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(jsain (jk?vel? -Camden, s. c. ape. 8th. 18*2. 5?>i y?vg. 'Stop in our office and sjel , sample copy of the Weekly Con ?^tatioa. lee'.Ieo H I have this day received a car ionrd of i*e, and can supply it to h.UistoitpTr? in any quantity. .J | F. M. Zemp. Slrkwoodlteociatic Club. The members of this club will meet at **the shop" on Saturday the 9th of April at 8 o'clock . W. E- Jobssos. Sr., Prest ' <? ? IteSalb Democratic Club. DeXalh Democratic club will meet ? a&Jlhe Opera House Saturday 9th. of i- April at 6 o'clock p. ui* A full . attendance is^dU*sired. J.T. Hay, Pres. Salt Pond Denc::rA: Club. ^ The member* of Sn?t Pond IVra ocratie; Club are hereby re^u^sted to meet at the usual place on Apiii ^h, to elect delegates to the County Convention. Henry E. Beard. Prrs. "Wateree Staogatic dub. A meeting' of the abo** named ?Iub will be held in the lobby of i -^tbe Opera House at half past eight! N^clock Saturday ni#l?t, April, 9tb, tor the purpose of re-organUin^ ? and electing delegates to tbe (Joun j " ty Convention. i vThos. J. Kirklaxd, Pres. \ ' Tosnglletf ? Democratic Crab i - The member* of this club will | -meet at the Opera House in Camdetf * ?on Saturday April 9th., p. m.1 -for the purpose of reorganizing and! ^transacting any other business that! j-inay come ;?? E. D. Blakkxey, Pres. 3e?kHill Democratic GkL The members of bS* Hill club! jire hereby notified to meet at their usual place on Saturday, April 9th. at 2 o'clock p. m. for the purpose of reorganising and transaction such other busrtfws as may come before the club. c *? T. L. Davis, Pres. Meeting Pomona Grange If 0 19. Pomona Grange No 19, will meet l .on the ???cond Wednesday in April" (13th day) with the Sandy Grove' . Grange. all atLendan^|^peo Jally desireoS W. Death. Camden on fan$ Malone in of her a^e. were held last 'Episcopal church, a consistant mem Ai&Taom's Drag Store/ \ ' . During the coming summer Glenn . Springs water will be dispensed at Moore's drug store id addition to soda water and other cooling drinks. ^ This is ao innovation that the pub lic will c&tcb on to at once, getting n refreshing drink aad the benefit of i the medical properties of the; mineral water at the same. V ' - T? the Indies of Ssrshiw County j Having been K*quested by Afra. J Clark Waring, President of llre^a i dies' World's Fair ? Association fori this state to form an auxiliary club I in this county, I roostearnestiy ask! the ladies' assisstance in showing; l hat Camden, one of the oldest towns ; in the state, will at least lend a' helping hand, if we are not able t<4jj take a prominent part 14 so patriot-^ ic and laudable a cause. The ladies of Caradeti and vicinity ?re urged to meet at Mrs II. Banm's on Wed-, sesday afternoon, April at iour o'clock to organize a club at?d form plans for action. Hoping the meeting will be a general one. Mrs H. Bat. nor . The Ci:y Election. The general election far mem. j liers of the new cooncil took place | -Tuesday the 5th. Tbc vote wasj light and little Interest was taken j in it, as there was no opposition, | and the election amounted merely ] j,o a ratification of the nominees of j .the Democratic primary. F qt Mayor, Mr. H. G* Carrison ; received in ward one, 18 votes; in i ward two, 14 ; in ward three, 35 : and in ward ftnr, 19; total, $6. The A Idem en, Messrs. Brown, Sc brock, > augffsn and McOeight Received Xhe^ame vote in tfteir re spective wards as was cast for | -l^layOr: * * '< ? ' The official result was declared , vesterday, and TtTie new members jrill sworn'iii Monday. ... psBmiLxrarm. 'o } Mr. sad Mrs. A. j. Stokes Jr., of Charleston are in the citv. t - -Mr, Maanes Bscel and family left for New York yesterday, where Mr. Iiaum will courplete the purchases for his mammoth establishment. Messrs. Joe and Herman Sehenk ?nd <?4 Kaaainaki of Georgetown spent Satur day at Mr. Banm'Sv ~ " Messrs. J. T. Hay and B. B. Clark* went, to Columbia on professional busi Jkm Tuesday. Col. L. C- Hoofk Capt. L. L. Clybarn, Messrs. J. C. Hilton, J. B. Gttkioa, ll^&Um'l West and' ?ti?er citizens of West 'viHe wore in the c{ty attending a legal reference in the Mr. T. J* Kirkland's office Monday. 11 Mrs Soiomans and son, who -have been spending the winter at Cphtot 6o?rt returned North Tuesday with Mi' $-?Tt>mans who cam.* Jown for them- - id DO YOU RE$D ? If so, this is intended for You. We h&ve special arrangements with the Weekly Constitution. THE GREAT SOUTHERN WEEKLY, Published at Atlanta, by which we are enabled to offer it with our oaper for one year for only $1.50. Now is your chance to get all the news of ALL THE WORLD, AND YOUR HOME paper for the price of One Paper. Every clubbing subscription at this rate is entitled to a chair*e at The Constitution's f 10.000 Free Distribution for 1892, details of which will be found elsewhere. This is the most remarkable combination offer ever m-ide. Every home should receive its Local Paper first, and after that, it should have the best General Newspaper bringing every week the news of the world, and overflowing with the choicest special features. Mich as ihe Weekly Constitu tion. published ot Atlanta, Ga., A. A having a ciiculation of 166,000. : 7 $1*0 OETs BOTH PAPERS ' V ; f ; | y^ur neighbor* about our unparalleled otfer of two first clas# paptr for only $1.50. OOTOTY ALU ANC2 MEETING The quarterly meeting of Ker shaw County Alliance was held at Westville Wednesday*, and was well attended. President Jas. R. Magill delivered a forcible address on the condition of the country, affd the aiia3 and d;mands of th? Alliance, Hon. Norman Elder riT York, Dis trict Lecture!, also made an able address on ll>e grievances of the farmers. Speeches were ma In by \V. R. Hruee, J*el Hough and j. Walker Floyd, and by J. L Baaaington, county trade agent," who discussed the business of the Alliance done through the state ex charge. A special feature of the meeting was the appoiuttnent of a commit, the consisting of Messrs. \V. R. Jiruce; J.h-1 Hough and J. W. Floyd to meet at Rock Hili and conter with delegates frjui otlrcr coqnties of the district in reference ^j^bexDnjn*es>i?naI contest this BBBP^nfeTTea is to ascertain the ^>osiu?rrof candidates o? the vari- j ous public issues of the day, so as) to give the support of the Alliance to the one that comes nearest en dorslng a* I of the dema^Js. Th s will doudtless have Vlie elfect of eliminating the "fence" qu^stiou with several gentlemen who would uot object to submitting to the earea and troubles of a congress man*!^ fe. Mr, H. C. P-itton, of Columbia, was on band putting in a good word for himself as candidate for Solicitor from this circuit.. Tkiy Know How to Jfoat the Times. Itvjs at the Mammoth Establish ment bf ftaum Bros, you must visit before making your purchases for the faring and Summer. It is a well known fact that they1" ^?uy everytinsr for Cash and in such large quantities that they are able ; to sell so cheap. Their selection of Dress Goods is equal to any city store, and as much can he said of' the general appearance ail through the house. They display China fHilks, all Wool Batistes, Whip Cords, Crape, Veilings, Cashmeres, Albertross, Lawas, Sateens, Chal lies, Organdies, &c., to suit the most fastidious tastes. Go and s^e the Bleached goods at 3 cents per yard. The best Shirting Calicoes at i cents per yard. . Go?d Sunday Straw Hats for 10 cents a piece. Ladies' and Children's Straw Hats for 15 cents apiece. They have actually 100 pieces of Matting* and sell ?omeof it as low as ten cents per /ard. I - Wedding Bells. Mr. R. B. Williams, the clever) manager of Mr. A. B. R^bon's j grocery store wag happil}' nnited in matrimony last Saturday, April 2nd to Miss Ktta Isbell, of West Waieree. The ceremony wa9 per I forrked in Columbia hv Rev. Sirii^ H. Browne, and the couple went on ; a trip to Augusta, arriving here ; Tuesday. ?. Mr, Williams has carried off lone of the fairest daughters of jthe "lost territory.". We extend I oar felicitations, and wrsh them a j lonj; and prosperous life. ? A Leader. Sipc* its fir*t introduction. Electrfc Bittern has jpm ted r.ipid'y in popular favor, until no* it ia elearlv in the lead ?mon;; pare medical tonics and altera tives ? containing nothing which per mits i!:s nse as a beverage cr intoxicant, it it; recognize* I as the beat* and purest j medicine for all ailments of Stomach, Liter, or Kidneys.? It will curaSick Ileadache, Indigestion, Com* motion and. drive Malaria from the system, &Uis factiort 'guaranteed with ea^h bottle or the money jrill be refunded. Price only 50c. per bottle. Sold by Dr, F. L. ' Zemp. 1 . ; ; Sample copies of Txte Chisosiclk or tlie Weekly Const! ? tutionw?|l be ' sent to any post office upon application. , * * t * ? * i Bay jour Sewing Machine Oil Dr. A. A. Moore's Drag Store. ' ?? s[ ?? - - * -V y: >?;' Prdniscootti Items - ? ? ^ ? c J ? ' . Sctrcity of money i? a general complaint. Send us the neirs from your locality. The new council is composed en tirely of young men. Most of the public schools through ont the county have closed. Country produce will he taken at tiii* office in payment for subscrip tioa. Havc yon looked up your last summer suit yet? If not it's about tiro*. The Stat** Sunday Srho**l Con veniioniain scs?si-?;j in Marion ill i?? week. And the younjj gen?l?rm*n s?Li ! 5 serenly rides bis bicycle on ihr sidewalk. Read what M. L. Kinard ??f O Iambia has to say in ibis week'? CilRrtXICI.E. The flowers t'*at bloom in tin* spring arc beginuing to make their appearance. ^T'Von can get this paper on* year ami the Weekly Constitution throw infor onlj' $1 50. Read the advertisements in Thk CiiKONiCLE if 3-011 want to know the best places to do your trading. The Episcopal rectory has been repainted, and now presents a very neat appearance. Monday wa* registration dar. Supervisor Phelps issued only a few certificates, however. Preparations are being made f< r the Spring exhibit of the Camden Horticultural Society. It is said that there will he sevi er&l candidates for each of the city offioes to ha filled by the incoming, council. ~\ Mr. D. E. Hinson's n^tr house nn DeKalb street is nearly finished, and will be ready for occupancy in about two weeks. Tomorrow is ike day for the meeting of all of the Democratic clubs throughout the State for the I <? [purpose of reorganization. I An excursion party from Blacks burg came clown to. Camden Tues day in Supt. Tripp's private car. They were very much pleased with our city. Mr. J. JL Goodale, who has been manager of the Opera House for the past yea?, has giv**n it up. am. ; the new council will have to elect j another maaager, or run it as they. ! see lit. There were 27 colored and 2 white applicants before th.- Board i of ExauincMS last Friday for teach-1 ers" certificates. The examination of the papers has not been finished yet. T ho committee of the House on pensions, has recomended that Mr. Anthony M. Kennedy, of Camden, be granted a pension of $8.00 psr month for services rendered in the Florida war. It is rumored that the 3 C's R. R. will make a change of schedule so as to allow time for dinner for passengers. Lancaster and Ker shaw are both spoken of as i In stopping place. may never get another sueh chance to secure two such good papers for the priee on* Sentl us $1.50 and we will send yon TTTF^jtfr.ojriCLE and The Weekly Constitution both for one yar. Mr. W. D. TrantKam, has been & retained to assist in the prosecu cion of Ben Ammons for the kill ing of Mr. Geo. Rubon, and Mr. J. \L Hav and Gen. J. D. Kennedy w?H appear for the defense. A meeting of ihe executive corn^ mittee of the fiction j that is en flavoring to elect Col. Sheppnrd Governor of the stale, was iield in Columbia Tuesday nigh?. This county was n-l represented nt tke meeting. Contsacti-r Glenn will commence tn-\king brick again in about two weeks. The engine and plant used j last Fall will be moved south of j Magazine HiH at the sire of the [old brick yards wlo're un excellent quality of clay can be found. '?? The Latest ? The new advertise ment of the Gilt Kpae Store* The ladies *he men, and even the boys and girls should read if, and "in wardly digest it," as it is chock full of valuable in formation for each and every one of them. Eas'cr may come as early a* Marrh 22, or as late an April 25.. l'lie rule was adopted 1500 years a{Z'\ making Kaster the first Sun day fallowing the full moon after the san crossed the equatorial lirv in the spring. This vear it will fail on the 17th of April. EJtf* We determed to pla-e True C'urosiclk in ever}' home in Kershaw County, an 1 that end we make one of the most ii'ovral offers ever mailt?. We will send our pn|K*r, price $1.50, and The Weekly Con stitution, price $1.00, both ens year for only $1.50. Mr. Charles L. Dunlap, of Lan* caster, who some time ago sued the Richmond ami Danville Railroad Company for $10,000 damages for injuries received in a wrrek on the Chester -on<l Lenoir road near -New ton about ay ear ago, recovered a judgment against the cotnpauy iasi week, in'Cli?ster, for $q,000? V* % A ciiina eg* ' won't hatch chicken, neither will proclamation j on dead Wails reyjv* languishing trade, f Newspaper advertisia^ is -tti* great iuk'-uhator Tor hatchings out business, and so better medium than The CkboSicle for the mer cUattU df Camden to advertise' in can be found. Married ~ ~ | Mr. Mantles fyibon waa married! yesterday, ' (ThureiJuN') evcniug 'at! 7 o'clock to Mits Florence Uurdeii; at Pine Grove church in \>fe?t| Wateree, Rev. J. R. Smith official- J B "< ' - I Airertissd Litters. The following ia a lUt of adver tised letters rerafciiniag in the Cam den post office for the week ending March $ih, 1892: Marlhe Mo?ny Ida Smith, Rw !?ecca Mitchell, Marv Tillman. Mart hi Spradler. ('apt J FJ M<: Leod, Wada Stokes, Annie White. K W Wil?nn?G W MUuah, EWlw Momr, SalliH L#?et Lit K??nn, A Z Outlaw 2, M A Birkland, L II Krrr Margoon Mnr?t.f?r. Laura' H.c??in-t; Emma !!n**rj, Hill Hailf, I) t^Deaa. Isaln?lla Firm.-r, Sally C-Uesnut. Paul Cosn?, Maggie CampVwH, NeJ:ieCarr??M, N^l'ie Atkinson .J R A<1 tn>?, N D AH?**rt, Silv**v inir. J?ihn K Branch, Hannah Browne. Per.?- ids ?calling' for these l?*ltrrs f will plenxe state what wr.ES Jhev were adverii*<*d. G. ir. Al?ft -*niler/x M. Ritek lull's Arnica Salve. | T!>c R -*t Salve jn the wnrM for rM.-\ j Bruines, S<.re?, Vt or^, Salt Khcum. Fever Sore*. Tefccr, Chapped llijuis. Chilblain^, Corns, ar.?l nil Skin Erup tion*, ami /p-wtivrlr euro* Piles, or no p:iy requi.M. It is ?"iar*mtce?l to ^jivr perfect s'-tiyf-.{'Tion, or sionev rvfun<le<l. Price 2"> cettts per J>ox. For sale Hy F. E$Zc:ir.>. j ? . ?. ? -m Pure Dm^s [ ami Medicine* nre uae<l in compounding prescription* uDr. A. , A. Moore's Drug Store. &F*r\\r snl?f?;riptiotfc3|>Mce of Thk Chkomcu: t* $1 50 p?*rv<-ar, ami of the ('onHtinvion #!.<X). B\ sending 119 $1.50 y>? gi*t both papers for the price of one.. Wb?e Baby vaa rick, wo fave her Cactoria. Whm aha was a Child, ahe cried for Outoria. When the became xiia, she clung to Caatoria. When sbe bad Children, abe gara them Caatoria. ? ' ! ? Rheumatism cnred in a Pay.? 'Mystic Curt?"' for RheiunaiUtn and Neuralgia radically eurusin ] to 3 days. Its action upon i lit* ays tern i? remarkalde ami mysterious 'It remove# at one* the cause and the disease immediately disappears. The first jiivntlv benelils, 7.r> cents. Sold by lr. M. Zenip Druggist, Camden. <? CONSUMPTION' CURED. An <>U physician, retire! from prac tice, having !?:i?I pFacvd i:i his hands by an East India missionary the formula of a ciuiple vegetable remedy for the speedy' and permanent cure of Consumption. Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all i throat an ! T,ung A Athens, also ? posi tive and radical run* for Nervous De bility and a!l Nervous Comp!M:pt?, after having tested its wonderful curative powers in thousand* of cases, 1ms f It it his duty to make it known to his juiff<T ing fellows. Actuated l?y tins motive a?d a desire to relieve hum in suffering. I will *end ire* of diarge.Cfo all \rw> de sire it, this recipe i.i (ieruian, French or English, w t!i fill directions f>r prc paring and using. m ent by mail l?v ?d dregsing with stamp, naming this paper. W. A. Xoyks. 8M Powers' lllock , JiocJiester, X. V. NOTICE TO STOCK HOLDERS. The first annual m-eting of ih? Stockholders ?'* the Kershaw (!f?un 1/ Manufacturing C? . will be he!<* nl t!i.? Opera House in Camd n on Thursday, April 14th. at 12 o'clock. F. M. Zemp. Sec'y. PERFECTED CRYSTAL LENSES TRADC KAnk. (?' QaftHtj flirt as! Atwyt @.S,YQU&a. j e w e l e it Has exclusive salopf thrse ce!el?rat od glasses in.(5am?ler>. S. <\ ' ?KfcLLAM &>Mo<?RR, The only maun factoring 0p4.ici?n. in the South. Attontn, Gu ?T ^^F^Pedillers are not supplier, wilh these f it *>v* glasses. Ihe Camden Chronicle t> A n?l i \ ! F)r Only i 'j *? $1.50 i ( - - ? ^ Ia, undoubtedly Ajafs Charry FactoraLj 1^ rooord ooTOT naariy half aoantuiqr. and each year ahowayi in >reaaadda?aad tor it. a? an amergency medkna^ this prep nation baa no <?nal, thousand* rfttvwhavta* been e?ved by> ttaafr ^ M I find do such medicine for troop and ( wbaopi&g cough as Ayfcr's Cherry Pectoral. | It Was the means of laving the We of my little boy, six months old. carrying him safely through the worst case of wboopiag cough I oversaw."? J. Matone^ Piney Flats, Teas. , **I haver used Ayer"s; Chewy Peatoial and administered it to my children, and ftnd it an - invaluable remedy for eokis, and for almost every ailment of the throat and longs. 1 always keep a bottle of the Pcctoni in the bouse."? BL S. Randall, 904 Broadway, Albany, N. Y. \ , *#Two Beoer&botts it oar ftadfkavt 1 tad experience wtd? Aytf* Cherry Pectoral. Our conldencf in its eurattrr qualities is un bounded.**? C.' E. (JU&it, Editor My UtpritT, AWHfi*. Te$M. !' ' ' - 1 tare used Ayefi Cherry Pectoral In injr family (or thirty yein'and hare always found it the be?t rtmady for croup, to which complaint my children ww*ubJect/*j4Jlpt. U. Cartey, Brooklyn. S. T. M. A eeirere cold, followed by a hard cough at?? Weeding of the limfs, would, probably, have proved iital but|or the uae ot . M I suffered for n ?? tfcn eight months I from a severe cough accompanied with hem orrhage of the lungs tod the expectoration oT matter. The physician? gave me up. but my druggist prevailed on me to try AVer's Cherry Pectoral I did so, and soou began to improve; my hm^H healed, /the cough eeaaed,and L became stouter and healthier than I had eter been before> 1 would call Ayers Cherry tVcAiarpUhft Flltlr Ulft."? F. J. Oliden. Salto, Buenos Ayres. " "Fof years a coiifirtned sceptic as to the merits of proprietary medicines, 1 was at j last converted by the Suae of Ayer's Cherry I Pectoral. For. months! a bottle of this medi- J cine, of which I had icome into possession! through the kindness tof a friend, remained ] unopened in my closet, till one night, I was seized with a violent ooM accompanied by a racking cough. Hating none of my usual remedies at hand, I thought of tho i Cherry PectwlaL t4o phystclwas attended me for a month and a ; last said tbere was no help for me. At thin ftage t began the use o< -Acer's Cherry; Pectorhl, and It effected a per feet and permanent cure." ? S. S. Thorp, Swanington, Ind. -I hare taken Ayerts Cherry Pectoral occa sionally for some yian. Durlhg tin past winter I took a severe cold and my cough was worse than ever, before, but now, after taking two bottles of Oyer's Cherry "Pectoral, I am well again. I fern satisfied that this tnedteihe is the best remedy for such coughs ai I am subject to, and shall confidently resort to it whenever necessary." ? Ezra L Whitman, Polisher kixi Editor Maryland Warmer, Baltimore, "I am sure that Acer's Cherry Pectoral aaved the lives of my children in cases of VF. E. WalUck, Cedaf croup and diphtheria.' Bluff, Iowa. : and determined To gtre it atrial. The result. ?u truly magical. Relief came almost itv stautly, a ad after repealing the dose, cer tainly not more than half a dozen times, I found myself thoroughly cored. 3b^seque&t>, ly my daughter was cured of a strop couch l>y the use of the Cherry Pectorai*? J. H. Ritchie, Commission Agent, Kingston, Sooth Australia. {' "Hiving ufed AyeHs Cherry Pectoral I end it <me of ?* best )coatfh renwdfa and wooM not be without It lor any attornf? "J~ "* kwl, Ttar. Ag t of the Chai, * IW. _ ? . j&oral ta my praa* tloe,a*d pftnkwnet Itjlo be iraeqUaled u a remedy tor cofts and couffcs."-j. <j. Gordon. 1L IX, Carroll Oo^Ya. I Prepmd kj DfL J, C. IYER ft COLf Lnril, Mm M b) d Dnokfe. / Mcoll. tlx bottles, 65. A long-tested pain reliever. ? I " : - j ' ' Its use is almost universal by the Housewife* the 1 Farmer, the Stock Raiser, and by every onS requiring an effective liniment ?j No other application compares with it in efficacy. This well-known remedy has stood the test of years, almost generations. *| ? ? i No medicine chest is complete without a bottle of Mustang Liniment. I Occasions arise for its use almost every day. All druggists and dealers have it For fifty years carriage makers have tried to invent p.* 'short-turn" vehicle that wouH not be a 4 4 turn-under. " Success came jwith the invention of STbe^artHolomeuj'^^a^oti. The short-torn device and the etfcer merit*, of which there tre Ktny, are described in an illustrated catalogue, which, with addrees of local agent, wiU be sent free to any one. Tu Bartholomew Co., Cincinnati, 0. i t j your a Ivautagu. ta ani Straws mile to tit c mubrti)1)! 7 coiiiinsf m dailf, \Ct siqsi^a ^sim ? tlun ever. ! No ? Well g> to ZEMP BiUS wlvn von wint ??ne and have i$ conformed fo your h ead Callqnm] we will expLiiu and show The low price of cotton bus a * tjM. na \t ?lipuld |i donej long agt\ reduced the price uns w>k ' Wiwrfw, prasped the opportunity an I as th* Jsult, 1 Kik what W&' offer! your * A. j:: ii(K) V?r?ls Beautiful Priafc** former 'prije 1 awd ! *H Cfc fevj ,% - 4 ! |! 1 . : VI now only o cents. ? I L 1 ' 2-J 00 vutls (jringham, g nxi I)re*a siylv*:jorni rprictrlO Ci now only 7 cents, v ? ;r H 50lH) jards Check Homespun, bv the Bii'e.4 l-8jeentlJ . 1000 yards Fine Browu Qujlt Liuiyg uulv 3 tent^j | : ! 1900 yards Sea Islam) worth 81 nn^v 6jl4'jcent??. -It ;; ijr Vliur H?oes St>ck ia lull o! Big Bin$i*:na. CV>:ne nnd?w jw we ean show you. " i I ^ An M mtrjm 1 Umdsuue Call and examine v il number of which, wt* have exc uVivc cj Fnll line 6f Polks 1) ft Brdf >rde, th the wjopoii. 39 inches. onlv 9 k Kg\ptian Dimities in large variety notv only IS cent?. Llama ('loth the newest a-rl latest 30 inch, only 14 cents. , womm Ifowitn Dun'gv in cole>r>f ntifrt br-j*e*U to bs aflt>f6eU """" "mi di-ejw , farmer price 25 n-vfelti* vf* ai Latest deaign and patterns, ^ The above fire only a f-ur ?>f the , ( m?*]t of which can onlvi.b* Ion id* jit tV; ; GUtT^IB VT4)RE the Leadin * i>rv GW* ho i<e. ; I :'.S 'rAjninensc Stock of Rib-Mij#. K iiVo d[ii,4.* JJie.^s And Bi Trijhining including all tiie^jne^v Ktyln1 ajid effvf*. Stock is complete in all ?l?p n >veUy in *IX) u It> i; ; Jjfyl IJt J.; r r tru -nts iu:I l ling Shpes Hats Clothing an:lj G?ac$j l'U$j Goods, i Mattings at Z<bw j^!?? mm i? ' ;p rli> arrive tiiis week. Matting at ,15 Will uextweek report the new lHr ?%l ! Y 6jf s Respeotfii P. T. VI South Carolina Railway Com-' l>?ny. ? ? l>. 11.CIIAM15KUI.MX, lUiQivor. C'am?ks,S. C'.? IKt. rthisni.v ! % ' On *n<l '.h> Ja> frn'ti-- will niifc in Ju c-j?<I.ir?ivj 'Avith the f?ll??\T;n^ si'lie ? (JOIN*; s:>rr:i. l>ui!y ; Canvlrx ?"? 00 j? m < <' U??vkir:* ?r? in t( Ha :'?hU 5 21pm i ?* t 'Hrernoiit "> p t?. I ?' Dixi" 5 ,o ?,? in f* tJ:?m?lon .To 5 4.- {? tu ! f? Mi Ml .-ton 3 W |i m |* V-.'j?on?- fcO?pm, '? K:ns,:.11? *? Mf ji in \rv (' lum'tist 7 + * j? m r'*? 10 0*? |? in *? August ? "V- II 15 p HI (it) INC. 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