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The Preserving Bt ason
1h on, 'and the Gilt T3?f{Jo Store can
unpply all the glaas 1u:n vou winit.
in one and two <j'i:*rt b'ZbS, at r<??U I
l^.uu prices. by sure i<? f ill 01, 1
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For Sale.
A new six room eoitago with hail, i
room and nil other modern improve- |
went* on upp.-r byttleton s(r?<M
for further in formation apply v ?
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New Aimount!<rAonl?.
The following new ^tnouncmcn'.* i
nppoar to day :
tfnpt. of I'Muuution Mr. I. J. Me J
Ki'nsto. *
Coroner? Messrs. .1. K. Alexand.'i i
and I>. i\ (3. Mnrohison.
To Move Next Wook
Prs, Zemp & DcPnss will mov< j
into their new drug store oppr.siti
1 Ue Bank of Camden next wetsk.
Tueir friend* will boar this in mind
In their paw stand they will he bet
1ft r prepared thai) ever to moot ll?t
wants of their customer*.
' All Night Telephone Service.
Commencing next Tuosda?, tin
15 th, the telephone exchange hen
will he kept open all night. Also on
Sundays the exchaugo will he opi-ii
fro? 9 to 10,30 a. m. and fx om 2 to
-3.30 p. m. This is an improvement
in the service that Hie Mibseriber*
will hail with delight and ono whielt
the management in to be highly
com mended for.
* A liirgo Stojuj.
' The stofe of MeSars. Whituker ^
Hiiro et now b e i n g e r e c t^d is to ho n
''great deal larger than the casual
"observer might suppose. It will oc
, oupy the entire f.pnoe between Mr.
Hum's hardware etoro and the build
ing of Mr. K. F. Watkinp, giving
five thousand square feet of floor
ppnee. It is .to be two stories high
and very Ijamlsome. The new More
? will be a valuable addition to that
? --paffc-of town: ;
Camden's Water Trouble May Soon
bo Adjusted.
It is very probable that the com
. plications which havo *o long exwt.
. ; ed regarding Camden's water works
may. soon be- adjusted. Mr. T. .1
'Kearney, representing Mr. J. K.
Bull, appeared before council yester
day afternoon and proposed to ad
just the maiter without litigation} if
necessary to annul tbr. old franchise
and make a new one altogether? e.nd
that ih profcjabTe what will be done.
Council adjourned to further consid
or the matter at a meeting this after
. noon.At sis ojjlock.
-jny Keamey^is a pleasant gentle
man and" has made an agreeablo in>
- pression upon our people.
Thie Chit Edgo Score.
51b well known and reliable store
'?has a new advertisement In The
-Chronicle to-day. Mr. Villepigue is j
. making a complete sweep of all Bum
roer goods in order to make room
far the immense fall stock that will
-?ooft be coming h?. It ie always p \
? great pledati'e to as when we can
recouinenckto our readers reliable
_ ..Ad*fertieers.\This we can do mostj
beartiljr for Mr. Villepigue. In the
liome of his nativity and where he
expects to remain, he has no other
w?h than to give to our people his
J^rj.best service. Hence for overy
, thing in the dry goods line (and m
fact all lines) wedircot the trading
fcablio to the Gilt Kdge Store. They I
.wiU get the Advantage, of all that)
skill, experience and monoy can pro
cure for them. - -
Capt. Bmith at Gaffney "
Aa stated in The Obroniole 1 ft fit
jo week Capt. M. Xi. Smith, of our town,
was requested to deliver the 4th of
July oration at Gaffney on Friday
last. Speaking of his speech on that
occasion The Gaffney Ledger of
Tnesd^y last says :
"Arriving at the grounds the first
ev?nt on the program waB the spoeeh
of Hon. M. L. Suiilh,' of Camden.
Air. Smith wn? happily introduced
by Capt. J. R. Belli chairman of the
committee on oratory.- Mr. Smith
entered heartily intb the task set be
foro him and made one of the pret
liest speeoheg oyer delivered in the
historic old grove. _ Jfcft paid a splen
did tribute to the enterprise and en*
< J?y of Cherokee and dealt in statis
tics that brought forth generous ap
?plauae. Hie speech was attentively
liatenad to by a groat-crowd and lie
w?s tirne anQ again interrupted by
applause."
Taxable Proporty of School Distriot!
The recent rcurns in tbe Auditor'ej
r-fflee utow that there are in school;
district %flTo. 1, 22.839 acres of* laud
valued at $08, 4&ftt 628 building* vaU
M atSOT.QiJO; M91ot? in Onmden
v*lned M #124,360; G8l building?!
valued at $305,075; 670 polls; 287
JtopeB valued at,flC.U&; 273 head
?Q cattle valued at $3,355 ; 124 males
vjtatd lit $6,870; 100 hogs valued at
' f nTti HQ wfrfirs valued at $3,400;
07 plsnoa^llid , qjtfana valued- at
vehkleavHlaed at $9,890;
doge valued at 580; merchandise
,570, Average value of property
'to manufacturing Ii50;j
7>nrioe? and toots $25 .?
ft Including bank bills]
?MT legal indebted-!
?'ttlC0<H bouse
$37,.
cofion
m ""ST
I Notice.
? I'ouu'ua Grauye No. will
meet with Guiu Spring Gr:og?.
Wednesday, July 10,
J, K. DeKay, See.
Auj(u>t Iuatead of Jaly.
"I ll" campaign meeting ?? He
liiuau wiij he held o n the 7th da\
? ?f August, instead of tin* 7th day
of July !ih tins hoou published.
Marriage ot Mi, Bruce Fort.
Mr. Bruce Fprt who formerly 1 i v -
'' I hero in Caindcti wur matried lu t
'?ri<iny night in Columbus, (Ja, t?>
M.88 Atlttic Boll Co<d(, ot CuaseU,
O*. Speaking of the brido the (\>
lmithuH I?iujnirer savs "the brido in
? ne of the most popular young Ia
d ih of (Jussota." jfifl many friend*
hero extend congratulations.
Notice.
OwiDg to rush of woik antl
tcarcity of tium it will be impossi
ble for us to carry any moro ao
? -ou ii u. Those of our friends who
wihIi to continue patronizing na
wu will t?u t?lftil to have for the spot
cash, otherwise we cannot do but*
iuoas with you as we havn't the.
time to coliect.
Reapeetfully,
Jk.nkinh Duos.
Mr. Batoman Withdraws.
I wish to announce to my friends thai
I will not be ii candidate for Magistrate of
DeKalb town.ship in tt>o coming electioh.
1 wish also to sincerely thank uiy t'rienda
for tlu> eneoiirbtfciuent llint haa boon ^i\
fit inn. \\r liilo I feel well assured ?>f my
(?hurt ion were I lo alay in the race I
have other political reason* ft>r with
drawing. A km iu thanking oiv frienda for
their promised biipport, and reapeetfully
ir.ik thorn to tuipport my friend Mr. von
Tretckoty , I am \ At y reaper t fully,
u. Kiixest Hatkmas.
Camden, 8, C.? July 11.
Mr. Willie Origfeby Appointed.
The facu^f of the South Carolina
Medical College at Charleston re
queU^the Governor each year to up
? 'V
pomtpno deserving young man from
each congressional district, Mr
Willie (irigbby, of Wont Wateree,
was the fortunate one.from this, the
ft It h district. Mr. Grigsby ia a most
deserving jouiig mnu anijt we arc
sure that a good selection has been
made. M r. C rigsby's^aany friends
hero will be glad to learn of his
t;ood fort u no. '?car>
.Principal of Jackson Graded Ochoo
Elected
At a meeting yesterday of the
trustees of school district No. 1, Kev.
John B. Whitaker, formerly of Cam
ideu, but who iu now living in Beau,
fort, waa elccted principal's of the
.Jackson Graded School, in t'hc place
of Rev. C. C. Scott who has hold
that position for several years. It]
seems to be the opibion that the
trustees acted woll iu getting a new
principal for that scliooi,
There was also a tcacher elected
y e s t e r d'tT y? -Lavima Mickle ? for
that sohool Co /take the place of Kov.
J. W. Boykin's wife who has beon a
teacher there for some time.
In Their New, Kanasome Horn*
Oil Monday morning last every
thing was bustle and astir among j
the lar?? force of employees of M
Baum lc On. moving in their large
and handsomo new store which ha*
just been completed. The head of
thifrfirm ? Mr. AI. Baum ? never Jialf
does anything hp undertakes, and
this his last effort, has eclipsed all
others ? he bM simply outdone him
self, if is desire was to naafce this a|
most pleasant and inviting bifsiness
resort, and iu this we think he has
succeeded admirably. The building
is an imposing one, and, is said byj
those who know, to be unsurpassed
by apy Ptore even in J^ew Vor^ Clty
It ia ohritteucd ''The ijew ''Mammoth
Store." They invito you one and all
to come and seo them in their new
business homo.
Priffpnpr? to b* ftelpWWl
The parties arrestfcd for rAisiog a
disturbance at the Seaboard depot a
fow days ago are to bo released, ex
cept John Taylor. John Taylor was
the porter at tho Seaboard depot
and, it ia said, wantod to renew the
disturbance aft(: r it had boon fmiet
ed down. The release of the other 8
wan brought about by a petition from
i lie respectable element oI: the color
ed people to tho cortimittefc repre
senting tho city's meeting licld last
week. Complying with this petition
the following resolutions wero pass
ed and presented to Mngis:ralo von
Treaokow :
, Resolved, That K. C. von Tresc
kow, Esq.. Magistrate, be requested,
if aame meet appoval of the fiotigg
Solicitor, to release the prisoners
now in jail, charged with riot at the
S. A. L. railway depot, except John
Taylor, upon their own recognisance,
one to bo released each d*\y until all
arc discharged, upon condition that]
tbo persons released do leave the
County of Kershaw within twenty
four bQ9L?^ .Mid remain .awayi
and that Edward Mv-Baq be drat re.
'cased under thi^ resolution.
?/ J* T. Hay,
' _ VY. M Shannon,
11. G. Carrisou,
A. D. Kennedy,
W. D.Trantham,
]i. Miller lioykin.
~ A. A. Mooro.
I approve the above roqaeet,
. M L. Smith, Prosecuting Att'y.
B. B. Cl*rk*. Prosecuting .Attar,
. We learn that the above retoTu
Vione a*? concurred in by Chief oi
Police, tienjllaiie, and it va> deter
mined that only one prleonor a day
4 hail be Kicantid. Kdtiio VeRwt
was let oni yeflterdsy, an?l we rimler
stand Itae gone to Charleston. An
#th?g one will be lei oat today *4*
?? M ontil tbey aji *r? ilk
Wrtitli*! Forecast.
1'itrtly cloudy to-night and bat
[ tirday.
f Kor 8.?lw,
| Desirable building U,u in Kit k
j*ood?., facing the gy if ! inks, Coun
try Ciuhuuu the new tourist I..,. I
te,. Kr.mUg*, h,/, ftt.t) ,j4)j,Ui 25J
? Apply to J. A. Sheorn, Act..
?luiy 4lU ? tf. .
8HOHT J/OCAI, IXi:M3.
| Mr. Snyder took h picture of the
of M- Httum it Co'd nt.w store
y? bteiday afternoon.
A rapidly growing subscription
16 on? of tbo pleasures w., *,.>
enjoying this hot weather,
| A pin* near the Episcopal Suu
jday school room was struck l?\
ightr.ing last Monday evening.
| A handsome new soda fountain
ha- already been pUeed in M^shj*
/ernp <fc DePttsa' new drug store.
It is rumored that a railroad is to
built Iroin 1! artaville to Chcs
terlield, touching the S. A I
Middendorf. '
A curiosity shown uh ouc day this
week was a mushroom prowlng from
a grub wotiu. It was brought to the
oflico by Mr. Rich'd. R?y, of |)eKalb.
He foi & leaving ou your summer
trip don't forget to have The
C hroniclo sent to you so you can
keep up with the home news while
away.
1 he Southern trains now leave
from and return to the depot ut the
foot of DeKalb street. This is de
cidedly more convenient for pusben
l gers.
Several trees on Monumental
equate are dying. It might be well
for council to have others planted
m their stead us soon us practica
ble.
Airs. Klla Ross, wife of Mr. John
r. Ross, of Went Watcree, happen
ed to a very serious accident on
1 hujjsday of last week by turning
a pot of boiling coiree over on her
self.
j Mr. lturges J'owen the mau who
was so seriously shot in the head
by Mrs. Caifle Gunter in Weet
Wateree several weeks ago io in,,
proving and it is thought that he
will recover.
Henry Handy, a negro boy was
arrested yesterday aud put iu jail.
He stole a goose from Evans Col
lins aud offered it for sale to Joe
Chu, the Chinaman, who reported
it to the police.
Manager Clark, of the Hyatt
I aik theatre, Columbia, has just
closed h contract for a one-night
lecture at the yark some time in
July with Mrs. Carrie Nation, the
famous saloou smasher,
lhe Sumter Item of yesterday
comes back with more hot shot re
garding the Sumter tournament. Ow
ing to the lateness of the hour it is
impossible for us to publish it this
woek. It may appear next week.
The thirty days preceding the
opening of the dispensary atVoik
ville the Qnes Imposed by tbe town
council aggregated $213; for the
ibirty days after the dispensary
opened the line* aggregated f
ftjutniAr Item s \ new schedule
will be pV t on the Northwestern R.
R., on Jujly 15th. On that date the
morning train fro? pardon will
begin /tinning through to Gibson,
N. C,4 returning loathe afternoon
and/fcolng through to Cannon that
?Vek(Pg, , y' ' ^ '
In our last Issn^ we made Men
tion of the Camden firemen expect
ing to attend the tournament at
Raleigh this month., tfiQcq then
the oompany has learned that th^
touroameut is only open t<? Nforth
Carolina teams ; hence they will
not go,
The treatlo over Wa*haw Creek
oq the S. p. & (J. wa? burned
early last Sunday- morning and the
paeaongers had to be transferred at
that point Sunday and Monday.
It is thought the troatlo was act
aft re as no trains had passed over
it since Saturday*
The > alh on Monday evening
last wa8 a Godsend. For several
days sweltering humanity had
found it difficult to exist, but the
rain caused a,drop of 17 degroes In
the mercury making the tempera
ture unexcelled for sleeping thai
night? a blessing, our population
had not enjoyed Tor some tttne.
It is icported that the Southern
will soon begin to run through
Pullmans from Charleston to Ashe
-Jlllc- by ray of Klng-vllle, "Camden,
i orkville and Marion. Nothing
olliciftl has been given oul ou the
subject ; but if the Idea is put into
eirect it will necessitate some
ollanges in present' schedules.
Mossrc. W. R. HartnoPs and O.
II. Lcnoir'have been transferred to
the S. C. & G... Ex. depot. Messrs.
A. U. Cautbon and W. H Smith who
havo been cmnjoyed thcro havo been
removed. Alrold employeos of the
road, wo nndorstsnd, have bf?n as
surcd that Ihey will bo retained, bnt
It will take possibly two or three
weeks before all of them can be
properly placed.
_ It is ruraoroil that the Southern
railroad ?hops ?ro to le located her^
In Camden, and ateo that there ia to
be a handsome new brick and granite
depot erected. A UWrana to Mr.
K. II. Shaw at Rlacttlrarg late yea*
terdap evening baa faiTo4 op 16 tfcia
hour? -(11 a. m) to eot flrm or deny
? hi* rep?? t. Hnv e^r, "when there
ta so mnch smoke t' ord mi at be
aorne fire" and we in ay espeot aome
rallcal change at the foot of De?
Kalb *re*ti? IW *e*r friw.
PERSONAL
Mr. Sum Del'apg, of 1'i.ion, u on
n v isii to Cauiduu.
Mr. Charles Sander*, f H..good?
vra*< in Cautdeu yestor la.-.
Mayor M. C Willi*. < f Y* ? rk \ il lt?.
?rftf \%ijniLMi yostei!..
Mr, W. 1. Viiiopig'u , of W ash ?
iny, . Ili, D. in in i ?! i:
Mr. F. I*. Kodftcrs, of Antior.h,
was in Camdrll oil Tuesday !:ist.
Dr. C. I'. I>uH<t?o ha* returned
from Glenn Spring# ranch |n?prov
?ill
Mrs. John M. Mayers is visiting
r. Utives at Ridgeway hi. I K??ck
II (I.
MiHH Mamie SUiedinan has ro
tin ned from h vir>it to relatives in i
Sumter.
Miss Minnie llcyman, of Savantj
nub, in visiting her sister, Mis l.ooj
No lionk.
Mr. H< M. GiiVord has returned
from h v i h i t to his mother ut Mor
ristown, Tenn.
>Mrs. N. A. Moore, of HoatU
Surings, in on a visit to Mr. Joel
Hough's family.
Mr. .1. C Hilton, of Wesiville, whs
in Camden thin week and paid Tho
Chronicle a visit.
Mrs. 1). G. Zeiglor is oxptcted in
f'amden in a few day# where elio
will' wake her homo.
Mr. W. 1>. Marshall, one ,<?f Iter
shaw county's best farmers paid us
a call Wednesday.
Mia. .1. B. IW.otnan, of GaiTnvy, i?
in the city on a visit to her mother,
Mid. D. h. Blaokwcll.
Mrs. J. B. Holly, of Gaiaavilte,
Flu, is on a vi?it to her mother,
M i. M. 8. j>oweli.
Mrs. James l'cars, ??f Orangeburg,
is visiting her father, Mr. . S.
Khame. on Fair street.
Miss Sophia Glat'kaon, of Water
en, who has been visiting in Cam
dvii has returned hoiuo.
Miss Maputo Johnson, of Ijancas*;
ter ig visiting Dr. and Mrs
Brasinglou on Fair street.
Misses Louise and Henrietta
K'.ias, of Charleston, are visiting
Mr. J. K. Vaughan'a family.
Mr. Mt-Hae Whltaker, who haaj
heeh in Oainsville, Fla., for several j
months, is at home on u visit.
Mr. W K. Stoejinan, of Savannah,
G? , vibited his brothor Mr >J. B
Steedman, of our t^wn, this wook.
Mr. Bembert Smith, of Aleolu,
Clarendon county, was in the city
Friday and Satuiday of last week.
Mis* Bortha Brasington, of Ben
ncttevjllu, is visiting at tho residence
of Dr. S. F. Brasington, on Lyttlo
ton street.
Messrs. W. M. Hogcra and U, W.
Rdien, of Bdtimore, wore in the oily
I several days this Week at the Work
man House.
Mrs. A. W. Burnet and daugh
ter, Miss Margaret, left on Wed
nesday last for a summer trip to
Brevard, N. C,
Mr. Arthur Sowell, who has been
working Uie insurance business in
DsrliDgton and other points has
returnod to Camden.
Mrs. Dr. ?Jnof W, Corbet, accom
panied by bar daughter, Miss Alice,
left yesterday to spend the summer
at tne Seashore hotel at Wrigiita? :
ville Beach. N, ().
RJra. C. B. Burt, of Ocala, Fla.,
formerly of Camden, has been on ft
visit to relative* here, Bhe left on
Tu&tday last to visit one of her
daughters at dewberry. Mrs. Burt
is a sister of Mrs) J. S. Meroney
and Mr. W. F. Hood.
Dr. J. J). Bliimjll, formerly of |
Charleston, Itat Ww of New York,
^>nd who, by the\way, li'l making
quite a name for-vblmirel: there,
spent last Tuesday night with
Prof. K. M. Kenne4y? Pr. Blmli
is a relative of Wrs, A. D. Kennedy.
king's Mountain Military Academy
V " ? ?
located at Yorkville has several
scholarships to bo awarded by com
petitive examination. Mr. Stev
enson, the superintendent, will bo
glad to answer any inquiries as to
particulars. This institution is ex
pecting a prosperous session begin
ning next fall, and the boys will
be fortunate who wins one of. these
scholarships, which arc valued at
$100 oauh.
I New Home Sowing Machines, at.
Giesenheimer'g.
1-u ...I '
Among the Qualified One# Again, |
The Kq uil*b)e Assurance Socle- |
ty every year gives to it* agents
wiitiug h certain amount of iumr*
auee a free summer trip. Last year
a trip was given tliern to Ninth;
t'aroltna and a moat delight ful one j
it wh?, we are told. Mr. W. K. j
Mouy.li, of our town, the Kquitabh ?
a<eni heie wa* kii)o;>x the mi hi tier
* l?o went laat year and wo learn
that he in again among those who
are qualified for the free trip
this year. It haa not yet been ?le
<? i ? I oil where the trip will bo taken
Mr. Hough la among the Kqulta
tile's very beat ajenta.
The Oondemnod Building.
The roar part of the old building
roe.en Uy condemed by the eity hsi*
been torn down. The Iront part
will tio repaired and used again. A' !
lirrt it whH thought that to repair it I
would not bo admisbahlo, but upon
investigation it was found that while
the law strictly forbida tlie erection
of wootlen buildings on Main street
there is none t<> prohibit a wooden
building beiug repaired. It will be
naod by Mra, Susan Kozina, the
haiuu party who occupied it before,
and we learn, will pay twen?y*five
dotlara per month rent for it. A
vory nioe iifnjpe to bo derived from
an old tiro trap.
Tribute of Respect,
At a regular meeting held in the
Atmory of the Kershaw Guards on
Thursday, .July .Srd, 1002, the. fol
lowing I'tHol u tions were adopted :
Whitens, it haa pleased God in
Mia all wise providence to remove
from our ranke, our fellow me in bet !
and comrfde in arms, Paul T. Vil
l?*pig\ie. Jr., and desiring to ortVi j
a alight tribute to hia worth an<i j
iht* esteem in w.iieli he waa held h> j
hia feUow members ; therefore be n i
Kcaolved* ti r h t ; Tliat bowing in
humble submission to the divim |
will, wu deeply deplore hia death.
Ueaolved, Second: That tin*
company has loat a faithful and
valuable member, one who whs al
ways ready to obey orders, and
who by the faithful discharge of
Mm duties *et n gooii example f">r
hiy fellow members.
Unsolved, Third: That a blank
page 111 mil' minute book be deoi
oaled to the memory of our deceas
ed comrade.
Ueaolved, Kourlh : THht a e.opy
of tbe%e resolutions be sent to the
family of the deceased comrade,
nud that they also be published iu
? ho VVatereo Messenger aiui the
Camden Chronicle,
M. 11. Ueyinan. Chairman,
(J. A. Kb a me,
K. S. Nettles, Jr.,
Cotumitlco.
Lounges and Bed Lounges, at
Goisonheimer's.
Kelt Mattresses at Goisenhel mi's
China CloBeta at.
Geisonheimer'n.
POINTEN?
ON HIGH GRADE
PRINTING
Printing that
iP/eate#
Particular
People
is t/ic kinct tee do.
Sec our Samples.
The Chronicle.
Phono 130.
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Dear Mr. Editor; ? Wo lake Ike occasion to announce to
the public through your valuable columns, that we have just
finished erecting a Mammoth Htore and that wo intend to re
move into ifrtfn or about July 1*1. Wc a:o ?nre, our friends,
that we hare taken every pains to make this business resort
the most inviting in our city and we (latter ourselyes in think
ing that we have succeeded. We invito you all to coma and
by your verdiot we will abide. Thanking yoo for your past
patronage, ?Vo are yours respectfully,
911. efh<XiM 4V 8c (So.
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A Thorough and
Complete Sweeping
Of All Summer Goods has
been instituted at the
FAMOUS
DEE
A ml will eonl inuo for n short while, tints
V \
affording an unusual oppmi I in. iiy to purchase
Goods by Hrtail at ubuui Witolosnle Prices.
We arc anxious to e>;chauge t he Summer
Goods, we have on hand, for tlio money, be
sides wishing to make room for ouraFall Stock,
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and aro determined to run them off*
Some of the goods included in this ofier
are such as all wool Black Batiste, M outline
deSoiro, in black and colors, Silks, Albatroft, 1
*~.rr
Challies, etc., etc ; besides all colorod Lawns,
Dimities, etc , and if. there in anything you
need in this Hue
DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTU NITY. 1
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Remember, the Goods wiH not wait fof
you, as the prices al which ihey are offered
will coinpell them to Go. so if you woujd like ?
r~ .. V : ' -.TTjfe
to have a good assortment to eelect froto,
7 BON T DELAY COMING. ?
Of course, all Goods sold at this Sweep- ^
ing Rednt lion are for the Cash Only, as we
cannot allord to put them on the books to any
one.
A.1 . ' ' '* J *
Trusting that yon will take time by the
forelock, "Striko uilo the iron is Uot," an '
thus make wise a d profitable investments,
We arc yours very Respectfully,
-The Famous
Gilt Edge
P. T. Ville
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