The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 14, 1902, Image 3
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r\n their new q?iar
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fyoqr hftir find abave
bat will manacare
jact your corBtffejgttiB
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in be done. Their
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a low daya
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to* retail
please
? Koglteb Brot
of theJury.
petif ju
>u?fc to be bel1
ly^Jbsit Mori
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Jonep,
>h. E R Gar
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Holland,
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Camden.
_ iled htfur In
ttrcK** mix) ?chool. Kor Uiiim?i
apply t? A. R. Y? ofii-,
Nov. 7-3t. Canity, 8^<\
> ? a? ? ?
?; Jap aues-j I'ersirftwons.
We w<?rt? ce It ?> w ii some Japanese
persimmon# o?h <1 ?y ihU we<k *?y
[wr. W. J. ?. Wrrke, ? xprtes ugcnl.
Th&re vu?ra 2-1 ^-ifcimmnnii on one
Branch hbout t * feul Ion ?, **?>?)
jworc* almost w. Ur^i! h * Hppl.*,
frhoy were rained in JVuclji-ur
[con rsty.
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|; , ' Notice.
As theft* bus boon som cbaUgc* in
the real etftate ai.d colhoting bind*
!)?&? in I'amden I wi&'u to infoim tin
public thai 1 fin Mil) io tin* bofiino?x
and will guarantee prompt ntt? ntion
to all butane*# placed in toy band*
Very U*?tp<*ctf?Uy,
li. Knieht Butoumn
t -*??? *
' Tcuoion Board.
? The pension board of ifcerahfliW
Coooly met in The fljhrnutele i ftlvc
laat Tueadtvv and elot*bd a pension
cemthisay -r. Tho n?w pension
law re'?i*>-is that all application!*
lor peiw^-aha roust ho made to Mu
ncatiu^ftinininaioniir and ni*<> thai
he Auditor a otlioe evajrje
in the uiontb of Janony
loxjfpj purpose of receiving ?p
l^litTooB. Air. W , F. Ruaaeil w?i?
commissioner.
r k J^iKitSONAL.
.-? Oapt, W. M. Bhannou spent Wed
n^BtSiy J? Columbia,
Mr. One Ulfecli left Wednesday
nlat|i on a. business trip to the north.
Mf. W P. Calhoun, of Greenville,
| brother- of Mr?. ; W. A. Aflcrum of
oqr towo, is spending a few day* in
Camden. Hinoe being bore Mr. Cftl
lioun has rondo a ro<len
Which will appear iu^Wi^y's Au'
gueta Chronicle.
While iaJColAnabiaou Wednesday
laat wo wero pleasantly surprised lo
meet tKore our ^ood friend Congress;
mw^Jh"E. Pintey. Mr. ^iutay i#
looking reinarnably well and tips
U?w mttiai at 207 pounds? quite
heavy enriitgh to. hold down Ida cud
of tho national capitol.
Advertised letters.
The following la a ^llat of letters
weiuaioiS^ uncalled for in iho Cam
den post oOlce for tho week ondipg
Not. 8, M% ?
J W Audtin, N 0 B^ykin, S Brau
nnoy, K?lw D;ngy, L E K sterling,
W J Frieaeeu, Murdock Gralmm,
JSlvk ^Ciib.8onr ... Ned- UooihJ^v, TIjos
Kannin<r, A J Johnson, Andrew
Jones Richard Lloyd, Tommy Mar
tin, Ned Oliver, J)aniel Payne.
- 8arah Brac}r, 6. p. Barntie, Mrs.
Jack Backus, Lnla Caolev, bizxio
Dais Jane Mocoa'ice* Jouise L
Ban^, Alice Kennedy, Hosa
Uobf^Qon, IjueStanlon, L'zzieWebb.
Parties calling for tboso let'em
-WlUl3jeftM,'Sb*t?f U'/tai week they were
,?<Syeriiee<*.
C J. Shannon. Sr.. P. Rf- '
^ A Peculiar Case.
Just two days before the general
election recently held Mr. W. 8. b.
Porter, lite cleik of court of Lan
caster county, died. Tliie raised a
neat -propoeiUon under the law.
The governor is required to fill
snoh^ vrc&noies by. appointment.
Hal he rushed in before the official
notice of tbo death and appointed
some one the Appointee would have
field tbe office only two d^ys. But
| .the official notice did ntft come
until yesterday, and now that tho
vacancy ?$uftt be filled, the appoiot
| men t made v wiU bold till the next
general election two years hence.
It was a clear ease in which a mat
.terofboqrsoDly mado a big dif
t?r?niie in tbe carry i?g out of the
provision#- of the law. Senator
Hough ba* been abked to call his.
<J*1 egart iotf^ <tog o I her andtV rocom
mend a proper man for Appoint
ment to thie vacancy. ? State, ^)fch
That Cheery Tree Fake.
Tbe^ Charlotte Observer of the
IfHb iDst., contained tbe following i
{. t'ldonVknow bow I am to dis
tribute that #10.000 among those,
women who were swindled by tbe
tJherry Tree company," said Col.
U, C.ftowle*, of Statesvill, yeeter*
Nay. M1 was paid $4,700 in Greens*
|boro and this included tbe $1,800
aw yer's fee that bad taeu paid Mc
.ye'rufeJoatihe by C. D. Wilkie.
ec then 1 jwkve-^reoeived a check
qm. Wilkie- for $300 , making a
Ulof f 5,000 in hand. ^
According to'- the order of tho
litt the defendants. Rev. T.
Bfight, Dfy Fyank Bright, C. D.
Wilkie and the others must pay to
m?,\a olertr of the distrlot oourt,
iheiidjMtional #5.000 tin the, ajecond
y"~In? - December. Then I
aliail judt Jto*: J?dge Boyd to mate
CWtf fOTtfce proof of claims and
C distribution of the money.
How am I to divide tbe $10,000?
don't know any more than yon
o. Op J. boar Irota the dear ladies
#?>e died ? ? Ob, y_ e a ;
me connected with tbe
have rso*ly?d an average of
r? a daj from women who
of tbe dollars
offshoot* from
w
Kershaw
to-night ?l
"Want to
k tfJMfe The
Cluinicie Office.
HmcIi Brotn^rs & Go's Warehcase
I V Mrofi.
; ?u? ?jn i* *? a
reputation for incendiary Hri*? m i
?nu It'fU about fyksa/e whtn mi*
down at nluhMfow a* if bo won i??
the jun^lcH^n Aft' vi ? and thooUl ><
1 niyht |-afa without the tiro hoi! rmg
intr it hIh uinr vtl.
! Last Hijnd*y night (he *vurt>ho ?: ???? i
I of Mc?rs, f Uracil Hrothera A Co
| with its tntire erulOOt'J wai dcbir<jy<
?><!. it hntj been bfciieved that ihe
; fr? qii<>ni i)r? H In to wcro i?f incept}: ?
: ry orif.in hut not tint ii Inst Monet v
je\oning when ftu attempt waB niD<t
to hum TI?o Chronicle office vvu* in
(lirfct prow uott< n
Last Monday evening About ervu
o'clock Clerk of Court Hough wjh
his litllo daughter wa? going dov. n
fitrert and rrLc(i In fr nt of the ih. ;??
tint church discovered that tho ri-ar
ttod of tho Chronicle ofllce w?i on
tiro. To t>e sure that lie was not
mistaken Mr. Hough broke down the
church yard gate and ran in to who it
he could get a better viow. Seeing
that the office was really on fire he
immediately #avo the alarm and run
hack to hia house about fifty yards
away to get a bucket of water, Mr
Ike ilau^h; who bus been in bed
several' unys, osaistinu; in drawing
the water. In tho mo&ntimo Mr.
OrovtT Black well, who lives just
?cruse the street from tho office hoard
the alarm and rnn over and with his
hat beat tho bla?$ out. Hy tin*
time Mr. Hough returned with the
bucket of wator and with it put out
the live crtftle. All this occur' ed ?ot
inoro than 25 or 30 minute* after
the c fUeo had becu c}ospd after the
day's woiji
fii,00J> H<N;np<j Gomis
It was olearlv *eeu that it was the
W.? ^ an .intend iary and a 'phone
message was immediately aont fur
[be blood hounds at the State
bypt- p w}tlj thorp tp traofi tho c.il '
pirt dowti. but bo many had copTe
L 1l ?"S tUe,41'? " "3' lin|101is1Mf
for the dogs to do .??fcytliio*.
'he dogs were brom/hi *
Ibe (arm by Meow. " y "?f i > H
\\> r * > u r8, u o. I):ivi8 and
? h. l'rowu, and too much nrn?so
eanuol begl vrn lhom for tho p
x?r whi?" "-pooiicdui
tl>ey were met by nn eager crowd
at he intersection of Alain and 1),
:Mr t vv,'? *<>nt up lor them
I * 0' ''beers aod hurrahs.
a^rnrrS ?? P6 a'ul jt i* to
J f t 1 ,lr'.d *be guilty party lieon
| ound lie might hat'o bceu suqmmti.
j ly dealt with. ' .
o.rT,mit0n ?f fccmpt wuh made to de
oy lac Chronicle offico is great I v
to !>e regretted but the many hearty
congratulations upon our escape i<:
'"need gratifying and we do hereby
express our sincere gratitude to
|ft!I our friends who so cheerfully did
could* eVCr*tbin^ ,n tbcir Power thev
*? ? ?* ? , s ?? , ? _____
Composition From the Camden
tiraded School. '
HOME. :
Home Is the dearest place on earth
d'iiiff race 6 it l>?Sn d?M? ^ ftnd '*"* not
nugraee it. Some ho pies ?rp nothiim
but were damp gloomy (tiler, but it can
be made bappy and bright hy cheerful
mo.hors and good aweet children. Wh -n
a father comes home nt night after
alln/^WM1 dav' U not ?' moo to " e
I nil of IiiS children run to kiss him and
J to see him nit down bwfoye the i|pe' and
take some on bin kr?ecs while the reat Kit
to 1Uten. *Q * atorv he hue fo
tellal^ot "hi? boyhoed? Tim all lo,>k
iSte* although lt.cv are In
??? -n?m le d?*n ,10u*?- Some tim?e
y ailwir 8ee a beautiful house aU eta"
mi'c!hfcV ?7lahgcl?ut -f yon ?? in?we yoo
!^lw in Mjme thing at vi-u
taw in the old tumble down house, Tho
SSS-JtT *fa ?l *hV rieCi will no?
if h<wne* are mined
and ruine it Payne wrote a beautitnl
S25 T, he **v#- "There is no
plaeo like home." An exile freiu Uom?
Pinf ^HVe nc6r* }'Mk w^lt not m?ko
nl?^i l*$*K g? we "e? t,,at ? beautiful
P ?cf j'1** lia^ thia? that could i>e
Age 18? Grade T. ^ B*T"h>
THR#EBPT1LE8.
: *?1ltco?nWe^ especially in the
tropic*, we find tho?e obnoxious croa
tures called reptiles. They aro coM.
blooded animals, and tho principal ones
mi ' 9erP?nts and tortoise#,
f hpre are a great mauy varieties V
?nakes, ?onje of which are harm tea* and
some very dangerous. The black snako,
tho coach-whip and somo little green
snakea aro real harmless. All snakes
look like they might be dangerous. b?t
of mur?e they f?renot.
The rattle snukos and th* moccaiin
ftre two daugeroua snakes that vre funl
around here. Tho bite of th/ rattle
snake wdi muse death. The fndian?
often poUoaed their arrow-heads wjib
?uKiVo 'rom ",0 h'""1 ul 0,?
i? very poisonous.
SA^SSS^f iruihinglf. Br
u ,G,N?,Ar0 * ?re*t many little green
,lV th. bKh?
OneJHod of lisjtrd.
called the chameleon* x an chance ita
th!^ 'rrZ- li?w it *'1* * different
thing. ThU keens it iron* being found
*nrhl f^2 tfi Intprateciing U# 11 ft'
.ultlf- l? covered W a hard
tef J Vi.?" wWt ?*? ?W??ke^ U <fra*? itaeir
! *** protected. Reel
tortoise theU is very ralaaHe.
At* 16? <Jr?d. 10. - Ad* Ph,ll>S
"* 9 *? , ?
Tfen SUte election eomtolssionore
Sf** 'Tb6 Cbwotola offlc# on
T VMd?r lut *ml UbohUd tb? r?
, w.dj?3?r iSTSS
%. W. r BwttIL
i ? -? 3
TJhe Camden ?C(jy Co.
'1>hun* or.
? (HAUL MAnK Re0l8T?rtLD?
A I ivsh nupplyjust received
ia^ 10 ami 25c packagon.
Wh y do wo 8?-li so many
cigars?-- fsecatihO we keep all
I ho best brands.
Prescription Sepirtuient.
Motto: "Accuracy ? Purity."
Kvoryone Knows ib# im
portance of accuracy in tilling
proHcriptiony as well an using
fresh drugs ami pure chemi
cals, this we do with every
proscription that is sent to us,
therefore" give the physician
exaeMy what lie wants.
Att orders sent are
promptly tilled, day or night.
NOTICE.
Having decided to retire" from the
Real K?Ute and Collection bindnoss I
hereby give notico to the public that I
have sold out a)) of my nabl ImsineHH to
C. ('. Moore, Attorney at Law. ] desire
to thank toy friend# and patrons and the ,
public generally for (lie many favor# ex-|
tended <o Hie in the pa*t sixteen years,
and.to ?elicit a continuation of yc?uf pat.
ionage and cont'deu<J(> la behalf or uiy
suycerftfor, J. A. Shoorn.
Xov. 14 '?*.
, Master's Sale,
iioulh Carolina - K?r#ha\v Count}'
Court of C?n?nion J'lcas,
Marion Mo'ne,? lMnnUft", ap-nnut
S. W. .Jr.iuesand The African Methodist!
KjnsconalCburehof Cannten, S C.,?
Defendant#,
I'mlcr and by virtue of the decree ren
dered in the above slated caso on St*i>
teuibur 12frh, by his Honor Chas* G
Danuler, presiding .hinge, 1 will sell in
front of the Court Homo in Camden >8
C,, on Monday^ the first day o( Decern- 1
bi?r, 1902, within the legal houn* of sale.
All that picoc, puwud or tract of l^nd
the town of Camden, county of Ker
nhaw,~Stite o< South Carolina, fronth y ]
thirty-three (Jtt v foot on Vol k street, and
b&vL^^ a depth of on**' hundred (160)
nil pynghty leet. and hounded on the ,
north by Yor& street, on the east by
prenmt'H of George l>rowp. deceased,
and on the ?ou(h and vest hi' promises of
Itahon, and being the lauds convnyejj to j
the defendant, .lames, by deed Oc-j
tobor 22nd 11)09.
Terms of Kale?^ash.
b. A. WITTICOWSKY, *
(Master, K. C.
<o?r. u . \
Master's Sale. ?
: .
South Carolina ? Kershaw County-.-*
Court Commgn Plead.
Hub q it A i McDowell et al p
y?, S Decree.
Edward ^V. McDowell, ct al j
.Under and by virtue of the decj-ep in
the above stated ease, reuderod by His
Honor, JudgQ O. ft. Ihintalet-,, on Kept.1
l?th, 100*, I will sell at public outcry
before the Court House, in Camden, S?
O , withlu tho legal hour? of r ule, on the
first Monday in December, 1902, tho fob
lowing d< *cribed real estate ; All Unit
piece, parcel or tract of land aituated in
th? County of Kershaw and SUt? of
StH4h Carolina, containing two hundred <
and fihf acrei wore or less, and boun
ded 0B the North by lwids of J; 8. Gard
ner, on the Bast by lands of W. F. Rus
sell snd J. C. Hilton and ^ by Granny's >
Quarter Creek, on the South by lands
formerly of J. C. Ko\linps and now of]
L. L Clyburq. tvnd by lands of J. C.
f-f i Itory and an the West by public road
fcnown as the lloldnson Road, ' ,
Terms, of said! One half cash, and:
balance in one year with interest front
day of sa^e to be secured by bond of
porghjurif f and mortgage ofpeumses
sold? with tho privilege la purchaser of
paying r11 o*sh,
L. Ay WITTKOWSKY,
"**v / Maater, K. 0.
No?,
Ordinance
To Pr^ide For The Vaccin
ation Of All Persons In
The City Of Camden, S. C.'
H Q ?
Citv Council Ch
Camden, S. C., >iov. 12, 190>.)
v ^Be it ordained by the Mayor and Al
dermen of tjift Ciry of Camden, 3 "C ?
and by authority of Uie same : *
8ko. I. Wheteaa the Board of Health^
of the City of Camdf nixava gecommowded
to tlTe City "Council the necessity for a
aystem of general and coropttbrory Tacct
patlon, the sanio is hereby. and
adopted.
Si:c. It. All persons residing or on.
gaiced in business Within the corporate
limits of the City of Camden, shall be
vaccinated by Dec. 1st A. D. 1903.
8ihj- HI. Any person who shall fait to
comply with this Ordlngnco. or refiis* to
allow thode over w bom ha or she ?w?
have- control to be vaccinated or inter
fere with or resist tho vaccination of any
other persdrf, shall upon conviction be
fined in a sum not exceeding twenty
five dollars or imprisonment not more
than tMrty (30) dnyj, and ahall be r?
tjulred to sabosit to compulsory vaccina
tion. _ )
Bac\ HH. AlUOrdiaancee or partfrol
ordtoanooa iheenaisient haremth shall
and the sans are hereby repealed
, Jiatifled injCoanolj ??meeablod .foris mil
I dax ^ KoTembar. A I>,t
1 7^ ft O, VcOMXOHT,
Um'
c. c.
Attorney til-Law.
.Special attention v!v??n to collation
of Rent*. Accounts, lite* boa? l'>tr.te
bought and *<>ld l-'iro Jut?nrance.
lax Executiek
I'nderand by virtu* of ?un.try t?j*
executions io mo directed, I will |> <>.
lUflktd i?> ho? !, before ilio tViii't i li u?#
door in the city of Camden, on tbe fli m
Monday in l>t-ui>iiili<-r, dor.ntf the lv. <|
hour* <>f sa'c, the following deserih >d
jvjtJ osdate. |o wi| :
4i?0 :tcTt*u iu m )i*i'tl disiircf No. IT.
W atercu low i. in-ar White l'.im)
by lamia of Rose, ItoKrl || i?t
Moblev. Levied llpOU ?* ?l't* }/R.p?*lt*
of M. Damn.
100 acres in I )i Kalh township bounded
north by land* of .1. Johnson and .1. !>
Slokc*. oa*t and south by W A Priceai'd,
K?t, ofS. M liny kin, a. nl ?c?i by ?'l
Marv Si-ott, levied lipou a? the i^~>i r
ly K. C, IlaiSis.
?lucres PcKall* to\* oshSp Iroundcd >n t
I) or lb liy Kit. of Jny. woxt and nouth ? y j
landa formerly uf lvau ol Che*nu(. b?vt?*d J
upon a* the property of Canilia Joy.
100 acre* iu i>eKall> township hound' <1 1
by Tidwrell lands and other* levied up< u
u? the property of J. S. Caller,
. Term* cash." Purchaser to pay for p.i
!*??*. J. a TR A NT II AN
K. K.C.
Nov. 14. V
- Sheiilf's Sale.
South Carolina ? Kerahaw County
Jarnea (J. Giblies, Plaintiff, against J M.
Thornton, Defendant, ? 'Execution,,
Ry virtue of tho above ftated execu
tion to me directed hud lodged in n v
oftiee, 1 have levied upon, and will m 1
in front of the Court Houso door in Car ?
den, H. C., on tho first Monday in TV*
cemher next, being the first day of k*..1
month, witliiu the legal bourn of sal'-,
*11 the riuht, title and interc.it of the do.
ffmlan< in and to the following descrjht .1
real property, to-wltj^ ^
All that pioce, parceljor tract of l^n',
containing boventy-tix and mie-ha.l
icres, more or leas, equate. lying no I
being at Rlanev, in the County of Ker
ahaw. and in tbo fctatc of S&uM- Caro
lina, and bounded hy litp-'s of Motley',
?andern and R'.'ia, And i?v lands now <"???
formerly of James G heing on
"enboard Air I.iue Railroad, be.
ing more pafticulttily deNCiibed on
u I'bt- made bv W. w. Kntxininger,
Surveyor, in 189.^ and being (by anme
premiai'S conveyed to .1. M. Tiiornton
by .li.* t?. Gibbes.
Terms of Hale Oa?h. ?
J. S. TRANTII AM.
?? K. C.
Nov. 14. '02.
Nntioo Is bi>tebv wivi'ii tbut the pa;
mrnt of n ronnuuUilion n?ad tnx of
one dollar (? I ) will exempt tl.voarty'
paving it from nil road du?y durii g
the year 190<t, nU'i that this tux .a,
paya^lu from 0,'t?>l)er 13th , 1903, to]
February 1st, 1903,
W. R. HOITGII,
Treat>nier, K. C.
Oct. 8, 1902.
Trespass Notice.
I All parties are hereby to
ftre?pa?s upon my lands or upon th^ee'
over - which I have control, uituated^
about ton miles east of Camden, for the
purpose of hunting or for any other pur.
pone whatsoever without my permission.
Anyone violating thie notice will be
proeecnlod to the full extent of the Iff
-\y. d. marshal
Oct, 17.1902. J
Valuable Property For Sale.
Qjir Reaujorvce and Lot on Main
street. Cinidea;'jJLot i? am a froot of one
hnndrecf feet awS^atfnning hack a depth
of throw hundred and twenty two fee*.
Premises are in thorough repair and one
el the pleasaateet residence* in town.
ALSO
Our Plantation in Wetft Wateree, only i
a few miles from Camden, containing
tbree hundred aiid fifty acres. It i* con
ceded by all who know this plantation to
he one of iheAnen In that oommunltv.
The crops made upon it for the past
several fears will bear this statement,
out.
ALSO
Eighty acre* in the upper part of LhU
county. This tract of land in a part of
the old home tract of the late Henry and
| Deuellla Truesdet and Is Welt Tcnowri as
being a very valuable traot of land.
All of the above nroperty wlil be dit
i>o*eu of on reasonable terms.
H. *^2US8nKI,.
Sai E. Tbukhdki..
Nov. 7?
Tax Notice.
Office of Treasurer Kershaw Conn- j
tv Camden, fiL C.? Sept., 9th , 1902. f
In accordant with tlie net to raiao
?up plies ior fiscal >?ar commencing 1
January 1st. 1902, notice is hereby jfiven
that the Treasurer's office of Kershaw
counly will be open for the collection of
taxes from t?e 15th day ef October, 19o2,
until ;the '3lst day of December, 190U.
The rate per centum for Kershaw roun- J
ty ia as follows : Mills
State Taxes . 6
School Ta"xe<4 ' 8
pConnty Taxes I J
foattHom Taxes " . 2>?
Total lil4
The following Special levios have been
made also: Mills
Special School tax DirtrictNo. 1. 8
Special School tax. District No. 1,
for interest on School Bonds -
Graded School Building. Mill**
I District No. 1
| Special School tax Dlstriot No. 1, 3
? ? ' 2M
? ' ' ? 4/8
. ? . ? . . 7> 2
? * . ? ' ' 10, 2
* H, 9
_??_ * ? ' V 12, 8
' ' ? 17,3
? - ' ? 1S.8
All Information as to taxes will be far
| nMted upon application.
No Utt nt naise for tax receipts will
[ha jsoalyed nnle? the amotintof tax
r U deposited with Hi* asM list
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HKAIXilJAUTERS FOR AIX WINTKR GOODS IS
MAKING Of., A I) MANY 1 1 HARTS FROM THE FACT
TIIATTr MUETS Til 10 DKJIANPS OP THK Tit A IKK
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AND ON K OF 'J HE ]\IOST AOl'iKKA BMC KK A TURKS
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IS T1 i K V I) U Y LOW I'ltlCKS,
which enables our customers to proiuiro what they wi?fi at
pric.cs that mike them happy. t'an nny ii fiord to miss this
opportunity? \
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Seo our lino of Blank and Colonel Press Goods; Waistings,
in all Colors, Stylos and qualities; TCeady-nwule Shirt Waists
from 50 c to $7 GO, Kca<ly ipa^J[o, Skirts from 50c to $10.00;
Tailor-ntnda Suits fiom Jiy^uO A ?15.00; Ladies' OA|fes,
Jackets and Coil--; Children*' f '???/<??, ?prefers and Cloaks;
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'lindiea, Misses, and Oh?ldroas He ?? <1 y- fo-wear hats, anu
many other things we could mention if spaei wVmld admit;
and as to prices, will only fay ^
That We Defy Competition.
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Men's and Hoys' Clothing in gyoat abundance, and the
way they are going is evidence i ^tat many upprociate the
great bargains wo are offering iri.it bis department. Pon'fc
fail to see us before buying, wo will save you some good
money, " :
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We have received a recent shipment of Mattings, which
for beauty, durability and cheapness, cannot Jfc^Aur passed. ?
An extensive line of Rugs and Carpeting, go
ing at prices surprisingly low.
We call special attention to our superb stock of
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just received. *
Dinner Sets ? 11 5 pieces, $ 12.50. Tea Sots ? 56 pisces,
only $5.00, Will sell one*or%as many pieces as desired at a
very small difference in the pries per piece by the set. Call
and inspect same before purchasing ..and we will make you
happy.
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Very Rcspcct fully and Truly,
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TJ/ie Silt &ctge g Store,
P. T. Yiilcpigue, Prop'tr^""*