The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 16, 1892, Image 3
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|f I'Hl'KCH DIRECTORY.
hfaz^p'XVKi:: \\* Cacttcu- ? Rw. W. W.
?g'*?U.s, Pa.^r-T. P,-.-a<;hin<r every SaM'ith
PI'; \t: U *. rn - -?I ;*? .-Vhool every Sab^
' *>aih at 5 j.. r> . Prayer meeting every
f gUf?ifl^.lav at r,p. m. The pabiic is
v ^T'fialjv f'; attend.
*fR .? f. Ki'i'< ,y\u Ciicrcii. ? Rev.-J.M
w??v=-v. {; tor. s??rvi re* Sunday at J>
i ^'eioi -k ; Sun. I a v S -i>/o!:ito p.m. Kv?n
V^-^i-rSv^ ai? |>.rn. Kri iay aft^rao^n
If ' "*rvice ;tF ft p.ru.
Bu'tio- Cm* >^v.- Myron
^ * *?>rdon- Pa^or- Pr;*arl>injr every
J^uiiday dt M .*? m. and 7 :4-> p. v. Sun
*?ay M rU-vtl 12 if. to 1 )'. M- every
^niuldj. Praver-meeting every Wednes
'*v S wViork i'. m. All seat*
^ro nvcV Ti^ pabiic is cordMJlv invited
attend. Th - C. V- P. S. C. E. ffceets
<- vv'rj' Suod iy at 5:00 p. m ?
, I-itti.kt'.n St ceet MeTiroDrsT
^ik.s:? h. -Kev. M. E Carlisle, Pastor.
Mi*f*Hin;2 e\ ery SanAkit H a. :u. and
^ *?"> f>. m. Prayer-n?eetlng Thursday at
* p. tic. if-uiday nchoolat 4:30 Strang'
**r^ a:i<! visitors "are cordin'uv jnvitdd.
?Ai! seals free*
Cctton 2iarkec.
RKFOKTED BY .
?SPHINX HEATH & CO'.
Th?% following are to day's cotton
quotations for tlieCa/Btien market:
Low 9
Strict Low Mid 9&
Middling - 9?;
' Strict Xi^.dling 9?!
?ioofI M idfllins - a 9^
^Strict Good Middiiag 9|
/ points PIC23D up.
Charleston, now has a regular lite j
t i European steamships.
The steamer "John M. Cofr>T was;
inl ihj^ Li'on bridge lundiag Monday. '
The meeting of the County Alii- j
ance will he held in Camden, on:
Wednesday; Jaa, llth. ^ >
The home paper don t charge you j
interest on back suo^criptHsa but!
you wait till the last before
paying it. don't you?- o
Ocr subscripton list continues to
grow, which is the best evidence to
us'tlhjiit Tiu C;ia>*iO?S grows in
public fator and popularity..
There la probably not as much
f nil oats planted this year as tVere
was last the deficiency should In;
more than made up in spring oats.
The reem rise in cotton is said
to have been withcut a precedent,
except during the late war when
the Sonthrn ports were blockaded.
Xmasis almost here, Tfce Regis
ter m an jttfi somebody chained a
live tur!*ey to his table. If anyone
bas served us thus we don't know it.
\et.
The Iveeley Institute /has just
purchased one of the handsomest
nn i high ^t.priced biddings in Co- j
himbia ? money mid s by curing
people of drunkenness
Brpsidect Si rode, of Ch-mson
''oilege has resigned because of ill j
heallb, and his resignation has !>een
accepted with regret by the board
of fustee?. A flood of applications
for the vacaoey is looked for.
?
Many complaints reach ns from |
patrons on account n? their papers.
All we can say is that we a! way?
mail them reguhr!y, and are unaMe
to insure their delivery afier tht-v
a re "deposited in the post office. If
any subscriber wiil notify 1:3 when
a paper fails to be received, we will
take great, pleasure in sending
another.
C.'arendton County by s two
boards of County commfssionWrs,
both claiming to be LegaiA The r?^ :
cently elected hoird qoairf!*# last
werk and Mtifltd the old/ooard *0
i>c ready to turn over the oflict and
records to them. Ttfis the old j
board T^fusad to do claiming that
the new board w*s not legal a* the;
otlice ?had been fbolished. The.
cew board thereupon notified the.
couty treasurer that they have quul- j
ified and not to pay any checks is- |
sued by the old board. The matter
will lik ly get into the courts.
- iy Iar'r.Cash Bargah Store.
r ay lor Co. give you a cordial
invitation to coma and inspect their:
stork of Xmas goods. They have
any and everything one could wish
Jor in the way of presents and the j
fcoauly <t it js that you cars get
tomethinn nice and suitable for a
very small sum.
Masonic Lectors.
Gen. J. D. Kennedy, Ex Minister
to China, nf Camden, under Mr
Cleveland's wfrse administration,
has accepted an invitation find will
deliver & m'fcsftnic address *J. this
place Deo $7th. Mav not only
this fraternity compliment them
selves on securing the ^ime <.f this
sreat man, bnt the entire pubhe,
his profoun I love and logic foe the
order, guided by the AHsfise eye,j
wi:l live and promote all who litres!
within the length i f her cable toe ;
to the higher plain.? Blacksburg
New?. ^
^?rsona! Mention.
Mr. H. H. WiltkovrskeVx who l;a?
been attending a horoi*?ical svjvpof
in Philadlphia for ra?re this a year,
has returned borne.
I)r 1. H. Alexander was at Ker- j
aaaw this week on professional bus*
iness.
M r* J. M. Williams of Charleston
is visiting Mrs S. M? Rosenlwrger.
Dr W. R. C'yburn of Westville
was ia the city Thursday
Mr and Mrs K. M. Robrts iiaw
ictumei h>?me from their trip.
Dr Sidney Hiason and Miss
Dora, fcl^Kershaw visited Mr D. E.
Hinsoa'snniT^ last week.
Mrs CapfT?To? Camden, is in the
<;ity on a vfsit to her daughter, Mrs
J. Stokes. ? Sumter. Herald.
. i Visit, eft he Bishop.
Bishop Nelson. of ti:e diocese of
: Georgia, will : n i ster the holy
; rite of confirmation at rise Episco
j pal ciicnch ?n Sunday, He will
[also preach the sermon during the
morning service.
Taylor L Co.
No. 1263 is the number that
Stakes the sewing machine. Tiin
i party balding such '.lumber will
! please coll and get the machine.
Very? Truiy, Tavler k C\>.
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;? Appointment cf Sohos* _ Trieste?*.
"The "t'im-e for the appointm?*at of
!^t hool Trnstees to serve f.>r the;
fnext two years will soon be nl !;a;j J. i
; Where thie citizens of any ^clioo! j
? district have any decided \jref
ertnee as to who shall serve as trus
?lees, they should send petitions to
the Country Board of Examiner?.;
indicaun* their pr< feresc*. as thej
Board will taka pleasure in coasid-;
?fin? such petitions. This should"!
i he done not, latir than January firs*. j
I and petitons should be addressed to !
J. M. Watts, chairman of the Board, I
or if left jat The Cbeoxicle office. '
they will !be duly presented.
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Time Eztended.
The CfllmptroIIer-General hag ex- ;
tended tl<e time for the payment of i
taxes to'January 1st, There was '
; an error Jn the resolution passed by I
the two hjooses extending the time j
and it hid to go back. Therefore j
the Governor recommended the;
Comptroller-General to make the
extension to January 1st, and savs:
it would he hazardous to the state's '
ioterest U extend it heyoud that)
.time. S<i every body had better!
pay up as there will prohably be no!
extension ufter that thgie,
A Bold Bobbery.
On Wednesday a tenant house in ;
the Anderson yard, occupied by
Reuben Reynolds col >red, and his
\fifo, wag broken open in the broad
daylight pnd Fohl>ed by Jim Taylor,
a coioretf hoy, just aj)out grown.
It was "fit 'first thou g fit that the
thief hajl gotten a coasi lerabl
amount bf money, ; but he fouud
ybout $4|0, He was recognized,
while in! the yard, by one of the
servants iind was caught and is new
ic jail. I
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JOT Course f Camden's All Bight
It was the editor's pleasure to !
spend a ijouplc of days last v^ek in '
Use historic town of Camden.
While there we were quartered as
?ij guest aft the Cunningham house
fvnd coul.d speak wlumns of the
hospitable manner in which we
were treated by the host and hosu
ess. Camden seems to be develop
ing an unusual spirit of enterprise.
We noticfctffseveral improvements in
tlic wa y" i>i buildings going np;
trade seem* to Ik* lively and the cit
izens art looking forward with
great h<^)es to the completion of
the cotton factory now in process
<?f erection. We hope they will de
rive material benefits as a result of
its Tsfafcliahment, Nothing like
manufactories to jielp along an in
land towft. ? Kershaw Era.
j
At &e Opsra House
The Chick Medicine and Concert
Company have been filling an en.
gagemen* atihe Opera House e^ ery
night thi$ week. They were per
forming i!a the Opera House in
Sumter when the big fire smarted
vhere I -is8 week, and hed all of L fx> i r j
supplies of medicine and a 2??nd
deal of tbeir hajgage burned. They
are sti! i in the nnj. however. They
will perf-irm t.onight and tomorrow
rriiiht find will give a matinee to
morrow ajfterooon, and will possi'-lv
remain a pa-t of next week.' The\*j
will receive before they go, another:
supply of their c< lebrated medicine ;
?.'RI O-CHO, the* great Mexican;
remedy, which is guaranteed to cure j
all forms of dyspepsia and nervous i
disease?. Their entertainments!
ronsist of singing, dancing, comedy '
acting, Irapoxn performances and j
contort iqnist sets ; a grea* deal of .
which is really wonderful, and all;
of whirl) is highly enlerlaiuing and
amusing. A change of program at
??Ver y performance. It is well
worth the small priee of admission,
winch is on !y 10, 15 and 20 cents, j
Deaths.
Mr VT. E. DeLoache died very |
suddenly ot his honjp, about three1
miles from Camden, last Friday |
night. While his health had nofcf
iK-en the best lately, l?e was attend- !
ing to his regular business the day
before his de ith. He was in his!
forty-eighth j'ear, and was a gener
ous whole-souled man ' his fi iends
were legion and his enemies few. :
He leaves a devoted wife and nine ;
children, the ..eldest of whorr has |
just reached his majority. He car- j
ried *6,000 insurance, and his f:imi- ;
ly vrill not he left dependent. The.
funeral was held at the residence, |
Sunday, | at two o'clock, r n-3 was j
conducted hy Rev M. L. Carlisle.
Littie Henrietta, the four year
old daughter of Rev and Mrs J. M. j
Sfoney, died very suddenly, Jast ?
Friday morning. The funerat was j
held Saturday at two o'clock, and j
was conducted by Rev Ellison Ca~
tyers, <-f Columbia. ygsgj
Mr Ak M. Hyams &e<l at his
home in! West Wa'eree, on Wed
nesday, after an illness of only a I
few days, with pneumonia. He,
was a brother of Mr3 S. A. Witt-'
kowsky, of this city. His body
was interred yosterdaj* afternoon
in the JewisiT Cemetery.
En^li.-ih Spavin I^nament removes
all Hard, S>ft or Calloused Lumps
and Blemishes, Curb;*, Splints,
Sweeney, liiujj-bone, Stifles, Sprains
all Swollen Throats, Gocgha etc.
Save *30 by the use of one bottle.
Warranted the most wonderful
Blemish Cure ever known. SoM by
Ll)r F, L- J^emp, Oamden, S. C.
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'^bea Baby waa sicJu wo gweher Casioria.
Wben ahewas a Child, abe cried for Oatoria.
Wfaes she became Mrog abe chxug to Caataria.
When aoe had Children, she gjarethesa Caataria.
legislative Proceedings.
The salary bill, prohibition bill
a.-,d county government hi. I, receive
i more attention than an}- other bills
before the General Assembly. The
; railroad bill, it is believed, will
| pass both Houses, and l he passage
I of the resolution calling a consti
tutional convention is assured.
The senator from Ketshaw intro
j ducd a bill to provide for. the pay- j
menl of the chairman of the board,!
of .county corafmssioners,\for ser
vices rendered as a member of the
board of jury commissioner*. Also
to vest *he title of tiie state ia the
portion cf the Catwba t'anal, run
ning through the lands 'of certain
parlies in West Water*?, in the
owners of the land through which '
snid canal passes upon certain con-'
ditio-ns. Your delegation had the
honor and pleasure of dining viitii
His Excellency, the Governor, on
Tuerday l ist. Ail seemed to enjoy
the occasion and feel perfectly at
eas? in Vhe Govrrnor1s Mansio?.
His better half gracefully and
pleasantly presided and we were re- [
luctant in obeving the call of duty i
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that out short our pleasant enter-, j
tainnienH The House has for two i
\ ? I
nights devoted their time and no- !
quence to the discussion- of the
prohibition bill. Douotlessi
somj measure will he agreed
upon, but the problem seems diffi
cult <if solution. It is believed that
a reduction of 10 pe_ cent, on Si'lar-i
ies will be finally agreed upon. I
The "free pass4' bill (a bill repeal- ;
ing the Act of 1803) has parsed the |
Hous?>, but will most, lik ly be'
Killed in the Senate, The Sea ate !
had its fiist night t-cssion on the
L J c I
9th inst. The county government !
and salary bids have consumed!
some considerable time, hrbce tbc i
necessity for night sessions, to fin
ish up the woik oa the calendar. }
j. r. m, j
TI|?&railroad b:ll and the 3alary
biil have passed ttie Senate and
have been scat t > ihe House. The
amis made a hard fi^ht a^aj^sl the |
passage ol both these bills. The I
repeal of the free *pass bill has !
passed the House, but will doubt- i
less be ki led in the Senate. The!
joint resolution calling a constitu
tulional convention passed the Sen
ate by a vole of 27 to 9. Senator
Buist, on behalf of the anus, ?>f
feted a)i amendment to the resolu
tion ""which provided for the ap
pointment of one commissioner in
each county and one manager of
election at each precinct fuom "die
aoti faction. H; made to ani
mated argument on his amendment, ;
whif:h was' replied to with mu?h j
in Hgnati ?n l?y John Gary I' j Vftll?. |
Senator Strait also replied auj. sai ?'
that no complaint had been made
f unfairness in elections (outside
of Charleston and that the amend
ment should only apply to "that
ci f 3*. . The prohibition bill passei -
the Hoii;-e fry a majority of 22
votes and hrtfs been re eived by the*
Senate. This body has before it a
substitute that meets with more
general favor. It adopts the dis
pettS'iry feature of theH uise hill;
abolishes the saioou, divides th?*
revenue dividend as follows: 50
oei cent, to the counties 25 per
cenf. to the s'.alo. 10 per cent t'?i
municipalities and reserves 15 pel
cent, for tlie expense of the dis- 1
pensarv, ete. The Senate hill in
troduced by your correspondent,,
lo provide compensation for the
chairman of the b>ard of county,
commission'. rs, passed ih?i Senate
last evening. It was opposed vig
orously by Senators whose ftount.ies
p.*?id salaries to county eomtr.i^sion
ioaers. Tiie Senate bill to cede a
portion of the canal iq West Wa
teree to persons owning adjoining
lands, was ordered to a third read- (
ing last night. We had the pleas- j
are yesterday of dining in company t
with Congressman and Mrs Si rait j
and others, at Secretery nif Stat*
TindaTs. His h< spitality and the
social enteitainment of his amiable
family were greatly enj >yed by all
^he participants. J. k. m.
? ^OBITUAET
Mr F. M. rrts^iicrnoa , a rerident of
oufs:s'er town of K?rsh,iw . departed
this life on Sunday morniujr. the Ilrh
in.->t. He vrn< born iu Alahina* but his j
father, the lion L. B. Stevenson, re- |
m oved to tliln county when the deceased j
was an infant. Mr F. M. Stevenson was [
reared in o ir county, and only removed f
therefrom ?> fe :: vea~s *go to take up Ills I
abode in K-vsrnw, where h*? remained f
until lie d'ed H.? marri -d Miss Nannie j
T. Trantham in IS . arid leaves her!
with three ?ma!l children to mourn their 1
loss.^'-He left us in the meri ? i in cvf : i fe, |
being only ?"><> yer.rs of aire. Possessed [
of a warm and generous h>?nrt, it was]
his greatest pleasure to perform tbos<*
acts of friendship and benevolence,
which Ilk *n earth to Iluvew. Of a
keen and pierc'n ? intellect, he wa* ever
an important factor in m itfers political,
legal or financial. IT ? had studied 1 iw
to great advantage. as -was the cise in
ar^y and all pursnirs in which his active
brain became en^rjed. He leaves a
memory fragrant, wi h the breaih of those
sweet. gentle. tender emotions and sen
tinv nts, whrch plead lik-? annals' for the
sad and melancholy weakness of poor fal
len human nature. With heart which
yearns toward him stiTl. JweJcon tempi ate
his unselfish devotion "to hi-; friends, hi?
loving care of his family and his high
toned conception of the right. Though
his immortal spirit has thrown off the
shackles of earth and <rone to that beau
tiful land, prepared far the Itrue, the
good and the brare still Hires in the
hearts of his friends. A ijniEXD.
Guarantee^ Cure.
We authorize onr advertised druggist
to sell Dr King's New Discovery for con
sumption, coughs and colds, !wpoa this
conditio*: Jf vou are affiictedfiroh a
cough, cold or any lung. throitfljr.cnest
trouble, and will use this r&r&ay a?Ali
rccted, givinjr it a fair trial-, and experi
ence no benefit. y?u may return the bot
tle and have your money refunded. We
could not make this offer did we not
k iow that 7>r King's Sew yiscoverv
(wild be relied on. It never dissapoints.
Trial bottles Free at Dr F. t. Zemp\
drug store. Large size -30c. and $1.
A Leader.
Since its first introduction, Electric
Bitters has gained rapidly in popo?fcir
favor , until now it is clearly in the lead
among pare medicinal tonics and altar*
1 atives, con tuning nothing which per
mits its use as an intoxicant or bevertfe.
; It js recognized as the byst aad purest
medicine *iar ail ailment of stonfach,
liver or kidtneys. It wilT cure sick headr
; ache, indigestion, consumption and drive
Btalaria froai the system. Satisfaction
guaranteed with each bottle Or the mon
ey will be refunded. Price oaly 50c. per
Sold bv Dr F. L- Zen>ji^
* 1 J J
1 ?
Bugg^en's Arnica Salve.
The Best Salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup
tions, and postivelv cures Piles, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per bos. For sale by F
L. Ze:ni*.
Rheumatism Cared in a Day-?
"Mystic Cure" f??r Rheumatism
nncl Neuralgia radically cures in J
to 3 days. It? action upon the
I system is remarkable and mysteri
ous. It at once removes the cause
and the disease immediately disap
p/ai;?. The first dose greatly Ivene
fits; 75 cents. Sold by F. M. Zerop
druggist, Camden, S. 0,
Itch, Mangejind Scratches of eve- 1
ry kind, on human or animals, cured !
:n 30 minutes .by Wolford's Sanitary
Lotion, This never fails. Sold b) i
Dr F. L- Zemp, Camden, S. C. i
^UMMONS FOR RELIEF.
(('nut plaint not Hevv&l)
Soctii Cakouxa, ) Court of Common
Kkrsuaw County, ) Pr.n:\s.
Herman Ha tun . assignee of JF\
1>. I'rantfiam, Plaintiff
aatii nut
Gaston Stewart and heirs at Jaw
of J jew is Catitft#nf deceased, Dc
fendants ,
To th?-~X^efendants :
You aie hereby summoned and re
quired to answer the comp'aint in this
action, and to ?erve a coi>\ of your an
swer to the Shid ^complaint, which is
filed in the office of th" clerk of Jhe court
of common ideas for the county of
K^rshow. at his office in Camden, S. C.?
within twenty dars after ih~ service
hereof, exclusive <">f ;he d-ij- of such ser
vice; and if you fail to answer the com
plaint within the t'me aforesaid, the
Plaintiff in th:s action will app'y to the
Court f >r the relief demanded in the
complaint .
J. T>. KEXXEDY,
Plainti (Ps Attorney.
"Dated Dec, loth, A. 1). 1S92.
To the heirs at law of Lewis Canthen , de
ceased. who, If any; are unknown to
Plaintiff :
T;:ke notice tl?at the complaint in this
action, together with the summons, of
which the forest dim is a eoj/Vis this day
filed in the office of the clerk kf the enurt
of common pleas for the tuvwity of Ear*
shaw and you are required to answer j! e
eomplaint herein within the time pre^
scribed by law or Plainti'F will appW t<>'
the court for the relief demanded
J. I). KENNEDY,
Plaintiffs Att'y,
Camden, S. C., Dec. nth. 1892.
R
EAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
new houses and lots on Monu
ment Square, in Camden, S. C., are of
fered for s?le. Applv to.
W\ OA KM AN or
J, T. HAY, Att'y at Law.
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^fOKTGAGE SALE.
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Soutii Carouna-K^usjiaw County
Catherine f*. Jirojtn to Tj. L. CUj
buru.? Mortgage of Steal Estate
T'nd *r and by virtue power of >
?ale oo itained in th? above stated moj-t
I wiil offer for pah1, Wfore the
Court hous.? (]oor in Camden , within the
!o.^: 1 ho.;rs of sale , on the first Monday,
the 2nd dav, of January, A. I). 1 SO: ? , the
following described real estato, te wit:
All that certain pi ?re, pi reel or tract
of land. Kins being and situated in Ker
shaw canuty, in the .state of South Caro
lina, known ;is part of L. L. CIvbnm's
Mi'l.r Plac-, containing one hundred
(100) acres, inorj or less, bounded and
described as follows : Starting atBrA.
Bower's land in fork of B isk in \s creek
and ; unning west Up Baskin's creek to
Li^rhtwood Tree, thence ?north course to
Pine Knot Corner on Bria^9 Branch,
thence dowiVsDri ir Branch to B. A. Bow
er's land in- fork of Baskin's creek and
Briar Branch.
Terms of. sale: ? Cash. Purcha-.er to]
pay f'M papery. L. L. Olybnrn,
Dec. 0th. l StT2. Mortgagee.
AflBSm - NOTICE.
I'r.rsnav.t to an Aft of th? General As
.venibfy. approved Pec. 24. ;?8I, en
tit J*mI "An Act to change the time for
listing pnperty f. ?r taxation " The
hooks wirl be opened for the purpose of !
rof( iting tax returns for the fiscal year
l$02-!?3, from 2nd of January to
20th February, 180 5. ?-'
All pcr-onsvowning. pro *erty or other
wise bavng cbi^tro.1 Lof jnirb property,
either as agent, hu.-baiuTri^jJdian fa
ther, trustee, executor, adiftjjpS$trator,
etf.. should return the same to the A-i- i
ditor ?>i the county in which such prop
erty is silnated, under oath and within
the t;me prescribe'} by law.
_ I // t ruiisfer# of real prop riff ?
must be reported to the Auditor at ;
trie time of assess ijiff.
Sec 21.3 requires "the Auditor to add 30 |
per cent. to the property valuation of
all persons who fnil to make their re
turns within the time prescribed h\*
VWw . e
All able-bodied male citizenp. between
the a^.'s of 21 and ">0, are required to pay
a poll tax of one dollar.
All returns sent by mail must he tmdtv
out on proper blanks and sworn t(5flW?fq I
some otHcer qualified to administer said :
oath. % r.
Tlie C'-cntv Auditor or his Clerk wjM j
be at the following places* at the times i
specified below to receive tax returns: j
Turkey Creek Church, (School House, ? ;
Monday, Jan. 2.
T.vzenby's. (VY. S- Smith's) ? Tuesday, I
Jan. 3. *???
Rally's Mill ? Wednesday, Jan. 4.
Buffjff'>, (IvirkleyV Store)?' Thursday,
\S Jan. 5.
AYestville ? Saturday, Jan. 7.
(Vintey Ilil' ? Monday, Jan 9.
LiVerty Hill ? Tuesday, Jan. io.
ftyfo's Mil!, (Capf A. Brevard's} ?
TiHusday. Jan. 12. r
Rat>on"& Cross Road's ? Friday. -Tan. IS.
Ctiretcm** Mill? Saturday* Jan. 14,
The following, name i gentletnen con
stitute the Township Boaids of Assess
ors. as i rid united b>lov^, ?which will meet
at the Auditor's} office in Camien, <#if
Monday, February 27th,
DeKalb Township? Sanrzel iBdykin. J.
T. Nettles and Chas. M. Alexander.
Buffalo Township ? *">. M. Bethuno, T.R
Kirkley aiwLSatnael T Cafdner.
Fbit Rock Township ? Joseph S. Gard
ner, P. T. Twitiv^fidW. F. Brewer.
Wateree Township ? Alfred Brevard ,
B. G. Team and J. J. Bell. \
These Board# will please meet iit
Auditor's office on the day mentioned.*
and, after taking the constitutional oath
and elcetii'fr a Chairman-*- will become
the Township Tioard of Ass?s ors. Be
fore these Boards the Auditor lay: the
returns of property in the respective
townships for the year I 90(2*93, which
thev will assess; without delay, ami Cer
tify its value te> the Auditor for taxation.
The Chainnen ?fthe Township Boar?l>
compose tlie County Board of Equaliza
tion, which Board will mett at the Au
ditor's office- on Tuesday ; March I3th,
189^ to equalize the property in the
Townships,. hear complaints, etc.
; . D. C. K1RKLEY
Auditor Kereliaw Comity.
CHRISTMAS FOR ALL!
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ONE CARLOAD OF CHRISTMAS PRESENTS FOR THE
LITTLE BABE IN THE CRADLE TO THE
DEAR OLD (pRAY HEA'D.
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EVERYTHING FROM TOE PARLOR TO THE KITCHEN.
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WE GIVE EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND ClillA) A COR
DIAL IN VITATIONTO CALL AT OUR STORE LOW
PRICES AND A! HEARTY WELCOME WILL
GREET YOU ALL.
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FROM NOW UNTIL' JANUARY WE GUARANTEE TO!
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BARGAINS IS XOW$ AT THi
STORE. WE HAVE G
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PRICES AXD
XOT AFFOMD TO MISS THIS SLAUGHTER hJL
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All wool Serges, 3& inch, fount r price 65, now 5
Jb ancy 1-2 wool Dress Goods, former pri^e 15 jj bo
Black and white figured, imported Sateens, worth
Over 500 yds. imported! fancy Sateens, actual val
have cut them dbwn to 10c, per yard.
56 inch, all wool Dres^ Flaijnels in navjr bluer
green, stitkbrown, former price $1.00, now B0c.
Black Sateens Ioe. goodek now Ocuer yard.
16 pieces extra Quality Ifelyetesns^Jfoll colors, 35 a
other houses ? 25cis our price. ? .. *?{ ; ;
We have just received a second shipment of Fur Tiimtafajj
Braids, Gimps, Moss- and Plush r Mramiogs, on which ire
special inducements, j ' v H; ' ? '
Arrived t-this day 32 pieces r ew styles Outing a
cloths at sNa^d 10c. per yard. You have been pay i$
15c. for similar goods and considered them cheap. j?
37 pieccs Waverly Novelty Ginrhams equ.il to the fiheift
hams made ; 121c.. should be the price, S? is enough frf tts^
25% reduction on all our dress j rid fancy Silks:
Fancy silk Velvets, tormer pi ice $1.25, now 90cjper
These Velvets are the latest th ng for Dress TrimJnjft
Waists. .. -4 | ? .*? ' ?! ] ./ i
18 pieces black Cricheraires end Henriettas, double
from 12?c. to $1.25 per yariU.
5 dozen Black Sateen C< rsets, FAST BLA.CK,
Spirite, 1.00 each. In New York, Charleston a&d
cities, same corset retails at-l/2o. Oar C, B. at 95c. is
more popular every day. Try ( ue and you will usfe
We carry ektra sizes au3 nursing ^prsets of this famol
Also large stock of Misses' and Childtens' Corsets. ,
25 dozen Linen Towels at 5c. tachA No further re
ceseary. ?' i. .
Best 5-4 Tabic Oilcloth at 20c.
'eMails' V9 Wool ?vcrshirts, wlrth-60c.,ot 35c.
The Manhattan irtikundried shirt at $0c; theMfesfc
offered in Camden, insuring yoa ii perfect fit. 1 li^en
and wristbands reinforced. t
The Mauhattan laundried Shir: M 1.00,;worth 1.25
Celluloid Collar at 9c. The price makes them mole.
A full stock of Health Underwear at a reduction 61
Mens' Hats have been in stea ly demnjnd with us,
sold stacks of them ; what we hare^feft gi> at ? bigss
30 dozen ChiMrens' F&n<fy Cap^'^ilitflirjf^CapS, Ya^
etc., ect. just in from a large com nission tausb. Prioe
for goor3s v/orth twice this amount Boys' Wool;
Mens' W?p Hats 10c. f ? Vj !
A SWEEPING REDUC
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15 00 Suitp, now $12.50.
10.00 " ? if.oo.
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15 00 Overcoat,- now $12.00.
10.00 " $7.50.
!?:2? Soi* wim,
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$5.00 '? i> $3.
$12.00 Overco*lnow
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Full line Boys Over< outg ; sizes 0 to IS. j, :
SHOES!
Mens' High Cut, all leather Slogans, jl.OO.
SHOES! SHOESt m
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Finest quality Ladi?s' Dongaln Button and Lace, pointed toe* J
or common sense lasts at 1.75; regular price 2.25. |
'An elegant hand turned Ladies' Kid Shpa at 2.JOO, "OUR
SPECIAL," worth 2.75. *! ' ^ ?
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Every st\le Ladies'. Mens', Mjsses and Childrens
now on at 10^' less thrtn regular price.
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at ROJK BOTTOM. One car jiour Win. Our <-OVEXBUSk (rj
TER" at 5.00 per barrel, is the samj^radi^ you pay 75c more I ;
for. /T^y us on Groceries, nothing srale and no fan<iy prices.
To merchants and wholesale buyers we beg tq say that we L ;<?: :
sell good- at retail over our codnte 'S for less than bit compej^ | ]\ J
tors will price them at wholesale. . : ' ? ?
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Fairy tales about big bargains on 5,' 10 and 25c. counters
don't worry us. ' I > 1. ? r.i
OUR 5, 10 & 25'. COUNTER i
Will do its own talking. From: now until Chr&inQg we
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to every one of our. customers spending A DOLLAR wifli
choice of the following articles i Coffeepots, dippers, VL-'
grat?rs, dish pans, wash ba^ns, bread toaster^ dostf
spoons, egg beaters, wall pockets, corn popoera, shovr
mers, curry combs, scissors, stew pans^ pre plates,; steak
waiters, baskets, bandsome lar?e do' Is, baby rattles, ot
rubber toys, toy patches, large framed cbromoL child riuV tea
sets, match safes, tumblers, glass pitchers- and aarimndfid other
articles for which there is no charge as we frill hot SeBthftm.
Remember : New goods wb'ich we will not allow to ferow oUu^ur
Competition met and undersold. All our eoodileadefs.
money's worth, every tim^. iVEBS BESPECtHJLLY
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J. W. /STEIN.
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