The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 18, 1903, Image 2
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??* nionltis, 76 ucot*; tbrea moiilli#, 4( j
AttPiftji
Obltuarioa <> barbed /Or at phium ?h(cb ft*
oHihnry advtirtJain#.
C5*fl?|l<Iatea' Card# lor County oHice*
iift.OO. Oohgro?ai<>I)rtl $10.00,
All coiniiuutit'ationrt addrf.aaod to tbb
pnpfr tiiiiHt bo *(.'< onj|)<inio<i by the tiU".
uauiu k< tl utidiovH of tho wiitwr, in or.
?1*>r to UtMiiro attuntion. Rfjeotud man
lUuriptu will not bo returned.
Oomuiunicatloha will bopubliwbod when
of interest to tbo general public and
>i')t of a defamatory nature. No re*,
eponnihility will bo a??umod for tbf
vtfiWB of oorreapondants.
Bosino** locals, U jjent# per IJue entvb In
HorUou.
Baykb roK Auvkbyihinu: ? Ordinary
transient advortiamonta, Aratiuaertion
$1.00 per Hquaro ; oach aubaequeut in
"* ?ertion GO cenia por aquare,
Raten fpr contract advertising will be an'
- oouneod upon application at tbe office.
Rmnit<a?u?a by cue'eka* drafta arid po?tal 1
moiloy order# nhould be padf payable
to W. L. MoDOWBLL.
?' Oamdafi, S. O.
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0 \mdkn, h. a, m\/r. ia, 1903
After ho exciting election on the
8tU io?t , at Elizabeth City, N,. V ,
iipon tho whiskey question thai
town weut dry by 170 majority,
The women prayed in thu churches*
while the men worked at the poll?.
The church hello were rung every
half hour to remind the voters that
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the blessing of God was being in
voked on the battlo ogainBt whisky.
In Georgia the other day a negro
was brought into court on the
*T 1
charge of swindling. In"' evidence
of hia good character, It wan cited
that he had made a speech de
nouncing the negro policy of Piosl
dent Roosevelt. The Judge dis
missed tlj^? prisoner, oiiying that 4,a
nigger wlvp had sense enougli to
cuss Roosevelt f >r appointing Crum
could not be veiy bud."
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Two important general orders
have been issued from tlfc Edge
ilold headquarters of the South
Carolina division of Confederate
veterans by Carwile, iu ac
cordance with resolutions adopted
by tho May convention. The one
11 a meat ho committee (one from each
congressional d latitat in the State)
to roomoYalisco the legislature to on
tubUsh a home for indigent vote.
rant?, nnd other caiis for a conven
tion of each county organization to
be hold on (he fl i a t Monday in next
~t?w*trh~f?r thtr purpose- of naming n
representative to a meeting to be
held; in Columbia In fair wotk for
the purpose of naming a permanent
place for holding the annual Btate
conventions.
-,-Tjje Camden Graded school, hat
ope net! with an unusually largo at
tendance, with the addition of
several new teachers; and the
High school promises a full oouree
for complete educational advaut
agen. t Our community is alive and
cleft to the pressing need of ?
hjghef lino of accomplishments for
oar boys and girls to meet the
progress of our growing tpwn, and
we congratulate tho coming net o!
young people on tho advantage*
held out to th^m, Education is tho
ope. thing * that notliin^ oan take
Jfrum ua. Poverty, ill health, etc.,
only nnko it more valuable, and
when we renli/.^olts value for the
Coming generation of men and
women we will be a happy and
prosperous people.
Which Is Which?
Tho GalTuey Lodger In a recent
iisnc thus logically comments :
Yesterday waft "Labor Day" and
a largo percentage of iho workmen
of the cities ^look :i day If
Is but fitting that t\io laboring poo
>pio should have one day out of the
year set apart for recreation, but it
i* a debatable questiou as to wh??
are the laboring people of t !t i h |
.country. To our mind those who]
employ iahor ure the laborers. At
a meeting of tho typographical
union in Columbia twelve years ugo
the writer in the Stnto introduced
the llwt resolution to celebrate
"?'labor day." Every year since
then the day has been observed,
AU? legislature at the follow iug oos
slon having made it a legal holiday.
Then wc woro an employee and
classed as a laborer. Now wo work
steadier and harder than we did
JtkeiLand WJL.da not celebrate ula
day'* beeauso we do not have
time. In fact ovory day is
i$g!- with us and n$pst of
light*. * We havo to laborlike
to keep our creditors from
jJtt shtriff . from cloav
and all tho time ih*
aaaitvg as ?s a enpital
kted bondholder, as 1t
W? bad no cars ex
to ^Cus olflcs ftsd |
vyluLiuvi )? giitlti IfiSDjSi'Jiiu flu*
we worry aud fret for vh** apoodu'
'licks lo pay the 0o>'?
paper bills* the poeta^*, etc., am>
ii i? one ctatwloia round pf tctt
day lr? and d?y ou'. Yi?? it I* ?'?
debatable q*eetiop ef> to ft ho art
the real tyborfere. Only thu otht?
day one of thf hoy a hired a turn
out from a local liveryman and
wont out driving, As he stopped
at our house and asked us to ti?k?
a drive l?i? face ***? t*?? picture of
contentment. Wti.fode around with
him for an hour ar?d no word of
concern or complaint escaped hi*
lips. All was eeroue with blm and
Monday morning whoa he cauto in
ail hour late it didn't worry him a
particle, notwithstanding the fact
that two oi, tho "hoys" wero on the
sick list and wo had more work on
hand than we could possibly do in
the length of tio>o allotted us to do
It. He didn't worry for the reason
that bp had u Job to go to Monday
morning, aud he also knew when
Saturday night camo his wage*
would be waiting on him. lie was
aot alone in 111? oontentmani. Ton
or twolve other employees apont
their Sabbath in golyg to church
oourting the girls, dicing with
friends and neighbors or at home
and haviug a good timo generally
They, too, came in Monday morn
ing and wnnt to work ^ith no
thought about whore tho "old
man" was goinj/'to got the money
with which to pay thom for their
services. Hut thoy aro the la
borers and tho other fellow i* tho
employer, and the chances aro that
ulno out of every ten of the em
ployers of thia country arc indeed
greater laborers than those whom
they employ. Yet somebody lias
to bo an employer and some have
to bo laborers, but it is indeed n
misnomer to class only tho em
ployee as the laborer.
Court.
When wo went to Pfe*a la?t week
the court waa cnga<*OT in the Wil
liams ? Gardner murder trial, A
verdict of guilty wilh recommenda
tion to mercy was renr?cr?d ami
YVilliaroe wah sentenced to the peni
tentiary for life. N peeking of thin
Irlal the Caindeti coi respondent of
the Columbia Statu nays:
""^Aeo^heT* Verdict of guilty of mur
der, although it bo aeoompanlcd
with u reocommondation to mercy,
can be placed to the e red i t^of Kot-^
ntVaw county. For the past three
duys court of general aesaioua has
been occupied jti the trial of Aaron
Williams, a prominent, white far
mer of this county, for killing liU
hrothor-in-law, Win, %S. Gardner, on
March 1, 190& Tho case was tried
Ubt June a year ago, at which time
the jury could not agree on a ver
dict. In empaneling tho jury in
tills oast*, last Wednesday, one ot
tho Juroi'i who bad been sworn in
the cane before tukiug his placo on
the panel announced to tho court
lh at ho w as related to tho prisoner.
Tlio solicitor /fiSTCHd thiyerfurt to
fitand the jurJr usicb% -mit the do
lYindant's (h/iiimcI contended that
i.L. j 11 ^o r J/av 1 11 w? been accepted by
prisftber and aworn, it was ton
late now for tho State to object to
the Juror's 8* rvinjf. Tho juror wan
nlloA'ed toiemaln on the panel. it
having developed that iv kiu%man
of the prisoner wan one of tlu
Jurors si b-cted to try hia case, the
prediction hoeamc general that thlh
relationship would t li'eo.t the vcr
dict and that a tnisiiiftl would be
the nrtuit. The juror proved to ho
t\ Tu.tn of character, who could ilsn
above tho tie?* of ?d'?od, find hi
agreed with the I 1 other Jurors that
hia relative, , Aaron William?, was
guilty of murder, and should ho
confined for the remainder of hi*
life in tho State penitentiary. The
prist: uer put up tho usual plea of
all murderers, 1 1 1 ?? t of self. defense,
and although hl? oounsel Meaars,
Kugono lUakeney and W. 1) I'rant
hum, made Ingenious and able argu
ments in support of t.hiu defense,
the Jury would not accept it.
Mi. Thurmond was assisted in
I tils case byCapt. M. L. Smith.
This cast; concluded the criiuinai
docket ami the court baa bieii on
guged niiii o then on civil bu?iheNH.
Husband unci Wife.
I'roaei vo eaciedly lh? pri v.uiea
of your owu boose, yotlfr m nrricd
st'Ale n. n d your heart. Let- no
father, mother aiater or brother,
over eotno between you, or eh'irc
the joye <?r Borrows that belong to
you two alone.
With mutual help build your
quiet world, not nllowlng your
dearcvt cnrtbly friends to beeon*j
(blent of au^ht that concern* your
domestic p<ace. Let moments of J
ntttCJiftUou, IT llicy occur, bu healed
at once. Never, no never, apeak of
it outside, to no oihem confess, and
you will come ont ull right. Never
let the morrow's sun And you at
variaucc. Konew and renow your
vow?, it will do you good, and there
iiy .yimr nrind* w|R- %rttn to^rrthrr,
contented iu that lovr^juJ^cb i?
stronger than iteath and will be
oowtt truly one. ? Selected.
Some people n??tr call en the
Lord until after the door* of all
otht#* 4N do**},
Kiasmg in a Ouitoo.
C%ho* lr>jf oo Charles river has
tfiRt it y ctTaiiB'?7 aViV#* a W a! ? Imm
(Malta.) dispatch to the N??v York
World. No louder will the. young
uiun w|tb the white dutka uutl tbu
C*UV*9 It*' permitted to hold
lilt; paddlu with, oue Imnd and U-e
waist of hU hest girl with the other.
The Metropolitan Park coritmi'
*lonCr? have *l?ut down upOu the
practice, And h6<;aiisa in thfi (juirn
bhado fft a gluUt tree ub their chq<>?
lioated hIuw |y iti the water Matthew
Peterpon of l>orchest<r Improved
the occasion to plant a -kiss upou
the lips of Mies Flora Smith of
New York tbe~fcouple were arrested.
Keeeotly the park commissioners
decided, thut uu arm arouod tire
waiat of a gill, a kUa atolen bu the
sly or a parasol ao held that those
near by could not seo the facea of
the occupants constituted an offense
p inishonahle by a (lnof\
To support this deoWon ? corps
of detectives was sent forth in
canoes. The detectives have plied
the Ibko with muffled oars, and Mifi?
Smith and Mr. Peterson are the
first to feol the stern hand of the
water sleuth,
There was a long, loud cry foi
help along the C'harlwa, and aoon
uanoeiata, seeing the very princi
ple of the sport in danger, came
to the rescue. ? The arrest wan de
nounced on all aides. If a man
can't kiaa hia girl wheu in his
canoe, when can ha kisa her? is
now Ihc hunting question of Hoe
ton.
, y*
' ?
On tho morning of the 12th insf .
Mr?. A. J. Burgiaa, who liven near
Goffney was hit by a airay bullet
from a rifle. Homo young men were
ahootlng Rfc eomo bird a in a tree near
liy and tiic hall uiruok a limb and
glanced, striking her on the neck
and penetrating about an inch and a
half of flosh,
The thin of S, M. Wilson & Son has
tli is day been dissolved, Mr. S. M. Wilson
retiring from the firm.
S. M WILSON,
W. G. WILSON.
Sept. 1, 1908.
The underftigucd have this day formed
n eo partnership under the firm name of
Wilbou & Nicholson, who will coutinuo
the Laziness heretofore conducted by ?S.
M. Wilson & Sun, and. who will ns?ume
all obligations of ttaid firm
W. G WtLSON .
J. 0. NICHOLSON.
Sept. I, 10O3.
TAX llifflE
Under end by virtuo of flundry tax
executions to tnodireoted. I will proceed
to sell, before tbo Court House door in
the City of Camden, . mi Lhc lira I AIoudu.y
in Oct, 1903", during the legal honra of
Hide, the following described real estate,
to-wtt: ,
, 2ft acre? in District No. 7, bounded
north by lands of ,1. W. Sepgars, east by
W G. (Talon, Houth by Alex Hrown and
west by J. M. Kirkley. Levied upon and
to be sold as tho property of "A lex Oay.
1 iicre in No. 12, hounded liorth by
lands of J. T, Ross, east by Jcpho Uoss,
aonth-west bv C. P. Do wen and west by
8. A. Is- B.lt. Lovied upon and to be
sold aa the property of 12. M. Flnhertv.
J a TRANTUAM, S. K. C."
Sppt 18, 1003. .
When you want lino shoes
nnd <? ootl shoes, call at the
MathnShoe Store and get a
|mir of eilhor IhoSti'aon, l<V>r
bush. Kclipso, Eaton or
I 'Walkover" for men; and that
I famous Qiifcen Quality and
| Krippemlort phoes for women
Also a full line of children
shoes.
I .
Tax Notice,
! Offioo of Treasurer lCcrshaw 0<?nn-|
I ty Cam-Ion. S. C., Sept. 1 15th , 1903. ^
lu accordance with the act to rm?t
[ ftupplics lor fiscal voar cotumoncim
I January let. 11)03, notico is hereby ^ivci
j rttaV"iho Treasurer's oftico of Keryhav
county will ho ojitn for tho collection o ,
iiiwsa i'lom tho i?ui tiny ?'l October, liK>3, j
until tho Hint Jay of Docomher, 1003
The rate por centum for Kershaw coun.
tv is as follows : MiJla
f^tatn Taxes 6
School Taxc* 3
County Taxes 4
Rail ltoftvl Taxes 9?*
Total 14^
The follow lug Spoidal levies bayo been
mady ulso: Mills
Special School tax District No. 1. 8
Special School tax. District No.J,
for interest on School Bunds -J
UrAdod School linildin#. Mill*
District No. 1 X
Special School tax District No. 1, 3
? ?. ' ' ?.
' ? 4, 8
-- ? * f 7.2
' ... 10f 2
1 ' 11, 2
1 * 12,2
. ; ' ' t7, 3
? ' r 18, A
22, 3
?? All Information as to taxes will be for
nialml upon a&p* ?<*.! ivs- - ? - ? ?
j* No lUt of mrou * for l*x receipts will
be r*6?toedtfunlo*? amount of tax
mousy is deposited with the as id Hat.
This rule, will b? strictly ?nfor??4. *
W.B. HOUGH,
A. . OO.TN M*.
***'?? vj*
V "t*
'^aii ^nngu\ c&montj_ ^ \
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JffavittjjF juMt i'- -Mew ?' !><>??. tli?* Northern ui-trV '*'? ? w *' t"
Million ,u{ii(u iIm io J ftccuixd iwt?y *?f. r*; t.??n an.* ,
ho;i^rlito!jrt> o; the largest uruj host select* A i'tuCks ??? .'{Of-ds i
"Vt'T brought lo CaJlidCJ;, < ?M>yitfin^ ol
DRY GOODS, CLOTH; HATS, COOTS AMD tHGLS,
UHOCER<l.;< AND FURNITURE. '
WhAn banned of anything in the ul>ove lines <m{| and -e?
me arra>rgu*ranton that X ?-u you, -A dollar will #<>
ho far at my ntoro 1 am .-urn you will ht> <;!ad you name.
Representing Wunriinnkcr & Brown of Philadelphia,
I make a specialty of handling mode-to-Order suit* from this
well-known house. In all carina a perfect, 1ft and satisfaction
guaranteed. '
Cordially inviting ONE AND ALL to come to sec me I
I am Very Truly Yours,
'Davtei 'UJoife.
0r. y. jr. jfcamor,
DENTIST. 0
? Office ovor Camden Drug Couipamy.- ?
shoe siTol\~~
I wish to announce to my falonds aim!
oho public generally that 1 am well pre
pared to execute all kind of shoe and
leather work, and solicit tlio patronage
of ulf. Bhop.on Kutledge street just west
of old porft office building.
WICK JONES.
Election of
On October 8th, 19Q8, the Hoard of
Control will eleefc ft I)ispow3er and
Clerk for the Camden Dispensary. ? l'ar
ties intending to apply lor either of said
places must (lie their application not
later than September 2i)th,' 1 !)?)'<- By
order of the Board of Control,
II. TltUEfcjI)!Sf>,
.j ? Clerk.
Hcpt. 11. 1003.
?11141)1' 1)1
I wish to inform the public that I have
secured the services of Mr. T? II. Haw
kins who is a first class journeyman
l'lnmbcr and master of bis trade. I am
<mly doing first-class work: riumbintr,
tinning, cornice. Steam, hot air and
hot water beating.
If done by mo, your work will bo done
in the best and mobt efficient manner.
JOHN F. JENKINS
Mm To T eahsfs Aei
Trustees. ? ? "
Heffinning at the opening of the present
school year, July the 1st, teachers must
use la Hu7ir schools the now RcTiooI Reg
ister, which* may- be had on, application
at this office.
C'nimw will not be approved unU'so
made out oh the new forms.
It. C. Bruce,
Supt, Education K. C.
COTTON GINNING AT LOGOFF
GINNERY!
I wish to annouco to tho public that
the Liitfoft' Ginnery hna been put in thor
ough repair and will, 'during the coining
senson, be run under thy pors< nal super*
vision. Entire satisfaction guaranteed
to all customers.
The highest inaiketpriceB will bo paid
for. cotton seed sold at Ginnery,.
,1'atronage solicited/ *>
Respectfully,
J.S; HAMMOND.
Ang. 2flth. 1003.
Important Notice To Teach
Ers. t.
The Regular Examination for Teachers*
Count y Certfieute* will l?e held at the
Court House on Friday, September 18th,
11H);}.
To<tuhors are warned that there will be
no other Examinations daring this year
for Certificates.
R.C.BRUCE,
Superintendent of Education,
Aug. 27th, 1008.
Important Notice.
Xollco 5r hereby givon that in sic
eordunee with tho law governing the
?runo the quarterly meeting* -of. tho
County Board of <*omml?8ionc!;B will bt
hold on tl?o ti rat AfoudaVJ in Jjuiunry,
April. July and October, hut ail othftp,
mooting# of tho Board will ho bold on 1
W<>.tnoH? vs. after the f.rst Mommu.v of
ouch month nnd that h1 1 hill* mript boJ
filed wilh tho Supervisor the ilny Iwfor^
tho meetings or they cannot ho acted
upon.
By order of (ho County Oommi^-ionera.
J. M.'SOWKXU
- Supervisor.
April Otli, 1903. . '
Wanted 200 to 300 acre.i nf l*ntl ncsr city.
Wooded and wittered. Building*, ,
Etc. no object. ? '
Wanted to rent by good tenant jj^-One- ,
horse {artn near city; ; ? ? ~
Wanted to ?cll tract of land, 100 acres,
country property ntar it 11 road.
T Wooded and watered.
Wanted collectible account* of* all do*
script ion, rents, morchaodi-je, agency
accounts. Ac.
Wanted to sell mo?t desirable building
Jot jwat outaido or city limit*.
Want?K? Yo write 1,000 or mor? apfriic??
tlon* for sick and accident rhjaarwe
In the vo?y Vat . omo.vivdaing
buaineaa in America.
For particular* apply to
W. A?. Scliroelu
? Otto* oa La* R*rf??
DR. I.H. ALEXANDER,
Dentist.
OFFICR BROAD 8TRKET,
-Cam dun, $. O.
Notice*
Notieo is hereby (riven that the Board
ul Commissioner* ut their last meeting,
oonnteimHudwd til outstanding order ft
foj supplies to paupers, except those be
ing cured for bv the County Infirmary.
Hereafter applications tor assistance
must bo made direct to the Commis
sioners. J. M- So well,
County Supervisor.
J- *Pf. Zftenson,
CONTRACTOR & BUILDER,
CAMDEN, S. C.O
l'lans nitfl specification* furnished.
Plate-glass store fronts a speciality.
Work superintended.
Jan. 9 tf.'
Real Estate
And Collecting Agency.
Ail property for sale or rfcnt, and
all eluiina placed in my hands 'will
receive prompt attention. Claims of
all kind.?' ? rents or open acoonutB
Oni-o opponilo the Workman House
in J. 1A ofllctv
C. G. ALEXANDER.
H?B & ALEXANDER,
COLORED UNDERTAKER#,
CAM DEN., S. C.
Formal Announcement,?
The undersigned wiahes to
TO the public that they will open on
JuIy *1 ??t an Undertaking Establishment
on Main street, opposite 1 11? Dibble's
utoro, atn<! will bo prepared lo furnish
Caskets and Coffins, nday Of nivthtc We
have our own Hearse, and can accemo
dato you in this reRpeot. Remember we
are the only OOLOIIISD UNDERTA
KERS IN (JAM DEN. Wo solicit Coun
try oh well as City busincas, nspuriug
our friends the best of attention." Prices
moderate, '
In addition to our Undertaking busi
ness . we are also general Cabinet, and
Farnltuie repairers.
When you need our ser^oop, coni? to
see us or let us know wh?-re to call on
you.
CURETON & ALKXANDKU.
June 26th, 1903.
A HOUSE TO ORDER
i* vary ranch s-ipirior to ono ready
mad*. Your t.wn ideas can bo embodied
in
? PLANS'"
and th? interior and exterior be in con
formity with your oooccption of beauty
asd oonvouienoe.
Tho dosftfnlnK and building o i modern
houtea hai been onr study and businea*
for years and wo aro competont to carrv
out all work in a satisfactory mannor
Our oxporion.ce ai
AU0IIITKCT9
enablo-a ub to ploa?o al,l.
MITCH AM A lifOACU-.N,
Architoctfl & Enginocra. V
^fo. 70 XSiOiui Siroet. Cam (leu, & C.
GP. 8. lliUM &S05I,;
MjLNUTACrrURKRB QJ'?
Doors, Sash, Blinds,
Moulding, Building Material,
SaaVWejgjbta andCord/
CHARLESTON, ...... 8. C.
Purchaee our makes, which
we 'guarantee superior to any
told South, and thereby ?a re
money* ,
Window and Fancy ttlaaa *
?yMMtt, July i*
^ m ? TT5r- . .M
V" "**vv ? ? ;
The above out givea you a good view of our Soda Whtcr
Department from which is served daily the most delicious
Ice (Jold Drinks of all kinds, and a very popular retiort tluvu
hot dayw lor )>otli old and youiitf. Drop in and cuol oil'.
Very HewpoctfuHy, /
o Xont/j cf DdPass, Tj/iq Comer Druggists, -
- x*2:-xo3sr3E3
CM THE
fMmssa
T!!ii LINE FOR BUSINESS, n . .. ? ?
THK UWJ2 ICR PLJiASUfc&;
THE LINK FOR ALL THK BESTc, ,
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v?UMMER"RE
t" ? - ? ?ct*ev -V. ^ ???>-*-* -jr-u^ora
Corn^N? &.mr^r Resort Folder - 1 '
fJflHled I'rce H Any Adifeas. " ?
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Tr '. T:-.f ! :i r. Gcn'i 1-aAs. A<?il, Asst. C?ni tali A ^
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Air Line Hallway.
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u* rs o
eist
North-South- E
Two Daily Pullman Vestibule
first Class Mn Car Sevvics.
Thi> V.i'f Itiitrs '.It'.rl - - 1<V
Cities Via RICHMOND and WASH- .
mCTOK, or Via NORFOLK and
steamers, To Atlanta, Nashville, Memphis
liouisvil'.o, St, Louis, Chicago, New Or
leans, and all Point* South and Southwest
?To Savannah and Jacksonville i
points in Florida and Cuba.
- Potitivoly the sh^rteHt lino between
cte SOU'
[J^^For detailed information , rate^
idea; Pullman,. Reservations, &c., apt!
any agent of the Sea\>aidr'ATr X/mo Ri
or, to J. J. Puller, Travelling Pa&sei
Agent, Columbia, S. (J.
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3B\ Stewart . O.
Savainuili, Oa, .
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| Spend your mojgpy at <
KILN DRIED g,,.';inu iin'] 1,uli? ^'ild
?01 1 y. Remeuibtr a dollar ,
~ ~ f^ont away from^am<Ion ntv- <
FLOORINu, & or returns. \
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CEILING, MOULDIJS^^S
BRACKETS, ' FOR SMsiS
nr jr mi 11 "i run nn ^ riiii ni ~iii in ^irni' it inn
& Any htyL;/V'? Caning, l^looriug, Ceiung f 1
? g ^ or Moulding gotten ont to ortfer.
ON BAND STANDARD SIZES
Ml
Crown Mould, ale.o Back, lied, Cove And Pic-::
lure. Mould. Quarter round, Window Stool arid J
Oapsf, wainsqor.t cup and astragal. Outside
gotten out to oi\lu\
|cT?\r/??f Cash. ~Srri'ce, "
?Will also bo prepared to do turn\irc~*
days.
jou have lumber you want workc
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brackets, moulding, flooring, celling,
servo you in, that way also, at moderate pfic*
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C. V. JiOS$l(SNOI^Uaag?r. .
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