The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 24, 1903, Image 2
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O AMDKN. 8. 0? A Ml. *4. 1903
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Was there ever a more beautiful
a place than Camden is at this sea*
son of the year?
A democratic citizen remarked
a few days ago that the reason the
ground bog did not make its ap
pearance this spring is that, it
feared tbat if it left its den l*rest
dent llosscvclt would put a "coon"
in Its place.
An ek'Clion was lield at Jonee
vUlo 1 MHt week ? for ii dlnponsury.
Tlie volo was largo fur that town
and resulted in a defeat for t ho
dispensary advocates Ninety-one
votes wore cast, of which only six
were in favor, of vim dispensary,
A Stale Summer School will he
held in Wtnthrop College, Hock
Hill, from June 23rd lo July 22nd.
The v<;*y l;c?t of instructors will
/hi? tfc^ured and < xcclknt courses of
'study wiil lie provided. County
Superintendents will ho allowed
traveling expenses.
Mr. A. b\ 11. Dukcp, a member of
the Hoard of Dispensary Directors,
died at his home at UrauchVillo
last Monday. Messrs. L. VV. It *?y
kln, W. A. Sehrock and K. B. Wil
liams, of our county, aro appli
cants for the position made vacant
by tho death of Mr. Dukes.
State SuporhUendout of Kduca
" lion Martin spent Saturday iu Cam
_ den and delivered an interesting
aud instructive address to the
^school teachors of Kershaw county
on tho subject of tho necessity of
" the teacher's summer schools and
the crusade for a higher and more
cotnplcle system of educ a 1 1 o n
. throughout the State.
Send us IWo new subscribers and
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Charge; or send six new subscri
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believe, tho paper will prove a bless
ing to every homo which it enters.
llOAD-ltU lLIHNM IN CA NO
UN V.
Tho following from Korshiw
County's excellent Cloik of Court
appeared in last weck'a Manufac
.... turer'a Record :
At a meeting of the board of
commissioners for Kershaw county
on tho fith inst., attended by some
of the most progressive cil'jsen*, u
wtia determined to icopen the old
Revolutionary crossing of the
Charleston road over Pine Tree
creek (? tributary of the Waterec
river) near the *ito of the ol I Corn
wullis house.
? Tho Chai lesion road now crosses
the creek nearer tho river than tlu
crossing above referred to, aud con
--eequontly when this river rises to
any great extent the road is Hooded
by back WaJ^pr from the NVateree
river and is rendered impassable.
Although the road has been
raised from time to time at great,
expense, it was determined, in or
der to escape an much back water,
.to construct a crossing higher up
the creek. This enterprise will
4>ost, as estimated, between $7000
? and ? 10,000. The city of Camden
will aid tho county. Tho oommis
V;iri6iwre at tne same . meeting pur
rrotiwed a road ftutfii, consisting of a
itiory engine, carts, car* and
niaohioe, at a cost of about
>. Thtr'commlssloners will op
fthls machinery on the public
In Of Kershaw county by cou
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enterprise^ along the line
' Itldifeg are very in nob
Kerahaw county, and we
I to know that our enter
oopervieor and the county
laeloaara art taking
atWr, a ad s boa Id be
fortV J^Kwgh. J
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The Tfuateee -o ( oehool iti&Ulct
No. 1 have ordered an e'ectlon to
I
lie held ou the 14th of May. The
election mjn accordance with ft
recent Act of tho I^e?l>daturo ?ud
is for tho purpose of deciding
whether oi not bond# to the amount
(A pfg.it thousand d?!lntH bfi
butted for refunding the prtveut in
dubtcdn'1** of the Dmtrfet and to
improve and erect t?chool buildings.
Speaking of what u newspaper
doeu for ft community, Senator
David Da via, of Illinois, wUde an
addrcan j,hat ever remain* green in
?
tho memory of newspaper wen
Ho eaid : "Evejy year every loc?l
paper gives from 500 to 5000 lines
for the benefit of tho community
in which it in located. No othev
agency ?fnn or will do this. The edi
tor in proportion to hia means doe*
mfiro for his town than any other
man, and in all faimefep, man with
man, ho ought to he e up ported ?
not bccausc you happen to liko
him or udmire his writing, hut be*
cauHO a local paper js the heat in
vestment a community bun make.
It' may not bo crowded with great
thoughts ? but financially \|t is of
more benrflt thau both pjjreacher
and teacher. To-day edifffffij do
more fur less pay than any men on
earth. Patronize your ho, hie paper,
not ph a charity, but aann invest
ment."
Mr. Timothy Strode, ono of tho
vnry oldent citizens fn this section <?f
the State, cr h:l>j at j/<| ) tin ldftlh birth
day the 11l.li m*t/' He lives- with Ins
oon in law. Mr. John Sowell, near
Buffalo church in ItorsLitiW, county --
Kershaw Km
Music for American people, by
American Composers. Played by
American girls. Hol/?n^May Butler's
Band, Operw IIuijso Thiiiaday, April
:>01 Ji . Reserved seat Ticket a on sale
at l'\ Leslie Z 1 m [>'h. ,,
C? ?inpositions From the Camdi n
?n<! *'<! School.
A TRIP TO CA LIKOKNTA.
It was in the early i pring that our
partv left Camden for h trip acrottS the
font iiu-iit l?v the Southern route to Cali
fornia. Ah noim of the party had ever
taken thin flip In-fore. all were very
tracer to start.
The first large citv at which wo -top
ped whs Atlanta, the beautiful capital of
Ocorgin. This city is one of the most
beautiful in the south. anil is rapidly
growing now. The buitdinga are l??
and f oiuo magnificent, altogether n ? r* U _
ing il a very pleasant ouo to stay in.
Hut hh wc had only a limited time in
vvhich to ni'ike our trip, wo. ha I to leave
A tlnnta.
Passing tli rough manyprettv cities and
towns, uIho bountiful fie tun of cotton nnct
c om, u ? coino to New Orleans, the beau
tiful "Orescent City." Almost all of
the poplo of thin city are of French de
scent, tho (tfscemlrni-i of tlie Acitdinn ex
iles. Now Orleium in situated on the
Mississippi, tlio '.'Father of Rivera."
Wo enjoyed our stay in this beautiful
old eity very much and it wan with re
grot that we left it.
All tho lands we were now passing
through wore beautiful with acres of
rir.o fields, for the land is very rich and
nlmoBt all of the fanners are wealthy.
Here and there were orange grows and
fields of sugar-cane.
Leaving Louisiana wo came to Texan.
On and on through tho prairies of Texas
t!u,? train rushed ; we were passing through
a country that way entirely new to us ;
hero a field of beautiful green grass,
there a fiold of cotton, corn or wheat.
Often we passed a large cattlo ranch.
Through the desert lands of southern
New Mexico and Arizona wo went, and
on reaching the hoendary between Ari.
zona and California we ramo to a wonder
ful sight, tlio grand canon of the Colo
rado River. which has been made by tho
river cutting down through the rocks.
At Inst we roach southern ''California.
This region ??' one of the most beautiful
in the United States. The vegetation is
almost tropical The flowers are very
brilliant in color nod *erv large, and
tbeir perfume is heavy l arge orange
groves are shell nearly everywhere .
1 .os Angeles is situated in this garden
s| ot. On we go through forests of very
large trpos, and at hist co'iie to fc'iter.v
mento, the capital, ?rom which we go to
^an Francisco. Considering how short
a time it has been since gold was dis
covered out hero ami the West opened
up for tiavel. the growth of the cities
and towns is wonderful
| Sun Francisco is a very interesting
J city, and b is many attractions. One see
! tion ofiherity is inhabited by Chinese
jentirtdy. Tney rule their little town
' ind it is really a t'hinesc town. They
I have all tin ir native customs and build
1 Chinese houses- This is only one nttrac
I tinu of this lf>rge o i t , tb re bciivg many
! other*. We Fluid in California for
{several months and were glad <t'thiy
i rest after out long liip.
Ada PI, Yip*.
i A go 10 ? < Ji ado in.
; Vol y IjOW Hates to New Orleans to
j Reunion of tho Confedrato Veterans.
For 1JH)3 Reunion of the. Con
federate Veterena, the Seaboard
Air Line will sell from- its coupon
ticket stations round tiip tickets
to New OtlcauM st the v.CT V low
rate of one cent per mile for dis
tance traveled short lino milage:
tickets will ho sold from May Kith
to 21st inclusive, for return
until May"2-i>fl. By depositing the
tKcketn with the special agent Ht
rfrow Orleans not later than May
24lb, aud upon payment of fit) cents
fee, the return limit of tickets may
be extended until June Ifiih. This
remarkably low rate to the C ten
cent Citv of the Southwest will no
itoubt ho taken advanlffgo of by a
large ntnukr of people as the rates
are open one# and . the tickets can
be need not only by the Confederate
Veterans. r but by ' tho public at
Any ticket agent of the 8eabo?rd
Air Line will glvs, full Information
aa to rates and ached dW upon ?p
-plication* or asms can be adored
bj C. ?. WM^wtk,
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Mammoth Store. ' ? Mammoth Stow.
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I'll in is our ii tni spring season in our beautiful ne^v store and we have endeavored to
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fctoek this Htore with the newest and finest goods that can Ije sccurcd in the Northern Mar
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Our buyer has just returned, Ininging with liiki the highest cla*s of Dry Goods that luis
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ever been shown to the public of Camden, It to Qur desire to gt-t the finest trade of this
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city and the only way to do this is so show the proper ttuflf. This we think we are doing and
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Jtyow you will bear us' out if you give us just five minutes of your time.
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&oim? and look at our New Stock consisting of
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DRESS GOODS, SHIRTWAISTS LADIES ?jNEGKWEAR,
WASH GOODS,. LADIE'S SKIRTS, HOSIERY,
WHITE GOODS, LADIES MATS, . GLOVES,
CORSETS, SHOES, ETC.
Mammoth Store. . Mammoth Store.
THE BIG NOVELTY,
Ij&Q fund , Propiieto r.
. Wo Buy, Sell Or
KxelmnRe <^Wl Razors.
All Kinds of Clippers Lawn Mowero Ground And
?Uiarponed and Repaired Sharpened And Ma0fe To
lu a First class Manner, ^'ut Better Than Wheu New.
Wo Manufacture Our ()*n Real Cordovan
Strops From Genuine Horse Hide Butts.
Cheap Kates to Baptist Convention In
Savannah.
F??r iho above occasion the Sea
board Air Line and connections
will sell excursion tickcts to Suvun
unh, lia.j from May 4lh to 7th, In
clusive, at rate of one faro plus 25
cents tor the round trip, the final
limit of tickets will be May 20th.
By depositing return coupons of
the tickets with Special Afjeut in
Savannah not later than May 20th,
ami upon payment, of 50 cents fee,
kii extention of the final limit, of
tickets may be obtained until June
:?t, 1903. "
T-hese rates are open to the pub
lic arid offer a low rale to Savannah
\vi?b a long return limit at a season
of the year when the various sea
short- rt:&oris around Savannah are
Dl ilMI ,
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lvull information to vales aud
sehed ule can lie obtained from local
ScahiHid Air Line Ticket Agents,
or by addressing Mr. C. R. Wal
worth, A.G. I*. A., Savannah, Ga
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Confederate Veterans' Reunion.
Cheap Rntt B to N.w Orleans, .La., via
Southern Railway.
On account of the (Confederate's
Reunion, to be Ik Id at New Orleans,
La., May lOto to 22nd, 11J0S, the
Southern Railway will sell round*
trip tickets from all points New
Orleans, La, and return, at rate of
one cent per mile distance traveled.
I'kkel3 \\ ill be on sale May 10th
to 2l*t, Inclusive, with final date to
leave "New Orleans without, valida
tion May 21th, 1003. Original
purchasers of such tickets may se
cure an extension of the limit to
Juno 15th, 1003, by depositing
tickets with Special Agent at New
Orleans not earlier than May 10th
or later tliau Mry 21th, upon pay
ment of i foe of fifty cents.
The Southern Railway offers
convenient schedules and most ex
cellent service, and every effort will
be made to r.?suro Veterans and
their friends attending tho Reunion
u n?<;st pleasant and comfortable
tup. Unsurpassed Pullman ?? ac
comodations wilt be afforded, and
the service in every respitct will be
?11 that coulil be desired. I
Full information and particulars
?? to accdulee, "etc., will b^jcheer
fully fumlahed ap^Wtion by
?Bjr AgSKt of the 8ootle?? Railway,
Miss Mwinte Potersof?, of Indiana,
died of smallpox ft few <l&ys nf,'o.
having taken the disease just two
weeks ufter ?he opened hi> old trunk
containing her fathor's clothes for
the first time since his death- H:jr
'father died of smallpox' thirty^niue
years ago This is the longest period
on Record whero germs of Broallpox
'have eoutinued deadly.
No Use to Pay Rent.
There is no use to pay rent when you
can purehaec your home or farm bv pay
ments loss thun rent For full particu
lars apply to \V. C. Hough, Local Agent,
Camden, S. 0. M. L. Smith, Local At
torney.
Notice.
* I wi?Ji to annonncc to the public that i
w ill .he in my otUco ? ovot-y Saturday l?>r
the transaction of business The other
days of the week I expect to be engaged
in visiting the public schools of the
county. R. C. BRUCE.
Supt. of Education K- C.
A rchitecturat.
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' Mriko jour home a little Eden,
Imitate her pbining bowers,
Let a neat, and tostfful eottaae
Stand among bright trees and flowora,
MUM & UU!I,
Sirch/tects 6c Gntyineors\
CAMDEN, S. C.
We prepare plans and specifications
for att ctnsFra ijf arctitecffffs;" IJu?oT]
specialty ofc* rhurchea. Court " Houses,
Power Plants and large Buildings. Office J
oyer F. Leslie Kemp's Pharmacy.
Feb. C, 1903
IcuceT
I will open an Ice House
about April 1st in the rear of
Geisenhcimer'i Furn'.tare Stoie
and solicit, the pataonauo of all
ice purchasors. *" >
Mr pri?c? will be for Ice at-]
the Ice Hotuac; my delivery
wagon will bo run as an ac
commodation to my ctutomers.
On Sundays the lea Hottie
will be opt ned at 7 o'clock a.
m., anil closed at? p. m
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North Western Railroad.
Trains on tho North western Railroad
leave Camden for Samter daily except
Sunday as follows : ?
No. 70^ first-class, 7 a no.
No <58, lirHt-clftSs". 4.15 p. m.
No. 06, freight. 4.30 p. m.
Returning Leave Suniter.
No. 71, first-class, 9.55 a. ni. , arrive
Camden 1 1 80 ??. in.
No. 09, first-class. 0 3G p. in. , arrive
Carmien 8.15 p. m. ~
No. 67. l're(g)it, 0 a. m ? ; arrive Camden
8 a. m.
MM Railway Company.
Effective January 13, 1903.
Between KingviRo and Charleston.
Rea<k-dawn. Bead up.
No. 33 Daily No. 34 Daily.
1.50 pm Lv. Charleston Ar S'oO p in
25 p m Ar Summerville Ar 3 11 p m
> 50 p m Ar Kiltgville-Ar 12 50 p in
- Tl?f8? trains Nos. 33 and C4 will stop
on'y nt Svmuiervllle, Branch ville,
Orangeburg and St. Maihews.
Bnvween Kingville and Bhickshuri;.
Read down. Read up.
No. ."3 Daily. No. 34 Daily
#.00 pm Lv Kingvllle Ar 12 50 p ni
6 15 p ni Ar Camden Ar 11 30 h m
? 00 p _m Ar ''aiawba Jet. Ar 9 1U a in
8 HO p in Ar itork Hill A r 9 15 a 11)
8 59 p m Ar Tirzah Ar 8 .*.4 a in
9 09^-Tn Ar Yorkville Ar 8 42 a in
9 22 p in Ar Sharon Ar 8 27 a m
0 35 p n\ Ar Flio'ry (Jr'vo Ar 8 15 a m
9 50 p in Ar Smvrna Ar 8 05 a ui
10 15 p in Ar Black* burg Lv 7 45 a ni
Trains Nos. 33 And 31 stop at. all im
portant stations between Kingvillo and
Blackshurg.
Between Hock Hill and Marion.
Rend down ? Read up.
No. 35 Daily. No. 36 Daily
0 00 a in Lv Rock Hill Ar 10 30 p in
ft III a m Ar Tiraah Ar 10 II p m
0 8lam Ar Yorkville Ar 10 01 p no
6 46 a in Ar Sharon Ar 9 48 p m
TOO" a m Ar Iliok'rv flt'v Ar 0 36 p in
7 10 a in Ar Smyrna Ar 9 25 p m
7 30 a m Ar Blacksburg Lv 8 40 p m
IO 45 a *n Ar Marion T,v 5 50 o m
Nos. 85 and 86 atop nt all principal
station* between Rock Hill and Marion,
IMween Marion and Blacksbura.
Read down. Read up.
No 66 Daily ex. Sunday No 67 daily
except Sunday;
9 00 a m Lv Marion At , - 8 50 p m
9 00 p m Ar Blacksburg Lv 2 50 p ni
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?.< Train No. 83 will connect at Rock
Hill with Savannah division No. 84 for
Charlotte. Washington and New York.
Train Nq. 84 will m?ke connection at
Rock H01 with Savannah division No.
88 from Charlotte, Washington and Now
Y?Tt.
Nos SS and 34 handls through Pull,
qian Drawing- Room Sleeping e*re be
kne| Ktf York ao<f Charleston *U-|
Camden and Rook Hill and Dining oar
fcatwae* Bock Hill and Washington.
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Z.U TlaM*. Ick .O
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RpMlgrnyr-t ~xf
JEoq/c TJo S/o ur interest.
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in considered a ?;ood thing to have. Properly us#d jU lead*
a man to our .store arid ho buys from Hie slock of
therein, saves'inouey, aiid
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gfOWS |*1 CFl
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Welyrre a full lino of N*-w Goods, embraced in outfatock'
of Geiu'val Merchandise. \\re pay especial attention to our
Hardware
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A new Vjino Tymlo and Poctket Cu
and Scissors." Everything waranted. I
and Pipe Fitting, Melting /Rubber GoJfds and '
Engine Oils. Saddles, Bridles, &c. Bagging-, Ties, arid Cot
ton Sheets at bottom prices. Seed Rye, Barley andT^ats.
lanes and Ib avy Groecries. Wagon and Wa gon Material .
lia.-l but not least The l^iiice ot jVLo\vers~thc Deerln'g^r
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The S. A>., 8-j.
Two daii> Pullman Veslibuled Limited Trains between
South ami New Yoik. First-class Dining Oarservi?o. dPhc
best rates and route to all Eastern cities via Richmond and
Washington, or via Norfolk and steamers? to Atlanta, Ks -
vi c. "M < in phi.-, Louisville. St. LouisOliji^go," "New" OVeii ' . s
:j all points South and Southwest ? -To Savannah and
Ja li^oii ville mid all point* in .Florida and Cuba.
i-$r' Kor detailed information, rate?."' feljemBf
reservations, &c., apply to any agent of The Seaboard Air
Line Hail way or to i. J. Puller, Travelling^ Pi
Columbia, S, 0.
0. 15, WALWORTH,
Asst. Oen'l Pass. Agt.. Savannabi Ca, &
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Notice
I faibid J. M. TVaVkina and family
froni trespassing upon my lands.
?J.nfl. Stokes.
a, C, MOORE,
ylt(orney-rtt-Liiw.
Spcci.il attention jiiven to collection
of Rente. Account?, F.te. liual Estate
bouylit and gold Tiro Insurance.
jf. Sanson,
CONTRACTOR k BUILDER,
CAMDKN, S. C.
Plana and specification* 0fnrni?hed.
Plate-glass store fronts a speciality.
Work superintended
Jan.-tttf.
| ] tarred Plymouth Uo?. ks, P>ufT
iuouth Ucek*. While Plymouth lloi.k^,
j Brown Singh1 Comb I.e^hfrns, Hull' Sin
gle Comb Leghorn*, White Sin^lo Comb
Ler.homs, Itluuk Minorca*, ltlaok Lang
sdisns, lUifi* Cochins, Silver Lace Wyan
dotts. Light Uramaht*. lied and Duck
Winy (Inmes.
Ktfkfs now ready (or shipment. 15 for
$1. Send for catalogue.
llilr.hrr I'onlfrij 1'unn,
Mar. 20. lict'ftlmn'. S. C.
em. s. iimm uffl.
? MANUFACTURERS OF
Doors, Sash,. Blinds,
Moulding, Building Material,
Sash Weights and Cord.
CHARLESTON, - S. C.
Purchase our mtfltes, which
we guarantee superior to any
?old South, and thereby tare
money.
Window and Panoy GImi a
?pMUIty. ^ July 4-fi
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A Giwu antno With Every Purchase.
Of
We ;;nar Ante?rcveiv srUcte" e3)A by
at no matter what price, to ^ ?
Kutisfactioa.
it pi
Some *$61
H/oirtVtAfrfr
Tf VlDD^rg ;
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On first Mort?B?e? <
at seven per, cent.
$1000.00 and 6*er,'
on Bums of loss thai
missions charged^
ply to
L. A. WAR .
or C. L. Winkler, iVParV
Sept 12. ? ? ? ?? NeV"
ttJBksJac:
irni' 1 ?
Under -?i
executions to m?~directed*'
to sell, beforo the Con*t
the City or Camden, <mu the first '
in May, 1908, during . thcr legal 1:
?ale, i he following described real estate,
to-wit:
?Mm Williams" and west, by Ii>%r. of
Ilardy Anderjson, levied upon as the
property of KaUte ftf Hi
j. |?@
Tax
City TllHAflUOTR'S ?F,1C' ^
Ortinden. S. C., Marcb,
Nttice ia herbav given. ihai .a
KU^n (7) mills has b*?n;?a4<M
j4*\ property, tMh ,r??t ftna
[and that tho books ,(<>?
^ie R?mo 'will be operted l? Ane
chamber in Opera H<S&?? from
April Olh, 1908. tqWisdayv.
lOOfc after n;
positively be att^efatHfrJII
I'nfch nn?* charCet .Wtlt'tS
o'clock p. m.. Thurify 4j
There will be no exten
K. O. McCJ$*J-~v
.T. J. Goodate* 01et*-*?d
^ ^fkiAusc:.:;.
K'-fyq r
Kmannel BrtCfi ~M?
KnlRht, Z*a
and RU? W<
nest Knifih
John K.
tem.Fl
|rwi*r?w.c
outerv before
Oamds
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