The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 27, 1893, Image 3
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(;AMDEN. S. C\, Oc*;. 27lIi 1893
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t'HUKCH DIKECrORY. | ;
'"'sjIsb ytep.ixs Church. ? Rev. W, w
Malls, Pastor. Preaching every Sabbath
at 11 a. m. Sunday School every Sab
bath at 5 p.m. Prayer meeting* every
Wednesday at by. m- The public i*
cordially inviteil to attend.
Orach Episcopal Chuscfi. ? Rev. J.M
&t<>ney. Rector. Services Sunday at 11
?-'clock ; Sunday Scheo! at 5 p.m. Even
ing service at 6 p.m. Friday afternoon
service at ti p.m. i |
Baptist Caci.cn, ? Rev. Myron!
W. Gordon. ^Pastor- Preaching every I
^unday at 11 a. m. and 8:15 p. si. Sun- !
day school from 1- H- to 1 p. >r. every
Sunday. Prayer-meeting every WVdnejs- !
?!a* "* at 6 o'clock P- m. All seate j
are fred. The pabiic is cordiailv invited
to attend. The C. Y. P. S. C. E. meets j
" ver.v Sand iv at 5:30 y?. m ,
Littleton* Srnr.Kr M'-:?rror>i.Tf
Unuucfi. ? Rev. M> L. ('a; lisle, Pastor.
Preaching every Sunday at '.I a. :??. anil
7:^3 p. m. Prayer-meeting Thursday .ijt
5 :00 p. m- Sunday school at 4 Straugj
vrs and visitors are cordially invited,
/jl! st;?t3 free. vT
Cotton 3Iarket.
The following are today's quotni
'.ions of the Camden eollon market:
Middling, 7 3- id
Strict Middling, 7 5-lfj
Good Middling, 7 7-l(>
"D'Y?Tv?TH5 T7?
m JiVi m ??
Yay rour ux^.
week is the Fair.
Subscribe for The Chxonicle.
A nice line of cigars at Moore's
Pharmacy.
Tiic days < yi corn-shucking arc
;lra*.ving near.
Smoking tobacco 5 and 10 cents
*Jbag at Moore's Pharmacy.
Mr F. E. Mathis has opened up
'ine of groceries in his "little brick
fclore."
Remember the date of, the Hor
Uculturai Fair, Tuesday, Xorem
ber 7th.
AugustaY grand exposition will
on November 14 ami close
December 14.
jfi^Old papers for sale at 1 his
sUiee in any quantity at 20 cents
j>or hundreds
The examination of teachers for
'he public schools takes place at
Vie court house today*
Mr E. M. has moved
irorn the cottage on Laurens Street
over Lis store on South Main.
No intimaticKn as t'v v?*hoa will be
s.':inxdeu'? next post master lias yel
it.es given out free headquarters.
The great danger of looking Ion
'.-nick upon the w:ne when ii*s red
M that one may begiu usiug it for
;?aitit,
&he\v Sullivan^ "Free aiul
^?isv'1 The best c'mw on earti-,
i'> cents a plug, at Moored
Vh ansae v.
ctapi. A. A. Bcykin, the ^eaiai
;m<l popular coumy co-m
ie l Kl??. ; \t 1
M-ud,
Trie iaigisi. hog in the woil.i is
it the Columbian Exposition. It
tive feet iik^h, three feet acros.-,
vhe shoulders aLd eight feet IohlV
Mr G. F.. Lancaster who lias Iff- en
:iving rn" Main St.rtset na*
moved into the cottage on De
Kaib. Street East of Mr R. A. Mc
Dowell.. '
The Co-operative Foundry, Ma
chinery and Repair Shops Co. has
(>een organized ia Columbia with a
w apital of ?10,000. A plant will be
,-rected.
No mailer it you did go to the
World's Fair, or are going t > the
Slate Fair, go the Camden Horti
cultural Fair a'?o,. and have a
good time.
Governor Tillman has appointed
L I). JenDingsr Trial Justice, at
providence, in Sumter county, fit
was appointed in ^lace of Trial
Justice Folk, deceased.
Since receiving his commission
Justice Clarke has. dispatched a con
siderable ajnount of petty crimi
nal business which bad accumlated
?.luring the vacancy.
\ I
An Irishman, cbarged with r.n
assault* was asked whether fee was
$r.ilty. "Hew can I tell, youi i
'jonor. till I Lave heard the\ evi
dence r1 was liis reply.
John Waring an aged colored j
:uaDv is held in jaii awaiting com
mittment to the asylum as a luna
tic, whiclPhas been delayed owiug
*<37fehe illness cf Judge Moore.
Parties along the line of the 3 -C's
K. R. who have charcoal can find a
>aie for it at Kiaeksburg, where a
demand has been created for quite
h quantity. ? Blacksburg News.
The United States Court bas|
ordered t?he sale g! the South C:ir?.
lina Railway on Decern l>er
i^iiarleston people hope that the j
Louisville and Nashville system :
will buy it.
There will be no services in the j
>Icthodist paurch Sunday owing to
t-he ubsbiice of- the pastor, Rev M. j
L. CaiijsTeT^#^^ has gone with lusj
wife on a visit to the family of the!
I alter in Orangeburg.
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The county Treasurer reports j
til a; taxes are coining in very slow,
- anir a*>otiE *800. having been co -
* lected up to this time which is no; '
* near . up to the average for the!
: member of days the books have!
i>eeii open.
The State ball is to he held in ;*ie
:$ammoth net? cotton inill building
Columbia this year. TUis is the
^narto-cenienniai year <?f the fair,
. tLad arrangements are being made t-.<
- Ua1^ tbe^Pettiest decoration and
*iie biggUrbull they have ever Leiti
We never heard of a single paper
failure during the recept financial
panic, wjaen banks were going as
chaff before the wind. All oT which
proves that bankers have not yet
learned the practice of food-denial
as the editors have. ? Ex.
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A colored renter in this county
fed his mule all through the past
wotk season oa pinder hay, cured
without picking olf the fruit- He
found this new f;>od just as good
as the usual combination of corn
and f jdder, and much cheaper. ?
Barnwell People. r j
Adjutant General Parley has
been busy cf late trying to com
plete the lis of names of , the sol?
diers furbished by Souiii Carolina
? % ? u- '
to the Confederacy, in order to
have it leadv by the time the next
legislature meets, so it wiil be in
shape for the printers, provided an
an appropriation is made for put
ting it in catalogue form.
??lanv readers ?-i p?p<jrs have
voiiveeivtid i?ile idea that tj?e editor
endorses (;>*erv li:& he publishes,
but the idea is-a wry absurd one,'
as through' the medium j of *ine
ccuntrv paper ail issues are venti
late?] and an editor would have to
bear a heavy load if he was held
responsible for ail that appears in
! tile average country weekly paper.
*?&"$? rcet car on the famous dum
my line of Rock Hill, was held up
.ind -robbed Saturday night, eom
| rnent Is unnecessary.' Aj&v inian t.iiat
i would r.?b a street eifrkirt R'u k
Hlft is worse lhan m i?r:;\e s'njjiteher.
I We bflit-ve ?.e would h|?> Ikuvs
eircus niojivv tiirasb itim fur
losing it. An editor of a country
weeily is not safe where such a man
iff loose. ? Chester Bulletin.
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The News and Courier saysial
well defined rumor has reached
Charleston that the mahagemect)
'of the newly rc-organized Ohio
River and Charleston R^lroid are
already at work securing rights of
way through t l>e mountains of
Jsorth Carolina with a view of build
ing the connecting link between
the sections of the late Charleston,
(Tincinatti and Chicago Road. We
hope the rumor is well enough
defined be trustworthy.
i At ihe suggestion of Prof. Ken
nedy, principle of the Camden grad
ed school, we will hereafter devote
a| column more or less in The
Chronicle to educational matters
pertaining to the school. In addi
ction essays and educational arti
cles of general interest, au original
composition by one of the scholars
i will be published each weikr;(5r<
also invite contributions from
teachers and pupils throughout tl*r
county.
Some one broke into the Sheriff's
ofttce at Marion about a week
and stole all the whisk-.'}- that.li.vl
been seized bt the State constable
'at iMuilins. This was the whiskey
that had been marked tt?oftp." All
the sheriff found in the morning
I when he opened his office, to re
! mind him of the liquor, was a
' pitifcht^ half full of water, two
empty flasks and a tumbler on {the
p >^ck of dimonds on the Jloor.
ijinoo had been effected through
I a window.
Personal Stent ion.
> Mijses Florence and Ellen Kiier
be and Mrs Alston, of Hagood, ar
.ived ii-une Tuesday from a trip to
the World's Fair.'
Mr J. II. (Slyburn, of Wesivillz,
?vas in the city* Wednesday.
\
We regret to r.oi.e the extreme
illness of T. A. 5l ?'?re> Esq., L'ro
l?ale Jud^e.
Mrs jsesbii, aceoraii>niu<*d bv her
daughter, M is Emily Nesbit, t.r- 1
rived in the city day In-fore yes- 1
terdav. ^They have come to spend!
some time with relatives.
Rev. and Mrs M. ?r. Gordon, Mrsl
J. H. Goodalj and Mr i'bos, E. !
Good ale are in attend :ince upon the
Santeo Association now in session
at Wau^eti eld.
Mrs M. S. S'VA-eii has returned
home trom a visit to Eth ridge ae
com pained by her daughter Mrs
J. K. Hiilij.
Mr and Mrs Jno. S. Lindsa}*, re
turaed home last Saturday from
their trip to Chester.
Rev. E. A. McDowell, of East
ovc/, spent a few days i>f this week
in our city.
Mrs V. R. Jo: don and Miss E. P.
Stoney have returned i:'.>me from
! the Woilu's Fair.
| Miss yiditic R.cd. of E. ncaster,
I is visitfng Mrs Wrn Ci)">urn.
J Miss ^J-.nie G^nningham. ? oS
i Liberty Kill, is visiting the Misses
| Robison.
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List ^'Unclaimed Letters.
The l<>!lo\Yi:V is a list, ot letters re
maining i:nra!ll<-tl i';r in the
post office i-jr thy week ending >vj/t.
I Oth l*i>3 :
m V u.;t.
Perkins, Ceaw. )
r?ui:'cy. Abrkm.
Trva * la!, Mr I Y;.;,
; TliO:n]?:s<>n. IT,,
Ab*>:an<;? r. Oavi l,
Brown. .7 c-:!".
, Barks<3.ile. Krv. T. I?.t
Clvbisru. O it Lis,
Myers- S. J,,
Johnson, Ars\>.
. Joiner. Chariiv. a
'j.
W'lMWs' J.I.ST.
Kfljrlish, Miss Larr >,
Ilb<.t!es, Mi:sa Laura,
' Taylor, Miss -settle,
> R;i.n.S' >n, Miss Betty.
"\V a'on, Miss Lott;e,~'
Williams. Mist-' Julia,
( arlos. M>S X. R.t '
Davis. Mis B. F.,
Fletcher, Miss Rebecca,
; Hall, Miss M. K.f
> Persons calling for these letter? will
! ;>lease state ivJuit wevk they were a 1
j vertised. G, G .Alexander. P. M*
.
J When Baby was sick, we her CtigtorLa.
When she was a Child, she cried for GastorLs.
I
J Whet she became Miss, she clung to Caetoria.
Wbec. she had Children, she ga*e then Caetoria.
1;
Tho Horticultural Pair, ?
The Horticultural Society has
decided upon Tuesday, November
7th as the date for the Fair. Ev
ery^prospect indicates that it will
he as complete and enjoyable as
any that have been held ia the
past. Everybody should patronize
tke Fair by going and 1 having a
good time. N . y* j>
? X- ? ? * . 4
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Entertainment Tom^fet
There is to be au entertainment !
tonight for the benefit of Grace
Episcopal church, att^e residence
of Gen. J. B. Kershaw. It promises
to be quite a treat in every particu
lar consisting of reading and music.
o w
The admission is ten cents. There
should be a good attendance as it
is for a good c&ure and the talent
composing it is well worthy of a
good audience. Come our, come all
To Have Watts Paidcncd
A petition is being circulated in
this city for the pardon of young
Watts, the slaver at Bethune. One
is already iu circulation in Ker
shaw county.
The petition is being signed by
nearly everv man of prominence in
Columbia, bankers and business
men and all. Thare is deep syn -
pathy for young Watts, and it is
believed that Governor Tillman
j will pardon him. ? Columbia State.
I ?
Esal Estate Transfers
The following are the transfers
of real estate recorded in the Au
ditor's uftice during thcpafct week : !
?J. T. Young to A. V. Mungo, one
lot in- the village of Wesuiile, *5.
tV. I. MeNaughton to P. K Mt
R a ugh ton, one-half interest in
500 acres in 5yo. 6.
VV. Oak; man, triistee, to M attic D.
Oakwan, one lot and buildings
Jhrreou in the <%y of Cainden,
i ?50.
BoligiouS Meeting.
Editor Chronicle: ? Will you
please allow us space in your col
umns [<> announce tliat there wili
lie a three days't meeting of the
Church of Christ (better known
the True Light Cnurch) at High
I X i 1 ! about lifieen miles East c?f
Camden in the Lucknow neighbor
hood, conamfcnciug Friday Ixfbrr
the fourth Sunday in ^November.
The public generally invited lo at
tend. We expect the meeting to
bo conducted ( by ministers' from ?
distance. Respectfully,
R. A. Reynolds.
Another Big Freshet
. The W'tpree bus If en on a bii.
boom this week, and Tuesday rost
at the Irou bridge to a height of
over thirty two feet, which is very
nearly as high as it has ever been.
Very .little, "rain, comparatively
speaking, fell in .this section, but
theiv must have been tremendous
floods ia the upper pari, of tin
State and in Nort'.i Carolina. Tin
water was over three feet
the S.i C. R. .R. traek
-? -L>J^^TmiL s lit:- |
jiflW LtiiiTTTi'ii, find t'io down tr:?in
j Tuesday evening could not j:ei
I {across aud l.nd to !:tv over here un
j" til Wednesday morning
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W V V* %
?The infant son, Samuel,. of Mr
and Mrs J. S. Rfiarne, diet I ?a list
Friday night of dyptheria. ( The
litlie felly was barely two/years
old, and was the ' joy of "bis fond
parents, to whom <jrcat sympathy
is extended.
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Mr A. li. Jone*r of the Lytic h
wood section, died on the 19th ins'.,
in t lie twent\'-seventh y?ar of his
age. A Vife and two chii Irea sur
vive him. Mr Jones \vas n good
(rttizen, and his untiruvty decease
will prove a great loss to his neig'u- I
i borhood. j
1 . .
j The little daughter of Ilev and j
Mrs P. (J. Battle died suddenly at,
the home of the parents in West j
VV ateree on Tuesday. She vi :*s the
ocj'y child, and this is a sad Jdt
| reavemeiit.
Marriage
On Tuesday 1 as? t. Miss Salhe Boy
kin, of Camden, was united in mar-.j
riuge to Mr W. Morton Wilson, of
Charleston. Mi ss Bo\kin is one of
the rare gems t? be found among
the young ladies of Camden, and
Mr WiisoD, one of the staunehesi
and most success* ul business men
of Charleston, is surely in boi'ratu
lated. The couj.le wen* married at
the residence of the bride's mother
i:i Kirkwood. l'he event will 1 : ? n <5
be remembered bv the- many fiiendo
| and kinsmen < >i the bri.'e and
groom as one of the pleasauU st oc
casions in which I hey have ever
; had the pleasure of pauicioatiag.
i The Ceikonici.e, together with
; our entire eomutuniiv, wUh the
i newly married pair a future lilied
j with hapj'iness and content.
Mr \V. T. Waiker and Miss Alice
Dixon were united m holy matri
mony on Wednesday afternoon at
<]irec o clock at Mi Prospect c Lurch
iu West Wateiee, Rev M. L. C iv
1 isle Jtliciatmg. T lie a Hernia, si Is
were :
Mt II. L. Iolull and MibS Nannie
JLillC i 'J S ?
Hi L. It. Pa'.ker ana Miss Marit
Walker.
After llic ceremony the v.vddiug
j party came over to C sun ilea" aur'
! ^ere given an elegant rerepi ion a:
J '.he hauae of l be groom's i:u?iher.
! Mrs T4 B. W aiker.
uTlm?ie ' Walker, the <rroo;u, is
| a veryi clever ^and popular young
j man ; he h&sT )V a number of yea;>
'been employed in tiie oliioe of our
esteemed contemporary, the Wa
Leree Messengetl Our b -st wishe>
go out to theyojung couple, &nd'4k
trust that they will spend together
a long, peaceful and happy life.
' " ! ,
p> Iiipan* Tabules cure headache.
UUHAT DO Y-OU take medicine
" for? Because you wantage t well,
or keep well, of course. Remember
Hood's SarsaparllLa Cures
Itch, Mange and Scratches of eye
jy kind, on huinsfaftr animals, cured
in 30minutes % Wolford'a Sfccl
tary Lotion. lUits never fails
Sold by Dr F.Xe^lie Zemp, drag
gist, Camden, S. C. * i
English Spavin Linament remov
es all Hard, Soft or Calloused
Lumps aad Blemishes, Curbs,
Splints, Sweeney, Ring-bone, Sti
fles, Sprains jrii Swollen Throats,
Coughs, etc. Save 6*50 by the use
of one bottle. Warranted the most
wonderful Blemish Cure ever known
Sold by Dr F. Leslie Zemp, drug
gist, Camden, S. C.
Information Wanted.
By tequst of Adjutait General
Farley, in order to complete the
Rolls of Co. I). 15:h Regt. S. C.
Vols, the Surviving members of
that company are hereby earnstly
requested to call at my, office,
when in town and give me such in
formation as they have concerning
the members of said com pan},
either living or dead..
D. C. ^irrlets
UP TO A CERtAIN POINT\
in the progress of Con
sumption, Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Dis
covery is a positive
remedy. Even in the
most advanced cases,
it gives?comfort and
relief ; and \i'here
other medicines \only
relieve, this will c&re.
? But delay is danger
ous, with Consump
tion. In all the con
ditions that lead to
it, the' 14 Discovery "
is the remedy.. With
severe, lingering
Coughs ^r Weak
Lungs, nothing acts
so promptly. Every
disease ihat can be
reached through the
blood yields to this
medicine. The Scrof
ulous affection of the
lungs that's called
Consumption is one
of them. For this,
and for every other form of
Scrofula, for all blood-taint^ and
disorders, and all chronic Bron
chial, Throat, and Lung affec
tions, die "Discovery" is the
only remedy so certain that it
can be guaranteed*
A NARROW ESCAPE!,'
How it Happened.;
The folio- in* remarkable c ent in^a lady's
! will interest the reader: "Foralorig time I
lad .. terrible pain at my heart, which" flat
c:v l almost incessstitly. Iliad no appetite
?i rid (.?"?Hjtd not sleep. 1 would be compelled
vi'slt up in bed ana belch gas ?rom my stanf
ach until I thought every miuute would be
uiy Ia*t. There was a feeling of oppression
iboj?; my heart, and 1 vas afvtiid.to draw a
frill ln*sa,?K. I coaKLa1^ -iv.eep a room vrith
?5 :i slttlns down and rest ins;* but, ? thank
?j-ri. by the help of New lieart Cure all that
is past and I feel like another woman.*. Be
ii !i!^ ihe New Heart Cure I bad taken
| 'it.; en-;;! so-called remedies and been tr^at^
! ..y doctors without any benefit until A wa3
'tiTh discouraged and disgust ad. Mv.l*tssband
] ins a bottlo of Dr. Miles' New Heart
< arc, and am happy to say I never regretted
i:. as ! now have a sn'er.did appetite
[ sdoep well. I weighed 1~j pounds when i be-~
:.;i: :v Ins; the remedy, and now I welgh,130Vi!
1 l-s c ;*(?"* in my case has teen truly mirvel
?vas. i t f ir surpasses any otlier medicine I
I nave ever taken or any benefit I cjl* re
ceived from physicians."? Mrs. IlarrySirarr,
Hottoviiie. Pa., October 12, 1592. ? \
l>r. Miles' New lieart Cure is sold on a posi
tive guarantee by aii drurglste, or by the Dr.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind., on receipt'of
price, $1 per bottle, six bottles c5, express pre
paid. This creat discovery by an eminent
specialist in heart disease, contains uelthei
opiates nor dangerous drug*.
r<]Opi;v&
u
We
^iT^ADffV
are now receiving our
Some of which you \vil! now I
! find on exhibition at hard time
orices. A full assortment will
| l
| be di? played later on and it
I will be to \our interests tu!
i
i make your purchases of U3. I
1 My stock of 'rugs, patent
J mcdieiiies and fancy goods i?
J v e r v complete. P re* c ri ptio n s
U rid family receipts accurately
| compounded.
Very Respectful v,
? ilil A." i mi
|''us;:loH5Me j itri-siaaJpo,
?0
The undersign d r">;.<-< t'u lly VnH the
alte-ntion. of the liidii s of C.'Uiidon awl
vkinilv to the fact thai thr-y are prepared
to make dresses in thy latest styles.
Orders arc solicited. Our prices arc
:nocier?te. It has reached us that a re
port v. as in ci?\ u'.utioij that wo intend d
leav-njr C amden. SucJi report is without
;o:intl.;UoD ; we iihv-e entertained no sncli
ilea. ?? '
The la.'ics will find us at the re^donce*
j ; i t North of the Central IL,:?], win re
j ve will be plea&ed to See a;. d serve
i them.. . *
Misses ii VMIE & X.l>MK KaVCSv.
Many Persons ere brofcai
down from overwork cr touichold cares.
Brown's iron Bitters ?eb?fldstb?
system, aids digestion, removes excess of bite,
a ad cures nutria, Got the genuine,. ' ? ?.
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t a
iITATIOK.
South C.vrow s a.? KxnfH AW
By T. A. iloore, Esq.?
"Whereas, J* E.
suit to me to grant
ministration of the estate
of Amanda TrnesdcL rl'i
Those ftrie therefore, to
ish all and singular the
iters of the said A
and admori
PA
M* de
ceased ? that they be a
me. in the Court of P~
at CamilM^ on No* em
ter publication
the forenoon, to ahow ? -7
have, why the so id Adinimstrstfaa
net be granted. Oiven under |myie.
this the 18th day -of October, -A. D.
PuhlLsheU on theiOth day Of Ow?I'
J 4 j ^
SHB
Jodg.
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t
Somi Gaeouxv-Keiisuaw iCourr^L
?Whereas, depult has been-m*de iiil
the payment of if# monfj secured by n
mortgage dated the 23rd day of ??uu>&r)>
? BO I, executed by G.
shaw cotimv, State of. ScMfc :Carol?im,
to R. F. Willefoni ef the towiYnfJfa*
shaw, c6unty of Lanc&stec* of raid
Stale , which mortgage ?a?
the office of the clerk of rfahl^
k? rs.iaw or the 23rd
1891, in bookQQ, page 1J2> inA
said mortgage was assigm^ by f1"
K. F. WilU'tor l loThe B03H A
Furniture Faetory, au<\. the fcald
Baxter Furniture Factory* i8;;jl$P?K5
owner and holder thereof. ??
And wherpa-s the .".mount cUipteU to
l>e <?ut>-t?riMe saW iuort?tge to) tt>e 14th
day o; Oclober, 1803, is the' into Op*
Hundred and Sixty-One SjS-lOOjdor
C?;Cl. 83-1001 id foilows: The flu. .
One Hundred aud Jhirteeu *l-l0&d
lars ($113.41-100) princwvnl t?M tlMMUln
-)f Twenty-Two 92-100 ($2i?^lGO)V.o!L
lars interest, and the samof
i$2o.OO; dollars couuael fees. {
Xow, therefore, no ica
en that, by virtue of the power V)! ?aieJ
contained" in said uiortgage\; ftnjd',
duly recorded aforveaid, |al
pursuance of the authtir -tj
the said mortage will be fojrec
a sale of the premise! thereto <ji
at publk: auction, at the uiiiaj
inaking^uch sales in the fc>wnot
county of Kershaw, &ta$o ifojM
salesday in November,
o'clock in the forenoon. ' V* |V;
<The t-a!d premises
said mortgage a* follows 1\ J
piece, parcel or trr.ct'of land iMr
the North bv Timothy Strotwi^
( J. I. Brown's, or the estate c?2d&.. ,
\ tfrown'*, on tl-e East by galdfir* ?n'?i
mid XVe.-t bv '] i not by StroudVeoBfcam
ing one hundred a? re? more of left. '
The ttO YD & BAXTER FU&XfrtTRE
FACTOitY, per J. C. BOVb.
AMHsWvr
Wk*
Xetlles & Nettle*, ? v[*l
Attorneys for A> signee,
Oct. 14th, !fc'J3v ^
pAUTITICX SALE.
South C\vno?j>.t? - KsuaiiAtr .
: .
Snllio W. Thompson, PSaifttiff. ? J
? ' V]
I'l dW and Vy virtnc of a diwret.'j oV*
?ter i.er.-i.i d;?t<d Sf^t. 10, 1S93 , 1
- II at cufccry K-f^re the ,
1 1. Hist in (hmuh-rr. ,S. C , wi'l.in thoAft-1
_r:il ! ours 01' srK; on tjic liret Monday;^'
?it! i J* im y 01 Nov cm Oct,* ncxf, th/fulfcr.v
ij.g real es'ate : ' I f { Jlv
Att 1 1 is.* -piece , parcel or tiaf! of l{tn&
lying, bi!n^ niid in Kerahart'
eonnty. State of Si.uth Carolina, Sorilv <ot
the city of Canuleh, containing Of.if;
llui drt-d (100 acres, myrc or lew, bound'
ed North by noir-pr formerly ej
Kllerbe, Kast by ofsHrG* Ciffli
?son and tlw public ro?A frop? cSmlrfott t-|
Li ncavier, S>uth by laiwls 6f J. Sj
KU.ttne. formerly of Shannon and lands
of Y. II. Nelson and "\VoPt bv land* Oij
II. G. Cariison, the 8ame being known aei
the '"Whiti-ker PL*c*j 'r ' ? '
Terms? Cash. <r
E. d. W. LLIAJrs,
Oct. 13? t<l. ??$.. > ? ?. k. c.;
as
TAX fv'OTSCE ;|
OiKCEtF ,
Couat\- Treasurer , "Kershaw County. ?
Camden , ?. C., Sept. 2fr, 1383. *
Tn .K coijeianee with the Act to r?i?e
supplies f<ir the fiscal year coojuieruneg
X'-T^b- i, teS&Tiotiee is hereby gives;
Treasurer's otiicu'of h-err-haw*
C'ouatx.v.ill be open for thfc coffeetion
taxes M- nday , the 16;b day i.f QctubrrT
!8'..3. and will rr:rtain ?>:>cn until. Saturc
dav Pcc-iuber 30th, i$03? i ^ ' ;
'ili? lKfc? p r contain for Kcraha'-v
county isas iol'ows: .
For Staio purposed "*'
" Srl.O-.-l t:?X . 2 '* ?
*' Ordinary C'oun'y tax ? 3^ *4
Int. on Kail road bonus 2!* li
*' la*: imicbftdnci* ^ '* \
Tot:-.] 13^' mill*
roll Tax *1.00.
'Pie following j-pecial levied hnjpc beet
made al?o :
Special >ci:o'.i tact, District Xo, 1,
?niiiv. . ?
t" r inter<*n* n:i S ln-iv B u.di* G^adf-i!
Scl.o. ! B:;ilui:i?r Di.st. No. 1, of iU:H.
Sj?"?-i^l Mjliooi tax Dixt. No. 4, 2 n?Jl?.
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.. ?? ?. - ?? " 10 2 "
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I y
T. xes are tviv -He in the 1oj lowing
(?:' f m-.'.r- a : ' -1 m> ??-?; -er: C?<?M Vp?>
<:iv. r ^oin. I". "S. <?nrren?-y, Natiohul
fj-n!: tii'ti s /.;.d (.'? aposia wbxb '*:!! !?<?
< oi:i ? ]?avaii!e 'Ir.ri the y at 181)3, or.
the v ii;d t a.-' .!i lion-i# of tbe
Si.v:-. ki.o'.vu .i- ii.o *' S'eHc.t r.? y Lo d ,r
. ?? ? "ii J?:r'>r\s v.{ Jti'^cat. s ai.<l the jh-j
.'.'H i iii' St.iti? v. > ^'?es iu ifcc ? Circr.;t
<_'? ii ; v.'ili i ? ivid :'or C<-u.tty ta^e*
! (>i ini-'iiv!ir,<_' Scb'.t 1 taxes.
.\ '! :.!.f.?riit ;t:??n ;?.? to taxosi wiil L?
futii iifd i:pmi :?.j ?^i:'a>i- n- ? .
X -V'- Tax-oarers Me ur^id up ?ji t
sb.'ir t;,::e- s</o:i an jjoH^iblc
? /I ' il; day < f < )et!?hi r. to avoid a riac>
..! !????. :i..; .?* i.r. t:M- ia-td- Ys oi n?i!ect:op,
! Iu'.vimm :iu;hnriu ty rictive {; X i
. i : i - r ::??? 'i::>e o I o!i;s?n; lit# bt>oV? nitls
o',' : t I.i ili-: penalty . No U t of nam<^
?Vr ii. x ),-?*;? jpt,v v, 11! Ve tecvi7.e<J
?!:?? :i: t'.-t :?:?? t ;:?o; ;eV 1* 'd
? ii ; .-. idi: li-r. -This rule w'A\ U
1 ? adiienkl t ?,.
jEv?i ?ty Treasurer. ;
i A .
I^XA.ttlXATIOS of TEA
! I J EIL?.. M
K * _
The record iv mi - r. t; : s t : rf! ? ? xr.t? L it j
of tr:u-h. r> for '.'.it fgj?- public $
K^rsl: (*? u'n;y w ir| be <.'>r<:iju-tr*<! gt;
ct-urt h-.r.se :n t'-un.;on on tliC fch^r.irV,
:u:'! ;h 27il? ;?n<! 28rU <Uty* ??'
'(Vio'K-r. IsSii, c ?tt):;ieiicittjj?
,on Fiwl;ty.c Ail py:**. g ilesiria-.: .fo'st -J
f'.ise cc-rtiiicjiti-s < .f r jua ! ? ftcbtUtti to t r.atff)*
i :he?u t-> tfjich in the fr<-o pubH^^dlt'O' >? - ,
? are iWrrel.y r?? ;:p|t-ar K-for<
J P>0\r<l of: Exaij-Lu rs at tbe timemcn
tienefc J. M.: WATTS v .J'
r.. k?A!
?SBum
Mb in CIGARS.
Wholesale
4om> befot
furnisbod I
this o??^?
that's the i
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