The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 01, 1896, Image 3
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.MECUlATQft
THE BEST
SPRING MEDICINE
is Si masons uvbR Regulator. Don't
forget to take it. Now is the time you
net J it moat to wake up your Idver. A
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ills which sha the constitution and
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remedies. And, besides this, $L\\A\OwS<
I.IVER REGULATOR is adReguIator of the
Liver. keeps it properjyat work, .that your
system -may he kept in good condition.
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LIVER REGULATOR. It is the best blood
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MAY I, 1896.
New Announcements
The following now ?n!>ouncc
mentu. appear in the Chronielu to
day :
Vor Treasurer ? Dr. I M. Hook
For Coroner ? Mr. 1\ CI if ion* Sili
con.
Prro.
*< riiovWixy L > Liberty," a cam*
prign document, by J. A. Metle,
?will he niv?n to anyone on paying
'his subscription t" The Chronicle,
*Oonie eailv, as wo h ive only a liiu
il<il number.
A Card From Mr- Tnf,s. "Williams,
Mr. Editor: ? Al'ow me to thank
my f>. lends who. so kindly puggosl
ert my mi me for tho < fllce of Coro
ner in la&t week's Chroniolo and to
?ay that I will not he a inndidalc.
Respectfully,
'I' h os. G. ^Villiama.
Thanks.
M<\ J. M. Watts, of Lynelnvood,
?has our thanks for a nice two years
?old country railed hum. The qual
ity o!" the ham indicates a striking
characteristic of llio giver ? eub
sluni ? ?il .
W'1. desire to% return our l .hanks
?to Capt. J. G. Richards, Jr., for
an invitation to attend the military
picnic at Ctui'.ev. Also to several
friends to attend lh? picn?o at
'Bouhih to-morrow, and to Bro.
Scruggs to attend the meeting at
?Cedar (^cji/* We trust it will be
? cur good fortune t'?v' attend- all.
Rheumatism' Cured.
?C.v *
After eminent phyriciAiis and all
other known remedies fail, Botanic
Blood 1 5 aim, (B. B. B ), will quick
ly dure. Thousands oT testimo
?tiials attest this fact. No case of
Rheumatism can stand before its
tnagic healing power. Send stamp
for book t: f particulais. It con
tains .LJf.ideticc that will.- convince |
fliut B. B. is. is the best cure
fjrv all Blood and Skin Diseases ev
<>r discovered Beware of subati
tutes said to be "j'lsL as - good.''
?|il. 00 pc?r large bottle* ^
For sale by Druggists.
A Card From Slioi iff Williams.
I\Ir. Editor : ? I see in your issue]
-of April 24li.? your Shamrock Cor
respondent, "II. T. J." says: "A.s
for Sheriff every man thinks that j
Mr. Willi a ms has made an excel
lent Slut ilF, and will probably got
it again, though some few people
seem to doubt his de.moo.rocy to|
some extent ? they think it, possi
ble that he will.cast his vote for a
Republican candidate for Con
gress." Ah to this I want to say,
that I have never voted any other
than tli" Democratic 'ticket, and
1 expect to vote for thrt Democrat
ic jjominees this year State ar.d
Congressional. I lie fact that a n\
one related to me might be o? the
Republican ticket can make no dif
fetence i r? mv vote.
Yours Ben peel fullr,
K. B. William?.
Military Picnic at Whito Oak.
Candidates AVill be Ciiven an
(>i>portUiii/y to I nt* vest Oth
ers n ml Konefrt TJk'Iii*
selves.
Editor Chronicle: ? On Saturr.ay
May the i)th, ihere will hu a bas
ket picnic at White Oak under the
direction ?>f 'he Cant.ey and Liber
ty Hill Military companies. We
wish t*f ext"nd through your col
ums, lo nil wit ? wish to join with
us to make the <Jay a phlasant and
profitable one, hearty invitation
to be present. \ ? _
Candidates for oillce will be giv
en an opportunity to address those
present up >n any of the . political
issues of the day ami thus interest
others whi'e they sccure vote# for
themselves.
The place of meeting is about
four mile* n'?r<h cf C.in*ey, nearJ
White Ook bridge.
t J.f>. Richards, Jr., ?
v) C^pt Liberty Hi'l Rifles. ^
Wnteree Wossenger will plesse
On Thursday rd^hi vome very
>!?'?? t ievou*,ly inclined purtk* lo? k<
into Hit' Camden (iipdrd >? hmd J
building nitd did oonsnlerahlH d im- j
age la t he building and liuuiuiic.
They ??!.*>() demolished several slitt I
lamps. We understand that sever
al parlies It :? v?? he??n ariVHiud and
are he'd for trial before the Muyn
next Tuesday. ^uel? conduct hliOl.M
ln> punished to the fm 1 extent of
l lie law. The pi lice force is to be
^jpiixt'iidt ii f* r the prompt lUUUnei
Irs which lhf> woikcd ihc case up,
Kd i i or Ch/onic h^^r j'Hi'ie is n < ?
abler men npr Infer itH .V?nm' In
Kcrtdiaw C01V41I v llhan \he Hon.
Jmnca H. ,M:ijiW,Ayl we Ihopo In*
will consent to e n t\r iTT^-jLqjjte foi
the 8> mi ale, M;?J. has ??l
wu\? been a true fr^vnd ofuhe far
inert', and in prtynle as \vtlNff*^ub.
m* life bu Jt a* woi U? d f .? i ? hfull /ilML.
their (loanoial and political ad
vancemenl. We could tiu.*t oui
interest in no safer hands.
Karjncr.
V Doing Won.
It afford* us pieasuro V'o learn
that our > oung fi ieud, Mr. K.
Davis, is progressing finely at
Clem son College, and thouuh nw?v
tfrom 1 1 10' influences of homo ho has
not forgotten Ins eaily chtisltau
i training and U a good \\, M. < !. A.
woiker up t hc*ro. From the C .Vin
son correspondence to the Abbe
ville Press. & liuuucr we luke ihe
following :
"The. V. M. C. A. was conducted
by Cadet J. K. Davis ? his Hubject'4
' Work." The way in ' which he
talked showed thai he has been
iiisfd to it before he came line in
February. Cadet Davis is;rt good
hoy and has linen a grout help to/
? he V. M? (J, A. since ho came
here.0
Attention,, Democrats!
There will be u meeting of Shn^
lor II ill Democratic club on Satur
day, May 2nd, :i t 1 o'obu k p. 111., at
thu Ilnjl of Mr. A. ('. Waiti. Ev
ery member is rr que sled to be
present. J. E. Creed, Prest.
Pursuant to nn order of the Stale
Democratic Executive Committee
Heaver Dam Democratic c 1 11 1 ? will
meet on Saturday,. May 2nd, 1800,
at 4 o'clock p. in. A full meeting is
requested as there will he business
nf iuiporlauee transacted.*
K. W. Sutl'on, Presl.
Pino Tree Democratic ( * I u I ? will
meet at. the usual 'place on Satur
day. May 2nd, at 2 p. tn. for the
purpose q.f re- organising and elect^l
ing delegates to the county conveu-j
lion. A full attendance i* desired.
T. K . Thorne, Prest .
Mr. Edit or ;--Pleas<> unnoynet
that the Oakland Democrat ic Club
will meet al Stokes' School House
on Saturday, th> 2:id of May, at 3
oVlotk. . '
Isaac F. II' >1 land, Prest.
A Card From Mr. Winkler In Ro
. ga'd to tho Rais<ng of Contain Sal
a? ?q?.
Editor C h ror.i'-le ! ? There neeins
t-.ibe some miauiKierstanriing in
i lie County in uferencc to the a c
tirtn of ihe last i-etrislaluie on the
salaries of certain of . our County
official*; and as a representative of
i he people, I deem it proper to let
them know what was doue at that
pinion, particularly as several rc
(fffests have hern tnaMo lo toe for
such a fnnTeirrent^ 1 ?
In 1894, our delegation, desiring
to reduce expense:--, made it cut. in
the Sheriff's salaiy r.f $180 think
ing I'll At the fees misi.ig from hal?*s.J
of land in civil cases would iftak?
np lor the reduction, hut since that
time ct/lr Com t businet-* Iris hern
very' d<ilJ and '.he fuee in those ci\>
Jl-cn'ses would have um.innted to
very little; therefore Ihe delegation
decided that it would only hu f?iir
to put the Sheriff's salary hack to
ihe figure it liad heen previous to
the cut of 189-4 and that was what
wc diil. There was uu iucio.?*o in
the salary.
Concerting the sal tries of Mas
istretes, I beg to slate that the
Constitutional Convention liavin<>
abolished the office of Trial Jii"- ,
vice, a generul bill was introduced
to fix the numiicr nr. d compensa
tion of those new flic i a Is. It be
ing generslh agreed that our
County Magistrates were under
paid, their salaries were placed nt
?00 per annum and otir action in
this respect wili, 1 think meet with
general approval.
So. far as the raise in the salary
of the County Supervisor is con
cerned, I liaA. nothing to di with
tho/same^R; I whs sick at in.v
In1 ^.??CT jro not ks with fever,!
when this matter caine up in ti e
Legislature.' I am informed that
the Increase docs not go into effect
until after thv term of the present.
Supervisor empires; consequent^
if this change is not agreeable " to
the people the mattei can he reme
died at the next session.
I may also ?tate thai during my
sieknesH tho hill reducing fe^s 'of
all Slieiiffs to twenty cents per
day for dieting prisoners .n Jail
was considered and Kersliaw coun
ty was exempted from the opera
lion ot the biJb I have always
been in favor of a red uciion^n this
por <liem, and. advocated s udi a re
form in the session of 1894. In
conclusion I would add Hist I fa
vor giving the Sheriff n salary in
^eu of ell fees^igulnst the Couoty
%)d letting the County Hoard of
CommiMioners diet the prisoners
at actual co*t.
HKlurs KespectfulTyi"
^ ' Sr U Wiokier. '
??'. Ito'k f
IMit-.r of Tin- 0 hronicli: : i i.< ? ' r ;,/mi in
I'r'n ; it |)c*in> eri.Uo pliliti. !. ."'wo,
\\|mtitlio\3 in a m w tJoal, lal.i j>!< ? nu
in i in for i!n* fa' oraMc roi'sithr
ation o! tlif voters ? t' Kv-ishaw (.'<<nm\
1 1 1 * * nn nu' of 1 ) H I M, 1 1 ? m 1 1\ i. >r < '< >>111
(V I Mlltjivt t v I I 111' '?s:i!t (If |l:o
Itamoonttio primary. lie, bciii^' ;i wan
ot lliv hjfht'st int.'j i i! \ Hti I li ? ? i ? ? v ; y . -<
? h. i \ mil) will ie.il. a |f"> >1
r.
M my Voter* nf Wrst Watoroc.
Closing E>:r:cUac a; Ivoss' School.
( )u i In' iiko tiinjf of A | i il - I' !i ?
vi'tir M'lilu* in <* ? ? ?y j ? a u y with a
<|iiiatri lo <>f ri| iin II y I ? ? n ? i am! hun
gry ( fnf votes ) (mi mliilxus, !?? fi
H a iiVtlcn I'D I ho purpose i ( nttoml
i nj5 a lul w i> ne*M;?s? the dosing o\*
?'1< i.'Ch of 51 i Sallio Unit K s
ftohool nl lv<?t?o' he It ml ll"li.so il)
Wt'sl, \\' itcieo.
The ilihlttiuv is promi nn !?! v fl'f
lot li in ilex, Mil after 1 1 :? v ? ? I' i ny | ? r
li a | h ? li r loinh i ami
LUrfrp 1?IS|. lii.H itlMI ri II Mini lei us
a mou' iiftil cha?o through a li.iul
<>f wild i ob?'i)i:< iv, pinks anil poo^F
inan't) poverty ? h* ?? f i ?? r Xi'iont ll\'?
hours of litliim mil t \>jf were ylail
donod hv I h?' s ohi l lie school
|ii?o.M' u ml * i->i hlc^r^fns of lifo ami
motion. Arii>>ft^j opon t lie ground
wo worn cuifHi on led hy an nssein
l.l ii!?* ?>Lmoi loss than out' hundred
trnd liify persons, and wcic^Hu n.l>
nml y?.nlia*lv ) *?<?<.?? vi ?1 ami a\v? I
eoyrt/d l? v Mi". Simon 1{o8?, tlio
or of ci'>oipotiicH. After a lii
i lo/in'or ? v ii I tuhieh wan made good
of by tin' candidates in liand
F^Ukinu nul aeroping r.cqiiam
aiioo, Mr. Ross ravped to order
mi (i nftor an nppfhp! into prayei
an I singing, t he t losi ng ox on ises ot
tlio school were on 1 prod into, j^nil
il was t hai mine, clminiing lo vce
liow thoroughly thopej jiiMo tots
hail I icon liilhil, aij'l tlio cvi?l?-m
ploasuro anil inioifst. with SJwIiicli
t hoy '.wont tlirmioh thoir vaiious
pans. I.ovo for t lit i r ami able ami
hoautifhl hoolmistroHS alone
oonlil have wronyhv such wonilora,
nml Miss Hla< k i??to lat coiiiiatu
I ft I od Mpon tln? rosulis achoivo i,
while lilt! prtrons of the school are
lo ho Ohvieil tl o p.'s^ossion of such
a modi 1 irainor of iho mimls ami
lieai ts nf thoir liilk; ones.
j Whcic nil did ho vv? II ii pectus I
j almost n slriini* mil lo ho til l,- t< >
puldith ilit* prog I'iiin me in full, 1 mi v
spare is limilcd, so I will only iru u
tio.i i wo in lime of the pieces1
wliicli f nri icnlai 1 v Kirm k out fan-'
ov. ??Kit I v'k 1' ii i.t'i M 1" I ? \* several |
lillle gir's was very unitizing, tlx J
oration over the body t'f poor iit.lJc
? h'.'nl pnswy being to,> i i ? 1 1 ?.*. n 1 ? *
funny fir uu\thing. '!*!??- n there
w ii h * "I I e ll-.wer piece, '* -ilso f.'y sev
eral little t* i iIm, very pruit.il v done.
When the lust, Iiiih'gnl naivclv nn?
n'unced that "she vra* a daisy, the
W ;i ? n dailiri"," she evoked lotiil
iipphni.se from tin* phwisfd o Jdi? nee.
?'(Courtship under dillieuit i/s" was
mother pood ?hing in wj/irh two
j young people, a young /nan ?nd
youi.g lady hod, previous to an ir
| trod tiet ion to ene.h other been hi p
arnl? ly informed th.it the othei
wns hard of hearing. Their ear
splitting attempts M conversation
and lovcraking were almost d<*af
cuing nt twenty pace*. A touching
nnd beautiful recitation of "The
[ old oilcan," a temperance piece,
tendered hy Mrs. Wjilhce, a sister
of Miss Black was great I v enjoyed.
During tts progress salt tears dim
med many eyes to which they had
long be?n stranger?, hf-aring silent.
I>u t cloq no n latest i mony- to the Inl
e?t-?l ihe gifted- ri'ulU r,
The exercises hefng over, a short
reuess for c.otj versa ti un and dinner
w it s announced, which latter oV
.'fWiRt (the dinner) was duly appro,
ei iltMl hv the l?y this lime literally
I'vnn and hunC'i v visitors. 'I his
v^rv ph-aHflrrl and impnitnnt part
of t Ije.pnlgramme he in a concluded,
the audience was again c I led " to
order f ir the pin poso of listening
to h little speech making, and here
came in the first unplrasrnt mo- j
ment tl.at your correspondent hud
spent since lie eainc upon the (lei*
as he was called upon to break the
ie.e 1 ?y inn king the 11 ml speech.
M a v 1 n g gone over merely to see and
to hei.i, and to meet and make
(rien.lv, and having made no pre
paration to deliver an address he
was in a sad plight, hut there was
no getting out of it, ho lie went up
on the ptaitd and succeeded in gel
ling off a few sentences expressive
<?f his pl.-asure at Itei'-g prevent on
this occasion, <frc., Ac, and then he
stopped . SherilF Williams has a
theory as to why the speech came
to (inch a sudden ending which he
may d'vnlge to any anxious emuir
er, but retnemher, I do not \\>u(h
f<?r its truth.
Mr. Joel II. r.igh followed with a
neat speech, after which Hon. \V.
I). Tranthsm awoke the echoes
with a capital talk to the boyg and
girls, the piinciplc sought to he in
culcated hefng ?set your tnatk for
ward and upward and work up to
it." I'his witli the p'rescntation of
prizes to several of t.Jie scholars,
the presentation being, made by
Mr. Tra'tithani in a very appropri
ate and nice manner, concluded
the exercises of ihe day and tie
visitors took leave of their kind en
tertaiuers, arriving home about
dusk, tired but happy, ufter the
most pleasantly spent day within
the recollection of the writer.
The thanks of our entire party
are hereby tendered to cncli and
every one of the good people of the
Iiost neighborhood for I heir kind
net*, and we give tliem drfe warn
fng that at their next school-break
ing. and sooner If possible, wa will
l?c willi tin no again.
f r.g?pgcifnm\ ? ?
' W. A. Scupnc*
B: idrc Kopiacod.
I Ci U'Hi% llutl \\!1< Wlidlltl
jiiw:t\ hy l |,o breaking of itu f a e I o -
i v dull) h N en m | ! ? travel
Ihiinj/ 1 1> It Uit'd oil til a I road oil l,l*>
j rut sdi.J. is vn ??15 Unit tin* I'lidjio
| u m s si? pi uiii jil I \' i ? pt j; , , I 1 1 ?r r
j ;n i, ureal Itioonvi u ! ?? ? > ?**? t o pal*
IK S (,'t i tIJ 1 1! i? til t < ? V II ( II li I \\n V(V HV
lli?'\ w? i o i oin |n I ;,i| I ?? m M'lj
jtiiiii!* out >t ih ir ^a\ IfV i?l>( io*
Mr Wil'lar-v? U- N)t a Cu^a'datd
K < 1 i I o i (. '!i in. io !o ; ? - i I i y i ? iii
1 DOU tl l " l ll 1 ? ' II ^ ll \ oil I | ;< | ? I I 1:1 1 !
j !l 10 lllll II I'.'iloild l'o t V Otl^U'.sv
fi?ou^w?ja VMt'i 1 * i **; i i ?.
'1 KgMMg'i >j ,nv tii 'i m \ iiifiuN I i
j I 1 1 ?? i^Mi* 1 .Oil i '1 l? II i Mil i s o t s? II J -
j jx, ) i , I it m,
4{o^?oel f i'l'*,
/ .1 ii u < I W II ' x ms. .
I Cannier, S. ' ?\ j ? ; I ? 2N, -M?
~*r
Jumbo- -Wants But cr.o Voio
L, Mr. K ditor : ? A * I here in fcoino
I in isj unfit* I sl'tt ndioy ?''? lit. who |>"i r
| ?) ll til i><> ii>, Mini some s?<m to (link
licit wo iii'i xv :i h.V jiii ? !!i i, we will
I s ii \ for their l>ir.<t!', linn wo ar<
| u,.t- even related to nnv oil! o mm I>
ir, ami tint ufiaid wo m ver will lie
? wo wanl Ij.k t one vole '.o i Ircl nv,
hut oxui'et. ve are like smiu>' of the
other candidates ? will eoine u,.
twisting. .Itimlio.
Ico.
1 am now mvp md io mmwi the
Jiuhl.io With ii I >Hli liMatid M
tli&iAldon old stand lh roe doors
holow Youityi'* hook ft* ore. t will
ij|^l in the hoik ii l the into of (SO
^?lyitM iv hundred and hv tlio n -
tall 75 cents. Ojm n on S'ind.ixV
from 'J m. m. to 1 |> m. I itkfis
rim ho l>oiii?iil fiom Mr, ('. W.I
M ?'< 1 ? i m . Positively no iep d< Ii yet -
oil on Sun l i\s. M. II. H.u m.
Death of a Very Q:ri Han
We mi' informed hv Mr. W. M.l
( h ii io nts, hooper of ; lie ( 'mint v I e
liimaiv, that Mr. .John II. Kiii?\,|
who for some time in:s hi on :.n in
mate of t hit i m<m 1 1 ti ifon, (lied "then
on the X2nd of \ | ? r i 1 It is said had
Mr. Kirhy livod nniil tlio 2f>th o)
Ap'il ho would I nyo loon 107 v.'n?.?
old. Mr. K i i h\ w !?s oi i <_> i o n 1 1 y t roni
M il :on oonnty hm. has hoon a res*
idont of Kershaw* for many \enrs.
I I'll" III t oi no n I. w:?s ill Sttndy (i rove
I t h ti roh of which ho w (i s a ir.omh r.
[lie loaves two sons :ind trtn daujili
I t O I S. "f
Iny''ati"n to Sumur Un;on- ?
Tlii' Sumter Union in cordiall\
inVi'ed to inert. ?iili the f'edni I
Creek clpirc-li (? mill's fioin lllsiiop
ville <? it the ('mid Irn mad on I-' ? i
d?y t u* f ? ? i c thi* jilt Sum! iv in Mav.
All purl i <- s i i) ! it? hi i 'l or who ex
pect to attend, niiil nil < ? 1 : urchei*
dt .<? i i .i)}> sending d> i ctr ntes will
pleune writ i' me ;< f. onee so :? pro
"rain may Iks arranged and c:ter
tai nmenl providi d.
By order of ciini oil.
u ?
Kratei mill y,
T. W. Set I'aslor.
The Wateree mid Ker
shaw Hi a | 1< ssr copy.
nop; 7 * o II. T. J.
Ivlitor ( .?<viid?n Chronicle: ? Mr.)
Ivluo, ;\o iw.t'icfd in your last!
*>( k's i^Mio a | f'om Sham
rock, sinned 51. T. .J. We tlio vo
t ei'H ol" \V?bl Wateree rail vouch
for ilu; Democracy ?'f Hip). K. II.
{Vllliams and we d.t not know win
\iiti talk so in yiiir k1ihnP, wake up
old fellow ai.d sec if you have,, not
over-slept touiself, or it may he
that you art) ciosninii the liridye
he I'ore yon net In It, if so walk the
S'.ii a while longer and wo will ?ive
you a t-k?'icl?# of Mr. Williams'
standing iu the raee f ? ? r Sheiilf
iMj*r here. Mr. Williams is a 1)? ir.
M?Jrat to the con* and we. will
I hat he will yet 05 . er cent ??f the
volts cant in Wei?t Watei.er, and
I'O is n'ti in favor of .my Kcpuidi
enn holding any ??ill -e in tln? Stat?
even L h <tn <> li his (nullify is sugj/csi
ed as a candidate f>?r Coni?ri*83 and
[if lie en tern this race and oidv iikis
one ?'( ||. of gelling in and Mr. \V'il;>
limns vofe would put him ? in^Ki
woul I have to stay -it horn/'.
He a ver\I)am.
The woi k of repuiiin;/ the fac
tnry rtmn whs commenced on lasi
Monday*
Many a man's word is ?s good
as his bond, hut it alwaxs happens
when the pinch comes that the
hank won't advance any money ex
cept op the iiond.
BROWN'S
IRON BITTERS
Cureg^ ^
Dyspepsia
Constipation
Biliousness
Headache
DeBIIity
flalaria
Neuralgia
Bad Blood
Kidmy&Llvef
Troubles
Women's
Complaints
to ftcatant ??
Im 4m mmM red Nmi m (to
tonij|into?fii<i?itoMi m ?
for Infants and Children.
" Ci??t ?>r 1 \ Is srt w oil ni1aj>U\l loclilUlivn I hut
l iivv;u iwml i; us MijxTiL>rto<*"y i>iwri|>llMA
kui/wuiomi:." II \ .Viu'iuu, M 1>.,
Ill S>>. 0-\for\l St., Uivokl^ u, N. V.
"Tl j u w of ?Crt.storla4 I t so unlwrsat aiul
it-H iuivUh so won known I lift t Itsoi'liMA worU
of sujvivro^at iou to oiuloi>;o it. >\nvuivth??
families who ilu not kivji CustOi'u
within i\i>y tvai'li."
Carlos Mahiyx, U. J\,
Now York City.
Cu*torla cuixvi Colic, Const I j vat Ion,
Hour Stonuu k, IH.mtIiO&a, Kructutlon,
Kills Wonns, gives eloop, unU promotes ill*
K?-st it'll, .
Without Injurious inculcation.
"I'oc Kovcrat yea ra I liavo recomniciulctl
't'u -torin,' ni?vl shall always continue to do
s >, rs it h.i ? invariably proiluuol bonotk'ial
r.-.juUs."
Kmvi.v F. l\vni>fcr\ M. I).,
tsotli Street ami 7th Ave., Now York City*
Yuk CVvrAi u Comi'any, tr Mviuuv 8rui;kT, Ni w York City.
TO ALL MY CUSTOMERS:
V
\
I am late coining out with my ml vertisement, but not belvjjid
selling goods. 1 have been waiting tt> get in my new quarters.
I am here with a full lino,
v\ot to Bo Udcrsolil.
Don't lot the little quotations you sot* in some advertise
ments tool you. What you want is wlmt you woe and jgot, not
what you see in pnnt. -Mv friends tyll me it's no use to advor
tiso. Sometimes I think the same way wlion 1 sve goods roll
ing out in such quantities^ hut the editors l.uvo got to live.
I c.all special attention to country stores. 1 am selling stocks
of goods to that trade, I also have as nice a line of
UTVA..^ OY GROCERIES
As anyone in town and will moot and cut prices with any one
of them. 1 don't ?il:nv anyone to undersell mo. I want all
of my friends to understand this.
You \tyll find nie in the Farmers and Merchants lhtnk Huijd
in0*
! WiJj lllil' VO'UH OOTTON,
Give me a trial as 1 am now in the market.
1 am yours truly,
. D. E. HINSON. -
THE ALMIGHTY H0LLAB !
c*
We want y< mr patronage and we hid for it by offering good
values at prices lower than the lowest. We are the ackuow -
edged
LEADERS (H< LOW PRICES
and we are determined to maintain and increase oar unrivaled
reputation, not by favor, but by ME KIT ONLY.
Hig prices will not do these hard limes when even t h 3
wealthy cannot afford to wastu their money and when the poor
require double doty of every dollar and every penny. We have
the goods ? they come in every few days, and it will be our aim
to name figures that will compel you in self-defesa to buy of us.
We deal in good goods, not in trash, and we believe the mass
es will patronize that house that sells the best goods for the least
money ? that house that kuockj the spots otft of the oO to 100
per cent merchants. ?
Our extremely low prices, marked in plain figures on e very
article, have already done a inarveloug' work. We are much
encouraged and will continue to lling our flag to til-' breeze let
ting it stiike and stun whoever it may ? the racket must go efi.
iliig lot of goods received la*t week, more expected this week
and they must go. llen.je wo slnill offer to the people of Cam
d?. n and Kershaw county values that are positively beyond the
whispers of competition, comparison or monopoly ? prices that
u ' ! i teach y ou in the silent lo^io of truth the cliff ;rence betwen
the cash and the long credit price system ? between ?he right
and the wroni! way.
What is the use of wasting a dollar when you may pave it?
Who can toll tlni waute </i money when you ohy your goods on
joi/g time? Why not get your goods whore you can get jnatch
goods at matchless prices? 0
STOP!!
Don't throw away any morc^l' your hard earned dollars for
the paltry consideration of a little credit.
UNDER BUY UNDER
tSEU-jLi ?
is our motto. The people seem to realize tin fact and delight
in taking advantage of our way of doing business. In the way
of prices we are offering such unanswerablea rgnmerits as will
surprise the closest buyers ? stern and stubborn facts that will
Ove}_y our head on the subject of genuine bargains.
<r)
We have the most complete line of Mdlinery-in Camden find
our Baltimore Milliner, Mrs>ltuss, has trie m >st exquisite taste
? .she pleases everybody. /'
An ther lot of Ribbons ampllats just received and more on
tb*? jv.tI. If you want a stylish hat, either an expensive one
>r Oh . or ft little money, you should not fail to'seciis. before
btiying. We sell th* Norther people who are from New Yo"k
City, and we $?i\ p'ease you. A
D^^Our Mock in general will <be replenished constantly and
weinvilfcan early and repeated visit and inspection.
Respectfully,
XHF, (DAMPEN DRY GOODS CO.
Ue Mm* to gel Simmon* Liver
U<'j?u!?ioi' f< 1 1 v'un Spring INl otl i
* inc. 1 1 a i he < M r<?!i'ii?ly that di<t
tin? uM t Iks so in tit* It Don't
l' t a u \ one persuade \ o it to t'ako
??nyihing v I si? instead. You can
always i* tl Simmons Live r Uegula
'or by i lie lift* '/ on the package.
Don i forget 1 1 hi wonl Regulator ?
Siinm nis l.ivtf Regulator ? better
limit any l'? i n j* elan, ami sure to do
\ ou good.
Rciiof in Six II mrs.
Distressing Kidney and Bladder
disgust's i*( lieved i\? *i\ hoius by
i lie "New (Jival S>vnth_, Ametiejfcn
Kidr.ey Cure." Thia'new remedy
is a gnat surprise on account of
its exceeding prompt ties* in reliev
ing pain in tlie Madder, Kidneys,
baek iiiul every part of tlio urinnrv
passages in male or female. It to.
lieves retention of water and pain
in pass! n if it almost immediately.
If you want quick ro'icf and 0U4?
Hits i?? \our tVmedy. Sold by "Dr.
b\ U /emp, Druggist, Camden, S. 0.
ludi on human, mange on horset?,
dogs and all st"ek, cured in 30
minutes by Woolford'a Sanitary
Lotion. -This never fails. S?ld by
Dr. V. L. zVmp, Druggist, Camden,
S. <\
If you, wait i to get tlio news take
Che Chronicle.
J jjji'oiu (}?r ([oi're^pon3enl|.
Mt. Olivot.
Apr. 27.
Hear Old C? hronielo : ? Crops arc
suN'oring for rain, ami the gardens
are almost ruined. Wve hope ?o see
a rcfi? yhii)K shower soon.
Messrs. I<. V. Hrown and Hugh
Math if, iwo of Ko&stird'g most pop
ular young men, spent last Satur
day niglil in this vicinity.
We tlii nk the piece of poetry
Juinlio coutriltulco last week is
good sdviee to "we correspon
dents." It must ho trying to the
editor 10 have three or foijv pages
to pu lilish, that could put on
one, v
Wo were glad to see in lust week's
paper rfn article from J. R.
h:i it! ''there ave six hoys hero from
Kershaw ' and only names (1 ve^Rlin
less lie counts himself two. llow
is it hi ot her J. KV '
Wo trust the Chronicle will lie
well represented at HeiilVi next *
Saturday. Come out Mr. Kditor.
With I >e 8 1 wishes. Vivian.
Pino Crrovo.
Apr. 28.
Dear Chronicle: ? Wo come
agaiu rallying ot;r dry dots.
ft, seems as ii ruin would do lots*
of pood now. Some of tho farm^/s
have commenced chopping $?tton*
while others are ju?t through? plant1
ing.
We have lots of sickness In our
viciniiy now. INf r?. A. C. yl irshall
is quite ill, Miss Nannie/ Outlaw
h is liren very ill l)riit is improving.
Mis. J. 1). Sinclair is very ill with
heart troubles, hut with J the kind
treal ment of Div H. hJ Norwood
hopy she will so or. he out again.
Mrs. W. II. King, <?f Tiller's
Ferry spout Saturday and Sunday
with relatives hero. . ? ~
Mt-ssrs. W. K. Joy And I) tin HP
Joy, were visiting in tfiis section
Inst Sunday. y
Mi 88 It/Asa Gay lard, of Suroterf
is spending some time with friend*
at this ^)l?ce.
Rev. Peter St? k< s, was in our
hurg last Saturday evening.
- Kevi.S; l)t Yates will ? -prconU ? ot_
Mt. Zion next Sunday the 1st., at
11 O'OilMtT ? ?'"*> -
In reply to sister Vivinu'a Sug
gestion uhout the picnic, we think
that is a very good' plan an?l would
like to hear from others^ fltl ' the
s object.
] will close with best wishes, to
The Chronicle. .Sis* %
(Other communications on editor
) ial page.) .
MOTlCKt
I want every mf.n and woman la th? Vailed
Stales Interacted in the 0|?inm and Whisk?
habits to I)rt? one of my book* on www dit>
crises. A?l<lre*s B. M. Wool ley, Atlanta* O*.,
Box 882, and on* wilt t* sent jaa tree.
NOTIQEi r
Any pnrti?>H wjnliinn ftonm mill tawing
or |?l jiiiiiiK I will be plen*e<l to
Ht-rvc Hh-iii nt ronsoiMblo r*t?y?. Order*
left nt The Chronicle office will be
promptly answered,
Ite?pcCtfuHy> I). J. MUNN.
A ppl ictTffonVF or Final
Discharge.
Xotice > hereby jriven that the nndev*
nigneil will apply w p. C. Haifa,
Judge of Probate for K>r?b*w CoMty,
hie off! e In Camthn, W. G i dtt ^
day of Jane,- (next.) IW?, r? It e'elecfc
M., for e final dUcbnrge ee Adaihak?a
?.*? de benie ?o? of the EeteU of Jeb| '