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gamlei {jk?'e?e S.C, Nov 18th J8M oeal | 5 ' -- j ; iHiMH dire* f 081 JET it oM- W. W. 1 tKKIAN ClU'KClI- ' <aW)a{b > f Ua. m. Sun-Jay Nrli??* ?* * - ^"WMavjt 0 p. ?. Ilie 1 ' *3f<hallv invito] " ^*A?B Kri*< oPAJ. J' 2 } fSftJ. Krrt?r. iwk-.^ ?*** : 8orwl*v '?* <?Yk c tt 6 o.m. Fnday >?'nr~n j at ?? p.m. "*j Baptist Ciirwn,? ' Monday ?tl! .,. * jwl <>?*?? ?C*<J M-tMM.1 fri.in K *? <? 1 .* *t H oVltX'k p- *; ? ;t^| ?f? her. TI.O pnblic i? <*>* "?J ""1L? to Mt. n.1 'IV C.V.F.8.C- s e>'crj Sun?l,*v at 5 :00 p. m L,ttlktov *ru?J, ?jET"XrT C?cfcir.-Hev. M I- Carli>i?. P^or. . fr^Mn* every Sun<iay ?t 1 .a. ?/ * :<5 p. As. Prayer-meeting JjjJ - 5 ? m. * btj.Uv school *t 4 8t?n* jer* and visitor* arc rvfdiallv ]A1J seats five- ; Cctton Xarta REPORTED HY SPUING*, HEATH & CO. ( otto , made a P^S^'SLSi ' enure thi* teeek. Market steady f *Urmand good. The following *rc to-day s cotton Quotations for theC^ni?Jea market: Low Mid S} Strict I/>w Mid Middling ; Strict Mindling Good Middling ^ ^1 Strict GkvkI Middling ^ PtoTTS PICS33 E?. * A iie^Xruiu U II last night. Th? pioXsHjsors grinder s^rns pleased f? strike the ragged edge. If \ on pay a# von go and are able to go as yon pay, you will gtrt there.\ *\ The st/te^air in Oumbia has been .*? success ibis week. A largp (;uml>T of people weirt over from Camden. "*J ] / t The motto of the *peneil pusher" t hat has hoi J mt The Chronicle is: No piv, no paper. , Delinquent ?;.Hsyribers roust look out. uS?r," exclaimed the orator, "has t;:e Indian any rizbts? ' has/' said the ehairman, "but he geU left when he tries to assert litem.** .lira Hughes has opened a fruit! and confectionery store in t }?*? {? La nil on law r?nge }?el*e*n Caper*' *t.?\re and the county Treasurer's o3ice? We have received an important ?Kid instructive article from Major Magill to the aHiancemen of Ker b.iaw county, ami will publish it in our next issue. Next Thursday is Thanksgiving dav, having been so appointed by President Harrison and Gov. Till - man. All the hanks and business houses in Camden will be closed. Yes, Tnc C'ksosicls will take an? kind of country produce that hungry people can eat in payment of subscriptions at market price*. The goods mu*t be delivered, and tue more the merrier. Several of them were talking ou l aw Range the other day about the oust position in which to sleep. "I ?:?e on my face," said one. 4-Ilie; en my back," said another. -41 lie. cn toy Irft side, 1 said a third, and] *o on nntil it reached a fellow] writing at his desk; "It doesn't ! nsnke any difference to me how I 1 lie,' be said, without stopping his! *?k, "I'm a lawyer. " Protracted Heeling. We Imve l>een requested to an r.oance that Rev F. C. Battle will t;eg:ua protracted meeting at Union church, in Rock. Htll community, (West Wateree)on the 21st ins? j Apdsgefcic. The Chronicle lias been some vrhat delayed again this week and a good deal of news matter has been crowded out. We will begetter ea vitdisbed hereafter and hope not ii r a9k the indulgence of our pat .rdfts again. f" IItt *%*?? The recent change in the man axem^nt oi The Chuonicle makes ;t imperative that we collect every cent due to. earnestly request those of oar scbscritiers who are still indebted to us to make a set tlement sow at-- once. We have waited patiently on a iarge riutnher of friends; hm it requires money to i no a newspaper as weli as an} other *Hd-of business and we are i-ompelled to colled what is due us in order to meet obligations. Piense pay up without further de ! ?y. 0 i>5:s So use S : :r e . At Stein's ? that's tin* placet" -? {?. *<? stupendous barjatas^ And rpin-.vi.'ver that his entire s'.oik is fresli; aU new goods; no oM worn ariidSS^j his stove i;:.s been months an i every thing is ThiV. Since the doors ?>f ? lhe.l>eitrtifttl Oper:* Ho<:>e stow have been open, Mr S'.ein !t:w n.el wivh ..gratifying success nn<l be is ;*ei4rai!ned to kevfr" she people plea**!, and h:ts a ire a ly given his winter goods the "walkirflr pap ?r?" by marking them down so low thlt you wi.l have to buy. Ho io deter - join-d to keep nothing buinew and attractive g.*?ds. H-* is already closing out ? lar^e portiou of hi* i-.nmen^e stock at greatly reduced prices. Read what he tell ?? you in bis new advertisenieutlhis Ibis week and go to Stein's for beautiful goo<is and reasonable prices. Persona! .Mention. ! Rev M. L. Carlisle will leave | Tuesday for ('inference, winch; ? meets in Charleston on the 23rd. Mr A. J. Stokes, of Charleston,: 'spent Sunday and Monday in the ; 1 cilv. i ' 1 Mr Oliver M^selejr, eldest son of Hon G. W. Most-ley, left Tuesday I to attend school ia Georgia. Gen Kennedy attended the C'leve- j land joilificaliou meeting in Sumter j Monday night, as a 8 pec inly invited guest. Taylor <& Zz. Messrs Taylor I: C>. employ their advertising space in The Chronicle i I this week to quote prices on a lot [of soods just received, which it wiHi , l>e to your adrantago to insect. They also call your attention to the fact that they are already com mencing to receive tluir Christmas stock, which will be fresh, pretty and cheap, and filly up to the high standard of this well know* house. ), Springs Academy. Dr Peebles, of Greenville, is via- j itmg his father, <J?1 H. K. I? Pee- ? hies. Mr T. L. Davis is erecting a nieej dwelling on his place neat here. The boys of the Philosophical Literary Club met the boys of the ; Anlioch Society; 'n j?iot debate ! Friday. The affirmative was repre j sent?(i by Messrs S. I). Yates, J. E. McCaskill, M. L>. McCaskill and G. ' M. Davis, who were victorious. Mr Sam Robertson . is building! near Smitiiville. Imagine Sam in tends taking nnto himself a belter half. Miss Bernie Robertson has taken charge of the Gum Branch >cho< 1 near Mr B. M. Biiown's. Several young people speak of visiting Columbia this wet k? fair week. . Mr Alford, of Marion, is teaching at Enterprise Acndcmy. Miss Minnie Brown will soon take charge of the Cleveland school. ! Rev Kramer is conducting a special meeting at Pisgah. His subject Sunday was "Judgment." Mr Kramer hews to the line and lets the chips fall where they mav. ThestrmoR was one of the best we have ever beard. !? Mr Alonzo Pressceau is assisting Mr Kramer; lie leads in the sing j C I lug. We had the first frost of the sea- ; son Friday night. W e Vive not l?een to see you ?' dear Chk >nici.k, since the hot sup per at Dr Bntton's. Y?*n ought to have been present. We did not get foundered but have had to be very j careful with our digestive aparatus ever since. The net proceeds leal-! ized from the supper were $84 08 ? good for these hard times; wasn't it? PlIRENO. f & Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The Best Salve in the world for Cuts., limjses, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever **ore?, Tetter, Chapped Hands. Chilblains* Corns, and al) Skin Erup tions, and- postitely cares Piles, or no pay required. It is guar-inteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 2i cents pcrlwx. For sale by L. Zcrno. Prunouneed Hopeless, Yet Saved From a letter written by Mr* Ad i K. Hurt, of (iroton, S. I)., wequoie: '*Wa? taken with a bad cold which settled on niv lungs, cough set in a .d tinaily ter minated in consumption. Four doctors gave me up, saying ] roaM live but a short time . I gave myself up to my Sav iour determined if 1 could not stay with my friend* on earth, I would meet my absent ones above. My husland was advised to get Dr King*.-, New l>i*covery for consumption, coughs and cold*. 1 gave it a trial, took in all eight bottles; it has cured rai-, and thank (*od I am now a well and hearty woman." Trial bottles free at l>r F. L. Zemp's Drug Store, regular size CO cents and $1.00. Good Looks. (J'.otl lo .k? a. e more than skin deep, depending upon a healthy condition of al! the vitnl organs. If the liver bt? i?.-nctive yon have a Biiions look and it your stom ach he disordered you have a dyspeptic* I and it your kidneja be affected you have a pinched look. Secure good health ind you wili have good looks." Electric Bit ters is the great alterative and tonic, acts directly on these vital organs. Cures pimples, Mutches, b .i!s and a cive* a good complexion. Sold at l)r F. L. Zemp's Drugstore, ~>Q cents per l>ot.le. The Saturday Blade Is the greatest m-w^paper wonder of the a?re. It is four yeirs old and has a cir culation of over a quarter of a million copies a *eik. Tiie latest sensations and the must mnrveloos events are written up in the best style and fully il lustrated. .Subscriptions received at $2.<X> jK*r year, SI. 00 for six months or fO oeaiit for three months. .Special induce ments to clubs. .Send f*r free specimen copies. Boys everywhere are making big money selling the Blade on the street*. Write .for particulars. Ad dr<v*s the publisher, W. I). Boyoc, 113, 115 and i 17 Filth avenue, Chicago, The Chicago Ledger I> t\v?nty rears old and has a circula tion of HO.i 0) copies a week. It is a combined story an?l family paper, fully up to tiie times in eery particular, and handsomely illustrated. There is a F#*Mon Department . an 1 also a Voting People's. Department, eit!i 'r of which alone h^or^a th? >u!>s ?: i..tioa price of *2 00 p?*r or six months, or 0 > cents for *?xei? months . .Send for i:e? specimen copies :;nd wdncom^nts ?<>r clubs. Boys an I girls every wl^n. are making money selli/.g the he 'ge^S* r? g ;l :r ^-(tomers Writ"1 for parti, m 1 !i>. Address tifr* pa' lis'i^r. \Y*. D.~ B yc *, 11 ?. 11"> and 117 Fifth ar _-nne, ( 'hieago. Rheumatism Cuivd in a Day.? ??Mvstic Cure" f..r Rheumatism and Neuralgia ra lically cures in 1 to :> <lavs. It* action upon tliej system is remarkable anJ raysteri | . ??u<. it al oncej removes ?he caused ?mil the cHse:i*e imme.'Uatel}* di$ap pe:?rs. The first dose greatly bene ; fits; T."> cents. JSo!<l by F. M. Z?mp clrtjjigist. Camden, >. C. . KnjjlUh S;>wir Linaraent removes vi IIar-1, S >tV" or Calloused L'imps : tni lilemishe*, Ciirbs? Splints, 5*'eene*. Uinn-Hone. Stifles. Strains , all SxoiSfn Throats^ (iou^h< etc. Sive * > ) by thi use of one bottle. (Warranted th^ / ia >st wonderful ! Blemi-h Cure ever known. S ?l i bv Dr F. Z.'-np, S. C. \ ! \ r \ 1 Itch, Mange ami ScratcHes\)f eve ry kind, on human or animals, cured in 30 minutes by Wolford's Sanitary Lotioc. Tl.is never failp. Sold b) Dr F. L. Zerr.p, Camden, S. C. When Baby was sick, wo gave ber Castoria. When aae was a Child, she cried f or Castoria. When she became Miss, she truing to Castoria. When she had CWldrea, she gave them Castoria. VJHKRIFP S salk. 0 SoiTH 0 \ROLIN\, ) CoCKT OK CcMMOX Kekih.vw CorvTY.( Plrah. It. B. Clarke, Plaintiff r#. H, li. Kennedy et al., Defendant #. Action for Partition. Under and bv virtue of the decree of Hi* II<?nor Ju<ige J. B. Kershaw, of date Nov 14th, A. I). !K!KJ, in the above eaus?f 1 will offer for Hale 0:1 the first Monday in l>er?Mnber, A. I). 1891*, in front of the court house door, ciiy of Cainden, state and county aforesaid: All those parcels of land situated in Kershaw county, state aforesaid, lying above the Kerry Road to Town Creek, and then lying at>ove Town Creek. Bounded North by the lands of the estate of Jam** Chestnut, South by the Fern Road and the tract of fif;y a res ; Ea?t by the Charleston Road and West by the Wateree River, said parcels containing three hundred and eighty-two acres more or less. And also all of that piece, pircel or tract ?>f land, in the county of Kershaw, lying between the Ferry Ro id and the Town Crerk, beginning at a ditch lead ing from the Ferry Road to Town Creek, about 100 vards from Town Creek and j running with the F?*rry Road and Town : Creek as i s l>o;indary line to tlx: Wa teree River, t lie said piece containing ' filty acres mo e or less. Terms of sale : ? one-fourth cash, bal- 1 ance in one, two and three years, s 'cured L bv l>ond of purchaser or purchasers and j mortgige of premises sold. Purchaser ' to p i.v for papers. A map of sa;?Klan 1 can be seen in mvi office. JAS. L. HAILK, * j Nov. 14-rli, s. k. c. 1 gCHOOL APPOKTIONMKXS. 1 The f ?H )wing is the approximate aj> portionm&ut of tfoe school fjnds of Kt*r- , shaw Co. for 1>0J-1>3: i^t . No. i s {> M 11 1-' $7( 2. :>0 | *">?? DO j Ml. 74 14:;.50 ! 419.50 48o 00 108 50 71*> 0.) :;si ,50 401) .0(7' 771 50 u ?Jit. CO In a ddi1 ion to the above tlic special tax in No 1 will he $2,400.C0 1 ?? 4 *' ' 8*?.00 ?* 10 " " 2 J"). 00 If the R. K tax. x?ow in litijr.it io a , in col'ected this apportionment will be in creased by the amount of snc 1 1 collec tion. :. M WATTS, Nwv. ">th '92. Co. S Com. J 1ST IRRIVeD! Mv St nek < f Kail and Winter Clothing for Men. Youths* and B ?ys\ Von will lind in this line a variety of price# and many degrees of luxury . Hut every price, n??| matter how low, buys the latent style a: d best goods for the money to l>e had in i the city. The department far hoy* is filled wi.h ! the choicest the market afford*. I have ! added to this scores of heauti ul stvles j and designs in Boys' Clothing, whi h 1 1 have given my special attention. The ! stock 19 especially strong in suits fit tor ! school wear an<l no doubf the parents will avail themselves t.f my facilities to i serve them. THE KNOCK-ABOUT SUIT is made exclusively f >r me, for boys to 15 years of age. The coat is double breasted, every weak p.)int is strength ened, so that it i* just the suit ibr !?oys who ar** hard on clothes. The materii! ts all w.vil an<l in colors that will not soil easy ; price $.5.00. \ FALL NECKWKAU in the largest, choicest. ri jie>t a:;d m??st varied line t-? he seen i i thu ctey. This is no idle h >ast, h it a -a -t tout' will be came plain to any one 'hat will use his power oL observation. MVjw*\ li.ies are c. .m'.ngjSd.iiiy. / UN'DEKWEA It. [ M y line of underwear is in keeping with i [the rest of my stock. Light-weight Merino for early chunk s and heavy j weights la'er on. This line embraces all! The late* aowltL'S out* showing minv stvles, qualities and prices. You can f bttv anything in this line yo i n?ay need, | from tiie cheapest to the very b.stthatj j can be produced. FALL DERBY'S. Ti c n< w Fall styles are now i;i from j most of the prominent makers and I am ; ready to supply yo-i with any style or: I color, in soft or still' hats from $1 .SO to! ?5.00. My immense purchases, by th>1 - I scores of cases direct from the makers, ! 1 enable me to effect a great saving in buy- j j ing, and ni>t ro be bought of by those who j | hpve to buy ir. small qualities from the ! I middlemen. When y.>u need a ".tat keep i tnc in mind. i\I. L. KIXARDJ COLUMBIA., -- -3. C 1 TiSEI A strictly hisfa-sratfe f&miJj scrring nMhiae. pos^ssio; a!I ciodens PrSccs very ro&aonabK*. Obtain then and make comparisons. ELDBEOGE MANUFACTURING GO. BEUVIDERE. ILl. jj. A. SliEORN, | Collector & Ileal Estaie Agt.. Camden, S. C. - i ! TWO UNUSUALLY MOB^FFEBS^ KEAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS, ! ?w First: The great Holidjjjr^So. (en larged to 2" 6 pages) <s tha?i>rightcst of quarterly publications , "TALES FROM TOWN' TOPICS;* out December first. *11 news and book stands and railway trains price 50 cents, will be sent " " ' J FREE | to all wln? tend $1?00 for three months' suseripti ^n to 1 TO wx TOPIC s\ The largest , raciest , strongest, most varied and entertaining wevkly journal in the world. Second: ? To all who semi $5.00, will l>e sent Town Topics and ''Tah-s fr?m Town Topics" from date until January 1 .'IHM, covering 5 X<?? . of the inimitable quarterly (regular p; ice %'> 50) and 14 months of the greatest of family week lies (regular price $4 00 j?er year.) ?f3P?*Take one or the other offer at once and remit in postal note?, orders or Ne* York Exchange to TOWN TOPICS, 21 West 211 . Ht.? New York. }N0 C. \V>FTERS Wholesale Grocer. Wholesale Dealer in WINES, LIQUORS and C1G WiS, No. 1 S3 East Bay, Charleston, S. C. W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE c?mn. And other specialties for I Gentlemen, Ladies, Boys and ! Misses aro the Best in the World, j - See descriptive advertise ment which will appear In ! this paper. Take no Substitute, ] but Insist on having W. I,. DOUGLAS' SHOES, with name and price stamped on bottom. Sold by 1IIRSCH BROS.] Scientific American r Agency for ^ CAVEATS* TRADE MARKS, DESIGN PATENTS COPYRIGHTS, etc. For information and free Handbook write to MUNN k CO.. 361 Broadway, Nrw York. j Oldest bureau for securinz patents in America. ?Every patent taken out by ns is brought before i the public by a notice given free of charco it the 3 nentiftc Jmmrau Larrest rirrulatton of an- scientific paper in the world. Splendidly illustrated. No intdilceut man should be wkbout it. Week It, $3.00 a r?r; fl-iO t>.x months. Addrtws MtTSN k C*K PuBLidMKus. 361 Broadway, New York. South Carolina Rallw^ Com pany. f [ I). II . C 1 1 A M II K R I A I N?. Uecoi wr. C a m hen, ? C'.f Juno 1 h 2. I ? I. | On and after ihu <!ate trs:n< will r:n. in arc<?r<lanfe with the follow : ng <lulc. f 'rOIStt OL'TII. Leave Cannier* *' Boy kin* '? H:t^?KxU " Clarewont ?' Dixie " C'uHiden .Jc '? Miildk*toi? 4* Wateree Arv Km^ritio Arr Columbia <4 Charleston ** Aimusta Daily 5 10 p in *>-?"> p tn *>31 p in 5 43 p in 5 DO j/m "? ?>() p in 5 *>K p ni L'O p m (?'i no p in 7 4 i p m j 10 IK) p in 11 0*. t? m GOING XOKTII '.,eave Charleston *4 Columbia *" .-fuj?ust:i "4 Kin n-V i 1 1 e " Waterce ' MirWIeion " Curxlc^ Jc ' ? Dixie " Clareniont Hapooils ?* I?ovkins Arv Oamilt-n 0 50 :i in 9 I 0 a in S J<? :i i j'. 100"> a ui '.I) l"> .1 in 10 2i> a in 10 3) a m io :;i; ? m 10 ^~> a m 10 57 a m 1 1 07 a in 1 ' a in Connections fur the North K?*t via Charleston, -CiiH'innatH Kailronil ^r.d with Narrow (iau^c at Yorkvillo. Kor thronirh tickets to all point.* Nortl., South or West or vi i Clyde S. Ship (\>. to New V ? rk and tin: Kast via fiharle.* ton apply to J. K. WAI,LACK. A<rt. Camden, j C. M,- vV.a R I ). General Manaz.er SCHEDl Li: OP THE Charleston, Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad, Taking effect April J 7th, ISO 2 iifUXG NO Mil. * i Lv. C'am.Jen ?4 DkKuH) *? Wvstville 44 KcmsU:i\v <? i !o-*th Sarins i . i'leasant i i i i 1 " Lancaster ?' Catawba k Hill 44 Vorkville s " jp..-i(k-bu*g Marion , ^ 1 :"?<> a m ? ai 4!.i a in I 1 1 a m j U l:; p m i 12 iS p m i XI t\ v m 1 12 41*' p ni | 1 20 p ni | 1 44 p m j 2 20 p in I 40 p m i 4 15 p nii , 5 3J|. m 6 4Cpn.l ; ' " ? ? : " ( OU'Ci ( U'iH. j v< Marian - Kuihcrior?ito:? ?' s"i?vU>y " r,l;U'b??rc ?? VnrkviiW .. ??ct k HU1 -? .lot. ?? l.nncastcv ?. rica^mt HiN .. Heath Spring ^ ?? Ke?-*J!XV .? \VestTi'-e ?? l>j:Kiilt? Ar C'?roden ? 40 a in i 10";0a m 12 02 p i,i 1 10 p4 2 20 p m | 2 ">f> p m i :) 18 pm | *) :> in j 4 0"> ]> m I 4 0? p ii! | 4 24 p in ! 4 37 p in | 4 48 p m j ?" 0"> p m T rains f?top on signal at a notations . j ? I'a.^iv^cr trains run Tlirougn be-! twefrlsColumbia u~??l MariAn. i Connections made with I!. A D. at ( and Uoek Hid and wkli S. ; A. L.tii ^Vt;- Wirt Jnnctiou. C. M. WAUI). General Manager ! ! " A. TKIPP, Supt | ?JtP" Old p:i j>uvs for sale nt this; otfice at 20 ceiiU- per hundred I ?HONEST GOODS AT HONEST PRICES, IS OUR MOTTO / * ' ? 1 ' i . We are just in receipt ?>f 'he Mowing goods, all of which we gua)*au- i tee to he lower than anv ? ? 1. 1 1 ?- r hou*? in the county: Ladies' Shawl*, j?1! wool, 75c. worth $1.00. V> 44 44 44 $1 00, f $1.25. 41 44 44 -u $1 25, 44 $1.50. " 44 1 44 "$1.50, ". $2.00. Colton Flannels (>], 8.^. 10, 12.V to 20c. White 44 15, 20, 25 to 50c. Red 44 15, 20, 25 -to 50c. Ked Twilled all wool K1 nn<-l, indicated, at 25c. Hickory Stii rti n??*? .it 8/j, worth 10c. One tpse Dress Calico?* hi 6^. \v?-rth One (fuse Dfefes Ginahum? at 6}, wor'h N.|e, One Jbasb "? 44 " ? 'it 8. worth 10<\ 10 tneces Worsted Dress Goods 8Jj, reg 1 ? r price 10 c . Kryiire stock of Dress Goods at reduced prices. One piece Eider Down at 50c , worth 75c. 44 " 44 44 44 50c., ,4 75c. Two pieces Brown Table Linen at 25c., former pricev4pc. Ladies if you desire to purchase Table Linens, now is your chance, as our stock must he reduced. \iRetnetnher we carry a fine stock of shoes and guarantee the price to be l iwer than they can be bought elnewhere. \ We are anxious to close out the fallowing stocks: Curtain Poles, Trunks, Satchels and Window Shades, These goods yill t>e sold regardless of prices. M"ns' and Boys' Overcoats at reduced prices; they must go. We are the acknowledged leaders of low prices. Our prices combined 'with honest, squaie, fair treatment Itwards all it) gaining new customers for us every day. Honesty Made Grover Cleveland President. / f\\j ! * ? ^ ? | Hone8tyv-4*'' pushing us to i lie fr?nt. Peopl ? 1 >ve to trade where they will not be bumhujfged and tak<>n art vantage of. * We are receiving our Ckrmma* !>t??ek and will have it ready fov your inspection by Decerning ?.ln* 10t h : all new, fre"sh good*. Remember when you are ready to make your pttreliages always hunt us up as we will cer tainly save you money on everything in oar house. I * v.? - TAILOR 4 CO. Kememerour5 aud 10 ce it coun'ers* Lus of nice Uiiugs on their. THE TIME AND PLACE FOR PROV UMXG STUPENDOUS BARGAI\S IS A'OIT AT TfffS OPBBA iBCOTTSOB STORE. WEllA VE GIVES O Wt WIXTEX GOODS THE ? ? 1VALK1XG PAI'ERS" AND THEY&tUST MOVE IS A HUM IRY. WE HAVE CUT DEEP ISTO PR IVES AS 1} YOU C A& U- XOT AFFOkD TOJtISS THIS SLAUGHTER SALE* ? # , ^ ? ? I - J t; All-jarool Serges, 38 inch, former price 65, now 50c, tancy 1-2 wool Dress Goods, former price 15, now 8c. Black and white figured, imported Sateens, worth 15, now 8io, Over 500 yds. imported fancy Sateeoa, actual value 20c* we have cut them down to 10c. per yard, j 5(5 inch, all *W>1 Dress Flannels in navy blue, black, tin. ? e. <**? ? green, ^ i I ' nd brown, former price $1.00, no\* 80c. Black Sateens 15c. goods, now 10c per | yard. 16 pieces extra quality Velveteens, all -colors, 35 and 40c. in otheir houses1? 25c. is our price. We have just received a second shipment of Fur Trimmings, Braids, Gimps, Mess and Plush Trimmings, on which we otfer special inducements., i ? ; . Arrived this day 32 pieces new styles Outing and Teazle cloths at 8 and 10c. per yard. You hsvebeen paying 12 and 15c* for similar goods and considered them cheap. 37 pieecs Waverly Novelty Ginghams e<]ual to the finest ging, ? hams made : 12 ic. should be the price. SI is enough fi?r nst 25% reduction on all our dress and fancy Silks. . - j Fancy silk Velvets, tormer price $1*25, now 90c. per yard; These Velvets are the latest thing forj Dress Trimmings aad Waists. - c ^ 18 pieces black Cachemires and Henriettas, double width, from 121c. tc |1.25 per yard. j ; ; 5 dozen Black Sateen Corsets, FAST BL\CK.> la Spirite. 1 .00 each. In New York. Charleston and otU& largo cities, same corset retails at 1.25. Oar (J. B. at 9 5c.ls becoming more popular every day. Try one and you will use no other. We carry extra sizes and nursing corset of this famous brand. Also large stock of Misses and Children^ Corsets. 25 dozen Linen Towels at 5c. each. ccsearv.j \ Best 5-4 Tabic Oilcloth at 20c. ; Metis 1-2 Wool Ovcrshirts, worth 00c., at&3(^. j The Manhattan upUundried shirt at POcjlne best thing ever ? offered in Camden, insuring you a^perfect fit. 4 ply linen bosom and wristbands re-inforced. . ? $ \ The Manhattan laundrieel Shirt at 1.00, worth 1.25/ Celluloid Collars at 9c. The pric? mikes them move. A full stock of Health Underwear at a reduction of 15K. Mens' Hats have been in ster.dy demand with us. We have sold stacks of them ; what we have left go at a big sacrifica. 30 dozen Chi Wrens' Fancy Caps, ^ilitary Caps, Yaoting Caps etc., cct. just in from a large commission! house. Price 10 to^5o. for go'tfls worth twice this amount. Mens Wool Hats 10c. V 'SWEEPING fto further remarks no* 1\ u Boys' 'Woof Hats ^0o. ilEDUCT IN OUR $15 00 SoHi] now $ 12 50. $10.00 44 44 $6.00. $6.00 44 14 $5.00 $15 00 Overcoat, no* $12.00. $10.00 " " $7.50. MBTOJWt i $1100 SutU, i*w $10.0Q. $8.00 44 44 $6.60 $5.00 44 14 $3.50. $1200 Oreronat ?ow 10.00. $7.50 ^ ??' $500 _ Kull line Boys' Overcoat* ; ?izet 6 to 13,T SHOES! SHOES! v SHOES: Mens' Hi<*h Cut, all leather Brogans, 1.00, " 44 a " " dross Brogtins. 1.25, " Waddie band sewed, lace and congress, 2.50, 4< finest =" . u r.. u!i ' ! 5.00 shoer$L ? . i ! ? * /? t * *'71 nR74 ? 3 75. Finest quality Ladi>s' Dongola Button and Laoe, pointed toe or common sense lasts at 1.75. regular .price 2.?5. An ek-gant hand turned Ladies' Kid Shoe at 2.00, "OUR SPECIAL/' worth 2.75. Even* style Ladies', Men/, Misses' aud Childrens* shoes from now on at 10% less t ha regular price. ?_ x. ? - . i : i : / HEAVY at RO^K BOTTOM. One car flour just in. Our^OVENBUS TKir at 5.00 j,er barrel, is the same, grade you pay 75c more for. Try us on Groceries, nothing stale and no fancy prices. To merchants and wholesale buyers we beg to say that we sell good- at retail over our c rnnters for less than oy compete tors will price them at wholesale. ' \ Ml mini A ' W1MER \ -W THE Fairy talcs about big bargains on 0, 10 and 2?c. counters don't worry us. OUR 5, 10 & 25c. COUNTER Will dj it-i own talking. From now un- il Christmas we . to everyone of our customers spending A DOLLAR with us a choice of the following articles: Cftfice pots, oippors, buckets, grater^ di.rh p ins, owash basins, brea*ivJoastens, dusting pans, 'spoons, e_r^ beaters, wall pockets eorn p5fi^er*, shovels, ham mer-:. curry combs, scissors, slew pins, pte plafe^^is^tcak turners, waiters, baskets, bandsomi large do1 Is, baby rattli^J^shina toys, rubber toys, toy watches, large framed chrora is, children's tea' . sets, match safes, tumblers, glass pitchers and ail h^ndrJi other articles f<?r which there is no charge as 1 we will not ? -11 t\em. R'jnwmbfr: New goads which we v/iil not allow to grow old, Competition met and undersold. All our goods leaders. Your money s worth every time. A i-RY RESPECTFULLY J. W.