Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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jfurfiip 'Sect// A frcah lot of all varieties of tfuint's (i Reliable Turnip , Seed :?or Tatt ju?t in. Don't fail to row Rut a Bagoe early. 35omp & 9)gZPolssj fy/tde-a-fyJaAo tPhar~ mao/a/s Fife Sale. .Don't fail to ?co the advertisement of Mr. W. 11 Z snip's fire sale in The Chronicle to day, and then to Id's .store (Jfoipp &. PoI'iuhs' old drn/ store) an<* ?*?[> Pome of the bar. gains; 1 he goods han?; got to go. .IVioea elanghtered. - Dissolution of Co-partnerxhip. The firm of K. T. Katridgo & Co., or Ht tliuiJC, S. C , has been dissolved by the withdrawal dklierefrom of Mrs. A McDonald. Tlio business, ? however, will be contmnod as horc lofore. See ofllcial notice olscwhero in thf? iesaeofThe Chronicle ? Battle of San Juan. An entertainment ? The Battle of Han Juan ? will he given at th< opera house at an early date b\ the Kershaw Guards under the (|i rrction of Prof. Frank K. -A dan*. ?? who will embellish the producing) l&Y* seyeral floe tenor solc9 in ken/ - ittg .wttto the play. l>.?te and for ~ ther information will he announced ; later. Bicycle Stolen. ? VkjHlerday afternoon between (> 1 and^Wolock, a Niagara bicycle, almost new, was atoleu from the .. lower door leading up to the een p tral telephone r?flFice. One place in 'f the rear tire is worn, almost ready to blow ont, and the left hand grip fastened on with a common screw. ?.A litrtrnl reward will be paid forils; AJTvlnrn to Mr. L. A. Alexander. !>'.'? ? - ? ; Storm. Camden was visiteil by quite b Blot m on Wednesday afternoon ex aetly at 6 o'clock, The wiud blew furiously for a while, uprooting tree*, breaking off limbs, etc. The glass - in two of the windows in the up ...Etaifft oflHiweli'ii aiore were blown ? fxit, and the larjje plate glass in the front Tftiiyjpws of Ilcymnn's Jewelry store wMeH^ed been badly cracked by the recent Are were blown cut en _ t r6ly. Lightning struck a telephouo post in the eastern part the city. _ The rain which fell was very much needed. Grand Exclusion to Columbia :: 'On Tuesday, August ltth, the Seaboard Air Lino will rnn a big ex rur?Jon from Hamlet, VN C , and in termediate points to' Colntnbia and return. This will be one of the best times in the year to visit Columbia The rate from ^araden will be only J Vfc cents for the round trip. This will be a special tram excursion ond there will be " plenty of coachoa, special ones being provided for col ored people. Train will leave Cam den-at 9 a. Hi, jnst ahead of the rcgnliu' passenger train and return ing, will leave Columbia 9 p.m., Jlliowing a full day in Columbia. -Kor further information and tfeke?s, call on W. W. McCutoitrm, A^ont. .1 J; 1'ci.i.krJ TravV ~ Pass Agent . Columbia, S. C. Accident at the Iron Bridge. 7. What caqae near being a very r7I?Ttf>]M accident occtnrcd at thr Wateree river bridge laet Wednes day morning. The bridge 10 be raited several feet to place it Jbeyont) lite reach of the freahels frequently occur in the river ^#?r. One section was Jackcil np em) securely propped to admit of crossinflK while the work waa errried on. A Oaule and buggy belonging to Mr. Conway Bell, M C?pi. J.nJ. Bell* wcro on up eectlon. We are . Willie Williams, one ' ?*t tke white workmen, wu ordered that wee not ?ad throufff eat one of the jN?w HuKinvsa Con. ?? r u lit B* t his ? . j The Secretary of S'.au o:> T?i? ??. 'day issued u cotmniaaion t,i? N. A Hi'Umnc, (i. K Ki?p, A M ? ? ' > < ? ?^ ? 1 ? I and I). Mi'Donnl'i h? ? ? r ? *- ? > m? >r- < f the Hut lmtn> Mcnh-in'.i'tt <'n., of I Hethu Mti 'riit * m 1 Htock "* U? ! i?<j ^j./?ou Mountain ]?':<' isj <)>i V/i-ilncft-lay. AisgiMt :!"-h J 1002, tluj Southern Raiiwav ?i!' Jnell rouiult rip 1irk?'lt? t'r??m h ! I riiutinitf. bit woe o Augustu, Ijt. Alio tid ali1, Su irsti1 ?', ( 'hai leaton, ???!?! Columbia, ii.fitt'liuy thuso point* 1 '?> Himnier v?-?i . r t ft i:t North ai d South Carolina ; al?o to Chii-kn rnsHlgn, i-ia., Dditon, ' Lookout Mountain, Tenn., Mont i?;o!lo, Tenn , sirnl Sowanee, Teni) Ticket* good to return on any lobular train ii|? in nnd including September 1 ? I , 1002. ? ? - ? -?<* ? <?? Th? Firet PoatHl Card. We wure , fIiow j one day this wti'k a United States postal card, which, we are reliably informed, tfye' first one tlint ever came to Cymdon. I*- was written its Oi.lum* bia on the 1th do y of June, 1 R 7 3 , hy Mi>. Richard Tozer, the engine nmn. . The communication iherr.id hears in t liin : fii r.? Camden, S. (.' I'linr ? c ... . ? "... .j.c? ng >j i > uui ?\ port rn'bH as a diver I would } i k*> to ??'lyngo your aervicca fur wrecking plirpOBCH. Yours A K T. Wlut brought about the writing <>f this card wae tit n t a pentleinnn (who by t ho w i! y in li\in^ in Cam den now) fell into a well nn lower Main htieet in this town. The ac count was pahlitdu'd i:j the newn paper* Hn<) upon rending it Mr To/or wrote tin? card above re ferred to. DcatUe -Our community vait saddm on Saturday afternoon last to learn that Mian Moyjiie Stinorn. M?ter <>' Mr. Wiley Shfoi n, was dond. Her death occurred that afternoon ?i? 12 HO o'clock. She hvd hc.en sick for eoiue lime with that terrible disease, typhoid fever, but hope* weie eutertained tbat she would recover, a'.;d when t lie announce ment wan made ??- wa* hard to re nlir? that the sad fact was true, Tne funertd services were conducted ;:>t the residence o? Mr. Wiloy She orn, at !> 30 a. n)M Sunday morning hy the Key. J. I'. Stokes, and the burial took place at the Camden oemctery. To the bereaved ones we extend our deepest sympathies. Many of our citizens have heard of the distressing cas? of the Mnugo family* operatives at tho DeKalb cotton miil. Kof?* scvoral weeks the o"tire family lias been flown with iyplvoid fovor, and on Sunday last the husband ami father, Mr. Thoines L. Maniio, died. H?* body was sent by rail on Monday to Kershaw, near wlrch plaoa in the eonutiy it will be buried. Tho other members of the family aro still ill and in destitute circumstances. Another Fire Tjhcar t lie fire bpll ring, BfiO a crowd gather aud witness a building burn down is a frequent occurrence in Camden now. Last Tuesday morning abou> sun> rise the old Joy house on Campbell street, near the northeast ooroer of the Jackson graded school grove in which Mr. Fam Hough reoided, was discovered to be on lire Mr. Hough nays ho has no idea how the conQigra tion originated Fire had boon Rtarted in the stove to cook breakfast but lie doea not think it caught from that lie thinks it moro likely that it started in ono of the rooms m whioh he had storod s^rae fodder and other rough food. Mrs. Hough had just left the house toi go to a nearby house to get a coloi*od boy to po on an, errand and was away when the bre was discovered. Their two little childrou wore asleep and escaped in their night clothes. Jfearly ail the furniture was sived. The house be longed to Mr. P. Tobias and he car fied $200 insurance upon in. This is the second timo Mr. Hough has been burned out, Ihc first time tae ing a few yoars ngo when ho lived in the Wittkowsky house on upper fjyltteton street. - ? AND A I. MOST STILL AXoTUER. On Monday night last about. 0 o'clock ft small out Louse not many feet from Mr. A. J>. Kennedy's warehouse wss discovered by Mr, Willie lounp, who was at the reel house, to.be on fire. With the aft distance of Mr. W. T. Lollie the fire ??? extinguished, it, however, taking a considerable' amount of water to do so. It is said that had not the fire been* stopped there would have been no possible chance to have saved the ? warehouses of Messrs. A. D. Kennedy and M. Baum A Co. At almost exactly the snrao limo the lira wm discovered Chief Hailc cyte upon aome one trying to break into the bar k door of Mr. J.. E. Vaug ban's etor*. Upon the ap* proaob of Mr. tfaile the rascal ran, but five hot balls from tho Chief's phAM ware seat in rapid aoocoa alon after him. It ia thought by some that the fire down town might bare been set with the objoet of drawing everybody to It while the atore of Mr. Vnaghftn wae being robbed. At any rave i\ la rather ?lajoUr lhn ; b??h lkm? oow reeeee cboold take place eo near ibvtiw Itf9? I * - J . x: * t, - r- " | j l?'.\ fcS'.'ll 7 i ' t* S 'vc'HIrt '? >| full wt .! in Mr. ! Hfcitiii - \ on upper! M n i ri ??' rt*? ' I vs." i* nl>??ul 3Th ? f ('<?'. l.'ii t SLj '!?'? ! <> HHV I ' 1 li k'o ?hirk*y oMipetl unhurt cxcojlj ' h U;\\ lift i|r*WD Ollt' M?y ( i?o \N* t i ?> ' i ? , ??o'.nrf il, wtprr ' jhui wt'K-r >? w i ' H i 1 1 1 ' I <|Uilf K j rcputnlio t) h* h <1 \ ?*i . . A ??> oil ?)??.! Letter-. Ti;ii fallowing i* n . i-t of Wlttis i ?c?jniinii\(j; oiicfti!f<! f<>r in ilto (.'sin j JiW-i) p-mt OJUCC (OX iijC ttV^k^QvliLjL. I A uf^. 8 : Johu Miiii r, D. xers, | 'JMiniiipRoi). I. Tiller, Hoisry William*, j Soll?yo. Kii/.er (.'hit!, front) 1 |<'oy, Mitm Tohy Adunison., M"u;oj j Tumor, Mre. W. .1. Wright. ! Partion calling for the so Jetiotft '.will plo??H?' f-tM o wfmt week tbey wtrel alvcr tiac<l. C. .). Shannon. Sr.. 1*. M. I 3JT0T1T J. QOAT, ITEftfS flow about Mint turnip patch? 1 ii 't forget M. II JTeyman'R fire H.ile. Who will l>riu^ tho first bale of cotton to Camden t Carpet samples to select from ut. Clciji'iilio'tm-r k. The front of Ihr (-Jilt Kdge Store is ucriving a frerth coat of paint, U 1'njntin^ has boon commcnocd on Mayor .MeCroight'a now residence Mnchine needles and oil. Geinouheimer'B. For the best. job printing bring your orders to The Chronicle office. The jeweler, M. TT. Hfcyman'H lire sale continues. II you full to call you'll regret it. Next Thursday evening at 8. .'10 th* Knights of Pythias will hold thttir regular convocation in the armory. .Sumter conntv's tl re* bole of nfw cotton waH Hold in Sum tor Saturday. It graded ptrjet good middling and brought. 0 cent? Mr. Mnxey Pile find Mihs Lizzie Stokes, of eastern Kershaw wtre married IhhI Monday night, Cap*, f/. II. Peebles, officiating, Mr. J. T. Coats. of Columbia, a?v1 Miss llallie M'lJiendon, daughter ol .Mr. Jesse McLondon, of our county, were married last Sunday. I jots of people Availed themselves] of tho splendid opportunity Ui*| wp.rk of securing some good valno- i at M. II. I l ey niau'a firo tale. About 200 dolegahs are in the city in attendance upon the (Jrand Lodge of C'dorod Odd Fellows. The Kopsionw ore hold in the ccurt house. The south side of the now drug store -of I)r?. 7,^ mp <t ^)eP.iss hw* heen repaintud which gives addled beauty to ibis already handsome and up to-date drug store. The woi k of e.lea*?ing awnv the ?lebrls ft<vm Mfj. GoUonheim?r'a lot lt? betr.g rapidrfy pushed forward. It is Mr. Geiseuhtlmer'a intention to rebuild immediately. Tho chain f?ang has finished work on the road near the river bridge and on Wednesday was moved to the opper part of tho county on Catoo hill where th?y are now at work. Don't forget that Mr. P. K. Mttlhis is oiForing . some hiej bar gains ;in shoes sav^d from the re cent Arc. Be sufo to go to see him.. At ti. C. truce's .store for the present. Your . attention Is called to the quarterly statement of the Rank of Camden found elsewhere in this isaue ftf The Chronicle. This splendid institution is ever pro* gressive, Oar strcotn w-re lighto I by e'cc* tricity on Monday nijznt last. Not fron tho Camden power house, how frvor. Although it did not rain (U?ch the dashing' of li^htuitifv wait almost incesant from 7 o'clock until far af ter midnight. The tvro treofi In front of what use to be the old cti8prn?<uy (now the now drug store of Dra. punn ?te Hurneil) have been out jiflvjn. By their removai, and the new and handuome front that is being pat in it can scarcely be recognized aa the same place. Two little negroea on lower Main street one day this work were play ing and "Just for fun" on? saturated a portion of the otbere clothing with gasoline and applied a match there* to. The cries from the boy on flre alarmed that pirt of tho town, and while no dam??g'> wan dono the joke was rather a rough one. The DeKalh oolton mill linn started work again, but on account of the disablement uf the low pres sure engine laat week, the mill will at present only run the high pressure engine, devolving enough power to do the weaving, Ailing, spinning in the day time, and at night the | carding aud warp spinning. ()no of tho driving wheels of the paa^nger pnginc on ti>o Southern road ran off near Cool" Spring yes terday afternoon. The track wan pretty badly torn up fur somo dia trn<w\ and the pna?engors pretty 9* verely fttmken up hut no aerioua dam-' age waa. domj.. The train due here at 9 o'clock catfr* in about two hour* lale. \ * VwUfdiy nftetno>x^ hi the re^n Hr freight train on the 8. A. L. war ootritatc <lown near Ceeeett Mr II. l\ Smith.* wtrito fliffm** fmm' F?y | oHcvltU, N. C , fell from the train The wheels of the cur pasted over tie " right leg meehing hie foot enrl leg up to hi* knee Into ? flip, lb wee- eerrieft on to the Qotem^hoepttel tot tfre kg to be FERSCN.U. Mwf II raldie ('Id' 'i ' m<j > ? U A t ! h ?> V?. . Mr. H? t.iy Micif ? -i ? 'U vi ? lit:-! Spi ingitx. \? r- !' ?' fcft ' '? : V . i. ?T * i * .1 J , f |? iii? V, * 41 i V l * I i ? \ i ? . ,v villi- !ai?; wvek. Mr. O, II. liiii'ilt . u?'? Sa'.tir ?lay in (. OiiMvUiii. Mr. Kil. llfti'dO!), u ; w iik ' n iljt* fit \ Monday. Mr. ( I*. Koe?? >(.! ,v t? i li >?w n^uiti for one work M t'H. .J. S. 'L'iftiii >n!M I "ifiiiiiv fi ?<??!?. iii tu'Kr S.imti ; Ml'U Ci'fyglt >1 < >>' * < ?-Ju' ! *i town Wrchu'HilHv M iK?06 KvJi find ]. ?.,? < ! i uMli i Mi, 'ii o visiting in Kcr>!in\v. Mr. II. 1. l)o)'aft? liicuii I from C * i* -vtdand Springs y>bU u\ i\ . VoatoUieo Inspector K. i i'al atphcr wab !n l-nip.tlcir v * < j ; ; \>e k Mi?ft .Sadie Davis, 01 SuniU-*, is visiting at l)r. D. L. i)cS:u^uit i! Mrw. K. Miller Boykin ?n<l Mi*e Lizzie Hoykln are al Glenn Springe. Mr?. K. K. DePaes and d&nuhl/r, Mi ha Kloride, are at Glenn S p ri Hps. Prof. R. M. Konnedy loft till* week to ?pend a montli in Virginia. .M r. Harry PchloHkbiuf* re'nnied from tho nnrtli Wednesday nL>> t W. L. DePas*, Kkj., spirit, Wed nerday and yesterday in ( 'clumVui. Hon. J. f I . MnMon, of the <M?es ti*r Har, was in Camden last, week. I i e v . H. Hozemau, of Galf'uey, fpont Monday and Tuesday ia iltr i*ity. Miss 8ne fiibbs. of our town, is visiting Mrs. S. ('. Ashe, of York* ville. Air. S. M. u.t h i r lias tnkrn a position ?l the S. A. L. fru^ht depot. Mr. ?). K. Vtiughan, jr., will apt'nd next week at tin' 1 k! e of Palms. Mlas \Ar./W Hoard is. visiting her ?inch', Mr. Jaok Nelson, in West WatiiriM'. ? Mr. F. 1'. Mathia left yatotday morhinu t> spend a few da)' a in Oroenville. MUses Jem ? t?>i Minnie ('ring Taylor arc visiting relatives at \Wstvil!e. Mr:i. .J. L. Irhy went to Cleve land Springs Tuesday, to spend a few weeks, "* Mr. W. I): Harrett went to lire vard, N. C , Tuesday, to be nway a week or ton days. Mih. M -vii* Hrintow, of Dtirlinc ton, is visiting Mis. vMe< 'utehen, on La Fayette Avenue, Mrs. Hurt with her dftuphtcr, Mrs. L'?ng, -nee IVulnh Hnr'. ore ;on n visit !,?? r#- In fives here. Mr. VV. ll.'Sl.arto's has returned home after being in Hot Springe, Ark., for about two months. Mrs Caleb C. Moortrwifh Master Thomas Amku.iu \Ioo?ts lei'i Thurs day morning" f?>r the mount ana. Miss. Mamie Alexander, of Cam let), wil' spend tho week in tl.e city, thd guest of Mrs. H. L Wright. ? Sumter Item. Miss Minuie Heyman and Mrs. Joseph Hchetik, who have been visit ing Mrs. L?'<> Sehenk, left to-da}* for Chester. Mias Lucie Salf, of Columbia, who has been spending some time with relatives in Oaimlen, h?3 re turned home, Mlaa tfeno Clorornla, of Liberty IIill, is the mccesafol candidate from this county for the Behol(irshtp at Winthrpp t" Mi?s Annie Oamewoll, who lm* been vif>lt?ng h?r nunt, Mrs. D. I,. DoSftnsflur<\ ha* returned to her home in Hackcnaaek, -N. J. Mr. and 5! t h. A. F> Kennedy wore in Gsinden Wednesday- last and had Ju&t mossed the iiv??r a few minutes before the accident there. Mr. J. D. Oerald, of Manning, parsed through Camden h>vt Mon da}' on' lug way t,o New York and other northern cities to he goue about two weeks. Mies Henrietta Kliaa returned to '.ier home in Charleston Saturday after moat iileasantly visiUng'Misa Resale Vanghau, on Lyttleton street, for five weeks. In the abaenoe of Mr. Nuwtou Boyki'n who is at Glenn , Seringa this week the pozsltlon of assistant cashier at tho Farmers ?V Merchants hank is being tilled by Mr. J. E. i Vaughao, jr. Wc are fjlrtcl to learn that Mr. A.r tliur Mnnn. who has boon so sick wiih typhoid fever at DeKalb. lms so far recoverod as to bo ablc4o be out of bed now and we hope MK>? to see him in Camden. Mr. Wiley Sheorn has gone to Monroe, N. CM on a few weeks' va cation, and .wo hope ??Wiley" will be greatly benefitted by his trip. He says he U going to stay 'till his friends, whose guest he is, are wil ling to give biro * ticket to come home on. Mr. W. II. Smith, the very effi cient oprttor for the 8. (>, 4 G. i Rx. R. R., hu accepted % position as ticket Agent for the Southern, at A then*, G?., and will lerfv* in ? day or tw* to t?ke charge of the office theVq. Hie many friends here r?-i gret very much to ece him leave. [? 'Meaftra. A. J. T. Young and Jaa. Love left tbU week for California on a pro* peeling tour, hot it la hoped that they wilt not br ?efficiently |?. prtaeed wlVh the .aHraotione of the far w##t to Induoe tb?? to leave old Scath Carolina aa we can ill euoh atoning cltixeni c?es/i'c j?omp, arm a cw's t. ?V ?. ?v*' V V v V- V ? V I One Door North ol Cuiiulon lh \ (hKxi> <<?>, ? ? ? \ - S'OCK Ol l)i'Uj?S a i ) 1 JM e d jciu t * jk ?( > n \ I ? and lYe.-i'i . *"v i' rescript toy woi/k done aeemutely^-Tind with dispTitch. Mcdicinex delive it> all parts of < it y on short. not i< \\ a also sell sta tionery, and just now we are oll'ering our entire stock of box papers at very low priced See our floods and you will be pleased with both quality and price. pgfty jLcsiio cJZemp. tP/wnc 30. Mr. J Siitntfr Kbamo nponl acv ?>rhl da\? in Clint lotto thin week Mr. (!, Fin ley Uohignol, uhhImIrih. tn:t titt^cr and nonrotary "f tlw ('mi! and (iuHi'i factory, wont I ? > Ins old bnmo, Navaninb, SaiurHii*. nip. til U> ?|>rn't a wo< k. Mis Lucilu S. Hoy uian, o? Savan nnti, accompanied I ? y bur nicer. Mi*n Ctttluuiwc Oppeuhnitn, ?i r ; vf i in tbo e.ilv Tiinmtny rvenino. to upend t wo vvrrku with lior uint^i, M I ;<??? Sl'llCllk. Miho Arrartts, tint no.eoni plihbofl Hitii uccuiiod ?u i oy utfintt ?' 1 <tf tbo con! 1 al telephone oflli-? 16 l:d<in<? ti ?*n to 111 r liolid'j y. Dur i her tilmonoe her pltme nl the ex ?th:ffiye in beiti^ filled by Master Roy Shoo; n. INf r. niul M i p. I)uvi<i Wi.lf,. rihI Miss Minnie Wolfe, nrcnnpaiiied !>v thoir nice, Mi?srt F.Mn H. .Ifieoh s >.i?? b ft for Charleston Sntmdav, when* l boy will r ? 1 a s'l umrr I'm N f\v York, M'ti.duv. Mr, Wolft will combine huvineHfc with pleasure, no while north I boy wiil viMit L'Hij ttl'aiicb, A > bury l'nik. und othoi |i! r*ccH of plofiMtie, returning b'Miie in a!u>i)t *ix weeks Misn Jucoh ?ou to return to Atlanta. r ' l'bo first halo of new ootton nr rived in rharlofeSon lust. Saturday, having boon Miippod by I*. \V For. roll of lilaokv iil?i to F. W. Wagone r <fc Go It wcifjbod 571 pounds. It waft darnel na good middling and sold for 10 con ia. Tho halo arrived a week earher than tho usual tiice and about 20 days earlier than tho llrat bale of last yoar. flim pi I'SRTNBRIIP, j \ Rethnne, S. O, Au^r. 4th, 190^, Notjoo Is hereby civen that tlie co partnefthip heretofore under the l;rm yame of K. T. Mat-ridgc *.Sc Co., in the town of Bethune, S. C., i? tbi.s ?1h> ? llaolved by the witbdrawel from aai'i lirm of M.h Julia A. Alc.lJonald. The busineaa will continue an heretofore un der same name and atyle. All liabilities of the ?aid tlrm will b? paid by the pre? ent fire oompoaed of It. L. Hluekmon, E. M. Katridge, K T. Eat ridge and 11. F. H?tHdge, anil ull parties indebted to said firm will make payment to the member* uf :mme, i\? above abated. it. L. DLACKMON, H. K. HBTKIDMK. K h. KATKirXiK., K. T. KSTKIIKiM. JULIA. A, McOONAhI>. STATEMENT of The Bank of Camden, (Saw6e*v, $. (?-. The condition of the Hank of Camden at the closo of buninean, .1 ?!y !?1 at, 1002: RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts, *160-138 31 Bonus ? ' 20,000.00 Cash on hand and in other Banks 9.12G.44 Real Estate Furniture and Fixtures 5,556 75 ' * 200,820. 50 LIABILITIES. Capital $25,000.0() Surplus and profits 54,321.2$ Deposits 117,120 2] Due lo other hanks 379 0$ Rediscounts, 10,000 Oq >200,820.50 I, C. 11. Yates, Cashier of the above named hank, do aoletnnly ?wear that tbe foregoing statement is true and oorraet to tbe beet ' of my knowledge and belief. C. U. Y ATKS, Cashikh, Sworn to before me, this SOtb day of April, 1902. C. W. Bt rob more, [u. a.1 ' Notary PabUo. Attest, Correct, - ~sO . A. D* Kennedy. V { W. Mr8hatt?oaJ Direct era. | Of All Summer Goods has been instituted at the V* lK v ...... 9 Anil wiil continue for a short while, thus affording mi uiiukiuiI opp.ufM'iify to purchase " ??-* ? ? _? Goods by U"la il at nhout Wlmlosalo Pricos. We ar<' ii (i x ions to exchange the Summed Ooodt), wo have on ham!, tor the money, bo pi<lo8 wisiiingi. ? mako room for our Fall Stock, u-jul fvru det< r mined to run them ofV.V Some of the goo 1? included in this offer ftre" such as all wool Black Brtlisle, Moti*liiTel~ dcSoito, in black ami colors, Silks, Albatros,* ChallicH, etc., etc.; besides all colored Liiwnn, Dimities, etc , and if th'-re in anything you need in this line j t> - ' . .v DON'T MISS THIS OITORTUNITY. Remember, the Goods will not wait for you, an the juices at which they are offered will compell them to Go, so if you would like to have a good assortment to nulccl from, ? ? V DON'T DELAY COMING. Of course, all Gopds sold at this Sweep ing Reduction are tor the Cat>h Only, as we ^ cannot afford to put them 011 the books to any one. ,r ? . - ? v- ? 1 e Trusting that volt will tako t'.me by th 1 1 ?# ? . . ? forelock, "Strike while the iron is hot," and thus make wine and profitable investments, , We are yours very Respectfully, The Famous ptej R T, Villepigne, !Prop.