The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 22, 1895, Image 3
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NOV. 22, 1896.
To Rent
Two rooms in the residence of the
undersigned. For>f$rtber in lot ma-,
tion apply at tins office or to
Mua. M. A, Nii.hh,
Stolen
From my residence live silver
?spoons. fie ward if relumed and
no qucstloub allied*
M is* S. A . (i ihhes. |
^ro You Goto \ co Atlanta?
if you tfre going t<? A 1 1 >? n.l a yon
?can save $5.00 by cull ins; ?t this
oftlie before milking your arrange
ments to Jo.
^ . I
6 Dr. J. E. Rutlo&go,
Dental surgeon,, will l?o at Cam
tien on December 3rd. and will rc
inaiu eight or ten days for the prho>
tfce of his profession. l>r. Hut
ledge is a fllsVolass workman, ?and
anyone having teeth needing tilling,
extracting, or needing j?l or
gold crown*, or anything pertain
ing to dentistry, will do well to call
on him and get their woik done.
Ail woik guaranteed. Call early.
Offlco at Workin'an Hotel.
Special Excursion Rates.
. . V ^
Hound Trip Tickets will ho sold
from all stations on the O. R. & C.
Ji. R, to Atlanta on Nov. 25 1 li Ittn
*5.75. Tickets good until 30ih of
Nov. ^Lerive Cutriden Nov. 25th at
2 o'clock P. M. nrrive in At Ian la
MR 7 o'cloc^ A. M. the 2Glh, 1805.
Returning leave Atlanta nt 10
o'clock P, M. the 20th, arrive at
1,25 l lie 30lh.
I -. Pui.l.MAK Sl.KKI'ER*
Will he attached to tli is train
find it will he personally conducted
l?y thy Agents of Qtlie Company.
Remember this train goes through
without change. F oi' further in
formation apply to,
^ J no. S. Linos a
<Y' Agt. O. It. & C.
? Mot Agam
. r T '.ve West \V uierec Literary So
ciety convened in Shady Grove
School house on the loth inst., at
7 30 p. m. Jn the absence of the
President, Judge Lavin^ presided.
. After the usual opening excr
the folln wrhg uf-Vlrir'p fog ran)
foi'^hc hccasion was carried out:
IgS- fct>sa$ ? "Otir Constitutional.
-Convention"? by W. II. Golf. C
2. Reading ? <*Oppoi,tunil ies nnd
possibilities" ? by \V. Hampton
Cobb. *
3. Debate ? Resol *fd, That ed
ucation should be compulsory in a
Republic. The afllrmalivo speak
(Pf^'9 were Prof. J. W. ? Poozcr and
Howell MorreH. Negative J. Wil
lie Dunn nnd W". T. Lucius. The
judges <?? the debate, Messrs D. E.
Spencer, W. Hampton Cobb and C.
M. Dial, 'decided in favor of the
affirmative.
The readings, jpnsic and debate
were entertaining as well as inter
esting.
The executive comtni'.te anr.ounc
"Vd 'ii (tebalo for the next meeting
asioltows: ?
Resolved, That a Constitution
al Monarchy isjpreferablu to a Re
publican form of government. Tlu
affirmative is to tie argued by Prof.
W, J. Puozei and it. M. English.
Tl?a negative by Pi ?f Wallace and
Miss L. M. Lucius.
-"?^'iTinrfni lowing were elected as of
fleers of the society for t! e ensu
ring three months! Pres. Prof. W.
?1. Roozer ; Vice Pres., Judge W.
T. Lueiue ; Sec. and Ti. W. IT.
SbJjjir ; Executive '?Committee, Miss
Little Campbell, C. M. Dial and
C. I)u n <i. v i ,
next ii Acting will be on
.Thursday, 28 111 inst., at 7:30 P.
M. . xx,\
* jPiomiscuous Items.
The? U4nw?immi?^ v<?r<iict of our
advertisers is that advertising
with us has *1one them good.
g^BC4JLIAR in combination,
? ^ portion and preparation of ingredi
-enteyHood'&SarsapariHa pokkokbok ^reat
curative value. You should TRY IT
"I escaped b?-i ng a confirmed
dyspeptic bv taking Ayer'a Pills
i.< time.'' Tills is t lie ^.experience
of many. A\ er's Pil's, whether a?
?if nfter-oiiiKei' oiil or an a remedy
{ r liver complaint, indigestion,
iluluh n'ev, water brash, and nausea
are invaluable.
A cup of muddy coffee is not
wl.olesome, neither is a bottle of
"muddy metiieine. Oo?- way to
know a vellablu and skillfull y-prv
' pared blood-purifier is -by lis fiee;
dom from ami i me tit, Ayei's S ir
?ai>artlla is nl-vav# bright and
sparkling, because it is un extriict
id not a decoction
^^id ii
When Baby wm ?lcb, 1r? gavo her Pastorla.
When she was* Chikyaho' cried for CMtorla.
Whan the hccani? Mm, ?he clung to Castorla.
When ab? hod Children, she gave them Castoria.
y ?.
Knslisl) Spavin. Liniment rr
r^inAVinruli hnr% fw>fi or Cailouatd j
Ltimpfear.d hie mtuislir ^from horses,'
Blood Spavins, Cuv bs splint*, Sww
nt-y, Rini( Bone, Siifl/s, Sprains, all
sarolen Throats, Coughs, etc. Savt*
$60 by us?j o? one hot! J*. Wfti*
rflilled^llie mo?t wonderful Blemish
Cure ever known. Sold Oy 1>r, K
|* Zewp, firuggisl, Camden, 3. C
-? rim
There waa 4. ticavv frost in this
eon.-, m unity yesterday mornlug.
This was the lltst killing frost here
this season.
\ A Iiittld Bo'.tor.
Nancy Mitch\j brought to our of
Hee on laitSutnrdny u to* nip weigh
ing Oj I hs. \jnd measuring 23 inch
es in oil en influ ence. This i>?iHH?
lie better than tUo ono mentioned
lust week.
C.imden Cotton Market.
Cotton Is quoted to-day as f<>|
lows :
Fully Low Mid. Hint'; ? 71
Middling* 7j
Fully Middling, 7$
Good Mhldlinir, 8
Tho Missionary Party
Held at the residence of. Kev.
Atlia T, Jamison on last Tnesdu?
evening was novel, intcresyjig anil
successful. About 1 hi" ty dollars
wag realised which vviil lie :? pjins
pri ted to missionary purp ?8cs.
A Karo Opportunity,
A rare oppoit unity is Mill olTej'
ed those who want a ? l-orse
cheap. Mr. S. 11. Latham has on
hand about ten head of ihose tine
horses that wore n #t hold at auc
tion lust Wednesday and ho is* of
fet ing t uem dii t cheap. Wo have
inspected these horses ourselves
and we are certain that a great
bargiiu is hoiug offered by Mr.
Latham. Cull early as lliey will
not be on hand long.
Relief in Six Hours.
Distressing Kidney and Hladdur
diseases relieved in six Iioiiih by the
"New Gr'cnt South American Kid
ney Cure." This new reincoy ii a
gref?t surprise on account of its ex
ceeoing promptness in relieving
pain in the hi. older, ki Joeys, bat k
an I every part < f the uiinnr> pas
sages in mule 01 female.' ft relieve*
retention of water and pain in pass
ing it almost immediately. If yon
want quiek relief and cure this is
your remedy. Sold by Dr. F. L?
Ze.np, Druggist, Camden, S. (J.
Hood's is Wonderful
No le?s than wonderful am the
cuies accompli "died l;y Hood's
Snrg&parilia, even after other1 pre
parations and physicians' piese.:ip
tioiis have failed. The leuson,
however, is sunplf. When' the
blood is enriched and putiH**f, di
sease disappears and goounieal tli
returns, and Hood's Snrstipurillu
is I lie one true blood purilier.
Hood's Fills are prompt- and
Mil dent and do not puige, pain or
giipe. 25t!.
{from Qup (jopro^punileat^.
South Beulah. ,
I>fssatlHfuct ion in school Dh
' trict No. 2.
Mr. Editor: ? As 1 have seen
nothing from this section in your
paper 1 will drop 3*011 a'few.lines.
Crops are about gathered. Cot
ton short, corn and jieas good and
potatoes short. ' "
We have a good deal of confu
sion in regar I to our school. 'J^lie
trustees employed a teacher who
was jiot acceptable to some of the
put'rons of Cleveland school but
?.hey were in reach. of the old fleM
school taught by Prof. GibheS. lie
taught one- month- and ^?v-h ? vaea
lion for n few days during which
time the trustees order-.d the hotis<
torn down and inovyd out of reach
i f pttii'.c, There wui j> proit Ml hand
ed c tr-tu the trustees before the
house was ino/ed but I hoy paid no
atteut'iin to it. 8iid IhaPlhc old
Held School was too near to Clove
land. I Would l.ke to know if the
old Held school house was not bull*
long In fore Clevt lund/rrnrnroved to
where it now . Cleveland
school hoii.-e wns moVed in the lei
ritorv of the old H. I.I, w he n.if _c.il hr.
er nad to hi: movedClev< ! .-? n < I slioi.M
b-Hve b^i.n I lie one, for it i-< in the
extreme siile of iissehool neighbor-!
hood, w hen, if it J. ad by< n moved
back to Mt. JJiivet, it Would have
been in the centre. I In li*ve (Ttvr
I a Mil school house was Inovi d to
where it now stands to bi?o.k ii|?.
the old field un iGtimSpring schools.
So look out Gum Spring, Cl-'\\
lan 1 will say >011 are two close and
you in list move. And I understand
that the tim^tees are uojng to have
lines ty^if'Tor ?!?ch school. If jhei
do 1 Ik liev? Cleveland will he moved
bat k to where it belongs hud the
old Held will be' put bat k Jin.i a
school established near Bb\ kin's
mill. Tlfefe are too many white
children In this school distiict for
only three schools; there ought to
be four or five. S?\ I tli.nk the
ii uslecH lin'VC ivctrct very unwind.
\V i< li best wishes -to The *C iron i
cle I f X. V. 7a.
" Mv Olivet
Mr. IC'lilor :4? We must bo^ 3-011 r
pardon fur the Vlt lay xif *0 impor
tant an ewot nn whs the mailings
of Mr. J. W. Murciiisop, to Miss
Dora Smith, which hnppy event
took place at Sale, 11 Church, on
Thursday evening Nov. 1 at flv?'
iUv. J, P. A I taw ay - pe*.
formt'd the ceremony, in a very ap
propriate manner. The attend
ant* were Miss Lizzie ttriUon with
Mr Joe Smith, Visa Irene ^}?lin
oray with 1^ fi II. elfnith, Mis*
Mame McCAskiil wllli Mr Stephen
Mu?a*k)ll,*Mi*? HalUe Salth with.
I Itr Johnnie llvOod, MM Lillian
i ?' V-j
Galloway with Mr A M MeCuskill,
Miss Maggie West wiili Mr Sum
McOaskill, Miss Daisy Davis with
Mr NV C Ou hett, Miss U"ttio Mr
Caskill wiili Mr. Million Smith.
A f|ier heart y oongi ambitious the
happy cou;d->, their til tendinis ant)
u few gfTecinl fibmU, returned lo
the ho-pe of tlx* where a
IIIUHI. bountiful Slipper WflS spread
a li ich ?iid f 1 1* , J i t i<> 1 1) isi> who pre*
pared I'. A mom ih ! i i 1 1" 1 1 i'Vi i>.
m?j w is fcpeut by all present, an. I
Judging '\V what we Si en and over
hcaid il will 'i>-t lie the last of tht1
season. The Chmuirle w :'.h, us 1 1 s ?
ual, wt It i'i'|)t (>M'tit ed, 'Cross Path,'
?Olive,' 'Bet' and 'S ??il<*h L issio
.Jean' were ail present, whose plens
rtllt Mllili'S added iii(|('Ii t ? > the ell
joy me Ut of l lit* oi't<:l?iou. A'lille
i lii? bride is one of Ionia's fairest
dauohlj'is, and we know will make
one <>l lint best of wives, truly 'a*
much run hu v n i ? I < . f ? |( t* groom, f ? ? i
where i-? ii boi!ci man t < ? be .found
tli n n Mi M u i rlii.son. We wish them
lonjj siud happv lives, uud iiope that
i heir nss,?yi.ii i >n through life may
lie as jdi'iiitJiP t ? ? them, as were the
few pleasant hours spent, together
by licit f i lc lids on tiu'ir wedding
day. li. M. IV
Pin? Troo.
Nov. 18.
Mr. Editor: ? I will on 1 1 f.-r my
space In your valuable paper. News
is vei v sear eo but 1 will yive )<?u u
fe v do's, ? ? 'x
We have onto m airings in this
oo'imunilNW jJVIr. M n,,d M>*?
Minnie Young were tuarticd ut
Providence Church.
Miss Maggie MoOaskill ha4*
chargn of Heaver D un school. We
hope that tdie wi I ho n great help
to' this coin in unity. .
1 1. T. J. has gone in his h do for
the Winter; he will'i.iake his up
pearanee next Spj iny.
Sis a>k"d for Fruiter. 1 1 o is rid*
iny right on his big horse.
It wishes were liarses oeggara would
i ide :
If light woo l knots were sweethearts
Trotter would all ways have one at
his side.
( -wine oil Uud
Kev. Peter ^ S'okes is visiting
frit nds in this section.
Whijte Cap.
Syoli:.''.
Nov. 13.
Mr. Editor: ? We imino again
i lain: in our apace in your valna
ble paper.
Our biii'i* is quirt and news
senrye. Some ruin. Air bnlinv.
? Our school is in a (lourishi'<g
condition taught by our most wor
thy lady fiiund Miss Maggie Mc
Caskill. We congratulate o u r
trustees in so wise n selection as
i?Iiws Maggie, which reflects credit
on themselves as well as ournjhool.
Mr. J. li, Elliott w ti9 in on
"long" a few da^jn ago on business.
Mr. and Mrij. Allen Jordcn, ol
Westville, Visited friends at this
place Inst wci k.
We will ask a question purely
for information to tin- i n t ?? r?*M t?< ol
your inanv readers. According t"
the statistics property valuation in
Kt'islnw count v his fnllwn <dl,J
^80,230 for 1801?180.*). (;?n liny,
one attribule the cnu^e cf tlio mi
nu? II so the aamu will be appre--|
ei'H?(l.
N'? marilages to report thif
ti m ??. but if Venn <;/ don't chango
th'-rMl bi* some s ?on\ :ts we had one
of our old bachelor friends oxpiees
Moini' "would n't do to I ell." r
The Chr< ni( le is on ybooip^
The store was open, the shelves trim
med ; ?
r.i rushed ibe customers, 'twas a sight |
to be seen." * '
Coiri|K'tiiors looked on wi h wlstiul
- V
At tliese Ftorofi that in Tlic t'hroTiicle
advertised.
Loi k t^t more anon.
Dennis.
* East Korsnr.w.
Sir. ICdilor: ? As y?u have. n?>j
correHpond.ent from this coininuni
:.v I will endeavor to j^ivc jou ?
ft; .v d??lv.
As news is very scarce at. (>r?'?eni
I will ii'?t detain yoiK readeis looo.
Rev. E itz ni'i'/'r, dr., prencheil
at rboiHan^ Nil1 last. Saturday
ni^Jit and Sunday, II" is a g?<o?t.
preacher a*Jo we v ish him in u <? l?
& icccss in li i h new li?dd of labor h
if> to '?ome again ti e s< conil Sur; i
day in Deceinhi-r he Was aeeAinpa-i
ni?'d l?v his .hist;>r Miss Mattie 1
We h? ar<l som?r (if the boys en-'
<]oirin<f where she lived.
Km merH-ure about ihrttn^h flow
in*t o?t? in this Recti. m ami ale
preparing for Winter qun.ters.
Messrs. J. K. and ?J.\ W. Stoke**
paid a ll>ing visit to Westville Iwst
Satin day.
Mi. N. K. Me.Kinnon 1* very sick
with ly jdiold 'fever.
M i'h. J. A. MJC'.askll', who has
be??n very si< k, ie are g!ail to s^v
is Inipioviug. f
|i seems that J. A. Ellis is sorry
for the S. C. buys from the way lie
DELICATE ??Jf*
FEMALE
REGULATOR.
IT IS ft SUPERB .TONIC ??><J
Exerts a wonderful influence in
strengthening - her system by;
driving through the proper chan
nel all impurities, ttfailth and
sirenoth are ouaranteed to result
from life use. ? j
"TO"'" r^sssS^rsa^siii
WNBU mtUNI IIMtrfi, 4U?
a>Miy *n?imiiii iitui .
? f"
writes. We lieai d so in* of the
gills say ihev thought Johnnie
ni'i (Km| gome of the sympathy liiiu
si If,
Will as thin is v.iv Hist I \v| 1
cloac. Will come nyain soon,
l<ol?ul '
Mi. Si on.
Deal t'hii.nielo : ? As t ister
wools 1(1 kutMV wilOIrt 1 h a V ?' heetl
jkotpiug myself, will say I howl
| In oo ahout in *pots. You kn >>\
J ?'(( call oil i'Sctf ".Ink at) 1 H.'tSVc,
don't lul l \ long ill a place."
i > 1 1 \ os r t*i ? ?i? j* it t <>! i ii \* (/iii'oii*
j iclo in >io III in ??"jvo, ii it not I ? *i ? I >
enough for lt*? r to hear inc. W t*
thought ono corrcspondcn t wi.s
enough for Hits place, Mill afici
wo \v ?ki> / 4tSis" u,?, thought wv
would sleep u while, ulclr pltorical
ly.
Mi J. K. M'liclt'V, of Wo.lgcllejd,
put,
is visiting relatives notir licit' ihi<
Week.
l'roaeh'ng nl Mi JCion next Su.'i
dry, hy Hcv. . H. Smith. Jiud.
Long Branch.
Nov. 17ih.
I)eav Chronicle ; ? Tin* phttnton)
iiariv ?t- tU? residence of Mr. I .
Mc.L. Brown wns a grand success.
Tho nhosu wore ih? feat m o of the
orciiing. It was cei thinly enjovn
lile.Tho cake walk was also good liui
your old scribe did not happen lo
ho the lucky one this time. We
wish tho ladies would look around
and s o if there is not soinct hi njj
else around the church that, needs
Using up so we couid have another
jvi riy.
Miss UegsiB M? Leod, who lifts
hren lunching music at Melvalb,
ji'ft on the Kiili f . ? r her, homo in
M ii Ihnr.uiglu Her many nieiids
woio loath to give her up.
Miss Agnes MofJallum, of Sti in
ter, Hit^ved 6n the 10th to tnke
charge of the Ahney school.
The Shiloh Aid Society is speak
ing of giving an enlerlaiunieni
soino time in the m\u future. We
will give the exact ?lalo lat.'r nnd
we want everybody to come.
We will close Willi licst wishes
to The Chronio'o and its many
friends. Beamy.
>t *
. Atr. j. IV. Illmlmun
Fort Lawn, fl. 0.
Best For the Blood
/
Hood's Provod Us KSerlt? CczorriD
~ . Cured.
"I'havo uso<i Hood's BarenpnrilJn and
know it is the best medicine for the blood
I have ever taken. Two years a, 70 I had
? sore on on4 of my limbs below the knoe.
I Spent Many Dollars
for medical attendance and treatment bnt
?11 in vain. At last a friend urgetj.-nfte to
try Hood's Ejj&rsaparilla. I toljT him it
would not do me any good as 1 hud the
best of doctors in tills vicirflty attend
me and they said it ras S aevAre case of
eczema. He prevailed jison me. however,
to take one bottle ana when it was *11
H
ood's
taken I noted a Blight
Improvement. I have
dow used six bottles
Sarsa
f ' parilla
G
ures
and my leg Is well.' Had it not been (or
Hood's Sarsaparilla I do not think I
would %ver have conquered my com
plaint." J. W. Hindm an, Fort Lawn, 8. C.
Hood's Pills euro all liver Uli, constipa
tion. biliousness, tick headache, indigestion.
Notice,
4
All pirlios nro hort'by warned not to
trade or in anyway bargain for a not*'
jjivon by u* to the (Vrminuul Lock Co..
of Ahihnma. a< unntionipnny bus not
complied with its contract, an 1 nolico In
hereby given that enid note will not hp
paid by U?. J. W.I) W IS,
* J. F. WEST.
NOTICE. j
Xotii'O is hereby (riven tint Heated
?d Is will be receive 1 fur kH<*i?'r of iliiv
County Infirmary np to Docoinhcr 15th,
-18?).% iii'dusive. -Tho ktu'pcif will he re
quire! to tiikc <:iMr(f?* of ttTrr-fmnnte*
and to work a on? fiorso fariri. For
further particular*, apply, to
L ? . .1. B. 1'IIICLl^.
j CotihtySli jtTTviror
i-t-s : ? *
JT
i
. The following i* iba Approximate
nelmol ?t',>p,:u-t ioi.iucnt for 12'')5-rW{, <iii
cludiiif; pvf>* and bailment brought for
ward : v
Her School HWtrirt N'o. 1, $l,1l7'2f
?? ? * OA I Hi
804 H
4>7 0C
. o:> Jifl
74a .u
307 M
i,?:>oi?i
?m a |
4'jr, os
4 OoOl
7"? ?8 |
27.J 69
209 70
r>M 52
4'>7 27 1
77 ea
$2,7.01(0
^ n ^ ?? H2 20
?? f ? j << ?? 102 80
? ? jo ? ? 2 " ? * 284 37
.4 12 , ~ *h 2 * " ? 1101-00
? t) n Jl " " " UW0>
is " 3 " " ' 9J29
J. A. ORIGfiBV,
. 8.C. K. C.
??
for Infants and Children.
" Ortsturli* Isso wvll A$a|ito<l (.u-hlMrciv that
I t\xMiiiUK<ihl it ?-i touity pnwiiiiii-.a
kttovu U? mo." li A ?Aminm, >1. 1*.,
Ill S?<x Oxlunl St., Uiookl^ u, N. \ .
?"fl'J u*> of 'Castorla' Is so universal nn>l
Its iiu>ril? mi w<4l known that It sootua u \voi\
of 8np^vro^rutliUi to oiulon.o It. t\?w uro t V?
li?tolll,To:it funiluvt who U?> ttot Uooji (Aistoriu
withir. roach."
C.uu/ 'a Maui v.n, 1). p.,
Now York City.
Custoi In omvs C\>1K\ CVnstljHitJoJx,
8?nU" SU'iutich, Di.urluoa, Kructulloti,
KilU WoruiH, ^ivi-4 bloop, ami promotes U??
??>k! it iii, v t .
Without Istjui K?ua modioaUou.
\ ? &
"K??r sovoral yoara I l?\vo nvommomUxt
'tMMorla,' niul kIi.iII always oontluuo to ?lo
! >, .? i it luu Invariably prvnlucoU InmollcitU
result*."
i.\ uft k, M. 1\,
l C. ih Si root tuul 7th Avo? Now York City.
TltK ('I N f.U'H (Mvt'ANY, 1 ; Ml'Mt.VY -fc'rltKKT, Nt W YoHK ClTV.
p
dH
ft IaiO ?)?
Til IS fHl I LP'S HKDf in maple I'Hlur I llnlsli, throe feet wltlo, lour IVet l??m.?,
foMiiitr 1'tfs (HmI fnlili hi* sitlt'X. Onl\ ?1 S?r? ? I < llvrred I". o. I), earn Cliui'l'ttU". Tin
UWANDKSr HAlUiA I N KYKIi oVl<i'.KKl> <>r,le.-.
?> K, M, AN.|)i<KW*?, 'I ln? I'tnnU'iie Dealer, Oliiulotto, /*>'? C.
k.
Our M r. Oils Hirsh has retunud from his second trip !o
New York, where holms bought an immense stock ot
Ory CE?*c*<o>cdlss;, cCSiotXiuixa^,
ha ts, snous, (j i:\-j s' rt ttxixmxc aooi>s , ,ir.,
At great bargains, and will ofKr them -to the public at aston
ishingly low priors.
. Look at the Following Low Puces.
Ci
2"> pieces rod flannel at 10c per yard."
'> cases Kruit of the Loom*. 4- 1, at Sc. a yard.
5 hairs sea island 4-4 at oc per yard.
10 hales check homespun, inches wide, *tc a yard.
Pants cloth from 10c.' por yard up.
DRESS GOODS
<?Of which we have l he largest stock and the newest designs
that can be seen, just opened,
00 pieces cashmere, all colors 10c. per yar I.
40 pieces ttOinch Henriettas, all coins, our own importa
tion, worth 10c. pei* yafd, for 2oe per \ard.
'2j pieces all-wool s-rge, all colors .'<G inchjs wide,, at 25c.
per vard, others get 40c for saniM quality.
We are now receiving oiiv see. mid l<>t 4 ?f* hu lies' cloaks and
capes, the prettiest and handsomest line ever shown, at great
bargains. It you want a cape or cloak give us n look before
bn\iiig. and we will convince you that we will se!l you one
cheaper 'bin any other le?use ibis side of New York.
75 doz. gents' celluloid cvdlars at ?rc a piece.
25 doz. gents' celluliod cuffs at 10c. a pair.
50 d.>z. alhw'tol cashmere gloves at 39c. per pair, worth (K)c.
.CLOTHIHG!. GL0THIW6!
For men, boys and children* W" h ive an immense line to
select from besides what we jjought. on our recent trip to New
York and must make room Ipr new arrivals. In order to -~do
so we put th?' knife into our clothing department and cut them
down 25 percent, below ihe^iice.
SHOES! SHOES!
Of which we have bought an immense stork of jthe well
known firn\ of VVitz, Bonn & Co., w'.o are retiring from busi
ness. Wir bought them at our prices and gf!.*r them to, the.
public at prices leSs than the marmf.ietorers nt-.k for them.
HATS AND CAPS AT PRIORS LOWJgR TUAN EVER.
Our
department is more complete than e\er. On our recent trip
to New York we bought an immense stock direct from the
manufacture, s both fV?r ladies and gentlemen, so we can afford
to retail them at wholesale prices,
CatTcarly and often and secure the best bargains.
Respect fully,
H8RSOH BROS. ,
WE HAVE NO AGENTS
but fihlp from our facto ry at
wholesale price*. Klilp any
wbrrw for examination; pay
frelgbt hoth wuya If not satl?
factory. 100 stviM or .
Carriage*. 00 atylea of '
llaracM. Bend 4 eta.
for 112 page catalogue.
ILKIIART CiKKUCC **?
HABSKM8 ?Hi. <?., I
n. m. mu, tw7, nuwt, i**.
W, U?H >38.
Sale In. Partition.
80'iiVrf ?T? Inm ? Keralinw County
Court. oT Common l'lena.
Mat tit? B. B unl. Plaint ill',
iv-'ainxt
-John B. Nelson, .lofl^ph I>. Nelson, Wil- ?
Flam R.^JreUuu^ jU?ry ft. Beard wnd ;
Abbie Nelnop, T>efondantf>,
Un<]fr and by virtue of ? decretal or- j
flcr-ffranted in the ab vh ~t att*?l cane Lv j
lii* Honor, I. I>. Withernpoon, d;itc?l i
Orli, 1805, ! will offer 1 or ??!??, |
Ht^nlilic outcry. before tin* Court IIon*ej
door in Cionricit, between the hour* of j
IJ^M . and 3 p. in.. 011 Monday, t lie V.-crl j
"iTiy of December noxl tlia frllow- 1
inK described real citato :
All that | !<?<???. p.v col of tract of Uud '
aitnated in the county and State above J
n*ined containing one hundred acre* ;
knovru a? tract No, Fix (0) jn the parti.!
ihur of the land* or the 'Kalate or Salilu |
W. Nelaon and hounded on /tl'i? North |
by l,?nd.-, of W. H. $fel? ?n, Kaal by lnn<U '
formerly of J. J.' Nelson, 8oiith,hy UihU ,
of J. iL N /hon and J. K. Nelson and
AV' ?t by lamia oT J . !t. Jfrhwm and W. j
R. Nelaon. j
Term* of 8ale.\-One half caah, the j
lml?ne?*4n ow! y*?*Kto bo ?ru red by the j
Jxmd i-1 the piirrhmVt^uBd a moit^a^e!
??f tlie prfiuixi'H ?i?hl.
K. B. WJLUAM8.
* - s k ;c. J
Nov. 1 Mb, 1W5. ?? ?
? a. % ? ?,
A. T. BU UDELL,
CIVIL KXCiIXKKK SURVEYOR.
CAMDKN,
Municipal Surveying* ol
Lands ami ?til -I)i , uioii# of Tract" a
snwiukv .
n /M " ?
WANTtel) SVvi nl trust worlliy
uciii). men or iailif* to travel i:i
S mi t li ('iiroiijia for ('"inlili-lif^L ri'liiiblc
house. Salary <$7rti mi I nffit'iiwn,
Sternly j> >-i;i<?n. Kuel sc refero?ien and
self ii<l<ir?'ssit il rttimjn d eirvi | Tin*
I> xniiiioii (/oiujniiv, Tliird Floor, Oinu
lot Itlil-.'.. C.it\ 111.
Nov. 8-0.ii.
Tlie Dew Ide&.
Am you r>H?h( ami ckvtr t If bo. y3N^Utv?
plenty of Mean of your own, ?Iho m-iism enough
to ((rasp good m t*w oimh w|i?'ii o/Tcivd. Whitdo
you tlilnk of a 3.* column llluntmUHl Monthly !'??
per, each Ismoc containing a Piege of MimIc. Vocal
or inxd-iuninitAl. I mitral P*?lilon*. Good 8torte*,
Dramatic New* and Portrait* of Pretty Actrcww,
IfotiM'holil, Toilet ami Fancy Work llinta, all for
US c<wu a yw.r, pmtpnld f Becins too Rood to to*
tnw. hot we *iv? you exactly what w? xlvirtln,
Be no a oenU and aee for yourself. .
TUB NEW IDKA CO.,
1441 II road way. Wow York City.
Agent* wanted^ liberal commtMfoa paid.
1 ,1
mfw YARf wttien reufl
? rli I una mowkL tvw?
The hwiiBOwwBt J
America, fMJIohfttmuatotf**, t*p?ec?,
wftMMfir.r
fit vocal
. Restaurant
Camden, S. C..Sc|)i. 25th. 1 M>5
In My 1 and tho Cili%o?.? of
I this (' immunity : ? lam now running a
I i I'm t class Itcntnurant in the north end of
In' huiMim' tuny < eeupicd l>y
I|?rte ?v 1 1 (' I In i i?l . I will he glad to ?:?
iHtmimd.itc ii> v while timl .mIiii'im! frienflk
whom I h.ive iiiii'c NCi'vpil, Tl.is Ke.stai:
rant will Is- comlnc'cd strictly upon t!.e
|*!nropcuii st. vie, There will he depart
ments for white and colored separately
WIN' YAH JAMBS'
Oct. 18. h.
s
I'OSI'llON
[? AT <;<>(> I) SAT, \ l{ I KS .
r OCAKAN'TD KH
J, 15V TIIK
(la. Business College
I n ni'diatrlv on vi)iuj?it lion of si.i
>:!.? i'i u;ii?nt on* -hi.li the > x*
l?i nse of oilier colleges.
Mom have
I'^rv MIX I.N NKXT CO DAYS.
WiiuVor wire immediately to
o a\iu'mni-;ss (HU,i,;.(iK, v
\ Macom^Ta,
l;or Choice Groceries
Yon should cull on thtf undersigned who,
has opened a select lint' in tho store for.
merly onhtpi -d bj Springs, Heath &
Shannon, A
A nice lino nl tho lowest prlcem
l;ATI\(i SALOON.:' .
First class meals served at nil hour*
In eatWg sa'oon in connect i n with tho
n eat
sioropr
(1, I
L. KHIK LKY.
N? v ? -
FKH14 ^lKDKVh UKFIilt.
liNCM hook
(fit nag<*s) for men nml women who
are rdllictcd With any form of private dfcj?
case peculiar to their Hex, orrora of
vwuth, eonia'.'lous diseases, female trou
Me*.,.ete.? ete.
Semi 2 two eev.t stamps, te pay post*
aye, to the leading specialist* and phy
sicians in this country. ]Jr. HATHA.
W.W A CO., 23'j So. Hroad SI.. Atlan
ta, (in. Nov, 8
*
PAX NOW!
County Treasurer. Kershaw County)
Camden, S. t\, Sept. 21, lbD">.
1 n accordance with the Aht to rniso
supplies for the fiscal Vf rt V~COVUTn^nolTT|r~
November 1, l^'l, notl e is In rely eiv*
en that the Treasurer'# office of Ker
shaw County will he open for the -collcc*
(ton of taxes Tuesdpy. ? tho Iftth day of
October,, I8i).r>, ond will remain open un?
til Tue? 'av, Dcccmher ill?t.(18l>"?.
Tho r?.to per . centum for Kershaw'-'
count v Is as follows : ? ? - - ?? --
Kor State jmrponci mills, j
" School Tax 2 *4
?' Ordinary Counfy-tnx , 2?/ 41
'? let. <>n Railroad bonds 2_| ., 14
" Wit news .Jurors and Con
stables 9 j ??
Total 12}.$ mill*
Poll Tax, $1.00,
The following Hpocial levies have bocjj r
Special if liitol t.ix, District No. I,- II
For interest on wchool Hands (iritdod
School llhilding Dint. No. f, of ?.
Special hcliool lax Dist, I. :i mills. ?
? * .. 7t j- ?.
O '? ?< ?? ]()t 2 "
.. .. 12 2* .??
,J ?i .. .< i. |7t 8 ??
Taxes are payable In the following
kind of fun Is a??d i-o oilier: <!ol<l ,nn<l
silver coin, C. S C-t"\r<'n,'.vv Xatio?al
11. ink N'-.es and Coupons which will %<?.
1 come t.mahle dnr!n(f. the yertr 18<)5j |n
i in" valid f'ons?didated Jlon'ila of this
.St ite. known as the/'pelieltney liondK,''
;il>o on .Inror's eei tiHcatcs ami the jn t
diem of Sditt* witness es in tlio Circuit
Ccnrt will be received for Coiinty taxes?
hot Indiiilinu School taxi'H^
'All infiirmat'on as to tyXPirxrffMW'ftrr*-'
'hislied' upon nj j?licati< n,J , , ,
N. II. ? Tux paver* art? uracil upon \<%<
pay their taxes as soon ii* piwaible after -
tho 15th day of ()ctoh;r, to avoid a m<ilt
o? hirsincss on tho last day? <?f collcctioti, A
as i have no anthority to rccelve Uxv<
after the tiine of closloK the hpokft
out (elding (tie p< n.-.fty. N 0 lln't of lianici.
for tax receipts will ho rcceivod uidcfM V
tho amount of the tax money ia depofun| i
wit,lt tho said l!st.
Tim rule will l?p ali'ctly adhered to?..^.
/ J. C. KPLLINO.S, ~ "
j Cuiwy Trertiuver . ^
A CARD.
To Ma Friend? A nd The 1'ubiitt
Generally: ?
On *n?l ?fter tin* drat day of October/ .
I on n be fount! ?? Mr. M. L. Klnaril't
^Jothftij; utore Mailt Street, C?luml44v
8. C.. atnl will take (cr< at ph-QHiire iiu"
nluMvinj; mv fri< ml* our immt-nad HUjtfk
of TtEAPV M At>R 1JH>THiyO ,7iu|
OKNIW FUIINI8I1ING GOODS. It
\n tin ImJiirmtabl* /net that onlv ^ plance '
?into Mr. Kiuiinl'a hu#e emporium i? ne
ci**smy to convince eveiiilHO cap tin! uh. _
m*rver (hat Mr. Kinarrl Ik LtfADKU Trn
rcKtly mmlc ebitnfne awl Uenta1 fornUU
?it-H fiiimlt* . IT'k (>t M|rw1'nnnot If' i!ti|?IV ?
rii loil 8ou?h i f the V? rV hiafkrT; ?
im I hi* k|)< < 1 .1 bi.ruriiin ci u. tvi* arefh* ?
talk of tin'' i-'.ly. We rum t.i**
U. It. f.itr TO (-OLPM?lA-AKO-4*4i ?
TUKN, ill tin- |nin;lii*we of ?NK. StilT
OK Cl.OTH 1.8. Country Mvrt'fmntk ? t
ovt'it tin* f" rmt'if who ?tipplicg hi* la
borer*, wiil tiinl it much to Ha in' on at
to. uel our prices ? n t nr.AP cLopiir
JNO. OVRUAfXs KMVI R^:COATK:1~
lJMlU<KI..r^A^*, &C. Fiien-'a. think of.
it, you cun y:?it the bennilftyl chjr
Columbia mul purcha*c,a beitt?r anit of
[-rinthi** with the name amount of nionry
thnt h taaca ?o pun-has j ? unit of clotbiJt^v
in Hjimtcr or Ouinih't'. and in mhtitioiv
to thbvwe Wfll furr.ifth to every fmr?
dinner of a antt of e'othc* of |iat freo a
transportation to 'phn ea of intent! In I
thi* city. The <-otton fm-toriop, 4 Irs c;fwalt
iha.htftU* i^eiiUent Iwry, thy -
aavhun ami 8ban<lon. This la~ an op;
portijnity of a Ufa time, t i*) with tbei*?
facta rlnh-ly before you* I iiro ?ur* *oit
will t:ik* nivantage. of them. TImm i
who contemplate Htteodinc the 8tat?
I'nir. will a? t h ii?ely to #<*ar ilieir oh!
clothe* oyer an?l gri ?<? ine III oftportBnitjr ?
to c^l litem better tlothlnjr ft* lew
morcvlhan thi y c#ngit thl* fttu* of
New York. ^Ord *r^by Mall a?e a?*>
very ^spcctfnTVjrojfcfUH* ami viU
promptly iwwf fcHlaiacli
tiwmjr MhIhW.
by ms 00 all over Ten DcJlar* worth '
; l? rnntiiuft <%rA*rtT,