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Exchange to Clu;-e.
Tho Woman's Kx^han}?e will iloso
tomorrow. Parties havitnr art
there are requested to remove thorn'
K, G, Minstrels.
?
Tho Kershaw Guards will* givu n
minstrel eutcrtaiinuv>.t ut tho <>|m m
house on t! i e 1 1 h of May, Tlx
Guards nover hall do anything
therefore u pleasant time may iw
fully expocted. K' member the ? 1 ? I <
and giy^ our hoys a rousing hi<<
house,
JSngagemont Cancelled.
On account of the death of Mr. IV.
D. Boykin whose large family e-?n
neetion would have ^ono far to
make a success of the undertaking,
tho entertainment whieli was to have
been given at the < pera house on tho
i?4lh inst. under the aut pices of the
du lighters of the confederacy, Ihim
be n cancelled
A Mechanical Wonder.
Mr. M. IF. Heyman our very popa
lar jeweler has a oloc.k whieh can
justly be termed a twentieth century
wonder. -The mechanism i? marvel*
ous and has only to he wound once
in four hundred days. The price of
tho clock ih oniv ? remarkably
choap for such a clock It is encas
ed in ^lass noil the works can easily
be seen from all sides. It is well
worth a visit to Mr. Ilt-yman'w store
to see it.
A Coming Wedding;.
Cauls have been iBSueil announc
ing the approaching wedding of
Miss Victoria Jordan, tho charm
ing daughter of Mrs. Valentine S
Jordan of Camden, and Mr. Thorn
an .). Lipscomb, Jr ? of this city,
which i? to ti ke place at 0 o clock
ou Wed nesday evening, iho 3Utl< j
I net., at Grace chinch, Camden. A
number of Columbians will yo over
(o attend the wedding. Mr. Lips
comb is the son of Col, T, J. Lips
comb, and is a popular .young bus
iness man. ? Slate, Kith.
Poath.
Mr. \V. D. Bojkin is (load. Tltip
nnnouncmcnt will bring profound
and universal sorrow for none
knew him but to love bun Open
hearted, digniflod and courteous Mr.
Boy kin was a typical southern gen
tlcoian ? a scholar of tho old school.
I I is dodth occurred on Wednoodny
night last and the burial <ook place
yesterday afternoon. TLo funeral
nerviccs were held in the Episcopal
church and notwithstanding tho bad
weather, one of tho largest congrega
tions ever assembled there was pro
sent to pay tho Inst tributes of respect
lo tho one they esteemed so highly.
Pneumonia was tho cause of Mr.
Boj kin's death. lie leaves a widow
and llvo children.
Rising Star Chapter.
At a regular convention of Rising
?twr Chapter. N<>. 4, on hist Wedncs
day night, the Royal A, A\ degree
whs conferred on several candidates
Eyfry thing went off smoothly as
usual, (except for the candidates)
wl.o were given a ''hot time," and
after being rubbed down, at 11.30
were invited to partake of the deli
cious and tempting eolation which
bad been prepared for them. After
an hour spent in Joking and suguos
lions as to the best liniments for tho
candidates to cure their various ills
with, llio companions wended their
way homeward, expressing them
selves well pleased with the ovening.
Expressions of regret wero heard on
all sides, that companion J. T. Bar
row, of Columbia, could not be with
us, as all anticipated his v i s i with
pleasure. We were pleasod to have
with us companions Fuller, of Macs.,
and T. B- MoCUin, of Yorkville, and
trust that they may ooine often.
Our Job printing lia* increased
ftfly per cent during the past thirty
days. Bat why shouldn't it? ^ 'tb
facilities for doing so we now turn
out work the equal of any done in
the State.
Memorial Services.
The Rev. W. B. Gordon held n
very impressive memorial scrvlco for
General Wftdo Hampton on Sunday
afternoon at the Episcopal church
The chancel and altar were drap d
In mourning for the occasion, ami ?
large nnmlier of forsonn ffomc ' trir,
nominations including l!>?
Bi;liool fiobolara of the I'renbyterlan
and Methodist churches were in at
"be close of the soh mn funeral
services of tbe Kpiscopfti church
Mr. Gordon made a brief
Ids usual earnest and emphatic style
on General ?sAVade Hampton as a
soldier, statesman and peaec? j
whose renown as a soldi r
ureat aa hie ability aa a statesman.
when ailing Ibe portion
and governor, in wbleh
Mt of til or tlADDMlll.* *vaa.~. I
*M bis saoceesfhl work, as peace ^
the turbaleot times of 1876. It was!
Hampton who pursosded Tfcc several
. tbousood determined men, who bad I
assembled u> use force oga^ptt tbe
United 8tat?i trOope in Colombia, to
,a?d tb why. saved tbe State
bffraMit bjr military despot
Mi at that critical pe
Carolina's biefory was
ike Ntate wbqee Id
cltisens jras
1isb tbis.
*?4 tbe
PERSONAL
Mr. (?iia 1 1 irseli apent several d.y*
in 1 i i h 1 1 < ? p v i 1 1 o this week.
Mis. Shannon Kitklaml ia visiting
iat her o!ii homo ut Westvillo.
j Mrs. W. S. Alexander visited re
lutivea in Columbia tins week.
Mr. Wm Hrftviutfton, of CharloB
Ion, id spending h few da)8 in Cam
den.
Mo/.tllo Kei slcr, of Charlotlo,
X C., is visiting her winter Mrs. .f. S.
lihamo.
Mib8 I. i>u Munu I ho cxeelle?'t
ii'iudier of tho'IKKalb kohool, i& in
Caiiiden today.
Mrp. \V. J. IV Weeks went toCliar
U'Kton yeatorday morning to take iti
iko exposition.
Messrs. T. J., I\ W. and Diil;
1 'a tic Id, of (Jeorgetown, were in
I'amdon Thursday.
Mr. Rivers Alexander left 1 ut- 1
week to accept a poaition in the ex
press service between Charleston
Mini Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Askow, who
have been on a visit to relatives liure,
lot t Sunday night laat for Norfolk,
Va., whore they wiil reside,
Mrs A M. Lang, of Yorkville, who
ia on her way to Charleston to v i h i t
her fiiator, Airs. Geo. S, 1 1 (taker, in
stopping a few days in Cninden, the
^nunt of Mrs. W. I?. McDowell.
SHORT LOCAL ITEMS.
Senator Tillman will speak in Man
ning uost Friday, tiio 20tb.
The closing exercises of the Sha
ll y Grove School will take place lo
ll ay.
The school at J)oJ\alb has b en
discontinued for the present <?n ac
count of measlos.
The ease of Httrnard H Kvnnp,
charged with rnurd.T in Kiohland
county ban been continued.
In another column will be found
an advert isement from Mr 0. W.
Crosby for ice for fmlo. When in
need of ico be sure to boo him.
Irish potato buiitt have made their
appearance unusually early this year.
Already they are playing havoc with
the potatoes sonto of which are
scarcely out of tho ground yet.
Hherilf Trnnlbnrp carried over t?>
the asylum on Wtdncfulay morning
laof, Leander Gaskiny, colored. rlTiib
is the thirteenth unfortunate that has
been carried from this county with,
in tho past twelve months.
Mr. Henry Savage is having a
dam built around hi<* river land
near the liver bridge io that the
land will be protected from over
flows. Mr, Savage is one of our
most thorough-going business men.
A large crowd -of citizens of
Camden were in attendance at the
funcpal exercises of Gen. Hampton
in Colombia lust Sunday. 27 meuir
lura of the Kershaw Guards in uni.
form were present besides a large
number of tho U- S. 0. V. Camp,
Joseph B. Kershaw.
At the special meeting of council
last Monday night Alderman Carri
H<>n was sworn in, after which the
election of subordinate officers took
plnee which resulted in the entire
corps being re elected, except tho
attorney ? Capt. \V. M, Shannon be
ing eleeted city attortwiy instead of
Capt. M. L. Smith. N \
The County Hoard on Wednotf*
day last accepted the road work
done by MaJ. S. It. Adams on tb?
rtvrr road just beyond the river
bridge. On the same day the con
tract for building concreto piers
for tho steel bridge to be erected
there was let to MaJ. S. R. Adam?
for $780. There were three otbor
bidden for this work ? Messrs.
Zelgler, Henson and Rurdell ? but
Msj Adams being the clogest bid
der tho work was awarded to biro,
Had to Use a Olub. *
Yesterday afternoon Lewis Rob-'
crtP, an employe of J,be Qlympla
Mill, became Engaged f?a a diifloul
ty with Mr. R. T. Gobdale. Mr.
Goodale was forced to itrike Rob
erts across the head an, a back with
a club. Robert*, who had been
drinking, wished to renew the enr
counter, but was finally induced to
j/o homo. Two officers, Messrs. Mc
Donnell and lioland were callcd in,
but did not think it necessary to
mak? arrests at the time, as Rob
erts' injuries while very painfull
were not serious?State, 13th.
Tribute of Respect.
Whereas, it has pleased Almighty
God in His wise Providence to
transfer froui labor to reward, Cap t,
James H. McLeod, a worthy and
esteemed member of McLeod Chap
el, Remhert charge, acd for many
years a member of the official
board. Re it therefore, Resolved,
1. Th at- in the death of Capt.
McLeod our Cburoh sustains the
loss of a mm of excellent mora)
and religions character; of decid
ed worth to bis obnrcb and coon
iry' * *
2. Thai the official board has host
a faithful am) effleftenY member
wbose service and judgment- thej
??teemed. m
3. That eonfeasing oar e?J>mie
?ion to Divine Providence in tble
sad bereavement, we lament the
lose of onr brother, affectionately
oherisb bis memory nod see are ibe
family of oor siaoere eympstby. '
4. That tbeee resolutions N re
corded upon the Jonrnel of enr
I conference, end n copy eenl for
publication to tbe Sovtbcrn Ohrfa*
linn Advocate. ' W. C. Suite,
?? llrlmw.
/?tail MaAiMMflA aft Qakmhdmfi
Wrttoreo Democratic Club.
I'll'* member* of tins cluh u<o
herol?y e-dird t<> meet at t ho otllce of
the Poui.ty I readier <?p s-i n r*.lu v
siMt-rnoon, Ap'il 'J'?th, at 5 it r.\
Time. 1 l\ w klan J,
President.
Now Annonnoment.
Thv1 fallowing n,j\v announetnulUa
appear to ilay :
Log Mature? ('apt. John U. Kich
tir ).j, .) r.
Magistrate, Vppi r Buffalo To*n
ship? Mr. A. West
- -?>+? ? -
ice: icf.::
W e wish to announce that we will
handle ii?o through tho coining sea
son ami respectfully solicit tho pat
lonoge of tho public, Prompt ai?
teidion and satisfaction guaranteed.,
lu-ppi-ut Cully,
I ! t'cKAHKlC & 1 jOi.t.Is
v?, ? ? * ?
V.r Antetl.
Reliable man for manager of a
brunch office wo wish to open in this
vicinity. Hero is a good opening for
the ri^ht man. Kiiully i vo good
references when writing. Tho A. T.
Morris, Wholesale House, Cincinnati,
Ohio. Illustrated catalogue 4 ots.
statnpR.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Tho following transfers of real or
Into were recorded in tho Auditor's
oOloo during the pant week :
Mittie K Truesdel to E T Trues
dol 6!? acres in No 8, $f>.
.1 A MeCa^kill et al t ? ? j-Vjlaojn &
K or wood 1 lot at. Dothnnc, 8 .'it)
Norwood, et al, to .1 K l^o! -
Horn, 1 lot at Hethune, $366 I) i .
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Advertised LottorH.
The following is a list of letters
remaining uncalled for in tho Cam
den post oOlce forhho week ending
April Itti
Jerry Frost. Jno ^ T i 1 1 #? r. (Jeo Mur
rny, liev Jno Bonds, J M Kd*ard?,
Archibald M Howe, 8 L Tiller. W
11 Kelly, H T Pate, W'illio Harris.
W \yilliains, Maqdy Jenkins, Lou
isa May, Mittlo Alexander, Carrie
lfcnson, Mary Kamlin, Charlotte
Powell. .M Elmore Lcisam, Amnhda
R Smoot, Adlin Washington, M K
Wright, ,Mr9 K L Crawford
Parties calling for these lotiors
will please state w/ia/ week they wore
advertised.
G. G. Alexanoeh, P. M.
Closing Exorcise? of Gum Spring
School.
It was our pleasure on last 'Tues
day evening to witness tho closing
exorcises of Gum Spring School
tHiight by Mr. Willie Dunu.
After the valedictory short ad
dresses were made by Senator T. T.
Hay and Sunt, of Education, i>. B.
O iarke,
We had the pleasure of Inking
supper with Mr. Zsek BarflcM,
where u roost bountiful repast was
served the visitors.
This school has reflected ranch
credit on Prof. Dunn and on the
widc-a-wuke citizens of the com
munity. The exercises were heid
in the Grange li&ll, which by the
wny is a Urge and comfortable
building Just, completed. The deep
interest manifested by the eltisens
of Gum Spring In the educational
work is meeting with matked suc
cess, with a promise of high Intel,
lootuul attainment for the children
of the community. Cor.
A pretty icirl aometimea fires r young
nian'R heart with admiration, and then
her father fires the ri?t of hi? perion
with Bhoe leathur.
Marriage#,
Rev. J. T. I>endy left yesterday
for Beihune to un|to in marriage
nt the homo of the bride's father,
Mr. Murdock Bethuur, Rev. A. M
McNaull, pastor of the . Bethune
Presbyterian ohurob, and Alias
Kate Rethupo Ope of Betbuoe's
iqost charming, accomplished and
deservedly popular young ladies. ?
Kershaw Era.
At the home of the bride'a father.
Mr. B L Blackwell. on Broad street,
last Wednesday evening Miss Emma
BUckwell and Rev J It. Buzeman
were united in tho "holy bonds of
matrimony. Rev. .label? Ferris oflj.
ciatipg Mr. Roneman is pastor of
tho Gaffney Baptist church. On
Thursday morning Mr. and Mrs.
Boecman left fir Charleston whore
they will spend a few days at tho
exposition before going home.
Wednesday April 16th, 1902,
the home of Mr, and Mrs, A, H.
Boykin. near Boyklns, was tt.s seobe
of the quiet but pretty wedding of
their eldest daughter Miss Elisabeth
Richardson Boykin and Mr. William
Hughe* of Charleston. The ceremo
ny took place at high noon, the Rev.
W. B. Gordon, of Grace Church,
Camden, officiating, and only the
immediate family and frienda were
present. After an informal recep
tion the yoWg couple left for afyex*
teoeivi-tHp to Florida. They will
probacy q?ake Charleston their
home.
The home of Mrs. Sallie Adams,
two wiles north of tows, was the
Acaoe of a quiet home wedding last
evening. Her daughter, If lea Mary
K. Adams and Mr. E. J. Mathla,
formerly of thia place but n*w of
Caaadan. asis s?lu4 holy
bonds of wedlock, tbe Rev. J. M.
Steadnae performing the osrsososy.
Only aoae of the neereet relative*
of the bride were preeepi. Tbe
Wide U an exeelleni yoeeg lady
ANNOUNCEMENTS
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worilj !??!.'/ />? iitMiifljvr hi ?' / '
A ((???'/ hi rr f-V/f MiM'x C !/?< (/
r/,.irj/' rr .'(.'.i i':T i< c< 7 i4 .// /<
r, I i '< o.iY
KOK ,\ ir lii roi:.
To Mil' Viator* Of KiTkImW OoillltV \t tin' >|1*
llclUfloii of fi ii inis from ivory sci lion < f t >?
count i , I hereliy offer lit) aelf *s a fun ! t
i'-tiuuiy Auditor. Having iiiaii? year* c\p in :
Hint u Hun ullKli knowledge i f the i: > ? 1 .11
qitilitor, I fowl s?ii-nc.i tiirti | ( An hit tin 1 Mi'i 1 >
lllC tiallKfaCllllll Of lllO pOOpill . I Will .?. >? >tf l>y
I III" I ( Stl it l' I l 111' 1 If III I 1. 1 1 1' I' Willi 1 > .
Uo-pi I'tfiriwmiiii'iilUi'il
w . itr Mi' 1 KKiimv.
I liori liv u:iii> iiuri> iii.vh if .1 t ui.uiintc u : ??>
mil 0 of Auditor of Kcrsl iw ('ouni.i in;'t ? t,
?>n I'liniAiy JOii i tlon, rtiiil rio|i?-. 1 :i. i> m>ii> .1 . e
lotos of All Democrats, \\ IlliC I ll?VO Hit | ID' :??
1 ri onl of oohaci|uciii'o, I think my pcisonal ie
i'V?l With ono II rm us clerk and hook-keeper 1 \
MTiiiIhih over 11 continuous |>ci nd of t?\ cum - n 0
y ? a 1 s is h mi n iclciil KilrtlUllti'O I lilt | !?e A lull 1 01 s
oltti-n \\ III while I am 1 tie 1 inn mix- ill , lie coi I il?
cil 111 a tlioroutrhlv limine^ manner.
Kespi C.tlultj , W, A. hi IIKOi K.
?|> the Democrat le. voters of Kcishau ci.ntit\:
Tliriinglt (ho soiii'iiiiiion of frienda thmut;h>
nut the o.ounu I present ui.v mime in 1 r.11. 1 <ia'c
for the nosiDon of fount? Auditor. Having
(oriueit the Ai'>|itiiliit Alice of the people itiiil
uequlr cil a luM t vi knowledge of the piopoily mi
1 lie different loc. 1 III i"S of tin' i on ni y, I mil tied el
prepared tn itlselinrKO the dm lea of Hie oltu ?.
M1011I1I the |ioi |?ie honor me ukhiii l>> ele iini?
me to the position, 1 will piotniso II11111 to
discharge 1 he duties to the lies I of my ahiiiiy and
without iliKcrliiiliiAtliin. 'I'hnnkliiK my friends
for their past favors mid ftolieiUnn their patron
a^e Altai cHteoiu in the future, 1 pledge myse 1 10
utdile the result of Hin pi unary eleclion.
llospeet fully, 1'. T. ItltlTK.
) hereby aiiiiouuce iiivstif n ciiellilatn f ?r
i i iinly Auditor, Mitiject tu ijm deiui .ciat 1> p> 1.
111a 1 y . .1. A. (JlUUNliV.
The friends of Maj. K, K. Sill herotiy announce
his name us a candidate for the office 'of Auditor
for Kershaw county subject In the l>. -inncri lie
pi unary, ills know loilge of the oflle-o euiiiiei.l i>
nualliles li I til for tho position. Many l-'iiemts.
KOK TKKASUKKH.
Mr. Killtor ? IMi'ftse iiniimince the name of Mr.
\V. K. Ilouph for re-election lo the nttice of
Treasurer of K01 stntw rounty rthli h lie has so
Mcrepiahly rtlleil to the outlre Hiitis(a''ti<i,i 01 ilm
whole people. Many rrlimls.
HCI'T. or KDrCATlON,
Kilitor Chronicle: --We Ihe frleiiils of Mr, H. C
ltruce, lake ploamire in aiinonuoinu him for ihe
position of couniy Supei iniwinluiil of Kitncatlon
for Kcrslp.lW ?'tiunt>-iii the e.imliiK' democratic
primary. Mr. ItiueeiH a teacher who lias jjiven
pet feet sallal ici ion t>i Die pairon< of Ms school
and we feel sutistlcil I hat 111 the oillce for xihiett
wo announce him, lie will aitend to tl|e ilutio#
iheunilient upon liini with Hit' >idnc erne and at
tention, ' JJasterti lyershaw.
Ttt I III' V?U'? * ui KotKliaiv I'niiiil) i-~\Vith kind
rciiictnliranc.e of, ami thjOtkti fur your lo'Si ty
Hiijinort o| my eailiiiilae.y ' >1 the nitlce of supi.
(if hituoalion tn the lasi ei<niimlj;!i, I luraln an
nounce myself a cfitidlilale fm Hint oillce. If
elected I pledge my U'si cflot u in t'ctuitt of the
schools of the entire county.
Heapcctfully, ' K. I', tiiwiM,
MCtimi'ATUH n.
Mr. Kilitor: ? The friends of Hon. .Ii.lm (i.
Kicharils, Jr., desire to pliu'e his naiiie lu fore
the democratic voters of Kershaw county f?r
reelection to the Legislature. t'a|>t, KicIiiiiiIh
has inudc an aide li^iKlHtor and no l>< ttei iiiaii
can tie found In Koishaw county t'i icpiem nt
ihe fai mem of our cimtiiy. We fiieretum iiouil.
najc jilin MiliJet't lu i|to rtiU'ii of the d'-mocia le
(?id tjl, Ills Vi lends.
M.UilSTUATK.
Mr. KJitor I'loano unnounoo i h o
name of Mr. A. Wont us ti camlidato for
I In- > thro of Ma^istraii' n> ?i?jht laudato
toWI)idli|>. Mr \\ I'd is il i.'HOil IUHH ik Hi I
\\ i> fi't-1 KAtislii* I thai ho will (.'tv'i* otitiu*
i sit 1 1 si hi' ti>Mi to tin* |n?t*|*lc?. I- rioiul*.
' Harbor Shop Notico.
Notieo is hero by ^iven that c> |i
an 1 afU'V May 1st, 1S>02, our tdtops
i will olosi! tv I :.;U) p. in., Sauntia\'n
I'XceptOil. Knui hii ItuoriiKiiH,
McCt \t.\ A Sox's.
( A M 1>1.\, S. ( .
C ate ring to tJke Corn rue rciat a mi
| ?'*>// ri;-t {'in t '&/.
.Uv. ttiitl itlrs. Scott Hiuni'ti,
I'l'o/trictors.
Notice of Application for Discharp!
I K'olico is lu'ri'hy givon that oiw month
! from date hereof, on Monday May I'.Uli
' 1 i'02, at 1'J oVloek M., wo will apply t<?
j tin' Judgo ?it" lVobato of K crshinv
j County, South Carolina, for Lotion
1 )isiiiissoiy na Kxecutors of (lit* t'Mtato i>|
: It. ,1, Unti l ill', dooeanod.
W. 11. K ATCl.lFK,
It. C. HATli.ll-'K.
Kxt'cutors
April 18, lVO:1.
ICE -- ICE.
! Make your arrangements
lilt ( I fisc ii 1 1 t'i nior'n Kumituie
Store for Ice (iee house in
ri ar of wtoro) the number o(
| pounds you will want eaeh
jday and the time of day you
| will want if.
I The Delivery Wagou
| will 1)0 on schedule time,
j Tickets 50c per hundred ll>s,
| <l()e per hundred in 100 ll>>
and over. / }^
Terms Cash,
K<\spi'etfullyt
CROSBY.
y/oti'cc.
APPLICATION FOR CONFI RM ATION OK COMPOSITION'.
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IN TFII5 mViTKR OK i vv IMVn?,|lT(,v
ZKMP HROS., HANKIUJPTS. f ha:Nkm 1 1 ^ ?
IN 'I Hi: DISTRICT COURT OF TUB I'NITKI) STATES FOR TIIH DISTRICT
OF SOl'TII CAROLINA. / /
On ll;is lT.Ui day of April, A. I)., 1002, 'on reading the (oro|*oim{ ( i< >n . it Ih
nrdured 1 ?y 1 1 ? c* Ccfart, Hint a hearlntr be 1i??<1 upon tl?c siinn- at 1 '2 /'cloel^' M . on tin*
Ut <!uy of May,^ 11*02, before TIkih. J. KirkUnd, Special Master alalia nflico in
(iHiudi'ii, S. C ; ami that notice tin ri>of he published in The Jr'aindeii Ohronhrlt?, *
newspaper printed in iai<l district. and that nil known orodituii and oilier pontdtia
in intiTi-st may appear at the aaid time and place and uliow canto, if any tt?ey liave,
why the prayer of llie said petitioners Should not be granted.
And it i? further ordered by tlio Ha^d Court, that the Clerk shall send by lunil IohII
known cred'tora copies of B?id petitioiNtml thin order, uddrossod to thcni at tlieir
places of residence* as ataled,
Witnoaa. the Honorable William IT. Rrawloy .Tudao of the enid Court, and iho
Peal IheVeof, at Charleston, in said district, on tlio Ifitli day of April, 190.'.
UvatI C. J. CHUISON,
) bKAij) Clerk.
flepioval jMotlce.
AVo beg to notify our friondfl that we will move our
Stock this week to tbe Opera House Store for tlie pur
pose ot having erected a Now and Modern buHiness home
on the *pot now occupied by our old one. 1 We expect to
have in our tempornry quartern a convenient arrange
ment of our usual Big Line of General Merchandise}
niuT a specially choice line of
SPRING NOVELISES
TO WHICH WE INVITE YOUR ATTENTION.
Romember our new location for the present ? TfJE OPERA
IiOUStt STORE. Respectfully,
M. Baum and Company.
Wanted You
TO RKMEMBER that wlion you go to most scores
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for Stoves, .Nails, fauns, Revolvers and everything
in o Hardware line, you have to bluff them *" IX"
little, because this is necessary to get the right price,
but n(|t so at our store, Patnden, S. C. Ask for
^.anything in this line and the
PRICE IS RIGHT
REMEMBER ALSO, that we carry a complete line
of fresh Groceries, . also Harness, Dry Goods,
Shoes, Hats, etc, -IsH prices to suit the sho?t crop*.
Attractive goods at attracts prices ? thatVthe kind
you want ? we have all these? lor what /we savo
you, helps us both. ? / '
Mail orders filled same day as received, and have one
attention.
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Famous Gilt Edge Store..
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djiinh:'..
The Famous Gilt ICdgo Store
announces the arrival of u beau
t i I'll 1 line <?( up-to date Spring
")? ( ionds, such art (In li ? i L\.t -
calcs, Madras*, Colored I*i
(jutrt, Riack and Colored Duck,
Cheviots, Silk Ginghams, l'lain
and Figured Olmllk-n,/ Silk
uStiiped Challies, Nunsvei l?>g,
&c., all of which are of t lie
newest and most approved
Styles.
We have just received also
a full line of Hlauk Wool Dress
Goods, consisting of various
qualities of Ohallies, Henriet
tas, 13itiste?, &c., which for
beauty and excellence of qual
ity cannot be surpassed.
To those who are looking
j u h t a little into the future as
well ns providing for their pres
ent want* we will say that we
have various lines in which
we can in (crest them, and will
take great pleasure in show
ing you through and quoting
priccH 011 some of the prcttieat
and most drcatn-like Summer
goods ever shown in this mar-.
kt"- . ?fv '
Trusting that, you will fi^oi*
us with 30111* pre sen co very
soon, we aie,
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