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T IMPv/RYEO
WiK'H PUilCHAiSSO?
k FOR SALE BY
Salmond Brothers,
Stuplo And Fancy Uroccrti.
jj??i
Live Turkeys Wanted
Live TrfrUeys Wanted at, 15c per
pound. The Court Inn.
Musical Tea. \
There will boa Musical Tea piven
at the residence of Mrn. F. K. Bull,
next Wednesday afternoon, 21st. from
4 to 6. for the benefit, of t he Organ
Fandofthe Kpiscopal Church. Ad
mission 50c.
Eide Invit.-d.
Notion is given in another col
uuinof The Ciironielr t r?rj u y that
bids are invited for repairing llesver
Creek bridge on the Liberty IJill
road. Bidfj will he received on
April 12 th.
.To Drain the Court, Houce Cellar.
At ibe new Coii t House some
inconvenience ban been, caused by
aurfacu water accumulating in the
cellar during continued rainy epellH
A pipe is borDg run from the cellar
to the stioet drniu which will in fu
ture keep tbe c.eliar drained.
Honor* Roll of Lugcff .School
For tbe week ending Mar. 9:
2nd grade ? Ocitrude ltabon, Jno.
Rosborough.
4tb grade ? Burdette Parker, Sat
Jie Bolle Gardner.
6th grade ? Mary, Kar.1 and Ed
ward Rosborough, Willie Gardner.
8tb grade ? Mattie Gardner, Sal
lie Tfnesdelle.
Silver Tea.
The "Silver Tea" giver, by tht?
ladies of tbe Presbyterian Cnurch
jut tbe residence of Col. J. T. Hay
dast Tuesday evening was quito a
?success ( n? thee* delightful occa
sions always prove to be.) The
ladies aro raising money to buy a
new Church organ and we are glad
to know tbat they are meeting with
success. We understand that au
order baa already been placed for a
fifteen hundred dollar organ with
one of tbe oldest organ firms In
the United States.
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Death of Km McQueen. ,
.Mrs. McQueen, relict of the late
Donald McQueen, Sr., died at the
liomo of ber daughter, Mrs. I. yH.
Alexander, last Saturday afternoon
in the 85th year of her age, The
deceased has lived jn Camden most
ot ber life and wc? a most cxempla- J
ry Christian woman.
She in survived by I wo daughters,
IVlrs. I. H. Alexander and MissKaOflJ
McQueen of Camdon, and one eon.
Mr. Charles McQaeen of A gusts.
The funeral 8ervw-.ee look place atj
the Preaby t?riau\ church Sunday
afternoon the o Meyer a of the church
of which she was a devoted member
officiating as pail bearers.
A Card.
.To i lw> Cilizon? of Camden*
I waul to brand a? a moliciuns
Mo J- his report that I entered the
race /or aldoimun from Waul 4.
wiih t,ho exprena p?rp:i?M of voting
u^iiiu.Mi; Chi of Hrnj /or re
election if 1 yainrd I he It
ja a paltry li<?, without foundation,
?nd under other cu cuuiBtanccs, f
""oiild feat it with contempt,
hut lit id a campaign fabrica
1 cunningly clovierd, I in Justice
i.o myself and my friends, want to
tup it in the bud.
I will say further that I hope ?ny
friends and acquaintances will give
me credit, for higher aBd nobler
purposes, than to think I would
uapire to a seat in the next council,
Merely to gratify privaio spleen,
did I entertain such feeling, which
i do
My object $pd aim, If elected,
"*?111 he to giro n?y heat efforts to
the welfare of the whole city. I
absolutely unfettered by pledges
to any individual candidate for office
under coauoil, and I will rote for
t sse '< ihsat tmv
?psciWs of pritstf prif^iooc.
Hopi?g thai, this explanation U
?tfflcUH V(>' is|j the eon temp table
*hrioaito?. referred to, I at
Eluctioa of Dispeugertt.
riift toUi tioo of 'liuptUH'" 4 f(,r
Keibbaw On, wiu held U*t S .tur?l?y
and rmuiud m h follows:
L>i?j?vii8fr for Camden ? .!. K 1
Hough.
Heer nihpcnucr f >r Cmiidrn ? 1* 1
? I. Hilton.
!-> I abuser f'.r Kcihuius?U. L.
JoQefc. i
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Church Ctnlenm&l.
Tr e c Ulcers <.f tU Camdm l'resby. '
t o r i h i ? i iiurch huvo ? i ?- < t i<> ceie* j
brute thy iriitti.'iiinl of tho or
ganization of ti'u Chuich aomo!
time tUiH Summer or Fall
Sftu.'l Hay. Kcv. T. V. Iluy,
Kov. W. II. Workman and Kov. \V.
H. Mills, four iiic i) reared in the
eongregatiou, wi 1 1 he invitnd t < > take
puit in t tie ?s<Mcitfex Tho (
Lope to Iwivo the now organ iu time
? or the centennial exercises.
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Women of the Ilible.
Dr. T .M. Me( )onr.oll 'h preaching
a serios of sermons on "Tho Women
of tho Bible." Lust Sncdav his sub
ject wm "kve tlio Idtml Woman."
Next Sunday bin subject *ill bo
"Sarah the Wife." Sunday, March
'25th, "Rebecca tho Mother,' " Sun
day, April Int. "Miriam the Sister;"
Sunday, April 8th, "Jophthah'B
Daughters;'' and on Sunday, April
15th, his subject will be "Anna tho
old Woman " The public cordially
invited to attend all those services.
The Printing Office.
Tho printing office has indeed
proved a bettor colloge to many a
hoy, has graduated more useful and
conspicuous members of society, haw
brought more intellect out and
turned it into practical, useful chan
neln, awakened more tninds,generated
more active ami elevated thoughts,
than many of the literary colleges of
the country. A boy who commenc
es in such a school u? th<f printing
? ftiioo, svdl have his talcutP$nd ideas
bryoflftil out; and if ho In vh careful
C'usyiver. experience in his profession
ivih contribute more toward itn edu
cation than can be obtained in almost
any other manner, ? Ex.
Mayor o Court.
Last Monday m .ruing there were
seven pari ten up before the Mayor
for drunkenness and the lines pah:'
by the offeuderu amounted to ovei
thirty dollars.
Four white men claimed to be en
route to the north, but liking Cam
den's climate as well decided to loaf
here a whilo. Being guilty of va
grancy, His Honor gavo lliem au
opportunity to bask in this sun-!
shine for the entire period of twen
ty days, improving eur. streets it;
the meanwhile. \
John Reed on tliK ght of the 9th
broke in the storo of Mr. Tobias Hnd
stole about $25 00 worth of goods,
but was arrested the day following,
and practically all the goods got
ten back.
At The Now Court Houso.
? Clerk i?f Court I 0. H'?ugh and
Mr. J. B, Phclpi, Judge of Probate,
tins week moved into (heir offices at j
the new Court Honao. Besides tfyc
Clerk nml Judge of Probate th^re
are also in the new Court House tlie
Treasurer, Auditor and Magistrate
which innkes the place quite a busi-l
ness ceo lie,
Tbo presence there of two excell
ent joung ladies ? Mies Carrie
Plough in the Clerk's office, and Miss
Annie Phelps in the office of the
Judge of Probate ? gives to tho place
an air of dignity and refinement that
ia quite pleasing.
Everything is being put in readi
noss for holding the neyt term of |
Conrt thore which moete tho first. !
Monday in April.
Kershaw county has a Court House 1
of which she can justly be proud,
and the more that is seen of it by
people of tho county t }>a better sat
isfied they are that building the
Court House waa a wise stej).
Great Oifcr Made To Young tfeopla,
to order to aid worthy and ambi
ti ?ig yong people of limited means
? nd education, a complete, practical
business education and a position
wiitten guai'Muty of position are
now b?M?ig ottered them ut less than
hulf price by Tho flu ? Ala. Hub.
CoIK jm: of Macon, f?ji. 'J'his Col
lide, which itss !>*>(?() established
/fin v?"i? w.:ih ami jinn an incorpor
ated cnpi'Ai of <?100,0o?), is by far
the largest and most practical in
t!i^ South and evory young n??n and
ff.nnsu anxious to anchivc foiccesH
i'i the Imfiij 's-j world r.nd lay tit**
fo;:i)il ?iti'Mi for independence and
foVtnr.u ?lt'?n!d wrli.i* for full panic
ularsto K. L. Miirlin, Prest., Macon,
C a
ON THE TIP OF TJIE TONGUE
By Mr. Victor Smith In N Y. Prow,
January, 10th, 1900.
Alexander Southern ThweattV
snowstorm arrived at the precise'
mniuent of the departure of the Palm
Limited for Miami, Palm Beach,
Aiken, Agusta, Nassau, Havana,
Savaooah, Jacksonville, Ormond
an(Mst. Aupuatine, on Monday, I
vhi inveigled into going to Jernev
City to iaapeot the new train, and
found * St. Regie on trucks. Too
fine for my blood ? now that every
body must pay. Thweatt took as
much pride in that train as if it
had been a new baby on Washington
Height*? the col deat pari of Nsw
York. Mais passengers Rave k
satisfied grunt, and the fesislss
said "AbJ"
Tbts Is lbs train that irr|jr?i at
Jseksonvtltf and St. Angnsllnn on
tUna.
"A Trip To Xod a ?
'1'lifr ?huw at tin* Ope i a llouso no
Wi evening, yiv'-n bj
I lend J S-iMHre Comic Opera f'oni*
r ii I .nlitKrl "A Trip To
jfuiift" ? hh ?- 'i ?xcii'cDi one hi)i1
iltf l ? i ? ? r.c. J it-nce came awa\
liinhlv <i? .J. 1 1 tteeinM t>artia!
to h?m<* h .?{;?< i?t feature hut we
cHduot nfrhiu ( ' in haying that
ilit* audience wan charmed with
Mi*# I.jjouh WiiUoii'j Citu^iug.
Mr. O. G Alexander la to l??
con: rcended f < ? r itiv (? i >t classen
i?rt*lisme(ii* he i? f ur rtish i
Cjo ite a number of teal good shows
hav? appeared here and the attend
ant* ftt the thestre has hoon vor>
in ti c It Increased recently. The Op
?in 1 1 o ii mo i m being managed in a
very oubIl'^sb- I i Us and satisfactory
ma-iner. Beside* pleasing I h? the
*trr goo;* of '.'a Uul t* o it is proving
tn lie a nice aouice <<f income for
the city.
Gentlemen of the Juries!
1 lie frllowii g juries wore drawn
last Tuesday. The grand jury serves
for thu year, the petit jury for the
first wo ok of the April term only :
Grand > ? S A Jones, J M Smith,
H H Sessions, J 8 Dunn, .Jacob
Hirsch, Klrnore Hrown, W T Bel),
D T Taylor, T L Smith, C F Munn,
J J 13 Trneede), G 13 King, G W
Hearon, A F Young, E E Evans, Ti
C Pettigrew, Tj W Watts, li J Mc
Intire- The first six named were
drawn from last year's jury.
1'ctit. ? A It D.ivis, H T Smegma,
H K Hoy kin, W T Pitts, J 1) Mo
Caskill, Jr. L R Williams, Levi
Kirk land, E J McLend, Dayo Hayes,
(1 I Sliiver, 11 Ravage, J B Cunning
ham, W T Smith, D G Fletcher, J F
Elliott. J C Hunter, H F Trimnol.
W H Walk ins, II H West, Elian
Iirannon, K H Team, G W Crosby .
Geo, Watte, C L Bmdlcy, J C Price,
L L Truesdel, A 13 liabon, L S
?Spears, II Trnosdel, G 1' Hunmond,
i \V T MeCaekill. T S NoIhou, W A
Outlaw. J M Snipes, J II JtiitcliflV, T
i F McDowell.
PEESONAL.
Mr, M. H. Bcnm ban returned
homo from Baltimore.
Judge E 1) 131ake ney. <?f Kershaw,
wax in Oamden yesterday.
Bello Thomson and Susie
| Yon n<r returned f i mi the Norlh last
i Wednesday.
Hon. W. D. Trautham and Mr. Ii.
; 13 Clarke are attending court in Lan
caster tlit'R week
| Judge Alton 13 Parker is in Cam
den for a short stay. He is stopping
at The Kirkwood.
Mr- J. A. McDowell, of Westville,
cheered nn with his presonco a few
myites one day this week.
Mr. and Mrs. David Wolfe, Miss
Minnie and Miss Sarali le(t yester
day for a trip to Columbia.
Judge R. W. Sutton. of West Wa
torco, paid us a pleasaot visit latt
Monday. Judge Sutton is a leading
spirit in his community.
Mr. John Phelps, Jr , who ha?
betm at Perry, Da . for some time, is
nt home again. His many friends
hero are glad to see him.
The many friend" of Master Ralph
Shannon will regret to lenrn that he
is quite ill, and will sincerely wish
for the bright little fellow a speedy
recoverv. ?
Mr. W. I. Villopigue. now of Wash
ington, D. 0., is spending a few days
in Oamden rnncli to the delight of
his many friends here. Mr Villesrigue
is aspist-ant to-, Congressman Finley
and he informs ij? thftt ppnding on^
the garden seod by the government
I&8 been unavoidably delayed this
year but that, they vriil be oq in r
few days So those of our frienda
who have inquired abont the seed
0(jn h>ear Ibis in mind and call at
The Chroniole ??AJco jp |jj? pourtjp of
a week or 'tn da) u and get them
WANTED: ? Two men in each
cqirtily to represent and advertise
Hardware department, put <>qt Bam
pies of our poods, etc. Traveling
position or Offlco Manager. Salary
f90.Q0 per month, cohIi weekly, wit)-,
all expense* paid in advance. \\T**
furn;.i!i everything. The Columhiu
Hou 'f, Chicago, III., Dept. 810, 234
5th A v<3.
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
(Complaint Not Served.)
Souf'u Cj;roliua. ) Court <>f
| Kertdrnw County. } Couimr.n I'lenn.
i M. Baum, Survivor o f Katun Bros.,
Assignee of H. Baum ?$? Co.,
Plaintiff",
Again
Cadmrine Went, Lizzie Yarbovough ,
k. K Went an<] Cam Wilson,
Defendants.
To the Defendant, f'.nn Wilsou: ?
You me hereby Hummoticd and re
quired to an^Per tho complaint in thU
action, which has bean fil^d in the office
of tho Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas, for the enid County, and to aer\i>
a copy of your anawer to the said com
plaint on tho eubecribeia at their oflicu in
Camden, S. C., within twenty dav? after
the aervice hereof, exclusive' of the day
of such aerviee ; and if you lail Jo an
?Wor the compUint within tho tiiuo aforw
aaid, the plaintiff ip thLd *?4ion will ap
piv to the Court for the relief derqand
od in the complaint. 1
l^ftled Camden, 8. 0.t March 14th,
CLARKE ?i von TRESCKOW,
. v .Plaintiff* a Attorney a.
f ^ ...
To the Dafoidant, Cam Wilcon: ?
Take notioe that the Snmmona and
Gamplalnt ia the abore entitUd action
ware thfci 14th daj of March, A. D,
1906, filed in tha offic* ofCHtk of Court
?f Conmoa Pleas (or Kara haw County.
CLARKE * vgiTMflOgOir.
^ Plain tin a Anorvtn.
Omim,* a, llaaah Uth, MH.
Wo will oiler for ti t* next two weeks all < 4 r W inter.'
Suits at less tluin cost.
k \
These Suits nyist go ? wo need the money. Now is your]
chance to ^et it ?1 for (H)c.
Men's Suits from 3-4 to 40. *
Youths ? It). 11, 18 ami I !? years.
Hoys' Knee l'ants 7, 8. 10 ami 1 I years.
Just received a shipment of new Spiin^ I'eii Hats ? nohhy
styles, $1 2f> to & $.').()(). All late shades, l
KKM KjM BKK our Shoes are all "Reliable." Wo earn;
only the BEST for the PRICE. * .
We can convince you if you will tfivo us * h chance.
Respectfully.
fi . zrepsFs
SHOES, HATS AND (JKNT'8 FITUNISIIINGS.
bridge To Be Repaired.
Notice ia hereby given that bid a will
be received for repairing Bonver ('reck
bridge 011 the Liberty Hill road on
Thursday, April 12ib, lftOrt. at 12 M.
Plans and specifications niado known on
day of letting.
The Board reserve* the right to reject
iwv or all bids.
March IGtli, 1906.
M. SO WELL,
Supervisor.
T'
II
me Extended ,
Hy virtue of auth nil v viated in
the Comptroller General of t. h ? ?
State by Section (?'.)!{, Code of Lawt<
1002, t lie time for the ptivmeni, of
Commutation taxen, by pernntiM who
nre liable to road duty, ts ? x'eiuhd
to April I .'?! it, in KjersliMV C-untv.
And tin? sMtue has been approve *
by ttso (iovnnor.
VV. F. Kueael!,
County A ulil r.
i M arch 1), ,1000.
Municipal Election.
vfty order of City Council, an election
w>|l he belli in the Oity of Caindcn, S. C.
on ^Tuesday, Aprii 53 rd, 190C, for Mayor
and ?ix Aldermen. The polls will be
open from 8 a. m. to 4 p. m in each of
tho Wards of <be city, us follows:
Ward 1, Opera Hoote. Manag"ra, -las.
Goodrile, Joseph Stralc and B. M. Moarea
"Ward 2. at O. T. Lit tin's Livery
Rtab!e, Maiingera C. C. Vauglian, E.I.
Bi*sell and J. W. Dnnlap,
Ward 3. at the DeKulb Ifomo, Man
ager* J. K. Alexander, Wra Walacc and
W. J. Dodd.
Ward 4, Monument Square; Managers,
L. E. Alford , R. W- Mitcham, and John
Mickle. ,
Ward 6, Cornor of Boundary and Lit
tleton streets ; Managers W. It, Doloache,
A S. Zump and W 0. Ha)'.
Ward 6, Corner Boundary and Lyti
tleton street* . Managers, Frank Hajle.
Allen J)ea* and C. 0 Brown.
II, G. Oarrlson,
Mayor
G. Q. Alexoudor,
Clerk.
March 16th, 1906.
FOB MAYOR.
Mr. Editor:? In response to tho re
quest of a number of my fellow Citizens
I offer myself as a candidate for re-elec
tion to the office of Mayor subject to the
aptlop, of tho iJentooratie Primary.
Respectfully, \
II. G. CARRlSwN. ?
January 25, 1906.
Mr. Editor:-- We present tho name
Dr. W- Dunn fot Mayor At the ap
proaching election, subject tothe Dem
ocratic primary. Dr. Dunn is an ener.
getir and Capable man, and has m?t\o]au
efficient. Alderman '<Yom his ward, ami if
elected M?>pi! vl'd make an efficUVu
Mayor, and will be active in uU thWt
pertain* to the progrrua of Camden.
F rienda.
FOR A LI- KB MEN.
/
At our request. Mr. W V. Heed has
consented to stand for election at the
coining primary election ss Alderman
troiuour Wa.rd, ar d \v i 1 1 abide the result
according to tho n.ies of 1 f 1 ?; Pomocatic
par'v. Many Vot. rs of Ward N". 1.
To Th.e V-'teir, i?i \.'ard One
I hereby mmonn*.. myaelf a:* a cundi
date lor Warden in Ward I. I inakei
this announcement itl? no promise ex
cepMo discharge !l;e <btties imported up
on me to the bett < ' my ability.
A. C, Pro * 11.
Ai lh? solicitai' mi <?ftniv friends i
hereby announce myself a "*ndi?h?te to
re election to tho office of Ald011n.1t j
from Ward 2, subject to the rules of tli ?
Democratic primary. C. R. Lew in.
Thanking my friends for the v- r . < ?:n
pliijicntary terms in which li.i v hav.
connected my name with tho W .?rciei>: hi,,
in the approaching city tdcc.i. on, 1 here
by announce mvaeif a candidate for Al
derman from Ward 3. and winb to sav
that if 1 am the notir.uec 1 will work to
tho ihtcresta of the city.
Riepect fully.
Davkl Wolfe.
Mr. Editor? In icsnonso to the renust
of a larire number of tlio voters of Ward
Four 1 hereby announce myself ?a h
candidate for Waplrn fiom this Ward at!
the itpproaehipg municipal election,
subject to result of the primary election
to bo held, John J. Workman.
We thiuk Mr. W F, Malono a proper
man tp represent Ward 4 in the GBy
Council. H1a record as an Alderman is
before jo?. Waa one of the prime
worker* in furnishing the City with
Lights aad Water, ?h"> the Camdon IIo?c
Company. Always ulive to the City's
Isiprovements. Voter?.
Mr. Editor Please aqnoqooo Mr W
tL Kenth as a eas^idste far Alderman j
rraf (hat H^rsf t^> aaoexed territory !
Wast of Ljttlstoa suaei ksown as Ward
?. FAaods.
A complete lino of eoflin# ? nb
prieoH ut '1'. .) Arrnnta'.
| Homes For Sale.
'l'wo 3 room, two 4 room, one
room. One 7 room and one 9 rouu\
C>ill and h?'? on i list of houacft,
lota nr.it prices.
W tin led: 11 mi ma to leu
W ?intij.! : 'l'o luiy *inall f.ii m neai
C;?niih'ii
R. W. Vii 1 Cii A Mv
(.? filcc o v* r (.' int:!cn Co.
j Bakery & Fancy
Grocery.
Having moved inlo my new
! pbic* or business, corner Main
and I'ut lodge St*., 1 invite mv
v 1 ii*? 1 > t > t ! i old and new, t<*
t;;? 1 1 .(.id inspect my f-huice line j
cf !;i' U(l, Cukes and Pies.
Al-o carry full line of Fancy
! (.irorrriea. Oiindy and every
t thin^ ;ii the lino ot Tobacco
; and OigarH. -
J Orders (tiled pronipt.lv, Ire"
j delivery.
Yours respect fully,
JNO. K^iVMOWAU i
ill iMi" ;k'
? manufaotubbro of
Doors, Sash, Blinds.
Moulding, Building Material,
ash Weights and Cord.
CHARLESTON. - - - - S. C
Purchase our mahes, whicli
we guarantee auperior to an;
sold South, and thereby navt
money.
Window and Fancy Glafl3
, Jan. 4-4.
v *
An Ordinance.
To "Divide The City Of Cam
den Into (G) Six Wards.
Bo it ordained bv (lie City Council of
the C*i t V of Camden, S.
i. I'll at the Citv oi Camden is hcteby
divided into six '<>) wanln. Ward one
'I) itSm'! consist ?>t :?'l that portion of tho j
City ?< nilli <-f liti 1 1 J ?? t? Stri'M., 'V? htun- !
; darv i . t . < ? to extend in r. ? 'might lino from
lliie KiifU-ni to tho Wi stern limit of tlu>
I City. Ward two (??) ahnil conno t. of all
[that Mom of ? lie City between Jt it tie
1 .street and J). Ku!b St> e?t , tho boundary !
linea ey. tenth d Ka?t and Wont in a ?ti sight i
linot'.ilio limita of said City. Ward i
three ?: ) ahalt constat of all that portion
of the i. ty lyinf?* between D'Knlh and j
Latin if Streets, Ibo Kasteru boundary '
being ;i: ? Mgh water mark oi Little fine'
Tree < 'r.?ek and the Western houndary I
1 ?ci it k 1 continuation of WvlieStreet ?f |
:uhoCti- ofOmdvn. Ward four (4) ?hill !
<:ou*k'i. f "11 that portion of the Citv ]y- I
i'?>; but >?senfiaurenaand Bounddrv.Strecte I
, t:.u l ?-tern boundary being tho hiirh'
. ..'pi o irk of Little I'ine Tree Oreek nr.d i
tec V* estci'n boundary being the eontin-i
ualipJi "( Wylio Stroet of the City oft
( V.nidon. Ward live (5> ahall o.?np'n;t [
of all ibat portion of tho City of Camden I
lying N. rth of HoUtidavv Street aud K??t ;
of Lilt It Ion Street, aud bounded on the:
North hy a line lnnning Kaat and West >
and naarfcod by four atone poat* a little i
North of Ivii'Kvvoud and Hobkir* Uill. ?o '
the East hy the h\&)i water mark (,t
Little Vino Tree Cre*k,4n& thn Sou?'.i by j
Boi.mWy Street nn;l on the \V<?st by
Littleton fctfeot. Ward (6) ahall oon?i?t
of all that portion ol tho City North of
Boundary Stroet and Wctt, of Littiwtoo
Street, and bounded od the North hy the
?aid line marked by toor UQ** porta, on
( the Eaal by Littlutoh StfO**t,on the SouUi ;
by Boundary Street. and on \he Went bui
j the contiptiMfon oi Wylie Street, o?C?m
HatiHed in CoancSl assembled the HUh
day of February* 1*06.
H. O. GARRISON.
Major.
O, Q. ALEXANDER. _ *
Cwit
Is chuck full of the bijj^est kind of bargains in White Goods,
(Jh! a feast fur the Ladicfc!
:>(K)0 yards of sliori lengths hi Madras, Mulls, Morcerizerl
Nainsook, India Linon and Lawns at S and H) cents pCir
?vard. These /joods nre worth IVoni 20 to oO cchIk per yard*
'10 inch White Lnwn at. ;> cents per yard ? worth from 10
to 12 1-2 cents.
Lonsdale Cambric at 9o ? sells everywhere at 12 l-2c.
Knti'.ish 1. ont{ ('loth and Nainsook from loc per yard up.
Mercerized Waisting*. white and colored Linen f<r suitsv6(c
Henutitul lot 1 1 a h:t* ; i tilk ? Iviack, white and colorw, 27
inches wide, at only oo cents perAard. *
Kver\ t li i ii u* yon could wish in Luce.-i and KinbroidericP, la
dies f.?ncy Collar.;, Kelts, and all 1 ho dainty little IVJ'ngs^thati
go to make up a ludirs loild.
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JWIaittlpgs?
Just received a largo shipment of Mattings in Japs and
Chinas ? plain, white and figured ? at prices to please.
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I We nre ngouls i< ?r tho f^uliu.s Homo Journal Patterns?
prices lo and 15j. New 'Hpi in^ style book just in.
AND FARM SUPPLIES
We handle the F. S. Roy star and or^er standard hrandlk in
all the high grodes. Acid and Mixture^ Muriate Po^afili, aftdw
Nitrate Soda. Etc., which we will soli for closest ca.ah price or
011 approved paper.
Yours Respectfully, ' '
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THE FAMOUS QlilT
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P. T. Yillopigoe, Proprietor.
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