The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 22, 1892, Image 3
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j iu our office and 2<J
- ; ??mpii; copy of ilife Weekly Cod
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If] A fail supply kept constantly ou
T; niid. Ice house open on Swudaj
|j ^T01*1 10 a. m. to 2 p. m. c* j
??; < S. >f. Rosfsbekg-er.
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v;.i At the residence of the 1?ririe ? i
?&Z?* *n city Wednesday j
April IV l?y the R*v. S.
g[ Edmund#, Mr. L. E. I>-Grand j
*#d Miss Lula buder.-r-Sumtrr Ad !
vance. ?
^ Democrats
County Convention of thf;
. democratic party ofKerahaw C?>un :
W- 3f" to^t^n the Court Hon*e rn ;
|?- den^on the tijr$t Honda y, ( th* j
3nd day J of May, -at o'clock M.
IE J* B. Goodai.e. O*. Chairman. [
ifLii ' ?
jrourttag of Co^ntr Cjsrnissicner*
: J Th?
connty o?>iuo>>!?i*??i *i* ??!
rJ^l-^ncaster County are in *? ?i<>"
%ith the board of Litis* couu'y i
Camden today lo provide for a ??? ?
ifiiTvey of ihe boundar}* 14nc between
*be two counties. An act wa.-j
, p*md at the last session of the
i-^Mjtfiiature authorizing the survey.
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aad ^8m:riai Associations
The annual iueelin.^ of llit (Vio- ?
^etery Ass.cialioo will be koUijn
I Presbyterian Lceture room, on
Monday afternoon, the 25th in?&rat
i 4 o'clock. A full attendance i? dc- j
1 sired.
fr Tlie Me:r.orial Association will
- ? also hold its annual meeilng at the
^same place, and same afternoon, at ,
i ^ 0\il0cfc. 3?
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?Club Meetings.
?fil Cureton's Mill Democratic club
met and organized on April 9th.
1>Tlie following are ihe officers ciect
?tfd: President, < '. P. Bowen: vice
president, G. W. Glover; secretary,!
; "T. S. Murphy; treasurer. (I. A.
Bowen. Delegates i? the coun.v
^ 'Cftnvention? C. P. Bowen, B. I).
j Heath and G. W. Glover; alternates,
A. Bowen and William Bran
fata.
: Tennis at the Eobkirk Inn^
^JThet third annual tennis tonrna
. ifctnt at the -liobkirk Inn, .which
g'fkaa begun last^areek. -jy^gl&d.
- Tuesday. . (>vr,4st<> pres^t^^Vr^r
: #oms only a f?*jS&.<red _the con
i^st. The la?ii?s/did not take part
this year; the following were the
, gentlemen whjh pla,\d: Messrs.
j Crf?8t and Gjf\ of New York, and
"MppyPfcjflFfw. I. Villepigue, L. T.
^fjfnKer and Willie Haiie, local play
? -ert. The result was a victory for
Mr. Grant in singles, who ev*r
?came all opponents, and for Messrs.
Yates and Villepigne, who played
together in doubles. Beautiful
soaveoir^cravaii pins vrere awardel
,as prizes to tlie victors.
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Subordinate Officers Sleeted.
At Ihe regular meeting of th**
*-?eity council last Monday evening,
the following su'?ordini*te city
?officers were elected : J. L. Br.t*
ington, clerk and treasurer, salarv
44!.66 per i^onth; R. T. RoImbmob.
chicf of police, salary $37.50 per
month; Robert Latfe*. J. S. Bixl-y,
?P4 J. McKain, and W. II. Tarter,
policemen, salary per luonih
<<M?cb; G. G. Youpjr,^ keeper of
' vlock, salary $10*^ per>*SK?ar ; R
T. Lewis, lamp-lighter, saiary 21.00
per month; iV. [>. Trantham, city
attorney, salarv 50 00 per annun>
and fees. A'l of the olliceis were
elected for one year, except tho
clerk and treasurer who was elected
; to serve two years. As was eus
^Vomary, two out of the four police
men, were elected from among the
i J ?olore&appl?cants.
The World* fair Club
At lb* recent mee?ing held at
the residence of Mis. H. Haunt to
organize a Word's Fair club, the
fol . wing officers were elected :
o Mrs. H Buum, president; Mrs.
f W Kid ridge. Mrs. J R Goodale,
and Mis. G G Young, vice- presi
dents; VSfK Brwce Davis, secretary
And treasurer; Miss Charlotte
Kershaw, chairman pf amus^nen ts ;
Jlrs. M K Scbrapfc, reJ>?s4iJBcnis;
Miss Kake \ iTl-piga*, ?iier-worir>
c'Miss Lot* Lang, srt;t Mrs. S Amelia
Cantey, literature ; Miss.J?*sie K^r
#|jaw, music: Mrs. C L Winkl<^
hortical tare and floriculture;
.John McSmyrl, agricalture; Mr*.
G Yonng, domestic industry;^
MfS. John D Kennedy, colonial
xeiics. Active steps will lie taken
1 pi once to make collections for the
? ?iah^aadto elicit the interest of
- t!i* comwaaty as to the imparlance
:{ <>f u?
jMh gflfr J. H. Tughu.
Oa U?4 FrkUj yorsikg Mr J. H.
Vaschan, fiUtr\ vf our fellow
ton? >1 Messrs G, C. sad J. E.
Vaoffean, died st hiVfco?? about
_ fire piles above Canrdett.- His
d^pth was not unexpected, sod for
sowe weeks past be had been wait
ing calm, Christian resignation
for tbe end to cone. He was ser
eaty-six years of age and leaves a
large family of children and grand
children to. ao*rn his Ism. Mr.
YaogUan known ihrough
, out the cajtnly and has alwaya
o^ints u>e?K the respect and good
. will of his large circle of friends.
> The faneral services ^ were held si
the Baptift cfcurch* Sktuniaj mora
teg. nl -elesea o'clock nni were
witnessed by a large *sae?fciag?.
Tbe following gentlemen acted as
yaU tenters- .; Messrs. Jt. X. Ken
medfy tT. Wallace, Cap*. J. C. Roi
fcags, Mr. J. T. Nettles, tfaj. ?. E.
^Haod GenL JL IX Ken&e<k.
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tion. published ot Atkmta, Ga..
:? .d Laving a circulation of
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Slights of Pythias.
This organization a pnhlie
meeting ia the Opera House last,
evening. A laige and nppieciitive
audience ha 1 ass<*whled hv nine p.
m. th? n th* Kershaw Corii't
discoursed Sweet music. By the
way. tiie gsnllemen who compose
the band can not l>e commended t?>*?
highly for the active part they al
ways take, and t lie cheerful assist
ant* is variably given hy th^ni to
all woithv canses. Af er p-a>*e>
Ly Rev. M* L. Carlisle an address
was delivered hy lion. II. Firnk
Wilson, of Sn inter, on the oriir'n.
history, oltjfel* and adv.anta^!* of
Pythias. ?* in. The sj>eak?>r nnf<?ld
ed to outsider* the working of a co
lossal organization for the <roo?l o'
o*tr land. He proved trat though
King Arthur and his round taMes.
with the old days* of knight erran
try hadpa->ed frv?m th. stage of
action, the rcr'.d in its ?dder an?l
l>*Uer day* enjoyed the lieiievolerfi
and l>eautifying influence of ihe no
hie order <?f the Knights ??f P\ ihias.
ll^V^nTanisa^jJ^wMS shi*?? ii han?l
| in hac ? with all that i* high,
holy and good, fostering an i *-n
gendrring all of tho ?e nwift, tender,
emotions an I sentiments which
wafts a l?rea?h of Rden i n to th?*
homes of toiliing, suffering human
; ity. His 'hene W:i.<* a great one, to
which he did ample justice.
The n??xt. Hj>eak?*i was the Rev.
i George LtVille S<veenev; of R ?<;'?
I .
i Hill. His address was on "the ^wvi
of I he order/ It ahtunded in wi
and pnlhos. He eaptured the en
: tire attention of the 8\ inpatheii.
; audience uali! he closed all too soon
for those who heard him.
After the speaking an el^san*
| >>anqu?-t was served l?v the K n * ?rlt L>
j in the Latham House t*? th?*ir vis
iting brethren an I frienls. Oil*
hundred antii twenty five happ\
friends partook <i?.tlie f?*ast antl en
I joyed it huaeiy. - ,
Among the visitors, were twent\
h.ethren from our *ister city '*1
; Ker*h*w and several from Sumter.
| Rock iiiil and other towns. ,
Tell your neighb-rs ahorji
our urn paralleled offer of two first
class pap?'i for onlj* $1.50.
PSSSCNAL KEN7I0N
Mr. Mnnncs !?aum returned Mon- j
d xy from his second trip to New
York.
Mrs. II. RitQm has gone to Ches
ter on a short, visit.
Mr. J. C. Nicholson went t> At
lanta Tuesday with his i title boy!
to have llUB treated at a honpitnl
thvre for paralysis.
Mr. and Mis. G. R. DeSa?i*sure ot ;
Atlanta were in the city this week
visiting relatives.
Mr. T. J. Kirkiind went t? Co-;
lumbia Tnri?< ay ^consult with the.
Goxern^r in reference to Direct
Tax affairs.
We regret i^arn that Capt. J.j
F. ^fickle is confined lo his horrid
vCfttl sickness. , I
Mr. J. H. Burns of Sinoter wax
in the city yesterday.
ilr. T. Y. Williams, of the Lan- ;
enter Enterprise, is in the city j
today with the hoard of counly j
commissioners ot Lancaster count?, j
of^kicU he is clerk.
Invention of a Cation Caopw
Last Full Mr. !. E. Gut iorented j
a cotton chopper that bids fair t?> j
work more successfully than any ;
yet brought forward. Good farm-!
ers hare prononncrd it a complete i
success, and be has applied for a ;
patent for it, and has been husily
engaged el late perfecting the de-j
;ui>t. The machine i? no ?hi-!
biucm at Mr. C ay's hous*, ?nd be ;
j * Hi he glad to exhibit it t? aa v one ]
that in inlereaied i? agricultural;
affairs. Owing to the latent** of
the seaann, be can only h%re a few
~k for thie year's. cr**p, but ex? j
pects t*> UaTe some ready, *nd
after it ia ytsfeetad* will proceed
witk the manufacture of the
Kfcita in large quantities. Call
ami at it
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in mm of the best newspaper* pah.
liahed m the United Statea. jit is
^a %ww:lw page paper containing the
news ef all the worW, You can get
it aa? The Chp- mclI one year foi
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V?ft Peiat Cadatship.
^ Inhere will be * cornpetit re examina
tion at Chester, 8. <?? Thursday, the
12th day of Ma j- 1S9.J, at 9 o-Vlork a* m.
to determine the*el<etion of a eadet for
the West Point Military Arademy from
the fifth centres- ion .d District of South
Ctrofifefr^,
Cyn?li?iat(*? nui^t ke a- tml bona fid*
resident* of tho Fif !i District lwtwepu
; 17 3 Ail yo?n ? ?f age. of rori*f i
{ till ion. and at ieaat five fert in height
Thev will be exa niitcd, in rending,
waiting, and arithmetic, KnglUh gram
mar aa#' geography. The M?rw*-fu!
cand'diite inn^t report at V\V*t Mii
?t ry Academy, West P-int. N". V. f?rex-j
[aminati ?n on the I'Vh dav??f Jun ?. MIL*. |
! A* second ftrwltcrflV^cin-liil ito will I*- !
I nominated a- iV * one timr :i< rh-* ?ir<f ,
; provided l.e is w'rli 1/ to r- r? ?rt :tt W??-r j
Point *.'>?! !>e ?xt:oin *d .j- tit** first *-"z u- :
: lar ii*min The a!t?*r ritf - v i ? 1 ??ily >>?? i
aditil:t*d t?> Acad m/ in t!jf even*;
that tbr r. g:jl ir jj<? uiri"?' i* ? l > ? ! n t 1
Candid itcv. will re. ? ?rtt ? !> . S. M. !>? j
vega. ' Jxo J. 1 1 km r*:? I!.!..
April 1 i. 1 02. j
Kai^shaw Items
Messus. Kwrons : ? arc still ha**
iiiir v??r ." coM KtMtli'-r . t * ! i < n'ace ac
companied hv rai? an I h--avy ttitin< i*-r
The recent c*?l ! In<i iaju e l*Ibc fruit
crop and % irden* v?-y much. '
Farm vv< >rk is very much reJard i!
It is feared that early corn planter* will
hjiTi? to do lli.-ir work over.
Nearly th ? us-i .1 a.n mnt ???" n w'i1
Ik* (dinted in this s ?hi ? i will l? ?
detiiinen'al to flsp farmer's inrereet. a:W
so l.n,* a- th ' larni'-rs fail to mnk ? tiic:r
homo e-msitmpt ot.# they can nev*e?*
nisikftlwii' inrtit* a success.
Kershaw is n*il! on th?- I ???? ?:?i . Tli ?
?;oond of the h nn i:er* i"h ar I i t ? very
direc;i-?n and at rfc ? pres. nt rac of p ??
gres?< *h? will h? a city in a tv?- vva:*-.
Miss K:'te ll ? l ;h. ??! ? >1 1 Store. i- x\
itinr 'datives -oid f-*e:i 's a* tl?i? j?la
Miss Sue Kirklarid i< s|H.'iidin.: a whil-*
at th-' liMiie of Mr. I. I? U'iiherip >?? i
The Chest rfi >1 1 -_ri r! -* hi?| lifter !?. '
out. a- tw ? y.?uii r jret:' Lm? mi !i i* ? tueir
ey?'-i in that direction, -?f which e ?ur?e
tlK'v pursued S'uttd?v-. ^
Ke:ahaw Ins n thriving sc'i.*?l wi It
I'rrf. 'i. A. M-?r>,e a< principle. , l'r?.f
Morse i* from Mast. 1 f .? not only know>
wh it to fesch. h it h or to teach.
The*K. ?>f IV ii:ttMi?ls vi-itinjr voiii
town Thurs lay ni-riit.
Mrs. Manraret Piiiripp*. w'i n was otter
a native of yo ;r town, ?!i *d fild?y. ! ">t I ?.
at her sou- . Mr. J. J Plt'llii****.
Sejjar*. colored, kill -d lli|to >. ??? 1 irrtl
FrMay. on C. C. Welsh's p ace
lli!tou*s wi-V wa^ at thehott ?:n of it. o
Politie* arc ?erv <pt*.c;. It do-'s n<?t
seem tliat t''er? \* i"! I>.? a* mativ s?u*.
thro its who ?;?in^ for Tillman t! h year
as Wf-ret .ro y.?ars a*o. It h ts ?h*v:i rum
ored tlf?t thi* republi '.ins wi 1 have out a
State ti* k -t h ? rum hut it will
an nphill hmittess witltoilt nu?n->y an
without brain*. Uomomnk
Dest-ncxive Hail at Sassell
PhC2.
Altonl, "i . /ol??c!c p. m onjrhurs
I'lav lV* 1 h ittnt, . R iss< ll Plae?
vibilet] oy a h ii! ftt.orm. Some
of |cf#t Alours were an inch in tlia
1uet?T, th.-* fr..tn ?lle>lZ?? ol
a hiril pj'i, t? i !i -t L of n iiuiufa ? air
TliPV fell thick :? *? \ fast an?l cov
ered theoroiinti -M-vvral i-ehes ircp
The <1eh~is (fro n the hrok"? t- ij2
| of the |j>i nes ) !i erilllv c ?v ?: ???! i h
I earth ini he fr?r*??*t.*?. O ? r? I ? r?
?tables Were t???n{?h tell* <leuioish? ?l
: Oati wen? urei'ly inj>.re l a?i'l tin
freshly |?Io.v?-il lands were <?? iishe
i wjth the h.?a*itt?? of the h i ^ton*?
j The >t ?n N of enrn nn-i cotJor? j-r.-t
I planted will suffer l heieftom.
i Peaches were lwa/en olf tile trees
i Not 5 per cent, of them were left ot
j til ? 'fee* after ill*' *t.?" III Cr * n i e :
| can lw rt'-ii!inle(l, Imi o.ir finii i
: los* irreparahly fo>- this
File Vcou rse o|" i hw bioritt wasHr-'U
n??rth *v?s1. to so it ii east ? from "n
lawh.t H ills via R i-sel! Place in t' ??
tlirectit?n of Keishaw on th^ 3C".
The hail s or n was- foil ?w? ?l i?
an immense dovji .|)ot?r of r?iu ? >
jH*rfect. "irash m >ver" which d.ni?
i^e.i I.lte newly |>lo-.ve,| lands l?\
washina1 awav the soil. H.? - vf.vi .
the flaina'Je t?> er ?j>j? w in d li ?v?
l?een much a renter if theMorm liatl
cntne I iter in lh" season.
Tl?e ct.Uon acreage lias l?e?-n de
creased and corn i?tere&se?l in thi?
j locality about '2~> |>?*r cent.
.1 K. M.
(w >n 1 Looks.
<?.*??! I. H)ks a:\? in 'r ? tliia s^i j <1 ?*p j
depending sin-vi a luntMy rmHiinto !
al! the vital <?r^ m ;. I: t'l * !.i vr Ik* i
active- you hive a it you j
stouiac'i Ik: d;-?o.* !i? ? ? I y?i li iw i
Dvupaptic I/(X?a, an >1 if' your Ki !m>y? * o
affected vol hive * I*iui-!i-.l I, *>k.
Smiri' ? 1 hea r'? :i rui y r.i w i I ! Iia.v
g?.od looks. Kl ??triir l?itt?*rs i* th. j
groat alterative ami T??ni?*, a%*t* d're -t:>
on these vital organs. Cures I 'an >lv?. !
Blotchev. Boils ami ?jjv cs a- ?*?>*)] r ?ni
plexion. Slid at Dr. 1- . L. Zemp's
I Immature. ?"?'* r??nts jn-r !???-? i ?.
P/omlscusns liens
A u* aft' burglar" i* ir. the pene-j
ten? iary.
' The graded school will l?e closed
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Hard lines for actors ? llie rail- ;
wrar tracks.
. !
The iazy man aims al nothing.
aud gen rally toils it.
Winter, which has for ihe p.i*i
two we. ks lingered on the iap o*
Spring. m now n thing of the past.
we trust.
Don't forget the lecture on Tern :
perance by Col. Demaree at the
Meth?*di?L choreh lo-niuht.
The fifteenth annua) convention j
of the State Young Men's Chris- ;
tian Association is in ?"ssien m
Spartanburg this week .
Head what Banm Bros, have to ;
say in this week's paper, ami dou't;
fail to secure some of Um bargains!
they wffer. I v j -
When a woman rises to termi
nate a visit she baa more to sar
than during tier whole stay. In
j this regard a woman is' like a gun,
' which make the moat noise wU#n if
I is going off.
| The attention of the citizens of
ih^tow& is called to the notices of
| the Memorial and Ce meter / ssm>.
eiatioas. Tibs meeting will be l.eld
j M?ndar eveiiwij. and every mem*
j b 'v should attend, so. tirat we may
b? assured that our beautiful ct m
: eUn will not l*e neglected.
!
JfflT^Fhe subscription price of
The Chronicle i* $4.50- per year,
ami of the- Constitution $l.0Ot By
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Advertised Letter*.
TfVe following ii a !i?t of adrer
fetter* remxiiii in the ('am
'l**n post ?.lliee for the *e*k riolin*
March 21-1 1802:
If. I lluhjrr *, Mm Jam- * ttil
j ?<?n, L'icre??ii- ])el< ?trr, Win Wrijjii
j Sriin'l l*iej?t4?u. I> ??? nts--* J"h' *
j K:?u* Mcl)o*i?il. A 'I a in - .
j WVai ilanndi Hnw ??-. !*<*?.
j(J II Johnston, Mi-* Alura ?I ? ?i| n ?
j J?0!|.
Per*-?n? rrjlli'W forth**- leltel
**lil pV:i*?? *t*U* \V i I A r WKKK I h?*
w?-rc a-lvcr i-fl.
G (i. .M-x-'ti I t. 1' M.
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Uiirklcn's Arnica S
V;- Vi ->t **al ve ? :!i v ?> !?| 'o ? ('ins.
f'.riii^es. S<Te". I I crs. S; If I'lwiui.
K -vi-r S. r ?* T -fter. ffiappttl H n?ls
Corns a ii ill Skill V. cp
:ion< ui <1 jK>-tivrl ? ? ii i * I' I -v. or n<
?: v mpiiv-"*. It *>? \r- a ' t?? ?*iy?
jwrfect *?- ti-f ctin-j. <?'? . i??- r .t'
Price IT, crttts p.r Ihix. Tor a*h- hy F.
Ii V. e:n;??
Wkta Baby was sick. Wu gftve her Castoria.
When she was a Child, site cried for Castoria.
When she brcaw Miss, sh?? clung to Culodl
When she had Children, she gave then Castoria.
KlieuuiHtNiii ctirH in ? Dav.?
'Mystic*' < - *? f<?t K lien mat) n
f?n?l Neuralgia radically cures in 1
to 3 <l:i \ s. lis action upon i lie a\>?
leiu in rtin nkH"ic an<l mvsifriou^
'It r?'tiovi?8 nl once ih#* cflime aw'
tin* disease liimif 'lirMclv
Flie tirsl ilose greatly benefit 7i"
wnb.
Si ?!?! Iiy K? M. Z^iup Druggist,
( 'ainden.
COXSOIPTIOX rci;Ei>.
An i.l i physician. rct'r from prac
tice, It.-'*! p!.ic--?l i ? hid initio* 1>\
hi Ka-t in- 1 i :i in i?si? ?na rv th ? forum 'a o"f
i fi.iij-1 ? w??etahle ronimlv t? ?r 1 1 en <? - <1 .
a h! penoanen; cure ??t C?u-uuiption
Bronchitis. .1 :irrK. Asthma ;t t ?) H
hr<c?t anl founts Ml* dions, also n jwisi
live .tin! r usic. I cure lor X r o is l)c
liiWly and ;i 1 Nervous C?vii|i ti'i.u. nftn
h.ivi j? u*!?c i| rts \\'?;i*lcitul rjirafv#
(Miners in thousand ? of ??;!!?(??:. hM^JE>4r5t^
liisiUitv to tu:ik ? it known to liis"snrt*'-r
in^ fellows. l>y fl.is ?iiot;vi
a di'siri* to ri I ??vc lr:ni n suffcrini;
I will >en<l ?re?' of rli to o rh
sire it. t l>|s rt-ripo iii <i?rinin. rr?*iu*
? ?r Kii}iii>ii. wt.t'.il ?lir?i*t!o:is f ?r j?r
paring an?l uxin<r. Sent l?v in- i l?v ; d
w i;h st:tni!>. iiHUiiiii; ttii- p iper
W. A. Nov ks. s '0 J'mrsr*' Mori,
liochrsteY, S\ 1'.
&W Stm;?le <*oj?ii*n of T11*
Ciikoxici.K or llir W. t klv \>?nsii
Mt 1 i .>ri ?iil Ik* sent 1 ?? any j>o?
? I lice upon application.
GOOD PASTURE.
Ma vin?! a first e'.is< |>ast'ir?% n'
>art.i**a lirivinif st?u?k or cattle i|i?
, In V wi-li pas' 11 r??i|. wi'iilil <lo we"
?o ?f i ve me thei*- leit loiiajr#..
urt lier i'lfonuai ion a p'vtoM . .)
? ? < m ?< I a I e at ( 'amiiiMi. 01 the uiiil''?
-i^neil :?l Koykin's I>? |ot.
W. F. RKKI).
N < )T W !?:.
Th? |?K*?T1e ?i J p!i?*!ai> tnko ntk
icc tlia? 1 r?ni prepare.! to il ? fi r- 1
class work in m\ iin<-t lirick-? rt
rn?1 pl|st< rlii^ (Tiiv?- m^\oni o
lers. .}< hs G. STKWAKT.
PERFECTED
CRYSTAL KHSES
TR?Dt MANX.
ataiitj Tirrt aad Ilvaji .
G.G.YOUNG.
T E W E L E 11
I ! ? / * ]
Ins **xclu#ive ftnlt' <?f llirso cfleWrnt
e*l ?rl:?f*srs in Camden, S. O.
Kf.iT.AM & Moore,
IMitf only m ami furl uri?^ Optician*
in tht! South, Atlanta, Ga
??r*tVt1ril??rs are not supplied
with f :? i *??'? sjlasfcee.
oTfTweiteks,
? Wholesale Crocer.
W!...l<-*<te ]>'?!. 1 ill WIXKS.
fJQrORSai.il CIO \RS.
1 E:ist Bav,
? 7
Charleston, S. C.
A GOOD SEAMSTRESS
HOBBMilECESffln
4m or mm NEW
SEAMSTBESS
SEW HQ MACHINES.
MfM
; MoBdSewDsMadHKCo.
mux tecftc, ill.
IM?Ni
They are suited to mrj
kirto
Asa
age, mi Wjiieoittd m A
se&rohin# Ifid ihoiott^l. ill tffMii
tiorL Their is atteikled with toifi^rfeyasreitafti. Druggists
and doctors generally reoommend Ayer*s AOs, sod those who
have onoeueed them prefer thett to an; othftf.
_ sad though
paiulesi tn ao?
- By the use of Ajrerti Pills aWtte, I om
cured myself pemaaestly ?(??? Me of rheu
matism which had troubled fee several
months. No nedktoe could ton icrved me
in better steady These pitls ate at t?ee harm
less and effectual, hud, I believe, wtiuM prove
a specific in all caies of todpieot rheuma
tism."? C. C. Itoek. i'otaer. la.
- 1 can mo?men ii Ayer** Pills above all
others, having loug proved their value- as a
cathartic fur myself awl lamBy."? J. T.
Hess, LeltbaviUe, fa. \
"Wbeu 1 feel Oe ne^d
Ayer** Pttto, aad tai
Ih* than any othejr |*
ft. l\ Urnbb, Burwtlh
**Soine yean ago I
<f liilim? limi ot
eten tried ewiy lennxfc
Me. but itt vain. At
?oak ft dose of Ajftt'i
t? perfeeUon. I havcj
(be meum of saving
W Miaow, Strickland,
of a cathartic, I take
to bt mmv ??ee
I ever took.**? Mia.
(lie. Va.
a very were attack
bowel*. My |4i)sl
he knewuf ton-lkw
jr owa tuoHllun, I
|*Ulm aad the jr worked
M doubt they wrre
y llle."? Fmatu M.
Mkb.
had
tlie
The Best
44 After the use of AyerN PflU lor Muqr
yean in my practice and faaitty, 1 an justi
fied In saying that they are an ?erik?
caihartie and IhrHT medicine? sustatninf afl
thercbUna nnde Ok then."? W. A. WestfaD,
M. D.t V. P. A. ft N. W. ft R. (Jow, Burnet, Tex.
??OiMMrf my cuytown has bee* greatly
benefited by the nkof AyerVPUb. Hewfs
tmiNed wiUi dbontttqd liver and In failing
health for several aoo&a* Since be began
iwiug Ayer*s Pills he has tmprovist greatly,
gaining rapklly in flesh and strength."?
W. 8. McCoUongh, Druggist, Wheeling, W.Va.
"I tote heen taking AyW* !*us and using
then la ay family state we:, and cheerfully
trrnnirnd thett to a 1 lit act ik( a sale Imt
eleetual catJurfk."- Icba M. Bout, m W.
CkNtwt st. Louis v 01 e. Ky.
**l have taken Ayert Wlls for rbetimatlMM,
and euMtireoww. and lor cofcl*.
and have always bmi beurflted. They am
the beat medicine eyer used la toy fiwqlly.
My soft had a sev??i* eohl and a very Kid
cough. He has take* a few doses of Ayrr's
TOb and is all right unlay."- Mrs. U. W.
Hester, Brooklyn, S. Y. .
" Ayer's Pills hire been In une In my faml*
ly upwards of twenty years, ud have com
pletely vrrifUd all thai fc? claimed tor then,
lu attacks of piku, from which I suffered
many yean, they afford greater relief than
any medicine 1 ever tried."? T. F. Adams,
llolly Springs, Texas. |
*? 1 regard Ayer's Pfll* as one ?( tike most
reliable general remedies of oar time*. They
have beeu In use lu my family 'for ..various
affections, and have always given -satisf ac
tion. We have found them an excellent
remedy for colds and light fevers."? W. K.
Woodson, Fort Worth, Texas.
"Ajref** P11H have ieen wed in my family
lor over thirty yearsj We 1ml them mi t>i
eetleut medicine in fevers, eruitfhre ibniM-i,
and nil Wlkxw trouble*, and seldom enll a
phyaielan. The; art almoat the only |4li*
used Hi o<ir netghijofhooti."? Bedtuuit C.
Comly, Row Landing P. O., W. fVUciaua
J*nrish, La.
? - During the past; 28 yean I have twed
AyeVa PHb in my family fur all derang *y
went* of the stomach, liver, and borne b. and
also for colds. Their have never failed to
bene*tn? Prof. Cha mey Henbaan. A. M.,
business College, W< odaide, Newark, N. J.
fnpni fell J. C. WEI 6 Ct, UnI* Mm. SflM fey 4 Oru^ksts art (Mrs ii fUUm
A Cure for the Ailments of Man
and Beast.
j , f# r . V. * j
A long-tested pain reliever.
| . ? ' '
Its use is almost universal by the Housewife, the
Farmer, the Stock Raiser, and by every one
requiring an effective liniment
No other application compares with it in efficacy.
This well-known remedy has stood the test of
years, almost generations.
No medicine chest is complete without a bottle of
c Mustang Liniment.
V 5 r . * ' i ?? ' ' j * 1
Occasions arise for its use almost every day.
All druggists and dealers have it
?* !
For fifty y?rs carriage makers have tried to invent a4 'short-turn" vehicle
that wouk \ not be a 4 'turn-under. " Success carae with 4he invention of
ilieT5artholomeui"~?10.a3on.
The short-turn derice and the other merit*, of which there are many, are described inaa
Illustrated catalogue, which, with addreu of local aftnt, will be scat free to any oh.
Thx Bartholomew Co* Cincinnati, 0.
No ? Well p* to ZEMP BKGS when rem want ??e and have
it confiMinei to y?ur li ead Call *nd we will explain ?nd shew
vou. It will oiity# u nothing an?l will be to your advantage.
mm ami Striws mule to tit cjuiiortaMr.
h sffis MT ?* **??"?* ??? ?
Von can buy Ginghams at 5 ecntfc yi^l:
lllcacheJ Cloth ut $ cents per yard J
V ,
m
lie st Shifting Calico at 4 cents per varct j -? y'; ' Z? fM
,k Dress Calir. at 5 cents ; jier variL J jti * .
riiwkHl: Nainsook* at 5 cent* p r yciflj. ' !
?HMi
::1 ?<>
c?m* p r jy ir?l
V ct ria Lawns at 5 ctnts ]ier ywl.
Got d M ;?itini? at 10 cent* jxT vanl^
IV*rl~Dnis$ B.ittons at 5 d*nU per dfoou
Bms' Trimmed Straw Hats at 10. cents
fin1* " u l* at 1> cfut* apiece.
J adie*'
u
apiece
" at 15. rent api?*co.
'K{ J.
jWc mention only a tew articles to Wiow hew; eheiJ^ wc aj
? lling. Times are hard everywhere and w* lu ve/ttken j
v btage of our cish facilities to aeciirc bir^iiiix, "J ^
"fljered in Camden. Our Mr. M. Bar m has jujstr
his who id trip to the va?t markets of Xew York an I pi
and the public alu?li hivct'm lieneit of hi* sh?*ew 1 bdyiii,
Tfie abive goods arc offered for cash cnlj at the** \
^je will not , biok tliMri, *> please dojwt 't*k us
Neither will we sell a whole pie*? at ahivo pricet, '
propose to give everybody a fair ^ow and tt"t dixcrinvmle;
I fcese bargains will beolfercl only f.?r oue m >>th. c.y?m nuttji^
day, Monday and every other day, sjo all can have a fair ahoi 4
i
.fi
Mi
BE4DY FOE
Tlte low pri -e of cotton has at; last, as it
done long ago, red ami -the pri<<? of j^yyU. \W u\iiicil
pnisjxMl the opportunity an I as thy result, J ?ok wlijjp
ofii-r you ; '
1700 yards Beautiful P? former piije 7 an4 H
n'^w only "> cents.
__ *2 -300 yards Gingham, g mki D.xjss st vl-s/onii r price I0r?
n >w o.ily 7 conts.
5000 'yards ('heck Homespun. !>y the Bale 4 PS^coU?
1000 yards Fine lit own Quilt Lining ?mly 8 cenu.
l'M>0 yards Sea Island worth 8* ?mly t> 1-4 cent*. .
Our j>lioes St?)ck is full ol Big Bir?ji:ns. Come anil see wlu^
?vc can shew vou.
e this week, Matting at 15 centt worth 2> ccn:t,
;xt week report ihejuew ! Bargain* they arrive.
FOR THE LADIESL
ft ' ?
Call an 1 examine our Beautiful I);*ess (i mj.Is. A 1arg<*
number of which, we have exc'usive c mtrol
Full line of Polka I) >t lk?dfords. the httnds uiic dress g*>I$ of
the seoson. 3 inches, only !)?">.
Kg\ ptiasi Dimities in lar^e variety, former price 25eeiUv
now only 18 cents. j j \
Llama Cloth the newest and latent novelty in Ditto* Goo1%
M) inch, only 14 cents. * ; 11" jj
LYrsi in I Mmity in color ; must be seen to bj appreciated* '
Latest design and patterns y ? ^ 'I
The above are only a few of the novelti*** we are offering,.
: ino*t of which can only be found at the GILT fr'IKlfc!
STORK the Leading Dry Goods house.
Immense Stock of Ribbous. Kinbroidries, Licet and D,?^.
Trimming including sill the new styles and effect*.
Our Stock is complete in all departments including
iijJwes Jlats Clothing and Genes VumisjjHf||
Goods.