The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 05, 1900, Image 3
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I'.APr.vr C?m H? li ? licv. \. I'iru'.*t ('nn:<?,
l'a*!oi\ Sei viuos--Sunday, !<> i hi
Suiulny School; 11 l'iou< hinj;: tl |> in .
Y IV r. fc i'. 111. I'rcuchiuH- !*? **y
*<r mooting R flu j>. 111. oil \Vedin*NiJav.
M i i m>i>iM < in |\i ii l{?v. \V. M. Hull
( tit. 1 *a>>\or. i*ci'vi<*iri? Kwry ^nudiiv
i,l 11 a. in. ami S Ii() p. in. Simony
fcv'lu'M'l 1 .']() |'. in. I'in>*? r liU t liiit;. I-1T
(I iy *? j>. in
I lii snvi tKUN I'lii'Hi'H ? luv. U\ \\
At ill.-, Castor. I'lvrtrliiiij; ( vcrv Sun?I \ (
ul II oVIook a. ni. Snii'l iy S?ni'<i| -J Ml'
l>. m. 1'iuyor iniviin*; Tl.ni's?lay afiti j
ir>o:i at U o clock .
lii' scoi'Ai. ('iiiuicu U't'V. W . H Ion. J
l(rotor. Set vices i vci) Siii.iliiy tuuni-1
it>? ut 11 O'clock, Sunday .s* In-ni at I
P- >"?
Cottou Market
The following.is tiiu prions j niJ
fit] cotton today :
5)]
SfricrL f?;.
(J'to.l M iiKllilii!
Strict Good Muhliin^ HH
Grand Opi niug
At ilio (Jiit ktl?.TM Slorc <>m 'i'i'ur.i
(lay Oct 1 1th, 11MI0. ('oinc one.
como nil. n cort'itil \vt Iconic awaits
you.
A N?*w Librarian.
M i?H Lou Nettles has been elected
1 iit'niriftii of thu ( iv*':r^*v
and Lyceum Association. Tho As
Boeiatinn is lo ho congratulated in
electing ho able a Lihiarisji.
? <f?- ?
Biuhop Capers to bo Jtere Sunday.
^ Cap* rfl ,H i pect< d here
on ^ifflay^THKI^^Vih iD?*! , and
will |)rehcIi jm CiI'hco Kpiseopal
Church hi I 1 a. m. ant) S p. m. The
many frituds tint- of this distin
guished gentleman Will he glad of
this oppoit unity lo hear him.
Marriage ftt BiahopviHo.
Cards havo boon received bore an
jio'incing the coming marriage of
IvtiV. A lion I'rossli'v Wilson, pastor
of the Bishopville p'ist (.'Lurch
and Miss 'i uzio Durant, daughter of
Mr. nnil Mrs. J Oiiver Purant and a
nicco of Mrs. D. F. Dixon, of our
otfy, Wednosdaj', O.t. 17'lr in tliei
bishopville Baptist church.
Death of a Good Young- Man.
Mr. Leo Dalnoy who for some
time linn been employed at the Work'
man Hotel died at. his home about
lour utiles southeast of Camden ):i?(
Monday night of typhoid fever. lie
was siel< only a few daya. Deceased
was a young man of plaasing ad dross
and ho has rannv friends who will re
gret to learn of bis sudden death.
For a long lime ho attended the (Jam
don I>apti?>t. S. S. and was a member
o' Mvs. tJii'iiison's ciass. 'i'o Hio bo.
rtfav^d e.nos vre tender ?>nr s.\mp.i
thios.
1850?1000.
On .Monday last, Oct. 1st, at t heir
home a few miles above Camden,
Capt. and Mrs. J. N. Nicholson cel
ebrated their golden wedding. For
fifty years they have stemmed tho
tide of lify together. The smiles of
prosperity and the winds of ail versi
fy have but blended their lives into
one, and now in their gray hairs
they aro happy in tho possession of
ten children, 28 grand children ami
2 great grand children.
^Their many friends in Camden
unite with Tho Chronicle in extend
ing Congratulations.
Harmony PrcBbytcryy
Will meet in the Camden Presby
terian Chuich next Wednesday, (Jet.
10th, at 8 p m., and will probably
continue its sc^nious until mid-day
Saturdaj'. It comprises fourteen
ministers and thiity-threo churches.
Jts sessions, unless specially ordered
otherwise, are all with open doors,
and the public is cordially invited to
attend. The opening sermon will
be preached by the last moderator,
the Rev James McDowell, of Man
ning, S. C. We hope to have a
preaching service, at least occo each
day, W. W. Mill?, l^stor.
.A Very Sad Death
_ Ti is wil'i u(?;p fiadncaa that we
chronicle the dt at.li of Mrs. J. N. SI
Davie, of loniu, which occurred a'
tho home of her parents at Cantey
Hill on Monday ni&ht
Dav^g had been married only 18
months and loaves an infant only (J
months old. The sorely atllcted
husband has the sympathy of every
one in his great loes. He had. re.
cently built a beautiful little home at
which ho had hoped she would live
many years to bless and brighten.
Hut in a few short days his happy
home is shattered, Mfcy he realize
that He who afflicts can also comfort.
New Home Sewing AlacLitue, at
Qftigenhetmer'*.
?Felt Mattrcsaee at Geiaeulteimr'M
At The Opera Hou?e.
The opera season opened io Cam
den 00 last Saturday eight hr Al.
G. Field's Big Minstrels. Every*
bodf seemed to be well plesscd with
the show which wss attendedtfy^ a
very good crowd. Knstssr, In hit
If til tossipg o' the lot) It d clubs,
DeVfWos In their maaioal ape
, the Faust family lis their
iiiilist ju wprk *?? Iks shadow
' |>lstores ,wsrs among the
features- Tbs slng
was good as was
wktoh wmoao# om
THIRD PRIMARY ELECTION
Tho following is luf r(f.uU of ti ?
third j.uniury ukolhrn which \\..
hv hi on I ufii'lnv la-it;
(?H nU\f <1 lit' ' I ?
Cotton Mill .il
JJurtiji/t'f Jk' i 1
Antiov/i 1
tu-'k ///// _c
H'vslouU*> f i J
lu te* Mil/ k; i'j
Currton Mill Ji ] i)
'V/'AM | ,) J
Olk/tind II 17
Sandy drove 121
y )??<?>*/ ,s (?// i .s s
tm
Ijlfcknow If 21
liajf'ulo IL' .'It
Lynch tvuin<l f?2 iT>
S i't Pond 17 *JS
lieuver l)nm It);")
/I i trims Aff IS H
, hvvlijh It! J1
V Phtc.Yprise 1 r>
l iberty Hill li I (!
/iofitnd I -S 21
Stockton j I "> 1
Ji'iley's Mill > S 47
j '"i?< -2
McC' s Mill | 11
(irnny\i Quart ? 1 40
Swift Creek i M 11
Shaylor's /Jill 1 ft
-/' ftc Tree ?<l 11
Rusm II Place J 17
Ah.-ry i 1IS
Jf'/tite Pond .11 1
'S'oSiiJ fvi K.f?8
A? will l?e HeC ii I ho above ?*ivcs
Mr. Trantham a majority of k'. Mr.
William- In?s given notice I:) the
Kxeou'ive Coiuin'tleo tluit. lie will
contest (In- ??Ic-tion and ll c Commit
? tso will meet to-uiormw week, flic
lul.h inst, to hour the ease and do
oluio the result.
Ue sure to attend tbo {>rand open
ing of Millinery and l^reFs (b>ods at
the (Jilt Sioro on 'i'humiay, j
()ct. nil., I}<00.
I&ailjie Yard lor L'amden
A niftihit' yard will bo op<mevl in
Camden at an oarly date. Sec no
tice it: another cnltimn.
Marriage at Shamrock.
On lft?.t Sunda'\ Sept. 30lh, Mr.
Lewis Spears and Miss Uoaaie No
land, hot-h of Roland, were happily
married in the presence of a large
crowd of friends and relatives. Mr.
If. T. Johnson, Notary l'ublic, olli
ciatiut'.
At the C.omden Cotton Mill.
Mr. II. A. Bolt who for Pey'ra)
months I?ks been Mipernhmloit ?(
tho Camden Cotton Mi!!*. has resign*
ed tli.*\t position to accept a simiimr
one ir. Xoifh Carolina Mr. li. \V
Miteham v,-hf> so satisfactorily super
intended the mill when it. first began
operation h again superintendont
Imving been appointed in Mr. lieM'a
stead.
Mr. II. W. Su'livan, overseer in
the cord room, will also leave in h
few dflys. His nueceseor han not
been appointed vet.
The night work will shut down in
i few days, nnd the mill will only
bo run in daylight hereafter.
Personal.
ilia Bruce, of Hcuth Sprinir?, i?
visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. P
fruesdell.
Mr. Wilson fJooro bas been kept
in several da)*9 l)3r sicknef*. We nre
glad to state he is out Again.
Miss IJesaie Lindsay has returned
to her borne in CheBter aftor visiting
her brother, Mr. J. S. Lindsay.
We nrc sorry to learn that onr
Clerk of Court, Mr. Joel Hough, is
qnito sie.k. Wo. hope he will soon
lie out again.
Mr. Charlie McKogert. of Sumter,
now holds the position of nijzht op
orator at the S. A. L passenger de
pot at this place.
. Rev. A. E. Orano liaa returned
home, accompanied by hi?j little &i*.
t?r. Mio? Julia, ttLw will uu tiio guest
of Miss Salli<j Goodale.
MoHfcrfl. D J. Harnnick, of Boilin?
Springs. N. C . and David Mn<jnef?8,
of GalTnoy, yleited Mr. .J. C. Nicbol
son's family this week.
Rev. Mr. Watson, of Lancaster, an
sistcd in a meeting at Flint Hill
lafit week which resulted in two ad
ditions and tlio Church greatly ro
Our good old friend, Mr. J. W
Bailer, of Sharp, was in Cum don on?
dsy this week. We are always glad
to see him. His cboorfol eon vera*
tion never fails to bo inspiring.
Mr. Harry Tranlhani'Camden
this week 'to teach school in tV?s*
Wateree. Ifo has charge of th*<
- rr 1? fcr _ t. T
vivert.
Mr. Rlnckvrell lias tuovoj his fanp
ily to Cnmilen They occupy fho
ijousejusL 9'tutli of Mr. ,T. T. Nettle's
store, rec*>nf'y purchased by Mr.
Blackweil.
ICtkOOl formerly laagnfr *>j in.. u.
Mills of tbe Camden Graded School
Sir. John J. Workman who for
meoy yetri has held the position of
bookkeeper at the Gilt Kdge Store,
has resigned to accept a similar one
with the DeKalb Cotton Mills. "Mr.
E. P. Troeedsll succeeds bim ss
bookkeeper for the Gilt Edge Store
Pbetmeeter Alexander nee bees
confined to hie bom* eererai days toy
skfoeea. We are gjad to eteie tbat
ia improving. Daring kit *b
Ci<u-.j*e Noti<?. a
. *?*
I T!'?' Kti^h-iw lV.nmm N?ns?',
I No. 1;' M:i nit?0! with ]>utof'or.l
'? (ir..m ji.J.iv, ()>?'. lUth.
1 ?)<???. (j niii^u i will tir^'r
!1 lirir 1?!? t'? fti
.Mi*Po?mH I'j.vih, Sco'y.
.-o ?
Ycm Kippo.x
^ i tirn' siJHV Wil"* t1' ?1 lit liTlMV \
K ( !?< t-r ,>:iv ?<r <\n?l I
; ?'ts i j?? (\ov.?H-n. It st>irt?'? 1
?it Tii?%> |;.y iiu? I a'
: )' In W !?? t'l,i ,1.: , iltll-Mj* \\liii'h fintf
. \ iJi I no wck, :m quoniM* of
j wh u 1 t' o I Ii'bjvw KloffH wi'i'o
(flrtriny Ilia' time.
A Book Storo.
Today or to-nun row Mr. Autlivwi
V\ hi'f.k^r will upon up a fir.Ht-clnsH
!>'?< k s'oro mid no wo stand in one
<>f itic now brick stores on DoKalh
?'rc?<i just to olio ivnr of Mr. 10. K.
Wti'kms mill ooposiio 111o Work
?n?m llotol. Ho will chitv a foil
.me of RChoo) hooks Mll(l e vor \' I ll i 111*
??'m? usually foil 11 il in >? book store.
Mivo liiid h call.
>_ ^CV 4 ?
A Noblo Ho cord.
'I lio nowspnpcra of tho Unitodl
^tn'cs liavo made a noldo record >11 J
works of charily. They have born i
among1 the 11)iis ??cti\??? n:nl ' 111 Mi-nl |
to the r* liol'of il:&tross and so.f- .
'Vrnj.
"Not only havo they l-eon of incaN
on'ftblo service in aefpiaiiHiiii? tho
pnMic will) tho ncods of 'ho nfll eUnl,
l?u? ihoy linvo touched inanv hoar's
ai"l opened m my hands liy their
earnest uppe>ds ri> ! Imw oonlribufed
lib'Tillv of their own nunns to tho
s!(i<-k??M mi 1 unforlun-do.
,HV bavr !i-,>1 mm illti <trr?i ion of
Iliijrood work oil tlin pan cf fho
Im <->?? whoncvor a calamity lo;be
fallen any Motion or city of this
country. Ti><> new^p/ipertf :u,p con*
? il!ll!ll|v 0 X'.'irt i ItJ* ilsOlsl^Cl VO "l f? J* t liO
re!i?'l of sunVMiii* ;ind l.nve ?' >ne u
groat wo1'!: for snfloriug humanity.?
Atlanta .Journal.
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Thoro wi'l be h meeting of the
Onindcn Horticultural Sooo'ty in
Mm- Epinoopftl Church f-hapel on
Monday, Oct. 8lh, ul .*> p. in All
in'rrohvcd in this Soele'.v, whether
mom born or not, are invited to ho
present.
Mr. floo. A. I'raMnglon i-i opening
op 'i stock of j?ro('fM"ios in t.h*? store
formerly occupied by Mr. K, K. NVafc
kirs.
Don't forirof tho day?Thursday.
Oct.. 1 11li, 11)00. "Opening Day" ;i!
I ho (Jilt Kdge. Storo. Don 't fail to
see their display of Mtlliuery and
Press Moods.
I'pholstertd Rockers nt
(Jeisctihei tncr's.
Laec curtains ft * uli prices at
n esscnhciuier's.
Tapestries Curtains at
(Juiseii hei mer's.
Chenille Tnhlo ClolIt at
C-icisenheimf-r'e.
TRESPASS NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that all parties
an1 forbidden to trespass upon my Inndn
far the purpose of hauling, hunting, flsh
i111? or any otlier purpose whatsoever
without a written permission from me.
Parties disregarding this notice will bo
ilealt with to the full extent of the law.
W. AV. lluckabee.
Cantey, S. C., Oct. 2, H?00
CROSSTIES FOR SALE
1 have ciosHties for Hale in :<ji>* ?puui
litios, lixW inches. 8 feet long. Will also
ftirnisli ciosMiea in any other ?f-ize
<d desired. Parties wishing to buy will
save tnonov hy seeing me before pur
chasing.
1 am a'so going to establish a Wood
yard in Cnniden and will furnish t<i con
sumers the best dry pine wood at the
very lowest possible price.
Sept. 29. W. J. Spratllfy.
Camden Marble Yard,
I will open a marble business in the
city of Camden, and piitie.i desiring to
purchase marble wbik ot atiy descrip
tion to mark the grave of tho3e dear to
them, or for other purposes,, TTIM "SaVC
agent* commission of 20 oy 2> per cent
by holding their orders till they see me.
I will have a largo lot of mat hie to ai
rive iu Camden about the 15th of Octo
ber direct from the host quarries in Ver
r^or.t, r.r.d .\Mi-Ie from titc. ajjents conunis
niim of tVom 20 2T> pi r c**nl. I ?ill give
a fur!her discount to the mixr ti;n* pur
rhasets of marble from mo Positively
after 1 have t>tk?*n ten orders, the reduc
tion belovr 20 per cent will stop. First
come, lirat served.
Yours to please,
^ SAM I. McNINOM,
Prop Kershaw Marble Work",
Kershaw, 8. C.
A Condensed Schedule
For Quick Keferenco?Trains Coming
to and Loaving Camden.
Sept. 25xir, J 900.
fiEABOAItl) A1II LINK.
No. CC, From Colnuibifi ?n-l other
paint* South, lt-44 m.
No. 44, From Columbia and other
points South, <*? 4.'$ ??. M.
No SI, From Hamlet and other pointH
North, 0/J3 .\. m.
No, 27, From Hamlet and otfier points
North. 12.4G a. M.
T? (Tho *l>nve trains stop 5 minutes.)
80UTHERN.
Xo. 77, From Columbia, Kin^aville
and other points South, nr. 11.40 a. v. I
No.ro. From Col?iwbi?, KingflvWe)
*n<l other point* ttouth, *?. #.38 f. \r,
Xp. 78, To Columbia. Kingtvilla ud
other point* Sooth, I v.. 2.59 p. m.
No. 74, To Colombia. KingsrilU *mI
Oibor point* Sooth, Iv. 8.So *? sr.
8. C. A G. EXTENSION.
No 32, F&m mil point* North* ?r. 12.25
r. n.
No. 34, (mixed) From all point* Xorth
ar MO r. if.
W, (aiwd) To all point* North,
t?*t? VtHh, If* UM
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f+ ?***-'
.t;
' ->
'?
nv^o.sl war on ivcoin! is tlial waii't'il iu?l vimmi a ln?\ ,
ami liis clothes? I In* rrsuit is {jfiu-rallv in favor
t he hoy.
N
K'S a luuullo ol'autvros; vo ;u*l i\ iI \ is tho ho\ . Ilo
sails in h> knook imp the new suit on si^lit. lie
usually Miroooils all ioo well lor I ho jxootl ot )()lir
pookol.
() suit has yet hoon ili.Mijvorotl thai will aucoossfull\
rosist tho hoy s ol)<?il, l?l I Wis carry I ho noarosl
approach It) il wo have vol moo y-v^v v*vy
ioi ihs Tillinn to a w<'ii jiituor, miiI that
will wear liUo lealhor, a.i?l koop us ?;?mkI ioo!fSv?iul
shape lor a renuuknhl) 1 *>i>..a period.
tEMP - - BROTHERS
Soo our M.011 and V^ulhs Si i ?<. Mmm-.-. a-el I iutfP ? trad
\vin no rs in on oh lioo.
Us
Make Bead y The Tims Is At Hand.
CANE 13 RiPBliNG, G01T8M io ijitV ai'D
PEAVINES WILL SOON BE READY TO CUT.
The undersigned is now receiving the most complete line of
Merchandise he has ever carried. Hardware, Groceries, Dry
Hoods, Shoes, Hats, Tin and Willowwnre, Crockery, Saddlery.
BAGGING AM TIES.
Solicits your patronage.
A D KENNEDY.
Cotton Picking Sheets ??n<l Sacks.
Cane Mills Ami Evaporators.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
We wish to announce to the people of -Camden and hui-- j
rounding country, that we are no\\>?penin? up a select stork j
of
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N% - /
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, NOTIONS, BOOTS,
SHOES,-STAPLE GROCERIES, ETC.,
and solicit and inspection of our Stock and pricrs. Your pat
ronage in respectfully noliciteJ. Oall and see us whether you
wish to buy or not. You will liud us in tV^ store recently oc
cupied by Mr. C. C Whitaker.
.We are new comers and of course jill our goodx are fresh
and new. Respectfully,'
H. E. HYATT & BRO
Teachers' Examination.
'OFFICE OF
CO. SUP'T OF EDUCATIONS
Camden, 8. ('. fl?pt. 27, 1900.
The regular examination for teacher'a
oouMv certificates will be bald om Vth
day, Oct. l'A 1900. 1
L. L. CuPELAKI). |
Co. Sopi. K<i. \
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Everybody llkea oar Job pritUog*
When yoa ?a>( real scat prlAtUf
4?m bri?f ?? four ?t(Un? -7
" V a.1. ; ,
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NOTICE.
On October 8th, 1&00, the Board of
Control will ? tHspcnw flUTA cJm*.
y*nlen intending, to Apply for' either ol
Mid place* roust file theic application
not Inter then Reptenber (ton, ? 1900
By order*! the Board of Control.
H. Trae?da1e? Clerk.
3epi. 11, 1960.
* For the next Wo <|ny? we will -??II
bay cheap oc ncooonf of dob Uo?r
qnlek. _ g. IMtOWill * 4>. -
Jf
l^iiHh nil iv tiiy fur ihr. lAill
business. FVrw goo<?s ('online ha ev
ery <lay. rrwo iu%\v t impart incuts
|o tii4k sfon\ . BtJvery
ImhIv cordially inviknl
(o comr, inspect our
slock and
ftvl oiifi1 prices before (>hyin^ elsewhere
Th M'o'is no placo the citv
whero >ou I'iin find a hotter as
sortment of dress goods than at
The Gill Kilgo Store, and the
fact is fully denmiwat&yissi ??!?}*
I ho erowds (h it wind their way
i<> this famous Dry (roods Em
porium. We hive not been.
uunindful of any, hut." have
i;i ide ample provision for all-?
Hi;- little. oin-M ;t.s well as their
manias; jmd a v^ry important
te.'Huro it.'i it wj' have placed
prirox wstliis! tho roach
ot all.
Li' i ?> ;.ri? doubtless on :t
H?il?iurrv riT;iikI, Tk>S(j (hinUitij^
?.I ! Vci>i)n\ should l>ri;;liton
Ik i. iilrii:. by nn ink-portion n! our
nowlta i-i fthaprM and trimming,
l"hi? ti'uwr vc;ir is a j)on?u! of in
ll'll;*'. YoU ('."II ^ *11 I odlll.'O
yoursolt t:> ionny \volcot;u' snai.
m'is. ; to ajU'lt'ciatcd, by
visitij>? on!* head ccrtcr <>l ilif la
U'M . ii ! Winhr id' MM. Miss
Su'Wiin, oi : ' i h imoiv?our ?(*
(Mnnj)li: h' ?I milliner ^n?!1 lake
plcuMiiv iii yhowin.r wm Ilnon^lH tin; <: >cU} an<l will trim your
hats iii in?-to-tJ;il.t: M , !?'.
Tl..? SWICLL FALL GIRL
is cV)*;i v.iortj attractive than
i.ii" ?MKivnt'i* Girl" of pa
pers, il>- is attired in thfl* la
|?V| st\ !?> of gown. Wo liavo ,
iii<! vci'v nt'wi^t patterns?
trimmings and adornments as
well; and I he fact that wh a;ro
prepare.! to A1AKJ0 ,?OUR
DliKSvKS IN . TKTC ' MOST
APPROVED STYLE, is a
ma 11 it tiiiii .vi 11 he hailed with
joy l?y many. Miss Smoot, ot
lialtiinore, our very competent _
d res*-maker, will be pleased to
serve you in this line?guar
anteeing ;i fit in every particu
lar, and ?he will make prices
just as low as possible. ? ?
The counters in our cloth
ing department arc. ??-roan in#
under theirjburden of Kali and
Winter supplies, and we are
fully prepared (o meet the
wants of all. Our stock of
Men's Clothing ha* been se
lected with great care and
j^hether you ^i?h a coarse or
Tne suit we guarantee
GOOD VALUE FOR
THE AMOUNT PAID
We hav.3 ro no liberal n:o3;
kindly tnu youth of our town
find county, and have 'given
their claims upoiAia due con
si leiHiiuM, Mothers ii?o.l not
worry any longer, but go di*
redly to thj Gilt Edge Store-? --
lit* vlqu irters in this liii3 too,
and have their wants supplied/^
at a very small cost.
Our shoe Stock ii Ir.rger and more vuxied than eypr bafurr*;
nnd we ar e better prepared to meet the demands of the trade
than formerly, bO don't foil^to see our line before baying. ~r
Our Stock of Domestic*i? all that- eoald. -be- desired,1" ?|
country merchants should remember that we are headquarter*
for alt goods usually carried by them, furnishing a; *ood ?? as
sort meut to select from as could Le Jound in
lei ties.
Fully appreciating and kindly thanking our friend* an I
patrons for past favors, and trusting thai: ire will merit ? ?*?
tinuance of the same, wo are yours lespeetftatyy a?d truly,"?"