The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 02, 1900, Image 3
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Cotton Market
Tlio following irt if 10 pr'ctR paid
f? tton I" <?,iy ;
Middling V^
?S net Middling t
(lull I M ulillinu ji
Strict Good Midi! in?j
Fanu To Ront.
A good 8 or^JO favtn t<
H'i*f "i? roftftoufthlo terms. . Adrobs
"1'. o. l>ox 81U, (JaimUn, K (\
Kadiichrs.
Dr. I. II. Alexander Has oui 1
t.hMiikn for n nice hunch of radishes j
Tito Dr. always Ithh th<j li<-at of ev* !
crvtliingand hia jadi&licft arc no.j
t xct plion to tho"v" i uIo, Tliey at?
is crisp and nirt> n* IhU*v thai
arc raUcd in t lie f>]?rini< of the \car.
North-Western H K.
l'.iis road vvhivli we have h<? Jong j
needed giving ua a direct line to |
Suniter is now open, Wii o&u now
lortvo Camden til <>.45 a. in , spend j
an hour in Sumter ami leturn I<>
Cundon at 12-01, or spend thy en !
tiro dav leaving there at 6lf? und!
reach Camden at 8 p. m. Sue the
now schedule published in T'h* i
Chronicle to-day. President Wil I
**???* tins uur thanks for a puns over ;
111 a road.
.
^ A IlandaomA Hat Caso,
JVl.BSjpa, Zemp Hroa. have just j
;{'J ieii iu one ol" the 'nandBQaweVi
p/ias hat eases eVer brought to
t Ju^iv-u, -This case was made h\ )
Ct'dr Kfft.'jlal older and erni exhibit '
a*, onetinle 2150is n beau-l
ty and very properly termed a ?i-j
lent salesman, for to see the beau-!
tiful stock of huts iu it one cannoi1
held buying. It. is full of liata now,'
hut we oanuot guarantee how lougj
it, wjll he so n<* they are ??ft??,;? IjKe,
e C
hot oakes. If you need a { \l ytm j
. should not stop until \<>ii j <? this!
!Ca8e
A Deplorablo Accident
Rev. John Oaii:, a well!
known Methodist preacher, wuh H. -j
rimalyand petliMpu f-ually nhot ;
near his horre a' .)??humir>n Tuet. j
day nftei n?-H)|i. 'i he si.d a/id terii !
lile iiil'.iiv \\ s s? mirely !ic<-ident ?i!, i
? ' |
and Mr. Walter Smith at whom j
h inds it happened, in pn filiate wiib]
pi ii-f and in danger of Ijaing hisi
mind. Mr. Owen was fi fomnr pn-i
siding elder of the South Carolina'
conference, and is now a tcoeher in'
CM ftu-hnston Institute and pastor:
of Harmony, Johnston and Spanrral
oh u relies.
JIo was out html in g Tuesday nf- j
leruood with Mr, Waller Smith.
Mr. Smith whirled to shoot. He
did not fully cock his gun and hi<<
t,htiinh ?lipped. T he contents ol
t.lm barrel were poured into the;
light aide of his devoted pastor.?
Slate, 1st. inst.
Tailor made Suits at the ("lilt
Kdge Store; nice, stylish and e.lieap
Go to tho Gilt Ed'/e Store for'
votir skirts, ladies, for they have the
host assortment ever shown in Cam
den. JL'nces from 81 to ?7.
Easel and Pictures at.
GeisenheimerV )
Felt Mattresses at Geisenheimr'a ;
New Home Sewing Machines, at;
GeiaenheimetV
Builder of the First Cotton Mill.
In conversation this morn'ng
with Mr. David R. Williams, Jr.,|
of our city in reference to an article
In The Stote of Oct. 24, in which it
vrjiH stnled that Gen. K. I'. Alexan
der built the fiiHt (til mill in this
Slate just after tho war, Mr. Wil
liams said : To Gen. Alexander does
not belong the credit for having
built the drat oil mill in the State.
In 1812, Gen. David It. Williams
built near Society Hill in Darling
ton ooijntj' one of the first, if not
the flr^t cotton mill in this State,
and in 1829 added to this cotton
mill a onltoiwseed oil in ill, both be
ing successfully* operated for many
years. Gen. Williams was nleo the
pioneer In building dykes along our
? iver banks, thereby reclaiming
illjusands of acres of valuable
^ands which tip to that time had
been worthless. For many exam
pipe of Hi is kind and for services
rendered his Stale as its chief ex
ecutive and United Statei senator
his countrymen honored him in
many ways, among others, naming
'ono of the streets ot Columbia in
his honor."?Camden O'er. State.
The Chronicle And National Watcli
? ? man for $2.50
We are c'tlbbfnpr with The Chron
icle tho National Watchman one
.year for 82.50. Tho Watchman is a
pp'endid 12 page weekly paper os
pousing the Brjao cause, and we are
snre oor readers* will he pleaeed with
iv Is a letter to the editor of the
Watchman. If on, Wm, Jonuings
Hryan aaid: "I ctingralolate yon
vpoii the ej>tendid work the National
Watch man is doing It it an honest,
??orn?st aMe^snd fearless exponent
of Jaflfononisa democracy and de
v aerfes a cordial support. Tbe peo
*pU shoald support the jnrpen JJ6at
^ fight )be battle of II
Wk(U'
' Tirslv* White Pljmostfc Bock Cock
- et?ls i?d sue Wkils Lefbora, All pare
R 1re*L Apply to Mm. J. C. Hills*.
Ws^ills, 8. C
MarriftKP.
. Mr. Sliniuion Kiiklaud, rtf Cmv
j ?l<? i?, ninl Mi?h Nanniu Uubaell, <
! WiHivijJf, were married at 1 >:imh?
IcuH ohuroli hul Tut Ktl.tv vyc-ninn ?
17 o'clock, liov. IV. M. Duncan, o;
j Camden ol!iui:Uintf. Tho luide i* -
.daughter <?i Judge W. F. Kusac-d.
j
I'fcrikm&l. :
Mrs. S. L. I! allies *pcnt severa'
of lunt Week in Abheville.
Mr. cjl*??.?. I'. Little who hits been
;'ni>I up ft.r nevera! day# froin ?;
ii'?iIt! kick la out a<> ai?.
? {)itluduft and Jvk'i ?{[??$ ?^>ontv
! u? n? -rally Wcif. well repf chanted tit
i Mii> Kmr in Columbia this wcok.
< *;?|>t. I). K. lit Avert, ?>f M:iuntn<.'.
in \ il '('?limit II. fit) WH8 Hilt tliilliy
i.ltr Stale fair ami ran tip ou a tlv
inu' visit to relatives hero.
Mr. .)(>?-. N ilt:H who for over flMll
years has been ctnplo^#d at ilit*
(';iiiitlt I) L'nliou Allll, lift this uttk
tu.acccpl a poailiuu ul Mo('i>ll,
M arihorough county.
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Deaths
Mr. .J. S. liaxluy who has boon
?'mi tho police f irco of CjiiU'len for
>\ 1?>ii<? time died Huiith nlv 1 nt*t Fri*
11 h\" night of appoplexy. Mr. Ita\
ley waft on duty up to a few hours
i?f his death. The funeral was held
at the Unptiftt Chuu h oh Sunday
afternoon conducted by Kovs. A. K
(Jrnne and VV. M. Duncan.
Hello, tin* bright mid interesting
iiule duughLor of Mr. and Mi-. J.l
I'". Yanglian died 1 *i h t Saturday 1
n <u nijiu i(f .fuenr. SJi/? had been.1
->ick for five weeks. Mr. mid Mrs. j
Vhriht*ii have tho sympathy of ev
eryone in their front sorrow.
An infant child of Air. mid Mrs.
W T. WaikW, of Columbia, died!
one dny hint week.
The infant child of Mr. and Mis.
It. H Ivlliott died last, week aft* r a |
f;'v. ciava illness.
A Pretty Mttir.a^o
< ?!V?irrr>?| at Mizp-ih Baplict ohi'ich onl
Thursday ev.-tini'. in?t, Mr Sato]
V mniou.s and Mi"-* Liz/.ie llovkii: were!
<!.*.?_contractin>j puttie*. M(. Kddie lUn
S vock was 1 iiimi n::;l Miss Fannie fioy
kin wasnmidof honor. The attoildant.H
| were MY. Hick ! I,'tncoHc with Miss Tin. j
, li'i f'hi.us hi'iv, Mi" Arrii* I)a> i^wilh Miss j
I'.ui naee Sparrow , Mr. .lohnie Me('as-i
! -'ii! with Miss Ada Hoy I; in, Mv. Willie J
Hi.) kin with Miss Minnie Johnson, Mr j
>:i er Jiiliii?<ni with Miss Julia Corbett. j
Mr. !{ t!l.<n Bnykin with Misn Minnie j
>1 < f. Thev entered tho ehnreh
j alternately in eae!i aisle and furuiod on
the roetroni ?hi"li was ? k???! with ever
'^reeiH, and 1 i<jf!?*??? 1 up. Tho t>rooni en- j
j tered with his host m?n and She bride j
I with iicr timid ??f honor and Joined the
_?room the extreme end of toe roMruin ;
: faring the audirnee^ then Rev. .1. Walter I
| Ki'ni>y rineon the Hour ?>f tho church
and spoke t le> t'e-vwords that bound their1
destinies toy lift*. The 11ri<(o and manic
I uoip dres-ed in white the prettiest drest*
' i l>"ide ean h" marri'd in, and the i$rop?ii |
.'and groom's nn-n in black. The pro
I -rani wr.r. perfect. riot a mb.taku was j
?tiH'h*. Jnnnedia'.tdy afcr the ceremo
; ny the bridal pat tv and numerous friends j
j went to her homo and partook of a line
! and bountiful sp??????' whieh all hcarti-1
Jv enjoved. Mr. I f acton Roykin and!
\ family did all they could to make it pleas
| ant f?-r their friends an 1 ihey Admirably j
I suececdcfl. Tla" bride is a duutditwr oi :
the lain Mrs. Jaine U J'n\kin, by 1km
,'lrst marriage and her many friends visit
her and her lni*band much happiness in j
tin* yieaf dramr. of life to T* !ih h they '
Imvu jiiat ontored.
One w no was tii: iuc;
St. CharleB.
After a Ioiik vpst I will again trv and
pive von a few dofc for publication, al
though newH i? vary scarce in these
p? rt r.
Tho children arc all wearing wry '
because of the d tended school-bell, j
which now them to older. What j
precious, and h'ippv times they are. now i
having. Hut they know it not, for I j
have never known anyone tn realize the
tact that their school-days were the hap
piest part of their lifo until those days
were pa*t*and Kone. Such being the ca?e j
t should think it tlje duty of everv teach
<*r to make Ilk.* school life x>i every child
n* pleasant us possible.
There i) Ktjll some sickness in this vf- !
ciuily.
The community was saddened on t)ct. !
11th, liWO, by the death of Mrs, Kallie j
MvCoy, who died at the home of lur old
est son, Mr. K. If. Mi-Coy J)ecease<J
was a consecrated member of tho lteth
any Hnptist Church for many years.
Ever ready to lend a helping hand to
aid any good work, and with u sympa
thetic heart, Bethany has suffered an ir
reparable lots, Your scribe heard an
aged man remark, wb'ile standing noar
the newly made grave qf sister McCoy,
"We nre near*the same age, we romped
and played together when ive wore little
tots at school, and 1 have known her ov
cr since, and f have known nolliTh'g r.f
Sallie but that which was J'ood anil wor
thy <>f praise and commendation. Hod
was certainly an exemplary life."
To her grief-stricken family we tender
our heart-felt sympathy and commend
t hem to tho care of :? loving Father who
in ''too good to be unkind, too wise to
commit an error "
The Society of Earnest. Worker?, as
sisted by the Bethany Church, aro now
npiklng strenuous efforts t<? erect an iron
ieiloa around the cemetery of the above
named Clntreh.
Farmers ?.n this section are now very
busy getting their oat and wheat crop
"ploughed iii. "?
For rear ef I ho wo* to. basket I guess it
is time to say farejvtdl for this time.
( Vaurien
Bridges To Lei.
Th<* rontrnct for rebuilding the brMtrr
over l.ittlu Lynch?* Crock, known a* tin
Klrklcy bri<l<ff?, will bo given to the low
est re?pon*ible buhler on'Novetnber )/>, at
12 o'clock M. Al?o thoVridge i?t Haley V
Mill on tho 16th ml sruio hour. Tbr
Board rescrrc3 the riKht to reject any or
all bid*. T. V. PARKER,
4 Super* Uor.
Applicadoa Isr Final Discbane. j
If harahyjriMp that on Mon 1
dty, NnvfrnUr lOtli. 1WO,. tlw
ilgnid will apply to O. V. Utile, Etq.,
Jode? ?f ProWUs tax Kertbair Comity.
?t h(* Camden, 8. C, at 12
>*ck>dL 5L ibr ji TIihu DWniift a?
kdolaWnrt^dt
J The woik ?f repainting ibe Ha| ?
. I list Church he* been eomuiencotl.
f<>ty? t the horticultural
j fail' opens in i *m(it11?? (i next hrMu\
t ! ?to il4t v ?(? k.
! TFtESPAS* NOTICE.
I N ?(???<? i? licit l>v tfixen that i?!l patlh
lure forbidden lo tie^pasit uprii iuy land
j in W t-?t Watt-ret? known a? the t ppe.
| and S\\.iinj? place* for tlx* puipoiu
| huntiuu. Iiuulinu or any oilier pinp'Vi
j whatsoever, Parties 'hBrejjnrdirur thi*
! notice will In- dealt with according t
"ax. (i. II HAt'M,
Oct. ?;t, ijOv). Ksecuiwr.
? ? ? ???-- +? ?v " ? ?
Homestead Noticc.
South Carolina--Kershaw County.
Whereas Application hy petition ha.1
l' fi ii nmdo t<> mo tiy James I,, Haile
, !lit* headof n family, rejdi'liiv,/ in Kor
?i. i'v t'ounty, ? rate ot'South Carolina, t?
; a i>m raided and aet oil (il him c
11 oMi('si,>a<i in Property, situated in
]sa?d County ami State t0
' i?>. ittiiuhv uiwi'.u that oil Satur
da^the tenth of Novt'inliir liaK). Ht 1 ~
,>? Hock M , proceedings will ho instituted
j?? uiy oilico at Ojuuden, S. to have
!*ii?l 11oiri(*Htoflil in Hon! Property ap
P'm'xciI au<l set oil to the Said JAme* h.
, 1 I |i i It'.
<ii\?'ii under my hand and aeal 11?iJ
! I Till day of October. H>00.
J,. A WITXKOWSK V ,
Master4 Kershaw County
Published on t'm ifllh day of October,
100'.), in The Camdon Chronicle.
NORTH-WESTERN R. R.
TIME T^BLE NO. 3
I n IvfT-'ot, Wednesdnv, Oct-. 17,-1900.
Iliiin-iuui \Vilsniuj Mill jiihI Siiii)lot*
^o'lUilxnim) Urtllf ?*x. Surnittv NOrlM" 11 n? I
7 ?'{ Si i xc><! 7'*
? ? m STATIONS. p. m
I* oft ijv, So inter Ar. \'i "0
o.t N \V Junction T.' :'7
'J Tindrtl 11 ;?f>
'J no Packsville 11 SO
:* V" Silver 11 10
S 3" | \* , j i ( 10 4ft
I ?>."? * '( 10 If,
I ;;ft Snnimf?iton 10 10
'? JO I >;i \ is !? 40
"> .lonli in 0 ?r?
'V 00 Ar Wilsons Mill l.v n or,
IU?hv<M?n Mill,ml nix! SI. Paul
J.'t 7 fi Daily ex Sunday 77 /
r V A M M i \'<'<l A M !? M
,?.ii 10 1-"S |,v Mi'dnrd -\ r 10 -I.", 4
; 4 0 10 2:, ArSi I'anl l.v 10 3 5,"
Mo'wooii Kmut-cr and Ca.'mieti.
',\S' JO Mixed 7 / UU
e m ^ m 1)>? iIv ex Sunday a m i m
r, j |o oft l.v Suni'i-r Ar t> 00 r, 00
0 i7 10 013 \V Junction 8 'rt 4 -*>k
rt (?'. lo :;o Dal/ell s oo 4 l-'i
! 00 ]0 l 'i Borden 7 .' 0 \7.
7 30 11 1". IfMinl prts ?- 7 lo 3 SO
7 r?0 11 fiO Sim. liy. .Innotion 0 f>"? 3 10
ft 00 laoi Ar (.'annlfn Lv n 4.1 ;i uO
c ii r '.r (s <?. .v u. Kx. }>? i>oi> a m i- m
T1IOS. AVI 1.SOX, President.
Office of Treasurer Kershaw Conn*)
tv Camden. S. Sept., 12th, 1000A
In accordance with the act. to raise
supplies lor fiscal year eonimencimi
Ja:mar\ 1st, 1!>00, notice is herehv j^ivon
that tlie Treasurer's office of Kershaw
eountv will ho opin tor the collodion of
'axes from the day of October, 19o0,
?u,l il the .*51 mi (Jay of Oceeiulier, l'.'OO
The rate per centum for Kershaw coun
ty is as follows: Mills
statu Taxes ?r>
rjehooi Tu*0d 3
t'vmnty Taxes ^
Ictii lioad Taxes 3^
Total
The following Special levies h.\ye been '
iiinde uIho : * 1 IW ills i
Special School tax Distric No. 1. 3
Special School t \\, Ilistriet No. I,
for interest on School Ronds
(iraded School Mui'lding. Mills
Ihotrict No. I 3.i
Special School tax I>istrict No, 1, ,'5
' ... ^ 2, l1^
' ... 48
7. U
10, 2
II, J
' r? 12, 2
' ... 1}it 4
17, 3
' ' ' ' }8, 8
' ' M({, M
All information ns to taxes will bo fur
nished upon application.
No list of names for tax receipts will
be icoeived unless the amount of tax
uioney in deposited with tlie said list.
This rule will be strictly enforoed.
W. K. HOUGH,
Co. Trews
Sheriff's Sale,
South Carolina Kershaw County
Sousan A. Spencers Plaintiff,
Against
Doctor li. Spencer, et. al., De-find
(inls.
Sale for Forcc'aaurc
Under and by virtue of a decretal order
in ttie aboye stated caie. ^r?ut<*?l by Ins
Honor \V. C Henet, Presiding Judge at
(he February, 10'?0, term of Court for Ker
phnw County, and dated February 9th,
1000. I will oflVr for wvlo Lo ?4ie highest
bidder, before the Court House door in
Camden. S C.. within the legal hour* of
sale, on the flj*t*Monday inNoyeniber next,
the following described real estate, to
wit:
Firsl?nil that tract, jiieee or parcel of
land lying, situate and being in the pounty
of Kershaw and State of South Carolina
containing Two Thousand. Four Hundred
and Pixlv acres, more or le?s. and Itound
ed as follow*: On the North by lands of
Mrs. Elise English, Estate of Chcstiut and
the waters of Wa'eree river, E?at by \Va
terec Uiver, South by lands of Estate of
black, lands of \Vc3berry and Dennis, and
on the West by lands known as the Che*
mil land*. v
Second?ai*o All of that, tract- of land
eoniriating'of Seventy-eight acres, more or
loss, situate, lying and being in the same
county and State nnd bounded as follow*:
On the North by* land* of 1). E Spencer,
on the East by lands of J. P. Weatbcrrv.
Kobert Mdca and Joint A. Dcmrfes fond,j
on. the South by lands of the Estate of II
EnftHnJi^and on the West by lands of Jno.
Terms of Sale? One-fourth caah, the
balance to be duo in three eqiKtl successive
annual installments from the day of sale,
fttthinttnwt iW?a*u fw the day of.$ile,
payable annually until the whole IwpaW.
tin* credit portion to be Mcvred by th?
bond of purcitaner and a mortgage of the
promtsre^oW, tfc* ponshMee bavin? U??j
right to^Ty tb? fatl amonnt ?fU* M4 in
ZEMP BROTHERS'
Are you seeking tirivtvs iss mrih, youth
or Hiiltlreus suits ?>r overcoats' |( mi
vlriu' yourself lo I* I ? B C *
Do you waul a shoe thal will 'nisi ane
j?;ive satisfaction, or a uew pair &i\ ckfi fin
broken pair? [hen tr\ a pair ofotsr mensc
hoys hujies or misses shoes. prices as lov
as the lowest.
Rock bottom on all groceries. Money
saveil hv trading w ft h
ZEWIP BROTHERS
Wheat, Oats, Rye & Barley
'S'lcr 9s EHjiim? to Sow.
"lie that so wet tli plentifully, shall reap plenti In l.v,
lie that sewelli sparingly, snail reap sparingly/'
A. 1>. Kennedy oilers lor ki1?\ Red wiy, Pnrpln Straw and
Fuleaster Wheat.. Home (irownand Texas 11 uat IVon!'(Jats.
\ UYE and HAUhKY.
WE STRIVE TO EXOELL
in tlio ui iki n/v a ml felling of H:u m'k?
.'lud feel <M>n ft l?n I (lint thorn nr.- ft>w
? f :\nv houses bett, ,*r ? <iu1k
or even <??jc?1 ?? of equal quality a<
ilieae prices.
<)?r line consist* <'f Single Un.vjy.
Surrey', KxproMH, 1 iibt an 1 Heavy
team, Poub'o Bngyy sihIKmiu liur
?less.
AMONGST OUR TOOLS
nono aj'i' Im'Iow h (-miDtilard wbicli
will omnpiro i>iv??r?blv with that u
4??ods snlti ill cij'i i! |?i i l>y ftli\
<>llior liuiiso in Ui" Irii'lo S<?ft iswt?
Inuls mo useliB*4 ?t :iny piico nu?l w<
IdiikIIc none (>? ili<'io. Thoa"
:i r<j oil ft par wit 11 nil other urtie oh in
onr 11A KDW A KK >>tock ft.nl 1 h < >
who like >i r<'iil y nvfcic.lo at n
nominal,price shotihi huy hem.
CLP
?msc?4
CO
vc=*JD
ANNOUNCEMENT.
We wish to announce to tlifc f?eople of Camden and sur
rounding country, that we are now opening up a Helect atocK
of"
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, NOTIONS, BOOTS,
SHOES, STAPLE GROCERIES, ETC.,
and solicit and inspection of our Stock and prices. Your j>ai
ronage is respectfully solicited. Call and see us whether you
wish to buy or not. You will find us in the store recently oc
cupied by Mr. C. C Whitakcr.
We also have a selected stock of fruit.
We are new comers and of vourso all our goods are fresh
and new. llespectfully,
H. E. HYATT & BRO.
Try sumo, of our famoun ^"oullikein (Jyooei-icH.^ In every point Huperior
Patrons say the bent and the cheapen*. We need only repeat thoir wordn
What Goldon Goodoeas in our choice Teas and CofTei.sl A nip from n
pample will prove it. Like ncctnr undo for beings of another sphoro.
Colour, Sugars, SpicoH and other go>d ?Uing8 to please your palat '.
A D KENNEDY.
LOOK FOR THE BIG SIGN!
WHEN YOU ARE IN NEED OF
Hardware, Harness, Faints and Oils.
c? , *
Call and look at my buggy harness fin* or
0 ami he convinced that 1 have the cheapest
line ever offered in town. v
Nails filing 40 haai?r
CoJdweaflier is near at hand, so don't forget
when you go buy that I have a large stock of all
sizes of window glass at the fight prices.
I also carry a full stock of rttbbo? and leather -
beHmjfr-ir*m-SfBEfaMI flltogg. machine oils, pi pe
of all sizes, and can cut and thread any sizo
up to 2 inch. Respectfully,
JAMES. H
THE" FAMOUS
4
Gilt Edge
L
STORE
Knowin^so well tl^e requir nvuils uf the Irnde, has Spar
ta 1 i lid pains in \ts efforts to meet the il'in mds; and it ^ives us
pleasure to say Wiat almost cver>lhin^ in tlio way of
I
|? _ /
Dry Goods, Notions, Gents Furnish
ing- Goods, Clothing* Hats Shoes,
Kt<\, ra:i l?o. found at this Head Centre, tlic
Ihrj tj'wwdb linijimiuni of Cum
llt'low we call special attention to a Hmv ol tluvlfading fen
Mires, but cannot, lor want of space, mention the lyfiny, many,
things which we have and you must have, and tri/?tvthut yoll
will kindl \* i n m pre I our stock before placing y omr orders,
/"V:K |fV*KSS /-VXJIKS ^%T()CK
LjinoDs o roc'K
Is nil that could be desired, as wc can show jou many of tho
No\el!iea as well as the styles thai Never (irow Old, ami cou
pled with an extensive line of l'p-to-dato Trimmings pjjSr.efl
?ni slock far t(hove the average.
\ , a.
N j -i
OUR DRESSMAKING DEPART
tn'Mil is all (hut it hl.ould 1)d aa
is t'nllv shown hy tin? liberal p;it
roiiM-.M' it in rives; and what j\
M)tnco oI jo\ u nilist he to any
laity know jtui wlauo hIio can
haw In r (In-s^s iiunh*. and feel
satisfied \liat the ?Sl\l<*, fit etc,
H re perl- et.
i)rju
Another leading at llie Gilt Kiige Store is our Mil
linery Department, whirh is m<*< lin^ wit'i ?uch nuceesH in ev
ery patticular. Our eustomers can pride themselvefl on one
thing at least?Hais are not nmchine made but trimmed to
M?it each face, and therefore canno. fa Lt<> please.
Here's A > Novelty
That wo wouM do You uh well
as our Store an injustice if we
were to fail to call special at
tentiortHx) it. Our beautiful
line of
SILK POLKA DOT
FLANNELS FOR WAISTS,
They captivate all who boo
them as thoy an* one of the
Tips of the season.
Mothers should remember when in neeij of an>thing in tho
way of Suits for their hotys or material for Drespcs for their
(^lighters that THE GILT EDGE STOUE is the place that
you can find jupt what you need; aud as to prices, we will . say
that they touch "Low Water Murk.1'
With Sincere Thauks for past favors, and with the sssuraoco
that our rcputatif?ts for first ela*a goods at. ih*4Xaw?ak_|i>ri?w
shall )>e protected, we are, ^