The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 27, 1903, Image 3
1IBDM SEED.
We ha v? just received a
cofMp'c^c Built* celo*
footed Garden Ni-ed of all va
rietu'ft.
Irish Potatoes.
"The fiiiiiniw Red* Triumph
Blias and other varieties with
in ji"Xt few (!u)k.
JRed and white Onion SoIk
now on hand.
We shall be pleased at all
tiujoH to have j'on visit our
Drug Store and get a 1903
Almanac.
o Temp <Sc DcZPass,
THE CORNER DRUG STORE,
'!Ph<me 29.
" twd ]<?#.
1,1
It I? Judge Phelps.
The odlcal count of the vote for
judge of Probate ie : Mr. Plielpi,
301; Mr* Dixon, 186? majority for
Mr. PMp?>
Orange Meeting.
Potuona Grange No. 19 will meet
with l'ate'a Mill Grange on Wed
nesday, April 8lb, 1903
J . K. Dt Kay.
?
At Tho Baptist Church.
Rey. Mr. Ferris lifts considerably
improved from his recent illness,
soi preaching may he expected at
the B?|)ti8t Church next Sunday
morning.
CadetBhip To Be Given Out-,
The Yoikvitlr Enquirer saye that
Congressman Fioley baa an An
ntpoMa endetship to give out t<
gome competent youDg man TnTYKtr
Fifth Congressional district, be
tween the ?ges of 17 and 20, and
will riibpofe of it through a com*'
peti'ive examination tn he held in
Yorkville on Tuesday, May 12th.
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Drawiug-Room Buffet Pullman Car.
fecial drawing-room Buffet
| ? car via the Seaboard Ait
jilway for the accomrpoda
^eaetern travel will he op
[from Camden to New YOfkV
f these cars left neithbouud,
jatf March 19. Other care
ih Tuesday, Thursday and
lay, leaving Camden at 7:30]
'he Pupil a' Potpourri
title of & neat kittle. book
Mary Hughes Girardeau,
fler. It is made upof "class
room errors" and would be a vala
able addition to a-?y te.acherVII
branr. Her'- address is 101 Kail
Liberty street, Sumter, 8.
Speaking of the bo<k, Prof. S. H.
Edmunds of the Samter Graded
School aaya: *
"Ft gives me genuine pleasant to
commend tbie little \ volomw to the
fuvorablo consideration of the read- .
in? public. A
Miss Girardeau, .'Ue *
have knowiv^Oj^-^eara: Sne hat
been a teacher in WaahingtOD
Street School since iti orgattDf$\
lion? thirteen yeara ago. ijer long
and raried experience as a temtafr
has given her a peculiarly advanta
geous opportunity of making this
collection of seleoted olaee-room
errors.
Besides the ple$#ure to be <4e-.
lived from the ?? -perusal of "Pot
pourri" thore will result a T4J?l
profit to thoae teachers who ca?
see hack of the blander a pedagogic
principle." .
Wo Xean ttuame**.
At R call meeting of the G *?*?*?
Board ot Trade last evening a very
large and enthusiastic nomber were
assembled to disud*s several Im
portant matter# relating to the Im
provement* of road* leading Into
our city, railroad rate* and l?e
qtiMtton regardlog tho Water**
? riv?-.r navigation; The lft$iJibers of
this organization realize that thej'
, have h number of diftioult proposi
tions to go up against bnt with
that "llullishV determination they
will make numeron* change*
' will in the near futare result in
great things for Camden inil the
surrounding community; Cb*l rflftett
C. J. Shannon, JT.f fafBUbed *om*
valuable ln^rmstlo?$*?te tflf Qaz.
-lumMa and C h attest oto?bamb**^f
- Commerce. ^
A committee of five waa appoint
ed to confer with the Coimty Com
tolstion, City Cowoil end ellfMp*
^?bo are not msiibeie. bnt tiW
r 1U* - *eterest of ihe city at heerl.fe*
g"<U og tho improip*m?at_iil_Ahe
Til>Hrie*ton road which ha* *1 way*
-Artn in almost an impaeoiWt* eoirn
tlnn just 0uul<U ??
I -T ? ' CU
?r const*
^Chairman 'Sfcl
7- effort 1
>^V they
Sf!
Ooc/a/?/)0/Si
?fcfrtr.-iC*.
L:rf ^ --
yamuen \rn been partieula.lv
qmet this patft work u* far a? to
lur?'o society fanciionR, hut (ho warru
?pilng weather Iris brought out not
only (no bund.eds ,,f guests at Mu?
hotels hut all of our v t?zeps for
riding, driving ?m,l boating panics I
Every day tho ecnctrts at -The
Kirk wood' uro at en<le<l by an an i
nreciatlvo crowd, l'bo wonderful
magician who has been <iU-otrify iuv?
r'.o popple on U.o Mrm atl.| at roal|
?icnncoH Kt all III* ho' fin find hoard
ing bouses 1ms been wealing quite ui
aeusation everywhere and ha* bud i
largo und enthusiastic crowds toi
?land fif^haat in griat hmnomcnt at i
hia wonderful hypnotic powers and
skillful lcrgordomaiu.
Dr. I 11 Alexander lias issued in
citations for tonight lo all tin' medic I
fraternity to an entertainment at bin
prttty home on Monumental Square,
to greet his popular friend. Dr. 11. II.
Hopkins, of Baltimore Dr. and Mrs
Alexander arc chanti ng bonis and
most gracious people and wo know
tho M. I) *8 a<e assured a most de
lightful evening.
At a largo dance at Kershaw on
Wednesday ni^ht there were a num
ber of our iMiciotv young men.
Among tlfose present, wore Messrs.
V^.S. Burnet. Hobin Z"inp Maurice
uid II. I. DePaas.
The grand old home of (ho Hoy.
?tins about aevoo miles from Camden
culled the "Tcrraooa" and certuinly
one of the most picturesque places in
the South is open every day for
visitors and plc.nic parties of ail de I
scriptions. Crowds go down evory
?lay and Mrs. Boykin furnishes lun
ches or dinner as ordered. It bus
been for years a most attractive re
sort. Mr A J. Hoy kin has his Hunt j
1??g Lodge nearby and Hie merry
sound of dogs ami horses fill the air
contineouely.
Tho ladies of tho Presbyterian
^Church entertain ouo afternoon each
week at their delightful wafer tens
;ind they are not only most ogrco
tble social affairs but ore most on
oouraging pecuniary sue.eews. Tbev
-also have -eliarge of the ??Woman's
Exchange" this winter and are there
by adding greatly to tber church
finances.
The youns ladies of tho Methodist}
Church agisted by their friends of
all other denominations, ere ho'ding
*n ' Old Maid s Convention" which
will culminate in something very ?t
tractive for E.ister week. Their re
hearsals are very merry affairs and
(he dear young girls are getting lun
for themselves while preparing to
ifive ftllMieUn* Hint profit to OtllMS
Several very handsome turnonts
have been v'pnrchaRed in Camden
recently. One <>f the handsomest is
that of Dr. V. M. Zemp.
Docket of (lie Supreme Court.
The Spring term of the Suprome.
Court will be called on the 2lst of,
April. The following is the ofljyinl
list to be heard from tho Fifth
District: ?/ (
. ~ Fifth oircuit, 4th Mav, fidget
Edwards v. Morris et al, ; Steeditian
*. S. C. & G Extension R R. Co. ;
I'Aylor v. Dempsey; Sentell v. So. j
Rwy. Co.; Boyd v. Seaboard Air
Lfoe Rwy. Co. ; Kox v. So. Rwv.
Co.; Ounter v. Seivern <fc Koox
ville R. R. Co.; II ad win v. So. Rwy,
Co ; Jones et al. v. S. A. b- R. R.
Co.; South Bound 11. tt. Co. v. Bur
ton; South Bound R R Co. v. Tay.
lor; South Bound R. R. Co. v. Hig
l??e; South Bound R. R. Co. v. Day.
What Mr. Walworth Thinks of Oam
~~ ? den's Future.
Columbia State, March 22nd.
,v Assistant General Passenger
Agent C. B. Wnl worth of ibe Sea
board Air Line returned yesterday
'Camden, S. C , of which he
apeo&i in the highest terms as a
tourist resort,
4,I think Camden has a particu
larly blight future as a winter re
tort." ho said. "Outside the many
historical points of interest associ
ated with the place, its clima^p con
ditions and surrouudings appeal
?troogly to tho requirements nojr
made by the class of travel seeking
rest and recreation in the south
during the winter months. The
trawl this year from the east to,
Camden has been far in excess of|
previous years, so much so that the
Seaboard Air Line has been obliged
16" operate an extra drawing room
Pullman sleeping car frorp Camden
io New York to take care of the re
turn eastern travel.
~ One remarkable tiling showing
the popu'arity of this resort is the
ftot that the new hotel, * The Kirk
wood,'1 under the management of,
m?. T. ?. KruoibbolSi who also baa
hotels at Like Placid, N. Y., and ?
"Xnns]vII?, Met., first opened it*-'
if#M>rs on Feb. Jfith this year, and
*Ubl? wetk afterwards the hotel
filled with 150 guests, and
?tttoe that time filled a)i the- time,
f^s olbtr two hotels at Camden,
m Court Inn, Tick nor A Son, pro
ipRortV and the Hobkirk Inn, un*
4ar the management "of Capt. fi}ld?
fMge; have both had a ye r v pros
|?W?W Mason.
z ha? splendid golf link*,'*
?3d Mr, Wil worth, "end is one of,
ttorfair places in the e<hintrv ?up. I
furling a polo tcam# with gronndfj
atables. In faott rldingr andl
|lr? among the chief ?Djoy
<ftb? eMUrn tonrUte al thai
Other hotel* and roaujr new
etire being coo?id*r??d lot
? and 1 think there In
hi a few jciift pftB
? gf tfei) Moal mil
? ??-???
i*aeatkee<?a
PERSONAL.
Dr. W. .1. DatiM spool Saturd
in Colntntwi
M?*? I <>//.? llrtile is in Charles
'"it. w th Inendjt, I
.\fr* \\ , I (j recti rt tu mul to the.
e.t\ S iturday night fruiu Charleston i
Mr. Vdh<pi</iie of New
York, i* ( urtiu't north Sunday night.
Mr. li.ain of Chieago, and party
are lu re in their private p*!aeo car
Minn.'' Annie Ia'c Alexander went
??vt-r yesterday for a visit to Coluiu
hi a.
Mr .1. A. Sin>?!eto'.i, 'of Camden,
in (ho city Sunday 1 1 (infl'uey
Ledger. * ,
Mrs. L. L. Copelund and Mr?. Tj
^ Copeland of Bethune Hpcnt yep
t? rday in Camdon.
Sidney Smith, E , of "Oarolina"
came home Saturday uj^ht And and
returned to Oolmnbla Sunday.
Mrs. W. M. Shannon and Misn
K'unn Shannon, are y iki ti u>jr Mr. and
Mrs. I'. II. IS. elaon in Columbia.
Mr and Mr*. Bull aro entertain
ing a large party of their northern
friends lor the. remainder of the
tourest season here.
Miss Emma Wood and Mr. B. .1
Kharae, of Sumter, wero in the city
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. \V, D
Uarrott on Lyttleton street.
Mr. Henry A. Robinson the popu
lar youojr cotton buyer of Savannah,
who was hero during the fall month*
has returned for a Boeial visit ot a
few days to Camden.
Several years ago Mr. Hugh Gar
land Means of Virginia, Bpent a win
ter in Camden and was bo beloved
here, and made so many d?ar frlendK
that aftor this length of time and he
has passed away, 'to a home not
made with hands" his sister, Mrs
Keller, and her two little boys have
come here to renew the friendships
made then. They are guests at The
Kirk wood, on the very spot whore Mr
Means spent most of his time Wi'ti
the Canteys, Ancrums and Shannons.
There ifl a magic "about dear old
Camden that always draws ns back
to her.
Cheap Rates to Baptist Convention In
Savannah.
Fur thn above occasion I h<T Sea
board Air Line and connections
will 8? II excursion tickets tofpava''.
ii all t lia., from May^th to 7ih, in
clusive, at rate of '/one fare plus 26
ceuta for the round trip, the final
limit of tickets t%ill be May 20th.
My depositing return coupons ol
the licki'ta with Special A^eut in
Savannah not later than May 20tb,
and upon payment of 50 cents fee,
sin cxteution of the final limit df
tickcts may he obtained uutil JuWe
"1st, iv>03.
These rates arc open to tbe pub
lic and offer a low rale to Savannah
with a long return limit at a season
of the year when the various sea*
shore resorts around Savannah are
open.
Pall information as to rates and
schedule can be obtain^fHrom -Joca^'
?Seaboaid Air Line Ticket Agonte,
or by addressing Mr. C. 13. Wal
worth, A.G. P. A., gavannab, Ga.
REAL. ESTATE TBAJffBFFBS.
J G Richards to Jennie I* Hun
ter, 200 aorea $500.
John L Horton, et al to L C
Hough, .400 aorea $2GQ. _ .
Bailie M Rstridg* to J H Re
tridge, J 52 acres $2.5Q0,
J P Dea% to C g Rcolt, 149 aorea
#1000.
J W Jones to R L Jones, 1-2
interest, $60.
Wm D Seegars, ot al to Amanda
E Waters, 81fl acres #1,600.
David l)eas to J I# Gtfy? 120
acre^lSO. '
F Matbis to J W Wiitoo, l lol
prioe not stated.
Leroy Springs and C J Shannon,
Jr., to Mary A Shannon, 1000
acres $800.
Nannie JO TrantUam v4q *J J
Woikmao. 1 lot $500.
Thos 8 Myers to Wade Uamplon
Reynolds, \ lqt prioe not stated.
D E Spencer to Monroe Carter,
393 acres $150.
S C CJ^burn to J E Williams,
300 acres $1000.
Birthday Oel<Vation OT Be?. Monro*
Boykin
The exerolaes celebrating the
83rd birthday of Rev. Monroe Boy.
kin at Mftv Moriaji Baptist church
last SundaV afternoon were of an
exeoptioi tally interesting nature,
Notwithi tending the inc|eqaenoy of
the west ier anile a goodly number
gf white [ieople were present which
showed the very high esteem in
which th?, venerable rnao^is held by
them. \
A very \ interesting speech was
made by naiu W. D, Trantham.
He told of what arrest factor the
Rev. Monroe Boikln had *T*avs
been in maintaining good be#
hesvior among ihe colored y+opU
and of his untiring efforts for their
moral elevation.
Rev. M? W. Gilbert, oolored, <4*
Columbia aUo delivered an addreee
and epoke of the nnqeual good feci*
tog exiattng between th* while and
colored people of Catndea, ?td itld
to t?o m iBM wee the ?reditfet
tbu due more than to he whoee
g^rd birthday was then being ofle*
brated.
At ilia coDoluioa of tLe eenMoee
the eery good ^ollectioa ?of #86 76
was til^-fW^h'tj?? been re
quested to ifc* tbeake at
Kiv. Monroe BuVklo to bia friaade
lor tUir liberal eobtrlUMoa^aad
wv an sure It la ifeelt ?f?b tk<thr
may ?e? maay snore rata rae of the
day. -r:r
i Jhit9 *
Wo are showing ?u wp cially attractive lino t>i" high grade
iShoes in latent shap<s for Ladie?*, Misses, Men and Buys Wo
carry thoni in Uox Calf. Viei Kid, Patent Viai and Pateol
Cult. To see thorn will bo to buy thorn. .
<? Have you seen our handsome Louder?
The 8h<>e ealled "l)ixio Gill."
In style it- leads all others,
Throughout this grand old world.
hi shape it lias no equal,
In make it is tho best,
In nealno?ft there's none liko it,
In North, Eatt South or West.
Each pair is luade for comfort,
To fit you fiiuooth and neat,
We always have the numboiv,
To 8U it all kinds of feet, 0
While only just One Kitty,
la all wo a*k per pair
For ?' Dixie Girl" our Leader
That WILL NOT HIP OR TEAR.
' %
Sold Only by W. II. Zi:MI?}
Tlie Shoo And Clothing Man
Storm at Wpstyille.
On Siturday afternvon 1 lit ?
cyclone ept through l lie low >i rfl
Westville doing considerable dam
ago there, One of the chimneys of
the residence of Or. W. U. Clthurn
was struck by ligftning aud in fall
ing the chimney broke through the
top of the house, completely wreck
ing'that part of it. Considerable
d linage also done f* the premi
eis of M r. J umes Young.
IceTiceT
I Will open an Ice House
! about April 1st in t lie rear of
Goisenhoimor's Fifrnituro Stoic
and Hjlicit, the patronu?j? of all
ire purchasers,
M vjii'i' C^ will be for Ic? at
Ihe lee House; my delivery
wagon will be run a? an ac
commodation to my customers.
On Sundays the lea Home
will be opt ned at 7. o'clock a.
m., an it closed at 2 p. m
Ifrspeot fully,
G. W. PROSBY.
85th, 10C3, .? ?
Tax Itotice,
City Tbuacurbr'h Offici )
Catnden. S C., Mfttoh, 24. 1903. i
Notice 1? herbev Riven that a levy of
aiveu (7) milU h?? bton mnde upon *1!
city property, both reu! arid ner*oritd.
and that ih a books lor the collection of
the um? will be opened iu the o.o.iucil
chamber in Opera ITouno from Monday,
Anri! 6th, 1908. to l'burgflay, April 30th
1003, after which- date the penalty, will
l>o?iti*cly be attached to *11 delinquent?.
Cash and pUattfe* will ho added Htt?-r 6
o'oloeti p. m.. Tbnr?d*y April. 8o,h 190H,
? There will be no oxtenMon.
VJ. O. McCKEIOIlT, Major. ?
J, J. Goodale, Clerk and Treae.
An Ordinance
TO PROHIBIT THKj OF IN
TOXICATINQ JJQUORS;
/ Be ji ordained bv the City Council of
Cs'mden,] 8. 0., that from and after the
durua off thU o finance, It thall be un
law ftil to manufacture, sell, barter, ex
change or kfefr for unlawful use within
|h<L.citjr of Camden any spirituous.mait.
fermented, brewed or other liquors
or any mixture or command which con.
tain* alcohol and used ?d a beverage :
?Provided, that tliia ordinance and the
enforcement thereof shall in no way
conflict or interfere with any law or
Statute of the Bute of South Carolina
reaulating the aale of intoxicating liquor*.
That anv person who shall violate the
terms of this ordioanco ahaU on convic
tion thereof be fined in ft sum not ex
ceeding the aqip fif one hundred ($100.00)
Dollars or imprisoned jfor a period not
exoeedlng thirty (90) dajg.
Ha titled hj the city counftVof Camden.
3. 0.. in regular aeasioa thU Ami day of
February; 1008.
.R. O. McCIlEIGIIT, Mayor.
J. J. Ooodale, Clerk.
An Ordinance
TO DEFINE AND PUNISU VA
GRANCY. "
Be it ordained by the.clty cminell of
_ undw* fl. P.. U?t, from and after the
paaangf.of tide "ordinance, fctt
w?n<Uring from place to place withotft
any known reeldeMe, all euaptalou* p?r
nont going about or remawlgg In tbe
citv, who have no vlaible or known mnm
of rapport or of gaining a fair, honest
ami repntable livelihood; likewtte all
pmrnr !??ho acquire a lirelftliood by
gambling wUhont any other tielble
AMMhgt gaining a aunpdrt , ail prraona
whi keep gaming tablee, faro haul a br
other training detlces; all pneoitewhor
lead lile and dUordrrty llree; all per.
MM riot fallow lng.eome handicraft. trade
or pNftMkM (not having note viaWd
magna ef eapport) "ho shall be able to
IwOrkYatt fortune teller* for fee or re.
I'ward; all einisfy beggar*, are and ehall
lie daauwd vkrtnta, while remaining In
S* CUy ot Oaneden. end ?i)HMFi?lW
.KM Amttf bafert the Mayer at Ike
[0|| lNdl la.lMd pot exceeding an*
ffciwdft* (tWft.W) Dollar* <*r tmpibvn
nmniant rxcwOng thirty (90) day a.
mt jj^jHai y og*.
Notice of Election.
' ~ .? '?
Notice l? hereby iriven that I lie Comity
Board of Control, will meet on Tuoaday,
i April 7tli. 1003. for the pnrpojo of elect,
ing a diupcnaor for B?*tlmne. Applica
tions ?honld ho tiled with die ?*ier k of
?he lV>ard not later thoJi March i'xth,
14)08. II. Truendel, Clerk
, . _ .
'Citation,
South Carolina' ? Kov.di tw County.
By JoelT'.mfch.O. C.C 1\ noting Probate
Judge,
Whereas, II. I'. Tfuile, made mit
to me to urunt him Letters of Adinitih
trutton of ibo Kstnto of nnd t IlVotu of
C. < Halle, deceased.
'? These lire therefore to cite and admou*
iah all and singular the kindred and
creditors of the H-iid C. C. Halle,
deceased, that they 1>? nnd a ppmr before
me. In the Court of Probate, to be held
at Camden, fc. 0., on Friday, the 27(h
day of March /nnxt, after publication
thereof, at 11 o'clock in the foremmn, to
sbo\y cauao If any thov have, why. the
uah! Administration should not be grant
ed. S~*w,
Given under iny Iftml, this Otb day
of March, A, D., 1903 ? ?
Published In the Camden Chronicle on
.tlte 13th day of March 1903,
jokl Hoyew. c. c. c. p.,
Aetjng Judge of Probato,
?Uarjrfd Plymouth Rook*, Buff Ply
mouth Rooks', Wlittr Plymouth Hocks,
Brown jingle Comb Leghorn*, Boff Sin*
fie Comb Leghorna, Whit* Single Comb
Lechorut, Black Minorca*, Black Lang.
?hw?. Buff CoohtnB, Silrer Lac? Wyan
dotte. Light Bramah*. 1U<1 and Duck
Wing ' O
~ now rtia/iy (or shipment* 1* for
fl. Hood for catalomie,
Fletcher }*uuttru Farm,
Mar. 20. - - - Kershaw, S. C.
Master's Sale.
South Cornlin?<?--Ker&haw County.
Court of Common Fleet.
Waahlngton Carlos' Rnd Mettle Gipson,
Plaintiffa^
AgaiMt
Ann OArlog. Betsy Rhode*. Don Rhodes,
? Kitty 'trainee, Artnor Gainet, John
Edward Gaines. 8am Qainei, Frank
Oftlries, Mr fglfe haloes, i>ila Gaines
Kate Molj*more, Carrio McLamoro,
.... V?n<fl Rm?n, Jennv Limi Carlo*,
Jerries CarloA, Joeie Ivenftedv, ErnMt
W. Kennedy; Wilhalmina Keanea\
Annie Lee Kennedy. Francis Car
lot, Lnoy Carlos, John Carlo*,
Sftlly Carter, Sally Carter the yonng
.rr, "Charle? Carlos, Willie Carioe,
Henry Carlos, Francis Carlos, the
voatijrer. Pater Carlos, Florenee Ca?
W.-Bgekyoo^ Caries? ?e<Ue Oipaoo,
Ifarekah Gipson, Defendant*.
a4l by virtue of thedecretal
orderof Me Honor, Chan. Q.Pantgler,
In the above entitled cause, dated Dee.
llih, 190i, I wilt -effwr for ssle at imbue
ontcTT before tfie"C<?nrt House door in
Camden on th* flfst Monday in April
next) 1MI, within ths legal honrs of
Mdft the following deecribed real estate i
Aft that piece, parcel or trtet of land
aJhatfed In Kerabaw. County. State of
?ffoMn-Cerollriav about one an* one half
rotles north of Camden formerly estate
of Don Carioe, deceased, bounded
North br l^odtfow or formerly of 6am
gUtfjlM w Ith
Ttr^ frfwh-lin ?L|.J ?- ?
nHihk
*i * *aOW
famous Silt Scigc Store
You Will Ficd A Car LoadOt
t*
-i
~r~
At The
v,
- . V '*
Stylish, 9/p~to~c/ate &ctJ g
i
? -ANI) FRESH FROM THE ?l
.% . .U.
To mention nil that. wcyjCouM enterest you in would be A;
fruitless attempt, po will call H' ecial nl lent ion to only*nUOti
articles a.s are in j^rciU (Iv-ui uul ju?t now.
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Our line'of Ginglmms w ?s never ni<\?i complete. the at
tructivcness of wlviOJi is .evinced bv the liberal wav in wliiclt
f ? ?..?.* ~
the scissors are used in distributing them among our numer
ous customers. x
A bfia'iti Maud an extensive usaorlmenl
ing in prices ftrora (> 1-4 to 12 l-?ceiit-? per yard, M
seen to be appreciated.
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..... . ... Jy... - -? -O
See bur Oxfords in 15 lack, White and colors. They *r0j
among the 4-4Tip?M- this season, and though you may b?
everything else, you cannot very well afford to be witU<
eoi&^ofthose.
An abundant supply of Marsailles in Blncjk, White and:
colors; also fleeced Marsttilles, in Blacjt and White, and AO
popular are they, that the quantity in stock grows smaller
evsi^rJlayf
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Very Respectfully and Truly,
P- T. Yillcpigae, Prop't.
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County, U? tten ti
In India Linens, French Lawns, Persian Mulls, Organdie#,
Batistes, Mouslines, &c., &o., our stock is, of ooufeo, ftff cftm*
plete, and in fact more e m plete than ever before, and we
will call special attention to this department as the season
advances* , 6 ?; '
Owr stock of Laces and Embroideries is all that could be &
desired, as the extensive line, excellence of quality and beauty ,
of designs coupled with the very low prices of these goodiT?
make it intensely interesting for the buyer Don't fail to
see them. o
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We still have some of those ''SPOT CASH SLAUGFlTRlfc
BARGAINS, and if you would lik?3 to make a very profita
ble investment don't fail to give us a call.
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Oorno to see us, a warm welcome awaits you; and assur*<
ing you that we will make your visit both pleasant and profi
table, weareyoursr