The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 03, 1904, Image 3
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| * Staple And Fancy Urocors.
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SAMTAHV I'UIHC,
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Plumbing 'i? ? actegpe. I make a
"epeoi'al Biody of all ite brahchea and
look lifter your interest. " Takn care that
your Mustor Plumber In an olKeient En
gineer and underotande Ida hueiiuKb
thoroughly, that Is where the ho oret of u
good Job lies. Serf iue peiaonallv about
your work, become my ctiunt and you
tth&tl bo the owner of a flrst-Hasa sani
tary #y*?tein. You, -would be Rurprincd
to ?e? the old wtfrk that 1 am teaming
out every day, because it was done poor
ly by inexperienced men, Set? mo, See
we, Wee me.
Kcspcctfully,
JOHN F. JENKINS.
(luftlte 1/ Confereneo.
We-ha^e be?-n requested to an
nounce I ti *v t quarter! v conference
will I >o Ik'I-I at Beuluh church on
Saturday ami Sunday, .June 11th
and 12lh. It is desired that tliei <>
will be u lull attcud a nee of th
ine mbers.
Mr. G. 0. Alexander Electid Clerk
And Treasurer,
At a recent iifdliug of the ci t >
council last Monday afternoon Mr.
G? Q."Aiexan<lei: was elected clu
clerk and treasurer in the place of
Mr. (5. II. Lenoir who resigned.
Mr Alexander took the oath of
office Tuesday" TTtOTfjing and on
Wednesday* entered upon the doling
of the same...
? ? Picnic at Ml. Olivet.
Last Saturday wits a pleaean!
day at Mt. Olivet. A laige crowd
of happy, joyous people assembled
there for a picnic, and\those who
w?nt expeoving a pleasanl time were
not disappointed. It. was our good
fortune to ho present on this oc
oaston, and, hs always, wo esteemed
yjt one of our greatest pleasures and
privileges to mingle .with the good
people of the Mt. Olivet, and Ben
inh sections. In the afternoon an
interesting game of base ball wj>s
played.
A. Card from Mr Moseley,
-.'.v'l
- Mrrfiditor: J s^rttiat my nami
In announced for Clerk' of Court of
- fterfiihnw county. I think it un
- wtue fnr nUFTOHUto hold offlcFTn-.]
-definitely, 1 will with' pleasure m<flU
the race for Cierk of Court. I
haven't one word to say about the
jpresoot man., He is a christian
gentleman aqd I atn sure that is as
Z uittoh aa ojao..ma.n can say of another,
^ hut I heliev? a? a great many ot hers
d? in rotation in office and will say
'.to the voter* of the^ county if they
jttve tne their support, and lam
eleoUd, I will give boud for the
performance of the duties
of ttyfl office and they shall never
r-bave cause to regrot their votes.
p.. TV . qw vam
The "Preys And Banner" Sold
peoiid to the State.
.?^Abbeville, May 28. ? Mr Hugh
?JtViUon sold the Abbeville PrePH
r and Banner today to Mesats. W. W.
^-and'W. R. Bradley for #5,000.
. Uis reaoao far making . the sale
?f4t.a desire t(> he relieved of the
Arduous duties connected with the
usiness management of tho paper
iird job p|ant.
Mr; Wilson) will indefinitely re
tail the editorship of tho paper and
.. Its policy wilt remain substantially
US heretofore. Ho ha? been con
nected. with the paper for 45 y%ars
p. He has been in tho newspaper
.business all his life, commencing in
18&1 at the age of 12 years and has
beJn emineily succseful in his ehos
? ,'il. ^Letter. ioE . St, Snydur.
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Dear Sir: Two years sxo, Mr.
rant Smith, Erie, Pa., painted,
tree frjame bouses, and >he wood
>rk ef ? hrtck boose. .
The painter estimated ? 116.5Q fori
' ~ ' " '^d-and-oil. '
197.40 and re
ed $11.60. Saved 131,10 on
ptd*t. .
iob*? ksow the cost of the jyock,
is role, ? lite saving of labbr
trqja #60 to $90. ? ? %
from WQ to $120*. ;; *
- <wu?M ftfrft;
W.P. Nick k Son, q.ur
f for. 40 years. *
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JtKS'Ul A Co., '".-a
.T; .s New York.
noo s^U
'Affc '
i>Erv30NAL.
Mr P T Villrpigup an 1 fni?i| v
left y<?>oiday nutruit'ur fnr ?h?ir u mi
iiUT Imina at Si'ndn, N. N
Mr. -1 Powell attended (ho
merlin;/ < <f the State Hoard of ftq uili
* <tion which met in (Vluml)iu Inst
r?u?f??i ay.
Mr. R?tie|< M one ley < ?f the l'. Jj.
\'*\y. ufior f pending a wcik with
r??U!t?<\g in Cftiodi n nn I W<-st vjlle,
returned to Philadelphia Iuhi Monday
ni^ht.
? - -
Kcver ^nlluns; wiurs longer;:
Di voe. ,
(To- to M II. Hoy man for \V?jd*
ding presents. )
Death of Little Kathermo Bnvogo. I
A ?woet Utile floyf'M- I) h a linen i
transplanted from eaidt to Heaven
to bloom eternally in God's King
dom. . Katherine, llie lovely three
vear old daughter of Mr. and Mi 4.
Henry Savage, died on Wedneaday
morning after mi ill no?n of only u
f<*w days. A mof>? attractive child,
with winning way **, ?ho had won
t ho lo^g of all who Icnew her. 1 1 ?? i
dear merry voico and sweet face
will be sadly missed in our neigh*
borliood where ?ho whs one of ovjr
little sunbeams.
The fnneral servfcei were held nt
t.he residence of her parents on
Laurens street. Ucv. W. H. Gor.
don, who had taken her into the*
church militant ix* bajrtism, otllcl
?ted and her precious "little body
was laid to rest in the beauti
ful old cemetery here.
To Mr. and Mrs. Savage the
deepest sympathies of the entire
community aro extended. Their j
frienda are many. They sorrow fori
aud with theui in their 'ohs.
Social (SDofs.
On Wednesday afternoon from 5
to 7:3.0 Mies Emma Shannon wmh
(ho gracious host-ess to the Aeorn
Club nt Inr beautiful homo in Kiik
wood. Proqres&ivo f.ix handed Mu
ch ro was pl-iyed with enthusiasm,
?>ml all spent n eh arming afternoon
There wore quite n number of the
in'itinti'.i club presrni which ad
led njuch to the er<j'>ymout of the
occasion.
Mrs. J. T. H iy, Jr, who Is n
member of the. young matron's
rlul). cntevtaipcd ut the piclty new
home of her husband's fnmily in
Kiik^ood where a number of the
A coi n club also added ztsi to the
!?'ime of Euchre and also enjoyed
to a great degree the hospitality of
the' sweot young hostess. The re
freshments at these delightful clubs
are always quite a feature of t ho
occasion, beautifully served, daiu
ly and delicious. The floral decora
t Ions aro elaborate and tasteful,
and alFof the society young people
look forward from week to week
with delightful anticipations to
these social reuoionp.
Camden irfllllng up with the
attractive College girls, who are
coming homo for the summer vaca
tion. Mi?<3es Charlotte Hoykin,
Jean Stouey, Ada Phelps, Leslie
Arthur nnd May Hoykin returned
on Wednesday from Winthrop.
Mfsses TSJario and Ilcssio IXemp
(ixmo over from the Columbia
female college, and wo will soon
trnve tlr?rCteTnwTr~tnsyr tp stir tip
Camden's young peoplo for the
auromor gaittes. *
Misses Henriette Johnson and
Alice Corhett returned on Wednes
day after a pleasant visit to Co
lumbia to the MUsos Arthur.
They were delighted participants In
the festivities of the Carnival week
in the metropolis.
Misses Minnie and Bertio Tro^.
holui, after spendibK a charming
week in Columbia at the Fun Flower
Carnival arrived in Camden to
spend the aunuoer with their sister,
M in- A: W. y.r ? ?? i*, Jr., uu "air
street. ?' * Jr
'.'Miss Noll Rutledge Burnet 1b
visiting her sister, Mrs. B. 13. Clarke
oti upper lh-oa*d street.
M'ss Deas Lang and little Lu
cretia Bnker have returned from a
visit to friends in Winnsboro.
Mr. and Mrs. K. G Whistler aud
Mr. snd Mrs. I). R. Williams and
family Uavo left for their summer
homes at Flat Rock, N. C. They
will be greatly missed by their many
friends.
Mrs. N. S. Withers and her:
daughter, Miss Nan left on Wednes
day to spcud the summer In Green
wood, S. C.
Mrs. James M. Heath aud her
Interesting family have moved Into
their new homo on Laurens street
opposite the Graded school grounds.
Misses Honor Lang and Allle
Zenrp attended the commencement
at Wlnthrop College, tbaCx bfcing
their "Alma Mater," and tbsy Kre
both members of^'Winthrop Llter
rary Society."
- Mrs. F. Leslie Zemp has exten
ded a cordial invitation to all mem
bers of the TJ. D. C'a to spend a
soci&V"?veo*nS b?r konl* on i
street "Monday, June 6th ; 8:30 is
the bouf of meeting * Urge at
tendance is expected. -
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Tickhor bsvp
vhe ?y mpaibyof tbsir. many friends
herein tlwtr anxiety ft&Htfclr lUtlo
tfttrtfcat at Great Barxington., who
ite<rfeite 111 there,. * .
? m!ii? Jul-. WelnUor* *ad_liul? son,
.wttft Miss Ritaabetta Bend h?u
returned from a .pleaaant visit to
iriends in SuuiUr. - ?
^ MTSi^ny. Bimrt hat mowed
witk son. Master Chapman
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Money to Loan
Mr. I,. A. WlttkAwsky *d v??jiiint>
in ilnn issue of 'i'lit- Chronicle tpoj><\j
In Itxui. I It*. at* r i n k lo burro*
moo? v should *???? Mr. Wmkow*k)
ui once.
I ho. Methodist Sunday School of
our town will picnic in Columbia to
tiny.
Tho opening dunce of the season
at Frovtdence Springs \vna j^lyon 1>?M
evening. Specinl trains tfuvj run
oti tlio Northwestern railroad from
' 'mndon and ftutuUr to accommodate
tli ^ crowd.
RKAL ESTATE TRAN3tK?3.
J M Aiki nson to .) II I/uitfly in
forest 10 ost&tQ of JUubl,^ Atkinson,
$50.
Diana Monro, et el to P?ul 8prioii
tiiun '25 sores iu Mo 1. 1'rlce not
stated.
Lnoretla Bmltb to Frank Peebles,
el ui 18 12 u'*re* in No a $1.
Frank I'eehlg*, et at to Win- 1 1
IV'^blPS 18 12 aoros in No H 815.
Klecm V Boynton to .) W Thomp
Hon 1 lot on ba Fayette A yentie $300
Ncllio 0 Man to .Joaeph Shebeen
2 Iota und buildings bounded not lb
by premises of Arranta, east by Lvt
tleton street, south by premises of J
W Wilson an<l west by Bbeheen Brop,
*800.
.1 1) Dunlap to Geo A Norwood
2,450 acrcs in No 0 $2 000.
K#mOi>t von Trosckow to Isabella
Mat his 1 lot on JiaFoyette Avenuo
e;m so.
XI B Will taker to O 0 Whtiaker 1
lot on LaFayatte Avenuo $ I .
S N Hammond ot a) ?? J Simon
Bruce 04 acres in No ? $".125,
(3 (3 \Vhitak?r 1<j H B \Yhilnker 1
lot on upper F or a ree*. ?i
Anthony Beaaley to J B Ph?dp*
1 10 acres in No 3 lViee not stated.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT
I *Wberea<?. it has p'ensed God in InV
I wisdom to it move l>y death from our
j to iti st our brother, J unes T Young !
Ltiius ef?nt.|ug n VHcniicy in out* .Sun I
day ?ch??ol, and
Whi-roaa, we highly prized tli+>j
pleasant relations held l>y our
brother will the members of thi?|
school we deem il proper and ri^ht
to place on record our appreciation
of him an a mm nn I as ft tnembi r
of our schooi. Therefore bo it re
, fOlved
lJt That while wc bow in hum
ble fcubmisoiou to the wdl of all^isc
God \vfc deeply mourn the loss of
him who has been removed from
earth to "as wo trust'' heavenly as
sociations.
2?.d. That in tho death of brother.
James T. Young, wo have lost truly
a good man, an active, zealous mom
her of a genial disposition, public I
spirited, over willing to contribute
with labor and means to the boat
interest of the school. He was aj
devoted husband, n loving and in
dulgent father, a good neiglibor and
peaceable, quiet citizen.
3rd. That these resolutions he
spread upon the record book of thin]
school . Copies be sent Vo tho ooqn
ty papers with request to publish,
and a copy he sent, to tho family of I
our deceased brother, expreasions of j
our sympathy with thorn in their end
bereavement^
? iL_A~ MeDtJWcH,
^ R L Rell,
D. G. Flotcher,
_ - ; ; Committee.
Camden Graded -School Commence- 1
mont. ' i
Each year we are more /repressed
with the progress of oi/r Graded
Srthnnl ??>(! the Interest /taken 1u ?t i
by pupils, toachern, parents and the
community at Urge.
On Wednesday last the Opera
House was crowded to its utmost |
capacity, where the exercises wore
greatly enjoyed. . Mr. T. J. Kirk
la,jid, in his usual happy stjle in
troduced tho Hon. judge W. Cj
~Bcuei? wuo uciivored an unusually
flue address to tho eohool. Mr
K- S. V aux in a few stirring and
intertalnlng remaik* presented the
medals. Miss Selma Parrtsb the
first honor graduate receiving the
ncholarahip medal and Mr. Jftmoaj
M. Siouey, also a graduate, win
ning tho composition medal. There
were onlv three young men "grail u
ttiing, Messrs. tttoney, Lexle Geie
onh?iiner and Willie Trantham.
While the young ladian were Miascs
Snlina Parri^h, Ida Goodaie, Kliae
Birohmore, Rosa Jacobson, Kulalie
Karle and Miss Annie Alexander
the second honor graduate, who
read ft moit creditable essay on
"Imagination." M^ss Parrlsh's vale- j
dictory was touching, well delivered
and flnoly expressed.
Miss Alberta Team, an accom
plished pianist furnished music for]
the occasion.
Mr. R. M. Kennedy, the supetin-'
tendent's report was fail and inter-!
eeti eg, showing that tho people ofj
Camden have cause to be justly
? proud of their public schools.
The Timrod Society entertained
the public on Wedoesday night at
the Opera House with recitations
from Shakspeare, music and spirited
debates. At th4 eohcl union of the
exercises (Mosirs. (I. G. Garrison,
M. L. Smith and J. K. Mills having
been requested to act as JaGgs*)
medals were awarded as foMoirs:
For debate, Miss Quisle Earl*; for
declamation, Miss Gertrude MUch
am; for leading, M oaUrt- Job? VtUe
ptgue.
> The presentation of the medals
by Capt. M. L. Smith, who BE
useless to say
that this part of the program was
ItMtdUgti w#U earrtsd oiV ^
m| iiiifwil?|i V ii ~
* " *.? ? -7\fc. J'.-: t".
|GE!
Ica delivered o(|
t fie fit v twice <1 ilv, ,\1 s ]>n-|
c^8 art* ns low ->?* tlu' lowttal.j
Patrona^u KoliiuVod <\n<l suii*-!
t'.u tiuii j?'a:irant -(I. (ii\L? mc
your oidcr*.
John V> IttaiUiT, Jr.
Oingt r 8t;wiu,, Ola.huit'H
I Kin agent for tin- Kinder Scwintr
MacluutH ami woid liiit* to hIi??\v t i iih
machine to any oik ?eod iij/ a {.rood
OD0. ' W j'.
Camden ? Coil tin tied.
HV A ftt'EOIAl. tNOl'ftTIOAL Coll IlKSl'ON ?
DENT ,
David Wolfe iw u|>i *h 1 h ?? t??n?
aitc lie did 21 *#< , Mid it. ih
in it.n heart of the qi'y, mm) ti;ta a
Undo ?XtMidi(itf ? vyr 20 uiliea of
territory hi d?ff??r?nt dm c.iioim.
The hftodsoiitv. building lUi'usuit-n
30X90 foot Mid h fttorH^? <l?- pa r' -
aifcijt t?f 30 feot abnvi< ? the ?i?>ck
ranying in va'ire froui #8,000 10
$10,000 including nh<>ui ult manner
of general merchandise with dr>
tgood*, clothing Mid complete f <i t >
iiishing* :t? ptomitii-nl fuuluie*.
From 4 to 6 uifii are kept Ihihj
and aevwtai (j(!i\Mta!i'infi of the o<iine
faVnJUcB'frHdti ul WolfuV
fbo gentium an was horn i-i
Charleston, H. C, and hry-in hi ..
tnercaiililo ioi' iaihoi in v?oi(h <ind
hee.Hmo a tmiz*?n of <'MmljyH*> l&7i
Olfloiailv llO vt :?* Aldi-rvriti'. (5 k <? m t m,
ftlid hoMdca his ni'.'enn i(< ti'i insa
ne i sji Dirri'tor iu 'he Hm ? I ? ; : nn'i
Loan IA ?-h jd ??? ion a s ? iti t )>t C' un I
(ti n ( fM'^n Mils in. d (.(tun t'!....! K-hlJ
?h'hIo a f\; I is a thoMHiJiVv y ?? li <? ;? > 1 I
i)ii*lnf*M man. Kt m' t*T ?? rdi v, M?> if. ?]
i m< tn'ii r of the A I' tV A. M.,J
rind W. ? i f \Y. a lid U wwhlv pop?t.
I h r oi'in o-( i cl'iily w ild uo< i . ||y.
F 'i' JO \<"Mu R. .1 'i ? ?? ht<?i ??? i
? ?ilr-.fsrn >s o, h'?s hcen wi'h Mr. \V" ? ? I f ?
?md is? one of i Ih? !?? s< k?iM'vn in ihe
liadi, having f i i ?' 1 1 < I h id ev.ry *vaik
" f i i f i .? .
Fir 5 yoniR N y Hi'li^gu Iinh
!)?f:rr w i t !i I in; \ V ? . I f : ? < M aMi-'htncnl i
sijd he hUo I'OritifHt* i xm Hcnl
loUiixsH quahli^aiionH and iji.ir.y
fi iynds.
Jefferson.
I hi' DrVsPHt, terminus of j,|M. (?
r, A, A ?nrt
UiHil.irie) Railway |? .MtWs-.n
ChesteiflHd couuty, and since be.
coming u railway town it bus \Urn
growing famously,
The location Which i? high, will,
gradual slope*, trak^it a beautiful
place, ns frotu every wjudow are
scenes oi natural beauty. Wjib
folfflge rising terrace upon terrace
iu every buu tif ^reen, nod bills
circling tevcl%d .loplns flcliU of
how n, yellow and emerald. In the
village the mttjn tlreet atretc||08
half a mile with well stocked etorea
and lota between. " Snug cottages
n varied colore harmonic, ttn<j
trim gurdpna tbow thrift, aud aid
the JoVH.'y village picture.
I Uf yood J c go f son /nor ?-)?-> iAt+r*.
?? ?p1en?li(l long l&f'yi.llinr
_ Prom ' Mc[Jm V' th 5
An Line, Jjtfera/fn is 18 mile, *nd
"wing to Qiiuie/oua bhw ,Ui1Ih ?r
shipping pyinj^ connected with
trams the train takog about }j hours
going the lS'tiiilre,
i'he Brewer Gold M in? Uft-i-2
miles from JWFerao* and baa hrcr.
worked in a d.-sulto.y w,,v 75 ()r 80 j
VPR.P and i* now leas, d property I
Itb r ft)w men employed, ?? that
?Jofforaoji id I* reality no new tryi
ng point. There aro about 20
acres pf the heat Soapatone near
?i.eueraou which the rnmnle <i<? n~.
?eem to reopguljs,., 'and it" mh'v
provo a richer aourca of revenue
than t lie frold mine.
1 h? village baa a coyplo of am nil
planing mills, unii Jivtlo brick yards*
about eight stores, church School
hotel, and railway and btation and!
avliow onivoti gin and griat mill i\iJ|
do huilt right away.
t Nefly an of Iho store itep pern
have had little or no commercial ex
perience excepting with croas-i'Sad
comrnlaaarieB, and the beat equipped
business men came from Camden.
Kcferenco is made to the Shannon
Hrothors who became decided ac
quisition* last February. They built
and Blocked a hardware lmuae with a
capital stock from building auxilia
ries to implements and aporltna
gooda, and they have a goodfancy
and staple grocery department and
are building a capital custom <x
tending over a dostn miles of terri
tory. *
J.K.Shannon who glvea bis at
tention to purohaaea and anTSa, was
born In Gamden and Is a member
of the noted family of that name.
After attending tho Poter Mill&ary
Academy be sat asaiatant County
Clerk for 8 yours, suoceeding which
he was with the Kenncdv hardware
bouse for 10 years, and Ue knows
his busioeas And i* a business
ruaber.
His brother and partner, R. W.
Shannon, is /also a young man of
vim and arohlilon/aod wa. with the
attach me rcanfilo house at Cam
dea before th* prevent fnterprtg^,"
awft ho also possesses lbs exo?Ueat
wJi* ?r l,o# pr?Bcip?* ??<*
tKO-lfceirfiliyanaaa. v The ^Umo(i
Rro# , wdl add to iheir present if.
market tad lea.
ifeysftagiBBs
"Jam* Hopkins" ln:indc<i
on a Youth and Boys' suit is a
tfua'Miitce of kuj> ?i'ior wxk
munsl?i|) and ir.at.oi ial.
Or D.ivid Mark's Sn.s oii :i
jm;?hV H'lit will surely en
t ir<? s i * i > fuel ion.
CoUic anil ?(.'{?, \\ 1 1 t lhr\
look 1 i k : you will he, pleaded
g
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The Shoe, Hat Sc Cloth
ing Man.
It in ? n i ? t th:;t m Gu.ul^tnn ?vjun
ty t!i>; <1 w'tH tho niO'l ncvoro
tint 8tCli')u Ua? experienced k i ?!<*.??
rain records bognn to ho regularly
k? pt 1 GO y"ft! h iigo.
GEORGE W. CROSBY.
"TOE OU) RELUBMC"
Ice Dealer is better prepared
this year than evjpr fo serve
you with ice. Ho is now run
ning two wagons, each making]
two deliveries daily thro ugh
the week and one delivery o;?
iSundav. ? MP
Sunday hours lit ica hous'*
frora 6 o'clock A. M. to 'J.
o'clock R M. '
He respectfully solicits youi j
patronage. V
June 3, 1904.
Notice
to i
ruehers and Trustees.
Th<? ?nnu*| 'oport of nil FfliOol8mr.fi
bo submitted to the undci?igned on r*- 1
b&fore Hip 10th of Juno. F.-whire lo com- '
ply will cnuso loss of enrollment nnd i|? - j
creuso o! apportionment to such diKtrio. j
U. C. Bruco,
Sup't Education, K. C- j
tinner School Notice, j
All tuaeher? of Kershaw County who
wiah to to atl&nd the Kershaw Count vj
Summer School, heginiihit; July 1 8tl? . (
1904. will please notify the undersigned
not Inter than the loth of June. The
County Hoard will pay board of teachci t
in Cninden at tlia ruto of $12 60 'per)
month Unless an attendance of twontj
seven if secured there can be jio srnnrm t
school in this eounty under tho decision i
ot the State Superintendent of Educe" j
ti??u. It H important Therefore that those i
who wish to nttend the County Summer
School should communicate with nio
without delay. ft. C. llruon,
- Sup't Education K. C.
STATEMENT
OF THE CONDITION OF* TIIE
Commercial Mm Baok ami
Trust ..Company,
?CAMDEN", S. C.?
At the closo of business. May 81, I?04.
RESOURCES.
J,oans and Discount* $41,'208 3>j
Furniture nnd Fixture" 774 .7';
Cash on hand and duo
by Banks 40,672.4^1
* &2,66f>.48
LIABILITIES.
Capital $ ?5.000 00 1
Undivided profit* 1,041 20
Deposit* 66,029^4
Due other IlankH ll4tt4jr?4l
t *8,656.48
I, John T. Mackey, Cachier of tho j
above named bank, do solemnly swear
that the foregoing statement Is true and
! correct to the bent of my kuowledgs and
belief
l ilon* tit^XTasliier.
Sworn to before 31st day of
May, 1W4. ?
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Ts a place of refuge, a* i* is 4lnp to (lie hub/' in ju|t the ar
tides, for wearing apparel. ili?t will counteract thfc melting ill
/luence of the ,%Good Old Summer 'I iuio."
Replete with the most desiPable and up-to-date goods, The
Gilt Edge Store is the place of places whcjfre tlio demands of.
ttiGtradocah and will ne r.iet, and with hiuii appreciation of
the confidence and patronage of our friends in tlitfTposiy w?
cordially solicit a continuance of the same, assuring them that
our reputation for honest, square dealing will be carefully^ttte
tectcd. :
See our line of white and. colore^ lawns, white, black an$
colored batiste, Persian Mulls, French Lawns, Egyptiitli ditm- '
ty, Plain Nainsooks, English Long Cloth, All over Embroid
ories, Mulch clothes in \Vhite, Black and colors, Dotted Swiss
es in white, black and colors, LfiCCs. ICinbrioderics , &q.,
[before making yeur puTunTiHtH, aiin "we venture the assertion "
that we can lead you into te'mptatjpu.
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We have just received a shipment of seasonable silks in
white, black and colors to \yhich we coll special attention.
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Our (-3G inch white silk is Vme of the ponders of tho age
when you consider the quality aud the price. Be sure to asfe
lo seo it when you call.
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Have you seen our beau liftilwhile dress lirien? Wohaveit..
in two widths, ^6 and 90 in. If you have not seen it, come at
once, as your neighbor may get a suit of it before yoikdo.
Trusting that you will fyvor us with ? your presence very
soon, we aro yours r^spoctiQlly and truly. * \
P. T. Tillepigue, Prop't.