The Wateree messenger. (Camden, S.C.) 1884-1942, March 01, 1897, Image 4
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WHENEVER YOU WANT
ANYTHING NICE
TO EAT
J URN TO THI8 LITTLE SPACE
IN the MESSENOEK
. AND FIND IT.
THISWEEK:
Frohb mackerel.
Now orop N. O molasses.
FrJVh buckwheat.
ify* Bb out iiu'hI.
bott.e tomato oatsnp for lOo.,
woMb?i>% "
1)-von?h?rH nance lOo. a bottle.
L-'ugtirfld'a sane* 16c.t worth 26c.
JSucm assortment of cakes and
ci.ek'irt to l>o fouudTin the city. Call
and [t l ub show you.
X<uim California peaohea cheaper
th?u? ever? 15c. for 8 lb cam?, lOo. for
2 lb CADS.
. Canned oorn as fine as auy off the
oob.
Fresh cream cheefe and imported
maccaroni.
A fiv8b and elegaut assortment of
Teuimj 'rt candy in packages, can't be
exccHii'i ? from 5o. to 80c. a paokage.
A lii-w liuo of teas from cheapest to
Li^liPHi ^rado.
F'nr gradws of floor.
A special drive in coffee.
Don't boy nntil yon s?e my pricea
Tobacco as cheap as anyone.
VAUGHAN'S GROCERY.
LOCAL NEWS.
f Visitors are always welcome.
Leo Sohbnk, (5. C.
W. G. Wilson, K. of R. & S.
CiumU'H Cotton Market.
Th* following are the cotton quotu
tious for this market to-day as given
by MeFPrs. Springs, Heath & Shan
non:
Fully Low Middling,
hnlgdts of I'jtinaB.
DoKulb Lodgo No. 41 moeta everi
Thursday at 8:15 p. m. in Burdefl
Thursday at 8:15 p.
Bnildibfi
m. in
. Middling,
Fully Middling,
Good Middling,
Married.
On tho 29th ult. by Trial Jcretioo
Th h Gardner, Miss Oler Evana and
Mr. JumeB Wilson, "both of West
Watereo.
Ilon'i NogU-ci the urop,
C ir of Texas Rust Proof Seed
O.iU. Just received at H. G Garri
son. *
Tin* Drought Broken.
At last the drought is broken. A
?splendid rain fell last night, and this
Anorui.ng tbo air is fresh and balmy,
:tor *Vhioh we are profoundly grateful.
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Mm ?? Auveruswl Letters.
Tim foJJowmg isalist of adveriiaed
for the weal? ending Oot.o,
} VBUPfpr children teething. It soothes
;ho child, sdftens the gums, allays all
p.UijVdnre3 wind colic aiid is the best
rom'edy for diarrhoea. Twenty-flve
It to tho hft?t of nil. '
Anyone
Can have (beir teeth fixed at these
?prices.
I will he lit Camden from the 21st
Uo the 28th iust. to do aoy work : ?> ray
aino. I ftm posted in all the mtest
.?methods in dental work and guaran
tee satisfaction.
My pricftB are as follows: Gold
fillings from $1 60 to $2.00; Amalgam
fillings, 75o.; Ooment fillings, 700.;
Gold orownB, Ifc.OOj Plates from $ 10.00
to $12.50.
fcSfOfllce nt Workman House.
? J. E. Rutledoe, M D., D. D. 8.
'
A Il.nkct of Choice Fruit .
Wh were vory kindly remembered
l?y i bo popular "Little Fruit Store,"
which in in ohargo of th"St charming
young lady, MinB Carrie Urasinf,
lun, last Saturday ovoning. We were
presented with a basket of tho
? choicest fruit, consisting of grapes,
;pt?arH, peaches, oranges, bananas, ap
jplos and lemons. The treat was greatly
?enjoyed , by us. ''The Little Fruit
{Mtwre"- just back of the Farmers and
IMorchanta Bank, in Kntledge street,
is certainly the plaoe to get choice
fruity candies, &o. They are making
a Rpcoialty of fruits, confections, &o.
OeaMi .
Edwin Royal), infant bod of Mr.
Htid Mre. W. D. Trantham, died last
WtduoBday evening. This bright
hltlo fellow was junt one year and six
days old. Our heartfelt sympathies
are extended the bereaved parents.
Mi's. HaDie Moseley, mother of our
-eateemed friend and follow-citizen,
?Mr. It. Mosolev, died at an early
Jbonr last Friday morning. Mrs.
IMoaoloy wad well knowu in oastern
llvernhaw, where she had resided for
ta number of yearn. Dooeaaed was 84
years of age.
Mia. Elizabeth Sanders, wife of
Mr. T. P. {Sanders, of Hasood, and a
einler of Capt. J as L. Halle, of Gam
den, died at her home in Sumter
county last {Sunday. Her remaina
wero brought to Camden for inter
ment, the funeral iervloee taking
place from the Presbyterian tohuron
yesterday, at 1 o'clodk p: m.
Our sympathies aro extended the
bereaved ones.
flow's Ttils I
We offer One Hundred Dollars re
ward for any oase of Catarrh that oan
awt bo cured , by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
K.J. OHKNEY& CO., Toledo, 0.
We, the understand have known F.
J . Chenny for the last 16 years, and be*
' : A1ieve htm porfoo.tly honorable <th all
.business transactions and financially
able to -carry out any obligations made
b* their firm
Wkht Thuax, Wholesale Drngftsta,
' Tttafo, O.
Wauuno, Kimnan & M Anvm, Whole*
?-ale Druggist. Toledo, O
llall'n iMtlarrh Cu re la taken Inter
I - >f nafiy, acUii# directly upon the blood
m/g nntl mucous surfaces of the system.
- MIm Mary
Mr. J. M. H
was in tbe city
Lanes to teach
Miss Louise B Zeujp ha?.r*t urued
to tbe Colombia Female Collie.
Miss Mar tie DeSausanro baa go u*
baok to Converse College.
Mr. B. A. Young returned from At
lanta, Ca , last Friday..
Cupt. J. J. Bell andMr?. j. N. Jono*
were in Colombia last Thursday.
Dr J. E. \tut ledge, of Lancaster,
is in the city!
.Mr. Willie DeLoaohe has been
quite sick for the past two weeks, but
we are glad to learn that ho is now
some better.
Messrs. J. T. Hay and 0. L. Wink
ler have both been quite unwell sinoe
their return home, from the constitu
tional convention. Mr. Hay was on
the streets a short whilfe yesterday.
Religious lUjs.
The Bet. J. L. Tillman, an evange
list from Atlanta, Ga., is oouducting
a revival meeting in the opera house
Services are held at 10 o'clock every
morning, aod at eight o'olook every
night Mr Geo. Manotte, an organist
of Sumter, ia assisting Mr. Tillman
in these servioee. Mr Motrin, it
grand-son of Mr. Tillman, is els') in
attendance. We trust that much
good will resnlt from these meetings.
A pleasant time is anticipated nt
the Sunday School celebration to he
boid at Harmony next Thursday, lOtb
innt. Our good friend, Mr. J. A.
Grigsby, who is the superintendent
of tne school at that place, has been
doing all ho can, together with tbe
other christians workers in that com
munity, to make tbe occasion a suo
cess.
Tbe Wateiee Association, of the
colored Baptist ohnrob, will moot witb
Mt. Mori ah Baptist ohuroh on Thurs
day, the 17th day of October.
If Troubled with Rheumatism Rend Till*.
Annapolis, Md , Apr. 10, 1894.? I i
have used Chamberlatn's Pain Balm
for rhoumatiam and found it to bo all
that is claimed for it. 1 believe it to
be the best preparation for rheumatism
and deep seated muscular pains on the
market and cheersullyrecommend it to
the public. Jno. G. Biiooks, dealer
in boots, shoes, etc., No. 18 Main St.
AL.80 HEAD THIS
Meoiianiosvillk, St. Mary County,
Md.? I sold a bottle of Chamberlain's
Pain Balm to a man who had been
suffering with rheumatism for several
years. It made him a well man. A. J.
MoGill. For sale at 50 cents per bot
tle by Frank M. Zemp.
Ready to See You.
Mr. D. K. Rinsou, who is now so
elegftQtly situated in the handbotne
new store recently built for bim, next
South of the Farmers and Merchant*
'Bouk bnilding, has an invitation for
yoa in this issue of The Messenosu.
Road it and be sure to call aud se*
him.
?
'reanun^^
A Household Treasure
D. W. Fuller. .^Cyrr^Onarie, N. Y?
says that h$ ?ways keens Dr. King's
Nf.w'.-Dlsctfvery lu the house and his
family iias ulways found the very best
results follow Its use; that he wouitf
hot be wlthoot it, if procurable. G.J
Dykeman, Druggist, Oatskill, N. u
aaya that Dr. Klhg'0 J*ew DiBcovgjtf:
.Utiaoubtedly the
that, he ? -
...?
lou Should Bemeuber Tlila. . ) . '
There are a great many things you
should remember, and among them is
the op?ning of Dr. Frank M. Zemp's
art gallery to-inoriow (WodoeBday.)
He has one of the nobbiest plaoes you
ever saw in which to put the hand
somest display of piotures ever
brought to Camden, fie sore and
Visit his art gallery to morrow, his
opeuingday, and you will beoharined
with the maguifioent display.
Bueklen's Arnica Halve.
The best salve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi
tively ouros piles, or no pay required.
It Is guaranteed to give perfect satis
faction, or money refunded. Price 75
cents per box. For sale by F. Leslio
Zcmp.
West Watereo Literary Society.
Tho WeBt Wateree literary society
held its ninth regular meeting at
Shady Grove School hot. bp, near Eng
lish Knob, on the evening of the 3rd
inst. The mooting<wa8 well attended,
and all presont Beemed to be highly
enter! ninod by the following program:
(1.) Recitation, "Presidents of the
United States;" by Muster Jesse
Spencer (2.) Recitation and play,
"Geometric Figures;" by twelve chil
dren. (8.) Recitation, 'The Diamond
Wedding;" by Mrs. VV. J. Snyder.
(4.) Reading, "Josh Billings on court
ing;" by O. M. Dial. (B ) Reading,
"Old Courtney on Matrimony";" by
Rev. W. J. Snyder. (6.) Essay,
"Washington as a soldier;" by Miss
S. M. Lnoius. The exercises wore in
terspersed by delightful music.
The faooietv ie doing a good work.
More than fifty members aro enrolled
and they continuo to join.
A debate is on the program for the
next meeting.. The query ifl, Re
Molvod, that th4 minerals of the world
are more valuable than t he ve^etebleH.
Prof. E. B. ^allaoo and Mr. B. M.
English are to represent tho minerals
and Prof. J. W Pog/.or and Rev. VV.
J. Snyder the vegetables.
The nociety adjourned to moet
again Friday, 18th inst., at 8 p. m.
I)M Von Ktor
Try Elcotrlo Hi turn ao n remedy for
your troubles V If not get a bottle now
and get relief. * This medicine has been
found to be peculiarly adapted to the
relief and oure of all Female Com
Slalnts, exerting a wonderful direct in-,
uence in giving strength and tone to
the organs. If you have Loss of Ap
petite, Oonstapation, Headache, Faint
ing Spells* or are Nervous, Sleepless,
KxdUble, Melancholy or troubled with
Dizzy Spells, Klectrfo Bitters is the
medicine you need . Health and Strength
are guaranteed by its use. Large bot
tles only flfty cents At F. L. Kemp's
Drug Store. ? %
Stock Minder Wanttd. ~ T
We want a sober man to take
oh urge of onr lot at swamp.
Batim Bros.
8t.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castorla. .
PKEVIL_?Vim.
1 gallon kerosene 160 test and ?an
for 40 cents at Moseley & Co'a.
-j. ?Pay for yoor paper, if you have
Aot done so.
?Milk which has stood over tea
(ttinates ifi a siok room should nevei
be draoJC^^v? *
? iio to Young's for school supplies
at the lowest priori in town.
If you waul good coffeoMor 20 cts
per pound,. go to U. Moseley & Co's.
--Remember that what your chil
dren hear at home takes wings and
flies abroad.
. ? Mau is very muoh like an egg;
keep him iu hot water and he is
bound to become hardened.
? For Fine Candies, call at thn
Little Frnit Store. Post offioo Block,
next to tax office.
? Come up and pay your subscrip
tion. It will be a pleasure for us to
get the money and a roliof for you to
havo the debt off your hand.
? Fresh Charleston Broad every
day except Monday, at the Little
Fruit Store. Post office block, next
to tax offiue
? Society is like a well-made pie.
There is an upper crust audalowi r
orust, both useful iu their way, bnt
the real strength and substauce lies
between theui.
? Somo men believe i n nil vor mouoy,
some iu gold aud some in paper, we
will tako anything trom coppers up.
if you want to pay your subscription
to Tl'K Mi?8!?ENOKK.
The following Fruits nlways to be
fonnd at Tho Littlo Fruit Store:
Applet, Oranges, Grapes, Lemons,
Bananas, Pears, Dates, etc. Post
office Block, next to tax office.
To remove tho constipated habit,
tbe onJy safe. treatment, is a course (if
Ayer's Pills, followed by a laxative
diot. Most other cathartics do more
harm than good, therefore lending
pbyscians rccotniaend Ayer's Pills,
especially as a family physic.
? An orchestra was orgnnizwd last
Tuesday night with thy following
instruments: Charlie S. Drake, Clnri
net; W. F. Maloue, Cornet; Brooks
Parker, Flute; W. li. McCreitfbt, 1st
Violiu; Eddie Truesdel, 2nd Violin;
W. E. Parker, Bass.
Confusion as to tho choice of a
blood-purilier is uocessary. There is
but one best Sarsaparilla, and that is
Ayer's. This importaut fact was
recognized at the World's Fair,
Chicago, 1893, being the only blood
purilier admitted io be placed on
exhibition.
? In the Pisgah neighborhood, ono
of tho rnus; prosperous in the Stat^
there is gr. at need of a physicv^'
The nearest medical man, livo p^-os,
has moro work than ho oan and
tho next nearest isy^sJaiud^ ?; aloven
miloH. Thek>e are goo^} ptyi*'0) honest,
thrifty^ruu1 ?vndnstriou^y^Qd tliere is
rcu^'/jr tho rigbtf
i The Darlington, wfj. Journal says
editorially of a popular patent medi
cine, "We know J/Jin ?experience that
-Chamberlain's Of*!'', Cholera and Di
arrhoea Reined/ *3 all that is claimed
for it, as oii/vo occasions it stopped
excruciatiiK Pains and possibly saved
us from ir untimely grave. We woiiid
not r?^*nsy ovcr night without it iu
the iya??." This remedy undoubtedly
savf/rniore pain and suffering than any
(^rcr medicine in the world. Every
jrfimily should keep it in the house, for
ftt is sure to be needed sooner or later.
r%ur salo by Frank M. Zerap
tureu
j^aystlc Cure" for Rheumatism and
d&jralgla, radically cures In 1 to 8
renK*It8 action upun the system 4s
move^le mid mysterious. It re
ease lurN onea the cause and the dis
dose ffrea^ateLy disappears, The first
M. Zemp i&eneflte, 7octs. Sold by F.
' wist. Camden, S. C.
c
Pitcher's
ren Cry for
torla.
Kelief in SIxN^rg
Distressing Kidney ttiWladder di8.
eases relieved in six hours X, the "New
Great South Amkkioan\ vtmjl*v
Cuke." This great remedy is tfs.rp?i8e
on account of its exceeding PWynp*.
ness in relieving pain in the t>lQ^er
kidneys, back and every part of >,g !
urinary passages in male or female, x
relieves retention of water and pain In
passing it almost immediately. If you
want quick redef and cure this is your
remedy,. Sold by Dr. Frank M. Zemp,
Diusccri'st. Camden, S. C.
If your children are subject to croup
watch for the llrst symptom of the dis
ease -hoarseness. If Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy la given as soon as the
child becomes hoarse it will prevent
the attack. Even after the croupy
cough has appeared the attack can al
ways bo prevented by giving this
remedy. It is also invaluable for colds
and whooping cough. For sale by
Frank M. Zemp. m
When Ilftby won nick, wo rixvo her Costorta.
When Rho was a f Thll?l, ?ho crlod for (!n?torIi?.
When fiho boenmo MIkk, nh?j clung to CftBtorto.
When sho had Children, she gave them Caatorla,
At ention, Veterans.
The buHinesa meeting of Oamp
Richard Kirkland will be held on the
seoond Saturday in December next.
Ht the opera house in Camden, instead
of the date heretofore nnnounoed.
~ DUKE
Cigarettes
MADK FROM
High Grade Tobacco
! ami.
I absolutely purk
INVIT
tfUIiS TRULY,
?<S>X
THE TENNESSEE WA<
The second car ot the ?
Bujers who want six
assortment of sizes. j
Jortion of our compl
arm *o bo found afc 1
[the BEST WAGON
md Is expected about Oct. 25.
^^__kr?au be supplied now. A. full
Pr Wagons, however, Is uot the only
am prices. Kverythlu* needed on the
0U8 OOUItBSPUN DENTS* LETTERS. T
( :? ^
The Nous fnnu their Respective Localities |
DeKulb.
And bore we find ourselves nj
Sleasantly writing a few iterus td
ear old Messenger.
Misses Lou and Bessie Muqd, i\
of ouv sweetest young ladios, return^
homo last week after a pleasant visit
to relatives near Lucknow.
Mrs. J. N. Nicholson, accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Kate, has
gone on a visit to relatives ?t Boiling
Springs, N. (J. - v
Miss Nettie Blnckwell, a lovely!
vouug lady of Kershaw, returned to
Lei butno to day after spending
few day* with friends at this pic
Wo expeot we will havo a ujanit
to report shortly, as soiao of
vonug men pay froqu^nt visiti
West Wuteree. Don t jou think so^
Zip Ooon ?
Miv.s Bertha Uamrick bas returned |
borne afior spending SBVoral weeks
with her grand jmr.-uts, there.
The many frinLils of Miss Grace I
Nicholson, \weru pleased to beo' her !
ploaf.ai.it factkagaio, after an extended
visit to rolati>/vt> (.'he*tt>r.
Pet.
Lyn Iwoud.
Mr. Editor: If you will allow a
little space in your columns we will
give you a few dots from our section.
A very interesting meeting bos inst
closed at Pleasant Hill cburcb. The
mooting wns conducted by the pac
lor, llev. Mr. Eai-tvVlin^. of Marl
borongb^aiscibted He v. Mr. Smith,
of Nortb Caroli^H. At tho cloee of
tbo meeting, syVenil persons presented
themselves foe momberbhip. 'Atnonff,
them whs/^u old gentleman about 80
years of>ge.
Mr.X- A. Ellis, *f t Lis place, left
a fur' days ugo fcr i'exas, where he
yf>.\ make his iiom t.
^/Farmers aro j rotty well up with
the gathering of their crops, btH
owing to tho (try wea'.her, vory little/
has been done in the way of flowing
small grain .
With best wishes for yon and The
Messenger, we will close for
time. (J. >
Tiller's Ferry. .
On lust Thursday night about 11\
o'clock, the dwelling house and smoke
house of Mrs Lou Watkins of upper
Darlington, was bnroed with all nor
bousehold effoete, and about two
tboasand pounds i f seed cotton.
Mrs. WathiuB was u9loop when the*
bouse oaught on fire, aud came very
near getting burnt up.
On Sunday tho 6th inst. tho dwetf- 4
ing house aud its contents 0{Mrrj|
Thomas Dixon, of Chesterfield^}"
very poor man, was burned.
Evangelist J. E. Shaw, is d
OUR MARVElpI
Art
?AND
LiiP
DEPARTMENT
Will be open to the p ftty
llc commencing to
morrow, ' J
OctoToer OtDx.
Having met with such flut
tering success in the past two
years in this line, wo nave yon-'
tared to add a much
LARGER AND M0RP|
VARIED ASSORTMENT
?AND? , J
OUE PRICHB
As you will soe at*6 '/ ;
Lower than KvOr.
Don't fail to bo at the opening
or you will certainlw
MISS A VftE&T.
Come early before tl
Assortment is b^k?n
into.
Thanking One andHII ,
For their past patronaj^B and
soliciting a continuanqPJf the
same,
Resp>!(
Frank
The
-?.Sf u W-J9 *7 \ ' '
|Jre l?the i.ouniry.
Jme baro and stables of Mr. J. A.
CJallpway, was destroyed by fire last
jr nijfht. Loss about $200 with
eoruooe. The Are was prob
be work of an incendiary.
Saved His Life
BY USING
TEVer'S Cherry Pectoral
"When my adopt
ed son was seven
years of age, he had
as Bevero a cough
as I ever knew any
one to sudor from.
( Ho coughed Inces
L santly, and spit up
. blood. I tried overy
' thing I could think
' o* hut ho constant
ly grew ..crso, and
I feared tlie poor
mttle lellow would surely die. At last, I
fgave him Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, being
| recommended to do so by tho physio Ian.
klhtft medlefne gave the child speedy ro
! lief and eltifcteil a permanent cure."?
Mrs. M. K. J'EB.vt, Liberty, Texas.
Ayer's Cherry Sectoral
Recejved Highest Awards
AT iHE WORLD'S FAIR
iSfrs. S. Tweed
Its NOW RECEIVING A HAND
1 1 SOME ASSORTMENT OF
f Millinery Goods.
CONSISTING OF HATS, RIB
BONS, FEATHERS, VEIL
ING. ALSO IN
FANT
CAPS AND SACQUES.
IaLSO FULL LINE OF TRIMMED
HATS ON HAND. THE PUB
' LIO GENERALLY ARE
I. INVITED TO CALL.
VIGOR <>F
\ Easily, Quickly, Permanently Restored.
Weakness, NcrvouanoMs.
Debility, and all the train
v or avils from early orroro or
slater excesses. tho results of
l overwork, siokuo i?>, worry.
ctf. Full Btrunviii, dovol
opment and tonu given to
)ovcry organ and portion
or the body. Stunno, nat
ural methods juimndU
ulo Improvement inn.
iupottsiblc. 2,000 refoioncee^^ Book,
itiou and v roof a innUed
BLMjDlOAl 00M Buffalo, N.Y.
' /
is Week
We will have
50 DOZ
JELLY AND 50 DOZ. PLAIN
TUMBLERS AT
30c PER 00 Z.
Don't got left, wo'vo orders
booked for half tho lot
SOME MO IlK 'REMARKABLE
NUMBERS IN
AGATE WARE
?AND?
PORCELAIN
?%
LINED KETTLES ? NOT
MANY. BU P
SUCH
Lots of new stuff. Prices in
plain figures. Your money's
worth overy time. Our sweet
seductivo song. Prices, low
prices is what (toes the busi
ness.
The Wonder.
StdLte?rx?aa-t
-OF THE?
Fanners and Merchants Bail
OF C Ail I>EN, S. C.
Tfte condition of thy Farmers & Mer
chants Hank at tho eh so of business,
Sept. 301 h, 1805:
llESOUKCES.
Slocks and bomb $ 12,500.10
Loans and dliajountB 00,200.14
Furniture and Fixtures 1,402.18
Cash on haud and in ) 07 r.,? -w
other banks 5 27,028.70
Expenses paid (2,340.0l
$140,100.00
LIABILITIES.
Capital S oO.OOO.OO
Deposits 02,248.40
Undivided profits 7,572.48
Dividends unpaid 8.50
lie-discounts 20,000.00
Duo other bunks 331.01
? 110, 100 DO
I, E. C. Zomp, Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that
the foregoing statement is true and
correct to tho best of my knowledge
and belief. K. C Zemp, Cashier.
Sworn to before mo this l-t day of
October, 1805.
C. \V. Birchuiore. [L. S.l
Notary i'ublic.
Attest? correct.
E. Miller llov kin,
J. E. Vaughau,
F. M. Z?m p.
ARE YOU COMING TO
THE EXPOSITION?
If so, slop a! tl.' Ic.m!!' ;; !, u here
accommodations ::ro to bo had i? r 1. 000
guesti> per d<:y. Thocnl;> iir-t-class ho
tel in tin* city c.'iarginif only t'l per day.
The Victoria Hotel,
J. W. ( ; ( ) L 1 ' ( ' K I! , Manager .
1\03. S0-32-31 South Frior Street, Half
block from Car Shed,
Allan' i. Georgia.
liurglar pro"f site* for valuables.
Cars pass the door every live minutes
for Exposition (S round's. Everything
Orst-elass. Tho best beds in tho city.
The best labl- in the city. Telograph
or write ahead lor accommodations,
llcmember we wiii treat vou right, and
charge yon only #2 per dav for board
and lodging. Forters at all trains.
The greatest attraction at the Expo
sition is tho wonderful Cyelorama,
liATTLE OF < JETTYS1U* KO,
Located just, outside of main entrance
on 14th Street and Fledmonl Avenue.
Don't miss it.
C. E. Davis
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^V ishos to announce to the
public that he has opened up
a first-class line of
Groceries,
Confectioneries,
\ Dry Goods, &c.
?IN? ?/:
"CLVBURN BLOCK,"
Where ho will be /phased to
serve his customersAt the low
t<*\
A share of yoWKatronage ,
s irespecttully
Pohte attention all, no
matter how small /your pur
chase, or whether you buy or
not.
Granulated sugar 20 lbs. for
light brown sugar 22
lbs. for $1.00.
C<N /\ ?"j* ^T
?y KSjg IW ? J ???' IBM? J .
And see what I can do for you.
Respectfully,
C. II. DAVIS.
New Store!
New Goods!
1 beg leave to call the atten
tion of my friends and the
public generally to the fact
that 1 have opened a
Grocery (store
One deor north of Mr. ?! . K.
Vaughan's, (in (Papers' 'old
stand,) where I shall he pleased
to see them.
I will keep constantly' on
hand a select line of
Family & Fancy Groceries.
All of my stock is fresh. A
choice line of
CANNED GOODS
Just opened. A sharo of your
patronage is solicited.
A. WITTKOWSKY.
J )R I. II. ALEXANDER,
DKNTAL Sl!K(ili()N
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NO MORE Oiv '1 !\SSES
NO
MOBE
WEAK
EYES,
MITCMEU,'S
Eye-Salve
A0*TU1n,ftafo,nn<l KfllgcUvo Homtxlj tot
SORE, WEAK, & INFLAMED EYES,
Producing Long- Sigh tedneat, A Restor
ing Ma Sight of the OU.
CurMT0*rnroM,Gr?nuJn!lon? 8tya
Tumors, Red Eye*, Matted Eye Uftheft,
us PMnrcixo qncx rfurpaib minor cum.
A1*?, ?(|a?llf <>mci?n(ou? when ti*?1 Inothw
rnolmllPi, ?nc)t nj I'lrfr*. P*irer_ H#r*i,
Tumor*, Hull It hnw, ftarn?> TPI&?V of
wh?f?v?>r Inflammation n t /ntTCilKiitfto
0A tiVtd nmy >>?) nmi'l U> n<l v*it?s<o. tb
by nil J)r uaaUt* nt 45 Ont*. I,
HIRSCH BROS.,
FIRST OF THE SEASON. . 4
For tho past two weeks wo havo been opening up largo
shipments from both northern and foreign markets and wo 'k
are now in position to show to the ^public the largest, the most
complete and most attractive lines of
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Gents' Furnishing
Goods, &c., &c.
Ever displayed in this city, each-tkiyaLddmg t'.:? newest vovel
ties that arc to bo worn for the coming >easorn
To Start the Season Just
Opened.
50 ladies capes, latest stylos, in navy blue, !?!.? *k and tan, to
be sold at $3-50, worth $5.00 and $0.00.
25 pieces of fall outing, full width, at Sr. a ; \, worth 12:Vo.
20 picces of cashmere, double fold, at \ -kc. a ;. . rd, worth 2jc.
40 pieces in pretty brocades at 124c yard.
S pieces of beautiful "Rob Roy" plaids. 30 i:; lies wide, at
30c. a yard.
Haudsome lino of illuminated and fancy w; . . j diess goods.
Inspect the novelties in varied effects at 75c. yard: cannot
be duplicated.
Elegant line of dress goods in suit lengths, n .vo *r. its alike,
in all the latest novelties, boucles, camel's hai ,*ot h weaves,
rough weaves, crepons, &c., &c.
BLACK GOOD'S.
This stork is unsurpassed in its grandoi KnL'i'o new
stock, replet o with all the very newest crratic*- for i'lo fash
ionable world. It will be worth your ? i . .1 o to il an i inspect
this department. The most beautiful 'Tunn ' ." this goods
being the leading style of dress goods for the c -inin:; season.
We are showing them in endless variety. . v!so, iiandsomo
line of plain brilliantines. Full line nf henrie. s, s .^es, di
agonals, crepons, basket .weaves, &e.
OUR UNDERWEAR
Department is now complete. The iargv.vt st< s wo !. ivocver
carried, in fact too large, and we have marke" n:e t prices
that have never had an equal, in order thtrt t! tor!, may ho
reduced.
We have the largest and most complete lin - i. nii.n's, boys'
and children's clothing ever shown in this city r.j pric 's nevoj.*
heard of before. .
Children's suivs, sizes 4 1 t> 14, fro'u 75c. up to -vO.Oc.
Boys' suits, sizes 14 to 1(J, from $2.0(> u[f ttn^lo.OO.
Men's suits, sues 34 to 42, from $2.50 to $20. (Vr " ? __
BOOTS AND SHOES
Wo carry the most complete line in the . y. Yv"o buy
them direct from the manufacturer, which en ' :es ;; j to sell
at retail for wholesale prices. We can sell y slices aL old
prices, as you know shoos havo advanced con- o rably, but wo
bought our entire stock before the advance ami wo will givo
our customers the benefit of the prices. Call c.o ly and often
and secure the best bargains.
GO TO
F. Leslie Zemp's Drug Store.
IF YOU WANT
Tinware made or repaired cheap, the
undersigned will be glad to serve.you.
TIN llOOl'INC at 8L75, and satis
faction guaranteed, (live me a call. I
can be found at the store one door
above Melts old stand.
JO*. GOODALK.
LUMBER FOR SALE.
First chits lumber delivered in Cam
den ami vicinity at 80 cents per hun
dred.
The undersigned begs leave to inform
the public thai he is now prepared to
deliver lumber at the above prices on
short notice. Orders solicited.
Mill milts from Camden.
?J . A. WATTS,
Cantey, S, C.
TAX NOTICE.
Ol KlCK OK
County Treasurer, Kershaw County.
C.\ mdkn, s. C., Sept. i?:j,
I n accordance with Ihct Act. to raise
mi ppiies lor the fiscal year commencing
November 1, 1 >sli 1. notice i.-j hereby giv
en that the Treasurer'* olHee oT Ker
shaw County will he open I < ?r the col
lection of taxes Tuesday, the loth day
of ( )ct(?ber, and will n main open
until Tuesday, December Hist, IH'.lo.
The rate per centum lor Kershaw
county is as lollow a:
For State purposes 1 1 nulls.
" .School Tax
" ( )i iliuary County tax 2'i "
" Int. on Kailroad bonds %' i "
" Witness. .1 urors and Con
stables "
Total 12% mills
Poll Tax, $i.(XJ.
The following special levies have >
been made fJso:
Spi school tax, Dislri't No. I, !5 |
mills.
For interi!5' on Sehool IJoi;ds ( iraded
scho >1 ihiilding Dist, No. I, | fit a
mill.
Npeeial sch"ol tax Dist. 4, mills.
7, 2 "
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'? 12, '2 '
it, :t
Taxes are pauible in the. following
kind of funds and no other (iold and
silver coin, S. Currency, National
Hank Notes and Coupons which will
become payable during the year IH<.)5,
on the valid Consolidated Honda of this
State, known as I lie "Delleiency IJonds,"
also (ju .1 uror's certilicatcs and tho per
diern of Stat<* witnesses in il.e circuit
Court will be received l< rConnty taxe ,
not. including School taxes.
All inform. ?t. on as to taxes will be
furnished upon application.
N. 1 1. Tax pa). -is are erged upon to
pay their taxed as soon a* possible after
the 15th day of October, to avoid a rush
of biisine-s mi the last days of collec
tion, as I have no authority to receive
taxes al ter l lie time of closing the
""hooks without adding the penalty. No
list of name ; for tux receipts will be
I reeeivnl unless the amount of the tax
money is depo-.ited with the *ald list..
1 This rule wilt tie strictly adhered to.
.1 U( >1/1.1 N(i.S,
County Treasurer.
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