The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 13, 1896, Image 3

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II . i li , .. m am i .v i ,i u. y.r 1 r .i n .v en fifl iu |y^w^? Nov. i :: , i hsk;. Fine Virginia Horsed, I liavc just rccuivotl it our lontl of lino Virginia Marcs aiul llorBoa. Goo. T. I/illio. So hool Tonchcr Wftntccl lor ilto West ville Scliool. . A nmlo school Voaoliov ie wnnlod for I lie Wcsis illi! st'.liuol. I'or lui tlior pari umiI hi s apply to Mr. \Y. K. RusscU or Mr. J. C. Hilton. Money for the Malingers. The money for tlio Stnto Election malingers has conic mul they can gol. it bv calling at The Chronicle ofllee. 'J'hoy are requested to call in p rson or seinl a written or?lqr. Pinntatiou lor Sale or Rent, Lying on the witters (if ijvnehe's Hiver, near Tvjvohwoo'l, 50 acres i t land in cultivation, UK) acres wood land. Necessary hwilding and or chard on promise*, church and sch"ol house near l>y Terms reasonable. For further information apply to d.i 11. Ilendrix, Camden, S. or to .1. M. Watts, Lynchwood, S. I Death. Mrs. Mitt.io Klliott, wife of Mr. J.( T. 15. Klliott, departed (.his lit'o nl her home on last Monday afternoon about 'A o'clock. She loaves Ihrcoj children, the ohlesl. of whom is only three venrs old, and a lmsl of friends t.r> mourn her death. Tho buriil was at the family burying ground on Wednesday. Mrs. Klliott. was a daughter of our h'gluy esteemed cit izen Mr. James R. Thorne, of Ah ncy, and was only 21 years of ago. 10-4 sheeting, bleached and un bleached at the Gilt JCdgc Store. You can buy at tho Gilt Kdgo Store, the largest ai d best towel you ever saw for 10c. Counterpanes from fiOc. to 3.50 at The Gilt Kdgc Store. The Gilt Kdgo StorO is still inj the wagon maiket, and remember I they will not. be undersold. Don't put oil' buying your car pets and rugs when you can ^cl them so cheap at the Gilt Ed?je Store. _ " ^ You will find comforts and blank ets very cheap at the Gilt Kdgq Store. Canton llanncl drapery figured! and plain in all colors from 1 2.U: up at The Gilt Edge Store. Flat Rock Township Sunday School Convention. . The next meeting of the Flat Rock. Township Sunday School Convention will be held with tho Hanging .Rock Methodist Sunday Seiiooi on SiP^i'may before the fourth Sunday (2lstday of Novem ber.) The following programme has boon arranged for the occasion : 11 o'clock a. m. Devotional ser vices to be conducted by the Pres ident, l\ev. J. N. ftnt/.minger. KnrollmeiH of delegates. Report of schools, giving full statistics. Discussion. Subject: "How to in iciest the parents and induce them to attend the Sunday Schools." To be opened by the Rev. S. W. Hen ry Question Row Discussion. Sub ject: "The duty and obligations of a Superintendent to' the Sunday School." ~To be opened by J. S. ~ Gardner. * Afternoon session. Prayer and praise f^rvicea to bo conducted by ~ Kev. 3. W. H??nry. " Miscellaneous,. l>?s1tifss. Discussion. Subject : "What is tho best means to be employed tl.nt would induce tho children and V?ung people to attend the Sunday School and manifest more interest -in it." To be opened by W. K. , Thompson. & Each white Sunday Sfchool In township is requested to send ? delegate* ? one for* every twenty five members or majoritr fraction thereof. All "pastor* of white I! !i ti ruh n tende nt ? ~nf Sunday schools are ex-ofllclo mere l>era of (Convention. . f W. *\ Hpatftii, Crockery, | 1). K. Unison has 4 lie ehea pest and nicest line going, cups Mini sa ucers, plates* dishes, pitcher*, anything in the crockery line. Not to be Undersold. Remember I). K. llinson doesn't allow anyone to undersell him* in u nv L h i ?? in the grocery line, lie carries a full and fresh line. Best Sewing Machine in t J;?* world tor tho Money at the (Ii!( ftdgo Store. He sure to see them hefoie buying elsewhere. Call at the (lilt lOdgo Store and see. what new, niee and nobby hats 'hey ran show you, and you will In- 1 surprised to know how cheap l-liev arc. Ladies' Gingham anions in HI ue, Brown and llreen plaidn at oi.ly 10c. at the (lilt hid go Store* Beautiful plaid and striped flan nels the very thing for waists only 25o pr yd at the (Jilt Kdgc Store. A full line of buggy robes at the Gilt Kdge Store, und at prices that will plcaso you. Call and see them liefoi e it i*t too late. While and colored table damask very wide and very cheap ut t h?* (iilt Kdge Store ? must be seen to be appreciated ? ask to see it it L^ey forget to show it. to you. W1 our has gone out of sight, but l>, 10. llinson has <t large quantity on hand and will lake c.are of his customers in prices. Don't fail to call on him. I'lom^cuou* Item*. / The talodiraror ami tho tale hearer should both be tiling up to gether back to back, one hy the tongue And the other by the ears. ? 10 x . An exclinngo says that tho man who thinks i he world owes liim a liv ing and goes about looking for a soft place will find it under the hat he is wearing. A young woman poked fun at the editor of the HufRon (Ind.) Banner, because of his shabby at tire and patched pants. The edi tor went home and sued her hus band for $20 owed for subscrip tions, ? J? x. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The fac titnile ClgBMuri) it ' if on every wxiypor. Towoling nt pr yd n( t!ie Gill, ttdgo Store, Pure linen crash fiom G.fc up nt the Gilt JOdgo Store. 1-1 Sea Island nt *io pr. yd at the Gilt Edge Store. The Gilt Kdge Store can .show you t.he nicest wraps for t ho ! i 1 1 1 c ones you ever saw, and if yon would like lo make them yourself they can sell you the prettiest cot ton Kider Down on tho market for lf.c pr yd, or if you prefer the wool en, they have it in all colors at on ly 'AOc per yd. All wool Balmorals very cheap at the Gill Edge Store, in block and al! colors. Annual Inspection of the Liberty Hdl Rifles. Mr. Editor: ? Last Friday, Nov. G'.h dawned bright a)pl clear with atmosphere just cool enough lo make aotivc exercise pleasant. That being ihe day appointed for the annual inspection of the Liber ty 1 1 i ? I Rilles it was not long be fore members of the company be gan to arrive and long ere the sun had readied the zenith the com mand "fall in1' was given by Order ly R. C. .Jones who formed the com pany <n doubie rank and turned il over to Lieut. A. G. .Tones, who gave the hoy 3 some active d ri 1 1 1 it ?r on the field until the hour for din ner arrived when a recess was lak e n. The sun was rapidly sinking in the West when G apt. Richards re turned from Heath Spring* accom panied by the inspector who prov ed to be Lieut'. M. B. Stokes, of the U. S. A. instead <? f Gen. Watts who was expected. Lieut. Stokes after witnessing the various field move ments ai.d carefully inspecting the arms made a neat little talk in which he paid a high but well earned compliment to ('apt. Rich ards and his command for the very creditable manner in which Ihoy ^ncnuillod themselves througnut the in lira inspection drill, lie said that it wa| thl best company he had met wjih< in the State considering the size of the company and that they drilled in double ranks, it be ing the second one ho had met that drilled that way, and the other was very sihall. lie urged the organi zation to attend the Fair and alno asked Caut. Richards to endeavor to carry lf|cm as he was much i pleased with the entire company and would be gratilled to seo them in the miTitary parade in Columbia during Fair week. Lieut. Stokes ts a very pleasant and arable gen tleman being mild yet firm in hia military discipline, easily winning tho respect and 'if, teem of those with whom he has dealings. An elegant reception was givon In his hoaor ou the flight ot Nov. Gth at tho residence of (Japt. Richards, whero met and mingicd the youth anil beauty of this section as well %9 itcTJi.mcnnnd portly matran*. An excellent iuppcrt?$jSJWfvcd, and all present spent several hours very pleasantly before thev scperaVcil tot tb?ir Varlou# hora??. Ruillfl. ]>1 tin toil. A I l.llrlvllOW ? > ! I hist 1 ? v . .1 udgo I. I'. Holland, Mr. l.ang i\ ami Miss IsoMcy. To Kent. Mv r ?is i < I viii-t* ? ? n l.Nltlctwn street. ! Possession given immediately. Miss S, A. ( i ii> l)i j Nov, i;r, 'oo. % l Advert i'-od, Letters. i For week ended Nov. Sih, 1 8 0^ : Rebecca Samuels, Marv Hiohardso", Klijah Medlin, Prior .1 ones,' (Mini- , lotto Johnson, Henrietta Johnson, I Maria .hones, . I H ( I ardon^r, Annie! Green, Laura l> I > v i h . Mftmio Heer,* t Henry Hylher, Isam fioykin, Salliij Hrozo alo, Ndwanl Adams, Kinvm | Williams. C. ?I. Shannon, I'. M. More of thoso nice ioven ?? j n >1 ^ I '25c per pk at (\ L. KirkltVa. i i Catawba grapes, 2r>e per basket a ( C. I,. Kir Kiev's. New County Election. I>V I'efV rone<> lo Hie notice in anolh- j or column from the Flection ('km -. I missioners it will he seen th!it thor. ? will he an election on the I Till ; Tuesday) for the voters of tin* lerri torv of the proposed no*v county t 1 > I decide whether or not the now er?u?o tv Khali he formed. Tho Snifter Watchman ways : Thoro will ho three sopornto a"<l distinct propositions to ho voted <?'? by the citizens of the territory to be incorporated in t.lio new county ?'l" Salem : 1st. ? New County : Yes or No. '2d- Name. .'Id ? County seat, Since these propositions are sop crate and distinct, tho voters have tho greatest possihln freedom of | choice when they shall conic to cits' their ballots. He who opposes tho formation of tho now county may ex press lliH opposit ion hy voting No, and may still record his preference as to the name of the new county and as to tho location of the count1; seat' should a two-thirds majority of his fellow-c'd i/.ona decide thai. the new c.onntv ho formed, I *. will he the duty of every voter to vote for the place that ho dooms most suita ble for the county scat.. The Now County. Ed. Chronicle : ? As tho voters of u portion of our conntv will ho call ed upon on the 1 7 1 h insf. to vote on the question as to whether they wish (,o he divorced from Kershaw Co, n few thoughts may not l>o ont of or der, and in so doing wo. will try t?? do it in a practical way. Can four counties with all their various offices he run cheaper than three? IT so vote for the now Co Will four circuit Court expenses he le-s than three? I f so vote 'or the new County. Does every man who has a land deed or other important document on record in the Clerk's office wish to pay for having it recorded. agaiV in tho new Co? If ho vote Ibr the new} Co. I l is any one hcen active in work ing up the 75 (! w Co. e.voept. tliu.se who expect the new Co seat to ho locat ed at or near their homes? Few in deed we think. Wc? dont hlain* tt<* sccioh wanting the Co srat so had}', to try to do something to jo-l out of their calico pants, hut if they will circulate a subscript, on list, wo had rather subscribe liberally for Cio purpose of buying our good Hishoo villo friends regular pants cloth than to give t hem a largo slice of our do :r j ! old Co. No, sir, gentlemen, von mav as well make, up your minds t < ? st'ek t ? > your calico pants if you expect u. to give von a part of our Co. to buy others with. However if the now Co is carried, Iris shako hands with the calieV) and all work together to make .Salem one of tho best Counties in tho State F. P. C. The G It J'idge Store can sell you anything yo i wish in dross gooils from 5o pr yd up to onft dolhir and junmntecd as good values as you will find in any retail market on tho American continent. Velveteen, nice quality in black and navy at 25e pr yd at the Gilt Kdge Store, Coronet wool sacking all colors JM in wide, only l ie pr yd at the Gilt ICdgc Store. rA - - ? : ^ ]?rom Qur (Jorc^ponilcufci!. Coutinucff j'rom editorial this section, although news is very 8C:l rcc. Tlie farmers of liny neighborhood are about through gathering i? } I hut potatoes. Karly planted oals ?ire looking line. Our co n)jr) unity was saddened by the deal'ii of little Luther Ti ues dell, which occurred on last Tues day cveiling the -ith inst. Ilia re mains weije entered ih-^tho family burying glrfeund. To the" hereaveo f^rtitiy we'extend our heartfelt sym pathies. I We ar<^ glad to say that Mr. i). M. MeCaskill, who hat* In en 111 is improving. Mr. N. \V. .fonpfl, of P ?> w visiting in tlii* burg Oi? Fjil day. Miss Maggie Truesd^il, of Ha good, w?y^yisi|ing in tni* geivioii, last Sunday. Mr. afod Mrs. J. G. McOaskill, of ISoykinst was visiting relatives in .tills burg on iasl Suuibv. Mr. OIItxt Mo3clcy !<>v. .1 very fine milch cow last wcrrk. As this is my first I ? !l ? io>< ' fear of lh? waste bask v. B.&D. Our elVorts in olloriug goods ;il Low IVieox and our "( ash On Delivery ? "Short Profit I method is taking wo II with the people, Kvory day nrw customers e ?it it* in and thoy say ** t hoy have hoard so niiicli talk about lis"-- our 1? > nn pricey understand ? that "l hoy thought thoy would come and sir lor thmnsel vos." And alter having traded somo with us thoy regret they | did uoi ooiiio earhci ? Will pleaded with our goods and prices ? f1!', And I hoy say thoy aro suio to coum batk a\.d aro t ? 1 1 > ? ?? to toll all thoii Irioud* to come. i Why? licc.auso tho tjuality ol our j^oods is tho bo*? and our prices much lower than thoy [Over paid tor samo goods. ! Our buyer, Mr. A. l\ l>rown, goes North within the u.-\t l'l days to buy our Sooond Stuck jot goods and during tho next UO d iss wo aro ?*oing to break all past rceoi'itA of Low Prices, j All goods now in our shelves niu>t go ;\t some price for we must have room lor the goods Mr. | l>ro\\ n will purchase. Uoinombcr Mr. Brown will buy us a complete stock ul goods tint ami oul ? no merchant can alloul to go to northern markets just to til! in a lew lines. ; Wo aro continually reviving new goods now and it prices will count ao\ thing in moving I ^oods we aro going to make things hum during' t ) ? : s .">0 days sale. Don t you want bargains? Then come and see what nv have to olfcr you in Dress Goods, Linings, Trimming's, Silks, Calicoes, Outing, sheeting, ticking, ( anion Klnnnol Sea Island uoods, I'anls cloth, comforts, blankets, ^c. Our Shoe Trade is increasing rapidly;, and w hy? Because wo ? i s k Ions money lor our shoos than other merchants do lor smm slopes. Ilave just received a now shipment and own pair must go at somo price. IH.-T? -co our shoos ami got our prices before buying. Wo w ill save you money on every pair you buy Iroiu us. Clothing'! Clothing!' Clothing!!! Air. Brown is sure to "pick up" some bi *r bargains in this line and overs piece of clothing in our store will bo ofleroil at soiling prices. Those nice ?S. '<?.") suits now going at $7.00, " ^t).i,"> " ? "" " #r>.f>0. Men's Pants at f>0, (>?">, "Jo, SO, 00, $1 .00, $1.2o and si. ;">0, Men's pant; we have boon get ting now S'J.00. (Same pants selling in this town at If).) Big values to oiler you in (iont's furnishings such as collars, culls, dross shirts ? laundered and uidaundei ed, laundered colored shirts, undershirts, socks, suspenders, gloves, etc. Men's work shins lfieand up, undershirts *J0c and up, drill drawers loo and up. N Ae.other big lot of stylish hats ribbons and fancy millinery goods coining in this week. W e actually sell so many hats now that we sometimes wonder if there is another millinery store nearer us than Columbia. New hats just bought at other places aro often brought to our mil liner to trim over; so you may know she gives perfect satisfaction. Moral ? Save money by getting your hats and all goods from us. KfcKKI?H<rr WV ILSj Y , THE CAMDEN DRY GOODS CO. Relief in Six Hours 1 )ist rcssi n;> Kidney and Madder 'diseases relieved in six hnuis 1 ? i I In- '?New Great. South Ameiie tn| Kidney ( ' 11 if Th is. hew rem< tly is a (fro ut surprise <>n iin'ounl. ? > I i i I s i! xeeed i .i n promptness in relii'V- i ? ii jr pain in the bladder, Kidneys, | haek and every pari of the urinary | passages in male or female. It re- | Sieves retention of water and pain in passing it almost immediately.! If you want ?|uiek relief and cure this is your remedy. Sold hv Dr. F. L. Zemp, Druggist, Camden, S. C. Saved the Babies, A!i. .T. T. .Me. A lifter, of Atlanta, (la , says: "Last, .lane Germetner saved our l?al>y, l'aul, carried liim safely through an extremely bad ease of dysentery and teething, and from a mere skeleton of^ skin and lioae, it has made him a ??reac. ldj> .-?> id ehm.k of thirty or thirty-livi pounds." K vi \ s a I'm. .1. .1. Seiiii.'?x>, of Sidon, I\I iss., s:i_\ ti : "Our little i ?? 1 I) mouths <>l vvas in a very low state from -ui 'iiier < oiuplaint and (J or me' ner made her as fat as a pi?i." Election Notice. In accordance with an order issued by .1 ? *h 11 (Jnrv Evans, Governor of the Stale of Soil! li Carolina, on I tier l.'tlh day of Octo ber A !>? I hert- will bean election held at t ho precincts of Lv/.eiihv, Tiiikev Creek and Sehrock's Mill on Tue.-day nevt the seventeen! Ii ilnv of November, A. I*. I for I he purpose of votintr upon the. (jue^lion oX culLini,' otr a portion -of K'??r shaw County to form the new -county of Salem. All f|iialil!ed electors shrill he en- , titled to vole at ?aid election who reside I in (hat portion of the count v proposed to I he cut otr and shall vote "yes'* or '"no. '"I'ho | polls will lie opened at 7 o'clock u in. and closed at I p m when the managers ??hall count the votes am: make a lotnin to the commissioners of election of Kcr.shnu^ County within the time prescribed by la\" They will he governed by the same rules ilia (govern I hi; general elections in this State. The following named peooiH have heen appointed managers of said election: IjV/.enhy ? T It Copelaml, I) Mehaurin, I) Af Hethuuc. J r. 'I'll rice v ('reek ? S T Gardner, E*E Tiller, II II King. Sell rook's Mill ? W II I'echlcs, l( N'IIaII. J W Myers. w. r. irnssrcriL, .1. N. J OX E.S, C. \Y. McOASlvll,!,. Commissioners of Election for tCershaw Oo. WE ARE BEST LIKED , WHERE BEST KNOWN. 4 And we adveitisc for two reason*:? | | I'i'il, (o rtmlnd old friend* that with I ?' IticrMMd facilities we are prepared 3 ??> ^erve them better than ever; and, 'J secondly, to advise new customers ^ >?^ere to get for the b-att inofley any* ' itiing they may want In the line of DOORS, SA8H, BLINDS, ! umber or Ornamental Woodwork, When owe* *??? out good* will adver tise themselves. Every 4d vantage fi j6iin when buying direct of the maker. i" Send for Prlcc \M\~mailt4 / r*t , AUOUsYa i .rMnsm CO.r? i AUOUiTA, OA ssi ??*??*}?"*? umr ???? ' -r" ' A Mint Fro? I II in 'gilt edge store AN EYEOFENER 1 ? _ 4 4 Knowing tin* hardnes of flirt times, The (.fill Jfr.lge Store has fully prepared itself to remedy the evil by off-ring goods .so low that the purchasing power of a dollar is almost double what it iias been at times when money was im?r..? plentiful and the future brighter; so don't be indifferent in ymir interest and fail to give us a call hefoiv. making y our puiehascs. Our Stock of l)r\ (ioods, Notions. (Nothing. Shoes, Hats. (?a pa-, and in fact cvryl hing in ail tins depai I meiit..- i- coin plyte, and at U<>ck Uottom Prices. We wish to ci>ll special attention to Carpels, of "which we have from 1 500 to -000 yards ? ranging in price from 12'j to $1.00 per yard, and we enn save you much money on Carpets as I he following great redufiion in prices will show: Kiric., rtduccd 1 o I 2 U*; 20e. reduced, to 14c; 24<2lc, reduced to ISe; Ac, reduced to-!2oe; <1 0c. reduced to JJ.'Hc; and so on (? . ' , ? i through the entire line, except the stock just coming in which we are offering for less t han ever before offered in this or any other*retail market. Floor oil cloth one and two yards wide at. 2.)c and 50c re spectively. JLenoiium, 2 yds wide, very heavy and durable from 05c tc S5c per yard. ' DrVKv, (i)[;Vatj i> ? f i Largest Stock, Best A ssortment, 'Prettiest .Designs and Host Value over offered in (liis department, so don't delay any long er if von want a good rng at the lowest possible prices. We can show yon tlie largest stock of Capes and Jackets ever brought to this market, and ii yon are thinking of order ing a wrap wait 'till yon see ours, as New York might riot he able to furnish a better assortment. / Country Merchants will positively do them^ives injustice if I they order oil or buy here without llrst ge.Uihg' my prices on ?ill these including groceries. ' Evcnf body reutember when we advertise a low price arliefc we don't-make y?em take only a yard or two but let them take what they want. Respectfully*.,. ?Is j '?iil "iL* U.) i <1 ???1 '*i,l 'ai . & ll Proprietor. 10,000 rounds -Given* Aiyay in 'his Siate TO INTUO/H.'CB OUtt - X^:D'^ogJ^?33p s^TViOKIXJSrca ^NLY ONE I'OTJNU To'a' PjffiRSO*. 1 Fino 8ilvcr-PIatcd no K-uoy 9mo??, Quality Guaranteed, vrorlU t 60 1 " " " OI.IVK K0UK, " '* ? " 60 1 . " " 2 I'H'B C I.KAN KH, "A* " r 1 Pound rRiciTARi/a pridk smoximo toiiac^o, wllluot Actual Va1u<\ $2.30 OtXXfe J^JSTJICZJEU , ?Sf'Dl |)(?iil'|Miil on rwci|?t of j?r|C5 tono? adiri *#ir. tf. rni(c?' -> -.o*. Orueriouajj aiK iuE Touacco^o., Ma.vuf'k?, UoidjuV4u. N. C. Tl'QBod Afior Dinnor Till. II.xmI'h l'ills aid (li^oAiiojUtprovcut tluil reeling of fullness or distress and gently, n ft. elleeti vely, assist in i lie us?ai inilution mul digestion of i I <(( id. t lit'V do not gripe of p:un, [ ami lliey do not, weaken tho liojlv . THE MISTRESS V OF A HOME likt" to hitvu lit I llOM.se 1 x,i*it iflCvl j wuli well in, vie ami well finished ! doors, s,?sh and blinds, ariislic si.iii vvoj'l:, ornamental porchcs, jneity mantels, \'c. We make a ! |>f< tally <?f hi^li grade exclu sive designs in woodwork, but ' ai the s.inio lime we don'l over look ilie nrtessaiy adjimets ? litmhei, mouldings, abilities, laths. . When purchasing from us >ou are buying direct (umii the mak? is, and llie ad-' vantage is your n?iu, W rite lot 1'iice l.isl. AlUll'STA l.DMHCR CO., AUGUSTA, OA. %/luv .?/ tht l\H\{ * /!ity S/i > /I'ljC (*//> "Tho Charloston Lino." South (nrolnin And Kail Kmul. , (.'liiirlrston, K. Apr. UMli, 180t , l'assetii;er f >opurt meat. I,v. ( li.t r" .'KSiMi 7 10 u iii fi 510 p m \ r. S.iiiiim r villc 7 Hi It 10 " i "l'f>5 llll lit* 8 IS li ,'tO " Oralis* Ourjj !? 1'S ? "Jl " K iu^v ill. i 10 00 it U'O " 1 'Oliiuibi i 10 |0 10 ).v, ( 'oliiinltia 7 on a ni .| 0C. p in A i . K i iijj v il I c 7 lo l | | " < )i <in?;rt>n i i( 8 - 1 .r? 27 " < "hailcstiMi 11 00 ? no l.v. < 'iiHrlt'.vturi , 7 HI n m 5 ill) p in " II raiteli villi' 0 lf? 7 50 " I h-nniai k !> 5'i K 111 ' ' III aek villi* 10 10 8 ">0 Ar .Uuuisla 1 1 51 a m 10 l"> p in l.v. Augusta <? 20 a lit II 20 p in " Mlai'k ville 8 00 5 0.". 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