The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 25, 1904, Image 3
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(ower bath furnisher
"obflth room is com
foliglitful fixture. \y
and your bath roojf
tit' st and must impj^jTy
.call on John 1<
>ho will
'npyn
F./en
furnish/t i?t;
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If. 00 Reward.
?of Fur Boa loth" Huh
%<>?(. bi'iwfoi) Monti tm-n
JpMw HoftliJrk Inn m
\y, Nov. 23,1904.
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kt (Sal mcml Brother's
?Mvcd at Salmond Brothers
y. of Mines meat (Hriot
per ib. -Mackercl. 10(
Raisiun .and al
slfofitoablc good*,
f< ?>?"? ?' 1 r-. ?
i Qreenl?ou8? Now Ready
- - For Visitors; :
>vClieio1se? Greenhouse is now
to wilcoaoc all visitors fo>
ri^ cariji*Uonfl, violetp, cry
pofc plaoLs or leituco
*Vonr Mdera for Christ
leeting at Antioob.
Kht?M| requ&Bled to an
.H>? praaohicg
, l*i Satlirdny in
lx o'clock, Imqaedialpty
aing tlio contract fo>
of worship
* . Ji. full nlleudance of
.dsaitcd. "
trw Grocsry Store,
f. Hendrix has opened hp
itt the old Aernp it
lag next to the bakery,
.^carries a fall lino aod
k kuf* ?oy8, are like lii*
fty do wo yondor-" Look
" $81 irotk and'givc
He will he
Jjfca.
: Oilt Edge Store,- f
? -new advertisement c<
I Edge Store today. Those
Iff that I hie store is giving
Saturday and thej
hnggy* olti ChrislKiae
j proving to he drawing
"5o and try.yonr luck. He
ting good value lor youi
lit may get five dollars and
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l 'ATM TRANSFER 3.
a Tresekow to Kershaw
kyeife Hall Site or Ue
1*00.
freight to Kerstiaw Coun
liaat ^qiniug LaFayettt
{odghto Amos Hough CC
$460. ^
ill to it A W?1 ?for ;
*e $30.
David Wolfe I lot
.PriCe not stated.
Tresekow to Jane h
7 3*4 acres in Kirk
Tre^okow to Jane A
!~ lot on LaFayeU<
So-*-r V ?. A ' I
James Carlos t
rs 110 acre?
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19 A Rabon [
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acres in No I
Gilbert Ar
street $R0.
fm
Hay 1 lot tn
H F Smith 3U
Thorntor
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?; .tor, W Cr*i>
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I-fOUDAY 'GIFTS
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At The Jewelry Store!
Thin Store (h the mecoa ??f ft
hunter*. Once within itn portal*
von ?enliy,n that y n bare f < ? it m 1 ?
wh"re the of what, to
vjive in wdved. tllir Holidny Stock
of f ? i f t .!?>*/?? rv and Novell i?> awa*tB
Voj|f inspection V'?u nil \v???id. t
at if v b 1 i e t v . <!*< and it*
?,cnprt. It i^rintb'K with FUpye?tioi>K
'4 eorr ?'et ,ii}ivul)li:" things ? ^ilt? !<?
*t(1t all ten tea, all |>u'h>'h and oil ?*i r -
"UmBtani'fts. . \Vat<-he* t?o*l ehainw in |
all tli* ditftrmt ?-t.yle<? lor Ladief
and Gentlemen, Plain bund Itinjr*
?n all at) Kb, Ad onr l?ne of Gold
<<et King* i? of manifold demgnn.
Onr line of Stick l'm?, Link*, Neck
chain*! Ilanilsotue ftrooehen, Siivei
T>oveltieH, Military Sotn, Leather
(ioods, Silver Handled UmbrellaH
and iu f?ct every feature of ourl
stock is most complete. We make
our visitors welcome and would1
kindly ask that you begin your lioll
day p'jrcbsBes early an you know the
rean't of late purchasing.
M. H. Heyman,
The Jeweler.
(Art idea of purchases wdl he aa'ulv
k??pt for you until called for.)
\
\ Paxtor Callod
AtJ n meeting of the?ineinhei rtV*
ihe Knpiia*. cbrVfeh Inht Sunday ?.
e?ll io tin- piisloraje of the ehurch
w aw extended to ItVv Mr. Hcevfc,
of nVjffii-Bsee. .vTli^re w.ia quite ?
fuf! :*o ? ! nn<Hthe call wan rnrde
unanimous. Tt is ...ret. known
/vhetber Mr. Iteevee will accept or
not.
PERSONAL.
Mr P'. I/. McCtiUun) is apondingfl
few day? in Camdeu.
Mr. I) I) Hamn who in attending
the S. C. College speut Thanksgiving
in Camdeu.
Mr. J. K. Folsom, of Hethune, was
,in Cntnden last Monday and paid us
A pleasant call.
We received a plcn?ant oall yester
day ft-iiiti Roy W . S Walters. ofWest
ville, ami Mr K L Copolnnd, of Be
thnne They were in Camdej?H) at.
tendance upon the meeting ol the
executive board of Llio Kershaw a?
fcociation.
Mi^n Neijifl Watts, of Lugoff, left
Iflpt FiY t^j^*tte?d the Columbia
Kemald ^ M iss Watts had
made 1 1 ?ots to commence
'<er ?tt[ 3^?fe^^college at the bo
f' -"y fff1 i>nt was pre
vented from doing ho by a severe
spell of typhoid fever fioui which
sho has just recovered.
For Christmas presents go to M
II. Heyman's, the jeweler.
Qf course you will w?on be looking
for Christmas presents. M. II. Iley.
man. the jeweler, baa Cfcaotly wliftt
yon want. Go and Bee him.
On Saturday at high noon M rs..
H. G. Garrison gave a moat beauti
f?l six course luncheon ],o twelvew>f
her friends in honor of Mrs. Handy
who iw visiting her sister Mrs. YV.
B. (lordop| }a Kj^irqpd. The love
ly day, was just cold euougl) to ep
Joy the obarry, oracfeling firea, the
lovely old colonial home resplendent
lu the many bued chrysanthemums
and potted plants, while within the
dining room the table wasexqulaite
iu Its QJ,j])ents of damask, sil
ver and gl&Bs with bea#l|M ypjlow
flowers tastefully arranged. The
place cards lied with yellow ribbon
nnd beautifully embroidered napery
in thn prevailing color qpd e??ry*
tlilnsr dainty and delicious totem ft
the mo?t fastidious appetite. Mrs.
Carrison" was QBelfted la receiving
by her sister. Mrs. Vul Jordon, and
the guests wore Mosdamcs Handj,
W. H. Gordon, W. M. Shannon, A
J). Kennedy, F. B. Davis, C. J.
Shannon, A- W- ftqrqet, O.
Yale?, A A. Moore and Miss Uey
t\olcU.
lax Executions. ?
UuJcr and by virtue of sundry tax i
p?epwt|on9 to pne directed, I wjl| procepd
to aeil. before the tioiirt Kousa door in
the f!ity of Camden, on the first Monday
ip J)ec., 1004. during the legal hour# of
?ale, the following described real eatatpi
to-wit :
All that piece, parcel or tract of land
'?ituated int-Kershaw County, South Car#
olina, containing seven acres rnoro or
leg 9 itpfj bpu^dcd nprth by Damascus
church property, east by W. L. Gaekln,
south by Zach Wright, and west by T. 1
J. Cautbfen; levied upon and to he sold |
as the property of ??. T>. Wright
Also all that piece, parcel or tract of
land situated ip {Cerpbaw county, South
Carolina containing 175 aor?a, "more or
loos, and bounded on the north, west
and -south by J. H. RatcHffc, and on the
east by S. H. Hall.
Terrra of sale ? Cash. Purchaser to
pay for papers.
J. 8, TflANTHAM.
Sheriff K, C.
bf ov. lTili, 1904.
Foreclosure Sale.
South Carolina ? Kershaw County.
In >he Couri of Common Plea*.
The Enterprise Building Loan
Association , Plaintiff,
Against
Louisa Wilson^ Defendant.
Mrs. W. A. Ancrum gaye A
charming reception on Thursday
afternoon to about thirty of her
friends in honor, also of Mra. Han-,
dy of Annapolis.
Mr. and Mr*. W. A. Ancrum l?fi
on Saturday morfcing to npend G?la
weik in Chnrieston.
Mr. and Mra. C. C.. Whitakor and
Ma*t??r &aleh are taking in tho lea
uvlt?e? of Gala week and visiting
their relativea in the city.
Miss Cora Garrison went to Sum
ter on Monday for the Carnival
week in that gay little city,
Camden will ho in feative array
herself this week with tho unusual
occurrence of (our bridal couplet
in ber raidajt. Mr- and Mr*. Jae.
,H,_ Burnt relumed on Sunday
(roto their wedding trip ,porvh tak
?^nj? in iba 8t. Louie Krf^potitton ;
l>r. Alburtut Mbore and bride of
New York oily who havo juat re
turned from their tour abroad are
to epend their Tbtnktgiving vaca
Una with tbair parenta, Dr. and
Mr*. A. A. Moore.
Mr. Laurent MHla who wat mar
ried on Wednetdar night to Mien
Johoetpne, of Newberry, arrived
ti?!r?* on Thnrtdny wilh hit brid*?
tod |lr. B. P. DeLoaohe who wtt
mtrried on Taetday l?w MittUtippi
to JlUt Annie DeLtjrbronght bin
bride to apend the' bold id ay tetaon
lith hia family., .
Dr. iid^iiraiC. P. DaBote and
a4* ap*ad l^ ^-Cer n It el wtk
V* iJ
with Motive* iu Hu cuter.
WoiHh cHnmu exciter nor pencil
l? *? i ?? *. k lovelier ac roe th*n wa* j?r ??
g?n'?d ?>n Saturday *fl?rnoon on
the pretty I u w n io front of Mr, h i? rl
Mt? l> A- B <>\kir\'* how* nliee
about thirty It ? |>|<y children ynth
I'fi'H there la do honor to little Miff
('Men I)<?tii;l an Bo\ kin'* sixth birth
? ti?. A pindar It i ? lit ?nh tiral o.
the ? v? nlngg prityn.wi Mini the iiut
?V I fin filler ?r <1 rxr tarnations ?-f
d? !>gln gladdened ' h* heat's o 1 ?l
OM??*ern l? v. Mian H'Utirl Khsnnoi
making Lin- hjghcet ii'nrc won
IdVi-lv hut pi <??<? m i?i| it to liiili
Min* Ht-niioiie Bodkin who t-nnn
m-xt. ,Mhmum' Kugene Lenior ?><<?
the fortunate possessor of the !?????
eat bag of |>indnrs and also th?
prize f<>r 1 he host hunt* r among
ttm boy*. The nwoit IlUle folk*
wfio wo happy and merry tlmi n
whm w?|| worth a walk just. to look
upon the beautiful scene. Of course
the delightful refreshments w?re|
nil import Ant feature of the aft or
noons entertainment. Among Mism
"Ellen RouglaV' numerous birth
day i f l h wan h vorv handsome <1 <> 1 1
hearing tfie attractive name of Nel
lie Lee who in her little carriage is
quite hi* url (lit ion to tho neighbor*
hood wliiolv i* a fun ?iih one for i'*
in any ?>nd chariniu? little f r ? 1 1< -
May Kllt'n Dougbia he nlwa\a an
beautiful mid sweet as now ent
huvo many, many h tippy returns ol
llio day
Mian Mo*. Villenigue entertained
Uip "Acorn Club" on Tuesday af
ter noYwi at. h?>r Father's handsome
new horoe ou Lyltleton\slreet. H?d
the weather bevy ordered for the
oceaaiou il could not ha-vfe been mory
ides' ?nd beautiful. $ix handed
euchre in always a fascinating gum< .
Mr#. James Burns whose "best girl"
M i Villepiguo was ju*t n few weeks
ft|M? w <i8 tho guest of honor and being
one of the most popular and en
thuslustic memhers of the Cluh ii
was a great ph'seiue to all to wt-l
eome her hmk to her home and the
eluh. The beautiful new home of
the hostess made it unnecessary to
add another attraction to make it
lovely, still t he handsome floral 'Pr
orations cli armed the eve and ph'Mg !
led the senses of all present. Th. |
refreshments wi-re .unusunlly deli- i
cious and the playing enthusiastic.
Tim successful winner of the bfsi
' prize, being Mrs. John Whitaker,
Jr., who presented It to tho guest
of honor, Mrs. James Burns.
Mrs. Smyrl and Mrli. Halsall and
her sons and M iss Florence Halsall
left on Saturday for the Gal*i week
in Charleston;
Second Week Jurors.
The fol'owin^ jurors for the second
week npecinl teun of Court wore
drawn this morning.
J W Jordan, J K William*. M W
Crossland, JO J KibsoU, L Ij Glyburn,
W R Mosi'lev, M II Horton. 'W A
Ha'field, W II Pearce, Kll Peak, I>
L Clntoe. 11 R Stokes. L Jones, F
J? Yu/Jjorongli, A O Hall, Q J Rabop.
W H Gregory, W it Trvieftdel, L?\ j
Branhnm, T J Smyrl, J D MuLauren,
11 W.Sutton. C F Munn, G A Bra
8inglon,.G W Gav. J D Perctval, W
C Raley. ffr , W R Barfield, W E
West, J Jj Bradley, W F! Strond, C
Hornsby, J Rhanx', P p1 Owens, H
H ^earpe, W R |dta|rttel^:
Under and bv virtue of a decree in the
above on?e, made by the Honorable R.
O. Pur^j. Circuit Judge. on the 12th
day of October, 1904, I w?ll offer for ?ale
in front of thfyjCourt Hou*e door in the
City of Cninden, during the legal hour?or
?ale on the first Monday in December
next , the following described property :
All the right, title, iittereat and claim
of the Defendant in and to two (2) sharen I
of Hock in. the fifth (5th) series of the
Knterprise Building and Loan Associa
tion of Camden, Si. C.
AIko, all that parcel or lot n{ land In
I in the City of Canufcn, County of Ker
I shaw and State of 8outh Carolina, front*
| tag fiant on Lytleton Street and Win?
otio door South of Bip T>itch, adA local*
Iy known m N*ncv Howell lot. -Said
lot is twunded on the North by lot, now
or formerly, of Taylor Lewi*; the Eart
by Lyttl?ton Street; on tho South by lot'
of Alfred Young; *atid on the Weil by
lot of Abram Marks.
Tenne of tale, for the two (4) ?h*r??
of Stock, catli, arid for the real mate,
one-third (1-3} c*ah. and the balance in
'two (2) equal aonaal instalment* from
VnUr U* Ttrahaw Co.
Im?W II. UN.
|U1eps Suits, youths
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g?uitss C>b11dfeps
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SUITS 'I 1IAT ST l\
rin<T: M) qu v i.ro im(jH i .
! N MKN;% 1 >( i V s & r!HLl>f{KNS.
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(Jonie ami lei Urf hhtJjV you 'in' very latest ill Shoes. We]
THINK we cm ploji- e y on. We KNOW we givo tht? l>?ht;
vales in (lie iy.
Just Receiving a fresh line >f Neekweu ? latest eolois and!
Shapes.
Latest Shapes in Soil niid S<:l! !lu(s trow Lowest to
est (i Hides. t
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Come and see us if yon w;?t I t<> he pie s<m).
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SHOE, HAT ANtJ CUTTING MAIV.
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K T. *?* <?'? n' K?'lini)i
out i heir b'jrn i* n ? i 8t'?l?l?' I ? \ ti I it>t
1 SiiiurdHy, 0 <*. !o'?s ti-t huh ?1 '?y ( li?-n.
! ?moui)linyf lo lniM'Ooil iloi
Ura. Out* hor?'i- wan l> i r ti?. ?l . ? |
i Kershaw Era.
E. 3. NETTLES & SON.
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Wi' hereby v.nnource lo (In
public that we iiavo opened >?
iirst-cWs
MtAT MARKET
in tlio iior<' toriui'iiy oeeu
l>i<?<i by Mr. J. K. Va?i^han)i
whero we will bo to serve)
you with anything in ttie lint
of fresh menta
We w?rry nUo :\ fnil line o j
Staple an-i Fancy I
GROCERIES, j
:i?d extend to you a cordial j
request to (tall mi us.
EVERYTHING FRESH.
EVERYTHING FINE.)
1 A !?????? ? mull, r >.f <>ur ill*
? tciiiloul tho >' >'1 (\-wlival iu Snui'.iM
J I ll'K Wi'i'U ^
Maslei's Salei j
South Cd! >'"??? ? If ffttliH wl f'ountv.l
lu the (v iurt n f C??ni nion l\wlu,
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j UfhflCC'i II \toitiP.
A'juins!
j II > /i v;/ I mi /</Ah ?/tW W . J ? VmujU* |
I Foreclosure.
I'nilcr nii'l l>y virtnu of th?? <h>crv<? of'
; -f ? t ? i !? "? l'-iHy i? Ll??? hIiovc h 1 1? rtl ,,
I ? ? s . dnM"l ? i"niltHr I'Jt'i. I.'.HH. ! w ill ??fM '
i in fr> iit nf r i ('i?ui I linii-Ht in ('rtni']><n '
j < tMi ll"' li'Ht. M.ijiiWiy in "( , !
lVi'4. the lti;{ iUjM-i'ib??l '
j All tl.l! I'll" p.UOf1 t)|. ,,j | ; i . i . |
pitu iifd iu S'.yr?? itlW 4?,iuniy. M ? >! I
"K'Uh V, ur<> ,l(l witter* o' S\\ iit t'tv. k. '
| ' .0 Iiuii'!r<->1 niul forty- jm* !
. .will nni'-li in (ill 1 2) hen h fiiori* or )?"K. t
' ?:i.i folly il.-K ril>o?l < :i n j?IhI ?if S vl . '
| UoyUui, iimJ known !t* u pari of I ?
I SIu'.ihom i'.'tk I'W , houmh'il (ormovlv |
by oHnr i?oti.>ii8 of ssii?l tru<'.t.i
; K:ifrt liy of Sirntvr. South hy
IiouIh ( f Hh i j! t'8> in i o of Mrl,tM?h line! ,
j Wef-l 1 V ijiii'.lt r Vol k of Swift. Ci'?vk ? ?
tali ?/f w hich i.;\M*ar V>y, fHVr**iiii?? to th?r. I
? ln'.J of 'iinivH I,. Hailc iitul T. C. 1 1 ? i I ?* .
to 1 1 utit v)ioti Vnujzhn, reeorOod in Book)
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TortiiM ? Cafli, purchasir to pay fui
il>cra. i
L. A. wittkowsky.
pupers
U. 1901.
N'ov U.tgoi 'lHsUM' ,or Ken.huw'co. !
Zf/tQ ffifammot/i Store Of \
9//, Return j
Offers Exceptional Bargain For The Fall Ami W inter j
*? Season of It 04 And 11)05. i
During our long and uniformly successful career we havej
i.ever been so favorably' situated lor caring for tlio needs of our;
custoinorfi. We ore in a posit-on to greatly benefit all of ourj
customers by selling tbo ohoie.?st now go.Mls on the smallest j
profit Would be pleased to have you call and inspect'
the iollowin lines.
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
In our dress g>ods department wo are showing op exception
ally handsome collection of Novelties and plain? fabrics iu
ZibeliTtes, Venetians, Panne Cheviots, Rainproof Clothe, Mo
hair, Panama*- Roxnna and SanglW Weaves, also suiting cfr
frets at from 18 cents to $1 2f>'. Don't fail to see our broad
cloths in Black and Colors, 'pieae have no competition.
SILKS ANDVELVETS. ,
We arc showing some new and attractive designs. We have'
always hud good values in these lines and will not disappoint!
you now. Don't buy before you have paid a visit to this do- !
partment. 46 inch Black Tail ta a specialty. !
CLOAK AND JACKET DEPARTMENTS j
We enter the season with a line of ^Proved Sellers.*' If ,
you li&v?.any dr.ubt about uWhats Right" come and we will I
convince you.
WOOLEM GOODS.
We are exclusive selling ag??uts for cert ain brands of Blan
kets, Flannels, and Skirts. Coeds of standard rrputatioji for.!
R\ill weight, Fineness, and uniform high quality. An ins pec- 1
lion is all we ask. Our stock of Prints and domestic outing
Flannels, Etc., incomplete and prices ihe lowest in the mark it.
| CLOTHINC DEPARTMENT. j
We have added to this department two special lines of high;
art clothing. Come to see us. We can pfease you in quality
as well as in price. -See our special $'). 98 suits, they are1
beauties and g* ar en teed to lit and to wear. I
BOYS CLOTHINa A SPECIALTY. !
We are sole Agents for the celebrated Hamilton-Brown Shoe
Oo. Every pair guarentoed to give satisfaction, if not anoth
er pair in place.
HATS CAPS AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. |
If you need Mtylish Ilat, S'uiit, or Neck Tie, call and ut* j
show you the I a teat. ? j
SPECIAL ATTENTION FARMERS, r
We are always prepared for you in heavy groceries. The
priees are alwuys the lowest. Get ortr prices before you buy.
I We have always on hand a fu'l line of \V?.gon?, Busies, Har
ness, atliory, Kte. We will l>? glad to have you inspect our
Uotok. Rospectfulv. 7
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Wagons! Wagons!! Wagons!!
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A CAR LOAD OF THE CELEBRATED
RYDER WAGONS
J list roceivt'il. One horso. Two horse, Tluotfiind Four
ioix', Iron nxlu or 1 liinible Skiri-,' Wi?lo or narrow tj"rt\
SOUTHERN MADE -HIGH CRADE.
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15uilt with host M a^iJvv v.1.:1. t'Tiolj o.ud heavily ironed; Do
igned and balanced (or light running. Datable and at'rnc
? tf 9
live finish.
COME AND fl'.T A TICKET AT THE BUGGY.
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With every dollars worth ot goo>ls you buy from uu, Me
;ive you a ticket which is a chinvje at the 5 dollars in the
lock at 3 o'clock every Saturday a id at the buggy 3 o'clock
m Christmas Kve. '1 lie^o nie the names below of those who
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iav?i been given the $ ?"> . 00 ::::
Aug. 27th, Mrs. Moffelt Congaiee S. 04
Sept. 3rd,-W. ,A. Crossland, Camden.
Sept. 10th, Stephen Williams, colored, Boykin.
Sept. 17th, T. W. Lang, Camden,
Sept, 24th, Perry Adams, colored, Camden.
Oct. 1st, Lawrence McCaa, Lugoffv
Oct. 8th, Robert Stewart, colored. Lugoff.
Oct. lath, Harriett Haile, colored, Camden.
Oct. 22, W. .T# Christmas, Lugoft'.
Oct. 29th, T. L. Smith, Camden.
Ifav. 5th, Mi^s Beulah Stokes, It. F.' D. No. 2.
Nov. 12th, Cuddy Powell, (colored) Boykina, S. 0 .
Nov. 19th, Norwood Ancrum, Camden.
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WHY NOT BE THE NEXT LUCKY ONE? I
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rak! <
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We have a specially nice line of these
>ffering "way below value." In ladies wraps we
ihort strap back, 3-4 length. Tourist and long
black and colors and at prices to plea*e.
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Yours Respectfully,
'MAMJfT
*T.U?K*3ty
& RAND a
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