SILVER OR GOLD.
Better tlifm eitjicr is a healthy
liver. If tho liver is 0. K. tho
man is O. K. His Mood in kept
pure, his digestion perfect, and ho
can enjoy 1 i to ami act intelligently,
?v ami patiently upon tho questions
"oftKVtflly. You all know what to
take.. You have known it for years.
It is Simmons Liver .Regulator ? ?
For yoava yoirahd your fathers
have found it of sterling worth.
It is and always has been put up
only by J. II. Zoilin & Co. Take
iiouo but tho genuine. It lma (ho
lied Z on the front of tho wrapper,
and nothing else id tho name, ami
nothing so good.
Fine Virginia Horses,
T have just received a ear loud
of fine Yhglnia Mares and Horses.
(J co. '1'. Lilt lo.
School Teacher Wanted for I lie West
ville School.
A nmle school teacher is wtnvHd
furtive Westville school. Kor fur
ther particulate apply to Mr. \V. K.
Kussoll or Mr. J. C. Hilton.
Statement ol' tho iBank of Camden.
We would cn'l t.l'C especial atten
tion of our readers litis week to (he
statement of Tho llank of Caind- n lo
1)0 found els- wl em in this issuo of Tin
Chronic 'c. 'llos shipment wakes n
most ni'.ipn'lioc.'it slwiwioir for 'ho ha il.
u< d proves it to ho in a iT>urishin<j ei>n
(Htion. The Bank of" Camden is in
tho hands of goo 1 acl sifj business
lit en.
r
t'
Old and Valuable Coins.
' Mr. Henry Trucsdel has In his
possc&ftion a French' coin, a one dob
lar silver piece, made in lite yea
17 1)1?. making tho coin 10.'.' years old.
In addition to tho ago of the Coin
there is another fact, connected with
it that makes it more valuable than
its age ? it is tho f?rst dollar thai
Mr. Tritosdol's father over made l\v
himself. Mr. Trucsdel a'r.o has a
copper one cent pioeo 1 10 years old:
Counterpanes front 50c In IJ.50
at The Gilt. Edge Store.
Dress goods too numerous to
mention, hut if you would like t < ?
find exactly what you want and at
prices'" to sui'. I he lime?, don't, fail
k ' to call at. the Oil I. Kd go Stove when
you want a dress. f
Camp Richard liirklaitd.
' Camp "Richard Kirkland United
Confederate Veterans will have (.!?<? i r
picnic at Cool Springs* on' Sil.urdnv.
i ho 7 Ih of November next. All are
cordislly Miviled to attend and I ? r i i m_?
their baskets with them ; find nil llw
olil veteran-* and others are kindlv
naked to bring a neuppernong vino
or grape vine or both aloivi will)
iliem for ilie purpose of set ling on I
tlie proposed vineyard on that day
nt Cool Springs.
Let us nil lorn oul and have r,n
encampment cm the ground on the
niglit. previous.
Distinguished speakers nro expect
ed to be present and address I he
meeting. Done bv order of
C. G. II A IKK,
Commandant
Joel Ilougli, Acting Adjutant.
The Gilt'lidgo .Store in vliil in
the wngon maiket, and remember
they will not be undersold.
Don't put oir buying your car
pels and runs when you can <>ei
thorn so ciii'ii p at the Gilt K(lg'*
Stare.
You will find co, pi forts and blank
els ve.r3' cheap at the Gilt ICdgc
Store.
Catilon llannel drapery figuied
and plain in all colors from 12.',e
u p at 'J' he Gilt Edge Store.
Kershaw.
Mr. Creed Making Things' Lively
at Kershaw.
Dear Kd : ? A 9 i'. has been a iong
time since I have given, Ilie dear
readers any news I will try and lei
von hear from me, though news of
any Importance is very scnrcc.
I tell you the town of Kershaw
is moving things around. The cot
ton Is bringing a very_-go$l price
and is coming inXtfC but-' IfrK^roe
tell yon cotton deed is coming in>
Mr. J. E. Cree4 is up here and it
~f~~~ ImVlrs na if everybody. Kimls to sell
. Ut h|m? Why you never saw the like!
WOiad some fun dp here. A
r jbHi'd ImWj^bl three _opo3?ums the)
plhor day(*?Ml by the way lie run.*
n first ciass lunch room) and he
liad tlicm cooked loT perfection and
pa lie was attending to bis other
. business his guests look ll'.eir seats
arqund lkcHablo and helped >hem
aelves. 1'U* proprietor xclufilfd
with liia sleeves rolled up ift hi?
_ ?bouldera and told them if. li#
knocked any or all f/om (he labia- lie
y yw^t"t?r'gxcaaahf?>- -lift took bit
?eat however and finished up what
j~r v. . _ -? . _ ~ ."..J
Crock piy,
I). 10. Hinsnn has i, i? r* c^o.iposr
a ml 11 i ('061 lino ^oin^ cup*
snuoorf, pluU's, diahos, pilchi'is,
anything in iho cm ok cry line.
Not to be Uiulovsold.
IvOllU'llllu'l' ] >. I'. I'i. IS, Ml < 1 < > t :?> t ? l
allow nnvyne ?(> undersell )n in m
anything in I In? sjroeory line. lit
c'Ki'Vica a full ami fivsdi lino.
Donlh of I.itllol.nther Truohdol,
Luther Trtt( stir!, 1 he lidlohlop
son of Mr. .). (J, M cO:?>ki!l, of l'.ov
Inus, n??pd f) ^oar?, died on !-?m'
I'uesdny nt^lit.
lies'. Sewing Machine in
^V|?rhl^jf%. Vho money nl t. h o <?i'.i
I ?- ( I <* O Stoic/ Ho 811 1'c to MeO thi'U'
iu'foio buying elsewhere.
(Jul I at lite (lilt l?M?jo Storo 'ti.l
*(?(. what n?\. , nioo and hobby h:>ls
I hoy csin show you, nnd yon w i I : In
-surprised to know how cheap tho\
?no.
A New Patent Churn,
l ilt! attention of our readois is
called to tho I'dvortiscmont i << |
another column of The ( Mi vouicn j
to-day of a Dow patent cli urn lot
sale at Mr. Hurst's. This churn i^l
ouo of the icost perfect working j
we havu ever seen. To show oui 1
faith in k wis have purchased one, j
him I haye\io hesitancy in Haying iti>
the. he st ehurn we have ever seen.
Two fans are attached (o t h <*
churn which are worked automati
cally which makes it iuipoHsible
oven for Hies to light upon it, which
fact alone ought to sell tho ehurn I
at sight. The churn is worked by
a rotary movement thereby Bavinir
the dreadful strain upon tho baci:
of the up-and-do ivn oldv fashioned
movement. The price of. this churn
was $3.00 hut Mr. Norri's, tho' pro
prietor. of the right for this county,
lias reduced it to $2.50. AH
who have ".ny churning to do we
would .advise to got one ol'j
the churns and they will never re
gret it.
I
Ladies' Gingham aorons in Blue,
Brown and Green plaids at oi.lv '
10c at th". Gilt Kdge Store.
Beautiful plaid ami striped linn i
nels tin? very thing for wv.ists only
25c pr yd at the Gilt Kdge Store. I
A full line of buggy robes at ihe
Gilt Kdge Store, :uid at prices that j
^ ill please you. Call and sec them !
before it in too late.
While and colored t-.blc damask!
very wide and very cheap- at the
Gilt Kdue Store ? must be seen !??
be appreciated ? ask to see ii ifj
tiiey forget to show it to you.
? More About the New County.
On the 17 of this month, will de
cide whether wo will have a new
county and also where thi$| new
co u ii ty seat will be.
I have heard a goorj, many men
say that they intended to vote
against tho formation of Salem
county. Well done but never Jail!
to t nst your \ ote for the county
seat and cast it in fayor of Luck
now a place near the center and one
of wide reputation. A great many
men intend to vote against the for
mation simply because they think
that Bishopvillc will in; the county,
seat. But not so; it will be where
the majority wants it. I am woik-l
iog for the pcoph.'s interest in gc n- j
era). Lucknow is tho most conven
ient place for the people in general!
and a place the ni njoi i Lv wants the|
county seat. J am not in fayor of j
the county seat being placed to one
edge but near (he center.
I will close by saying that it is
eve rv man's duty ,lo study c ov?m
where the county seat should be.
Not for his own convenience but,
for the convenience of tne people
generally throughout the new coun
ty, i A. K. 1). If.
Tho Gilt Kdge Store can show
yon the niccst wraps for the little
ones you ever saw, and if you
would like to make them yoursell
they can sell you the prettiest,, cot
ton Kider Down on the market* for
15c pr yd, or if you prefer the wool
en, they have it in all colors at on
ly 30c per yd.
All wodl.Bnlmoi als very cheap
at the Gilt Kdge Store, in black
and all colors.
?- Advom-ed Letters.
For wci'k ended Oe.t. 2") ill, 1S0(?;
Richard "Mallard, Win ('olman, Char
lotte Brown, Henry Grant, J'ho F
Graham. llattie .lonus, ftilvey Jefier
son. Jim in c James, Thomas Jones,
Flora Kinpf, Fverell, Kirklnnd, Mrirv
Smart, Allen Branham, W U Gnrd.j
nor, Bessie BcnncU, Hannah Crock,
?rt, .TjiOa Coals, l.awr^rntc^ Davis, An*
ni<! Kd wards, Jim Martin, Lucy
Nighton, Daniel Nox, l>an;ol Nelson,
Haclmel ^ViHiains, Sarena Wheeler,
Stephen Watson, Selia Moore, Bhody
Lylos, John Kraft, Nancy Knol.
Ned Kennedy, Clarft Murphy, Lcttic
Jetferson, Lilli? Jefferson, Caroline
Jones, Joo Jones, Ben Jefferson
l lios Bryan, Peter Blanding, Leah
Hlandinff, Alirain Bowman, Vcnia
i^eTto^^Daniel Brown, Geo Boston,
Eley HrO^n^Batsy JBryan. _ByrH
Black, ^ Cyrus Chestnut, Spoatcn
Qhestnttt, Ben Clayborn, Abram Car
Vtline, Alice Onsley, Lewis Can'ey.
Fortune Caroline. Julia Chestnut,
r?hmsci 'Cftntoy. Walter Connse1, Joe
Cook, John Cornice. Samuel Cook,
Jane Davis, ! fcttle Fortune,' Henry
Dlion, Sallle Crumpton, John Math
ews, J (I Mitchell, Joseph Hendrix
Returned <fo*4 letter*. ? A. G? Srnyrl.
Mrs J rowe!!, Fanni? Hoach.
For we^k ended Nor. 1st. Jflftfi:
J BBosemsn, W. K Gardner, Steele
C. J. SUannon, k*. M.
i ?
I \? )>?. solutions.
At a ineeiinjf of th' membis r.l
! .Malvern i ? * i i ('Impel and iho n-si*
dema i i In* oouunii nity, lioi'l nt 'lie
(hap?l on i lio i \rnioj{ of Nov, 1st
?ns'., Mi. Wi! y Sli urn noting aaj
ohaiiina and Mr. \\ . K. Koed m-oro
j tn>v the f'-!l w iitf pM-anihlo ami rt?> ? >
j t? mion* w.oo uusunu?u>jttty n <1 < ?|>t otl : j
j W I). ? ea?,;,m 1> loVtd mill I. i ?if 111 v f > v j
:t' ('iAiol | u^or ami fi t' ml, lu v, .1. M j
jS'onev, has ho?-n lor sohji' tun*', ami j
is now i"(. unwell i?? pr? aoh n?.>l | rav |
with and l\ ? r lis, a* has hern hi< i u.- j
(out i\ r : ht> pa- 1 i ? n yearn, ami
W herons, Ili' i> Hi>\V ''It a *'iu\'llu :
i !'or ? ho pnrp< so u t> h I
I |iiirt!ilt. Now wo IK o tm n;l?cs
! Maivrn Mill t * 1 1 } ? ? I ami tho rev.1
j ?Vu(s of i 1m* o 'mmunity '* in uuvtin' j
j as*. mhhnl do
K S' lvo, Tint! wo carima'ly ; nty j
| i haft oill' lnh>ve<] pastor ami fiit-nd
jinny >?K)i? n}[nin his lira lit, sneno'
I ami vluM'i I ulif ss, iv><l w?? a'.sur.t It ! ]
(hat \v ap|?r ei.tto l? is ell'oits in on
holinll'nml wo hope i hut wo can ?;;>?- j
hint more enoouraijoiiiont in tin* future
ilmn wo have ? \? > n ?? in tie pis?, an )
wo tlovomly p i u V 'ha' our lo;i'.'-t; > j
Fat lor inav ?? ? ii ? 1 1? , direct and hie * ;
him, so ilctt ho may s ?on rot urn to us, j
com plot < ly r'-stun tl.
l?6selved further, Tint, the r 1
m tn of this mooting sond a oopv <>! ]
i Iu'no prooeudinus to tin* luv. Mi
Stonoy, ami lefpe.st our County pa
pers to publish thorn.
Homo.
The prince ?i< los up to tho palace gates.
Ami lti.s eyes with terns aro dim,
For ho thinks of the lowly maiden sweel
Who may rover wi<l w ith him.
For homo i* whore the heart is,
In dwelling i;r?ut or small,
And (here's many a splendid palace
That's iH'Vor a h?ino at all.
Tho yeoman eonios to Ins little rot
Willi a sonn wlu' n the day is done,
Fur his dearie is stand at (lie !.#wi .
And his children t<> meet him run,
Fur home is where the heait i.s,
In dwell! i;i yreat or small.
And there's many a stately mtin.siou
That's iiovet a home, at all.
Con hi I hut live with my own sweethoai t
Tit n hut with u s.unled lloor,
I'd ho richer far than a I >vole?? man
With fame ami a gulden sture.
Fur home is whoro the. heart is,
In dwelling greal or .small,
And a cottage lighted by lov(di?ht.
Is the dearest It'tnte of all. ? Selected.
|< ro m ( ) u r (J o v re $ p o n \\ c n t ^ .
Pino Clrove.
M r. .Jessie K'lis Watkins nm)
d a ugh tors, Misses M-.irv nixi v 'nn it ,
of 1) arliugton eouvty worn visiting
relatives and friends at this place
Kriday and Saturday of last wet k.
Mr. Jesse Ciillisj of I'isgah, w:oi
ulso here on Sunday,- wo a re not uo
ing tf> toll why for fear stvtne one
else might 1 ?(/ attracted by the
same kind of an object.
Mr. .John Moselov, of Wod^oflcld,
is visiting his mother's family at
this place.
The oomniittoc appoint Cd to or
ganize DeKalb t(?.vnship Snndav
Sohooi convention have decided to
org anizc al All. Zion church, near
here, on Saturday, the 1 -I t li insl.
The Sundnv School :iL Ml. Zion,
with Mr. 10. 1'. Shctld, Sup't, is pro
gressing nicely.
Some t>f the young men of lhi3'
place wont oil' to attend a singing, j
They report having u nice lime ar.d
mooting some real sweet girls, tint
to their disgust ihey were tin own
in contact with some young gentle
men (?) whose company was noti
very edifying, men who din not!
scruple to diii.k damnable liquor]
or lire oil* pistols in the presence ofj
ladies on liie Sabbath day. i'itv
the young man who will so dchuse j
himself.
ll is supposed by some in this
place that the John Kobitison
Shows mot. with an aooidont while
in Camden in the loss of some of
! the animals from the menagerie as
some things was soon passing by
! here that wore animals some or
der. They looked like men, but
I were diU'orent from any we have
eve i' s< on.
i What moans lh:> goldeu ciiklrt
that adorns Mr. lionnio S\s hand
'.since his trip to Lancaster? Can
lit, lie poss.iblo that he left his heart
j up there and brought another hack
with him and also a reminder of
promises made?
More Anon. C. W. 'L.
Cedar Creek.
Dear O d Chronicle: ? \ am at your
Kcrvioc aguiii -W j { li it fiHV ilols.
The darling little infant of Mr. ?fc
.Mrs. Johnic TJlylhor died on the 12th
of October; The burial was at An
I tioch, Kcv. Peter Stokes ofllciating.
j To tliC bereaved family wo extend
oar deepest sympathy. May we id I
bo as little Charlie ? a bright angel.
Mrs. Margaret OoAV of Kershaw,
a highly estecmtyJ'and mnch loved
old lad v died Jjfe 10th <?' Nov She
had been 111 'for some timo. She was
eighty three years ohl and lived and
died a christian Her remains wore
Sta/te:nri.?:n_t' ?
OK I'll K
BANK OP CAMDEN, Caiuden, S, C.
Tlio f ondllloh Of the or' ramdcn nt
tho do** of bu?lrio*H Octohor .'II, i?h;:
ItKttOUItCKS.
r.oiiitH anil Discounts ' * 7?,#"V,W
. Ponds l-2,.V*?,00
CilHli on hand and In otliftV TiSnks M.ftM.'W
Knrnirnro, fixtures nmt ttcnl fcstnto i*,4H,7S
Cnrrvot l.xpcU3C3. MS..V)
MAKIMTIK8
Capital $ M.OOO/W
surplus and l*r oflt<n ? XLiA.il
I>aoo.?IIh
vixr^Tasia
T, (i. II, Xi\tM, c-a*hler of rho above named
bank, do soloiiiuly wear that tho foicgolnk
I* true and corrcct to the bowl of my knowl
s'^Srtrt rAtf fori* mo thl* ? <): H. V ATKI,- ?
Slut dav of Oelobcr, I?W. $ Cashier.
| <J. W. ftliivfSMOf.K, {???*-} 9* .
Notary ruldfo.
VlwMr-eorroci
-j A. I). Kennedy, "
-SiAttUMH-. L fHr+itu***.
C--W<iS I5w ' - - ?
f
Our elforts in otlering goods at Low 1 and our ''Cash On Delivery ? "Short I 'roll t
method is taking well with the people* Kvery day now customers <? >mo in and thoy .say ** i 1 icy
?have heard so m uch talk ahout us" ? our low prices understand ? that ' they thought they
would come and sic lor themselves." And alter having traded some with us they rogriH they
did not come earlier ? well plvuscd with our goods and prices ? w?r> And they say they are
sure to come back a\d are going to tell all their friends to come.
Why? i ?eeause the ijuality ot our goods is the besi ami our prices much lower than they
jver paid for same goods.
Our buyer, Mr, A % P. 1 ho wn, goes North within the next 10 days to buy our Second Stock
?>l goods and during the next ot) d iys we are going to break all past reeerds of Low Prices.
All goods now in our shelves must go r.t some priee for we must have room for the goods Mr.
Drown will purchase.
liemember Mr. Brown will buy us a complete stock <>t goods out and out ? no merchant
can affoid to go to northern markers' just to till in a few lines.
We are continually reviving neNv goods now and if prices will count anything in moving
goods we are going to tnako things hum during' this !i0 days sale.
Don't you want bargains? Then come and see what we have to olVer you in
Dress Goods, linings, Trimmings, Silks, Calicoes,
Outing, sheeting, ticking, ('anion Flannel Sea Island poods, l\tnls doth, comforts, blankets, &c.
Our Shoe Trade is increasing rapidly; and why? Because we ask le^-s money lor our shoes
than other merchants do for same shoes. Have just received a new shipment and every pair
must go at some price, - '^cc our shoes and get our prices belore buying We will save
you money on every pair you buy from us.
Clothing! Clothing!! Clothing!!!
Mr. Brown is sure to "pick up" some big bargains in this line and every piece yl. clothing
in our store will be offered at selling prices.
Those nice ?8.0,*) suits now going at $7.00.
" " #5.50.
Men's Pants at 50, t>;"), 15, 80, ',)(). $ | .00, $1.25 and $1.50, Men's pant* we have been get
ting $'2.2$ liojv ttV.OO. (Same pants selling in this town at $\?.75.)
Big values to offer von in (JcntV, furnishings such as collars, culls, dress shirts ? ?laundered
and unlaundered, Ipundered colored shirts, undershirts, socks, suspenders, gloves, etc. Men's
work shirts 15c and up, "undershirts 20c and up, drill drawers 15c and up.
Another big lot of stylish hats, ribbons and fancy millinery goods coming in Ibis week. We
actually sell so many bats now that we sometimes wonder if there is another millinery store
nearer us than Columbia New hats just bought at other places are often brought to our mil
liner to trim omi", so you may know she gives perfect satisfaction. Moral ? Save moti?y by
netting your mul si ! I j^oods from us.
St BOW SB BCCF ITS' IaIa y ,
CAMDEN DRY GOODS CO,
Maken to Adtioch where Rev. l'eter
Stokes }>! enchcd tho funeral To
rl lie bereaved ones wo tender ottr
sympat hies.
i Mr Kanimie B'liler, of X C , spent
[Saturday and Sunday with friends
! hero.
j Hc:v. .J. W. nii.l I M. "Davis -n-e
j companicd by Misses Sallic Smith
| u ii < ) Dora Bavis, of this place, paid
j a very pleasant visit to friends at
' Flint. IJill Saturday and Sunday.
! Mrs. Mary, Holland, of this place,
lias been very ill but is improving,
! I am /?lad to say we are having our
, Church nicely painted and the Ceni
! otcrv finished.
Oar Addphiain literary society
will moet Friday nii'ht. everybody
? i *
has a 1'ivp inviBtti/>n to join us.
The litithV infant of. Mr. and Mrs.
.loci Davis died on t.he iMth insl,our
deepest sympathies go out to the
bereaved family.
Mr. ?J. I), (laloway, of I on in, spent
Sunday with friends here.
There will bo a hot supper on the
15)th insf, at the residence of Mr.
Levin Watson, for the purpose of
linixiiing Cedar Creek Church. Kv
erybody is invited to attend and fo
tiring ins pocket book with him. We
liopo no one will bring any whiskey
with them, as this is the work of the
Lord. y'jf
W it.li best wishes to the dear old
Chronicle and Kditor. Blanche.
Sychar.
Mr. lvl : ? A fver a long silence
: w<\ ask space in your vnluable pa
per to represent our liille town.
A series of meetings was recent
ly conducted by Revs. Kntzminger
and Dabney, t he meeting was well
aUended and a church was estab
lished with 20 members. The
church will henceforth be known
as Heaver Dam Ljtptist church.
Your readers (or l(Piiie of them),
are aware of the. fact that old Jle/t
ver Da in Church was one of the
oldest Baptist churches in the Co.
which site is only a few miles north
<>f here and Providence Baptist
chord} was organized in 188-1 we
beiieye with some of its members.
I'hc remainder are now restoied to
tin* new Beaver Dam.. His v. Kntz
uiinger will preach for US again
Saturday, Nov. 21, at It : p. in.
Mr. John C. Man, of your city
paid our burg a. flying visit hist
Sunday.
M ore a not). Dennis.
Velveteen, nice quality in black
and navy at 2f>e pr yd at the (lilt
Kd??e Store.
Coronet wool sacking all colors
,'i 1 in wide, only 14c pr yd at the
Oilt Kdge Store.
rnE mistress ^
OF A HOME
liken to have her house beautified
wi ll well niaileand well finished
? dtnT^x sas'1 ai,d blinds, /rilstic
; Rtnir wort, *>rnarnrt?l*l.porches,
I ? pretty mantels, Ac. We mak:
a specialty ?>f hi^h grade exclu- ,
sive designs In wcxnlwOTir.-but
I, at the fame time we don't over
ly look, the nccessary adjunct*?
lumber, iifonlrttngs, . shingles,'
laihs. ike. When purchasing
from us you are buying direct
from the matters*, and the ad
vantage is your gain.
Write for I'rice List.
AVOV5TA. UJMBER CO., |
auAuita. 6a.
' Smjr.f/ lk* Mak*tn
? ? -
' tiny Stirling flrrrrtrf." {mf?
+ + ?
Knowing the hard lies of the times, The Gilt Kdge Store lias
fully prepared itself to remedy the evil }>y offering goods so
low that the purchasing power of ti dollar is almost double
what it has been ut times when money was more plentiful and
the future brighter; so don't he indifferent to your interest and
lail to give us a call before making your purchases.
Our Stock of Dry Goods, Notions, ?Clothing, Shoes, Hats,
(Japs, and in fact everything in all the department#' is com
plete, and at Hock Bottom Prices.
We wish to call special attention to Carpets, of which we
have from 1500 to 2000 yards ? hanging iu|priee from to
?1.00 per yard., and we can save you much money on Carpets
as the following great reduction in prices will show:
l(5k\ reduced to 12ic; 20c, reduced to 1 4c; 22^ reduced to
I So; 3'He, reduced to 25e; 40c, reduced to JWlh; awf so on
through the entire line, except the. stock just coming in which
we are offering for less than e\ er before offered in this or any
other retail market.
Floor oil cloth one and two yards wide at 25c and 50c re
spectively.
Lenolium, 2 yds wido. very heavy and durable from G5c tc
85c per yard.
Huvip4' itutip*"
I/irgcst Stock, Best Assortment., Prettiest Designs and Best
Value ever offered in this department, so don't delay tiny long
er if you Willi i a good rug at the lowest possible prices.
We con show you the largest stQcjc rff Capes and Jackets
ever brought to this market, and it you are thinking of order
ing a wrap wait 'till you see ours, as New York might not be
able to furnish a better assortment.
Country Merchants will positively do themselves injustice if]
they order oil or buy here without ilrst getting my prices on
all these including groceries.
Everybody remember when we advertise a low price article
we don't make them take only a yard or two but let them take
what they want. Respectfully, ^
b
Proprietor.
[ro.ooo PotiiKls Given Away In 'his ? Siate
tru ? TO INTUODUCK OUR?
S^OICIJSTO
ON iiY ONE POUNJ) TO A* PERSO^V
1 Fiuo Silve?^I*tf?U'(l itos'-HttlTAPotof, Quality Guaranteed/ frortll ? 50
1 " " OT.IV*' fork, " ' '' -??-??? 5^
1 " V " ril'K OLKANKR, ' " ?* " ?' AO
1 Found I'Riciiahd's pride smoking tohacc6, will not bite the tongue, 80
~AcuTaJ Value, V/. : - . . - 4*OT
OUR PH1CB,
i^r^r&arjpsra < n jwvrnt sr^rtraronnfv nfflinfi* m niotf^ubft ?f*tes ?
\ C<?? MANUr bs, Guldaboiv, H...4L
Trespass Notice,
All poison^ aio lioroV?y strictly f??rl ?i?l
ilcn in tiv>|>u^ upon my hinds f ahout four
m d ono-hidf miles Sunt h-oust <Vf ('amdm
fur ilio purpose of hauling wood) limiting
or in unv oilier way whatsoever. Parties
fou ihI v Joint iu? this notion. will bo tl^llt
wlili to l lie full extent of tlio tmv.
Oct 2S, Mill. 10. (i ASKIN'S.
Roliof in Six H ours.
Distressing Kidney ami Madder
diseases relieved in nix bouts by
the "New Ui'tiui South Auuuio.m
Kidr.oy (-lire.", This now remedy
is a {.front surprise on account of
its exceeding promptness in reliev
ing pain in the bladder, Kidnoya,
hack and every part of tho'tuinary
passages in male or female." K re
lieves reteii' inn of water and pain
in pasaiii!/ it almost immediately.
I f you want quick reUof and euro
this i? your remedy. "Sold by Dr.
l<\ L. Zomp, Druggist, Camden, 8.0.
Savod tho Babios,
Mr. .1 T. MoAllstur, of Atl.luLa,
(in, says: "Last Juno Gorihotuer
saved our baby, Paul, carried him
safely through an extremely bad
ease of dysentery and toothing, and
from n mere skeleton of skin and
bono, it has made him a great big
so* id eliui.k of thirty or thirty-tivu
pounds."
Kat as a I'i.;.
.). .1. Seruggs, of Xidon, Miss.,
s:i\h: "thir litlle. girl 0 months
old, was in a very low utato from
summer complaint /mil (lurinotuor
made her aw fat us a ?>i ?* .7>
()lll<> luvKK \r' (JllAULKS
TUN K A I LWA V COMPANY.
To iako oll'oel Nbiiuhiv, .tune Ht, 1800
nl 7 ;40. A. M
Kastein Time.
Ni.rt h bound. Soulhbouiid.
1st i bis's daily except Sunday.
I' M i- M
I 1"> Camden il2 IS
1 :>5 I )e Kali i M2 25
117 WcKlville 12 13
?J 00 )
2 I "? \
Kershaw ! W)7
2 :tO 1 lealh" Sprines 11 4:1
2 :!?"? Pleasant 1 1 ill "i 1 -10
2 55 Lancaster II 17
10 Riverside ' 11 02
20 SprinK<lell 10 5t>
;i :UVs Catawba .lioielioii 10.>i
:HW Leslie 10 12
y r.? ) i, n il < io ao
:i iVt j '' l{ 11,11 ( to io
4 Oil Newport. 0 51
4 15 Tir/.ali !l 47
I HO YorkviMo 0 (15
1 45 Sharon 0 20
5 on Hickory ( irovc 0 05.
5 10 Smyrn.i . 50
?*i 3U Hlaeksbnrg {' Jj JJJ
5 4:5 Hurls 7 57
?"? 50 Patterson Springs 7J50
<; 00 Shelby 7 40
II 12
'J ml Class, Daily except Sunday,
\ M M ?' M
s L'i> rdaelcKhurg 0 40
s -10 Karli <i 25
8 50 l'at I ."ivmh Springs (> 15
?):!() sii"H>y 0 00
!0 <'0 It iltunnre 4 nr.
10 20 Mooresborn 4 '<5
10 :!(? 1 1 ?.?nrintlah 4 HO
10 .*<0 Forest City 4 05
1 1 t?0 JUiUiwforUioiv .
1 1 35 Mil wood 3 10
11 55 (inliiin Valley 2 50
1 a or, Thermal 2 45
12 :to O I en wood 2 20
\:l .^o Marion 2 00
3.1 34
2iul ClfiPS. Tuch- 2nd CIiisf, Monday, ,
? ijiy, Thursday and Wodiumday u n <]
Saturday Friday.
am * I' M
H 00 Camden 6 45
8 110 DcKalb ? 0 10
?8 I 5 Westvillo 5 50
10 ir? Kershaw 25
10 515 I loath Springs, 4 25
10 40 1 '1 (Mi ?Stint frill 4 lo
J | 50 i L*neai>J^l? 3 40
12 20 " Riverside . 0 10
12 35 Springdell , 2 15,
1 2 50 ) ? . , , , ? t- 2'00
^ ,,y j- Catawlni Junction ''l J10
1 40 '..cslio 1 I"'
I 00 j H?clc ll.ill -12 55,
1 20 Newport 10 55
1 85 Tlrzuli ? 10 45 1
a 00 Yorkvillo 1" 20
5 :;o Sharon '?> w
?'< 55 Hickory flrovo O'.'J 5
G 15 Smyrna 1> 05
0 45 Hlacksburg j H 40 ^
1\ m, * A. M. i
No. <12 hn? connection wi:h Southern
Hallway at Hook Ilill.
No. 33 dinner at Kershaw, Nos, 34
and 35 will carry pa shod ye if.
Won li ami i'Z iiavo "onuection at
Marion with Southern Itailwuv.
All (rain* will slop on bigonl at Oak
hnrst, St. Lukes, Cnsheys, Roddys, Old
Point, London, King's Creek, and' Vein
Mountain.
Samuki. Hunt, Gen. M'g'r.
A. Tkiit, Sup*''
r\
Superlative
I
ncubator
~ Aoknowl?^nfcd to
ft*
red
you. wi?b to W{
f?l iu U? poultry bu?UM$*i *
be*t,g*tth* ?*-*
plHH#:
r . _ H iuii,* a-J Slmm
Fancy WW|^ ip? ki r _
Dogs, Cb^trWWl^Swfti^ .
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