The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 08, 1892, Image 3
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"^ke ?aalta ?hro$icle.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
Joed ^Wi,
Our Collecting Ageftt. / - |
Mr. John A. Sheorn i? our nil
ihoiizerf collecting and soliciting
ag*?nt. given by liiro
is binding u|v>i>Thi Chkosicle. j
w,/
Send us
AYe want a r^iilar cm re?po*tde>nt
at every po?t-otfb*e in th.? t-oun.y, U>
send us the n**ws. t)nr friend* wji!
confer a gri??t favor by M-ndins
iutins of interest fro u their neigh
borhood. i
At toe Latham House. '
. Masonic i>r?'tht'?^n who have *een:
Bro. Powell's Tre*lel?oar?T <?f the un- 1
written work of the Craft ari? much!
j>!ea?<id with it am! many order one;
at onc<?. The brother who U??.h one
would not part from it. if you lose .
this opportunity y?>u will not have!
anotoer.
K. of r's?, don't omit "to B: ?.i
Powell's watch charm or key check/,
with the unwritten work on it. It, I
will remind you of what you ouniit
to rememl>er. <Jr. Um<lor*M by the
Grand Chancellor of S. P mi i >i
great aid to newly made KnigLis a - !
wo!l ' *
ftorsriBtBftt cf "W. J. Jones.
? On iast Tuesday morning Mr.
"W. J. Jones made cu assignment to
E. 1). Blnttcney E>q. for the benefit'
?>f hi s creditor s. The liabilities a
mount to aboutfl^OO^aud lh? non^
ioal assets $ 1.200. The actual
scrt* nil! prohalbv f zUl below
$ l/HX). The firm of O. F. Wielera
of Charleston if the largest cred
itor. Mr. J one* had Iweri doing a
profitable bakery business in
connection with his jjrwrv. He i *
a young man of slr?ci integrity
and his business luUfortnn^
greatly toj|ie jegretted.
NOTICE.
We especially request all jrbo are
in arrears for The Chronicle to
come forward and settle at their ear
liest opjK>rUmity We -4&ike verf
ranch to annoy those of off! paiions
V have considerately settled lyr , their
x subscription by
* ncfiices of
Their paper^ ami Troi
jut collect in order to
./tier coirieinpl.vled i<n
its.fcfh making you arrange
for tftU year, iflout forget to
Lhe p? inter.
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Atiditor's Appoifitraants.
The CouTa y Arhtoror his
Clerk, will Se at the following places
at the times specified beiow, to re
ceive Tax Returns: Buffalo,
(Kirkley's Store,) ? Friday, Jan.
8th.
Westville ? Monday and Tuesday.
Jan. Hlh and 12th.
Cantey's tiili ? Wedne3dav, Jan.
*13 h.
Liberty Hill ? Thursday J an. 14 th.
Doby's Mill ? (Gapt. A. Brevard's
Friday Jan. 15th.
Rahon's X Roads ? Monday, J*n ;
ISth. .1
0 ureton'u Mill ? We laesday ,?!:?
20th.
Fifty Icllai-s in Gold.
Hejc is an opportunity for any
one in Kershaw ('m:nlv wim plants
one acre of corn either U the sand
bill or bottom I md. Messrs
Tay! or <fe Co. authorize us to offer
for them a cash premiun of $25 in
gold to the t'arweryn Ker&hawC'oun
ty who raises the largest quantity
of corn on upland, and a premium
of $25 to the one raiding the hirrge^t
quantity on bottoru land. Tiie
corn when ready to b? gathered,
will 5>e harvested iu the presence
of a dif interest rd committee Thi*
Is certainly an opportunity for
*ome progressive farmer t?> pick pe
$25 in go*tf- No condition* ex
cept to produce the largest yield,
and itmiist be measure up in the;
presence of a disinterested ci> mmit- ;
tee. ? -j.
Gilt Sags Bafiqust.
On lust Friday evening Mr P. T. J
Villeptgue, the ^uiai an.*! thought [
s ful proprietor nl the "Gilt Edge"!
S lore, gave his annual dinner to the !
"present and pf*t assistants of tl?e j
Gilt Edge Store. Commencing a:
? o'clock, the hospitable home of [
$*Jlfce genial host was U-r lour or ?ve:
: '|eurs the scene of rare enj<>\ ment j
tad good cheer. Although Mr
ViJIepigne was aj, ?,!?e tin:e great iv'j
troubled with a severe hoarseness, j
he managed nevertheless t<? ent-.-r !
tain his guest most agreeably, and
happy thoughts were exrltftn?*ef. on
? *Ii 9ides, and mirth and enjoyment |
h?ld s?ay ariiung aii who were I
pres?nt.
To say that the repast wns fi*?^
#cuid not near d ever i be it ? it was
something elegant. The dinner
table was covered with t.ie choicest
viands, ai! the conld be desired. and
full justice was done by the appre
- ciativc guests. ^ idom has such a
superb dinner been served on anv
occasion in Camden.
Kindly remembering tiie repre
nSatives of the press, Mr > iile
? endeared himself in tiiei*
as piaeir.g ail of his
gaest^UDdTi^^^reatt st ohiigatioas
-for one of the lS^|I enjoyable ?c
, ; tsasioDS of their !ives!To fcim and his
3e bid God-speed, and trust that
? t their lives may be long, happy and
prosperous, and ever may the Gilt
Store l>c the recipient of the
ft tfaboaadiag success that is so rich
j[. jy deserved bj its whole-souled
$ -'proprietor.
mm, ? .
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Tho Annual Ball
The fourth annual ball of the
Camden CotiHiuq Club was given
at the Opera Hou?<e on M<?nda\
night, the 4th. in?t. Although the
attendance was not as large as u?
nal, still what was lacking in nam
Ser was fplly made up in
enthusiasm^ and a more drlj^htfni
lime cr>ul*l "scarcely have been en
joyed.^^/^
Dancing com we Heed about 1>30,
*nd it v*a? t'iree o'clock iwf<ue the
commodjous ana Qiuianuv lighted
had of tbr Oixcra House *?.> vacat
| ret. if Uie&e in one accoiupUtdtutctu
in which (<am lea voting ladies ??*
eel more than another, ii is in th?n
dan<in^. This lao5, together vtiih
their unt-qualed beauty maktS a
1 baii Wi Caiudeu alwajfr an occasion
of rare etij<>\ meitl.;
Refreshments woie scrv*l a'. out
half past l welvV, afier wiiich the
German was commenced. It was
moat g.acefuliy lead Uy Mr C. J.
>ha*)L?ou .Jr., aod Miss Camilla
Cantey. The music ?as acceptably
supplied !?y Ucal talent.
1 folto w i iij. ladies as c ha per?
oncsjVnt tllrir priscuce In the wt
cx*mou\ Mrs C. K. Canti-y, Mrs J.
L. 11 ant, !\lrsvG. L. Winkler, Mrs 11.
ly. balm\>no. Mrs Zaek (Jautr\, Mrs
J. L>. MiJiv-tfcil, Jti.a ti. t^rJ<unson,
M ra (J . l\ . Y a Us, M i a J . K, > ifan
non. /
T/fe vther ladies present were:
Miss <J?:uilia Uaritej, h.?nci'ouie
costume of h .h;^ s*.i- uiwii, a;?-; ^?t'i
eHihroirirrv . <*? ;
Miss SaUie l$"\kiL, very pretty
white sail a ilrt*.-, leather*, fur aral
j *'1 i Mi 11:1 rij^. !
MiS? Jc'ialo AUai'Um, C(>3?
! turne of pink cjirliuuutc wuii tiiuck
| luce ami rw>c?.
j Mr* A. F. Vxaiker, elegant cos
? tume ci' sage green velvet and ISiU
green biik comtauuiion.
&is* Km ma l,"un;"y,$e-iultful cos
tume ot pink balm an. I antique ia.ee
drapery.
jilajj Fannie NeUon, lia income
Olaoiv satin dre?3 aia J i^epni.ie.
isa Jtpfie KeK?l?aw, liaitiU pun-.
eej?? of gt?wii unite bi.iv un?l goid
trimming. r
Allans Little Dtrliow, Ik coining cos
tume of cream ealio and w bile
gauze ?>ver-<lrt sa.
Leil.i $.tanuon, lovely |?iuk
erepon tires#, cliiiion liimn.Uig.
Miss Emmie danders, uatnu
gowu of Uiue China silk.
Miss C UarloLic Shannon, grarefui
costume uf heliotrope v^lmia &itk
and veiling cyiubiua' ion..
M iss Louise Ctalmono, elegant
green datin gov.u and biack iaci
Haiir, stylish ^blm
1 J 1,1 aIMU'J
jown and wh^teJ
ly, cUsrminii
?&k and chif
fon li
Mias Lula"
of white satin and^l
Among the gentlemV
were the following: Messrs*.'
Koels^as. It. NeUon, H. Lenoir
and G. S. Keels, ut Ilagood; Johtf*
JUeSaussiLre, of Jklorri*town? Tenu.;
VV.W. Rees and Sam Bradley, of
Statesburg; F. F. Smith and R. A.
Farley, of Baltimore; Cadet M. B.
Sanders, of Sumter; B. C. M?yo, of
Boston; B. J. Witherspoon, Jr, of
Lancaster; B.C. Dunlap, of Rock
T. S. Leitner, T. L. Boykin, Jr., E
M. Roberts, R. Y. Steed man, W.
S. Burnett. John Wbitaker, Jr., B.
B. Ciarke, R. C. Johnson, C. II.
Yates, A. F. Walker J. K. Siia:i ?
uon, R. B. Del>aehe, C. J. Shan- |
iron, Jr., W. 1. Villepigue, W. L j
DePass, John Xcfaa, Jr., Benule
! :t i T <*, T.$.Nels??n, Willie Haile,
juu Si? > dman. P. K. Winkler, I).il
ton Kenedy, Jr.. Willie JjSnnond,
A. W. Burnett, Jr., Chariie DuBose
and Caleb j! >ore.
^zoirsion t: Colaabh, Jan., 12-15
?, Excursion rate* of one f ire for
the round trip are olfered by nil
railroads in S<gjt!| O.uolina, from
Alliens ami Augusta G:?., and from
Charlotte an 1 Wilmington, N. C.,
to Columbia, S. C , d irimi the ex
hibition of the S. (> Poultry and
Fet S'ock Association in t f i a t. city
Tlt-xt Sale of- tickets to com
mence o* K ?nday^ J It.h inst, and
??ood to sctui n isntifjsnnlav, 17; ii
iucFusivA Tit i h exhihi: ion will be
the jrranuest event of 'he South
ern Poil^ry Show season of 1802.
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Parsona-s.
Hon. W. F. Uussril of West vi He.
was in town last Monday.
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MrjT. M. Trqiter returned to
his l.omc ia Virginia last Saturday
after spending a flew, days in the
city.
Mr and Mrs G. 31. Furmau of
Greenville are visiting the family
of Mrs Furman's father, Capt Jas.
LVilicpigue.
Mr. N. G-K ierbe, of IIago6d,was
in to see us iast week An ! -says
j that lie expects lesvV very shortly
for J he Mexican frontier to join -
| corp^of engineers who are s,>nt by
1 1 tie I'art^d States government to *e
su"v??y ar\[ Hj/the U>iindary iine be
twteeu Texas and Mexico. O r g>0'i
?isheep attend him.? Nuuiler Frec
i man. ?.
: ! m
.Alliance M*?etiits-.
i The Conventlen of the Kershaw
| County Alliance met at liuifaio day
I before yestordey. Maj. Mngill wfi
| unable to attend <?a account of
j sickness, but Sen; his address to be
| read. We publish it else where, and
will give the details o? the meeting
m our next issue. J
? A S wddsn LeatL
Mrs. T. M. Shannon, wife of the
J enlerprising colored D. M. Shannon
[died suddenly last Sunday. Ia con
j sequence of her death, the large gro
cery and restaurant business con
i ducted in her name has been closed
I since. A great deal of sympathy ia
jfeH-^or the afflicted husbund. *
$1.50 This paper one year $1.50
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NEWS IN THE COUNTY.
Mutters of Interest lroui Vrarieus
Quarters.
"Westville Eddget
Editoks Chko.niclk: ? 1 have
Lbicking for some liim* of g?v
iu?* you u ftnv iJois frotn Ihia pUet
^utihe Grip lid? man3^e?l un?i?
opoliae ??f my time for the past
week t ?ir*% mill ii i* siiii" ? pi
letnte i:? luia community.
(j lirUtAai^tnih atl of its* joys ami
pit-unities lias e??ti?t? 3ml 1 U?*
"pr* vai?n?? *poi I ut? f??riuc ti.?i
iiav i*r Uu u;Jf? f? ?r lur
| K?-y?*. A ?ro;>ciiv numoer tnm?;?tu!
' Sja.,?U ai.?i stfVersi ^trnti tuiK.?-i J?-i
C!?? hy U-iinr >?! *? ??
H'hi'ti ot Urr v i>i? l lit- v *oul?l i?'?t Uu\t !
! e:.j that lux ?r> . Yowr ? ??i ic?
I
: po.< iciil was iiitiuc?<i to lake ?? w- ?
: ral il;at<ces Ami ?*8ijil??ve<l a ita'ch [
sh 'I in sir?'0 f ?r him. o n ;? r i
.
i DOi g'l a. feather, much leas a lu? h
V
j ey. ?
l"h<- ihuuI ama'j'it f?f moving In
! tenants a u ) lti??rers ss tio^ gom..'
| on, ami a go ??l ui my ate c*l?s* n?riiiir
bo ius. T.t? eijiuiijrriln 11 Jevei ha*
; strurk this e xmauuiiy, ami *i v. ia. !
families arc ieavin:* hen*. i!r J. < .
*1
j West left Sk* re st-verui weeks :igo foi
| Georgia a ?<! has located there, and
j his family left u fiw iU\s a^o l??
joiu hiin. Mr. II. U. lieneii mill |
* ife nls > i> ! I for Oil >ame j/;ue,j
ami I ur> let slant ih.t jlr I,. l.t
j illitol) :iml Iillliiy vii,| toiio.v |
|!or"ihe ???me si ale. J^t^FTs-rvJ . i 1
! ami Louis Sprai.a/'tvvo youn^/ hum..
j aiao h-fs, for North Carolij^i. A
I jn<yT iii.x:) y of liio colored ^ojiula
i * i ? i ii ttiso are hi :? king fur Knu?il?.
Short crop-* ami shorier prices st-cms
to ho the oau.se ??! so l^r??e a nuiu |
l?er iea' in-4 ua.l trying tuoir lor |
li. lira elsewhere.
The riti-so interesting question
DOW st ems to he "Coosa w " ami oliici
phosphate interests. Ail 1 1 1 :i L 1 i
j have heard sp?-pk on L l?c question
or write aoont it ?eeh?. lo ? e-.r ttrii the
deposit of phosphate ruck as being
i luexhauatiiite.: I do not think b uh
is tiie cnSf, amtlf the suppry " v\ t i ,
some day be exhausted, ,anJ l lit
revenue' (I rived lioin il how !
wili the stale oe tin; loser in t ! i ?
long run9 We wifi eventually gc-i
u all. The commission has suc
ceeded in hieakiug tip one of the
most powerful corporations that ha.*
ever existed t!i tins slate, ami th*-y
aie entitle d to the ''well done good
i ami taithful" of every citizen who
* ho has the good of the slate at
heart.
J am ia lined however to believe
that the great cry thai has been
iai?cd by some about the Toss of
revenue to the State, \-\ intended
moreVfor political capital in the
, next (Campaign :han f ? ?r any interest
Nieyyuiay have i-: the well fare of
the slate or the people, li.it it will
iiOt he many mouths before the
political pot will begin to boil, and
then you wiii sec whether our pre
?dictions are true*or not.
riie ucxi meeting of the Kershaw
jjounly Alliance will I ?e held w ith
the iiuifalo Ailiacce on Wednesday]
next the 6th iust , and I uare m?
doubt but that A'e will h-a**e an in
terei^ing time, as State Lecturer
-J etfe: ies, District Lecturer Elder,]
a>.(l County Lecturer Fioyd will all]
oe^pfesent, together with a U'tinoer
of oilier lesser lights who will pui
uicipate in the deliberations <?l th
day, and of course they will fairl
maKe the welkin ring with ihei
eloquence and oratory. ? r
* Furgia
"WeEt Wataree Hews.
Messrs Editors : ? \ V i ? 1 \ .?u please
allow n?e spacer for a few items.
! Chrism as has come and gone a
i gain, and a new year his dawned
I upon us with bright hopes of a
In'ttei futuie.
We regret to learn of the serious
ilin.jss of Mr J. li. CUud of Fair
fiek'. lie is suffering with a Sevare
| ease of LaGtippe.
Miss Oida Siigh Iris gnue to Col
| umhia-Uo attend school.
Mr E. I^Wat's pai.l a short visit
to frien ls .??nd relatives i:i F airfield
last week.
Mis* Id ? Getty?- is ^pending some
time in YV? s* Wat?*ice.
Mr Vv'. II. Motley of "HJinredon is
viiiiitig fin-nils in the Salt Pond
section.
\ * Kev. ,J. U. Smiths famil} spent
Ciiri>t;n iH r C :i 'i ?. a .id i.as
reunite^ hoiue.
i Wrareliati ij^'romcco d weah> :
for tiie iksl few dai> a.i i At- fvjn
-tfTe Small grain \-:j ue?!.i il ivt* u <
m^rria^cs lo i ,p ?rt. ?* i!. write sgain
sso^n.
Z:p C'lOll.
?>???.{ lirjr tie ! ; s rm^ ^ m i ?
in K t-?Leti !v T?h:iT. Mr ?). S. K-zi.-! !
of i) ::ir!\sl?t?ar G -i .'.'i M :ss K*it< j
MvKi m>:i of Li ..o i v,> . 1 v:. rc n;i j
i t ? 1 i -I ;n uri :i ',iv* i? i j' ty t'.i
j5?h- i ? " t :1 n : :i? 1 !:?i? !
Lhi- Uri.i V- f4ll?,.r, })r I . |
T ?o ei.i;:<*:is <?f i'tr TiUrvV
i section h f :t vei v i
: somu i I ? ?: i r>? i i Y.f'V <]? U >1
! ]jr tpose t<> slop ?viu n in^ house i>
| i:om{)!elei), l?nt propose to keep ?
: first class school running,
Mr and Mrs T. R. K. Pethnno
' k -ive returned from to rela
! lives in North Carolina. M r Heihune.
' wc r.'^ret Lo state, has poen qnite
! siclc since his return.
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Letter from Tiller's Ferry.
News, except of a local charac
ter's like money daring hard iiaies;
it's a little ^caee" at present.
^int-e the Christmas holiday Fesp"
iivitics nearly everyone has lurned I
tiieir attention to making prepara
tions* for another ciop, hauling gu
auo, etc. From present indications
there will nftt be as large a cotton
crop planted this j-ear as usual.
Auditor Kirkley was at' Turkey
Creek school house taking tax re
turns last Tuesday, 5th inst.
Miss Kite McKinnon, a charming
young iady and dangiiter of Dr. L.
Mc'Kinnon, Lyncbwixxl, w.s war
rie.l on Tuesday jv^niue. 5Ui
to Mr. JoLn >. K z.?-r .?i V, :u*k?hf~r
Ga.? ttw. Mr. Jliatll'V <?&!? ial.tiy
They k-fi on i'biirsiU} er?aiu^ 10.
their hone ii Georgia.
The :,i?# whit *i h''U?<* no*
? rcclt^l by U^'Tliiiru* ??i lU.a |? ?y
>;? nrarin^ oMr>p>i*lioit, atl'l i?e:
1 finished mii t>? qmu ? i-jcti; lit i
jtfliuetui".
J t E. l*urila?:t w!i> liaV 1k?-i
v'i.-.ltng ins lla-tlicr'* j.iU'il), ha* rv
I *Utl:C i li> ( c?l UUitii ?.
Ali**ef l).-.iua lVci?lt-8 ai?l N U
! i-.> y arc \ i-?U i trij? Iricii.i^ :?n<! .e<:?
| .?/?"?? 2kl Kl*ll !?j|\ ll.V.,
I Ml ?5 L'??? Beckham. ?.f P . ?*a I
j i4 1 , *?;.?? i?uh ? e-.i* vi^it t Mil < '
j i .i? |j> a?*et ii ?? i f. urj??-?|
! < . oc- r. tri i t?Jlv? r
' - \ .
.-j." tic ii ut u.i\? iiri'
i " a *l v? fi k. - ^
Air. se \v lit* U ? 1
? i.? I ? i . jj r\ rallH ? n at iuia .n. e, ;hu*
m usii>-t4 At; .. (J.i.
31 r iieiR*?l<iii ;i K'-5>r? uliu'lufc
been i:? ?Ik* ? ijiif .yiu'ia ??f ii t* V? ?
;ty M?. D, of Cam l l?-r l.H JI t
le* iu<?ui h-jj.ii-, j. tmxcfi l ? i t it i
rViij,
Will iii'l l'et >ri| Hid HM
. he*??.f ft t\i\\ -
rer.ie<j iii?- t^im a<i Tr-^i tlfiieit <?.
nr W. \V. ?f., --1 li. *8 jilic
\Ve Hrkoiu.* '^?r l i I ? u .
A [louti'i sotii wriil ? jfiyn:
:iL Llie i ? demsj off Mr. \> . ... rlin^
L<?iut'jrt>w i.ij:lr', bin I .s*.
j. :: g.4
Tiliei'a F*-r:y, Jan. 8ili.
ll'sri.i
A i. sli<- R*ptfci j a -o * <Tf \ I nrs
? lav* t-v, .nillfj L'nfc' 7i.il., ii >?? .
lie Turijer u.m< i M : H S:?ui^ U'oi
h^rry, ln>ili "f1 Boy Kin's. R?v. 21
W. Gorton olliif.ii tinj.
rrouiismous ' e :is.
Sub?fjvil e for T.iie ("huon^ci.e.
The schools resumed 'ex
? Momlay. ?
Cau U*n apijh has only one l)ik
>r y
..
Sm'.ll change is getting more
plentiful,
Anrtthe flntr .stones will not go
d-wn for still. a lilt le Jo"?jr??r vet.
Hsiv?r,ynn broken that New- Ye n"
j ropfWtitjnn \ et ?
i
('niinlry }>ro?iiwe, nt the market
will t?e t. iiHr??r at. this, office
in j.aynieiit foit sn l>sri i plion s*.
Interest, in t'?-? finer stone ques
tion never fl-i^s every movement i<
watched with tie keenest interest.
Revenue fronil one l<s<* hsr roo-i
jthnn lflst/vesr v.* i 1 f knoek a eon sir.
erahle hole in 1 5i cr finances of the
| city tr**as?iry.
There vr?iq quite a crow 1 in town
Hst. Monday, snip* be?ng the cause.
Bicycle* are becoming verv P??> P
Ifir in this city, Several new ones
have made the iaapp<aranee recent
ly.:
The C amdsn Chroiclk is one of
the best countv pipers published in
South Carolina. If you are not al
ready a suhecrih?r, seh?l us your
name at once.
A fresh lot of OnionSets, Garden!
Seeds, AKd "G'ljden Dent" Seed
Corn at Dr. Moore's Drfrft- Store.
Call and get you i supply early.
The Chronicle was one of the
few county papers, of the state that
did not take a holiday and skip
nn'is?ue oi t her during Christua9 or,
New Year's ^c^k.
Tito mule thai wns rstoien from
Mr. G. W. Monroe last week wns
recovered in Sumter county. The
thirf wns overtaken and now lan
guishes in jail awjiiting vi i.-tl at the
Febru:.ry term of court.
Prof. Powell may leav# i n a few
days. Those wishing Key Checks,
Ufubrel'a Plates,! Name Plates for
marking Clothing wilh indelible
ink, Masonic, or K of P. Trestle
boards, send in your orders at once,
lie is at the Lalhiitn House.
When Baby w.is sick, -vro gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. j
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. !
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When she had Children, the gave them Castoria.
1
R]i{>iini&ti?Ri cured in a Dny.?
"Mystic Cure" J/>r Rheumatism I
:jid Neuralgia radially cruras in 1
to 3 days. lis nc!V?n upon Ihe sys
'cm }s remarkable and mysterious.
It, removes at on^i the cause aud ;
l.;?" disease rmmediately disappears. '
riie first dose greatly benelits, 75!
fen l.
S??!?l by F. M. Zcmp Druggist,
i 'atnden.
FOR ?AL5. J
Five shmvs the new series of!
? In* Kni t*r;>ris.? and Loan :
Afcs >ciaiic?n." Anpty'iu to
W. A. Si! ROCK, 1
For Sale.
Truit's Cotto" SrtH. ^2. 'VI per Bushel
Tera-'ssoe (ioM D i>r.i yl.00 jjer Bushel
Shine's Kar'v SI.1*) p-r Peck
Address, " !. MjOORE, .Ik..
i lull's, P. 0.. s. C.
FOR BALE.
A -grand Square p:a to, in fir9t
clasb liuvinj been used
jonly' a few years. Will !>e sold at
lialf price. Applv to
Miss Jli.ia Woi.fe.
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WAITED
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Good Manager wanud for six
horse Farm, None but good men
need apply. Aetfrcss,
P. O. Box No. 38,
. * Sttmter, S. C.
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* "Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, th# tavorits oougk ???
Asthma, corta Bronchitis, and iftaksii dwing tl
symptoms of tho rtlnoftsiv pvcwnti Consumptiof
?mm th? ilial irwHlim oough, *nd iadnoM retreating *!<
Asthma.
"Asthmand ta&f tnwbfes w? twredttarr
In my family. My fetter, ssother, sisters,
sad brothers all raftered Irak pulmonary
diseases u4 died nearly forty years ago.
Alwet that time, Ajett Cherry roc&eral aas
iHiraiiwtdml to me at a relief for Afta
I eoauaeaeed using thb medtataeand was
astonished to find thatthe seoae of suffoca
tion aadcdWettlty of breathing qatekly dis
appeared. Indeed I am satisfied that with
outlet's Cherry Pectoral I shoe# never
have etfDwrt my present ace. tt yean. 1
have rwm^eiw ndi rt the use of this medicine
to hundred* of persons suffering from arthma
and dlirssei at the throat and and
have nerer known tt fell to afford speedy re
hetM? H. L. White, Pood da Lao, Utah.
MXy mother has been a great sufferer boai
asthma for the past ten yean, and her it
eoreryla akaoet w+ihftat a paraXeh Oa ao?
eaoat other adianeedage- mr seventy- -
use had hot little hope of e*er seeing hsr wen
again; haft she has heea eu.ed by only a pat
of a bottle of Acer's Cherry FectoraL'w
Inglis Basks, Tar Brook. N. 9.
j ??Some years ago Ayer*a Cheny Peetctal
oared me of asthma after the ben medieal
skm had failed to ghre ae reUef. A few
weeks since, being again a little troubled
with the disease. I was promptly rtgeved by
the sas&e, remedy. 1 gladly offer (his testi
taonj lor the benefit of all similarly afflicted.*
-F. 8. Hastier, Editor "Argus," Table
Sock, Nebraska.
Bronchitis.
; "JBnfetrtag foe tome time frost chronic
bronchitis, which would not ytett U any
medicine, I was at last recommended by ray
druggist to try Ayefs Cherry YndtocmL Two4
bottles of tMs preparation restored me to per
fect health."? Enrique AJonzo, Sen Domingo.
"Ayer's Cherry Pectoral cured to* of a bad
cough and ray partner of bronchitis. 1 know
' of numerous eases in which this preparation
has proved very betteftcial in families of
young children, i'o that the raedxtoe is
known ?mopg thqp as 4 the consoler of the
afflicted.' Jaa. Rudel, Sancbo, W. Va.
"Ayer's Cherry Pectoral has jjren am
great relief in bronchitis. Within a month I
have tent some or this preparation t* a friend
suffering (ram bronchitis and asthma. It
baa done him so mueb good that be trroteior
more. 1 do all in my power to reoommend
this medicine." ? Charles F. DmateryWe,
Plymouth. Eng. , I / :
"Having thoroughly tested the praMiesoC
1 jiii'i CbsaPf Fill l ? nl si n 1 1 mi ilBhi In <u
chialand throat affections, I am gfll.to tta?
tif**> the merits tf this preparation."-!. J.
Htpumji Author and Lecturer, Hipley, a
Consumption.
-I bwe ftwerv a He*? ? ?a*Ter
weik U11191, and, till 1 used Ayer*? Cherry
Beetorak *m scarcely ever fete ' Croat a
cough. This medicine aljays relieves 97
cough and strengthens mylungs, Its too other
medicine ever did. 1 have induced many lb
use it in throat and hmf trouble!* It
always proved beneficial, partlcigarty sola
the case of ray soB-in4aw, Mr. Z. X. Bnow, of
this place, afoo was eared of a seyete cough
by its ase."-lln. h. I. cloud, Benton, jST
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IS d.
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. I ji I ill! Ha > p : M ? ? ? - j .
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DEALER; IN?
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Hardwatf, Groeeri?g, Diy Goo.ls, Saddlery* C|-o lery
Willow-ware, Harness, Oak ami Hemlock Leather, Machine
Oil, Harness Oil. Coach Oil, Sytd Rye, Barley aol Cjats.
?- \<jj- .1 ? *] i ] > i:! viMii# \ rafut.;
THE WHOLE WORLD
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WANTS TO BOY THE BEST.
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The best is our bid for your JJusiness. Our Fall and Winter
bavins: lifts been done with a view of offering you the best
qualities ' -.tt best figures.
3
UPERIOR? GOODS.
PRICES THAT SURPRISE,
Will be found in each Department and Grade of our , Im
mense new lir.es of . 4
. ? ; K !i s . . v-ii! ?:;! h
e |
CLOTHING, HATS,!
FURNISHING GOODS BOOTS
AND SHOES.
I
, *
'slippers, rubbers, over shoe*. trunks, vali
SES, UMBRELLAS, &c.
NEVER BEFOUE HAVE WE BEEN ABLE TO OFtl
ER
O LARGE AND VARIED AN ASSORTMENT OF FRESH
AND PLEASING STYLES
t jj
We have he stock that rodfts the expectation and Gratefies
the" testes. You want the best. This is vour cfeance.
V>?v . I : ; . ; ? '
ZEMP^
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i ?* ? '? I ?
J ric?-6 to suit tUc?
n difere?Vc<' when yon m
,iu*ly low )y coaiing to
CARPETS, CARPETS, CjARP
i V J ??. : !
Big Line Carpets at greatly
and lots* of them n^d go they
i\ bargain. \ , ? I ? j
ices. We
call <arhr.i!
? J-?&
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Prom Fifty ?ents to Eight I)
Big Line of BLANKETS
ofiering at lesa than value.
Now is yonr time to REAP
Yours Respectfully,
SCHEDULE OF Tin:
Charleston, Cincinnati
Kail road.
Taking e{T<i<H Dec. 7th 1801.
GOING ~SOATH.
and
Lv. Camden
** I>F.Ka!b
'V WiKvilUi
44 KmsItiw
?' OTTkli:ir>t
" Heath Sj.rijij:
44 Pleasant iii.l
44 Lancaster
" Catawba
?? n;n
w" Yorkville
4 4 P?lacksville
44 Shelby
?4 Rutherfor^'ton
Ar. Marion
11 30 a in |
1 1 4'.? ?> in i
1 1 ">0 a in i
12 13 p ni !
12 il l> m
12 2$ p ni
12 33 p m
- p in
1 20
1 44 p in
2 .r>0 p in
4 <X> p m
Xt p m
5 ">0 p 111
7 00 p in
(iOI?G SOUTH
Lv. Marion
4* Ruihi/rfordtoik
?' Sl.-lby
44 Blarkswurg ,j
14 Yowkviile
" vwkHiir
?' CSit?*ba Jci.
44 Lancaster
44 Pleasant Hill
,4 Hf*th Spring
44 OakHnrst
<l Kershaw
u WestiriHe
" DcKalb -
Aj r Ckmden
0
0 40ani
10 oO a m
1 2 02 p ia
1 10 p m
1 20p m
2 ">Vp ni
3 i] pm
3 41 p ni
4 20 p in
4 01 j) in
i SO p in
4 i5 p xn
4 27 p ni
4 33 p in
4 *)5 p ;n
Trains stop-$n signal at all stations .
Passenger. trains run tlirougn be
tween Columbia an l Marigji.
Connections made .with R. & I), at
Blacksburj; and Rock Tlnl an<l with S.
A. L. at Ci.trws* Junction.
C, M. WARI), General M?nazer
A. TRIP. Supt.
j;
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South Carolina pallway Cdmy*
-V
I). II. CHAMBEtiLAIN, Receiver.
Cam den, S.| C.? Dec. 7th 1391.
On and after thif -date traim wilt run
in accor<lancc with- the folUfr*ng scbe *
clul*.
GOING [SOUTH;
Ettily
?&<0 p m
& 15 p n*
5 2i pm,
5 # p in ,*
? i?,? m
*> 40 p nt
5 49 p m
1*09 p V
6 If i\ib
745 pm
TO 03 p m
11 1.3 pm
Lravc Camden
*' Iioykins
**' HajjiKxU
^^^vClaremottt
?' Dixie
Camde?Jc
'' Mi- Idle ton
u Waterce t
" Kingvilld
Arr Colombia
** Charleston
" Augusta
ill:!
GOING -NORTH
ideate Charleston
1 '* Columbia
" Augusta
?' Kingville
Middleton
A* C?ind?*to.Fc
" Claremont
** Hagood
?' Boykin
Arv Camden
R 55 a m
9 CO a m
8 G?) a m
lOOi aAm
10 26 a m
10 3<) a m
10 -i-5 a in
10 ?7 a tn
1107 a m
11 25 a m
Connections for ?ha -North Ea?t via
Charleston, Cim-inftatti Kailroad and
with N:i rrovr Gaujre : at Yorkville.
l-'or through tioketi toall point *North,
Soiith or West: or vii, Clyde S. Ship Co.
to New Yyrk and ttni East via Charles
ton apply to
J. 1J. WALLACE.
- # Ajrt. Oarodea.
C. M, WARD, General Man?ra$.