The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 12, 1904, Image 3
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For Sheriif
Oj>t- J4" ?" auuounctO
.pWChron^UjUy ?.- a cut,,
lidttie for Sheriff. Cipt. H alt- u?
)Hrv^l ** Sheriff tiefor.. b,?| ,t{ j(jf|j
\ i? ?iiJ that no on* ev*r OH id the
iitl ?? uioro
acceptably I it a it b?.
TU? Old K-oliftbli on HhjhI
The "014 (Keiial?lo, ?' K. S. x,.|
Ie8, an nouncea is li??o i??un ??? t j(l
Chroiiiclc that he i*? "fill in u ,
\ .|il, ttud wi'i bft |<lad i<i Ijuvc u|j
?ia old friend* 0*11 aud t xteiui ii.
),i,u their patronage.
position Wanted Au Companion,
Position ?? companion (cravol.
.?.o not t<>) to ?- ki lior
iJ, man, iady or fawWy. ii .*t 0f
tefc roucei tftven. v l4<>r |>t? r ( f i* n i ^ra
, id dress '-Companion" 430 I'lui
i?out Av^nuf, Allttoiu, Gu.
.?^nM0r t t0 ? - ?
>foved to Wfr, Zdm^'i tttoro
Mr Julian W-flnburg wiio h m
I & l IjU J? welry ofllulty at t ho t.torH
tf Mr J K. Vuoahan, has moved
in Mr. W. H. Hemp's ?tore when*
k jv will bo pleaaed lo have hit,
j leuds call and him.
Wafer Tea,
Hie Indies of lilts Kjiincopa1
ihureh will hold their Wafer Tea at
i .a residence of Mis. Mandeville
on Tuesday afternoon from 4 to (5 '
/ hi^h order of music will be a fea
ture of i he entertainment, Admin
e on 25 cts.
Death of Mr. Fort.
Mr. G. YV. Kurt, of Wadeaho
i uutfi), N. brother of Mr. q. ftj.
) irt, of our town, wlioa? eeriouf
i.i?r;ident w?!? mentioned lust w*ek,
?.ied on Saturday. Mr. Fort's
friend* here sj mpalhi/.e very much
Willi him in lh?* de.alh of his brother.
The Seed Have Coma.
The garden seed from Senator
J/itimer came last Monday. 'J'he
ni|?ply was quit?limited (about 100
j ockades) and already a good p?> r
t.on or them have gone, but then
t ill remains ? few more pickagcs
v hieh will be given to the first who
t all for them. ' -
o
Dispensary Elections.
As will bo ?een by notices elwe
vhere in The Chronicle to-day a
rispenser and olork fur Camden, a
( i^pensor for B^thune npd a beer
( iapeneer for Camden wijT be eleet
fl on the 8th of March. Applica
tions for those positions must be;
1 led with Mr. fteriry Truesdtll.
Make Your Returns.
We arC informed by Auditor
ireCreight that tax returns are
dining iu very slowly indeed and
I ?? request* us to say that, it is
IJvjhly important that tax payers
I've this matter their immediate
("M otion es the lime for making
i turns is rapidly drawing' ton
f se and that the law is so changed
row that he has no power, what
ivt r to take returns' after the time
1 n6 expired, bo save trouble and
f iioyance by making your return^
I OW.
Lent begins on the 17th inst.
Fewer- *eara longer L
I * voe.
;t Valetine's J>ay falls on Sunday
f?is year, 14th Infst. ^
' The grountffog kuewXjWT^ Ahc was
(*? inn whem he' retained ttf lakev an
t'.i rr nk ? Stato / .
We havo been requested J-j>
r ?Moe that preaching may Ad' ex
p'^i?d<allFltn55U! Baptist- oluiroh
toit SmHljyfThe 14th.
Kliza Uolton, : colored, who fur
i ily live'd here, dud iu Washing
t ?, D. C., on tho 8lh lost, and her
i ialne were brought to Camden ;
J -terda^ for lutorment. Sl)o was
*?' years of age.
Mr. E. S. Nettys requests as to
f < v that he, in -selling out his entire
i ; rest In the firm of Nettles & Wat*
1 k, did not sell his interest in the
i counts due the ""Hi m wb^n same
' d dissolved. Payment of these
s' cminte can be made either to him
|Mn ftir. H. L Watkins of WatkinB
'i '? 08.
? ~'1 Cause for TTneo5Ti$*e? for Tbo?e
Who Are Inaured Wtih Willi ft m*
A Btoodman.
Moasru. Williftma & StecdraftD
i we rcceivod letters aettuung them
< ? the ability Qf; the Companies
represent to ipay *11 losses in
.iie Baliimoro conflnga' ion and stiil
. eavo their Companies with* hand
some net anrplosea.
Representing" aa they do the
Wrongest Fire Insurance Comps-j
?i>?B Ijr the world, , they are ready,
aa heretofore, to furnish un
' qualefl indemplty to their patrons
?nd reinsure those holding polictes
;? aucll unfortunate companies at
*?11 be forced Into liquidation bj
is coo negation.
Mr. Rdwurd R. Gay of Atlanta,
sn authority on Insurance matter?,
*?'?*? Mcesrs, W Ml*?s &
nian:
'?While of course, tfili Is s
ftwount to lose ,by a single fire j'or
1,0 SEt? congratulated on ropre
ruling Companies who aro pro
?^nrd to pay the fu'l ' amount o?
Vei'J clnim ugHtnai. ibem out of I bri -
""?neiiae Net Hurplnae abo*e all li^
''??? wliliont diatnrbipg ilKt"
numiit WOUf 'V'
Lty guaranteed
r*
Social,
- ? w. ,w,
?W
On If rlday afternoon Mt*. C.
Moore w#a l\ie charming hoateaa at
lb? Country Club llonae tea. Af
l?r llife g*ioe of p<do all Ui? eiow.l
uij >y?d u ttocial m-niay, good coin- i
ip*ny and delicious r?frt aluo?uu.
(.J'?iio u uumbur of 0 toutdi- n*? voting j
jvo^ilc **??<; jirim -i,i mul a large!
i' IhomhiVuHvi; lio<ly nflomlkU *?>??? t
)Mt UcipauW <f L'it> v j ; r r< u t> i," (i ;
H* ? Tlji; {. ?!.? . w .H ' ?u- !
"f I (!?' f)i"M I Xi'.iuOp. aijil ?
? v p? |it.|.C? H if th* PfSfeon I .,??
fl'i*! 1 1 l)l 1 h ?i'lf Wfil i1.
I Uf Hlu?i vv liu rtt-ro NJi.j-%1 U. V?us, j
H?!hu>w, S\ duey Su.uli ami \N W i *? i - 1
i t held up ih? iuu r?ci ? the* I
ii.'.ue aft.crnouij, Qtikliy
vVvf I be Red* wbo are a magnifies tit i
t'-oui confcUiirig pf Metfti*. A 1> !
K' Dut'd) , Team, King hod UuasiU 1
0** l*i;c?c\t>y ufiernoon uniaiib>|
s'Midirg u QhUttcg ruin vthluh o<-r?. i
i mini fur bouia theUdicaof (Jrae? S
Kpiacopul ohuicb luil ones of ili> |
very |?lettbhuUht wuftr tea* (if ibo
(i tifjon at Use IjaudHORtfi old home
t)f Mr. and Mre. II . CJ. Cuniaon.
I be largo rooma and buiU were
?brown to|jfubfcr &(?d mad?i br ill ion t
willi electric limb's, tlowcr* and
polled jtUuU. i n tbeeeolre of Uj?.
handbome drawing room waa a
table covered with cut flowiia *t>d
t\? litfioua homo tuada e*odv prcir.
??wd over by M^a Moa#,of Cunnouti
:n*, ft gucbl of Mre. I) H. Williams*
>md M?sb Cor'i Cnnisoii. Mi'-jaKrM
jna Shannon made an attractive
door-keeper ai,d it wtts greally rt
?irelUd that the weather prevented
her having a more active amount of
*o?k. In the apaciou* dinuiny j
room the table w<?s exquisite wltb.
ik 1 1; oui china, jjIuhh him) silver, j
urns of di iioioUM'boctlaU', frogi an* |
u:s, whipped c.cani, cheese straw*, I
sweet and plitin wafers iuad? n'
dainty rid Mi. Tl-e Indies fool pai
Lioulailv Appreciative 'of ih?- kind
P80 of til!? gUt'StS nfi i he Court
(tui who got up a oUirrjiog parly
and braved t lie weather to aid
thorn in their ctf >r ta to ra-k.! th>
afternoon pleasant find ptofUab-e.
Ou aflernoon hi its*
Henrietta Brailsford eriteitf.iued :
t |\o Acnm Ciub at hoi* dtdigSuful
uo'.v li nine iii Kiikao'd. Tbtse are
1 1 ways tbe most cbunuing of boi i A
f II actioog. Miss Hrailsford ie on ?;
uf our mufti popular ar.d lovely
young ladies and it is Dft-dlefes to
say tbat bbe was a cbariuiug Lios
'K!&8.
j Mrs. C. p. DqDihu! entertaiued
'.he married ladies' Euehr* Club m
Itor lUnriforoe homo in Kirkwood
0'i Thursday afternoon. Both of
?f these ehaiining clubs have
joiuerl and will have to uight at
the Club House a leap year aud St.
Valentine's hall for which they
iiave issued invitations to all the
socioty youDg men in town. Of
course as the entertainment will be
under the exclusive management of
the fair sex there will be no doubt
of its perfect succt ss. Escitemcut
and anticipation are abroad for the
next few days.
Mr#. E E. Mandevilic will have
the pleasure of bringing to a close
the festivities of the raid-winter
by giving on Marda Gras a musi
cal aftertainmcnt at her beautiful
home op Kiikwood Heights. Sho
expects to have a choice program
and all who attend will have a rare
opportunity olFered for enjoyment.
Lent begius with Ash Wednesday
of of xt week and there will be a Bur
oeftse from frivolities and society af
faire and oit&peoplo will turn their
hearts and hands to Works of charity
?vith good will o all mankind, and a
happy pheerful manifestation of
theirlofe of churoh and home and
h hearty deaire to benefit others
aod^orow better ihetmelves.
iface the Blame Wliere It Beiongo.
Two gentlemen who are candi
dates for ofiko in the next city elec
tion were, a few days ago speaking
of city motors in a general way. and
'trundling ? fi on the theme of the
Firo Department, ep< ko of the same
h a ''dead expense" to the city.
Now in Justice to our Fire Depart
ment T would like to say just a word
or two that will prove to any fair
minded person that it is the tov\n and \
n'it the Fire Deportment wbp is to
blame for it bcicg ft ko called "dead
expense."
It has been proven en contesting
field* that our Firo Team is second !
to none in S tutli Carol ms, ImU geu
tlemtu and candidates tin* Firo Co ,
should not be ( icfolod to put out a
flro when the polWmen aee4t nftcr
it has burstod out a'l over the house,
and f.bon rings tbo general alarm to
awake the tyojson duty at tlio Reel
House.7' - . .
The city should bavo a Ore alarm !
system from the word "Go" ami no. I
thing nioro can he expected from the
Fire Department nn'il th'8 iR done, j
Awako, oh yo people of Camden,
shnko off thelegnrthv that enveloposj
ye in a mist and put on the hnriicas j
of progress aud .?c:?'e the many
Chinese walls that confront aud em- j
harass the peoplo of your town aud j
to the two would be officers of our
town spoken of,J?)t them cast no re.
flections on our city institutions
when tbey aro fighting (and free ot
rost at that) under rnnny disadvan
tsgo*. Piace the blnme where it
ahoald be ani ??Pick not tlio mote
'out of thf brother's eye until thy
j own is clear." (Genesis, TV 23.
Fireman.
! Postponed,
i Oo account of life illness of lufe
? Bishop the dedieatiuu oi 'he C*?h
jolto ohurch here Itae been pjstpoa
j td until the 2d.b.
^UnoHucdnruts.
cor sty OFFICES.
I <>K BIIEUIFP.
I l tifoby aouiuiu-e n?\ ?<-ll a e.Hi didate
for ttif ottk'c "f Sheriff ut Kerefmw
1 i tin . i ut.j 1 1 hi i)iu ruUu of the Demo
cril.i- j a iu. iy ck'ClioD. I
.las. 1 1. Hh'i)#. I
CITY OFFICES.
FOR MAYOR.
\s ii?i tiru'vril fur the selec
ts : of 1 1? 0 1 i ?' ?
_ .... uir il'IVQ1
I est tiu'it to govern our eWy
?? ''tjMi u.jj tvw> y.ntd. ww lo r. by
-n ?M.ui cf Mr 11 11 CAKUlljON ?u *
< l....tt< f ? >r May.ii, ujul feci confident
at witli liitn ui it to helm o?\r city will
?? onward I-) property and Jiro^roiH.
vthich we ull 60 much ikbiitf.
Taxpayers.
(MIAUI.KS l\ KOkiSlUNOL.
Admiring i|u> jiufch and eneigy of the
above named iitlfiiian, ami oelniif ac*
qu.t;?tU,d wiuihiH veil-known views tu re* I
y- d tu miwi cipul control, an well an lib
i '? as for hicrcasins vho efficiency of
t! -? f'ol.civ l-'ijy ?ml Hea'kU Department*.
ni.it to tut ve U?o city with a proper sewer
Hysicin, ami It la whdt to aee class
b .'iaUtion damped out. coupled with
bis ?lt irt- to see (.'aniden a pronref>Bivt<
?" ' > run ?? t|ie uf all ami not ?
e; led few, wo cordially olh>r him a can
didate, tt Uhtiii|f ?hat our progressive citi
zens of all <1 a Act . who with Cuiuden aj
bright futuro will ^riyo hlw their cor
ih.d kinjipori, hiiJ that ho can tee his
*;<>? ilem lo make the race,
Many Voters.
FOR A LI) Kit MEN. i
We tlie voters of Ward 3 hereby an- j
eoimci' the name of Mr. W GF.I8P.N-,
n* ft suitable mau to repre? i
?pt;t us In void Ward Many Vutera. j
We hereby announce Mr. P. T.
Vlldd-U'H.UK a? a candidate for A',
dcrmaii from Ward i. Voters.
Wu hereby announce I)r. W. J.
IH'SN pa a candidate for Aldorman
from War 1 :i. Voters.
Mr. S, li. LATHAM iH hereby an
ii'<mic>'d :?> a cuudid&to for 'Alderman
from Ward 2 Voters.
\V<- hereby announce Mr. JOHN
W 1 1, ^ON as a candidate for Alderman)
from Ward I Voters.
W?> hereby announce Mr. JOHN A
KINCil.F.TON a candidate for Alder
n?a? from Ward I. Ward I. ,
Wo the votera <d Ward 4 hereby place)
in i.ominaHon the natns of JOHN 8.
LINDSAY f>rf a suitable man to repre
sent iib tr im ?ald Waid.
Many Vatere.
Mr. f .. L I'.LOCK is lier?l?y announced
a candidate (or Alderman for the City
<>f ?'ni:j'1en from "Ward 2,
Many Voters, j
Mr. J. K. V A UGH AN is hereby!?
n-n'.MCf.*. as a candidate for Alderi&an
from Ward !5 in the approaching city pri
mary. Many Votera.
"> ?' r ?**'??*<?' w ^cmvw -
PERSONAL. / .
Mr. W. 8. Smith, of Smith villc,
was in Camden on Tuesday last.
Mr. W.-R. I'caoh of Bethuno paid
us ?! p.i<*asnnt ca'l on Tuesday.
Mr. Andrew Wliitnkar has taken a
piMitiou at ibe store of Watkios &
W a! kins.
Mrs. John J. Workman is vieitinn
her aunt, Mrs ytxra'l Boy kin. at Boy.
k;n?
Judge K. D Hlakency.of Kershaw,*
was in attondanee upon court here
iaat wetk
That excellent gentleman, Mr. J.
B Lylen, spent several days this
weok in Camden. ,
Miss Anno Mclver of Darlington,
iB spending the winter at Glen Oak
wiili Mrs. Wyloy,
Mr. II. II. Holland, of Boss Mill, I
N. C , ;s visiting htfj father's family
here. Judge I F. Hlllaud.
Mr. Porcher Stoney who has been
in Greenwood for several months is
on a visit to friends and relatives
here.
MiBoog Lucia and Lillian Yates
will eottM'tftil) tbolr little friends
wiHi a valentine party to morrow
night. r *
Mrs. David Wolfe has 'gone to
Nt?w Orlcann to visit her sister and
undoubtedly enjoy the festivities of
thnt charming OityV^N,,
The "rweet sixteen" girls of Cam
den intend giving on ne*t Wednes*
day eifcnlug a lovsly valentine party
at (be residence of Mrs. H. Lenoir
Mrs. Robert McMillan Kennedy]
will entertain the Married and Aeom
clobt) to morrow afternoon. compli
mentary to her si-ter, Miss Hunter.
Auditor McCrei^lit who has been
confined to his rocin several days
wit.it a tevc-ro at tuck of pri-ippo, we
ar?< glad to any is able to be out
agait'..
Min Shvut Heath baa r? turned to
Kershaw aiter a delightful visifc to
her friends in Camd?'p. Mr. Heath
ai jo spent a nouplo of days hero with
his? sutler, Mrs. .1 . M. Heath,
Thrtt thoroughly ^<>od man, Mr. D.
H Fletcher, of Kershaw, paid us a
pleasant vir.it yesterday.. Mr Fletch
er i=i one of oar staunchest citizens
and The Chronicle office is always
delighted to welcome him..
1 ho Chronicle f-ffljo received a
pleasant visit on Saturday morning
last from Mrs. F. Starfleld, the at
tractive ar.d hriliant correspondent
of the Ntv/ York Herald who is
spending winter here.
" 4
Miss Jennie Coit who lia*, epont
?evcrrtl delightful wapks in Camden
find made many friends here left on
Saturday night 10 visit friends in
M.-trion, S. C., returning to
her homo in Washington, O, <}.
J l)r W, C. McDowell goes to At
Hr.ta thia week io purchase ft bund
j pome outfit- lor bis dental offlc?.
I which, vhen completed, will be one
? of the moH convenient aod oomfort
Bble in this ftftrt of the state. ? Ker
siiftw Cor. to Lancaster Review.
Mioses BtiHe Thomson and Susie
Young 1?; ft hist tyght for the north
ern markets where they will make^w
upociai stndy of tlie latest styles and
bring b:vck with.- them one of the/
largest and boei stocks' of millinery
ever brought to this elty. These lu.
; dies r<: genuine artists in t'ifir liqe
and on'y late fresh goods wi'?l bo* of
fercd their many friends andpatrous
and ladles may be sore of *'somc
ih'.s? ?tylinir if pnrohaMd of the
Cat^fe* ?l4Uu.?s/ 3c.
IBB TBB I
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Interested in Having i.>oney in netting the boat values for
the money you up udt Winter in almost upon us, and we
are ready with our
j to help you. OUK DIXIE GIRL SHOE ?<,r Ladies,
Misses and Childnu has pioved a winner. Try tin in once;
| and you will have no other. Our
Iamemus am lose jack!
shoe for Men and Hoys the best on earth.
(
David Marks & Son's Perfect Fitting Garments for men, |
and Mrs. (Jane Hopkins suite lor boys will satisfy the most
exacting buyer.
The largest and best assorted line of Neckwear ever shown |
here, at popular prices. In luet wo have everything for Men !
and Hoys from socks to puiU at prices that will please. We
will take pleasure in showing you.
'IViie Mho e Clothing Man,
An Undisputed Fact!
lore Money In Hay Than
Cotton!
_y
Bay a Deoring Ideal Mower and Steel Rake ? the great
hay savers.
Buy a Thomas Grain Drill and .Fertilizer Distributor.
Grain drills savo^scede and protect plants from frost and
??
t . ? . __ -
We will need all the small grain we ean raise this yar.
Corn will be liigli. The government reports for July poorest
ever shown. ? V - v.
Vulean Chilled Plows ? one and two horse.
Thomas Disc and Cutaway Harrows, Chattanooga Cane
Mills and Evaporator Pans.^
vufoM % \ \
Pipe and Engine Fittings,
Special attention paid to our Hardware Department.
A ,ohoice line of Groceries on hand at bottom prices.
Agent for the Woodruff Hay Press*
A. D. KENNEDY. -
Notice To Teachers And
?Q
Wees,
Beginning ntthc opening of the preeont
scfyooj year. July iUar lat, teacl;crs must
ttse In their tihodn the now School Reg
ister, which may be had on application
at this office
Claime will not bo approved nn]?ge
made out On ihe new forma.
II. 0. Brnce.y
Supt. Education. K. C.
qr ?
Tax Pistuins Foi 1904.
Offlc o of County Auditor l
\ KcidIihw County- >
Camden, 8. C., Nor. 81, '08 )
' Notice is hereby given that tbe Andi
tor'a office (or receiving Hti<tc and (boun
ty tax returns will he open from Janua*
ry 1 ?t, 190*. to February 20th, 1WH,
(Sundays excepted.)
Th? datre of th? appointment* at
which time the Auditor or hit deputy
will visit tho usual place* in the county
for receiving return* are given below :
Bethuae, January 4.
Ratey'a U.ll, January 5.
Klrkley'a Store. January 8.
Kerahaw, January 7.
Weatvtlle, January 8.
Ru8?eUPIi\oe, January 9.
Liberty Hill, January 11.
Oantey, January 12.
Rabon's X Ku&J?. January IS.
logoff, January 14.
Bltney, January 15.
Antioch. Jannary 16.
Kalb^ January IB.
Boykin, Jknuarv 19,
Buffalo Bolflnrt-jHouae Feb 19,
IMPORTANT?
It lif Important that taxpayers In mak
ing their rctuma,vbe carcful to atate the
achool district ? whether ntw or old? In
which they re tide at the time of making
returns. Alto to atate if it is the same
district as when last return was made.
^ WBTT SHOULD MAKE RETURNS.
Tho law r*qniresihnt ail pikrsons own
in* properly or in anywiae having charge
of Hoch property either as agent, bus.
b&nd.traardtKO, truatee, ?xocuu?r, admin*
istrstor, f.c , nwm tbo aanio under oath
to tho Auditor, who requo*ta all parson*
to be prompt hi making their retm ns and
?ave tho. 10 per cost, penalty, whk^MMU
be added to the property rat nation^
persons fho fail to make reMras M
the OMS pfascriW bt WtW, . ^
HOW AND WHAT TO RETURN.
AMessdfrs and taxpayer* wiU enter 'the
flrgfc given name of the taxpayer in full,
*lao make a teparate return far each
party (or the township the provrty la lo
nnd -where the t?x^?y?f:\?wen realty to
inaert the pnetoffloiKae . plaoo of
residence, and thodo who only owe per- J
*onal property to giro the partVa u*ui?
who ownf. tbw land they live o-i, and in
each and every co?e to name tl.e No. of
School District the property Is in,
All personal snd real Property owned
on the 1st day of January, 1904, must be
returned for taxatfon , and nil Mangel or
transferror real estate noted,
In orJor to avoid oonfuaior., parties
making return* should st*t4* number of
acres of land owned at tihin ol making
last returns in columns torn it <d 'Hesl
Property.' Any real estate Required or
transferred since laat returns K'lould hp i
entered in columns for that pin jose giv
iwg name of party or parties {c m whem
bought or to whom sold.
AU now bulhllngB uhouhl lie returned
as ' Ileal Property" acquired tinctj last
return.
INCOME TAX- - i
Under the recent Act of tha Letfisla- !
nre all pernonn having a str^t i income
of Tweenty?flve Hundred !*J"lUr8 or'
more nr?. required to make a return of
the same to the Auditor at tha time of
making their oihar returns .
THE TOLL TAX.
The new Constitution whU>h want la
to full operation after the 81et c( Decern* |
bar, 1806, provider tor a poll Ux of One
Dollar upon all citizens of thia State 1
between tho ages of Twoniy-One and
Sixty years, excepting Confederate sol
diers above the ago of Fifty y*.tre. Par
tiefPtnaking returns for the fiscal year
1904 will bear In mind thin Constitutional
provision and govern themaelvc* accord
Ail returns must be mado on or be
fore the 80th day of February next. 1
cannot tike return* after that dale a*
the tffher work of thia office must ao on
All returns made after the 20th of Feb
ruavy are subject to the M per cent
penalty.
JA.II returns sent by mall must be mad*
oat on proper Hints and ?w-*r(i to be
fore some proper officer quu.. led to ad
minister said Oath. Othervm $ they u>til no,
bt atttpUd at thii office at return-'
The County Board of }'o uallaatiot
will meet at the office of the nnty An
n the 4th Tuesday of M >rob, lW)4
ig oon, hints an t prot#ite.
W. R. MoORKlviKT.
Ao tlut Kn>hn? Co.
purpost of equalising property
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SEJDS A SPECIAL IKVI
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TATION TO THE FARMERS
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IN ADDITION TO OUR LINE OF DRY GOODS,* NOTIONS,
GENT'S PORNISUINg GOODS, HATS, SHOES AND
CLOTHING, MUCH OF WHICH, STRICTLY WINTER
GOODS, WE ARE NOW OFFERINC AT COST AND IN
VITE ALL TO COME AND SHARE IN THE FEATS OF
BARGAINS WEWfSHTO EXTEND A SPECIAL IK
VITATION TO THE FARMERS.
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Tliie is tbe season that every wide-awako and up*to?date~
olanter is trying lo decide what kinds of fertilizers to use on g
his farm? what particular kindi will bring best return, ' pro*,
uuce best results, & c,t &c. To this we can say that there in ~
no better way of judging of the future th&n by the* past, and
w<d take great pleasure in saying that we are agents for thft
? el eb rated ROY8TER KERTILIZKR8.
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J We handle also German Kan its Nitrate of Soda aud^Mtt^
rate of Potash tke laet named, frr sh from South America, all ?:
of which we sell -very low for cash, or onapproved security.
We confidently recommend the above fertilizers ! to otttT*
farmer friends to bo such as will produce the very best results,
*;nd cordially invito the& to call and get our prices before
placing their orders
We are also headquarters for all plantation Supplies, in;::
I eluding wagonsand shall endeavor make it to your in
; terest ttrflfid w fa si
Thanking you for past favors, and wi8j^jxg*f&r*aU a Happy
and Prosperous rfew Year, wo *ve 1?2 X.
Respectfully' And Truly,
Vllleplgue, Prop**.