Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

f he Camden Chronicle v r r usn i> k v f. r v f it i da y ? - jf fKOS. J. KIKKLAM*. IV. I. fiLLKi'IiU'E. iidiiors 5* 3i t5 Proprietor:'. ?ATF.S or *>n;=CItiPTIo\".? r??r v ? >.r. 7> rent ihr-? im.?r:os. I-. aDVKRT-MX^ l.'AlKS.? On.' *ot::<r (one ntHi. }?.:;<? -irwrtion. SI.' 0: earh -:ihs? r tv<l u*t! .?:;?< tm >.-!?? - ?n ti-?- r.i* v. r: ft-s i'->r thrtjt* < m .i,rhi ;4i;?l v_v.rlv r??!:tra<'t<. ?Aii e?::ii:T:nV;,.rif?:i aivl artk:;<-> :? r ?>uu 1; tr. in ** r-;:fh hsKK thttr insertion :*?? n of . t--r ,-t1 ?*:' :-'p v li i ?? ?,<:* p-1 hi * :.s :: n :> i v ? r; i > U? : a'l t"?r M 4 li , ' I ? L * ? ? " t T At. Urfi.4-tN J r { r ! i : > ; 1 : ? ; :) ; {>.. :|J tnp:ir.;? ?l l?y iht* r ? writer, !-? order t*> rere*? .p. \ CAMOKN, S. ?\ .;tnk ; wfff2 c> ^ a j?Z > fi v ? v 1 tr ?? *. Vlfc V ' ? iL ;l! r&Ii -v ?: ! I.-v I c t. .? f.?r i ?? ?ii.wrr. ???, t ? i i ;:;i 1 >..l .??.* butUoft aliito. and in ~t -:<?l o ? ir.i ??' i: -tf.Sl'" liv^ StOf*:; I' I t tilt* li! <" 'II*. aTiil is-;: 5?:;>,ir n? ?n ??* on r: ; :i i>f the ^ >:?: and c ! ? .- > >i!w\r ':j.o ? ti:c> v j.h U-Hiis pre ;%i ;',i ? m ?k t a:..i ^>:;y f<>r i". **i !i T .? ? t-* :rv* :i-.t ? . j 1 . - 1 a- "> ::r>; ; u?r*A : 1 1 .?-* <?:. so :' i ;V. '!'? i v.i u'^ preservir ' !;?? {?:?? ry the J:x:Lils.'f . \ \ 'i'lTv :Un*c h :;:t Cvt -a . in>tu Son Xui_ S-V^'cr's ,n tht ri!v<-r :-?n. It <h- lit ; i [if re. ;!]/<?> 1 1 ? .* <!.*:: fir.' 2 r.IfL, v. ;>:<? i h\< ; >:* iv i->m' fr?t j:'.v??rn:>?->i?t no'es :tt :};r .rafe ?'f -i li r ,?r 70 routs v. .rt!i < f filvof, nttrnipiin.' tiu're'-y t<? r;ti^ ? ir l>LTr?'nr. \ its mark'-t val^i'. 'D:*t for ilie wrptch>l : n?I p??n*!ent u: t :o vt nrs a^-? we w.?u!il r4ot iiiive itaJ t!;e vt*n?avi injo.-tctl i:? ? ? ? t !>e of ti?yr Dc.nvra? y of r! i Mrh!c!? is rto*.v ?:*r ?? t ? ts-r i ?? vii.-.U ar; I iv.Mr!y ?i -stroviur ; ? i - "ip in*. 51 iT '>p;h, ir ? m '? asv I a'tr.r Tillinais's ' >m". .ri the strffr 77? tli,- c?,:n::ai**n nv i.n!?I Iwr^n for^?tten ;:n i %;?? c< ' l-i 1'C* anir^ I Ur- i-iy. As it 's >vc h:r.v t .?? t .f :i content. n I . ? . .. . . a periiwnritt -iv i-iot;. vn" srial at F!or<'-n<*c. fi'.ur yr:;r z ;o. trhjMi tijr'itirvj: "Ah! it I all will f!.?? k:iros." Ilrr.v ?ri:r ?n t*s;i:natc < t't! su;;:;: ??r ai'i iho ccm."> in after thr futttle a::tl '.v::i:: varkinjr tlw ?'t-. a?! oifiny. [t r.<>: in ti-ndr.t to r: < n iri?>s,. Oor.- 1 vert.? who rr?-?v_'i i 'in<r ;M [; ?. < ;.?\>rr.or a faitiitai an<[ ctl:? i -nt .#?, J i?. v. 5 witiutrawn oj'[?osi;i'?n ar s.'iv? ri hiai thur jRU^iort. witl.o ;t any nx,- to TV'k ?r.? no C;- ??t jr. i- w ? sncsr s. t!iat CVti^r >ss j a? an t<> tlx "**gi>Si!cn nil-." Ti:is ?.vcuM re':???v;? .is of .^TTKTi^ Cv?U, as'in -n vr. ul i ti.- Irn :n. j.ist drifi^rcr^t'r r!i? i i ? orcr \ v rv ? : 1 ? 1 rrr.n ail the pro.it* of hi- t?.il. and t!ie f, ir ( to ?? won!. I Ct.'a-Jo :Vo?n t [ft* w-tiM uaiitthc ?>:hcr rVli'v.v to t,e e!cctr?l. ^ Fryman say.s w > ar,? ciis.smir n?arl j?^rur.s?' .\!Han.-c t!?er<*" in('f: l Iinbta. We *'!?? c!.ii:n ?'m? < at ;? pri'iiV:-- ut V in 4 i\>rr?"l t sWi*-Trvkas::ry ho.--r-w: n ?r i i > we lieli^ve tlu.t .:v.r w;!! stc^n-rtlic:; ti?e -lii .ncv-. tr? 11 tr in* V/ats^n rriV.de .1 tiir o:!.. r ?lay v. I"- c :ti t'if? rc 4l::rtio-i of nsolos^ c;t>to.n h-in.-rs.jji:??! t !;<?? aj pi u .tti< n o* ?o;u;-. ?3T('t,<),G00 'v'i^h ronli* thus he *a\>Hlto a:>. ?-xt< nsion <rf rural ?l^l;verv of ti.- nui/.s. A capital i lea this, Vvim-h viv hra. t;!/ o:vh>r--.-. Ora i?:?x'?l i.a?r.'t ?. t waun y. t on ^ta'e po'.iti *s. Tne r.fTiiliaan >if?l>cire.l in small n:i!n*m*rs and v/lu-n the liejxis'.rr s:ii<t k" l'? > > wi!h jujaftethin^r a'.c.it eorporaii > >s. t . >k t ? tlifi btifhes It has !iar<l!y intere-t -i?g I fK CoNNT.T:r:*r <Wr<r has tlisMV.Tf,! 1hat limbcr^.-^tjluvse is a sure .-ur? : r -?lvs.pei>s::i. T'iiv nn?>ur.eeru?at. F? r* * / evtr, will r.trN* v >ry little rou;f.>rt :?> ,i \ * s. as !;nny of theiawill ;<rtt -r *i> h+-ar the i!i.? thwr have, rathe:' th: a :!y tx> nivtiiiii*: a<<-tivn'i as iiiub't: ge ?. Tr?!-: w.jra tai if?" I:a^- not :i very re??iit all;* pccli^rt;.'. It is <ierivcl :>? > s n Tar i f i, the of a famous j ir.it v <?! i'ar ?h try w!?i levi ?! tii'wte up >n roniu-Tf . The" ''iw'ib.r tariff is an cxpresM.tn In -every way appropriate. 9 It begins to Wfc as if B nr.i- Harrison is jroir.jf to get htt it: the !:;rrh by too Plaine boom. pap >c-.-ra* j>>\ver !ess t4> re-nominate. It w >::: ilo to ?li; <o\int "sei.tiiueni'* in : V< By the W*y, or.<?hv Trr*t- r.r tlion.Is f West Watoret? m: k?? an e ' -t : .?? have : *.v < ? more poat-ofiices < st iMish :r? th 5 * *??<.? ti<&. It is very Iik?*ly thev conM g'-t his one if .lu-y wottM make the move. of AktbaiK a, having heen defeat fin his pontes* ft?r the ? iovrrnorsjii^S ^Qj&or^anhu ig a bor. u**ler third p trtyVal- i ^ ort. * -*? ?;N. It is SaUl that the jrreat '-difference bc fween sn office-seeker au<$ an office-* i&ider is the otSee. Tiif.rk w a sort ot poiitt.s, apt'y *er>?t ^d."pagiHsticr It is tlevoid of digninv juul\vurr-Jy. ^ ? * TrtK stock law which has ke; t ti e cows n>is said t-? have reduce ! the number of ijeks ? all but politics. } / / ? rRK.vH for Cleveland! But we beg / pardon. that :s a prostitution of Peaioc* ?aev. N ' ? a<<s ;nit on a man mar be unprov oked maa-bimaelf seldora : 1 ' i ?? .. *t?Nr^ ? . * ; 1 . -f - Rsa s< i! i: r; ? a / x o 1 1>. Now Who is Kight? ? Mr. Floy:' Says that He is. ;;mi ,>lr. **??!? ro<-k Says Not.? Voir Read J5oth S:.J.cs and Tak<; J'oil": Choice. From the N' W- S: Courier. "0 j As u m r iter of justice I ask n limited space ; n vpur coIu rans to rii n U e a simple statement of facts. j in defense of m\ self, as to the; charge of bad faith thru vour cor- ! rosj;f!R<l( nt fin a special) from /* ? * . ' Camden. bearing dale 2lsl in-', Si imlus' rions: y seeks to fasten upon itir. ! dery } ?-iii^eiv that therlv, iv -is f. L.- ::r. v ;.gr cement or under- < s'amiing, patily or co:i piete, be- j m M r.% Svdifck and myself that j I shouUi ni l aSsis!, i:? uiiV Wa; w hatsoe\>r, i 1 1 ^ i nicies is as 'i can ? } i ?! a? i- f'?r the N .ti Democratic' Convention fr.n; Ihe h c!i>tri? t. I :iss?. r I pos::ive!v lhall had not .V e :i M : . ."\?h t r v tor near a *t;?o:.lh ' ' re !".- to til-.- r.vee".! ng oi I '.e Sl*:. e! > o !t on. a:.* I nearly Lao Wi ,'k* hefor the meeting o! our Count)!; . entiony, at w hicll J^ime .Mr.; Se*.ro<*k thai i ?o iii! n>l be : a deie'ga' <- to i!i?' cot! ntv\^?riVcn; inr:, and of course lie didn't mijt-v i hal he 'a o ii ! * 1 !>?? t delegate to tin* S i ? ?'onvcii'i'ip, 1 furt h?-r' a*?~erl posi tive; v that the only correspondence helwefii us duiitii the moalTfs in j :.ct im Art-, a letter f r? ?::> h?u? on May! i 4. asking tr.e to a ft a> a li'vc^u! - ; to tin* Sta'"' Convention in his stead, and w hi eh 1* tier eon ai.ncd nciih"f a hint ti"j- :< word as lo !,:s ? candidacy. I l:ave the letier. Aim! i arjoihcr of 17; ii May, handed me on ! jj/n train, while en route to no ?-t ; the Slsie < "oiiven lion, and which! contained the first information i f from Mr. Sc!?rou!\ that he *as n ca;y?i'iatc for lite position ia (jne^tioti and that he desired mv help. Tiir reference nrad# to ie Iters re ceived i?y Mr. Srhrock from friends: at the I, oaventiu:^4o' which, ap- ? parent !.v, t!ie infcrc*flce is sought to| fie ? i i a *.v :j that foul and unfair | mean* u.yre empioyed hy or.e or j more l'/ defeot ins plans and pt.r | poses fcie at.r?(?!ut* i v incorrecl* I su'oi mi> a< fat:*., .end ? oaMdently appeal : ! o cvr rv genth u: a n of the 5tll dis i l( iet d.ele^ ?tat ion, and especial:}' to! o-ii count v i It-lech ? it?ii. lo hear me : out th-.t ;!;<.* Ii!>iior eoaferred u;ion int . aad .vl.iei? ) highly appreciate, j was nor. ihe re.-sh. of any political trick ei y, <?: e\e;i conspicuous ele'j lio;u eiu:ii <-ri |,?i:ii!ioii in thesj days j of ^raU and (i^ht lor ?>lHce. J. \V. Fi.ovi). [A'ier the al?<?\ e was p'i' ih print Mr j 1* < d .went the ioltowhej; conimunicatiou to T vs. v'r;u??sict.K.] Koirous (JiiuoNior.B : ? Vmir re- j print (ty icqnest) of an aitieiej taken from The State in widen tliej .??uthor ! ; v consent and endorse- j m?':.t of Mr. Schroyk, would make it appear to the people of Kershaw j thai 1 had acted in had faith to I wave's Mr. Schrock, l?y disregard- j i n ix a promise to see that Mr. ' Schrock w a/ nominated for the position of delegate from the otii . ? Cone. I)ist. to the National Demo I crarfc Convention, forces ?ne to Say; ha^f to pnMic seruntiny an i nn j vJnished statement of the who|**( matter ? as fi iiows: On the !l:>rd ; 'ofyLpril I s:or Mr. Schroek i:i p.?r- j son rt t wtiicli ttrr.e we U ri 1 several ? Corifersat iot:^ *j po.a poiiiieal top:es ; M r "Schroek on litis oceasio'} v?a^' ma te aware of the fact that I '.va> j rot a de!e-;ate f?*om my cluh Lo lise ' ;cc*;n v convei;' io:-. he also knrw! 'that that the county convert io?; [ 'rid not met ute-: a!t!:ouir't a..'eh-i j gate eh'cl l:iu >''if to tl;e ce.t: n' \ ' co'Ttenii.on, coul.'i not ":>v at?v : e . s ' sihe means know to acertai'Jtv tlc.r he would oe elected a delegate, to the State 'Convention. There ; fore not kntnvm?i 1 1: a l i.e Wfmid !>(* !a metnher of the State Convention,: arid the ten fold greater im pr? hid | ty of my h'titig, a* events iudicate'dj it v," a > absurd.., under the situation.'; > even to entertain the idea that 11 ! could possibly he pre-t-ni at the' i Slate Convention 4 to see that h. >vns nominated. Afi.'r ihe n'tow : d ite and inte:vi<w, in winch the! Icjurstion at iss;?'*, was never men-' ; ironed, I did. not see .Mr. Scht">ck aga'.n Tint it th<* 27th of May and Jb'ir^g rd.i.-ent fiom the State u-ntii the idih <d M ty. did not h?ar from him, by letter or otherwise, until ri-.e i-ti!i <d" May. tiie day after I jsetuvned !-:o?ne. lie following is ' vopv ol' the cller whs:ii speaks for i : . ^ ; r . i isel . . Mav 1 4 ; ! x ;> 2. J. W. ,ivi>. Iv-:. Li'-*. ; t;. inn. s. <\ i v ii ?* ? W \i.kkk : A* "*Ti. Man will not j he a* home "it flu' l<v'h it a ill !??? impos sible lY.r me to iX' < !?.>('? lirwh'.a. File j dcUfguN > have -i irv fo appoint :?! ;< rnato I v. ? n! 1 iike !*<r y.?n t > p r?'SC:?* III'-. It' .Vi'U <?;* IV !?'. t'n iii?' .i lin^ i '? v M"?t:?!r:y > mail. Ii I uou i I; -.ir l v> .! U: I ^hali vi n- ;?!<??" T ii:t r i v.?u w.int *!' ' job ami will iip; Vi?;:rs truly. V?'. A. St iriiocK. In response t <? the above letter ;I ti-leiiraphe*! Mon-.l-J v that i would j accept, and ? t_- i L home Taesday ! f-?r Columbia. .Tust afrer |>?.?sing ; Cam.ien (? a pi. Rolhn^s, one oi 01:1 ?delegation, : handed rr.e the follow ' in? Fetter, which contained the first ! i nt'onuat ion in the slrane o:' a re quest ("simply that and nothing kmore") to see that hi* name goes ?in: Camden. S. 0.. Mny 17. Psar J. W.u.ker : It'y- u attend i.M ; Alliance can n> d?-> a;l y.>u kn.v.v n'w *?> rhave is ?? ehvted a> one or fl.c d-\e.iaN * from U.i> Pi*>! to OhieapK We have n<>t had a vt p ? ?er.!:itivc sin o I-iS-- and it is now our turn a.aie.. It tne can :i;s doesn't select the <Ui. ^ate>? last merely \ determined on a catechism t i be piio y amded to ti.e n- iniiu-v-. yl.-ase she i that my # name $:ec$ ir. a:vl . isv. rt the for r.ie. T'r.i ? I"!:'.- i ke a ii -1 ky ro<;urst. but i doai'i mean that w<y. I hope that \ on wiilh.i a :j:? ?- ?? 1 : \ ue. Look up Ken Perry when you ;;r rhv in Columbia. Yon will probably . tin*} him at the Central"'. Yours Truly. W. A. SdlROCK. Xot wishing to engage in a per sonal and acrimonius discussion , of the kind so common and ta9te ' f?I to many. ..writers of the day, I jiiave decided to ao comments, I Hi -^4;, ? by analy?** or otherwise, of the *-l tevs f;r rfwluce^ykfH tegrel inVv I have i'..-cn ? **? :m"|Xrl Wi? in 3!i- i<'-i ^(> rr.vse.f to seek ie<Ires.? in this t'.n j pleasant. manner. As t'- whether i I iliveigetl from t !'?'?' I ; ::e * ?f nonotn.bic bearing an?l t;rx;mpeacha'bifc 'I'*" riK*:?Ror, I ? v slo^n'-n^ a??\?.hinL ti Ti fair to secure the honor ln-slow. e:l upon me by the Convention, o. whether thrie was any umlerslunil Lnsr between our delfgn' ion ; and i whether or not I was in ijrnor.Mice 1 of i he whole pi m, ii any, n> to "?> nomination ai'.<l e.eeii'>n. I ie?ei with eon fldence t ? >:si conn \ dele | aation l > un^wer. J W. r Mr. Svhr-;? U's Uej F-. : : she N-as ec <<-n?>,r. . As*M r .). W . V >\ I h :: ?> h-ui ii! * -ay i i c<? ? * sin ' ' * ?'ti"?: of' I " 1 -i" 1 :??h. oislrici. *iii m-i l's-* e-iitor the- Ne-.v*& i on' i.-r'Kiis 1 y sjjJCC 1 ! ? ^ Iilrll t ? I e ? 1 1 > ? i l 1 ? ? .1 ? ?' iii j ?>; - which inati.'i i:ti s\ conflict tv j i U ill*' fact* i'l Hie Mr Fivv.i sj.eaks notniiy:; '">1 : he triit.fi :-.i > i*i ? i' .! that :-h. ?e w:?s no a?r. < *iit. j atiial or * or-plotf . be t w.i,- r, iis ill 1 1 lit sho : 1 I ai'.saiKV U._. , in'eieSM at ( .* ? > r~?T Mi ' > i : . hullo* tails: l<? i 1 1 1 i : : i v I ? - that llt-ie ^as an *.-\c5i u.oiv s.iCivl bond ??r ob-;j-t':c.n he' t v -en t'. -j w h sc.h ah'o.i I i ha ve < h-l ei i ed iii:r. fi'M ; I iU'-az ?'?.? .-on: it- h-- di Tix.it i-":i was b-:tn acllial . -anti m-iraL, :.s Mr s n< t ileny, ihonv.i tie- ie^trs wltieh I sent him, tie o:?e < !l<-i'i hi :si my place ijtr he' v-amM th-Ieiiai ion. aim in.e ot.h.'.i .v ivi: v. h:- It !)<? true friend wo:;.?i liave <>;>' I'j'1 lo- ii. do iV't even h.nt ?> ' s icu oImj^.M ion, as 1 'in le r similar i i- cun^iaii; c<. wcuhl it a Vf rosi"i.i..,".'eii i! an insu i. l>> have ?orii;iT luvois r? ;:?'.eieil m?' brought in h:i ?e in my o-vnj SUOOorl ;:{;?! i t> ?1 ;1 ? SiC'*, :'H1 l j ' 1 ?. ! _ i ? ! ! Mr i\ I'V _ } A Jain Mr l'iovl i - I'orrert i:i| staJ.;:ij.C ' 1 1 :* t I klifw :!ia! h- was lie! j a (lt h a t !?" l ! t > ? i \ n % f li !>??'? , ami v.; i our-e at t ? ? 1 t'oor h<* <!i j not kti i-.*- I h h i I v\ . ? u ; ; i ">? ? K'C i".l^ hut to in- e hefti |i.-5-r?-i-tiy hones; to him.-irlf. un i to ci-.-, lie s!tou!?i i iiave .-?t ri ? i ; hat tii ' i>e con Vf rsalion . ii.'i-V'.i't! t.< on tli - o<-eas'.on < > !.i. h.st \ :-i', p io: lo :he ^m?'ti;iigJ he iiiaiSf i f ini'i?rmt .LeUte t ii>?l iiU'i J been <h !e:ile:l i ii his e.;u'?, ami I e- I (jnesio i til" lo i:sj my inil-ience wi: h j lixe uonveniio:; lo in^e him eleelrtli as one of lite ?i h ^ i'n > i ? C'osamoia li j also ass -ris that '.he !>-r?er ;.<? received i"r??m w'nt.e e:? ro_ytet"| Columhia contain.*:! i'ie li^i inti mation he ha 1 tls it i w t- :i < ?n :i date for a (h.-ie^ iS.? ?!:: p l<? ( h'.i'ai Cillier accKtcuiaH \ or int-a l ? ..a i failing lo resturm^er thai \ >u ? i j'lcl O'.x'iij' i ?* ' 1 a pirouMi.-nt an ! leniithv part of t is e ooiver-ali m , between iis on ;.t<- oc-*asio . reicru ? lo above. Mr Floyil cintiot, itav-* s-> :o n forgolten thtt p oi ih c | veI'satio:j, i s i ea:? ?> ? proven ' > | half <1 -z 'ii v. i l i . ? s r- ? < l'i.iI if v. perl'eclly So >er ('mini I > p:oj!?>s, j ansi <>:t brinj:'ui; it. l? h.% aii'-.i.i ? ? | VCSlf I rt.i V. ilv' ? t ? ? I 51' ?t *?<?:? \ l > *? j SOIIU Lllfnj h.i l bfeit s.i-.il :ih..ai ii. oi:J a foriU'M* oceasi .-n. ! 'nr*. .1 on j whieii ii, ocvturro.l i> pfi'U-e.li\ ll'oa j in in v mini?, as on the niuii' ?>? ?n'?. ! i lay the nival t<-n:perap';:e li*ei it t e: . i Detnar* c, . th-ii | an ?.vfiie.: ii^ I A: t r'.'1-. i ) ?? ;u. "? ' ; i.<> a; v. ii.h i . i . . ; , b ti v. h'.'.li i.^ (Iff inei! Lo (i--. o At,; !!!??; mailer t ? s.1.. v mio o:i:i v i * * ! ?- , nit-ri ? \ ; i. , ? , . . t t.aUt lii t !i" re- as t.u- -'?"?o- e??.s . &? ?* ve:i? ion a-. j :-t ir-.- -v ;M; :.n* .-'.-y ; in .? ? f o 11 a i'li ' : ' , . e, . :-OUii ; exmana: i -v ... l--. - ??? .:?? ildit a m ::?>* ? :: I" 1 ?' H',a:.e conceal - n j '.hi" t's'ini n in i expectat ion t!?ai t " . . u ; ? i be s? !'ri?m tit ere to t.'ni a: j, ?. \Y. A. Sehiock. i 1*1011 /'.liiciMl Hop. Ions. *J"> t S.iVol. J I'rom ???:-.-r %v: hrer. hy M.'s. .V !a ! j ( 1 1: a < i; .[ 'ii. S. 1>.. v. <.? :|U. *te : " j j tak r> '? ;:1, ;t bvl e.J l. w!i: eh set: I ? I o ? | j n i y I.nii'4 % e'.n^h s?ij 'ii 1 iiaaliy wy- j ! minated in Coiianniptio't. P? >nr I u'iive in.* u:>. s.-vin-^ ! , .-'nd live b..u a ' i ? ? - -? i tinti*. 1-,'tve n:v-flf i::> t< > i:;v I . . , ; :N-.v:or oeie rnr.ii'.i it : < -. > i: i n e st'v[ j, i * ? y frien i< ;.a I u .ni ! ni -el f 1 arx.'nt ones ah e.v. Mv hasbaa 1 \va- j 1 a-ivisetl i?r. Kinir*s X e.v ! -i -? *- .very I , for r?>:isi:a!j>:i C'?n ;h- an I '.' )!<!-. ? I '^.1 Ve .1 A r. .4 . t ). >k it, all, ci'-Tii t i ? >! " ! c - l | it has re. re i iiv. an-1 lirt.k G-uI ! a?n j I ii r.v a w??!l a;. 1 hearty w en ri." Trial j b ?!t: - fr ? ? v, i Z..:;r/S l?ra-! S'o;-.-. r j la i/. -. "? i r-nts an-isi. | ro\ i >1 1* ! : on ci ? I I An , I i w.'.t u\ V ;-,i ? having ;k. I ;>'.??? ?.! i \ U\< hairs bv ? [ an I-.:: -: i ? i : ^ ^ i ? 11 i:*y tii.- f .n.ri'a ? ?* : a AiuxA- ?'!??? !?.: :!-cs ? |? ? ? I ! TV ? < f : !>:?? <*nt;:rr!.. A-!. an n;;<j ,i' : *!;:??? it :n I I. u-.' \ ;? t! >!?>. ; tiw .1 :? I r.;. t: i ? -.i:v r N r.o ? >*i:3i;y .1 ? . ! .tii Ni-rv.>-i% vU> ni ; t ? >? ? lr> i |> ::: iii- u<j. <? v.. : * :T is: - I:.r :?> fK:'.kv? fl'kirrfv :i t-> 1.5s - iri'-. ir.i ifli- !?;* l is n*:.l ;i ?!??>?? t ? r- iVw !i * : i*i;? ? ? ' I will ? on. I fit'.' ? . harjv. to all v. I . : sire it. !?::?? ;-??.*!* ??? i.i t i. n,!-:n. Fr j or Er.s?li>li. w.t.ii'iii <H>. ft'.i. * { ,r }?arir?: un. !M:iti:v_r this <\V. A Noves. S:? I*otrrf>> IlinJi. j IshPKinafNni eiirrd in ;i [)ay.? ??Mvsiic;" <" :<? for Klieum-iii?!!! ; an 1 N i* u i\Vi j i :i i :ni i ?? n. I ? .* i-urca i:i ] : 10 ;! I:- ::.-tion apon the svs- ! ?, . ' i ; tfcfii is remar:: !;.e ami mysterious.*;. *1: renmves at once the cause" ans j t h ?? (1 i *e a i m tii ?:*? 1 1 ? to ! y d i s n n r>r ars j Piu* his i (itise jrrcatly <?>! CO tils. j Sol't by F. M. y. tv.. :> Dru . j Camden. ,fc*>h, Mange and Scratches of | every, kind, on human or animals, ; cur&d in 30 minutes by Wolfonl'sj : Sartiilary Lction. This never fails. ! |Sold bv Or. F, L. Zemp, Camden,! Is- c: : *i J. A: I Collector & Real i st.iie Agt., I Camden. S. C. l a:avitfk<-)wsk\v| ATTORNEY AT LAW, CAM I>KX. S. (\ g?f~Vr:\ci\cc> in :ili <>t the Courts of ; h<* St.it." Sj?eriai liltv'Jitif'H iriven to u ti< )i> PERFECTED CRYSTAL LENSES i t^adc marr. Cecity First zs? il-arj. j ea.&YouNQ. j e \v e i i > 1 1 II a* ( \i iu-iv," of ; !i t s<- nt ciJ i:i ( auiiiL-n. S. "iv r, A* Moor.!-:, I'Ih- Mjfly i::ar.i;f ?.*l ti; i'.i Op'.iri ? i: s iD liic A tianin, ( ? a t^riV!:(t! wiih t!u'rc f.-iinoMS A GOl'l) S ? i rj a . . t\ r*7s*yr?f ?r.?:*y7 .ts t*f\S r.&M | ? AND A KCUSFH^^ WTCT.33;Tr IS c.-i? of o^.r ?>CW ?gP S UP !v~ p - &i mrkfflk N U^%% 4 its 0 an & w %i ' u 1 r\ r ? 1 : * r* r? ?cAS'iioLi ttfttL. ? .ikviio. Fon Fuii. rAr.ricuLAsn Act-^rss 11 *' If s * 3 I * p NPiinn^K^iinff Japi|!nn n j liuilUilS! ji,:.!:iUh!uoii!iiuU!ji V-' i -^cr.zsttof.s ro jur.e f/>?\ jfACTuniNG co. rjSLVSOZRE, ILL. ?Saa'-aatiiiifcib ri.io '..eu !.*.<; Soul a ( Jii iljiliwjiy Com I?:.!iy. \ I>. i.'. C* 1 1 \ "?! YIN, Kcvoiw:-. # '?..! :>i";. S. !)??.-. 7 tli Is:'!. (>:<, ,i" 1 -if,- r : ! i " s (Ire 'r;i!n; will rui. : ? :? \ ? ; o. io\\ 1 ;i ^ <c!i. X1. . O 1 V 1 :!. I V )V|. 1 :> ;i ' r.,.l !> ?"> ' ?<> .. ]) <; ? "v ( M ? ? 1 v * ! ' ? ; . : 'til W ;!'/?(? ? K ?*: !r.ii! ii:i r "I .????; '?i T:; !i ? i ;l '(I : i : v' <V v. ] ? i> n: i ; ' ? p i t; i 1! !"? ?> ; ? '< ' i 1 < \ < ) ;.i 1 ; i . 1 1 1".; ' iv 1 1 ? . \ ? '< .< ' Yi. hi 4' V* !t .it " < ' r ?? !! *' ? ?. > . k m r\ C i:. ?!. n ]?> 2'< :i::i ; I" 11. i !" -!"> :i in i ! I ? ? 7 ; - in i { *? ?:i i ?ii-? f.?r *!:e ?%????! 1: !?*.-: > r \ in;!. :<>:!. < ? ii Ti * ? -.: * l i 1 1 ! . ; i i r :: I wit': \v York. :!!??. I*i r : ! i : jirk?* ? ? . ? . i i : :? N v cOMtl; or W ;( >ir i i S. ! ' tii New Y ? rk r.r.il ti;-.- Ka>t . > i ( !;::rii.v t >:i ;tp"!v ;<) .t. w.\ \< A..-:. ! ? :? M. ?V.Vl:l>. (I-, rural ri sen r.oi i a: or rns: harlc ji ( h ieu^'o Uai ! sv?a-i T.i'ii:; : f 1 1 ?? *! Per. 7.:: ! 1 . < It ? I X G N?V;\Tii. -v. ;.;:i 1 ' ??= ?? !>.!<;!:? J : < ' ?? \v. s.viiV- 1 ]'?"!? ' ' i\ ?? V Ik-U ? I !. i : : c { '.l*. Wll.! i; .. k i i;;i Y?:k. i'ia k-\ : I ? S:.. V , I;imu-rf r- i ; n . / j . 7 5 S >1. I'll. " ! ' :'jrj ?? -,kvl !v ;,c-k n : i : i : : 5. w I'.i Ji t. 4>aiicastvr rli Tleasant 1 1 ? M j" Sj-rin^ ?' Oak'^nr-t ?? v ? ? \\ J-' 0 Kr ( a:?; 1c : Trains stop on at all >Utis ??> . ! Passe Rir.- r Trains run tiirouirn ho- . ;wfer, Columbia an?] Marion. Oonnections lj'ade with IJ. A: !?. ;:tl Blackshurir ar.fi Ro?:k lliil ai:<i with S. j A. L.'at ( 't. t j< J line* iou . C, M. WiKD, Geixral Mana^tr A, TRIP, Supt. i < - i Ayer's Cathartic Pills, As a family medicine, have no equal. They are suited to every age, are sugar-coated and therefore easy to take, and though searching and-lhorough in effect, are mild and painless in ac tion. Their use is attended with no injurious results. Druggists iind doctors generally recommcsiid Ayer's Pills, arid those who have once used them prefer them to any other.. "By the use of Ayer's Pifts. alone, I once cured myself permanently of a case of rheu matism which had troubled me several months. No medicine could luCve served me j in le tter stead. These pills are at once harm- ' less and effectual, and, 1 believe, would prove a specific in all cases of incipient rheuuia ti C. C. Kock, Coiner. La. V ?? i can recommend Ayer's Fills above all (-titers, having long proved their value as a cathartic for myself and family." ? J. T. Hess, Leitfisville, Pa. "When I feel the n* ed of a cathartic. I take Ayer's Pills, aml> find them to he more effec tive than anyother pill I ever look."? Mrs. B. C. Grubhc Burwellville, Ya. "Some y/ars ago 1 had a very severe attack j of inflammation of the . bowels. My physi ) fcian tried every remedy he knew of to relieve i me. but in vain. At my own suggestion. 1 took a dose of Ayer's Pills, and they worked ! to perfection. I liave 110 doubt they were | the means of saving my life.''? Francis M. 1 Williams, Strieklaud, Mich. TheSBest '?After the use of Ayer's Pills for many j year^ in my practice and family. I am justi- 1 tied in saying that they are an excellent cathartic and livei medicine ? sustaining all the claims made for them."? W. a. Westfall, M. 1 ?.. V. J'. A. & X. \Y. R. H. Co., Bumet. Tex. ?? One of my customers has been greatly j benefited > ?y xJi^r use of Ayer's Pills. He was : troubled with disordered liver and in failing health for several months. Since he l>egan 1 using AVer's Pills he has improved greatly, j gaining rapidly in flesh and strength."? W. s. McCoHough. Druggist; Wheeling. W.Va. "I have been taking Oyer's P'.iS and using them in my family since 1857, and cheerfully recommend them to all in need ot a safe but effectual cathartic."? .foltn M. Bogg$, *07 W. Chestnut St.. Louisville. Ky. "1 have taken Ayer's Pills for rheumatism, headache, and costiveness, and for coldfci and have always been benefited. They are the l est medicine ever used in my family. My son had a severe cold and a very had cough. He has taken a few doses <>? Ay el's Pills and is all right to-day."? Mrs. vJ. W. Hester, Brooklyn, N. V. Family Medicine. " Ayer's Pills have been in use m my fami ly upwards of twenty years, and have com pletely verified all that is claimed for them. In attacks of piles, from which 1 suffered many years, they aflord un-ater relief than any medicine 1 ever tried."? T. F. Adams, Holly Sj^rusgs, T^xas. 1 regard Ayer's Pills as one of the most i Paush, La. "Ayer's Pills have b^cn used in my family for over thirty years. ' We find tln ni an ex cellent medicine in fevers, eruptive diseases, and all bilious troubles, and seldom call a physician. They arc almost the only pills used in our neighborhood." ? Redinon (.'. Comlv, Bow landing P. U., W. Feliciana reliable gencial remedies of our times. They have been in use in jny family for various affections. and have always given satisfac tion. We have found them an excellent remedy for colds and light fevers."? W. it. Woodson, Fort Worth, Texas. ?? During the pnst cs years I have Ayer's Pills hi imv family for all derange ments of the stomach, liver, and uywels. and also for colds. Tuey have nevapjailed to benefit." ? Prof. Chauney Herdsman. A. M., Business College, Wood side, Newark, N. J. Ayer's Fills; Prepared bj DR. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass. So* si! Druggists and C iters in Medicines I i Mexican Mustang Liniment. * M \ A Cure for the Ailments of Man : and Beast. A long-tested pain reliever. -<? Us use is almost universal by the Housewife, the Farmer, the Stpck 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 wi^iout a bottle of Mustang Liniment. Occasions arise for its use almost every day. All druggists and dealers have it. ' " ; - invert n:;stior;-:urn" veaicle A t vsi cai ne with the invention <.t cSl] e ' J5 a rt hole ra c vt rj? n IBa^on. " ... <,,*? i!i t c other m; r is, of tvhich there r*c rranv, an* dcpcrihcd in :m i.- ? J ?. u:..icyu-:, v. ::ich, will, address o: iocal agon;, will 1>j tvii; Irvc to any oac. The 15 a r t j i olo m w Co.. Cincinnati, 0. iiOB MB HVr FI? VOL'!! X?V Well u t:>Zr*MP li <( ;S wh-.'ii y.)u wm; one and have it v-oiitorni*3-! t'J vour it end Call unci we'wili explain a?d siiov* vou. It will ct:st you nothing and will bo to your advantage. Fells and Straws made to fit conhortabl y. and ?3 ul zzi *rr\&~r 3Eirool 3L is coming in daily. CHEAPER and PRETTIER than ever. SEEING IS 1>El1E\?NG. ZEMP BROTHERS. P? *X"53t:SS FAMOUS^ j HHHIMj - r ^ J ) I I Read the Mammoth Bargains to be fbuo| i i 4 !9 I X <jfl THE * iff "If SASm m BEMAI f: COUNTER 1 km TOO Will B0 OMjLiY 3F"?21?& C21&.&THL9 1 Turkish table cloth at less than one-half puce. Coijivil lace a: 4c. per yard, worth frpm <>i to 1-5 ccats?| Dress iri^i&ms. worth 10c.. now Gi ce/.ts. jig lVnenpV)le tissiios^worth l(ii cents, now 10 cents, wij Solenoid quality C Intend at only 4 cents. A nire as>o: tuient of 7-8 And 4-4 thai lies at from 8 tfl ner yard, s ;!c! fo merly at 12? and l(>ii. cents .\u iititmuse lino of drapery, ranging from 5 to lOfl I worth *>3jjl-3 p*?r cent m>re. . |J lUaniijul wool elndltcs, figured, 2-3, now 10s cents. v| , (?-{ Bie^e mixtures, worth 20 cents, only I02 cents. White flouncing. 10 in?h. only 20 cents. | White i! juncing. with colored liguris, only 2-3 cents, | Colored embroidery at a big sacrifice. llibbons in desirable colors and widths, at much less than i (.'becked Nainsook wjrth 10 only 6i cents. j Ladies and Misses straw hats, only? 25 cents. Wivath- i;i all qualities and colors, from 10 cents up. V? bite-embroidery at 1 ceut per yard. | (ircnts" nainso ?k undershirts onlv o5 worth 50 cents. > Gents outing .-lints, good quality, only 2o cents. <iriits suspenders, at 5 and iUc , worih double the rnonej j i .fid Tes undi-rvesJs at only Si cents.. i i ho above goo is will be sold only for cash. J Yours Respectfully, ? " P. T. VILLEPi AT w & You ran b\\\ iiinJr.isNs ;vt ') cents per yard. Blenched ('loth :?>? 3 cents p< r yard. lkst Shirtinir '"alien at cents per yard. Divss I "alien a4. ?*) cents per yard. Cheeked Naif. ;>o\< at *> c-n's p r yard. Viet ria Lawns at ."> c.int< per'yird. >1 ? iti.iLT at i ' ' cents pi r v*h\L l\*arl l)ivss Hal tons a! > cents per dozen. 1 >; v-' Trimmed Straw I i .its at H) cents apiece, (fills' " " " at 15 cents aniece, 1 Via Ladies * vi at 1-) cents apiece. 4 via W e mention only a tew articles to show how eheap^ l\i: ;lt. 'limes are hard everywhere and we have v 1 1 1 1 ;\um has jnst rcttft hi- v cond t to the va-t markets of Xew York and i ar 1 the pubhe shall haw the benefit of hi<shrewdj The chow izoods ai;e otk?red tor cash onlv at UK \\'e wili not hook them, so please do not ask us Neither will we sell a whole piece at above pri? propose to give everyoAdy n'fair show and not disc These bargains will be offered only for one month, co tod \y. Monday and every other day, so all can have a I N. B. ? To merchants: per yard. \ Plaid homespun by the bale"

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 03, 1892, Image 2