The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 14, 1900, Image 3
etfl,
\ ? gl.li.'.li..1 '!_? -
Bwplmi Chinch.
Sllinlil I" IT1., SlHl-'lVy S I <?(?!.
Sun ( )>'. H ?. in . i>'? aching.
Sund iv. 7 ;l ? |> id., proachinv.
Wednctuhv, >> p. n\, umxit met-un/.
KiUuv, ??>.< it. V. P. I-, u.iti Souk
M-rvico.
V' \. i:. 0!' \NK. pwtor.
i'ortic lUuiil ?rclety?
I liorc will I)? ? inciting of ti,
(?amdon IIortio-iltur.il Sjuieiy <m,
Monday. Dec. 17th, i?t i ;iS
in Graco Church Chapel. Tin*
mooting is called to discus pUn*j
for the i>r< posed F?ir in I ho Spring. |
L' r. Ai )itw, l'i'tfs. I
??? ? ???>
E>pr<s?Offio Movo.l.
Tlio S??> tlior') iOvpr't vs h??-i
been inov. d n*? ror tin* im utr.1 <*t tluM
, 'Own, Ti ft oili. o i t iK) v 'ooah-d i" I
tlio brio< I nil in g K'ccntlv vamtoi
M?\ (J. \S i:it. 1c I, Kppo^ilo HioJ
Oilt JCd^o Store. Yl>n t-< iho b.'ht
location i ho oflioo Ins hid it.r n?an\
years.
? -?<*? % -9**- -
^ Another Ne.v Merchant.
Pl^r. 0. li- Kirk'py has n-'>!d out int.
gr i.^ory b ninoss in Cimd. n to Mr
A. if. Soibrooi;, of MoClellansvillo,
S 0.. wh"> will movo h'H family to
??Camden about Litu lii' 4 i>f I u ivnv
Mr. H. (J Lolnud ?il! cunlii no ito
"v ?"? -irrt?'t-i~'.Vi;^ _jjJl
j roar ?f this ?!< ro. ^ '
: ??>* Christmas Goods
- f *
1 n buying you' (.irisiuias i:'ood>
Mon't org<t thodASTfetnte'of 0 J'
HHnlh &W. ?^Wicv hf?vti a
E^< nt.i i; ie.lrs, hut
T^J Stood s, cipinrM, tnl ?(?<?? nnd in lac'
' aDftijinj; n u illy fonrj \ in n l\rat-ol ih1
drofc?{(.r . ? nd their pr.ees are uw
? cbejfcVas tlto i hoapc Bt.
I'ft 1 Granted.
MpasrH. 1?. J>. Claiko and M. L.
Srafllj, who have boin rotninod tode
f*n4 l^amler# TiHtnan for tho kiI?ii??.?
of.Jueynardio Hrown in Wept Wator*
ce a few d>ys ago. appeared bcl'on
(ho Supreme Justice in Columbia oi
?Monday lust and ohininod bail fot
Tillman in the &u?n ot one thousand
dollars.
Historical Trowel.
T o trowel which was used In
G^nd Master Sheppard in tho hiv
ing of tho corner st"ttr' of the main
ljuil ling of,the S. C. Interstate and
We<? India Kxposition in Charleston
Mnst Tuesday, it >k said, ia the same
whi ih wK used ni ibe laying of the
cdrn<ir s'ono <d' Gen. PcKftlb's mon
lunnt at Camden, S. C., by Maiqui*
C? La fa) otto.
Mr. ?'. Libnian, The Jawo'.or
|We would call tho especial at ten
k>n of our readers this week to the
Ivertisoment of Mr. S L biuan, ?ho
Jweler. Mr. Li'unan has a full eloclr
ofThriKtmas nnd holiday good??
something for everybody?from tho
oostly to the lower priced, in ?lor.
ling silverware he cannot bo excell
ed and those needing these goods
flbonld not fail to call on him. Head
his advertisement and beforo making
your christian purchases ho &uro to
givo him a call.
Cure for Smallpox and Scarlet Foyer.
A lady of much cxperiOQce from
Charleston sent to Gov, McSweeney
owe'day this week tlio following re
cipe for curing smallpox and scarlet
lever with tho hope that tho Gover
nor will have It need in tho sections
in this State now infected with those
d senses. It has been known, she j
eay'?; to cure hundreds of cases con^
sidled hopeless. "If counties'' she
saya "wore eouipolled to uso it there
would bo no nee of n post house."
?-u. Recipe?Sulphate of zinc, one
grain; foxglove (digitalis), one yrain;
'iftlf a tor.gpoonlul ot water. When
Tied add four ounces of water, and
'? a tableppoonfut every hour.
Iter disease will disappear in 1'2
For a chlid smaller done#
tfiiigf to age.
Mt Agent for tho low j
irMmn* Holidays, viui
I* Lino Railway.
L?.to select from r.l
leiseabelmer??
Home Sewing Alaciiiore, ?i
ieisenbeinier's.
^Eaaol ami Pictures nt
GciaeiibeiiuerV.
icoillu Table Cloth at
Gciaen beimer's.
[ptolstored RocJ?ers at
> i fifeisenheimer'a.
"jrastfiee Cuifcains at
^ GciscubeiratrV
He'tfiFitrort Itiw, which is the Sea
Air Lioe Rail A'ay, for C]irisfm?s
Uys, end get home ahead of S*ota
Blood an<KSkiii Troubles.!
: Treatment Tree.
blood poro? j\re you,
l>o ouU rrr eOfalcllfft
Doe* your ?kia iujbl
r-Hftve;_. jrou Pimple*? j
[ 8orot,? BoilrfScrof
iU?n? Fool Bre*lb?|
i foo All r?a]
i B. B. B. (Bnteoie
blood, j
t-antrt CIr ?a
11 ;ty I ih fu p.d I'l.uti r N > 1 Hroftd
) ^livot v>. Iuto he I'.i < f'n .>)i i >?. i hij* to\?,
i liitiu (??> .-., aixl toy a "i i'm r> ?I'.'icri; u.-n
< iivf u c 111
CuinU n Xovilly Stortf
? ? -<? ?
Won uy Mi, Hmu>,h
J I l.o p?M modal oft. r<* I >n (lu> com.
i putillvi- ill til of (Iih lviusliuv,' L?uurilj
j it lilt' ( ){)??> H I liillKC IsU I l-'ruluv liijftil
' '"r li<- licsi lit ii!? <1 itiun Id tl-v* coin
; | ? Hti y whs won Wv Mr. I mi f I oi>? !i.
?? -r??
Tho Very T1ui>k For ao )t?tifva Glit
MrLniu & Sum's litvo'*'tho Christu.ma
yoM want !?? \i^> t'-itlur, ) >i *? i i ? - i
i ;? or fi ici. il. (ill :i KnMliSioh Outli'i'y j
< 'n's It v/.'V. I U< \\ ill think of you rvi y '
tifin* hi* .shnvi'S. All fully w :iri ?i:t? <|.
Mcl.ain \ Son**' ilarhcr Kltoj..
t ?loi.i MHtih uf Maikut, Alain Si
Lnr^o Turnips.
.Mr. W \V. Iluckahco, of I
i ? i.'l, pH'-.iMli < 11 IIM ltni< d>i >' t'lii* \\ l'( 1; 1
with two of Urgent turnip:* \vi i
Iikvi: i v??<r socn. Wo <1 id not weif?l>'
? lr m or intiiiauro thoir circumference
'?ut they Ia^t04i hk two ihys mi.I thi*
i* HiiUlcicitt i^urti'fMilco t h it Ihoy were
"whoppers " We r.ro wondering il i
tiitTO could possible he in Keralmw j
o indy (wo mom ttiiuipH tliiit would
last us a lon^r time than that? \\ t: J
ate vcedy to tiy tin: experiment.
Marvuu'. in China.
Vg/kvil!e Kripiin i\
M In v t? t' ?lii: Yorkviilo Ivi-nds of j
i,-. 1 i'i<i ,,iu a.'j >jj:ir v ?
<? i tlm Yorl.villo 1 iori.'ui rliurch
in China lmv(! ivnivid announce-j
.lit'11ts <>l lit r ti?itri i i;o- Tho ?n
nounciMiwul m a uni<(tn' fJVsir li j
rniii'.* l|ir?*n=r11 the poidoiVi'M last
Mot day. Lt. in on ;> M.'"np of ( liiix-M
paner of ii qu/ili y, whioh in tliivj
I'ouidiy woul 1 li.i very t\pe?*ivu
? li'l i? onuuiK luni willi wedding
'??lis r.ml liioTio^r.utis ir? silver. 'I In
ii-'J.fj'iu}* ifc *i"ho i.i i-iivor uu-l ruada
(IS iollow :< ;
K'tiv. L'U'v I' Iiitli?\
Mi>;> Kiln (J P.ividso!),
M.irrii d.
Shanghai, China,
Wednesday, <>v?l. Thirty-lir.-t. 1900.
ForflOnal.
Ada Trantlmm returned to
^ inthrop voaterdny.
Mr. T? A. WitJ,kow?-l?y in in
Georgetown thia week.
Representative J, (! ftiohurds, Jr.,
was in town this week.
Mr. IVT. W. ll(Vugh, of Ku'eys Mill,
wan i l! CtxJt?<Ji .o y eaterd a v.
Kx School (Vnwniasioiicr ,T. M.
Wnita was in Camden yesterday.
Messrs. F?ar,k l'helps and Seldon
Williams spent Sunday in 13hhop
vilst*.
Mrs. A. IS. Branson It-It.. Wednes
day for Mol>il?, A 1ft., on a vi*it to re
iulives.
Mr. L. \V. Hoy kin was sick in <no
lumbia several day a last week with
grippe.
Messrs. M. L. Smith and li. B.
Clnrko two prominent, young ' Cain
don lawyers, aro in the city.?Slate
11th inst.
Miea Hemecia Harris, nistpr of Dr.
Harris, of Elliott*, Sunltef oouuty, is
on a vleit to horoouain lira T. K
Mverp. of c ur town.
Rev. W. C. Smith, the now p?n
tor of the Smithvi 11e Circuit, who
in Camden niicr (lay this week. Mr.
Smith is a Virginian.
Capt. Jan L. Ilai'e is attending
the United States Supremo Court in
Columbia tl in week, lie having been
drawn as a juryman from this coun
ty
Mr. C, L. Winkler who haa boon in
Ne w York for several weokp, has re
turned. On his way back home he
stopped over in Washington for a
few days.
Baron Otto von Fritaoh. of Now
V'oik city is apondin# the Winter in
Camden. He was at one time a res
i'b-nt of this place and left herp
about forty years ai?o. Ilu taught
kcLooI liero for aovcral yeara and
gay9 be has met several of hia old
fiobolara since his return.
Representative Kstrjdjzc, of Lan
ca&tt r, and Mr. N. A. Bethtnie, of
Boihuno. passed through Camden
on Monday lau on their way to Char
lestou to attend the cromonles in
rh'ent to the Inline of tho corner
Atone ol the main building of tho i>.
C, Interstate and Wc3t India Expo
sition.
What though the .sky be cloudy,
The shadows may not la. I.
Tomorrow may l>o sunshine.
Though today be overcast.
A Familiar Calender.
The IftOl edition of the Colombia <]ef?U
calender in l>t ing distributed by the
American IJi^jele tin., <-olt;fcwk'i
Department, 1l"irtfor?l, Oonn. It wilt be
sent to any juldraaa upon receipt of five
2-cent atampH- This ur.iijo umi ua?rnl
compilation has b?a.n i?sne?l annually
for tin* Uat sixteen years ami ithaf come
to bo regarded RS ftftfitttspensablo arti
cle in many business offices and home*.
Will Telephone Around tho World
WithoutJ Wires. v
_ Wirpi]onnM'\f!ph<uJ<s an$tr>Iei<r.iph ^cTf-'
cnita wUK?|?en iho / world- in the iu-.it
hun?1reA years, iyhnabiml in the mid*
d.e of llu?^tlar.tu> will ba nble to con
vene with hm Vife nidifi? is liar hots
dior in Chicago. We will bo able Jo
j telephone to China* quite at readily M
I wo now talk from New Yoek to Brook
lyn. By an aalomat'e atynal they will
oonneet with aay oireuit In tUr locality
wlthtiQTtiminHeveatioiL of ? ?'hello
glH."?December Indies" Howe Joflf^
i i m wi ii i ? , ? , iM , _
BpgL^rBgos,
OCRMQTflpS;
-?
Eureka
Sharing
Prcmiscuous Items.
j 1/HUWlx :iftU H?'?1 T-<'Hllgi'P,
(J. i hIicIUhVs.
|
i *-??\*?* < }i??t*-fti''<>? y Uv lilLillu J) .1
| V'Hil;U;?' of lit v r:i!-"s <?n Sc*l>oaril Air
; aia;iv.;;> .'us't-." holidnjn.
J \\ *? v.*tm!i i,k i Si rcSH our tliinks to
'
i m it.\ of otir frit ?nls who liivvo iv
contty p.vit their auh'Crit-Uon.
i If y?111 WrttH to |'ot .Moving Hllvor
I m! .viivn r:i'l I *?r (iojihuiii'H
j Y'<u will ?,i't il only ttL-S. LitmmnV |
J V i
j | i ksi S itarMnv wis n ivooni break* j
? Snfimlny union'* Hio police o
(.1 i-udi'ii ? not u Riii^lo urri'St was
| HI '' lo.
Ti>? pr.tnut i Iivi IppO Hint wo bnvt
na n pnyii>;* of linio ?mmI pntionoo It '
'm"?m hft op<-itOvi without iho iiko of !?
kojfo. Sor* nt Thel<hroniol?
I ,
There was ft *tuai| llf$ Tiohduv
nt 'Miin^ t>tt the rorf of Mr. Smyii'h
?V-irteiu-o on Lvlllelon uliccl.
I lifit? was h falsi! :iiami <?in
li) :> tl t lIllB Wt'l'k.
f.nwrenoo Simh r?, of Itethoim.
'???I <I <o tlm misfortune a fi>?\
d?yn im?o of {retting hi* coll.tr bom
t hy >i log cart at NieholaonV
saw mill running uv? r him
Nov. W. M. Duncan lefi yealordaj
for hi* new olftfw-' at Georg'.town,
:t*.? i li- v .1. li. Stok-M, (lie new pin
of tlio I an:'ti lt ohmvh i? f xoeot
1-1 ! < < ft I 1.1:1 plllpU h.'T nil Smi'Hy '
? '.mv "UtF-4 yiiZr-.rsn vv ^
.Jitti ,(s'i:tiM!i",) a wcil-kno:vn col-1
t>itil man, rti?'rt liih homo it
K ikwuod yesterdav morning ol \
cciiHumpti >n. <1 i!i*?'h 1avo alw,ajt>
vv<??e a broad en ile.
ill" !><?''oin*? Kate; prise has f-u-t
l,' r:ii. :] |)UI>|OH lof a liJUo. It U
i 1 H at a stork company is to be
org \i>'Z '? I I v the I'llMlHtf!) limn of
iili'it town and it ?il! l?o stalled uj
nvain in the t?--t+r future.
Christ nil h com.fi but one* a \ oar.
Am] srtrely 'tis no joke;
\V lun it comet* it eoinr s tprte de.u?
l?<?r when it goes
Kvryone knows
M?st everyone ia broke.
A iis yt ar-old daughter of Mr
mill ^ r.4i John 11. Skinner, of the St
Hi tv'o.j ncighhorhoo 1 WflK burned 1o
-lealli on P< <? 'jcl. f ? ? o mother tin*.!
tfro |ntie children we/o sis.) slightly
burned in tlnir t ft'oit? io 8;;vo the
rtliiltl.
livery body likes our job print inju.
When yotf want real neat printing,
done bring no your ordora.
.Subscribe tr? The Chronicle.
SHINGLES.
I am operating umachine on
my place near West, vi lie and am prepnr
i'<l to furnish the very brat heart sninples
on most reasonable terms in any quanti
ty desired from c*r load lota down. Ap
ply at The Chronicle ofliro t.r H?nd orders
direct to me. J. C. HILTON.
SBtvlllo. 8. C.
$20.00 REWARD.
A reward of Twenty Dollar# will be
paid for information sufficient to convict
the party or parties who hrok? Into the
Camden Graded School. #nildinj? Sntur
diy night, and stole chnrefwm nine pmall
clocks, a half dozen pictures, n curtain,
and otherwise committed petty mtachlet.
Thou. J. Kirkland, Chr'm.
IT. G. Carrison,
C. W. Birehmore,
Board of Trustees, Dist. No. 1.
O. M. Fort. J. B, Montgomery
FORT & MONTGOMERY,
Contractors ami JUiildei'8,
We wish to state that we have this day
formed a co-partnership for the purpose
of contracting and building and guaran
tee our work nnd rates to bo superior to
any to be obtained. IvPtimates furnish
ed on all kinda of work, Patronage so
licited and fcatibfactlon guaranteed.
Respectfully,
FORT & MONTGOMERY.
Xov. 15, J9CO.
NOTICE JAIL BUILDERS.
Office County Aupervlftor and Board
County Commissioners of Kerahaw
County, South Carolina.
Scaled hi '.i will bo received at nbov?
named otllfte unfit 12*o'?Jock noon. Jan
5th, 1001, for furplabing all material and
crept in*.j a two st >ry brick lire proof jail
and j tilers residence on lot on DeKalb
afrewt, west of Kroad stteet, in the citv
o( Cutndon. S C.. uueordimr to plana and
building specification* on lilo in above
named office.
A certified check for livo hundred dol
lar* will bo required to accompany each
bid to be forfeited ^houhl bidder fail to
make bond ns law" directs in 1<? days
from dati contract is awarded. Kacli
bidder will be nllowcd to furnish speclfi
fication for steel and iron work allowing
construction of eel's ami materia] used.
The right in reserved to reject any or all
bids.
Term* of p .ymcnt made known on day
of acceptinf bid. T. V. Parker,
County Superior.
Tax Returns.
The ofHco *f the Auditor for Kenl4w
County will ha open for receiving tax re
tnrrtH (..r tho liaca! ycar 1?01, from Jan
qarv l?t to February 20th
All Person* are hereby notified to neke
their rttuTirs ss rgoglri j-fey le-v M
per cent pehalty will be added to all per*
aonal properly not rrtnrned by the 00th
day oflVbruary, 1901..
Tbe Auditor will .be at the following
place#, either ia oereon or b> deputy,
for the prpoaa oftablafcjttaraa:
inAVi Jan. Tiki
Turkey Creek Jan. Hit.
Mnut JrtTfCir*TT
Raley'e Milt Jan. 10th.
Aboey Jaa. 114b.
Kerch aw Jan lft h.
Weeiyltla Jan. 141b. - ?
y Hill Jan. 1Mb.
<--rink.
BROTHERS
Arc yoa siskin*;' iJrives in mens, \oiaifi
oi* ehiitircas suits or overcoats? |f so i
vooi'm U to 0U2OS,
%
Do you want a shoe that will last and:
^ive satisfaction. or a isew pair *;iven for!
broken pair? Then tr> a pair of oil r mens.
b<^s, ladies or misses shoes. prices as low
as the lowest,
Rock lioiiioni on all groceries. Money
saved by tra?li ngvi it li
BROTHERS
Wheat ,Gats, Rye <&; Bailey.
Tt'ie S.s Ail MsiimI to Wow.
%,;3e iinit soweih plentifully, shall reap pleutituly,
Ho Uiat soweth sjKirin**\y% sltull rpaj> ?i>:u,iiiy'ly.M
A. 1>. Ivenntly ollbr.s I'or suli', li'fd uny, Piupjo Si raw Mini
Fulcustcr Wheal, llonu' (imsvn iuwI Texas Kust Proof OmIh.
KY].; nt,a HAKLKY.
V;? STRIVE TO EXCELL
in i',>' pitilcin^f an?1 soiliti?f of fTari es-R
hm( I'?(; 1 confident thnt thorn nre f?.\v
it ;u?y houses offering bettor goods.
<>v *'Vi n ^ooil'i ot equal qunlity ut
Lite-jo pricos.
Our lino consists of Single Hu^gy.
Surrey, Kxpross, Light and Homy
tonm, Double Buggy nnrt Fariu Har
llU*o.
AMONGST OUR TOOLS
! none are below n standard vvliioli
; will compire favorably wii|i Mutt ol
i goods sold at equal orioos by any
other house in the tradtf. S<?lt int-ln
I tools are useless at any price and w<
! handle none ot tUetn. These good*
lire on n par with all other articles it*
onr IIARDVV AHE stock and tho?<
! who like a really good nrticle at n
' nominal yrice should buy here.
?S3
Try boijIc of our famous Youllikeru Orueerie*. . la every poiut euperior
Patrons *ay the boat and the cheapest. Wo need ouly repeat their word#
What Golden GuodoesB in our choice Tens and Cofloesl A sip from a
sample will prove it. Like nectar made for beingg of another aphcre.
FJonr, Sugars, Spicea and other good things to ploaae your palate.
A D KENNEDY.
We have just received asnice lino of Gent's, Ladies
ami Cbildrens Shoos at prices to suit our custodiers and
we wish for all to see I liem before 'buying. J
We also have a selected line of Dry Goods, Notions,
and Gents -Furnishinggoods, Clothing and Staple Grocer
ies.
Tours for Business,
H. E. HYATT & BRO.
GLASS.
Now is the time to put in those broken panes oi glass. 1
have nil sizes, single and double thick, from the binallest up to
36x44 inches
STOVES.?Sheet iron heating stoves in all sizes, also the
best coal stove made for large hallways. If the fire*back to
your cook stove hng buiht out try my iron stove lining. It
makes a perfect fire-back, stops ail cracks, and thus makes the
pve bake much better.
Cutter,*, the simplest and best
Call and examine it. V/& ^
A nice assortment ot winter Jap robes. Will sell them out
eheapt '
Xmss todWcd4iflf pftpufr)
<>
3
Is Com
And SniitM 1)1.uis it,: ' The
Famous Gilt lie Store
As one of his .Principal 1 >Uh iUn'.in>* Points, lie has made
piovisioii lor all kinds, classes uiyi conditions, from the small
est to the greatest; .<o own.', nnrnnd all, and nee how little it
will oosty.ki to 9ii }>j)lx .mI! vour w mis,
Below will 1m; found a ' w of t!i many things which you
will lind as Christmis lVe^'iits, wry appropriate, as well as
useful; and at prices within I'm? re ?ch of all.
AMONG OUR BOOKS
will he found such a-. - i
Waverley Novels hy Sir Wall v So )'t?12 Volumes |at
?jjH3.nO per set.
Edna Lyalls VVoiks ? ('? Volumes at $1.25 per set.
Works of T. S. Arthur - l'i Volani s at $4.00 per set.
A. Conan Doyle's "Works?a \ - limn s at fl per set.
Elliott's Works?-0 Volumes at ?-.> 1,75 per set.
Rifling llound the World (about. IJOO pages) 75c.
Our boys in India ? *' " 75c.
Our boys in China '' " " 7oc.
Youn<< Americans In Japan, 75.
A Voyage in the Sunbeam, 75o.
ALL NICKLY OLOTll BOUND,
Besides many others too numerous to mention.
We have also, Huby Silverware, Ornamented Glass and
China, Lamps, Clocks, Imitation Git (Hasa, Rose Bowls, Pitch
ers, Punch Bowls, etc. An endlesn variety of Soarf Pin*, Cuff
Buttons, Sterling Silyer Bracelets, Wateh F bs, Silk and Lin
en Handkerchiefs, Gents' an J Boys' Sosrt and Ties, Xadies
Gents' and Children's Gloves in nl! kind?, elapses and styhs;
Bo utiful collection of latent Style Pictures, etc.
While much attention has been ;?ivcu to Life's Fancies, by
The Gilt Bdge Store, the substantial part has not been forgot
ten, and we can therefore meet ail the demands along this line
as well.
AT OUR DRY COCDS EMPORIUM CAN BE FOUND AL
MOST ANYTHING IN THE WAY OF 0RE8S Q0008
A LADY-WOULD LIKE TO BUY,
'-i
mid u# to prices, wc will pay that they ha\e been placed in the
reach of all, 0
Call and Icavo your ordure our dieja maker and milli
ner, they are busy but na \v? have said before, "First come, first
served." Come eml\ and *.eo what LargainrV we can give you
in Tailor made suit* and ?<eperate Skirt?.
Boys and Gents Clothing Very, Veiy Cheap. *
In abundance for Lid:'M, Ca ilrcn ai;d Men. ?
Headquarters for Blanket.* and Comfort*?Se3 our stock
before buying.
Just Received
a
Another Shipment of Mattings. ri h<jy are beauties, and at
cheap a* you could ask. We have a few pieces of Carpeting*
left (Ufiion ingrain, 30 inchoH wide.) twitch we are offering to
close ft lqpt than cost. ^ Now in your timO,
/
a't Miss This Opportaaty.^
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS wo wilt ny that
of UonMotio*) Cdieoii, Outing, otc., U ?t
?re uitimwl lo tnpply w?nt? ?t priCM tot
themaWtac . - -. . ?
- ?-qk -
?-V'~flr-,.-yy j2j?jv