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ua who h is been
Bevernl months is
Was Itoro. Mr. Vil
priv'nti sccr<M?ry to
TC ?i t o Powell nnd Elise
of Mayehvilii', :?re ?j end
istmas with Misses Bosaie
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jillip Osteon, of Denmark,
letrnas here.
,nk Zomp, Jr, of Manning,
(Sday in town.
all of tlio youoji Indies nnd
j?eu(TeR\on attending school t'roin
tlih plaeo spent Chr:*;{tnrtH at homo.
A. EftllJant Weddm# in Newberry?
The Bride a tJi'jter of Mr. Choa. M
Coleman, of Our Town,
Newber; v., ?> O.. l)(<c. 2M. ?Or. \\'**il
neaia^; Dee. l!Hh, nno of lnr??-st
tl4&~*nost brilliant weddhigrnL)?dc place
tit i- Oraven Hill" thy palatial Ik.mo ,nf
Cut 1); A. Dickert. the author of the
J.!I.V?t?<ry of Kershaw's lhiy t l; " when
MiitM Claudia Coleman, thu su? 'tighter
ot' Col. Dicker!- w?k united ii> marriage
with Mr. Willin.nt IT. Subcr. Th? laitre
room* oi the three sinrv buihhnp, weic
beaut ilully deeornfpd and 1 riHi?-utlv il
luminated Irotn bott jju to top. Along
the wtUljvaf 'ho Ion1.' corridor, wort; fas
t\jMSSSfBr^^ coils and h?op>i of i'v< r(rri'('it
^lii* high c<*i 11llff:*. overhead
w]':,. " i,.on a henuiiud spCidnvn* uf
sp'U'inu* parlor, in
.^>-Sv.'is.|riMnony v an to take* place
jig* )a displayed in the deeorn
^'ro and there in artistic
. -'V the walls were covered with
.p, From an exquisitely rerved
n /piece in 'he arelved ovtrh.a 1 ceil
'?as suspended the ''omen of good
mck," the proverbial horse i!iuk, cover
cm! with holly and white silk ribbon, un
der which were to Bland, the hap:?y pair
while the ceremony -vas bein^ perform
oil. The dining room was equally orna
mented, as was the room oppovuo the
parlor, which had been specially set
apart to receive and display the nnmor
ous and eo?ily giftu of t'm brjdo. From
the windows ot fonrtouu lAr^o room*
tiung 3*!ng;u(t lam pa and Oldnenu lan
terns, gi.V'iig th? whtdo the apptvrane*
srono vln*?? ?f and wjldeiw ?? of
flowers and evergreen*.
Promptly (it a o*c:ock m? oiiiciauop
minister took his Mnnd tho head t.f
the parlor. Tho keys of the piano buin/
handled by the accomplUhed Mr.>. C'. II.
Suber, gave out strainspf Kwecii^!. music
from Lohengrin's widdiftg morcb. Th
bridal party beuirn to move from tl>
reoma aboye am] marched down the long
winding stairway, nlong the corridor to
tho door of tho parlor, j'ho procession
was ltd by ilias Mary Gibson, first maid
of honor, leaning upon the arm of the
best n#??,~Cspt. W 8. Lungford, late of
l*ir**-?. 0. Vol., striving at a point near
the minister, the couple separated and
stood some distance apart, facing each
other. Next In order caihe Miss Annie
Suher, sister of the groom upon the arm
of Mr. Irvin lienwick., Following came
fcfias Tilly Bynum, of Columbia, with
Mr. Chris Fojk: Mr. Chaa. M. Coleman,
of Camden, brother of the bride, led in
Miss Grace Bcdenbaugh, of Fomarls,
then Miss GusbIc Dickert with Mr. W.
J. Wicker all moving up And taking their
osltions in like manner of first pair,
lovely and blushing brltfo. radiant with
wing in the r?*ar of all, came the
posit!
Folio
lovely n?u uiu>i>iii| W"??I H'linuv mill
joy and happino?9, leaning upon tho
arm of him to wbom she had plighted
her troth, the manly and noble looking
young-William It. Kubrr, they stood un
der the horse shoe facing th* minister,
the bride retaining the aru? of the groom.
Rev. J. W- l?onB then performed (ho
'cefemony in an impressive manner av'
cordiog to the form and custom of the
Lutheran church. Then came the us
nal welcomes and congratulations. The
bride was dressed in a lovely gown of
white ailk trimmed in orange blossoms,
a beautiful wreath of same encircling her
brosr carrying fu her hand a magnificent
IwSrpiet of roses. -The.bridesmaid, were
*U<?antly attired in white organdie with
lace trimmings, and carrying in their
hands bouquet* of fi rns
An elaborateoollati'm was now served
by tho hostess, Mra. D. A. Puksr, moth*
pr of tho bride, Jn .tho dining rooms.
^cC(P was a magnificent f*proad??f meats,
ij [of, eonieetionariva, iee crenm ami
| ". Jcaljrttiu. .The gueat numbered ov
Me hundred and ?H certainly enjoyed
thin season of ''good things ami good
cbee{." After supper tliu guest.- euter
ed thevoom in.which the many and jost
~ly presents of cutglasa. chinaware, silver
fin,etc., were displayed upon tables.
. ? tb* bride is s beautiful brunette Just
JtaBgVinff Into woman hood, her gentle
jtyMMera,'Amiable dh?|M>?Ui9n, inskes her
iKVorits whsr* evor 1?>? is kuowo. Bhs
k At only sifter ot your yonng towns.
M. Qotonap, to w^um she
" i? aiiitftrnnTd
?ml aoqnsintance?
tc t!?s> is Jn
fSUtifol prrhonta -
oatatng ini irUlt
?ofc*bW chaMMtor,
oris Ibrovfhout th*
p *?%$--? -wa^
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Ill '?? .
U ni|.;hl.
atv iTn?rninc at H?o rrai
ilii* 'f? jno' lu'T on
root Mr M. O. HtieWofic
to, Hii.l Mma LoUim l)oby
ficil. After lho ooroiuony
left tur a trip to Colutn
yers?oTiriU ' j vo
l-wun 0^UoSVl\!; \m\S-*
XV ",^0 r<f ,r
p \v.^lUs
ft* ^T\^C*v^ ,
rain. ur,'
?fw^'W]i,,., bv.rlVu
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Proir.kcuoQB Itento.,
rhf ( Hint jri?? C'mniixui
?? W. I lit villi's pupPi???!?<? Sv'df
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i,<> 11 iiyt h Mn{ Hi t) I,niin^i>, at
nlM Mui'iV.
If yon w;inl to j?'ot hi 1 v
11 ?vay?? <!<i I lor (JohIihui'h
,Vnu will ij, only ut S. Libnmn
Kvitryboily liki s nnr jolt prity'
Wl.on \'"?? vvnnt m il iwn.t prV
? lone bring n? v""' onlci'H.
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IcTT ". 'fo'v V'ur ?U*^?i| ?y,
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?*\ ;1v a u?/ 'n^VT
^ v (?f cloth
? *oo?t <luV-1
ffolHavs. Come.
tgp' k anil get jour t.hoiee. S. X.
<fc Co.
ynve ( li;i^tii>;ih inoii?y*by taking ?d-,
v?imni?o of low rate* on 8cHl>ottrd. Air
Line Hail way for the holidays.
Subset il>e to The C hronicle.
To Kant.
? jsl.\" Uhauj Si reel io|
rent or for nalo. Apply h> Mis. ?S
A W'iuUowsky.
Want? d.
W anted to rent n 5 or <? room l ot-j
ta-je at once. II. K, Kd wards,
S. A. 1* freight Depot
The Very^Thin^ For an Xmas Gift.
JiTr Lain & .Sum'h lta\v the Christmas
you want fur v u father, I>i <>11>
or <>r friend. <iet a tfi-buison Cntjrry
C<i'f lta/.ir. flu will t-iiuk of you <n ry
ti.iie lit* shaves. All fully warranted.
MeL lit) & KO'l-' Barlior Shop
1 d or south of Market, Main .
Bellshaw Dairy
Farm.
lit-ll&hnw Dairy Farm is
now pupated to furnish
th?' public wiili MILK and
? Ki'/AM. lH*iivi'n*d dailv
hi any li<?wr drsirrd. T'u-k
<-ts for 8Miti nt ihc W'oikniun
Ilrtus". Farm under r.inn
:iu( mout? of Mr. HulUm J
0 A t ?H. 4
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SHINGLES.
I nm ? pera ing a jhiiiKio machine ou
ray |>]ac ? n?-ar Yi e^l-vilJtr und am inopp.r
e'1 to furnish the very be*t hemi shin^lus
on m )t*t rensonnb'o Urms in any quanti
ty dosirod from cp.r load lotH down. Ap- j
ply at The Chrouicly office < r ??nd order* !
dirt-, t to mc, J. C. IIlLTOK. j
W stviile, y. C.
A?f I
OVRR BANK OK OAMDKN. j
Class'will b * lormod Jnn
uny\' 1, 1001.
MRS. CHAS. A. MASH. I
ENeLIBU Uros,
OUR MOTION
Kb. KX KASSOltX
Eureka
cmo a n to w k i ;s Sh avin or
IMl.ITF.N'KSS
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^TWFAuriosr; Parlor.
Oiio Door North of Post Office.
O. M. Fcnx. -v J. B. Montgomkry
F0RP& MONTGOMERY, ,
Contractors and liullders,
Wc wiah to atato thfit Nce havo this day
formed.a co-partnership for the purpose
of contracting, and building Kiiilran
ree cur work rates to bo superior to
sin; to be obtained. Katunatea furnish
ed on all kinds of work, Patronage so
licited and satisfaction guaranteed.
Renpectfullv,
FORT & MONTGOMERY.
Nov. 16, 1900.
H0RTH-WE8TERN R. R.
TIME TAPLE NO. 4
In Effect Sunday, Dec. 2, 1900.
Between Wilsons Mill and Sumter
swjtht?ouu?l Dalit ex. Hun-lay XorthtMiiniil
73 Mixwl 75?
p m : STATIONS. P. m,
'*2 (|0 Lv. * Sunitor Ar. 12:;o
2 03 N W 12 27
2 20 ^ Tindrtl <J15*>
3 ftd V? r.K-krvilli! 11 SO
3 20 Silver 11 10
3 80 ) . \filln.nl | 10
4 03 f { 10 IB
-1 30 ' Su'i-mcrton 10 10
u 10 ? . Davl? 9 40
5 80 .1 ortloo 0 25
6 00 Ar Wttsona Mill Lt. 0 05
Between Millard and St. Pnul
TT~* ^nd^r 72 74
r M a m Mixed . "x~*r
10 fo Lv Mrfhsrsi Ar 10 45 4GA
16 Ar St. Faol Lv 10 56 5 55
mm i
H>t* JHUell
10 3.1 Br^fion tie
1105 Sf?Wftt 7 50
V2
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ji'ou siTkin^t arives in mens yoa(l
;\inhirens suits or overeoals* [{ so
?? yourself i ? 1<I*0*4.
4J
y.
\ou want a shoe thai uilJ Ia^t am!
satisfaction, or a new pair given for
ken pair*' lluMi In a pair of onr mens*
, lasjiis or siisssos shors. pricos as low
slowest,
"holtotH oh ail groceries. JVionry
(I ?>y iradhi g\\ ijh
ZEMP BROTHERS
Wheat, Oats, Eye m asaney
'S^iliv '2 iiii<k i?% At &ou .
*?31 o that MHveth plentifully, shall re plehlU'uly, |
Ho that w>weUi sparingly, simJl reap siiai'Inuf2yj
A. I). Keniudy offers I'ur buk1, Ktd in iy, i'mplo Straw jhkJ J
(?\i cantor Wheat. 11omo (IrovvuumJ 'JVxis Ivuat Proof Oatn. |
RYE ami BAULKY.
, r* - *V> * ",?*f . Wik
V-'c STRIVE TO EXCELL ?
in miof JIurncKg
\? i :: "i rtujfi irriVv^At tl oro arc few
t'v ioum'. ('I'! ; hi-(tor /*ooi!h, ;
m <? < a is o#p~ al quality at j
ll ? 0 IjIUU'R.
v n loin co-is al* of Siuftflc liiiiigv, j
Stir i'_v. lOxpri-ss, :iu?I Heavy j
iciii;;, c ISirjay aiul Kurui ll?r.
ML
AMONGST OUR TOOLS j
non o are,bo low h atamlanl which i
will compare favorably with tint of
goods sold at equal prices I>3' any
"(In r house in the tiade. Solt tu<*ta'<
tools tiro UHclees h{ any price and we i
huudh* pone o' tlnn>. These poods;
?re u par with all other artie'es ii: j
our IIAUDWAHE Mode ami thosc i
?vim lil<M a realty jioi.ul article at uj
11 o 1 tii 1;til price should buy here.
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I iy ho mo ulluvni <j rn^Q'iC^: t.*n r ery print hu pcrior i
/nt.i.Mt- sftv ' wpest. W? rifo^/, C- repeat their words 1
What Golden nBtfj* lfflflk. ;||o?co Tens an<l ^yoffoesl A tip from a
?!?i?:>lo will pvu?a<ie for \y?fc?ji of another sphere.
Flour, ^ujrar's, ^p^CStod other good ihln^ ' your palate.
A . O KENi DY.c
?We have just received a nice lino of Gent's, Ladies!
:iH?J21uI<lrens Shoes at prices to. suit our customers and
we wish for all to'ree them before Inlying.
We also have(. selected lyno of J)by Goods, Notions,
anil Gents JVurnisM ig goods^do thing and Staple y-"
ies. %
Yours for Business,
E,iHYATT & B
GLASS. GLASS.
Now is the time to put in those broken p?ne* 01 /jhiss. lj
have all sizes, single an<1 double thick, from the smallest uptoj
36:aH inches ^ ,
"?jf- y ?
-CTOVES?Shot t iron heating stoves in all sizes, also the;
bes; coal stove made f<J\lurge hall ways. It" the fire-hack to
y*jLt cook stove luiH burnt out try toy iron stove lining. It
makes a porfeet ftre-hack} stops all cracks, and thus makes the
stoye hake uiucfi better. *
Vwg: iicy tm '4Tb?^Dixij? Sta!k.Cutter,*' the sin#) lest and best
machine on the rtiurket. Q^fSnd "lft1
nke A8?ortm*?t ot svmterffcp robes. Will jtell them out
ckt?r**** 11 4IIB' ''l1?1" - - -hm?
Sigpgr? ^ T
ing present*, handsome csrrers. sterliflgnil
ferwarSf tnjiTo platedtable*, B! l! *
plated manicure and but ton-hole scissors.
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And JSi.nta Oiaus l a selected The
? Famous GiltlJdge Store?
As one ol his Pinoipal Distribir in^ Points. He has in fit) o
^p'vieion for all kinds, clashes and eouditionp, m the siuull
to tlie greatest; so conn', one ar<l all, and see Low little it
will cost you to supply all your wmts,
Helow will 1 e loin d a few of th many things which you
will find, :i? Christmas Presents, v r\ appropriate, as well as
isel'ul; and at prices >\ilhin the re "ii of all.
AMONG OLR BOOKS
vi 11 be found .-ueh ;
\Vaverloy NoveIs I >y ?S. r Wall r Scott?12 Volumes at
ijW.aO per set. p
Kdna Lyals Works - () Volum? ?> >t ?'$ 1 li.> per set.
Wo.ks of I'. S. /. ithur? I'? \ oliifii- s at $4.00 per set.
A. Oonan DoyieV W <m ? ??.*> \ .'win* sat $1 per set.
Kliiott's Wo'iis?.i \'oim<s ft! . 5 per -set.
' Rifling Uonil<)?(ht \\ o. id (v:>b>'it. .'!'?(} p:ijT( a ) 7;"c.
Our boys in India. . *' ' " Toe.
Or*. boys in China ' M M 75c.
You.itf American- in .',i; *:n. > ,?
A Vovace in the Sunbeam 7oe.
ALL NI<;i:LY (h^i'U HOUND.
Besides many otf " - too mh-k ?> \n to mention.
We have also, 1? ? 9'A t\ 'rnnmented Glass and
' hina, Lumps, Clod ' ? ;>?:?,:1 f * <li\ss, llose Bowls, Pitch*
? rs. Punch ftpwU ?t Aj. vn.ll-..mh .-n^ely of Scarf Pins, Cuff
?iutton?, Sto fob*, Silk and Lin
- n Handkerchiefs, ? futs" uiu' Hnj ' *onrl nnd Ties, Ladles
Gents'and Children Gk>'I>k in :*1 U nds, elapses and stylet;
Beautiful collection ?/ Uic^t St\ 1 ? Jvi< .ires, rtc.
While much attention ? as b* en iv-u to Life's Fancies,- by
/Phe Gilt Edge Stoiv. the s iIih;.??ut I part has not been forgot
ten, and we can therefore mefct nil M?e demands along thi$ line
as well.
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AT OUR DRY GOODS F.MP3RII W CAN BE FOUND AL
MOST AlilYTKING IN THE WAY OF DRESS GOODS
,'JV LADY WOULD LIKE TO BUY,
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and ailto prices, we will fay that tl eyjmvo been placed in the
reach of all.
Calf and-teave your orderR with < ur drcs? maker and milli
ner, ?thcy nro busy hist as we have t-sid before, uFirst come, first
seivO'l." Come cu'ly nnd 6oo what 1 p/gaiun we con wive you
in Tuilor made suits and peperato Skirts,
Bo^s/fe|$?r Gonts Clothing Very, Very Cheap. 0
cot
SHOl:::v
M ... ??
wabuiiancc for Ladies, Children and Men.
Headquarters lor Blankets ond Oomfortn?See our stock
before buying.
Just Uecoived
e
Another Shipment of ^laltiugs. J9 liey are beautiew, and as
?he:ip ns you could &*k. We have i few pieces of Carpetio^^i
ftfit (Union ingrain, -V> inches wide ; which we are offering to
. lose at less than >Tow i#,your
Don't Miss This Opportunity.
TOCOUNTRY M Ktt< -ll A NTt' wo will say that our ftock
>f D^a^stics, Calico-. 0:ttuig, etc., U at their wvice, and we
r^li^red to auj>[)iy n it prices that will make
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