The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, May 08, 1890, Image 3
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I). C. KIRK LEY. Proprietor*.
TEU3I8 OF SI* INSCRIPTION:"
ONE YEAH, {jvi.oO; SIX MONTHS. 7o
CENTS; Fof i! MONTHS, .jvM'iNTS.
E,tiered a! the Cuni^yn Post Ojice at;
Sico/i.i C'isx M'il ,1/i''/"j*.
TKtRjDAY, MAY 8, 180:).
Phoenix Hook ami Ladder Co.
Moots at t!is Optra !Io-.i<?or the First
T'mr.ulay Night in every niosua.
W. 15. kcC'RKIGUT,
Secretary.
Knights of Honor.
DbK.vld Lodge No 1212. Kniciits of
lloXoit, Ducts Oil ill; firm and 'l/itrd >I<>11day
Evenings,. al S o'clock, at the Opera
11 >usc. I. II. Ai.kxaxdkr, Reporter.
American Legion of Honor.
Adams Couxcjl No. i; 10, A. L. of II..
meets at their Council ltoom, (third floor
of the Opera House*, on the Skcoxd and
Fourth Wednesday Evenings at 7? o'clock.
Visiting Bretheren always welcome.
By order of the Commander.
I. II. Aluxaxdks, Secretary.
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Metecrolog-y for April.
Through the kindness of Mr Colin
Macrae of Kirkwoil. we give the
following report of the weather for
the month of April:
Rainfall, 1 74 inches?half of an
nr? ?'?r ki i roars. Rainy days,
?n< ^
5j prevailing winds, X. W.
Election of Diacons.
At tiic Camden L'nptist Church. on j
Sunday morniug last, after the usual j
services, a conference was held at j
which three additional Deacons were |
elected, as follows: Messrs W. I?. I
Tr.anihnni, John T. fettles aud S. j
(3, dlybtjFn.
Old Wick Whiskey Co.
The firm mune of J. Ford & Co.,
manufacturers of the Old Nick Whjsj. >
jceys. at Panther Creek, N. 0., has
been changed to the Old Nick AN*his- J
key Co., and will continue business 1
as hereto'ore. Those who have
tried the Oid Nick Whiskey pronounce
it fn'ly up to the gmk 1
prop a card aud {let t1 cir prices, '
i'he; spil whoKsjilc end retail.
The Cotton Seed Oil Mi'i. !
We leain that the prospect for
building the Cotton Seed 0:1 Mill is ]
very (littering. The Ai'dance men .
- ?:.u onli. |
are cqiujng jonvnru v.ilu (!>< >
bfriplion? in a way thai makes it an
assured l'act We' direct special at- i
tention to tiie very timely and interesting
article from Mr Joel Hough,
on this Subject, in our issue tC:day.
It is sad to chronicle tiie death of
Miss Minnie \V. Sliannon, daughter
of the late Col Wm. M. Shannon,
whuh occurred op the Qud in?lai>l,
*t tiie age or' 2S rears. She had not
been In good health for several years,
and her pure spirit passed away with
perfect resignation and in IJio full
itss^rarvn c'f eternal hsppincas.
On Saturday morning las-, Auni-',
the sweet little infant daughter of
Mr and Mrs J. W. Blnkency, winged
jis way to Heaven, wlrere God in I lis
infinite wisdom lias seen fit to call it.
for lie hath said "of such is the
Kingdom of Heaven."
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^{pori.al Pay.
fur the sake of conven cnce the
day for holding the Memorial Services
lias hecn changed fioin Satur
day the 10!h to Fridat t!ie l)ik of May,
(to-morrow). T!ie following is the
programme for the occasion ; Proycss'un
of Survivors will he formed
by Capt J. L. ilaiie, Marshall, at
fl.45 precisely, at the Cemetery Gate.
Also, procession of ciiildren, bearing
garlands. These, with the ladies o
the Memorial Association will march
to the stand.
Musip by Kershaw Cornet Band,
Wayer by ttcv W, W. Mills,
introduction of orator l>y Gen. J.
D. Kennedy.
Orat on by Hon. W. P. Trantham
Music by Kershaw Cornet Band.
Benediction.
jlp^ra'jop wfgraves by children
and committeer.
A .Tost Pleasant Kvent.
On Wednesday evening last a few
invited quests assembled lit ttic yc.sificrice
fii'M?s A. C .Jones to oeiebrafco
the marriage of her eldest son, Mr
\V. J. Jones', and Miss II. II. Archibald,
which event was recorded in
onr last issue. A most bountiful
repast, embracing everythiiur the
most fastidious paint: couhj de ire,
^>4 spread, to which, ii is needless
to say ample justice was done. It
was, nl in all, one of the most enjoyable
oeens ons in which it lias ever
been our pleasure to participate.
Mrs Jones has great cause indeed
to feel proud of lur son and Uio one
no hatf selected as li s partnei
through life. Horn and reared ir
Camden, he is well known for his
uprightness of character, strict bus
iness lulogri y and pious demeanor
while the one whom ho has ehosei
to accompany him thfougl; ljfc'i
journey is puiu?4 gifted and accomp
(ighed, and well calculated to rendu
their lives a happy one. And abovi
all, and belter than ul', tlicy are hot!
earnest, zealous and devoted eo la
h"itl''"s in Ch ist"s vineyard, bavin;
in early youth "elnsen tli.it gooi
part which can 11 t bo taken l'rou
them.*'
The we'l wishes extended to lie
jtappy couple mh tins occasion, ever*
pot empty or meaningless words, bu
I the "God bless you" came from ilee|
clown in the hearts of every one jres
cut. and it will long be cherished i
their me orics as one of t e no<
1 loiiSant events of their lives.
Now is a good limo to sabscrili
ftit the Camoex JouiiNal.
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J The Camden Horticultural Society.
! Qnile a lirgu ami enlliusiusii
mooting of initios ami gomienwn win
iie! l on Monday evening lust r.t liph
ton I'onr*. for the purpose of organ
'izitJgaHorticnltnr.il Society. ^i;:cl
I was snccossfnlJv accomplished, anil
| the following olliccr; elected; Pre si
I do-it, Mrs C. .T. P.erkins; Vice-Presidents,
Mrs ]?. It. U il'mms Mn
;J. M. Smvr!. Miss Ellen It. Tweed
; Mrs F. M". Zcmp, Mrs W. M Shan
j non; Secretary and Treasurer, J)i
I li. Al-xamlc". Executive O'oinI
init'eo. VFrs V. >S. .Ionian, Mrs IT.
!>niuu, Mrs .T. T<. ITaiie, Mrs S. C.
Ciyhnrn. Mrs 1\ V. Pomnr. Mrs J.
E. Vauglmn. Mrs A. D. Kennedy.
Mvs .1 'I1 \or 1.1 Mre I<\ W Kid.
drc(l?re. Mrs M. L. Burns, Mrs 0. (r
Young. Mrs -T. F. Smith, Mrs S. M.
Uoscrihorger. Miss Marie Kirkland,
Mrs l\ T Yillepifjup, Mrs J. J). Me:
Dowall, Miss JO. >mitli, Miss Sophia
iZemp. Mr-* A. A. Mooie.
I About Gu names were enrolled as
membi rs, among which was the
name of Mr Win. Option Wheeler, of
Mcrristown, N. J., a guest of Uphtou
Court, and wl.o is also visiting relatives
in Camden. Mr Wheeier accompanied
his application with a
check for $2"). which lie asked should
be his membership fee. 11 <s handsome
contribution gave quite an iinpel
us to the dpw organization and I
was greatly appreciated.
A Committee consisting of Messrs
C. L. Winkler, T. J, lvirkltnd and
A. C. M'Hut, was appointed to draft
a constitution and by-laws.
The name adopted was The Cain
den Horticultural Society They
propose to hold a Floral Fair this j
Fall, and ail persons interested a-c :
earnestly solicited to bccouffe members
of the Society.
The next meeting of the Society
will be held on Monday, May 26th.
Pushing Itight Ahead,
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we iifici me pieasuro on rruwiyj
last of exchanging a lew words with j
Major S. 11. Adam*. who was on n
Ibiug^iBifc to liia home in Camden.
Major Adams' headquarters at pres
L-nt is ntar Marion, N. C, when} he
is engaged on the 'Man&A extension''
between Kulhcrfnr-Uon And
Marion. The Major said: I'hls is
bout completed Track-laying will
begin about the 1-lh instant, and
will be finished about the 12th ?* I
Ju^y. This will open up r> through
line o Asheville. _N- C-, over the
Western North Carolina Ri 1 Road,
passing Iiour. 1 Knob at <"atav.bi
Falls and going through some of the
most beau>if'ul mountain scenery in
North Carolina. Trave'crs from t!ie
sea board will probably avail
selves of Lb s ront-^ \\biuli abounds
in such magnificent scenery. It also
nr.ens un a route Wri P;iint Rock
to Kr.oxvihe and the great West, and
will give us the advantages of West*
ern frieghts.
' The Augqstft.division of Iho 3C's
lioail. iJlacksbnrg to Newberry?71
miles?is now under eon.
tract Ground was broken last Monday
morning at Union 0, U , and it
is prqbalfi? that ",000 men will be |
at work on that line within two
weeks, and the whole 71 miles completed
and ready for Ivftin in 14
'months.
^ Thc financial arrangements of the
3U's is on a sound footing, and the
completion of this grand scheme
through the mountains scorn* now
to be an assured fact,"
Maj r Adams says he will finish his
c?ntract on the "Marion extension''
in about 3 or 4 weeks, when he will
move his entire outfit to Union C. II.,
vrbero he is one cf the principal
contractors in tie firm of Jones,
Wanton & Co. on the 71 milea mentioned
above,
rersoua! and General'
The pic-nic season is now at hand.
Blackberries are iu bloom, Wo
arc safe.
It will not be long now before the
small hoy will be in tbc swim.
Gen E. T. Staekhouse has been
nominated for Governor.
Who will be ihe first to go to work
to start a canning factory P
ice in any quantity at Geisenheimcr's.
You can get milk shakes now at
Pr F. L. Zcnap's.
Tlie folate Democratic Executive
Committee moots in Coluuib a to-day.
The soda water fountain at Di
Moore's drug store is now in full
blast.
The State auqvA'<?tin*> regulations
\Vill oii "tfi'liy enforced, beginning
; May 1st and ending October 3lst,
Mr y, laeinan, representing that
.{btaunch oi l firm of Bollinann Bros.
-"harleston, was in town yesterday.
Mrs. K. E. Sill and My. John C
1 Man left on Wodnesday morning tc
: visit friends in Texas.
i Mr Gabriel Banm, of the P. C
; University, is v siting his father'!
- family, Mr Herman I?autn.
Mrs J. K. Yaugiiaii n?d clii'drci
are visiting relatives and friends ii
s Savannah. bo onr friend Eug'ish i
' a grass widower,
i* Rev 1'. V. JJoru ?r iert on Tuesda;
i morning 'or Fort Worth, to uttcm
- the meeting of'tlio Southern Baptis
r Association.
' Rev J. (\ Bissel', of Forestor
1 was on a short visit to relatives i
Camden :ist v/e?jc.
e "
e Mr .lames 1'. Boswell has pone t
I Macon, (Jn., where we understand b
^ has a |?esit:on with the Auhdoe
[. Cotton Cli pper Co.
i! One hundred and twenty walni
t trees standing in the forest near De
phi, Inch, were sold lately for $10
U00.
D
Bubserlbo fur the Jcuunal*
<*'
Remember that we are all Demou
erats. There is no sense and much
i to-lishncss in our abusing each oth.
er or becoming violent partisans on
- one side or tl-e other.
! We i.ave had most, bountiful rains
since Sunday l ist, which car.ic in
good ttmc, and a 1 vegetation is
nourishing.
From a'! sections of the County
the leport is that crops are at 'oast
ten days in advance of previous yi ars,
. and never looked more promising.
Reports received !>is? wct k at the
f Agricultural Department show that
I about 25 per cent more cotton lias
! been planted in the State this year
J than last.
Messrs C. W. Uirchmoro and W. |
! D. Sligh, of the Messenger, and Mr
j 13. H. Cmrke, of the Chro.ucb\ a ton!
dod the meeting of the State Press
| Association '-n unni icsion wees,
j and had a ?i!orioi:a t ine. Sorry wej
could not attend.
There was a lively gamo of foolba
1 on Friday evening last between
the young men of the Ath'ctic. Cinb
nnd ;i tenm composed of citizens.
The Athletic'* were the victors. The
game was very interesting, and was
witnessed by quite a large ciowd of
lad:cs and gentlemen.
The man who has always stood by
the farmer is to-day regarded as his
f'iend; out the man who never knew
him until now* and courts him with
sweet words, will, perhaps, "-mole a;
ghastly smile'' before it is all over, j
There arc twenty cotton seed oil' '
mills in the State with an agregate
capacity of 560 tons per day. Tbnse
mills arc paying their owners, and
the people of the counties iu which
they are located, handsmciy.
English Spavin Linimart removes
ali llavd, Soft or Calloused Lumps
and blemishes from horses, Blood
Spavin, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney,
lting-bone, Sl'fles. Sprains, all
Swollen Throats, Coughs, Etc. ?
Save s50 by use of one liottlo.
Warranted the most wonderful Blero- y
isli Cure ever known. Sold by Dr.
I? T Vmnn Fl?*i-?frir?o4?
?. , 4J? ?.Jw ' 1
Itch, Maugo, nml Scratches on
human or animals cured in 30
minutes by WoolforcVs Sanitary
L< lion. Thin never fails. Sold by
Dr F. L. Zemp Druggest, Camden.
For t!r Camden Journal,
Preaching r.t AnUochMr
Editor: Ploase allow mo
to anuounco througa the columns of
the J vHn' nal that Rev A. S. Wilteford,
of the t^wu of Kershaw, will'
fill the pulpit at Antioch Bapt'ist '
Church on the third Sunday in Flay.
Bro. WilleforJ is well known, r^nd wc
iiopc a largo audience will assemble "]
to hear him. Fraternally,
,1. WALTER KJENNEY,
Wake Forest, N. C.
The First Step.
lVrliops you arc run down, can't eat,
cau't sleep, citi'l t It ink, onn'l do anylliing
to your satisfaction, and you wonder what
ai's you. You should herd the warning, i
you arc taking the first step into Nervous
Proration. You uoed a Nerve Tonic and
in Blcc'vic Bitters you will find the exact
remedy for restoring your nervous system
to iis normal, healthy condition. Surprising
rcsul's follow the use of this great
Nerve Tunic Alterative. Y'our r.ppc?
I ho Liver and Kidneys resume healthy notion.
Try a bottle, l'ricc 60c. at Dr F, L.
Zemp's Drug ??icrs.
Bucklsn's Arnica Salve.
The Deal Salva in the world for Tuts,
Tlruisec. Soj08, Ulcers, Salt P.lieum, Fever
Soros, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and. positively
cures Pilep, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect, satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 2o cents per
box. For sale by Dr. F. L. Zomp.
The New iJlscovery.
You have heard your friends and neighbors
talking about it. You umy yourself
be one of the many who kuow from personal
experience just how good a thing it is.
If you have ever tried it, you are one of
its staunch friends, because the wonderful
thing about h is. that when once given a
trial, Dr King's New Discovery ever after
holds a place in the house If you never
have used it aud should ho nttlieted with a
cough, cold, or any Throat., I.uug or Chest
trouble, secure a bottle at once and give it
a fair trial. It in guaranteed . every tiiue,
or'money refunded. Trial Dottles Free at
Dt F. L. Zemp's Drugstore.
rtRMiTAr*Y/ Mfirtnr
sakham ruiiul.
Under instructions from the Board
of Health all persons residing in the
Town of Camden arc hereby ordered
to have their premises thoroughly
. cleared of all noxious weeds and
hushes, and to have nil privies on
said premises thoroughly cleaned on
or before May 24th. All lots and
1 premises are subject to inspection by
1 the Chief of Police, and a heavy fine
attaches to any one who fails to com,
p'y wi?h this order
By order of Council.
It. T. ROKISON,
May S-llt Chief of Police.
' MASTER'S SALE.
SOUTH CAROLINA, \
County. /
5 lid. M. JVuV.si. Master Kershaw Bounty,
against Barnwell 11. Ingram.
BY virtue of decroc in above staled oase,
dated September Hilt, IH89, and the
, order of Judge W. II. Wallace therein, da^
ted February ltJili, 1SU0, I will offer for
1 aalebefore lite Court House door at Cam-!
! den, within the usual hours of sale, ou the
y i first .Monday in June uext. all such portiou
i of the following desirable premises as is
L ! situated in Kershaw County, to-wit:
That piece, parcel or truct of land situated,
lying and being in titc Counties of
| Kershaw and Sumter iu said, Stale, ooulain'?
| ing lourhundred and ninety-sis (49ii) acres,
9 ! t;)?t e or less, being trnct No. 1 of the lands
of Wiley Kellty, deceased, located on Lynches
Iliver and Turkey Creek a', their junc0
i lions, and lately occupied by B. It. Ingram,
6 the said pottiou hereby to be sold contniniS
ing by n survey by T. It. Cantey. D S.,
J two hundred and forty-three (213) acres,
' more or less,
it Terms of sale, one-third cash; balance in
[. one and two years?with opti .n to pay
whole cash. Re-salo in easa of uon-ooru *
nliance with bid. i'nrcliaser to pay for
papers. ED. M. 110V KIN,
Master for Kershaw County.
1 in j 8 id
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Hi! WEATHER BARGAINS.
The Biggest, Newest and Cheapest
Assortment of Swiss and Cambric Financings in 25 and
40 inches ever offered from 35c. to ?1.25.
IMMENSE STOCK OF
FROM ONE CERT PER YARD TO PIFTY CENTS.
FROM $2.00 TO $7.00.
Beanfifnl Stock of Printed Cliallies, Lawns, Outing
Cloths, Ginghams, Sateens and China Silk.
BIG BARGAINS IN
BLACK SILK PARASOLS
V
And Sun Shades. Also Fancy and Solid Colored Para;ols.
Full line of Victoria Lawns, India Linens, Mulls,
ind Cheeks, and Striped Mulls, and other White Goods.
Men's Straw Hats Cheaper
THAN EVER.
i
i
Ready Made Clothing 1
AT PRICES TO PLEASE ALL. Ladies' Undevvests 1
it 15 cents and up.
As usual, in}' stock is complete in all lines embraced in
Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Groceries. ,
i
PBOPBIBTOB.
h&*. s, s'W&WB 8?ring announcement.
IS sowkeceivino j^fs, ], 0. WALKER
A LA11GE AND HANDSOME IIAS >:ow IN STORE A
assortment of pu|| & Complete Assortment
MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS
CONSISTINO OP *$??*$*$ it
LADIES' HATS & BONNETS,
iTt,? 5 CONSISTING IN
ALSO,
- t i Tvrnnj it a met a \rn Dfunffflmo
CHILDRENS' HATS & CAPS MUiM Mio am jjunimo
OP EVERY SHAPE AND STYLE. AXD
Ribbons, Flowers & Feathers CH1LDRE!fLSfD CAPS'!
ALSO, A FULL STOCK OF LATEST DESIGN & FASHION.
Zephyrs, Eiriery Si, &c. A,'s? iu
Ribbons and Feathers
EF-BUHRRICK PATTERNS FOR JN GREAT VARIETY. AND IN
SALE, AND STAMPING DONE ON
SHORT NOTICE. My Stock is most Superb?Surpassing in
Mrs. S. TWEED. j Beauty anything of l!ie kind I Imvc hitherto
Mch ?0? ) 'n ^toc'c* ^ be soM at
I prices to suit the times.
MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Mrs. T. B. WALKER"fT'AIR
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN t t\ 77 ti \t \t tx t \\t
.L that the Police has orders to strictly J # Jj% LVlIiiN 1\ 1 j I / Y ,
enforce the Ordinances of the Town, par- '
* - " - ' j- ^-.1.-0 1..,. a Trrvn m r\/ ax j a \m
ttcuiar attention 10 oc given 10 iue annua; mi nmiur r.u 1-1 h wv
observance Ordinance and the Ordinances ''1 ??|
Drohibiting gambling, profane or obscene CllHldiill, S
0<nf "? Law Rang,, in room,
It. T. ROBISON, over the County Treasurers office
May 1-tf Chief of Police.
PGR SALE, .
STANDARD OIL COMPANY. rvN EASY TERMS, HOUSE AND
Yy Grounds on Lytile!on Street. Camden,
T AM AGENT FOR THE STANDARD OIL S. C., formerly occupied by Miss Sally
1 COMPANY, and can supply Merchants Chcsnut. Apply to
and others with OIL ?n short notice. .T. Oil KSNUT STOCKTON,
DAVID W1TIIERSPOON. 413 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, Fa.
Apl 10 lm April 24?tf
" " *??r=a to n ^Z?v c*SXS a .nn. iniTinu r" r\ r? rill A I
IfUSF ? V AITLIUAIiun run niNAL
8WJE,a DISCHARGE.
KEEP COOL! KEEP COOL! VfOTin: IS I1EHEBV GIVEN. THAT ON
Xi Hie 19th day of M#v next, at 12 o'clock
HAVING erectetla most. convenient and I ,v'!1 opply to J. T. Miokle, Esq , Judge
ingeniously arrant-eel ICE II0US15 of Probate for Kershaw County, nt his ofliec
whereby 1 will be enabled to keep on hand Camden, S. C.t for it Final Discharge as
a large quantity of ICE, T will be prepared Adiniristralor of the Estate of L. M. Smith,
on and after the first of May to supply the deceased. W. S. SMITH,
people of Camden and the surrounding April 17?td Administrator,
country
It aaj Quantity from a wi 1 MSIllllfeft
Pic-Ntcs, Excursions, Festivals, and par- | jcuiN^L2S
ties buying in large quantities, will bo sup* |?i|is2 $LATH&Hr
plied a*, greatly teduced figures. Iplsiffi DOORS,sashjtBtlKc'SsS-rrr1
am now furnishing ICE in Htnall quantities,
a id on Sundays from 11 a. m. to 2 t
o'clock p. m. VV. UEISEXI1E1MER.
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Save ti'.c Pennies, and the
Dollars will save Themselves!
JjOMf Q Jluy our Sho's. which are made
fllj *i i ?' t'ic vcry best materialsmoney
,-? can buy. Every pair is imaranteed
to fit and wear. Cheapest, because
[ they will outwear any other Shoes. "We
r.ot < nly claim our Shoes are the best, but
warrr.iit them to be so.
13. 13. C
Ase
A.2nT
Eariy Garden
AMD A
Good Garden
SAVES !V!0NEY I
YOU WILL NEED TO SAVE
THIS YEAR.
TAKE WO RISKS*
Make no Ventures or Uncertainties.
SEEDS arc always fresh ami never
fail. They give the surest crops.
Of. F. L. ZEMP.
Who, having proved their merils, has
continued to use them to the exclusion
of all others, and uses care in
the selection^of the kinds best suited
to this section. Be sure you are
jetting
BUIST'S FRESH GARDEN SEED j
By buvingUhem direct from
? * i r? * n
Ur, l. L. ztivir.
Also, ONION SWTS?Red find
White?at 15 cents per quart, and
3everal varieties of Early Corn fo"
Garden and Field. jy 30.
FURNITURE!
FURNITURE!
W, F.MAGUIRE
WHOLESALE UD RETAIL,
359,;361,363 UPPER FLOORS,?
MAIN STORE imKING STREET,
CHARLESTON,iS. G.
WE CARRY A FULL LINE,
FROM THE COSTLIEST TO
THE CHEAPEST. AND ORDER
DIRECT FROM THE FACTORIES.
Feb 13OLO
NICK WHISKEY CO..
SUCCESSORS TO
JOSEPH WILLIAMS.
Wholesale and Detail Dealers in
PURE COPPER OISTILLED
WHISKIES aid BRANDIES,
PANTHER CREEK, N. C.
ORDERS SOLICITED AND PROMPTLY
r-iLLauiD.
fri>27-ly
Undertakers.
With .111 experience of over 21
years, we still keep on hand a 1'n 11
stock ofCOFFiNX and (!ASKETS,
from cheapest to the highest prices.
Wcseli cheaper than any one in
town. Give us a call and be con*
vinccd, lor wo cannot be undersold.
' R. J. McCreight & Son.
Sept. 22-tf.
OilttO . OH our* CATALOGUE ano PRICES
atlas eng?ke'w6&ks,
INDIANAPOLIS, 2ND.
Tito Camden Journal and Sontlien
Cultivutor one yoaf for 82.00, pait
n advance.
NY SHOES !Y!A[?E.
ABSOLUTELY THE BEST!
GENTLEMEN'S SHOES,
34.00,* s2.99, G2,50, *2.00,
fn.mtoH hnvintr me nrisriniil wt. A. PACKARD &
CO.'S Shoe*. Sec our slump o:i bottom. Sent by
mull nn receipt of price.
4A. A. PACKARD & CO., Brockton, Maes;
PAPERS,
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GEISENHEiMER'S BAR.
Srj3 HAVE REMOVED MY ESig
TABLISIIMENT to the store
two doors abovo the old market,
whero I have opened a
FIRST CLASS BAR.
I keep constantly-on hand the finest
qualities of
WINES.
LIQUORS,
CIGARS,
and TOBACCO.
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Bt sure and call on me if yon want s< me
ihinjr nice.
TTTHRTP, YET
AND
HERE TO STAT,
And better prepared than ever to
supp'y you with TINWARE or repair
same. All work done at low
prices. I can be found at the store
one door above Smith & Hall's,
where I solicit a call from you.
feb27 JOS. GOOD ALE.
JUST RECEIVED
AT
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A FRESH ASSORTMENT OF
DIAMOND DYES-ALL COLORS.
Ask to seo a sample Card. Wo also
carry a full and complete assortment
of
/ - * ' s
Drugs, Druggist's Sundries,
Fancy Goods,
Paints, Oils, denials, Dye Ms;
Lamps, Putty, &c.
Wc have a large lot of Lamp Shades
whirli wo are ofiVrinn verv cbean'v
or ca6h. Call and see us.
111 MOORE.
BOH'T FORSET TO CALL
ON
J.J. WATKINS
AND
EXAMINE HIS STOCK OF CHOICE
GROCERIES
Consisting of Sugar, Coffee. Flour,
Bacon, Bard, Molasses, Cheese,
Potatoes and everything
usually found in a
First Class Grccery Store.
All of which will be so 11 at prices
to suit the times. Nov 7r-tt'
BEEF FOR SALE.
EH WILL HAVE CHOICE BEEF
:JI in the market every day, which I
will sell at the following prices :
Choice cuts at 8 to 10 cents per
pound.
Hind Quarters at 7? cents per
pound.
Fore Quarters at 5 cents per pound.
Sausage as 121 cents per pound.
TERMS CASH.
C. NELSON, Agt.
A. D. SENiNEDYT
HARDWARE! HARDWARE 1
FECIAL ATTENTION PAID
, gg? to tiiis branch of business.
ALSO CARRIES FULL LINE
V
General Merchandise.
"registration notice.
Ofiuce of
SurEnvison of Ukgistihtiox,
Camden, S. C., Feb. loth 1 ?00
rilHE office of Supervisor of Registration
X will be open on l!io first Mondays in
March, Aprt', May, June and July for
the transaction of Mich Husiness as the
law directs in connection with the registra
con oi v)i?:is. j no ouice win no open
every Jay from 11 n. iu. to 1 p. ni., nnd
from 2 p n>, to 4 p ni., fur the renewal of
lost cerii lic:t i'-s.
Office?Uo ?lnip>-in Oper.i House.
. L. MIA81NGT0N.
Supervisor.
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