The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 22, 1892, Image 2
(min fjlw?i?!et
. *.
f PCBUSHED BVERV FRIDAY
h r -r ? :
*?#. J.-KIRKLASI). .
*W. I. TILLEPKilR
Editors and Proprietors*
^ . . ... . ... i . .
RATK* AF fcCBSCUIPTrOX.-One
jro-*r, $1.V>; m< h^v'h, 71 cent
three cen: #,
advertising a^rm?Oni ?Hjnarr
(one inrh,>>ao .insertion, 01,00; each,
tmhfti^qent in*ertk>na V)'.t?nt?
-liberal reduction* marie ?>n the ubujfv
rate* fer three month*, *ix month* and
mrty contract*.
? -All communication ar*<l artlclr* f?>r pub
lication' n*n?t reach ?>?*? ?>? Tu*?*
4itY?to Inxure their Jw-rtioa in the
folWinjr i*-?c.
^Joonmmanit ati'HJ ?>f a pcr*?n?l natnrv
will be pa?<U*h*l in thi* paper, exca>j<t
an an wfvrrti?emcn^ ts>b?' pail f^r,
? 'All article* f? ir publication mu*t l>e ac
companied by the fall name ami ad
drfM *f the writer, in order to receive
T attention.
CAMDKX, S. fc. JULY 22ml. 1802.
Ah Others See Usu
? X
A frieud ki?I? u# from Text*
several clipping* from paper* of
that state, knowing that aon*t ex
aggerated impression exist* abroad
in regard to crime, nurder audi
lynching iu South Carolina. The
lollowlug is taken from an editor- 1
iu] <?f the Morning News, of Dallas,
dated Juue 26th :
'?.Asioo from la'al mutual mUuoder
fundings. South Carolina ha* worked
her iiioh* nlwoat to death during tfu>
past six month*, and th ? governor ha*
found it nm-mary in hi# campaign
*j>e*ches to declare himself willing to
load at th" lyuehirg of negroes ??? u*vd
'>i certain outrage* f.?r whk'li thvy have
usually Ken hai g>-d Iu the past. The
people of South Carolina mint pay for
their record of crime*, for 'heir mob*,
for their ftlluro toFpsni*h cr.minals by
due course of law. ior the indiscretion*
ipf their governor ami other official*, who,
being clvogeii with thu execution of the
luwa, do r.ot Instate to advocate mob
violence a* Gov. Tillman ?H<) . South
Carolina is little wor*o thai) several other
state*. The w holt' trouble 1m traceable
a tragi cully fareleal _?v?tem of trying
i0krTTT?* o.\i*fvil in this coun
fyr *r* and nn?h?r which in
itial" lm?o ncvir b?eu pun
Jicir ei }
?post aix tnnnlftfc?' here
pd, wua a period of marked
?nd order in thin aiate, dur ing !
fch but few homicide were re
corded, and aa wo remember, no !
lynching*.
buck impression* of rtir slate *?'
'thj above are created by sensation
al articles tent from our own mldai
occurs
caimo:, we believe, be
ll&fuily asserted that the pro
rtlon oP crime here is greater
'thin in othor quarters of the South
im a sirailiar population, Ii
be a matter of regret ttiaTTr
??ttra and high standard in the exo
; eatfsnof laws haa not yet been ab
tslae&bj us, bat a lecture from
J 1T?t* <m "law and order" ia aim oat
UWi nueh for patience,
and lh? tiost colossal ronuifesta
of cheek on record. We intend
shortly .to wake comparison of the
homicidal recorder Charleston Co.,
5, C. wUUtJisilas Co., Texas, their
.populations being shout the same
and the ratio of negroes being
r i,
n.
? '% "T MHBte n t asse
v'.-" fUo? of a Texas minister of the go*
^ ptl! that since January 1901, there
-isibeen 20 murders in Dal la* Co.
aoyno conviction. 2*HJcappttUng
record* we feel su/e, has not been j
spproncbed.m Charleston.
It will be uotlced the above
3t condemn* GjKcruor Till- j
out leading a !
ernor
hang a rsvlsher; aTT
plead loyalty to his oath
auvh circum?ta:u if au la in#ult%>
jury.". CZj
Xo4?ijjtis certain thai no iaw^
evc?Nfywmjublic sentiment ngninyj
ly&chHg for c.ert^iii gross out.
rages. All talk to the contrary is
: iille. The law is powerless uiueati
backed by public sentiment. For
Instance, what cifect does the law
against conceited . weapons have,
hen our highest exponent* of the
s ? iiefv il?
Hat after til!, a fair eom:.eison of
is stale with any other of the
from here t<> California,
show that we had the best
rau^jr, oj the >orst
tte frequency of their
a TOetu'.K'r of its
We only hope
of the politic*!
smell sweeter
stifying to kcow
emocratic plat
iptabie to the i
CtereUnd en the Forte Bill
i |
It hat been charged -agatnft!
Jltvelaad that he wfti luke-warm In
regard to the Force Mil. The foU
owing extract from hit speech ai
PlHladelphSa,.,J?n, Stb,. 1891 doea|
aot look that way :
*'\Vhen we sou our political adversar
ies bent upon the pa**ag.: of Federal law,
with the ?e %rct'y denivd purpooa of per
pe? noting partem supremacy, which in
vades the State* with election matfiinrry
designed to promote Federal interference
v, lib the right* uf tho ptopleof the lora'i
\\v* concerned, discreditinjrtheir honesty
and fcimeaa and justly tfroasirg their!
jealousy of eentralixcd power, Me will
stubbornly such a dangerous and
rovoluntionary sc^wmo in obedience to
our pledge* for the support ui the State
government# lift all their r?g'it ??"*
Nor ib ihe following recent utter
ance from him very mealy mouth
ed :
"J do not wonder that those adopting
these resolutions speuk of the fore# bill
i\? u horror *i KepuhHcanlsm. Such
doctrine* a* it ewb wiic* ate a direct at
tack upon the theory of our government
and while such a measure e*|>e<ially
menace* the welfare ami prop;*ityof
thy South, it must be condemned ami de
uoanced by all those everywhere wbb
lo*o their <ouatry and have the leant
claim to be numbered auiong tho^e who
Le'icvy in the principle of true Democ
racy.**
Harrison Accepts the issue.
President Haxrison has said to a
friend in private conversation at
the White Ik use:
"I am wiring to accept the i**ae kid
down bv the democrat L* lexers ,
*?1 am willing to go bofore the toautry
a* a friend of bureau liberty,
"I am willing to g \ ln>foro the country
as a defender of thu constitution.
"If the democratic party can afford to
go la-foro tho people crxlug aloud for the
suppression of of the suffrage of black
; citUenn in the South; if they can afford
j to stand ax champions of tho violator* of
j eoustitutl m aud law*; if they canon
J dotsv the w)aj!e*alu slaughter, lutluiida
tion and murder in ord^r to uphold the
democratic patty, I can afford to accept
1 the issue.
"I staid l>e fore the people a* tho op?
po?lto of everything democratic. The
democratic ^>arty stand* committed* to
free fade and Souffeorn outrages, That
i* their platform pure and simple,'*
An Inquiry.
Without desiring to atic/up a
mare's nest, attention of the County
Commissioners la called lo a cur
reut (statement, thai owing to the
Jack of funda in tho Treasury, at
much a* from lo lo 23 per ocnt, ia
added to account* aud claims
against the county. Tbia probably
may be an idle and unjust
but. a chanoe fot
the Cu
fRat such
is knowingly
present board, cs
when it la claimed that
Interest is saved by their failure to
borrow.
The friend* of N. W, Brooke?* o'th'e
Columbia bar are urging him to enter the
rare for Solicitor of the ?'?th circuit. His
announcement will most likely appear
jUWrtjWeck . Mr. Biooker in ana'lveof
Hwrfngtcn covin tv. He !w*, howevpr,
for the Inst 28 yearn lived in Kdg^fieM,
^1.3 yearn t>f which ha* been devoted to
^;e law* Ho waw for yearn an etfl
efint member of tlrn Board of Director*
of the State IVditentiary.
DNyNo tho pa?t twolvc month* the
Government .^ohi two and a half bil'ion
two cent stamps, nmonntlng to fifty mil
lion ih-lfars, Put ? Me by *1 le theae
stamps would make a baud paacln'g
around the o.t.rth one and a half times,
Campaign Programme.
The following ia the campaign
orogram lo be obacrvm in the vari
.?na conuties of i!?e state from thi?
date forward :
Dhi-atei (Uild, July 2o.
Kvrt^niw, July 2(1.
Lancaster, July 28.
York, July 29,
? heater, July 30.
Fairfield, August i.
Union, August 4.
Spartanburg, August 6,
. Greenville, August 0,
> "Pickens August 10
L Oconee, August 11.
KrAndewm, August 12.
^Abt?i?vtife, August 1(1,
\ New he ny, At|^u?t 13,
- Lauten??, At'juai 20.
luteflr.c liitteV.
Ti.is r. m dv i ? biwuuiugvo well known
and >?> !? po'ar^-a. to ?oed no special
mention. A I wj o h:?LT<, c^ed Kiectrlc
Bitter?* nin^ tlie name n >fcr of itn pruiao.?
A ptirer medieino does rt?-,t exin: an I It in
^arantued to do all /hat i* claimed,
ctrlc bittern will e|ro all dUoanes of
Livtrr ar.d Kidneys, will remove
^len, Boils, S>.lt Kheym and other
?^|onn caused by in?purf? idood? Wiii
'^^Xulnna from the sy9te:n anxl pre
u>n**?weU?s i ure all Malarial fevern. ?
. Vo*
Ifondache, Constipation and
,U ^^4a try KUetrle Elitters? Kntire
najsf^etl^ quaranterd. or mcnev r;^ '
?,J'.dod.H^e 3 ) ctx. atu.1 SI per bottle
i at i- . L. Zteh.. . ^
Store.
mores -i; 2?avin ^niment re- j
LuiBDs'a-id or
iiw?j ftom hornet, i
ij., s t.ujii t i'tqes.
litood Sp-tvisfc. ., . , , .
?Swceuev, Ring.ii ur-'% ' ^ ' ln
?U Swoitcn 1^'
S?*? #50 hv 51"' tlu
it.* w "n^ur'e;
Blxoiah Cu.ro '
k. U. <J* ? '/am.!*1 ' - fcH)l(l
by Or. P. L. ^?np.^pt|eB^ c.
lich^ Manje ftnd%rat , 1 ^
every kind, on bamaiftL. a . i
cured in 30 minatea
$jan!ury Lctlon. ThiML J f.ii.
Bold.. K.L. Ze?pXf3?;(
:?!
i i
i 1
t
gHK RIFF'S HALE,
SoVTW CaHOMKA-KivHSHAW CotTSTY
Ccder and by ylrtwfcof a tax execution,
to me dlroctod by J. C, Hulling, <*o?n*
ty Trej|?jiw f?* Ker*haw count)-, f>?r \b?
ytzr IW-01, 1 fcav* levied upon and will
oflVr tor *ato to the biyHeK bidder, In
from* of the court house, t? Camden H.
C,, within th* kiwi bour* of sale, on the
tirat Monday i? Autru-t, be'.ns the rtr?t
tUy of the month, tho following de*o?U**l
real estate, to wit: v
Ten (\0J aerea of land, in achooMfo*
trht No, H, levied upon n# the toropwtjr
ofW. H, Pattoraon, honnded JJ<?rth ny
Spring Branch, Ka*t and We#? bv iand*
of Samuel Wort and South by Mill ?treet
of the .own of WVatvHIe,
,1AM KM !?. UAILK,
July llth, 119}. h, K*. c?
QITATION,
Sumi Cahous K?,txii \w C rwtv.
By T, A? Moore Kao,. Probate Ju
Wberoaa, William K, Thompson made
fiui* to mo, to grant him I,pttor* or' A<1
minlnatration of the estate and effect*
of l?e?i* J. I*attei>?n, decease*! :
Thor;e aro therefore to cite ami admon
ish ?U1 and singular the ki txlrivi nun Cred
itor* of the *aiti Lewi* J i*a:ierroi?, de
eeinH, that :hey heaad appear Wt-uv me,
in theCourt of rrohaio, W I -c i;ei?l ?t Cam
don, S. C,, on Saturday, July, in*t,
after publication hereof, at H w'cjo.-k in
i he forttnoon, to shew cause. if any they
ha*u why the syl I administration *hould
ii?>t be granted,
t iivon un?lor my ban! th;< ?hh day of
July, A. D, iWS,
ruhliftht'don the t*:h daj of July, lS)i
in t/.e C,\muknC IIHOM?'l,K.
T. A. MOOItK, c
Judgcoi Probate.
[gt'MMONtf FOR ItKUEF.
South Cauouxa? Kbusm aw Coi-xtv.
AboUt t(* K Zco'J'i Vlniatijf
tbJiOHtt
Mtfliiton 4, Mttte <W(l Wilh' it oi
Morrow ami M. K A Uat^ t<\?
1 vtituura (tii C berry SI w row ft Vo.
of WitthviU*, lb* a , Ik ft infant*,
To the Defendant*:-- You are ln*rel?y
f?untnu?ju'<l a;)<l Poqiiirvti t ? answor tho
oomi?lain t in thia action, whh'h will be
Hlo<l . in the of th-.? Clerk of
ttoe Court of Common l'ivaf, I r tho
m&M county, an?l t? ?orvo ^ oo|>y , f your
una*' or to tho Mid compialnr on tho #nh
HCiiborathinofflooinCam le:j, S. (!,, wl:n
in twenty tiayn aftoc the nvrvb'o hereo',eX'
dunlvtM.f the ..day of mioh wrvleo; and It
you fail to anawei tho cono.l; i:U within
tho tiniy aforenald, tho IMaintitf In thla
action will ?pply to tho Court for tho re
lief demanded In tho eo.npJuiat, wit,
coat#, . J. T. HAY,
Pltf-' Atty.
Camden, C., July S, l>*9- .
T<* tb?? DefondantM, Wil'l.im Morrow
and M. F, Allan. n>}i;'rlno:a ?? Cherry,
.,rro\v ?& Co j? Take Hotic* that the com
plaint In th!# action wax tilled in the otHc*
of the Clerk of tho Court of Ctauy ? j???
for Kernhaw C?>uuty. on tha
July, A. 3) 1S0J, ' V I,***
?' uly 8th, IHUiV liffV
F(>tl SALE.
A desirable residence rind lot
in the north*-?ast?-rn at c. ion (j!
the eitv ol' Camden, 'I he house
contains four rooms ?nd a p is
sage and Iihs been built but tour
Years. The house J runts hi
Fair street; the lot Is 100 fret in
width on both Fair and Mill
streets, extending through from
one to the other, For terms &e.
apply to
> -DANU0SK1NS
or LUCRETIA HOPKINS,
FPU aAI.lv.
I offer for sale my house* and
lot si mated in the city of Cam
\ \ %:
'len, between Mill street and
the 3C's K 11., ti e first block
above the depot, The locality
is healthy and the situation is
line for budnes8. Anyone de
siring- n pleasant home, wit);
good water and fine scenerv cati
r t
secure tins place on reasonable
terms. Possesion will be given
in the fall, or sooner. For
terms- and fur; her pnrticulars
apply to or correspond with
I.E. GAY,
JuIy 1st '02.- Camden, S, C.
. JONM OF BXVQSAXTOK. Bla*ha?toa,H,T.
A GOOD SEAMSTRESS
. !? A . . .
\rt1WV~
AM> A HCUSCWCL3 NEC??5?7Y ?8
0*2 C? QW? NEW
SEWING MACHINES.
FC* PUU pAJtTtCUUMU &S?Mt33
WtT Oki papcVs for tale tt thin
>fBce at 20 cents per hundred
3. A. SHEOlirf^
gt m i r. -? ? .t;.rrr.'-rr-v-s m. ?
Collector & Heal Estate Agt.%
Camden* S. C.
u ! :
L. A. WITTKOWSKVr
ATTORNEY &.% LAW, j
CAMDEN. tyC.
Jn all ??i* th e CVmrt* o
he State 8ped<U tittvntiun jri vt-n to im?1
ex-tlon*.
Savings Department
? ?t IN } ?
BAN K of CAM DEN,
Commencing July 1st, 1892,
>he BANK OF CAMDE^of
Camden S. C.. will open a
SAVINGS DEPAHTMKJjTIn
the Bank. Depositors /in this
department wi 1 be paid inter
est on samj. Deposits received
in sums of ONE DOLLAR and
ABOVE.
We napcctfuUy solicit bus
iness nud will- make it advan
tageous to our customers to
keep their funds with us, For
further information, inquhe at
the Bank
II. G, CAWUSON, Pres't.
0. H. YA'lES, Cashier,
S. &S> <*, ? 91 & - $ ? & '??&&& ft Vj ?? $
FOR mm STi liES?
That is the thought of many
who are not well posted. If
they will only read this edver
tisemeut ifiey wilibe convinced
that thiaf'is the place for Tailor
Made &armeu?s with correct
styles lind of the best make any
perfect fir.
I am showing thU ^ens-ui,
the finest and best assorted stock
Spring Clothing ever brought
to this eitv. It embraces all
tf the correct styles patterns,
and qualities that go to make,
up a first class fitting Tailor
Made Garment. These good*
1 offer you are - made and
? ? ? ?
| trimmed equal to custom worr,
I UTU
il isl i y trimmings T U Itch th.r
e\e. J hose are H^uest goods;
honestly nud j m to ?jive
hard wear and bold rL^..
until worn ^ut. Thu-o Iffw
trade lie re know the .quality,
uia-ti ot the line ! cany, anil
led perfectly safe in buying
here, They save save munir>
by it, and my prices arc lower
than you pay for inferior
400 !s,
My Furnishing Goods is up
to its usual standard, in some
respects ir is better, especially
in quality and prices than ever
before. You should *e* m\
Leader in Balbriggun Under
Vests at 'Jo cts. sold elsewhere
for 50 cts. India -Gauze Lisle
Thread in all q ml ties and size .
I have the largest line in Men's
Hosiery at tJ3 eta in uli Uisda*
that are shown anywhere. See
my positively fast Black als'?
iii&her grades of llosi ry to suit
the huver.
My. Hat Stock is complete
with all the leading shapes and
colors which is tlie latest out
this season in sol t and stiO'i
hats. I have the largest hue!
that is found in the city, show
ing every shape to suit the!
wearer.
My Stock of Boys' Cloth
ing is large and complete in
Kueepants- Suits and Long
Pant Suits handsomely made,
perfect in fit r.nd correct in
styles. You will find all the
popular shades anl ^mHerus
as well as qualities here,
Shirt waists in en:] less
variety and sizes from 5; to!
II 'years.
m: l. kixaudJ
Columbia. S. 0,
W. L. DOUGLAS
83 8H0E CEN^UCMEN,
AM other $pf>oJaWc>i for
Oeaiiemen, tftdlej, Boys a?4
Ml?e* are iha
Bast In the World.
free descriptive advertise,
meut which will appear iu
thi# paper.
Take no 8ub?tituta.
tmt Jmlit on having >V, LV
DOt'Ut-AH' HIIOK*, with
name and prico #iwwp?d oo
bottow, Bold by
jHJUSCH BUOS.
mid ilu y WILL GO, if the grnit reduction iu pricog is nn in.
ducenmnt to the buyer. We need. i)i the liisi place, iho spaeo|.
, , * n 4 i ? ...
they tieeupy lor our F \ 1 1 <. STOCK, which will soon be coming
in j lAujhe most important reason U that
i\x<t
fte #?ey
?i
Wo do not advertise ^oods ut cuat the \ ear Around, but at the
tloHO i>f the mw n, aiid at* a time wlun we enn utilize thf money
better than the goods, we are willing to lo-e the profit and make
nn even exchange,^ hereby benefiting the buy^r and umkug our
wive# lmopy.
The slot* at TIIK FaMOUS 43ILT F1)GK STOlttt is com
ptetv iu every department and when we offer you IKAL BAR
GAINS in Dry Got da, Notions, Clothing, dents' Hats, Ladies'
and Mioses Hats, Gents1 Shoes, Ladies and Misses' Riots, Gents'
FurnUhing Goods, &e,, &c ,
WE MEAH WHAT WE SAT.
and only ask that you favor us with n cull and you will readily
bo convinced of truthfulnort of the anartbn,
We call special uttentiun to our iliue ot -
! i * : /
i 1 ? i i : 1 I
j V * i \, ;
<?>$ A fc- S i? 6j t A &r & 4$ (* ??& ?> ^"tY*
WE A
_
??V ?*1* ?* S'e *
which is second to none IN I HE CITY; and say without* fenrl
of contradict um. that even the mu^t fastidious cannot resisMhe
temptations v.e offer. * \
Do not delay, but call early and sm* m<m#y while vou caWbv
investing in at leaxlj. some <>f t??* MiXNY BARGAINS now be
ing oflWed at TUK FAMOU^GILT KDGE STORE.
\ Yours Resp-3-ftrally,
p.
T.
EPiGUE:
rUOt HIETOH.
TRESPASS NOT ICE,
All pmoiw uiv hjcrehy w.irm
ed not to m$puw< for an y pur
pose ^viutunn', ou my laud
kuov/ir trs the Kjdiriam Smith
place, eight, . mitah novtlv ol
Ctunden. Anyone violating
this notice will be punished
according to l?w,
J . 0, NICHOLS \N. |
EX ECU roils NOTICE^ j
All persons holdiu;: chums
against tl?u estate cf Mi?* TL
M. Lnr.g, decerned, will pro.
sent th<* same duly attested to
me, and all who are indebted
to the estate are notified to
make payment to the under
signed, S, L LANG,
Executor.
? -in -?.'.?g-.y.V H -!? U X wm ' ? ? ? m ? ? ?JL-IH . JIU?
FOR 8 ALE.
4^pconoMuuu] <.ne?hor.*e Car
ri:igi, in fair condition. Will
bo sold at a very reasonable
price. For further ialormution,
apply at Tub Cuhonjclk office.
JWT' WIF.TEkS i
'Wholesale Grocer. '
WlwU'Snle Denlci :u WINKS, i
LIQUORS inul CIGARS,
No. 1 S3 Eu?t Bay,
Charleston. S. G\
A atrtetly hifffegrat* tatty* wta?
poiMtilm all Mt4iri
taprmat?t?. j \
wwiii vwruuuR. itrtuway Com
iwiiy.
ICM. CUAMltKtlLAlN*. Um-lvor,
( amwkn, S, C,? Juno Sl'iv!, IfOS.
On ?in<l afU'T tj?:n (late trrt'n^ will np;
in n v-r.toncu with tliv> follow'nu acUo ?
il.lv'.
'iOINU SJt'riI.
Pally
U-ftVC' CanuloH a ; " 1? I' m
?' ? Iloyktn* , ?' - ?ji in
v 5 Ml |> m
?? (?l?r?!UOht A fi 4;i J? Hi
'V Pixli? t & CO p in I
CJiuu'l*?n .Ju *? ftft p m
?? MlMMon 5 ?** p m
WiUtwu ^ 2-J p m
V ll?
??
??
Ary K -jig vilia " so
... . . ..... pi ??" j> in
Arf UmIuuiUIh ? 7 4* p n?
Cluu'it-htoH 10. 30 j? in
V Au^?hUv 1 1 05 ;> ni
("J0JN6 NOliTU
Cluu'k-'iton fi 50 u in
? ('ulniuMi 0 to a in
k in nil.
1 Kin^ville 100'. i\ in
? Wutviyw , lii l*f u m
' -^IMilleffm J 10 u ni
M C'liiiilt n .lov jciaoum
'? Di x j.? ' lo : (J ? in
?* Clan niont HM5am
*? 1 !ii?t>ot!ft 1" *7 ?>? hi
M lit?\'k5.n-? U 07 ? hi
Aw (ianMU'n 1 ' W a in I
Connection* for tlit? North Km viu i
Cluuloptui!, Chwinmitii Nuiirumi ??*?! 1
with Narrow ( iuun'u at Yorkvillts
For fJirouah lieketn t<?#U pointuXurtli,
South ur Wj-.it or vi a C'!y<lt* S, ship Ci,
to New Y ?rk r?nJ tin* K;Ut viu Llmrle#'
ton niv-y tu
J, B, WAM.ACK.
Agt, Cmntlon.
M \V^Kl>? General Manair.?'r
fcCUEWl'Mt OF THK
CUarfft-toii, Cincinnati audi
C'liUfAir<K Railroad.
TnUintf effect Vol! J7ih. i>0.?
(iOlNG xWtiI.
[.v. fawien / 1 1 .10 i\ m
?? JV.Knlb , / 11 4n >n
\\\-?tvUlo . 11 AO a ni
?? Kcr?tli(iw ' l- 1.; ji m
?* llonth Sjirlrn; lii^pm
" P'eifftunt liill \ l^'Jiipm
" Lancaster ) 1*J 4'? p m !
'' Catawba / lvoj,?u:
'?UockHIU* j I 44 {i t.i i
u Yovkvilln 'J 'JV j? i:: \
?fc Jllmk^hurtf :5 40 |,!i;
'? Hht'lhy 4 1 ."? ji ni
?? lJutht!rf;?r<!ti n *? ;M ji ni
Sr. Miriun f ii 4o p m
(iOING 80VTH.
Lv. Manon '
?* Hudtvrfurdloa lo 'o a m i
% oj p j,i
f BUtdariufg i i3pm
11 Ytokvi|!?? 'J Jo p in
? rock Kill 2 M p In
?? Oitaw^i <I? 13 pw
i4 f rt?tAnw*r?H '*
t Lauc??tf*r
" ricwmit Hill
'* H*?th ^prina
** Ker?h?w
? We?tYi|I?
f* DsKalb
r Ckmd?B
?I:-' f J
-i 1
4 00 p in
a?prn,.
4 0 > p m ! I
4 00 p m
4 ^4 p in I
* 37 p lu
4M,.W |
ir Ckmdtt fl 05 p in -
ITrilRfc rtop " ?t aUvtatloni.. 1
TwiHenucr traiiw run thr^ugn bt- ?
ireen CoUrobta arid Marion. l 1
CounectiowM made with* R) A D.
tai-kuburf and Rock Hlil and wltli
i. at Jundiou.
C. M. WARD, GcwthI Mtnacor
A, TRIPP, 8upt
''CMtorlAfeinvtUftiUptodtQcUMivtfeftt
! m?wiiwd it^ lupwtor tesay pmertptiw
taow* to n*M If, A< Auckto. M. P,,
111 I* 0*forU M.. Svwkiym N. T?
U? IW WoowUrUto
^TEffiSk
TBlCMtAiH
Cure for the Ailments of Man
and Beast. *
v
Mustang
) A tanjj-tested pain reliever.
Its useTrSftraiTm ^ Housewife, dw
Farmer, the Stock
requiring an effect ive liniment
No other application <ampares with it
This well-known remedy has atood
years, almost' generations.
No medicine chest is complete without* a
Mustang Linimisnt.
Occasions arise for it* use almost ever]!
All druggists and dealers have it
wu.i. ; ; ; c . ..ier. ' jmjccm came w
p
Ch c 1$ art h o I o m m??
" ?? ',iuf t'l v ' I* t* r,Pi'. ihent'?<,rHrMiu<''fwhich there are many.
:^ut, w:uvh, wp.!i uwurctn ui ?PC4l will b? M>ut
The I> akt wolomkw Co.. Cixcihxatj, 0,
DO YOU WANT
BABGAIlt? ?
IN
^LOTHINGHATS QF-UN DE
We !>vo offering epeoiu! uiducemeiitij in these li
WE WILL SAVE >'0U MOW.
ALL
-AWN TENNIS
50 TO
Have you *een our
ZEMP BROTH