The Wateree messenger. (Camden, S.C.) 1884-1942, December 11, 1888, Image 2
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6. W. B1RCHMGRE, PROPRIETOR.
Subscription 91. 60 ? year, in Advance .
CAMDEN, S. (X, DEO. 11th, 1888.
DKBT.
The galley slave who - toils and
sweats under the load of chains which
bind*: him to a life of in faery spei da
a hornhle existence, bat h?vrho is en
thralled by debt binds himself in gall
ing bonds, that will harass him more
than the iron chains which knits tlio
(Criminal to his deserts.
It is, easy to go into debt lmt re- ,
member that t4he who goes a bortojfcw
ing goes a sorrowing." Better endure I
privation and bo under obligations to
no man. i s?r
If our farmers willlot pooj&my and
prudence be theicgpiding star, and
will ppt their shoulders ,{0 the wheol
-with a vim, thly%ay justly hope that
a vear henco Will Had them richer and
^ J&e pall of debt liongs ominously
over the inhabitants of our fair State,
^ and happy are they who are not over
shadowed, and he who owes nothing
should guard his linanoial honor like
a woman {guards her virtue. If this
is done then will an era of prosperity
bless us all.
It is possible tliatthe present Leg
islature will pass an Act legalising
primary electiona.
^TRnBoiast general election two oon-|
I stiiutional amendments were voted]
I upon. One with r^jforence to School
Commissioners ap4. vtho other with
roforerice to the Jud^e of Probate. |
The following is the result as shown]
by the report of the State o^nvaueerB:
Constitutional amendment relative
to Probate Judge? yes 26.806, no 20,
643} majority iu favor 6,2o& Deolar- 1
Constitutional amendment relative
to ScMgjg|topi88ionerB---ye8 15,125,
no 63,467. Declared rejected.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEBINtJS. |
A biU has been introduced in the
House, and adopted, putting the
Circuit .Judges on a salary of J?,000 ?
H ?bPI.
for
4ajyKiiPW pgen introd ncTUM vid
iogJUBPe^ocentunce of the^lWNQfl
bequeSt" This bill was introduced by]
Hon. Wv ;C. Beuet, of Abberville.
U So&|u3Bou . will slso be taken by
Berkley,
arid ^ickens cotiatilos to . Jbowow
iuifcrfey 1 4? pay ordinary oouhty ex
Bfjnses, jurors and - yitiivbsea' certjfl
es ftfm teachers* fclai ma.
|iP' l'he following bill has pawed its
?ir\ third reading in tho House: ' ,Jj
"Section 1. That'the county tretifl
nrer for Kershaw County be, ^jgt
is, hereby authorial and remuMj^H
refund to. taxpayers eiich^fln at
v have been paid by themffHw.T \ h< in:
levy of one and on&jHrth- roill^
W" Dtiialb township, Jjgfl i iv County
ft for railroad p u
HBjLby the Act of thj^^^Hn Assembly.
'y&WA HM^vod' ; and
that, in cases where the tux shall not
have been p4i $?<tr be, and hernby is.
authorized; MUPqui^d to grant a
rebate ir|i^Hpr of persons paying
taxes i?i JHp^tOwnahip to tho ex
tax assessed against
^}?25Hr I-V *
?: r'heotl^ft1 2 That tho said county
tmasurer^lt) al 1 take front taxpayers to
Whoratj^^neys are refunded receipt*
fdr tlmertme, and from those iu whose
favor 1 jfcrttt.es are allowed ackhowl
edgmuHHtareof in writing, and that
such receipts and acknowledgments,
if found correct. uh&U bo good von
chers in his' hands.
"Section 8. That tho county auditor
for Kershaw County shall ta e up
aaid receipts and acknowledgments
upon finding them corrt^ot, and issue
in lieu thereof oQie receipt for the
aggregate of the some, which receipt
shall be' the theaaurer's vouoher in
his settlement with the comptroller
gonoral."
ruro Blvxxl Th Orrrlo^l'ws Yalue.
Tlif Ttcod Balm Co., Atlanta, Qa.:
My Bkajr 81H-I have, foy some
time fcoal, Uaed B. I>. l>. na purifier of
tho'Ulood and io build w the ?yht?ui
generally* and fcontfidtfr it without
exception -ilia Hr.osfc remedy of the
bind in the market.
>*-? Yours with host wishen.
% . AnTHun O. Lrwis,
iCdilor Southern Society.
? 1 piect* eaeh garnet navy blue
and In own all woof flannel* reduced
from 80 oehta to IB cent#. 1 piece
KAirnet, onol? 80 iaohee, redneod from
50 dent* to 26 oont#. Pturdy's.
11*$* W KU,n*y?
May ^,1887.
' 1 Itnve b<j<?tt mifToiicig from kidney
cISbo^* for .A month pftist,.?na..ih?
1>? in in my back wits vory Wve*?
Kv ownpnUoti r(^uiri?H h MW <m\
nt writing Ql oigut hucH tiufforod al
the time. 1 Rttw ono mnu who %tjd ho
im SwSiyFlE^ot'unio J{Jo(04
(K B. J ?0Wtoi^0?d
auo from 6310 up. All goods shipped
from factory. Terras? 1, 2 and 8 years
time. "Write tnDrawar "D," Florence,
& C\, for particulars.
Attention, Farmers.
I will be in Camden one week long*
er, and will have for sale several more
harrows manufactured by the South
ern Farm Tool Co., of Atlanta, Ga.
* 8. <0. PLAYER.
Valuable Town Lots for
MTfrfc.;.?.
Ancruni House on Fair Street,
Three (3) Lots en Mill Street, Two (2)
Lots on DeKalb Street, One (1) Lot on
Fair Street, all being a part of the An
crum property. Qood titles ^ven.
MY FilENDS
v ~AN6 TUB
PUBLIC GENERALLY!
? ?
Having disposed of my old sfcpo)i
of Summer jmjceries. almost to the
very last article, and haviag pmt my
store
In Perfect Repair,
? FROM?
Top To Bottom,
1 1 now come befo?e my friends of the
I past as well as those who may prove
my friends of the future, with a
Oomplete New Outfit,
. ?; ?> ? of
The Best And Freshest
Groceries to be found in the town*
and I reBpecttully invite you to give
we a call before vou buy.. ?<
;Iu the logul columns of Tub Mi:a
8ENCJHH can be ftund, from week to
week, such articles as I make a spo
c'altv of. But 1 will have always uu
hand everything to be fpund in
A First Class Grocery
-----Store, ?
Consisting principally of Canned
Fruits, Canned Meats, Canned Veg
etables, Pickles and Sauces of all
* ? - k?t*& rn- "?
. ^?unt>a
?tables, Pickles
i ^OHt r
M}d Blaok,? t
it ^
not!
?Green
'? Lard,
v . Wheat
>arse and
?To
jrr" ?" ooapl whioh
-- ii^ures.
larautee everything
W. blakeney,
"Clybum IllocH," ?n<l?
Wessenoer oflScp.
&;v-\ ^ovviug Ma
-kind you can find
mrnaSm^S
l o you at a
it, can bo
.if- 10 in the State.
my stock; of Sowing
hnes can bo found
"Davis," "The liartfoi
"Howe," ''American," "B2
St. John."
The above machines
f-bown with pleasure
one who" may w'isj
them.
c^ypfto.
aco To Buy
BE UflOWli
? IS-AT?
JOHN SHYRL'S.
I desire to infortni the public ttaft I
huve on hand a large stock of
Liquors of all Kinds
which I am otrerir.g at the very lovqjft
l'ure North Carolina CtMB
Whiskey at $2.(X) unci 82.50 por
A ho other urad<8 an cheap u? o?n li
bought elsewhere.
Tobacco And Cigars.
A l ull line of Tobacco and ClgoCA. (%
connect ion with the al?bve I keep a ??
lect stock of choice family (?roo?urMk
When In need of anything in my fffr
be sure to give iue ft calli^
ISirMr. T. .1. Wilson is with rfie art
would he pleased to have hip frtaMr
call and hi in.
JOHN McSMYMl
Opened
former
r. ? '*'?
The undei
form th^pul
the Latham
_ rery attention paid to guests,
ble supplied with the beet the market
affords.
ISrFree Omnibus m^ets all trains.
HT Barroom connected witk the
house Which is separately located an*
orderly kept. ;
tsHuivery, Veed and Sale Stables est
premises. -
S. B. LATHAM,
Proprietor.
Drugs 8c Medicines
.?ALL
PURE?AND FRESH
Moore & Kirkley's.
tW Prescriptions carefully compound
ed at any hour either day or night. Store
open on Sundays from 9:80 to 10:80 A.
M., and from 3:90 to 4:80 P. M.
An exceptionally handsome line, at
the lowest prices. '
PLUSH GOODS.
A handsome assortment of Plush
Goods for the holidays.
Soaps, Perfumery, See .
We have as fine a stock of soaps and
perfumery as has ever been brought to
Camden.
"NVe will be glad to have you inspect
our stock of
HOLIDAY GOODS
as we are sure of pleading you, both in
variety and. price.
MOORE &KIRKLEV
A 0 KEN
fi'ho |)1o|;-.c?3 liiuKofl
Sheet Hardwate in the townNJ
Ask fox- ?W;V 0. Kelly Per
fect Axe," Th% axe is a per
fect axe because* fi I Is aJU the
,Tt li lis a blade; so shaded
it will cut deepest into the
Wood with the least amount
of labor. '2nd. A blade so
shaped that it will burst the
chip. 3rd. A blad
?iir tho wood||te^i not .stick,
bi^yjjyjyj|^Wx>e withdrawn,
&ing or bending
4tn. A blade
on the sides, so that
the axe can be kept in order,
and near the original shapo^by
merely grinding. .the cutting
edge. t'1'
.Agricultural Empl?ments.
20,000 pounds Plow Steel.
Spokes, Hubs, llims, Shafts for
Buggies and Wagons.
Powder (coarse and fine)
Shot, Shells (loaded and un
loaded,) Primers and Wads.
Saddles, Bridles, Harness,
Lap Robes, Horse Blankets,
Plow line Snaps.
Now crop Now Orleans Mo
lassos, Buckwheat (plain and
self-raising,) Oatmeal (pi kin
and prepared,) Ilust Proof
Seed Wheat and Oats. *
Oivo me a call before buy
ing.
A D KENNEDY
| '30 CENTS. "
K lob of chllui'Oh'a common Shoes, sizes from 5 to 8, 80 coots.
I ABIES' FINE SHOES !
GENTS FINE. SHOES ! ?
? A fti# Lot, Just/ lloceived. ? $8.01).
CAPERS'.
l*5&; ?, ' \ i
ZEMEP BEtOS*
ShOJlS, CLOTHING, HATS, Ajfe)
GEJVTS' F URNISFf ING G0^J>H*1 ?*, ;
"Tho bea^ only the bnat, and nothing but the best." v -
^ok steadily afc this card without blinking while you count
twenty, aud do so as often as possible between now and 1 he
?? iV' -u ? ??
?:;;; ^ "timevyou visit
to secure some of the extraordinary bargains wo are offering*
In order to reduce our immense stock of
NO
-, tV^ced upon it some
itffed dbwn to the bottom
?e buying.
ip Finent Y. H. and G. P.
Teas, New line Boasted Ooffeos, Now
Buokwheat, Plain and 8. K. New Or
leans Molasses, K. It. New Flour, at
old price**. Newi/aias, B. Strips and
S. Beef, New Packed Fruiw ohd Veg
etables, F. O. Mnccaroniand Cheese,
New Ivory Soap, toilet siae* 5 cents,
Pickled Pig's Feet
Harness. \
I have a large line of Single
and Doublo Harness. Single
and slip wagon harness, Sad-*
dies, bridlos, collar a, single
a d doable reins, bridle reins,
Sirth stirrup leathers, etc. I
on't propose to sell these at
cost out I know orops arb
short, and a man will be dis
posed ' to patoh up his old
harness if he had to pay much
lor a new pair. X nave re
duced the price of all these
poods. I find 4 hey are sell
ing very well sinoe the reduc
tion. If you want any cotno
soon.
TO ARRIVE
CSr. B jams & pickles in bttlk.G Si D
preserves and* Jellies, choice Shore
maokere), smoked halibut, Dunbar's
shrimps in oans, dried apples, peaches,
blackberries and cherries, choice
frsuch prunes, all 1888 packing. The
0 and B jams may not he in until the
middle of November, but bear ia mind
they are Coming. <
J.-F. ARTHUR.
- ' Trespass Notice.
All parties are horeby forbidden
from trespassing upotn my plantation
Hunting or walking over it, or in any
other manner flfrspussing iapoait-vcly
forbidden, ?nd violators will be dealt
withJicoording to Jaw.
4t 9 ;* **iOAUTn$N
3l ACKSMITIf SHOP.
T Ins? Srave^o inform \t(f trtaulifeiid
the ji'iMW; Jfeneraliy that 1 can no.? h?
found at the -hop fortinerly used by
Mr. i,. Wat-kin*. f>ii Account of the
short ci on I am tfojng to -do work very
cheap. Morse shoeing s npeoBlty. I
have hml ?) year's experlenctgfln this
business ami guarantee sottHfaqitot).
<? .IOIIN
* . I*#
^wMHWURN,
Anuouncea to tho public that ho is
now preparod to buy cotton and pay
tho highest market price in caiih for
tho snmo.
Country Produce Wanted.
Boat oanh pricoa paid foVNpoultry,
epga, game, fine lard, aauaage and all
kinda of firat claaa country produce.
Poraona having fat poultry or beef
boar this in mind.
THE HOBRIRK INN,
Camden, H. C.
NOTICE.
I horebv give notice thatlpoaitively
forbid all persona from treapaaaing
in any manner upon C. 11. Hinaon'a
Patent Mill Dresa, (No. patent 55,516),
except Chaa, Parker, Tho?. Mangum
and - B* ..Willia
authorized agents.
except them.
wno are my
10 others
V. K. H
OtNfllt
foum
*r? Mir***
ObftttlQil Of
(UmImMI
ll>l>
lUrk
Bl? CI hMCt v#? natver*
Ul MMtlnfactlon la lb*
our* of ((?Btrrhrofc ?a4
OlMt. I presort b? It an?
1h) m(? In rtMinmtnd
loi It to all hAnn.
,A. S. BTONKB, N.D.,
OtMNr, HI.
Bold by CragfUU.
MMDE A KIRKLEY,
Camden. 8. 0.
??The sol? end of man in to wear
Ze mp Bros nhoofl.
'?Soft and Stiff Hnts, new biaeks,
at OapoM'.
?Try our Dongola Kid Button
shoes at $2.80. Every pair warranted.
Zemp Bros.
?Country merchants will do well
not. to buy until The Gilt Edge Store
is in i meted.
New prunes, new evaporated ap
ples, new raisins, new eurrantn, new
citron, at J. S. Ithamos.'
NOTICE
Notice Is hereby tflven that all u?v
notes, papers anil accounts have bow
plftccd in th<* hands of Heath, Kprinip
A (!o? lor collection. All partis s
(tebtod to me, ami whose accounts are
new due, ?re requested to make pay
ment to then). A. It. .SMITH.
4
' 4
T A*
i*v .J*
We always havo on hand a complete line of Clement
and P. Cox fine shoes for ladies, misses and children.
State Shoes are Well known and appreciated by this et
nity and need only lo be mentioned. On our bargain'
ter will be found a large lot of shoes ?vhich we are sell]
half price.
m&x ,
iW"'. ?, 1
V * *.*<,
MATS,
Gents' Furnishing Goods, Trunks and Yalices. In this lj
our stock.^U be found full and complete and we cordial^
vite every one to call early and often while the bargains
ZEMP BROS.
At Arthur's old staxil
JOINT TttliHtoLE NO. 9.
Camden ISruucli, South Carolina Ilniiirny
? and ?
Charleston, Cincinnati k Chicago Railroad.
Southern Division.
Taking effect Sunday, Nov. 18, 1888.
80UTH-BQUND,
No tl50 *152
a m r, in
LEAVE,
Yorkville, BOO 1 15
Hock II ill, 5 28 2 15
Catawba Junction. 5 45 2 33
Lancaster, 0 19 3 10
Mineral Springs, 0 43 3 34
Kershaw, 6 55 3 47
Arrive Camdrn, 7 40 4 35
LEAVE,
Boy kins, 8 10 4 50
Claremont, 8 40 5 21
Camden J unction, 9 00 " 5 38
Arrive 4ingville, 9 35 0 10
Leave Klngvilla, 9 41 0 15
Arrive Columbia, 10 15 0 55
Arrive Branch ville, 11 05 7 20
Arrive Charlaaton, 12 55 9 10
^rrlve Auguata, 2 10 10 45
a. in. p. m
^^^^ixcept Sunday. Change cars
at KlffffflUe for Columbia. Change
oars at Iffanchvllle for Charleston.
Huns through without change of cars
from Yorkvlllflto Augusta.
?Daily. Uuna through without
change from Yorkville to Columbia.
Through coach f0f;Oharle*km. Change
at JiranchvHle fdf Augusta.
NORTHBOUND.
No^*ir>3
a in p in
Leave AugUsta, 1 28
Leave Charleston, 7 00
Leave Columbia, 9 (X) 5 33
Arrive Kingville, 9 35 n pO
Leave Kingville, 9 50 6 15
Leave Camden Junction, 10 22 0 48
Leave Claremont, 10 45 7 07
Leave ftoykins, 1 1 08 7 3*
?Arrive Camden, 1 1 26 7 50
Leave Caftiden, 1 1 30 8 08
Leave Kershaw, 12 21 8 48
Leave Mineral Springs, 12 34 9 01
Leave Lancaster, 1 00 9 24
Leave Catawba Jonotion, 1 39 9 59
Leave llock HUl, 2 15 10 17
Arrive YorkVill4;' $*00' I04&.;
v'~p m p m
tl>ally Columbia to Yorkville with
out chug#
?Daily except 8u?d*y, Augusta to
Torkvllle without change. No con
nection from Charleston.
7 JOHN (lb A 38
Anent.
? ?? .
? 8 11) brisket* Catawba (Jrapes, 70
couta por iiasket OrangOs HO cont,H
per dozen. - ? ? V^Tpnrdy'a.
>
H. G. CARRIi
Wholesaled. Ret
DEALER IN
General Merchant
Ft; 1,1, LINE 01*
Plantation Sup]
a T
Notice.
TO THE PRODUCERS OP ,
COTTON.
We hereby give notice that
September iHt, 1888, we will buy se*
ton at the old stand formerly ooo^
by Rudolph Jacobson, where w<
Erepared to buy W)() RALES I
iafhe.Ht cash prices. Como one,
all! Yours Truly,
TAYLOIl BELT01
GEO. W. MoGIllT.
TENNESSEE WAGOI
The bent manufactured in
United States. Ah cheap if ,
cheapor than any other wagon qjh"
market.
Call on me if you need a
WAGON.
Will Roll on time for good papw|
S. B. LATIIAM, ,
Agent.
_ > , J!
Cotton Seed Wanted.!
I am now payi ng tho highest marlL
price for Sound Dry Cottoti
dolivered at. ('amdon, Boy kin's ?
Plcueent Hill.
V*v' V -AV. K DeLOAOHBL ,
A gt. Oliver Oil Cod
(Columbia, 8.1
Aug, HI? tt m.
nbUUMMKUDlDBYPHYAIOIAN*
MO Old: St KIRK LEV, Ag*at?#
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