The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 06, 1895, Image 3
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1)K C (i, 1 895.
? No Service Last Sunday.
Owing to the ahs3noe of tlio paa
. tor who vA attending the Conven
tion in Qreeuvllle there was no
preaching at the Baptist 'Church
in Camden last Sunday. Mr. Jam
ison re tu rand on Tuesday last.
^ Deatk of an Infant.
Tho little iofaat of llev. and
Mrs. J, B. Ilolley died at Doves
ville, JJurlington Co., on last Sun
day, Tt wag brought to Camden
for burial on Tuesday. The nlliiot
ed parents hpve our deepest sym
pathies*
A Good Hotel
Rev. S. D. Bailey and Mr. J. N.
Jones returned last week frotu the
Atlanta Exposition. They apeak
in flowing term* .of At'anta and
the Viotoria Hotel. They heartily
recommend this hotel to parties go
ing to Atlanta.
; Fire In West Wateree.
A flre occur rod in Vv'est Wateree
x>n last Saturday which destroyed
a house belonging to Mi-. Flemining
Branham which contained over a
half bale of seta cotton which be
longed 'j. o iur. Wm. Branham.
^rhere was no insurance and the
loss is quite u heavy one.
The City Printing.
A Cfivstic LettcV from Ahlcr
jma/T Sell rock dorreciiiig an
r>Rri-o?iioiis InihresHlon, and
M!i?iv*ng that pertain Mom
\bern of Council Have, through
t >TProjrtdiee Done' The Cliroolele
N-' A. Groat Injustice.
? Editor Chronicle: ? Permit me
through The Chroniele to correct
ud erronious impression which iu
8:)ioe uoaccountahlo manner has
gained^ currency throughout the
citv 'and country.
! f,_^_This impression is taat'J in De
} -timber 18ffr4, the^ty Council of
Camden made Thi^ Camden Jour-I
tial, (which then existed) an *1
ir.ort openly avowed Republican
-sheet, the official organ of the city.
^Nothing is furthei friMn the' truth
but ^6 T, personally am the inno
cent cause of an idle and malicious
tumor being circulated, I am com- 1
1 pelted tn eelf-defdnse to publish
the facts as they are that tho public
may uee upon what slight founda-j
tion ^ain Tii]arious rumor , may
arise.
These are the facts, and the' tnir.-f
-uteo of the council will or should
bear witness to the truth as 1 state
Ht. ** '
At the monthly meetinsr of Coun
cil in December 1894, ttfe annual
buppl V bill on which is leased the
tax levy was brought up for a
Lkthird heading, and after being ral
ifllojf and t rder.ed published, the
^question was asked by the clerk
_<tto wh'ai i.ew8papfr shall I give
this advertisement?" The Mayor!
riqueatqd to know the pleasure^#*]
A council in the matter and I intrp
?dueod a motion that- the printing
?jnf the ordinance be given to Thel
HJlironicle, remaiking after I Usdl
?secured n second to the mo?J
lion that as Tho Messen
'ger lisd heretofore enjoyed a' most
* a, monopoly of the city patronkge, I
thought It nothing but right that
4,he other local publications which
? ^ere ?lso -oity institutions, should
he assisted now and then.
""There was no "extended debatel
upon the motion, but, on a vote be
ing taken it was defeated, ^Jjlerman
.Zeinp and myself voting in "the af
firmative, the majority of Council
contra. Upon the result of thi?
_ motion being announced I imme
diately moved that the ordinauce
lie pr ntvd iu The Journal which
.motion prevui'cd.
This is the sole foundation for
the sillv talk that The Camden
? Journal then became the ofllci??l
organ of the city and its council.
. I trust that I at least am too good
V_A Democrat to give by my official
record any excuse to anyone to saj
that I was instrumental in making
. ,a Republican Journal the ollioiul
organ of a Democratic city.
My first motion was purely in
the interest of fairness towards a
struggling publication which de- J
served better of our.cltizens than
? iV has received, ami which I eonsid- 1
i-red it to'be the duty of ihe Coun
<ril to encourage, and when thai
was voted down I introduced the
second to see if prejudice would be
cairied so far as to accord to a Re
publican journal that juslice which
had been denied to its Democratic
ompetitor. ^
The rtsull is known to all of us.
The Journnl was awarded the prinl
iD2 Of THAT FAKTICUI.AK ORDINANCE,
. but the very wtldeaUlfehi oi imag
ioatioo couldn't make aby man wh?
ie at all familiar wi(h the facts re
Lilly and truly belief tbut by thai
' actW TheHCftniden | Journnl wa*
nade ilis-ttf&dsl tw^ftn. J
* 1 regret uiat the peculiar circuity!
stances suWndhrfg this roatu\l
?jMkes a disclaimer on my psrt n< c-i
m tn b?t *s in the whole coarse m
my garter as an Alderman of th*
?ltr I have never discriminated Iff
i^.nfr'.Jdorfo.vMw-Urlgb.
of friends whoss good opinion I
Hsspsctfo^y, I
^ W. A. 8ch?ock. |
Death of Mrs Boyd.
Mrs. Boyd, wife of Mr. W. K.
H?y (I, section master on the S. C.
Ga. R. H., died at her homo in
Camden on last Friday. The *?u ? -
iul lot k place at the Camrie.i cem
etery, the funeral service* beiug
conducted l?y Rev, Q. H. Waddell.
Mrs. Boyd leaves several children
to whom, ami her atUicted husband,
we tender our deepest sympathies.
The Atlanta Exposition
Has many inducements to oiler,
hut none hotter lit the uftlioted
than that long tested, ami never
failing Tonic und Blood Puiifler,
(B. li. B) Botanic BlOpd Balm. It
positively cures all blood and skin
diseases, as thousands of certifi
cates testify f{4>in the aimpleut
piiuple, to the foulest ulcer. Don't
huy substitutes, said to be "just as
good," but buy the old reliable and
standard Blood purifier of the age.
B. B, !i. $1,00 per large bottle.
See advertisement in this poier.
For sale by Druggists.
j Personal
We received a pleasant call on
"last Saturday from Rev. J as. A,.
Davis, of Atlanta, Ga., who is visit
ing-relatives here. While here Mr.
Davis will preach at several places
He has. /in appointment for next
Sunday at New Salem Church, and
all are inviUd to hear him.
Mr. W. D. Trantham went to Co
lumbia lust Wednesday on profes
sional business,
Mr. Wiley Sheorn is quite ill.
Mr. Robbie Goodale, son of Mr.
J. K. Goodale, has accepted a pos
ition in a drug store iu Gainesville,
Ga.
Mr. J. B. Arrants 1? ft last week
for a visit to his daughter Mrs. K.
M. Roberts, of Gainesville, Ga.
Miss Ellen Yiung left Camden
lust Monday on a visit to relatives
and friend* at Qawiehee, Russell
Co., Ala. She will be gone several
in on th 8.
Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Spradley, of
BiHhopville, passed through Cam
den this week on a visit "to r?l:i
tives at StatcBville, N. C.
Mr. J. K. Bolin has 8 Id out bin
lumber business near DeKalto and
will be located next year at Ches
terfield. His many friends in und
arouud Camden will bo sorry to
lear.i that he is going to leave.
^ Attention is called to the card of
Mr. A. M. Reese, notary public, of
Bc.ykins, S. C. Those having bus
iness in this lino to transact will
do w?]l to call on Mr. Ree&p.
Mr. T. L. Davis feturnen yester
day from Columbia where be hus
been in attendance as a juror, up
on the U. S. Court.
Piomiscuous Items
Unisons, Citrons and ready
cleaned currants at
? , C. L. Kirklejy's.
Roman Candles, Sky- Rockets,
(launon crackett^nnd Ore ? Tinkers
KC* Kiikiey's.
|v Oysters on Fridaj's and Satur
day's a$>C. L. Kiikl?3'a eating su
W Wf
council perjured itself?
Judging from Mr. Soli rock's Infer
and what certain of the luemburs
told us, it certainly looks thai way.
We adn ire the public officer who
does not allow prejudice to bias bis
actions. SueL an officer is Alder
man W. A. Soli rock.
Pot-si blylT council would pub
lish the disbursements of the town
there would be f<<und oilier, appro
priations as one-sidci) as the prim
ing matter. ?
Why does council not publish
annually (j,he disliurseinonta of ihe
town? The people certainly have ?
right to know what 19 being 'done
with their money.
Couueii should remember that it
is not its own, hut the public's
business that it is . amending to
and it has not the right t ? discrim
inate between taxpayers.
Torn Peterson, the negro who s<?
foully inuiMered Constable Moseley
at Greenwood some months ago,
and who is now in jail at Abbeville,
will be hangtMl ai that place to-day.
The town council did not
show much of a willingness to
heal the? breach between the
town and country when it re
fu sect on lasl'Mondny To a low
The Chronicle an equal share
of the town prating.
Now that the fact has been
made kuown that no particu
lar paper was chosen to do the
printing we hold that Council
is as much compelled to ap
prove our bill for printing as
the bill of any other paper.
?
When Baby *u tick, we her Ceotorta.
When ahewM* Child, ?he cried for CMtorla.
When the became Ma, abe duiiff to CMtorte.
Whan she had ChOdno, abe ft ve them OulorU.
. ~
English Spavin Liniment n -
removes all hard, Soft or Cailons^l
Lamp* and bletauiislica from horses*
Blood Spavins, Curbs Splints, Swcc
Slog. Bone, Stifles, Sprains, all
swo!?d TbroaU, Coughs, etc. Sar?
#60 by una of one bntll*. Wa?
raotrd the most ift>ad?r/u) Mesial)
Car* ever kaowa. Sold by Dr. F.
U Zenap, lJruggist, Caadcs, 3. C.
. r
Camden Cotton Markot.
Oottou is quoted to-day as fol
lows :
Fully Low Middlings 7?
Middling, t. 8
Fully Middling,
Good Middlings 8J
Married,
AtGantey H.ll by Rev. J. R,
Smith last Sunday, Deo. 1st, 18*b5,
Mr. ?). K. Rsbon, ?>i Went W ateree
and MUx Lottie K. Hat fluid, of
Can ley Hill.
On Thursday the 28th of Nov
ember, 1805, by R?' v. J a me!* Woik
man, Mi*. W. II. Watkin*, ? ? f Kas
lern Kershaw and Mrs. Sousao
Watkins, of Kiikwood!
Advertised Letters.
For week ending Deo. 1st 1895:
Annie Kasle.v, .J. O. Hilton, M rs.
John Graham, Mrs. Belli* Fog
gens, Miss Tance Capell, Mr?. Bes
sie Suitor, Soip Timbers, J. K
Player, Solon Deas, Margaret NVil
liamn, Mr. Carolina. Joe Doakos,
letter returned to wilier.
J. Shannon, P. M.
. ? 4
Arr.s?td
D>ivid II irt and Win. Johi.soto
colored, of Tiller* Ferry, were ar
rested and committed to jail yes
terday on the charge of larceny of
livo stock. Deputy Sheriff Hate
man Ixdnu otherwise engaged yes
terday Mr. S. T. Gardner was an
lliorixtd to make the arrest which
he promptly did.
Poach Ice Cream.
One quart of cream, 1 pint
strained ripe peaches, 1^ cups Vrf
sugar, almond extract to ta&tc.
Mix thoroughly, and fieeze. Juki
as peach ice cream meets the de
mand for a truly refreshing delica
cy on a hot day, so does Ayur's
Snrsaiiar ilia meet the demand f<?r
a thoroughly reliable blood-purifier
when the syslem is worn out and
debilitatvd by loas'in of impure
blood. It euros others, and will
cure you.
Mako Y ouroelf Strong
If you would robift pneumonia,
hionchitis. typhoid f?-ver, and per
sistent, coughs and colds. These
ills attack the weak and run down
system. They can And n o
foothold where tliu blood is kept
pun*, rich and full of vitality, the
appetite good and digestion vigor
ous, with Hood's Sirsapa rilla, the
one true blood purilier.
Hood's Fills cure-liver ills, con
stipation, billiiMisnoss, jaundice,
sick hcadache.1
{from Qur orrc^puFHilent|L
Pino Tree.
Mr. Editor: ? I liavo but very
Utile to say about Trotter
He in very stud!, but (all ;
When he mounts Grifliu
To go to 8t'C Sissit-,
lie is a man above nil.
Trotter it is good to have tin an
kle excursion that can carry a fel
low where he goes. Trotter whs
seen flying through this section
this morning on something looks
like a maypop with four straws
stuck in it, i ?. was so fast 'lill tin
one could tell it was moving un
less they had a stake to hold be
tween thein and the maypop. 1
think Trotter is will acquainted
wit!) Happy Hill; she handed him
a walking slick and ?howcd him
his road; good night! n
Hwl) come ago i n.
To pay the cost, I^ucknow, 3*011
* lie
you mean you will pay me to stop
writing, please write again, times
is hard hut old fellow 1 can prove
it by one or more. When the Ed
itor slops I will slop.^-Doii'i stick
your io?b u a hole'fftfWre you will
get tht'in mushed again.
No marriages to report.
I will close for this time best
wishes to all. White Cap.
fern nothing from hero, in your
"valued paper for st.tne time I will
drop you a few lines.
Farmers arc about through gath
RUN DOWN WITH
DYSPEPSIA
STOMACH
Liver
AND EE ART
AFFKc'tW).
Almost in Despair
But Finally
OUREt)
By Taklnir
AYER'S PILLS
"For fifteen years, I was a ?great sof
?ffrrer from lwli;;estUin In it* worst forms.
1 tested tlx: skill of many doctors, <fut
Rrcw worse ami worse, until I tweame
so wen!: I could not waik flfly yard*
wit liont having to sit down and n;st. My
stomach, l.'ver, mT?1 heart became affect
ed, ami I thought I would surely 'lie. I
tried Aycr's I'llta ami UnfllPTpWTN
right away, t eoMtiuued their iwe ami
mm now entirely w $11. I dou't know of
anything that will so qtriekly reller*
and cure the terrible suffering of rtya
perela as Ayer s Pills."? Johw C.
riiraUBBb Brodte, Warren Co., X. O.
AVER'S PILLS
BAJIAIMJI
MCWVfP rllfnwi AWIrOI
AT TKK WOULZrS * Aim
ering and are feeling pretty well
over the price of cotton.
Miss Victoria McCaskill, of Ab
ney, vUitiog Mr. J. A. MtCas
kil1, of Lynch wood, hi present.
l^lessis. N A. Bethutn^ W. H
Hrannou an<i ,\V. MnnnUall, of
Lynchwood arc oil to Atlanta tt? .
i\fny vo *ee the Kxpoeitioih Tho>
Will be absent one week.
Rev. Entxnaingcr, of Westell h\
will preach at i'leaeaut 11.11 Bap
tist Church. next Snnday, at 11 a.
m., the public a'e invited in attend.
"Vivian" goes for the 1'iof. t% i
Providence, about filling in love
w ith a mairied ladv, but how about |
being smitten with that 'fellow'
who has liia sccond wil'<?
"Het* ask* about "Lu:ub Hull.'"
We aie reliably informed, that he
ia truvtling On tUo "ankle excur
sion, ht lling pin lets. We would
like to know how he is getting on,
as one of our yon tig men wants to
go along too. 11:) will take hicko
ry nuts as a aide line.
We have no marriages to report
at present, but think tlieie wi l he
some soon, ns one of our old bach-'
elors is repaiiing his residence;;
while another has his land prepar
ed for another crop. Just go
ahead hoys and succed if you can.
Mr. L. W. West, of thin place, is!
now located at Wealville, where lie
holda the position of telegraph
operator.
Mr. W. S. Rozior, of Georgia, i*
expected here soon, to uiako his
homo with us. Wo welcome Mr.
Rosier brck f> S. C.
Well, us ibis ia my first 1 will
cloao, but come again soon. ;
?Hen.
/ / Sychar,
Snbhntji Breaking at sychar.
NX* N/ Doe. ?.
Last Sunday our burn was disturbed
by the firing of gum;, We would like to|
know who the guilty party or parties can
be. This state of affairs has existjxl for
some time. W'FiVn I tie question is rais
ed it is put upon the darkies, still no one,
can locate the guilty party. If less loaf- j
ing wa* done by some of the whites
like'y tliis lawless conduct would cease,
I.et every law-abiding citizen try to
??ring the truilty part* to justice.
A Citizen.
Pine Grov*.
/ Dec.
Dear Chroniclo ? ? l come again jisking
my space in your valuable paper. News
being very scarce I cmnot write anv-|
thing of much interest.
Our literary society is one of (he best
we have cvor bad. At the meeting last
Saturday night the debate was postpon
ed Till aft pi' the literary work. Miss
Al'ce Scokes read an essay on ''Flow-!
crs." Reading by Miss Anna Myers,]
"Children at seho. I " Recitation, "The
Ruined Merchant-," by Miss Cora My
ers.
The debate thon opened on the. follow
ing querry : "Rosylvciith.it party spirit
is not laneficial," Messra. .) \V Myers
and .1 I) Dunn were the speakers on the
affirmative atpl ^fc-srs. F C Shaw and
.1 R West on the negative. Messrs. .J no
McCoy, J K Do Kay. John S (ia'lowny
and Jj V Iii own acted as Judges who
decided in favor of the negative.
The querry f>?r the next -meeting Is
" Resolved that the pen U mightier tlian
Untold Agonies
Every Limb Achjd With Muscu*
lar Rheumatism
A Perfeat Cur* by Hood's Seres*
partite.
The cause of rheumatism Is lactio
acid in the blood, which accumulate*
in the joint*, and gives the victim such
dreadful pains ana aches. Hood's fcjar
laparltta ireutntttxeB the actd, purlflei
the blood and thus cures rheumatism.
" Pive years ago I had ray first attack
of lumbago or muscular rheumatism.
I w*b In bed two
wctlu. I had ?
good phystoian
but he did not do
me any good. A
friend' recom
mended Hood'i
Barsaparilla and
I sent for a bot
tle. At that time
I ached in every
limb, especially
in my back and
kip. I felt aa
though I had a
fever and for a
few hoars at
night It was Ira
Kav ThMDM 0. Palmer
Abbeville. 8. O. .
possible to Bleep. I ?offered untold agon let.
Constipation wu not the leevt of my
trouble*. I commenced to U&e Hood's
BerMperllU and felt a decided change in
three dtyi. I wu able to get out of bed
Hood's *;> Cures
and alt at the fire in course of a week.
I oan recommend it aa tho beet remedy for
indigestion and dyspepsia I ever tried.**
T. 8. PlLMlK, Abbeville, 0. 0.
Hood'* PW* aroi. the Met aftor-dinnec
puis, aMtet <llge8tten, preTi&t eooeUpaUon.
A. M REi'SE,
2STOTA.^Y PU^LIO
HOYKINS,
Notice.
All p.irtica arc herrliy wnrn<><l not to
triule or in any way bnr?*ii for a not**
^ivcn by us to the Permanent I/Ock Co.
of Alabama, as .4kki?l company >??h not
complied with ita contract. and notice ( s
hereby given that Mid note will not be
paid by ua. .It W. I)AV|S,
J. F. WK?T. ^
NOTICE.
Kodre U hereby friven tliut sealed
bids will he received for 4 keeper of the
Co?nty laflrmary np to December l.jth,
IW*# ntfltmiv*. The keq^r will he re
qnireJ te take cUrf? ef the flaatm
an<l to work a one home farm. For
farther particular*. ?w>U to
*? B. PIIF.LP*.
?op?rvi?or j
for Infants and Children.
" C h* to il ? Is b< > woll A(la(>UHl to children that
1 rocouuiieiul it <ta superior to any |UvacH|ttlv?i
kuowu to tuo. " 11. A. Akcukh, M. l>.?
111 8u Oxfont St., liroOklyo, N. Y.
"TV j u?o of 'Owtorln' Is ho unlvonutl and
Its laerlta ho well known that it booms n \\\>rk
of suj>oivroRtition to ondortioit. >\>w aro tlui
intelligent fuiulllpa who do not kcopCu^torl*
w ithin way rtvich."
CiULoa Maui v.n, F>. 1).,
Now York City.
('Mittorl* curra CV>Hc, CourtMpAttoo,
Sour HtoniAoh, l>l??rrh<wi, Kruotartou,
Kills Woruui, glvivt bloom ?ui<l ivoiuotos ill<
K< vsdou,
Without Injurious mutant too.
"For Kowral years J havo hwuKHptnW
' Ouvtorla,' iuul hlmll hI waya conthnio to t'r?
no, ?u? it h.w luvMiably prvxluoo4 In-uoXicltU
results."
Kdwin F. 1'arpkk, M. I>?
l&Mli S?reot mid 7th Avo.t Now York CMty.
Tiik Csntauh Company, 77 Mukhav 8trkkt\ Nkw York Citt.
$1.85.
THIS CHILD'S BED, in maple natur .1 finish, three foot wide, tour feet lmv ,
folding h-jfa nu<l folding widow. Onlv $1 8f? delivered f. o. b. cars Charlotte. Th?
(SRANDKST BAIU1AIX KVEK OITKRKD. Or<le?\
K. M. ANDrtKW**, The Furniture Denier, Charlotte, N ? C.
10ME AG hW
Our Mr. CSus Hirsh hus returned from his second trip lo
New V oik, where he has bought an immense stock o(
Ory Groods, Oloiliiiigs,
ii a rs, siioks, aux'is% ruitxisiuxa noons, ah:., ah\
At great bargains, and will offer them to the public at Aston
ishingly low prices.
Look at the Following Low Prices.
25 pieces. red Manuel nt 10c per yard.
2 cases Fruit of the Loom, 4-1, at He. u ynrd.
f> bales sea island 4-4 at 5e per yard.
10 hales check homespun, 25 inches wide, 4c a yard.
Pants cloth from 10c. per yard up.
DRESS GOOD S
Of which we have the largest stock and the newest designs
that can be seen, just opened. \.
50 pieces cashmere, all colors 10d. j*r yard.
40 piece's 36-inch Henriettas, all colors, our own importa
tion, worth 4 0c. per yard, for 25c pur yard.
I 25 pieces all-wool serge, all colors 36 inchcs wide, at 25c.
per yard, others get 40c for samo quality.
We v e now receiving our second lot of ladies' cloaks and
capes, the prettiest and handsomest line ever shown, :tt great
bargains. If you want a cape or cloak give us a look lkfdrt
buying, and we will convince you that we will, sell you one
cheaper 'ban any other house this fllde of New York.
^ x75 doz. gents' celluloid collars at 6c a piece.
25 doz. gents' celluliod cuffs at 10c. a pair. '
50 doz. all ?wool cashmere gloves at 39c. per pair, worth 60c.
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
For men, bp} a and children. We have an immense line to
select from besides what we bougjit on our recent trip to New
York and must make room for new arrivals. In order to do
so we put th? knife into our clothing department and cut'thcm
down 25 per cent* below the price. ^ * .
SHOES! SHOES!
Of which we have bought an immense stock of the well
known firm of Witz. Benn & Co., who are retiring from busi
ness. We bought them at our prices and of!v*r them to the
public a t prices lesathau the manufacturers nhk for them..
HATS AND CAPS AT PRICES LOWER THAN EVER.
Ouxr \ Underwear
J)epartmenf is more complete than ever. On our rccent tripj
to New York we bought an immense stock direct from the
manufacture.8 both for ladies and gentlemen, so we can afford
to retail them nt wholesale prices.
? Call early and often nnd secure the best bargains.
Respectfully,
HIRSCH BROS.
"Tho Charleston Lino."
8011th Carolina Ami Georgia
trail Road.
Charleston, 8. C ., May 26th, 18.)6.
. r?8Hcn^cr Department.
Lv. C!ur" .??'on 7 20 ? i? 5 80 p 111
Ar. Siiinniorvillo 7 f>fi (5 10
*' /Toenails 8 '!H a 'tO
" Oralis burg i> -38 8 2*
'' Kin^villo 10 20 y 20 1
" Columbi 1 110.) 10 10
Lv. Columbia 7 00 a m " 4 0-lpm
Ar. Iv itt^vil Ic 7 4*}., 4 41
. " Orangeburg 8 82 f> 27
'* CharlcHton 11 10 8 (/0
Lv. CliarlPHton 7 20 a m & 80 p ui
" BrancliviJIc U 2 5 7 00
"? JVmliaik 10 02. 8:tl
i( " lilnckvillo 10 20 8 M
Ar Aui'UHta . 12 01 p in 10 45 p m
L r. Augusta . . C, 2 a m 8 2.} p m
n JJInckville ? 8 14 5 0.1 <
" Denmark 8 28 5 17
*' Ilranchville 0 OA ? 0 0-r>
Ar Charleston '' 11 10 8 00
Vaat Kxpres*, A^fimi A Washington
With Slee|>era to mid iioui New York.
Lv. Aogtlst* ' 2 25 p in
Ar. Ai^i n - ( 8 ft > I
Dcmuurk 4 12
Lv. Denmiirit^-* * 0 10 * o?
Aik^ S #*'7 7 19
Augutta , 8 00
? Daily Except Sunday.
Lv Camden 8 5'? ? in 2 25 p m
Ar. Kingvilln 10 20 a m 4 :v?
Ly Kfnfviifo 10 84 A 00 a m j
Ar Camden 12 0.? p m 8 15
Copneetiona : , j
Clyde 8. 8. Lin? Char Jetton, Ho- Ry., Co
lumbia* Through Wagner 8l6eptr
b*?we*-? Charl?Hton and Atlanta.
L. A- Kmrrwo, Traffic M'|V. ?
K. H. Riiwn, Urn. Manager,
(JaneraJ office. Charleston. 8. O.
Restaurant
Camden , S. C.. Sepf.'.Sftlh. J89&
To My Friends ami the C,i?i/eM of
! tit i h Community: ? I am now running a
' first class Ut staurant in the north (Mid of
i the building now occupied l>y Messrs.
Ilhih'tt Holland. I will l>e glad to A
eommodate rov White and colored friend* i
? whom I have once served. Thin Restau
rant will be conducted strictly upon the
I Kuropcan style. v There will he depart
? MANUFACTURER* OF?
Doors, Sash, Blinds,
Moulding. Building Material*
Stib Weights and Cord, ~
CHARLESTON* - v^S. C.
Purchase our vmfkwf wqich
we guarantee superior to iny
?old Soutly and thereby Mnf
money. * -
Window and Fancy 01m H
?pccwltT'. ?
\ . - a* - *vj*. rV r* - *.?v ? ??. ^ -
r
t ho sword."
Mr. Kditor we w.juld bo glad {or you
to visit our society mid us nwiny othera
its will do ho.
Mr, \V F MoSoley fcpent Thanksgiving
I ly in tl>* <>nmionity.
Mr. J S (iuliowuy luih been visiting re
lative* at this place,
Mr*. II 'rriot i'ate is spending * mo
time with htr daughter, .Mrs. J Nr Mt
Ooy.
Inroplytotho Hrn>. w ho wanted to
kiow if my urm wa* no I soro will say It
Is improving wonderfully. 1 luive taken
it out of the sling. It U not so tiresome
to have our arm up in a swing, but, ob.
iho jdea for the inquisitive Bro. to alway*
have something swinging to his arm, 1
know Ids poor hand must take t'lo eramp
lohhng to the lapel of his coat.
1 wjU elose M-i.h beat wishes to The
Chronhde and oorroapondont. Sin*
ALL D1SEAS ?8 <?f tho bloqd a?
cured by liood*s SaraaoarilU, which
oy its vitalising, enriching, and alterative
stfTect* makt-b only PURE OLOOD.
J T. 1H 1\ DKLI ,
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UIVIL KNG1NKEH A SURYfcYOfc*
CAMDKN, . - * - - - VS. (J.
Municipal Kntrhieering, Surveying ot
\ands and ?uIn1)I vision# of Tract? a
necialtvl*
Mi
APPORTION
The following is the approximate
4rlmol apportionment fur UW- 00, in*
olutlfiiK p?>ll? ?imT1>a Uncos /brought fois~
ward: I
For School iot No. 1 $1,1 17 2 1
804 74
457 06
91)06
74<T?S
.'(HO 76
807 84
1,8^0 04
401 06
81>2 22
426 65
4 J6 59
76 06
' 278 6fr
209 79
flilO 02
457 27
77
school
82 2#
aoreo ;
284 87 -
- noooo
183 05
ii g 1 20
A. GRIOSBY, " h
8. C, K.C.
' -x-r.'
Office of pount,rf^Audllor,l
Kershaw Gmitity, V
Camden, ^eo- 2, '95 )
N<>tic?? Ib horohy xU-cn I tint I, or mf
deputy, will bo et thlb following named
places on tho dav^peoifled for the pur
I>oho of taking returns for tho fiscal year*
189.V00. and Ht Au fitor*? office allliiten- >
veninjr day*. unit from January 16th to r
February 20th inclusive:
TarkoyCieek churt.h (school house)..
Wednesday, Jan. IMP.
Ly&cnby's (W. S. Smith's) Thtiwday*
J<|||. 2nd. tr
Holey'* Mill, Friday Jan. 3rd.
J'alo < Kirk lev 'h Store) Sat. Jua/4,
tvillu, Monday. Jan. 6th.
\fy Hill, Tnea, Jan. 7,
riy |M'? Wed. Jan. 8. ? ? , ? ?
Cnritpti'a Ml!l# Mon. Jan. 13. /> ?kij.t.M
Rubort'a X Kond*, Totsdav, ?Ian. 14.
IMPORTANT.
It i? important that taxpayer* in mate%;;^
ioir their return* , bo careful to Sta-e the } '?>
school district?whether now or old? in
which they reside #t the lime of mafc?vC'
ln? returns. Also to state if it |? the
Ha mo district as when luats<rel?rAvwae
ma?k i
WHO SHOULD MAkE RETURNS*
The la?r re;;: i1. re* ell : ?*'*&
owolnr property or In anywise having
'?hargo offu. il properly either af agents
l.usbind, gnuroiani trustee,' executor*
admhiintrator , Ac , return the sama un
dor oath to tho Auditor, who reqaect*
all persona to h* prompt in malting their '?*
return* and aavo the CO per *?????*: ?u*Mi.wiU
nlty, whic h wdl bo added to^l
tv valuation of all persona who "fall to / ?
ii? tike return* within the time prescribed
, ,y ()(W_
HOW AND WHAT TO RETURN. |
As?(!*if()ri and taxpayer* will epter the '
first given n^mo of iho taxpayer |n m%-\" V.^
also make a seperato return for ,e*ck ^
partv for tho lownahlp tlia property Il ls, .
arid where tho taxpayer owns realty . ? >
insert, the p^ipfflcf aa their iJace of rea?
idencc, and thcaa who only owii pewon
al proport" to give the party's name who"-'
owna the land %'+*& live on. awl. in eaeh ;
and every ease to namo the Ho. of Soheol
District the property la in* J.
All personal Property '< wnfcd. o? .the -
lMt day of January , l60-\ ntnat' be rw?
turned for taxation ; and an changes of
t ansfera of Heal \K*tato n?t?4.# -
In order to a'.ioid coefeai/wt partlea
makinx returna nlioajx? Mate j number tf
acres of land owiieaa* lime I of uiukios >,
last rctiir?H in cowmnir mtirfced "Koat .
Property. " A-iy rNjil esuty ; -
or trannferrt'd aince ikM^-rfTsinia should
be enteral in coNimna for that perpose
giving name of party or partlea from ,"!#&
U boin bought or to whom ?o1<|.
All new buildiivxH s'lould ^ ift llffT'*
aa ' lloai property" acquired > ?Tao?mR* '
return. '
K very male titlxon between the age*
of twenty-one and fifty. year)* on . the 8nt '
day of January 16M, oxeept those incapt
able of. earning a support frbm b^hg
maimed, ?r from ottar oa'nisa shall be J
deemed taxable polla.
All returirii nia-u be made on 6r > bf fefe ; i ; ;
the 20th day of> Febrnbry next f can- ?
not lake returns aft?*r Ih^i aa the
other work of tkiaoHce Mbst ?h en. All ?
return^ made after UMlD.bef Fehraary
are auhiec* to tbe *0 per.eent penalty. 4
Alt returns aent^r malt Mit hsMde
out o* proper Maaka and aworn to be
fore eome prepefomcer qealifted (
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