The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 27, 1902, Image 3
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Diamond Rings. <0
Call and ioo.tho biggest selection
of Diamond Rings over shown in
Cfttn.lon. M. "? Herman.
Now Announcements.
'J'ho fullAwing now announcements
appear to day :
l?'or Coxuucr ? - M r. Thomas (j.
Williams*
Religious Services at Dt>Ka)b.
There is preaching at 1 )<? K n : l .
every It)) Sunday at II o'clock and
eaijy eandlo light. Prayer meet,
ing every Wednesday night and
Sunday school every Sunday morn
i'?g
, Storm,
Ouo of the most severe < icetrieal
storms evor witnessed here | ? a s ?* ? i ?
ov^r Camden last night .about 10
o'clock. There was not much ruin
but the wind and lightning was
vory severe. Many lltubs and some
trees were blown down, but outside
of that no other damage is report,
cd.
New Drug Store
Camden is to have a new drug
store. Drs. A. W. Burnet, W. ,J
r)unu and It. T. Goodale are to bo
ilio owners. They will occupy tlir
Wolfe building recently used as the
dispensary, The furniture and
? jixtures of the new alore, we are in
formed, will equal that of the finest
drug store in the Slate.
$ motber?
Uber and
rim***
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w$ b*Utor.
tttd totflf
Teacher Elected.
Miss Kraily L. Zemp, daugbtc.
Dr. F. Leslie Z< mp, has been elect
ed a teacher in the Camden graded
school to fill tlio vacancy made there
by I bo jesignation of Mies Margaret
Burnet Mies Zemp graduated in
the* Normal course at Wlnthrop, hnn
t ausbt two yrars at Cokesbury and
one year at Orangeburg. She conn'H
liigbly reco in tn ended from all those
institutions and all concerned feel
tl at no mistake ban been made in
electing bor to that position.
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Out on Bond. I
.Judge Aldrieh has granted bail
to A ?ron WillianiB in the sum of
$3,500. Mr. K. I). Blalceney ap
peared for the motion and Capt. M.
I,. Smith contra. Although the
b ond is quite a heavy one it was
promptly gotten up and yesterday
Williams i*as rcloasetj^ 'froin jail.
His bondsmen are : /Messrs. S. W
Heath, R. L. IVUfckmon, L. C.
Hough and W. /Ti. Williams, of
Kershaw. Williama i-t represented
by Messrs. W. D, Tiantbaui and
K. D. Itlakeney.
Cnn't "Tho Fourth'' Bo Observed On
MondnyP
H baa been1 suggested that instead
ftfeu?|H*U(Ung bufinepa on Friday,
u Jth 4th, as Is always the custom
here, that Monday, tlio 6th, be ob
purved.- Tbis would enable thes*
who wish to leave town to spend two
dn'ys instead of one. This, wo think.
i? a matter worth the consideration
of our busincas moo, and would be
much appreciated by their faithful
employees who got only two holidays
throughout Hho entire year This
mggUBtion is ^fiiadc. by one of our
btisine88 mon and not the clerks as
might be auppoeod.
Result of the Tournament.
The tournament yesterday was
largely attended and especially bv
Camden people. The Northwestern
' railway carried ^20 yesterday morn
ing and about 100 Wednesday
morning. The track was a line
one and the races the fastest and
prettiest ever held in this iitate.
' Delgar of Sumter won first prize,
?200 ; Columbia, No. 3, second, tr.O ;
Camden third, #25.
The following is the time made :*
Monnaghan, of Sumter,. . . .36 3-6
Independents, of Columbia, .40 1-5
Delgar, of Sumter . . S3
Palmetto, ^Columbia,. Hlew ont
Columbia Ngrr^f 35
Camden . . . 35 2 5
Death of Mrs. S C. Zemp. 0
On Tuesday morning last our com
mtinily wan made ead by the an
nouncement that on tbc night before,
Mrs Hattie Zemp, the beloved wife
<>f I)r. S. Zemp, had closed her
young lifo at the residence of his
mother in Kirkwood^ &be bad been
sick for two or three%eekA and . the
pfi^lic were hoping that sho would
recover, hut her diseaee was typhoid
fi'ver and the hope was not well
founded. Zemp wan the Second
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Trneadel. of Camden, and had Just
entered oponaiwcfnland happy
ffomsnhood. From childhood sho
was loved by all who knew her for
hor gentleness, modesty an<|. real
*otth Here was indeed a moet ex
cellent c!??!ree?ar. Bat ? few years
?go the and Dr. Zemp were ?>?*?
ri?d. aod no ooople ervr had % fairer
pmepect forakmc and .happy life.
B<Vleat Qod die
Qiuiul Excursion to Columbia.
thu Seaboard .-Ur Line Iviilw.iy
will run an excursion from Hamlet.
Ifheraw, Cnmdcu and intermediate
pointH to Columbia next M?>nda\,
.Juno 80th. 1 he rates have boon
tnado very low fr<.in nil points, being
only 75o from Cumdcii lor tho roui tl
Uip. There will ho oUwr l?ig exoui
*ioiis to Columbia on tho sumo du\
ami everybody will have a big time.
Thia low rato will afford everybody
i ho opportunity of visit i nt? <,*? utn
>?ia.
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PERSONAL.
Mr. A I Ion O-as, Jr.. is at homo
Mr. S. N Smyt 11 was in (V.tn.l.t.
yostordav.
Mrs Capers Ims returned homo af j
1 1- r visiting in Gharloston.
Mr. \V. J). Barrett wont to ) ?r**
vara, N. C., last Saturday.
M iss 1 1 addie ( !ai ke, of A t lanta, is
visiting M r?. .J. 1). Kennedy.
Mrs. (Jus llirBeh returned home
Irom Orangeburg lu.-t Tuesday
Mr. T. W. Bartiold, of George
town, visited (Jamdon this week.
Mrs. I), b. Hlackwell went to Kim
shaw yesterday to visit relatives.
Supervisor Phelps was in tho up
per part of the county yesterday.
Mrs. l\ II. Xeltoa, <?f Columbis,
is visiting Mrs. \V. M. Shannon.
l)r. C. 1*. DoBoso left on Wodnes
day hist for a trip to (ilena Springs.
Misa Oertrmto McDowell, of Co j
himbift, i? visiting relatives in Cam- |
den. . |
Mrs. S. iaemen went to Sumter
NVodnesday after xisitin^ Mrs. A.
Weinboig.
Rev. ,1, li Stokus lias returned
homo much to the Relight '>1 liis
many friends here.
Wc received a pleasant call on
Saturday list from Mr. Bonny
Barnes, of Atlanta. Ga.
Mies Nettie Weinberg, uf Mau.
ning, visited Dr. nnj Mrs. A. Wein
berg !i fr\v days this wool
Mrs. II li Jord??n nod Miss Bessie
Jordan went to Pawley'a Island yes
terday to l>o gone a month.
Mr. Arhurtus Haile, of Camden,
visited his unelr, Mr. L. M. Clv
burn, the past week. ? Lancaster
Ledger.
Mr. Allard Harwell who has boon
in Camden for the past month at, the
residence of Mrs. II. K. Jordan left
hiBt week for Atlantr:.
Mr. Arthur Munn is quito ill with
typhoid lever at hi? fathor'a home ;.t
DeK'tlb, and is being i^,.
Pr. F.rncst Brasington.
('apt. M. li. Snwli han accepted an
invitation to deliver an address at
? lie Fourth <?? ? July celebration in
Gnftnoy on Friday next.
Mr. and Mrs l\ Benton Bruce, of
Biahopville, name up to Camden lam
Sunday morning and spent the rluy
returning on Monday morning.
Mins Saidie Jacobaon returned
home from Atlanta Thursday aoeom
panied hy l.e.r pister, Mib3 TiUa .In-,
cnbaon and Misa Lavign, of Atlanta.!
Mr. and Mra. J. A Hong. ? #f j
Winnrboro. 9 (' , and Miss Carrie,
Graner of Frederick, Md , visited
| Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Goodale thin:
weok
Mr. Herman Kcheuk, of Oeorgo
town, came over Monday ovunint*
and roturned y ostordny morning. He
was the ghost of Mr. and Airs. J^eo
Schenk.
Missen Jennie and Mabel Arrants,
of Abbovillo, are visiting Mr. T. S
Myers* family. Th^sc young ladies
are daughters of the late Mr. Thom
as Arrants.
Mrs. H. L. Thomson, who was vit
iting her son, Mr. W. C. Thomson, of
Lansaster. was called baek home last;
Saturday on account of the Illness of
lier little grandson, Loroy Hinaon,
who ia sick with fever.
Mr. 'J'. B. McClain has moved
his family to Camden and they are!
for the present occupying one of
the cottages on Jlobkirk Hill un
til Mr. McClain completer, his new
residence on upper Main street.
Camden extends to them a warm
welcome.
An unusually laige number of
teachers from this county and of
t he Camden graded sohool are at
tending tiie State summer school
this year. Yesterday Mrs. N. S.
Withers and Misses Cornelia Mick
k, K. 1'. St?>ncr, Annie Leitner,
Margaret Burnet and Prof. L. T.
Mills left for P.ock Hill. Miss Sa
die Kennedy is taking a course at
the Southern Normal school at
Knoxvillo, Tenn.- Camden cor. to
Columbia State.
Among the old gold and olive
contingent that went to Sumter
yesterday were Mre. Leo Schenk,
Mrs. A J. Stokes, Misses Louise
Shoorn, Tiny Rhaine, Minnie Wolfe,
Bessie Vaughan, Sadie and Ktty?
Jacobaon, Lily Lavign, Com Heard,
Ida Goodale, Alli^aod Hessie
Zerop, Tillie GeiaenLeimer, Rosa
Jacobaon, Uelle Osteen, Mattie Ad
Bessie Gerald, Joe Shannon* Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. P. Weeks, Mayor
and Mr*. K. O. McCrefgbt, Dairid
Wolfe, C. J. Shannon, M. L.Srroitb,
G. H. Baum, David ?>Withe^poon,
L. A. Alexander, Wn.
WWUker; WITH? Sh?oni, R. B. Wii
iians, Dr. A. W?lt?ber*, H. I. D?
fUky Rpbln Zemp, J. J. ^OoodaJe,
Bddit BrfcCr*igbl, J. B- Vinfhf??
Jr. Frank Vaughan, Dong. Lnth
1m, * "? Ltilitm, SniilW
Jobn Bb??t?c, H?rmtn Scbenk,
Dsde Baum, Sldwj a>mp, J eke
Hirscb, C. U. Al?iwd?r, H?ry
GfttrliM, A. G. Wbifak?r. D. ^
W lifts ??> Henrf
SfohtU J. NfHtfft Jr? L
|Svklo?borfff Hani Bobeak,
yztmp, Ak* ' H'
\V<? I o h r 1 1 l Uivt a togro ohflfch noai
J the frhy place it slioti dUtuiice I ?o ! ?.> ?*
? Swift i re?U whs blown down l\Y
J IhhI night's storm.
t Childcm'* 1 >fi\ wiM ho observed at
j Mi/.pah i hn'cli, 1 *> uidca front t 'air. ?
i\on, on tho 1 >t Saturday in duly.
i'hankR tor (in invitation to bo pre*
int.
Preachers on a Picnic.
I nst Tuesday Kov?. J. \Y. Kdgo,
ill. llviinT? done?, \Y A. Fii:v,
ill I hacker, \V. i\ Smith and I. M.
I ?out enjoyed a libh try on Sun too b?<
I !ow Soimnorton Wo are not inform
I lie to whether thoy, themselves.
? ?'wont alining' its did tlto apostle
ot cid, or caught their HhIi by prow,
but of the fact that tl>oro wan a great
Milticionoy wo huvc had testimony.
"T!.?*v nil did oat and were tilled. "
>^?*foaeh on o testified tlmt it wnaj
good to I >c lhero.--Siiir.tor Hernia.
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Advertised Letters.
The following is a liHt of lot tors
remaining uncallod for in iho Cant*
den post oilloe for tho week ondin^
.1 one -- t
NV K Ktlly, (' 1) Sampson, K I)
Turner, (J M Tobiu, James Rey
nolds, Porta MeDonel, 1) H Hayes,
(r K Adams, Maggie Anderson,
Kannte Thopiae, Lila Michel, Mrs
Mary A Ado ins, Josephine Hum -
tnoud, Xella l)airs.
Parties calling for those letters
will please stnto iv/mt week thoy wore
advertised.
U. li. A I<KX ANlVtli, I'. M*.
.Examined for Wo?t Poipt.
By direction of Congrtosrfi an
Kinley, u competitive examination
whs held in the court house at
Yorkville Inst week for a cadetship
at West Point. The examination
was conducted by Senator J. Steele
Br ice, ("'apt. William W. Lewis and
l>r. J. I). McDowell. There were
nine vowng men wno appeared f ? ? r
the examination, ay follows: Den
i) i h Colvin, Chester; K II. Foster
and .J no (.', Millard. Lancaster: A.
S. /a nt |> nnd Calhoun Aneruto,
Cauulen; W. S. Chapman and K. C.
Moore, Hock Hill, and John Rainey
Ashe and Marshall Neil, of York
v i He- Mr. C'alhoun Aucrum was
the winner. It will he remembered
that Mr. \V. A. Ancrum, Jr., a
year or two ngo received un ap
pointment to Annapolis, Md, It.
does uol often occur that two mem
bers o;' the same family are ao for
tunate.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The following nanioH were registered
nl. tlu' two hotels wincv lurt Friday :
LaFatkttk II m.i. ? .) (j Gohlsend, '1'
M Johnson, W J Hall, (i W Mcridith.
.J K Jones, H I DePnsij, C Porter, I!
W Duron, H litirnatiixs (; WHlhmi J J;
Vaughau, Jr., KS Xt'tt-Us. Jr., S
Link, N II Cunnadv, 0 D Knight, J no
() Fiant, Joseph JlooV, S M ,s
Witherapoon. J V Maxwell, Aitliui
Oh r son, (: >?' Jenkins, s; p Winn, Thou
\V Lvlof, A VJffurchison, C A Nichol
son und G Will>y, 11 (iraylor, T
W Andr^fws, \V ?I Hall. J I{ 10 Stalling,
R J Person, Jr., 15 )) Slacudkcn, I) C
Kay, C If llanon, 10 J Jeffords,. J ?
O'Neill, J 15 (IMjjojv, II 0 Blake, C M
I Oartrij'ht. J J Whianant, Miss Pauline
Whisn.Tnt, J J Puller, \V J Hall, Will
Wiell. H Allen Vounir. W J Oartor, \Y <
F Early. J Stephan'y, J M Patrick, Miss
F J, Minis,
Won km ax Hor?K? Chas 8 Ktoney, O
I) Harr, Jj J Mint*, J W lmrram, J (?
tflrainherry, 11 W Fair, J W Joaey, P P
Hardy, W L DePnuB, J B O'Bannon, J
H Barxtell. 0 L Shackelford, II M Sapp,
Thoa Grillith. Jas Hunter, K I) Boatick,
Jacob Il*ss. J W Floyd. T J Htrait, W
B Wilson, J ){ Smith, B C llapjies. J B
OMhpmoii, W O .Smith, C A Newson, W
C Saunders. W L DePass, I) J Grillith,
\Y M Boatick, S T Moser. Jaa F Brad
ley, W B K oilman, G T Ratcllffo. W D
Inj/ram, T I) Young, J II Dudley. W F
Mcleod, T B Truesdoll, W F Brown, L
C Poland, ED Blakene3', WF't'layton,
)i $1 Wellfl. John C Man, M S Wither
upoon, R II Gray, J li Lindsay, John
GeUer, J W ' Floyd, Isaac "Well, J W
I'.ralcr, J W Leak, S 8 Bowden, Sol
Eichhnum, W J Dunn, 8 S SolhorHulin,
\V T Coleman, B C Summer, J /< Hum
phries. J A Brawlcy, II G Lunoholin,
W A Heckling, W H Burns, \ B Oath
cart, John II MeMaater, L D Wray, J
M Connor, W Leater Well, Miss F M
f'owe, W M Kav, W J Dunn, L D
Childs, Geo W llerriuKton,
At tho Mayoi'a Court.
Tho tuntlnfic in the Mayor's court
room on Monday morning last was
a 1 i 1 1 1? different from tho nsnal and
consisted chiefly of tljo ridiculous.
Quite a crowd of spectators were
present.
Daisy Kant aud Anna Carlos two
negro women were tbc first oasos up
These two women got into a row
about Daisy slapping Anna's child
and wlion Anna called hor dirty
names a^out it she slapped her (An
na's) face. They each plead gulby
but were allowod to tell their tale o?
woe whiuh proved quito amusiug
Fncd $3 each. %
A. K- Ji ma, a foreigner who could
not talk Kngiieh, was up on the
ehargo of racing a horse on ^lic
street. IIis interpreter stated , thai
bp did not know lie was doing vftrong.
but i ho Mayor could not see it that
way and put a small fine of $1 upon
him? telling him thai be would kcow
better next time. '
Mr* S onsen Kozmt, another for*
eigncr, who- conducts * store on
Main street, was op op the charge of
fighting end plead not guilty, hot
the evidence wept to show tut she
yujoiltT. hot that she bed greet
rror^slkm for so doinf, thet*fors
the Major pet a ntfminel foe of ote
oent npoa Uer. Ufl Komt node e
statement that oe Belofday . night
.Wm. Bazley eeineloto her store end
booght goods of Iter and refusing to
pef for thess. sbs deei?edsil it of
kle, whexenpoa he eomsd her end
the etreck htm ie Ike ftee with A
bottle, tale; SM tm?sd 8*ter
dey*fcfcft?ta*l If ptav to W >
toyfce looee t*m tfte elUtr sod r?
- ' ?M
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SHORT LOCAL ll'KMS
l.isi Saturday wa* tl?o 1 m^ividay
in the yeatt, And i' '* wn? t'>e
hottest
I i. 1. I!. Alex nder t -vs nur
thanks lot a v t*i \ ?!? ! ' *? * n i ?< *
k?U;?c U i<; the ti rrtt i ??' >? ?*
*s<?n Unit wo have biv <
Now thaMhefe an : un ? 1 i ?
date* out for the Ami ?*?' lVn-o it
i* said that t ho race Is '? }? ?mo
auvon op, hut il in in'.dnn'c-d that
there may bo an otolith p. yr a;
t he name broken up.
Thtrre in u ease of &inall|-\ a1 !?'>?
p.-tT '{ i? being; woll take* .'!?ro of
l>. 1 1 1 >\ t. oxeellent younij pS*
I>r \V. .1 Hurdoll. untl il?e?*-* i* iittle
danger oi (i spread of tho *1 i oa e
t bore.
Hero is a verbatim copy oi ?? note
(lUpatehed to a Hillvillo eaud dale
l iv t ho mistrosa of Km house t " l>f< ir
,|i?hn ? 1 know you're busy runoin
l*?r otVicM1, but won't \ou plea**. taWe
..mo to oomo home an' c h a n ? ? ? * \ourj
stnped ^birt, so's it can in thoi
* ksY'"
Prince Williams, h ne^io boy
about I I years ot ?? jj^o whh am sli d
to Cnnulon ou Saturday l?*st for i
stealing a mule. SherllT Trant ham j
saw the boy with t'no mule ollVnng
it for hale aud upon inventi^ition j
found that ho had stolon it. fiom
Anguish McDonald in (Jhe*>'< i lield |
county, l'riuce is now in j .? 1.
There arejiow seven prisoncis in
the county j*il : Leonard l>ixon
! nd M attio DeBsr, lunatics; Aimer
Pro./n, a nojjjro, is t.hore for obtain- )
i i ? jr i/oodn under false pretense', i
Curie Mickel lor ft^htin- ; ami
1'iinoe Williams for l*rceny of live I
Block Mrs. Carrie hunter is still j
in jail awaiting the result of Itow
ou'h wounds, whom ahe shov in
West Waterec last. week.
In tho oc*n?etery at DeKalb i* a J
grave which docs not fail to attract j
tho'HtteuUon of all vititors to that;
place. It ih ccnien'od over and :
sunken in the cement are Mi.a'l black
pebbles spelling tbo word "motukh."
The gravo is that of Mrs. II. J.
Muun who died a year or two j
and the work was done by her Ron, i
Mr ,1. L. l.ovo, and shows tho love j
and honor Ihia devoted son had for j
bis mother. j
Union was visited by another cy
clone last Saturday afternoon. Ben
Hot nil I, a prominent farmer of that
region see in to have been the heav
iest loser. Every nejjro cabin and
out bouse on his plane wore blown
down.bul hia hotno was not damag j
?'d to any extent. For Kcveral miles j
around many cabins, barns, out
bounce, cle., wore blown down. It ifl ?
said [hut as much as 40 acres oj oul? ?
ton probably kqeo wai doetroj.
od, the ground lioinjj H\yep^ cl?an j
HS-II flonv.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children. ^
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Machiuc needles and oil.
Gelsonboiiner'n.
SELLING AT COST
Will aoll my onuro stock shoos
dry tfood, noticing Hnd li.tts ?t 0<?st
tnakin" room fi?r h lar ?o utoek inter
?m. < 'Ofiic at oneo and bo convinced
(?: ihft fact, It will n<>t lor. i; tit
! tlti? I \mtoy^8tl>fo Not liui|; will lu*
: at l Ito ?h??vo |>rti*?'?t I'Iomh''
don't tislx for efviht. (>*v.inrintf
; Saturday. t ho ^ I a t ,
A iirtiolcM nntnod ? iSodn
' paoku or 10 lbs for Vin^j'ni ih<?
{ bottf wlnto winn sold at I < >*.? per ^tl'.,
; tit. :Wo. ('u"b nnd Kttucori *o!l ti?u:,
j ("o jut hot. lomalovs acll at 1
I rt?'!l u! 1 1 1 2<* p?% r own. Molasos
pi trim! 8 koM jit '2oc, now at I ( ><?
MohiHoft por ^?l ftOo, ni lUo. Molasos
1 per ^h! 4?>o, now a 'J"o (M>!d d\isf
washing powdor* 3 il>?? *f??r 2.">o, now
I ?'(? now I a ami pito)u:rn 1 w1', now
lit W5e. UowIh tool Yi'(,lo>r.-i 1 at
I 7;>o. Mod oliiunbers i^Vfrod s"-\ :.i
Mod eh am bora t?? >t eovn od .">ur,
iii' :>f?o Mod oh timbers not r >v <r?H
I 2f>o, tit 2<>o. Lamps way bolow -
ular prieos. Lard other# *tdl at 1 *2 A ??
: 1 well 10, ?. Shoos, M At h. notionn,
I dry ^uods v\4ay down Kespoet
J. K. I'KKKIV
I Cantoy, S. ().
South Carolina fCerebaw (/'oun'y
I 1 tutor Hii< I by virtue of pmniry tax
I ox or n lions to mo di rooted , t will piooeod
j to soil, ioforo tlio Court Uouso doer in
oil v of (^fcjjtidon, on t'io firm JM < v in
i,lu!v, ? I * r ; * > l' > | ' m i |,mirs of stri\ t 1 1 ?
fo; !i> \ , it;.' dc-.irtfi&J toil osltt'o, t ? ? w n :
1 io( onii I liUiiuiitjj io oity of C ondon
Imi.ii lo?l o.ist ly li>tt!on>n Htrort, mnitli
Ify A. , I.oIIIk, north 1>V J. L. l?iHsin?_'
ion, ami west l?y 1'. 11 Dibble. Levied
| upon a-'* llio property of K. < . Il^sw oil.
2t, aoivs >?;' bind sitnatod in school dis
IriiM N<>. 1, ne/ir Knight'* Hill, 1'oinv;
Ij .*.> portion of land derived
i from Joe I'revard, .Jr., and in bounded
| by l.nidi ol < ' (). INitto, Joel Iloil^li, Joe
| linn-aril and the Watcroo riv'or.
J I'ors rtihh. S. TKANTir A Mr
9s S K C.
m. I IIACKBR & SON.
? MAKUrAGTURKRtf or?
Doors. Siisli , Winds,
Moulding, Building Material,
Sash Weights and Cord.^
CHARLESTON, - - - - ?S. T\
Purchase onr makes, whit b
\ve guarantee Huperior to any
sold South, and thereby save
moivy. *
Window and l an-.-.y Clans a
??pocinltY. . hu 1 \' '1-1
Carpot samples to Boloct from at.
(ieiHcntiounoi'fl.
Pepiov^l j^otfcc
We beg to notify our friends that we will move our
stock this week to the Opera House Store for the pur
pose of hftving erected a New and Modern business home
on 1 lie spot now occupied by our old one. AVe expect to
have in our temporary quarters a convenient arrange-,
ment of our usual Line of General Merchandise,
and a specially choice line of
t no n ( ) v rc i/n k s
TO WHICH WE INVITE YOUR ATTENTION
Remember our new locution for the present ? THE OPERA
HOUSE STORE. Respectfully,
M. Baum and Company.
A w
look How Hajpj .He Is!
GARDEN JFOOLS.? All the good kinds. Many that are
quite new in design. Improved to make work easy. Prices
on these goods are so small that a slight feeling ot distrust
may bo felt as regards Quality, but 'nowhere can better be
found. Lawn Mowerft ? a thoroughly good machine at $3.60.
KEEP COOL; ? Ice Cream Freezers at cost.
Hammock*, JWv Fans and Fly Traps, Wirj Screens for
doors and window*. - I
, FUMP8.? B8ep Well and Pitcher.
GRAIN CEAHLES, U Finjpri, $2.75. Sweeps and Hoes
all si^. ? Summer Lap Robe* Mid Baggy Whips. ? Fishing
Tackles, Duel 8pindeis, Phantom "Minnows, Kefs, Gigs, Poles.
GROCERIES in line tijpjfc my competitors. Deeritg Ma
chines (toenail etbefs) payable one Mid two' years to good
rjrties. -."v*
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CAN BE FOUND ALMOST ANYTHING IN THE LINE OF
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. CENTS' FURNISHING
GOODS, HATS, SHOES, &C., THAT IS NEED
ED FOR SUMMER USE, AND W? EAR
NESTLY SOLICIT YOUR PATRON
AGE, FEELING CONFIDENT '
'THAT* WE CAN PLEASE
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?? ' YOU.
There is no place in Iheeity i li :\t e.an show yju nj>etler
or more complete line, and with our i-upni'b assortment, wo aru
prepared to pleane even the most ia.ut ideous.
Realizing that low prices are hy no means an ohjoclion&blo
1 eat u re, we have tried to plae.e them "Hook .Hottom,.'' awl
though limes are hard ?nid money ia searee, there is no reason
why you should not Mippfy your wants if \ou trade at at the
(lilt Edge Sdore.
NOTIONS AND GENTS' FUKN1SJ1ING GOODS
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Arc two other departments in which we defy competition.
Call and soe for yourself, and you will be convinced thnt t lie
assortment is all that could be 'desired, and the pi ices arc soch
as will make yon smile. II yon Jiavo 11 < ?t provided yourself
with a straw hat, see our extrusive Hue before you buy. Al
most any style, shape or qualify of hat, can bo seen hotfc, and
they are going which is evidonco that they are the most
approved styles, and the pnees are just \yjiat they ought to be.
We are following stlso a nice line of summer shoos foy children,
ladies and gentlemen, and if you would like to got the very
best wear, &c , for the money, give us a call
THE BAY STATE SHOES
Arc too well known to the people of this com ill unity for '
it to be ltccessaay for us to say more than thnt tht)H3i?t Edge.
Store IS AGENT FOR TIIEM. They give the best tyear, most
comfort and altogether, pcrfect satisfaction.
Remember that we'are "Headquarter*" for anything in opr
line and take great pleasure in Jc.iding in^ow prices
Follow the crowd and you will favor uV^tfffil^our presence
.very soou,. which visit we shall strive to make vfecy urofitable
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