The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 01, 1892, Image 3
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PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
t:
Meeting cfMascric Lodged
A me*tin?- of Kershaw Lodge N<>.
20 A. F. M. will, lie held on Tues
day Jan. 5ih atj4 o'clock p. m.
J.R. Gootl:?U?,
!Se?.
Hasting cf Pifi3 Tree Alliance.
A niefting of Fine Tree Alliance
will be beld Saturrtrj Jan. 2nd., a'
twelve o'clock for the purpose^ ef
fclecting delegate* to the County
Convention.
L. E. ALFORD,
3*re*.
Cn: Collecting Agefit.
Mr. Join A. Murom is our au
thoiixed collecting and soliciting
agent. Any receipt given by hiiu
is binding upon The Cbeosiclk.
loath cf a yrcsg'GirL
On last Friday Dec. 25th^Por ia
Billings, Mr \V. >1.
Billings die<) of pi&umouia. The
luneirai was held the next day at
the residence of her father. "?
A;rh3 I^thamHcnse.
Masonic bretheien who hare seen
Bro. Poweli's Tresleboard of the un
written work of the Craft are ranch
pleased with it and many order one i
at once. The brother who hus one
would not part from il. If you lose
this opportunity yvu will not have
another.
K. of omit to see B-?
Powell's watch charm or key thcck,
. with the unwritten work ou rt. It
Will remind you of what y?u ought
to remember. It is endorsed by the
Grand Chancellor of' S. C., and is a
great aid to newly made Knights as
Weil a? older ones.
The Fanners and Merchants' BaSk.
The organisation of this finaa
eial institution was affected on
Monday the 28ih. tilt., !>}' lh<?' elec
lion of i!?e following board of di
rector* and officers. Directors E.
MiKerBoykin, P.T. Viltepigue, Colin
Mcliao, Geo. W. Williams Jr->^ S. M.
liosenlnrrger, F.M.Zrnip, C-J. Shifp
non Jr.. |i. H. Boyktn and 13." 51.
Pearoe. The officers are K. Miller
^^JS?^^S-Kt<f7emp,(>as!?ier ;
s*' VAl?r,Atl?rorv. The cap
unffff shalU ?? the hank is $30,000. all
faith al njti ha* been t.ak?*n except a
Q(??fi.S?c(*rc<l dollars*. Twenty per
has been called for and is
PRing paid in now. A committee has
bee i appointed to secure a build
ing and the necessary stationery
Ac., and as soon at this is dune the
bank will commence business, which
wiil not i>e laier thr.n Jan. 20lh.
Th< charter was issued by the Sec
retrrv of State last Tuesday.
"A Serial Session."
This Company is one of the fin-:
est Comedy tronpes traveling, and
givt'S universal satisfaction where
ever presented. There may not Ik*
maijr more go**! troupes here this
season, since the Railroad connec
tions are again so poor,^and il
would be well for you not /to miss
this opportunity to see one of the
most laughaMe plays everjput upoD
the stage. Read w hat an Exchange
say :
?'Music and humor held high carni
val a; ihe theatre last night. 4 A
Social Session,' one. of the l>esi
plavs seen here this season, made a
hit from the first overture by the
soperb Orchestra until the curtain
wa> rung iWu f ?r th* last lime."
Tha Piag-SwOS) filastisfL
The famous sidewalk e*.se seems:
now to starn. as fuilows:
On Deo. 23 idL Judge Aldrieli filed!
his decree in t la*? ease and j
get nsid^ the injunction of Judge!
Ke."shaor resiraitiiug the Counrilj
fiom pre ceeding with the work.
This left theCouncil free t? proceed.
But^ a few days afterwards Gen.
^ KcSedy, re presenting the '^property
holders", went, ^forejudge Alaricn
and obtained from him, against
the City Council, a rule to show
cause, before him at Aiken on Sat
urday Jan. 2nd., w by \Uey should
no j I ?e restrained from laying the
pavement, pending an appeal to the:
Scpreiie Couit upon his decision1
ia the case. Notit e and grounds of .
appeal have already l>een served;
upon thtf Attorneys for the City j
_J,>fcncih ^
However, it will probably make!
CO great difference row how the
cane is ultimately decided, as the<
near la^-i^regard to the si iewaiks i
7ri.l go itfmJeffeci Ui a few days,
ani whenever iSie pavements are |
laid, it will -be laid ender the new
la *? which provides that half ?f
tli3 expense s>ha?l he Wrtely the
respective property holo.rs, and the j
ot ler half by genera! taxation.
The apper" in this ease will have!
thiotfectof postponing the laying!
of the atones, and the probabilities
ar 3 that it wiU !;p some time yet be
io "e we have tlag-stone pavements.
rJJ. S. Invited to Ssad
The new advertisement of Taylor
<? Co. in this paper. "All things
come to those who wait 'may do for
tli- philosopher but -Hustle or get
lel't vis the motto for the practical
;nt day,
an ^ ilav"mr~ <fcCo. are pre]
prove that they are emphatically
an i undeniably the leading hustlers
of Oarade*. If yon have any doubts
<?? the subject yon have only to
-examine th?jir stock aud they will
disappear ae quickly as dn the
..mists on the mountain tops V
Vif^ealh the l>eams of the rising god
"of day. Call and examij^ tiiefr
stock? -their prices will as ton is IT
^fcV,
Personals.
Mr Thomas ?. Gwodale left lost
Saturday for Baltimore Md. tr> at
| tend Bryant and Stratton's Busi
t aess College.
Mr Jno. D. Geiald of Blackvillc
i is on a visit to bis parents here
this week.
Mr Marion J. Mendenhall a very,
i popular younjf man of Greenville,
! mk:0 t the holidays in Camden. He
i was t:?e ^uest of Mr J. T. Nettles'
i ?
i faraiiv.
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Mrs Josey ia visiting her dsngh
Iter, Mrg K. T. Robioon. t
Mr R. A. McDowell spent last
?Sunday with nis father's farniiy in,
Uiehland County. - !
Mr W. P. Bennett of Lancaslet
j sp^nt last Sunday in Camden.
j. Mrs A. K. Smith of Orangeburg
j is on a visit toiler parents, Mi and
< Mrs C. Nelson.
Mr Jno. S. Brown of Sumter was
] iu town a few days this week.
Mes-rs If. T. Pardw J. iL Burn*
| ^tid *C. 1 1, Clarke of Sumter ?pe?vt
| the Christmas holidays in *?itr lowu.;
Mr and Mrs A. J. blokes Jr.,
j who have been on a visit-to Cam
den, returned to their home in
Charleston last Sunday. Mr Stokes
while here gladdened our hearts by j
..pawn^ hi* subscription to Tuti
C/HKoMCLE for the coming year. I
Mr Henry Williams, formerly ol
Camden hut who U now in busi ,
jness in Charhston, wan visiting
i relatives in this c ity last week.
; Mr E. F. Walking who has beei.
engaged if. b:istiM?*s ir. Marion N-C
ka* returned home.
Mr J. (\ Man i* on a visit to
' Charleston.
MrG. H. Baura who id attending'
the-? Umveraity at ColMiul?ia ir
spending a few days at home.
Mr.T. J. Josey and fanily lefl
last Monday for Keysville Ga. where
they will reside in the future. Mi
Josey is one of Kershaw County's
miOf.l prosperous farmers, and we
regret to set* him leave.
Mayor Ja^.^V.Cor* ett, returned
yestenlsiy from a visit to relative
ia ik-nnetsvilte.
Mr E. B. Cooke, a fcriner fellow,
townsman, waai.n a risil lo relative*
ini town this wrrk.
Anjfif Gtaliam of Lancaster
id visiting ^u*ie N^on. j
Mr Geo. H. Bruc<i who is en- ]
gaged iu business in Atlanta Ga. if
spend in 15 a few days in our city.
VV. Morrell of Well ford. S.
-t'; a Yrsrt-lo relatives* hero,
Send zs the Jfeirs.
We want, a r*i;ular c?>i respondent
at every posl-otfiee in the eouiKV, to I
sen*1, us the news. Our frinids wiil j
confer a great favor !>v sending us
itfuis of interest -irorn their neigh
:>*>i Urffcd.
A good Cppcrtinitj.
Kur some reliable and experienced
farmer to secure the position "want
ed" to he found in another column.
This plantation is just arross in
Sumter County, and the party ad
vertising means ihoroujjh business
and anyone desiring the position
otfered shou'.ri write ut oboe.
Alliance Meeting.
The Kershaw County Farmers'
Alliance will meet with the Bulfalu
Alliance on the 61 h. day of January,
Delegates who com- by Rail
Road will he met l?y memWrs or
the Buffalo Alliance, at Kershaw nt
noon on the da/ previous to the
meeting of the County Alliance.
The delegates should take the
train that leaves Camden about 11
oTclock a. m.
By the way, Mr Editor, please
allow me space ju>t lu?re to call the
attention of tfte 5> u I v- Alliances of
County to the fact that our Broth
? r, JamcF R. Nelson is blinded by
the formation of cataracts over hi*
uyes;>hat it is necessary an opera
lion Yiy. performed before l?e can be
restored to fright, and that he is
unable to liear his own, expenses to
Baltimore and Have a ? operation
perfe. med. 1 therefore make an
earnest appeal to the Sub-Alliances
for aid in his behalf, and ask that
thfs niMUr be brought before
every Alliance in this county be
fore the meeting of the County
Alliance^so that ?,he funds for this
purpose can 1 e sent by the dele
gates, and we will see that our afflct
eil Brother *>ets it without delay.
Very Respect t u 11 y.
JOEL HOUGH,
Sec'y. K. G. F. A.
Tim rod, S. C., Dr'c. 18 1891.
Promiscuous Item*.
A happy New Year!
^ if 1 50 This paper one voir ^ 1.50.
^Chicken thieves are said to be
putting in snrue fine work in Kirk
wofid.
The Camden Chroicle is one of
thejd^ot rounty papers publish* d in
>onih Carolina. If you are not al
ready a subscrii>er. send us your
nair.e at once.
A fre.-h lot of Onion Set9, Garden
sy.d ?"CrfMtlen ! 7ei?L*' Sved j
(Join at Dr. M<>OTr~s I>rug Store.
Call and getyaui supply ?-arly.
A valuable mule v. as stolen from
| ihe re?r of I lit* <l\l.urn Block on;
; ?a$t Tut an ay twins. A liberal re ;
| ward is olfered for its return to lilt* i
j owner, and a ny information what
ever concerning liie mule will hy
j gratefully received by Mr. G.W.
| Monroe, or Mr. S. B.Luiii *m.
?Nil th^^aiQuan^vaml^ Ak
article oa.Brazil by the Hon. Robert
I Adams Jr. late U.S. Mio.iM.er to
j Brazil which in its literary treat
ment of tfce domestic life of that
country, and fine illustrations, is
oaly another indication of the as
tonishing strides this magazine is
faking toward the front.
Subtcribe for Thb Chrowcia ;
U. v i
"Did you ever know of a person
dying from headache, doctor?"
asked a nervous young woman of
fashion of her physician.
"No," replied he with" a glance at
the inquirer's wealth of/ too-golden
hriir; "but I have kry/wn people to
g?'t headachos from fljeing."
u I am sorry to say," said a sher
iff. to a young widow, who was*
handsome, "that I have an attach
ment for you."
"I am happy to say, Mr, that it
s not mutual," she r< ;?!i?*d .
j Prof, Powcil m M ii-r-Vi- inn f? wr
i il:?3"8. Those wishing Key ( lu ck?,
j Umbrella Plites, Name Plates lot
tnatk:n? Clothing with "indelible
ink, Mason io or K of P. Treat le
boards, sen*l in your orders at once,
lie is at the Latham House.
Farmers out West are inrerested
i i a discussion of the u?el?-6sncss 01
usefulness of a p'g's tail. One side
ur^ueh li?at it is as useless as the
letter p in pneumonia. The ot!u r
?ide a-serts that the tail indicates
(lie e*r;ct physical condition ??f the
animal. if it hangs Ioosp, it indi
cates ihnt the pitr is not ia < ondition
and that its fe*d should be changed.
If it he coiled tightly? it indicates
octenitueut and good health.
HOME SALE.
South C:irjlip.a.~KerMli:iwf Conr.ty
J. W. Tot op to Robert Quails.
Mortgage o i Personal Property
Under ;*rcl by \irtue ?f a power of sa'e
contained in thealtore J>tited mortgage,
dated "<fon 12, ISO I, and recorded jit the
C'erks oiiiet*, liook 22. P:i^eS3i, I will
oifQrf.r sale Sat. Jan. 16.131*2 :.t IMlfield
in West Wateree, State an l County
foresai l, One [1] on. -!?o?se -.vajin.
Terms of Sale Cash.
De<*. 28th, 1M>1, liobeit Quails.
Mortgage*.
VifflKlMMlii.
Dr. .1. \V. Rollings, Veterinary
Surgeon, will de in Gainden n?Nt
Wednesday, Jan.6tl?., at;d parlies
desiring to consult I* i in in regard to
diseases of domesticated animal*
*iil find him at the Lalliaiii
House. I
? A OAKO
After liavina conducted u hotel
and bar iu Cairiitrw fag in any year9,
it is but riu<* my fiicnds ami- the
public generally ir> lhank th^m for
t li^! liHersil patronise extended to
lie, and < x^ress mj* hiijh appreci
ation of the satr. e. It is niv intention
to engage no lofiVpr in the liquor
business, and I have rented the
"La! ham H??tise" to Mrs S.L.Rich
mond, a lady in every way
qualified to run a hotel. Ir a*k for
her a continuance of the patronage
, that has been mine.
Very JR^apectfuIl}*,
S. I*. Latham.
Jan. 1st., 1892.
Good Manager wanted for six
horse Farm, None but good men
; need apply. Address,
P. 0. Box No. 3S,
Sumter, S. C.
ID REfcST.
The desir;il>'e residence on Little,
ton oire?*t, formerly occupied ^ v Mr.
J. W* Bl-.>kei*ey. F?r terns and p.ir
ueulars apply t?>
J as. L. lib ilk.
FOR SALE.
Five shares of the new series of
the JSnterpiisa Building .'?r.d Lo*n
Association. Ar?ply at once to
W.A. SilROCK.
. For Sale.
Trait's Cottoi. Se?d, .*2.00 per Bushel
Tennessee Gold I&ist. $1.0j) prr Bushel
Shine's Early Pr.>Iilic. il.Sd p'.*r L'eck
Address, L 51 00 UK, Jr..
Ua^KKl's, 1>. 0., S. C.
Strayed or Stolen.
J
On jlieevenir.s of Dec. 29th. 1891
a mouse-colored horse Mult:. The
M ule-jwas hitched hack <>f Clyburn'?
Bock in Camden S. C., and was
either stolen, or broke loose. This
j mule was of medium riz?*, was un
sheaitd, and had a stripe down its
brick, ft also showed marks on its
sides where traces had rubbed th??
| hair olf.
A libera] Reward wi'l be paid for
the delivery of the mule to the un
dersigned, or for information that
! will Irad to its rt-eoveiv.
G. W. MONROE. 1
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JU^T ONE NIGHT, rilUttS-l
DAY JAN. Tt.l
ftpraoae'S ^)me3ia^s |
I'rvtcUtin^ their L?vts: Come r micc*;ss
A SOCIAL SESSiON'
Written for
Laughing Pukposes Only
Acvojimarufil bv th,- 1-V.moa?
BLAGK hUOOAB
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The Representative Traveling
Band of America.
!ea<irrslii;> of :ho Tak-nie^
Young Virtus*',
i EDWARD E. NIGKERSCN.
OUR STAR ORCHESTRA
Every Member j Every Soloist
A Soloist. ( An Artist
.;ai
_Price* $1.00, 75 and 50ct?.
SeaU on Sale at the store of J. R.
Gpodale & Son, -
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Application for License.
. ^
Notice i?* hereby given that I will ap
ply to the C'itv Codicil cfCaindenat tin.
first regular meetilig i* January \WJl~Jo:
a license to fell sprrituviu and naalt fi
qnors in the City of Camden during the
year J ?92. \ *
S. M. lioPKNBEKCJEi:. *
Application for License.
Notice is hereby given that I will ap
I ply to the City Council ? feUactniwYn at
fhe first regnlar meeting in January 1-92.
for a license to sell spirituox* and isah
IhjiioM i:i tiw- .('itv of; Camden durij g
the year 1M>2.
J. F. Smith..
Application for License.
Notice is ??ereh>" ; given that T will a:>
ply t<> the City Council r-f Cauuh-n ai
? he lir.'t r.\:n!ar inefting inJanuary
for :i license to s ill spirituous and malt
li ]U<?r* n tiic < i:r of Cuimlan during the
y*si|zi syj.
< W- (\ eisxxiieimsa.
Application for Licensc
W i ? i
Notice i.s hereby given thst I will
.ippl.vto the City ^ i auiden
the first regular meeting in January 1892,
for a licence to so 1 spirituous ami malt
liquor* in the City of CannK-n <:i rii g
the vear lh92.
\V. H <1.1. AND.
Clothing Made to Order.
I represent in Camden the
celebrated clothing house of
Wanam ike- & Brown, of Phil
adelphia, and keejf oil hand a
full line of samples of the finest
quality of imported and domes
tic goods. Call and let me
take your measure for a Winter
*uit. A tit guarantee^, and at
prices to suit everybody.
Boys' strhs, men's suits, over
Coats, -children's suits, and dress
suits made to order from sam
pies on h and. Give me trial
and you will hj well pleased.
Respectfully,
?i)AViD Wolfe.
DR. <11 MOOR!
It is to your interest to buy
when* you can secure the best
article for the least money.
If you smoke, try our cigars.
We have every leading brand,
nnd you will not find a 5c. cigar
in our house but that costs over
35 per thousand.
We have a large stock of
tobacco. We can sell you a
pound tor 3oc., whirh you can
not duplicate elsewiiero for 5 0
cts.
W e keep only the best grades
ofkerosine oil. We guarantee
Ver\ gallon y e .sell, and we
charge you no more than you
pay for the inf-rior oil else
where. We will sell you a
large glass lamp complete for
35c. and up.
We keep constantly on hand
a complete stock of Drugs and
Medicines.
-Physician and Drujrgict.
PERFECTED
CRYSTAL LENSES
TRADC MARK.
Qaallty first saiAhriTS. I
6.@.Y0Uft!Q.
J E WE L E R
lias exclusive sale of these celebrat
ed glasses in Camden. S. C.
Kki.laxl <fc Moors,
The only manufacturing Optic-ions
in the South, Atlanta, Ga
??*?" Peddlers are not supplied
with these famous glasses.
WHY IS THE
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S3 SHOE CENTLEMEN
THE BEST SHOE IN THE KSillD F03 THE MONEY?
It is & sfamlese shoe, with no tacks or wax thread
to hurt the feet; made of the best fine. calf, stylish
and easy, and because tre make mare th- rs of this
prade than any otiur nanufacturer, it eqttals hand
sewed shoes costing frr>m g-rtOtogO-OQ.
CC OOGeaiine iland4ewo4, the finest calf
v9t shoe ever offered |br $S.U); e<juals French
imported shoes which eost/rom 88.0) to gn.uO.
g A 00 ilanri-Srwed Welt Sbor, fine calf.
stylish, comfortable and durable. The best
shoe ever offered at thi*' price : name grade ar cus
tom-made shoes costing from <6.(X> to
CO oO Police 5>boe; Farmers. Railroad Ken
ytl) and Letter Carriers all wear them: flnecalf,
seamless, smooth inside, heavy three solea, exten
sion edge. One pair will wear a year.
?A $0 fin? calf i bo better shoe ever offered at
thii price; otie trial will convince -those
who want a shoe for comfort and service.
^ and 9iMi? WtrkkafWH'i shoes
are very strong and d arable. Those who
have given them a trlift will wear no other mate.
PftUffl 8*2*06 ati 81.73 school shoes are
Dv^ 9 worn by fee boys everywhere; they sell
Imported shoos costing from $4.nu to PUti.
Ladies' 'i.30,84.00 and 8l.?3 ihot ft*
Kisses are the best fine boogola. Stylish and durable.
Castlss.? Bee that W. L. DoogUa' name sad
!>ctoeaxesUtnpedon the bottom of each shoeL
|?-TAK.*JfO 8CBSTITCTB^?
HIRSCH BROS.
THEY ALL SAY
That for purifying the blood, strengthening the appetite, re
moving that tired feeling, and building up the system, Acer's
Barsaparilla is the beet. No other blood medicine is so rapid
in its effects nor so permanent in its results.
" I was a great sufferer from a low
condition of the blood and general de
bility. becoming finally io reduced that
1 wa^ unfit for work. Nothing that I
did for the complaint helped me ?o
much as Ayer's Sar?ap&rilla, a few bet
ties of which restored me to health and
strength. I taXe every opportunity to
reccnnuend this medicine in similar
easci."? C. Evfck, 14 East Main at,
Clullicothe, Ohio.
"Sometime ago I found my system
entirely ruu down. I had a feeling of
constant fatigue and languor and very
little ambition for any kind of effort ?
friend advised me to try Ayer's Sarsapa
rflla. which I did with the best results.
It has done me more good than all
other medicines I have over used."? P.
Mellows. 1&5 Broadway, Chelsea, Maw.
Makes the
"My constitution is naturally delicate,
btf some time ago I became so weak
and languid that I was unable to per
form my work, which , Is mental. Aftne
eruption, which gave flpuch trouble aod
distress, made its appearance on my
skin. The physicians' prescriptions
proving of no avail, I was Induced to
try Ayer's SareaparUla, and soon my
strength returned and my skin resumed
Its natural appearance. For a tonic,
blood- purifier, and general beatth
restorer, I can heartily recommend
Ayer's Sarsaparilla." ? Miss Maggfe
O'Neill, E. Nodoway, Iowa.
"I use Ayer's Sarsaparilla with great
satisfaction in my family, aod can rec
ommend it to all who bare the care of
young and delicate children."*- Ma.
Joseph McComber, Brooklyn/N. V. !
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" "About a year ago I began using Ay ert
Sarsap&rflla as a remedy lor debility and
nfeoralgla resulting from malarial exposure
in the army. X was in a very bad fondi
tion but six bottles of the Samparilla.
nHHibecasJonal doses of Ayerj Pills; have
greatly improved my health.M ant now
able to work, and feel tUat I tannic say
too much for your excellent romedli
F. JL Plnkham,. South Motencus,
" I have suffered lor years from a low
condition of the blood and general irtebll
!ty, and have hadjNMh severe pains In my
bock and shoulders tliat it was Impossible
at times todo any work. I was grtatly
helped by a few bottles of Ayer*s Sarsa
partlla, and take every opportunity to
speak of my cure to tbose who are afflicted
as I was."? William P. SaearnM Free si,
Portland, Me.
"Ayer's Sacaaparilla haft a well-deserved
reputation in this locality (or res tor
Wealthy, vigorous action the vital
of the body when they have become
eoed or exhausted. I have used tt I a .
family for this purpose, especially alter
the system had booome depleted from
pfulaftoj n ? P Haw ilhmt
Bmbereoo, Texas. /
"After years of ex periepct as a druggist,
daring which time I have fteco* handled,
and heard of hlood-pynflers almost jwitlw
oat number, I can ecsncientlously say that,
far genuine merit, 11 regard Ayer's ? area*
parflla as without a rival This met Icine
has always inspired and deserved woft
denoe, and at no.ttoe has it ever h^d so
great a hold upon the puhtte as at the
present day."? George Linnfett, Dispe using
Chemist, 49 Sherman ave., Newark, fl. J. ;
" Ayer's Sareaparilla, for building op the general health, stands at the head <Jf the
list"? James M. Williams, M. D., Btanoer, Ark.
"I have for ma% years reooameQded Ayer's S&rtaparlUa as being suferior to all other
bloc^purlflers."? Abram Livezey, U. D., Yardley, Pa.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
by DR. J. C. AYER & CO., LimI, Mats. SoM M al Or?g{tstv
Price $L Six fcottlea, 95. Worth 95 a fcotOa. j
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A. D. KENNEDY
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llardvv^ro, Groceries, | Dry Goods,. Sacfiil rv, Crockery
Willow-war?, Harness, Oak and Hemlock Leather, Machine
Oil, Harness Oil, Coach Oil, Seed Rye, Barley and Oats.
A. D. KENNEDY.
THE WHOLE WORLD
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WAHTS TO BOY THE BEST.
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The best is our bid for your Business. Our Fall and Winter
buying has been done with a view of offering you the best
qualities ;it best figures.
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SUPERIOR- -GOODS.
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THAT SURPRISE,
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^Vill be found in each Department and Grade of our Im
mense new lines of
CLOTHING, HATS,
jmiSHIHG GOODS BOOTS
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AND SHOES, j
SLIPPERS, l.UBBERS, OVER SHOE-. TRUNKS, VALl
; SES, UMBRELLAS, &c.
NEVER BEFORE HAVE WE BEEN ABLE TO OFFER
0 LALGE AND VARIED AN ASSOB^MENT OF FRESH
% And pleasing styles
We have the stock that meets the expectation and Gratefies
the tastes. You want the best. This is your chance.
AT THE
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mftke no difference when yon can ?>uy youit
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CARPETS
Big Lino Carpets at greatly reduced prices
and lot3 of them and go they must. So'call
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From Fifty Cents to Eight
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Big Line of BLANKETS and COMFO iTS which;
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offering at less than value.
Now is yonr time to REAP BARGAINS,)
Yours Respectfully,
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SCHEDULE OF THE
Charleston, Cincinnati and
Clii<i:i?<> Kail road.
Taking effect Roc. 7th
(iOING NORTH.
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Lv. Canvlen
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4- WeRtville
" Kershaw
*' Oakhurst
" IIo>*tl? Spring
" Pleasant Hill
" Lancaster'
" Catawba
'* Rock Hill
Yorkville
" Blaeksviib
" Shelby
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Ar. Marion
GOING SOUTH.
Lv. Marion ' . 0 404 m*
" Rutho?Jordton 10 ?0 a pi
" SI i "i by 12 02'f hi |
" Blanks i?uig " 1 10f m
'* Yo^kviile 1 20 ? m
" Vock Hill 2 65 p m
?' Catawba . 3 1 1 j> m
" I.am-aster 341 pm
?' rie:u?ant Hill >* p, 4 20pm
?' Heath Spring 401 pm
" Oakhurst . i >X) p m
i' Kershaw j 4 i5 p rn
*? Westville 4 27 p m
" DsKalb '{ 4 :\8 p m
A.r Ckqjden 4 55 p in
Trains stop on signal at all stations.
"'^Pt'-senper trainw run througn l>e
Hreen, Columbia anil Marion.
Connections made with K. A I), at
Blacksbur<* and Roek Hill ami with S.
A.sL. at C'iti'wsa Junctiou.
C, 3 L WARD, General M?na-rer
V A. TRIP, Supt.
South Carolina Railway C j.hju
pany.
D. H. CHAMBERLAIN, Becei s4r. ;
CamdBn, S. C., Dec. Yth 1891,
On an?l after tint datt'tfSirs -will rtu.
iiL accordance with the f<fllw*ng ?
dale.
GOING SOUTH.
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Leave Cnnxleft
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Camden,
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I". Charleston
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5 oo p m
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5 21?w
5 33pm
\ 540p m
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19 p m
- 7 45pm
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GOING #ORTn
Leave Charleston
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6 55 a mi
9 00 a m
8 6J a ra
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10 20 a ni
10 30 a m
10 43 a m
10 #7 u in '
1107 a?n
11 25 n m
Columbia
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Kinjfvilla
Middle tab
CainrU-n Jc
Claremont
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Boy kin
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Connections for the North Ka?t via
Charleston, Ciru-innatti Raifroad aad
with Narrow (iau^e at Yorkvllle.
For through ticket toall poinUNortL,
South or West or via Clyde 8, Ship Co.
to New Y^rk and the Ka?t via Charles*
ton apply to
J, B. WALLACE.
AjfL Camden, '?
Q. M, WARD, General Manager. j
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