The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 07, 1904, Image 3
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On" hmhcrape
coffee:
Salmond Brothers,
Staple And Fancy Grocoi s.
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illfHi\ll,
i Ititnbini; U a ?cicnOo. I inak? j>
,j)L'Cial ut'liy of nil iU branehen aiui
)ok after ) our interest. Titkti care llmt
u r Master Plum bar ie an efficient Kn
; in *?;r and understands his husine#!
thoroughly, that is whore the secrct of ?.
i oo ) JQb lic^. Seo mo pertouallv al><>ui
> our work, beeonu* my client ami >????.
h til he tlf? owner of a first-cltus xiini .
;i-y You would he surpriwec |
i i roo the old work that I am tearini
.ait ovt-ry day, because it. was done | i>or
y by inexperienced men. Sec me, Su
i ie, See me
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II1NP. JENKINS.
A Bunch of Key* Found.
A ltiuw.lt of 9 koyp, one of whicl
is a ftniiM braes one, was found- 1.1
iippor Mtrin atrr'et several days ?{?<>
Owner c:ii n get them by calling a*
thin ? Hicu >/iud paying for tlii?
notice.
CommlfsiouediSupt. of Education.
Mr. W. B. Turner the recent h
'looted Superintendent of Kducat i?>:
'?'or ih 18 county has been uppointi i
'o liil out the unexpired let in of Mi
II. CL Bruce, resiyntd. The coin
misniou whh receivrd on Tuesday
th?4th, i\nd Mj. Turner is no v.
fully authorized to transact ?i
buainefaa partainioii to IIur otlioe.
Fall Opening: Camden Millinery Co.
The full opening of the Cnnuhi
Millinery Co. will lie held fr??n
Wednesday, Oet. 12i.lv to Saturday
Oct. 15th.? three days. The pui.fji
is aordially Invited to call and ??*<
one of the moat hcnuli/ul stock?
of millinery ever brought to Co njr
ittlZr.-lf'S
W. T. Latham Commits Suicide.
jt%> ??>*. 11 oetl in tb? c*?tihM
Mr. \V. T L-ilbnio ciin ,
anlcile IsmI i'ljesday a f i <? i*
?wnMowiny; ... lyfciil Mr
had just h?pn tr i?*rl anr
?<| of*a93?ult nu?l bailor)
W tnlenk to kill Mr. lied mood, b
(oictk, several months ago, r?ori
this fact, It (a though', wliicl
him to commit the rash act
the body was preparetj^fui
.it was Uketf to hits Jo m?
lie ton streevfrom wlucb placi
loersl was- held at 4 o'clock
jaesday afternoon, the buri
in the Camden cemetery
haua leaves a widow auc
le obildr^n, a mother auc
sitters and brothers fo;
the deepest sympathy ii
Of HLf. Stephen Self.
last Mr.- Stephen Self
?ed Confederate veterat
le for ?otne I i :no
lotbe n?ar DeKalb. lit
car^M for by near-b\
I liia body Inid to re?t ii
mrob jnrd, The U
tttkiog interest i;
t years and bad onh
many material coin
life. Ho bad (be mis
his borne burn?*(
5ontoota 9ome wet ks a;;<
fselfba'Uy burned. Tb?
jtiedv Chapter U. D C
a callcd meeting to tr
bis diatiyss and lbut o
fa. His friends kindl;
Je homo ondnow hi
need thoir ayinpat h.
Ha w:ts a good con
And lost bis arm ii
|rd, 1804 - ?
i? ftt Kershaw.
(too, white, lynch
it laet Saturday nigh
Will Floyd a bighlv
len of tbftl town. Moi
held an old
loydand, it laaftidlv^
*ty, Morrison oike>'
liim 10 cents. Mi,
did not have i< ,
rtetrn whipprd ou;
ot Mr. Floyd twic? ,
intly. Thieoccui*
'clock in the sftei
nrreeled an ',
lard honse. So en
iaene. beoanse o'
fj>W ??1L.
td house, au<:
ilrabaw Gnartft wer ?
r fitywaid to Ker
. the lynching but i>
before it fir arrjral .
to UBciait '
?For IViU
t . f
j lv "C idl f. | rein .
1 I?k8;fti(i|| givvn Ut I.f N.,v. ill l>. r.
I !?<?? J Kl Lnl.il.
-?* * ?+'
I To The Faimeis of Kershaw
? ' t ...
J N is hereby given aflfii
iOcidhvi 20' I) no i' (< it 1 1 ii will
j lii' I ?' t.t i \'C.4i i l ll llt'TO I 11 1 tl t>'X
i vnnU s>* ii? ?, '*u\ ?? ? ; -
? lilioij c.f boo^iii^ or I i ? :? will In
? lot lit.'t) two IIih. t;t? I* vnnj ??r U ?.
* , 1 % .
Spring &i Sl? uu
h. link,
j f(M' A lei: S i?j u n<,
?I. Ii Sli'ctl in iw>,
f'?i Kiioop, I'Vct icliH A' ('<>.
j Don't fail to see Miss Howen and
Invo a Atylinh suit made at llirt-cli
i JSroK. & C'o'h.
Deavh of Mr Obcar Hough
Mr. O'.Car Hough, SOQ of('nl.Htj?l
Mrs. L. Hough, of KtMbliHw, ilici)
last Kiiday morning about 0 o'clock,,
aged l'JyoaiH. Deceased wmh h ioohi
exo Hunt you rift man mid had beer
?id< about threw months with i\
p It ? 1 1< i fever. The funeral 6fcivic?t
wore held at It o'clock on Scuurdav
afternoon.
"lis ours to inifH thee nil our year*,
And lender memories of thee keep,
Tl?iii? in t.lio f ,-jrtl |i> itit. lor ho
lie Kivclli Hi? beloved Bleep.
lVuniH'-i ranging in price from $2
to $75 On
The Osmden Millinery Co
I'oiirt I'roi'prdiii^H,
Tho Oct oho r term of acssions court
eonv??md in Cnmden Monday, Judge K.
<> !'ur !y pi ??i?i<l inyr.
The first oane disposed of was that of
\Y. T. Lntlmm for assault. ami battery
and riiri'jinjj unlawful weapons. Guilty.
li U . Trin^ih 1 plcail guilty to violat
ing dispensary law. Fined ?100 or three
months. Fine paid. ^
A n roii Williams, rape, Guilty. So??
tencnd to be hanged Nov. 4tli.
- Tena TrtiesJel, colored, who in ohnrg
cd with murder was granted bond in the
f. U in of $600.
Motion was made by attorneys of (lil
lis lo (jtiniih vonira of jury serving tbie
week- Judge rnlod tha' jury was prop,
eily dr^uvn Notice by attorneys that n
o lumen <>f venue would be Hiked for be
fore 'udgo Purdy on Oct 15th. State
'waived right of t on days notice and
wanted to hear case at once. Attorneys
argued tl.at eauo could not he heard be
fore 15th. Judge a?ieed thereto and case
will be board ?">n 15th,
Civil cases were then taken up and the
court, nt this writing, is engaged in the
case of the So. Ry. This case brought
to pee whether the State can annul cer
tain leases made to the So. Ky by lines
which the St.ite oh urges are competing
lines. ? v. |
The following is the presentment of the j
grand jury :v
'To Mia Honor, Judge K. O. Purdr : ?
We, t li o (irand Jury of Kcrphaw |
County now in gosaion. bog to submit to'
your Honor the following report of our
work at ttiif, the October frm of Opnrt ?
including herein other niatt?rB </ inter
est to t |?e CVnnty, which we have ha'1
under con^U'ratioi) bIi.cc th<> J:ine tpri.n :
We have du:y rnnsidered aipl noted
upon all bills of hiJIetment as tho\ fyi ve
ci/ine before us; and through tho v?ri
oiis 8iih committers appointed from our
body. * Misted by Mr. W V. Maiono, an
expert accountant, m* hftvo made p
thorough examination of tlte book ?, ac
counts and vouchers of tjjo eevernl I
Connty oflletft.
The two most important office* con
cerning the finances of the County,
namely, that of Treasurer snd Supervisor,
.were critically examined fas per affida
vit of expert, M alone) nm} wore lotjnd tq
be oorrept %nd the hooks of unne neatly
and plainly kept, showing and account
ing for all disbursements made and all
moneys received.
In our presentment at the June term
we called attentfbh to certain\toeoded re
pairs necessary to enhance tWp sanitary
condition of .tho Jail- Ws n?W
pleasure in ropofting that said repairs
were promptly made and that the health
of prisono rs confined therein is no lQHfi*
or endangered
Wc also note that the hooka and pa
pers of the Sheriff's office are in satisfac
tory ahnpe; the County Alms House is in
excellent c^?u<lit ion anil append tq be ef
ficiently managed, the (nmatet exppeas
inff thomselvoa as thoroughly satisfied
with tho treatment received ; the office#
of Auditor, OJork of the Court and Su
perintendent ol Education we have aleo
found to lie in satisfactory and creditable
condition.
Tl.o roads and bridnej of tho Oountv,
ill so far ho wo have betin able byinqnirv
and otherwise to ascertain, are in fairly
good condition. Complaint h*? been
made, however, that tho oroaMipus (four
tn number) between Wander's Greek and
t'amden on the Southern Hail road are in
a very danijerons condition and fronvthe
evldenco before us, wo roapeetfully urge
vour Honor that the proper anthofities
be instructed to remedy tho pvil at once.
We al?o deem it our <luty to call your
Honor's attention to the fact that within
h ypar one prr?on and two mules have
beon killed at the crossing of tho public
road over the Southern Railroad neat
I Uphton Court Inn Thene accidents vtc
tindt-ral ned wero canned bV a donio
growth. of underbrush and vines, vhich
obscure the view of vehidea approach
ing the crossing for several htjudfed feet
We therefor^ ronommead that the pro
action be taken at once to remove
eaTH^obstruction.
Wiv^svH^nt one Richard Lore. who is
known locality as "Dick Lave"
(or m?lltn;r wtn^kov at night in Sohool
District No. 14of4?*rehaw county. The
said Diclc Love ic a>aqident.of Lancaa
ter county Bear the linebt/Kershaw. The
naroea of Bui I)nnH?, Arthur Gay ami
Julius Miller have beeiygiten us an wit
nfessea ot the said viol ?<Joq of the law.
? ffi concluding our report, ^ure desire to
carry to record our hifh appreciation oi
the faithful. able and honorable cervices
rendered t? onr County an A the Judicial
Diatricl of which we are a member, by
our worthy Solicitor of the f-ircnit, thu
Honorable J. Wiiliiqn Thurmond ? and
(hit being the laat court of our County
in which he will occupv that exalted po
eition, we, the Grand Jury, unanimous!?
insure him? end we ^elieTe voice tho
?ontiaente of onr Coouty?- that In hU re
tirement ho will carry with him our
h igW ai admiration for hie worth wit
maw and officer? a? well u our beat
wiebee fee hie future welfare.
- We deaire to thank jonr Honor and
the Oonrt ofluyre for eowrteelee extend*
to we during the year.
\ Reepeetfwll? enbmlUed. /
\ JAMS* U HAIL*,
\ ?- Fonwa.
lotion
^otu?u ib I liis uioi nir,K hl
\t The Opora Hou?< .
'! ho iiiaini^v't m of lh<i Opera 1 1 ? *o
i.r?* t >ri '.iii.ti f hi 6(i'.unng ' i/ \rlt>
j Huston Mar*" lis tin attraction ?ki?*
' ii' Xt WV.lu.a.lay ? Miiiii>>?i tlm l'itli.
? \ V I > *- ? i in AsS.i vil i! ilio A?t nv iiUi j
j< iii/. n Haiti : promi*u of mi tivt-n-i
j'.iij.j ut iiiciit was kt.pt to li i1 j
telhtr. TIk? management will !*?*?? ? j
J i.o ?lifli<Mi)ty in milling to tli?* *'*'?'
their ?? It. rue tick via after ia^l 1 1 1 ii I t ? j
1 1 !Y. ) r l k '
PERSONAL.
Mr .Jumefl Dohonolie Ims fteoepteo
a position in Savannah, lit*
Mr. Ben Ticknor uiiivo<' in Cum
?l?'n ye>l<?rtlay muking arrangement^
I for t lie Touriats.
Mr. Sydney Smith loft on Mondt?>
lust for Charleston wheio ho haa t?e
<*.( pled u position. 1 1 is friends lure
wish him much success.
Mr M ller. the highly c^loei;i<-d
oleik-at the Camden Drug Co, l?*ti
?>n Monday last for Newhorry when
lie Iimh accepted a poHiiion.
Dr. (i ray.vv ho occupied Mr. ban it V
residence lusl hi'Aiod, has rented Mr
von Tieskow'a cettago and will a r r i v i
about the tirxt of November.
Mr. ().(*. Donny i? the new )v>?
senger agent of the S. A. L at Cam
den Mr. Itrooks, the former ntr< m
hero It as accepted a position in
Charlotte. . ,-t;
Tee many t'rionds of Mr. M lbinie
*il be d? l;;jhted to know tliHt he i^
rapi'Uy improving. 1 1 o wn? r< ported
yesterday hh getting along very nice
ly ind.od.
? il'IK ??f CtiUI t Slouch "H't-.i'i ?' <">!i
lined to his home rev oral days t Lis
wefk by sickness His duties at tin*
Court House, however, h;ive not unf
I'ered as Lib place t Lor e iiiu been til
led in a iaot-*t acceptable mi nnm* l>
Ids son Mr. I. C, Hough.
Cnpt. L. L Clyburn, of Went ville,
wan appointed by Gov. Hey ward it
delegate to the Farmers' Congress
and the Southern Cotton Growers
Convention held in St. Louih S> p'
'2<> 30 Owing to the fact thai Op*
Clyburn did not receive (ho notifies
t if >n uivll 'do late to arrange to g?.J
he did not attend. j
We ree'evt-d a most plcasai.t t' ? ' ? I
yesterday from Messrs. Jt W Hunt. I
of Charleston, division passengt r |
agent of the Southern railroad, am' I
Brooks Morgan, of AthlQtil, assistant
pfeneia! passenger ngr>nt of tb?
Southern railroad, 'these arc two ot
the most {.leaoont gentlemen we htvcj
ever met and they refl-ct great ced
it upon the offices they 0:1. I
We elnoerely rogret to learn the!
death ?-f the infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Y- Niles at Fort Valley, On.,
on the 2rd inst., age It months I
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?social ^Uots.
On I'V-'iiUi^ Mr*. \V - A
Auo'uni i nUfl,'! ned ru?>st 'Irliglitful
lv i In* .l<?hn T> K nne?lv Ph&ppi IJ
1) C vv I'.t-ri ?t lavg* 11 r
won' pr< Tin' handt-onie o'i'
hous'?> wnJ '???nuli!nl in its decani
?ud r"?lo'fnt wtili iloHtfti.
perfnn?uP of f.l' tj > .ves The p-rsi
dent.. Mrs. W. D. Tranthano, presided,
nn T after a largo r.monnt o( rout'iK
business was transacted the election
of delegates to the State Ocmvention
was U"\4- Aft?V a number of noroi
nations iho following wore elected:
Mr-1. W. 13. Trrtntlmm, Mrs John W
0'>rbetl, Mrs. D A Boylqn an.1 7* l ?*tc
J D MeDowaM w.tli Sirs. H) ft Si ),
Mr.- W. A. Ancrinn and Misses
Wither* and W'lie 54omp as alter
nates. Most delicious refreshments
wore sefVed by Misses Hives T/ing,
Alioe Oorheti, 5R?ida Pariah end
Master Norwood Ancrutn, while Mr.
and Mrs. Anerum looked after the
enjoyment of> their gnests who nil
left at h late hoiv thanUing their gra
cious hostess for a roost charming
evening. Mrs. Den* ItarUh and Mr?
$ $ Sijl ektended a cordial invita
tion to the entire (Chapter which n?>w
nnmbers 103 members to meet with
"hem at the residence of Pr D I<
!>eSaucsure on the ldt Monday In
November, tho next regnlav time of
assembling.
Mrs, W. L Arthur, of Co'uittbifl,
spent several days (la ing thii wetk
with Mr3 J NV. Cor belt
Miss Mfiry TCUa Rankin, nf Wil?
mington, joined hor mother litre.
Hur young Iriends ?r? entertaining
her with rides nn 1 drives, icft$ and
luncheons, oto,
Mrs. Do Jersey has returned from
England and Scotland wh^ro she
?-pent the Rummer with her relatives
Mr. D it. Williams, Sr., Mr. &MY*.
D It Wil'ianjB, Jr., and their d aught
or* Iilnnd apd 151 Ion affrktii$jr aunt
Miflfl flue Mnnnlng haye alTreLurnod
from Flat R ?ck and gone, io thotr
hom<\ Btoomesbury. for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. P. T Villepigne an /I
iheir family hayo retnrred from Sa
luda and are now established at thoir
handsome ucw houso bore.
Mr. Arthur L. Iiurnot, who now
haa IiIr headquarters at Miora*, Fin.,
apent this wepk at homo with bin
family here.
Mrs John McSroyil and Mr* Hen*
ry Halenll left on Saturday for a vis
it to the Exposition in St Ijonis.
Mrs. Herman Beam and her sis
ters, the Misses fleyman, have pone
to New Vork and P<?iladclphia, and'
; other northern cities.
Mr. Reymond MoLsin has return
ed to Camden after spending several
woeka in Yorkville. ~* ? J
Mr. Snmtor Rhame, Jr.,^fwii>
Ttmreday for the Charleston
College where he expects to Cake *
coarse tn medicine.
Mr*. Brown Manning has returned
to Camden after spending the sum
mer w th relntiTts and is now with
bvf sister, Mm. E. M ll?}Ui.
Watkins L Wiiitdker. !
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it'll i'-tir i.it-rcaii v inttTfis, ><nl
! In U'AfW ' iV.l'.rllWt ? 1 it'tMM'U I '
r.v tux! f resit My. i tiiu 11)1 ft; it t l!i? j
l>rt'Si*ht t- ? r* : .1 ol \ |U ii h Hi ?>t li?-rn j
It is our int' iit to in t
i'ii ii,!' i up i (nt'k r I If i < j) i hie'!*!
KM, si uMVKitY aM j
MAllKKC. |
\\ v nre too lio\v an-l fl ? kii j
tn^ 0|? the r>t c><- i< I ?? r < I ? ' ii I ' > i ? ? ? h> 1 1
Vf rii#i'i!i?*nt to <la; i >u t will iij-* v>? j
tO 001(10 IUS<i 8? i' 0> till' I Wliti'ti olli
?ulu.
WATK INS, \ WIHTAKKIt. |
It i-t wif.i <? I.mI.v
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?!>>? <? 'i c ? ( Mt f ' ? ? i -? '<i ? j > Mm Mr
(?hit V fa,i\ .Jr. ft. I ! i r.^i'icr
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r.jt ? ????? ? .*! A UK i\ r Jil I \ V ss
V1 I Ul i: l'lii .>r.N' ! S I A \ !>
W itli tiic M ! i ? | K > 1 1 </l mil' III ? i ? 1 u 't
ptlM VV?? Itiij.f ! i/ Im(;. t
l.< ! ? :<.? ?? .'Ht VJ< lk Ml I III! llll'h'i. >1111 1
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? li'liur v i >1 1 1. 1 ? o ?)-.? .1 w i < it it* ><i i|
ii?.'l><* to ?i;*;r ii <if ? .t
k'ii.1 (iv.il I.I- 'ihI |?i?I r??lir. ???*?
( tii.il ?'(>?' 1'if iM w r: rid.
'Ill K PA Hi oil MAHKKT.
H ntk'Hn Prow
JVSepi* 3uitss 'Ifcuitlia
3uitss C'l"ii1dfeps
;"V
SUITS THAT V\ 1 .
PIUCK AND (HI v I JTV "\U(i\\ 1'.
IN M l?Nv\ BOY 5- & CUiLDkKN*.
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Com* and let us yliow you 'lie vers t ?????<! in Sii<>< <. W ??
THINK we can please \ <?u. We K N V/ v'r .U'iNt' i In4 t
valuer in (lie i ' y .
.lust K'-cei vi iil?' :i fresii liiw ? f 1\. c!< v. r r ? 1 ;trsi ruh'tr* ;u?<*
Shapes.
Latest Shapes in Sofl ami S-.lI Hals ik-iu Lowrst to IIiu)i
ost Grades.
? Com* r.ud see m; if you w.>r 1 > !;;? {.!<> .sed.
iif wi imftfra
?|jf |*| /^pj |#| |?j>
SHOE, HAT AftSC) 8L0TINQ MAN.
A'{; arrivire- o'adv.
Our ni'iv Kail Niks ;us?l I) ess Ootid
Wo hnve a p rl. c! showing (' :j<? h jd.ii : an 1 fancy <?(!' ets'
Wir.i ves n lid colorings. ? Our :ust?rhne^t comprises nil the
lilt* sl f si. ion nopreved fabrics
"" ;; FALL TRilVlMiNGS.
Onr Rtock is complete. Jess, Spangles, Silk A i?j?l i?m? s in
White and beautiful Persian effects. Silk aiul Mohair
Braids.
jj OUR DRESS MAK MG DEPARTMENT
I if in charge <>f Miss \] Ro\. ei'. Those desiring n ;\v fal'.?
costumes, should not dehiy placing orders and engaging. tin e
It is hardly necessary to comment on tin; ability of our Mod
iste in charge. ^ -
FALL MILLINERY.
?Preparations are being mad 4 for our grand Openinj tioiice
o( which will appear later. New ideas will bo shown in thi?
department as soon as shown in New \ ork. It will he cor
rect both in fashons atui in prices
Come a round and flisk us ( o
show you one o( those
"HiCH ART" SUiTS,
of Strouso & Bros..
and give us a chance to prow
our good^isto in solecting thi <
famous m;|ko of fo:*<ly imulc
garments. We believe in them
ourselves, and after vov won"
them, you grow as enthuRinpti ?.
about them i-.s we art?. W
you an Iron Clad Insui
; attce Policy with overv suit.
?OR THIS
MENTHiERr
CEJ KriKATLD
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We lmve a full stock of the FAMOUS CENTENNIAL |
CLOVES in all shades and Hzes. Guaranteed* to give satis- '
faction. Tr/a pair and bo convinced.
See our now Full Line of STETSON HATS- IT )?u
see them you will buy thero.
HIRSCH BROS & CO.
, * * ? f
IS NOW READY POK BUSINESS
WITH A FULL LIE Of TALL AND WINTER GOODS.
You wiil lind <?\ ? ry depart incut lull of shipleN and novelties
at }ni''? s that cannot ho. heat. And then just think wo givo
'i way I' i M' Si 1 \ or Dollars i?\vr\ Saturday and n Kino Ilvitfgy
no < ) It ?M mas f vc. Willi cvci y oedlar >?pent. with us yoil tfot
i i-nnd h-'iii'st dollar's worth < 1 tyoods aiul :i ticket foraohnnce
:tt the live I )t?l lars every Salurdnv and the, hujjtfy oil Christ
nuts i w.
In , our Dress* Good* I )?^nutuiv?nt you will find Jill of tho
newest wears in IWohair, \ oily. 1 5 road < loth*, Basket .Clot ha,
.and Mercerized frouils of all kind, and a staple line of Black
l)rc.-'s ^"oods.
Ladirs Tailor Made So ts, Clonks mid Walkinjjf'hViyta at
prices that will make } on k,wondei li >w they could make them. "
In our notion department \<m will thrl all the accessories
to a ladies dainty toilet .
Our domestic department is {'.ill of every thing the good
housekeeper could wi.-h and at prices to please.
MAM tfT
r ST. LOUIS Bv
KOBmS^.
JOHNSON
GRAND
JMQBC ?
I No lwivo a full lino of the Famous "Star" .Brand Shops made
: hv Kolwt .Johnson & Hand Shoe Co., nnd the old Reliable '
j-'Bay State'' Shoo and Leather Oo. We guarantee to please
jyo.u in style and price.
We arc agents for the world famed W B Corse's. You fit
the cornet it conforms to every figure aad id gu&iaitccd rust
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(ietour price on Magging and Ties bqforeyou buy.
i Yours Hcspectfully,
TheFamousGilt
P. T. Villepigue, Prop.