Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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vs. fls, of ffit) ('am (tsuoiitlfon, lia* ffji!;li.i :.tarv (irk j fain rt n|no riM>on i,u> av ion K"1,1 iiP{*v on i' ("*' * rownrd <?>' (Vun !>' '? t^,0 tla<l< j ? Will b'J ; Si, ? " I go U> u TlwKvrnlniW J-.'; |;!,Ccn. J. tfr\ las-;I nil:' ' ,JV ' ,{(, <].(! tbnt W. i.i v n sonic) tlio (ig(uptiny w.1"' v,( Vii ;;() or 10 At 1 , , iutcnti?n iu(t> 1?rv<m;j.1':l,W' ( of ffOfog. Mr 1 :;>? flow's iJnby 111. For flovcr.'t! um\? i<>' 'itilc It^iln <:f Mr. tu.11 Mrs. K I.. JIaislow, .Jr., 'i?8 be('? (jiiiU'mY* <"> J'licg., <l?y n ft (? en in t ii J '(SI, ?" i < i i) j ? 'i 11 i t < i by J^r, JoIn) \V. (Yiluit, .Mr. an;) ( Mrs. [JarfUnw Uft on ?' -iHciu! train' for the uoitli win if it is Mjjceroly ! (I lllllt tilt- lilll" " ill 8OOI1 1>J? gi'OAtly ItouoliUcrJ. ? I *. ? ^ ? I Thanhs to Ili<? anrl Kershaw I C3;ia: d*i. | rrr?Ui-m M 'J'" <?'< <1 to Iihj no?noe Ilia! Uip'wViv* ></ J loorial Aesoci'ifi' iJ df.-*frt? lo <?'<? ]>rena thcirhi'1! iipp'orf.itlon of the ' Service* ropfl! rc l liie ?<>eia>iyn I by (he al(? mirwifi''-f I lie (-atD'ioi) I I??ri*l ar?il NYr^haw (Jtnni > ?t tlioj li V''in or in! cxtfrrihOs op Twf'.-.lay uf ?? toineon ! i*t. I he 'olftneo of tltfpe t w ,i or-jiui^i! i'-u.s addetn l"Mich 1.1 llic ? ? T iho occn I iiiii. I V- ? There will bo in the I -Camden lW>Me:i'.n ( hnrch next. {^abbatli :?! '! :V ?A( ^ i ?? Shimmon, n ;i'?*i?*?> ?,r - -K<ibUlli iiij'- ?*if !i"' ; uno plaoo I at 8 :!(>. In* wili ili-livc- a Li'piurc on I t t;o ri '<{ lVv-i'i. I Nc?X{ ."U nil:'.' ?>:??'? *' i? !??<? j PresbvlrTiui Lwltno i'o'.m, lit; will, <'?!iv?T a <?n lYr-ian Joins !ui l oyen y li!" ' This ! (iij'jj \y i j J lirt ] i' II ? t f II} i ' by l'tf*rW>ptb en vir-ws. will up -1 TjS'onr ?ti I.Vr-i'sn r-V (nuuv' sine? in f?'nr ilifiVrt'iit hii^uv: >im1 ?>:!ji!? if hj;cc:;i>it,s o! liin li m bworh of his |)t?fiplr. IIk-sc i, s vo jrencr. tii 1 \* lei !l mis! J?i;? I !\" <"? ?!))w! Dr. .1 1'. Tin>'iiW:-!i s:iys of lUr. Flnh)nnn?: "I can w--t honftilv nnd cJjcorfiiliy i->Ai m""! uil him uh n power In! .-trill yot fjiroi>!?> :i,j 1 tomlcr )fC>io!i.'r, n.'n! a* nn :i!*'?? and <lis 7>ri?uinal ir.g h-c'iniYr" Tiu? public *iirp rroxlirjiy invib'd to hrar these Ject-ircs. to Mofi-l.iy in-^lif.'s J><v t'flo fwr adults L'.jr; }'u;- children l/ic. 1'fist or. PieSi.yU rian Church. *> Memorial Day in Cnmc.cn. ?The memorial ovicides mi 1 ties day iiftcrnoQti )a3t were :i most flat tering success, Never in years, il ja RuW, have Ihey been so .satisfac tory. The address of Kov. Mr. Gor don lias been the subject of iuany , complimentary cxprissions. His hearers were simply delighted. We regret that it was not our good fortune to lie present on this occa sion, having been unavoidably call ed out of town on that day and tf*e ;tako. the following account of the ceremonies from the Camdgn (? cor reariondcucc lo the Columbia State : A larger number of poisons at tended the memorial services at the Camden cemetery on Tuesday than have been present on this day for several year*. At 5 o'clock, all Btores were closed and a half an hour later the Kershaw Guards In cojmutfnd of Capt. Sydney Zemp, add preeeeded by tho ccwropany's rt>ra88 babd, roarchod to ttfe ceme tery gates, wh^re the prooession, after forming, marched to the ora* tor's stand, which wa=? surrounded l>y tunny hundreds of pereoufl. The Kov. W. W. Mills opened the im pressive services by an earnest . prayer, and wao then succeeded by - -3Mr. A. D.?Kennedy. <>f Catnden, ia-*few welt riiiisen and well spoken words introduced the ora tor of the occasion, the Rev. W. H. -Gordou, of Cafoden. Amidst en thusiastic applause this veteran be gan his address. In his': usual -forceful manner, in simple yet elo quent words, ringing with deep feeling and earnest conviction, and permeated with, the j'iro of - ah iift uauntcd spirit, the speaker ex ^pris^etl fcl? belief in the "Lost Cause'and piul his u>tiute to j/l? heroes. The Rev. *,y. \V. m(u? gye lliejiU^og benediction, ftfwr v , lh* Kershaw Guards fired V salute of three volleysAovtfr ih& griv.es of the Confederate flead. "'^ngiMoy persons of note pre? *!u fidow of Geu. Ker <1'n^K? *recc?tly formed Cam w"i0? ta,rat^'a ?""** 8rf4r tot Confederacy. Chair**** jliila ?od JKttffc*}!* ia? n^. K_?.Z?n* . ? PicibytcriftU Church Or^u.. /. ; Mc Bo>? U?*v. S. C\ <'n!wi!!, . f H;m SprlUft<J? iJfcKH'tl t'11 :"i!i I ?1,1 on Snluidrty on !ii ? ,v,\ \? > M lift* whovo ho ii) *4u11:/ il on 'Stift'li u Pii'shytoriau ehumua lh.it ;??. > ??4' ? '*? In Honor ol'Mi *. Miliyr. Wo flip (ho followino Iran* iv fJanvloiV'or!ci.?? ' ion>hiu : , ^Mia. A iT?*"rt:-M >i j> i Iwr homo, on l>? K .!!i k,?r? t mi i\ , [<??iv nft*?r?o?'? 11 w v, uri'k |,\ I profusion of I n- lv iViv.ru v,: OOrUpit'd DViM'V aval' i' i, ,1; ? ; cornor of ln*v i??<???>.:im i. ? i, .. i t rfci' p' i>'Ml Wild ylVcTI i !) Mm. ,1 ohn !> '(M Mii!????, ..f' JSIinn., imo Mi** Aiui:i Ktmdi a .?turn, of Oaipd('i?, ;?(> w(.i \i, ("I havK-atou and (Adum'. ?>..?>. ?.?. tv." ?*---.<? ? ?<*? Hovlioultiu a! Kaiv .l..y. The Cnnulon Hoi I p-nli ?i-??? \ , >-i-ili'Mt will if* ^j)ri'i?_' |<':>i." n ihp/\nnorv of tin* Krr haw r.:>-,r,i. to-day from l p hi. to I i r R?*fi(?olmu'mh will In- mi! i. ']? f?*ii? ftlionlii la> 1ihtral:v pat i t?iii/. ?) by id10 MS tht' A S-:"ri T 1 i :. malting an HFoii |t( im>m> dnninjr, fiuit rt>s.ij)ir anil i' ,wn planting fonojiji thr people ,,! n i>i? v and f?un ouridirn/i .n?.11 \. *j |.: prl/.o lis! in Hie hmipc nq ih.it > > vinnslv published. A'!::.; ?> mm, adults 2r?i:; (?hi!di'?,)t I m-.. Door* open from 1 p. m. t > I'M', m. . ?_?? ? SuudftY lluuiu ' The now Sum dav S,di'?t.I >n of ' h<fc Methodist church wiii-ii It's rorcntly horn t ed v . dt.ii-. catcd last Nund iv tif't-.r: r. i. iI. v. . NT. 1.. ('arli'dr a fi i ui? r ,, ,, . . t he. church a-.sU'td in d-die:, liin* ceroiuoiui'S. Yli t ??>.>? A ! . to the north of the. cl.i:r ?! , I A .^UpCVa! ?'d Olllv hv' i- : id ? * *. * ! In- raising of which ti,r.>?.?? ? rooms into (iiic. I ? is ;; vo'usd.i] ? adtiili'-n to t!;^ c:hi?: < !. -i?:? I ilu Methodi-A den i )?: A '?* conyvat ulatod up fs t ?st ?? li \no: *.? ,:m flddilioij !'i t!i; !r <d: nidi ri\ . which is l?y far tin* :*: 4 *;o '?? ? ?? OMcevs ot liie Da-iirhfns :.f Co?;-| '?VdernfA'. ) At a irtCf'i:.r ^i" I !i ? i):?" j i.Li ; - of tho C'<>:; tiv :t' im ? ??it >d Mis. !). K? li.'n-ily ui: ??*?-?? i'.?V' [ weniu'j last '.in: i.*11?**-vi;.;{ oiru .-i?? ......t. , t\:?<. c. l. s'.iami-.ij, .;r.? Kx: ib-nt: M;;-y l/r/.P S ...m-v, V. I'- . :>i J ? iiI ; M ; ' I. ! Viff I'M'.-i ii : ? ; Mi l.U v. 'I'. ; J'jJjj.. .: I.. N r, 't . Mii.' i I.oil.-: Siiav.n.in, i' i; Aft' ? i iran ???'?'i-vi ?; | UMI-ic bs < !??? M1-- ? ?. j dy and S.i'ii'?-?rrl wa^ >?? *??"?.-*???.! <r< tj Miosit a j11 ?! I'A " 'i:: I ? ? . which di-licit i! ? m u" j Horvcd whiM. c:os* 1 a mo-it ouj' y- ; able ovl;>in:r. Auvcrtiae ! Letters. T!iO fu! low ill;* is a list re'i-ninin^ linotllo-I f... jn :'.0 Ciimij den ofli.c for week cudim*: Mnv I i, l'rOl : Mao'?A li Hlaek, D.'irr.os Lnr.i i.ina, Jiit! Caiter, L Hr?mnon, Major! ?liiinee, W A >J?'ti n.sf. 11, J P MnsVr, Juliuny Keith, .i.mu<-s M.siiio. E \V j Lljjr?n, We?t Willinma, Hei.iv S..f ncr, A'him P;tUorsr>n, \\rm Hsrr.rv W W Momo, II .1 Garner, (*?, ;i J j Workman, Thouris Pudi-n, M;. i Oshy. Eetonle?Kurifv Hraecy, Mnj/iFte1 Hnykin, Mary (.'nnnallv. MaryWj )?<-It<ie, Maggie Kelly, Martha Put-'! in, Julia Reevcn. EllaWhite Kins,'! TyiJiio L Wilson, 2; Airs WinHi*! nom, Sally Murphy, Miss H. M.j Ratri, Emer . McCloud, lihbeit A: Robertson, E S Gurdcnu, | Parties calling for those letters} will please state tchnt ueek 11:t? v were! ftdver tiscd. O. G. At.kx P. j He sure to come to set ns next! Monday. Wo have sometLin# furl you. 8, X. Sowcll andf Co. I * -*? * r fersonai. Miss Minnie Pavis, of Oon^aree, is visiting Mr. Joel Hough's family, j Mr. G. E. Taylor has moved ir;toj the Davis residence on upper Ma.iu Stl Ct't. Mr. G. C. Rruce left on Tuesday j last on a visit to his lather at Meri-j dian, Miss. Mr. W. ^L. Stoke?, of Hlthune,} war* in Columbia last Tuesday jjn i business. Mr. Oscar J. Meroney and fam-j ily, of A sheville, X. are on a visit to his father's family at Ho!- j ly Hill. r Mr. Savage, father of our excel lent fellow townsman, Mr. Henry j Savage, who has been on a visit here will return home today. Mr. P. Clifton Suttou, of Hell JUid, is now living in Columbia. Hp has a position with Mr. John McElree, auctioneer, 1210 Main street, noar the State House, where he will be.^Mwl to have his i'riends call and see hinc Col. W. D. Traiuhaiu who deliver ed the memorial address in Chester and who haa boon absent from Cam den for several dnyr. on th*tt account, rotarncd oh Wednesday 1 -M The State's correspondent at Chcf^r e*g#t "The c-X'T' i?>(?< this"! year fur surpassed .those of any prevkjua oc? cdfioji. Tno parade was ?> magmfl ocn.t ono. The ll >r.d offerings were beautiful and bountiful. The yiOprUie. The orniiou inureetfog aud bighl; Mr. M>..ftiii.h ltt*tuiu?. >-!?n ; M. ? ? )i, w'\i* itins jA * 1 "? '? ?' ?-!nl V* ini 11r? I I '? A '11 ( Ml. ill f.n M'V \ ?. /a uki.l'S 1k i i I j :<? ? ' i us I .'??;<? ! fi r(* !. , . 111 v. , ;ul V It. li 11 ? ? ? ? ' ? ? ? ?> i a N* "j i i '? ? '? ; -i. - ' ' ?? ? m <??' r-. M is A. . i <?4 ??'?!?? < .... .; f.ti.j'.-, i: ;i* ?) w ! ?4.} \\ i v !< ; ' l>' i i \ '.I "v 1 > Kt <) it*, .'>( ? 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'A'. < . i,i y. .?;< \ ii-.-rji ?>?'? ! yc'CK, (I'm- I I.'S !l 1 :i t i ? i?ti I - j ? ! '.v.i ! i ? ii n U 111 V I i n -\ H s.. !n i ? i' j \'V> il, *?i illiiii ...... J l? i i c ;v? 'i Pi1' lulu-, j . ? ? : i mhi i L u: r.li. t . \ ? : i i11 ? Mi'.y, ? i.ii A.-!.- 1 ? *41 ?11 at: i v, i. i a. I . I' i -'Hij u'.'.i j ; i ?? " . i ?> vi'.y > ? i iv i iii.'- j ii.:. ?. t j.!?'.J.'.. iii-; (1. u; ii | ? . , i ? ... 1,:.. ..'ill - i. I, .1-. il'o NV.lS | !. :.i'' : i U;> i'i *:??"] ,i(. :i. H. . : U i'>\. K. A| H i',-. i < - ?> ? m:' \ ? ?' - j . i ; V .i:?" (!. ? U i I *:. * I i ?A' i: i-1'.!; .? I S -li11. !'?)!., ^lil i :i - ?. j !u i i. 1 - I'll! *!; r ? : ft^ o: >? f ! '(? I 1 . atil ; rVt im at (i.'iM'tiMi itiirrV. ( liina v io?i i-. !,i iit l<t iii.t i' j?riti;,' ( ??!i0< ?.?, (J11mis, M 'idr?is,j !rs, ( it'. in "/real atuuidanee at LI:C- (li;! Kt!<*e St'?IV \\ (? llflVO f-O'llf- fit'! 1 ai.'l fl5:i III" i ? ate 1 Ou'iiu) 'Mi h:u. J, wi,I .??, i! i'.>r t".f-!i <>y 1 ?ociir:iy. ?S. X. S nvHi and ('o i A jii< i> liliO <>f i tui' Shirt Waists j fnMii ?Jfie ts{i, ii' J-;.|nrC st<?rr.j ('? (?; m;r ; ri < oil ffURnO. Have i 30 lulls < li 1,:1D<1. S. >?'. Su?'i?i] nn'd Ail wiki'. .li white Hii'i i c<?:. r? ?;? lh<' ''?it L>';je Sloro. at t il t'. at li." tlill IvlfMj S{.>rc, nr.ii *.eti Viliut. a beautiful line j of Waistiir's I?i v It iv<- in MotiHljue do So'.e, O.-ganziiiea, TalVatas, ele. Wlule poods in numerci:^ .styles aii'l (jn ili'.i''.-, ria l a! pnjvilar prices nt I lie Gilt Kt^'o Store. Curvet saniplea to so lee t from at Gcifccuheimer's. Kelt Ht GwhmuIu imr'w Lounges and lieri Lounge?, at (Jusenlieimei'fl. New Home Sewing Machines, at Geiseaheimer'rt. ?*i. Machine needlea And oih (ieiuenheinior's. Hcauliful fcolcrtion of Chairs at ! Geisenheimej-'K. j MONEY TO LOAN. <;n farm l.i rv'.s or othor nppiov??<l urilv. y. //V, i AX f. ANl. 1.1 ?I vr. FOR SALE, - "1 The <'ft?5i<l?Mi ('My M irkrt aii'l Scjii- I I h.hiic w,! 1 ho roooivr.i I (Vun. il ( I: unlx r, until M"U?lay, Juno! :!r.i. l'.'Ul, ?t ?? I'Miirlt. T!u< lot haa rt m i.iMi of fiii -Jivo ).">) f?? t fronting <>t> Hum! Mre< t, :?i;*l runni.tj? hark of nni f.Min wi.Itli to n ilri'lh of r.rie hundred . I1, ?fe C f .* Council ro*crvr# the ri;^ht to reject any or . l'.y r oi rouiu il, cKu K. O. M<'Jrci.lif, Mayor, V !. Coo<li?le, Clerk. NOTICE OF ELECTION OF \eaghers. Notice m l*?r?>l?r given that the ttohrd .if IYuMocn of School District No 1, will <>n Thi:i^ day*. M*iy *} I 'J oYloek M. for the purp.tf>o of ejecting jcariiors for the si lioolb of said district, ah follow?: A Superintendent. : A prtiirtpl} rrvi rr-v"!> for j1i't- tira4C f >o?r I <-ftod h jan ; it?-.r Jy A teacher t?-r ?e Mitivrffl Hill School." j A ptinfipni nrd fu?r a??i?tauU tot th3 J.o ' iriidi <T sot", frnhirrd.-)- ? Ar'pli^tioiw bo fi|i?d with lh.' ! clerk of the Board prior to the <!ate.?of iui t-Lng. Tho-. J Krltluti 1, Citing (\ W. B'nhm -ir/. Off*, fl. O. Heard of Tro?Ur?* iof Mbool Di&iei So. I. ;|F*ot Wei'iber OotsI '>?<?<? .V-V"'' C'-'-it :mn I'nirs Sr.its, to : 10. K;;m \ ri.ihiu i ytfii.O ami !J.: ts Knits r i K? .V 1 | ? ? Hill,' !I lit 1 I i ilv t j I'll!! I '? I I -Si. i i\'.tuiiuil l.ihc?)l |>lnr S,1, -v ami I ..u. \ I'.um l.o?> to >??">.00. | ' Br! (S 1 Ho to ,?? >( Straw i iuts ! Uv- (?> . < 1.00. Xc Shii: . ?>? K- in I \\ iiiu* I 111(i?1 im 1 Lii.cn S11:v\s. j - ? Sci'l iIn i >i ri w ri .)<> ami ? >(\ :l iidcisiiii IS ii11( 1 Dr;hu'i'S U? HLiU.il 1 i i r..ct A M V T \ n N CI T C; K li ? P V O U C O O L i, ., & ( >ui !iiv I:;lis.i u st'U at l'?\v< si piH't ^ >\ o . ft,'- ** lS4i ii gj' ~ ;'V'' \ y >'* 44 0 3 1PVV xr*fe /sL fc Hi i:V ": ~ bl s^u Q - rlL R o. - -?? 3?. $?epfliedy?* Is the Farmers friend. ? mii iiio GiMQIvlEiiS BY ADAPTING HIS BUSI MSS'TO TiiEiR WANTS, i u? li ?w <?!]? )> . i'lli !m?: <>! ! :r.vs :i:1; 1 ?'!?.),v X|m|k>: !)i\ \(\ i* ;i i!!<?!? Ki?'iml, l?\ir<piii:ir ;in< 1 i i.??.;*i i 'v ?tr!it I1' ? t hi! ? { i >i-I >!V! and ;i.'. ! I'Vi't.t !!?>'!!.:. j 11.; s,?? ? ? I r;? i ?? t r ! ? U\ i., i . .'.iriii-iJ, wovi-nj u'i'i ;i!?:iti \\*ir<?. L n\ r an i\ul < ? iiv mi/.ni i'onilry NYium:'.. ? GOOD SPORT I j with pixaXll NS mwl AMMUNITION. TJio < \pcrii:ticeil ^ iiuntrr knows t!m', so !io >'oiuo8 tu"f V I). K I; N N K! > V. mo juino Grccoriic-?iioavy ar.a Lijht, iiaiiXt ss roii wdiiK jiousks.i I f yciti uiv nvoi h.iulin x i!i-* farm liariitHf. jui'l fjiul jwiv ol' il dofVi-tive | or lifiVi it rt|>airfj now or in jjltif*' it \vi h now uuoJh. .Later ?\v 11? n t!:o spring work lupins ;t hieak in I hi' harness will monn a bivdc in l!s > work u.i'l :i 1ohs,oI" Vr.l'mhl'' t'me. ii'ivo also SuiUll' f-1, Slip Hii^y an 1 \V.?i?on llurnc-tK, Whij?m, <?(<?. AI ho R'?po i.ti'l leather Halters, S;r.i[)ft, limni; . ".>trap*. and ov?.r\tiling oIbu needed in the stulde Wood 8 *oa at oe.^. i&^iKftt'iitlx'r ivc ?*olS Kli<" lii'xkrn <ho KE?'si Wi5p;<n* m?<l<k. * A 0 KENNEDY. Hoforo making your purclffl^s ho sure to give me ;i csilI. 3Ty flfoek of ? f CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, HATS, SHOES, ? ? ^ # and in factevcryUiing you can think of is full f<? overflow ing and 1 can give you the best bargains Hie market af fbyds. All I ask you is to eonie and see me and you yyill be satisfied. ? Yours Very Truly, DAVID WOLFE. *? ?, * ? ?> ... r j, THE BEST MADE. AIA 8TATION ERS'SECL THEM, Every Ailment. It has hoon said that I hero are hut low ail ments to whiehnmn is heir, for w 1iieh theronro no an I idol rs; or in <>l lior w ? >Yds, o!' all 1.110 ills (?r lite, lheiv are hnt low fur whieh thoro is no relief. l lit' heat "1' Snn^'iu')' is upon lis, and sonmthin^'inusl !.e domwhich wo oan bo ui.ulr im.ro comfortable?relieved ol'an ill ilia! makes life loss enjoyable. Tlio safest and quickest renied\ can ho found at ??Tho Famous Gilt Edge Stores Where w?- iia\? i11antiripalcd tin? wants of ;t!i, have |?i'<>\'ill?-(I lor their nurds, and upon (Mir coinilcrs ran 1 >e I'onnd almost anything thai l'anc\ inav surest as I lie tiling niosl need ed and l>ri for sailed (<> the linn's. Of eonrso \ (?n watil now, slvli.sh i^oods, and it. i^ives lis pleasure i<> say ilial nlon^ this lino, there is no plan1 al which vonr wants tan be Siippjffed more sa t i.-d'ael01 il\ t halt at onr * Dry Goods Emporium. < hn* !>l;\(!c ^ i < > <?* 1 DcpariunnL consisting of Lawns, l?alisles, < >ru"am!!e-, N tni\ eilin#, Al bijrns( 1 iri;liani.incs, 1 i. t !.i, Serges* All \\'(M>] I >;; I i S t <', S:! I i!! Prehiuc, .\! O!! v ! i!? JhiSoiiC, TalVeUa, t i rosier.-: in. trie, cnuiiol I>i? Mirp;\FSCd in l he i'it\. and as t<? ji: i<es, we \ ent n i\j I ho asser !inii ilia! ymi \.ii! i'.jive us in saying Hull lin y arc cm ret !. l><>u't fail In sec 1 liis lino bo 1 ??r< ? purchasing. See. our line of White and Colored Lawns; \\ hiteand Colored lJiniilics, Persian Mulls, Persian Lawns, ludi.i Linens, Jiatislo Claire, etc., and i^et. our prices, and you will be do lighfed to know how lilt In i( will cost you to supply your wan! -'. Onr sloek of Laces and Embroideries Is all t hiit (?()?< 1?1 he desireij; and the all over La cos are^'things of beauty and a joy forov'ot^f Our lino of Heavier Goods, such jis Toile ^ DuNord, Madras in several different. (jnaIities. Percales, etc, i* attractive; lirsi because tlie ar-^ tides are pretty, and secondly, because thevy are such good value i for Hie prices paid for tliein. j CENTS FURNISHING GOODS A SPECIALTY And we have some "Plums'' for those pur chasing anything in ihat line. Gentlemen, our Serge, Cotton Cheviot sind Crash Suits are the things you need, and wee an interest you il you will favor us with a call before purchasing. . Don't forget th:*t wc carry a select line of Chil dren's, Ladies, and (jciiIs Shoes, and will be pleased to have you iijspcct\our stock before placing your orders. Respectfully and Truly, The '"vg*| jrropriwi # ... , - . v *1 r?*? ? \~*4 ; ?1? ? y ?