Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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it'll DIRECTORY. Krti.w Chirac- ? Rev. W. TV. or_ Pa-aching every Sabbath ? >i::i'lay School every Sab m. Prayer minting every at ?; p. m. The public i* i v j to attend. k KWsI-opal Cirrwii. ? RetfU.M Uert or. Services .Sunday at 11 ; Sunday Seheo! at 5 p.m. Even- ! at 6 p.m. Friday afternoon ! at <? p.?. -| J ptlst Cnrnrrr, ? Rev. Myron ion- Pastor. Preaching every at II m. and 7 p. jr. San . mjI fr- inf 12 w. to 1 !?. u. every P raver-meeting every Wedne*^ , at m p'eloek p. x. All seats i The pnbiie is cor*Jj0y invited nd. The C. V- P. S. C. E. meets Sunday at 5:00 p. m * '-itti.etox Stke^t Mjetiw?dist '-"Krrr.- fiev. M. L. Carlisle, Pastor, hing everv Snnday atll a- ;n. and P- m. Prayer-meeting Thnrsday at P. in. Sunday-school at 4:.')0 Straug visitors are cordially invited, seats free. to POINTS PIOZEfi U? ? ? ? ? ? r A ccJld ware struck a$ last ni^ht. IS92 wiftsoon be nura'ofrrG with i he past. , Christmas cotocs on Sunday this year. ; The annual noziee t;f the county auditor is published this week. ( apt vV. CI) burn iq^t his valu 4i Me gra*' horse from blind staggers Tuesday night. The nowfy elec'/ed J adge? Earnest O irv, will Ik>(4 his first ecurt in -t'amden next June. \ Read Caper's ad. ^fiis weefc^nnd :? ktr advantage of his splendid owr ;*ive yoit Sa elegant pi oij??e free. Sce^_ Congressman He mphilPs noticeol examina^rin for West 1'i.int cadetanip elsefrhere in this i*sue. ' . J Mr G. S- King, formerly of East ern Kershaw; is opening a general nerchandise store, one door below David Wolfed. 1 % ? i . 'I The down train on tht 3C'*s rni?! road yesterday evening ran over and killed* f?ir cows about seven raj^es above Camden. ; Mr. li. 3F. English's family has inured into the honse on the nip;?er end of M iin st? recently occupied by Mr J. M. LeGrand. I3r. J. E. W. Hail?, of Kersiraw* ha* been elected se<*ond vice- presi dent of the Pharmaceutica^Associa tion of South Carolina. WatcS ijlje advertising columns of The Cheonicle and see where to go^p buy your Christmas goods, and any- thing else you want. The dead leaves piling upon the sidewalks are a nuisanee, and resi dents ought to have the walks in front c&their places raked. The Secretary of State bus is sued a charter to the Sumter Water Works Company. The cor porate.*^ are Pennsylvania men, and the capitaUs fixed at *65,000. 31 r I. WX Moore has resigned his position as road-master on ihe 3C\?, and gone t? Virgioia where he h.-w accepied a ajmilar position on th< South Bouir^ Railroad. The postal authcrities are now issuing a new postal card with a "?reply card" attached to be lorn off and refcursed to the sender. It is very convenient. A Cotton Market * REPORTED BY Springs, HEATH & CO. Tiw? following are UMiiy's cotton ^notations for the Csra;ieu market: tow Mid V' 8f Strict Low Mid 8} Middling 9 Strict Middling ^ rGood Middling - / There was an "unusua.ly large | crowd in town last Monday, sales day. In addition to the land sold i?y the SherilT, a good many mules and horses were sold at pubic aue- j ;iion. - j !t i* ft^red that, the rise in the; price of cotton, if it continues, or re- ! mains at present figures will tempt Utile farmers to increase the cotton # %crenge again next season* We 1^1iope not. i Some peopW> and some newspapers ; who evidently believe they are ,ho?ry with wisdom and ^knowledge | concerning Detnt?cracy, are not yet j ftp their Ifteens. They should be j sent totieir litile trunnel beds. i Wc hearii tbe other day of a man .that bad already signed the petition j three applicants for the post of- ; lice, and was prepared to sign any more as fast as they ^otno. That I?*>ks like overdoing thte thing. ; Colin C. Manning, Es?., of Sum-i lex lectived a telegram fqnmi Wash ington last Saturday announcing the serious illness of his W if ??- H.-i \ the first train fofWashinsz !???. Airs, Manning ij/a daughter of Chief Justice Fuller The county commissioners wili meet next Tnursday at the Depot crossing of little Fine Tree creek for the purpose of receiving bids f*?r building a bridg&at that point. This ^ was suggested in Ths Chronicle some months ago. and the commis sioners are d<*ing welt to have it built. Last Siturday afternoon at Hishopviile, Messrs. W. A. James* jr. and Caleb Barrett were riding in a road cart when ihe girth TJrokei. throwing both gentlemen out upon th? ground. Mr. James was unhurt, tout both bones of Mr. Barrett's left arm were broken }ust above the lyrist. I The bar-keepers of South C aro ! !ina paid, fast year, for the pnvi ! Icjre of selling -'iquor. the sum of j 4:215,472. I Tke tax boiiks close on lh? 15-th ; of December, unless ti*e legi^itnie j extends the time. Itwould be much | safer for i he l people to pay their .taxes rather than wait for an -ex [ tensiMc. It I will be remembe ed that last year the extension of the taxes was obtained by a close shave, and *bis year; the time may not be extended at sjl'. The trustees of Clemson College, asked the I>?i>-lattire f ?r nn ap propriation ?t fifty thousand dol lars at this session and t Ii?s com mittee, to which it was referred, re ported favorably to the extent of of ?40,000. If.tLie amount is le-j served, the}' Expect to open the in sijtutioa nexll spring. .j , ^ It will be of interest to our farmers to know that the heavv y . ? frosts last week have caused a fuiher reduction to be made in the esti- ; males of the jout run of the cotton crop. Much of the western crop i was late, ami great hopes were based ' on the late trolls maturing. These hopes ha^H^beeu cut oif^I-y the frosts. A wH^urtber advance in the price of cptuHi may be confident. \y expected. Th^orice is no# pull ing hard for ten cnV and from Uie data at hand we woldd not bd sur prised to see it go ev\ higher than that b)* January. WeVould regret to see a ay one lose inythirffc^^y act ing on our opinions, but our urate j jdgmtnt is that it would pay those wko 1i^ye cotton on hand to hold on toitistili Jonger. Officers of Masonic Icage k At the meeting orKersh aw Lodge, ^V^F. M. helll Tuesday night the fol rowing officers were elected: WVD. Trintham, W- Sffr J. $*e. Snjyrl, W. Z. Kfc Shiver, J.JBV. JJlI ViUejnguerTreaattrer. J. R. Goofiale, Secretarv. The newljy 'elected'Vifficcis will he instiled onj Dee. 27tb, when the subfrdinatys will tie appointed. "\ T v r' , Sntertainziizit Nest ^ffeek. The ladJes of the Episcopal So ?:ie*y ^ill give an entertainment next, Thursday ev?ni?<r^ December lollk iu the n*w hail over tb? Farsn^rs *nd Merchants' Hank. The admiisits) will be only ten' cealk, and ih\ amusements will consist of] a Sunflower 0 bonis, Cake Walks, etc. \ Fancy work will be soli aid refreshments served. The .comrajunity are -cordially in vited to atsend. Deaths. Dr JohnjMcGaa died at his home in VYVst iVuter^f last Sunday af ternoon. Jle had i>e*Jn at death's -door fyr jmtne time anjl the end was not r oexpected. He uas been a practicing physician for a num ber ot yeajrs, and was always re garded as! an honorable man. Dr MrCaa wap wvll known throughout the courtti^a d had a host of warm friends id Camden. He was the; faiht-r of Mrs P. T. ViiK'pigue, <-f ! Miis city. The funeral services were heldjnt ike Episcopal church, I Monday j^t 2 o'clock, and the body was i^terl^l iu the Quaker ceme tery. Prof R principle ,bert Morrison, who was of the Camden Graded School d?irin? the session <i 1S90 91, hreatJh*-d his last. in Union, on Friday, t|e 2nd insf. jlarr ag$3 Mr E. mason Robert?, manner of Dr Moore's drugstore, was united j in holy matrimonv to Miss Li 1 lie j A r rants, at the home of her p:tr U nts, on Tuesday, I>ec '6i!>, at 4 {o'clock, Rev J. M. Stoney offiriat-j I ir.<r. Mr Roberts has been 111 Cam- j : den but lifle o?er a war, but dur ing tfifoij time he feas established j himstlf tihorofehiy in the esteem a!'! j 'J?e community, and lias made him-; | stlf invaluable to his employer, j and s?ccieed?:d in capturing one of j Camden1** fairest daughters. The happy couple left on the eveniag train for a trip to Charleston and ! other points. Rev Tj. J. White was married to Miss Miinnie Britton, dau ghter of l)r C. S.? Britton, at the Stwiihville Methodist church, ??n Tuesday night, Llec 6th, Rev J. C. Chandler ofriciatiikg. On Dec 1st, Mr Archie Peak and 3X4ss Mamie Branbam, both o i West Wjaleree, were united in m~g r- [ riane, Rev J. R. Sr. ith officiating Personal Mention. Miss Addie Arranls row fills the position ?.f assistant at the post- j office. Mr Jf>e Smith attended the wed ltfiig of Revr T. J. White to Miss Minnie iBiiUoa, at Smithville, Tues day night. Revs A. J. and W. S. Stokes have been in the city this week. They both have numerous ft lends and ^admirers here. Mr. find Mrs. B,- M. Pearce, of Camden, spent several days at this place, jisiting Capt. J E Pearce. ? KeiTjiHLW^Era. Brother .FT W. Hamel, of iht Ker sluw Era, was in -the city last Saturday aud gave as a call. List of Unclaimed Letters. The fallow in.: i* a list of letters re maining uncalled for in the Camden post office for the week ending Sox \ orhIRM: Daniel Brown, S lV"in<ro. Archie Baker, Snllie Crump ton* W K Canton, J G Davis. . Mi*s Kir.ma Deas, Minder Fleiober Joseph Fish, ;\V R Gardner, Mrs A H Johnson, C 0 Johnson. Mas.'jfie Lee , Capt J H MeLeed. W II Mnnav . Gabe Parkerv j S RSlmond. ('harlot Sible}\ Persons calling for these letters will ple;w?e state what week they were ad vertised. G. G .Alexander, P. 1IJ Old papers for sale at U)is office at 20 cents per hundred El'HTON COURT, Disinterested Testimony to the Art vantages of Canxleuas a XV inter Kesort and Upliton Court as a Model Hx>tel for Northerners . . The following extract is taken from ay %itl<>rial that appeared in the *?/>'/'{'/ Po I bid i u?iy o tNe w Ha j vcd, C'jtin., <*of Nov. 17, and was written without sng^fslion ' or o ~ I knowledge ?>f anybody interested. Among other places mentioned, a {well merited tribute is paid tot be elegance of Uphtoo Court and the , cultured 3ady that presides over it: ''People tteat dread cold weather :y*e. be ginning to canvass the subject of winter resorts at the South. A few have hon>ed of their own in or.e plat e or another, to which 'hey migrate as regularly as lards of pa-wage; Others, having tested many places have selecteil tome one as super ior to a"! others, and go to it from year to> | year. But the masses of northern so-" ijourners in the S>uth are not equally [iWeP^rovided for. and as Uie cold .season approaches, they cetri* to fikisu fhe ques tion : ""Where shall we spend the win ter." I : . The J'aJluflium bus been seeking j information to r this numerous class of I Southern visitants-for several years, and j during rfn* past season lias made more j than usual efforts. by correspondence and other?'ise.A.to obtain facts that it might lay before its readers in ample time for them 10 reach a decision. Tastes vary as to what constitutes a de sirable whiter resort in tl.e South. Mul titudes prefer Florida to any other ^tute, because of its semi-tropical climate, the excellent hunting and ti.?hin^ "to be found there, the -splendor of its orange, groves, the abundance of fruits and veg etables, unseasonable here, but in season >k<ire, the opportunities for exeurji(Ois by nfrvl and water, and in addition to all these material aMr.ictiofts , because? poor reason indeed ? its the f.uhion. By spending from $ 1 i> to $,"*0 per day, they can be sheltered under the sarnci roof with millionaires,. and join in the even ing dress parr. to where diamonds fiadi, belles flirt and dudes disport themselves. But the sober, sensible home folk who go to the Southjbeeause fhey must, or be cause they need res: and recreation, and Avho arc content with quiet pleasure's and prefer solid comfort to glittering show, avoid all these fashionable caravansaries ami find in other places thatthey seek . There are many spots in tl.e Sduth lo sjiit this [class of fouth-'.otind tourists, antl notaiiiy in tli? two Carolinas. Sin SoctU Carolina, Cpiiton "Court at Cam de 11 r i y such a resort as they require. It is.> fine . speci men of the up-country mansions o: the aristocracy of the oM regime of that state, and the cultured lady who presides over- it now has preserved intact many of the elegan cies ?x that former time in furniture, table equipage and other reminders of that past and gone period The dry tftimate, the lovely surround ings, the historic associations that conl bined, make Camden a delightful winter T'esort, are enhanced by the quiet, Iioine Kke elegance and th; tempting fire of irpbtoa Court." ? West Point Examination. At Chester, 5>- C., on Wednesday, the 21st day of December next, at 0 a. uu, there wiil he held an examination of all persons desirii.g to compete for appoint ment as cadet to the United StatesT'Mili iarv Academy from the 5th Con;r'rt?ss!on al District of South Carolina. \ Candidates must lie a -ta 1 ho:tfk fide residents of the 5th District, beWee" feeventejen and twentv-tvvo years of toge, of robust co8gtilh:ion an I at lea-t five feet in height. They will he exam in t <1 in reading, writing, arithmetic, Knglish grammar and geography. The success ful candidate must icj>ort at Fort Mc Pherson, Atlanta, (in. for examination oa ? nrst of Man^h, ISO:* . and if t>hud 'o possess the rcc-ui>ite qualifications-, VtH i>e admitted to the academy at \\Yst Point, on the fifteenth d.iy of .Tune. ISO:;. A second or alternate eaadidatj will be nominated at the s.imj time, "who must report and b^ examined at the same time and place as the. first regular nominee. * Kxazni nations for admission to .lie Military Avademy arc very rig.d and it is useless for any on? to compete'for the appointment who is not willing to devote himself unremittingly te the necessary preparation for it. John J. Hemphill f 2& 1S92. ' \ c Legislative Proceedings. The tall for aconstilution.il con vention passed the House by a vote of 94 to 1G. The discussion was animate 1 and somewhat hitter. Ha*ki-ll opposed and Wolfe and Duncan supported the joint reso lution providing for the cdl. Can didates for railroad commissioners are numerous and busy tleetioneei ing. Our county has nothing, ex cept solicitor. Why should we not furnish a railroad commissioner, or J a marshall, or revenue collector?! We have good material in Camden es well as clherjparujof the county. The railroad bill, it is generally j conceded, will pass at this session. ! The prohibition bill reported favor ably by the House Committee of 35, i will rat?ve slowly. It has 37 see- 1 tions which will be considered I seriatim , and consume much lime, j and provoke* a great deal of dis cussion. Its fate cannot be prog nosticated or foretold with any oer- 1 t,r intv as yet. The count}* govern ment bill does not meet with ap- ! proral. A change is wanted in j county government, bit L the consti tutional barriers will prevent a suc cessful change at present. A joint rc*s44ulion providing for a joint committee is suirnested to examiue W * mJf into the county governments of other States; their cost, efficiency etc., and report to n<*xt session of the General Assembly, lias been suggested. Mr Bruce, oat new lepresentative is taking kijidly to legislative work. Mr Kirkl given some of his time I rect lax business, and has $ is time fuiiy occupied. Hardly aw local legislation has been called fof from our. county. The . deiegatioijr from Kershaw is harmonious oj| local measures. We hope to giife your readers something more inteu^jting next week. Buckleii's Arnica Salve. \ The Best Salve in the world (or C uts.. Braises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt iRheum. Feviir_ Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands.i ^liilhlainsi Corns, and all" Skin Erup tions. ana postively cures Piles, or no pay requ>re<l- It is guarint^ed'to give perfect satisfaction . or money refunded. .Price 25 teen ts per box. For sale by F Li Zemr*. - _ ? " ;f Rheumatism CareiLin a Bay.? "Mystic Cure1' fur Rheumatism and Neuralgia radically cures in 1 to 3 days. Its action upon the system is remarkable and mysteri ?>us. It at once removes the cause and the disease immediately disap pears. The first dose greatly bene fits; 7? cents. Sold by F. M. Zejpp druggist Camden, S. C. A, Million Frfeiuls. I A friend in ne??d is a frienc( indeed, and ; not less than o/ie million ] found just such a friend i * New D scovery for consump and colds . If yon have nc great cough medicine, onie t; vince you that it ha* wonkier powers in all diseases of chest and lungs. Each bottr? teed to di all that it is claimed mon^y will be refunded, $rial bottles free at IF. L. Zemp'? drog store ? Large bot [ tics 50c. and $1.00. s have ?'King's pott, conghs ter used this rtal will con - ?al carat ive the throat, e is gnaraa tx g Deserving Praise. We desire to say to oar citizens that for years we have been sclliiag Dr King's New IMscuveiy for. consumption, l)r King's^New Life Pi!!s. Buckfeu's Arnica Salve 'and Eiectrie Bitters, and hn*-e j n^ver handled remedies lhat sell as well,, or that gi .e snch universal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee them every tsme. and we stand ready to refund the purchase price if satiisfactiry re sults do not follow their nse. These remedies have won their popularity pure ly on their merits. *F. L. Kemp, drug gist. ?! ? Itch, Mange ami Scratches of eve-] rv kind, on human or anj.r??+^^ured in 30 rai mite* by WofctOnPs Sanitary Lor ion. Tl.is neve/" fails. Sold b> Dr F. L. Zemp, Camden, S. C. English Spavin Linament removes all Hard, Soft or CaUotised Lumps and Blemishes, Curb's, Splints, Sweeney, Iiing.bohe, Stilies, Sprains all Swollen Throais, (loughs etc. Save $50 by the use of one Ho tile. Warranted the most woifflVifu' Blemi.-h Cure evei known. Suld by Dr F. L Zemp, Camden., S. C. When Baby was sick, wo ga re h>sr Castoria. When she was a Child, she cried Tor Castoria. . When she became Mras, she cluij^ to Castoria. When she had Children, she ganw them Castoria. J. A. SIIEOllN, -V ? Collector & Real! Estate Ag t., Cam don, S. C. NOTICE. Lost, from a drove, of cattle, 'on the nijrht of Nov. 1-Jth, one large red arid white speckled ox, about 1 t.j miles north of Camden, ir.y one giving informati m 1 leading to its recovery, or delivering it 4o me at .Kershaw, S. O. ? will he suitably rewarded. .JOHN R. ASHE, ^ Kershaw" S. C* R EA^ ESTATE FOB SALE. Two new honses and lots f?n Monu ment Square, in Camdtn, S. C., are of fered i'or.sale. Applv tf>. , W. OA KM AN or J. t. HAY, Att'y ar Law. M OltTGAGE SALE.V South ( ?' ah o i n a - K e u 3 h a vr County \ . Catherine f.Y Brotrin to L. L. CAy~ burn.? llbrtgagxi of Ileal Estate \ \ j T'nd -r a id by virfae of u po\tffrof sale contained in the. above stated ?W[t> gagi^, I ^wi!l offrr for sale, before coarit hou*e dor i:i Camden , within thej legal hours of sah?, on tho-flrst Monday/ the 2nd dav, of January , 1.SS&, the following described real estate. to irit A"] t'l- t certain pi are, p itcelor tract of land, lying being ami situated in Ker shaw couuty,?in the state of South, Caro lina, known as part of L . L. Clvburn's Miller Piae-, containing one hundred, (100) acres, more~or less, Hounded and described as fo'lofr&: Starting at B. A. Bovver's land in'Hw.k, of B iskin's creek and lunning west hip Baskin's creek to LigMwood Tree, thence a north course to Pine Knot -Corner on Briar -Branch, thence down^riar Branch to B. A Bow er's land in fork of Baskin's creek and Briar ^ranch. Terms of sale: ? Cash. Purchaser to pay f:>i papers. L. L. Olybnrn, !)qc. {!th,- 1892. Mortgagee. Purstant to" an Act of tin General As M'liilily. ;n proved Dec. 24. <t84. en titled \An Act to change the time for listing property for taxation " The books *ili be opened for the purpose of receiving tax returns for the tise.il vear 1S02-0;), from 2nd of January 40B9S, to 20th February, 189 >. All persons owning property or other wise having control of such prooerty, either as agent, husband, guardian fa ther, trustee, executor, administrator, et<\. should return thcsanie to the Au ditor of the county in which such prop erty is situated, nnder oath and within tho time prescribed by law. All transfer* of real .property \ mast be reported to the - tiiditor at j t/ie time of assess i tig. Sec 21.) requires the Auditor to add 50 i per cent, to the property valuation of all persons who fait to make their re turns within the time . prescribed by j law. All able-bo<fce?1 tra'e citizen?, between ; the ag;*s of 21 and 50, are require"! to pay a p?"?ll tax of one dollar. All returns sent by mail must be m*de | out on proper blanks and sworn to before somo officer qualified to administer said j oath. i \- I The C?.anty Auditor or his Clerk wilh I e at the following p'.aces at the times specified below to receive tax returns: Turkey Creek Church, (Schpol\jous^)? Monday, .Tan. 2. Lvzcnbv's. (\V. S. Smith's) ? luesdav, Jan. 3. < Raley^ Mill ? "Wednesday, Jan. 4. Bnffalo, ( Kirkley'f otore) ? Thursday, Jan. 5: \ W estville? *Satnrday . Jan. 7. Cantev Hil'? Monday, Jan 1>. Liberty Dill ? Tuesday, Jan. 10. "tWUy's NTill. (Capt A. Brevard's? ? jfli^rstlay, Jan.. 12. ffahon's Cross Road's ? Friday, Jan. 13. CuretOD** Mill ? Saturday, Jan. 14, . The following name 1 gentlemen con stitute thd Township .Hoard* ot Assess ors. :is i ndihatfd-b-!otr,:. which wili meet at the Anchor's office in Camden, ?n Monday, February 27th, I$ 3; DeKalb Township ?Sam :el Boy kin, J. T. NettTes'a-nd Chas. M. AJexaaner. 8uffalo Township? -i\ M. Kerhun?, T.R. , Kirklty and Samuel T (.iarclncr. j F ? ait Rock Township ? Joseph S. Gard f: ner, T\ T. Twitty and W. F. Brewer, Waxerce TowTOhipr-iUfwd j Brerardjf K. ( r . Team ana J. Jl ifceiH. These Boards will pleast* me^t at the Auditor's office on the day mentioned, ami, after taking the constitutional oath and rJeetii-.i: a Chairman, wilL become the Township Boara of Asse?-*)rs. Be fore these Boards the Auditor lay: the ? returns of property in the respective ' | townships ftjr the year 1S02-93, which ! thev will assess, without d;4ay, and cer- ; tifv its vaiue to the Amtftor for taxation. TTlie Chairmen of the Township Board* compose the County Board of Equaliza tion, -which Board will meet at the Au ditor's office ?a Tuesday ; March 14th, 1S93. to equalize the proper^ in the Townships, hear complaints, elc. D. C. K1RI&FA' > ? Alitor Kershaw County. 75 cent, Meos!^ Prints 1.00 .4 l.&? 1.50 1.75 2 00 75 cent Men's Vest* n w 62c. 1.00 ? 41 ??. 85?. 1.25 " 11 41 1.05. 1 00 Latfie's Shawl's bow 75t\ 1 25 ? , " 85c. 1.50 > " /" 100. 175 1 ? " i% 125. 2 00. ? k' ^ 1.50. V> ? n H 10 10 jcent ^i?rHted8 'at 8 cents. 4% Ginghams u ?':**? rt ?*licoes U (I " H^k'y Shut" 8 E ENTJKIfSTx. CK OF DRESS goods has been he o? DUCED TO CLOSE out fir 1 pc.(,s>ble ^inen, worth 1.25 at 85c>| 1 ? ? " j 1.00 " 80c, 1 ? " "?? " 75 tS| " " " 75 " 62c. 2 * 44 " 40 44 25c, \ OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE .-mil WE GUARANTEE TO PAVE YOU BIG MONEY ON EACH and EVERY PAIR. ? ' i I 1 , N !. i . ? ^ \ V BACKED up WITH HONEST, FAIR. SQUARE DEAL INGS TOWARD A LI), KFEPS US BD^Y every! day. A f ! M . u : VERY TRULY, Look out for our CHRISTMAS ADVERTISEMENT which wit '?/ nppear in this paper soon. frool Serges, 38 inch, formcrujrice 65, now 50c* f il-2 wobl Dress Good*, ior^fCmicerlo, now : and white figured, imported^acte^?*worib 1 5; 500 yds. imparted fancy Sateens, actual vali t them; down to 10c. per yardi do inch, all wool Dress flannels in navy bl green, and brown, former prico^l.OO, now 80b _ Blcjck Sateens 15c. goods, now 10c per yard. ||p 10 (pieces extra quality Velveteens, all colors^ SS other | houses ? '25c. is our price. W<> have'just received a second s^mjent of: Braids, Gimps, Mess and Plush Tritmmngs, on special inducements, r * Arrived this day 32 pieces new styles fcloths at 8 and 10c. per yard. T?ou bave; Idc. tbr goods and considered th ? 37 ipieon8 v^verly Novelty Ginghan*! Kauis.made ; 12? ^ sfccfind , be the prioj, 8} is 25# reduction on all our dresi and fancj Fancy silk Velvets, torraer pride $1.2 These Velvets are the latest thing! for from pieces black Cachemires and; -Henrietta 121c. tc $1.25 per yard, | pShjdozen Black Sateen Corsets* PAST BLfcCK, Ci SpirHe. LOO each. In Njew York, jOharleston * citiesj, same corset retails fit 1.25 . Ojur C;/B. at more| popular every day. Try oneiftid you will use no We Carry extra sizes and nursiug corsets .of tlifc famous ! Alsojlarge stock t*f Misses1 and Children** Corsets. 23 dozen Liueu Towels at 5c. each. No further rem* cespdry. B<i|t 5-4 Table Oilcloth at 20c. Minns' 1-2 Wool Ovcrshirts, worth 60c., at &5c. The Mat P.J_ i ? r\ Tlie Manhattan unUwndried shirt; at 90c; the belt tfajj offered in Camden, insurin|^0 a pcrfect fit. 4 php and | wristbands fe-iriforced. [ j The Manhattan laundri^djBbirt at 1.00, worth li25?j Qjelluloul Colin rs at 9c. The price makes tnem move. ' A full stock of Health Underwear at a reduction of If*' M^ns' Oats kfcvejbeen in steady demand with us; sold stacks of them'; what we have eft go at a { 3t) dozen ChiMrens' Fancy Caps, ' iilitary Caps. Yac etc.iii" 1 5 " ' c i.-? ? ~ for fg Mfehs r A ect. just in from large commission heu?frjj?rice 1<E i gno Is worth twice this amouqff Boys' WooL iHit M Wool Hats 10c. ^ SWEEPING i EEDU< 1NOUK $15 00 Suits, now $12 50. 110.00 ? ? $LOO. , ' $6.ClO *f M $5,00 $15 '00 Overcoat, now^i2.00, $10i00" " ?? ty.so.; * j Fall line BoVs' Gvercoaite ; sizes (J to SHOES! SHOE?! BKti Mens' High Cut? all leather Brogans, 1 .00. N' : " %i dn^Broganap: 1.25, ^ | Waddie band sewed, lace and congress, 2.E0 finest f: " u. u ~ 5.00 3||* . , : j Finest quality Ladies' porvgola Button and Lace/fw or common sense lasts at 1.76. r^*fclar price2.25. if ;j An elegant hand turned Ladies' Kid Shoe at StEPIAL," worth 2.75. Every style Ladies', Mens', Misaes* arid Children*' rh n6w on at 10% less than regular ]}rice. at ROJK BOTTOM. One car flc ur just inj Our <#(J)V15NIttJij! TKR" at 5.00 per barrel, is the same gradie you pajy 75c mom for. IVy us on Groceries, nothing stale ahd no fanc^ prices. To Merchants and tfholef?ale ; buyers te beg to say that we sell grtod at retail over our c writers for Teas than okr compete tojs' will price them at wholesale* |r > Fairy tales about big- bargai: n't worry us. conn! Will do its own talking. From now 'until Christinas j graters, dish jjivnr - V-HpH ' ! ?? ? ? li fe fcrory'orie of our customers spending A DOLL i ? . i% - f ^11 ? . ? % n iS ?? W S8PS! ? ??, due ting p#n?, spoons, egg beaters, wall pcckefr, corn popoers, (novel*, bam omers spending A DOLLAR withusq^V articles : j Coffee pots, dippert, bu?|tet?, ^ ash basins, bread toasters, dating p#?j, raers, currv corabs, scissors, stew pans, pte plato8vSteak tur waiters, baskets, handsome large do'ls, baby rubles/ chin* , rubber toys, toy watches, large framed chromoS, children** sets, match safes, tumblers, glass pitchers and an - articles for which there is no charge as- we will not 8' Remember : New goods which we will not allow to Competition met and undersold. All our goods leaden. ?i money's worth every time. VERY RESPECTFULLY!^"-.