The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 30, 1900, Image 3
Baptist Chuiyh.
Sunday, In a, m , $uA>lay 9$u|iool.
huiutuy. || a, Ilt<4 pp^'Mny.
W S"n, "y'7 ;
:? kv,? 6 p' V'ANir nn viii.?.
' 1 ' I' B \ . 1', t.'. ttixl Soltn
St* i vice.
A. r. fit AN' K, pastor.
Postponed
. to 'lie sudden coM chanu/
>?? t? o wtnther the ? Aibor l);i\" < x
JfiM ts at t|ltJ <;ra(ll>(| S(l|H)0j Uv
< n pohtpone,] until tlio wariit.>r
Wi'ath'*r w the Spring.
Marnn^e.
tV, A. Weinl.i r.j ami Mis* ,\hMr
Nils; n, both ,(| this city, were mar
lftR' W-f,rtnrs?iay ni^ht. The eer I
.< Hionj w ptrfunftfl at tt?o re??i
xi',l>0 immlmnthei,
?r?. < it purs in, I?( K?H) Ktrc-t \.\
,ov )v* M' i>uncai? of the Motliixli'i
cliuivh.
? r>- | 4)b. . . .
Thni.ivfcjjiving.
ft'iftine** wtit aliucM. cut in ly k??i.
ponded jea'crdhy. The dny beine
HO ideal one m.ny outdoor sport,
were indole,1 i?, f,?,| xh? ,
community it ?,??I enjo\ed t)i.
<?-*y to tin, fnl'n st ixlent.* I'hU,,.
vJlUr.Sw.VU'i'S were laid it,
the I'ri'sl.vierLn (lunch.
Mito Uarioil Opening.
rfidic# of i.Ju! \\ (tiMiii,''I Mis
iioe/ety of ti::-j>h|>ti&t churil1
? opu.iny
n?yiH?1ff, LTc -ft at H
Hie < liiir? !i. Th<io. wil,
ju-ojiriiin oi tnu-ue, lveita
rending. Kverv bod y i>
cordially inv fed. TIjom* who hn^
no barrel, wi l plcn^e biinjr n thank
ofl'??riu?r.
-
Columbia Won.
Quite nn txe'tiriji pain" of foot lal
V?',.W?h played nt lii? polo <:ioniids yea
jjsflav afternoon between Ciirolinn's
jijd tram and Camden, resulting
;?m? of 17 to 0 in favor of Car
The fi?a? half played was cus
>? by Cmolina. but la I lie hoc
iM (Janubjo put up a stubborn
?? distance end neither Fide scored.
Umpire, Mr li. L Barstow; referee,
( ap>. M. L. Smith. There worn no
Occidents to mar the occasion.
JToMcy Holders Take Notieo.
A< the Xn>as holidays ajproacb if
is well to cnH'Ihc attention ?,f our
^s-? merchants to a clause in the?r insnr
|P "nnec. contracts making the beeping
^ i^iiKielt. for Kale in oil her biokcn or
1 unbroken package*, without n per
mil eudorsctl on the f>o)ieyf rocket?,
roman cmj<Hcp, li"o crackers, colored
??... tires and every description of these
explosive?, a violation ef* ibe cun
tract. refers the poljoj nut' a,ict
'* ; void.
"Narrow Escape from a &?iiov.a Acci
dent. '~J
tion Maater Le^is Bowers and
oT riVMh Kpring? met!
^Tlbat miul.t linvo hern ?i fieriou
,nt last Sunday mowing'. H
Prtofl to Lancaster on hi* lever r>t
nml-ffAftigoing to bring his famil
? witli h in as fur as I'ieAsunt Hill
Soon after they started ono of <h
[negroes propelling the ear aoejdyent
^ily struck Mrs. IJowers, wlrcrwas nej?
In far. in the hack
buiMiW*ilh the le^r and knocked her nfT
oldW-iW ^ron<? 88 e'l? wci)t H',(! carried
ccutiq^F ,wprB ft,u' children, two
ing itf^L c'r'H anf* !'10 b*?y* w'1'1 ',er.
with Fmi'i<inK l!lora 'n front, of the mov
p!acesl^Kn?? l-'Sfesed over them
l" Jjatehc\^Br,,*< noiwrof them were killed or at
L-y-ji^Bust seriously hurt was a miracle.?
^ mtafitcr Ledger.
elt Mattresses at Geiaenbcirnr't*
'arpemamples to select from at
enheimei's. *
cw Home Sewing Machines, ??
laenheimer's.
Easel-and Pii.tnrer at
? Geisenheimer'g.
Chenille Tahle Cloth at
. Geisenheimcr's.
tyed Rockers at
\ GelpenheimerV
'i ^ ^
i<$ KUMnp Hm Biothor.
cwfev 27.?A sad accident
ferji near l&ing a fratricidc,
to* at r.? early hour Sunday
J. Harry Jtoater... E*q., n
torney ut law, residing at Ker.
county, in company with Mr.
Wither* poon, left Kershaw,
to ' visit tlit ir
thuS^ilace. - TLer reach?-<1
at mffl*i*ht. Mr. Foster'*
. ? i ?*peCTif* Wm? juuJ All
for tho nighC^On- reft eh in*
wept on up stairs into-tV
_ i by his brothers C?r1 AJ
tUlph Foster. Sceiuar hie
?sleep, he went into liic
t hating "P matches, be
room occupied by hu
[ matches from hit
back to Ms owi
.iSSfcgg?
o,r(tanj
?fib*!
' Mi^les unci Horat*.
1 have just rt"oiv?d a ittr load ot
tunica an<t hoihi B. They can be
audi in tin> lot at rear of .1, <\ Man'w
Store. See ii)0 if you ncd a good
hor*e or uiulo. . Jj T. t'lyburo.
Moved to C'amden.
Mr. J. F. H 8?.op, of Monroe. N
I C., ibid fifiniatftnt a;:ent at tho S. A.
L. freight depot, ha rtnovi d lii'a fulil
lily to Camden. They arrived one
? 'Ihv I ibt week and will occupy the
jiM-w rcaideuco just below^ho freight
| d. j'Ot. ' *
Would Not Marry Them.
Notary Public, i)t W. Davis, of
I Antioch, was called on recently to
ui'iny a couple which on account
j"f i ho tender age tif the "vrnuid-bt?J
,'?ii<U* ho refused to do so. Mr. l)a
\ is s'Iyh tho groom was about 2o
te.irs (?lil and tho gill about I".
- - tm ? -
A Modem Barber Shop
KrtifJiah Bros , proprietory of the
r nreka Barbei; Shop lliiVfl rieentl\
!i:i'l ftu addition built to thiir shop
hi this Addition they havo a nioeh
mranged bath room where they are
prepared to aervo their palronn with
hot and colli hatha. They have alao
just purchased a handsome hvdraulii
(luiir wliieh <m?hI S&0..UUL_ It would
t>< safe t?? any that, this ono im now to
Wi n ^C|TlTppviV rt? *:??*. j > .i t
ior in the state.
An Old Woman Burnt to Dt:ath.
Jane Singleton, an old colored wo
oi'iM liv.nu; fin tho e:?>t. in I of Uut
lodjy fdreet. was burned to death last
ruestl.iy afternoon. Hie was sP1 ing j
? n front of the tins place win n her '
drees raught, aiul being ol I and
lie'jdfRS nrurlv ali of her clothe*
wero burnt off v. hen liol |? readied
?<er. She 11;xvin?jf no relatives to t<d;e
elj.iri?? of her body the city had hot
buried.
? - -- -
Miss I<!ti Bettys.
Aw a friend of tl is nohlo woman 1
crave the privilege of layincr a tii?
bulo upon her tomb. Not that one
ooulj do justice to her cii-iraetciy but
t hat, an expression of appreci of
her worth seokn nttcraunc. Viie, waa
one of the sfrorm and genUo women
that do not attract attention by any
*pe.ch\l noise made in Ilia world, but.
that do go.?d by tho innate atreuglh
of ohfraeter. She was otic of that
class of persons who do ?<i much to
bless and brighten the Jjie?. of oth
ers, of the typo men eaM miid but
firm. Her life stood tor all that was
t)er.| in hor eonnhuhity. Sbo did
much to o'evato those aroufi 1 bur.
Uioh in good w^kj*, .sho i?< richer
iio.v in enjoyiog (ln? fnrlion promis
ed the faithful. llerplnci can not
be tilled II will bo vacant hero for
? ?yer. Hit'or are tl>e tears vb?'d bv
ilu)So who kiiew her best, for it, was
ut home that slio was most hV.'bly CR
icemod It seemed that all the
household depended largely upon
her judgment and advice. Slie was
an oxemjdary Christian and Ihia ex
plains it all. Shc nnitod with the
I'a ??ilen Kapt ist Church in August
18'JO, and died in full fellowship with
ihi* body of Christians, She rests
in peace- May tho nobility of hor
life help others to live better.
A. T. J.
Deaths,
Mrs. Hoita DeLfyicho. wife of Mr.
Jus. Deboache, Jr., filed lust Monday
night after ah extended illness. Mrs.
Deboacho was a daughter of jMr.
J. Shannon and was one of Canulcn'h
best and purest, women.
The daily papers of la3t Monday
contained the following: ''MrriMnV
old .McQueen, who was for fifteen
cr twenty years agent of *tbe South
Carolina Railroad >n this city, met
with a horrible uc6ident last night
which resulted in his death this nf
ternoon. lie wan lying on his bed
reading, ;to?ving a metal kerosene
lamp on a table at the si<!e of "the
bed. He dropped to sleop and dur
ing Ins'sloep 'lie lamp exploded"
Mr. MeQooen was a brother of JVlrn.
I. H. Alexander, of Camden, ^md at
oiicTiino resided here.
Our community wns surprised and
saddened on Tuesday morning la?t
to learn of the sudden douth of CJapt.
Win. Clyburn which ocntmtTTT"!rT,Ki r.
sbaw on Mondny night No man
w?b bettor known or more highly
thought of than Capt. Clyburn. and
we feel a deep sorrow at the realiza
tion that ho in uo more.; For sever
al terms C:?pt. Clyburi^ served as
Clotk c?f Court of hIu's county, and
his record as a soldier and officer in
ttic ciril wrtr ia a most enviable one.
A widow and four children Yurvive
him. The burial.took platfe at Ker
shaw.
/Xfr. Ernrst Adams, well known t?
ntany in this county' was killed al,
Catawhe Junction last Saturday.
Tho following account of tho ecci
taken from tho Oolur^bia
State of the 24lh: "A Kjrrihle m?oi
dent aoenrred at Catawba Junction
about 4 30 o'clock Ibis afternoon.
Mr*JKjroeit fa Ada?M?r^ former , citi
t MM of this ooaflty, & popular ? young
l ttilnfl u, wss (osUnlty killed by
c^ijfdf hi* train wfetfe sbi/V
1#>m standing upon the pi
- niptini
MITJI II II HM?KWI? I ???
Will Out W*'U
It is shi?\ itint I uIIkm* Oinlner. !!??'
! lililn I toy " > *? ivfts to l*a?l'y cut si>
itl'M \V? simile ! r.-iMMtHy, wi'i
I tM t WO I. l!f IS l'? Ul^ (it CMih'il lv
| I >r. C'ly* u? n.
rollerm.ui ?3!o6letl.
\f moot-ttig <>f Count!]
In M !-Iht Mon?lrt.v iitjjhr Mr, l{ot>< t
1 >>>11<i wiih < )< ft* I t t All flic* plici> ?n
tlio poli?'i> toiiM I'Vi lo vnount l?y t)i?
?It utli of Mr. I S. H-ixIfy. Mr. Ltil
j t I,hs fl< rv?'<l on tliM potion foi o<? horr
| bnfnro >ot i i.s nr. * oUl liuut) ftt the
| hrllowa."
Personal.
Wr wore phased in t'nm
.!? ji tlii-J vrcdf, Mr I'hillip Dunn, of
U.j>hopvil lo. Mr. Dunn i* <>uo of
I?i ? iiupvil!?'7. stnutodi citizen4
Mr. \Y. O II iy i*? ft \Y? doetulnv 01.
?i l'UKinoss trip to l Im? Noith 11 ??
I'XP'Otf to il l urn to morrow ni^ht.
Miss Alinn Mc Queen, daughter of]
Mr. Clmrlew McQnen, of Augusta, |
(I t., ?m visiting Dr. I. II. Alox'rtiiilorV j
family.
Mia. W. D. rrnntlinm has re
' it ? tied trom Wake Voiest, N. C ,
wI,t ic n 111* hn? hern Hpendino sever
h 1 whi Us Willi l.? r mother, Mrs.
Si hi in on ^
M (MM t' ft, W'iI'Iv 1 llOlllpSOU, of
[,n?:oauier : S,un Dt Pa?n, "f Diiion;
Zvuxlu. of Manning and l?o;>
tM", (Joed t!f, of ('liaiTeMfhi HpVni
Th-itilMjjiviim da\ in C'aindon.
x\i- II K I'jt\\v;irds who Iihh been
; tifreight 'or'!??)'. Ml tltf Seaboard
11????(?! ovn sincf 1 Im? o,>r)ijiui? of that
i ii t I fur business ho I'm, will leave
fU'Xt V.Tf'll f'M' iii'i (j 1 -1 llt'llie Hi
L'i\* rt'iiiy vilit, (( ). During Mr.
V. I ward's slay in t'amdt ii ho hn?
mimi'o ui iii\ fiiond? who part with
Ii lei v\ i I It i tfl.
Half Ratea to K?"hmoiif'., V? , and He
turn.
t?.\ neooiini'^nf Annual Convention,
"Jii!. horn KthieHli ? 11:; 1 As^oeiit i<m, Kieh
m-?..d. Sr:i . !>.M ? nibrr JT-'JO, li)0i\ tin
Smii h' rn Kaii\vny >*ili nell round trip
t:ekHs t?i H iehmoud, V?.. and rot urn
lY? r.i ail Ktminii nil iix l'Aea ?t rate of tun
l V;:i (Mns-i !?"??,tm l"tir the Itouml Trii>. )
pltH 00 mendtor.ship fCM
Tieketa will l>" K-l'i front Washinulo ? j
I). C.. itU'l points in Virginia and Nort't
Cnrolma. December 2niii and 1*7?>*, w-U
Hun I li'iiit |)?ccnjl>t'i ;l-?. It >00. tnelu
?ive. from points in other Son.thorn
Slates, Deecniber 2-"?i h and iMiih, wilh
liijn 1 limit. January 2nd. l'.JOl. Southern
Railway oil'.-is Lest service ovrr
od m Richmond, Va. !?*?>*? lime ?"'?
conVMuion' M^lo'thilt H. I li^po'-li s'U'Mitint:
oars helwt't-n f'ii minKh:in?, At hintH,
(ii* envitlf, Sp?>i !?nl'tu v. ('? hnr'ott?* jm-5
Richmmitl. Ilntol I>inio? ruirt t>n nli
lliroMuhi Irnin-t
I nr tlflaih'l infovnnttirni us I?> rates,
rest rv; liens, ctt: , (all on or wiito any
A"i it. ol ?.lit* Snu'h' rn Knil'.vnv t?r itf
iMUt uf'tioiiH. S. 1J 11 A l{ 1 > NN 1('K,
A 1'. A , Atlanta, <t.i ,
?RESPASS NOTICE.
i
All p.irtios are lifi'fl y forhiihlon to trc?5- i
pa).-, ii i>< > 11 our la ml ('>:? the puipo?o of |
hanliii).', Innitinsr. lUhitn: or tor stoV oth
er purpose whiilsoi'ver. 't'iiOso ilisre- |
yr.ir'hnsr this notico \\iil In* <lcslt \\ljli hc
corlmu lo law. S? UO^K,
4 ? U J. B. (MtEKP,
A. ('. WATTS
- t V.ntov. S. C.. Oct. ?h. PJ00.
Citation.
j South Carolina?Kershaw County.
Hy (/. ('.'Hailf.SI'roh.itf Judsro.
I \\ hcii'as. Laura Hough, made suit to mo
lo "mil. to her Letters of Administration
of UiJ I'JtiMte of and ifFeets of W? 1' llough
'' 'Hiese lire thoref.ire toeite tunl admonish
nil i'tul singular llie kiudretl and crctliloi's
of the *tid w. P. Hon?h, diVeased, that
they he Void ap|?ear tjofore me in the t ?nrl
of Probate to l?e liehl nl Camden, S Jt' ,
on ibe Hlli diiv or .<I)eoeinbei
itfte; puhlieation tliiiveof, at 11 o'olouk to
hhev- cause if Hity tliey haTC. why tlio sani
'tirhHinistration sfiould not. l?o jxrjmrr*/*
U:vel\ umler my hand and seal this Jtitli
day of November, A. !>.. 1#00
dilidied on the :?)tli day of Nov. lOC'O,
in The Camden Chronicle
0. C. II AILE.
Jutlge ot Prob ite.
Citation.
South Carolina -Kersliaw County.
Hy C. O. Ilsiilc. 1'robnte Judj^e.
Whereaa, X. Al ttcthutie', made ?uit
to u;e. to yrant l.iiu Letters of A<lmi#U?
tration of the Kstrtte of and effect a *>1
Thomas H. K. I'l-lhuno, deceased.
Those are Ihoromr^ to ?uto and admon
ish :dl and singula i^ tin? kindred and
eroditopi of the kit?I ri.on, K K. Bethnne
:h-cr ined, that thr-v be nn<l appear bef?re
UK1, in tin* (Joint or I'roh ?te, to he hohl j
at Camden, S. C.? on Monday* tho Ur-l !
da\- of December next, nft?-r pnhlieiition !
ihcrwf, ni 1'2 o'^lnrk in tho forenoon, l<?j
allow causeif aiiy they have, why t)i?* j
s;iht Administration should not be yrant J
ed. 1
tiiven under my hand, tlti-J lfith ?!ny '
of November, A. I)., 190*.).
C.i' IIAIIjK,
?Tudffo of Probftto. Kershaw Coflnty. j
Pit bUsTied'OTf ttie tt5th ?Uy of Noveoihor j
f!?00, in the Camden ' hroniele.
Sheriff's Sale.
fSouth Carolina?^-?Kershaw County,
Court i>? Common Pleas
T*; ~Spear and A. H. SUcox, Ad *
mlnistriilofB of the Estate of F. A.
Sitccjx, deceased,/PUitnti(f?,
^against - -
/. W. Hyatt, befentaiu. ~~
" UtwW and by vlrtiieuof a
in 1 will at-il at public ouTery before th?
Court Hoom In Cwiden, ft. ?., ?lthtn
P MlWilJhwm? nf ?nliii uu ibeflrat Mon.
?Uhal?Uc?, IWuaViTMl iif Uml
?Unatc, JjrtnT anrf Win# fcr K?wfc?w
USE)
Are >011 seekigi<^ drives iai mens, youth
or ehildrens suits or overeoats? |f so,
drite yourself to ^ l?:*B i ? a 18 SOS.
%
flo you want a shoe that will last and!
?<ve satisfaction. or a new pair^iven forj
hvoken pair.' Tlirn tn a pair of our mens,!
!>.?>> s? ladies or misses shoes, prices as low ;
Hi the lowest.
jloek bottom on all "Toeeries. Mone^
saved by tradi n^vs i(h
u p y&m
/ ^
his. il .*'P?(
EHOSHER
% The at , 0 at s , E y e <& B a r ley.
r8'Ci<? 'STbeiiv 8* Jks o Nmv*
??? v thai sowHh ploiiliCiUi.v, sliali reap plon(iful>\
Ho Iiiat sowHh sjuWiui.v, s\i i!l }\mj> xiuniiniy."
\. D. KoniV-'dv nll'ors l??r sal1, I* d in >y, Pnij?!c Shaw Mini
F IrustiM" NVIu-al. Home (i ro'vn ami Trxas Pnuti Oals
MU'E and UARLKY.
\7if~ STRIVE, TO EXCEI.L AMONGST OUR TOOLS
in ?',IP >1) ikinl? mill s.i!lin?4 ??f Jl.in ess- ? no,M' !l,v l>p,ow ? Hian.larcl wblcli
u,l It-| roiifi-l.w (hat. thorn nr.. f?m- kVlli ??..,)> irU f,ivwfH)?ly With ?!..,! ul
f ?.,v off Ming !)??(.fcoi* ls sn|'1 111 I'l'COH l.y >u?v
.?-,-vf.a ?ools of equal quality rt? .otlicsr Iioiiho in tlit; Iriflo. H-.n
..ncc'H fools are umoIi'K'* ut. any prion mikI wi
. . .... ti, 'liin.ll*- now <?i I lt< tn. These i?oo?i*
<>?r hne ?.??? < of Single ..n?jr.l , ,mr in
.?v.n. y, Kxprois. I.mlit and 'I?'i\v, | j \ Iil>W A lilv. t.iok -an l (ho-.
!>?;nI?t- fitul I'.uiu Iljfcf-"4 who'fiko (l really .^o xi iirlii'lc at i
m ! nominal price 4I1011M tiny. here.
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Try scfinc of our f.uno-.ts YouUikein (?r<>.'cries I;i every point superior
l'ntroriM fmy tho bobt and th" flicipe?t. We ne<pd only repent their words
Wbr.l (.?Goodness in our clioioo !*<??? and Ci>ffries| A sip from n!
will pr ?vf it. JjiUc n?cVHj- m.i lu fur beings of another flphor*'.
1" .our, c-'u^ais, Spices and other jfood ihings t<? please your palate.
A D KENNEDY.
\\v have Just received a nieo lino ol' Gent's, Ladies
ait 1 ( liil<lreus Shoes at prices to suit our customer* and
\vc wish for all to see them In-fore buying.
I We also have a selected 1 lie of Dry Goods, Notions,
fan?n (ients Furnishing goods, Clothing ;uid Staple Grocer
I ies.
Yours tor Business,
[h.? E. HYATT & BRO;
The Best Goods!
vice and fair business Treatment. %
line in now ubout complete and I have the
g Evenis Cast Their
c>:
The Chilly Wi ads, r ,ha Frosty Morn
ings and the Failing Leaves all
Admonish us ilia., Winter is Fast
Approaching.
Tho>e who would a?l w isi-l \, will provide themselves
Willi all llial is neoessar\ lo inal " Iliein comlortahle when
I lie rold 1 >I:i-* ol' \\ i n11a* liowl i n mercifully ahoul tlicm.
I* tillv rrali/im?' lln* laei llial \\ NTKR in IheTnll sense of
il,c woul is inr\?, liio <|iicsi ?11 very oatu rally urisen:
^AVJv I'imlvL ' he niosi . ?? irahle, (he cheapest, ami
ilif <;ooiU ' hat will Miti I ( lU'rliia "S \ Iihmt on4
in every part ieula t' ' T<? lliis 11; ? I'.iiniiiis (iilt Kil^o Store,
in all of ils i'nllin , iix"< and |n u laimx in material and
unmistakable tone.;. ihat
THIS IS TH ? PLACE,
1 '*.r having carefully studied Ihr wauls of t he trade, we are
fully prepared to n ill ? denial ds of the times.
THE MAIN CHAHCE
has t lie closer al leu! i''Ji ;>S" ?? \
icry InisiMess man \v l,o :iii?i
?ai smvcss. A l ? c 1 many
[women lire as nlei> !<?
j o|?|)orl itnif ies. To J iicsr :nnl
' In Ilioso who ar.; im?I :i ;
Wiilrhfnl we won! i ? ?; \ I!' .i
in <?nr spoeia! (h i \ I m Inf
j ! ine \ on will iin<l . v> ;<y m
jsaw miiiit'V, ninl a! tin- .-ai;;r
("{ime replenishing > - us r \va t'<i
r<
>!>(? to your satisi';< li ?u T<> i.'iv in detail (lie many trade
winners in 111 is <l(y.s i ui'iil wonu: coiisiiino more space than
we ran dc-volc to ii, i-o.nriW asic .you to call aud'^soe for
I t* I * *
vourM'li. (; r
AWAY UP
in Llmeslinflation of tlit3 ex
roil liousewiio^w?
(1111imI our latest acquisition
in velvety blankets and
warm Mi engendering ueom
I'orinbU*1' and qui Its. Makes
us \ arid just to look at tlT61Il
? 11 > taIk of*(eold feet fohen
you ^<;! under them. The
on I filing l()win the temper
a! in e about them is the price* ,
| We call ripocial attention also lo our Eiderdown comforts.
p/Thoy arc things of ))cauly and a joy foipvor."
FOR MILLINERY, WRAPS
AND TAILOR-MADE SUITS
Cull at tlie Gilt M'dirc Store
Our Milliner is k?*|?t. busy;
anil remember, <vKir.st come,
Fiist Serve." 11'we should
happen not to liave just the
1 liin*?: you wish in a Tailor^
'made Suit, don't ierl that
you must c?o wit l?<?ul one, lof
our competent 1 hcss-iuaker
can at short notice turn you
out one in up-to-date style.
Others have tein m ijlc here,
why should von nw|
IMMACULATE LIMEH.
is in li j?eiiHsible in (locking
dii! :!k; dining table?and
j;i)>I. linens purchased hero
will a good many
yc:?.s. Table clothe^ nap
kin:, ki tcliou*.. .bedroom and
h;111. towels liere in great pro t
i'nsi well as variety.
Make y'our wMWKlW^II uttr*'
l v !t i m1 tSKe
Horhueiit Onr wares and
ourselves are at your service. Command us.
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Carpeting, Matting, Rugs,
Floor Oil Cloth, ctc in great.aluuulunge and goii
bottomPnee^
Shoes, lUta and ?h?Ih
Dot^t Uil to ins
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