Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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B ux: " rf I -1 * R . |mNP*. ? -. u ^ . # ? 1 A Herry C , t -* / I T I ' * I We take this method of ac | Wc haVe lionestlv endeavored to > this section of tlje State a clean, mode market. And while we have not atta wished,-yet that we have given a credit people, is unquestionably evidenced in that has been given us in the way of su w the least spirit of boast and without a p Be * * , or other goods, we believe that we have ? / /. . complete stock of edibles ever gathered % South Carolina. It do-'.s us good to ha ? I us, as they do every day, and say when ' * lor special occasions, "that we know if i - f ' have it." It is a fact tbattthere are vei r j 4 for the table and for finishing the me ( ? f*l i' , our stock. v BUT TO ? Our motto for 1004 is, "the liigl \ and freshest goods, goods ot every desci .at all times and under all circumstance* t * % > margins of profits which will enable all this store for what they would pay fo stores." ' We believe that we can demonstrate 3 ' man or woman who will take the pain* we have a'cleaner, higher grade of groc V > * store and we know that our prices are a f *> 0 you get anywhare else. Our wish for ( coming year is that this may be the mo* N , . . . Uur determination is to give to every ei so far as their table exp3n~el go, the bea little as any one else. Of course we kn infallible. We have our faults, we ma! / ' , ' ^ \ ' v THE UNI i I . * THE FRIENE : , " / ; ;> ; V; ;7 . > ,j' < ?' v. , *?? .. JB*' - . Christmas o Our Friend: 1 knowledging our sincere g . support that we havg r give to the buying public of rn and thoroughly tirst class ined our ideal as fully as we able business enterprise to the the fact ot the liberal support ibstantial patronage. Without article ot reflection on other men t ? the largest, cleanest and most n under one roof in this part of ve ladies of all ranks to come to they are making their felections it can be found anywhere, you ry few goods for the kitchen or al that we cannot supply from * lest class of goods, the cleanest > i iptiou that can possibly be had ?, and with the continual close our patrons to get the best in r the ordinary goods in other to every reasonable, fair miudel r i to investigate our stock, that > ' ' :eries than any other ordinary lways in line with those that - l very friend and patron for the <t prosperous year of all your life, istoiner who trades with us, in ' i * I t grade of table supplies fox as iow that no business or man is :e our mistakes, but we do what ION GRO ) OF EVERY MAN OR WO L. L. WAG NO * ( anad Happy \ s and Patroi > ratitude to a fair mindi eceived at their hands. We appreciate to the ul continual preseuce ot our lady We run a place that we try tc no matter how reiiued, can ah fear of anything but the most ploye or the customers of our Our custom is to give e and require the same in rctun say that in appreciation of the and without which it would h of the character that we run, 1 dence that we can give is our constant endeavor will be, /E EYE] it takes courage and manhood apparent mfstake that we mak tion of our customers, no matl ^ We try to do the hone give every man and every cij out^otherwise. If you are w of all favors that you not our ouBtonicr^H|[;ecti you may l,eJ^BFfitid out < of goods tJg^e handle. Wc friend^Rnd an added customer To our farmer friends to make your arrangements fo what we have to offer you. \ interest to place your business >CERY C MAN WHO HAS TO BU >N, Manager. . m N HHMHMMHHVHHHHHHINHiHHHHHflHHHHHHHfl I New Year |fl ns. jH ed public for the generous HH ... , Lmost the presence and refinement that the patrons give to our place of business. W > make above reproach, where any lady, J vays feel at home and without the slighest .-fl courteous treatment, either from the em- . establishment. I I very body the treat men t of a gentleman I 1, but not to be too ldhgthy, we wish to I s liberal patronage that you have given us, ave been impossible to maintain a place I fD we believe that the most substantial evi- <ufir to assure our patrons that in the tpkdma*" I J *' not to do as well as we have in the past, fi J ; J "jjlfod ready to correct every . I I V t0d0, arrange to the satisfac- I Ik Jf/r^Ming ia all our transactions and we t y V f?tn of JBcr credit for the same until we find I*. /o^KandW i I<xm, MiaV0ur patrons, we solicit a continuance (8# k i state, * *U ^lG ^>a'S^ aD(^ *? ^l0S^ W^10 ar? ^ Union, S*L? L|ed ?L#solicita share of your business, so that ully jv"landAet\i0ti of doing business and ihe kind I ? NoriU bl I M >urnW that a trial would inean an added I I *nce in ibrt I B i believtwith interest j \ I J installment, *v\ v I Am for up. . "M ||h'tffiERfl throughout the COtnTfywe invite you not H I I r another year until you have seen us and 1 1 1 I Vc believe that we can make it to your 1 9o9 with us. S gjlgfl I . "S OMPANy/ J V GROCERIES. . /' * v ^ ??W?liL'w - I