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fx > ^*s*4v -? ; /. r^v^vht 7 \ ,? :r r >;; v , ; .. i/ ?.- r? i 11 :L i,.i; . . VJ.TK'Im: : uv. til Si iiSi ic<i,-jxO\: i r|| ' S Ti?) % 1 I i {'lis i'H; J- i,'i il .iv\ , .,?? t'r \" j S. A"/i:?'?v - /'/< ' //,), V }* ; > . / '/ ' : '/.v i''. / " .-i T?ll It *4?.-i J . ? ?' ii i^:.'i). ! ; Piiii'iiij; SI?)<>': -,i!!.' M : :lt III' "I'iTI il<-:t<"i>!i l!:i? J'l^T "riiti"-!.iy Nitfh? i*t in?~-?stri w :.i.*ci:min\ S-.eieJsirv. i ?r~_~ i JUUirUK ??? IlOIlOr. Dpvyi/i Rodoe N<> 1,'4?. K vim its nvj n .v.*. meets on ih? and 'thin! M?n , <1 iv l'i.*ea!n^s. a'. s o'clock. at the Opera | Jl>ase. I. II. At.EKWHEU. J'opor'er. American Lesion oi' Honor. Adams ('ouxcm. No. i)to. A. L. of IT., j meets a.' their i-'o.inoil Room, (third flO'.r of the House'-, on the Second ami R,t- itii '.Willi 's lav Evenings at 7* o'clock. Visiting B ret heron always welcome. 11/ o:\ler of t'?? Commander. T. II. Alkxaxdkr. Secretary. ???????????????? DeKall) Democratic Cluh. A meeting of Ik-Ivn'R Democratic} dull will he field "ii Monday art< r- j liMiir. 21 nfc inrst. at fi o'clock, at tlio j Oorra IforiPO for tlie purpose of e leef-! in?* delegates to the Coni.ty Dcnven. j tion. J. T. FJav. President. | The State Alliance Convention. j The Sontli Carolina Stata Farmers' Alliance will eonvena in Greenville on -July 23. and at lliis juncture of its aflairs the m^ctintr will lc an Important. one. and doubtless wiil be well attended. i Journalistic. From the last i.-K'ie of the Su tner-1 ton Slay, we .sen tha' onr young I'aiend ami former fcl ow.townsm an, Mr .lcsse .f. Go-drier, is now editor and proprietor of tint paper Tiic Star is a neatly printed and Inewsy little paper. Mr Gardner is an energetic young man, of excellent qualities, J and we wish b in all the success that lie so rich]}' deserves. Married. | On Tuesday evening. July 8th. at; the residence of the bride's father. by Rev P. V. Pomar. Mr Joseph F. i, Gardner and Miss Pettie A. Hunt-j' Icy. daughter of Mr J. W. Huntley, ot Camden. j j On Tuesday night, July Slh, at the! < resilience of the bride'3 fat lieu. 1 ?y I Rev. A. L. Ntowe. Mr E. I'. <ook. nf Camden :.n?? M ss Rosa l'i. Young, daughter of Mr. Richard Youug, of Lancaster A Narrow I&x-ap?. ! A special lojiho Sunday BuJ'jet, ' giving an account of the recent destructive Hro at Gaflnev City on the Oth instant. ?.iy.c: "On the South side was a brick store room occupied by tlie GafT.iey Courier. Frank I\ IJeard. the e Ihor an 1 proprietor, succeeded in removing his press and oil Ice fixtures. Mr 1'eard says that notwithstanding tin- tiro the Courier wilt rise, El.cenix-like, r.tid be oat on - ' I. !? t ine litis wee*. Death of Mr B. M. Smith. It becomes our sail <inty to record J the death of Mr Benjamin M. Smith, w!ii?.li occuircd at the residence of I his brother. Mr \\\ S. Smith, at Smilhvillc. rm ."Wednesday morning hist, about 'i o'clock. Mr Smith had been in de- lining health fur a longtime, and had come from his heme in Savannah to Sr.niter on business when he was taken very ill and was cariied to his broth er's at Suiitlivi lc, where he continued to grow worse ntitil lie extnrcit, surrounded by liis telat ves and friends. Mr Smith \va- in the ? year of his age, and was the third son of the late Mr Mendel Smith. He was I horn at Snvthville, but removed to! fy :m. l.;u foilit-r ? ! n asninl! i ?>itu Kic . ciuld. where he spent the greater portion of his life. . lie leaves a wife ami three cl.ilv dren-?Irvo bo;s ai hi a girl?to whom ? wo extend our m< st encore sympathies in their sad bereavement. Mr Smith possessed a warm audi generous heatt, and was endowed with a disposition which won for him many warm friends wherever he went. His remains were brought to Can.den ou yesterday morning for interment in the Jewish Cemetery* where tests the remains of his father. To the Voters of Kershaw County. l.'eing a candidate before the people for the office of County Commissioner, hi ought forward by my friends of West Wateree, I hereby take this method of correcting a re port which has been circulating in some quartets to my injury. It lias 1 een stated ar.d rumored that, whilst 1 had teen nominated as au avowed s p; orter of Til'man and the farmers' platform. 1 had lately gene back on mv colors an?l expressed myself as in favor of Karle. This I deny as utterly false, and must believe that it v. as originated by some person o persons desiring to strengthen another candidate at my expense. I am in th's i;.cc mi my owl merits, and ;wt for the purpose of pulling down oi'iH rs for my own Lenciii. As heret??f< re, I aui a iirm suppcitor ol Tillman and Lis cause. li i:ni:v ii. bkw:d. Vfaft roe IJemocrctic Club. A tr.e- ting of the Walorce Benincm*, ie Club will be hold en Thursd iv evening. -14th in.-t, tit G :S0 o' e'oijc p. in. lor the -purpose of elect ing delegates to the county eonven t.on. C. W. lilLCIlMOKK, i'res. j jj}' f tii'or: i'muM* .tpacu in ' I you:- paper t'ul' v-'( msy s:iv we :ire, j !is;si:ii at work t"? " t!i?* i ' n'.i' rarif. ! tv. !ov I'-,"rM""- rss:?.- ? \\'O '::iv?- p.* t!u' ol-i ();;!{inn ! : <r'i r'ir!i'n?rin?? | -five ! :'!? iil'T" w }!; !-n>? i\ : ; J!.. ':uul. r. F. I'ale. Vice-j 1''vsil ill: li ISfi ic'arv j ;,!> ' W. I) Trensmvr. I At..: sue- i kc Mi-; 'iMIiit u! erops? j j t ??t?111Tiif on. 'A e will p'eot. ?!? ('-1 i if: if;.- %? ?!:c C-iunfy Convent on sp- i j i f.'i.-otl f? ! Anii'i: ', tii<* first on Kri i.-y.i iio 1 St li of .1 uijk. Club to meet :ir p in. At our last mooting 1ml.1 on Mm I "M !i i -st.-tnt, t.fic following rcsuht: ions '.vi r,> ;iil(iiit.?:ii : RcSolvnd. 1st. That we tliO vott*r-? of Q.ikhmd JViii'icrut o Club endorse the Farmers' Movement, the March Convention, with its suggestion that 15. 11. Tillman be nominated tor Governor. Resolved. 'Jnd. That wejeondemn the action of too State Board of Equal ;:a!?on in reducing ti?o assess- J inent of the .'! (."? Mail Road from' ?11 000 to .*7.">C0 p. r mile, and rc-j leasing the Company from penalty thereon forfailnrc to make return,! &cResolved. *?r?l. That. wc wid not j support any candidate for any ollice who is not it! sympathy with the j F.i' ii.ers" Movement and a good I>em- j ocrat, , I Resolved, 4Mi. liiat a copy of! tiiese resolti io "S be handed to the! I'onnty pap-rs and the Charleston j World for pt bl ation. I F. IJcllxni), f'resd't 11 L. H. Pi::.*; e . Sec y. lloi&iid Democratic ('lab. Roland, S. C., duly 7th, 1890. Roland Democratic t iab met at j West's Mill litis afternoon After the revision of tho roll the ( Club was re-organized by the election of the following yentlemen as 1 r>fliccrs of the Clui>. viz: P. T. Bruce, 1 President; J. A. West, V:ce-l'rcsi* dent: W. T. I lusty, Secretary. The following resoiut ons were ofFcred and unanimously adopted : Kesolved, That wc endorse the ( March Convention and 1>. 11. Tillman ; for Governor. 2. That wc will not support any candidate for ollicc who do ;not ad- ^ rocatc retrenchment and reform in >ur State and County government. 3. That we endorse the Sub-treasury bill and will support for Con- a jress those on'y who advocate its c idoptions. \ 4. That copies of these resolutions jo scut to the Charleston World and L'onu'v papers for publication. : W. T. Hasty, f Secritary. j j Sam'y drove IJenrocratic PintWhereas; we. the. voters of Sandy 1 I! rove Democratic Club, desiring a ( more econcoiical form of govern- i inetjt, Resolved. 1-t, That we endorse the . platform of the March Convention j and its nominee, 11. 11. Tillman, for Governor lies Ived, 2ml. That we | ourselves not,to vote for m y oil1 di- 1 Ime for State, County, or lor Con- i gross wln? wi'l oppose the farmers. il 01 ionization l>y word, action ami the 1 principles enunciated in their demand for reform. I ( Resolved, That wc rondcran thej: action of tlic State It aid of Kqnal-h iz l on in mincing the assessment on j the o C'b Hail Road, and also for j taking olT the penalty which was added by law for refusing or neglecting to make rttnrn of same. Resolved, 4. That the e rcso'utons !>e published in the County papers and the Charleston World: D. SI. Hetiiune, President. J. T. ITeiirixo, See'y. Attention, Democrats. A Convention of the Democratic "ni'lv /.t' I'/,rulni IS- fV.nntv i? hor.'hv callctl to be held in the Court House j in Camden on Friday, the first dayi of August, proximo. The Convcn j tion is called for the purpose ot re- j organizing and electing delegates to! the State Convention to be held in j Co'umbia on the 13th of Angus' next. j 'J lie various Democratic Clubs iu j the County are hereby instructed to send delegates to said Convention upon the basis .-f two for very twenty-live members and two at large for the whole Club. The Convention will be called to j order at 11 o'clock a. m S. C. CIA "*TJUN. County Cuairman. | licit Xill Democratic Club." A new club lobe known as the lleb Mill Democratic Club wa- organized on Saturday, 12th inst, with die following officers: J.J. lleil, i'r< s'.lonl; J. N. Jones. Vicc-l'residci t; 1'. V. Darker. Secretary and Treasurer. About 50 names wore enrolled. This club will meet on the 1- -1 i .1,.!.. Jnd.n! ZUU1 HIST.. l<> e;evi, utivguite iu cuv. county convention. Belli 11 i 11 Democratic Club. A meeting of Belle jltill Democratic Club will be belt! at Trapps* Mill, on Thuisd.-.y 2-tth inst., at o o'clock p.m., for tho pmpoKo of elect* ng delegates to the County Convention w- iois meetf. on August 1st, and for transact ng any oilier bus ncss that may come before I'm Club. T. L Davis, 1'resident. S. D. Yatks, Secretary. Fire the llsiile Gold mine Shortly before day Monday morning the ilnihi gold mine, which con' tained 1: e air compressor, was dis* covered to be en tire. It was 1otr.lt ' !y dent loved, as was also the air com pressor. Totai lost*. ?10,000; no in' so ranee. Tlie origin of the tiro cannot be ascertained.?Lancaster Ledger. i'i'rsoirtis Mr T. L. r.-iu.-r. < ! */'?ent>*ii. is it vJamtien sj.emiiii^ a ifcw liavs. Mr .5h A trlri 'v <-i ? !?? I-v. N. < *. is visiting frwinl-- in Mr A'. P. Sari.'!. "! Allan's, j.iiwi'f] ! i !* ''.iir.il.Mi in his \v,*v to Sii:i;l;vj!!f . ::-st n'Ci' k, Mr !i. i\ Jliinl.!-'". of ;?intf lln family of Irs M: .! -\.\ llus.Uty. hisl .v.olc. ? Svilii l;:i roturio-1 ll'lliif. fs'Orj; ii.-i' t') I v'I'lli V('f? III Kcr*:!i:iw. Mr J line* Ii. Vv,nU.v<\ ,,i' Catawba .Tmmtion. was on a visit t?? his father, Mr William V\'al aco ami i'a:ui!v. .1 few days this r.'cclc. M>s .T. Sumter Illinnv, received a telegram on Sunday announcing the death of her sister. Miss Nannie Keisler. of Charlotte. N. ('. Misses Mr.'V aud Hannah Vv* 1Pains, of Charleston, are visiting t'? ir sister, Mrs S. M. Hosenbergor. HcvE. A McDowell left on last Friday, to fnke charge of a church in Clarendon County.* Mr Joseph Y. Pnnlnp. formerly of Camden bni late of At'antn, is on a vi?:t to the family of his father. Mr J. f>. Dunlnp. Miss Lou Nettles ictuiT.M to her home in Cam 'en on Monday and looks terribly cut up about it Mr J. K. Shaw has resumed the exercises of his school at Marshall's Church, Kershaw County.? Bis hoy* a"a llaqh-. m ' * (iuieksiej: Itciiiacralu* Club. A meeting of Quickstep Democratic Club will bo huh! at Lang's mill I ~?r. Thnrstluy evening; .July 24th, atj f o'clock p in., for the purpose of I ? - t-i. * i.. ? I jjc0ui1jj ClClCJJitlUS w hi*' ihr.iiity cyip i rcation. W. Wiiitaki.j;, President. ilnvities. The Kershaw Guards held their irst field drill o.j last Wednesday ifternoon. My son. deal with the tnen who idvertise. You will never lose by it. )n the contrary you will always save noney.-'?Hen Franklin. If those of oar subscribers who ire in arrears, and can do so, will nil in ami give us a lift it will he cry ranch appreciated just now. Robert Smalls informs a Pbiladcl)hia newspaper man that, it doesn t uako any difference to the Kepnbli ans which wing of the Carolina democrats wins. No matter how ranch a girl likes icr name, she is always willing to mnsidcr the pos-ibility of changing t to her advantage. Now is the time to begin prcparng your turnip grounds. The crop s valuable for l>>th man and beast! md should not l?c neglected. Itch, !VCar?^ro, and Scratches on itiman or animals cured in 80 uinutes by Wool lord's Sanitary! fjclion. Thi* never fails. Sold by I Dr F L. Zemp Druggest, Camden. I Georgia's first halo of new crop cotton was sliippcd to Albany on the j ilh by Martin Davis, a colored mm \ living on the Primus Junes place. It sold for DHc. [\cr pound; weight 820 pounds. The. Democrats in Washington are! predicting that the next Congress will be of the Democratic, faith. They base their prophecy upon the cxpecla'ion 'hut the Senate will piss| the McKinicv bill, that the President will s:gn it, said that the pcop'o will repudiate the measure when it comes bef'or* them. Wntlersor: on the Force Dill. I was but, a boy in 1NW>. nnu mosi if the'run with whom I i.iion struggled for I lie Omit tution, the Union anil tlio enforcement of the law have gone to their account. But their sons and grandsons are here, J^id it seems the sole p n pose of Kcpublieanisui?of whioii the President is the fanatical embodiment and Mr Speaker Read the rascally interpreter?to ibive these out of national fellowship, i see on every hand line and lusty lads, born since the close of the war. and fast growing to a luir manhood Instead of seeking to make these a general on of young patriots, the Republican leaders are doing their utmost to make them a generation of young vipers. They see in their government, as it is now organized, a foreigner and an enemy, not a fellow-citizen and a friend. They feci at the hands of the party in power the mailed clasp of war, Not the gentie pressure of peace. They hear I from the oracles of that party noth| ing but taunts and curse?, execrations j and accusations, assailing a 1 that ! it..,.. 1.,,1,'J imnr -.riil tb>!it'.? (InHvifr j Jonm.d. Sudden's Arnica Salve. Tim iW-st Su'.vo in the world tor Cuts. , l?i uiscH, Sorci?, Ulcers, Salt iiheur.i, Fcvn | Sores, Tetter, Gripped Ilnnls, L-lu.bl.un.-, j Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, mid pes:| lively cures or tio pay ii'juind. It j is guaranteed to >rivo perfect satisfuclioii ; or uion-.-y refunded. l'ric-5 -o coutH p?: j bos. For sulo i:y Dr. F- L. Zcrup. English Spavin Linirnn t removes nil liard. Soft or Calloused l.nmpf and liloini.slios from horses, Bioot Spavin, Curbs. SpliulK. Sweeney | King-bone, Stifles. Sprains, ;il ' Swollen Throats, Coughs, KbSave by u^o ol' one bottle ' Warranted the most wonderful Blum j ish Cure ever known. Sold by L>r : 1'. Ij. Zcinp, Druggist, Camden. N??w is a good time to subscrib j for the Camden Jouiinal. /. ?'"r ti.!! i. ?.i Tiilis .! ..n i'r??l:.v. 2:>tli isust. )?f '? o'cl??flc ]i in., for tin* y/:!.] " si u? olcrl !'.* Ov-.ily ."/J.. iil.j-,.;. .) F,. Cirj^i .Trcsi.^nt. Th- Pu'j.it ami i!.c 3U%'c. i * o >i. S iriiji. I-ssim- w'niiL.I r.rci!i-| o:-?-n CliitrrSi. I'l'f* Mnatiil Kuri., Hays: "i I I,.,.;;, i,, ...m wit :* J.-r:- !>? I Kiiiu* Nci'.' ji ?m tn.iic inr ?n?. M}' longs were l.n-Hv ?1 i*?: :?. !. ami :? v n-tris!:;-j.i;r t!im"*;.i I cj?:i! ! I:;* a few week". ! t<mU live hollies (,!' Mr King's ; Now l?N-.iv.'ry ?n-? run *mj;;l anl well, I gaining -it : <s. in i. eight. ' rtl isr Lov. Malinger Lure's Funny Folk's r? uiMsvsikiii, w riles: 'After a thorough tri il an-1 notivimtiiig esiiletice, I utii < niili.lt is l;i Tviti'-'s Now I>i*vtr.'ery for lion snmpt:i.ti. hoiits'em nil usel cures v<!icn everything els.: fails. Tlie crentest kitnl| uoss i e ns iloiuy thntisainl frietuis is to urge j iitem to try if' Free trial (milieu at Dr i I". li Zemo's Drug Store. Ilogular sizes I O'Ji;. .Ue.i SI. 'JO. Epoch. Tiio transition from lung, lingering ntnl ji.'iiii?ui sickness iii robust health Marks nn epoch iii the life of the iniliv.ilu.il. Such n renin rknble event is tveit*ttreil in the meiniiry and the agency whereby the garni health has been attained is gratefully bless e?l. Hence it is that o? niuch is heard in j pr.iise of Electric Billets. Su rainy feel J they owe their rosloralion lo health, to the use of !h? Ureal All oral ire and Tonic if y.nil are trotib'ed *vi?li any disease of Kidneys, Liver? r stomach, ..t long or short standing you will surely find relief by (he I use of Kloelric Hitters. Said at fiOc. and I ?1 per bottle at Dr F. L. /.outu's Drug Store A N NOliNCFH KXTS. For County Commissioner. At I he roi|tusl of numerous friends ttnti neighbors in \V?st Waftrco, I hereby announce myself a t'nndidute for the oHicc of C'ounfv CoR5itii.s>i)i!er. subject to tin action of the primary election. J. i). ISBHIJj. For the Legislature. j Mb. Editor:?I rcijiect fully announce myself as a Candidate for election to the House of Representative;-. upon I he Farm ers' .Movement Flat form, Mtnjcc.t io me actioi: of the Democratic primary. W. R RUSSELL. For County Treasurer. IIavinp; noticed the very frank lets(r of Capt. J. 0. boilings in declining the noini naiion for I ho Legislature, his many friends claim the privilege of horeby nominating liiin for County Treasurer. 11c is in every may capable to till said office, and if recommended by the Democratic primaries, his appointment to said office will insure us a square, honest and efficient. Co.:*..: v Treasurer. MANY Fit I ENDS. For County Coniini?sioner. Ma. Fniroit:?We rcspcctfullv nominate Mr. Henry E Heard for the office of Comity Commissioner I'rcm West V'aterce, believing that he is not only competent, but that our section is entitled to representation in our County government. M r. Board is in full synrmthy with lite. Farmers' Movement, :.nd Was u-mtt: n-m endorsed by the bail Fond Democratic Club at its meeting on the 2Mb nil. VOTERS OF WEST WATER EE. For County Commissionor. It is well to tins' a true, a tried and faillifull public servant. On" who has worn the laurels, ami worn 1 hem with liorior to himself and credit to his county. We have such a person in Capt A. A. flovkin. of West Waterec, whose fidelity to duty, rnd faithful performance of '.he same, eminently qualify him for this duly, lie is a successful fa finer himself, a good financier, and in full sympathy with the farmers' reform movement. /.gain permit us to say that whro County Commissioner he was assid'i'uis in bis didics. and gave ('.special ' ? l T . I attention to the roads ana nnuyw. ui-i.-i haw him and ohlijjo MANY YOTFjK.S OF WKS? WATI7IIKI', [ For School Commissioner. Enrrou ?T hereby announce myself a candidate for the ollica of Sclum' Commissioner of Kershaw County. subject In the result of the primary election to ho held at such a time as the County Kxecuj live Committee shall ilirVt. 15. 1!. (TiVKKM. For tho Locfishiture. Mn. Koitor:-?Permit mo to announce that I am a Candidate, for re-election to I the House of Representative--, subject t?? the approval of the nomocracy of Kershaw Comnv'at the primaryelection to he he'd at such time ua I he County Executive Committve shall direcl. W. 1). TEANTH A.M. For the Louisl.ifiiir. Mr. Kl-itor:?Please announce, without eonstiltation. Mr. Tims. i. Kirklaml as a Candidate fr>r the Romish;'.are upon the 1 >.t rim | farmers .uuvniivni jf.iui.m.... ........ .. I inc primary election, and we ask such 011j dorsomrnt ?f this noininuti it from nil sec1 ions of the eoumy us must impress Imn | tluit the office seeks the man and duty for] bids him to refuse litis call. MAN" VOTMRS, For Trrasuror. Mr.. Kiuma:?Y?.? will please announce the name ot Capt. C. C. llaile for re appoinimcnt to I lie oilier of County Treasurer, subject to lite result of the ensuing Democratic primary, and oblige * ' MANY FRIENDS. For Auditor. Mr. Km tor:?Please announce the mime of Mr. Daniel C. Kirk lev as a suitable person for the endorsement of the Democratic voters at their approaching primary election for Auditor of Kershaw County. Mr. Kitkley is eminently qualified for this position. and should lie receive their recommendation or endorsement, it will be his highest aim t" discharge the duties of his cflice - *! ? I lilll ill'.H: V an-.} 10 ilk' iuihi: .-Mi-..-i.tv. i".. w j tliO public gvncnilly. T1IH PKOPMi. 2nTC"W" . SS THE TIME TO SOW roi.'K ; FALL TURNIPS, a kkksh sn>ri,v or ; Buisrs NEW CROP [1890] !! Turnip Seed l! I JUST RECEIVED AT -| Br. F. L. rimr<% i I Warranted Fresh & Pure. 1 FOR SALE AT PRICES LO W ER I THAN EVER, julj 17. m|F|i ppnii mmn tifiy i nV'ih fj u Jit kxXXM^* A ??ii?; lot of Mack Silk, Colored and Fancy IWIvASOLS olle rod At /A UAAWWME To clone. These (iood;; are oliVivd at arcducliun of from 25 to 50 per cent. Also in this :i:ie lo arrive this week the following unheard <>T ins: 21 inch Blk {Silk, Silverine handles, worth $1.50 at $1.15 20 44 4 4 l? 4< 44 44 l.(>0 44 1.20 28 44 4- 4( 44 Umbrellas, " 2.00 :4 1.50 30 44 44 41 44 44 44 2.50 44 1.75 Examine at once our 10, 12*, 15 and 25o. white INDIA LINON EIGE At Bottom prices. Pull line colored Challies from 5 to 10c Rig reduction in ME1\S? STRAW' HATS. BUY THE JUSTLY CELEBRATED PEERLESS SHIRTS, PEERLESS IN PIT, t?i/> m ivr oCj rXT "AT A 7." I.* JL\Tj Fj IVJJ TjOO i i> JVSJ, PEERLESSIX-MATEIUAL, Sz PEERLESS IS WEAR, Only tor sale at the Gilt Edge Store. All sizes Irom 12 inch to 18 inches. Money being scarce we are ottering special bargains in all lilies. PE11CAI.ES Oheaap at 10c. only Sic. Full anil new stock Ribbon all new shades and widths. don't eyy shoes Until you visit the (lilt E(.l<?o Store. DOIMT BUY CLOTHING Until you visit tlie GILT EDGE STORE. |P ffl 3/fa PSOPBISTOB. wmm iiwrwvT>T /wr.-rnxnMiw. ?w aMMBBaaaaw?? BW \M&PWkxxvnBz*ammmr*3ammmma3tr MOTiOE. m,% & ww&m Applications will ho rocoWwl for * V l,J" ^ Mic li(!i:u*il or Lensc of tl.o (Iiujulcn ij xo\y UKCKIVINU Onm.o )f/-.injr> siti?r/? inrniip venr. u'itli _ m ?..? .r M V' J'V/ i Ifc ? i 1 ? ^ ^ the privilege of lliren veare, nil bids BAJHAJ'i AttiJ to bu handed in to the Clerk of Conu- ASSORTMENT OP cil by the. first ??[ondny in August. .1. \V. CORHErP, In tend ant. MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS .T. L. Buasixgtox, Clerk. CONSISTING OP July 10?td SHEmfF S SALE. LSDIES' ? ? } CHILDREN'S' HATS & CAPS Carrigan & Silco.v. against .John Ale- <)!'' E\ i?R\ SHAPE AND Sl'\ LE. Lean?Execution. H'LL T Of" xl Under mid by virtue of the nhovn KiDDORS, F 0W8FS & mM named oxecntion to mo directed, L ' will scl', at public outcry, before t-ho AESO, A PUbL STOCK OP Zsjfe Eiteirj Sill, k himi trrBUTORICK PATTERNS FOR situated in Kershaw Count.?. Statu ,.,n "ivum am aforesaid, containing one hundred ^ALL, A lit) o!AMFllNLl #uJN!j -Uh (100) acres, move or less, bounded eUflRT MOTIPF East and North East by lands of uIlJA. "UIIUL. Mrs M. .7. EiiioLt, North and North Mrs. S. TWtED. West, tyost and 8ontb AVest by oy_ lands ol'John J). McCaskill, South^ and c"'onth East bv lands ot' Mrs (J. I - . , J. Pel:ins, Levied upon ars tlio A BeaSailt DYIIIK property "t tnu defendant, John J>lc-? Lean. Terms?Ca-h. TKIS Jus T... ll..i:.i:, 8U. riff K iifhaw Co VJ ( TTT if July 10-!d jjj At yU AQt h A?) NE'vVSPAPEi. AG'.KGY. ^lUi II UUliiUl Persons wishim to s.c .seibe to any _ newspaper* or p riudief sin any part "*"* me before d?-in vr so. .J-.-ivo, thenjjen- COM AND REFRESHING cy for over ",.r>l>0 nc-vsf iporsarm periodicals. I :i h. liiiV't t c . sorenev for ,<Vtf " ] \. QL^L Ska Si i?::. Si.ru'.-h ,1 .ibninc:;. find STB i I K W Jl ClK0 j a 1 popular iiovt is. (Joe ; and soj iue. Sherbet or tffffinflMiB Limeade. PRI?1 ^fll nov> si-uvk]) f i Tmn MSMi W- ' L lLiVi! j??P$ ? 0 II 5: w,w4f^S ' ? da i- , r^"U &ih* rsr. 0U.1 CATALO??US*?i?? PfiltfA j 5r '"' a ft-vr.?f wwc hTlAS gftwRfc. Wt:L\S; u WP!*S?F0L.S, INS. | f>? ''"iTi-l.^ii -I.i::ri!!il ??<! S.-Ktlwr.t| CuUlcntor one y ar for paid jj iu -ivauc. \ i '**& t J FOIeMiiX'lE 1 FUEMTUEE! IV. f> BMliilifiE WHOLESALE m R[TMU 359.3GI 363 liPPSR FLOORS, MAIN SMESGIi KIHG STUhKT.I ? r?MAD-: -TCTfiM Q p a u'ii/.nLLu t Uiij o. u.; WE CARRY A FULL LINE, F?0iJ/ 77/? COSTLIEST TO THE CHEAPEST. AND ORDER DIRECT FROM THE FACTOf'PCi 1.V.J, l;>. * v" Undertakers. With an experience nf over 21 years. wo. still leap on hand n*fnll stock ol'COFFiNS nnd 0ASKET8, from cheapest to the highest prices. We soli clioapcr than any one in town. Give una call an?l lie convinced, tor we cannot be undersold. R. J. McCreight & Soil. Sept. 22-tf. MUNICIPAL NOTICE. ]7Alf: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ] Unit the Polioc iitts orders to strictly enforce tlie Ordinances of the Town, jau- . t scalar at tout ion to oc given to the Sunday observance Ordinance and the Ordinances prohibiting gambling, profane or obscene language. or any other disorderly conduct. By order of the lntendant. It. T. HOBISON, i-ii v.in?!i 01 rouce. NEW INVENTION. llnjrgv and wagon fires upset without cutting and welling, and tire holt li des preserved in liros by moans of my new tire upset'cr. Rcj airing, painting and trimming done to order at the .Melts' old shop.. . J. W. 1IUNTLKY. fCRllLE^ /\N KASV TMUMS, HOUSK AN'!) V/ <! rounds i?n i.yiUoton Slreet. C.'aiudoii, S. ('., for ..c-:ly ixxupied i>y Mir-s Saliy C '.csnu!. Aiplv So . (iUT tookt?>N. 4J-1 V/: ! :?'t Stieet, I*h:!:;tleI|?Iiirs, I'a. April :M??f fVllaSOHS \HJ| rvt * NEW \ A I ttHB 0/1LY PERFECT seWihg mmnisM FAMltff USE. SetuWor Circular and I'rieo List. W1IEELBU & WILSON JFFG CO. *, Atianta. Ga. ? i - a v f .fvri I i'or aaic uy >- . v. n/w*v., May 15- Camden, S. C. Mm Cotton MOil Mill and Mi? Cany. NfOTICE is hereby given tli.it six days _ aiU'V date the Cot>ks of Subijeriptinn to the Cardial Stock of the WATKRKE cotton'seed oil mill and feuTILIZER COMPANY will bo open at the Store of Messrs. Ihtuui Uros. in the Town of Caiudcn. S. C. SAMUEL BOY KIN, ,T. A. It A HON, ('. M. ALEXANDER, W. ! '. RUSSELL, A. M. DUNN, M.BADM. II. G. GARRISON, Board of Corporators. Cunaleii, S. C., May 20th. 1SU0. CAR LOAD JUST IX. A X.I) Til K Till)lie can be snjj))!iocl in ANY quantity/ Pi.: Miw. !v:cui-pior?, ftc, supplied at 1Vi*.i?!!s !i;;vi:i;r I'v.-b meat.?. melons, Initios', v/hiirli Mioy wish placed on Ice, can I'O jn.vi initio.l:Ua] at .1 air.ail remuneration. ?3jr'-(*i:st.;mHS can /jet Tee on Sundays f;.,m 1! W. to 2 o'clock p. lit. W. (iKiSEXHEDlER. ji % jSjjjla,u* Y^^yHabita J3f?l3 W It# m ticuiar-i at-at Kit EE. Atlanta, Go. oillce 1Whitehall St!