Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Vke (jhronlele, PUBLISHED KVKBY KHIUA V ^ BY W Xj. MCDOWELL The oilty iirj'>rin Pa j mr <'// A't rilntw ('owiti/. CAMDKN, S. C.? Al'O. !<>, IsiiA. ftl'llKi'ltU'rlOs* U atkn : ~ < >ne \ car, fl. MX IIIOIiUm, >0 C't'lll -1 , I iitVl! IllOlltiin, ' ri'ii'J. Kavkh k<?h Aiwi iikmmi: ?>r<!in;uv ?; . I vrt ti^menl- , lif t in.vcilinn $1,00 |K?r sijiiaii' ; i-ui'li Hii.iiqiunl in Nertion '"'0 cimiIm | x* i s.juaio. Cash rati ? f < ? \\'<iii{s, l.osi aid >n : i ? I, vVl'.i llut I'XCt'tf lintf l|v?> i , 'i ? <??<? h iuwrii >n mid ei'nts j.rr 1 j u ? i> ? oftct, iiiMiiiooitl lino, Business ! ?(?., Is, (t'cnlt |>?r : i 1 1,* carl. In >sOiii?n, Ofli> ial an'l !<?? til i . <>t i > i al (li<- rate ' In Weil hy In w . Hull's for <-t| ii I ra <? t atlvi lUim.' w rl :? j iioiiikh'iI 1 1 1 ?< >ri n ) > | ? 1 i i * : 1 1 ion at tin- "t.'ife. CoimiiiiiilcationK will In |>iiTilif.J\lien of inU'M'.- t ti> llu* t; ? ? j ? * r ?? s 1 |>ilMn ami 1 1 > I < > I ii ^li'lam -i I ?> ry nal 1 1 *?. iv-k H|?uiiv ' 'lilw* ? !l l?o lis, Hilled l'>r llu- | Views of i'<nU .->|'i>ri U-iiN. Roniitlaiii en l?y clici * ?. i!i ift* aii I iiliilll'V xi'-'U'l' ? X m> I ). 1 I..- m i' !?' )? i val'lr T to ' \\\ r? M. D'lWKLi;, ( unnifi), s. t\ J Voir! Vot< !! \ | . I 1 ) m't J'ti 1 to vote on next I Tuesda\! Vote early on Tn#rtny and see that evry white * man in the neighborhood \ otes rIso. If you In i 1 to vote on . next Tuesday the probabilities an that Kershaw county will he represented in the v.\>n -t it ill ion- , a! Convention I ?y negroes and Republicans. On last Friday ni&ht at Pro hibitum Park, N. \ "Prohibi tion>> was debated on by. ex- ? (lovernor John l\ St. John, of Kansas, and Senat >r L* 1 db innn, of South Carolina. A jur\ was selected to decide U| on the. merits of tin- speeches and gauj a verdict by a yot" ol ft || (o S in favor of Sena/a Tillman. The Single Ntamlnnl. Its ['xtl.frl Wo t* *.V.//.A '>"//// ???' /?) lit/il'n.'/i/ /'<>r(r<i;/< <?. The Weekly Po?t i'X. V.) un der the caption ol "Political Notes," copies Iroin the ( hat tanoogji lines the lollow i n lc as an argument against the live o linage ol silver by the Cnited States: ? "Some years ago an edi'or who was lavorable to Irec sil ver happened t ? ? he in a leading hank ot 1 lis town'jon some hits incss. The cashjfer saluted him nil 1 said 'step this way, please; yiTwaut to shoW' y.)U some tiling. Ilis scrihhlership was conduct-; cd to the door ol a vault and. ?shown a pile ol sacks contain ing $">,000 sil vci dollars. | 'There', said the cashier, ave will send olVnearh every sick >.{ tli>*liiir wit hi i a lew j days (the ?\id of the mouih wa> i near) to railroad and c ? t ! ?osr e.ip-l tractors. The} will pay it out on the first of the month and | before the month i-' seven daysj old, ( verv blamed d ?llar <>i> it J will he ImcU here. We can't j keep t lie <1 liars in u *e anion;: j tlic people except m limited quautitiei." This ui'iiunieiit while farcical is at par w itli most <>l t hose ad v a need hv the anti-silver pre? *nn<! advocates. What mat lei to the great body of the people <?r thc>e 1 "niti d Slates w hetln r one doll i ei cue billion dollars i,f c .in ? I silver is in e??iMant ( irenla .on aiuynj them s > hm?| ;,s -Js . ?;';i voK'iit or their credit wit!. .pent ability to p i> it > u I i i -i'Mit 1 y u'<? od t<> enable ! 1 1 1 1 ? ; i ; t ?? n'lt tin all the neccs^a ii -s ami some ol the eumbnts of life, ai d at t ! i . ? sanw time ? ad 1 s'e.;. h'\ if 1\ their m it-M'i.ti pro.p-M it \ I' not l Twenty Years Proof. T Lilt's Liver Tills kevp the bow els in natural mot ion \;i 1 ?. lean ?< ttic system of all impurities An absolute cure for sii:khe;,<i.n h.-., dyspepsia, sour stomach, con stipation afid kindred diseases. "Can't do without them" R. P. Smith, Chile-bur;:. Ya. writes I don't know how I could do without them. I have had Liver disease for over twenty years. ?^jyn now entirely cured, Tutfs^jver Pills particularly the inadequate vol ume of our estimated per capi ta circulation, nor the ciieula ting (futilities of our ? ilvn is a lie, red j (that silver dues and willcnvu-: Into. | Tin' sil nat inn w I upon t lit* fin hoi / ; t ! s i l % ??l tail j ' ( h.tr^c 1 In l ii i^ t'a< t f li H 'in- . ? * i t ? r the dcprcv-inij et.cet < ?l tin.' 1 -int'lo standard. I?) which an i i 1 1 s u ) ) i ? itut volume <?! <oinedj j?'<>Jd it lit I ?_??>!? i bullion a vaihthle ; }<)]? coimije i> made* the only i j?ri iii.-i r\ ui<>ne\ . $v immcy of; I i ; i ; ? J n't!' m |>( it .n . mir n it iona I j i > j x I'l I \ 1 1 lit: l' U flu ckl d.tlio ; ( ? . i 1 1 value t ? I all property in ! I.i* i ura! dish iris, e^pcciall v < > J ; tlie South ainl West reduced ;it ! least one half, the prices of >ur i < *a t s'aple products, c tton, corn and w heat, ami of ol he? ; products incidental to a remu nerative price for these pro ducts, ground down to lowv. than starvation iiijuus in eon sequence of whirh we ct these sections are dclt hurdened and (1 {it-eii>}a\H il and almost with out hope of final disenthrall inent without repudiation. These a le t m' grounds of comphunt and this is cur apol ogy for continuing to b ? Ire silverites even though the i.\i> k.nt of the world lias denonnc ed us a s ciicniK's to t!ie iniolic w el fare. \\ ith one third ury vaults of four or (iv? European governments; with our own Nation :1 treasury open to attack at all times Irom conn hinatious of financial specula tors ti)nai?_?h whose maeliina tions We Irave wi'hin the past two yarc suffered to the ex tent ofa one hundred and si\t\ five million dollar bond issue wiih interest to he paid foievei and a day, we are told l>v our financial experts tint tin re is enough in the wan hi as I Health Restored I s A I; Li HUN DOWN ! Ho Strength nor Energy Misera!)!e I \ I J II f-XTRElVIC. I-In.n dp COVE RE D - n ;th s o in. . Cl'RLO HY USIN I Ayer'sSarsapanlla "S''\cr:il :? it. ?. 1 1 ? \ I J i?iil w:is In 1 ? I < i. >n. iii\ ?.* ? i ? in ;ii i i n : i (low li. :m<l w\ p'tn-ial IhmIiIi \ciy ii'is.'li till |'.iin-l. My ImtitN wen- . \ . i ? ? ? I w i 1 1 ? I.m ,:<? M i'tii?: ;t!l (In- iiinv I I ;i.l n?? sliviivlli Hoi i'Iii f.'V :i i il 1 1 1 \ In V h'.'-i ?i'ir ni-i'Uil'li- in Hi- i \ 1 1 i in*. Al J.i>l. I riili iiii'iiic.l l ? l> in;: ,\ \ i | Narvik ?? it ill. i ; 1 1 1 ;l I - vt|?:il ill. I. ? HI I 1 1 : ii> ??? 1 v I ??? I '? n it |i ? I , ii, \ |i mIi i. w ?' ? i ????? r ? \ \. '| n\\ >.s, I'M. p. 1 1 .i l~l ll' i> I oil | .. ,i. v |?.i! . Ayor'8o^8arf"|icn!!:i AJrnittv J at the wopir'r, iv : Special Hale. h*;>ci'?al Priccs. Spccial Terms. GREAT CLEARING SALE. Tlinv 12 u id red V'.I'.V.V " ii ? i ? I ( lit. i. I? in*. It. 'in m.li'il ni.t'.f-v .1! 1'iniif < .'I !%? Iiillli-r -I.M U. Mn?? I.- v.. |,|. | l ,,ii ?> !nr il.in !i, t 1 1 1 'I . , 1 : \ ' Ii . 11 * f 1 1 1 41 ' 1 Vi ? lull Mllllinrl . lln. I ' 1 ! . 1..1 > ' 'j, ( . I "ri?:ll u.it ? on - .i.l. til M 1 . > 1 ii 1 1 1 . ? ill. I ? ~ i. -t |... tl.l.- 1 .1 in. I.. 1 p ? \ 1 1 1 * ? 1 1 1 . * * 1 1 It *? 1 . < 1 ' ? . ** I ? ' 1 * s'l. in. nit 1 1 1 \ . (In. Il.lll -.iii.I In 1 1 1 iv - ini; mm . I'. H-; .in I- lil'.lilv . \ V ill. I. it 111. 111 .Mt-niiori 1 1 : 1 -? ;i il \ .- t'f i hi- tin' nf ; a v 1 . 1 [/JDDEN & BATES, Saviinnah, Gi LUU. l i.>' ' * ? poultry, s'rvtm, Garden, Como!ery. Lawn, I^iirond end K-.ibbit Fencing-. Tboa?mds of miloo in n???. r.-en. KrolgUt I'uUt. I'rlco* l.ow. 'he McMULLEN WOVEN WIRE FENCE CO. 111. us. us ?s* uo u Hunt ci . cs::szi. in. money of final accounting to d<> i he world* business up"n. ami t hat \\c are fo<?l? to talk o t a himeialic *jst? hi wln'ii wh bavc alruadv m' yood a on--*. Such arguments and such as so i i < ' 1 1 > a- tin? above have iin* il uj on the people more lit mm ;i tK c'iH c of \ cars Mich a tiain o| evils is modern civiti* /.hi ion never dremncd of. the wr\ |oa>t of w hicU bus ere now cii iix't I the decay and fall of nations. Thank (iol, however, tbo people ai" now in the saddle. The fin ii'.N has ad v a need from under the a ver of mock jatri [?ti>in and w iil surely fall a prey to united assault by tl:e*cohorts of the ib f< nders of hi me and fireside 1 .< t \ our buttle cries he "Fnc Audit a fur lice Amcr ictus," l)o\vu with Kumpcnn \a>salage" Mi l "l'l' AN > AT lie- pec t full y, W. A. Si ? 111:0; K. The Only f Great and thoroughly re l liable building-lip medicine, ^?nefve tonic, vitalizer and Blood Purifier Before the people today, and which stands preeminently above all other medicines, is HOOD'S Sarsaparilia It lias won its bold upon the hearts of the people by its own absolute intrinsic merit. It is not what we say, but what Hood's Sarsaparilia does that tells the story: ? Hood's Cures Kven when all other prepar ations and prescriptions fail. " I have been nfliU-ted for over twenty yum with u very boio limb cnuswl by had blood. I began taking Hood's KarHaparillrt and havo been /retting better ever tdnco and can truly Bay that it is t ho bent medicine that I havo ever Been." AUUK.NA K ITCll I NO, White Pond, South Carolina. Get HOOD'S Hood's Pills J, (', nillil.lMS, A l roil N KY-AT I. A W Ann Notary I'ubliy, ( \\ m n: N, - -- ?*"*. < ? Will [ir:ii itce in mi site v%c:n? ni iin St lll"-l. O'li.-r on l,i\\ iinShi'iill K. \V illia.i.-.' itlln i- m ar tin* i?.\;.r? m? ..Ilier. Attention. Wheat (irow eis. I liiivr ri'fcnl 1 v <>\ ? iin.l iiihl? <! s uiv i lit sis, iiiiu jiiii Im (? li'i- | rep !?'??! i ) ? : i ? l ? v r t ? ? milk o Hour, I'! . ci v i'll< ri will lu> nn<lc l?? sa( i< fy my < u-l ?inuT*. A slniv < f yo?;r roiuigr i-. rtvp.'ft ml! v s. I i<* ! t?>< >. .1 . A. WATTS. May 1 7 1 1 i , ls''">. Fim: posnioN-u at < .< m ?r? s a i. a i: i in (if a it a \ i ki:i> r.v Tin-; M (ia. Business College In iii '<liat< lv <?n coinpl.-tiiiti < f > i . i j, l>' c.tin ?!? .-it i .i i ??-!>: . 1 I I l'<- ?? \. I cum' ? T . ? f I ?< ? i" M i ? - ? 1 1 ? \ %? ri;-"rv mi x in m:\ v n? days. C \\ t it r or w i it- i iii 1 1 1 ? I i: t' I v in <; \. r.i'M \ I.s> ( u| J.' ?;k, M i ? ? > 1 1 . I i a . ICN(JI N ICS. :-r: HOI LICK'S. MAC 1 1 IN I : K V. I Valors In Kn^i inns' Sup plies. YAI.K .v Ml'lilXK K IKON WOK KS ; I to llasrll St , C'l.ar!r.<-; ton. ^ ( '.inesprmilonco soliritod. April i J}aV!(lsO!j {Vlloiio, I \ . I I i N \ !\ ! I-'ffl \ - 1 1 1 ii :! i \ : r !?. l: i n - Sept. , lii'tli. ? ^ . Nino 1 a-! i n tm s. ;< :ir >!c T .;i 1 1 - uiMlm ii .w. ( ";?l?i;i?'t ??. \ | ?j ?:t r?t t us. ; I .il rai i'-s. IK-a'lin^ II i \ n;- i nasi hid. P?t!i (Ii\ -Minis. Tennis Courts, \<\ (J I a > > i i ? : i i . M it h- matieal, Si i^nt i li . ? , I.Iti rai \ , I li 1 ?- icn I, Commercial, Si*i;(l tor a .-atalo^uo. J. H. SI I KA HKU, .-**? 1 *jros?i<lcut . .1 illy |2 , 3 in . N ? ; DUKE Cigarettes DUKEDURHAW ? Its INi J ac ' V rc .V ?y *??? ? ?k>y ? ? * VV.Duke Sona &Co ^ 1iltAH?nlC;N 10UACC0C3 ? UCCHtllCN DURHAM, N C. U.8.A, mad: trom Nigh Grade Tobacco ABSOLUTELY PURE We Employ Young ] Men ?o distribute our j i ' . t *its J;i l nt |H>iin i:r l >r ;i M.<li Acme I villi h >V0 hornl thelll OU H|i|?roTBt- No w..iU doiio until ilio bicycle arrives uiul proves h.ii.sfuetory. Young Ladies biimu terms. It t?>vs or filrln u{i|>1r they muat to well vecoin u.i bdot'. \N nto for |> u llcuhns. ACMU CYCLE COHPANY, El.KHART, IND. O. L. IvIUKLEY, IISJ OTA.RY 3?TJ"IE3XjIO CAMDKN, S. C. luirman I ' ni vcrsi.y Scholarship. I ; .Hire < 1 ScJ.ool ( 'oniinissoner, j t Kcr.shaw County, Cund ii, S. A ug. 1i>, '1 lie following letter from Superinten deti of IMucation MnyMcld, together v, i'.li tin- announcement > f the Secretary of the Faculty of l'liiumn I'nivcrs ty, is M-lfcxphinntoiy. Tin iso who ih she to I ( ? ? 1 1 1 1 ? lr for till' clli bltship w'l.l please igovirtt th'iuselvcs according] v. J. A. lililCSUV. K. ('. K C. ( )!l:(re i f Slate Supt. < f Fducat ion .) j Columbia, S.( '.,Aug. otli 1 h'i> '?. > School Cumini signer, I enclose a circular from Fermnii I " ni veritv which explains itself. As you see youi ( '.ill lit v is cu'itled t?? one free schol ar-hip i'? '''is weil known institution, anil I t'ltxt you will make proper aimouncc iii! *ii t to yi. ur pen| If si in I urge its accept ance. I h" prtucrs will lie graded by the f faciilt v of the I 'nivorsitv. In tlic South Carolina College i. oiler j ?? 1 t w o scholarships for the young men of your county. So- that iirnper notice io the niejins ?.f bringing '<? 1 ic' ' some I ? r i _? 1 1 1 bin ? ami prove In he the turning point in their i'ves.v Yours Truli*, W P. MAYFIFId), t ite Sn;it. Kilucatim. I'ninian I niversity oirerinv t ? ? il sen i g young men throughout our State assistance in obtaining a collegiate* ede cal ion. 'I'hero iv .is instituted last year the plan of ;/ivitig one scholarship from each cam tv in the State, 'lie appointment to he ?mule l>y coiupet't' \*f? cxnniitiat'fon. The ficulty of Fiinsiait )iniiouiiC''8 that there is a \ ncaney in everv~*coni.ty ex eept Chester, (irceiivillc, 1 Fampti n ami I .aureus. (In these counties the* iippobi I < es of last rear luve by reason of satis factory work Seen reappointed. V All ex amination to thepe vacancies will he held hv the county scliool commissioner at the re- p- ct i ve count v scats, on Friday Aii vust *_'.M. The i|iiestionB are prepared by the faculty and the papers will ne grad ed hy tin in. Young women as well as young men are iligihlc to the examina tion. The subjects in which the aejili cant will lie examined are: F.njdi-di. < i r.iinmar ami cotnp sition, Latin, Alge hra and Arithmetic'.' The <iitc*( ions on Fnglish w ill require a knowledge of essvutial pi ii ciples of the language, and an ability to apply mi origi nnl woik. Neatness in writing, accura cy in spelling, and a proof from the gene, .ral tenor of ti.o paper that careful ami int? IMgciit hi :k has liccn done in the st id\ of our uu th?.r tongue will he of ureal impor.'ii ee. 'I lie l.atin i i iii stion will embrace a sc h'lioit from the (list or second hook of ( 'aesar's War, ijui stioti on et i r,.o|#i._v ami syntax, ami a few sentenci s t.i he turned trun I n /Ii- S t <*? .at in. There w.i- ? c.in-i l.u ih|e deficiency in ihcex a 1 1 1 i n : t i n pypcus submitted l ist year. I a tin in.it 1 1 r of I.- tin. the tiairdation fr??ni f.atin t ? liie.-'i-h were generally ' el, Icit there w. is lack of accurate ami logical knowh ? t -_ri ? of syntax, ami there fore m c s-..: | il v (t t ill uin lT Fngli.-li to I t n. Students in pi epat in<_' f>r their exannnat ion are advised ii it to lie satis li \i itii kno i ing th it a noun is in a par ticuiar ?v<e, or that a vi-rh i-- in a |>.i r t i. -- ul it i.i ioi|. hut t'i know exactly why tl c pmtiruhir c;i<e or n;o..d i.i usril* It is no* s ' . (Ih'ieii > to say that a n tin i.s in the tii-nirivc c.ise, or that a verb is Iji the S u 1 1 ; ime t i i e n mi''. Know the whv.'v . l'iie A'g.*l.ra iptcstious will jo through tniadiatie K<jii:ition. The A rit hnujitt <|Ues!i"Us will I e such as should he air ? we roil h\ any ore who has completed At i: hiyet i-*. In the preparation for both |he\?.* Mibjei ts. st udetits a re urged togra?p th/ fnn latiicnt.il p iuciplcs, and to gr.-und taemsi-lvi's ia them. The p'>iul i< n t that a given hook, on a given page, t 1 1 > I o i to work a given example by a nil en ruhi. ({other strive to got a liryt I ..j i(?e fondatnental i>lea, rn 1 vrt.i wi 1 i. nt ileed to meinori/e a ^iugal rule The value of th.' scholarship i.' tifti il .liars, an an ount sutlioient to pav tui lifinforone year The appoint in nt is iiuoh* for owe year, hut in ease of tine standing by the winner through the year the proh thdi i"s ar?* the faculty >vii'. as thei have done in the case of the holders of the scholarships from the counties of i 'hrrrr, ? irrrr.viftp, Ilnmptnn rtnrt I.nti I I ii-i, ie appoint Ihe^inncr for another year, and if the high ft.?ndard of work is maintained, the appointment may he made from yar to year until gradu :tion. Tin- appointee is reipitred to enter the low. -st (freshman) toljege clnis. !? or father information orc-Atolo^ue 4 ad ?lress, l'iuia.Ki L f>rniiAM, Sec. of Faculty. Crccniillc, S. C. Represents the net shrinkage in property value in the South and West, according to the tax returns officially recorded, for 1894, as com pared with iHy.v I j, A d?'t:iil\> content Is to fought bot>yoon now ami the next, Presidential olcctlou tor v ' . -PRBB GCiiNTA-QH]-: THE PEOPLE'S MONEY -the coinagoof both gold and silver, without discrimination, which meant tlio frm> c<>u.??o of Goth oj.pos.-. i to the i' ?1lcy <>f contraction, which has bcon dictated by Kngl.and and adopted In. .Washington, ami which levies tribute -on every product of the farm, on valuations of all kind* and on all compensations for labor. THE GREAT ISStHL NOW l? ti* e double standard against the single standard ? the use of both gold ami silver as standard money uictals again^Aevping the currency of . the country on the gold Uj^sis. The ATLANTA WEEKLY CONSTITUTION published a* ATLANTA, GA., and bavin.? V O A CIRCULATION OF MORE THAN 156,000, chlelfy among tho farmers of the country, and going to more homes than anyVfteokly newspaper "published on tliu face of the earth, Is , .. p , The Leading Champion of th<V Peopla hi all tho great contests In which they are engaged against theoxactlons of monopoly. THE CONSTITUTION IS /THE BIGGEST AND BEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER published in America, covering tho news of ilto wor/d, having corrospondouts in every city in America, and In tho capitals of Europe, and repotting in full the details of debates, in Congress on all ques'lons of public interest. It is THE GREAT SOUTHERN WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, and as the exponent of Southern opinion and tho purveyor of Southern news it has no etjual on tho continent. An enlargement of 12 columns. To meet the demands upon its space for news, The Constitution will Increase its size during the summer to la pages, 7 columns, making 84 columns each week. THE CONSTITUTION'S SPECIAL FEATURES h\any ' The Farm and Farmers' Department, The Women's Department, The Children's Department, are all under able direction and are specially atlr lutlvo t<\ those to iviioin t'leso d 'partinants arc addressed. Under the editorial management of ( i.a i< K HOW KLI.. Its ?| cciat contributors are writers of such worUI-wido reputation as Mnrk 1 wtiln, Urnt llnrtv, !'rnnt? K. Stockton, .1 oei <: lumdlor llitrrl") lietov II iwutltim, and hundreds of others, while it <Sffers weekly service Iroiii such writers as liill Arp, Snrige I'lnuhcit, WhIIaco 1'. >!<?<?(),' I'runk I.. Kindlon, anil others, who give Its literary features a peculiar;Southern flavor that coincnenH* It to every fireside from Virginia to Texas, Irom Missourl'to Caiiiornia. s 1 > ii r i 1 1 k ! Ilk whole del ky and failure to tiring ilie promised reliel in tinaiiei.il matters Tho Cn**tltutlmi Ii.ih heralded, in season and out.'tha full news. It haSuiven plain editorial utterances upon tho eiTcct ot the trimming and niisgutdeU policy o( wreckago and more bonds, which events have shown to be prophetic in their utierrii't* directness. V STRAIGHT, CLEAN, UNTRAMMELLED, ? [X Salutes the fret' penpto who in.?ist that th? servants of the peonto shall not Iteeoino their masters. ngem -nt the paper publishing Uiu announcement will tie clubbed with Tit ti CONSTITUTION at tho remarkably low rate TUB CONSTITL'TK Py *0?mtal arr announced tlk#l?it in this is.->ue. TEX MILLION COW! AND SlIhHP HIDES. Dry Flint Cow Hides 12 op^^r !!? j I >ry Salt per Ni-j i (ireen Salted. . . . .&* ?7 ' c | ? o i" it j IW i ? Wax : 5 e j >er !'? ! I Woo!, White, no Iturrs il to l.'I'.e peril, j Wool, Iil.u k, do Burrs 7 t ?> y e pi r H i Sheep Skins .... 10 to >?0 c each- | ( '( > w 1 1 1 1 >ks a \ i) si 1 1: k v ] i ; uks a Sl'KCI A LTV. ,1. \Y. WATK1NS.I i No. Anson Sheet. Near Market, j C: 1 1 AllLKSToN, S C. '' ! one ( ) 1 1 ! o lUYKlJ ^ C\lAKLKS.| T(?N RAILWAY COMPANY Schedule in effect Dec. 1st, 1811 L Standard Eastern time. Northbound. Southbound. j .'50 ."4 , l.-t Class. I)..ily "xcejif Sunday. ?? M I? M | 1 00 Camden 12 I "? 1 120 0 DeKaih. 1 1 ^f3J West vi lie 11 4.' | 1 > i- .. i .. 2 00 ) keislwiw i | 2 1 "> Ke.'tlh Springs 11 1*> ! 2 20 Pleasant I Iili II '0 I 2 10 I .anea.-Uer 10 "0 1 2 .*)."? Itiverside 10 02 j 2 n't Sprimrdell I0 20i 3 1 "? Patau ha Junction 10 10 i :* 21 Leslie ?? r,r, I ;,4 [? 'hick 11.11 j -J;;;?! 3 oO New port !? 20 1 4 t Tirxah f 1 3 | I 2 ) York villo 8 58 I Sharon s .*;8 j I ."?? ) llirkory (irove H -JO ! ?'? 0'! Smyrna 8 10 ! ?"> 2i I51aeksonr<_? 7 C> r M I'M -;i i 2n<l CI:: vs. Mond.lV. I 2nd Ch?.$.~. "T'.ies- j WeiIn.-K.Liy an<l j d.tv, Thursday ami . l-'r I?l.?y . I Saturday. 7 1 "? ( '.1111 It'll l! , 7 l.i I >i- K alb .r> ."?<! j SIM West vil! ' s 10 Kershaw o 00 0 ro lleatli Springs I l"> i t? 10 Pleasant I T i i i 4 (':*? J !>."?) I.,au;as!er 3 j in l."? ) * , , ? , \ 2 V? 10 02 \ ^ l *i I 10 17 S'prinirdell % 2 2.*? | 11 32 OatrtN\l?? .1 it lie t it >n 2 10 j II. '2 Ltfli.- 1 < 0 J ! 10 IJot k II 11 12 10 1 2 1 0 Newport 1" f f 2 2"? Tiiz.ih 10 ;M j 3 n.-> York vi lie 10 n"? 1 3 ;5 t sIimpoii ;? is j :t .*>'? Iliekorv (irove 8 ?"??*? 1 I J Sim-rna 8 I I 10 Plat kshnrtf ? On } r M \ M 11 1 2 J 2nd Class. Daily exrept Sunday. A M !? M ! S I "> H'arksburif 8 I "> | ? .*? Ksi; li s f< '2H J !l l.i Patterson Spiinys. 8 lo j M ? I Shelhy S 0:5 10 ! 1 Lr.ttimi're. 7 1 1; : to 2'> Mot. rush' >ro 7 "?> ; !U l.i I ffiw i. ua. ?> An j, 11 1:5 F'trcs? ( ity i:t 11 l?? Uotherl'tirilton. .*v? 1 1 '7 Millwood ! 12 "Jo <to!t!?'n Yslh-y. ?"? * 7S 12 27 Termin::! City I l j 12.r?U . (ilenueod. 1 lx 1 o."? ( J 'ltlaoi it 1 l !_ 1 1 *? M.4I u??i? ( 2." , T- M. r m j No 32 h*ff conneelir.n K ith 'Sonthofn i R ?ilwnv at ltork Hill. N.>. 33 Dinner at Kmlirtw. Nos. 3J an?l 3"i \?i!l carry p;is>ieTv;or'<. 1 Nop. 11 and i3 Osye ronni'CtUn *t , Marion with S-inthern R^iilwAy. SvMb'Rl. IIi'ST, Ceil. Mr'g'r. y. T?;ri?, Supt. ?Si. 1> LcurKix. r.?a, . A^t. TO 1Y PATRONS AND " ? FRIENDS. -1. lake pleasure in thanking you lor your liberal pfttronnge you have given me in the past lew, months I have been in bu-s^ iness 1 will .shite that I am in better position now to serve \ oil with bargains than I have been. I know its hard times but 1 have sold Jots of goods since I have opened up. The way I have d? lie it is selling close with small profits, and that is the only wav a man can sell goods now and the only way 'hey ought to be sold as hard as times are, 1 have just received a carload of flour and another on the way. Also a fine lot of molasses I will sell cheap. Also a fine line of sugar, coffees, ean goods, wheat bran, and all other gro ceries. 1 will meet any pi ices you want; just try me is all J 1 have bought a full line off-inning implements such as traces, I. anies, plow stocks, back bands, back-ba d hooks, repair links., shovels, spades* Ditch-forks and many other things too numerous to mention. 1 am headquarters on" tobacco. Just ask your neighbor, he can tell y ou; and many other bargains he has gotten and you have missed by not cal ing.in before you spent that bard-earned dollar. I ill r.st say a great many of you have learned where )ou can make that dollar go the farthcresl by the one you have patronized. I will buy all country produce and pay highest market price. I will also sell y ou your ferlilizeis cheaper than any other man in Caaulen. Cotton .4eed meal, acid* anil ammoniated guanos. Don't buy them until you get my lowest juices. 1 mean to sell you if you come to see me. I know how this great percentage is and know exactly how to cut prices to sell you the gocdo I oiler. Remember you can buy a buggy cheaper from me than yoij can from any one else. I Am Yours Respectfully, D. E. HINSON. T. BUKDELL, CIVIL KNUINKKU SUKVEYOK. ( A MDKN, S. ('. Municipal KiiL'inccriiiL', Surveying ?>! Lamls and sal -Divisions ot Tract.-' a siuuial'.v. "In-3 Charleston Line." Sou Hi Carol i im ?V CJeorgia Ksi 1 1 Koad. Cliarlci>toii, S. May l???t { j , 18!iS. I'iWSKii-cr I ii'i'iirl lm'iit . I.V. ( ?'on i 20 .1 m ?; f?0 p m Ar. S- inn o?"vi!h? 7 .*??? li rj " i 'regnal !? * L'S 7 I " < ? i :i nic? lair;; :'.s * ?.{ " K i 1 1 ?_ n i Iv.' I" -0 '' C'?? aati'i i l l 0 > 10 l"> Lv. ( 'oluiul.ia 7 t ill a hi 4 p m Ar. K i 7 l 'i 111 " Or.mci '? 11 1: l'7 " ( 'liarli st"ii II!') 8 1 0 l.v. CliMi'lc-t >a 7 .1 m ?'? . 0 p in " Hranc!;v.lV !> s r> " I>? ni?iaik s :?:) " I ? I ;? ?? !i v j 1 1 <? ? !<> I -J :> (? l Ar.\u."ii.s!a II lipin 10 aO p in Lv. Augusta a ffi -50 |> hi " Itlackvillo "II A (Hi " IVp.niark s L's ?*? -J0 " Branch v il Its !' - ?) , ?"? n"> Ar CI arl 'Ni..n I I l<> ' ? Cm) Fast Express, A-yvtt\ p III A r. Aik? n () .* I) .?npiiuk y ~t 7 Lv. I ) vim ii k. In a 111 Aiki-ii 10 ^ 8 00 l>:?ily KTrcpt V'lti lay. Lv CanP*cn a S "r? a 111 2 I.* p ni Ar. Kinjrvillo ' 10 2"> .1 in 4 .V> I.y Kingvillo M :l > (iOOarri Ar Cmnden I - 0 > p 111 8 13 Connections : Clyde S. S. Line Charleston, S<). Ry.,Co Inni! in, Through Sleeper between Charleston an. I Atlanta I.. A K?ne?*aoti, Truffle M'g'r, K. ?. Botien^lfn. Slunagcr, (tcncral oflice.CliaHeaton. S. C. Tlie Dew Id<?&. Aro .von nrij^'it nml clever ? If so. you hftvo plenty ?f irieas of your own, nlso sense euonjrh In grasp good new ones when offered. Wlintao f yoiitliink of a -ii <*<>1 1 1 1 n 1 1 Illustrated Monthly Pn i per, eaeli issue containing a Piece of MiihIc, VomI or Instrumental. Latest Fashions, Uofcd tynrlfo, I'ramntic Nrws mill I'oi trails of Pretty ActlvKses, Household. Toili-t .in 1 I'iincy Work Minis, nil for ?'j cents a year. postpaid ? Seems loo good to Imj i true, but we give y..u exaetly wiiilt we (UlvcrligO. Send 'Jj cents uiul see for yourself. Till': m;\v i Die a c:o., 1111 Iirouil way. New York City. J Agents wanted. Liberal commission paid. . NEW YORK MUSICAL ECHO. Thr> linnilpoinost Mimical nn.! fashion journal In America. full sheet size. 8-1 paj?*8 ami liawl >iiic cover. containing from ten to Ixvelvo pieces i f vocal or instrumental music, beslilcn foul* or ilv |K>nraits of |<Militij< nclrt'sw. Subscription u) tin- yt'or. $ I . "<??. >.1 tuple copy, 10ct-s. Address 1 In- NFH V!>ltK MI'SICAIj KC'IIO CO., I5r??a?lvvay Theatru ItmMin/. New York. tjrentH wanted. i -i Lai . 1 1 coiuuiitsttioo :>aid. ? MANUFACTURERS OF ? j Doors, Sash, Blinds, Moulding, Building Material, Sash Weights and Cord. ! CHARLESTON/- S. C. i PurcbfrsiTT>nr inakts, wnicli we guarantee superior to any sold Spilth, and thereby save ! money. ( Window and Fancy Glass j> j specialty, Juno 29.

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 16, 1895, Image 2