. Ilnnlor wli.. J.-i., Uocn !
'?!< r ?* inn- for t.lu? death Ii;x:)kiii<; & i
Mcrraui ii<> Co., a! hanca lnr, return. |
?*?' home !^-( weot;.
^ J rni. h. 1 \|i!h will leave lor]
I'itris to morrow, lo nttcm! 1h- expo- j
^ilion. A r.ninh.'r of others from our!
i-'i'y aru coiil^mplaiini,'' ^oi u,'*.
?^r- I' l?os*ii?no], i >f Savan nnli,
(/.i., Ht:M of Mr. ( . I'. | IiisKimii >1 , now :
of our iinvit, lifts i?(>r*c|>t(w1'fi position 1
wi!M Mi Ms: s. il. A. \ishrt ^
.^i i:?> 1 Alexander n l uined !
home l'rom Winthrop Coih-ie. last j
Moi. lay, rpi t<.. sjej,-. \\\. nr? ?;|Uj ,(|j
U;iirn I hut she is now sotno h(:LLer. '
Hod. it |]vnn?, railroad e<?rn. i
missioner ol' Soutii Curolinn. passed
' h ' o i i . d i ( -aindcii on v ifist ov- j
?-!? Mie S. A. ly. enron??> (o '/oluniliia. I
Mr W. ,1. . 1 o 1 1 s }i.im mm appoint' |
:.unl tr.nn fho ccnsiM oliico to gather
nriMtifael urin-; slaf in ('amden. j
rii.s work i'; indvp^idi-nt of the re;r. !
?ilar d nsn.-J.
Mr J lin l>. I' ir.hb'i rne, of Snm.
i.i' rvil li>, has aeeeptrd a |>o;-ition !
; t !i t !)>? A } hinf ie < 'of ton Snf'l
f'o. ai tl,^ place and will make 0 tin- 1
d(-n ii! i fnturo home. I
Mr. (Im .r.yo ('iMiipliellr, of NJf.
Carmpl, I'cnn., his arrived in Cam- j
d<iii a lid t : i u en a posi | i on as i na n :i ii e r i
"f the (Y'tn li n S'ejiin Lrnnhlrv. ^fr.
<'/impholh' i^ n most (-xe-'jenl, -.o n
?iem:n) linvirrf a lift time . xnor'i nee
in Mie laandry husineM^. \\'?> j;i'e
i.'l id i'1 Vv.'ie.ime him aci'Mi^j ;is.
Court.
Tii" eouri of jrenrwrl Passion m <*f ?!? I
venrd Mondav. Jane 1 1 1 ? . n( 10 ?. in.
?Indeed. t\ 1 uu'ii presiding. i h<1
folio \vi:e_r casos %v<*r?? diapopnd of:
I >'ir;int f nnsHull at? ? I 1 ?a ? 1 c*r v
of a high nli'l vatcd irtlun\ J
(iuiliy. n(H' vour in penitentiary "v ,
pay a tine of *7~>. \
lvl. Hynutn. ass.uii! and battery of
:i I ? i _? ! i and r.ggravatrd nature. (JuiU;
t.y One vpnr in penitentiary or p?V;
s ft no of $ 1 'Ki,
William Shannon liouse ln'oaking
?i?i ] iaioeiiv. >:/<.( yaiity.
Ku<jf<ifle 1 >. Blaken'-y. asr.iult with1
intent to kill and carrying concealed
weapons. Not guilty.
I. oilier Morton, assault ati.l liat< j
terv with intent t<> kill and carrying
eoneraled weapons. Guilty of :
Isault and battery ??f a hi<di and a;j- J
I lira vat Oil nature. with recotntnend i- ;
lino to the merey of Up? court. Not. j
i'.'niiiy as to carrying c.omuMliNi \>iu- ;
pons, Tli/e<> months or Kino
' paid.
\\r. -I. Tjabjrlev. murder. Not guil
ty- " <t ' j
Court adjourned Tuesday, C>. 1 .*? ,
l>. m.
Tlm.follnwinir is the presentment: j
,"u Jli.i Honor. .!. C. Kiiif_rl!, j -
I f i I hi* .1 ??!),; Cl *
fin lurtiiljinv County.
U'o I In* grand jury l.uvi passed upon ;<|j
l-'II- I'tV.-'MlIfl) (O lls'.tO till' ll'.'St of our I
knowledge ninl al ? i 1 1 ? \ ale clrt?1 i<>
mu!?- tint jilTi.iis of :!u- County urn in good!
|i??'i|?, anil cvfryl liittir in good shape.
The Coiintv Treasurer's beok< havo been
i-x imiiii <1 and found to I in crorv
purlieu la r and very iientlv kepi.
t.Oll.ls .if lllv vnrio';x < ? i T* 4 ? I ? r J i
Ik-cm !*?? ?!??;? I into a* 'I f<;iind <<> i>r sulfleknt
in "ur judgment.
Tin; hooks of t he t 'ount v Auditor have
not h?cn ex imined, as the Auditor is just }
through taking lemrris but 1 hr;v will he ex- j
ainiucd and reported 011 in I In* Si pf ember j
trrtn of I lie ( Yntrt . .
?J' lie poor house and farm h^e been vis
ited and found very nicely kept. and tho I
inmates ten in number, well cared for.
The crop on this farm is looking
- The books of the County Supervisor are
very neatly kept and agrees with the Coun
ty Treasurer's Books.
I The Jail is as well kept as could be.
We thank hi* Honor and the Solicitor
for courtcsics shown us.
X Respect fully rubmltted,
J. K. Vacoha v,
Foreman.
A Ci.f.an Siiekt.
Wo havo before ne ? paper (limned
by Judge Klngb showing that no
cnraplaint from any source!* made
to him concerning the county's af
fairs or management of the offices.
TJii* showa a good condition of af.
fairs? Id other word* a clean sheet
for the county. The Jnry in this pre*
ItoatfBftnt also iUM that the affairs
of tbt Mtakj in to fo?4 hfiii
"ON 10 RICHMOND!"
Due Of Tin Flcisaiifet Trips Of
Our Life.
i !M; S. V. !>. K \ 1 LHOAI).
Shut I lu> lust, IsMit* of The j
( 'hi nr,if.!<> it Jiuji 1 1 it n ouv vory :
i'U ihiih' I ? ? \ isi I. over the Sea
?'Mid Am Li u* li 'li! ri'ctil, the la- ,
in ?>().-* ? it v ( I Uii ti mond, \'n., around j
wliicii |.(i4sili| v t'liHii'ts morn liis
i ? ? ? s than ti ?? >? ?>t li?*r rv.lv in Hi** I
I ?> i ( i < i Slali'K. \\ v mi tu in ii liicli- I
1 1 ???::: i Mill tilt; S. A. L. bLfurO. bul j
ii rt* our i rip we an* five to ailtni' j
tiiri'. our toliuii mi i.ni iKia d<vi'lot>rd j
i'ii ? n profound love i or l.oth, and
wr uuheid t ali only usHt'i'l that out
t:iji was MiU! of tin.* yi- 1 y pleaxanlesi
<>f o I) I llfv .
Leaving CiitudeH til 7 ;?<? a. in. w?
?ii H\ i'm| >i! )\ icli tiiotld at .') 10 |\ in j
-on Mchedule lime. This wiih 'tin* (
lilst of t!l(> S*"l I ?? > M I ll 's fust Vl'Hti.,
hnird trainfl now heinsj operated!
r. Tjiiiiiui Mild Vol'k. I
and whs iu charge of Condueloi J
Waller I Jihso ii. An un iiHtial or- J
v it i ii-Mci' td' this first trip was that
tin' train wtui run !?v entirely new
non. Not one id' I In1 train's erew
? i-oud ,o>tor, engineer, tiromen or
? ?ii ?: j.f ???fi' in a st o r toad over hern over
tin- load or In It it'll mond. \\'i> were
told l>\ railroad men thai tliia was
never known io occur hefoie. And
M-t tin* trip was made on schedule
time rind without 'lie sligheat ae
i t'lt iii, showing tliat tlio men who
had charge of the. tr.?ir. were cv
ci pi ionally good ones. Mr. .f. 1.. J
I ..im. ....
<)n ent; -riny Richmond one inl
ine o i a le ly and distinctly realizes
1 hat. the old time war spirit burns
as In i i' lit Is' the re t < >i 1 :i v as it (lit) i n
111. At, the hotel at which it, wns
our ??ood fort u ne to stav while in
Richmond, is conspicuously cl i m
playcd ?'? very costly life si/.e por
trait o*' fieri. Kohl. I'). Lop ; iinolh- I
i.-r one of -Jackson ui Manchester,
representing a hlootJv street. scene
in which not only tin; nun took!
pail hut also t he faithful wives and I
i i ; ? ? 1 1 1 ? i s j it nil slili atiollmi of Fath
er K vim writing his famous ooem
"Km I that Htin nrr." From almost
e\ery street corner can bo seen
monuments* of souie of our illus
1 1 toils ( 'on federate dead. These
tliinus show plainly that >ime has
ha.l hut little eiroc. I. in obliteration
the spirit of the. Confederacy. Bo',
wiiv Miould it he. otherwise in Rich
mond wheie rivets of blood have
hern spilled and in whoso sacred
s?.|| now sleep the. remains of thirty
thousand Confederate soldiers?
That, spirit will xkvi k die.
Tlo> State capital, the Confeder
ate M uscum, Oakwood and Holly
wood ci melurp s, lUdle Is'e (the
noted war prison) a l e Home of the
places o? IfitoNiHt we \isited. In
the V npitol building we saw the
' haii', presented to (Jen. Wahi n??l orj
bv I Jut en A line, and which was us
<>f l.\ hi in while president, of tin1
( flited ?itnte??.
The chair i.?: in a pet fee', slate of
I i ? csei v a t ion, being encased in a
wi?e frame to prevent mutilation.
I\> a r bv this chair is the first. he-H
i m ?.r stove ever brought, to Ameiica.
Tl wiih used !M heating (he eapilol.
I i:i the first Hour of the capitol is a
slit tile of ? Jen. Washington made,
it ia said, before his death and
wlieh lie has looked up^n and pro
nounced to be uood of himself.
At Hollywood cemetery ate to be
seen the graves of Presidents Mon
roe, Tyler and Davie. The tnonn
i)i4 ti t to the ( 'oufederatc dead at
1 1 n! 1 \ wood is built of pure jjranito
and is {Mi feet hi.H: A pit .cc c,i
^raiutu taken (after iiard pleadings'
with the keeper of t lie cemetery)
from this monument can be seen at
The Chronicle olllce.
The Confederate museum is a
most interesting place to visit.
Each Southern wlate has its own
ri oni there in which to exhibit its
relies. We were >?roi:i< t .< <jev: that
Hie fjoutli t aioiina room compared
favorably with those of the other
?Hateb, Tl|e muse tin: wu? formerly
} fid old .if (i it Davla residence, and
the South Carolina room is the oik;
which was used bv Mis. Davis as
her bed room and in which it Is
supposed Miss Winnie Davis "'auj
born
While in Itirhmond \vc called on I
I*i < sident Skclton William*, (if the
Seaboard Air Lino. Wo found him
to ho one of the moat plcaainf {*<? n -
tlotncn 1 1 lias ever been our
uro to moot. He uA9ured us I h ? t
it was his greatest desire to <lo all
in his power to help Cnnqden, r.nd j
remaiked smilingly that he hoped j
Camden would help the Ncahonrd
? in other words co-operate with
the railroad. We were pi ad to
learn from him that ho expected to
viait Cauulon soon.
The occasion of our visit was thej
celchration of the opening up for'
tralllc the. greater Seaboard uio;e .
o# which will he found on our first
pago.
We had as companion* on Una
trip Mr. C. C. Rush, of Barnwell,
representing tlx* Btrnwell People,
and Dr. A. P. T. Roachc and broth
er, Mr. Kngcnc Roacbe, of Golum*|
bin. -During the entire trip this
??South Carolina Party'* stuck to-|
gcther like brothers ? going op
there, stoppi^ at tb? eatoe hotel
together, occupying the same room
at the hotel, and returning
ss far as Camden togethor it is no
wottdtfthat a itroog attachment,
for each other sprang op. Wo are
ssrs tbs plsasore of the writer was
MUM U Its bll by karimf with
'
HAIiliAlXS IN ALL i'llKltt I >KI' \ HTM KNTS.
tn shoes, ice lend ?'>f t/ufi/tftj tnu! pricc.
(Vil lor our .11 i LI A MAllLOW Sho:' Uv KI<;ulu'^ in iu:;!i
and low <j warier ? it i-; n
"Thins? oT Koatily and a Jo.\ I'oivu'r," jio t!u'*u?>;nvr.
( 'nil and Ik4 ustonishc 1.
L
Now Is The Time To Buy.
HARVEST TIME
Iran ic iiiutic loss laborious and
I in 1 1 ic prtftit ib!(! by having tin- right
j K iii'l (if
FA U'M I .M iJLKM 10 NTS
j r.?i l !:t* g :il iu'i i ng ii !)<I nloi ing of the
j crops.
! W'p arc telling iKjcni.s for t ho
j !?< mI known inni uust perfect
.M 1 > A 1> 1> S,
? hay i; \k i;>.
HAY FOKKS, ICtr.,
r<n:l invite inspection <f those in
coi.ii'iriii that 1 ho floods ;?nd
j j;i ici'M will piovt* pleasing.
A FULL DAYS WORK
i < j
e:innot be dono in u day with old
I or out of date machinery. Your
J ii' iu'li !">i' with n n improved Mower
wiii fid. twice uh much done, ut IctsH
; o \ than In; wiih an old fits* li
i < > t??* < 1 i inplvtnoiiL.
I
Don l be alow tfoiiiLS but don't
,'wnik hardor Ihati you have to.
j <'01110 iu here and look r\t the la boy
i
, ^ ? VI fl'i
I'WKM liMl'M'MWNT.S
nc oJ'Vr. Van can aave tin* i r price i
, .1 (...?! fcCiuaon.
A^nt tcr the Celebrated Dceiin?;? The Lighto;t JVinftinn and -*et
cr.e of the mrsi durable machir.03 on the market,
A D KENNEDY.
him t liesc jo'Iy, \v holesouL'd uontle- !
mi* ii. < ) u r it a tnp? mul oar ii(i?t*
about lljf oi! V *n <#?' VMpersed with
ivj'.. , t,c*aio 01 I lUghter caused by
some witty -remark from our good
old friend, Alt'. Uubh, will long l??* |
remembered as one of t lie plensnnt- |
<?*(, episodes of our life. Without
our 4,old'' friend our trip would]
have been robbed of half its pleas
ure. 'I'h is wo are R'.;ru vrovdd In |
verified liy U,u uieuihers of,
ti?i! pacly- unlyjQjlce did our old i
friend sh<?w ili?* lighting spirit ? j
when he though he had to "trump"
from Hollywood lo Monroe I'm k ]
which we wore Informed was onlv !
a atones throw upurl when in real
ity it was ahout two miles. Dr.
Roach is confident that- If uur in
fo rrnnnl uould ^u?e f'Ceu found "ut
win nioaii would have demolished ;
him unceremoniously. lint fortu
nately a street cuv came l?y atid re
lieved the situation.
Window Shades of ail patterns at
GoiReidieiwcrV.
Hi ix line of crnih i"or nuifs and
skirts ami v^ry cheap at the (Silt
ICd^o Store.
Wo sell machinery and mill aup-j
plies at manufacturers prices.
K. A. Nishel <fe (Jo./
Fine bahy carriages at
Geisenheimer's.
Boilers, Kn'pineo, Saw /Mills,
Threshing Maehirtcs ? all kiwis of
MaehtTrecy, Mill supplies, an<? build
ers mftterial?.at factory^prlces.
E. AT^NTsbet & Co.,
Supply Agenls.
ttemcmber D. E. Ilinson will not
be undersold.
Several cars of corn and other
ntuflf. bought before the rise. Will
;ive customers the advantage of.
D. E. ilioeon.
With all the competition in his
line D. K. Hlnson is doing a larger
basinsss did. ?
Why does trail o keep op with D.
E. Hinsonf Bccause he advertises,
*?TTs goods cheap tod keeps good
fresh goods.
Fruit Jsrs, qt sod } gal, Mssof*
r ore. U**d, f> Mf Qoo4?j+ A|i
: ' /
Is BabyThin
this summer? Then add a
little
SOOTT'S EMULSION
to his milk three times a day.
It is astonishing how fast
he will improve. If he nurses,
let the mother take the
Emulsion. 50c. and #1.00; all dniRRistS.
i NVator ("fooler*, nioo and chcap
j ;it J. tt. (lnru\;i ?<?>
: Wo <fon't have spuria) I > a r?ia.i n
i <1 ivs ? every duy you will find bar*
| tT'iili ^ ?t 0'ir ^ I c m f . <'<?nie mid Hi'o '
j fvjr yonrKe.ll. S. N. 8o\vel^& Co.
I ( I uaran'ci! I odorless Kefrij' Tator
?it (ieteenheinvr'H,
liendy nnd?, .?heots nnil I'illow
. i'.aae& :.L t!.c Liilt I'M lit: Store cheaper j
you o hi buy tin1 material. |
[ Rull line crockery, agate ami tin
' ware. H. Goodale, Agt.
Our store mid two warehouses ti! J
?)<! witloeorn, liny, flour and molas
/si's, will soli at special low price Tor
next (en days in order to reduce our
stock. S..'W. Sowell & Co.
Handsome Pictures cheap at
: Geisenhcirnef's.
Big bargains iu towels nt tlio Gilt
: El<?o Store.
**?
White mountain ice cream freezers
at Geisenheimer's. *
We are headquarfcrs for fancy and
heavy grocerios and hy buying in
large quantities can meet all compe
tition. S. N. Sowell <fc Co.
Don't fail to get our prices before j
buying anything. We will save you
money. Wo arc )>ere for business.
8. N. Sowell A Co.
CASTOR I A
Jar Infant* sad Children.
Tit KM Yn ttan Atvdrs DoBght
Til KUK is nothing more desirable in the purchase of any
article of wearing app.uvl, than In IV el satisfied that it is
Up to date; and the next tiling to bo considered is the
price. in iio' lim piace, wo fake pleasure "in saying
that tin* (?ili Kdjje Stoic endeavois to keep abreast of
tho Times, ami il is but reasonable to suppose, to say
the least ol it thai any lad\ in search of Dress Goods,
cither washable 01 nnw aslnihle, can find the thing desir
ed at our ^
famous |)r\ (j (toils ]ijiit|ioriuute
S to the price; we will only .say, realizing fully that the low
pi ice of any art iele, however line it may be, is not an ob
ject ionable feature with anyone, wo try to touch the
low water mark on cvcrythin?.r, and never fail to meet
legitimate competition.
E call special attention to our line of Black Dresa .Goods,
consisting; of Blistered effect Urapon, all wool Butiste,
Tammisc, Ser&e.s, Brilliantinco, Cicillians, All Wool
dranadines, etc., etc,
K invite attonliou also to our stock of Black and Colored
Silks; :uid especially to our line of Black Silks, which
cannot hi surpassed in this city. As to our stock of
White Goods, lot it suffice to say that it is complete
in every particular, and we are offering theiri at Greatly
Reduce d prices,
EVERYTHING for children and infants wear is a phrase of
wide import which calls for a large stock to cover. We
show all that the words signify at Tom Thumb figures,
coupled with values that apeak their quality to the eye.
(Jui bargain logic addresses itself most convincingly to
those who look. Nail these chances and then count
your gains.
A A/HA SOL PROCESSION is seen in ourNarray of these
Summer Beauties. A rich (cast of color, a picturesque
panorama of novel patterns, ri bright fashion study, a
assembly of spocirl prices, invite all to the paraaol Fair.
You must rpad the newspaper to know how the world
is going, and equally you must see our line to be up-to
date. ^ J
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WE are Headquarters for Shoes, Hats, Clothing and Gents
Furnishing Goods. Don't fail to eee our line, and get
* your prices before buying. Respectfully,
The Famous Gilt Edga Store
P.;TVILLBPlGUgt
Proprietor.
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