The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 02, 1902, Image 3
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A sslffnment.
Mt'-Wrt. /' **?p brothers on Friday
n lit I At made an assignment fur
tiif lu^'fefU of their creditor*. Tlih
an umijpbornotit will bo tcoeived w tli
s-o^-g regret by their many friends
wh?7* yw- Imvu r?.tr.lM t h a as j
i>n;w0t *Hp bout stores in our town.
Death of Mr. Alien Moillio.
Mr. Allen Medbn, who fur fi?ver<ii
v-oara lift-1 been onaatred' in the con
traotin^ and buildinjfburtine.su her*-. !
d'el of pn<v?monia at Ii'h liomo about I
two milen east of Camden on ?< i |
nesdnv ntteriyion ab">ut livo o'c'oek
Mr. Modi in was an l.onost, hard j
working: roan ?nd it wi I bo with
deep regret that uv\ny will learn ol
his death The bnrial took pi .ee
v??<*tord-iy afternoon af tho C.imden
ocinotory the funeral ser view's being
conducted at the resldejy#1 by Kev.j
,J. L. Stokja assisted by K?v. Mr
1'Q.nny.
n ^ ? ?< ? ?
A Smasliup at the 8. A L Freight
Depot
On Saturday night lusttheie wm
f.n accident at the S. A. L. height
depot which resulted in one ??<?x
car being smashed almost to llin
dora and another being \>adly dam
aged. "l*lio cars were leaded with
miscellaneous merchandise ami Sev
ern] i>arrels of fluo wines enroute
to Florida, none of which were
damaged to " great extent. Con
ductor Carson, of freight train N>?
21 was on top of the cars when
UlM'V turned ever and was severely
shaken up by jumping. He wi.h
carried on to Columbia for treat
ment.
Deaths.
Y) od on Monday lout, an infant
el.il I of .Mr. K. M. Workman, near
Stockton. \ j?.
Mrs. Mabalic Jnrkson, aged about
GO yearR, died hist Friday ni^bt in
West Watereo.
Mr. Willie McCabe died in Colum
bia on Wednesday of last week. The
burial was near Killinns, Richland
county. Mr McCabe was a brother
of Mra. A. B. Kabon, of Wyst Wa
teree.
It with einoere regret, that we an
r ounce the death of little Marion
Lewis, son of Mr, and Mrs. C. H
Lewin, of our town, which occurred
on Friday last, agnd about two
y< ars.
Death cf Mr I 8 Hough.
Pied at his residence in Chester
field county, S. C-, on Monday the
27th inst., Mr. Isaac S Hough, who
was I iiw only brother cf our fellow
townsman and Clerk of Court Hon.
.Joel Hough, the latter being the
only survivor h ft out of a fainilj*
of seven brothers and one sister.
The deceased had been in feeble
health for several years, having
been stricken with paralysis about
the year 18SS from 'Which he never
fully reoovered and was the cause
of his death. Ho was a consistent
member of Macedonia Baptist J
church at which he was burled. II?
(vug one of tho kindest men the
wilter ever saw ? tho church of
which ho was a member as wall as
Uiuny needy persons, , both white
pnd polored, have fult the benefl's
f>t his open handed liberality, lie
wet* a gallfftit Confederate soldier
of Capt. Dove See gei'a company,
Nelson's 7th S. C. Batallion. He
has passed ''over the river and is
jesting under tho shades'' of the
tiees of' eternal life. Peace to
his ashes.
Felt Mattresses at GeiBenbeimr'H
Gon. Floyd's Close Call.
Gen. J%.W. Floyd. South Caroli
rn's deservedly poupular Adjutant
and Inspector General. hart a nar
row oscnpe from a veyr serious acci
dent Thursday. * Ho sat a passen
per on the south bound Southern
trainthat morning, having spent
several days in Washington. A fow
minutes before reaching Hock H II
he inquiicd of the conductor if his
train would makn cornectlon with
that on cho 8. 0. & G. E*. road at
this place, as he hoped fc'? bo able to
go from Rock Hill to Heath flprlngs.
so as to reach his homo in tiio coun
try that dav. Tbo conductor assur
ed him that the R. C. and G. train
had alroady left Rock HI II. not know,
ing of the rccent oh&&?e ofsohedule.
Gen. Floyd kept Ida seat contested
ly. intending under tbn oircum
stances to go to hia homo in Oolnnv
bii^ instead, but when the tra:n stop
ped at Rock Hill the conductor learn,
ed of the change of schedule on the
8 C. and G. and notified Genera'
Pioyd, and that, atthougK tho ?rain
hud begun to move, ho could leave
the coach w th safety Acting on
this advice, General Floyd went on'
up n the platform and walked down
the steps, hut stepped in an opp"
sile direction from that in which the
train was rnnning. ? The iropotus by
tLia time was ancb that ho was
thrown violently upon the ground,
a d it wan only by a miracle that his
loft leg- was not ..crashed. T'?o by
I fttanders turned their hoads, for tb*^
[ believed thtfl
Confederate
ment t* erpj
pooderooeA
i?ttMg?af8
ie gallant one-**
terao wooUl i#U
(LH> d^thagM
MR. W. It. DRAKE FORD KILLED. I
On Friday li?#i Mr. W. H. Drake- J
I' ?rd, hiiu of Mr Win. Drakeford, of
Cantey Hill, wan killed by U falllti<?
tree. The fav'ta as we learn thnn
are thai Mr. Ujakffurd and anoth
er man were cuttirg down a tree
which \vtrm it claries! to fall lodg
ed upon another tree befote leav*
ir>p the t-funp, the falling t ree net;
Ining entirely cuWin tvv<?r~~ Thot*o
ui. u proceeded to/tlni?di cuIHiil* i
/ t \
' hat pint of the wee which wite-l
hoiding it to tin* siiV^np, when aml
? uly it bhiil ftom the" at-uiup, thef
i -ml striking Mr. l)rakofori\ in < ?n*
^ i ? K? i.( Ims hack. A I u r rtV?dvi(ig
Iti' lick Mr. l)i aktford walW'd bou.e
?lislMJCV and tiled ill about two
limns. He wits uhout, '2.') or >10
\ i-nrs of ag>' ?? nd v- h*nvt b u widow
ii iul sever ai children.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,
The following transfers of real es
into wore recorded in the Auditor's
ullh.'O dnrin^ the pin- 1 week :
.J 0 l\ ice to W S Diakeford, 7>*>
aeros in N'o 1 $1 10
K U Tweed to \\ L Pel'ass, rear
pirt of lot, s;$
li A W dtkowskv, Master, to ilohn
A MeLaurin, J'i I acres in No 22,
sn.or.o
Ti A Witikow-ky, M ?-ler, to Neill
Ihthune, l ? acres m X;) 22, 810,080
().'o T Little to 0 N English 1 lot
iii Kirk wood, $!S00
City of Camden to llossie S llin
?on, 1 lot on Rwiad street ?2, 2f>0
llessie S lfinson t>S Idbman, 1
lot on Broad street, $f>,250
Austin (Mark to <ieo W Threat!,
CO acres in No 11, ?100
i'eraoriai. i
Mr. A'len Murehison has gotiV to
Clcmson College.
Mr?, A. E. Crane is on a visit/ to
her mother, Mrs S. K Goodalc.l
Mr. E K. Snyder went to iSmKlcr
on Tuesday morning la^t. "*
v )>r. 1. Jirs'.'io ZcTr.p <3<UV?to*4 Vrr
h;s home by an attack of tlui grippo
Messrs. Leo West and* Brit'on
Croft arc attending the S. C. Co Ed
ucational Institute at Edgeftold.
MiiS Lou M nnn, of Delvalh, visit
ed ('apt K L Phelps family the lat
ter part of last wci-U, returning on
Sunday morning.
HoV NV. K. Thompson went to
Chester to organza near thoro Hull
Run Grange No 101. The grange
was organ i??%d will* W. \ . Wl>ito as
Muster and James 'J. White, sec
retary,
Miss Margaret Johnson arrived
homo on h\Bt Saturday. She went
in the autumn to visit her aunt, Mt'9.
Blanding DoSanssuro and found At
lanta so attractive that it was indeed
hard to Vnvo.
Mr. G McOnsbiH, formoily with
Cupt. II- K llalsall, has taken a po
8i ijou in the New Yoik Haeket stoie,
one door below the store of Mr. R
H. Willi,' im9 ^r- MvCaPkill is ft
mood eleik and be is wticr? Ijo eon
serve the public with good bargains.
Call and see him at his new place of
business.
Mr. V. F. De Pass and wife and
their two Interesting little children
who havo boen in Camden returned
to their home In \Tnion on Tuesday
morning iast going bv way of tUo
Southern railway. Mr. DefaaKjs
one of fJauulpn b hov a that &b6 is
proud of arid his friends here apr
throughout the county aro numbered
| by the snores.
Misfi Mca Villeplgne, one of Cam
den's popular young people, lias re
turned Lome af.er 6fendin|^lwo
moat liappy months will) lier cousin,
Slisa Allan in ?Staunton, \'a. There
in no place on earth more charming
to visit than old Virginia with its
mountains and valleys, delightful
climate and lovoly, hospitable peo
p!e. , J
SHORT LOOAL ITEMS.
There will lio an Auction sale of
mules, horses, wagons, road plows,
etc., at McBee to-morrow betweeu 10
and 12 o'clock.
A barn bolongin# lo .Mr. H. G,
OarrUon was destroyed "by fire last
Friday on h iu p'antation a fow miles
east of Camden. The logs was qiite
heavy, but wo are glad to loam that
there was some insuranco on it,
A gr<at n ftiy people aro starting
the now Tear right by subscribing
to The Cl>r<?r j le. Come on, friends,
we have r< om on our books for ft'fcw
m< j\5 names. This is campHjgn
year, and you will want to keep up
wi'h all the political and other
news,
Should there be serious shortcom
ings in tho paper to day our friends
will attribute it to our pro-6uro of
Job p'inting. Tho greatest rush of
Jil> printing we have ever had is now
upon us. Ordors for over twent3T-flve
thousand bill heario, note heads, en
velopes, at , hate been received at
this c fllco this week.
Accident to Kr Williams.
A few days a#o while Mr. David
Williams. J r , was riding a home the,
?t rtxfraA n?. and fearing 4feat it
Minium ivaivx ? f" ,r
would "Wil
HatuM^Rid off aijii as the bo'Sfl'u feet
'??a^Wwwk to tlie^roaad one of them
Rocfc Mr. WIIIUdi*i ' on tbe fcneo
Inflicting quite a severe braise. We
?? glftd to tUte,. however, that. 'be
?e now ? greet deel better ftod ie ?
fete dftje will be ftlrigbt ftgftlo.
All wiot^wfc. ?* lb*.0lU "Jg
*J? ior j<?* moaaj, ?U *?d f*
Municipal Candidates.
I oil Al.JUvUMKN.
Willi) it VV. ( r.
NN .tr>! 4 I i . 1 .. \\ ut Uii:n
Wo lierol.y U. IV W ilhaiiiH ,i?
? coiiipoiviil man l. i Aliiorman in Ward
Many vott'i 4.
W'f y soevrst iho name of
?I. X . Siinjleiun jvh a ? om|x'U-i)t nun f<>i
A Kill 111:111 tOT \\ i I'll 1 .
Miit.v vmorn cl Waid 1.
Wo ht'ri I'V Mijjvji st llu* naini' of
.Workman hs a i\>ni| itint in in for Aliloi
nun tor Waid J
Many voters of Wm<l :i.
Wo j r? m ill tin- iihiiic of W. K. |!nri?i>!
us >t suitjildo :ililcr?ri>ii fi r Ward I
M .in* vti!< is.
Wo jliuv )>cioro tin* ni'sl IVnvx rate
I'rliMHi y t f tin* lis \ i?f (\i union, tor u m
imtlion the following u'?'nt 'rim ii
KOI! M \ \\>U
,v K. (). Mi CroitfM.
Al.lir.KMKN
\\ <u >1 1 I >n ill Wit her* point
" ? ('lms li. l4o wis
" 8 David Wolfo
" t W l'\ M alone. \
AUvortiseil Letters.
The following is ft list o' letter*.
r< u.aining unoalle<l for in tlio Cam*
di-n post ortlco for the week ou<lin&
.Jan 2(1: N /
W 0 Stewart, \VK Ballanl,
liu^gins, F H Hrown, rprmoio Jt- i
1 ? It*, Mis W 0 llowitl, Ma?i?Vil"l
t on,, Heltecea O la'<>, Marv
I'artioH calling for theso/lvt'ors
<vi!l please stnto what week tfiey wore
ailvw tiaud. b
O. Cr Ai.kxanuki:, r. M.
Charleston Exposition Kates.
Jt???
On account of tho South CnrnVa Su
Inter State and West IriI'hii I l'iy
sition to !>e held in Oh.irk-st'j-^'
beginning l>oceniber ls\ 8'imu l,o aerveil
Southern Hallway will h1101h mquiryd Wj
tickuts to Charleston auys as the cu'^.i'l
ihu following altrac' ?'
CnnMon S r that in drawlns^juois I
Tc.;va ;? 'al?s l,?* tho san,? n)kM ;
I' rr "? A* r Veil aa in drawing troin
UufrUo^w r ijox, -except that no Notice of
^Wt8?on Halo "daily,
limited t ? ? re.jiurn ten (10) days.
For 8!5 i 0,j I ticket* ?>n sale Tues
days and 'Phh^ursdays, limited lo re
tnrn seven (7}lG^ day a.
Correspondingly reduced vales J
frmn other poi f.uts
Tho S"iilh<i'nprn Railway operates ]
double didly Jil trains on. convenient
schedules wit,G.h Pu'lman Sleepeis to j
and from C!utl) Srlest.on, 8. C.
For further] { information app'y to
W. R. c/lIAHTNESS, Apt,
uN Camden, S C.
R. W M HUNT. D. P. A.,
JO' Charles'on, S. U.
NOTICE $ TO CLAIMANTS.
All persons yhaving claims against the I
county nvp he*'" -feby notified, that a. resojip '
lion jrepently fplppfet] by tho Hoari! of
Ooinmi^Hioijj.TTevK requires tlint all claims
Khali be pre. ' fsented <it least three days he
fore the re.,(>tKular meetings on the first
Monday in .j" each nv>i,th, otherwise the
claims will I, ve hehl oypj- qjUil the suc
peedinjf mce; cing. ' All parties Interested
will please ta'^ ke notice and govern them
selves accord. * Jngly.
tJ) J. 13. PMKIJ'S,
1 ni County Supervisor,
? Ill II III 1-0 ?' S?u
RELIABILITY nn?
ami 1 1 y
ENTBEPaiSE-r_
?Fcijvo charade- 1(1 of a luctMf
fu! bu*lnr?# coi.vtt. cerii -and \?e clcir.i
to poaacst tlirt>^? 1 both. Having beoii
long established ' and being favorably
known aa maiiufi'Cacturei* of
D00JL8, SA^g, BLINDS, ?
lumber and ?r il kinds of orninunt#1 I
voodwork.we ? t>oini wi?lt pride to the I
work don* furor l(Ur business friends. I
and r ?quest th?,,,p tlnnce to make new
friends and r .'uitomci s- All our !
goods bear o u01 r Knur antes? they *re
warranted ? m and when purchasing
from MS you rjct evi'ry advantage ol
buying direct-1 'from ihe mak?s.
asnd for Prl tycc List.
MJOliaTA^ LUMBER CO., - ?
y> AUQUST*. ?A.
"Buy </ th* Mi.
an, I
y Stirling Dr*^n4." ' (#//)
??U .
rlitx
NOTICE TO HAWORS AND
PEDDLERS. r
Xothe Is hereby givei,rh that "no per
non shall as hawker or Pv.Jfd.dJer? exposo
for sale ?-r sell any 'goodi. ,,x vr?ro?f roer,
ehandise in any oounty In th Via state un.
Iobr he has received arid re'?j0|(ly io pro
dupe anil exhibit a liee?*?* / from the
Clerk of the (Jourt of Comi'^iion Picas of
iqch Coijnty so to iejl or ov-0,*pose for ftalo
goods, ware*, inerchanolte lj in said coun
ty," the flail Clerk to is?if>ffo license
to b? tfood urt til thclait dc l^y of December
next, after the date of is?)^?e. ..
Attention is eoA^noti'to the following
section^ .Aga*
Kco. 9M{3. ciyt shall he the duty of cv.
ery rnatriaq^SSfl^nd every Con?tablo nnd
of the ?herxnjff and of Id* regul&r deputies,
to, and ere ccrv citizen may, demand and
Inspect the a Jieento of nny hawker or
peddler fit . Jijs or their County who Rlinll
fome under' ' f the notice 6f any of said olll.
ccra, and I **'?*> arrest or cruise to be Arre?ted
nnv hut", eKker or peddler found without ?*
(rood anuld valid license nnd to bring Mich
hawker PKor peddler before the nearest/l
, uisgistr- Ailo to he dealt with according to
law. If
Roo.l VI451 That the nrovUlons of this
Chapt<|j#r shall not ox tend to vendors of
nen-i?<fo*p?ra. mags/Joes, vegetables, to- ;
hftcro. provisions of onv kind or flprscui
tnral products*, or for Kilo by^mple per
?on? traveling for e?UMi?ned commer
cial houses, but flh?U rxteod and apply
to vendor* o?*nr other clan and kind of
good*. wares and merchandise, and (or
?sift by sampieAcr otherwito by su<TO
hswkrrs and rxjddlora of stoves. rflngo*.
rlodn, Hlhtalnfroda, sowing machine*,
ftsacs or organs .
The license Ins as fixed by -the Com;
mlssiflfeni ara as follows: '
V#r
(tores. .
.raillrses
?' Ranges
% 20.00
? * Ugkttlic B4s ? 20.00
Ctksr rswlora exclsdi wths sbOrs :
Foot
m
4*8
fMCtl
5C
?
NO. 5.
Wo have our storo and warehouse packed ;,, l.A^m?kai'* pay
pmds. Our stock of 1 )r\ (ioods, Notions, Pay.
complete and our prices arc ri^ht down u> l>' uousR.
?t>Oi D'jf- ,YhO I loll? V- Of V61)'0
Just reoriwd a
(Hi: Mllll DP WIUKIMI AM,
which will bo so)fl low down. V-re
hcst materia iL#md wo ^uarautoy tUc
a\i '?
Pi o~ OaI p * 'rhn ,,n>R:ifnt
c V.y JUXCA t.\n,ft0nts of .liulKn
and oan lit you in a ,ml ,h!s "ss|st.?ntf n
J f ( ..miral Schley ? appeal.
I US t roccivid tl ;l Uy Uutmsu
... \oni; of th?? Navy Depart*
lvstt put (cms u,\.]K)iu it was referred !>y thn
huy and sel;nt- , . .
* coninionf? of the Jmlso Auvocato
^ /*.i hid aaaisi.mt nia'.us sixteen printed
\J3j |"\??.is:cs. Admiral iv.'hley'b nvord is holly
aij'Ulei and the nJiamu-ut attviupts to
thai St'hUy was nut in command
Hi l?a <!i:st S-imp^'U wai.
Much i>f t' fViilenco of the court of
atuJ
,.d in
of t lit'
Inquiry is u viewed, especially that
par! relating to siuusl1* in Hi o battle of
Santiago. The Nffvy Department* re
vi< w of ilu? appeal s.ivs In i?.irt:
"In die appeal before yuw the appli
cant! anil his counsel have shifted iheir
1 U ground. The features of tho case tnat
? hirfly occupied the attention ci (ho
;ro,n court during the forty days of its sit
(hail 1 -I1R n,ul liifli ti:e great ran .>3 of tho
said testimony adduced " wpn :
,iu ?). Tlx* ret roc*?
\'i'S )>h S\r. Hut 'i.or's i > '? 1 1 10
_ (ho peifi mi iiiipropi ial lori to
,fo. niim'iK i' of to^k
(ii'r.i i ' ? :\ tn o\pt..si (hciJ" dis.MJpfov.il
of the propositi >a to erec'h a BoUdo/it
home. The I loiue by :1 vofv decided
vuio killed Mi\ KibUv's bill (0 ft! ?-*? .1
Ml? li'Ui law anil Mr. ll.isllck's bill 10
provide fhf?> <i suit oi\ a inoriRuso n t
returned for taxat.c > shall bocamc non
bui (oil.
K. urtoenrh Hay -The House of i>';v
roaentatlvea pastil the "biennial n<^
rIojH" Mil which luu been on thr>
calendar '-Very ssio.i for r\ Ioiir tint".
It al>*0 passed Nff K'blfr's Idll t?> c:?
ate the olllee of Insurance v'ommisHion
er. A noteworthy incident In the
Mousy wan iht? fact that t ho committee
f'n eonunt n\ e and mltmu'netnios inati ? 1
a favorable report, with modification'*, ,
hi the bill to prohibit clnlth 'ti under
i ten yea i ^ of av.e from working in col'
(on iitiila Tht' committed proposed
ami ndment.s to (he cfleet t !? :\( the a;'.e
limit fixed by the Senate shoulti bo U
years Instead of 12. Tin c.'ftwniU e
proposes (hn( section I of the lull shall
lead: "Thai from and after the lsi day
of May, 19ui. no child unties- age t f 10
yearn shall be employed In any \e\Mh>
manufacturing vHtabHshmcnt c? thin
Stale and (ha('fiom and after the 1st
; day of May. 11)02, no child under ihe
j n;^e of 11 8hail be employe 1 in te\(il?-'
establishment of the Slate; and that
after May 1. 1!)02. no child under tlu'
j fti;e of 11 shall bo permitted to work
I after idpht o'clock at ninht, until afto:
'?;v o'clock in the mornin;? In any tex
of ill s State."
Cat Prices on Furnit
Lire
wns in
vising
For a limited time wo will cut the price on our larjje
stock of lurnit tiro. It it* ix IIANDXOAIK LINK; am)
this will bo a our opportunity. Wo arc goini*- to divide
profits with you on account of the short cotton" crop.
This special cut in prices will last lor a limited time
only. Rerrt<?tnber that we carry a la rye stuck of furni
ture, mid have just opened up a particuhuly handsome
Lino.
? ? W. Geisenheimer.
.. I
*\ i<lt\ to
Wo do not advertise ' Special Day Bargains" but all the
year round you will find at, our store* the best bargains in
?v '*
the city. A visit will eonvinee you. Call at your onrliest
convenience and wo assure you tliat vou will not regret it.
f r .
Very Truly Yours,
Wanted! You
TO ItJSMKM BEIi th;it when you o-o (o most htorcs
for Stovea, Nails, Gijnfij Itevolvern and everything
in the Hardware Line, you have to bluflf them a
little, because this in necessary to get tho right price,
hut not 80 at our store, Cumdea, 8. C. Ask for
anything in thia line and tho
PRICE 1? RIGHT.
REALEMBKR ALSO, that we carry a complete line
of Fre&h Groc^ritfs, alao Harness, Dry Goods,
Shoes, Hats, etc, all at price* to suit the short crops.
Attractive goods at attractve prices ? that's the kind
you want ? we h ive all these? Jor what w? save
yon, ht^jis us both.
M*il orders filled sum? day as received, ?nd have oar
' ' ' # % \
personal attention. ^ .
? ' * ? .a ?- V
w.>M i juuty. Hill to exempt Heho'd
ti'ih from r. a I duty. Hill to In
'? >?.???? .salary of mag>jtia(o ami con*
s a Mo In 5- i Paul iov/n??hlp. (Marondon
county. Hill l-gnlating catching, talc
and a i> .?> ? t if oy*:crs, clams ami tei- j
inplns. rull to imi aM > lkcry comity t ' ? I
1 Uljd :< 11 vv J*'! Hill so'urli^ t i
u\a:ul flviV i ? cvcluslve us> of koga I
Vott'.i s. ti' it' M.vlution extending th*. i
tin (0 r ,Mnf. Hjyla' m to comply with |
a (I ma K' i ' her by th? .'luklug I
fund - vninl tv ",v
W ill c ut No f I k tt rc .
\\ aiJi^Hton. Hpccial.? Hon. White |
law Kohl Uu.> Miss Alice Hoose* J
volt, oldest daughter of th?> 1'iesUUnt. 1
to tvoc'tenpany him to London ft* his
Kuci-t .fh^n t>?? goes to attend the !
(oronatiun "f King lCdward. It lit UiP'j
prt'si nt expectation of Ml?? Hoose" j
volt to aw># hers' If of lhl? opportuui j
t >? t.i so* I.ondon. hut If slit' doon ?.o,
s!.?' will huvo no status save thai I
simplv of ?? young American girl, and !
will not tlguie i'? ih? ooronaUou eero- |
innnii ? in nny uiantti'i"
Too Much to l'.ip?rt
Fanner Swrtckhammar ? I lo#t ii>> '
wife yesterday. Farmer I'Udccker ? ? |
No! Dor ,1 T Bw.iclvh.'unmef -Nuwt
Htm away with n light nln'-rod pod*
dlor! "Wall, .lonh, I offer y? my sym
pathy' I'm mighty sorry for ye."
"Ye*; I never dhl have nny lurk a
loplti' things. Why! 1 lost a yallor j
dog fourteen times before ho tttayed j
? tjuu Francisco Huludlo,
I t
Uoff rui'vfol M4ii>
"Dia you ever watch a man taking a
drink o?J water in a public place, in a
railroad station, cr on a train, whero
ho Is ?\varo that many eyes regard
hiw? Watch Una so 1110 tlirvo," a drum
mer ?a Itl. 'You'll llnd It interesting.
Tho man, you ?eo, holds tho glass la
his right hand while ho drinks, and it
la his inability meanwhile to make his
unoceup.ed left hand look graceful that
iealus the spectaclo worth whllo. Ono
follow, ftS? ho stoops over the cup in an
elegant attitude, an attitude like that
of bowing, F.olvoa tho oulgma o? what
to do with Ms loft hand by putting It
in the pocket of hia waistcoat, and a
fourth swings tt e hand llko a pendu
lum to and fro at his aide. Hut all
men. do what they will with their left
}4ind, look awkward and Bolf-couseious
when .drinking In public, and It Is
nnn.lng tfl watch them."? Philadelphia
ltecord.
I'wo Killed By Mot\
Wheeling. \V. Va., Special. ? Tur?>
day night at Ulon Jean, a mining
town In Fayette county, thia State, ft
mob went to tin* home of T, Williams,
a colored horh doctor, colled him to
the door and idiot hlin to death. Mono
Allen, cohued. was found a short dls
la|[i'? away shot through the stom
ach. lie tiled 'lil? afternoon. Jn a post
mortem rtatenon'. ho aatd ho. wan
partdng along the road and was struck
by a ytray bullet, Williams was a ro
<ent arrival from Tenueasee and
Ignorant negroes believed Uiui to bt
a conjurer. _
General Pae&cn ycr Department.
Schedule, Effcctivc January 15th, 1D0Z.
I | r I illt crap,,,. v ,vni..v. ..
1 .00 now
1 pc blk broad t luili ?i4 in former
ly 1 16 now S8c
1 pc rncb V>i u <* , ?aje kicpii si ml ?ioy>l
? hlpconl MS in wiilt*, null I f.nnierly at j
?:? 1 -LV, now 4 it*.
I pc cach K'oy nail navy !>lue 4.'nc\ J
hcnricltn, sold formerly ui 7f>o now k*?- ?
in^ sit 4 t 1 *_' : i
p(' o :? f ? 1 1 tan sim.1 hl.ie Venetian clolin
woi tli OOc now 4 I o.
I
i ]>e imU'iiiniu* piuid >.! black j
green 44 in worth 7iJc. liuw truing j
] pc cbhIi cnrdinstl and pni plo he?riot-|
(a, 44 in wide, feoUl foruieily at 1.60, now j
1. 10.
1 p c chcIi, blue, brown, green ami red j
kniekiihoccfi e licet ttnglisdi homcKpun.
110 in wide, worth 6.r?e. , now nd'urod at 4<>c
I pc beautiful navy blue drean flannel,
white pin cord nliipc, 60 in wide, worth j
1.J5 now 82 l-2c
1 pc oach tun and green \m ml cloth,
50 in wide worth 1.15, now 88c
1 pc eacl^dark i<reon and tan l>road
doth, 60 in, worth 1.00 now 10c.
! po oxford gri'j plal'l buck aklrtlng,
flfc in, sold formerly at flOf now oll.i,
1 pc red broad cloth 50 ill, formerly
00d new 00c o
I) pea bouchie cloaking? Ktofto blue,
dark navy and red, 1)0 In, h 1.00
now 82 I -2c,
Flannel Department.
1 pc ench, groy. black, pink and cream
French twilled flannel, in vW*1, lor
morly 42 l-2c now 83c,
1 pc each, irrcan and bluo French
Ivrilloil flannel, in wide formerly told
tm Ofte, now Ho,
)rhlk embroldored flannel'Iffpink, grey,
cardinal cream, black, crimson, navy
and greon, 27 In wide, worth f 1 per yd
now g'dn# Ot flOc %
1 pc e?ch of pink with blue border,
red with white border *nd Maek wi?h red
border of Ihtnnnl walMth#, 27 in wldo
nod forint-rly at 65c, now OIK;.
1 pc each, pink, blno and while < id< r
dvwn, lio in wido worth a Sc, now 4'J 1-iF:
A nice assortment of oider ?!?>wn from
2 I to 24 in w ide in white, ink, Idno.
Nde urnon and various cth*?r colors,
ranging In prlc? from 17 1-2 to f$Cc pr jd.
Childrens Wraps, Suits, k 1
2 ouch red and bluo box onatfl, worth
8.7 o, now 2.HO o*ch.
1 box coat,. red," Worth 8. AO, uow 2.18.
2 sailor huIih, navy blui?, ago 8. worth
3.40 und 3.75 respectively, rcdu',*ii? to
2.25 and 2.50.
1 tailor suit uavy blae, age 8 worth
4.76 now 3.60. v ?
An rusortijient of children* reefers in
red, blu? ?od brown la site# from 6 to
10, ranging in price frooi 83c to #2.
A '
\ IT 1 1 J JO I ) N D . EArtTKlt N '?1 MH,
: 1 l>lk jacko No, 12. Mi>. til
no w 2.60 .2.00 1). . "TTT7
1 r<jtl jacket ?uo ?14 ?>. j>t) > \ i
6.00 ?iow ? 8T) ' x I
I nn.vy blue jnckojt ?izo .'!?'? eold forme.
ly nt $?">, now 8.86 .
I tun j ickot six.o 30 formerly fit (5.73
now t '.>?>
1 frm jnekot ni/,(! ?2 formerly G.00 now ,
'-7.
2 t?n j'icUits size JW anil 10 . formerly
5,(.o now 1
i in it j.iikct Ni/.y 3 i formerly 4.76 now
I tnn j toilet tize 3t> formerly 3.76 now
2.<i2.
AU.i othcis in the ehcnpnr qualities nt
Hiuiu' re?luelit>n in |>rloe? ubovo.
Ladies Tailof-Made Suits.
?I blnck hi 1 it h 2.84 and 2-00 formo^
|)ri(.'u 4 1,0, now .'I (X)
1 bln?> siiit, size 34, form ?' e 4.60
now 3.00
1 (jrov ?nit ftl/e 02 former pilce 4.60
now .(}<> ?
U ro I ?iiitn. triiflicfl sizoi 1 4 ? ] 0? 1 8 told
at now 3.0.)
1 gu'v ?nit aIh* 83 form*1.- prloo $10
now H.QO
] OKfird proy *jr.e 33 formerly 7 rtow 8'
u trustor Muito gisjo 84 nnd1 80 former)/
? 10 now 8.00
1 < bu k ffrov 82 formerly $10 now
8,00 " ? "
1 Miio ku it size 82 formerly 10 now $8.
2 Mue suit no and 38 form /fly C AO now
4.40 ; ""
1 )>lu^ urey suit aho 34 formerly $10~
now 7.70
1 blrtofc vonitiftn uizo 34 formerly $!?
now 8.00,
1 blk venotUn euit size 30 formerly $10'
now 7.70.
2 Ktun anUfl aizo 84 And mid 80 former.
ly 510 now 7.1 3 *? '
1 Hxht urey oton nizo 84 formerly 7 03
now 6.00
2 light groy eton a'/.f 80 formerly 6.60
now 4.40 . ' ,
! kiuo i?ton hIzo 83 formerly 6,60 uoW. ?
4 40 < jr
1 od ( ton *\zo 84 formerly 10 now 7.704*
Also a lot of fllimaol nlcirtn reduoed (O
prices langiatf front 2 M to 4.40
3 pr? rc??J wool 10-4 blankets, cold for
mer) y 4.2> now !).03 ' ?? ?< * .
fi pr? uroy wool 10-4 blankets formerly
4.76 now ft.UQ
n prw 10.4 white blankets formerly 8.25
now 1 HO
ft prs 10-6 wlilte blankets, formerly
2.75 now 2.20
ft pra 10 4 white blanket* formerly 3.50
now 2.48
7 pre 10-4 ^rey tlankoU formerly 1.50
now 1.10
2 pre 54*72 in grey blanket! . formerly
$1 now 77c. ** f
ft pre 10-l^groy blankets formerly 2.00
OW 1.48/ C/; / ..?!'"'<4T5
pra lo-t grey Klenkets formerly S 00
J 1.1 ? f ? ? Vf '
12 comforts, fokmer prfce 7,>c'tow ftfo. ./
8 " .A !j >]. "
i.iw
2 ? " SWTTr
i sold at H$f
2 ?|i?rr down cnirt.'prt*
5.50. 2 eit'er down corolo<-t? $f
2 eider down comforts sold at 5.40
8.8S. 0
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