The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, December 12, 1889, Image 1
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VOL. XLVIII. CAMDEN, S. C., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12,1SS9. >
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THE CAMDEN JOURNAL,
Published every Thursday
By D. C. KIRKLEY.
~SU?SCRlpTIO.\, $l7oO TYEAR- I
Entered at the Camden Post Office as '
Second Class Mail Matter.
THURSDAY. DEC. 12. 1SS9. !
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LOCAL ITEMS.
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' OaF It would be doing us quite a j
favor if those of our Subscribers icho (
are in arrears would settle their little ^
accounts, as we have obligations to
meet.
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r>nldren Eniov.
The pleasant flavor, gentle action
and soothing efTects of Svrnp of
Figs, when in need of a laxative
and if the father or mother be cos- (
^ tive or bilious the most gratifying [
results follow its use, so that it is (
the best family remedy known and (
every family should have a bottle. (
New Crop Nuts. f
Almonds, Butter Nuts, English '
Wv XVa nuts. Pecans, and Filberts, at
W. J. Jones'. .
p Consumption Surely Cured.
To Tbk edttok?Please inform your reader
that I have a positive remedy for the above
named d l9ease. By its timely use thousands of
hopeless cases have been already cured. I shall (
be glad to send two bottles of my remedy fkbk
to any of your readers who hav6 consumption if
they will send me their express and post office
address. Respectfully,
T. A. SLOCUM, M. C., 1S1 Pearl St.. New York.
Masonic Election.
At a meeting of Kershaw Lodge
No. 29, A.*. F.\ M.-., held on Tues- <]
day evening 3rd inst, the following
v officers were elected for the ensuing
year:
.M. S. Bamberg, ?W. M ; J. Mc
Pmyrl. S. W.; John Glass J. W.; Jas.
I. Yillepigue, T.; Juo. K. Goodale, S
Death of a Little Child.
"We deeply sympathise with Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Nicholson in the
death of their little child, Una, which
occurred on Saturday last Una was
a sweet little girl, about two years
and six months^old. It seems bard c
to part with the dear little ones, but
U is God's will, and oh, how com_.forting
to know that they are forWest,
"fw-of mrch ia W+tr Kmjdorp
of Heaven."
Lecture on China.
Gen. Kennedy will deliver a Lecture
ou China, at the Opera House
on Monday evening 16th inst., for
the benefit of the Sewing Society of
the Presbyterian church. Music will
be furnished for tho occasion by some ,
of the finest lady performers. Also j
lunch will be served. Admission 25 :
cents. '
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Death of a Good Weman.
Mrs Itebecca Mcf.ain, wife of our
popular barber, Goorgo McLain, (
died at her home in Camden on Mon- I
day morning. 2nd inst. She was ;
about 40 years of age, was a consistent
member of the colored M. E.
Church, and was well liked by nil
who knew her, both white nnd 1
colored. She wa3 the mother of 12 '
children, the youngest one being a
babe only a few days old <
The Conference Reception Committee. '
Too raucli praise cnuuot be be- ^
stowed upon ihe young gentlemen
composing tliis coinraitt.ee, consisting
of Messrs. Frank M. Zemp, J. )
E, Vuughan, N. T. Purdy, W. J. j
Jones and E. C. Zerap, who worked i
unceasingly night and day in receiving
and assigning tlio clergy and ,
lay delegates fo their repective ^
homes Their hearts were in tiieir ;
work, they did t well, and deserve j *
great credit for their energy and J
good judgement It was our inten-1
tion to have made mention of this
in our last issue, but it was in- '
advertently omitted.
Personal.
Mr. J. T. Ilay. of the Camden
Bar, was in attendance at the!
" 41.5c i
supreme wjui t iu w/taiuvMi v?i?^i
week.
Gen. Kennedy may now be found
during office hours in his law office
on Law Range, over the Treasurer's!
office,
Col. L. C. Hough of Westvillc
was in town on Saturday.
Brevities.
Fresh Dates at W. J. Jones'.
King's Quick-Shot Powder at J.
J. Watkiu's,
A new lot of those Fancy Smoked i
Shoulders, 7^ cents, just received at
Arthur's.
Cranberry Sauce, 12 cents, at "W.
J. Jones'.
* King's Quick-Shot Powder, at J.
J. Watkin's.
Dried Figs, 12A cents, at W. J.
Jones'.
Those of onr subscribers who
notice the X mark on their paper
l- will know that the time is out, and
we wou'd request that they come in
settle.
t Xow is a good time to subscribe
, w the Camdex Journal.
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Death of Mrs. Nettles.
Mrs. Ann Nettles, relict of the late
Mr. Jesse 8. Nettles, died at the
residence of her son, Mr. Edward S.
Nettle?. in Kirk wood, on 8 a turd a j
las', in her eighty-first year. Her
funeral was preached at the baptist
Church by Rev. P. V. bo mar on
Sunday rooming, and was attended
by a large concourse of relatives and
friends. Mrs. Nettles was one of
the oldest members of the Camden
Baptist church, having been baptised
in 1856. and she died as she had
lived, a truly consistent and demoted
Christian woman, and with a
rull assurance of a glorious resurrtciion.
'-Blessed are the dead who
die in the Lord." To the large circle
yf relatives and friends we extend
>ur sympathies.
Our American Cousin
"Was so handsomely rendered last
Tuesday evening by the aniatcrus of
Jamden, it has beea decided to re)eat
the performance on Friday
evening December 20th at the
Jpera liaise. Reserved Seats, 35,
:ents. General Admission 25 cents.
FHE GREATEST HOLIDAY
IN 1800 YEARS.OF XMASI
THE
PICK OF SANTA'S PACK
DF PRESENTS IS
HERE PRESENTED
TO THE PUBLIC.
SOMETHING FOlt
EVERY':] EVERY
PURSE. PERSON.
SOMETHING FOR
die Penny, Tlie Mother, *
The 1)1 the, The Father,
The Quarter, The Lover,
The Half, The Girl,
And the The Bov and
BIG $. The' Baby. |
SOMETHING FOR YOU !
>oinetliing to Suit 1'iverv one's Stocking,
and Strain Nobody's Purse.
Our Store is Stacked
With Big At Big
Hearted Hearted
Bargains. Prices.
Compared with our Stock all other
Jtocks are
"As moonlight unto sunlight,
Or us water unto wine."
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'RICES ARE BUTCHERED TO MAKE
A Christmas Holiday at j
Ol F, L. ZEMP'S.
1I7AXTED?A POSITION AS liOOK>Y
KEEPKB, by young Englishman,
ige 2G, of good und moral character, well
ersed in Accounts and thoroughly ]>osted
n the routine of the Counting-House; 8
( ears experience in Single and Double Eu;ry.
Quick at figures. At liberty middle
)f January. Address A. J. SMITH,
Mayesvillc, S. C.
Master's Sale5octh
Carolina ^ Court of Com
Kershaw County ^ raon i'JcasTravis
A Moore, Pltff, vs. Louisa
Wilson, ami Henry Wilson her
husband, Deft's.
obcdieuce lo a decretal order
ifci dated September 14th, 1S89, I
iviil offer for sale at public outcry
jefore the Court House at Camden,
3. C., on the FIRST MONDAY IN
TANUA11Y 1S91I.
Certain Town Lot9 in the Town of
daraden, situated, lying and being
>n the North-East corner o f Broad
ind York Streets, now the residence
uul shop of the said Louisa Wilson
md her husband, Henry Wilson,
Defendants in this case.
Terms of Sale :?One half cash,
ind the balance on a credit of one
icar, with interest on the whole
imount, payable annually from the
lay of sale, and secured by bond of
:hc purchaser and mortgage of the
premises sold. 1'urcbnser to pay for
papers
EDWARD M.BDYXIX,
. Master.
Dec. 12-3t.
UI1AIIUN.
.S'o'f/t Carolina?Kershaw County.
Uy J. T. Jlicklc. Judge Prolate.
Where 13, Cora M. Arrunts made
suit to me, to grant her Letters r>?
Administration of the Estate of and
effects of Thomas 11. Arrants
There are therefore to cite and aduaon
sh all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said Ti ornas H.
Arranta, deceased, that they be and
appear, before me, in the Court of
Probate, to be held at Camden on
December 31st, 18 S3, next, after
publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in
the forenoon, to show cause, if any
they have, why the said Administration
sit mi l not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 10th
day of December A. D., 188!).
FICKLE,
Judge of Probate.
Pec? 12-21.
A~ D. KENNEDY,
HARDWARE! HARDWARE!
{SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID
to this branch of business.
ALSO CARRIES FULL 'LINE
General Merchandise.
I AM;' herei
Where? At "Clyburn's I'.lock"
next Noith of Mr. John MeSmyrPs
My business is to
REPAIR TINWARE.
With an experience of more than
15 years, I fee! that I can give satisfaction
in the quality of my work,
and the prices I'll guarantee will
suit you. Will be much obliged to
you for your patronage.
JOS. GOODALE.
Dec 5?11. .
Money to Loan,
On Improved Farms.
T?or further information apply to
I JUI1.\ J>. I'.AU.UI'JII Oi
Koom 7,Central National Bank Building,
P. 0. Box 288. Columbia, S. (J.
Oct. 81-lm.
PURE LARD-FINE FLOURr
[My Trade Mark.]
NEVER before in the years that I liave
done business in Camden, have I offered
to this community as complete a
Stock of
FINE GROCERIES
As is now exhibited in my store. A careful
study of the wants of the public, an d
an abiding fnilh in their appreciation of
QUALITY
Has not lead mo into any miscalculations
as to tho success of my enterprise.
In these days of adulteration and fraud,
it would bo well for every purchaser to enquire
into tho quality of i lie di tie rent food
products offered forsale. It is not hard to
learn it you give it proper attention, and
your Grocer, if ho knows anything .about
li s business, should be able to give you all
tho information you desire.
But do not make tho mistake to supposo
that you "know it nil," because you have
rcail a paragraph here and there iu the newspapers.
All Butter is not oleoinargerine; all Sugar
is not glucose; all Lard is not cotton
seed oil, tallow, starch and alum; but there
is a good deal of it "built that way;" and
in a great many cases the seller is just about
n? irrnnrATifc tho buvor of the analysis of
the goods that are being exchanged between
them.
My Goods arc intelligently selected, and
puriiy of quality always is and always shall
be the first consideration.
J. F. ARTHUR.
DON'T FORGET TO CALL*
ON
J.J. WATKiNS
AND
EXAMINE HIS.ST0CK OF CHOICE
GROCERIES,
Consisting of Sugar, Coffe.i, Flour,
Eacon, Lard, Molasses, Cheese,
Potatoes and everything
usually found in a
First Class Grocery Store.
All of which will be sofd at prices
to suit the times. Nov 7-tf
R cATA^LOG JE ano^PmCES
ATLAS ENGINE WORKS,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
FASHIONABLE MILINERYT
|.|Y STOCK OF MILINERY IS
now complete, embraeiog all
LATEST STYLES of
LADIES' MISSES' AND CHILDRENS'
HATS !
HAT ORNAMENTS, FLOWERS,
FEATHERS, BIRDS, It IB BO NS
Also, VELVETS FLUSHES and
CORSETS. A coid ul invitation is
extended to all to come atid examine
my stock before purchasing.
Mrs. T. B. WALKER.
Thm ir. \mmm
ii I v ^ui w in c m i ? wn
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EVERYBODY, WHITE AND COLORED
To Visit our Store anil Examine our
Full Stock of
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS $ SHOES,
HARD IV A RE,
TIN WARE.
AGATE WARE,
WOODEN WARE,
GLASS WARE,
CUTLERY,
LAMPS,
GUNS AND
J'ISTOLS.
ALSO A FULL TTOCK OF
HEAV V <5c PANO^
GROCERIES,
STOVES?FULL STOCK.
ggO-UKTHIXQ NEW IN COOK
S I'OVES?call and see. l'ricea
irom $10 lo $50, with 25 pieces. 25
i in Toilet Sets, plain unci decorated.
In fact wo keep alnqost anything you
need.
Besides we do ROOFING, GUTTKRING,
and all work in that line.
We take pleasure in showing Goods,
and guarantee prices to give satisfaction.
J. li. GOODALE & SON,
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We arc offering Special Prices to move our large Stock,
so call while thcl&oods arc frcsli and a good assortment.
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Carpets frofm 12] Cents per yd. up.
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The above is a good pattern of Hemp Carpet, and 33 per
cent less than value. Carpets at 18c., 221c., 30c., 371c.,
15c., IT^c., 55c., up to $1.25; all very low prices.
TAPESTRY, l)y roll at 50c. per yard.
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Goods worth $4.15 and ?1.25 reduced to 75c. and 85c.?
'4sf Full
line Black Bress Goods, 4-4 Henrietta, from 25c. to
98c.? 4-4 Stripe ami Plain Flannels 22?c.r cheajrat 33 1-3.
7-8 Sateen \tl2?r ' ~
Call and examine our beautiful line of
WA&ESSO ffASlSSS?
Iii all qualities, and NEWMARKETS for Children,
Misses and Ladies. Special inducements in this line.
We are offering a line of
CHILD'S AND BOY'S OVERCOATS AT COST I
TO CLOSE OUT. Our
BOOT AND SHOE STOCK
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Should be inspected by an who are puruiiusmg n*
line, as Bargains will be found.
Foil Lino Clothing!
i In Suits, or Coats, Pants and Tests. OT ICR-COATS for
Men, Boys and Children.
Genuine Bargains throughout this entire
Department.
Call and examine the many Bargains that arc being offer
V.V&I
Times are hard, and we are offering
Goods to suit the times.
Respectfully,
JF\ T. "VI JLiIjE JPIGrXJJS,
proprietor.
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One Hufldred Thousand Pairs of Sh;
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Twenty Thousand 11. "
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OP COURSE you will say riy' ?'
THAT'S NOT SO. Well, suppose it is a few more than
that ! Wc have quite enough to
SUPPLY YOU WITH EVERYTHING i\
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IN OUR LINE, AND GIVE YOU
The Largest Stock in i
TO SSLEOT FROr*.
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If our estimate has bccu a Hill.; :
drawn, vou will be
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AS WELL (SAT3?:12$
% 5
?*g
/F YOU : :
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HAD LOOKED THROUGH A STOCK TWICE .. f
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YOU WILL DO WELL TO LOOK THROUGH " X
OUR; IIMIIvEEILTSIE] SI.'. ;'
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With an experience of over 21 ffS6BW.v"--l' ' "i
years, we still keep 011 hand a full eg^^?4
stock of COFFINS and CASKETS, M H
from cheapest to the highest prices. foil 1^1 - y v;V?
Wcsell cheaper than any one in ii&l Oil r &lj
town. Give us a call and be con- TYIiea 1 say Cron I do l?vinced,
for v/o cannot he undersold. |ioP a"jV
R. J. McCreigth & Son.
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FILLS! PILLS! sESfeE;.
Seed atoncc tor r. .rer> .
mi 1 .. 1' t e n-ll Of my ISFALLIULF. iiU'V.
The greatest display of Pills yon end Post Office. it c. .m
oversaw is at Dr. Moore's Drug tidal, cuiUMuil cur i ^
Store, and they are in the prettiest r'?C case
yon ever saw, loo. You just ---
ought to go in and see them. Thero pnO??'SJCpr '
are: Li?su?mg?Lii:;:.:i.
TONIC PILLS. if, HAVE IlEUO
ASTRINGENT PILLS. ?J TARLISIIMIC,
ALTERATIVE PILLS. two doors abo,--. .
ANT [ C il ILL PILLS. whoro 1 bavC '1 /
A NT I CONST I PAT IVE PILLS. FIRST CI-A J
FERRUGINOUS PILLS. I keep constnntly en . t
ANTI DYSPEPTIC PILLS. qualities>of
JOHP DITTO \ - ' WliJliiO,
AUUL"11JA"3' " LIQUORS,
NEURALGIA PILL?.
"HEADACHE PILLS- . au" - CC0to
Bo pure find call o emo
***. * a i thinfr uicc*
Dr? Moore s- '
IS. K?2SIsS?3r, -"7"
r'RESH MEAT EVERY DAY.
ISTO BlaO"W57" 2 '
l*?ALL AND SEE FOR YOUIIy
SELF. First Stall on left-hand f?\
siite os you enter the Market.
R. T. ROBISON",
HENRY C. CARLOS, .. r
Contractor and Guilder, v
CAMDEN, S C. $3 SMOI3
Will furnish estimates, etcf, on S.'i SHOE ] '<}.'
short notice. Rest in 1'ie wo '1.
-h-t -TT, A wr.n $5.00 OEM 2
EaiL&jL A dJ K,AjJa 1. $1.00 IIA\L'-SE tVE: . .
S3 BEG TO ANNOUNCE THAT $3.50 POLip M
M I have re-opened ? v Restaurant $2.50 EXTXA V.'.
in rear of Rosenbergcr's Bar, where $---5 WOHXIXb/IA.Y
.Meals will bo served at all hours. $i! anil $1.75 :X'Y
Table will be supplied with the best '.I''"l
tl>c market affords?Ovstcrs, Fish, W. L. DOFM.' ':Game,
&c. WINY A11 JAM ES. FOR f.R .
THIS PAPEH l*. ftoivell& Co'itWwVpaiui
?L T, PUR OV
Adrc rtlnIi>K Bureau UOSnruce St. MvheremJvortlsirfl
awtf.-wli ra*r U? auuie tor U UM ftJSfV iOi&Au