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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-30
The N. Y. Express claims four Federal mem
beers from Virginia would be an increase

The ~ Y. Express Claims TOUT rtueldl nicm-
bers from Virginia (which would be an increase
Of three! Upon this The PENNSYLVANIA says:
1--WE shall soon see whether The Old Dominion
rou.-nts H. honor the dram. our coniience III
Ii .aiianl old State was never stronger Than
u"w"
Will the Republicans, by their apathy OF dis.
sensioi.s, prove themselves unworthy Of So high
a compliment We canno, believe il. The
Wings are counting upon their gains in Virgil
MIA 10 secure The next House Of Representatives
and cripple The Administration, at a lime when
the country is engaged in war. We believe thai
they are destined 10 a bitter appontment-bul
every Democrat Must do his duty il he desires
10 sustain President, whose policy has been IN
strict accordance with The cherished principles oil
Virginia and whose election Virginia did So
much 10 promote We will not believe mat, al
so critical a period, Virginia will strike blow al
her own principles which after violent Struggle
have ,usl been so manfully and successfully es-
tablished hy the present Administration.
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cHRISTlE'S GALVANIC STRENGTHEN


THESE truly beautiful articles are especially ai',
for this peculiar season Of thr year, ~ Pt.',
tive for colds and the long tram Of affections "he
low. They are highly ,rom me- nd-d for many ~ ~
complaints to which females especially are litbr
an efectual means for strengthening thr sjstrm Y
d~biIIated by disrase or other causes; u rrfd'
in constitutional weakness and IN all Affections =
chest the Galvanic Strengthening Plaster "N -,
found 0f great and permanent advantage ing, IL.
made OF various shapes aud patterns, aec"fd"s
peculiar part complaint Tor which they are ~ i,
The sensation caused by wearing them, Is ra'e'''
pleasant and agreeable. .,s,f
For further particulars, see advertisement ~ ~.
pau ofthis paper. Explanatory pamphlets m's
gratis by application 10 the agrntsf"r ms rH ptl
DUVAL & PURCELL, Druggists ll7 Na,n -, IA
mond. Va. Also, for sale IN Wytl-vilir; ~ y 80
II. Spiller. Ma''
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We find the following ao,ice in the Wanen'on

Flag
I'VE are requested by Democrats from The va,
rous counties composing The yin Consfess rnna
District Of Virginia TO announce, that Ma Chas.
Hnn,nn of Fauouer, will be supported as HE
Democratic candidate Tor Congress, in that dis
trict, al The next election"
Mai. Hunlon deserves the cordial support OF
The District, which he would represent with high
credit in Congress.
The Democrats of Fauquier have nominated
for the House OF Delegates James French and
VIM. H. Page, Esqrs. MIR. F. was for several
yeprs in the House OF Delegates, and Mr.. +. ie'
ceived fiaueriug vote for the same station. The
Flag believes that il is in The power of The Demo-
Gratis OF Fauquier 10 elect these gentlemen, aid
makes an earnes, appeal Tor Jealous rally al
the polls.
Messrs. r. Z. Scott and - Rector are the
Wing nominees.
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ICE. For sale IL inches rhicl; by The hG-h
i or smaller quantity al ALIENS,
March 30 Albamhfa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-30
err or RICHH u.
MARINE JOURNAL.

,rgh " aier this lay, Al 81 o'clock, I. NJ.
ARRIVED,
Schr Express, Foxwell, Norfolk.
Schr Faithful, Crowell, Barnsablr.
Schr Frances Fowler, Philadelphia.
SAILED.
Schr John Slull, Teal Philadelphia.
Schr. Providence Kerwan Norfolk.
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NOTICE OF BOOKS
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE ~
u RINK ERR ~ 's % R asts
TUESDAY. NARCK 30.

RoOKsELl.ERS. sTATIoNERs AND bEALLks
IN PIANO FoRTES, MUSIC, Sc
No. 81, Main sttcst.
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NEW GOODS.

The subscriber is now receiving from New
York, Boston, and Philadelphia, beautiful
and well selected assortment OF Dry Goods,
Groceries, Hardware, Cutlery, Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Saddlery, Stationery, Coniection-
ary, Perlumery, Cigars, &c. &c.
AS there was no pains spared in selecting
Goods OF tho latest style and buying them for
Cash entirely, the subscriber is satisfied that
he can sell them as cheap rs they can be had
in Charleston, or any other market in the
State. Persons wishing to buy Goods would
find it to their interest, to call and examine
this stock before purchasing elsewhere.
J. II. SOLOMONS.
Agent for K. SoLoMCNs.
at the store formerly occupied by -. Solo
mons, 3 doors above the Court House.
Sent lJ, 1917 as If
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GOODS! GOORS!!

have just received and am now opening
very large assortment Of every description
Of Goo Is, comprising Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, Cutlery, Saddlcry, Crockcry,
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Carriage Trimmings,
Shoes and Boots, Hats and Caps, Bonncts,
Rcady-made clothing, Cooper's ware and
Carron ware, and variety OF other articles
not to be found in any other store in the place.
The subscriber having laid in his Fall stock
with view to tho purchase Of Cotton during
the Business season, would respectfully cal!
The attention Of The Public to the same He
will give the hghcs, markc: price for cotton
or other country produce in Cash or Brr'cr.
a. J. MOSES.
Sum;crv;llc, Oct. 13, lSi7 If
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PRESER YES.
sIr1':sz'S.
GIN NI.AiiliNti, &C.

We are prepared 10 execute orders to any
extent in the above line, both for ncw work
and reprirs. Oar Gas are no, SURPASSED nv
my made III tic Stale, possessing all The al
vantagcs OF the Falling Bfcas, and Siding
ii!bs. which saves grca; deal in WY oi re-
pairs. We also use he S:ce, I'ia;c Saws,
with teeth set III an atg.c i,l; cauno, possibly
injurc the iinaSt s.apir, wH!l an improvement
rcs"latc the mo;.ilg o: the cotton; our brush
IS constructed on plan, giving at oa.c, the
ai"antngcs Of ghtncss, sr,ag;h AMI force
1!l very ma,".;i II the siccc:.;;u! - :"rat on
.! Gin. We wou.i .ng.;r planters t. cali
4 ou. shop AMI examine lur Themselves,
VIII Is, W. would assure III, piblic taracaiir,
tint they shall have 10 cause 10 cu.nrl n
either .. CIR WORK or py.ccs.
CABINET MAk!NG
We arc also prepared To DO work il thu
Cab:nrt linc-sutll as Be ois:eal5. NTar,l.oycs
SAFES. Book cases, Stands, fab!es, Cuphoar Is,
81. &c. at shor; notice, on liberal terms
HUDSON Il BROTHER
Opposite The Presbyterian cimc!t.
Sumtcrv!le, A.ril22, lSi7. rs ~
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G-JUsE AlsEsaVED.-a

The subscriber Informs his friends and GUS
toners that he has just received by the Ia
test arrivals from the North, the following.
Goods which in addition to his former supply
he will dispose Of al the forrest prices Tor cash.
Fine gold pens, with or without pencil ca
ses: Fine Guns ani Revolving P;s,o.s:
Flutes; Flies and Accordions; Violin and
Guitar strings;
Op,ick Glasses; Fine Pockc; Cutlery; Rod
gers Razor s,rops, Il superior ar:ic!e; Sicc!
Beads and steel bag and purse clasps; Go
thick clocks-cisht day; Pcrcuss on caps;
&c. SC. sc.
FREEMAN IIOYT.
Nov. 30, 1917. 4 If
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ap alas iiab u = NJ !.

The subscriber respectfully informs his
friends AMI the public in general, .h,t he has
fitted out 4 house as a RESTAURANT, oppo-
site Ma;thcson's store, anl between Davis's
Hotel ana Bavds Hotel, where viii be found
Eatablcs OF the hest kind the mrrkct can al
for,l Also, Planted Oystcrs-aIl Of which
will he served up III the best style. The
Bar is furnished with Liquors and Cigars, oi
the best quality.
The subscriber k1.'ing long experience
in the business, hopcs, by s.rict attention, to
merit an elual shire o! public patronage.
JAMES G. M'kENNA.
Cam len, Nov. 3, lSl7. 3 It
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E ppm G'S5
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
SARSAPARILLA AND QUEENS
DELIGITT.

There are few cases of chronic and painful
Rheumatism that will not yield to the infiu-
encc of Sarsapnrilla and, Queens Delight If
duly persevered, especially if taken in con-
junction with Hydr. of Potash, times called
Mercuriat Rheumatism (violent pains in tic
bones, &c.,) resulting from the mercury taken
by patients during severe feyers and otllcr
protracted disease
1t is highly recommended for all diseases
of the skin, chronic as well as recent. One
bottle will, in most instances, effectualy re-
move all pimp'es, postules, or blotchcs on the
face, to which young persons in this climate
are so much subjected to. arising, either from
impurty OF the blood or debility. It. is the
best remedy known iors scrofulous affections,
sores, and breakings out in young children,
and is SAFE and eflicacious in removing entire.
y every trace OF hereditary diseases from the
system III the tenderest infant; in fact in aleu-
| tancous affections It is invaluable. AS gen.
| eral purifier of the blood, and an eradicator of
| all obstinate diseases this preparation will un-
doubtedly take the precedence of all other rc-
nedics. 1t gently operates upon and reg
| u'a;es the bowels, restores TO the blood it's
wonted purity, gives tone to the stomach, and
promotes digestion.
| 1t will eflcctually relieve Erysarelas ercn
| in its worst stages, and all persons suffering
from this distressing complaint are advised to
use it, first SO, but il no marked relief be found
after taking one bottle, it will be necessary
to use the Hydrodatcd Potash with it.
Not wishing to publish certificates as is
done i'll the case Of all quack medicines Of the
day, to effect their sale, and SO force them up-
on the public, the subscriber legs leave to
state that this preparation has been prescribed
and used by number OF Physicians and Plan
tcrs of our city and neighborlood, will, great
success, viz: Dr. II. r. Frost, DR.. w. G.
Ramsay, DIR. Thos. Y. Simmons, DR.. C.. C.
Pritchard, MIR. s. Legarc, Lieut.. Wilson, u.
5. Il. 5, all of this city, DIR. James Stoney,
Beaufort. DIR. J. a. Mayes, Sumter &c.
For the compost OH OF this preparation.
and the Medicinal Properties of the Queens
Delight, Physicians are respectfully rcered to
the 5-h and 9th Nos. Vol i, OF The "Sou,hern
Journal of Medicine and Pharrnacy"N
Price SLIPPER bottle, or So for do She
same preparation as Syrup, is also prera.ed
at 81 per quart to;tle, or S5 per 6 bo,.lec-
Prepared by J. PETER 81. EPlING,
hcnist and Dr"ggist, King-st
Charleston, S. G.
For sale IN Su'a!errilc by The Agcn.,
JOIN l. MILLER, IL d.
GlThe subscriber VIII receive Eerroessla-
boring under any ot the above mentioned dis
eases, even the most hopeless and obstinate
cases, on treatment; or those persons having
unsound negroes, and not wishing TO incur
the expense attendant on such treatment.
and are willing to dispose of them with the
view oi seeing them cured, will find pur-
chaser in the subscriber, who is willing to
give fair price for such.
March 81, 1917. 2o "
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'E'O tiAc Public. and 10 ssuys-
MILL. daSE HIGsS.

The subscriber, having purchased Of W.
B. Elkin Rights 10 Sumter District, of lIo:ch-
kiss Vertical Reaction Whnris for Saw
Mills and other Machinery, ana having tcs.-
ed them fully 10 my satisfaction AMI to the
satisfaction Of all who hive seen them, now
offer them TO the Public. will warrant,
them to double the capacity Of any Mill or
Machinery on any other plan, with one third
less wafer Any persons wishing to purchase
individual rights or wishing the Improvement
made, on very reasonable terms, will apply by
letter to Mcchanicsvlc, Cpost pad) where j,
will be promptly attended Ia,
NJ. l.. SETZER.
July 81, 1877. IS 6.n
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July 81, 1917.
FAMILY GtsOCItis!il>S.

Smoked Salmon Tongues and Beef;
PIcklcd do NIarkcrcl and Tongues.
Sardincs, lobstcrS. anchovics, capcrS, olives,
pickles:
Imitation English and Northern cheese, mac
caroni.
Crushed and loaf sugar; assorted brown do.
Rio and Old lava coffee: supcrfinc hyson
aud gun powder teas; n. Orleans and West
India Mo!asscs; half barrels Northern Flour;
CHAMPAGNE AND LIQUORS.
Baskets champagne, Of superior brands;
Chanpc and other corIials best French
Brandy, vintage 1898; sup. sherry and ma
dcra wnes;' tcncr lie and malaga wines; old
Scotch and monongahela wh;skcy; Jamaica
aud Northern Rum; Holland Gin (vcry old.
o. Peach and Apple Brandy; oh Port wine,
very superior; orgeat, ginger. raspberry, Ic l.
OF and other syrura.
PRE.$ERVES
Yves, Inl.a Preserved ginger; Yves; India
preserved pine Apples; lines, peaches, pir:n,s;
and cherries. Fresh pruncs, curraa;s, ci;rgn
and lemons.
Iesaz's.
Butterfly, Diana. Recal;a, Gold Leaf,
Charleston. Crown Eagle, and various o;hcr
,pp.ovcI bran,ss. Jas: receive !. ani ior sale
by :. b. LEVY.
Camden, S. G., Nov. H. l-l7. 81,
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FteEl E'li.Ex TRAD

TIE, :5:bsci'cr VII, during the Summer,
make extensive additions TO l,s Establish
men, III tho way o! Rno:n, 50 ihlt he will be
prepared ;!I;s Autumn, 10 show lis customers
one otihc largest anl rrhcs: stocks o. DIR y
GOODS IN he Southern country. liw!i
be his intention rs heretofore, TO keep every
article il The Dry Goods Inc. Particular n.
tnn:oa pri,! 20 al! s,,..cs OF Ia DIES RICIf
DRESS GOODS i.ND STA WIS
Oar Frcnt Sales Room will he very mach
enlarged and vii IS heretofore be devote 10
orr Retail Department Rooms in tle rear
will be well stocked with all the leading
styles Of DOMESTIC GOODS, EEP-
SEYS, BLANKETS, OS.NlBURGS
dc. cf'r.
1t will be or cnacaror TO offer TO p.lrchas-
crs one o! til, largest and best stocks in the
CITY, ana at The lowest possible prices
f. ". BANCROFT,
233 King ST. Charleston, S. G..
n. Bin Chambers, over 255 Kngs:reet
we shall, rs usnli, o.iIr to Mcrchants and
others, large stock at Wholesale, at prices
well worthy their attention.
Ju'y I, 1877. 36 If
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NEW FALL GOODS At TUE
CAMDEN BAZAAR.
III. EpIsUGEkEss g. co.

Arc nov receiving from the North, a vnrr
large and splendid assortment of Reasonable
Goods, con;;s,ing in part OF, Cloths, Cassi-
marcs, Slt,in"ta Nc,,ngr, Linens, Sccnr.,
Crava;s ana !Stocks--piain. figured and strip
cd Alpaccas, and other desirable Goods for
ladies' Dresses; Also, q splendid variety Of
Cacocs and Chintzcs, and tn: very hes, and
cheapest assortment OF D!caclied ard Brown
Muslins in the Town.
The above Goods have been selected with
Market, and hlving been purchased on the
most advantageous terms [ior cash, Will be
sold at very small advance on the Nor;hcr''
cost.
Also-A Large Stock 4f
Hardware, Groceries, Begging Rope,
Twino, Boots and Shoes
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a G a r D.
WILLIAM MATHIESSEN

No i31, EaM Bay, Corner cf Quccn-&.
CHARLESTON, S. c.
Fashionable Clothing and Tailoring Er-
Enlistment, and every variety of Gentle
mems Quitting. Goods imported direct from
Europe.
March 10, lai7. 10 #
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Plantation Eos. sale On e.aa.
tisa Greek.

The subscriber oiitrs ior sale his plantation
Oh Rli,n creek, containing aboIt SIX han
drcd acres, ono half OF winch is crArel an !
in good c-drr Tor cultivation. Il is situated
near the amhcn BraDcl, Of The ar
DINA ltaIi Road, ioIr MES IRON Bnvkn's
mills, and the same rom two othcr mills, AMI
twelve RON nm.icn. On the premises IS 4
comfortable dwelling ana all necessary ont
buildings. 1t hrs fine water, and is oi ulnx-
ccp.ion,b!c health. For information by lc;-
ter, address the subscriber at aminn.
ID. NJ IlERIOT.
fcot. 1s. 1S Bin
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FLOOK HERE. g0

eSS The subscriber has just returned from
GlaS the NorlI with a full and well selected
stock Of Cl,OckS, WATCHES, and alI
kind ofI!ENFELRf. Also, PISTOLS, File
CUTLERY, l'ERFUMERY, TOYS ard
hnick fnccserics OF every description.
The above stock is the largest that has
ser hccn offered in Sum;c!vil.c. Has been
selected with great care, and canrot fail to
U,casc
Purchasers may expect to find great bar
gains for Cash
The subscriber returns his grca:fnI ac-
acknowledgements fcr rcs: tavcrs, ar! solicits a
renewal o. patronage.
FREEMAN IIOYT.
Susnte-vilc, Scr;. II, 1917. AZ "
N. B.--Ciccks, Watches, and Jcwelry re-
paired as usual.
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NO ADyANCE.IN SHOES.

1 AS successor to II. Bartlett d. Co., I have
opened at the store formerly occupied by
them, a large and we'll selected assortment
OF Boots and Shoes, which for quantity,
quality and cheapness, can safely DEFY ALL
COMPETITION. Ny stock has been laid i'll at
the manufactures for cash, and notwithsland-
ing the advance with others, can and shall
sell at ohd priceS-give he patronage and
your anticipations shall be realized In part
| offer
GEN1LEMENS
Light calf, goat and kip sewcd and pegged
Boots, at = l-2 to 81.
Heavy water proof scwcd and rcgge'd dc,
at TO SO.
Fine calf scwed and reggsel W. proof Boo;es,
Ii to So.
Fine cali sewcd and res'd do neat do
Ia TO 2 1-2
Stout do and kip scwcd and pcggcd do
S7,o1 al
A lGIioi home made Booccs, to 81 Id
BOYS
Light cali Boots, all sizes, Il, II to 50
do do anil kip Boo;ces, at soc to l-2
do morocco Pumps, at 75 to ! 90
LADIES'
Black and colorcd Cater Boots.
Pumps and Wr!;s, at l 90 to l IS
Black and co'orel Cater Shoes, at 75 to 25
Morocco and KID walking shoes, at IS to -
Seal and leather do do at 75 TO 90
Best Philadelphia Ties and Slippers
al 81 to 90
Morocco AMI leather Tics and Slippers,
at 50 to -
l'runc!ia Ties and Bnskins, at 73 to 90
NiSSES'
Seal, leather AMI morocco Buskins,
q, 81 -2tc 81 IL
4 IL ~ 4
al - to | 0O
prunclla and col'.l .a,nbroon at 81 l-2 to IS
Leather and pump vi, Bootccs, q, 80 10 81 -
CIIILDHEN!S
Bl'k and cold mo. kid Ties and Buskins,
AT 25 To 1)
Leather, seal and morocco at % to 62 l-2
| Black and colo.cd Cater Boots at 80 TO 10
| Infants ki.i Bnn:ccs, n, ?5
J--H3E2S airs men and boy S rus.
set an;i Black Brorans, ii JOG 10 !;
| House servants strip shoes aid tiiak!ns,
| at g! to 81
| Cal:-skins, l.!rlng-sk.!.s, shoe thread and
| all kinds oi shoe makers tools always OH hand
and the best kind.
LARGE tSSORTlIENT or hats.
| Mems Partisan sylc Beaver Hats
black and dr;lb cassmcrc do
I" bird and medium brm do
pear, plated, concy and glazed do
fur, cloth, velvet ana glazed caps
! Boys do do do do do
| Childrcn's fancy cloth and velvet do
ALso--AIcns and boys rountl and square
top Hats, very low, either at retail or ly the
| dozen.
| BO.SNEI'S.
| Ladies and misses lc!liorn, tuscan and rice,
china ana cohur:. braid, lawn, black boml'a-
zinc, rutland, English straw, co!orei lawl,,
silk and alpac;,, plain and figured willow, &c.
in all lhe:r varieties and shapes, al rr.ccs,
| that canno, he beat
| Holding To ;hc Cash System, my mot O
shall he "tlnic!.; Sales and smiH proifs,' ask
mg nolc ;opay al extra price TO make UP
for the losses sustained by the credit system
| ISRenc:n;cr all shoes over 80 cts arc
warranted. anI IN every instance rips repaired
without thfr.2. B,os and Shoes maize to
"ricr, and ls,l-:'ol,n., ani ,nondng cxocn;cd
WI! dispatch. &. w. Ul.NEY
Opposite IL: Ban. Of Camden.
ia. BUaE, who lls been in ch7r-e o; tho
alcsSrs. Bartlcits business III his place
SINCE 1911, respectfully informs Their ciis:o
mrrs, and hs trends generally, that having
the sol" con llr;ioH o. HE above concern, iol
4 \
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GEORGIA FEATNS,
EACrSCYs. Blankets. .&c.

III" Subscriber will he prepared 10
supply Planters nnh others, with any
qnnntiiy "f GEORGIA PLAINS, this
season. Owing To The barge demand
last season, he wns nnnl'le /" supply all
that were wanted. He has made ar.
Engagements Tor u full supply aud can
VIII, c"niih"nc" say, thai they arc ,he
best article f"r lhr price a, which they
are. sold, ever altered to Planters fuy
servants wear.
ALSO
a full assortment nf all the lcatlina
Styles "f KERSEYS. PLAINS, AND
BLANKETS. Dr.. whirinrc offered al
prices well worthy the attention Of puT,
r.. w. BANCROFT,
253 kjng.St Charleston, S. C.
July 7. ISi7. 35 ,f
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BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS.
CARPET BAGS AND VtyJ(.E%

The subscriber is now receiving ls; lal
and water stock OF Boots, Shoes, Trunks,
g. selected from the bcs. manufacturers in
the country, which he offers at very low ir.-
ccS .or cash lis stock consists, in plr;, Us
follows, w.
Gcatl"!ncn's iHc pump ana wcltca Boots
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BOSN-EY'S.

ia. BURR, who hls bee. in charge o: the
alcsSrs. iiarilcit's business in his place,
slncc ISL, respectfully INFORMS Their c;is:o-
mrrs, and his trends generally, that hlrinI
tn" sol" con l;ir;oa o. HE above coaccrll, for
Mr. q. W. O!ncy, he hopes by attention and
assi!u!.y, TO merit a continuance o! patronage.
Can.cn, Ocl. l3, lS47. 80 Il
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do do and common Waterproof:
Boots
do d. Opera Boots
do Dc nrd'romtnon raggc;! Bao:s
90 40 do 10 Eoc,ucS
do do " ;cr.vroof do 10
do do Ag!i. Shoes AMI Boo;ccs
DO Heavy Oregon Boo $
do C.d'h an l. s:.ug q ,;c:s
do TO Congress Eoo;s
Ladies co.orcI silk Caters
do Linen ANA black Lasting Caters
do I.a5,u: Congress- Boots
do white k.d and Satin Slips
do b!ac! KID Slips and Ties
do do do Caters
do Go do BLskin Ties
90 do no morocco walking .l,ocs
do do Lasting Iips
NJ sscs' black ilorocco Polka Eoo.s
do bronze, u.oro:cn acc do
do do AMI cO!crcd morocco D!iskn
Ties
do school shoes and boots
do k,i s.ps and Ties
do Indian Rubber shoes
Boys fine cali pcsgcd Boots
do do do do Bootccs
do DO do do and sewc,l Boots
do Kip sewcJ ana pcrgcd do
Together with great variety OF Childrcn's
Shoes
-ALSO-
Fine Tr"rcNing Ir"nhs, Carpet Bags, Va
i'ccE, Sct'mi and Nurw Sa'ch"lS, common
IrnntS, liens and EOYs .Gne Cioth unA SIR
CuiS, Infan'S .5iH Icirct CGjS.
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CHT Skins, Sole .;m vpfc. I.caticr, Rand
and NHncsS Ic0iher, i'mcm I.cg,hcr, Timing
and EiHiMg Sims, CaU Skins far S!Ilcs,
B!nch .Hor0cco !Sii,S, Shoe 7T,sad, Inchs,
SIC. Jc.
GEORGE ALDEN.
Camden, Oct. 13, 1917. 80 ii
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REMOVAL
CHARLE E.STOW STORE.
OF THE

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DICKSON g. LATTA would respectful
ly inform their friends and customers that they
have removed from Their old stand to their
new Brick Store above the Camden Bank,
and have on hand, and are receiving constant
ly, new and full assortment of choice and
select Groceries, which they offer FOR
CASH, at q small advance on Charleston
prices
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Cundt dnd ". Carolina Flour,
Fresh e:r0s.Rsel.
Canal Flour, "EXtra," in barrels and l-2 bis.
North Carolina -Four, from new wheat
Canal Flour. Just received ty
DICKSON g. LATTA,
door North Camden Bank:
Fresh Esais6Eas and Ieruncs,
Figs, &C.
Boyc; Layer Ralsns
30 prunc:, in fancy boxes
20 drums Turkey Figs, i'll prime order
bale soil shell Almonds
100 lbs. selected candies.
Sol:, butter, and variety OF other crack
e"s. DICKSON g. I.ATTA.
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RsacORa and Gard.

North Carolina Bacon
Leaf Lard, in barrel and kegs for sale by
DICKSON a. LATTA.
Camden, S. G.. Sept 90, 1917.
ssapsls, &c. &ce
cask Reynolds Hams
l Lncock's do
Smoked Beet, choice pieces
Bologna Sausage, fresh. Just received by
HlCkSON g. LATTA.
Na0cisa :anss2 etRts .D.aya Coffee,
Teas, Chocolate, Cocoa, best and coniinoM
loa!, crashed, clarified and Havana, and brown
Sugars. Alao-All kinds OF Spices, whole
and ground,
DICKSON g. LATTA.