The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 25, 1895, Image 3
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OCT. 2,6, f 8957
For Sale*
An umiglit Fisher Piano. Good
imi new^Ooet $850.00 three yours
ago. Will be sold now tit a ?'icri
flee. For further information ap
ply at tliie office.
Loyd C?nvioted.
Charles Loyd, who killed young
Welt?h at Halle's Gold Mino some
iiVno ago, andyuB to be tried id
Lancaster biitgVnuied a new trial in
Clieatert "vas convicted at the latter
place on last Tuesday of murder in
llie first degree.
Lumbar at 40c. to 05s. P^r Hun
dred.
Lumber is certainly getting
ch^ap. Mr. J. A. Watts has estab
lished a saw mill 1 miles north of
Camden and will deliver nt your
house (or elsewhere) good lumber
at from 40c. to 85c. per hundred
feet, If y>?u are in need of lumber
hunt Mr. Watts up orrleave youi
orders at The Chmnicle office.
Halloween Party.
Ther? will be a hadoweeu party
at the residence of Mr. L. McL
Brown on the night of Oct. 81. for
t|ie benefit of the church,. ..Ladies
come prepared to treat the gentle
men. Qenllemen you will have to
treat the ladies. Wo hope that
QVQiy oho will have the interest of
the church at heart, and that there
will be no intemperance indulged
jn on that night. Come ono and
oTi. CortimiULee.
Ifotrto The Forgotten.
The $&owing lines from J. Goi
dou Coo?|?r,ar fourth volume of
poems leimi^rtf to believe that Co
lumbia's pout' must have had in
his minds eye some of the business
house^of hi* "sister city upon tlio
W ateree" :
MBeni ]o life's cold and gloomy stream
You stand upon a dangerous brink ,
Fogotten ? all because you never
^ITsed enough of pointer's ink."
Death of Mrs. Rebecca Young.
... =?-<>
Mrs. Rebecca f^Young, wife of
Mr. W id. C. Young, died at her
home in Darlington last Thursday
evening between 3 and 4 o'clock in
the 53rd year of her uge. Ivlre.
Young ;Jfad been an invalid for
over two yearsr.but bore her af
fliction with christian fortitude and
died in the full assurance of a
blessed immortality. Jj>hc leaves a
husband "and several children to
ropurn her loss to whom we ten
der our deepest sympathies. The
burial lot k place on last Saturday
afternoon at the old family buiy
Jng-giound near" Westvillo, ,
South Caro%na Co-Educational Insti^
t t^te.
If you are in the least interested
in cduuntion by all mear.s read the
advertisement in tit Ih paper of t lie
South Carolina jOo-Kdu,cational In
stitute, the hirgest hoarding school
between Augusta, (Ja., and (diaries
0hj'sR, C. The' cost of aliening this
/aetitaH lias been reduced to (he min
> irnuro. Large and comfortably fur
nished doriloi ies that . will accom
modate 150 boarding students. Sep
arate dormitories Jor boys and gills.
Teachers live in same buildings
- with students Faculty consists of
five Professors and four lady leach-"
..era*.. i Boys under military regula
tions A reguJur cliai teredinaiilu
~ tion nuthpoxed bj' tiie State of
South Carolina to giaint diploma*
and confer degrees. Send for cir
culars and we are sure that you
trill--, lie pleased.
Promiscuous Items
- - A nice liny of Shirts.
J. R. Goodulo & Son.
We selL goods as cheap any
house in town. ,
J. R. (Jooiale <fe Son.
Fresh Buckwheat and Maple
Syrup jt^t recieved at D. E. ilin
ponV
""E^ME BEST ia what tho People
H buy the most of. That's Why
l!ooti> Sursnpurillu has the largest
-rfOF ALL MEDICINE8./"
In n) ATI y cases, the first woi 1c \.vi
Ayei'a Sarsppnrilla is to expel the
elfi-cts of the other medicines tjiai
have been tried in vain. ' It woul.i
l>e a saving of lime and money if
experiments took Ayers S.-irsirpar
i I la at first instead of at iasl.
We know whereof we affirm
when wo st^le that Ayer's PilUc
IjiK^B promptly, at the first sy/fip
_ toma of coida ^iu^l fevere, xifrrest
^(iiither progress oT*t4ieai3--?tfsorderp,
>Sd speedily restore the stomach,
liver nud bowels*, lo their normal
and regular action.
** , 1
Wbrtt IUhy m sick, jre g are her Castorla.
When aha -was * Cfcjkl^sha cried for Castorla.
IS. Whmtto became H!n, shields* to Castorla.
f Wfecw sfce bad Children, sbs ^anrthem CaRroria.'
X^jr ? 'y?
fr', j>j>av i n Liniment r?\
retootfBfe nil hard, 8oft or Catlonsttf
L??or? bleiproisbes fro rtr Irorses,
Spavins, Curbs Splint^ Sweer
Ui?y, HlSg ttoiw% tyifflr*, Sprains, ail
n Thro *is, Coughs, etc. Mv?
|&0 in one bottle. Wat
mrtrd < mdst wonderful lllemiah
r. cu 'i k'nosa. 8old by * Dr. F.
(r/Zcuii*, prujrglst, Camdeif, A. C.
. ;?> .
Me?i?ng Amlwch.
A protracted meet'.ng is now in
progress at Anlloch church con
dueled by ihe pastor Rev. J. K.
Sipitli, unit a great work is btln?
accomplished.
How's This! N
We oiler One Hundred Do lars
Reward for any caso of Catarrh
that cannot he cured by Hull's Ca
tarrh Cure.
K. J. CHKNKY CO., Props.,
Toledo, O. ^
We, the undersigned, have know n
K. J. Cheney for the last 15 year*
and believe him pei/cctly houoru
b|e in all business transactions and
| UnaRciully able to carry out any
obligations made bv their lit in.
Wk?v Tiu ax, Wholesale Drt.g
glsis, Toledo, ().
Walking, Kinnan A- Mums, Whole
sale Druggist, Toledo, O.
Hull's Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting <1 iVroi 1 v upon the
blood and inuoous hui faces of the
system. . Price, 75<:. per bottle. Solo
by all Druggists. Testimonials
free.
Our Advertisers
The merchants of Camden who
are advertising with, us are:
I). E. Hinson, /x
R. Mosek'V <fe Ctf.,
Ilirsch Brother/,
The Wonder Store,
Latharu Brother?, r
.1. R. Cioodale <fc Son, and
C. II. Davis.
Our friends w ill please remember
this and give these firm# preference
when they come to town.
Rehef in Six Hours.
Distressing Kidney and Bladder
diseases velieVed in six bonis by the
"New Great South American Kid
ney Cure." This new remcoy is ?
great surprise on account , of iis^ex
oeetiing . promptness in relievilvtf
pain in the bladder, ki loeys, but k
an I every part r f the urinary' pas
sages in male or female. J t relieves
retention of water and pain in pars
ing it almost immediately. If you
want quick relief and cure this is
your remedy. Sold by Dr. F. L.
Zeuip, Druggist, Camden, S. C. <
Make Y?>urselt String
If you wrou'd resist pneumonia,
bronchitis, typhoid fever, ami per
sistent coughs and colils. These
ills attack the weak ami run down
system. They can find no foot
hold where tlie Jdood is kept pure,
lich and full of vitality, llio appe
tite uood and 'digestion vigorous*,
with Hood's S.;trs.?parl;l i, tlrt one
true blood purifier.
Hood's l'llls cure liver ills, con
stipation, x billiousuess, jaundice,
"iek headacho.
Just relieved a lot of pants.
f R. Goodale & Sou.
Re&l Estate T^nsfape
v Tbo following transfers of real
'pM^tjTw**r* entered in the AuditorV
oil ice during ttfe months of August
and S"p*Hnjher:
Jade 15 'McDonald to B^dicltNMose-y
l**y, portion of city lot, SI'QWOa /'\
L E Kirkley to J M KirkleyvlQO
A creP, if 683 70.
H 13 William*, ?heriff/?to J J Cooley
83 aerfn. ?J0 50.
Jno B Hall to U H Hall, 27 acres.
$46. *
B B William*, sLer'fT, to P Tobias,
city lot, $ 10) o
B B WilliaiuH, Sheriff to Sheltou B
Hal), 710 acres, $94
J C Hilton to Levi Kirkland, 5 acre?,
w ^
E L Sppncer, Agent for S Sumter Md
-It J Browufield to W A Nason, 2
acres. $25.
B B Kennedy to Obto Hiv^r and
Charleston Railway C;> . ci?y lot
15 feet wide, $250 ?/
L A Witikowbky. M?ra pr, to I H
Alexander, city lot. not valued.
It B Williaroc, nb^ntf, to Catherine S
Hal', 2 tracts, 325 hcivh. $97 ?> \
Mary Trueadel, .In^v WiiIihu a atid
Grace Twb? to Wesh'y TiuomJhI,
8'J acroK, $50.
D B Used to B;ium Bros , 40 acr? a.
$225.
Caroline Copper to Banm Bros., 40
acrea, ?2S3 i.Q
Situoo fields to B*um Bros. 70
acr p, ?12tv 1)2. M
Mitchell Ingram to B tum Broa., 50]
acres, $ 100
Doctor Williams to Bautn Bro?s, 50
acrea. $204 8i ?
Iarael Nelnou io Biiwu Bros , B0 acre?,
1312 <U.
Sarah V Dixon to T A \Vi?b? r, 50
acrep, $95.
M Land, Mtbaley Olybnrn" to A I)
H >ngh. 50 acre*, $50.
Camden Coitou Mills to Ohio Rivpt
and Charleston B til way C J., '15
feet, right cf way through their
lanJ, $1
Enterprise Building and Loan Aa
/fiodTltion to Eilen D Bodkin, city
7 lot, $1,300
T M M ?nocks to L'jwis Sharp, 8
acrea $03
Bobt. Siuyrl to E iz a Arleuge, 200
acr?a, $000
W E Glenn to B M P??arce and
Cbapfe^v-Hnmphr?y ci y lot on
Laftreua Mx^ieVf 18>.
R B,.AV4lli?m?7P:hprrfl', to J C Man,
citjj Jot $25. 7
Same to Sinking Find Coinmia
sinners, 140 acces, $4382. '
Mary K Shannon to Marie K^fciban
, i-box)? 108 ^crea, $1,000
Mendel L Sruith tu Hirsch Bros.,
city bt, l40U
Mfdora. S ttowoH to Hirsch Broa.,
cit y lot, $2 800
E'more' Brown to L W WatU, 75
'n'ctf, $100.
L -uiaa C Yoivrrfir to Sam') J T Yonng.
208 aciW^OJ.
iS'na'l Yonng to LooiaaC Young,
'.sh7 aers*, $5:500
We order tail* from Jacol?
Keed't S?*o*, Philadelphia. Kit
guaranteed.
v Jf H, CToodala 4 Ho#,
(hmdon Cotton Markot.
Cottou ia quoted to-day as fol
lows :
'Fully I^ow Middling, 7J
Middling, h ?
Fully Middling, Si
Good Middling,
Personal.
Mr. \V. F. Mosoley went In Ker
shaw is week. *
Mr. J, T. Hancock, of Cantev,
It fi iliis week foi Knck Kill, which
place In* will make his future lloinc.
Mny success attend In in in his new
home.
That i>npular young gentleman,
Mr. I) M. M. CatkiH, of Aliiioih
has (' k>-n n position nt (In* ?i ore ol
Mr. I). K. HmtTnri wlure ho will !?*
glad to st'i\c iiu m a n \ Ii tends.
M i. J no. ('. IV Williams hits brenl
ehvte?i to lake charge ? > f ihe 8lek< s'|
school near M nr?luiil\ c'lure-h. The
P'.lronx of this school are lo he
conduit nluMd upon Ncvtn'ing Ihe
servicca of so compel -nt a teacher
us U M r. \\ i!li:t ins.
Do Lenspre'e $1,000 Picture.
A U''p1^diici ion of This Kquisite
1'ainting Gixcn A\\a\ Free.
* 9 i i . ? ?
*.
An exquisite reproduction in 11
colors of Du LonuriVs wauv-oolor j
"G hrysant liemum" picture* (siae
12x28 inches) is given to eveiv
suhserilier, with lh? December is
kiio of Den'oves s Mngar.ine (puh
lished November If-.) This issue
is enlarged .ind bound in a heauti
fuily printed colored covered, and
?$ replete with illuairniior.a nnd
reading matter pertaining to tin*
Xni.is holidays. It is s?dd for 20
cents h oop\v The Chrysanthe
nnn plate alont in this one num
. 1 1,- r is worth more ilwri the price
of ii years subscription ; do not
fifl*Wu~get it. The original paint
ing J?v UVvLongpre' is valued at
$1,000 and 'Uh? publishers guaran
tee thiil none hut an ex piy/l Van de
lict tjie dilf't ri*ncc between the
original and the copy. Any of oui
readers who wish this beautiful
tjieinro ciio, by cutting o u t this
?mtico and sending it to thn I)em
oresl l'u blisliiuu Co., 110 Fifth
a veil ni1, New Yo'k, with 20 cents
in slumps, receive ii. h\Vina4l,-e.aio
fully p it ked, aod at the saute time
i cop v ? f I lie Xnt:is Demurest. The
in ij??izine for the eoining year is to
he made th^very best magax.ne
for ihe family cire.le in existence.
The pit lilishers o|Ter to "give tin*
oviyinul painting to the person
seiidintf in the most, subscribers be
fore May 1st. The rlfer is p,iinl
ed in the December issue.
Jfrom Qur (forro^poiiilcn^.
Sychar.
Some Shafts j\bi?iifc Advertising
I n The Chronicle.
Oct. 14 ll?.
Dear Chronicle: ? We will
vttur rendeis u few dots from our
hurg.
A !???*? L 75 pe r rent of I lro cotton
crop litis heen maik?ted with pret
ty fair priios much to the ml van
Inge of our fanners.
* (5 ?rn 8 li uck i o g is tJio order of
the day. H;itn jinil turkey; yum,
y u m . Cotne on, boys, just for f ti
Tiler says t" lit* opossum is ripe.
iVe are- not a physiologist hut-Judg
iua.f?uuu tlui amount -?f -noise there
is game but not much fun for tlx*
"rabbit*.
' YV e are gl?d U> ropoi't Mrs Flora ,
J. Shaw who has been I ? 1 iu some
>?01 lor.
Every merchant should patron
iai!, The j^nrotiicle and e"veiyh<?dy
i.tytlo V?t4t tlw merchants who pa'.
r iniy.i* The Ohrot.' -V. Hv it? hon
est dealing Tim Chronicle has won
for il-i If many friends. While in
'lie city >ve yjsited sonic business
houses t lira L pifironize The Clironi
. 1<* and found tin m st-llin^ good*!
cheaper ? w<)l, so cheap that you
could not help loit to biJV. W. F
M. in tlie r< coid-breaker ; he sold
lis III fee cans of "Got.d Luck" for
2i)?: ; lie did not U II us to ielrot
not to. Hi! is a l/us'.l???yi candidate
|J.ir t. o o III >es ? -your ? r/c and mat
rimony; he is sure l.o win lieeause'
ho advertises the funnel* and mol
lis the I utter.
.Joiics differed somewhat with Br.wn
Whil.' politics were down ,
J n.?8 wrn the r?u: ?, ?
It was a difference too, ?
Jones in The ('hmn!cle advertised,
Which Brown whs to<- ?tmt to i'o.
The people knew -th.it Brown was on a
downward Inn t,
Stout ti lid <-rj? I >i< I too 0,
Jone* h- advertised in The Chronicle,
Which Brown refii'cd t?> do.
Brown had more -*tt|>itu)
Of which the fieoph* knew.
Bat .1?nes i <
Which Brown refused to do.
But a:ill tlie peupta kn w
That (ones wus hiiics to prospo"-',
Which p*H>r Brown would never, never,
ll?' ' . *
Mr. Kditor: ? I'lie anovr poem'
illustrate* fact*. ??Jones" is M'.
Ilinsmi yyho was the fit si to adver
tise in The Chionitgto and succc*?|
has crowned his efforts. 'vBrowu1'
'these howlers.
Yoursetc, Dennis.
Smyrna ,v
>fr. Kdjtor : ? nbout.
yiuj should he.?r from us agnifty?r~
-.Fine Grove church met ii?ftoh\J
ferrnee on the I0?h inst and hon
ored .our. present pastor with ?
unanimous <call to the pMUmrta!
charge of I be church fot the enstt
iug nv? v?*r. Rev. S. D. Yale*
has been instrumental . in accomp*
!i?hing a glotioua wojk in out
< hurch during the rorr?nt year.
On receiving the massage thai lit
bad I *een eallttl by the entire
ohnrib aa ib?ir patter for tlie eo
suing ut'w year, in a very feeling
manner lie thanked the church foi
all favors shown him in the pant,
| and fof expressing a deteriuinn
lion l(> aland hy hint in tho future,
and expressed hia wiilih jjnesa t<>
?tnnd by ItiOtu in the future as:
; their pastor. Hon John A. Kahon
vtfry feeling said he intended ilu
r^tnuiiuh r of his life lo stand hy
and nuiKO tlie church. Tho regu
lar services were introduced while
the rhoirsang: "Nearer my Hod
lo thee." After prayer hy Hro.
Yalt a t lie choir sang : fjdesus
lover of my soul." Hro, Y ales
pieae.hed an eloquent serinon from
the text 1*1 C'hron. 22nd and lttih.
Hihle references were lit 1 1 l'salm
1m v< rse. lsiah 3rd cliapt 1st ar.d
2?ol 1st Citron 15th and 31 and
12th chap' of Kphesinn*. The
preacher urged upon the congre
gation the neeesMiV of seeking
.God willi fffffr^MU^du hcttit. Clot
in*; liyinn: "All hail*, the power of
ur-sua nuiue." The fotfc. wing gtn
tlemen wero elected delegates to
i lot Sunday School convention
which convenes at Fiiendahip Hup
tiai chtn'eh on tho 2flih inat : K.
W, Sutton, Newton Kelly, John A
Kahon and (Cuirene Walla.
Mr. Alfred Hays, one of Weal
W ate tee's oldest citizens is very
sick and is uot expected to reoov
Oakland
Dear C hrnnieie : ? As I am at
my leisure 1 will again knoik at
\our door tli in bright and beauti
ful afternoon,
We nro having real lovely weath
er just now for picking "colt on al
though tho most of it Iris been
ijat lie red.
We arc p.lad to report that Mr
Dave Smith's family who have
hoen very sit k with fever is im
proving under the* carcful treat
niont of Dr. II. D. K< -Hey.
HUvsarB. J. W. Hall and W. V.
Outlaw, paid a filing visit to Slim
ier last Wednesday on special bus
iness.
ror. .J. A. Marshall and h i*? sis
ter, M i^g' Annie, of Tiller's Kerry,
were visiting in this communiiy
last Sunday.
. Mrs. ICdna MeNaugllton, who
^iins been spending some time in
Augusta, G;V., has returned home.
Sister Surge Plunkett is visiting
at L^'uchwood I suppose. I won
|di*'r if h lit- isn't smitten on a pa?r
of b! iK'k e\ es.
Mr. ar.d Mrs. J. W. Hull, of this
place visited relatives and friends
near Lynch wood a few days ngo.
With hist wishes lo The Chron
icle we close. Ksther.
Ptsgah- \
Mr. Kdit mi- : - -'I'liere is nots any
doubi hut \*l:?', this ik i ht* finest
Fall f?r git'ieiing, t h.e f infers
have had for a?. quarter < ? t a cen
tal v. The fit-Ids aic bare of cot
ton. ?
A great <leal of Sickness. is in
this si ctior, mostly f??.y?r and chills.
We need another phvsieiau here n<
it is an iinpossihiliiy f ?r Dr.*, liril
' on. lo do all.
We attended the debate at Bos
kins Mi 'Must Situ rd -iy night, gome
of the speakers acquitted them
s- lves very v. The sub
ject discusse<fvvas : Which i* the
most -benefleiaNf'ducal ion 01 trav
el? Decided that ... educr tiou is
the most beneficial.
There <vill be a joint debate at
j-Pisgah school house, on the* "Aral
Saturday niyht mi November be
tween the Cleveland debating 10
"ckk and the Sw.ifi Creek debat
ing society. ^I'ii'e aubjeet to by die.
cussed : "Was the South justifi
able in withdrawing from 'Jiu Un
Several of the Pingnh people at
tended the oidirflnion of Rev. Josh
ua Davis at Antioch church, on
last Sal urduy.
The l'lsgah School that lias been
taught, for the last six years by
Prof. J. P. Gibbet", will.be taught
the picsent year by Mi?s Mar,)
Showesjof Oswego.
If reports are true, we are going
to Iihk one of our young Indies in
the near future, but she is is going
just like they all do. Ever since,
mother Eve did in the long ago.
Our section is vojy quiet ?t the
present. Tiie culm before the
stormjQo doubt of social pboianies.
We^ill eloSC with best w i s h ' 8 to
The Cbroniele. (J. E. II.
EXPECTANT
MOTHERS. S315F
"MOTHERS'
FRIEND"
Robs Confinement or lis Pain, Horror and Risk.
My wifo umvi "mhtiikiw fmi:ni?" ??o
fore lilrlli of hnr flint clilltl. hIio <1I<1 not
Kiiflor from MIAMI'S nr PA INK? wiinni.Joltly
i rnlloreil m lli<? critical liour kuReilnff hut
little - slid lut<l no prvliin ufiertvurri ami her
rfccovorjrwfts rapid."
K. K. .loiiNsroi*. Enfaula, Ala.
Sont by Mull or Kxpresn, on V?x?'li)tof
prlrf, Hi. 09 f+r bottle. JJook "TO AJ oili
er*" umllod t ree.
MUWtKIM HKUIJI.AfOlt CO., Atlanta, (la.
?OLD ?T ALL SKUOOI8T8.
' . Restaurant
Cuindcn , H. C-.Svpt, 2->4l>. I.-05.
TV? My Frl^nni and thu Citizen* of
this Oominnuity : ? I *in ?ow runr.Jnjr ?
flr?t claa* Restaurant jn the north ?*?i?l ft
tlio build ing^tiow occupitNl l>y Mtwhr
tfkile A .Holland. I will lw glad 1i> ??
coomi"4?t* my wfcit? and motored fttoni.4
whom I l?4*o once acrrrd, TMi Ki>?ui:
r*nt will be conducted acrictly *;>on t he
European itvlf. Tharo will In* depart -
MmQ for white a?d mlorcd ?*parnt?-iv.
. . W1KVAU JAMBS ,
ANNOUNCEMENT. ,
*w? w^h to announce to the public that we have opened up
a fresh lino of Heavy and Kanev (iroceries, Cannot] Goods, Fla
vorinj* extracts, Tea*, &r.
Also nice line of Tinware, Lamps, Colleo mills, Washhoaids,
&c., SiC.
Tobacco and Cigars a specialty. i /
'?Quick sales and email profits," our! slogan; ulloncsty and
square dealings,*' our motto. '
Chronicle Otlice in jcar of our store whore \all visitors will
r?Ceive a hearty welcome. Polite attention tty all.
Yours lor business,
8. 10SELEY & GO.
I
V
HIRSCH BROS.
KIR8T <W THE SEASON. '
For the past two weeks we have been opening; up largo ship
ments from both northern and foreign markets and wo are now
in position to show to the public the largest, the most complete
ami most attractive liues of
X>ry Oroocijs*, CloUiin^,
HATS, s IIOJCS, GKX'iS' Fl H\ISIil\<J UOODS, A <\, ?( <-'.
Ever displayed in this city each day adding fhe newest novel
ties that ar.? to be worn tor the coming season.
To Start The Season J list Opei ed.
AO Indies capes, lates styles, in navy blue, black and tan, to
be sold at $3.60, worth $o.00 and $li.OO. * <
'25 piticoa of fall outing, lull width, at He. a yard, worth., 12Jc.
2G pieces of cashmere, double fold, at 12*0; a yard worth 2ue.
40 pieces in pretty brocades at 12 l-^e, a yard.
ft pieces of beautiful "Rob Hoy" plaida, o(> inches wide, at
30c. a yard. . .
Handsome line of illuminated and fancy weave dress poods
hvpoct the novelties in varied effects at 7oc yard; cannot be
duplcated.
klegant lino of dress goods ii| suit lengths, no t:\vo suits
alike in all the latest novelties, houcles, camel's hair, Scotch
weaves, rough weaves, crepons, &c., &c. , . :
BLACK GOODS. .
'1 his stock is unsurpassed in its grandeaur. Entire new stock,
replete the very newest creations for the fashionable
world. It will be. AV??r'th y?ur tune to call and inspect this de
partment. (i The most beautiful 4,BoucUm," this good* beii.g th?
leading style (?f dress goods for the coming season*. We are
showing them in endless variety. Also, hand^omj I i n * of plain
brilliantines.. Full line of hem iottas, serger, diagonals, cie
pons, basket weaves, &e.
Our
J department is, nil w yompleto The largest stock- we have ever
carried, ju fact too large and wo in ve marked same at pi ices
.h it have'nevcr had ano<in:i!. in ord.rrhat the stock may be
red need.
GLOTHIM! CLOTHING!
We have the largest and m^st complete line of men's, boys'
and children's clothing ever shown in Jjjis cjty ut prices never
heard of bo/ore. G*
Chi hirer's Isuits.' sizes*4 to 14, from 7>c. up to ?(> 0'\
1 Joys' suits, sizes 1 1 to 1J), from $v 00 up to $lf> 00.
Metre suits, sizes o4 to 42, from 50 to $20;00.
BOOTS & SHOES.
We cn.rry.the most complete line in she cry. v\Ve buy them
rect fioiu tho'i in an u fact urer. which enabled in to sell at jvt-ul
fojL whole- file prices. We can seb you shjjj>s ct ol?j prices, :is
ymi know shoes have advanced considerably", lv 1 we fought
our entire stock before the advance and we will give our ens o
mers th^beneiit-.of the prices, ('ail early and often and se
cure jiheuesi bargains. 1 / ? '
Respectfully,
\
HIRSCH BROS.
Subnenpt Ions f ir Th? Ciluinhlii
Register i:ikt'ii at thin ofUce.
South Car? Itna ? K.-iwIiaw County.
Will inn) II. Hu.Ihom j
vs. Fori closure. |
John A. Arinwlror.".'^ i
Un?h?r ninl hv virtue of n ?!<?.
nrcu for foris I wire. rendered in tin*
ntiove Hinted ciihc hv lli:; IIou. Jos. II,
Knrle, I'nydlinj; tud>r.;? on the !Mli of
Fehru.iry, 1 -!>"?, I will mil jn. front of the
Court House i i Oiiiiiileii,n 9/Sfl , ?,n t lir*
firm Monday in NovetnbeY, w.iliin
the legal h< urn of mile, ;hA follAwi:i^<|<
Mr'ibci. ro?l estate: All tlmt ;>r'ce, pir
cvl or tract ?>f laud, siluutt ? ili( tin* city
of 0*niden, In the (5oni.lv y?f Ku-niim.v,
and fttaie of .South (/'aioli i)>, kiytwii in
the plan of * ild City n* lot N?K I H/t), anil
hounded on the North hy DcK\U*fcf?eet,
Kuht l?v lot No 1171 ami part pf l?.t No
ll7fi, South hv l a No. 1181, myl Went bjr
lot No. IKjl). ' v
Alto ?:II of the rl.jfht. titlr* R'tfl - intorot j
of the defendant. John A Airnmronir,!
(thefMinio huing one-nev*iKJ> thereof) in
nnd to ?!l Ifcnfpicee, parrel tract ot
land, situated hi the County ofiKo^h.iw
and State of South Carolina, uiiilntninv
twenty-two hundnut und twelve (2212)
arret morn or h*t, and ooun?ic>l on th
North l?y land* fofrr.erl v of W, J. Jonct,
hiilda formerly of Wl|:ia:*f* Dixon, gtfd
Irtnd* of A. !>. Jonen, yf J. ?. UloWHir
and the MrWillto plantation, Katfwhd
South hy Beaver Creek, ?nd \Ve?t hv
Wateree Klv?f ?nd I ir.dt formerly of W.
J. JnitPH
^ TeMrttofS.de: One-tM.d rath. and
balance in two equal ??>ou*l in-tolme?t#
from the date of i?Hl?. *lth iiiimul ?r>m
day of to b? Nei'tirotl hy hund of
urtffchaaer and m trtuuiro of premium told
k. Ii. WIIJJAMS,
f. . ^ * K .iJ.
[ Oct 1
In
Poor
Health
means so much more l&an
you imagine ? serious and
fatal diseases result from
trifling ailments neglected.
Don't play with Nature's
greatest gift ? health.
Browns
Iron
Bitters
If you are feeling
out of torts, weak ,
am) generally ex
hausted, nervjfww, ,
have, no appetite
and can't wro?k,
begin at once ? sk
in K the most reliai- ,
hie strengthening
medtcine.wMcb is ,
Brown's Iron Bit*
ters. A lew bot- ,
ties cure? benefit
comes from the ,
very first dose?//
mm't <Ms 9*ur ,
fcvM, and ? 1?
plessaat to tabs. <
N xt Monday.1
I will open id > outing saloou on
no xl Monday I liu 28tli, instead of
to. day us w u h pu'vioubly unnounc*
?d. Let o wry body ooipe.
Very Respectfully,
C. L. Ki.kley,
d. T. IHJRDELL,
CIVlI, KMilNKKK .t SURVKYOK.
camdkn, $. C.
* ? v ?
Municipal tinglnecting, Surveying of
Lands uihI sul?l)iviaiuiia of Tracts a
specialty,; /
Stale of S >ntli ('in Jinn, i I n t)?e
Ktrshuw (/on lily*. > ol' Common
) Pleas,
Theodore Liu v, (iuiirdiiui of S. Lang,
Plaintiff,
against /
Tiio*. ?' ? Workman. lvxeeutor iCstatO
John Workman, et. id , Defendants.
I n |Hipwinn.;o of tlio order grunted by
his lloiioA l. D. Wilherspoon, Presiding
Judge, hMho oltqvo entitled cine, oh tho
!hli of September, 48V).\ I will olfer for
fait' at public outcry, before t'*o Cotirt
llonao door in Camden, within the regUr
l.ir hortrs of side, on tho fir ?t Monday m
?Nowtnher, 1805, .being tho 4th day of
tho month, nil that piece, parcel or tract
t?f la'ul constituting a portion of theos*
into of John JVorknian, situated in the
State of South Carolina, Kershaw CotUP _
tv, on tho Look hart Road, about Kight
miles Ninth of Camden, adjoining lands
now or formerly of KbtiUo ol Zcinp and /?
Instate of Champion, tho name known by
pint of record in tho oflloe ol Clerk and '
Register of Mesne Conveyance for Kor
kIiii w County in 'connection with doed
from John I). Murray to John Workinn^ * '
? hit i'd April i:tth,<vIH ill. in Book P. pajro,
41, containing Kiuht Hundred and Nine -
teen (8M>) tur??, 11 ore or I088,
Terms ? Cu-di .
U. B WILLIAMS.
S. K. O. ??/.
' II th, IS! >5.
A CARD.
To Mu Frit-mis And Tho l'ubltc
(icncr<(U f/i ? n
On and after tho first ilwy of Octobor
1 eau he found nt Mr, M.- Ij. KlnanV*
clothing atpro Main 8t?'00tf ColuittWrt,
S. ami will tuko great pleasure In.*
showing my frh.uda our immemt*--Ktooic ?
of HKA1)V MA 1)10 CI.OTUINQ, hrid
(J K\ l\s' FU KN I SUING GOODS. It .
i? an imlinjiut'thju fact that only a
into Mr. kinard'a huge t miMnium is ne
crKsaiy to oonvinoo ov.on th<? casual ob
server that Mr, Klnard h; J^jKAftiHIt in
ready intido clothing and (iunl?r furnUb- **
ing gooda. II in pricea cannot W dupli
cated Koyhli of tho Now York marmot,
and his Hpcclal hr.rgain counters ?VT0 th?
talk ui' the c'.tv. We can Bins vou yoflr
U. IJ. fair ToVoi.VMBlA AND HE
TF K N, in tho purchase of SUIT
OF OI.O'ITI KS. Country Merchants or
even tho farmer, \ylu> auppllcH his la
borers, will Ihul it mueh to Ms* imprest
to uot our priooH on CllKiVP CIjOTII
IXO, OV Hit ALLS, 11 U HHKIi?COAT.S,
l.'MllKKLhAS, AO. . Frioii'ln. think of
it, you can visit tho beautiful city of
C-ohtinbia and purchase. a batter suit of
clotlu'B with tho same Amount yf money
that it tiiKiMt to purchase ? auitof clothe^
in Sumter or Camden. and la addition,^
to tliif, wo will furnish to every pur*
/?liaiscr of a unit of clothe# of lifl. 'freo
i r<t importation to pt<rrt? of Interest" trr~
tho city. Tho cotton factorie^ thv canal^
tlio state Home, tho ponit/iUlmy. tli?
.uylum and Kliandoth^Tn'* i?J. an '.Op' .
poitunily of a life 1|jih\ niui with these.
laeiH J laiel) before yoti, | nn\ lure jron
will take I vantage <?f Wieiu. Thoen .
who eoii'emphdo uttcndimr the State f. 1
Fair, will a? t wisely to wear ihelr ql?F
clothe* o\or and give meJln '
to kcU t henj ? f >ot^<T- clptl 1 1 si Jf
oi'UH'v th.ni I hey cftn git t'hi'a niOe
N . ? ?? V < irk. O rdej-a ||y .M'lH. l^v!. _ )(Ll511_
very p-i?|h ctfull nolle to'. I, and, wj'i lu^
pr<?inptly ur.d *. tt^'aetoi.ilj tilled t|;|
money refunded." Kxprefck charge.^ paid
l?y us on ul I over Tiiii Delia r? Worth <4
goods ordered.
AVheu yi u como i ito t*tc ?tore ploaatt
all oralis* eln cky, .ot money order* pay*- ,
able to Mr, M. L. Kinard," apd oblige.
Most Respectfully,
" D. A. MeJ)mvolJ, ? ~ r
Cohjr..l?ia 8- C. ?
Sp;it! ifth, IHOo. ' 7^?
* (Mlico of -
County Tr<n|*im*r. Kurnhatv County, "''j.
Cvimicit ,8. t;., 8epr. 23,
In accordance with tl+o? Aft to n*i*e ?
ftupplicH f<)'- the (Ibc^I vear
November- 1. IHt)4. iiotl je i? lit rvl?y vlvi
cn tliat tin' Trr-i* urcr'a office of 1}) ^
hIi'?vv C< unly will be <ip?n Cor the odfce
tion of tux* the Ifitb day ??f
October, |8:)5, pud will rvnmiii njieu uff
t ? I Tire* '?v, iXrenibtr 8l?t, >*,?
TliO rutii L?i?r centum (or Kerfho\
rouutv i? ni* fnilofru : \
I'or Siutc tmrpoips 41^ n>illfl.\
" Ho I tool Thx 2^'- **.
?' Ordlnnrv County tux "
'? li t. i> n iinilmiid Ijonrlrt , lJ}? ; '?
" Whnt'KH. Juror* 'end Ccju- .\
... (tablet* ' ?i4' *1
Tulnl ? 12 )$ tttlta
l oll Tnx. $1 00. /
Ti t* follouii KHpccial levios Itave bee*
in <i^b iilm:
8l?et-ial??yliool t*?x , Dlxtrjct Nju I, 8
For ill Lore* t on <<clt joi Rondfc* firnwK
Kcliooi L'uiMin# N*?. I, ? ?/f 4
mill, . 7
Special fOluioT f.?x DIki, O mill*.
?; a? 17^8 u . ? .
Tmx< ? HH' pnynl.li) In t|ie ' following :
kind of fund* a ?l 'i.optli4*t: Jlt-M* di(l.
nilvfr eoln, IT. S C?r*en<;y; National
b i n* Xr-TP* ^irtwirTir :?
c? 1MB iiivhMv <|(ir'.nU4lt?> y^iir 16U5, <4*
tin? vj Vj?l Cj?itto!U?#?<'d Homln- '?( tfJ dn
*t:ite. Wo?n mm '?1V(I9< ftc;,' Bond*,"/
also mi .1 iirm *x ceriillctileM. hihI .'the i>.?r
diem ttf Hint* ? i??ei?>?eM lb ll.o 'Circuit
Cciia'ttiiLUtf n?ceiv#ji tor.Comiiy.
m ? t winding f'j'lionl tAxm. .
All information n? to titxes *111 be for
nUlied upon i?i?|dic*ti.n.
iWi 13th day of Ociob rr, ti> .it J Rtofr
Of >>w? kw>> ,dg?f of -
** I hove no authority to wtamq UM
after ?W CtUrM ?U;t?JP !??>%, ?
>nt *d<iju* tt?? p?m?hy. yo ^??wf lW^n<
tseeipt* wtfl wrtjf v