The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, December 18, 1890, Image 3
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I). (J. KIRK LEY, Proprietor.
THURSDAY. DEC, IS, 1S90.
Cmr.'WR Cotton Market
Corj?'ft? cl ' > liuum Pros., Thursday
m??rn:n:r. D cember, 1Stl>, 1SD(?.
D man-1 ?f>"d,
? Si i.-t Mi'Mliiujos 9 18
Mid !!:?_ *. 9 7 8.
Any one wnnMrgr Christmas (toorU, ?0
to Mrs S. Twee.'.
It You Wish to See
Fit'tv pi ce of i'lfpint Mack d-os?
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r? () !s oj :iii < r <lf,s ? to ua ou u
.
This s our poln*.
I cy. vcr A
Mr. Samuel lord, of (P nr!i.stnn.
Ins lifers appointed Iletv iver, nodi
M:.j .bo! in F. G?*noru! Alalia-j
gtt-ef the 30 s It-til lUvul.
Jfew Yoik 1'aijic Prices.
One tinma n d \ards Just re-1
reived Two t; dive pi?*c*-s colored'
J) ess Silks of ev< ry shale iiungir.a- j
lie ut fi'ty cents per yard
It yon want to see a real good i
bla< k Sill:, at our business place you
can fiiid it. . 1 ?auii Fkos.
lime Extended.
Tlie jo'nt resolution extending thej
time lor tiie pay men' of tnxes with- j
out t! c penalty until February 1st j
Itk nasscd both the House and lite
Senate and it only remains for it to
lie ratififtt and will be signed by the j
Governor as soon as it readies him.
The State olHc-. rs bold that the pas-j
sage of the joint resolution is practi-j
e*lly a law, and the County Treasurc:s
will continno t-.? receive taxesi
without penalty.
Don't Xcddle.
Viddli: g with tor.r neigLd orb' bosiness
does not pay, Neighbor. Lowprices
does tl.e work, quietly and
faitl fuliv. Our City like establish
nit ut is more crowded ;rotn morning
ii td e ening than ever before, all on
account of a oi r asso:t ent in every
line and low orces. Tli nk of it! i
Bleached cloth three cents per yard, j
'Our place is where you can tind any I
Cliristmas Present. If you are vu>rried
about what to get, walk in our
Furniture Department, and ton will
go away satisfied; and do not forget
that Bov's Siit at ninety five cents.
* Halm Bros.
Opera House Store.
Asam'elotof Fine Bohemian Moss
ai d other sty)- s fine Vases.
1 * ' T!'cmi6
Also, a joi oi noi.-,
Figures, Toy Tea .Sets. Do! s. China
< nps and Muicer , ami China Ma'es.
Fruit Saucers and Bowls, bought lb
j er cent. below vuluc, and we wi 1
give you the benefit of the discount.
J. C. Man
Accidant cn tbe 3C?s.
As the down freight train on the
JlC's Ilail ltoad wa- about a mile
from Cannier, on Friday evening,
6evtrul of the cars left the track,
caused probably by the ^reading of
the rails. Mr. E. b. Phelps, braken
an. jumped out, (or was thrown out)
rgninst the einb.ir.kineDt. and received
a seve:e though not d ngerour
wound on the head and face,
No ether persons wore injured. We j
understand the extent of the damage I
to the cars was not very great.
Trains were ruuning ai. usual Saturday
cven'ng.
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American Legion ci mmw.
At a regular meeting of Adams
Council No. 910, American Legion
of Honor, held on Wednesday evening.
10th instant, the following
oOicere were elected to serve the ensuing
year:
David Wolfe, Commander.
A. W. Bnrnet, Vice Commander.!
S. M. W lacn, Orator.
I. II Alexander, Secretary.
I). C Kirkley, Collector.
G. G Alexander, Treasurer.
Rev. J. M. Stouev, Chaplain.
W. Geisenheimer, Guide.
M. Tobias, Warden.
T, K. M?this, Sentinel,
J. T. Hay, J. 11, Steed man, and !
S. M. Rosenl-erger, Trustees.
Death of tfr. James T. Walling
The body of Mr. James T. Walling
was brought over from Columbia and
was buried in the family enclosure
on Monday last. Mr Waling was a
native of Camden, being the son of j
the lute Mr. J. I). Wahing, who was'
so long suid favorably known as the j
Stct'ou Master on the South Caro-1
lina Railway at this place. Jimtnje:
Walling always bore tuc reputation |
pf being a good boy?upright, lion- j
est, industrious and kind. He married
a Miss Farmer, who was also
formerly a resident of this place.
He leaves a wife and two children
and two sisters, Mrs. A. C. Brown
and a younger sister, to whom we
extend our sympathies in their nnlimely
loss.
From the Columbin correspondence
of the Charleston World of Monday
we clip the following accouut of Mr,
falling's sad death.
The body of late Conductor J. T.
Walling, killed near Newbsrry yesterday
in a wreck, waB brought home to
his wife here to-day. It was horribly
mutilated, the features be'ng unrecognizable.
H'S body will be
t?kep to his native home, in Camden,
to.morrow, for interment. Mr. Wal1
rg vas not employed by the road.
Li t i?y the construction company.
He was 28 years old, formerly a
se. t on master, 1 ridge keeper and
trnin L. nd on the 5-outh Carol-pa
lafroad. ^nrthej- p -lticulars of tlje
tccidcD" says the tr. n wa9 running
four mi'es ? n hour, at the terminus
of'.! e line, when t ie track spread.
The c r eareened. ?11 did not go
down the < mbank i ent. W..iling
*\nt to .ump. but h'8 foot o ught
and lfly pieoel of iron crash d on
toj of) injf
i
"k'hv i.egasijihne.
Tim two I;rai>c-ii?*s ?:f the Contra!
: \.ss?-ii.M;? ujit iiik t'? jajs'.i i usini'Sh
| with a -im. eapeeiahv s-; tme ti?o hal
;! tin*.: f. r Uuiieii St N s Senator *\fi;
j ?_'?>lfce!i lit of. i ni'ic y< t. rem.tin
, many in.|Mir: ant un so>i:rt> to he .".et?
j upon, hut the alneiitv w ii.ii ivh c!i cm
j latorh inaiceril ;i jjri^it. (h.:i! i" li
he f5cei)inp!i?ijc*'i he IV* re r.ojennnnoi-i
'! licre seems tv> be :i ?liF|?*#s?iliors >.the
part of some to criticise i:u.r.
clo.si !)' timii tis'ia t lie net inns of t-u
mti se*-t. l < ?.ri*<l lure. 1'os-ihiv, iiii'lt
I:lit* cir tniiMunec-'. more m.i\ In* ex
pu'lrii i.l'it. I hit, p. riilips it Went
he wi i! to w.*i t ami aOc what is Jot c
huh ire cr:!:s ne to > KOnle.v.
()*i Sittmlnv Senator ifftpijl ititroiluee
i In liic S.'in te a hi!! to < n .
Vi\vr lilC 'J'.iV IM?ir > 'I'T'I ill)!:
id! si.i*i fi> jmj'I oSii'M'.s v 5i
?riif?i!'v ai r-> prevent iyncijiu^.:im!
o: li. r <>f \ ? .
i ^crialor jl-'t-iz" niio'luccd i? I
to r 7. til" University ??f Knii'i
Carolina. It proposes raJicul tiiaii^os
i:i the- or>pin in o ihe Univcrsili.
in accord with the vie ws of G ?vc-riu r
Ti!:ia::P, elncitijr the nnmber o!
j-ro"tss'>rs, nbolishinfj ?o;u?.i of t! !
schools and reducing t-jC number o' I
t'listrCs to nine.
The* hili introduced bvMr.Mn.se
' v'o rngnlfito the granting of divorces,
was ki led. Ais'i the bill t:xl>oli:!i
the ofliie oT supervise! of
regUtrnlion and r -quire the Auditors
t perform flic <1.sties of sa d office.
Mr. Kirkhmd introduced "si hill
* r ?i... m
!'? provide a ^nisry ;ur i n- \vien\ u;
Court of Kershaw County in lieu of
fees now parable by County."'
\A hill to provide for the lcv\
and collection of a tax of two iai! *
on the do! nr In each school district
in this SJate for the support of tbt
pn 1 c schools therein.
A hi 1 to incorporate the city of
CauicL-a las passed the lower house.
FOR DYSPFPSIA,
Iadijjortion. i-.nd Stomach disor?!?nt 023
BltOWSd IRON BITTRPS,
AH dealers keep it. Si per bottle, 0 ermine bus
t.udc-wuxtc und trwscJ i?d Liuc3 on u rapper.
FOR SALE
On the first Monday in January,
1891. ti nt v-Juntile property, known)
as "i!liUbank,' ( n.: tnile n.athca.st ofj
the town of Camden, and bonndod
on th? east bv the Kactorv Pond,
will be sold at auction bif-te tun
Oonrt < louse in ' an.den. I lie pro
p?rty embraces about 30 neves ol'j
land with residence and outhouses;
ihereon. With the premises will lie!
Conveyed the right :o bring suit forj
the recovery of so much of the land ;
as is occupied as a rght of way by!
tiie Charh s on, Co ciunuti and Chiongo
K-dIro.nl.
Terms of ^.alc :?One-fourth cash,
and balu ce in on", two find three |
years, with interest from day of sale, J
to be secured by mortgage of proiui-j
ses, si.d neaignnaerit. of pol c ics of j
insurance open buildings. I'lnchascr j
10 pay for papers. For information,
apply to
W. D. 'IK A NTH Or,
Attorney.
Doc. 10 80 til
MSTEfTSSlLL
South Carolina?Kershaw County j
J. T. Hay, 1 Mortgage
vo. [ of %
Sarah J. Pnrnes, j Real Kstate
it. al. J
Under an 1 by virtnc of a Decree
of Foreclosure in this case, I will
*ell at public outcry, before the Court
tlcupc in Camden, within the legal
hours of rale, on the first Monday in
January next,
A'1 than piece, parcel or fact of
laud, lying, being and situate hi Ker.
s' r.iy County, n ilie State afores:,i.I,
on the waters of Granny's Quarter
Cr???dr. cohta'niner Kiirht Hu'dred
t?00) acres, mere or less, adjoining
lands of X. J. MePowe 1, of Estate
o' John lb Slicklc, of Samuel Young,
Jacob Alexander, of Estate of Dr.
John Milling, of Levi Kirkland, L.
L. Clyburo and others.
Tehms of S.ale?One-third cash,
balance in one and two years, with
interest fr tn day of sa'c, payable
annually. Purchasers to pay for
papers.
EDWARD M. BOYKIV,
Master for Kershaw County.
Dec. l^'3t.
TOVYN TAX HOTIGL
The office of Lhe Recorder will
be open from the 1st day of January!
to the 2Uth day of Jmury, Jc'Oi,
inclusive, for reccivinff returns of all
Real Ketnta and Personal Prop-.rty
for Taxation,
J. L. Ekasingto v,
Recorder.
Dec. d-4t.
WE AREJ?EADY!
misef THE BEJuJL I
BEAT THE DRUM.
TOOT THE HORN!
LET THE CROWD GOME IN i
And Tfllie ft Ls:ok at
Pur Map'M Holiday StocL
On every |>o:nt it will heat anytliinp;
eve r slown in this City. Tim
Qua itv, L^tyla and Trices are just
what will su't )?u, and the assortment
is 1 irgfc.
'I he performance lias commenced,
and people are already carrying
awav Bargains in all varieties oi Holiday
G >o?ls,
We are waiting to please you with
gratifying bargains.
Come and see thcni, at the old
stand of
| Dr. P, L.MMP.
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THIS
I VITHI7 WJV WF I
10 liili IIHi kllli Jill li I
AYK always try to make things attractive, but wo do it in
a quiet way. Yet we lutvo kept moving onward and upward
until we have now filled
FIVE FLOORS JAM UP,
(without counting our AYa rehouses) with Goods, and now
Mud that we have not yet room enough.
It is because we buy from first class Houses in large
quantities for Cash, which enables us to sell our Goods at
City prices, and keeps our business in a steadily growing
condition.
We do not try to compete against our neighbors at home,
? i j s 11 11 . 1 ..1 _ ! !. . _ j
I>ut 1<> 1 !ic contrary, wc wisn mem an wen; our. n i.s ugamsr
the big magnates in tlm large Cities \vc try to compete, and
why not t Wc buy where they buy, and wc have ihe same
advantages the Sterns, tho Alhuans and ofhcrsof New York
City have. We do not mind Charleston and Columbia.?
We can keep at par with them without much trouble.
We have succeeded in building up a business that is a
pride to Camden?it is the largest in the lip-country, never
mind where you go. five floors packed full with Goods,
and tho Rail Roads and Express brings them in every day.
Always new Goods at lowest market prices.
We employ twelve Clerks, and never dismiss one during
the Summer season, for wo find employment for them the
whole year through.
You can find at our place of business anything you wish
from a cured Hog to a live Mule?from a Homespun Dress
to a Silk one?from Kitchen to Parlor furniture?from a
Needle loan Anvil. Wc sell them cheap for cash and on
credit to all who arc deserving. All can trade with us.
It is impossible for us to enumerate the lines in our different
departments. We have not the time or space, for if
wo were to attempt it, we would have to charter the whole
paper, and this would he unfair to our neighbors.
Vv/mh- /;ni> l.-nmv?4 It A IT AT TIROS* . V!i!' Mil -find
all you need at City prices, in a City-like Store. When
strangers enter our Store, they are simply astonished to find
an establishment in Camden v.lierc you have such an excellent
and varied Stock to select from, consisting of
Dflf fioofk niifl Ootliiiicf
1/1J UWUD U1M WULlllllg,
Hat? and ?afs,
MEMS', LADIES', Hi CHILDBENS' SHOES,
ISLAM'IiETS AMD CARPETS,
mMMXM MM?EEMMM?
LIMA'S, DAMASKS AND TOWELS.
or
Crockei'y and Glass Ware,
FDB'iTUEE TO COMPARE WITS AM CITY.
WAGONS BUGGIES,
Head 0 arts & Harness.
Aiul don't forget, if you wish to see a real
WHOLESALE ESTABLISHMENT,
BAUjVI BROS,' is the place to see it. "We have over fifty
packages of Goods in Bales and Cases not opened, all foi
Wholesale trade.
tYG, ?, rkf mv Inn/I a nf Onnda. nnd wo. se.ll t.linin fnn Wr
arc prepared to serve every body at Oily prices.
Conic soon and be served, and we can show you
Blenched Goods at Three Cents per Yard I
Just think of it, Three Cents per raid for Bleached Goods !
Xo other House in the world offers such a bargain; and
A Boy's ?uit for Ninety-Five Cents!
Think of it! Come and sec us?ONE AND ALL.
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X.
tcjf..-V-JS*-,-ittda
! Ul hPM HHP $ QlHa Q " \
SL.Hwfi UsiSDiJCS vjy[ns^a
|-10 inch Silk Finish. Henriettas, onlv 07 i-2v\ worth ?jf> 1.275
i-lO " " " *' * ' 00c. " 1.C0
139 " " All Wool " " 82 i-2c. " 95
30 " " " " " 50c " CO
39 " Asst. Stripe u " 95/. " 1.15
39 " " " " 07 l-2e. " 75
28- " Blk. All Wool Tricot, " 33 l-3c. . " 50
30 " Striped Henrietta, " 40c. " 50
Pull line colored Alpaccas, Henriettas, Serges, Tricots,
&c. from 10c. to ?1.00.
To Arrive This Week,
r
Large assortment of Alliance Dress Ginghams, only S l-3c
fMMS :??? jjmim,
Black anil Colors. Walking Jackets, the latest style Silk
PuiT Sleeves. Xewmarkets, Szc.
ISTlic above for Misses and Children.
A* "
Don't think of buying these Goods until our Stock is
carcfully inspected.
The osly Iiousc in Camden where a full line of
Can be shown. 25 Rolls of Hemp, Ingrain, Tapestry am
Body Brussels. Also, 3-ply Carpets. '
Rugs ! Rugs S Rugs!
In endless variety?Tapestry, Smyrna and Moquett.es?al
prices from 50 cents to ?10.00. Just the thing for Wed
ding and Holiday Presents.
O v
Bis? Line Blankets
c3?
And Comforts, from ?1.00 per pair to ?8.50.
Our Ladies' and Cbildrens'
CUSTOM SHOES
Arc unequalled for style, vfcar and finish.
i
Lkien Handkerchiefs
And Towels?imported direct before the McKinley tarit
' went into effect, and beyond dispute at least 25 percent les
than you can buy in this market.
All Linen Hemstitched Ladies' Handkerchiefs only 1<
cents?cheap at 15 cents.
An inspection is all we ask.
P. T. Yillepigue,
Proprietor,
i f5 fl TT1??/!'J VI'. I.. Dsuelat! bboco aro
L>iS.'J I iUM wnrrnntcd. and every pair
Ima lii.s nnuie nud price mumped on bottom.
W, L^Ol^LAS
^3 SHOE GENTLEMEN.
and l.r.cod Waterproof (.rain.
The 'vi'.iriiiK qiiauurj er mi* snoo
cannot thnn l>y the strong cudorso.
niciiUof Its constant wearers. \
. Sr".00 (l<'niiln^hi|J-"<,>y?<l. nu elegant and ^
; ZI stylish dress^^^l'lcu commends itself. \
1 : S 1.00 llunil-Hfwrd^Hk^ A flue calf Mioo
^ uucquallod for stvlew^B^ratdllty.
I $0.50 finodycar Welt Is fWBjtaudurd dross
tip .shoe, at a popnlur price.
, $0.50 l'olieeinnn'w Mioe Iscspcclanymdaptod
1 O for rallroail men, farmers, etc.
All inado In Congress, button and Laco. .
SHOES ladies.
j liavo been most favorably received since introduced
I | and the roeont Improvements mako tbcm suporlor
' to any shoes sold at these prices.
Auk your Dealer, and If lie cannot supply you send
direct to factory enclosing advertised price, or a
1 postal for order bl an Its.
W. L. VOUULAS, Brockton, DIum.
II1RSCR BROS., Agents.
New Arrivals
OF
Millinery Oroods!
1st Stylish Hats,
THE PRETTIEST PLUSES,
Ani a Largo and Attractivo ?to k of ^
'k
Can Now be Found at
is, 1.8. WALKER'S,
Wuo will take great pleasure in show*
ing them. The ladies and the public
generally are most cordially invited
to call and inspect toy lino of Millinery
Goods, which is replete in every
particular.
Prices marked down.
Mm. T. V, WALKER.
IFGMTuye
Without Eating,
And If You Willit
, A BARGAIN
TRY ME,
And I will convince you that I have
the beat "ami cheapest
GBOGEBIES
As well as TIN WARE. X a'so
have ?i o<l cheap CIGARS hnd TO*
BACCO. forget the placo
JOSEPH GOOD ALE.
"OLDliOKwhIskey CO..
SUCCESSORS TO;
JOSEPH WILLIAMS.1;
Wholesale an.l Detail Dealers iii
, olo um
PURE COPPER DISTILLED
f MM ail BRANDIES,
PANTHER CREEK, N. C.
ORDERS SOLICITED AND 'PRQMPTLY
JEPXTLmTJISTZ.
fi*b2T-ly
! FURNITURE!
FURNITURE
w. Fo Mm
WHOLESALE HID RETAIL
359,361,363 UPPER FLOORS,
MAIN [TORE ?65 KING STREET,
CHARLESTON, 8. C:
WE CARRY A FULL LINE,
FROM THE COSTLIEST TO
TIIE CHEAPEST, AND ORDER
DIRECT FROM THE FACTO*
RIES. Feb 13- ^
CEISENHEIiVIER'S OAR.
m HAVE REMOVED MY ES.
J? TABLISHMENT to the store
two doors above the old market,
whero I have opened a
T TTT-DdT riT.ASC! EAT?
J. lAbW* uu^ww
I keep constantly on band the finest
S qualities of
WINES.
LIQUORS,
CIGARS,
^ and TOBACCO.
Be sure and call on me if you want Bom*
thing nice.
A. D. KENNEDY
HARDWARE! HARDWARE I
flgPKCIAL ATTENTION PAID
> to this I ranch of business.
ALSO CARRIES FULL LIXE
General Merchandise,
if!! f IS | UcuiaK
' ^^Atiant?, >!&. Uffl'u IWJi \\blichki?