The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 22, 1900, Image 3

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r"?ul \ow's, -? A Aj . Pvfts lor 3aU*. Two hundn <1 and fifty (2,"?0) bhsli ola <>l" Cow I'tuS |.?l' ?l?U\ 11. TviusJt I. ?<? ? -??? Oil Stove for C7c. \ < J il oui y (if. i yl?v 'ill Sieve, 1 .. burner fo." f>7 c's trciu -I. 1{. (iuu.i >?)(', A<?t. NvAV ? ))\ snk.V" jr A tt<MV hi ?*?'?? ? ?<;>? Iimm *>?> tor i VirMrn. T!.n t.iP,,;..?> t.' Ilu- i?ity an- v *y iiiivh ^.) ? u-v-1 \v:1!i it. It <!??? m it-> v. (irI; iiioi'iy. Shay Taken Up A Wlaok mart- muli* with bla.'Ci-i: I t(>'< ami kn..t /'it nj^hl intnl )olj up ni. inv livi>iv mi D.-IUIh , "!l t Ii4. 11; , I t\\ II' <?'<!> <???( lit r l?v j! ?%' Ji _? I' -r i' ?! ? t !??> t iOt' o'.itc )' I >. t)' (I ? ??. I\YUMS ( ' l! 1 iliS. -4 - * Notiro TIh% Qiiaitc r!v S S, Convention of Flat Hock Tiiwnolnp will i:m ??? will) llic Liberty Ihli ( Imifli S-ii unhiv, *!Slli <?!" .711. s, ai 10 o'clock s!>ai)i. I >-lcj*?iL??s will please prep-uv ntul I riiti' ft?H re port* ho tlt'ii a In!! i? |>oimay In1 made to county r.onvention., .1. S. (iril?u*j*? ( lujtii of < 'hidmittee. A Card of Thanks. \ ilfsiro to ? xpn ss n.v think* (,<< II io merchants of ('muddi wlio ^iiuT Jv eon-enled in c'.opo tinir stnro.h ai ,'i o'eloek on i;c-t 'i ufts'?]ay evcimif*.; A!?1 ?> TDTrtTmuHMl mWV to tho people of (ii y.eiK ra!!\ 'd Old to HllnrSH till) jjatlie ami enconraco t'ii- i'O/v. lie? peel fully.'' 11. L Walk ins*, Manager, Can: dm J5. H. I caru. Engine Run Oil. Tin' ">(!? regular passengi-r I rain. WllM'll if! ill O tO (it JV ;t). ] J w is delayed for about t wo hours on account of n wi'i t k hint Wednesday. While shifting around tlie *? Y" in the Southern's yard, the cnnum uwi oil {.lift tin ok, pulliis;: I lift buj^a^n < ??< a c I > oil ?!.-<>. It Din for about tidy |V<>t on the jirnnnrl. I>y 'lie aid of some of tlift Southern's employees it was put 0:1 1 he track again. No one was iiurt. ? ?O ? <?"- ? Tcachcrg Elected. The meefmg of the J4?>srd of 'I'm;: Ires for School Dist rict No. 1 on Wo'Jne-djv lust f.ir the election of teachers, resulted in tlu; ro election of the entire old corps of teachers for all the schools in id-.) distiiet. Miss Sadie Kenmdv was elected as s'st.uit teacher in the Graded School. Tim salary of idiss Aitni*; l?eitn< r. leiirilier lor the Kiiclory nrnool, wa jvdsod from twri.lv dollars per luonlh to twenty-five dollars per tnonth. ?*> ? Mr. J. Bolton Lyles, U) or A_ -rv Col nr. !?iu, who has i<sid ed in Camden and Abbeville eve? sftiee the wai\ i>* now a nsident of Columbia, hnvirt; accepted ?> posi tion aw chief bookkeeper with ihu well-known (inn of W. A. John son & ,Co. Air. Lyle# has been teller of the Uauk uf Abbeville for seven '.ears, and was highly thought of by his employers. Mr. Lyles' fam ily will spend the aummer in Voik ville and will move to Colum bia in the fall. ? State, J9lh. A Card, Editor Chronicle : ? I see in your lriBt week's paper a petition signed by patrons of School Diotiict No. I'2J, desirn;g a change in trustees. I'loasc allow me to slate to leader Ol' movement that he had belter be a little more careful and not forge /he name of anyone who never naw or hoard tell of f-ueh petition until it was published and this eianie heads the list. T!:c name re ferred to^fe Mr. J. A. Statl.ud. A more honorable or'truthful man is not in said Nchool District. O. M. Alexander, C'leik IJ'd. of Trustees Dist, No. 21. Poplar and oak Sideboards at Geisonhcinter's. VVe haven lot. of seasoned lumber on hand at lr. west Market piiCC. Sid ing, ceiling nnrl flooring promptly dressed {o order. Iv A. Nisbet & Co. Zephyr at (ho Gilt Kdsm Store at ? Oo per package?four Ups to thf packagc. Opera House ttt*>ro is busy?floui f.'l mi per brttrrl, Vj'hreo cars corn juai received. Get,our prices. S. N. Sowoll & Co. Ice cream five/err, t he'dVei less.' None better. J. li. Good ale, Agt. Mall Boxck for Free Delivery ChouiJ Bo in Place by July J, To Llie Editor of The Chronlclo; In the interest of better mail fa cilities for rurol districts will yon not once more call the attention of your people who live along ? alar I* nice to the importance of putting 1 h? r mail boxes up? ? The new service will go into <-f XtclJuly 1st a,13' onb about let) days They ought to put up neat boxes on Oho roadside so the carrier can reach it without leaving his seat, amfc then direct the postmaster whero they bow reeeivetfeeir ^?jl to send it out by the cftrier. There ought to he at least f?^t000 ^ boxes ready by July let. and it would give ? great impulse to the oanje of rural mail delivery. * "? J. W^SMIRpit . OrM|?bmT(f li| ?09. I.\< uitifii to Columbia. A:; U-!t overfbo South ? mn l tins morning at V :t in,, Jo 'Columbia. wiih a crowd Tho , | excursion is tinder t ?.** auspioos o jtlio b.i;lo\vs, joi 1 it j,'uud t-iifto i* j anticipated. I'iit ('a iii? |j,ii Junior wit I me< t t!u " ( ^roun<Is til | J. < \. i alihoii'di t'liO (huvo 1 it i'm iWt'c" hi-aten liy oil! 'nisi' is, ti I u ^Htuc is ^ x pooled, Cnn.den ilcuts Choraw. Hie Client>v !>M. 1> hull TOfini m* ? t u I'll hi < 'hii''I"on 5rxst TucErinv ? ?**?*! i hi* w.",s called al ?! amden 11?i?!-i 1 ho and found M? Int..iil, ?-.m cmv rvirk, ntakiii" .1 I i ?' 'IS ill till1 fithl illllih^. 1 I'in ji'iitii' Itcjciit to u(>t ihtc-ri st. ; i\u' ubwut. tho It11h tnnim? whi n ' 'he raw played 1?{?11or Imll. (he J liivv 1j;>k a wi ll matched loam and H'sniiii.' ? >#?iu} j.?a\41 rr?, hut Camden's j *?:t!.! i: f \ was too u.iich fot I hct'i. \ jjieut thai more iulorofrt. is. hi - j i ?>;! m an i Jested in hnsehall thin yem J i i<hn u?u:ii. Tho meieluuitii closed jll'Ltr s?nros ftf '? V.YIoek anil nno of the lai^est, etowdsi ihui. cvi'i wn ni ssi il hall "iimn in Oamditi was j present. ? i Tho soure hv innin:*<? : (' MflNTi n . . . . 5 1 - 0 0 1 i 0- i Choraw 0 1 1 0 LM '1 <) 'J -!? Itema of Intorost, I A i nsi> of smallpox hiis hoot) ro I not! oil near tin1 town of Knsli.'ov. I'.oMiit t's ( 'hill 1 *?lis euro chills ?mil till inaiaiial trouble*. That, is ! what they wore tnutlo. 'nr. Cure .after other rrmrdios lath No euro, ; iii* iiiiv )'j i'.v ~'l". i.r. j S hi >.y Dr. h". I., Xomp. Tho machine which our chief w in | manipulating on Hie street a few davu a;;o is a Stndohaker stre?'j fcprinhh r'aml "C.t a -'now wa<j;on !V>i t.*e Siandard Oil as a Certain j ynimhulv 8;<pp6.-od. j Hush, TiC'oi'S and ITuhIh (Oi whorl ? 11, lie.' )!<; t';w!ol'V linci'!! \ K. A. Ni-l-cl iv Co.. Munufaciurt r'a Aj/ents. (.?turn bfdlo street, extending to the S. A. li piiHHf niifr depot, is lK'in^f i?reativ improved by the town. Two new ivnideiieos uro beiuii '?reeled on Hobkiik lligl. VVe are informed tha' severnl ore j lights are to Lc Lc added to tha nu???. l'( r vers soon. A pood nuinv will bo put around the S. A. I,. depot, j ftlr.o f;< veral on Oainpbelle street. A colltfj/e professor, who prided himself on i i i concct Kn^liwlt, I heard his wife remark: "I intend i (i to ti ll Jane to brinjj a fresh hel of water." "You doubtless ni'-an a bucket of fresh water,*' corrected t he professor. "1 wish \??u would !)mv a<tfiM* 'iitle attention id your rln'1 orie. Your mistake^ are eimous." A few moments la ter, i he professor said: ''My oe-iv, tli-it picture would show lo better advantage if you were to it over the clock." "Ah,'' she replied, lfjiiiet.lv, "you doubtless mean if I wcii* to 11;init above the clock. li I were to hanif il over the clock, we could not tell tin; time. 1 wish yjou would he more careful with yKur rhetoric, my dear. Your mis taken are curious. ' And the pro fessor att at once brromc very inter csted in hisljffbk.?Kx. Persona i. ? Mr. ( Jus llirRcb is borne again MiaH Sadie Kennedy in visiting in Columbia. Miss Susie Young,is vieitrng rein tivcs in Lancaster. Mr. L. A. Wittkowftky spent n part of last wenk in Oheater. Mr. John Jordan, of Savannah, pj) nl Friday in Camden. Mr Charlie (':irler was in Camden lust Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Alice Mathie, of Lancaster, is vibitiii'^rtdalivcH in the city. Miss l.yttelt who has been visiting iu ttuinler ?i:ih ref'.irncd hemic. Mrs. \\ . A. Schroek, and son, Wal? ter, are visiting relatives in Lancas ter. IJissfjR Victoria and Bessio Jor dan nnil uurii f^a;-j?soTi i itve relum ed from Columbia. Mr. A. Walicer, who ha.s ? position afi operator with the S. A. !?"? ni'ivr.! Iris family to town. Mrs. Win- h h i.oJ.con: of Chester andiMis.H Iv:it?? Nicbvlsou ol iJettmh, are visiting Mr. J.'C. NicV'dson oi tliis city. Mr. Wm. Lindsay, ofier pper.flinj! a short time witb hi.s hoii, Mr. J. S. Lindsay, of this city returned borne la.-il week. f.ir. TStnt*. LitKf, who fur nome works wast, ims lir-t.n visiting ro hitiviNlti LanesiBtci, I cturncd l??sl. 'I'ltcAtln y. IS! r. 1 lsn?, A intiinnt li'ifl nfftopted n i>o?i;,ion with Mr. .1. T. Nt*t;h? wImtc lie wilt l)i; glfiil to wait on his frit-n l?. Miss Rossis Maokey, of I.ancnp ler nf'er visiting her sinter, Mm. A. W. Bui lor, (if ihia city, relumed home last Tuesday, Mr*. T. A. Spivrv, nf >(. Peters [buig, Fla., who has he^h visiting ' Mrs. .T. T. Nol'ili B ??f tliis viiyt ie turned io her home this week. * Mlfises uii?l Lulle Hamn, of Manning who hr?vo fw?en spending ?ovorsl wit-h Mayor ? Mo CrcightV' family, returned home Wednesday. Quito CfioDwr of Oheraw peo ple came over .with' the baseball Uj?cp.\AuaODg the number w?s Dr. ifofooes, wb<* pitoh.d for tbs Brepkiya Vila j. Bo Fuhto. 1 ??? polite hoy*?qi? i ^ i r 1 a t?>o . And v*?>11 *l roll lino your {.oliU'lif.-: ? ?> 1 >|0 I i.-lj I ! !? !. lr:|, (If I llO- ( I I ' !'.> t"l.nA V("1 I VjK.t to !;??? I"? iv? ji. 1 rJv i- j iiis ot rot!rU'sy t> tJn'-c UM' of Li' l| K '. r. plOtnptod I >_\ ji; lis* Ditui xt-Hishnos? ralhoi S'lldO I ? > 1)0 V. II I'll oil -? til lilt) IMK'1 tho til f'M t iIim luljjK jiiki I .Mij.u . )..? ? -4 4i I. 11?* 5 j? VI Ml * li'l X. ? t?M. hru kwnndstll'Ui, ill;.] ? mi- n{.??'n. Ifviowod fiom ;t >"!ii*li standpoint it p n ys 11otter to l>ost(ivv YCtll' host tn Illinois ujioti I ? no c!!? H*%t'Thov nppiooiato ii ' ?' r* mnrr th;i t!m* otheta w!??? ait I-'onstoii\?'i| tmmmard u$|?vt. ,iil ?(>niM bu\u tht ruliy o \ luUiloo ? )u ir hii'siliiiL' t<> nr.jjolt* unuwMcs. ? - ( "Itf'i'to I I -I1 'I wVI tJ. - -.4? ? ( At ii rooont mooting of tho iliruc t ) m of Lanonsttu' Cotton Mill* i1. iviis docudod to inoroaso tho cap i i1 III stork to V HUH),!)()'). Orders ' f -v -ii! tho iiKiohiiu ry havo boon I "aiod and work will 1,'ct commotio ;? I oiu.". i |u? piusont mill has . IJ.UU'J M.iudion and (lit; rnpitnl i* 115(1,000. When oomplet ! oii, tho 111 ills will have 02,000 spin | dlrH. h'ur tin; pu-Miosl. and ohoapeat lino <?:' *vlifti* S.oods, j*o to tho (lilt Ivloo j Sli'li', rosirU'S a hiii assortment of otlnr I i> \( !; ilr< i h >>?()(n]s, t!io (Jill Kd?*e i>i.? Imm k<iiiu 11 >ii??_f special in nil j wool (?roiiadine and lilislcroil tflVet 01 :U>OM. We l?:ivn ovrr IhrnO Inmdroil bar. ids I' lni*. nil ?.?radon l'roin >' UK) por ! barrel nj>. (Jivo us a call and i_rol F, x. Sowoll Su Co. i .Jolly 1 nanbl? iti auti ojo/ioivo k?iL I i\ s ul. ?), |{, Goodnlo, AXt. I f you want tho best hams in town | N.i t lu: hv.jxt ntourv. coiue quick to j t!i<- t )ju v,i |ion? o St'U'O. ! A iinc assoi(inint of brown Imon I ? p'ain nn<] Finpcd and very ohoap I t ho (i lit I ? S11iro. i Zophvr, all oolor^, lOc pr paokag( trit tho < Siii Mduo Sioro. Window Shao.cs of nil pattorns at (loisonlioi mor's. iii^ of crush for suits nnd j HKjrts :uiti very cheap fit the (Silt Edge Store. sell machinery and mill sup ! p' i^s aj,_ ?itMiii fjicturors prices. J*-. A. Kiahet A' Co. Fine baby carnages at } Gctsetiheimcr's. I?i>ilerti, EngiheH, Saw Mills, 1 Thrush iny Machines?nil kinds of j Machinery, I\ 11Ji supplies, and build ! ''iii iu ut'i itds sit factory prices. K. A. Nisbet & Co., Supply Agents. K<member f). K. Iliuson will not j be undersold. S'-viml ears of corh ami other J 1ii!l\ bo ifjit. before tlm rise. Wit' Igive eusiouiers the adynntiiu'' of. L). K. Ilinson. With nil the competition in h's I'.ne l>. E Unison is dnin ; a larger i business than ho ever did. | Whv does truibi keep np w<ti? D. ! I'j }i>tison? Heciuiso he advertises, ? s* lis floods cheap and keeps good I fresh t?oods Ki nit Juiy, <jt ;unl ^ g?l, Mm-ohi. i Pi*re. lined. K. (2 nodule, Agt. Water ffoolerc, nice, and cheap j at J. R. Gondii le, Agt. I Everybody likes our job pi inting. ! When you want real neat printing dune bring us your orders. Stale Campaign Meetings. Uarnwell, Juno i'2. llitnberg, June 23. dilute r. June l'G. (?Inroiulon, ?Th.iu! 27. j Jierkely, Juno 2S. Gtoigetowu, July i<> ; j Williamsburg, July 1J. ; Florence, July 12. ? Hi?rioi?, July 1M. Horry, July 10. Marlboro, .1 tily IS. >:ir!in'rT.lon, July 10. I 1,'liestorttelrl, July 21. K?.-i>liaw. July 2'i. Luncihtcr, July 25. i ("'floater, July 2'">. L^^iirtieiJ, 'Inly li7. V\;lc, July 28. Spartanburg, July 30. I'mon, August 1. , Newberry. August .'J. ' nnrens. August 1 j Greco vi lit?. August o. I'ickcns. Augn*t 7. i 0? onee, August 9, AnJerson, A u^ 10. Abbeville, August 11. I r I'f'Cil W?/f?i],*A ilUUSt ( i. ; A Ikon, August ir?. | Auk I'?? Suhvlu, AogtiHfc IS. j f.r-^ ng'r.n, August ?1. Hiclilanri, August 22. These are tUj; candidates: For Governor?M. B. MeSwee . nev, J. A. lint, F. H. Gary, A. II. j Patterson, G. Walt Whitman. ! F'?i Lieutenant Governor?John . T. .Sloan, C. L. Winkler, C. L. iHeaee, J. 11. Tillman, ICnox Liv ingston. For AMornc'3' General ? G. I). Itollinjrer, J Jun es H. Moore. For Secretory of State?M. R. Cooper. l\.r Slate Treasurer?\V. H. Tim ni*niiMn, K. ii. Jennings. K->r (*inn pirnllfr General?J. P. Durham, N. W. Brooker. * F?r Snot, of TTdweation^J. J. ?IcM.ihr?n, Kllison Cnpcre,tj^|? For Adjutant and Inspector t~Jeocral?J, W- Flojd, ^George i fiOW^kt HODBOi ? For Railroad Commissioner W. LKvaufl, J. (A, Esthcridge, J. H._ Wharion, Tbomag HT. Berry, W. D.~ Ma\ (1. Id, I IB. Evans, J. G. Petti grew. v 3*0 Fof u. 8. Ssnstor?II. B. Till ?Ik, 4. Of?**ts. 2EMP - ?BROTHERS HA K ft A INS IX ALL I'UKiU 1 > LP A UTM KNTS. i'n sftocs\ u\n /rod in quuftftj and jtn'cc. ( ..11 for vyr ?U' I 1 V MAliLOW Shoi^lor ^Lailu-s in ht?;h mM'I low ?|msi'Um'??-ii is a "Tiling ol l>oau(tv ami a .1<\\ I oivwt," ;'to the wvam*. }i:: tailing ivjtliMiisluv} rvory t!:?y and in it wo can ?a\v yon dol lars. Staple and Fancy Groceries < at LOWEST PRICES. Call and'bo astOnisluuL k sjjS' I I llilil 11JtiUlk Now'"Is The Time To Buy. ? ? ? i\ i ji? 1 ? i\>r lit HARVEST TIME mailt! lets laborious and srolilabio !.y liuviog tin? li^iit f V \V KM 1 M PI.KM KNTS ? " a 11 !<? 11;; <4 and storing of I ho We arc sHhn^ njjrnla fur tlie l known anil nioul pel fee I M1 > w }?; k s, hay u.\ki;s, IIAV KOKKS, 10'tc.^ and ii.vito inspection of those in slock confident that the goods and prices will piovc pleasing. A FULL DAYS WORK cannot be done in a day will) "\>ld or mil. of date inae.hiheiy. Your n< i'iUhor with at> improved Mower will <4t?t twice :i? much done, at Iob espenrtc, thau lie with an o!d fa?h ioiji-d implement. Don't l>e 3!<>w hut don't woik harder than you have to. Come in hero and louk at the lahor aaviny j FARM iML'LftljhiN I'S t1 we olVer. You can save their price] in on# weason, K-iY"Agent for tho Celebrated Deeiing?The Lightest Running and yet one cf the m:sl durable machines cn tho market. KENNEDY Wo don't Iiavo special bargain' days?every cl-?y yon will find bar i^iiins ut our stoic. Come and sen for yourself- S. N. Sowell ?.v Co. (iuarnn'nftl odorless Hofiiterator a'. (ioiMuuhoiinui*'*. ' P.endv undo ShedR and Pillow eases ut the <?i!t Kd^e Store cheaper tli ni yon e;ui buy llie material. Full line crockery, agate and tin ware. .J. I?. Guodale, A??t. Our store and two \v;uciu*u8cft Mi en with cotn. buy, Hour and iuoIuh i ses, will sell at special low price for noxl ten days in order to reduce our stork. S. N. So well <fc Co. Handsome Pictures* cheap nt Geiaenheiiner'n. hi;,' barjjaius xn t<oveltt at t!? o (jilt E Jye Store. U Idle HKMHiiritn iee cream frecz r? I at (icisrnhelmer's. We are headquarter** for fancy and j heavy groccrion and by buying in jlnr^e qnantitiog can inert all compe j tit i ?n. S. N. Sowell Co. | Don't fail to act our prises before ; buying n'nytlijnjj. We will save you im n'-j*. We V*? here f*?r bumncsv. f S. N So we 11 & Co. Is BabyThin this summer? Then add a little SGOTT'S EMULSION fc> his milk three times a day. It is astonishing how fast he will improve. Ff he nurses, let the mother take the Emulsion. pec. and $t 00 5 all I 2(ir*iA?t Vorl4'? Kxpo '?it ni ir.ti tticq?an<f? of jrr*In>????? in ?n?Ukto?. -9- (?.<!,ir^Wf.miC*7>!UCUmt1?rUlTO. '?? .'Jm. UrfvowUy Ihploin*, <n??Wr i v ''l.'Ur.'iliiiU'i. Iki?r?rrCmirmfr?e.If f -?i KutWnow. OrjMlaatMtn^rwM /' nm-r r# Mttrr j**m ?? mS4rmn W .UKV ^ *n ?. ]?. |.]pa^in^?rt, g. ])., CAMDEN, S. C., Oilers his professional services to the people of Camden :iml vicinity, Besides )ns generul diploma, he lias taken lee I tires in the following brandies, and re ceived diplomat* j* i ench : Diseaaog of Women, DiseaneB of Children, uud Sur fs ory. ALLEN HEDLilT Contractor & Builder, j CAM DUX. - - 8.0. Estimates j'ui aisf.ed and lowest rates [aim GAtisfaction guaranteed. Orders solicited. TAX EXECUTIONS. Sont.li Carolina-?KcisIjhw County. i > Under and by virtue of .sundry tax eve 5 entions to me directed. I will proceed to| j .-ell tie fore tic court.' house door in ('auidcn i j??n the first Monday in .Tilly. 11MK?, thoiol ! lowing deserilied prosert v to wit: i 1 let in No. 1, hounded hy tmfd.-t of Mattie ltdykin on Church sii*et, between ! Uutledgeand York slvCfU. the properly of j Lizzie Anerum. 1 tl(? nrf05 iri No. I, near Kni/jld's Mill, the j property of Wen ley Truesdcl, Sr. 1 lot in No. 1. hoouded l>y lands of Tom . f/ec, K. HenSoli and We.Pt Ivy 14road street, : i he pro|M-ily of Klig?l>eth Moore, . J>0 acres ill No. 3, bounded nn the Kasil i hy Oliver Motley, South and West l>y Sumtor r<?ad, North hy Ai.crum lands, | property of the estate of Oci? Washington. iH-aci# in No. 5 bounded hy lands of J. IS. Hall, i'ii-Lv Stephens and W, 1). 1), llali, )>:? 11 of Ksiate 12 F*'. Hall, the prop erty of Mary A. Gaylord. t!0 aeres :n No /?, hounded by lands of II. .1. IhitelilTe, Jod? Josjr and John Folsotn, projKrrly of C Jane h Shaw. Hit in No Hi hounded North hy lands of Troy Lumpkins, East by j, I* Joiute, South by M A Williamson, Wert by A I! Iwahou. property of Mrs. M. E, llucika bce. 40 acre* in No. 17, hounded North by lands of R It. Anderson and Mary J. Mot lay, Kwttrby JooOok. South by Mrs. T. J. J&Mrd-fflMl West by Player or fftartgi Workman lands, V|urvg)?rty'of A ft Sanders, llfiacres In No 10, bounde?V North bv riiwdinrtRa?t by Mrs. RL Hoeltabee, South by Loclthart road, West by H A, Vaughan, property of J P /V I . - -:,t \ \ THKRK is not It in u' mme desirable in tin* purchase of any article of weaving a}>p;ii'cI, than to fi el satisfied that ** if \ip to rtate; and the next tiling to bo considered is the price. In the first place, we hike pleasure in saying that the (Jill K?li?e Shoe endeavors to keep abreast of the Times, and it i* but reasonable to suppose, to say the least ot it that any lady in search of Dress (}ood?, either washable or uu washable, can find the thing desir ed at our Jainotij* fin (.Jooils ]i|ni|)oifiuut, S to the price; we will only say, realizing fully that.the low pi ice of any article, however line it may be, is not an ob jectionable feature with anyone, we try to touch the low water mark on everything, and never fail to mw.t legitimate competition. E call special attention to our line of Black I>re88 Goods, ^ consisting of Mistered effect Orapon, all wool Batiste, Tammisc, Series, Brilliantines, Cicillians, All Wool Granadinos, etc., (to, E invite attention also to our stock of Black and Colored Silks; and especially to our line of Black Silks, which cannot be surpassed iu this city. As to our stock of White Goods, let it suflice to say that it is complete in every particular, and we are offering them at Greatly ?? Kcduced prices. ?> VERYTI1ING for children and infants wearjs a phrase of , wide import which calls for u large ?tock to cove f. .We show all that the words signify at Tom Thjumb figures, coupled with values that *peak their quality to the eye. Our bargain logic addresses itself most convincingly to those who look. Nail tlieae chances and then count your gains. * ; PARASOL PKOCKSSION is seen in our airay these Summer Beauties. A rich least of color, a .^picturesque panorama ot novel patterns, a bright fashion study, n assembly of specirl prices, invite all to the parasol Fair. .You must read the newspaper to know how the world /\is going, and equally you must see our linp to be up-to A-"o ldale '?'Aj. ?? . WE are Headquarters for Shoes, Hats, Clothing and Genta ^Fynushing Goods. Don't fail to map our line, and get your jfriees before buying. Respectfully,* ' v M r r yw t w % w ? ot ? * j WW?lKIIi P .TJ VlLL^PIGUl, *r -