The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 30, 1892, Image 3
R DIRECTORY.
El
an ('fCURru. ? Rev. W. TV
Preaching every Sabbath
Sunday School every Sab
Praye'* !?;???. t'sng every;
6 p. m. The public i? 1
! to attend.
Eiwopu Cifvwt n. ? Uev.J.M j
Rector, Services Samlay nt lis
Sunday Sch?->o! at "> p.m. K ven
al 6 p.m. Friday afterntwu J
at 6 p.m.
Cnirwu. ? Rev. Myron
Pastor. Preaching even.*
at 11 a. m. and 7 :4'> p. m. Sun
wrhool from li m. to 1 r. m- every
. Prayer-meeting every W t*dnex- '
at 8 "w clock v. m. All seats
The public w t opJiaUv inviteti
The C. Y. P. S. C. B. meet*
Sund.i v at j :C0 p. m
LITTLETON STREET MiETHf*DlST
si.? Uer. M. L. Carlisle, P;i8tor.
eve^y Sunday at 11 a. :n. and
P? m. Prater- meeting Thursday at
? ^ P- in. f ua<!ii.y school at 4:30 Straug
visitor* are cordially invited.
All free, i
Cotton
rk#orted i*y *
SPRI>GSA heath & co.
??ot,,if"l!'>7'V *re 10 w??
<IU0iati?n3 for Vie Camden market:
Low Mid *
Strict Low Mid a.
Middling ?
^irict Middling
Strict Gooj ^W>l|in2
POINTS PI02S5 CP, |
romorrow i? lSe I
ing taxes. * 3 W j
&?*?p,oe,| im, !
trsl Uotl1' ttmf,or?ily ? U? Ceo
iis ^ J
*elo55i ar^ Lo <lraw (>a more ;
The man who is most respected 1
18 li*0n? who ?lw;,vs makeshjs
w?r?l ?jvvk?.
r% ?- writing it '93. j
OU* 92 is ai?oot ready to shuffle off'
mmkisj* ??rui coil.
A aetr sct*eduio will fm put >n:o
operation by the S. C. K. VVy. Si>in
dav; giving C:?mden two trains
day an that road.
This is the time of- year when the
economical man takes la rune a han
dle of medical almanacs in order to
avoid taking a home paper.
/ mco*z tbeir new resolutions, w?>
trust that $ach and evety one of
our 9ubsciibcrs will record a sol
emn promise to pay for *heir paper. !
The first of *J&nuary is a srea t
time for moving. Those of our
subscribers that change their posi
e'e should notify us in order that
we may send their paper lo their
new address.
The city eo^cil passed the sup-j
)n$ ordinance at a meeting held on j
Monday. Owing to the probably ;
decrease of the liquor revenues
a consideiab'e extent, the tax levy <
j.va3 raised to 8 mills.
An old citizen remarked that now
is the time to dip wells if you want
a constant supply of water. He
*ays the water is now low in the
earth and if 3*0*1 dig four f*?et after
striking water the well will never
* t
go dry.
4il have two. neighbors who bor
row my Chkoxicle every ^eek,"
saitl a good substantial farmeijdH?e
other day, "and if ihev dont send
in theii names the fiist of January,
I am going to subscribe and have
the paper sent fco them.
\
A citizen says that he is a candi
date for a place in Mr C'lev* land's
< abinet, and if he cannot get a
i.laev there he might l>v iniuced to
accept a smaller position. He is
one of these accomodating kind and
will not be offended at any position
1 hat Mr Cleveland might offer him.
This is what we call patriotism. -
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Personal Mention.
Mrs A. D. Kennedy h:vs returned j
heme afiej an extended visit to iel- !
atives in Alabama.
Mr W. M. Shannon, jr., of Ms
con, Ga., is spending ihe holidays !
!ier^ .
I Mr Fletcher Batemnn, w!u. has
1 been appointed deput}* to Sheriff,
\\ Williams, has located in the city
and is boarding at- Mrs Paiker's. j
fl 9 !
Messrs Dick; Manning ami Jim
Richardson, of ...Clarendon, are
spending the holidays with relatives
ia the, city.
Misses Km mie ard Hattie Truea
Je! are visting friends at WestvQte.
Mr Jno. J. Lindsay was in Ches
ter this week on a visit to his
- mother.
Mr Walter King* and family, of
Darlington, were here on a visit to
lelati'-^a this weefc. .
%
M iss Madgte Melts, of nlacks
burg, is vUi ting relatives here.
Mr Willie who has been
assisting Capt, Clybcrn in buying
- cotton, baa returned to his home in
Lancaster,
Messrs H V.ier and Adam# spent
i hristmaC' at their hoars in Rock
Hill, ^ ,
Committed Staicfde. r
*?? n Weinberg committed ani
Mrs Geo. Dargan ol Darlington
is vi er moUier Afrs J. M
Jav;
213 7123 MONDAY KI3HT.
I ?i2.">,000 Worth ol Property IV- i
, Htroyed.? Tfae Orisrln Un
known.? Insurance Covers Not
More Than Half the Loh*.
/Fhe row of btfilding* extending
(iam tbe bank of (Jatiden 10 I)r
Zemp's drug ftore went up in
tlamea in a hurry Mocitay night,
j Except for the severe losses su?
; uiined, it is a mailer of c-oiijjratu
* ration to the city that iiie old fire
| trap is removed, a? ?! vm* a con
jstant menace. Had the firvf oc
j cured f>a a dry, winrfv uighfr, it,
ruigijf, have spiead and done a great
ileal more damage, wh<-reas now the
apace will doubtless be built up
soon in handsome brick
The fire started in Da ire Shan
non s store about midnight. 'ihe
Saints weteseen bursting forth and
u<> clue can be ascertained as to
the cause, although there are stiong
suspicions thai it is n piece of in-|
eehdiarism. Tbe flames extended
South rapidly, sweeping up. every
thing) until the new 'building
idjoining the Hank of Camden was
reached- The time o<jcupied in itsi
destruction was about Ihr^e hour*.'
No use whatever con id be made of
the fire engines, and tlic few people
that arrived on the scene ea-ly j
seemed 1-ath to give assistance. i
AMt-bodied men, to their disgrace,
in numerous instaccei, actually re- ;
fused to work, eveu af'-er being of
fered from $2 to $5 jx;r hour.
Nothing whatever was saved out;
of Dave Shannon's storp. A good
many oarrels were "lolled out of j
GeisenheiroerV bar, hut consider- j
ably over half of his stock was de
stroyed. Little or nothing wasj
saved from 3. C. Mat's stock. The;
band instruments, whicn were kept,
in the old Town H-d', were saved j
together with all th<* music. Thei
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fixtures and nearly* all the ixnplt- 1
meats in McLains barber shop,!
were saved.
The insurance is as follows:
Dr F. L.Zemp's store. damaged]
by heal lo the extent of $100; eov- !
creddby insutance.
Store of A. Sidne}' Smith, occu
pied by H. C. Elliot & Co. (i)avet
Shannon s); insurance on building!
$600; on st?ck, $900.
Building l>clonglng to estate 'if'
B. Rich, insured foj ?1,000.
Wm Geisenheimer, $1,000 iusur- >
ance on stock and $1,000 on baiiri-j
ing' : I I". *;
Building of Miss Mary E, Man, !
(J. C. Man's sto ,e ; ) on buiidinsr,
^250 and $2,000 dn stock.
OU Town.. Ha?i (J.C.Man5*;)
$1,000^4 nsuraace pn building and ?
none on several thousand tfoHarsj
worvh of gootfs 9tored in it.
N?-w Burdell btnkUnfe, damaged
to extent of a'wut $S00 ; fully cov
ered by n-urance in a builder'*
risk.
The to ?{ insurance amounts to
$8,750 and iIhj 1o?8 sustained, value I
of the buildings and stock also to
a great extent, can only be esti
mated, rbat amounts to near about
$25,000. Mr Jobn C. Mm; is the
heaviest loser; Ifis loss*?i?, over and
above insurance, reach about
$8,000.
The Are oceur?d during the seowj
storm, and this greatly assisted in
preventing the <fiie from Pitching
elsewhere, as the cinders were car
ried hundreds i?f yards. A good
|denl of stealing; was done, but the
thieves could not be caught up with
in the excitement. This is the
(largest and most destructive fire
| thai, has occuted in Camden for
fifteen >eare. >
Marriage, v' j
Mr Gus L<?ilis and Miss Alice
I Hammond stole a march on unsus
pecting friends and relatives Sun
day nigh I, and called upon the Rev
M. W. Gordon at hia residence, who
j united the happy couple in raatri
; mony. - ?
B^ligicus Meeting.
Wc are requested to announce
| that Rev P. C. Battle will conduct
| a series of religious meeting in the
[Opera Houae every night next week
j ami that the public generally and
! the preachers; of lhe city especially
ijij-e cordially j invited to attend.
i_
Cutting Scrapes.
^Jose MeCaa was serionsly stab
ben. T uesday afternoon l^y Solomon '
Thompson out at, the DtmJup place:
near town. He was trying to part;
Solomon and another -combatant, j
when be himself got several severe
cms, but it is thought he is not
fatally ^routded.
On last Monday evening therel
was a^ cutting effrayon Main street,!
in which Dick Crim, a rather disrep- !
ntabWcharacter, succeeded in cut-;
tins Adam Reed, Cornelius Cantfyj
and Evan Coleman. Noneof them
ari^daogeroasly injured.
Business Change.
Mr S. M. Rosen'^erzrr, who has
| been a resident of Camden far
; 1$ years pa*t, ;has >ofd out his
business to Mr W. Geisetiheimer,
land will fei*e for New York in a
i few weck$. Mr Rosen larger' has
i a. large circle of war? friend*jj*Mf?
htili great fy regret hia liep-irto^e. j
[ Mr Geiaenheijf ?r, who was fawn t
?out in Moa lay n^ftv'a fire, wSl
m9ve what slpek of bis that was
saved injjo bis new quarters and
will take fcharge Monday, where he
will cnnUi nne to run a first-class
bar, and will he ptensed to serve all
the friends and patrons of both es
tablishments.
; List oHJijiaiaad Letters. ?
The f*Ild$ria;? is * list of letters re
maining nflralled for in the Oanidtm
poat office 1 br/.the week endiag Nor
27th 1? VSi ? XTj
Amelia Atfamaen
Julia Masftir
Elia% Jonfw
{} Mart Kiehiiens
j Ola GWAurd
I Martha Mn-pby
f 1 Oner Smith
Wra Ham?
Bnrrel Bpy kin
wr~~
Sarah Jane*
Sarah Mnrphr
E A Brad!e?
Oney Campbell
Nieey McXiel
Sarah McDoireli
.T A Gilbert
Mark Gaodvria
M A Ilinsoa
J f. Parker.
call in jr for these letters will
what week they were ad
; tjj, G .Alexander* P? M.
K Iri.
Pronounced Hopeless Y^t Si'.vcil
From a letter written hy Mriy^da E.
Hart, cfGroton, D., we quote s "Was
taken with a bad cold which setiiecLpn
mv lung*; cough set in and finnUyNt#i?
minated in consumption. Four doctors
-?ave me up, saying 1 cfoVi live but a I
short time. I gave myself up to ray Sav- j
i.<ur, .'.eterrmned if I conld not stay with j
my frier. d-v on earth, I wonW meet my
alwen: ones above. My husband was j
advised to $rK L?r Ki"g*a New Discovery
for romumtioit, coughs a id voids. I
>rave ir a trial, took in all ei^ht bottles;
it has eurr i nie and thank God I am now
a w*?ll ai:d hearty woman.*" Trial lit
tle* free at Pr F. 1~ Zemp's drug store,
regular bize rents and 31X0.
Good Looks.
Good looks are more than skin deep*
: depending upon u healthy condition ? f
all the vital organs. If the live* bi* in
: active, you have ?? bilious look an<l if
? vonr stomach be oisordered yon have ?
dyspeptic and if y or kidneys be affected
j you have n pinched look. Secure good
j health and yon will have good looks .
Electric Bitters i * the great alterative
j and tonic, sets directly on these vital
i organs. Cure*, pimples, blotchf*. boils
and jfives ago?d complexion. Sold at
Dr F? L. Zernp's dru-^ store , 50 c/nta per
| bottle.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
The Best ^alve in the world for Cuts
' Kruises, Sores. Vipers, Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores. Totter, -(/happed H*nds.
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup
tions, and postivftly cures Piles, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction. or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by F
L. Zemr..
Rheumatism Curpd in a Day.?
"Mystic Cure" f??r Rheumatism
and Neuralgia -radically cures in 1
to 3 days. It? action upon thc.i
system is remarkable and nusieri
ons, It at once removes the cause
and the disease immediately ;lis?>p
pears. The first dose greatly bene
fits ; 75 cents. Sold by F. M. Zemp
drnggist, Camden, S, C.
English Spavin Linument remove*
all Hard, Soft ot-A*l Housed Lumps
and lilemishcs, ^-C+rrbs, Splints,
Sweeney, Ring-bone, Stifles, Sprains
all Swollen Throaty, Coughs etc.
Save $-30 by the iistf of one bottle.
Warranted the most wonderful
I>lemi-h Cnre eveT known. Sold bv
T>r F. J* Zemp, Gamden, S. C.
Itch, Mange and Scratches of eve
ry kind, on human or animal-, cured
in J30 minutert by Wolford's Sanitary
Lotion. Tl.is never tails. Sold b)
Dr F. L. Zemp, Camden, S. C.
i r J; ; . * ? c
'flliea Baby was sick, wc gave her Castoria.
Waen she was & Child, she eried for Castoria.
Wien she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When aha bad Children, she gave them Castoria.
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1 L ' * I
\JC7 ANTK1>? TO HIKE A
j? - youn?r coJoreil woman to <lo
hfu>?cw<wk, ?r(Kin errand* and attend t<?
chambers. For a suitable one good
wajrea will be paid v.c -kly or,, monthly?
as desired. Apply at this office.
' fffiWTICI. ~
Haying so'd ont my business, all par
ties indebted tome are hereby notified 1
to ma!:e prompt payment of acconnts du;?.
All accounts remaining unpaid on Jan .
1."), 1893; will !?><? placed i.? the h in U of
mv aUorn.v f :r collection.
S. M. KOsKN'RERGEK. 1
rrrv ra m&
City Tkeastreu's Office )
Camden, Dee. 20, IS!) J \
This office will b?? opened on tlie 2nd
(lav of January. k<!)3. and kept open
*?ailv, Sundays excepted, until the 20th
day wf January , for The purpose of re
. reiving returns of real *nd personal prop^.
crty. "\
i By order of Council. ^
J . L. BR.\?rtX?TON,
' Git\/' Treasurer.
?r ! \
??or sale.
T will offer for sale all of my househol 1
furniture. All wishing to purchase and
want bargains, call at once.
S. M. ROSEXBERGER.
gl 'MMOXS FOR RELIEF.
Soi'Tir CaKoI.INA, ) Ct>l"?T OK CoMMfeN '
KeUSJIAW Co L' NT v.) PLEAS. ? j
John 4. Armstrong , Plaintiff
arjaiTtHt,
Cuimingham J*. C ureton, Ecerard
B. Cifreton, John B. 0 ureton,
Elizabeth C. McC.aa, Mary C.
Boykin , Rebecca C. Lucas and
Margaret Whitaker, Defendants.
To the defendants ,
Cunningham B; C ureton , Kvorar<i,B.
Cureton, John B. Cureton, Elizabeth C.
MVCaa, Mr?ry C. B >ykki, Rebecca. C.
Ltlras sn<l Margaret \Vhi;aker:
Yon are hereby summoned and re
quired to answer the complaint in this
action, of winch a copy is herewith sierv
etl upnn you. and to serve a copy of your
answer io the said complaint on the }<ub*
scriber at his office in Camden, S. C..
within tw T.iy days after the service
hereof, exclusive of the day of snch ser
vice; and if you faii to answer tlie com
plaint within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiff in this action will app!y te the
court for the relief demanded i;i the coaii
plaint- - J f
\Y. I>. TRAN'INJ AM,, f1
v Plaintiff's Awxmtv.?
D*tad Dec. 22, A 1). !8.)2. V: )V " s
To the Do fondants ,
John B. Cureton, Elizabeth C. McCna
an<l Rebecca 0- Lui-as: Take notice
fhnt the complaint, together with the
commons, "f whi.h the foregoing i.s a
oopy, was filed in the office of the clerk
af the court for the county of Kershaw
and state of iSVv.it h Carolina^on the 22nd
of December, 1892. i -
\V. D. T3*$T8l#v
j Plaintiff's Attorney.
i' t . . ,
TWO mroSUALLT.OOOD 0FP2BE.
REAL CHK1STMAS GIFTS.
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larged ir> 2">G pages) of Liiat jglghtcst of
quarterly ^nbiications.
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| I PPLICATION FOK JLICENSE.
I* I i:r
Notice hereby ciren that I will np
! ply to the City Conftcil of Camden at the
first regular meetinf in January. 1893,
for 3. 'kense to sell spirituous junl malt
liquors in the citj of Camden. S . C-, dur
ing the year 189*. J. F. Smith.
"w ? \ '
Notice is hereby {riven that I will ap
ply to the city Council of Canvlen, at the
first regular mee^p iu January, 1898.
ior a license iosff spiritnous and malt
liquors in the city of CamcLui, S. C., dar
ing the 3- ear 1893.
r W. Geisexheimer.
Notice is hereby fiver, that I will ap
ply to tli* eitv Council ofCamden, at the
first rfjrular iroeting in January, 1893,
for^a !icen?e to sell s-pifitnons and malt
liquors in- the city of Camden. S. C.j, dur
mg the year 189J. W.^IR^laxd.
Xotiee Jo hereby siven that I will ap
ply to the city (V.nneil oJCamden, at
the first regular meeting in January, 1893,
for a license to sell spirituous and malt
liquors in the city of Camden. S. C*., dur
ing the year IS93. J.jiin* McSmykl.
J^EAL EST AT IS rull SALE.
Two new house* and lots on Monu
ment Square, in Camden. S. C., are of
fered for sale. Applv to.
W. OAK MAN or
J. T. II AY. Att'y at. Law.
gUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
( Complaint not Served)
South Carolina, ) Cc&rt of Common
Kersiiat* County. ) Fleas.
Herman Battm, assignee of W.
1). Trantham , Plaintiff
anal nst
Gaston Stewart and heirs at law
of 1 Ar wis Cd^ithen, deceased, l)e
fendanti
To the Defendants:
Yo:i a:e hereby summoned and re
quired to answer the complaint in this
action, and to serve a copj of your an
swer to the said complaint, which is
filed in the office of the clerk of the court
of common pleas for the cc^inty of
Kershow, at his office in Camden, S. 0..
within twenty days after the service
hereof, exclusive of .he day of .such ser
vice ; and if you fail to answer the coin
plaint within the t me, aforesaid, th/j
Plaintiff in ihix action will app y to ttfe
Ciourt f<.r the relief demanded iw'the
complaint .
J. D. KENNEDY,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated Dee. jOth, A. D. \S92. f
To the heirs at law of Lewi? Canthen , de
ceased, who, if any, are unknown t? |
Plaintiff:
Take notice that the complaint in this'
action. toir?'ther w-th the sumuvn^, of
which the f.iregoins; i* a. copy^ is thj? day ]
filed hi the office of the clerk of the court
of common pleas for the c\?unty of Ker
shaw and iii r< d to answer the
complaint herein wljiin the lime pre
scribed by law or Plaintiff will apply tjj
the c<r)uvt fokthe r> Yri deman
V / KKNtN
* Plaintitf
Camden, S. C. >.V: l.'th, 18)
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OUTGAG i:
South (?'ar<>j,ina-Kersi|aw County
Catherine (\ Brown to L. L. Cly
burn.?Movtffaf/e of Real Estate
Und-r and l?y,vir'u? of :i power of-!
saltrfcontained i rV the a^vt^tar^l movfc-ij
irajzc, I will offer for salpf before1 tth?j
court hou^?; door in CaAlen , within tin*
le^al hours of sale, on tin? /first MoivUiy, j
the-2ncl <la v, of January > A. D? 1393, the
i ? rl I o w i n<r li? ribed real estate. ti; wit:
All tl i ;;t ?certain piece, parcel or tract
of land# 1. ins being andjdiuarod in Ker
shaw c>uuty..in the .state f S.vurh Caro
lina, known tis part <-i L. L. Clyburn's;
Miller 'Tlacs, coniahti:i?r 071c h unci red
tlOO) acres, more or less, bounded and
describwl as follows: Starling at B. A.
I Sower's kind in fork of B.udUn's creek
and sunjjinir u'est up Buskin's creek to
IJght wood Tree, thence a north course to
Pine Krtflt Corn* r on Briar Branch,
thence down Bri ir Br*n"h to B. A. Bow
er's laud in fork of Ba?kin\s creek and
Briar Branch.
T? rms1 of sale: ? C.ish. Purchaser to
pay Km papers. L. L. fivbnrn* -
Dee. i?th. 18i>2. Mortgagee.
aim ? mi
I*nrsuai:t to nn Act ofthe General As
'Miibly. approved Dec. -24. ?81. on
titled "An Act to change the time for
listing property f>r taxation " Tile
books wi'l be. opened ftir the purpose of
receiving tax returns for the fiscal vear
IS. 92 -03, from 2nd < f January 1893, to
20tb February, ISO 5.
All persona owning pro;*eiry or other
wise hav>ng control of sm.h proiKTty,
either as fluent, husband, guardian fa
ther. trustee, executor, administrator,
etc.. should return the same to tlie An- 1
ditorofthe county in which "such prop
erty is situated, under oath and within
the time preacril>e<y>y law.
Ati transfers of real proprty
m ust be reported to the Auditor at
the time of assessing.
Sv* 21o requires the Auditor to ado 50
per cent, to the property valuation of
all persons who fail to make their re
turns within the time prescribed by
law. * ' ??
AH able-bodied male citizens, between
tlte ages of 21 and oO, are required to pay
a poll tax of one dollar. . a
All returns sent by mail foust he m<ide
out on proper blanks And sworn to before
sonte officer qualified t?> administer said
oath. ,? ,-r ' ' <*>
Tl?e C i cnty Auditor orjji* Clerk will
be at the following p'.aces' at the times
specified below to receive tax return* :
Turkey Creek Church, (School House)?
Monday, Jan. 2.
Lvzenbv's. (W. S. Smith's)? Tuesday,
Jan. 3.
Haley V Mill ? Wednesday, Jan. 4.
Buffalo, (Kirklev'* Store) ? Thursday,
Jan. 5.
Wjegtvllle ? Saturday. Jan. 7.
Cantev Hil'? Monday, Jan 0. ^
Liberty Hill ? Tuesday, J:m. 10.
Doby's Mill, (Capt A, Brevard's) ?
hflinrsday, Jan. 12.
Ranbfep's Cross Road's? Friday, .Tan. 13.
Ctireton's Mill? Saturday, Jan, 14, ,
Tfhe fallowing name 1 gentlemen cofta
stifcute the Towmhip Boards of Aaaei*^
orsu. as indicated below , which, will meet
at the Auditor's offi -e in Camden, on
Monday, February 27th, 18 3,:
DeKalb Township? Samuel Boy kin, J.
T. Nettles and Chas. M. Alenandepr
(Buffalo Township? n. M. Bethnoe/T.R.
[ Kirkh-y awl Samuel T Gardner.
iTlat Rock Townahip ? Joseph" S. Gard
ner, P. T. T witty And W, F. Brewer.
Wateree Township ? Alfr?*d Brevard,
B. (i. Team and- J. J. BeH. :?
These tyoarda will please meet at the
! Auditor' suffice on tlie drfy mentioned!.
| and. after Jakiug the constitutional oath
l and ele6tii*g a Chairman, will become
the Township Boara of Ass** orn. Be
fore these Boards the Auditor lav; the
ret 11131s of property in M** re?*pective
townships for tlie year? liw-93, which
thev will assess, without delay, and cer
tify its value to the Aaifitor for taxation.
The Chairmen of the Townahip Boards
? compose the County Board of Equaliza
tion, whick Boanf will meet at the Au
ditor's office on Tuesday ; March 14th,
1JJ9T?. to equalize the property in the
Townships, bear complaints. ete.
D. C, KIRK LEY ,
* Auditor Kershaw County. !
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CHRISTMAS FOR ALL!
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EVERYTHING FROM TDK PARLOR TQ TI1E KITCHEN.
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IBICES AND AT IIEABTY , WELCOME WILL
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"Quick "sales, Spall profits, five "and "let live.'
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THE TIME A XD PLACE^FCf&YilOV UMISG
BARGAINS IS XOir AT THE OPER
STOGIE. WE HA VE GIVES O VB WfSL
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ER SALE.
All wool Serges, 38 inch, former price 65, ijow 50c.
fcancy 1-2 wool Dress -Goods, former prlcejlo, now 8c.
Black and white figured, imported Sateens, Worth 15,now 8|e,
Over 500 yds. imported fancy Sateens, actual value 20c; we
have cut them down to 10c. per yard. v j
- 56 inch* all wool Dross Flannels in navy blue, black, tan,
green, and hrowi\,? former jirice $1.00, now 8tyc.
Black Sateens 15c. goods, now 10c per
16 pieces extra quality Velveteens, all colors,
other houses? 25c. is our prjee. '
We have just receired a second shipment
Braids, Gimps, Mess and Plush Trimmings.
special inducements.
Arrived this day 32 piecea new styles
bf'-Fw Trim
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cloths at 8 and 10c. per yard. You have peen pay)
15c. for similar goods aijd considered thera cheap.
37 pieccs Waver ly Novelty Ginghams equ il to tfaie
hams made: 121c. should be the price, Si is enough finr
25% reduction on all our dress and fancy Silks.
Fancy silk Velvets, former, price 91 25| now 00c, per y*
These Velvets are the 1m tost thing for Djress Trimmings "
blactc\ Cachemires and Henri
wtiieljiire
Waists.
18 pieces
from 12*c. to $1.25 Wr yard.
5 dozen Black Safeen Corsets, FAST
Spirite, 1.00 each. In New York, Charh
cities, same corset retails at 1.25. Our C.
more popular every day. Try oue^and yj
We carry extra size? and nursing corsets
Alsb large stock of Misses* and Children**
25 d#zen Liueji Towels at 5c. each. further remarks ne
cessary. I . ?{
Best 5-4 Table Oilcloth at 20a
Mens' 1-2 Wool Overshirts, wCrth 60c., it 3oc.
The Manhattan unUundried shirt at 90c; the best thin
offered in Camden, injuring you a perfect fit. 4 ply linen
Ifcw, double
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?u will use no ot
this famous
upsets, tv
and wristbands re-inforced.
The Mfohattan laqndried Shirt at 1. 00,
worth
Celluloid Collars t 9c. The price mulct s then* jnove.
A full 1 stock of Health Underwear at a deduction hti 15#
Mens1 Hats have been in steady dema?d with us. We have
sold stacks of them ; what we have left gd> at a big sacrifice
30 dozen ChiMrens' Fancy Caps, Military Cjtps. Yact% 5
etc., ect. just in from a -large commission jieuse. Price 10 to
for goods worth twice
Mens' Wih.1 Hats J0c.
this amount Boys
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Wool Hit*
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$ 15 00 Sails, now $L2.50i
$10.00 * " $*>.00. \
$6.00 , u <V $5.00 V.
$15 00 Overcoat, now $12.00.
$10.00' 44 ,'j $7.50.
$12 00 Suit?, now $10.
$8.00
$5.0^
$12.00 O wcoat nov 10.00
$7.50
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Full line Boys' Overcoat* 'f izes G to 13.
?. 96.
SHOES! , , !
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Mens* High Cut, all leather Brogartsj 1.00.
" " * 44 %< (lre?s B^dgftH8, 1.25, *;|
V 1 Waddie hahd sewed; lace anjd congress, 2.60.
" finest " ' u
3.75. ; I f . ? .::<y:7v
Finest quality Ladies' Dongola Buttjon and Lace, pointed toe
or common sense lasts at 1.75, refritfaif ' L '
An elegant hand turned Ladies'
SPECIAL." worth 2.75.
Every st\ le Ltdies', Men*', Misses*
now on at 10% less than regular, pricj?
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at ROJK BOTTOM. One car flour just in. Our VOYENBUS
TKR" at 5.00 per barrel, is the same grade you pfcjr 75c mora
for. Try us on Groceries, nothing stale and no fancy prices.
To merchants and wholepale btyers we beg to say that we
sell good at retajl over, our ountefs for Jess than o*r competi
tors will price them at wholesale. J } ! ^ Lj i .
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don't worry us. f j
OUR 5, 10 & 25". COUNTER J
Will do its own talking. From nqw until ^
tc everyone of our customers spending A DO
choice of the following articles r J Coffee pots, *t ^
graters, dish pans, wash basins, bread toasted*
spoons, egg beaters, wall pocketH, corn ( popper*, ?ho
mers, curry combs, scissors, stew pans, pte plates, ilea
waiters, baskets, handsome largd doMs, baby rattles, china toys]
rubber toys, toy watches, large framed chromos, children* tea
sets, match safes, tumblers, glass pitchers arid an hundred other
articles for which there is.no chirge as we will not *41 them.
Remember : New goods whtyh we will not allow to grow old;
Competition met and undersold. : All our goods. leaders. Yon*
money s worth every time. . VERY RESPECTFULLY