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I'Hl'KOH DIRECTOR V. EsBvrt:':m CnrttrH. ? Rev. W. "VC. j P.i~- ?r. P.-t a.-hin^ovcry Sa Si Kith . * ^nr; ' iv Sr*!io-it rvrry S.tb Praye r n?<*?*tin? every j ?; p. iu. The j>u?/ie i* : r ;> attend. i Cui'Kfn ? I.Vv.J.JI r. Son iecs San- Jay at 1 1 iv o: :if 5 [1.1:1. Kven att> *?.:?. Friday afternoon J I f err-T i iH'ki nr ? H v. Myron J *?'?rd?>n. Pastor Preaehin;: every [ ?Jay ar 11 \r. and 7 '4"> i\ >f. Sun-j >? yi. to i v. m. every i J 'J.iy. iVawr-uteetin^ every Wedncs-j. a> ? ^irto'k f- v. All .seats j ir. ? ? Tii-/ pribiic if c^r-Jiailv invited ati'-rnl. TJiij.C. V P. S. C. E. meets!' tivt-r, Sand iv.a; ?> :()0 p. ui 1 1 ~ X M f I-.' rrr.KTov Stskkt Methodist ! ?iti r:< u -U?vv. M. f,. Carlisle. Pastor. ' J'rca. fvt.-rv Sunday at 1 1 a. :?i. and i * . in. Prayer-meeting Thursday at i ' 5 :0o }?. in. 5unday >eho:?: at 4 r-'iO Strang- 1 j ? r> and visit .rs arc rordiaily invite d. j -All -o ?t? fret*. V u p.rw. CiU'i;rH. .:u r Cc;tcn llarket REPORTED by Si'KING* HEATH CO. The following are to day's cotton quotations for the Camden market :j L oi? M i?l Oi ' Sirict Low Mid , 9* Middling f Stiict Middling / < io.xj Middling | ponrrs piozzd ip' It's very cool of a morning these i! s\?. Camden bus .IS good llOtll 1 S3 <*30 be feuud in any citv its size in the Sou tli. . | The young gentlemen o! the city ?t!'c gelling up a "bad to come oil [ about Christmas. The People's Journal the ti! ie j i t :? new Alliance paper soon lo be j published at Spartanburg. Out in Ivtn^as they eU-ded an 1 . r Confederate solder to Congress. Another Southern outrage. ? Georgetown apply to the' i."'i-l nture t > r incorporation us a| .i-r: Ned S nail, the old colored shoe- 1 mak-r, died Monday night. He| wan we:I thought <'t by everybody, j Next week we will put into effect f one of ihe '"improvements"lhat were promised the readersof fiiE CtiK(?N- ! :cf,K t> while hack Dc I? George Corbelt, lite of the j State" Lunatic A s \ 1 ; ? m , has bee;? j elected one of the physicians in ihe Keely Institute. Watch the columns of Thk < hkosicle and see wuo have tilings j for s;ilc? lh:*t arc worth advertising, and go there and buj. The rise in the price of cotton; came too late to ii?lp many of the! smaller farmers, who were com-, pel ltd to si II to pay for advances.! The northern visitors are already beginning to arrive in cousidei aide j numbers. There- are ^several at I'phton Court and the Hobkiikj inn. . '?Little's World*' didn't come to ( amden to play at the Opera ilou.-e , Monday, on account of not l>ein<z * - able to make convenient raiiroadi connections. The editor of Tiie Chronicle 1 spent a couyle of days \n Orau-e : burg oj? business this week. It is :i pushing town, with electric lights, street cars and water works. I The Edison phonograph is at '[ avior s store, where you can go and heat a delightful piece by drop ping a nickie tiKthe >lot. Rt. Rev. W. Ii. W. Howe has' sent in his resignation as Bishop; of Episcopal diocese of S?>ul!j Caro lina. This action was taken 011 ac- j count of his health. The thieves are putting iti some ! hne work again around town. A j window in Mr Bailors {muse wast broken op??n Monday niuht andj some one en'ertd and stole two! overcoats. I The "Noss Jollity Co.'' played to || a crowded hou>e last m^ht. The >* acting v as good. music exc*lls?i and the company, iudi\ irttw.'.y ami , collectively, gav?' geoer*f salisf ic ^ /? nlw A number of subscribers have came forward and settled for their piper during the past w?vk, aid each one has our h?arti?8- Vh&nk*. Other* are cordially infixed to fol low their good. example. Capt. W Clylwrn recently bought of Mr I. E. Gay the first bale ot cot ton ever sold i n Camden ih.at was produced on land where tlie croft bad beer. chopped ogt and culti; vated by a patented cotton-chopper j The enterprising captiin gave 'a i-remium ic addi'lon lo the ma:kel price. The Supreme Court lias <&cided ag t lie validity of the bonds :?> he i>su<-d by the City of A:ulcrsim to establish lhe Gkls1 Industrial College,, and the matter now g?H.>3 hack lo the Legislature and we suppose w-tll he re opeaed for bids. Lei us make nnoluer ef fort t<? have l lie college looted at Caodeo. Tost master Alexander's coa?.m is si n does :?ot expire until 'ec. 22, j He was appointed by Ii-?r- j rison when Coagres* was not in ? session* and when l.is appointment! wns confirmed by t l^e Senate* hisj commission was made ? ?t aiv??r,; and does not expire for over a \ ear yet. So, unless he is removed by; l lie new administration, it will be a good while before anybody get? hU iob. Personal Mention ' ^Jrs J no K. Ashe, of Kershaw, *as here on a visit, this wrek. Mis3 Rena Hoswell i? a? accepted a position with M?**rs Taylor 61 Co. Sue is quite ?a addition to this already attractive tlort. Rcv and Mrs M \V. Gordon vis ited Mends at Geori;?t?>wn "his week. ^ Mr A K. ^R'aodhan, of Darliu<? ton, has :n r>vt?l to Camden Ha is ensiled in the livery l>usine>9. We are sorry t<? iearn that, I)r F. ; L. Zv.!np i? 'tin.: 8t?rio'a%lv ili a? ' b 1.-5 home in Knkvood. Miss Mattie NeUie?, of Camden. J is \-i*i Li ntl M -s W. I*. IJ^meit. ? ' Lantasier Ledger. Miss Matlie Howar.l, who h&j! visited relatives h?:**\*nnd is a jfteal i f:i ? (?! i t e with the Indies :i u-d Neaux i?f ifre city, was married on Wed i nesday at hrr home in Gr lhnroville, Lo ('apt >f. Elmore Martin, chief of : police of Charleston. Mr Ed Kaminski, or Georgetown, ! spent several days in the c?'?v isst -ve? k as the gut-st i>f the Messrs ', liaiiin. Mr T. St Mvers is now employed il the Opera H ?use Store. Or John MeC'.ia lias been very 11 at his home in West Wnteiee Wit lie j>HSt two \ve? ks, and we ie jret i'? learn that lie is no better. The many friends wf Uer Mr.L. Jatftsle are delighted at his return o ly'anulcn fot another year. airs It. J. MeC'reight hns returned rojii a visit lo relatives in Union. tev, J. S. M cLemore, of George .ovfn. aeeompanit-d l?y his 1 > ri?ie. is .isjting Itev M. W. Gordon's family. the many friends here of Prof. 2oj?t. Morrison will he pained to eujrn that he is very low with ty >hi?id f*-ver at Ins home in Union. Julie hopes are entertained < f nis eqoverv J'ill Failings prii e? at Taylor <fc (.' ?'s. This v?-t k. in their advertising space, you rill notice anuraher of marked re lictions i n goods at their estab ishmpjit.. Re ?d, muknnl inward V digest, and don't fail to go to his *r real bargain house for' best ;oods and lowvsi prices. Tabbed Ware in Church. A b:de ,>f eollon was stolen from , gin house near Hoy kin's depot in itlrarer eoynty one day last week, n?l was foond in the ham of ()s wlrn Williams, eol >red, who lr*es n* Mrs T. ('. Hiiie's plantation. I'lie next question was to fin<l 3s eirn, who was evidently trying t" low. his whereabouts wen iiseovered Sundav afternoon, when lis pursuers ran up on him if) liurch \V>U)ont further ado, ihcy ?|d \i'?l<-rit haa'Hs <>n him, seized lis person and ma?-ehed him oir. Ie is n vw languishing in the S nn efc- jail, but orof -sses en'n** inno e?n?e and savs it. was (he "other r-llow" that, stole the cot '.on. Conference Appointments. l'lie South Carolina Conference adjourned M .ml ay night, .if cr a plie:ivi t, and h"?rm<rnioiis <*<?ssi . ?;i at CJ?al?sVon. Sumter w:;s M:icc?ed ms the m-xi. place of meeting. The fallowing ar?* the nppointmen'.s for ! lie Sumter Dis' rict : W. C. Power. P. F. Sumter ? A. ?f. St.oke*. Sumter Circuit ? W. II. Winter, B. M. MeLeod. Lvnchburg ? O A. Darbv. WedgfielH ? .J. C Chandler, T J Whiie. Bishopville - -T M Dent. Snntee ? C. W. Cteighton. Forest on ? W. H I.awton.' M mnin^ ? H. M. Mood. Oakland ? W. E. Barr. New Zion ? I C. Davis. Camden ? M. L. Carlisle. H ing>ng Rock ? J. E. Mahaffey j RicM-ind ? J. P. Attawav. | East Kershaw ? E. H. Beckham. Work of the Legislature. ("Ll MtHA, S. (\, Nov. 20. The wor!\ of the General Assem M v has been impended hv the can vass of candid iVs f ?r various of fices to he filled by election and ;ip point ment. The?e offices are now all disposed of except the olii.eof Railroad Commissioner. Legisla tive l>u:iness will now progtess' with iioie celerity. The election of .1 udge f.>r the 5th circuit, resulted in the choice of Mr Gary. Your townsman, Hon W. IX Tnntham. was nominated f>r said ottice and received (as I have reason to he lieve) the ?olid vole of his Congres. sional district. When we consider the fact that his name wns not men tioned in connection with the oilice and his candidacy not determined on until the morning <-f the ? I.-( tion and that his opponent had entered the race so long before him, we ought not only to be satisfied, b >t gratified that ha received aiicb Strong endorsement from conii; i?ons counties. I will give you clots occasionally from the General A?S: n*Liy. - Bbevity. List Unclaimed Thf? f- is m-?inin?r un?*allr?i 7***t offi'-e for the* 36th \W: Miss Camel Fr.mris WillUtn* (i C MeCaskiH Willie ('as t?>n ?) Mr J IlWesrhorrv James Mnnirnintra Sa>iie I> Bris'.xme .t P Perry Washington I>ei$ Mr W A (inrdncr Mr A I. Ha!? Willie Mrs Feby Patterson Mr T<w>i R'vl-'ors Krtter Smith M L \Vils.,n. U'J + wS w ?>? a list of letters re t'(?r in tit.- <'a?iMl*n ? wt'ck ending Oft. Air. L H C*>>i 'y Finni*' M-ir^lvall Mi^ Lnln Ciskin Millv ? Rovlcin J W Nf? Dowf l! M i#s? C A Outlaw Frenrh I.<ou ides J E Dixon Jt?hn English Mi?s F.len C'aspen Kvartt Kirktun<l Mr .Tim Cfa.rk?* Creey Pennit?>n Ed. Rirhariteon Iter Wm n Weil? ; Persons c%T. irnr for !m-se let for? will ; plen^e >fa:o wJmt ?ctv/." thcv \v?-iv al | vmiyivfc (I. *4 .Alf x^n-ior,. P. M. | ?0F GM papers for sale at this [office at ?<> cents per hundred I Seal 2s:aSe Transfers. i During the month of November a 2re.1L deal ci real estate changed . {ownership in Kershaw e??unty, | about half of which was property j sold under mortgage by ihe she'rifl i and sales of rbandoned land*.- The following is the list a*, recorded in ! the auditor's office : 1 J S Tranthatn to Haunt brother5 , 410 acres. 2 tracts in No 9. *2 ,C?:?7.?i.> ! Wa-.-:?iv CThomps-m to Mrs Sallie I.c-w is . 1 lot in the City of Camion. *>9>"0. Anders on Williams to AbBy'Exans ; 49'j | acres in No 4. tri ft. B P Turner i" ii Ba-tm , 201 acres in No $290 o"?. ?Clarence F Aughtry to S \V Kwe and Jesse I) Perciva-1 : ~00 acres in No 12. 9'A 0. Westiy Charles to C? >rne!ia Charles : 4 acres in the vi!lia;;e ofKirkwoo 1. ?" 0 . W II Outlaw to Alexander J?dmst?.n; 150 acres in No 2>, ?o'">0. Jus L Haile, sheriff, to J !I S:evcn -ci : II < a<lte? in No S. jf2o. J L Haile. sheri!!*, t? Alexander John son ; 201 acres in No 2. K.'i.JS'*/ J L Ilaile. filter ill', to Mrs .1 S Salmoiid ; SoO acres in No 1. .s*2,~ G ). I> F Spencer t j Jy!:n T Kl!i>on; l-?0 1 acres in No 12. $2-10. Sinking Fund Comniis.ion to W C ! Brown ; 4") acres In No L0, Jj> !?>. Sinking Fund ( onnnission to. W (' : Brown . ">"> acrrs in N<? 10. SVJTT" John I. Miekle to John C Man :jf>2 acre-i in No 11. ?30.). W C Brown, sr.. to John C Mm: 100 j aen s in* No 10, ?$!.", 0. : J \. Haile, sherirf. to II Ilarbv ; Kh) acre* j iu No 4, 82"). W M Dnbnev to II Baum ; 173 acres in j No iS. $~o , .1 L Ilaile. sheriff, to A U Smith; 4"> ; a'Te.s in No 2. sf.'iOO David Wilson to 7. Sarah Gray; 1 ?JS ? acres in No 12. $4oQ, J L Haile, sherili", to Abathia F. Zemp ; j 1 lu*tse and lot i:t the Citv of Camden >?iuo. J L Haile, slwrilT. to > J March, 1 3*? { acres in No ?2~?0. J M Bowers to Lewis E Bartie'id ; To avri s in No 7, s:;ih). J L Ilaile. sheriif, to ('has I> Wilkinson. ! 2S0 acres in No 7. j?.'?2">, J L Haile, sheiif". t> B iu 11 B"os; ."0 acres in No ?"> ? Elizabeth U Bradley-it 1 1) ivi 1 T Bradley , j 2M acres in No <">, r.~?o. J L Laile, <}u-rifF, t > < ) J M ?n>nl,y , 100 ! aer<*s in No 4. >9.:o. j J L Hail*?, sherilF. to 11 t? Carrison ; 100 j acres in No 2, *~>lii. R P*WiIleford to Ida A Willefurd ; 400 j acres in No c,4 s7<>0. J L Haile, sheriff, to S (' (ii;l ; aerosi place known as ?*Il<d>kirk Inn'' in the villiafce of Kirkrt'ootr >'7. on '. K T Lockharil to Wm ll l'^bles; 2o a*-- res in No J?2~>u. K T Lock hard t > Wm II O.wn- ; acres in No o. 8250 . J L ilaiit*, slien.F. t? T ii ! ' B'thune, I). ?acon Fin r Tree l\vs. eimvli; acres in No f>. 810. Strength and Health j If von are not f.--e!inpr s:rou_r and he il- I I thy, try FJ.-etric Hitters. If ' Li Gripp" I j has left you wvak and wt-ary. nsi* Mice- 1 i trie ltttters. Tiys r m ? !y arts duvjet'y | [ on liver, stormim ail ki Ir.cvs. ?roni lV i aidiug tlios?e organs t-? j ? . ? i tt ?rn* tiu-ir j | functions. If you are attlictod with si.-k | [ headache, you vi!i find >p y ;i u?l p,-r- j j eminent relief by taking Elgt'ii ? liitiers. ! I One trial *i!l convince y>i! ILi* ir. is the j i remedy you nee !, f.arare littles only I joO rents at F. L Zenn/s <lru.? store. " ' A Little (iirl's F.xperieneo In a! Li^ii < iioiKe. Mr 1 1 1 ? 1 Mr.1* Loren Tres 'O't are ke >p- j j ers of the Government Lighthouse at) I San<l Ueacli. Mi. h., :i u- 1 : r ?. ? blessed with I a daughter, four years old. I -a -t \i>rii she was ttiki-u down with ineas'c*. fo!- I ; Jo wed by a dreadf il cuii ;h and turnhii* j j into fev'-r. I>or tors at hom ? a ->d I>etn?it j ; treated lier. hut in vaii. she ?rr:"v uor- j ; rapidly. until she was a m >r > " !i m 11';;' j jof bones" Tien s!ie tri ?<] DrKisitr'sj : \*ew hisco. erv and af'er the use of twoj j and a half battles. was completely cured I Tht?v s ? > v I ) r Kiuii'sXcw Discovery is ? i w<..rtli its weicht in ?'d i. You maV <ret ! | a trial hott! ? iree at F. I., Zemp's dnij*! : store. Bucklen's Arnica S;iIvo. | T'ne Best Salve in the world for Cuts.- i Bruises, -Sores. Clvrs, Salt Khcum,! ; i Fever Sores, Tetter. Chapped Il'iind.-. ! j ''hilblains, Corns, and all Skin Kruj - j tions. and posthely cures Piles, or no' 'pay required, it is <ruarunteed to ?rive perfect satrSfaetion. or iinnicy refunded, f 'rice ?.> cents per box. For sale by ]? L. Zeini-. Khenmatisin Cured in a Pay.? ? I "Mystic (.ure" l<>r Rheumatism! land Neuralgia radically ernes in I lo 3 <l*i vs. Il? action upon the syst.em is remarkable and mvs'eii ? uis. It at once r? moves t lie cause' land the disease immediately disap j pears. The first dose ureal 1 y bene j ; fits; 17) cents. Sold by F. M. Z< mpi I .druggist, Camden, S. C. i English Spavin Linament removes j iall Hard, Sd't or Calloused Lumps ' land I > ! ei n i s lies. Curbs, Spiints, j ? Sweenev, Uin<j-bone, Stifles, Sprains j jail Swollen Throats, (#oiv?rhs etc.! S lee h v t!i'? use of one hoi lie.; ? Warranted the most, wond rfu Hlemi-h Cure evei known. Sojil by f I)r F. L Z-'inp, Camden, S. C. Itch, Man?*?* and Scratches of eve-' ; kv kind, <>n human <?r animals, cured | in GO minutes by Woltord s S unitary Lotion. This never tails. Sold b> I Dr F. L. /.emp, Camden, S. C. '.Vhen Babj- was sick, wo gave her Castoria. When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. When she had Children, she gave them Castoria. ! NOTICE. T.nst, from ;i <lr.i\c of cattle, on the Wig^t of Nov. 14th, ??n.* red ami [ white s;>i < k!i<i ox. abont \}4 tnilc* north { of Camden. -\i:&>ne giving information ; leadin* to its recwery,!or delivering it to me at Kers-haw, flL 0. i will lie suitably I rowariled. gyOfttf R. ASIIE, ^ Kershaw. S. C TWO UOTSTJALLY GOOD 0P?EE?. I1KAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS. Ft i;st : T!ie ^roat Ibdiday No. (en ] :j r^r- d t > - pages) of that brightest oi |iuirtfi !v puhlii*ati?ns , -TAI.Kr FROM TOWN TOPICS," out December all news and book stands and railway trains, price 50 cents, will be M*nr ~ _b ' H. i _BJ - to ;r 1 1 wh<? s>fiid ^l.Od for three raonths" >usoripti i> to JO 1J X TOPIC S. The largest, raciest, strongest. most varied an<1 entertaining we.-kly journal ! in the world. Skconp: ? -To ail who send S5.00, will [he sent Town Topics and ''Tales fr?m ! T own Topics" from date until January ? IS -t% covering -> N"r?a . of tjie inimitable (quarterly (regular price 2.5tf) and 1.4 1 months of tUt* greatest of Cucily week | lies (regular price- "?4 to per year.) ? Je^^-Take one or the other offer.it or>fo {and rein it in postal notes order* or X e w York Exoiian?e to TOWN TOPICS, 21 West 23 st.> Xew York. jj. A. SHEORX, | ( Collector & Real Estale A gt.,j Camden. S.3 C. J ZJlIEKIFF'S SALE. ^ ' VI j Sot tii in'a, t CotKT of Common! i Kershaw Cot sty. i ' i|.KAS. ' /;. 11. ( Utile. J'taiutift: f' I rs . v II. IS. Kejiiieit y ct <tf.. Defendant#. Action for J'artitivn. \ I Under and by virtue of th.? divrce of Ills Honor .Tndu' ?*. li. Kershaw, of i date Nov i4tii A. I). 1 S'J'J . in the above j cans s I will offer for sah* 0:1 the first j Mon lay in December, A. 1). 1802, in front of t!n* court house door, city <;f Camden. state and county aforesaid: All ilmse parcels of land situated in j Kershaw county, sra:e aforesaid. lying above the Kerry Ko id to Town ('reck. I and then lyins* aba; e Town Crock. Bounded North by (he fcmds of the estaie of James Oh; smut , .South l.y the Fern Koad and the tract oi tifiy :i -n's; East by the' Charleston Koad and West hv the Wateree River, said parcels containing three hundred and eighty two acres more' or less. And also all < f that picc;\ pareekor tract of land, in the county of Kershaw, lying between the Ferry Koad and the T">vn Creek, beginning "t a dijeh lead- 1 big from the Ferry liend oTown Creek# about MO vards from Town Creek anrl running \utli tin* Ferry Koad and Town CretkVs i.s boundary line to the Wa tt-ree l{Ver. t!*e said piece containing titty aert^inb oi?r less. v 'iVrms of^ale : ? one-fourth cash, .bal ance in om* two and three years, secured hv bond of purchaser or purchasers and mortgage ofvpremises sold. Purchaser to p iv for papv s. A map of said Inn j can be seen i i niv otlice. JAS. L. HAILK, Nov. 14 r h. U-J s. k. c. ].\<) C. WIITHRS Wholesale Grocer. Sy VVlx li'sale Denli'i in WINKS. LIQUORS and CIG MIS, N'\ 1 S-3 E Bay, Cliarb^to.i. S. C. ? W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE CEh/leWIEN. ! And other specialties fop Gentlemen, Ladies, Boys and Misses are the Best in the World. See descriptive advertise ment which will appear ia this paper. Take no Substitute, but hisist on having \V? L. DOUGLAS* SHOES, with name and price stamped oa bottom. Sold by H?KSCU BKOS, Smith l aiolin:? Railway Com- j i'-niy II. It. CHAM!!K:i!,\!N'. liewiver. I (' AMrWiN. ? ('-? .lurv 22lld. 181*2. On and after thi? ti.-it e trains will rui. in ai-e'U'damre with the* following sche dule. i ' rOl N ( i 01 l'l. / 1 1 >n i 1 y | L ave C.snulen j 10 p m '* Hov kins f>2'? p in ii llairomts . 5 SI p in " ("hireinunt i> 4 TJ p ni ?' 1 > . x . 3?()pin, Camden .lc 5 o<> p ni 1 Mi Idh'iuii 5 ">8 p in j " Wateri'e 0 20 p ni ! Arv Kinirvilie K 30 p ni I A r / C-diriibia 7 4i p m j " Charleston 10 30 p in j '* Augusta 110") it in' C.OiNG NORTH ave Charieston f? 00 a m ! " Columbia 9 ( 0 a in \ " i nirnsta S I ? i a m { ' livin^ville 100*> a iiy* IVateive l J 1." a hi | MliMlet Mi 10 20 a in ** [' .1 c 10 30 a in j ?? !!)',xi-.! lo m J " t 'lar; inont 10 ?!"> a in | ** i lacro<>d:i 1 1) *7 a in I " r.i>\ !::n> 1 1 07 a m| A rv < i i !!?< it n 1 1 'jo a n i i C<niiit!c;i m.- :'<>r ihe Nwr.li Kast via j v'liuil^.-ton, Cincinnalti Railroad ami. \vit!i Xarrow Gauge at Yorkville. / ? 'j Fer through tickets to all points North. ! Soutl or West or vi i Clyde S. Ship C>. j tu Nt-iv V ? rk and 1 1 .?? Kast via Charles- j ton apply tu .J. ]J. WALL A C K. Aut. Cani ler.. ? Y, >V.4ItI>. General Manager sc'iikdvi.k or tih: Chairie ..ton, / Cincimm.ti ami Chicago Kailroad. Taking effect A;>i il 17th. ISO j GOING NOfcTil. I.v. <":ui) len 1 1 "0 a m j ?" I 'i:I\:db 1 1 4'.l ni 1 " Vl'estville * 1 1 a in \ *? Kershaw 12 13 p m 1 lle 'th Spring 12 28 p in i il l'leasant Hiil 1 2 oM p in j ?' Lancaster ** 12 49 p ni j '-Catawba 1 20 p ill I '? lvoek Hill 1 44 p ni j '' Yorkville 2 L'O p in ? " Rlai kshurg - 40 p in j " Shelby 4 15 p ni i ; ?? Iviitlierf.irdK-n ~> 3) p in j Ar. Marion ? 6 40 p m going or rii. i I, v. Marion +o a m j ! ?' Mutheriordtoy 10 '0 a in I " Sihelhv 12 02 p 1.1 | " lliaeksnurg 1 10 p ni " Ynikviih* 2 20 p ni i " !'oek l1 .1! 2 .V) p ni | ?' Catawba .let. .'?{ 13 pm i ?' Laneasti-r -IK ?) in J " i'leasiat IIi!l 4 <>?"? ]> m I ''IjU'ith Spring 4 01?p:n | " Iker-sljaw , 4 24 p in i u AN'estYil'e ^ 4 M in Lr !l)EKaib 4 A r Camden ^ qjOS p'TO T rains is top on fci^nal at all stations. ('iv.-sonir.-r tr.iins run througa be tw^Mi Cijlumhia a>l Marion, j Con:i<-cth?ns made w't'n U. & I), at i I> a -k.shur/ and lioi k Jlitl av.d with S. ? A. L. at C?.t; wsi Jnwtiou. | j. C. M. W'AKl), Gem-ral M?naper I [ A. TKIPi', Sapt 1 ! ? ? ! ! ? Scientific Americas Agency for P CAVEATS, TRADE MARKS, CESION PATEHT8 COPYRIGHTS, Ate* Jtac Inf.rrnation nr>d free Handbook write to MI NN & CO.. 3bl Bsoawat, Xew Toek. I Oldest bnreaa far eecotiiur patents in America, j 'fcverr patent taken ouf br us is broaght before , ithc public by a notice fnren free of charge It- tt? | fctentifrc Jktnencaa j Larcert <-rcni?t5on of any scientific peper !n tbe j wrorlJ. >pico<lid!f illcstratad. >"<"? intelligent ? (naa should be without it. W ??*!?, R:J.0fl a 1 j rear; fU? fix mdoth?. Addi^s* MtTN'X & ! I PrJWJSHK?*Xl ErwuJwav, Now Vodu. t 7 accent M 1.00 1.25 1.50 1.75 2.00 IIS Pan i? ti'? v (52 ?. %* 8#l?\ " US?\ - 1.2:5. '? 1.47. " 1.63. Vests, 75 cent Men's Vests n 1.00 [ 25 '' 4 v G2c. 8?r. 1.0c. Shawls. I 00-L:uiitf's Sfcawis now 75c. 1 25 " " " 85c. 1.50 '? " " 1.00. 1 75 ?' " " " 1 25. 2 00 ? " " " 1.50. 10 c*nt Worsteds at 8 cents, S\ u Ginghams " 6| " 44 8 u it J 44 4. 6j U '? **? 5 * u H'vk'y Shii t " Si vu 10 m !7? :?i ! 10 Calicoes HO UR ENTIRE Sl\ CK OF DRESS M GOODS HAS BEEN RE Dl-CED TO C LOSE OUT!!! -afe. L-inen pc. tfble Linen, worth 1.25 at 85c. 1.00 " 80'*. 75 " (52,-. 75 " 02c. 40 " 25c. OUR SHOE STOCK IS COMPLETE a ml WE GUARANTEE TO SAVE YOU.BIG MONEY OX EACIl and EVERY I'AIR. BACKED UP WITH HONES'!', FAIR. SQUARE DEAL INGS TOWARD AM,. KHEPS US BU>Y EVERY DAY. VERY TRULY, Look out for our CHRISTMAS ADVERTISEMENT which will ; appear in this pnper soon. OPERA HOUSE ~ JTOEE!! N ; : : " * J* Of [T %THE TIME A X I) FLACK FOR PRO('f VRISG STUPEKDOUti In iRGAiys is xo w aj1 the KOX7S? [STORE. WEHAVEGIVEX OUR U'lSTERGOODS TlfK %'WALKIXG PAPERS" AXD TIIEY MUST MOVE IS A JW/JM Ik y. WE HA l E C UT I) EEP ixto pric es a Xl> YO U (fx yj ; XQT AFFORD TO MISSi THIS SLAUGHTER SALE J ri. ? All wool. Serges, 3S inch, former price Go, now 50c. tancv 1-2 wool Dress Go :*ls, former pricv> 15, now 8c. %(. Black and white figu red' imported Sateens, worili 15, npwplc Over 500 yds. importeil fancy Sateens, actual have cut them down to 10c. per yard. / 50 inch, all wool Dross Flannels in navy blu?. bUck, tan green, and brown, former price $1.00, now 80c. Black Sateens loc. goods, now 10c per yarJ. . .. ^ 10 pieces extra quality Velveteens, all colors, 30 and 40c. it other houses ? 'Joe. isouipripf1. \ 'We have just received a sejeond shipment of Fur Trirhraings Braids, Gimps, Moss and Plush Trimmings, e^vUich w^ offei I social inducements, | Arrived this day 32 pities new styles Outmg and Teazh cloths at 8 and IGc^j^j^iuxI. You have been paying 12 and loc. for similar goods a n<^ Considered them ch>eap. 37 pieces Wavefly' Sovelty Ginghaths equal to the finest ging, | hams made : 12k. should be th* price. Si is enough for us, i 25% reduction on all our dress and fancy Silks Fancy silk Velvets, tormer price $1.25, now 90c. pet yard i These Velvets are the latest tiling for Dress Trimiriinsrs a.U i Waists. 18 pieces black Cachemires and Henriettas, double width | from 12k. tc $1.25 per yard. 5 dozen Black Sateen CYrsets. FAST BLACK. Cj B. ft U Spirite. 1.00 each. In New York. Charleston and oltoer largt cities, sain<rcor$et retails at 1 25. Our C. B. at 95c. is becoming more popular every day. Try one and you will use no other We carry extra, sizes and nursing corsets of this (aipous brand | Also lar<(e stock o( Misses' and Childrens' Corsets. \ | 25 dozen Linen Towels at 5c. each. No further remarks ne< cesFary. . . ! Best 5-4 Table Oilcloth at 20c. . Mens' 1-2 Wool O^crshirts. worth (>0c.vat 3-jc. Y The Manhattan unlaundried shirt at 90c; the best thing evei offered in Camdu?, insuring you a perfect fit. 4 ply-linen bosonr and wristbands reinforced. The Manhattan laundried Shirt at 1.00, worth 1.25. Celluloid Collars at 9e. The price makes them move. A full stock of Health Underwear at a reduction of 15&. * Mens' IlaU have been fti steady demand with us. Y\?e haV< sold stacks of them ; what we liaye left go at a big sacrifice. 30 dozen Chil lrens' Fancy' (Haps, Military Cups. Yacting Cap: etc., ect. just in from a large commission house. Price 10 to 25c for go- ?? j- worth twice this amount. Boys' Wool Hats 10c Mens' W.iol Hats 10c. SWEEPING > IN OCR REDUCTION ? ?V """* ti ?fl 5 00 Suits, n o w $ 1 2 50. $10.00 14 $>*.00. $?.00 " " $5.00 $15 00 Overcoat, now $12.00. $10.00 44 ? $7.50. Full line Boys'' Overcoat? SHOES! SHOES! 1 $!2 00 Suits, now $10.00. $8.00 ?' ?? $6.50 $5.00 " 44 $3.50. $12 00 Overcoat now 10.00 $7.50 ^ . ?? $5.0(J sizes 0 to li i -- Mens' High Cut, all leathie- Brogans, 1.00. " 44 44 vu drtss Brogans, 1.25, ;4 Waddie hand sewed, lace and congress, 2,50. finest \ S* fcf 44 v> 5.00 shoe a 6 \ Finest quality Ladi. s' IXmgola Button and Lace, pointed to or common sense lasts at 1.75. regrlar j>rie<*2,25. ( An elegant hand turned Ladies' Kid Shoe at 2.00, ;,OUl SPECIAL," worth 2.75. Every sl\le L:idles\ Mens', Misses' and Chi Id reus' shoes fron now on at 10"o less than regular price. HEAVY GROCERIES ? * \ \ tf r!lv' j ?v ? L 1'vi : M at RO_K BOTTOM. One car fiour just in. j Our '*OVENBUS TKIl" at 5.00 per barrel, is the samo grade you pay 7oc more for. Try us on Groceries, nothing stale and no fanry prices. To merchants and wholesale buyers we *beg to say that wo sell ?oo<] at retail over our cmnters for less than o<r competi tors will price them at wholesale. I \\m n\ a whu^ti the v-- m OPERA HOUSE STORB^/ Fairy tales about big bargains on 5, 10 and 25e. counter^ don't worry us. OUR 5, 10 & 25 . COUNTERS Will do its own talking. From now until Christmas we t . I % ^ . , J tc everyone of our customers spending A DOLLAR with u?j? choice of the following articles: Coffee pots, dipper#* bucket^ graters, dish pffns, washbasins, bread toasters, darting past,, spoons, egg beaters, wall pockets, com popnera, shovel*, ham mers, curry combs, scissors, stew pans, pfe plates, steak turners^ waiters, baskets, handsome large do'ls, bal>y rattles, rubber toys, toy watches, large framed chi-omos,* sets, match safes, tumblers, glass pitchers and an b articles for which there is no charge as we will not S.-B tbfto* Remember : New goods which we will not allow to gPOl Competition met and undersold. All our soods taide** money's worth every time. VERY RESPECTFULLY j, w. STEIN.