The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 24, 1893, Image 3
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IHI KCH DI RECTORY.
l\::EsnYTE*r.\* ('itriccif. ? Rev. W. TV.
Mi ii-. Pastor. Preaching every Sabbath
!J a. m. Sunday School every Sab
i a that 5 p.m. Prayer meeting every
V%Vdnesdav at t> p. m. The public i*
c jr liaiiv mrited to attend.
f'K.vcE ErrsxOPAf. Chcrck. ? Rev.J.M
St< >ney. Rector. Services Sunday at 12
? f'.<j4-k ; Sandav Se*.?o! at 5 p.m. Even
ing serritfe at S p.m. Fri lay afternoon
>'-rvice at <) p.m.
B\pt?:st CnrRCjz*=?^. Rev. Myron
W. < roWion- Pastrfr Preaching every
><indav a' I! H- and 7 :4> p. sr. Sun
< iy schctoj^frcprt 1'J m. to l\p. m. every
Mind jr. Prayer-meeting ewty Wednes
day it ? o'clock i?. M.y .All seats
:? -e fre *. The public is cordially inviterf
ii attend 'Die C. Y. P. H:~?- E. meets
< Very S indtv at 5:90 p. m
f Littleton* Stseet Methodist
?Tih'Rch.? Rer. M. L. Carliwe, Pastor.
! 'r.'.n-Ii ing every Sunday at_fl a. :n. and
7 4 > p. m. Prajer-jneetingThnrsday at
.00 p. m. Sunday school at 4 :30 Strang
. -s and visitors are cordially invited.
All se?t? free.
POINTS PICZEE UP
Wednesday was Washington's
birthday v
The tower JofH the old town
hall is being torn down. -
A dress does not make a woman,
but often breaks a man.^
Put in a good word for Camden
every opportunity yon have.
'I be sale of the South Carolina
Railway has been postponed indef
initely,
A church conference will 1>e held
at the Methodist church next Sun
day morning.
Mr Pink Bowen Has gotten his
commission as trial justice for Wa
ieree Township.
Mi* S. L. Lang advertises for a
iotraan; ? g?o<* P',iltloa ?,,t u,e
ri"ht kind of a man.
? r. i
Mr W. T. Ltih^m hiw opened a
?.inl^cr yard in the cit/. See his
notice elswbere in his paper,
Not so much reading matter, bUl
much idt'ity to popular inteiests
needed In journalism at this
lime.
Pcstjjaswrs will please be care
ful to deliver The Chronicle
promptly to persons to whom it is
addressed.
Mr J. C. Man is preparing to
build one or m?re brick stvres on
the site of the buildings recently
destroyed by fire.
The .trial justices throughout the i
' eountv are hereby notified that the ,
Acts of tue last General Assembly ;
ire at the clerk's office for dis
tribution. ^
The game law goes into efieel
*"on the 15th of March. ThU leaves
sportsmen only a short time to
enjoy legal shooting.
Mrs W. F. Hoykin, formely of
i he Boy kin neighborhood below
Camden, has moved into the ^Mc
L)ow8ll hou*e of Littleton streets
Married, on the 18t?h inst.. Mr
James Addison, of Lancaster, to
Miss Kizzie Hinsonc of West
Wateree, Rev J. R. Smith officiat
es- . ; /
The "Davy Crocket C company
slaved to a small audience last
night. Frank Mttyo is oneQof the
best actors that has ever been to
Camden. -
Messrs Taylor <fc Co oifer their
entire s*ock of goods for sale, with
a*view to close up their business.
We regret sucljf a determination On
their part.
The Supreme Court of Lou
isiana h.iS decided thatjKu&t?n and i
Pickwick social clubs of New Or--|
leans must take out licenses the i
same as barrooms.
Capers advertises a fine l<>t of
sole and harness leather, which will
be sold ai the lowest possible prices.
Remember als\^ that he keeps a
complete line on footwear.
An exchange tvarit9 to know how
the Prpulists will stand in 'Jon
-{res?. On thei?/feet, of course, un
less they ind'jfjfc too freely in con
gressional bun tea.
The protracted meeting that h.is
been it: progress at the Hao'istj
church this week has e i i eu a j
great deal of interest and the churn j
\s wel! filled every night.
Now is the time to subscribe for
The Chronicle. This year we
propose to make it a better papw
than ever before, and will give} on
the worth cf your money.
Congressman-elect Murray, of the
hlack distiie! , was in 'he city Weil
pesiay, on his way to "Washington.
He is about Uh color of the ink
wHh which t'ui* paper is printed.
A. meeting of the stock holders of
the Farmers and |M erchants,
ftank will be held on Mar. 2nd to
decide whether the capital stock
shall . be raised from 330,.000 to
*50,000.
There"is?ne millionaire to every
19,259 inhabitants in the country.
>*u*t wait till the rest of us catch
to the procession ; then the mil
Uonare list' *i!l be considerably
1 trger.
Beware of the travels; salesman j
pass** through the country !
?selling groo^ri?;f? ridiculously cheap .
wd collecting part from the farm - ;
^rs in advance. Two such frauds are >
-aow t,h? Horry jail.
There is a typographic** ^rror 1
n the Columbian oce cent s-t:?mps.
instead of Cola no bus it is (.'?>!? m
! ius. It may be seen indistinct If
.-[?with the naked <-y?\ hut clearly
magnifying glas*.
The county com missi< nors of
York county have under consider a
tioi a cotffract to build a new
-.ourthouse at a cost *10,000 in
Yorkville, lo replace the one re
;^ntly destroyed by Ore.
Mr J. E. VaiiijLan lias been ap
pointed a member of the board of
gch^ol trustees of district 1.
vice 3Xr f. 31. Zemp, resigned ; and
Mr J. 0. Sliaylor has baen appoirn
jjointed in No 9. vice. Mi Luther
Vatts, resigned.
\The price of provisions is steadi
ly advancing. Already you have
to gi*? a dollar for :i piece of bacon
j that \'o* can neither nee nor feci,
i Under tH^%s*^hcu instance:-, gtt
lyonrself a pfi*? T'^l>^three pig?. ?
Lancaster will not have a dis
j?en?ars\ She is g"ing to have pro
| I'M hi i ion under the new la*- We
} h*pe the other towns in the country
will not petitien for dispensaries so
; that the whole countrv will he drv.
? Lancast(?r Ledgi r.
; I he twelve newspapers puMi.shed
in Georgia in the interest of negroes
rW?e formed a press association in
! ghicii they advise against emigra
| tiun. and insist on the use :>f the
; word *'ne?ro" in ^-reference to
?'colored" Bit they want it -trrPT ll^cv
with a big **N."
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The Agricultural Hall in Colijm
; hia is being cleaned up by convicts.
It is supposed that it wili be used
as State Dispensary headquarters.
A number of eager applicants are
awaiting the appointment of Stale
.Dispenser, bui. the Governor keeps
ffuiet.
The proposition to build an A.i
R. V. Chuicli at Rock Hill has
taken definite shape and it is nowj
certain that a building to cost not
less than $5,000 will be ejected .iur
injj the present year. It is prob
able work will be commenced m
May
? ? ? ]
'An old criminal was a^k^d what
wa? the first step that led to his
ruin, when he answered: "The
7 '
first step was cheating an editor"]
out of his subscription. When I
had ct&ie that, the dc-vil had goi
such a grip on ine that I never
coull shake him off."
The Alabama legislature is try
ing to bar cigaiettes ont of ilnJ
state, and the Minnesota nggrega
' * t
-i*>n of solous is wrestling with '.hoj
hoop skirt question. Of a truth
these are the iays of great things i
and momentous questions <!o vex
the minds rf men of mentality.
Hymemal- '
Mr W. E. Dt-Loache, of Camion,
was married on Wednesday at Me in
piiis. Ter.n., to Miss Meui Work-j
man, of Little Rock, Aik. Our be&i j
wishes go out to i he young coupl e j
They are expected t.o arrive home
tflis evening.
The Intensive Sys'emPays.
Mr J. H. Mattison, !>ewert.>n,
S. C. writes the Globe PHosr-iAiF. !
Company, Columbia, under dale
Sent.. 25^ 1891 : 44 1 believe the in
tcWsive system of farming is the
farmer's nearest road to prosperity.
I used your Ammoniated fertli'zer
this \ear and regard it as the best
I have ever used. I will use it
again next vtar."
Still Locking for His Lest Bey.
.? As will he seen in an-'t ler ruhimn
Mr. John H. Buchanan, editor of
the Chester Reporter, *is sliil looking
for his lost boy. It is a ease which
appeals to ihe sympathies of ail
especially parents, and if any reader
of this paper has any information
of the boy they will please eon)- j
munica'e with this office.
Closing Out.
Having decided to discontinue
business, we offer our entire slock
of Dry Goods, Notion^, % Fancy
Good, Millinery, Shoo?, Hats, "Cloth
ing:, Men's Satchels, at Nrw Yoik
Cost. It is cur mien'ion to cIjsc
ont the stock us rapidly as possible.
This is a nenuine sale, no humbug
business, as we exect to retire from
business. If you desire bargains
come in, as we mean exactly what
we say. Very tru'.v.
TAYLOR <fc CO.
Camden, Fs!>. 20, 18i)3.
i
Death cf an Aged Lady.
Mrs Nancy 'J. Hi. .cock, relict of
the late Jum^s G. Hmcnrk di^d a!
the-Uome of her >on, Mr W. J
Hancock, near S;y.ithvd!e on ii-t
Tuesday. H.-r dcat.h resulted frunt
extreme old age, she hiing nearly
one hundred years ?>Id. For abijut
forty years s!u- w:is a consistent
member of the Si. J >hns K7
cuuroh, where fit- f:i:ier.a? s?*i vices
we;e heid i^'Rev 1). M. McLt*od.
M rs Har.cJck leaves eight children'
with a great num!?er of gram! and
greatgrandchildren to* mourn her
decease.
2i^n^jray ilooos. y*
A highway roiibery was commit,
ted on iheC'heraw road last S. in
dav morning. Feb. 19. about 12
miles from Camden. Tlw party
robbed was David Beck, a German
peddler. While walking alotg the
road he was attacked by a negro by
named Harry Field, who drew a
knife across Beck's throat an;i
compelled him to give up al" he
had about his person ? *3 worth, of
goods a nd 8.3 in cash. Heck de
scribed the *negro so accurately to
parties in li:e neighborhood that
he was :nirnedia:? I y identified and
arrested. On M inday he was
brought to Camden and bulged in
- o o
iai!.
Personal Mention.
' , Gt-a J\ D. Kt- nne?ly wont to
LAticiisterV^a professional business
yesicirfJay. V
M rs^PjJ/Hey man, of Micacopio,
Fla-. is visiting hei daughter, Mrs
Leo Scher.k.
Mr Gns Hirsoh is ;?t the North,
buying a stoik <f Spring goods for
his firm.
$
M-- L. E. LeGrand has ret?frnort
I1 to Camden to live, and is 'located in
the Messenger office foe rejbairin^
watches, ^eweirjjf eta
Kershaw Items.
.? [Condensed from the Era.*;
The firM Quarterly Conference
| of Hanging Rock Circuit will he
helr? atShih.h next Friday. Sutur
i day and Sunday.
Miss Kate Hough, daughter of
Hon J M lUoagh, of Old Store, was
married -?to Sir. G A Marsh, of Un
; ion rnnnir, N C, on last Tuesday,
Rev. J S Croxton officiating.
A series of services, conducted by
Revs, B P Reid, of Guthriesyille,
and W G White, of Lowrvsville,
was begun in the Presbyterian
j church las*, night They will
j continue two \ve?-k.
Yest.ei day, Tuesday morning, as
I Mrs J. M. Bowers was standing in
i her front yard she wis struck ny a
No 22 cartridge bullet, which per
etrated her clothing near the waist
and as no sound of a slot. "wn?
heard it is presumed that it was
fired from a parlor ^*ifle. For-,
tunately f.?r her, the bullet was
spent when it struck her person,
otherwise it might have proven
dangerous, possiblv fatal.
Mr VV. J. Baker, of White Bluff
killedja pig lfi mouths old that
weighed 550 pounds.
Dr J. E. W. Haile of our town
\a. s recently branched out the drug
business by purchasing the
??Centra!" Drue store a? N^wherrv,
of Messrs. W. E. Pelcher <fe Co.
John Mac key. a section hand un
der Mr H. D. Smith of i he River
side section of the 3Cs died Friday
a m about 4 o\-ln? k from the effects
of adose of morphine taken through
mistake for quinine. A few days
ago his *vife found a littie pa.-ka ej
on the Street ofc Lancaster which
she supposed #as quinine, and it
was tins that John took.
i : ; Mere Va ine for Less 2?oney.
i : The opinion of Mr J. J. Martin, j
Rolretls. South Carolina, is well
wor'.h cmsideuing. Speak inn of
the Globe Phosphate Company's
goods he writes: ;rI regard yours
as equal, ifr not superior, t>? those
costing from tt.o to four dollar?
more per ton."'
Eon or Bell
For intermediate examiaatioa at
the Camden Graded schools:
I ? Pupils attaining an avpiageof95-100
are Distinguished with honors, 9U-95
Distinguished, 75-90 Proficient.
Grade, X.? Distinguished. - Jeannie
Davis. v /
Proficient? And rew Bttfnet.
Gkadk IX.? Distinguished with Hon
ors.? Maggie Kirklev, Marie Walker,
Edie Zeiup, Louise Zemp.
Distinguished.? Mary Mills:
Proticieut.? Annie Lt-ituer.
| Grade \'I L. ? Distinguished with
? Honors. -Belle Barfield, Ailie Mc
| Creigiit, Hobin Zemp.
Distinguished. ? Bet Ancrum, Iiosa
Can ey, Wade Latham, Ida Vaughan.
J Prolicient.? Camilla Ancrum, Lizzie
| Boy kiu, W in. Johnson, Dalton Kenne
idy, Willie Stonev, Will Sai'.uor.d, Susie
Ycuag. ^ j
! All. ? Distinguished with,
j Honors. ? Anna Ancrum, Agues Ar
; rants, Bet McDowell, Lottie Dohy,
| Daisy Uobison, Daisy Truesdel, Isaac i
! Waters.
distinguished.? Donald Alexander. |
I Haffie Burnet, Iladdie Clarke, Sallie
Ciarke, Liii Davis, Lottie Johnson,]
! llattie Truesdel.
j Proticient.? Eugene Alford, Albert]
Brown, Floride t autey, Anna Dixon,
! Tom Davis, Etta liaiie, Henry Kenne
dy , Charlie Phelps, May Walker, Vir
ginia Workman.
Gkadk VI. -Distinguished with
Il- nors.? Etta Zeinp.
Distinguishe.d? Willie Ancrum, Ella
Canter, Maurice DePass, Lizzie llaile,
| Will !>eison.
Proiicient.? Eddie Atkinson, Meiitn
Clyburn, Uob.-McCreight, LiUie Dun
I lap, Car/te Dun lap. Fioride DePassT
Addie DePass. Rob. .lohuson. Katie
I Kirkland, Bessie Xtlso'i, Peail Sligh.
[J no. Smith.
Grade V. Distinguished with Ilon
| ors. ? Eddie DePass, Wiliie Sheorn.
Distinguished. ? liessie Alexander,
f Sim J tePass, Margaret Johnson. Alfred
i Kennedy, Aline Rubison, Essie Smith.
; Mea Videpigue.
; Proficient.? Sadie Ancrum, Ed-ia Ar
? rants. Charlie Brown, Arthur Buruet,
: Maggie Boykin, Minnie Brasington,
i Charlie Dixon, Eifcma Haile. Bessie
i Jordon, "Wilson MooVe. Eddie Ntttles.
[John Xet?Ies, Br->iks Parker, Sam
j rhelp'ns, Boykin Ullwne, Miy Shiver.
; Lewis Vaugnan. Jas? Vaugha'n, Wiilie
? Young, A let! tea Huckabee, Arthur
I Watkins, Sallie Juhiiooii, Sadie*' Jacob- 1
I 3?IU
Grade IV.? Distinguished with!
1 Honors.? Calhoun Ancrum. John Cun j
i ningham, Grace Dixon. Louise Sheorn,
! Sallie Goodaie, Miry Vatighan, Waiter i
j Lowr.v, Bessie Vaughan. Mtttie Parker. \
Distinguished. ? B^sy.' Clyburn.
i Janie Cunningham, Mama I)eas, Mag
gie McKain, George Kharn^;
Proficient. ? Virginia Dulfltee, Katie
j Drake f >rd, Jessie. Grahauij Lorma
llaile, Laura Barfield, Lula Latham,
j Belie Osteen. jf
Gr,?de III. ? Distinguished with
Hlonors. - Mary Burnet, Leslie Jackson,
! Corrie Mathis. A.inie Lowrv, English
i^Vaughan.
? Distinguished.? Julia Graham, Mary
jXjr'ahani. E !die McCreight.
; Proiicient.? Mamie Alexander, Tom
Amnions. Sadie Brasingtbn. Sallie Bo.s
weil, Bflie Bf isiu^twii. Tom Bradiex,
Frank CampUeil. J nnie Dixon Sadi?
j Davis, Willie DePass. Xaunie llaile,
| Doby Huckabee. Harry MeC?vijrht.
Stel.a sheorn, Philip Osteen, Steve
j Strack.
I A Little Girl's Exrwrieiiee In a
Lighthouse.
1 Mr and Mrs f-aren Tress? -ott ;.ro keer
j ers of the Gov Lighthouse at .Sand Beach
: Mich., and are blessed v'.th a daughie
four years old. I.a-it April shext^fs tak
en <low?i with measles, followed with a
j dn-alfid cough anl turning into a fever
; IWtors? at home and at Detroit treated
: her, but in vain, sh? grew worse rapid
ly. mitii she was a, fn: ire "handful of
, lx>nes." Th?*n she tried pr King's New
' Discovery and nfrcr the use nf two and
a halt i.ottles, wrs completely cured,
j They say Dr Kind's Nefc- Discovery is
i worth its weight in gold, yet 5*011 may
j tret a trial bottle free at F. L . Ze np's
! drugstore .
Strength sinC Health.
If you ore not f -eTi n c s'ronsc a^d heal
thy, try Klectric Bitters. If '' La Grip*''
luis U-ff you \v?*ak and Wf-ary, nsc Elec
tric Bitters. This remedy acts directly
? n the liver, stoma h and kidneys, g ?ii
| tlv nidiar* those organs to perform their
1 functions- If von are afflicted with <;< k
hc:i'la: lie. von 'frill find speedy and per
manent relief by taking Electric Bitter?.
One trial w::l convince yuu that this is*
; the ? remedy you need. Large bottles
j only 50o at F. L. Zcmp'sdrog store.
?
.
Itch, Man?*e and Scratches of eve
ry kind, on human or animals, cured
. in 30 minute* by Wolford's Sanitary
^Lotion. This never fails. Sold by
fQr F. L. Zemp, Camden, S. C,
I here is the FABMBBD CHANCS!
? Cotton Seed Meal and IHjutolved
Bone Kxcliau?ed for Cotton
Seed by the GtaUe Phos
phate Company
The unprecedented rise in the
price of Cotton Sued affords the far
men an -opportunity of getting
their fertlizer9 at a nominal cost.
Tn? Globe Phosphate Co., c.f Co
lumbia, S. C\,is offering to exchange
fertilizers for seed od the following
basis: For a ton bf Cotton Send
or 66^- bushels they will give t>00
ponds ojt* Cotton Seed Meal, 1,400
pondy of DLssnJved Bone nnd 200
ponds of Kainir, making 2, 200
pounds of f-'rtlizers for 2,000 pouo s
of Seed ; or for a ton <?f Seed ihey
j will give GOO pounds of C >Uon Seed
Meal an 3 1*000 pounds of Dissolved
Bone, making 2.200 pounds of fer
tilizer. The Company also pays
the freight on the fertilizer and
pays the freight f-n the seed.
This oiler applies onlv to ear lots,
an<l only to places to which the
fertilizer freigjit from Columbia is
not more than $2,50 per ton,, and
as the prices of fertilizers are ad-i
vancing and a decline is looked
for in the price of Seed, these olfers
are made only for immediate ac
i<cptance. As-the prospect is that
the supply of fertilizers will be
short this sprino, our friends will 3o
well to take advatage of this ofler
at once. ' 7 ? *
GLOBE PHOSPHATE CO. \
Columbia, S. C.^
Rheumatism Ctired in a Day,?
"Mystic Cure" f ? ?r Rheumatism
and Neuralgia radically cures in 1
to 3 days. lis action upon the
system is remarkable and mvs'eri
otis. It at once removes "he cause
and the idisease immediately disap
pears. Tlie first d??se greatly bene
fits; 75 cents. Sojwf l?y F. M. Zemp
druggist, Cumdetf, 5. ('.
" " -V
Twent)'-G ve.ee nts oi%a quarter of
a dollar pnys for two .mmt'is sub
scription tfi"> T li e^Chu<>nici.k. Give
it a trial. You vv.Il ii<? pleased
with it..
it BT OM p:. pets f *->i,'e a I t h i*
office at 20 eei<- '>e> --.'re ?:
English S-f>:t*.'r Jjin:iM:<'P.!
all Hard, $>d't ?>r i m!|i?umhI !?>?-mp*
and I'demisht- ?. (V.-bf^ >j?ln?ts,
S?veeu? v, 1 v : 1 1 tr - Sprains
ail S? o'!?-m riiroa^. etc.
Save tli * n-e < ?* < * n l??iti!ej
War?- #'???? 1 he ue-- ?' Mi?trl-rfn'
Hi emi- '? ? m vf . S:dd b\
Dr F i, Z Ir is, S. <
The Grlcbs Fartiiize: s A.:,- '.'ays ?;eas'?.
Thos *vi?o iisi? ? I'e f :ri i7.? " ma^c
l?v l Me Or.'kRR P HOPPII ATE CO MPANY
Colurcbi , S. C., ur-- *v - '-<> ?>e sat
isfied vit.ii refisi -I N. fay^onfe
Son, Crai-j^v.d' , v C-. -nv*: i-\\\
regard vi'i^ ?>?>:: I =???** we
!:avo ever, u ; ? . ?] * I \-s-.*<1 "
Ta l>v.i l
" Air S|)it> W:il-/.." ' . \ -.m? v alt/. '
an i i ;i ?-?'?< - '-iu m." ure
lati* romp- rfi: t * ? am'
:.jv nmsi ?r r:is. ' > i' S"* livi
Dilu'rS e - i ; : ; > -t |?i r*
difficult i<> ev !:m? ? t 'fa! it.
com posit: n :? ? ?? ?? c.
each , '-'it v > ? i .a t ev
will la4 in.; 1 >! ??' : t< ; .1 r ?r 2i?e.
per c ij v v ? h or
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TESTIMONIALS publijhcd in
* behalf of H >od"s Sars iparilla. are
as reliable and worthy of confidence as
if from ycur most trusted neighbor.
V.
'fi~hen Baby was sfck, wu gare her C&storia.
When she was a Child, she cried for Casboria.
I
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
3fr. Harvey Heed *
. Laceyville, 0.
Catarrh, Heart Failure, Pa
ralysis of the Throat
" I TJiarik God and Hood's Sarsa ?
parilLa for Perfect Health
" Gentlemen: For the benefit of suffering hu
manity I wish to state ;i few facts: For several i
years I have suffered from catarrh anil heart
failure, getting so bad I could not work and
Could Scaraeiy Walk
I had a very bad spell of paralysis of the throat
some time ago. My throat seemed closed and
I could not ?wallow. The doctors said if
was caused by heart failure, and gave medicine,
whichj took according to directions, but it did
not seenvvto do me any "good. My wife urged
me to try flood's Sarsaparilla, telling me of Mr.
Joseph C. Smith, who had been
??j At Death's Door
but was entirely cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla.
After talking with Mr. Smith. I concluded to
try Hood's Sarsaparilla. When I had taken
two bottrvi I felt very much better. I have
continued taking it, ana am now feeling excel
lent. I thank God, and
Hood's Sarsaparilla
and my w for my restoration to perfect
I health." Habtey Heed, LaceyyiUe, 0
HOOD'S PILLS do not pnrge, pain or {tiyt,
: bat act promptly, tu&y and efficiently. Sc. -
Made La all styles ud size*. UgLte*t,
strongrst, easiest vyrlclng, safest, s'cupkAj
mo:* accurate, most compact, and. nH
modern. For, *ale by all dealer* id srnik
Catalogues atiSlpd free by Y
The Karlin Tin Arms Co.,
Niw Hats*. Oonu U.S. A.
I beg leave tojnfofe^ the
public that I have ^petied $
jewelry shop itf the-stdre of
J. J. Waitkins & Son. ooiBrod
st^ett, and solicit all kinds of
work pertaining to my trade ?
preparing watches, clocks and
jewerly of every description.
Having recently .completed- a
thorough -egurse of training at
the- North and being equipped
with the best set of jeweler's
tools in the cit& I am liiMv pre
pared to do satisfactory wnrk^
All jobs entrusted to me will\
receive nron.pt attention.
Special attention paid to
the repairing of all cm^s ol
jewelry and job/^vill be ready
from 1 to 7 days, j- ^
f 1 anvtifro prepared to take
orders ^fer watches, rings, silver
ware ail uW kinds of jewelry,
at reasonable prices Before
buying anything in my line it
will pay you to ?ome and ex
amine my catalogues. '
H. H. WITTKOWSKY.
Hill
FOR
It bfas tven tested; year after
year bv many protyijhent and
successful fanners of the South*
who continue to use it. and
who endorse it over tljeir own
signatures. If \ou have used
' \ ~ i:- |
??homIP' Fjl.ktiLIZErs*'
\
von need no inducement to
continue it. It nof, we n*k \ou
to' give it a trial, and are satis
fied you will be pleaded with
it. It deservedly- ranks among
the standard manures of the
day, a.idafl who try it fcay i? is
good, chcnp ai^ the bfcst way
to get concentrated 'plant food
in fhe smallest sp:ic;> for the
smallest amount of money audj
the ie.ist possible freight. It
is to the interest of ?y<}ry live,
nicr^elic. wnj'-xuVake farmer
to \i<p. Y ni can s tv^j money
vby it, you can make money by it,
von can make good crops
wit.n it, you can learn} andl
pnktice economy that \yill bx*n- j
efit \ou und every .one cjonnect- 1
? ?i > fti 1 $oii\ in \ oi'ir daily work.
: ' /
FOR SALE BY!
i 1 i' I
$ j^noac,
Cart 0:1 th? m lor Annu iJ X.'ir.
jcuiar. giving lull dircctio.is for
! composting -The 110 MB FER
TILIZE.' also onilicate.^
from representative and well
known fanners in the states 0!
Nor 1 li CWoiiua South Caro
iiljL, (iror?ia, Florida and Ala:-]
'Avjun ? " ; :
.SS* -r^cSL
\ 1 : >
J NO C. - WIFjl'ErS
Whnesale (iroccr.
?i ' 4
win 1 :ssle Dealn 11 WINEV,
l/'QUOliS and < iGj'llS.
N <. I S3 East Bav,
[Charleston. K C.
DO YOU WANT 70 ADOPT A BABY?
Maybe you think this is a new buslnew,
sending: out babies on application ; it has been
done -before, however, but never have tho6e
I ^furnished been 90 Dear the original sample as
this one. Everyone will exclaim. Well I
that's the sweetest baby I ever saw!" This
little black-and-white engraving can pive
! you but a faint idea of theexquisiteorijnnHl,
I'M A DiJST.*
which we propose to send to yon, transpor
tation paid. The little darling rest* against
a pillow, tad 1* in the act of drawing off its
pink sock, the mate of which has been pulled
off and flung aside with a triumphant coo.
The flesh itfnts are perfect, and the era follow
you, no clatter where you stand. The exqui
site reproductions of this greatest paintipg of
Ida waugh (the most celebrated of modern
painters of baby life) are to be riven tolboec
who subscribe to Demorest's Family Maga
zine for 1383. The reprod uctions cannot be
told from the original, which cost $400, and
are the ? me sije tl7i22 inches). The baby is
life dM, itnd absolutely lifelike. We have
?too in j pignoration, to present to our sub
acrt>er9 dirtng jttOB, other great pictures by
suchartiataii Percy Mocan Maud Humphrey,
Loo(s Deschamps, and others of world-wide
sieV ? ? >?
wife of President Harrlsor, aixl you will see
What our promises mean. :
Those who au bacribefor Defndtvstfs Family
( for 1913 wiOfoeeess a gallery of e=
> works of art of great value, besides a
ine thai cannot be equaled by any Jo
the world for its beautiful illustrations and
snbject matter, that will keep everyone po?t
ed on all tbs topics of the day, and ail ite
fads and different items of Interest about the
besides furnishing interesting
both grave ana gay, for the
. while Demorcsfs is not
? its fashion pegeSareper
f oct, and we give you. fret of c?*f, all the pat
terns you wish to us? during the year, and
ip any sise ydoi cfcoose. Sr nd in your sub
" " ' fit<?lcfc. only $2, and rouVill realty
reading
whole fi
a fashion
[hie. AdlrrW the ptihhshcr.
15 F?ft Mtafit. New
(ttfl
, V. ji JHHm. I .
! York. : If you, are nanrqimfnted with the
1 l(^?M?e,9e^d,10 w.3*ar^?Kvt?ru copy.
Sew : shop.
\l beg leave to notify my
frfendg and,the general public'
tbat I ariroo longer at th^Jd
Mett s stand, but have opened a*
NEW SHOP for blacksmith
work and general repairing.
My stand, is in tbe rear of the
store of J. J. Watkins & Son,
where ample accomodations
iean be had; entrance either
from Maiu <i^ DeKalb Ptreet.
Term*:? Cash or equivilent.
Special ottention given to
wm !M sin
f have in my employ' Wilson
^.Williams, the most competent]
workman in that lir^e in the
city. All blacksmith work
promptly and carefully doti^.
All work guaranteed. : tis
laction'given, or money relund-j
eo? Respectfully,
W.T. HALL.
SALE!
-FOR
15 D?T& ONLY.
GREAT BARGAINS!!!
ply COMPLETE LINE ot|
^Overcoats will be closed out|
gat $10 cash for yourk^hoiee.$
gBe'.ter value never uttTedJ
^anywhere. In this line >ou?
ir.au find the light or ?prin^g
jgweight, medium we'iij.t and?
glteavy weight, in ail the Jat-f
8* st patterns and st\ les/ First!
jjcomes get the choice, so do|
|uot let this opportunity pa*s;S
5>if \ou do you u ill rfcgr^t it.|
g I have concluded to con-1
gtiuue the sale of Suits fori
|the next 15 diiys, I havef
jjust placed on the counters^
fthe best assortment of Suitsl
pttfat 1 h.ve ever ode red .1
JThe greatest of all values^
~ r s ? &
?Stare here for you to take them?
v / m y?
gibr the small price of $10 iiijj
g -vsh. I will also ofiVr a lin?I
jof Pants sold at $1.50. 5.00|rl
?5.50, 0.00 aud 5.50 fo: 3.501
|iu cash for your choice. (>ll|
J|an i sec this dine of BIGt
fVALURS. This is the grraS^
|i*st sale ever offered in Oyer-*
fcaats, Suits and i-iutsT A|
|big combination of values in$
JJorder to make loom lorj
gSpring Goods.
|j No goods exchanged \vhen|
j'sold. or sen tout on approba-f
ftion * |
M. L. KINARD,
co:Ltt:m::bx.a , ? sjc
I WANTED,
A rn-'p an] ri-1 inanto.it
' '!i ! i<? f n'linjr "t'K-k end <.'?> lot work
! :? neralh'. ? App'v to
S. I.O^AN L\NG.
i^ofics?
The U' diTsi'/nOil has he n npp.?iMted
I ?!?onf, a* C a?r.d n. f.?r tlr? Standard Oi'
i :>n I u i'! de'iver o'l at.d m ? np
I r\ 1 a >??'* when notified. Iamvc your
ordeis at jlio exprc.^s office.
I ' K. M. r.OYKIX.
I THE LOST BOY.
If JOIIX R. -BrCilAXAX. who left
I li : s home in Chester. S. C.. on 4th of
? Vovetnber last*; ui 1 o-vlv make known
to ! i i < father his w*!ie:eal'outs van I eondi-'
ti >n, lie will jrr<,?vlyrei:i?*?a s'lsp ?j?se and
anxieiy aVont hint. and he will not l.e in
!erfere<I wi:h.
joiin ii. r.rniAXAN.
Chester; <. C.
LUmBEH YARD,
All pa ties de-irini? a*iy kn 1 of '.urn- ;
i x r will phase take n ?tici* tint I have '
Mp' n<-<] a lumber v ?rd i ? the r ar of the J
l.itham Hot:*e. A fall mpnlv of 1 1 i
kinds oT Lumber kwj^t on liiml. nt d or- !
1-ts taken for any ariiotia* to fill con- '
tracts. Prices ri-a onable a id as, low as ;
,?n be bought anywhere.
W. T. LATfTAM". I
gHEHIFf *S SALES.
South Carolina ? Kkkbita*' County
J
Ii^S. Dcs Tories <K?. . )
r\n- 1
vs \ Forer \o: - j
.Turfy Gi'ijjjH'r. et ?rl i ure.
j. ? Drtftsj
Tn obedience to an o der of sale pa;?*fd
>3 the aboyj* aeii m. I will offer for saV,
? t public *ry. ?n tS?e first Monday in
March next, in front o' the Court Horttc
in C.tmdcn , vvithm ike leffsl hour* of
swile all 'th??a.? tw.> -^parcels of land ^Hn
ifc 1 u Kersha* county, viz : All that
we<-e, ]M?r?*el or tract of land on Saw
:n-y's <wk. waters of' Wateree rivet
rontai t'n^ ettfhty-five and one half nci'otf*,
Iwmnded on the Xorth by lands of Rc-ipio
MicWe, East by 'an<l* of VVylie Albert.
? ?ont!i by land* of HolK'^a Kasrler and
AVe*t by lands of Louisa Mickle.
A lr Of
? It t* at .-ther piec.? or parcel <>f iand on
waters of .-awney's. ereek, watefs ot Wa !
eret- itver. conuinittf twentr (?)) acre*
i v?i honr.d'd bv html* of Wylie^Albett,
Letn Wiilianis and Auv?? Nelson*
Terms of *ale: ? One Itilf cawh tnd
balance on first day of jJancutoy next,
with interest from day of *ate,*ecered
'by b >n 1 au-1 mortsca^ of pttfehaaer, vfith
privilege of paj-imt all < a.^h. Purchatfer
10 pay (or paj ers. , :
lt.B. wa,utM.?;
y . isth, i?J .. . ?. kA. ?
IV BIS MISSORf,
noath from this d?t?? I v
Jucge of Probate for JVVIOMC
8 . a, for letters diim saory _
amto^Lthe ?ta!e of TLaah M.
? .weeded.
; 8. M. K03KNBERGBR,
:-f Administrator. / J
J|3. C., February 10, IMS. j
SALE
On
next, fl
ously
from,
mm
w>nal
tion
of th ree
the llth Cay
I wjJl/ offer for solo, it 1
[dlaposed of at private
tof my staMe in Camden
tocinf at 12 noon, all of
*1 property ouned by
?ith]ih? livei'V bu?ne
boi??8, threo v?'
thrw (*) b?gr>,, two (t) wtjil
Zl.T- harness ant
harness. A\*o
tird1cit,-heD I
doubt
ho'ia^lold ^<!1citohen furniture
^ tewing marliin-*. | r
Titms-of sale AH sums Und
to be paid in cuh , soms over
ope- fourth to be |aid i
with appiovwt (tvnAity jfeHfl
ARMSTIl
March
>t prxtri
aale in
, S. C .
jthe per-,
.jj?Sannee
:dnw>?V>j:
tfirrla-jea,
itjn?. fcu r
<i) *t
set. of
jand one
]y?<MlTQ401BjlALE. I
South (Jaroluu-Kersiiaw County
John A. ArtHtflrotir/) Moifffftffc
? )to ' I , pf
J).- f fietil Estate.
W.
Att'y) and Trustee. ) ^
Under and by virtn* bf autVnity con'
twined 5n the above met Lionel mdrtgajrc,
vjhichjis of record h*$l? office <>J Hot
ter of; Mt'nsneOonve^cefor Kershaw
rounty in lite atate o?~8onth Carolina, it>
book il Q at paifcr 08;* a>*l oi>4, 1
will Mil in front of thtejpourt H<?n*e in
(?amrien. S. C., m thfi #rst Mofniav in
March; 18p3. \vi :hla i
sale, tfce fo'towin/ d<?*
with iinpravemeifc*
of tl;*t jp'eoe, parcel';
uated in the city ?
county, of Kerahirir
Carolina, known Hi _
of Canvrlen us lot
on the ?fa'rth by l>eK
lot No. \l71 *nd pa
S^tith by lot
NollCf. m
Term* *>f-?uc : ? Cnf\
pay lor p :peri.
I i W.w
Afsbrtiee
U 1 L W. D. Ttt
I'Vb. id.
are ot
estate
All
tid. ait
in the
Eolith
id city
i^iiuUtl
fiat hv"
1175,
by lot
st-r to
8
HKIUFF' SALE.
m
South f Cakolin.v? Kkjwi
id
<7. J. Watkins
-iff
ft
?M fXTT.
Ama ml a Holla nd J% tfA BtiUtnd
Tho i. Holland, K L.. HflUtwt,
M. A. Holland, S. ^
Del a ITollantlyl. J, nm ami
M. SauHna Clark . , "
.If
Uid.-r r. ?:?) I y virtue of a-^e
above fct- t d cue of His H
.Wither**, o ui, d tt cd F?'b.
will' solJ iu frwnt of the Co
door in Camd -n, 8. C.. oa th# _
139J, during thpHfrn]
"tfours pf ?;i'e , the following^
real estate : .
All that piece, parcel or 'tract j flatod.
lyiu-. being am I 'situate oh th* wa^pi*
of Boaver.Dam creejc, in the coir ty and
state aforesaid, containing futtr *i ?ftdrwl
?t400') acre.*, more oriels, ond 9 nyyjo^l
bv lands cf John M. ; tfhaw, t <J*te:of
Henry T ller an I others^ thfc** djtnjict
of la^d b ing all of a cert-lilt til dt ft*}*
wyed by Nancy Tllier to fcr abo* i TUUr
by deed bearing date of the 26tl dat if
February, A. I). 1877, and recofde4'w
the office of the Uegiator of M
veyance for the county of .Ku.
tvjok I) I), page 664 anil afcervrac
veyed by the sin tins; fund' com
lor the state of South Carolina
Holland bv deed ?Jat>d April fi
1H-M. * ? V
Terms of sah* :? -One-half
ance in 12 nimth* from <late"i
be secured by l>on<l of purcK
mortgage ~r>f jircm se.s *o'<l .
to T?av forpniwrs.
R.ii. wLu^r.Urs,
? ** ri.' K. C
gllEUIFF'S SA MiS.
S ?i t:i Cai.omsa- -Keksiiav <^C6i;xty.
?? * ? Ym *
"
I'nder an I l-y virtue of similry tax ex
ecution*, to me directed by J. C. Rol
lings. cuim'y treasurer f ?r Kershaw
county, uta'c sfuesail, for tlje y<nr
18!)1 9J. 1 lute levied upon ar:d wift of
fer for salk :it jmblie outcry to tli; high
est bidder , in front ? f the Court House
in (.'amd-n. S. within the legart hour*
of gyle, on the first Monday in March,
jm in,r the O.h d-*y. the following dcaeyb*
ed real ertate , to wit :
School District No. 1. ;
One (1) lot o:i Littleton 8ir<t t in the
city of f'atnden, North of the laid* of
Mrs K Wi li< ?rspoon levied upo.ijrs tliej
property nf the ej-late-of AbrnnijMijrks, '
:'(.r taxis due for the yeffr IKM-92.' '
Souobt, DisTi'rc t N*5>. 4. |
Three hundred :in*l forty thr<?or(34t)
aens. bounded Iv st hy land* at %l'.?nj.
fidwt 11. South by lads of Klen McLen
ter and Nanry Uo':?ertson and \ycst by
Is.nds of Ishineni Mack and ert ate j)f John j
Workman, otmr unknown, levity! up?n
for rave* forth* year l.S!)l-C>3.
Te; m? ??f 3ale : ? Ca*h *
ii a. WILLIAMS,
Feb. 13, 1803. G? s. k? c. *
, ? ? /?
:? u:?i tioxs f<> :i u icli ?:f.
Sill TU. '&Jtt*X.?*A J Cot'KT OK OoHMO^*
KKKgllAW Col'NTV. ) l'l.Ktf.
M'lrtlul Z F 11^ 'hjf.ru and J. J).
Frances ${)nrro\r y Pbtintiff*,
ot/'/ in at
Thou. I j. D<trlx, I V. I)
M. J . J 'iv f?ri ft S. FAcina
Jhtvi* ttml .V. K. FhrtlXa^ Daoin,
JSejJbida nt*. |
inur L
&
? ? ? ? ***?
Ta the ^icixUeij^p^
James \\\ Davif^.ll; 1. Victoria Daviy,
S. El*ina Davis ft**]! M. Kis^or*5^rli??
Vi? : -
Yon are hereby .sum
quired to answer tbi e ^
action. . of which a eopt^EK bdyetrilh
served apon you. and U? aefva a h |w of
vouf answer to the ?aj4 eomp^ii.?t on
the mbscriiter at hit* office in <;*mde?.
s. f, within twenty d?ya after ttie ser
vice lu^eof. exclt^Hre of the day wf sti di
servirej^aiv*' if' yon fail to ?qrtrer the
comt#fcit\$lth?n the tiin? afcweef jat. the ?
plaintiff* in Ois action wfil apply to Uw
Court for Jbe re'.kf i^niaftrfeti ; kf tKe
cmuifLtwt. W. IX TRA^THitM,
F?b. I7tb# 1IW5. PWT? iit'y.
To tfie Dufctiilant*," M. J, ytetoriii
Dati* an?l S.^ Klvitta l>avw ; -^Tfikc no*
lice thai the comi-taint* fo^e^ii-r vrrth
the summon?, ?rf wldeH tl*e t fwe^oihit laj
i a <nw? . m He?I in the of t|?e !
jrfwk of wnrt lor the county o#.S>r*Uat\
state ui ?** itb osi tb# l/jtb 4iiy
Li ? ?
1
Si
which we offer
cottntv ?t h>w<
tho I?rfe?t *ta
*v4r ?i*i?Wka
KVKRY v*rfW
Southern fbBw<
Last but aof I
on the PURE
DRUG8mh!K
tho wcnwaoy ?
the ffmaltcat orq
?c<ription t we IW
for wqrk. in thU i
MUCtfcii BROS*
? . , . i " t i . . i ... '.? i I, . m|i jj
S; J.' ENGLISH*
TKl
? v
work arid patUi*
attention, ?iyfc( me yourbatrv
???. ! i
The proprt
[fflwmS !'
. .
Sksive, 10c ; Hair Cut, 2'fcj. ? .
AMifeftilftVt Vw inaM 4<k.
peteut assign*# a!
to serve cyst
PRICE#
Specia I a tteiitimi gi veto to
m
Thursdays at reduced prfou
?:&&&$ my
of business ; 2 doom: be
G. YfltangVBtitik Stoio.
For a first-class ?havo, bulr
cm niScl slcicti^o^ . give mo
New Sheet
JZklL'E*
Bv ?\*ny of inlti rill uend to
any addrcts, " *??*? Grand
March." "Air 8 Cil OkT
hotiw Walt*" on
?r thu thr?*c fbr *>( ,
O. fcrder. AtMrenq
ISAAC DOLRS, I^|)IA\AP0I4^rerVj
Month Carolina IUl
T>. U. CHA.MBE&LAIN.
?Camhex.SjjC., a
lP* ami after thi?| dateff
[accordance with j Uie 0
f iVt CiUIKlvfl
??'illoykitw
fiugupd*
" ramtii fj
I '? 5ri:Mlotiwi
j ?? IVatOk-o?
Arv Kui^vihc
'? C%'2uii!;iii
" Cluriontoa
*' Auuu.t? -y
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Lv A rtvru*U| ijt? f I
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44 ?.lu?i?4a -| |S (HI 41
44 Kinfcvilljt . ,|U)m i -\J I
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th** v#
4t eiarcm^mt )M*q W
" Ma^n ?J.? i'l O j |0
'* 1 ;??y ki?< xhl'4 ' ?1
Arv n ) l ;kl H
Connect ?<?i* Uk\ the! North ft* 1
Charleston, CiarfpajUl Kstilroai ?
X;trK>r i< I Yorfcvitte,
For throri?fMirk tto&Mtlf k?oij>t?Xufl
S^trth or We# nr Ii I i Clytfo ^.^hls <
to Mew V ? rk, an I K he batt i?]* tfhafti
ton apply toi
m w^no,
Jharlefeton,
Schedule taking I 'Sect raj}. 12,
gowo stohN. |
Lv. Can* ton
44 yoKulb.
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n.?kBi?
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4 KcHN'.mw i-v
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Train*
Pa*?*?tt;r ' r twhj
tween <'am l<nML*>4
"' (!onn{*ctfc?MMl tm
i y kirfnpe (M^l<