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fcSXMKWO HMN \nww^* . V % Ab ^ W" HtCH 6RA0? COFFEE gal met dBrotliera, Staple. And Fancy (iroccrs. Plumbing is a science. I umko a epocinl atudyof all iu brar?che? and look ?ftei> yoGft* lute rest, Take care th:i t your Hester Plumber la an clliricut Kn ginfer and uuderatundu bin busimsH thoroughly, tlmt 1h where the ?ocn>t of a g.oodjpb hot.. H?o mo peraoually about yi)Ur%orti, become mv client and you hIikII bo the owner ?>f n- firet-claas (sani tary system. You would he surprised to suo the old work that I aiu tcaiiug out every day, because it was done poor ly by inexperienced men. Boe me, hue wo, Sea me. 0 Ilegp^cKully, JOHN V. JENKINS. Woodstock Club, A Hpjjc.rtt i?n V" i U I v rnndo in lfc?> near future to ? 1 . o Soeietaiy of SV>*T?rTo:' a charier moor poyat i ; .?? the tVtmdMe< U ('iu!* for social i<ih>' p'ofies vnifl h<'r.<'qua> lel<i in K;- I' ll b aw county. Dr. iiloPnoolera to Preach Iloro IJVx t 'X^Jundity. Wo h i vc been r< quested to a r,. noiinca thai. Dr. W. M. McPI?ppj.c> 9, of Lite Corutubia Tbeolo?ic''l Scn:i nary will preic.h in the C:wnd< :> Presbyterian church next Suuda.v morning at 11 o'clock. Baee Ball at Columbia. The popular excursion o.i nu.rt Wednesday at 7f> cents f.tv the rdiHuf trip, will slford r-n oppor tunity fur nil lovers of base hall to witness the South yV'lantic League g-uno between Colombia and Savan nah, .ut the league patk. Columbia on that tiny. _ Gold Bracelet Lost An old fashioned flexible gold bracelet whifch is highly prized by the owirt?i* was lost a few days a<? > either on the graced school grounds or at lliie new residence of Mr. P. T. Villrpigue. A suitable reward will b? paid for its return to Mr. I). R. Williams' rrsldeneB or to the in surance office of Williams & Sleed . ._toty_Cifi$llLan<i Treasurer to be Elected BTr. GT TI, Lenoir, the recently ?ted City clejk and treasurer has ted that position, and, he will " cy ' tho notice olsewhero in tyf^Tbe Ohroncle an etev aother cleik and treasurer wjjl be held next Wednesday after noon/ May 80lh, at 6 o'clock. Ap plications should be flled with the| clerk and treasurer before 6 o'clock on that day. FIRST OF THE SEASON. Excursion to Columbia, S. C. 75 Centr, Round Trip. Tho Seaboard 'Air Line Reilway will operate excurBion to Columbi-', S. C., Wednesday, June 1st. Special train will leave Camden at 10:45 ?? nil, arriving Columbia 1JU45 a. m. Returning, special traiii* will leave Columbia at 10 p. ?n... The round ..lTJlLM-to?O.Ul. Camden la 75 ceniu. Correspondingly low rates from othep'poiut0, Hamlet to lilaney in clusive. For further information nearest Seaboard agent, or address ?Jo9. W. Stewart, P. A , Columbia. New Boolia at tho Library. The foUowiug uew books have just heee/received at the library: i*ir Mortimer, Extraote from Aoam-'s LUu-aryr Richard Gordon, . llebecc* of Sunny Brook Farm, Four Roads to Paradise, Tho Daughter of a Magnet, The Lightning Con ductor, The/Silver Poppey, Ch'i ry's Child, 'the Americ'ori Piisoncr, A lMpped?Comet, Tho Tribula tion of a Princess, Daughters of Nijty Tiihej Ruler* of Kings Mr?. Teel, A Brokrn Roshrr* The Ani bassador?i ~A k?ystone of .Empire, Tho JMarty r4om of a Piiuc<s?, The Faith of *KU n, Tho* Deliverauce, The UeArw' of Rome, Tho Little Shcpp**d of Kingdom Come. The?e books are all in the Csin d*p Library. Tbev coat from $1 60 to $2 per volunoo from any bonrk store. ffatjE&V may wad them all for only A ? ft ;&1* per mouth aitet >ou ... have pald Uio.?l-cniraixc&~?fce. If ?<hi do not wish to pay ? his small read free. The Library t? frovJUHo t *n the morning . ?o$;30 the aft?N " m H weloo?t to , ^ 7*99991 ^>oc/a/^/)o/s. *,*. 4 Mm. Of C Muore ciiii iiurtinl iltf "V'nm Matrons CJut," on l ti u > t 4 ?y afternoon fit ii.-f homo on upper M nj ;i Ull.t1, htlVlDji fvlijo k l;tll))her Aeotn r.tuli jiula willi her f ?v Hut i|i lighiful occasion. Ku clue wns played with luix'h I he refreshments w?-n? dtdieiouo and ir fu *hi;ig tm ii'vt* wen' served 'hiring iho evening w i ; It ot ht- r ?jib I I *' f ? efill UH'UU |)H lUitliuil V Ml j ?yed at I Ilia Avason. A iu<?r?' i hor on |i hi v delightful evening not well ho im Alined aa nil were ?* n t h usi as' ic over ihe pleasures of the oeoxsqion. Miss ( >?? as H >yki!i of u Boy kits" was Lite charming !k tu i?h of tin Acorn Club ou Wednesday tiller* noon at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. I). U. Williams in Kukwood. I I was an occasion of profit enj >y ment to t lie oluh generally and in : lio many invited guests. Miss LouUe Allan of Virginia, whh i>ie guest of honor. Slio has a hojsi of friends in Camden and is extremely popular. Among regular club nivm hern in attendaneu was Miss M en Villcpigue who has just returned from an extended visit lo relatives in Florida. Mifcg Mary Cantey also lias re turned from CltailefttoQ after a lovely time spent there. Mi"? Henrietta Brailsfoid stopped over iu Manning wtfli friends and will jieayvay forerun weeks. Miss Marfr Bui net is still in Charleston with her relatives, and will visit, her friend Miss Mabel I Mitchell ut Mt. Ph-nsant before her return to Camden. i M ieaes Cora Currison and Louisr /Mian ep?* nl Hovcrai days this we* k a*, the " Terracca" with M i*? Sara ?J. Bo\ kin. 9 of Mr. Willie Parker. \ Mr. Willie l'aik. r, f ?nncilv <>f ??ur town hut now of Untie, Mont ., 'ft a (j nr.ai led in Hull'' on the lUth inst. i lie f??i i*? nri n notice of ?is inmii-jj!'' appeared in outj the Uu f te d allies : 41 1'he wedding of Willit?m K Par* kor and Mica Margaret Willard took pi n:." in 'his city this morn ing. It wi<f? c< h-5i! at( d at ' he hrid?.'? homo at -&1G East It road way, aud the marriaga ceremony was per lurmrtd by Rev. A. L. Chapman* MthS KlYa R Id nclic tt was the bridesmaid and .J. W. Gillette, w the beat moo. The- .wedding wa# quiet, only relatives and close nieuds hi ing in attendance. Mr. Paiker is a musician at Hullo, Mont., and hia bride, who i? very well known in this city, is woitbv matron of Kasiern Star lodge here. Slio ia also a singer and posseses a vef ^ sweet voice. Mr. and Mrs, Parker will m?ke their homo iu Butle." ? Dentil of a Good Woman. We take the following- notice of the death of Mrs. J. A. MeCreight from the Clieraw Chronicle. Mrs; MeCreight was a cousin Qf Messrs. K. O. MoCreight and S. M. C. Moore, of our town and visited hero /aet summer: . . M rs^Jam^s A. MeCreight died at l?er home in this town on Saturday night, May 14th, at 9 o'elock, after a long aiid pniuful Illness. Mrs. MeCreight was a noble Christian woman, affectionate to her loved oues and kiud to every body. She embraced religion in early life, and up to her death wnt> a devoted Christian aud a faithful member of the Presbyterian church. The monfi'er was met as a welcome messnnger to bear her spirit to its heavenly home. The funeiKl services were held Sunday aiteruoon in the Presby terian church, conducted by the pastor, Uev. A. H. McArn, and the interment was in St. David's ceme tery. It was a end funeral, and yet the oh in of separation was greatly mitigated bv the positive assurance that the spirit of the deceased had winged its flight far beyond the source of the ntorm cloud, to dwell with Christ forever. Tho Holidays Heftin. The public schools of Camden will clone for the Miminer vacation ou Mood ay, May 30ih. Tli ? com mencement exoi'ei-e9 will ho held as usual, in tije Opera House, be giniug ut 10 a. ui. Hon. W. C. Ilenet is the orator this year. A large crowd should assemble to henr this talented speakur. The Tinirod Society holds its public exhibition on Wednesday evening June 1. The debate will he on the resolution that "a collegi ate education dot- a not promote the eha?c< s of succcss, or the hnj:??>ioe?? of tnau." AtT. .lamps Stoney, Wil*1 lie Trantham ; Neg. Lexie Geiwn heimer, Miss Kulalie Karle. Head ers: Misses Nellie Nettles, Mary Micklo, and Messrs. John Villc pigue, Robert McDowell. Doclai roers: Misses Gertrude Mitchum, Annie' Alexander, Rosa Jacobson, Selms ParrUh. Tho graduating class will pre sent, as a finale, the Court aoone from "The Merchant of Vonice." Three of Ibe parts will be in com petition for the medat. _ The pxoccedt of*tijo entertain ment will, this year, bo devoted to putting a suitable fence aroonil the tftjh Scfepof. '?he medals are now ou exbi billon at Mi H. Hejmaa'*. RtUrvvd lotu o? sale at Dr. WLtolk l'or A New Coui t House. I in' \ i ttf t h of Ki'ubtw cnunti ; liMVO t|. i-j.iii il jr. { iV.ir if buibti 4 "? new (*????? t II I In* result ??l I lit.* VOlt ?? C'tst bt I l? O * M I {(' t) *4 |llf cnii la; rtt? report* <1 by the UiuUbgei is, i I ?H f "How h : K ?r Against. iCunxkn 140 25 j Stockton 'i 2 ! Autioch 0 10 ; Shaylor'a 11 til 0 1 2 ? W est villo 3 V j ('u,|c.tf?n Mill 0 1 1 lUley'a Mill 2 10 liethunu (> 4'J i Lanu'a Mill 4 0 : Buffalo* 8 2 I Mcl.t-au's Branch 2 12 ! Liberty Hill 12 0 Total 183 lft I j Majority in favor ufCourt House :i2. I lia Cnupty l)o?r(i will meet ai I TUti Chronicle ollkc to-day nod de 'vlttie thy result. '!'lio next question to bo sfettold will lift ? location for tue new Court House. Wo are informed that if ihe Commissioners will accept, a I ? *L fine* of ail cost will be given on Main street. CotoM. H. Hoy man for Wed ding presents. Fewer. gallons; wears longer; Dcvoe. Disastrous Fire at Greenwood Special to tlie State. Greenwood, May 25."? Fully one. half of the business portion ?>f Greenwood was wiped out by lin' j early Uii* morning. The prope>tv ! lor.8 will nppioximutri $(133,000, with about fcTOUpOO insui ano?. Mia Annie Mosftlev, propi bij.ar' of the Central ho'.'-l, lost her life in the lire. - ? ? ? <*?? ? ? - /tt Death*. j A 'j li-'iie tk was netst boie en Wei' ii( sol i v' calling Ho v. .J.il-iz I Ferris In K?'rt)h?w to conduct tin i fntieriil m t vices wf Mr. J Kleteh*^ i who dUd al his heme near Kial j Uock Tuesday night in the ftlm Ijenr of his aye. Mr. Fletcher \t ;?? lone of our moat highly cnUt.m.?l eit.iz'jns rind was (he father of Mr! 1). B, (kJFle'ulier. The hnrial took j place ut Keibliavy ou Wedocsdji) | afternoon. Mis. M C. Uilland, sibtep of Mian S.io CihliH, of our town, died at ;TT(v home of her Hon, Hon. T. M. Gillbml, in Kingstree, IhhI Tuoa day.' the- 21ih icst. Mrs. Gdlaud had gotten ready to go to the depot come ou a visit to Camden when sue received a foil sustaining in juries which caused her death. She wrb 81 years old. Wade Columbus, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. 8. B. Siokes, died last Saturday irorning at 11:30 o'clock Tbss burial look place at Mt. Olivet last Sunday at 2 o'clock We sympathize with Mr, and Mr*. Joseph Lewis iu the death of their little child, which occurred last Tuesday, the littlo one,, was sis months old and was burred near Spring Hill. It is with" deep regret and with sincere sympathy, to the afflicted parents that we announce the death of the infant, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Vauvghan, which oe curred at 2 o'clock ou Wednesday last. The li'.t^on? was just fifteen mouth old but iu that short Lima it had formed a place in the affec tions of loved ones distinctly her own. The burial service conducted by Rev. .Jabaz Ferris, was held from their residence yesterday af ternoon at ft o'oiock and the buiial was at the Camden cemetery. An !'01d Vet" Writes of His Trip to Charleston ? Advocates State Holy for Oonfoderato Home Sohool. ; Mr. Editor : i 'I ho writer nttonded the recent re union of the Veterans in Charleston, find like most "old Yets" bad a splen did time. Tlio present generation j cfrnnot .appreciate the pleasure of i mooting old ooiuratles, Rome of whom have not had til? pleasure of j j seeing trtich other for over forty : yoara I Atnoug the moat enjoyable events of (be recent re union, was ttio re ception given the Veterans by the : "Uotufodorato Homo School'' on Broad street. The teachora ami pu ; pi 1b of- the school vied with each iottjprin entertaining us. 1 (wnndt j roCall a time whan I \va3 more royal ly 4-ntertained. We were treated to i liijht refreshments, "and the ypnng Indies sang jjnd played somo of the : "old time" &<fcj?s and muaio* T< ey seemed proud of being descendants iof Confederate soldiers What sur ' prised me moat was that our Ma<e does not do more to assist I ui5 ("school Qonncially . The young ladies iaro atl lnmdsoms, and as rcfloed i looking, as any ono would wish tH* see. If I was a young man I would certainly "do my levol best" to win > ono of these girls for a wife, and I {would tuako extraordinary efforts to ; win the one that entertained , me so v*ry nie?'y. Of oouree, il would be j in had taste ou my part to mention | her name in this article, but I will never forget how courteously I, and jail of ua were treated. I am quite positive that any aft | sistnnce gived by our State to this . mOutok will be well spent, and will ' t^donud to the benefit of our future generation?. . ' ?_ t I sa^HWfahfor ite **Confedrrate i Home tiohool" and lot oa "old veta" ' n ivoeate an appopnatkm to afcaiai this f?rf worthy and notola eaua*. fCE! Ice dolivem! m mi\ n u t <i| [ I lie city twice c -ily. Ai v ) ? t- 1 cOrt are as low it> th-* lowest. Patronu^a solicited satis faction j?uurtuit".i-<l. (live wie your ovdeirf. John \\ hit; tker, ?I r. New Annourtci monts. For Solicitor ? f 'apt. N. George Kvati*, of Kdgotie! I. .Clerk of Court ?Hon. O W. Mogeiey. . , City Glerli u Hours. Tito o III c? home of ilu> city civ i li and treasurer u i ? fi*#??. 9 h hi. to 12 IU-, dully excep! Su:i'Ihv, TIuisui intercnted will tin ilr nisei*** accordingly. Picnic at hit. Olivet. A plcnio wiil ho given at Mt. Olivet to-morrow, th? oocaaion be ing the cloning of tin* mIiooI then* We return thank* for un mvitatipn to bo present. Nice Work Mr. M O- Hinsnn It an ju*t fin ished ?n additional piu/gi to t he residence of Cleik of Cmui Joel Hough. The wot k reflect# much credit upon Mr. Hinson mul hIio.va thut It n i* a work mm of exv^llent qualification*. Mr UcPowvll Biij'iOuLMr. Bfr. lv. A. Mel) ??? U ??t:k }j- !io|,i Mr. J. T. Nellies' stock of ^ fc? r iep, anil w i I ! conduct a grocery i>tif. fticaa in the M.ore formerly oec U j-ied hv Mr. Nettled. It. is M r. ,P.? yfe)'iw ell'tf pn I to con Inel a li ? ?t -t; !:u.s fancy aud staple groceiy. ? --*? ? ?*? Loner to J. A Upsrtinn, Dear Sir: Yon wan!, n chcnpjoh of pal lit for a ehcap hot: bp, don't fOli ? I .'a DfV'oo. It'- tin r^if 1 1 ' r 1 1> i n ?? iti Devon; 1 1 1 ?? ? ??*;> ni'hi:r/, ifl ali ,i:iiut, h ? . o "tip ii' V't". Oil, \ ft, \ mi can paint with mud; hut that ir'i'l piinj ; \?<u vv ? jt In IwvtE ab'oiff "ngfit T* * r :i uiont.h or t wn, Point t)evoo j ctiitt'i do it for lesa ; then's nothing "ho cheap; nay no t iling ?'f wear, there's not hing up cheap us l)rvoe. It g-vfc *?<< f :i r ; pavt-8 gallr.na} no mrtitv-T about, I lie price, Raves gal ?ou? A gallon . ,o i' paint, put- on, costs $4. of $5 ; save gallojpa. Dcvoe is youi paint; save gal lons; Devoe is your paint. Yours truly- ' F. W. I>WY0U & Co., New Yoik. P. 8. Springs & Shannon .sell our paint, 60. - PERSONAL. f Congressman D E. Finley was in Camdeo this woek. j&Jre. J. J, Brown, of Florence, is Gregory's TtitnTly. Mi\_J2LT. -Yillop^gtto loft yostee day on a business trip to New York Mrs Anna A. McDowell airicl lit* tlo daughter Annie, of Oongnrce, are visiting wlu'ivos in Cam Ion. Mrs. W. J i. Arthnr of Columbia, is visiting hor friends Mrs,. Frank Zotnp and Mre. J. \V. Corbett. Mr. Benj k has taken a posi tlon at thft mill of the Camden Lum ber Co., nnd Qti^ffttqurs them say that ho is the right nun in th? fight piano Wo wore glad to sen in Cnr^Ven this week Mr. N. W Jortea formerly of thia county. Mr. .Jones left tiore. about throo years vgo aud is uow living In Floilda. Mr. and Mrs. G. 11 . Lenoir and .Mrs W. 8. Burnet totik in the pleasures of rennion week io Charles (on.nud huvo re timed, having had a deli-TTrtJitl v ih i t Mrs. .J. T. liny, Jr., of Boy k inn, in in town this week' with her Bister, Mrs. D. A. Bojkin, to atend tl?u meetings of (ho two caul clubs*, one of which sho is a member,," A letter from Mr. S J. T. Young state9 that ho and his family ar rived in California safely. Tho trip out there whs pleananf, and the pron pects for a line croj^ore pond. Mr. and Mrs. H. fa. Salmond, Mro. James Ulakenoy, Miss Kuto Do Louche, Mrs David Wilherapoon and daughter, Madge, Mrs. W, I>. A^vdtr son And many others have relumed from Charleston, reporting a most delightful wook Bpcnt in tho "City by the SiiA." Mrs. Andrew W. Burnet, Sr , Prrs of the 8. 0. Division of tbo U- D. C , has returned from Chat baton where sho spent reunion week with friend*, j We seo from the society reports the. .Evening Post of that city she | was the recipient of many social at tentions and entertainments. A largo nuffl'xtr of persona hove have rereivod invitations to tho "Fur* Flower .C?rnivui" Ball for Thursday evening. Our young people* aro al ways gr?'at favorites all over our State and undoubtedly were toot only in evidence at the Colnmbta festivi ties, but were lovely additions to the gay e ties of the occasion. TKe many friends in Camdon of Mrs. M. A. Sale will, regrot to learn that she Is quite-sick. The Oolnrobia St Me of yesievday morning oontainwi the rollowinsLannonuojment t "Mrfi M. A. Sale, who has Keen oonvalcsomg from a severe attack of rheumatism, suflfcrsd a relapse yesterday after noon. Uer phy?Ui*t>, Dr. J.J Wat ?ee, iwetidsN by Hrtwi," Till! IVOIIK IIP rxni j tUfnc* Mjhl'Li [ ".Jape Hopkins" braudod! I < >ii a Youth and Boys' suit is a ; I i^ua' autre o! superior work j mauaiiip ami ir.atiM.ial. ! i Or Mai l/jj on :? j [tnnuV s';jt wil! kuiHv < < | i t in* s iti.st'M'i ion. CoiiK' i !. I : < I f"-V V. 1 1.". ( lit v i I'jolc ! i '.? < ; \uu \vi!l };t plt'n-c ! I I ; ^ - 1 s| ! *s?v?' b-t* vii"V ?*1 i W" N ?J' f ^ The Ohoe, Bat os lot \>ig Man, iacoip&i&tion Nntics, N <<t if?c if l\r ri-!'y t:l vc a to f.l I ??? >i.e< rn? I jJml npjilifaS i?Mt vvilj bo nti*tb? to tin- S- : rcii.iy 'if Str/.-* of 8ouih ( *si ? ? I i -??t , by I i" Piiili't'iiisiiifii fnr a < * 1 1 n ?- J ? ? i* iuiM?*|>??r?uif".r I'll" AYooibitork Club lor h<i. iitl pnip^s' ?, v. it!* ht-a<lrjiiirU'is in Kershaw Count ? 8. ('. " r A. (?. C. SACK, A. K. FISH, 1 IOWA LCD HUn^AW, WALT Kit 8. HOYT. H >UAOK 0. STRUM NS, ALLKN J. ROY- KIN-.- >* Camden, 8. C,,-May 27th, UK)4. ^ Lilio Fiction. There is nn old colored womon, ./u?ly .tonkin*, living near Mr. A. HiImhi'9 place in West VVtifreo, who during the time whi n tmivc* were bought an*l Bold got gpp.Arixtcd ffum Tier husband, Tin oeiug harried to the npper part-of iho Plato and she i r main inn: hero, Forty, yeais ha-< passed and one did h??fc lenow lu? cither was living until recently. Both have been marrwj<] sinoo t'ley sej n ratedjv.hu t Judy's second husband ir. deadf'%p is also her firot husbaiw ?'* second wife, and Judy rffcd her 11 hL liunband are no?? arranging to K?*t haok together and be married agaiu These old ^larkiett formerly belonged to Captain Kelson, The Way It Qocn. One man 1b struggling to pat justice, another is gntui from .t One man is saving to build a hour , another istrviug to soil for le a than Cost to gut rid of it. One m n is spending nl! the money he mak * in taking bis girl to the tliealer a d sending her flowers iu hopes *? -f eveni,..afly making her his wi <\ while his neighbor in Hounding : ! \ lie gold he has gelling a Uevorc* The eastern man wntils to go we.- , and the western man v:anls to j- o east. The^farmer want1? to go i o the city, the oily man wants to .< o into the eountry. The man in tra '?? wants to get out, and everybody n-?t, i ??? trade wants to g?'t in. Tho c'ii wanta to be young and the youi ?? watit to bo old, and no il got m. None are watUfied. ? Ex. , Plcturo Frames. A ntco asBortiucoi of pietn e mouldings and piolure framing oi.? fii Just recotved at Hums A- Barrett We make framea to order on ahfr' oatice oowplete with gtafB, car i bo<*rd, and fiber backs. Call ai d bring your pfntftrcB to frame wi. t, y-^u. Kiirns <fc Harreti. An Atohison man is wink w:t!s a fatal disoase and, instead of bemoa i ing his lot, says tiiat he i* glad of r H? argues thnt all have. I. ? go soon.. ; of later and tliat tiiere is not a-iy more differeneo in tho yoars giv n him aud tho longor time given otht rsi than thero would be in cutting a call short at 10 :45 instead of staying un til 11 o'clock. ? ">? v: A flmall news boy on the etreele of Atlanta was asked by a punter by wUy he smoked eig^retU, if be did r>ot know thAt they wete jnjnriona to thd constitution. tw ln>y r^pltsri %Hrt , he did not work lor the ConeUUiti >n but for the Journal ? Ex. - ' : i '' Commercial forecast * * - .. . ?J'or J% ershau/STjid J/Zdjoin/ng :.-??? J ?:"^, ?0A1" Counties. ? ? ' ''. ? T':. v:" Ts a place of refuge, iwi* ''? "ufLjo tho hub/' in just thear ticles, for wearing apparel, that wilP counteract the melting in fluence of the <kGood 01(1 bummer Time??' 3KE & :M imm IP? IHBF7"-- ' Replete with the most desi fable ami up-to-date gon4?, The-- - Gilt Edi?e Store is the place of places where tfte demands of i 1 _ j i *?? ? - - - - See our line of white and colored lawns; white. colored batiste, Persian Mulls, French Law^is, Eg, ty, Plain Nainsooks. En^liwli I <on g. C 1 o tli, Jlll4W?rauiiw ?;:.% eries, Match clothes in white, Black and cola#. Dotted Swiss es in while, black and colors, Laces. Kmbrinueiies &o , &o. before making your purchases, and we venture the ufc^^tivu that we can lead you into temptation. ? .V."^ >^4S w We have just received a shipment of treasonable silks in while, black and colors to which we call special attention. " Our 36 inch white silk is one of the Wonders of the age when .vou consider the quality and the price. Be sure to ask li. ? .1. i? ? m . :,?i~ ~ 1 ' * ^ ..j ifT- -?n iiimni Iiavo you seen our beautiful white dress linen? We have it in two widths, 3G and 90 in. If you have not seen it, conta at once, as your neighbor may get a suit of it before you do. - :)(b: Trusting that you will favor ua with your presence taery soon, we aro ytatnre respectfully and truly. 7" ~~~ The Famous Gi P. T. VKlepigue, Prop't,