The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 28, 1904, Image 3
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Salmoud Brothers,
Staple And Fan?y Urocm s.
riuwtHu* \<i a tc'tanoa. I nuke, i
special ?lu?ly of all tU branches ph t
look a(t?f your iuter?st. Take care tic i
your Alusl?r Plumber in nil clKcioi.t Ki.
gibeer and understand* hi* hiuintM
thQrohghly, that ig where the secret of ;<
goal Job ll?. Heo mo - personal I v nbm i
your work, becomo my client ami yor.
sh%l' l>? the ow ner of u liiht-chuts utn
t?ry system. You would * be jturpruici
to tjie old work that I am leanW
out ovary day. because it \vaa done j oo. -
ly by i?**perienced men. See me, !?> e
0?e, dc? me. ?
- l' " Respectfully,
' mnvjt. Jenkins.
Money Given Away.
Call ftt The Gill Edge Store u n ?
fat ft ticket for a guess at the cluck,
ive dollars given away every S :it ?
- urd^y. Starting Aug 27Ui and a nio
, b&ggy Q&Qbristmas Eve.
Bid Smith Goea To Major League
Pittsburg ppeciul to tin* D.;>
DCS (I-owa) Register and Lead
"eraays: v
"The Pittsburg club today
- edtliree new player?, all /oung !'?
lo#j| but said to lie full of proti>i8> .
\ They are Pitcher Charlie Holm ;
v Rapida, in tbo Tim c- 1
$7 and Pitcher Childs an i
itnith of tbo Charlesto >
South Atlantic league. '
expected to it port. t.)
St a to.
Mammoth Store of M- Uruut.
>t the special attention ?'f
leaders to*day to the advertise
the M aminoth and old ? ?1 i -
tfote of M. Bauui. For <yeai ;
fll kiiown house 1ms sopplieo,
pkOft acceptable manner, th ?
the tradiog public, and for
pn of 1904-6 they come bei
.ever beforo t >
jhc buyers of
i#Mitag counties
gifl them your
irtmcnt is fu.il t ?
nr.s<w ? .
Spring.
? r-^.^8 have at iaf>t ha<
weather ir -fide aud th )
f our community is good.
supper at Gum Spring
jail was all that conld be ask,
Flie total receipts was 822.
bieh we thank t he good peo
Htronia ;d ns. The nex
-grange will be hcl? i
Saturday in November,
[atlio Deatson, u charming
^ of Clarendon, is visiting
ilDavis' family, and Mis
>an, of Hartsville, and |
iyof Miss Ruth Davis, h
J.L. Davis* family.
iptist church has called
Davis as pastor again
latd him np and there i >
loney in the treasury.
J. W Davis.
>Sev. W B. Gordon.
In. making pastoral
>arse, you do, not oonsid
sure or eomfortor ease,
> your people live. Bu;|
ro sots of feelings in go
?can't help it ? we all
you especially have;
~ your- husiness is sym
JUkept lawns/ and well
, nioe homes and nlc
jbeerful to you, asihe
ryoq^e. .^Tumblcdow )
>r fenced men harrast
. is too heavy for then
'."frontaii, and dirty-face I
in may be strong to g( t
Vtkl yoQ would be more
to find .inspiration ia
[ the 2 sorts of people :
the other don't. O
paint well; the'
101 IH. ;
?II |s to keep paint
art two ways to do j
to paial often ; the
half os muoh to
-jsny.
Dsvoe takes fcw? r
id paints an 1
lead-and-oil
portable baxei
-frrlael >.
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KiwYork.
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Extra Term of t'ourt.
t
j lU-uinnlug t ho Hi mi Monday in
j l)t-c? mber an t-Xsfu '? riii < f ttiurt
I will Wo lu'lti i ii Cumtit n Hon .1
? A M lCu llou^ b, of l > i< ?-i. v 1 1 > i win
' pfrbi'lr.
IiiipoV'Hiil Nottco.
\V?! 1 1 II V|- ju.l II I ?ut'll II full III),
j ot huM;\ (J I (,('( I |,.*t
j *?' ,ir ""l" h j.* (i ? ?' ( ,j ; > v. j ,,, i| ?
I W "Sill t - o " t l! I I 8 \\ l' 1 1 H V i
j hU ? J jbi icctivril I. vri-iiiy bead of
; I i I ti ?. i 1 'l H ! 1 ?? I . ? ft ii Ih?o Vi n.
^ fctuiili iV \V hiukcr.
A Doxoivoct Pioju^tiou.
Mr. U. W. \ourif(, %v li ?? lor (juit?>
a 1 >ng limn Ii ;i h been st-cliou ma*.
??i ? mi liir Scabmul railroad, i i h h
recently tu'on promoted io conduc
tor of ii inaierul iraiu. Tin* u a
well iknuytd promotion for Mi
Young U one of I'.ji? l)?;8l ami niohi
thorough laiiroid Dion \vu know ot
?
Aii Approaching Wedding
InvilntionH have boon insm-d to tin
marriage ?f Mias Kobeoea I'lnbip*
Hint, jhui^bU-r of Mr and Mr* .1 ?> n
Stvlty lit i<l , of CbarloBton, 'o Mr
Tboniati .Icft'cryn AbIjo, of YorUvtlle
1 ho ceremony will- tako place on
Wiuiicsdoy t'vcninp, Novetpber 0>i.,
nl ( i i are olii?tc*h, Charleston
lhe< ption ut hnmo.lioin !' to 10 :i!0
D^'ftth of Cr.pt T L. Boy kin
It ih Willi profound regret that we
learn of the dentil of Cnpt. T. I<
Ho v l;in wliicli ooenred W ednc?ut.".j
night nl hi h home- about 7 miiea
bolovv ?'iup-b-n Cnpt. IJoyUiu Wi.8
was flic of Uio bo??t citig?'ii8 of Uer.
fi'iaw Connly and his family connect
t; -r, in Clio of i in) i ii coin
m unity lo whom we extend our dup
i'Ht sj mpalby. Tbo burial took
pluco yesterday ftftern on in the
Cam den ccmetcry.
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HE A L ESTATE TRAN8FEU3.
C A Shannon to It C L G uilt 6
IpTpB i Ii No. I S'l COO
.June (/ if??l?on to Marqari:t Ij&us
kett 250 ac??'d in No. Ill $1..
h M Wsitors to Mary A Cumphcdl
1-2 'icto in No. 1 !?1 witii the bqiUli
iup.ii tborUilJ.
H (i tVrrinon lo Amelia H llayca
:>7 1 2 ucrofl in No. I ^'8! 25.
W A boykin, Jr., to ?! J SVorliinan
I lot in No. I 61,000.
J .1 Workniur lo Martha H Work
man I lot In No, 1 >M.<}00.
A I) Ki'iincdy lo J G Ivcll/^t'i acres
in No. 11 S7/3.
J W Dunn to ,J II Campbell 100
llOI't'H in No. 17 jSJjtiO.
\\ F Xnd .1 M Oallaw to T W
W <it so u 1U0 acres in No. 11 $550.
Amnions Collins nml Tonab Ley .V
o H-,f.bid (1 Itrown \ lot ill No. A
price not stated. ^
Marriage of Misa Jennio Davis at K!
Jr'ilSO, Xftxa3.
A marring0 of interest to the peo>
pie of Camden, occur red on Qct ]"lh,
at St. Clement's Kpiapopul Church,
El Paeo, Texas.
Miss Jennie Hutfjon Davis, for
roorly of this city, was united in the
holy bonds of matrimony to Mr. D ft},
linger Mannigault, of El Paso.
Miw-Davis who is so ploasently re
membered in Camdeli, is a daughter
of the lato Mr^fJames RI. Davis and
grand daughter of Qiahop Pay^s, oi
'his Stale. As Superintendent of
St. Luke's Hospits*, in 131 Pusq, 9)10
gained ? lf\rSe oirpl6 of frlouda who
wioh her every U ippiness in lio?, now
life. *
Mr. Mannignnlt, who is a civil en*
gineor of considerable reputation in
the Sonthwo3t and Mexico, is a na
live of Charleston, S. C, and a son
of General Arthur Middleton Mantii
gault, of that city. He ^was well
known in the social circles of Charles
ton prior to his removal to the West
nine years ago.
The brido was given away by her
uncle, Mr. J. S. > Pooher; hor sister.
Mrs Julius Pocheoj-. acting as dame
of honour,
Immediately after the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Mannigault left for
Los Angeles and other points of in.
teresfc in' California before roturoinR
to Tucson, Arizona, where in the fu
ture they will make their home,
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The Carnival.
Oamdoo To Havq A Carnival.
Mr. James flowarJ, the advance
agent of the Jones Carniyal Co , is
in town arranging 10 hold a carnival
here November 7-12
The shows consist of Old Planta
tion, L'>netto the Flying Lady, Lo
rnm queen of Fire, Fairy L^nd, Grent
Train Robbery, Rezrt, The Snake
Show, Merry. Go Round and Ferris
Wheel, and four sensational Free
Acts daily. /
The Great Train Robbery.
The realistic exhibition of the cen
tury and ono that la being featured at
tho St, Lonis exposition this summer
By special permission we have secur
ed the right for a short Itone to pre*
sent this exhibition throughout the
country, graphicly portraying the
holdup of a western mail train,
showing the robbers mount the en
gin* bind and gag the fireman and
cnglocer, the searching -of all the
passenger?, breaking open the. ex
press and mail car, blowing ojttn the
safe and killihg thb expressv wissen
ger, in every detail of a ancccesful
train hold up and robbery.
Space w01 not porrntt ^ lengthy
description of the entire list of spa
da* attractions, hot the abate will
give ^fair idea : or the natore and
character of our exhibitions. These
and many more will ? be teon daily
dnrtng the entire weak.
Jonee Carnival Co.
Socio/ ?/)ots\
j ? in- Nt,ti; h !i. r m Columbia -d aS.
jfcM|l:1ng ?|A? , rt Kt of I ho fcocit'tv
j u- ??ple | < J? r. oil RH u|| OVO|. Stnitii
1 t,..r?.ln, i hi -1 ns UMiiftl ('Bindou wii)
v,?i r? |irnt?? 'u ? u'uiij'
il.i.'i Mid ?|,.<? ,,i K|; j|?, l,s||H Mini oi It
I ? r t ir ?rtdintiuiita Mm* Corn ( r ? i
|?miw,l| t,v. IHi iter hi?ter, ! r .
i V i i.cti Miiij-r: MihS Nan With^ i* ;\ >? n
j Mrs. I. ||. 1' inl'i'f and Miati Mitiii i
I I)?*n8 Willi Mins ttnidie A ncrunt
I 1* Hlld Mt'S. K, (i. WhisthT ntwl
I Mr. r V 1 5 r*>\v ii havo returned from
rlf.t lioek and i'lkcu |)ONHt<ssi()ii <? f
j t heir delightful home on Kirliwond
Heights.
Miss Constance Frost, of Charles
ion, jM wit>i Mr. and Mrs I). It, Wil?
1 in ms a, t Jiloomtbury.
Annie Leo Abxaodor, ot
Au^ulline, Kla , io cu a visit of n
month to her Bisk re, Mrn. Kirklunl
tii (I Mt a. Savage.
Miss Alice Oorbett will leave to
day to ppend Mveial daya in Raleigh
N. O, ?t St M hi y 'w College kh a
Ht of her friend* Miy*e>i M ui y
Villepigue and Kniily ('arrison.
Mias Kaidie Anerum spent fryitur
day and Sunday at homo with her
parents on Fair stroet. ll?r many
i mends wore charmed to jiroet her.
Congratulations are heartily ex
truded to our fellow-townsman, Mr
Frank ii Zernp, on his marriage on
Tnead ay to Miss Margaret Noil
Johnson, of Lancaster. A number
of his friends were with him; among
tlx in wc-ro his father, Mr. Leslie
Hemp, iJr? Hamlin and Miss Kdn
Kemp. hit* cousin and sister, and
aUo .Minn A Hon Z-U'p, who ae
I compauW'd him. His mother waa
prevented Irotn goiug to hiu wedding
by the illness of her ton Donald who
hfiH been at homo with foyer for
some days. We ark glad to. know,
however, that- he i* much better.
Misses "l^eila and Charlotte Shan
non entortained tho Acorn Club at
their beautiful home in fti'Hwmd rn
Wednesday r.ftomoon when eix
I handed eunhre was played. As a
number of the Acorns an* abeen't. ut
tending the Fair iu Columbia tin*
young Matrons wefe happy l?i till
Lhtrit' places. The well known charm*
of the l?obte?'?ea for the evening in
nurod a delightful entertaiumeut un<l
all prouounnod ii a particularly love |
ly affair Not a minor feature o !
the"? eoci-d functions is the d id.cit.nir i
tnenuo. Tho refreshment* nro a I
ways grea'ly enjoyed r.^^r tho e*{
citeau-nr. of the gm.es ' .
Mrs. hj. Jl, Sill and Mrs. Deas
Parish repeat their invitation to the
John I). Kennedy Chapter U. I) O
to meet with them at tho residence
of J>r D. Ii DeSftU^anre <>n Mon<l?y
evfcjpeg, lnt, at o'clock.
Those are delightful social Ralh*?r
Ings its well S8 business meetings so
all will be fture of a very pleasant
pleasant evening.
Mr. and Mre. Frank L. Zemp ac
compauied by the biidal party oame
down to Camden on Tuesday and
are with Mr and Mrn. Lbfilie Zemp
on Fair street.
Mr. and Mrs T. J. Kirkland and
their interesting family llPve moved
from CoqI Spring into the Kershaw
old house on Lvttleton street next
to the Episcopal Church. Mr- and
Mrs. Mackey and family who have
hoen living there h??e tnken Mrs.
Capem' ho^e on UekalU btrnt,
Cirrus Day Approaches.
6enlry Bios. Fajpsus Trained Aplmal
Show? RJid^C.QXlgrM?. of\educited Sniu?nl
actors, after a seAgon embracing thirty
weiks in the blft cities of (he United
Sta\gB exclna^ely, will give twooxhibi
tiouBtn Cfjwuen November 3rd., The
G Shows a?ido from beinjf one of
the greatest ' tented exhibitions iu the
world, poB8e?R an educational feature
which srronld not be overlooked. T1uh
season a better ?how than ever ia prom
ised. There are over five hundred ani
mal actors. A feature of the Show will
bo the free street pnrado which will leave
The show grounds at 10 80 sharp ou the
day of exhibition.
The ? oldest living thing on earth"
is believed to be a huge cypress tree
standing in Ohepultpee, Mexico, with
a trunk 118 feet and 10 incites in
ciroumfevenfte. Mexioau scientists
have figured its age at ahout 6,260
years.
To My Old Friends And Patrons
? Greeting :
I have this day asgooiated myself
with Messrs. Walking Brothers, for
the purpose of oondncHna n General
Grocery and Market Business, and
will *ftk ell of my old friends and
customers to call at Tl?o Parlor
Market and seo me, ? I will do you
tgood.
I sincerely thnnk every one (if yon
for your liberal trading with mo in
the past, and ehall do my b<??t to
please you in liie future.
" (!orue around "Old Hoys" and sec
Jack. Yours trnly.
A New Mercantile Company.
Watkins & Whitaker.
Messrs. Welkins Brother* and
Jno Whitaker, Jr.. having consolidat
ed their mercantile 'interest*, will
hereafter conduct a General Groce
ry and FfttOi Mcatbnalnees at the
present stand of Watfctae Brothers.
. Jt is" o'dr intention to " largely - In
crease onr stock nud keep a strict iy
FIRST-CLASS UHOCEttY AND
MARKET.
We are too imsy moving and clean
m^*TiYp the stool? to write a long ?d
Ycrtieement to-day but wilt ask y<?a
to come and see oa and watch onr
ade.
.... WATKINS. ft WHITAKKR.
Wnd effect* of L. If. Wattt.
1 Karefcaw 0<**t f
fi Suits g ^fo'ot'hjp
Su 'i is s C* *>h 1 1 clpe f% 3
SUITS VI I AT ImT.
1MUCK AM) <il A UTY? |U(. 1 i i .
in mi:ns, uovs ,v (vjtrti)iu<:Ns
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Oome and 1- t uk hIiow you t^c vorv latent in Shoos. \V ?
THINK WO "'II please ) Oil. Wo KWOW Wl' JftNt' tlii' I'M
values in tlio
Just Keceivi ig a fresh lino ->f Noukwr .r ? latest <olois mu;
Shapes.
Latest Shape * in Soli an. I 1. 1 ill Hats iVoin Lowest to 1 1 i >? 1 1 ?
est Grades.
Como and nre us it you wn it to ho pic
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B i>SU
?JOE, HAT AWO CLOTirae P/IAW.
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Gentry Bros*. do*: mi<I |h.i>j uhov
brought a l?ig rrovM ? . f p. op!e !
\'??rU villo yesterday, nn?l their l?? {
touts w?ro crowd.. I djrr^ng llu? idtei
noon performance*.' Th? mutual**.',
u'no ct'AtJlnM ?? I wi.? '!!>.? ?? ??
...?V Mil UU"? -? ?*v ?l \ I u *.* /
fiU-n gnmop conn* c'.?d wttli ilu- who*
iitul H3 the cih^p' n?c\ry kvrn o!n?t .1
good o'ntr prt vHili'.'l Hiring limit tl .*
?Iny. ? Vo? kville Kcqu ?rer,
PERSONA I,
i)r. A A. Moore, of Omn hn,
ppocial reprcsentnt i v?> of lli?' Stuto t
import the ponnl und ohurilrddM !i
?dilutions or tlio Stnl?'. i>*. i? I hia m
ti it til ilj^p' i li()'? li p l?? ('f la; Spi;ii
institute tiii'J uioriu'iij/ If.- wm < i>
lunch pleased with tin1 i*otuiiH<o> .
Mlul'ti. Iln ll'l 8 lit l II Hl'M llJf ill h
oili:*i;d enp-icity fonee I uo'l fi\
Miat there !\iik no v mi* hfOM ?ny tl nu
hlo or e- nii'laiiit, in to t U?* Sti'lo ic> ?
lute for th** a?ut li'iiid '!'!?
I. t>iil tli of the oniiimiHiity there m er
eelieul aii >1 tlio kfi'iiitfiry conditioi., -
first chin*. Dr. Monro left today' t? .
< "olointiiH. ? Spirt miburgr coi reKpon-- '
cut to Columbia 8ii?iio, (,k*t 5J(Kh.
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and Tie*,
Gel our [v 1 1 (jt* 9 on mi.'
Pit a he/or*' you l.u'v,
"I'lic (.jilt K'lgr Store.
A complete lino o: cofiins? =?:*!
prices at T J Arrant*/,
I'll! ir iirtU 'i-i'itl.
! * iiV,
1 1 fi ni^. fast Slripn
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Boiioi'^* llanis, i'ic-uit' Hhuis.
MarUcivi, Ki>ii Hoo,
in Oil, I''i (hvaiu ( 'htv^v
Cabbage, Iiisit Potatoes, Oak-n*
Tomaloes. Navy limns, la aa
! B. ans, (!i?ii?iniiu, A j > n I ? s. I^a
lianas, Dfiou Apples, I0u*. ! :< .
j A r. a < > i : nnnit ni
(Macaroni r.ciiaii.n*' Yi nnidlli.
SjiJii'lfiii (-ic , in pi im
lt<?ru MM ? 2 a s', | ; ? i \ ;\ ?. ix ?? ?
j A vai i' ^v of I'Vi-its
{"'aut.ctl Y c*r ?! <?. I II . it I i
\ha(*. P w ?> L m. Saiaj. s. 0' v?
Oil, ?\lus".u'tl I )? osin*^, <-lr.
A IllfO I IIK'nt of Oa (?!{<.: t'!\
'?just Vc iui-'tl. Nt-w ftlool
Quaker Oats, a? <1 iVitipim:
: Kn'akfnst l'\?od, ;viso Km'ch mmo
(iiann N'.'.s. CnvdniHy iuvit
iny; v?'-. '?> c-tli ami inspect ta\
jriock. L Mil yu;irs
V t i'i Ttespoel full v,
R. A. M' DOWr.11.
TJ/ie 9J$a?nmot/i Store Of
97/. cBaum
Offers Exception^', itai KnHi For Tlio Fall And Winter
Season of l')0i And 11)05.
* 0urhig bur long and uniformly successful career wo have
never been so favorably silua^d tor caring for the needs of oar
customers. Wo are in a position to greatly benefit all of our
customers by soiling the choicest, new go. da 011 the smallest
profit bat?i8. ? Would be please 1 to have you call and inspect
the following lines. ? . . '
DREES GOOIs DEPARTMENT,
In our dress g^ods dopartm ut we ar$ showing an exception
ally bandsonae collect ion of Novelties and plain fabrics in
Zibelincs, Venetians, Panne ? Cheviots, Hainprool* Cloths, Mo
haiis Panama, Roxana and St-ngli'T Weaves, alno suiting ef
fects nt from 18 cents to $1 2'\ Don't fail to see our proad
cloths in Black and Colors. 'These have no competition. N\
. SILKS AN] VELVETS.
Wre are showing some new i.nd attractive designs. We have
always had good values \n th.se linos and will not disappoint
you now. Don't buy before you have paid ft visit to thin de
partment. 4 6 inch Black TafTeta o specialty.
CLOAK AND JACKET DEPARTMENT.
We enter the season with i. line <if ^Proved Seller*," li
you have any doubt about "V huts Right" come and we will
convince you.
WOOLEitl COODS.
We are exclusive selling aj ents fur certain brands of Blan
kets, Flannels, and Skirts, floods of standard reputation foi
Vtril weight, Fineness, and nij form high qualif y. An inspec
tion is all we ask. Our stocl of Prints and domestic oufinp
I Flannels. Etc., is complete an 1 prices the lowest in the market
CLOTHING DEPAhTNiENT.
We have added to this dcp>rhnent two special lines of higl
art clothing. Oome to see us. We can please you in qualit
as well as in price Seo our special $9.98 suits, they an
beauties and guaren teed to fr and to wear.
BOYS CLOTHir C A SPECIALTY.
We are sole Agents the celebrated Hamil ton- Brown S%luv
Co. Every pair guarenteed to give satisfaction, if notanoth
er pair in place* ? ? '? v 1 ?
-HATS CAPS AND GEfiTS FURNISHJNC. COODS.
If you need a stylish Hat. Shirt, or ^e5Tfief call and let u?
show you the latest.
SPECIAL ATTI NTI9N FARMERS. \
We are alway s prepared fc* y oil iti heavy groceries. Th
prices aie always t lie lowest. Get our prices before you bu;
We have always on hand a l'? It line of Wagons, Buggies, Har
ness, Saddlery, Jffitc. We will be glad to have you inspect on
?to oW Respectfully. t -
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COME to
Th ? Do
AND WE WILL SHOW YOU SOMETHING. THAT WILL
INTEREST YOU
We don't only giw \ on the In. I value (or your Money when
: n*1 scil \ v , u ^oods trom our Sion? and (lion ntop at that, but
jv\ith every dollar s^i-nl with us. you t ti ticket which in a
chance aL t lie
SILVER DOLLARS r
AWAY EV-U
SATURDAY. "
Affl TH'i BUGGY 3S CIMTiMS EVE.
i 'j
| It's up to you; now conic and ^et a ticket.
j 'I he Money if. in the clock wailing for you ami the buggjjj^
lis lian^in^ in the middle of ??ur Store just icady for homo one
to drive oil on (.'luiMiuasj l.w.
jll FIIIMIXIi IMS OAVB HID KIVEI Kb'
I .-\ i? . 2 *7 1 1 ? Mrs. M< tl ?- ? i., Congni ce {S. 0.
j Sept. 'Jul, \V. A. Crosslaiui, 'Camden.
I Sept. JoJi, Stephen Williams, colored, Hon kin.
I Sept. 17th, T. W. Lang, Camden,
I Sept, 2llh, Perry Adates, eo'ored, Oanulcn.
} Oct. 1st, Lawrence McOaa, Lugo IV.
j Oct.. 8th, Robert Me wan,. colored. Layoff,
j Oct. lath, Ila rriet.t Iiuilo, colored, Camden.
| Oct. 22, W. .J. Christinas, Lugott'.
OUR STOCK OF
XJIRTST GOCDS ANDc3STCTI01TS.
Is everything any. one could wish; full' of novelties and, sta-\
pies, in nil of the new weaves and colons in I)rcss Goods.
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UNDERWEAR. UNDERWEAR.
See-fcur line be-fore you-buy, l Childrens, Boys and
Gents, in Wool and Cotton, Vests and Union Suits, wo have
a full line of these goods, and can tit and please ail) body.
LADIES TAILORED SUITS AND SKIRTS
Wo call Special attention to our Ladies' Suits and walking
Skirts. Wo have the largest and most complete line of these
'goods in tho City. Ladies full Silk Lined broad cloth or Ghe
voit suits at only $10. These are very handsome Suits. (Jorao
early and get yours before the sizes are broken.
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Awarded Grand Prize Wjury of Awards of Lo$siana Pur
chase Exposition. This is the same 4,?aiaQUfl -Huberts John
son ?fc Rand Shoe Go's." Star 1J hind Shoes that we are nand*
ling. We have a full lino of Ladies and childiens, Gents and
Boys.
Special price to Country Merchants!
(let our price on Bagging and Ties before you buy. , . .
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Yours Respectfully^