The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 18, 1895, Image 3
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~ OCT. 18, 1895.
Thanks.
Our friends !? live our thuuk* for
ilia liberal iu which they
are paying up their subscription.
" Tho 01 'vo Branch Q$dUty,
v Of \he Camden Baptist f'huroh
will jiiv? and entertainment at the
residence of litv. Atha T. Jamlsou
on Thursday night, the. 24th i ?it?t.
Oyster^ supper, etc. will he served
?nd no admission fee wil' he churg
i(<I, W? are sure that a nice tiiue
ia iu store for ull who at '.cud.
Hot Supper.
A hot supper will he served at
the residence of Mr. 0. U. Myers
on the night of the 23rd insl. The
supper is given for the benefit o I
Mjti Zion Baptist Church and every
body is cordially invited to attend
JProbahly -other attraction will be
g\ven in addition to the supper.
v Don't forget the date and let every i
l)0(ly attend.
Shooting.
A very serious shooting all'ray
took place on Wednesday lust on
the McYVilli0> pls.ee, near Liberty
Hill, between Jerry Williams and
Ned Wa^tp, both colored. The
former has been arresied and is
now in Jail. Tho latter, it is stat
ed, Is dead, but we do not know
that this atalcment is authentic, at
all events no is in a yery preoarl-]
ous condition.
The Oirow
Hunting's railroad circus exhib
ited in Camden on last Saturday.
While it wag not altogether as
iarge as some circuses which have
ehown here it was ono of the clean
est and most high-toned shows that
has been here for some time. All
the men connected with h were a
^ever set of ft Hows and wo will be.
glad to welcome Mr. Hunting and
bte sh '?w back to Camden any
time. t
kew Dentist
Any one can have their teeth
fixed at these prices. I will be at
Camden from the 21st to the 28th
inst. to do any wrtrk in the dental
3it?e* I am ousted in ull the latest
methods in dental work ami guar
antee satisfaction. My prices are
a rf* folio"/ 8 :
Gold Fillings from $1.50 to $2.00,
Amalgum Fillings 75c.
Cement Fillings 75c.
Goid Crowns <$$.00.
Plate* from $10.00 to $12.50.
_ 'Office at Workman Hotel.
J. E. ftUTLEDGE, M. D., D. D. 8.
^ ' __ .
Latham Brot'ws
<y
It affords us pleasure to present!
to our readers this week an adver
tisement from * Latham . Bi others,
eons of our most excellent fellow
citizen, Mr. S. B. Latham. These
young men have a very choice
stock of heavy* aud faucy groceries,
canned goods, etc. We^li&ve given
their stock u personal examination
v.o are sure thai belter goods
cannot be fotu^d in Camden. ' If
good goods, polite attention, square
dealing and low prices count forj
anything the Latham Brothers will
certainly, ra<ake a big run this Fall.
Moro politd and accommodating
young men cannot be found in
Camden. We know whereof w?
spenk when we say thajTtliey give
more goods for' the money than
' anyone else. Our friends are in
vited to cull at the Lathxm Broth
ers, |)Hce theii* goods and see if it
will not lie many dollars saved to J
them to do their trading with this
? liew firm. Bead their advertise*
uient and be sure tJ calk-ton them
when -vou come to town.
" *****
PiomiBcuous Items
Fresh Buckwheat nnd Maple
.'Syrup just reoieved at I). E. iliu
< son's.
No. 7 Cook Stove and furniture,"
for *0.00.
a J. It. Goodale A Son.
THE MOST remarkable cures on
I record havo been accomplished by
Hood's Sarsaparillfc'. It is uuequallcd
for all BLOOD DISEASES.
When Baby wm sick, wo gft*o her Castor!*.
When bIio was a Child, sho cried for Castorlo.
.When nho^came Mis*, sho clung to Orwtorla.
When sho had Children, she gave them Gaxtorta.
A ver's $Tl*?r Vigor, whfoh has
outlived and superceded hnndied*
of nimilar preparr lions, is undaunt
edly the most fashionable a.-) well as
economical hnir-dressing in . ttie
the market. Hy its -use, the poor
est head of hair ao^n hcccines lux
uriant tu jdf beautiful.
Human life is held too cheaply
?when the individual who needs n
>?Tonic for his system, seeks to cover
hia wants by purchasing every ne^.
lAJxture that is recommended to
Jiym. ' Remember tnat Ayer's Sar
H4pariHa has a well-earned reputa
tion of fifty yfeai's standing.
JL English Spavin Liniment re
femores all hard, SoTt or Calloused
.Lumps ihdfhlemmUliei from horses,
BM 8ps?iit?, Curbs Splints, Swee
?eff Ring Bone, Stifles, Sprains, all
-awideB l^iroAlSf Coughs, etc. S?v?
$50 by ifse of one bottle. Wai
ranted?h? most woaderful Blemish
<Cuf? ever knowa. Sold by Dr. K.J
'i, Druggist, Camden. S. Oj
Taxes
Taxed are btdnjg paid in better
this year than they have for many
yeais before. Over $200.00 were
paid in oil I. lie teoond day tin*
books were.
Camden Cotton Markot.
Cotton is quoted to-day us fol
lows :
Fully Low Middling,
y Middling, 8 \
Kuily Middling, 8^
? Goo(i"TSrTTWHirp, tij
R:?tau?-in'.
Winyah Juiih's now lias his res
taurant in full working order. lit*
bus fitted ii up with now furniture,
and other improvements, and is
prepared to furnish incut.* on short
.notice at any houi of the d:iy. See
his udve^l?otii^nt.
Firo at Libariy. Ili".
We lehi n that lire last week d? -
stroyed the- gin house of Af r. F. G
Perry, containing the gin and' press
of Mr/A. (J. Jo nee, together with
10 bale4* of cotion belonging to dif
ferent parties, A spaik fv.ou? the
engine caused the lire. Ni?. insur
ance
Tno Dispensary
I The Dispensary is now doing n
veiy lively business. The sales
last week amounted to $717.27,
the invniOQ? price of which was
$593.42, and gross prolii to
the Stale was $123 fca.
The sales on Inst Saturday not mint
ed to $320 65; 1040 fla-ks and 1
1-gallou package going out.
Lumber at 40o t?> 85:. Per Hun
dred
Lumber is certainly getting
ohvup. Mr. J. A. Watts hat estab
lished a saw mill 4 miles north of
Camden and. will deliver nt your
house (or elsewhere) good lumber
at from 40e. to 85c. per hundred
feet. If you are in need of lumber
hunt Mr. Watts up or leave youi
orders at The Clnoniclo olllce.
* Our Adyertisrrs
The merchants of Camden who
are advertising with us are:
I). E. Hinson,
R. Mosel'jy & Co.,
Hirsch Brothers,
The Wonder Stt^re,
Latham Brcthers,
J. R. Goodale & Son, and
C. If. Davis.
Our friends will please remember
this and giye these firms preference
when they come to town.
A Hou*heold Remedy.
And itjHffver fails to cure Rheu
matism, fCtftarrh, Pimp'es and all
diseases arising from impure bloo 1,
is Botanic Blood Balm. Thous
ands endorse it as tho l?est remedy
ever offered to mankind. The
thousands of cures performed by
this remedy are almost miraculous.
Try it. Onlv $1 00 per large bot
tle* For sale by druggists. See
advertisement elsewhere.
Eehef in Six Hours. . .
Distressing Kidney and Bladder
diseases relieved in six hours by. the
iiHew_G4*taUSnulli_ Aiuc.llc;lu- Kid-.,
ney Cure," This new retneoy is u
greet surprise on. account of its ex
ueeuing promptness in relieving
pajfl in the bladder, ki Joeys, back
and every part rf the urinary pas
sages in male.or female. It relieves
retention of water and paiu in pass
ing it ulmost immediately. If you
want quiek relief anil cure this is
your remedy. Sold by Dr. F. L.
Ze.np, Druggist, Camden, S. C.
"The Common People/'
As Abraham Lincoln culled them,
do notcareto argue about ^ their
ailments. What they want is a
medicine that will cura them. I he j
simple, honest stut'Mneni, "I k.n
tha.t Hood's Sarsapai ilia cured me,"
is the best argument in favor of
this medicine, and this is *w lint
many thousand voluntarily say.
uWi'sriits are the best after
dinner pills, assist digestion, cure
headache. 2f>?\
Death ct Mr. Joseph English.
Mr. Joseph Kngiish. brother o(
Mr. i). M, Knglish, died last wiek
Of 1*1 r. KiWlisli the Columbia Reg
ister says1.
"One of the largest crowds ever
seen in the Fi.st Pieshyterian
Church was out Sunday afternoon
at the funeral of Mi. Joseph JOn
Klisli. Everybody was his friend
and his face will be missed by
thousands who kjew and loved
tilrn."
Patronise Tjie Smaller ptoses
. /
When you nude tit llie liirgr
stores you. are i.elping to throw a 1 1
I lie business into the hands of n
few men and mnkt; nil the rout
cletJtf, with 1 ill !<: or no cliaaoe if
rise.
yi>u can be' bettor, more comfort
ably, and a? choaply served in
amall #tore^, -vhlch on y keep 'Cer
tain lines of g<.od#, than in large
storsa which keep no larger or Inst
ter stocks of tiiose Hues, ami j>er
haps r.eithor a** K .nd nor ls<g<t as
you find ia smaller establishments.
It is a growing tendency In
American trade for the large flsh
to eat. up all the little ones.
Let all who tiavo at lieai t the
prosperity of our country try to
Stop this business so far as they
can and help ill? weaker dogs in
fight.-? Re v.*T?eo. T. Angell in
N. Y. Exchange.
Personal.
Hoc. J. L. Parroti, of Htstm)).
ville, was in Camden lliU week.
Ho was on his way t ? Rook Hill
wiih Iti.s daughter who will attend
tho Winlhrop College.
Mr. T. I a* wis Yrtiiti)?, formerly of
this pluc, I mi i now one o( Spar
tanburg's |tioi>i>Nsi ve and wolNto
do farmers, spent sevt-rul days in
(his community recently. His
iiiniiy old friends hero *\rre delight^j
cd to si' l' him.
II Ws ThUl
Wo olfer Oiia Hundred Do'lars
Howard for any can' of Cataiih
that- cannot ho cured by Hull'.s t'a
larrli ( tiro.
K, .1. CHKNKY >4t CO., Props.,
Toledo, O.
We, i ho undersigned, have known
I4'. J. (-henry for iho last 15 year*
and believe liim poifVotly hnuora
? i|c in all h,n?tijie.H8 transactions and
tinncVi'dly n l?l?* to trai l v out any
obligations made ? ? v their fiini.
VVk?t &? Tiu'.w, W holt s. I j l>i;g
gist*, Toledo, ( >
W A1.I>INU,K l\N.\N ?t M VKVIS.Wholl - !
Halo Druggist, I *? ?1 1 ? ?, < \
Hull's ( a l a 1 1 It ( 'n r? i * I... k?in in*!
lernally, acting directly upon Hie J
hlood and imicnin suiftr<& of the
a\ stem. I'm/'o, 75 ?. per bott le.Sohi f
by all Dingbats. TeslimonitJs
free.
Il-'id Your CJjtion Seed
We ad viae farmers not to sell
their. co! ten seed for e'even cents.
In the first place il in worth more
than that fur fertiliser. In the se
e-oud the furiKeis cat* folic an in
create in price. They may he
compelled to sell their entt? n Imi
they can hold tlitir seed and, if
necessary, can use it t'? advantage
at home. There is profitable con
sumption fur the seed in tho fields.
There is no reserve sin pins of seed
to he drawn on. The mills must
have, it or ? lnne down. Make them
pay mere for it than they are now
ofi'ciing. If they will not do it let
tin in closedown and starve until
they lei. rn to he less greedy.
Tho farmers hold tho, power
against this combine end can
smash it without loss or rifle to
themselves. 44 A fair price or no
seed" should lie tho wind to the
oil mil's throughout the South. ? >
Greynviile News.
J. IJ. Good ale tfc Son carry a
vei\ select line of Clothing also
yery cheap.
OHITUAIty.
H in i\ pleo'Siire to chronicle the
good deeds of those who have lived
'??. tfnjov h rfp?- old age, especially
when the innjoi part of their li/c8
were 8 pen I in I lie service nf th^ir
Saviour, and f..r the benefit of
those around them. Such itn op
'portu nil y is afforded me irf* writing
litis "trihu'p of rpsppctV ilj, njewt'o
ry of lIm> l?ti' launuitetl, \ litT'&y Sa
rah ( Sallie) Most-ley, wffo c.f Mr.
Isaac M.iseley.
' Her illness was very brief, only
two d ay 8, nnd w;?s not thought !.'<?
be very serious On the night, he
fore her demise she ate n small sup
per, nnd , about 4 oVloik oti the
morning of Qetoher 4, she passed
nwiyy as gently as TT she whs
^Arleep in Jesus, blessed sleep
Krotn which none over wake to weep."
It orn Opto her 7, 1800, only lack
injfr three days of e? Ivhrnt ing hoi
eighty-sixih birth day. Her inuid
en name wos -Blackwell, and die
Una enjoypO^fty-.-lx years nf wed
ed bliss. She leayes u husband,
eight children ? two sous and six
daughters, twenty-eight grand
children and three trient grand
children, and \l host of* fricndH to
mourn her departure to thcr "lafid
of the blessed." ?
She has been a eonsis'.ent mem
ber of the H iptist church for n
period of about thirty year*, hav
ing Joined the Antioch Hapt'st
o'lurch in the Fall- of 1865, an<*
when Mi. Zion cliuieh was d<)dica
?W*i, she was a covenant member,
to which church she belonged (ill
hei Saviour called her to "come up
higher,"' a, id recieve the reward
luid up in st.. ip f.>r the faithful.
IIcis wus a life worthy of opinio
? ion. She posessed a 8'iriny dispo
sition, and was readv lo greet all
with n smile apd a kind word. A
heart full of sympathy for those af
flicted or in distress, always will
ing in lend a helping hand to those
in need, nnd was a great favorite
among her"~jf*^|i<| children.
^It was certainly heart rending
lo see how her loved ones mourned
her departure when she was con
signed tn her last resting place,
lint I hp y have the "sweet, nssui
.?noe" that she has passed through
t?e pearly, gates, to bask in the
sinshine of a Savionr's Love.
Her favorite son^wns: J
| "Must Jesus hear the cross alono
Ami all the world j;o free?
N . there'* a cross for every one
And there's a cross for me."
No more will she gt* in and out
nmong us, Tin niore^?ifl she greet
us with a smilr, to cheer us on
life's lugged pathway, hut we can
live wiib the hope to meet ner on
the bright celestial shore.
''Sister, thou aft.m?!d an-V lovely
(ientle as the suninvr's breeze ,
- 1'loasant as the sir of evening
When ii Do its among the trees.
' '?? ?by silent slumber,?
IVacefuf In fhv grave so low ;
hOn no mere will jofn our number,
TIk u no more our songs shall know.
wYot w o hope to m.?et thee.
When the day of life is fled ; *
THer?|?n heaven with Joy to greet
^Wlitre no farewell tear is abed."
Written l>y (
\^ 4)*k Who* Shf Lotcn.
All excellent lot of Tunis just
arrived at
X * J. H, tiiood.llo & Soil's.
For Saio
A I this otllce u Seholnrship tu
the (Jh ? A 1 :i business College o l |
I Macau, Attvuo coii tcm pi i. - '
ting at t? nding u bu*imss college!
can save money by *ecin<; us befon
j milking their ui rti ngetnents i Isr
<Y III* iv,
jjjrom Que (Jorrc^ouilfiit^.j
: r
Marshall'* C'U'ch.
Mr. K ? I i I < ? ?- - A f ? ?* r an abkcoucc
of sever id weeks I will come uguii, [
We return i hunks in Hro. Pii
sjlim fnr liis kind i cmeiubcruncc ? f
in i' in lilt* M esstengor.
\\ e ure having niccw" weather f<u
gathering I h ?* lleecv staple and thei
'aimers itig i i. very run
ii4 1 v.
Lit He C> hurli'v McCuhkill is vor\ I
ill with fever ; wo hope for his
speedy i'? covr r v.
Suige Plhnkeli h ml liiuikKyes
were titling* logoiliei not long uy<>
and the mulo hiking afright run!
nU-ay throwing black Kyes from
i ho buggr. We are glad t n i
nay she was not hurt seriously; we
trust she was ?avc(1 for the sake of
little Willie. ^
Mr. W. T. McCnakill and wife
of Siiamimk, spent lust Saturday
niglit with friends and relatives
in this section.
We appreciate tho advice of the
Old Man concerning spoils.
Miss Ilultie Golf*, of Hisliop y ille,
vvsia visiting in this section Satur
day and Sunday.
Miss Hcssiuj'layer spent Saturday
night with fmnids ami relatives at
this place.
We trust thai Surge l'iunkotl
will recover.
We lensn that our lale notary
public, Mr. It. N. Hull, of Lueknow,
pays frequent visits to Tuike\
C> reek.
Air. ,J. K. Baggott, of your city,
was in this section recently.
Mr. W. II. Campbell and wife
vihiie.l the former's brother, Mr.
C. II. Campbell, of Hishopvillo, not
long n go.
W?ll as news is scarce and lime
i 6 short- we will uhise for this time
hoping to give you a mairinge to
publish soon, as one of our youny
men walked twelve miles ono night
after ^01 king hard till day and
when he got there she had retired.
Out you bet lit got there Sunday
night. Dan Tell el Kadi.
Abnoy.
Out. 8.
Cumdcn Chronicle: ? N a n c y
Clyburn (colored) come lo her
death Sundny uigtii. b\ jumping in
a well, on the pieiuisiM of Mr. T.
K. Iiirk ley.
Mr. A-V . (J. L'injdv, of thi.n cmiu-I
iy, was married t<? Mi*s Charlotte
Out-law, on the (Mi inst. At tin
residence of Rev. Win. Larjgly.
Miss Kdilh L. Ilorlon of this
place is vlhiiinif relating and
friends in Sumter County,
. G. E. P.
Mrs. Anna page, wife of Ex
Deputy U. S. Marshal,
Colombus, Kan., says 3
"I was delivered
of TWIN8 in
. less than 20 min
utes and with
scarcely any pjnn
afler using1 oiUy
two bottles of -
"MOTHERS'
FRIEND"
DID NOT SUFFER AFTERWARD.
fVBoiitby Rxpreu or mntl, On recolpl ?>f price.
? I oo per liottle. Hook "1*0 .MOTJlblW*
ii' n i j <? . i free.
DUAliriKLD RjWIJLATOIt CO., ATLANTA, OA.
SOLD l)Y ALL DRUUpiHTS...
Restaurant
Camden, S. C..Scpt. 25th. 1MK?
To My Friends and the ('iti/.^r.s of
this Community : ? I am now rutu.ing a
flrat-claa* Restaurant in thcoorili <>n?l of
the building now occupied by Messrs.
Nkil(i& Holland. I will lie glad to ac
commodate my white and colored friends
whom I hare onoe aer*ed. Tli is Restau
rant will Iftvondiidud strictly upon the
European style. There will In* depart
ments for .fliite nnd colored separated v.
& WIN YAH JAMES
sni^iiirrs sale.
(y
State of South Cnolim, i In' the Court
Ki-r.sh.w Comity. >of Common
^ ritMH.
Theodore Lrtrg, Guardian of L. Lang,
Plaintiff, 0
against ^
Thoa. ,T. Workman. 10 X eon tor Estate
John Workman, of, al , Defendants.
In pursuan.-e of the order granted by
his Honor I. I). WPherapoon, Presiding
Judge, in the above entitled y^e. on the
i>lb of September, I will offer for
Male at public outcry, hc^re t'm Cour? ;
House door In Camdtftfwithii. the regu
lar hours of ante, on the first Monday iir
November, 1S95, being the 4th day of
th?* month, all that piece, parcel or tract
of land constituting a portion of the e?
tatc of John Workman, titunte'd in the
Ktafe of SonjLh Carolina, Kershaw Coun
ty, on tho J&ckhart Road, about Eight
milea North of Camden, adjoining land*
now or formerly of Kstate ol Zemp and
Estate of Champion, the same known by
plat of record in tho office of Clerk nnd
Kegiater of Meaiie Conveyance for Ker
sbaw County in connection with dee?i
from John I). Murray to John Workman,
dated April 1.1th, 1813. in Book P. page
?*4i, containHtf BigUi Hundred and Nine
teen (819) nerve, tr.ore or lean,
Terme? Cash.
' It. B. WILLIAMS,
S. K. C.
f litis 1806.
\
for Infants and Children.
" ( 'llHtorlll iSKo W rllail;?)i!c>l toilllllltVU thttt
I riviiiiiiiii'iul it iuKii|H>rii>rtoiiii,v jmvm nation
kuowutouuO' Jl. A. Auohkk, M )>.,
HI Oxford bt , lirooklyu, N. V.
"Tt .? uho of ?Cftstikla' is ;>t? universal ?iu\
it:i liu-iils ?>o W.4I kuow'u that it htvnisu work
of Mijvivroj-at ion endorse it. Kwv awlliit
iiiti'lli^?,-it f.vnllU'S w ho do liot ktvp CUilol'ltk
wilhiu t\u?y rouoh,"
CUuuoa Mamtyn, i>. I>.,
Now T'Jty .
C.i?torlu vmuvs I'ulii*, Consti]ijitK'vn1
Sour' Stomach, Hurrlum, Kruolation,
Kills Worms, sloop, uiul promotes in
gestion,
NVIiluxit Injurious motivation.
"Tor Reveral (yfSkiM I h?vo reoommeiulod
1 t .islorla,' mul hhall nlwnyti contliuio to ?.!??
>>, r< it bus invariably produced bouolloiftl
roiulUii"
Kdwin V. Vaiikkk, M D.,
ItMh Street ami Tilt Aw., Now Yol k City.
TlIK (JkNTMU C'oWl'AKY, '? Ml'RRAY SfltKKT, ^'W \>*VM1K OlTY.
HIRSCH , BROS.
KIJiST OF TIIK SEASON.
For t h o past two weeks we have been opening up large ship
ments from both northern and foreign markets and we are now
in position to show to the pnblie the largest, the most romph'te
and most ut tractive lines of
S3?ry Goods, blowing;;,
v/.i rs, snoi:s, a i;\ i s% Friixisuixa coons, ,i A t:. \
Kver displayed in this city each day adding the newest novel*
ties that arj to bu worn tor the coming season,
?To Stail The Season Just Opei ed.
50 ladies capes, lates styles, in navy blue, black and tan, to
be sold at $3.50, worth $5.00 and $0.00.
25 pieces of fall outing, lull width, at He. a yard, worth 1 2ic.
20 pieces of cashmere, double fold, at 12Jc. a yard worth 25c.
40 pieces in pretty brocades at Pi l-2e. a yard.
8 pieces of beautiful "Kob Hoy1' plaids, 80 inches wide,* at
30c. a yard. ?
Handsome line of illuminated and laney wea ve dress goods
Iivpect the novelties m varied effects at 7oc a yard; -.cannot be
d u pica ted.
hlegant line of dress goods in suit lengths, no two suits
alike in all the latest novelties, boucles, Camel's hair, Scotch
weaves, rough weaves, crepons, &c., &c.
BLACK GOODS.
This stock is unsurpassed in its grandeaur. Kntire new stock,
replete with all the very newest creations* lor the fashionable
world. It will be woVth your time to call and inspect this de
partment. The most beautiful ''Bouc'eV this good- beit; g tli
leading style of dress goods for the coining seasons. We are
showing them in endless variety. Also, handsome line of plain
brilliantines. Full line of lieni iettas, merger, diagonals, eie
pons, basket weavce, &o.
Department is now complete The largest stock we have ever
carried, in. fact too larg-e. and we have marked same at" prices
Jia't have never had an equal, in ord:r that the stock may be
reduced.
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
We have tlie>) arrest and most complete line of men's, boys'
and chiTdreir.s/clotliing ever shown in tins city at prices never
Ilea id of before. , *
Children's suifs, sizes 4 to 14, froitr 75c. up to 0'\
Boys' suits, sizes 14 to IJ), from $2 Ofi up to 00.'
Men's suits, sizes 34 to 42, from #2.50 to #20.00.
BOOTS & SHOES.
We carry the most complete line in the ci'y. We buy them di
rect fiom the manufacturer, which enables. U< to sell ut retail
for wholesale prices. We can sell you sh <es et old prices, as
you know shoes have advanced considerably, 1>?? t . we bought
our entire stock before the advance and wc will gi^e our custo
mers the benefit of the prices. Call early and often and se
cure tlie^best bargains.
\ Respectfully*^
HIRSCH BROS.
Subscriptions f ?r The Colutnbia
Register taken ul thin ofllce.
SHERIFF'S SALE,
South f'ar< lina ? Kershaw County,
William II. IIuJhoii i
vs. [? ForocloHiirp.
John A. Arm?troifg. i / ^ I
Under and by virtue of iyi de
cree fpr foreclosure. rendered hi tin*
nlmvc stated 1'iiflu by tins Hon. Jo*. II.
Kaile, Presiding lu.|ge, 011 the !Mh of
Fohrunry, ls9*>, I will nel I in fror.t of the
Court House hi Camden, 8. C , i>n the
first Monday in November, IH'.'rt, within
the legal hours of s?le, the following ?le
sc.Hber, ren! estate: All that piece, par
cel o* tract of Jaml, situated in thu city
of Camden, inThc County of Korshaw,
?'"I'JL State of South ^Carolina, known in
"The plan of said City hh lot No. 1170, and
hounded on the North by DcKalbfctrect,
r.nst by lot No. ii7i nn<j part of i?.t No.
1 1 7r.f South by lot Xo. 1 181, and West l?y
lot Xo, 11(1'). m
Also nil of the rl^ht. title and I nf er?<*ig
of the defendant, John A Armsironir,]|
(?he Hame beinjr one-seventh thereof) jn
nnd to all that piece, parcel or tract of!
Innd, situated in the County of Kershaw I
and State of South Carolina, containing!
twenty-two hundred and twelve (2212)
acres mor? or lea*. and bounded on the
Xorth by lands forir.erlv of W. J. Jones,
lands formerly of William Dixon, and
lands of A. I). Jones, of J. O. Richards
3nd the McWLIlie plantation, Ka?t and
o'nth by Beaver Creek, nnd West by
Waterce Riyar 4yd lands formerly of W.
J. Jonea
Terms of Sale : One-third ca*li. nnd
balance in two equal annual instalments
tr<w? the date of anle. with interest fnm
da^of sale, to be secured by InmkI of
purciiaaer and tnortfrnge of prchlises sold,
? v U. B. "'n* nXViu
S K .TJ
! Oct | ltb. \*r>.
'? . ? t
In
Poor
Health
means^ much more than
you imajgfne ? serious and
fatal diseases result from
trifling ailments neglected.
Don't play with Nature's
greatest gift ? health.
Brown's
Iron
Bitters
Vr, ? I
If you arc feeling
out of forts, wew
and geaerally ex
haasted, nervous,
have no appetite
a*d can't work,
begin 4 once tak
ing th?s>?t relia
ble strengthening
medicine. which It
Brown's Iron Blt
ters. A few bot
tles care? benefit
comes 'trtfih frjp
very first doa e-tf
wsV tta/m ytpr
teeth, and 1 1 ' a
pleasant to take.
Liver
Notice ot Annual
Meeting.
Notice is lio'vliy givmi t hat Iho ftnutt*
ill mi" tiiijj of tin- i'oiiiuy Hoard of Com*
mUsi<ii;cr<i anKortllnw i' ?univ? will l??
lit<l<l mi tin* lir^l T'MirKilrty after Mte
Monday i:i XoVoinbrr, IN'J.V, jit tho nflli'o
??f llu* uinliM'?i;;iii'i! in CiiiikIpii, S. O.
\ 1 1 holding bills. itocittiikt* or
? Iniiiin.ls of a it \ kiii. I against Kvwhmv
i niiniy wliii-li have mil l?i*en iieforo pr???
nriiU'ii u ro Kuiui'sti'il to il<>|iojdt tUft MAittO
u ill) ilio undersigned on or lioforc tllO
lirst day ot Novrmhor, I81V1, no that thi'.v
nmy examined and ordoroil to l>o paid
at tin- minimi mooiiatf.
Uv o nl i r ? >t iho Uowrd.
.r. i?. ril I'lLPff,
(.'ouniy Supervisor.
o,
? manufacturers ?
Doors, Sash, Blinds,
Moulding, Building Material,
Sash Weight 8 and Cord.
CIIA RLESTON. - - - - S. C.
Purchase our -makes, nvbich
we guarantee superior to any
sold South, and thereby ^ save
(lioney. -
Window und Fancy Glass a
specialty. Juno 29*
"(Jjamcter JJelel"
IINDKU
;NKW MANAGEMENT.||
Notice is hereby given to the
people ofvCainden and Ker
shaw county that I have leased
the Camden hotel, formerly the
Latham I louse s and respectful
ly solicit a sharo of their patt
rou'?ge. The table supplied
with the best the market af
fords. Paic8 #1.60
for transient boarders. lleduc-w
tion made for boarders by the <?
month. Verv Respectfully,
J. P. BRU08,
July 13. Manager.
G. II. DAVIS,
Wishas to announce tc? the
public that lie has opened up
a first-class line of
GKOCKUIKS,
C ON FKCTION ERIES,
1>RY GOODS, &c.
flSTin ''CLYtfURN BLOCK,"
Where he Will be pleased *o
serve his customers at the low
est possible prices.
A share of your patronage;
respectfully solicited.
' \y~ v"p "** v " ? *
l/olitb " attention, to all,. no
matter how small your pur?
cbase, or whether you buy Or
not. 4 > ^
CALL
And see what I can dolor you.
Respecting;
C. H. I^VVIS,
TAX NOTICE '
Oflleo of
Oountv Treasurer. Kershaw County,
tjamdon , ,S> Kept; 23, jSSir. - ?
In accordance with tho Act to r*lm
nitpidies fo* t li?? Hm-al year commvjiciTig
November 1. 181)4, noti.ojs lierebr ctV
en that the Tn'wnrer'a office of Ker
hIihw County dill be open fur the collecr *
tion of taxe* Tueadry; tho' IfttU/.day of
October, 1895. ond will reniain open 'un
til Tuea.'ay, December 81?t. 18tt,?.
Tha rate per centum for ? Keralmw
eounty in nrt follows (y.
For State purpose* l* 4'. C mill*.
" School Tnx 2 *4
?' Ordinary County lax 2;V ??
" Int. '<n Bailroad honda . 2}s **
" W'ifni'HH , Juror# a.njl CoiH
AtablcH ^4 f*
To! Ill riSx mill*
Poll Tax, *1 00.
The followii gapecial levies bnve been
tnn:4e nl?o:
Special ?vhool t-rx , District No. I, :i
mill*.
For interest on yeh ><>1 (Traded
School Building Dialed**. I, of a
mill. o
Special nohool i?x Dint. 4. .*) mill*.
* 7,2 ?? ?
n '< *? ?? 10. 2." 44 ' ' ''
ii Tt " " 12. U "
t< ?. << it |y g ?
Tax*-* are pnyal>h> in >jb? followfti# .
kind of fund* a *1 i,o other: Gold und
ailver coin, U. S Cofremiy, Jf?4iO!U?.L_
Bank Xn.Va and Coupon* whicb will bc
como (lurlnx the year IS05, ?.n
thw valid Consolidated . Hood* of thi*
Stute. known as the '-Deflt^Mfey 'Bond* ''
nlao on Juror'a certiftcatea and the . |>cr
diem of Stnte wiines*?H In the Clrtait
Court will be received for County t*xe?.
not including School taxea.
All information a a to taxea will bo far*
uiahftdiipon application. ^
. NJo>^rax-puvera aro urged upon to
Mx<t# aa aoon aa posai&o after
t be^tiMlaybf Octob ?rt?o avoid a rush
of buaTneajj on tke lMtwi of collection,
a* I t>av? no authority fir-rccelva taxe*
time of eloainy th?4?ooks with.
r>nfaddinf tl?? pea*h/. No li?t of name?
Tor tax rcccipta win Lo received unk?a
the msnomot of t^? us wo?ey U 1 ?
with tb* a?M Iki.
Thia mlewUllM
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