The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 24, 1893, Image 3
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CAM DEN, S. C.. March 24th, 1893.
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I HIRCH MBXVTORY.
P.^vhsstesia* Cwcr oh.? Rev. W. TT
Mills. T.r.- : /i\ Preaching every Sabbath
at 11 a. S unlay School every Sab
l?ath.: 5 .p. in. Prayer meeting" every
VV^n^.srlar nZ 6p/m. The public is
cordial iv inrite.j to attend*
Gr.ACir Episcopal Cirrsc^.? Rev. J.M
Stoney. Rector. Services Stroday at 11
o *t 1 < ,ck ; San-Jay S theoi at * p. m . ' Even
ing :s?rrke at 6 p.m. Friday afternoon
?""?!?!> i?t ft p,m.
Baptist Cucrch, ? "Rev. Myron
W. Gordon. Pastor. Prei-ching every
Sunday at II a. m. and f- 5i> San
day school from I- m. to I p. >f. every
Sunday. Prayc-r^neeting every Wednes
day at 3 ?'clock p. 3f. All seats
are free. The pnbiic Is cordially invited
fd attend. The C. Y. P. S. C- E. meets
every Sun&Jr^ at 5 :00 p. m
Littl^tos Street Methodist
CjrL'Bcn>%^ev. M. L. Carlisle, Pastor.
Preaching d^rv Sunday at 11 a- m. and
7 :45 p. tti.J^Ljer- meeting Thursday at
5 :00 p. m'. sarkiay school at 4 :30 Strang
ers and vifitojs are cor-iiafly invited.
All 3eat* fre
luting o^cnfity Ailianw.
The Kershaw C&antv Farmers' Alli
ance will hold its quarterly meeting at
Camden on Wednesday, the 5th day of
April, 189$ There never waa a t'iipe
sfv ce the organization of the Alliance
when the importance of a^falt delegation
from every Sab-Alli^nco was greater,
Therefore it is urged that each Sub- Alli
ance that has not elected delegates, at
tend to it at once. J R. Magill,
POUTTS PICK33 UP
Send as the- news.
Suscribe far The Chsosicle.
'She Rock Jfttt Herald now issued
semi-weekly.
Oitl papers for sale at this
office at 20 sent* per hundred
V V - -r
The ladles should not fail to
* attend Mrs Tweed's opening today.
is? *?
Come to Camden if you are seek
ing a promising and suittfble place
to settle. ' *
The weather is bain>y, and the
thoughts of tiife jotlng turn lightlv
to spring clotfccs.
Sometimes a man loses gtt cards
b*cause of foul play, but usually it
is simply fool play
The ordinance ef Baptism was
adminstered at th^Baptist church
last Wednesday night. &
?? t V 1 : ? 4 I c*
The Bank of Camden has moved
into their new and commodious1
offire in the Bardelf Block.
3acon ana lard are still going Tip
in price, and fortunate is the in an
who does not have;& buy these ar
ticles.
Harry Baum is getting lo be a
first e'ass ameteur photographer.
Some of his pictures would do cred
it to an experienced artist. ?
We have received a copv of the
first issue of the Hartsville.^Ies
senger, a new weekly paper pub- !
Iished at Hartsvilip. Darlington !
_ CqUctv. ? '!
'Don't Iw ignorant of what isj
Eitg on around yon. Take your ?
mi paper, The Cii &oniclb and
, ?p up with^tbe times. It costs you j
Av\y $1 50.
Remember that Hirsch Bros, are i
the Sftie agents at Camden far trie j
s ale of the cel^firated "Douglas j
Sboe3.v Call on thuu when you !
seed any. ^
? As choler^a is most deadly among |
chickens iof the spring, a weekly !
dcse of gunpowder in dough, plenty ]
of fvc^b water and Time are recom- j
mended for their health.
Springs, Heath <fc Shannon are;
moving into their new store in the!
BurdeH Bloek. It is a very hand- 1
some and conveniently arranged j
store, and one of the best locations!
in town.
A Georgia paper runs this line at
the top of the edioraVal column : |
"And I th rought to advertise. * ?
Ruth IV. 4%lt seems thai the editor, j
as well as the devil, "can cite scrip
ture to his purpose."
, A sneak thief stole a hat and an '
Umbrella out of Mr J. B. Wal
lace's house Tuesday night. He
was recognized by one of the house
hold as being colored and about
grown, but escaped before he could
be captured.
Frank Pheips, little son of Mr
J. B. Phelps, while shooting robins
in Mr T. S. Meyers yard last Sat
urday, accidentally fell inte an old
well. . Assistance came to his aid
?uiek!v, and be escaped with only
? jft ducking.
Joe Eobiason, a convict who re
cently escaped from the penitentiary
lay down to sleep in a new ground
in Fairfield county near some burn
ing leg?, probably seeking waimtK
The fire blazed u? duriag the night j
and caught Robinson and Be wr.s:
burned to death. .
% ' ??* ' k i
: A gentleman being anxious to be
tfired 6? stammering and seen* a
>s. 13 ?
P'tru advertised in a paper for ten
? 4}o:iur3, inclosed the money and
sent U on. When the receipt came, j
re%3 thus : "Gl^y the fallowing role |
and you wilt never stammer: Keep
yonr d d mouth shut,'' ? Ex.
The 4th of March brought about
: a co-incidence never existing!
^before. President Harrison and hi*
successor exacty changed places.
;2qti&Mr. Harrison .vas President
Mr. Cleveland was the only
ex President. Now Mi.
is be the onJy using ex
- ? - *? ?
:Bp?hg / : . |
: . Sirs S-. Tweed, will have.^ gratut,
sperkag at hot millinery st'ofi t-o day,
Fri'daj. A handsome assortment1
- ol vrimmsd aad utitnmmed bats,
a?d full Has ol all kiftctS of bcnu
Utui wiilitiery srofcds ftriU be dis
played.
The Get Edge Store.
i Read the new spring ad. of the
Famous Gilt Edge, and go there to
see the beautiful stock of goods;
prices as low as the lowest, and
goods as good as the best.
Companies Coming
Manager Brasington has bockef,
the fo!lowii>g companies to play at
the Opera House during nest
rnonta : ?
April 10, "Z:m Zic," a f<irce
comedy.
April 19, Duncan Clarke's aggre
gation of Minstcpis.
April 20, The Swedish Quartette j
Concert Co.
J The Gri?e L177.
| It. shall not be lawful for auy (
I person in this Slate, between the)
list day April and the 1st day of j
1 November in any yoaMirea^er, to
| catch, kill, rwMnjure, or to pursue
with such intent, or to sell or ex-"
pose f<?r sale, any wi!4 turkey,
parwdge, quail, wood cock or
peasant; or, oetween the 1st day
of March and the 1st day of August
any dove; or, at any time during!
the year, to catchy., kill, or injure,
cr to pursue with &4ich intent, by i
fiie light, any of the birds named'
in this section. Any person so !
doing shall be deemed guifty of a :
misdemeanor^ and upon conviction j
thereof, shall * be lined not more j
than $20, or be imprisoned not;
molfe than tbirty^ays.
Wi'l Close at $ p. a- . j
The following business houses !
have argeed to close their respective j
places of busiaes^/at 6 o'clock p. ra'.,
(Saturday excepted) from April j
i5th to September 1st, 1893:
Springs, Heath & Shannon,
E*B QaperS,
, I) F DixorL
?Mrs. T B Walker,
Baum Bros*
Mrs. S Twcei
J J Waikros* gor)7
B-G^Car'risojD, ?
^'Gil; Edge Store,
2feqjp Bros.,
'Ja E Haisell, ;
J 0 Man,
J R Good ale & Son,
David \ydfe,
? J E Vanghan,
W Sheorn & Co., . , .
A D Kennedy.
W. E. Johnson? jr..*'
Siisdng Papers. 0
We have had n a morons com
plaints recently from subscribers
wlio fail to get their papers Irregu
larly, particularly, from tha An
lioch and Lynch wood post offices.
The post master at the former ofSce
notified us that for tsvo weeks 'the j
package for his office did not arrive j
at ail. We immediately sent'
duplicate pac&ages, and will he j
glad to do sq in every like instance. I
We are very "careful in making"., upl
our mail, and if any subscriber |
f'uls to gui his paper, do-j't remain [
quiet and blame the publisher; we!
will be very glad to send another;
| if we are notified. Country post I
i master are also requested to let us j
j know if the week'y package of ;
| Chronicles does nrt arrive atth'-j
| usual time, and we will investigate ;
the matter, as we send out ail our
mail regularly and without fail,
[and this matter of missing papers
is getting too frequent to be passed
quietly over any longer.
Ths Zershaw Gemot Band.
Last wrek we s* ateci that thej
Camden Cornet Band !i as bpen <1 is- j
banded. Og Monday night it, wa* j
reorganized v> itii twelve room! hts, j
under the name of the Kershaw
C >rnet Band. The folio wins -are i
the officers elected :
C. R. Lewis, Captain.
W. F. M alone, Musical Director.
W. R. SlcCreiglit, Secretary.
J. J. Goodale, Treasurer.
The' instruments that were sold
were bought up by the new organi
zation. and they will also continue:
to use the ones owned by tU? city. !
The new band is in it to stick. I
The boys need some new horns to
take the place of those that have
been in constant use since ISS'J. i
They are willing to work hard to j
igivo out citizens good mnsic, and!
I it is to be hoped that they will be
encouraged, and receive liberal
IhelD towards getting new mslru-j
raents.
Deaths
Mrs Anna Jones, widow of the
late T. I. Jones, Esq., diad at her
home on Littleton street on last
Monday afternoon, after a long and ;
painful illness She leaves five'
children, Messrs W. J. ami T. I. j
Jones, Mrs M. YV. B;sseli, Mrs YV.
F. Perkins and one unmarried I
daughter, Miss Lizzie. cThefuner-|
-al was delayed until yesterday af- 1
cernoon in order to await the ar
rival of Mrs Perkins, who resides in
Macon, Ga. The services were
; conducted from the Methodist
j church, by Rev J. >i. Stoney, as
sisted by Rev M. YV. Gordon. The
afflicted ones have the st m pa thy
of t he community in their bereave
meLt. ' ' ?? - ? s
; r ' I I I. '
Mrs Lydia E. Norwood, widow of
the late Dr J. E. Norwood, anrlj
mother of Dr B. L. Norwood, died
at her home near Tiller's Ferry o?i
Tuesday morning,' the 14th iDSt.
; The deceased had been confine^ to
I her bed for a number of weeks and
I her death, although sad, was not
, unexpected.
Pronoanced Hopeless Yet Sieved |
From a letter written by Mrs Ada E. !
Untrl, of Groto?i S. D., we cjuote : j
*Wa3 taken with a bid co!d. whiee set- i
tUvl on my lung*, cough set in an. 1 final- 1
ly terminated into (Consumption. I gave \
:ny3.tf up to my Saviour, determined if [|
!eou!?l not star with my friends on earth, \
I would meet my absent cnesjuhove. j
Four doctors gave saving I could j
live hut a ^liorr timat ;-My-hu<band was j
advised to sr?>t I)r KlnjfV Xew Disco rery i
for consumption, Coa^fes ind cold-. 1 j
pxvi it a trial. t>ok iri tA\> eight bottles ;
it ha? cured me and thaak God I am
n?w a well and hearty wotaaa." Trial
battles free at F. L. hemp's dra<? store, ;
regular 312^ ?Qc. and f 1.00:
;
Personal Mention. ^
&
M^s S. L. Nott, after spending
several months with relatives in
Texas, has' returned to Camden.
Mr Leslie MeCandless, after vis
iting some time *in ^amden, has
returned to Georgia.
't Mrs John R. Ashe, of Kershaw,
ha3 been visiting her mother in this
place"! *
Migs Ida Grac 2r, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs John J.
Good ale, left last Tuesday for
! ;?7insboro, much to the regret of
; her many friends.
Mrs W. P. Bennett, of Lancast-jp
is visiting Mrs John TTNeitlr^.
Mr L. E. LsGrand, the jeweler, j
has returned to Sumter and ?pen
ed business. ? Watchman & South
ron, ' '
Caleb Moore i3 now employed as
assistant in the post office.
>
Mr S. C. Cartledge will be' in
Camden on Thursday M-trch 30,
and desires it known in order that
any omj having business with the
Sinking Fund Commission may
meet him here on thu>-4ay. \ I
Mr H. B. Can ley, formerly of i
tins place, but nosv in business in J
Atlanta, was here visiting relatives
Sunday and Monday.
Jim Hughes went to Columbia
far a coiiple of days Tuesday.
Mr C. J. Shannon, jr., took a trip
to Columbia this v/eek. v\
W e regret to sta'.e that. R^v M.
L- jCnrljisle has been indisposed;
since SUnday.
1 *w
Antioab flaws. H
j Kditok : ? As we haven't
seen any ^r,s from this portion of
jiiie nnivtrse^in some time, we will
try and g;ve tfou some of tke dot9.
j Another cold wave struck over
this way last week and lasted for
several dh\rs.
This is no doubt oue of the busi
est. seasons with the farmers; plow
ing (?eejji and close, if it is not, it
should be, for thorough prepara
tions are haJf of the making of a
ci op plow deep and close and suc
cess win | crown your labor, but if
jjou fail to iio this, you may not ex
pec* to ranke much of a crop."
I ':ere will be a third more cot
ton plantjrl in this section tins year
.than was last. There is but little
corn planted in this community as I
vet. Some of- the early birds have!
planted some for early use. The
waves of Ljm.e are once "more brin**
mr. in h'?* th< gay spring,
winch v\C; ail have \ be.en eagerly
waiting a?d watchiaV for. Soon
the J forest! will be g?een with the
Htil-J tender branches and the air
will oe made sweet with tiie'odors
of the wild lilliee. The meny
twitter of ; the 01 sparrow gives us a
g*eat deal of comfort; it is a true
sign that the gloomy winter wi il
soon lie gone. We can imagine
ti.e Mill-' sparrow tolling us a mer
ry good -by,} as he starts out onhis
Noitlieni journey. We oftentimes
think, poor liale birdie ho'v can
you t-e so merry af-er spending
such a vigorous winter here, and'
now are goingjo leave all the gay
ness tpf the beautiful spring, and
now Ire going seeking a home in
the rugged ness of the mountain*. ,
Kev. Mr. Smith, pastor of Acti
<>ch Baptist church, pleached ?
very impressive sermon to s lar^e
and attentive congregation on last
Sunday morning.
There was a party ^iven at the
residence of Hon. G. W. Moseley
"n 1 lSL Friday night. Ail who at
tended had a most enjoyable timf\
Messrs S. D. Yates and J.
Davis speqt last Saturday and Sun
day visiting iff this neighborhood.
Miss Lillia Sessions, of WtsF
\\ ateree, is visiting relatives in
this section.
Mr. VV. F. Mostdey, who lias been
attending school at Siler City, has
returned 'home. We are giad to
see him n^ain.
Rev J. W. Jvenney will preach at
Pisgab on next Sunday morning atj
11 o'clock a. in.
Mr Ed., what has?1 become of all
your correspondents? Where is
Ley Krik; h;?s Old Pete kicked him
slam back into silenceism. ? '
V? e will close as we are not Old
Pete; not Sarge Piunkett but old
Nat.
[We call Nat's a Lien Lion to a very
interesting communication this
week from our Smithville corres
pondent. ? Ed.J
Smithviile i\ev7s.
Mr Editoh: ? Silence is elo-j
quont-, but wbit would the outside'
world know of us if we did not
write to you now and then? Lit
eracy, nothing. We would write
ofteuer but marriages, deaths, ac
cident? and other news items are]
; scarce articles here and it becomes
t quite monotonous to have to repeat
She same thinir over, consequently
we remain quiet and wait for the
news to collect.
Just nr?w our farmers .ire mak
ing rap:d strides with planting
corn an J preparing the land .for
cotton. Judging from what., we
bear, there wiill be more^ of the
latter planted than ever before,
providing the cotton seed can he
procured.
Rev J. W altar Kenney, who has
returned frcn the Louisville Theo
logical Seminary, filled the pulpit
hu St. Johns M. E. church on last'
Sunday afternoon at the reqaeet
of its pastor. Rev D. M. McLeod.
Though Mr Kenney returned some
two or three weeks ago, his nu
merous friends have not had the
opportunity, to welcome bim'homtf'
on account of his close attendance
upon Mrs Kenney who has been
quite ill; we arc glad to le3rn that
she is rapidly improving.
Mi" Kenne}* witl preach at
Pisgah.oii next; Sunday morning
at 11 o'clock.
Miss Bertha Aiien has returned
home from Bishopville, where she
has Tjeen visiting relatives.
3}.r and 51 rs T. Rodges of
I ... "V*
Bi&hopville spent a few days with;
relatives at Pisgah.
A colored girl on Mr J. C.AllenJsj
place wassevcrely burnt this
ing.^ /Froiii last aeccounts she w6s
not $kpecte? ix> lire. She caught
fireirom soa^e burning brush. |
Kio Brun&on, a colored hand on
?Mr?W. S. Smith's place lost his
dwelling and contents by fire a few
days ago.
Some time ago we .enumerated
i some of the ad i'amtages of oijr little
town ( unincorporated) hut we
failed to make mention of* the at-^
tractions of th? place. SmitbviUe.
is built upon a very high eminence
Its altitude notjpnly tends to puri
fy the aimosphjelfte but lendsj^ the
beauty of its scjnery^ which is equal
to any in the. state. The hill is
plainly discena^le for ir.ites around
and in the distance' looks like a
young* mountaiin.^ From . its side
flow iaumerablfe Sprjings, one of
which country toineral water sup
posed to be the! same as that ?f
the famous Garret Springs at
Spartanburg. Thi3 alone should
attract the attenliou of people to
this place as a heaith resort.
Yel Kkik
Biicklen's Arnica Salve.
Tbc Best Salve in the world for Cats,
Braises, tores, Ulcers,4 .Salt Rhctun,
Fever Sores, Tctt-?r, Chapped Hands.
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup
tions, and postiveiy cunjs Piles, or rio
pay required. It is guagnnteed to-pve
perfect satisfaction, or mo>r?y refunded.
Prico 25 centS 'Der box. For sale by F.
L. Zamn. ! i . *. v, ?
Itch, Mange ami Scratches of eve
ry kind, on hitman or animal 8, cured
in 30 minutes by Wolford's Sani
tary Lotion. This neves fails.
'Sold by Dr F. L. Zerap, Camden,
S.C. I f! ?'/.
English Spavin L.nainent remov
es all Hard, &*ft or Calloused
Lumps and JSl-imifhi'S, Cuibs,
Splints, Sweeney, Ring-bone, Sti
fles, Sprains all Swollen T^roatg,
Coughs, etc. Save $50 by the use
of on^-ttoUle. Warranted the most
wraderfulv Blemish Cure ever
known. Sold by Dr 1?. L. Zerop,
Camdei., S. C. : s ? *
Rheumatism Cu red in a Hay.?
"Mystic Cure" 1? jr Rheumatism
and Neuralgia radically cures in 1
to 3 days. Its action upon the
system is remarkable^ and mysteri
ous. It at once rcrflw*es( the cause
and the disease immediately disap j
l?e&rs. The first dope grieatJy bene-i
fits; 75 cents. Soil by F. M. Zecpp
druggist, Camden, S. C. < ; .
UOOD'S GUARANTEES
?? a cure. What it has done for
others it will do for you;. Be sure to
get Hood's Sarsaparilla.
When Baby was sick, wo gare her Casfcoria.
..When she was atSiild, she <jried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she c\ung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
. OPENING.
I am now receiving and
opening Up daily the large t
and handsomest line- of Spring
Clothing, Hats arid Tient*'
Furnishing j ever brought to
this city, and embracing all
the leading novelties and staple,
patterns in Gents and Boys'
Clothing/ Having made a
speciah^ of this branch of busi
ness "lor more than twenty
years past, and not handling a
general or mixed stock, 1 can
safely assert that I am bett r
equipped to serve you in this
line than any other house in
this state. There is another
item which is worthy of your
careful consideration, and that
is that I always endeavor to
give you a dollar's worth for a
dollar,: and when you see my
line-ai" suits at ?7. -50, $10.50.
$12.50 and ? 15.00 you will
wonder how they can be sold^
at such figures. It is easily ex
plained.' Doing the largest
Clothing business of any house
in South Car Oitha, I am enabled
-? 7
to buy my stock at a closer
margin ' than smaller houses,
and when you mafce your pur
chases from me you get the
| benefit of it.
If you are not already onei
of my customers, wiio^arfc nu
merous and located in every
portion of South Carolina, I
want to make one of ycu, and
I guarantee satisfaction and
prompt attention. I make a
specialty of extra size* stout anj
slim suits, and keep a fulL^ 1
of tliera in stock.
If mi cannot visit
write ?r what you
your order will r
|JNO C. WIE.TEr*
Wh-oesaie Grocer.
Wholesale Dealer" in WINKS,
LIQUORS arid CIGARS,
No. 183 East Bay, I ' ?
? , Charle3tt^n , S. C.
i > ? !' ?. n
WITiCE OH SPECIAL
/ election.
Tie linlled request in writing of hiore
thirty tvrt^ntv (30) freeholders within
school district No. 1 , of Kersfeav c?nnty%
having been presented to the undersign
ed Beard jof Trustee* of said t <:hool dis
trict, praying that an electlon.be held on
the question of issuing bonds ta the
amount si tgn thousand dollars f$10;000).
for the purpose of erecting and farn'ush
in? suitable school', baildings in said
school district Jfo. L, as aatnorize<Li>y
an Act ofthe General Assembly oWne
state of. &oath Carolina, entitled "An
Act 1 1 authorize the issue of bonds by
school dbtrkt Number One of Kershaw
county"? approved December 24 , A. D.
1 892 : * Now therefore, we, the under
signed" Boati of Trustees of school dis
trict No. 1, oi Kershaw county, in pur
suance ?J said request, and by YirttfB.-ofJau
thority vested. in n* by said.Av.t of, the
General Asiemfoly, do hereby order that
an election! bjr. the qualified voters of
school district tNo. 1 of Kershaw county
be .held in tk'e tiry of Camden. S. C., on
the f iurifi d^y ol Anrii , A. 1893, on
the said question of Lwuim^bonclg of said
scHool distrait No 1, iof Kcr?haw county
to the unionist* of ten thousand dollars
C810 00D 00) ;f >r the xmrpoie of erecting
and [furnishing suitable school, bui Mings
in said school district No 1. ^it said
election iliose voting in fsvor of smd sub
subscription witl nave ihe woi# 4 'cS in
scription" writtenvor printed ugjbn their
ballots:; tlM>se voting against said
tcription wilThav^tho words '*No Sub
scription" written or printed upon their
ballots.. . !
The polls for said plectien will be
opened at the Opsra House in the citj
of Camden , 8. C. on said 4 til day of
^pril, A. D. 1&D3 at seven o'clock a m
and will close st four o'clock p in^ J. A.
Sheorn, W. Si. .tpnes and L. JT. Witjt1
kowskyare hereby appointed managers
of the special vilectjoa hereby ordered.
IV. M. SHANNON, ?
J. E..VAUGHAN,
\l. J. 1\ ?ETTLE&
Trnsteeji of .School District N6< I of Eer
shnw ?:?-untv.; - -?
March 9, 189.1;
]y?OBTGAGKv .SJALE.
1 1 _ - ' i' . ? t
Socth O'ARobsA-KjERsnAW County I
;i'*t ? 1 . ?* .
Eliott H. Bowcn ]
and fairJe " //.
Bowcn
! to
Ti. Btaum and M
Baum as Battm
Brothers . >, ''?!({
. Salt of Real
}? Estate under
I Mortgage, f
i
Under and By itirtu^ ot a prirer of sale;
contained in th^ above mentioned ni;rt
eage, uhjch is of record in the office of
of Mesj'ne Convey en <c .fWr Ker*
slu.w county in the state of Sout.l\Cftro-;|
la uft, in book ? P, on page 140, vr
sell in^frQsit of itho court hou^e doofc in;i
Camden, ?. C. , on the first MqPd .
iiig the dnjjr) of-April, ISES*,1
the lepal bdfcrs of salejhe foUo^ifa de
scrf bed- real estatb, viz: All tuaMwecc,
jxirccl or 'r ut of land and bnil&iiHE^
[hereon, sitnate, lying^and being in the>
\oanty and state aforesaid; ( outlining
e hundred anrl fifty-pix (136) acres,
n'iorct orjles3?a?d l?ound?-d iK^follotvs:
orth by\Rnds of W. A, Bailey ;T2ast by j
tnds of A. A. Boykin, Soath by lands /ih
(. A. Bailey aiuf West by lauds of W. |
, Bailey. The abore described proper
ty is the undivided tract that wap left by :
VinnieBowen to her children.
Terni^ of sale:-? Cash; purchaser 'to
pay for papers. ,
5 Hl'BAUM and M. BAUM as
j \ BAUM BROS.,
^ | ; ' i >, Mortgagees?
eaHKRIFF'i? SALE.
South Carolixa? Kkesiiaw C'ouxty.
u ?
D Conway and]
TTy House, PljTg. j
ts V Partition Sale
K. Boy kin- et }al
Deft*. \ F \ 1
/~l_ v ;? o
;.i In obedienceO> -?n order of Court
?dated Febfuaj?fi8th, 1893, passe# in the
abc:e cause .St w ill -affe r for sale on the
'.St Monda/ln April -next; at public out
cry withni.-the. fecal hours of sale, in
front of the Court* House door ta Cam-"
den, S, Of, all that lot of land situatedjn
the town Camden, ..S|*C , baring a^
fro?t Jof CC feet id Kinjr street and ex-^
tending baclt Northwardly 2G4 fegit&hd
bounded on the -Bast by premises of
Tbomas Scan ton, now occupied by Kez
iah Boykin, SofrJi hy King street *n?^,
West by premises of Lawrence Chestnut
Terms of s4o:? Cash., Purchaser to
pav for papers,
' ?? li R..B7 WILLIAMS,
March lOtK, 18C3 # s. k. c.
V ?
UEUITVS SALE.
? .'nil -i-' 3
South Cacolixa? Kershaw County,
jETner an I by \iuue of a jviwer of sale
contained in tax execution to me di
rected bv J. C< Rolling* c->mity tr^9sur
er for Kershaw ccunty, South "Carolina ,
i will ?ffer for inle, oin the lirst Monday
in piil , 1893 , during the lej;al hours
of safef in front- of ihe court* house door
in Camden, fcj. C^the follow ng describ
ed real estate, viz:" L4U that piece, par
cel or tract of lan?V situate, -vintr and
bein^f in s; hool district No 8 of the state
and county aforesaid, containing two
hundred and twenty f220) acres, .-mere
or less and bounded as follows: North
?^bv lands of Wm Martin, fias' by lands
)f S. C.Clyburn, South by lands of .^eck
?oon an<J West by lands of D. P. Ivirk
luM
Levied upon as the property ef the
,-es'are of James Roe and to be sold at
the suit of the state of South Carolina
for back taxes,*. -?
V R. 15. WILLIAMS,
March 10. 1593. i ? s, k. c.
S?IIEItIFF\S SALE.
South Carolina- -Keushaw County.
A L Barnes as Ex' or) \
of Estate of Edwin \ Decree
Barnes vs \ for
TJ Rodger* , A It En- j Foreclos
glish and M E Rodg- | ur?.
em. ' )
I Under and hy virtue of a decrge ior
foreclosure ? m this action, I will sell at
jjuMic outcry, before tfre court house in|
parades, S. within the legal hours
it^alcrOn theiirst ilonday (the 3rd day)
m Jfprt| rifxt, jibe following describ^
\ A\i that ;Wfci or tract of ljfltf,
Striate, lyiMf ? couiff? of
Kcrsbaw, fan con*
tiaiiiiay one (118)
sjcres, acre fo1"
WW
Term*: ? <hw frflfa
a credit of one yetfiiv
date, p:iy%bU annua!
C tf purchaser and a mi
sold. - R. I
March 10th. liSty ;
"xwillle^d monejr. on reasonable terms
at cheap rates oni first ntortgage ?ee?ity
of real esSxte in Camden and Ke<8fia\Y
j-connty. W. H. JN(HiAM/i
v * I Suuitcr.S. d.
NOTICE.
art
The first peries of stock of tiieEi
prise Builtiin? and Loan Associa _
will be wtfnnd up April 29^ 1$9S, ?p w>
the payment In addition to the re go ar
assessment/ on the first, Monday in April*
an assessment of 40 cents upon' ea^h
?h4fe, payable with the regular Apra
payment.
Borrowers who wish to procure a cqjrfc.
cellation of their bonds
once by giving notioeft? the Secretary
and Treasurer, paying to him. the Aptf
assessments in advance.
By order of the Board of Director?,
* P. T. VILLEPIGt'fc, Pres.
E. C- ZEMP, St'c'v. and Treas.
gUMMOJfS FOR RELIEF.
' ?? .1
South Caeolina.? Court op Common
Kebshaw County. ) Pikas/
? . m i
Martha Z j? ] Rodger* and J. 2).
Frances Sparrou*, Plaintiffs
against
Thos. Z. Jarrtes. TV. Davis.
M. J. Victoria DuviSy S. JPlmna
Datis aril M. R FloreUa Davti,
Dtfe?idani$. - ,
To the Defendants, Thomas E Pn.vis *
James W!. Davis, M. J. VictoriB Davis;
S; Elvina Davis and M. E. Florella Da*
vis: ? V i; J."
You are hereby summoned and re-1,
quirbd to answer the complaint in this!
action, of which a copy . is herewith
served upon yoi, and. to serve a dopy of!
vonj answer fo the ijsaid complaint on
the subscriber \at his olflce in Ganpdeu.
S. C. witliiiFtwentv days yFter toe ser
vice hereof, exclusive of t/e day of such
service j and iO^u fail to answer the
complaint within th<Kiuie aforesaid, the
plaintiffs in tins action will apply to the
f'owrt for tho relief <lttmftn<it?d in the
complaint. W. D. TRA^TiiAM#
Dated Feb. 17th, 1893. . PlflTs Att'y.
To the Defendant*, M. J. Victoria
Da^sand S. Elvina Bavcs : Tr.ke no
tice that the complaint, together with
the -summons, of which the foregoing is
a copy, was filed in the office of the
clerk of conrt tor the county of KeV#ha*v,
state ?f South faroiina, on the 17th dAv
oCFtbruarv, ]$D3. .
W. D. TRAXTIIAM,?
' * Plaintiff'a^Attorisec.
NEW. I . SHOP.
I beg leave to notify my
friends and rtlie general public
that I tun' no longer at Ihfc old
Mett's standout have opened a
NEW SHQP for blacksmith
Work and general repairing;
My stand is in tbe r&ar of the
store of ^ iJ, Waikins & Soh;
where ttmpie^ accomodations"
can be Jiad;v^eia|ifRnee either
from Main or DeKMb street.
S: Terms: ? Cash JEr equivilent.
) Special attenlio^. givep tu
Mi g iiiiG.
I have in iny employ Wilson
Williams, the mostj competent
work mar i , in that line in the
city. All blacksmith work
promptly and carefully done.
All work guaranteed. Satis
faction given, or money refund
ed. Respectful] v,
W. T.HALL.
Ml- IffillBt,
FOR?
(jOrn |0ttsr|r^.
It has-been tested- y ear after
year by many prominent and
successful fanners of the Soa^h
who continue to; use it, and!
who endorse it over their own
signatures. If you &ave use<]
"HOME: F?KTiLIZERS"
you need nb inducement to
coniinne it. If not, \Ve apt you!
to give it a trial, and a *e satis- 1
tied you wilt be pleased with i
it. It deservedly ranks among
the standard manures of the
a-d all who try it say it is j
good, cheap and the best way
t3 get -concentrated plant fooJ
in the smallest space for the
smallest amount of money and
the least possible freight. .It
is tcthe interest -of every live,
energetic; wide awake farmer
to use it You ban save money
by it, you can make money by it.
you can make good crops
with it, you can learn 'and
practidk economy that will ben
efit you and every one connect
ed with you inyour daily work
FOR SALE BY
offer to the farmers of Kershaw j
? lowest caili pricos. This i*
largest Btock of SEEDS ive have
ever carried, antkwe believe it iiic'u les!
EVERY variety wown in this baimv
Southern climate.
Last but nof htaat, we pride ourselves
&t\ the PURE and FRESII stock of
DRUGS and MEDIClS'ES we t arry and
the accurancy and care we bestow "upon
the smallest order co the physicians' pre
scription , we being especially prepared
for work in this department/"
50
BR i L
r-t
DRUG STORE.;
^pfiap, ? ^annois.
Call on them fcr A initial Cir
cular, giving lull directions for
eomposting ''The HOME FER
TILIZER,? also certificates
from representative and well
known farmers in the states of
North Carolina, South Caro
lina, Georgia, Florida and Ala-!
bama. ?
! Jbce&<3. '?Fla.eaaa.l
public that
jewelry shop
street, and salicat all Xl
work pertaining to my
preparing watch 3?, clocks and
ijewerly of eveip descrip
recently (Coinpl6t(
4 i T
Having- ,
thordugli courgpj of train
3oarap <
WUi
the North an cT being eq
wifh the best iet oCiew<
tools in the city; I am fllj] J
pared to do satisfactory v
^H-jdbs entrusted, to me wil
receive orompt attention.
Special attention paid t<j.
the repairing of all kinds of
jewelry and jobs wto be ready
from 1 to 7 days.
I ana also prSpjared to t*ke
orders ifcr watcbei, ring8? silver
ware and all kinds of jewelry,
?nt reasonable pijioes ft
buying" any thing In my.li
will pay" you to 6om? aw
atnine my catalogues. ? . ...
H. >1. WITTSOWSKY.
Sou tli Carolina Hallway Co,
: b. H. CjHAMSEEU^, B?eei^K.
Caxbex.S. C. j !f?1). 12, ISOJi <
On and titer this date taily trains will
r tu. in acct trance with the follow iu^ffcjhe
culo.
K
U
going soifrn:
AM
7 20
7 37
7 4o
7 $7
80*
8 12 1
8 15
#62
*U0 \ i
II 00
?If Ufr* >
Charie^Ni^1- 12 40
jAuipis
Tiv Cartideii
Boy kins
f* Hagoods
Clarem^nt
V; Dixie 1 {* ?
v Camden J'ct
Mkidletbn
Watered
KmgviHo
Ctflamtya
liOIOT A-K
mm
t'm
ii !?">'
6*3
k
*49
6 S3
?ii
6 20
?m;S
10*0
1113
Anjrista
Charleston
Columbia
NORtrU
AM
*15
KingVille
Waters
Middlot^jr :;
Crnndcn ,1 'ct'
<l Dixie *' '
' " Claremojit
?u Hagoodn
" Boy Kins
ArV Csimden
10 30^
10 63
10 31'
6 SO
?800
40 10"
10 20
10 31
10 35
10 U
10 46
It 02
11 12
it 8?
.Con nection s made at Cam .'en for the
Korth and Eipt via 3 CVliL-B, i
Ifor thronfe i tickets toatt?jx>int*Xortl?t
Soiith <sr Wetit or via Cb$B S^Shtp Cor
to Kew ?<z rk and the J?*ut! via CruirleB .
ton apply to 1 V*'
1 jJ B. WALLACE.
Agti Caradea?
(}. M, WATtD. General Manaeer.
10 as
11 Olj
11 TO
3?
Charleston, Cincianatti &
| '
Ccicago E Bi
Schedule taking effect Feb. 4^, 1893.
. GOING nortM.
* No 35 I
A M
' 980
10 00
Lv.' Camden ?
" bcKalb
iWestvin*
10 35
P M
12 05
li>30
12 45
1 *o
u Kfrshnvj,
4< ' Ho4Ji Spr'tng
" Pleasant^ ill
" l.ar.casto?
" Catawba J Vlv 3 00
" Rock Hill "4S0
" YorkviUe _5 55
7\30
Ar. Uiai ksburg
* <ri
Lv. Btacksburg
Shelby
" tfutherfordton
Ar. Mjr:ou
V -
Lv. Marion
Ruther;or<Jto?
u Shelby
Ar Blacks bur ir
Lv BIa<'ksbuvg
" Yerkviile
" Hock Hill
" Cat&wba .7 V:
" Lancaster ;
u ricTijant Ilill;
V Hb*th Spring
" Kershaw
"/Wesfcrille
" DeKalb
Ar Camden
No JU
A M
8 30
lo
P3rx
12 W
3 00
4 10
4 10
4 '5
5 40
<5 01
6 30
700
A M
8 &
2 31
PM
12 ^0
2 001
GOIS'G SOUTH.
?Xo. 12,
P M
ft 00
6 40 1
8 4-*) ]
9 35
! t No 321
PM
1 001
1 58]
nM
n\<
? Accomodation freights .
t Daily Pa^6cnj;cr.
Trains stop on signal at alii Rations.
Passenger trainn run through be
twfcQl? Kingville CJifl Blacksbutff.
N/>. 83 stops i!0 minutes at Kershaw
for^'linner.
Connections made with Rj & D. at
B.;>. kshur^r ap.d Kock Hill, with S A. L.
at C?";t?wb i Junction a?<l withthe Narrow
Guairt'at Lancaster and Torkvi le.
??. M. WjARD, General Mat aget
A. TBUPPj Supt.
AXDN
$ LI3?
hbountl
rot: Aft
Elliots
'v WUuckj
Bishopville
" Zentp's
Ar Luck bow
0 ") p m
B 20 p m
B 35 p m
fi 00 p m
J* 20 p m
& 30 p in
L\
Southbour.d train, So.
Luck now "
Zei?j)8
Hifehopville
Wigjc%
mm
Ar Atkins
00a
10 a
:JO a m
7 45 a m
$ 00 a m
$ 2o a m
No. 4$ connocts with W? C. (c A. R.
R. tvaia yo. f<9 goit er towardi Florence.
I?o. 47! connects with W. C. <Sc A. train
No 58 going to wan1 8 Pnmter.
"fto? 4T and 4&, mixed trains, papsenggr
and fr. it'll, daily except Sunday* <
J NO BARRY,
, Gen, feupt.
JSdtatt? brjGfl
?'itfU
curds.) J
TtefiMiw
l?hliE;cSni!
and^ididurttif 1)
of a or i
cident, s f that
cdwPHW*:
yk SiOTote
which (t ? ^jUqqo|4
years, U I earbM*
ripenwi ; \ni |n*tt&
sasaSB
thonw of 41 (1*m*
in the 1i riMeDrt
al to t|H Brtimuji
W:@
thcWAB..^^
rosvoadui cos tn in
ofttoajl
tb/Crtvffsoi entnthft
iMUfa ? k<
Tbetcu/?'* SnttVi
triue/v; no V lv Uh
of tlnvS?B aJtfWcti
rierolutroi: x* t!? I
aaiion# , vtili hft ftilj
for deipiti all
ment ha<3 . t? : foifH?
| tiocs, ft? t ood tide otVnfc , 3*
once the i nag*na4ire Ch^rfi
would Hi t i a very gr*T? U>U(
the fining an?t unmriiW]
sicle of theicopgk^ volmn<
?All Umw ea!r^5ut*9W?T*tj4
to b* ^Ifltr buM 'fcro^h th?
tlf? nias^d
"COXFETJEKATE TfABJI
which th? i
The auhsri iptlou ?rioo( ?f*U I
year. NMU If i .-irli
The Wflf Janrnil ir,
Lexixc,
When f
immtdia fc
feet, ;?p?b
WLMSC* fc
pAln or ?
a remcd f
i neurit] j i
rotting I)