The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 11, 1909, Image 3
JUST IN At
THE PURE FOOD STORE
. ; s?t=3-{ ? ^
Kefrenhing Spring. and Suiwner drink*, at
\hr Pi.ro Food Store.
KKNNKll'S GVLAYK JUIOK,
Tho unformatted juico of pure (Joncord
gra.pon in four bizeH- 10c, 15c, bOe, and 00c.
BKAIJKONT GINGER ALK.
llofroshing and invigorating 10c per pint.
ilAUUlS L1THIA WAT KK.
Tlie boat lithia Water on tho market? 1-2
and 5 gillons. 7"
We have ju?t received a full line of Teas.
Uest loose teas 60c per 11) Tetloya teas in *
packages 00c, 70c and 80c, per lb.
BRUCE & LANG.
Headquarters for Good Things to ICat.
5*e?l $?v$.
for Sale ' g
One huge pnrcduln lined Math
Tub for aule cheap. For further
information apply at IjUia cfllce.
Lost.
One gold breast pin Tuesday
last at or near the cemetery. Fin
ker will please return to the under
elgned. M 1 8. L. A. Wittk^wtky.
Can Assist the Churches.
Rev. W. W. Rtndall , Baptist
Missionary Evangelist, announces
th -At ho can assist ( li u i cheer In pro
tracted en!eeti up?. Ptgiors fleshing
to com m u n it: ate with him can ad
dress him at Camden. S. C.
Saaboard A*" Line Excnraion to
Washington, D. C. . Monday,
June 21, 1009
fclO.OO R>und trip from Camden
The SEA. HOARD announces an j
oxlrem ly 1 >w rate excursion to|
Washington D C. Juue 21*t. at tho
remaikcbly low rate i f $10 00 for
the round trip from Camden, tick
ets good on I) til) truins 0(5 ami 84 1
relurrjius ^ ?"??* lo !c?Vc ?V nsui u ^ ?
ton not later than trnin 84 June
2-t h. Arrangements all made for
hotel accomodations and sight see- J
ing trips if derired. For full par
Honiara call on K J. Conper Agent
Camden or write J. 8 Etchbergur
T. P. A. Columbia S. C
U. D- C. Meeting.
Tne John P. Kennedy Chapter
IJ. I). met with Mis. L. T.
Mills and Miss Mary. Mills on Mod
day afternoon, June 7ih.
The President read* some invita
tions extended the Chapter ? one
from the Lancaster Chapter U I).
C. to t tic unveiling of the C ?i.f d
erate monument there on June 4,
and one from the Jl 'hcrt E. Lee
Chapter U. I). C, the John H. Gor
don VetrTttna, nnd the Robert E.
Lee Camp U. S. of C. V., Seattle,
Washingtou to the Alaska-Yukon
Exposition.
Miss Luila Shannon lead a very
interesting paper on President Jef
ferson Davi?, which was enjoyed by
all, also a clipping fiora The
Slate, ? tribute to President Davis,
who w n 8 "faithful to all trusts, s
martyr to piinciplu" by G*pt. Fre
mont upon the presentation of the
silver service) by the State of Mis
sissippi to tho battleship Missis
sippi, wilh the peutrait of Presi
dent Davis engraved upon ono of
the principal pieces .
After partaking of delicious
cream and enko the Chapter ad
journed.
The Telephone Girl.
Tho telephone girl sits still in her
Chair and listeus to voices from
, everywhere, , Sho boara fill the gossip,
alio hears all the -news, she knows
who is happy and who has the biuo?;
flhe knows nil our sorrows, she
knows all onr Joys, ?he knows every
girl who is chasing the bovo; she
knows of our troubloa, she knows ol
our atrifo; ahc knows every man who
talks mean to his wif> ; she kuows
evory timo wo arc out with 'the
boja;" sho hears the exousea each
fellow employe sho knows every wo
man who ha? a dark paat, aho knows
ev^ry man who ia inclined to he
"fast;" in fact, there's a seoret be
ncath each saney curl of the quiet,
demure louking telephone girl If the
telephone girl told all that she knows
it would turn half onr friends Into
bitterest foes; sbe could sow a small
wind that would soon bo a gale, en
gulf us in trouble and litnd as in
jail; aho could let go s story which
gaining in force, would cause half
oqr wives lo tqo for a divorce; sho
e^ald g?t all our churohca mixed up.
in a flght a->d turn all oar days iuto
sorrowing night; in fact, sho could
keep the whole town in a stew if
she'll tett a tenth part of the things
that she knevw Oh, brother now
doesn't it nuke your head wbtrL
when yon t'dnk what you owt to
|h? telephone girl?
PERBON AJL
Supervisor M C Went, Ami. tor RI
It R.?bon, l)r .Jno \\ Corbeti, Mrj S
It Adams ami Messrs It G McCreight
and.. It L Hell attended the Capital
C?ty Highway Convoulion hold in
Columbia yesterday.
Excursion Ratcn
To
Southern Railway -Account
United Confederate Vete
runs Reunion
Of South Carolina, the Southern
J Railway inn ounce a very low rou'id
tiij) ratt'8 to Cheater, S. C. Ttckets
will bo Hold June 22, 23 and 24,
limited good to return June 28 li.
Round trip ihUb from Camd n
! ? 1 40. Proportionately low rales
I from all other point".
j Children between five and twelve
! years of nge Iwlf fare.
For further information, tickets
ietc., apply to Southern Railway
f ticket ageu'.a or address-.'
. J. L. MKKK,
Assistant Oenei a! Passenger A'?ent,
A'.UnU (??.
.1. C LU>K,
Division passenger Agent, t
Charleston, 8, C
Death of Miss Lizzie Biker
i
Miss Lizzie Mnk< r, one of the!
oldest and mm1, cou*ulent iium ;
hereof theC^mdon Haptist Church,
died at her home in Camden on
Tuesday afternoon hist iu the 8 Lit
year of her age. **
In deaciibing Chiistian and
Hopeful coming to the gati' of tin
Celestial C it), John Hun) an wiole:
"Now, I flaw in my dream that
these two wont in at the gate, and
lo| as they enteied, the) were Iran*
Qgured; and they had raiment pm
nu that shone like gold. Tlien 1
heard iu my dream that all the
lie 1 1 s of the cily rang for joy, and
it (vim said unto them, "Knler ye
unto the j >y of your Lord,' and af
ter that tney shut up the gates
which, when J had seen, I wi*hed
m) st If among the'sn Tney go fiout
strength to strength, from j i\ t;>
Joy forever."
So the life of this quiet, humble
sister has passed into the Joy of
her Lml. Too funeral <-er vice^
were conducted hy R'v. Mr. Hum
eon at 10 30 on Wednesday morn
ins.
Suggestions for Trustees.
Mr Editor ; ? Seven wepks frorp
todtty we tire ^,o olout Trustees to
manage the schools of this Distiict
and it is flow time for us to bo coast
ing about for the proper men, wo
theroforo take pleasure in suggest
ihg Mr. David Wiihorspjon and
Dr. S. C. Zpmp.
Very Respectfully,
Patron and Taxpayer.
May 13, 1909
Mr. Witherspoon Endorsed.
Mr. Elitor: ? I wish to endorse
the suggestion of Mr. David With
erspoon for one of the School True
tees for this district. Jt has been
many ycAra since the citizens of
Ward I have had a representative
on the Hoard who wn* n resident
of that Ward and *e think that ap
their tax money Is paid out to as*
sist in running the schools, justice
land fairness demands that they
should have a voice in saying how
and to whom their money should
bo paid. ' "Taxation without rep
resentation" is hard to submit to
year after year. Jnstlce.
Mr. Hough Sug^oatod.
Mr. Editor : ?I hereby suggest Mr.
W. It. Hongh hs a Biiitablo ma n for
one of the trustees for tbia school
district to bo elected in July.
A Well Wisher of the School.
Hr. West Suggested.
Mr. gdi tor i ? Vpe notice that Mr.
billion has declined lo ruu foi
School Trustee.- Feeling that it i*
eminently proper that we people of
tbe Hill district and M*lven Hill
ahobld have a resident from thu
section on the "Board we suggest
{Mr. Will West as a suitable max
and Insist, opon his running.
Taxpayer from F*0fc?r/ Hill.
?Scout Cars To lie In
Camden Next Week!
<>i Wednesday Th" re
ceiy?\d the (ollowlrg telegram from
The AthMUfo Joiuna1 ; - .
Atlanta, iJrt , JuD| 9v IpO'J ,
Chronicle, Caiud$n, 6. 0,,
New York lit raid White Steamer
SoMut Cur in eliuigt}v;yf J^yjton I'v 1 ? Sf-,,
?p?'c :tl r? |>r< HOhittim) Ifera'd "find
Mlniitn Journal'*) nix dvhnder ()!dn
mobile Scout Car in ohnruo of John
H Cohen, tuaua&jng bailor of the
Atlanta Journal, leaves Atlanta at 8
o'clock Monday mot ninjf to t< v out
what in known us ih? Capital Route,
one nf tlifi propo&ed liaoH for the
greiU nut i*M. il hi^hw-ty httwven Now
York and Atlanta w hich tliywo two
papers nrotmnji to construct C??n
eral outline of tlio route i? Atlanta
t) Athens and ICIt>or too in Georgia,
\bbevillo, (Jroeuwood, Columbia ami
C;*m kn io South Carolina, Rocking
iiatn. Jackson Springs. Southern
I'ines, Smfurd aud Raleigh in North
t'ar>linti, thence ou to Richmond,
lUltimore and New York. Kindly
uiuii ut one? by npeclal delivery any
tie tailed information a* to road* and
routes between above naiucd point*
to J out ual olllee.
Signed l'lm Atlanta Journal.
'I to* following teply was e? ni lo
I lie Journal : '
"Cent If men : ? Replying to youi
wire ( f tho thh
On the road fiom Cotuden to ('o
lutU^id, llttiriUtf 1 1: (J b ii II 1 1 for ?l)OUt
nine miles, you will' li u vo little or
qo trouble uiuil the crossing of the
Watt roc, two id 1 1 i h from Camden is
rer.clicd. Tuelast ficahet carrbd
away the entile by which the flat
bout is put across, and this will bV
Tr.phrcc if- trr^troro" for t InnScoul to
cross. Toe approach on tho west
ern Hi .1 e is stilt very had, muddy,
and badly washed out into hole*,
hut an K. M?. K. car went through
this road yesterday, and back h? -
chii^c it could not us? the (1 U,
showing that n oar can get through
ml ri^it. Our County Supei visor
assures ua tint the II ii will be lim
ning all light and he will do what
h> c?n lo repair the half mily of
swamp road mtntionrd ab>\e l)i?
f-ire the Sjout car comes, which:
while passible, is vct.y bad. In
pnbeing wi1 would like to say that;
this county Is (pending q'ioui
$65,000 00 on this tivir crossing,
anil in a few. months we will have
the best m; d.rn bitdge with per
fect approaches.
After leaving Ctnnbn going
north and et.si, the sli'Mtesl and
usual road to Cbeiaw, is the l\>s
to I wiie rnu\r. The rosd was iruv
??bid a th-nrtlimo ug", without iron
? ?!e it \ *i v on, but ia veiy sandy. .
Ch^ c d f >r nb >ut 8 miles cast rtf
C.iin l? n < til' , ? ? i. n d si.itl to ho fail
f ? ? r th<! 28 milt's fitm Mt Bee to
Cheraw. 'j'ue tfialanci fi?m Ciin-i
d?*n i o Chtraw is between 5 o and
06 iu'l>?
There is another route from Cam
den lo Cbeiaw suggested by Mr
Tuft. Namely, from Cimlen to
Bi&hopvillc, ilionce to Lydia, Darling
ton, Sucipty IJi'l and lo Cheraw
Hero you will ti.id excellent roads
nenrl) all the way from Camden to
Society llill, but bul sand from Soci
uly Hill to Cheraw. And the niilo
ng?> this way ia about ninety miles
Tho beat road Irom Columbia to
Cumd n will bo shown to you by tho
Columbia pilot, and is the Two
N.ilch road, tho ron?i that ia used by
Ibc Hell Telephone people. Tho
other r?r?id from Columbia to Camden
the postal wire road, js about as
good, except thero is iiigh water at
two p'?intc, ? 11 miles and 0 miles
from Camden- <
We in Camdrn will bo gl?d to
nbow any courtesies to the Scout
Cats wlien they pass through, and
will be glad if we arc notilied as to
tho time of arrival
It i ^ expected that Iho cms wH
reach Oamdjen about uext Wydpes
ilay.
Administiator's Notice,
Statu of Souih Carolina,) .
County of Kershaw.
Accreditors of the Kstato of A. II,
Clarke, deceased, are hereby notified to ren
der an account of their claims, duly at
tested. to the undersigned And all par
ties endebted to said estate are notified
to make prompt pa; ment to the under
signed of their accounts.
V- H. W, CLAKKIi.
Administratrix
June 11th, 1909.
SCHOLARSHIP
And Entrance Examination Of
Olemson Agricultural
College *
At the County Coilrt House on Fiiday.
July 2nd, at 9 A. M ., the Scholarship
and Entrance K^aminations to Olemson
Agricultural College wjll be held under
the direction of tho County Board of EJ 1
ucation.
Applicants mnRt beat least 16 fears of
age and mint bo prepared to enter the
Freshman Class. There a-e no scholar
ships ia the Preparatory Class Tlfia
clasa is only open ton limited number of
boya who cannot reach h'gh schools and
who are brim i:t sechonr ot theS'afe
where school facilities ?ic poor Schol*
H|diil"? arf worth %100 00 and ITree Tui*
|,ioft. fbw next ?piaion of Olemson Ag
ricultural College will bogin 8ept 8. 1809.
Apply to the jpounty Superintendent
of Education after June 20th for "needed
information concerning tha 8$ho|ar?hip
V.taminntioin.
for catsloytT further information and
earda upon whloh to make ?M*He*tt<m
(or entrance to the College, address
P. ii. MELL. President.
CUmaon Ooil?ge, & 0.
June il-41.
I ?_ * ?
: -? ?' :~^?5ggBi
Why A National Bank Is
? Safe.
h . ?
C""
TiiC United Statc?? (iovernment is, in a
huh kc, a silent partner, in 1 he conduct of ev
ery National Bank.
In grunting a charter to u I'ank, it makes
.special inquiry as to the character and finan
cial standing ol' ti:e applicants
Twice a year, or ofteiier, it sends an exum*
inpr, who makes an examination of all i\ cords
and business n\?thods employed, reporting nny
irregularities to tlio Comptroller ol the Curren
cy
(COntinm d. )
THRUST NATIONAL BANK.
John T. Mackev, (), J. Slrinnon, Jr.,
-? ~r Cashier . F re? i dent.
in District
No. 1
Al the recent sess'oti of I In* LegisUtuie
I h l* following Aot providing f*>r the ??he
(ion of Trustees for School Dim Met N->. 1
of Kershaw County was {lathed:
Sfc 1. Ho ii enacted 1 ? v the General
Assembly of the Slate of Buuih Carolina I
That from and aftur tlx* approval of <lm
Act thorb f-hitll le *< * <>?? t il a b >aid of
trustees of School dTstrict No 1 rf Ker
shaw county, including the t<>un of Caui.
dtn Said board to consist of three m tu
ber* as now provided l>v law w In shn.'l
ba qunlifled electors, residing in said dis
trict nnd shall hold oflice f >r the term of
two years nnd until their s ieo>.s >r.i are!
elected nnd qualified
Sue. 2. The election LerMii t>r< '.vide*!'
for t lmll l?t> conducted by time u miasms,
to be appoin'O'l by tli<? countv Ik -aid ? f (
Education of Kershaw coniry, ami oniy i
tho qualified elect residing in said dis- .
trie) tdinlLbe allowed to votu therein. J
Said eleotion to Ik* yoverucd by tho name ?
rules and reiiulatiors as n?*w provided for ;
{feudal elections.
Hoc. 0. The first election undn- il-? j
provisions 'of this act .shall h.? lit Id ? >11 '.he j
filet day of July, A I) 190U, and qu the f
first day of July evuv two \'iar<j tli're. }
after '
See 4 The picsent board of trublc^sj
of paid district *l,.iH continue in office I
Ut'UI the first election to he held timjer I
tills Act."
Her. ft. All AeU ami parts of Acts in
consistent with this Act arc hereby re
pealoil.
In compliance with th?. above law no
tice'U heivhy given thai an election will |
be held in School district No I of Kit- '
Slraw County, on Thursday, July let,
1909, -for three (.'5j .School Trustees to
serye (or Two Years in s?id District.
PuPs open ft 7 o'elockji. in., and c!o?tj
at 4 p m.
Candidates will fi'o names with Board
of ]C lucation at oiioe.
The following mangers luvc been ap
pointed}
Canuien Opera House ? W. F. Russell,
Sr., J.'E. Alexander, Q. S. Iliugiua.
I .) McKEN'ZlE,
U. G. MURPHY,
N. L\ GETTY8,
Pd. of K(U Kershaw Co.
Camden, S. C., June 11, 1909.
titration.
South Carolina- ? Korehaw County.
By W- L. McDowell, Judge of Probate,
Whereas Thomas H. Ancrum made
miit to me. to jjrant him Letters of Ad
ministration, with will annexed: of the
Estate of and effects of Mrs. Charlotte
A Cantey.
Those are therefore to cite and admon
ish all and singular the kindred ami
creditors of tho said Mrs Charlotte
A. Cantey,) deceased, that they be
and appear before mo, in the Court j
of Probate, to Ve held at Camden,
3. C-, oa tho 14th day of June,
next after /publication thereof, at 11
o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause
if any they have, why the said admin
istration should not ho granted.
Qiyen under my hand this 26th day of
May, A. I).. 1900.
w. l. Mcdowell.
Judge of Probate for Kershaw County.
Published in the Camden Ohrouicle,
on the 28th day of May, 1909.
Citation.
South Carolina. ? Korslian County
By W . L. McDowell, Judge of Piolmie.
Whereas, S. W. * Parker " mad* j
I suit 16 roe, to ?'rant him Tetters of Ad
ministration of (he Estate of an l cffects
of J. M. l'arker. t
Tliono arc therefore to cite and ad
nimiyh nil find ainnnlar the Ho ire<l *n-1
orcUito-1| of 4hi iijia .1 M. P*rJ$er de
ocaaetV. that tjicy bo and a^p*#r;jtafl>re
'rtie, In the Court of Probate, -tfv be held
at Camden. ft. 0,,nn Jn^i 19ch, next'
? fie* publication thereof, at II ?VW*k trt
the fotenoau to aboir rauae, |t any they
have, why the *aid admin;*' ration thould
not he granted.
Given tinder mt hand, thia 1st day
of June, A. I). 190S.
W. l Mcdowell,
Judge of Probate frfr Kershaw County.
Published on the 4th day of June, 1006
In th? Camden Chronicle. . *
Tho f?dfow jng is n list of dahlia npp:\.v
?*d and ordered paid sit tlu* uvular nu.pth
iy meeting hold Monday, Juue 7, 1 :
M (' VVi ?'*(, Mil .ui'l p'ohi $ |')|
U I > \V 1 1 Hair.*, f^ttl :!0 ? ui
I J M c K hit! tint! poHl f>!) 'J'A
\| It Uu'mn. " " " H;j 12
liithnrd I'lhc " ;?r> 00
I S Trm fi.i it. " and foo> " 177 U'
I i h D'X'HI Jl., " 12 .V)
?Jet) T I.illlc, wood for Jail lit 60
W T Sujil ii, sup y i,n
II I j Sehlo-dyir*?, -up c> 7 ;i
II Miry SsiMifte, sup |
Jo * Shebeen & !$??<?, >iiii .'tii <'7 j
Spiingri i\: Siliii'lu.,;. n y , I I i!i [
I ill A U in i t ? 1 1 I i. ?.'?lip JH
Oudl li'J? Machinery t 'o , mij) :<?> Co
S S StttktM, t-t ii (> 7f> '
W .J St-^kcs. S if i, S c <? jk ?
Utiriid <\i Hatl'i-tt, slip ' 45 |!! '
Mir- J 1) Sinclair,' " K4 7.'. !
II K lituun. Sup < ' <? Hi.: 7o !
Steven Mir ('??. 'ii,i ' 14 10!
C .I Willi ? lUiffcMiihh wi; IC? 0'? :
l{ I.Ku'.l van, Lumber . :i (;,i j
I ' II .f r?| 4 niop, i <1 w k . 16 (JO!
Wa.kt*r, Evan.- iSt Co^mvcII C"-> . j
f>4 it bi oks lJi> |
W A Schr. ek, A.'.V ' ?: c:. I
W I. M<* 1 1;? I, adv, s til and sal 27 8* j
C W liirciiin n?, ndv 9 lit
I) L i>abn. y, work at I'nr.r II 1 2 .",(1 1
() \V Drtluit-y Sup 1*1! Kami -?"? oo ??
A W llurm-t,. MI) s on I
iJsnuUn W I < ,Si I ( V.. , \V i"i l< 4^ i7
li F Newman, wk at. ( If 20 ou I
T J Suiyil, fij?e <j . > ? i wk 70
0 I' Andi ivun v. U ftt jtil 3.?
Phillip Moons I'd w k 7 ou
Frunk McCarieyj rd wk 1 (:0
Wcdoy J Jenkins, " " 7 00
Adt*n K/.zhii). " " 2 OD
1 aureus T Mill*, Mil ' VI 0>
A li (VDraitnon", wk ?? Iiiver 2,0'j;? 70
Chat C Wi'Son, " " " r,ti3 rj
Total, ~ $4,H(;'2 ir.
M c:. WEST,
Supervisor Ker?lia\v County
University of Stmili Carolina
Seliohu.Nhip Kxainiimtiou
Tho University o( Soutli Carolina of
fers Scholarships in tho Dipartruent of
Kducation lo one young: man from each
County. Each Scholarship is worth
In money and if 18 mnrtiiouUlion o*r
"term" fee
Emaminatiou will hp IibI'I at County
seat Fit I DAY, J ULY 2. Kxaniination
for admission to tho University will be
held at the same time.
Write for Information to
S. 'J. MirCHICLL, President,'
Colunthia. S. C
Admiflistfatoi's Notice.
Ni tice is hereby jjiven to all creditors,
if any. of the Estate of the la! 0 Latham
Wall, deceased, to presenf their
demands^o me duly attested a9 required
by law ; ajul nil iohebted lo slid deeeascil
at^f notified to make pavnient to me.
.I E. cbl'KLANP.
Adonnistrator Estate of Lathawi Wall
Camden, S. (.'., Mny 2ti, 1909.
^uldished .in^VKe'Camden ('hror.ielt*.
Surveyor's Notice.
?I ^all be pleassd to serve those wish
1*1 fc' Biirvevs and plats inado of their
Iniula in Kershaw County. Terms rea
sonable. Address me at Heath Hnrinjrs,
8. C., or leave orders with Mr. Jno . T.
Msckey at the First National Hank of
Camden. W? ?. TWLTJY.
Ihre, IT. l?t? - ?
rrooiruy oMAlfted. or rCK RCTUNNCO.
?? *?**?? CXrMIKMCI. Our OHOQII ARK
THC LOWIIT. (toad model, phofct or (&U* for
HfWl imullHl trm rrport on pAtmTAMTK^"
WVmiWIMINT tniu ooixlucUM before *11
?omrtm. FMaoti obtained throngh a*. ADVC*.
TltKDand &OLO,fr?*. TIUOC-MAIHC*, KH
MOMS ?ad copyrights qtfekly Obutaol
Opposite u. 8. Patent QUI?.
_ WASHINGTON. D. O.
store^vsI;
Is Now Showing A Host Complete
Line Of Spring And Summer
Goods At Prices To Please
Any Size Pocket IJook.
Sonio liij: Values in \N' 1 1 goods', American Print Novelties,
White Ground with <'ol? >rt?? 1 figures, Linen giound with Col
Ficures," Bine (/round with ''<>1 I'M iittTcs- wttli Or without rJSutB'
Hun?i ; Sheeiiug Print ? (iood t i. ai i i y At .ns \ d The wry best
quality (jiu^bam at 8 Mi <Sc 10 vd. Percales with side Hind,
Motor do. lis in sirj^'s-iiie U-.-t thin;j f'oi the Spring- Ooa-t Suit
Lawn Bat istex etc in pl iiu White Figure, Niripel side
Hand etc ? at l()e \d
Some Wonderful Vulmv. in shi>rl hngths of White Lawn
? A big loi to choose I'roin at 5c to 1th: yd
"l:laxon,"
The < 1 1 ) ? en < | while jjor.ds,
daiiitN h ihic liiimlkc'vchicl lin
en, durable as hi^liC^t piiced
llwii.^U'Ri cxj fj.Nive than ei
ther. Ideal lor waist, skirt.},
lijjht' frock*. e '> et covers and
all aofis of lingerie. Don't
fail t > sec <k K.la\? n." l'i ice
/Oc yd inches wide.
Straw hats! Straw Hats!
Big fetoek Ladies Chrildens, Men and B<?y?, Su*a>v mid can
vas lTals at, all prices. ?
See our line Mattings and Matting rugs before you buy.
Our Notion stock is full of novelties in Ladies Ncc-k wear
Beits etc ; Laces and Kmbroiederies, some bargains in this
department beautiful good from 5c yd up.
Shoes, Shoes.
Just in a nice line ot Ladies Children?1, Men and low
cut shoes. -> -tt.
Full Line Farm Supplies
And Fertilizers at closest Cash Prices, or 011 approved
papers.
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Yours Respect fully,
P. T. Villepificue, Proprietor.