The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 12, 1903, Image 3
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3*rom <7tcai
Wltcui you ran maU<> your
wlf more cornf^lubl** by the
f>," ?.!?{> Talcum puwiU'i \
you can do without much
criD' M-'1 ns \vc hav<j ? ju~fc j<? |
iHvetl ft Iftitfo ?Ml>ply of V KEY I
FINE JIl^aiLY i'KRKUM j
ku i)0B/n?J3i> Talcom;
PJVVDKK which w? offer you
as long as it la?ts at 5 contH per
box.
Don't fail to ?<>cui'e .a box
""befoiV it all ^oes.
<~?cmpdz DofPcrss,
THE CORNER DRUG STORE,
- - ^ ' tPjiona 29. ___
JOHN JKNKINvS,
( Camukn. 8. <>. ?
\ ( rtiinU' lor for PinfoidiM. Tlaofia#, Cwvntce
WorK ao<l everything tn (?*?<> metal Hrovw,
" \imu-Vh Uai'k'OH, Iinrt iMcetrtA Supplies for h?1o
? ASlitti) Wprtrl?>?-ulM#?HK vvum home*. it i
: M nnl In to^ti it Will 5?ay you to .lfOp me a letter
,tcMnt,
,c/' Jersey Cow For Bale.*
* i-ino Jersey Cow for Halt*. Calf]
'*"? linvr months etd. Apply at this
offlcc.
Uactolof: Tip State mcnts
\* wh?t Mr'. A. D. Kennedy dow,
nod to t-liia to a very large tpc.terifc
jffdtic hia fto? success in busineJRi
Ho never te a ken a statement about!
his goods that cannot be verified
ami we nil know the satisfaction of
.-trading where this can bo done.
? \V,i?d?ui directs you to Mr, Ken
nedy's store.
SIj'. L. L. Cojidlatjd Heard Froxa.
W i . L . L. Cfypeland, missing poet
-? roast* i at lictl;4inet iiaatbetm-h oai d
ftorn. He is in Atlanta, Ga., it in
: Kni'!, and )"??> being treated for men
t hI liberation. Dr. Braunon, ol
Atlanta, a relative of Mr. Oopelaud,
r w:ik iu Cauiden this. week. He
specks encouragingly of Mr. Cope
Jnnu's condition and hop?e that he
will worm be? alright.
Since the nhovo wa? put iu type
p tirlo^rum received in Camden an
nounced that Mr. Gopeland had
?<fotieiderably improved end that hej
would be in CV.mden today.
1 s , ^ , gp, ? j
L'tr' For tlio Peidmout Suiforere.
Camden, Always among the first
" ? hrgtTort~ rttviK-!, held XjSi^Tij]roBr
Iffftirday last" to devise means for
raining -funds-for tti? benefit of file
d -fiuUite factory operatives in tine
3^-i iriiont paction. Pi^faptl.v at 12 j
the honr appointed for the]
^ -la^tig, a goodly number of Cam
! den's'Moyal and' representative citi
I;.: sens assembled av;she OjSera Hofise.
; Over one h uutl i rd' dollars in money
-- and supplies was q'tfigkly raised and !
Mtpara, C. J.- Shannon, Jr? W. J.'
P* We?H A. D. Kennedy 'tiev. W.
| W. Mills and Dr. Jho. W. Corbett
r^wejro appointed a c o m m i tVee la so* j
7^" licit f}urther? subscriptions, Any)
*fferraig? in the way oi-BM>ney, pro
i^wUinns. etothjng irod medicine will
T--he- gladly -rcce'tved' by'vtbero and
: dnly f or xii aided f reef- ol- eoefc by lb? ]
? Southern Kxpreea company.
^ ? At- t&e -Opera Hcraso .
Last Friday night at the Opera j
I I-Iouce Vffte held one of lheAin?etj
"eh alining' entrrtatnments of the]
? * reason. Of eouree the dcfmtes'were j
^extremely interesting to the large
ipumher of frirnds of the you.ng ebn
leaientf, and it i? spying bnt little
' wli?n rrc c8acrt that they evinced a
careful training, a thoughtful and
" "inwltfgenlf* pTe{?avation and _ _did
"r?prenv crPfllt Uot 6hly "to the en .
L thu8iaatie pupile who took p*rt in
thtm, but to the high Standard of
Intellectual atainment of our school.
7'' Miss Jennii Stone V wa9 awarded
r the raedcl for the best debate', and
Mr. Lexie Geiaenbeimer received
the medal for the finest declama
tion. Mtas Mary Villepigue was
the honored reeepient of the prize
?for ?.he best reader in tho school.'
'Mie three debater#, MUsea Stoney,
Viilepigue nnd Mr. Simmons Trant- 1
- hanj/all did so w*U y^at it was a
hard matter to select oaje wUhout
_ -nccording mueb praise to the others
^Vala6 (ar their- highly finished and
?j complete essays, '
The rccitaiions 'were pavticohir
l.V One. Misses Etnilv Carriaeu?
- Kiyos Lang and Zaida* P?rristf all
Jning to rXmarxahly well thaj Mr.
,V" I-^xie Gtsinenheitscr must have fell
t ^ 11 * *r*?d achievement
^ the medal.
L The Urtteasuc i rete artistic and
shtt^nf;- "tft e"*t
% managor behind - theec^Jes.
S h&mb ?irb vraa the
' Is! auraevion of -tha eveaing
^ ****<&** o*a|aoi ba no
PISH60WAL
1- - WtMK Affhur |,r;r- r '?turr.r.1,
from Wiutbrup
Mj*fc i'.roxi*? ?/,< is rif jm ... fy ....
| the Fcaalc College hi C dumb:;.
! Mi. A. if. MfftTv.Umi wn^ti Cum io?>
Oil bU'U IKjjljj (llKiOw lid prist "rt .0 k
i Mm. J . H. Kclfeo. iU.i '>* in Ki'k
jwood with hftt drt'.jj'n r, M i k. \Y. M
i Ki.au, :oa.
( l)f.' fjVrA'lrUlO, /?.? f N' ( ' t> ik f f t. r ft
I f.ifiitrtftut. vtfcd t.? ;,f,. ,{ i'iicc ?}
;OaHM?t'a, hm* r-.-trti-u.. 'i i, <,14*.
Mr*. W. S. WiiljcrK lull i.n Sutar
jil-iv fast, to tbc .?i<it)iuer wiOt
! her daughters m (o.^owuod, N. I1,
i Misu MuVla l>eti-s ?{< ?>t
iaud bus veueivort ? hi: ipuointtnont ?x#
i teacher tor livxt yo?ti m our graded
| school. , . * ,v ?>
Mr. l'lmit nu5!' Mills vvhy haw ^radu
i^|G?l lit JJavi <*??>? College him t'lMM'i
e!ecl?'d to ilii ? vacancy *01 i) ux *?
\yi:AV \t\ the Rf^'ool.
Mre. 1>. J<. U-uckwed attended ibe
jronjmtnceruect exueit-es.at Knrma.)
University this w<?"k where *her son,
Mr. 11. L. Ulackwell, graduate
Mis. Henry W Dr^nnstmre 6T
jCtywieBtou, ttiiil i'u'k little danger,
Mary tinkler arc yi^viuf Mr. i>nd
Mrs. John Whitulicr in KirUvvood.
--- Mkfr Margaret l^nr .;6t. who ha?
been iu Newberry. has ro
turned and has accepted a position
for next year in (.lie graded achool
I !N3 r3. E. A.. llrunaou bus returned
from Savannah wiiete *hc was called
Inst. week o.tt;-&cc>>utjl of tie illnese
other son, 'Mr- T. Davis Branson.
Mrs. F.. I), iioykin and her daugh
ters, Mbufrea L'-Uie. and Leila, havo
woee dovn to their delighted Country
homo at L'nykiua to jj.cnd tiie Hum
mer
luiss Bet, HcDow;)!] returned from
Colombia on tiutnrday. Mitin Kl>,
iio||iJ(iKHrey of t'iiUiavv, oamo<.ovt!r
w.rh hei' an.i Ik meotmt; hex- many
litionds hove. 4
Mi?? Aileo Zciup eulertai ned i? an
infoiuiftl bat p!ea?aat vaanner her
j school -ftirl cioasiiis and a tew ex*
; VVinthrop fitudent Ij iehdb on last
Wedutt'.tiuy ev?.nuu? to mcol her
friend, Mies Sinithf
Mr. a?id H^nry 8tilnirind r:^
turned (o)Garn<lcn i r-.t Thnrwduy uf
? ter a pteaeaut vi?ii t<? thoir dau^h
ter. Mrs. INw.er, of CharleHton.
They wove aeconiriknii.d^bv fclioir lit*
? tic grand Miss To< to Por
ter.
Quite a party of yotiug men wonl|
<^ver to Cbfr?w en Toi'sdv.v to vbe
annual bull of the Gerusau Cia'o c<f
that progressive to\/;v Ariioiif; the in
wore: Messrs. L\0'iin '/jc-inp, 1. H.
DoPaev, au<I John ^tcvoop, of Ker
shatv.
! Miss Aileo, Zee?t> who has entirely
recovered from bet1 rocent illness is
euteFOtir.in^ this week, her young*]
fric?fd, Mi.-V Katliarino ftmith, of i
Garnet VS. (5. Miew Smith ie oaoj
of Wpthrop's brightest aud roost
attractive pupils. . |
? ??uauu)Jv?;
The musicale which whs to Have
bcotr held at the Metborieat par
sonage on" Tuesday night last, on
account o i feh?-inclei?e?t weather,
had'tu bu jjoftvpuncd until Wednes
duy night. TlKirenas a vory large
attendance and a meat delightful
evening was epeui;. The occasion
waa ono of tho p.oaentiteat of itw
kind e*er held. ? - f
Life Imprisonment in tho Penitentiary
Last wee!* wbeu we went to press
arguments were being made in the
Love-Kelly- Clark murder case. The
cane was given to the jury about 1
o'clock. Al ter remaining out about
two hours the jury returned a yer
P)oj of "Gniity of murder with
lecbmmendation to mercy." J udge
-Towneend i mined intely sentenced
MessraM^ove Mid Kelly to life im
prisoninent in the penitentiary.
Speaking of this trial uiul verdict
the Cauuk-u correspondent of tho
Columbia State saya :
"Judging by the crowd that filled
every available space of the con rt
hou?e during tho triul, it was oiu>
that arouni'd public interoat to a
crc.ater extent than any provioua
hr.rt in m^uy- Thia in
tercat is no dOdbt <luu to the ftvalt*
ening of public scnhhueot. against
the uumcroua homioidea that have
occurred of late tvitliin thia county
and State, art;! especially the ap
palliug number that took place In
KershiiW county last December,
when young Melton Clark died
from the otlecto oi wounds re
ceived, Hudson, the toll bridge
keeper wna foully murdered, and a
oe^ro was allot down ou (.YhrisLntaa
evo in the principal business thor
oughfare of Camden.
-The consensus of opinion ap
prars to he that tfic conviction of
0)030 young men Tnarkg -ttrc dirrm
of a now era la, theao matters, and
that tho Kershaw county jury, in
following t ho exainplo sot vby the
juries of other counties within the
last few months, in demonstrating
that tho people tit South Carolina
ve tired of tbe wanton spilling of I
Mood, without 'file provication, af
the best and most promising of her
*01$ anJllia; n slop bnpnttoit;
that the juror* who did their duty,
? manfully and in aooordatua with
Uwiir solemn oajhs, however
painful thnt duty was, cannot be
itoo highly commended, for they
ffcatr *e adored -ihoir W.UAtjL and
Slate. a aetvloo which will caufto
j?pac? lor tbfl Tg?JBpnj. *nj;
1 lives ofother* an^dSRF ItfVifV a
[Mao from resorting to violent *nd
btoodsbtd." *'
-Hfi* J: Fi*H?rdlifljr? ir ^
tstntomry, t*m* 0% ?k
jjw ttis two jouu* '
R'ftAl. ESTATE THAN8FKI13.
3 "M HurM.v-i t.? }, I-; Uarfield GO |
(UtftiM t r* N?o 7, ?50
i A 'idic fo H A M ci 'f\& !
k?!l ^0 M'.-.-fj i n .V 'it $100,
W It Wiiifun Miuiue A i v ? I
. ?.!*>? , 1 i<?t ott Fair etr'-e*.
1> K Truoadtl to K I? Zemp 1 lot j
' OU Mil! M rt>?'f
K ( to *i:irv JJ Zeu>p 1 \ui
<oruur of 1)? K din, ?ut<t Mill
< N?l*ou lot.)
1 1, jftlt ( "rel^'hl to W S Hurnet 1
j !h on Fair Hf.reo' .
?1 .1 W ; rkmon to A N W yjn'uopjl 1
i lot on upper Lyttlotun i ?fr? el. ,
3ane 0 Mo-lnon lu K 1' Zemp 1 lot :
? ourncr ot DMvtdb ami Mill Htroets '
K H Haynoo to M 1$ J$mp 1 lot ot\
j Mill ati'cftt.
IT :^j?arnet to W S Burnet 30 feet
on Foltr streot
3 J Workman tp VV L DePft*#
} > title ur/.i iutcrcst, ;u store* on
Alain ptioet now occupied l? v T J
! A notify nlid OhtusRC I 'ft u ri d r y.
' Prices not fclatcJ to any of liiu
*
~ T?"?t fit enrol Twit: n t To f the year :
M. V, Tot.
[parens street echool, 187 105 3S2
Factory school, 21 10 40
Jackson school, 159 '201 860
Totals, i 307 415 782 i
Avoxago monthly enrollment:
M. F. To I.
Laurens fctrcct 1.03 107 3 HO
j F^cton , 12 1.1 2fi
j J*HCkuou 110 115 2ol
Totals. 25)1 325 010 j
Avoragu dully attendance:
U. K. ;Tol !
j Laureno stiuet, 14 1 137 27S
j F to! Lory (5 9 ? s < 1 5
iJagutsou fl I B5 172
Tola), 224 241 400
The Factory Hfihool wan closed
two months on account cf smallpox,
otherwise tlioro vvm little interrup
tion from sickness au<l the aesaiun
w.uu unusually orderly and success
I'd. e
Duiing the coming vacation, the
Laurens street school -house will be
enlarged nod a uew building for
the negroes wUI erected.
The v<|luutarv retirement of aev
etal UjacUers vVtio ! . m v*; for .Veuis
lifeu eouneotvd with the school it?
to (piote tho word?j of the report
"to their co-workers, ilka the rend
lnjr of strong fauuiy ti^ft, ami it.
would indeed r>e an ungratoful com
m unity that utu a?i chee^rTtniy ?o
knowlndge their einniont "services to
thetr town aud people. They de
se'ryo moivuinent^ and will doubt
lofts have them iu Home hi-urls UQtide
u older l>y their inllunnee." -j
The Honor Rolls are given below :?
Scholarship.
1. .J, Uglily Distinguished? y5- 100. (Not;
lofefi SW ilt Deportment. )
' Grade VI. Edna MeGlain.
J?. Distinguished-? 90-95in Schnlaribtp
<lfot lens than 90 in Deportment)
Grade I. Elizabeth Garrison. .Ethal
YaW Lucile Lewis, Itetta Wilson,
Mary Earle, llalph Shannon, Gantey Vil
leyJgue, Claude Williams, Clarence Gum
ming, Cuthbert Clark. .
/tirade II. Matnlu Bissell, AnuoBolle]
linann, Lneian Munn.
GrspJe III. 'FTlrgiuj.a Taylor, Will YVtf
laco.
"Grade IV. J^essi?''EarIe . S
\ Grade V. IleJ^n Phelps./ jN" a n n i c
? Grado vf. Nan Tranfhftiu./
? Grade Vf I. John ' VlltoplgUe, lA/.r.id]
Tranthani.
Grade VIII. Hives Langi _
Grade X; Emily <"?' arrUonNAdaVnelps,
Mary Vlilepigu?, Walter SclmrtSk
DeEft'-laiant. ? =
No de?norits standing against record- (
Pupils must have beon in attendance at ;
leant fonr-fiftlm of se3aipo. )
Grade I. Delia Biock, Lucilo Miokta.
Relta Wilsou, Dora Howell, Carl Shan
non I
Grade II. f-arrie Outlaw, Currie llaynea
Minnie Taylor, Anna Belle Itlnson.
-Grado III. Miller Jones, llaymond
Williama. Virginia Taylor.
Grade IV. Albert Crossland, Robert
IjfWi8.'
Grade Y. Helen," Phelps, Kva Terry.
Grade VI. Arthur Humphries, Sam
Nicholson, Annett Jones, Edna MeClttin.
Lilian Yates.*
Grudo VII. Maggie Beard, Cnniu 1 i a
NeUo?,-liftUllo Aiford, iis?*a MoLeod.
Evarat Birchmoro, Eva Trnutliam. Liz
zie Tiantham, Crayton Williams.
Grade VIIJ. Stewart Clarke, Alva
Hnmphrioo, ^iViliie Thompson, Mary
Micklo. JenrlTO McClain/*Kosa Geison,
lieiuier.
Grade IX. 'Annie Alexander, Ida Good
ale. '
Grjtdti X- Annie Alford? Maude Gard
ner, Ada Phelps, Jennie Btonoy, Walter
Sciuock. f
Attend mice. .
Firet Liftt. - (Neither Absent; Tardy
nor Dismissed durihg the.ontiru tension?
Grade IT. Mamie Bitaell.
Grade lit. Henry Rrowu.
Grade VI. bVina, MgClain, Lillim.
A'aUfcvLuciA-YttUB. . ^
Grata - Vlll-..ii?u.-II?muU?Wr
MaXib^ ?
Grade X. Mary Villepiguo*
Second Lwt (One abacnce, tardiness
or diamiaaed, during aetfipn :
Gra<fc> IT, WilUe Watkins. ?
Gradu III. Virginia Taylor.
Grade IV. Helen Gelhenheimer,
Grade VII. Joseph Nelson.
Grade IX. Annie Alexander.
Grade X, Ada Phelpp, Jennie Stoney.
Honor Roll of Grade X (an ateraj?e of
markaiii Grades VIII, IX, X.) Dia
tinmuahed in'HcBo1ar^hI;j.
Lmily CflrHapn.
Ada rholpjto
. Mary VHlepigue. ? ...
Walter 8$hfo^ 4
Three ruedftT^ are offered eve ry
year lo tw %oo at ?nch examination
And worn uutU 3bfififtSk ..tbitJSXh
kion thcae iue4aW> ?rur? ??d on \to\b
examination* in ttajlAAa popilft*
Mia honor* thus aouWe-i.
Sixth grade 'medal ( Suliolarabip) ?
Kdna McCl?in.
[ tHvanth "|{rad?\ t>r ??Haakalt"
m*dsi (Scit?iar*to?p) John Viitc
SOpirs A:
_ JL 4
a,,v
L;' li i um
-w
? ? \
Wt! me showing them in nil t)it? iiitesl btylo*,
1, 2 aiul 3 etrap Saiulals, Oxford* and New Port Tien, it*
V'ici unci Pat-tour. Colt. Thuy will please your eye aiui
iiOokot book < .
/N
? ? y " '. ' .
Men s Low Quiii-tor all gnufc*. Have you ?i?on? tiu'in y u
not, you arc not tlahiti youraelf right.
A full line of Men ami's Boy's Clothing at pricoR to phrnftc
w. ii. frwijiMi****, ?
Tlije ?lioe And Clothing Man
*(af eAment?? w*.tji 'the ;*oodM dewribed is 'one of our 'RtronjLf
points. We don't invite you ho re to look at nomelhing we
havii't got, uor show anything of' doubtful. quality.
Call in and let uh piove 'ho truth o! the above by yelling
at the lowest prices.
Wire Hammocks, mist comfortable and durable ori (lie
market.,
?V
Ice Cream VreozorH, iMfcb Cover#;, Fly K huh, Door and
Window fciereena, Lav/n Mow ere. Canvas and Rubber4 Hose.
Summer Goods for Man and Bsast. Horse Note and Sum
mer Lap Hobos, liolrio Muzzles and Calf Weaners
Special c attention ? pawl our Hardware Department of
heavy and Nhelf goods. . fwS
- W? -laa&o the hoftrfc~o4" the VivXv? rrnuii rejoice to see whaUaJ
complete line of Fishing tackle we carry. The Bad SpiiifiVr
catches them^eveiy time. ' ^
OUOIOKJ C^^C>03a!?.fejl?.
We will keep you cool j tickle a our palate and thereby
make you happy.
Deering Moweta and frames sold on easy terms.
/x
Notioe.
The ooipiii i/ttoo apprpntert at~the
last Vattfrfeftfe' meeting to -hi range
for a pjoMM on the 4Ui of Ja'v will
ploauo umolVt my Vlloo ou 2>nu?r
day, the J un?*.
J. J. Hell,
He!igiou? Notice,
There will be preaching At Provi
dence liapti&t ebnrcb on the 3r<l ]
j Sunday in thin month at 11 o'clock;
by Rev. S. 1. Caloe.
Uev. S. I. Gutoe ha? fioceptofl a
call to the pastorate of Ml. Zlon
Baptist church? and- , will., proauk'
there on the 1st Sunday in each
month. He will also' preach at
Pi ice' a school honne on the utter
noan of each 1st Sabbath.
Connie* Muxwoll Orphannpo Day / at
PtegaU Church, June 2 let. \
Order of exwrcises : Devotional,
Muaie. History of the Orphan
K. DuPre. Music. Ad
d ress tyy, P. T. Bruce, Superinten
dent of Ml. Olivet Sunday* school.
Mu?ic?,. Andreas hy E. II. Rhame,
Superintendent Sunday school First
Baptist church, Sumter. Music.
Collection for tho orphanage. Bene
diction.
'The public is cordially invited
to attend. P. J. ffMfield,
J . " " ? Superintendent.
Heavy RewaVd*for Whit? Cuppers.
Got. Heyward was very deenJy
moved hy Iheslory of D. O. ft eg an,
or "Dock" Hogan, the young farmer
of Dant'a, -MtTh county, who was
whipped hy White Cap* Saturday
night. Last night lie declared that
he would offer a reward of *200 for
the'irreat of the pftftte^ who com
mitted this high handed piece of
fawlcwnce*.
Detcctiwfl have been put on the
^'?^':;~T?irr"th0*' "ffnvernor ?ta?c?>rely
hopes that th? In#. will bo vindica
ted In th& ai-roat . of the par tie*
gntfoy *f- iMa ghonfctrryr ctime. ' A>
yet the govern or ^ha a no intimation
viaited Hogsn'a home and callM
htm ant in the dead hour# t>l tht
\
School Bonds fof Sale.
Th? Board of TruBtees for School I)ii~'
trict Number One of Kerwhaw County,
?, O., wi#ioJt luelu'k's the City of 0?nv
deu. offer for aalw to the bteheHt. renpon?l- 1
Tile bidder or~TwfiTerB-, Eighteen Thou- !
haikI 'DoDhih ($18,000) -with riftht to re
*Tict thr> amount to Piftcon Thousand j
(jlft.OQO) of thirty yo?r? nuu-taxablo ct-u- 1
pon bonds of eaid District, to bear date I
July first. 1003, interest nt (our and ?
half (4 !?!?) per ?ent., payable annually.
l>nriominaTjnn of bonds $1,000.
These bonds are to Imj iwflnod in pur
suance of the Act of tl:a General Ah
jjomhly-of South Carolina,. approved
Frbruarv 2l?t, l?.?03. (See Acta 1903, p.
'214), rtitA. haytf been dujv <vpprov?d^At
an election held accorning to law.
Beulod bUlu to bo addressed to the Secre
tary of the Hoard at Oaniden, K. 15. , will
be roctdved up to und including Juno
127th, 1903.
ThoS. J. Kir!il?i>d, Cb'iun.
? (!? WtRirei(n?ore, Secretary,
H. 6 Garrison,
Trustees School Dinlrict No. 1, Kor
sha#"County.
Slato of South Carolina? Execu
tive Chamber.
T Wi
W?IKitK<\8 iulorraalion hnsljeen ?o-"
ceivcti m thin Department that on tho 7th
day of idav, 1003, tbe barn and atublt* be
longing to W. F. Brewer in tho County of
Kershaw, wore burned-, and there beirij^
rwuon . to. l^cHuvc-lliat the burning wnaaiL
*fA oTlftcondiariKin,
NOW, THEREFORE, 1, D. O. HEY.
WARD Goreroor of the Slato of
Son th Carolina, hi- order that justice mar
la: done am! tho majesty of tho low vindi
cated, do f/orebr offer a rutfard of
FIFTY 'DOLLA'llS lor tho uppruium
mo? and conviction of tin; person or jxt
oomtniiUd ?*M of tncea-.
oaoaed theflrpat Seal of the
tfttte to be Affixed, atOphmi
a of Man A. IK t<*a?.ami
Wependejioo
and while; Genuine Harjjainn oau
the week at our Stove, TtJiCSDA
bo obtained Every Diiv in '
ir WifiCi IJE ' '
That our friends in the e.oninry ae \vuli as ? our iViendH in - i
town lnny ,lnvve*a better opportunity to seeuro their share
of the Slaughter offering, Ave lmv?? decided t;o nmke
S^pecK
V Viifvv yv _
Tflipfceo would allow, wo could *?#i;ton , many* m
special bargains'in which a\\ Woutp 'iwj otereetedy l>?t le
suffice to 'sap that, wo will have just, liio ihlog* you need, ;
at prices that- will nio.ru thou please* . Oouie to fcto u#-^
come early in thb day that you may gbt some of the BJi
OF THE PLU MS; and should the ruiii W'too :J0?
will see to it that only as many will be admitted^ {to
can find comfortable standing rqpm. V
will ever be ladencd with the CREAM OF JJRAKGATNS, Sn
you can therefore comc confidently expecting to fcuy ?
lees than vi&lpe, luvinjgour guaiftiiteo that you will not o
disappointed. RemoniSer That Every. Tuesday ? V
Slaughter Bay until Further Notice
E^5zvi^&iij
OUR REGULAR LINE Of SPRING AND SBMBSip^
GOODS IS ALL THAT OOULD BHD ;a8 thejr
are of the
LATEST STYLES, HIGHEST
PRICES
Earnestly "goIioFt in ^ your patronage, wo
Very Respectfully and Truly,
Propt