The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 11, 1896, Image 3
Sutimlay ovcning last on public
loud <*oi north from Camden
plat of land of II, Stuckey. I'inder
will I'loaso return to
Tlios. Kirhland.
Hiraoh Bros. & Go's Now Adv .
' '' 'Ifti'fttth'.ltroA. iV Co. have i\ new J
advertisement iu to-day's Cluon*
lolo. In making your ('In Utmas |
p'uvohasoa you should not fail to j
cull on thorn. i
Photographs for Christmas. I
What is more Idghly appreciated !
than a good I'hoto of a friend <n i
rolatlvi? l?\>r tlk next thirty (lass
Alexander'* Gallery will take pic
tures cheap. ('all early and avoid
tho rush.
Back on the Gang.
.July Lloyd, who escaped from
the chain gnng lust Summer, is
hack 00 tlio feting hoi vmg .out lus
Unexpired sentence. lie found out
that he was about to he captured
and bo camo and surrendered him
self to Mr. Phelps.
Dr. Aloxawlor.
Attention in culled '? iho profoft*
nion?l card of |)r. T. II. A'exander
in this issuo of Tho Chronicle. Dr.
AU'xaiv.lor has ninny years' exper
ience and tlio quality of Ids work
cannot bo disputed. His ofllco i.-^
two doors South of Tho Chronicle
oflloo. if v<?u have your work done
there you will bo sAlislh-d.
A gjfcl. ?
It has been stated (presumably
by some ono who attended tho first
meeting of the Election Commis
sioners relative to the new county)
that ballots were scattered over a
table which w is sulllcieni evidence
that the boxes had hecn tampered
with and that tho Commissioner*
& ndjo'nrned without stilting when
they woul.l meet again to complete
the count. Both charges aro ab
solutely false. J. N. Jones,
Com. of Election.
' Just received at the Gilt Edge
Store, colored datnnscs ? beautiful
dress goods, at. only 20c piVyd; al
so colored serges in bro\yn, blue
and red nt only 15c pr yd.
?For real bargains in nice dress
good a in rough, ell'ect and other
stylos, go to the ("Jilt Kd^o Store
as they have a few patterns which
tjj^y are selling at cost, and M) per
cent less than value.
When you want a wagon cheap
and one that will u'vo you perfect
ly satisfactory service, don't fail
to call at the Gilt Edge Store, as
ivo you good
are prepare'd to
lurtnonc^
Married!
On, Tuesday morning nt 8 /clock
nt the residence of the bride's f.?)ih
or, Mr. Charles Whistnnnl, Misk
Pearje Whist naut. was married ti>
Mr. Will Graham, bolh of Blauks
burg, ? .The l??v. Mr. Bailey, of
Camdetl oflleialed in the presence
of a number of friends and rela
tives. A number pf handsome and
useful presents were made and the
happy young couple, after receiv
ing numerous congratulations :md
??good wishes, left on the Ohio Kivei
and Charleston train to spend their
honeymoon in Camden. ? Blacks
burg Cor. Columbia State.
On Sunday the 29ih of Nov., Mr.
1*. Clifton Sutton, of West Wafccr
eo, to Miss Mary Newman, young
est daughter of Mr, S.'N. Newman,
of Lynch w nod. May the happv
young couple have n long and
poacoful voyage on the blissful sea
of matrimony. *
About tlie New County.
/ Turkey ('rook, S. C.
Mr. Editor: ? Please allow us n
few dots concerning th o now county.
We have before us what ihs Register
of" tho 20 ult. says about Snlern,
"The first new county scheme to be
*??'? c?l on appear?. !;\Jir.vo fnilotl and
that this part of Kershaw County the
pnit intended t<> help form tho
county tta'om was the cauco of its
defeat." Gentlemen, it in an assur
ed fact that you eon lead ft horso to
aster but can't make ono drink,
snch is tho case with this part of old
Kershaw, knqwn as tho sapd hills.
It is a very.dirtlcidt matter for. a lib
erty lovinp peoplo. as the people arc
around her<\ to lie hoodwinked -and
diivon about by people that pass
compliments on then^ as "being
fools and wont except' lu-lp when it
is oflforrd to them." Such compli
ments dont tftko well neither are
I bey forgotten in a moment. \Vo no
tice too that it said the promoters of
DC.W County said that tho managers
did not r'c'qniro of tho voters,; their
wgistrAUon. coiliflealeia. T can sfeAlt
for myself ; the honorablo managers
of this precinctr certainly required
mine. I also saw others produce
t h ey me
registration book Also. Xftfor the
people of this burg lieinpr fools and
Wont ^xoqjt help when offered them,
.'gentle t< ader. nm I fnr wrong To aav
that the sand hill fools arc not fools
for the *ont of . (ho now
cobhty as the recent election prov
ed how aome (lpprecisted tlie compll
jmc&t* nbpfe atated.^We^ h*v<j r!^
^jtfe of ihis sec
tiow br igliVbratoy and well- to-do,
?jhify *t-Trotog ?o<* boary! fit lb*
ptac^ have plenty of hoy and
^hoaainy and ean verr I kelj do *o in
UM nuire wiiuwv r.s~ eerily
MMm. A Bead Bit! FooL
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Fino Turnips.
Mi, G. L. Gilli*, na. linn
?>ii r thanks f<?r Honto.^r ihe Uucftl
11 ltd he?t tlKhipft WQV^lUVO ttC't'll this
KCUbon.
Another Car Load.
I have jnat reecivml HimUior onr
loud of duo Virginia Horsus ami
Mures. Those expecting lo huyj
Khun Id do ho now it s llio prices of
l?ood stock will CvM iainly up now j
\ cry soon. lieo. T. hilliv.
Dee. Did, '.HI*
Iik Good Condition.
Wo learn thai the lown of Cam
den is in bettor condition mow (lino
it I his I >00 11 since it has boon ? 1 ??
pi i vet! of i In* license revenue, This
speaks well for tin' | > resold hoard!
of Councilman. We publish else
whoro ii n ordinance to raisoVJaup- 1
piies for llio coming your.
Hot Supper.
A hoi supper will ho hold fit the
residence of Mr. .1. A. (Jillis, nine J
Mi i It'K below Camden, (Sumter
County,) en I U? evening of l<'iidav
Doo. 18lli., for tho benefit of Swifi
.'reek Baptist Church. Tho pnb
lio are cordially invitod. Oysters
will ho served in connection with
llio supper. Wo hope that Prof.
I. P. Gihboa will bo induocd to
yivo us some of his ivdmirahlc read
i 1 1 i( h and recitations.
M is. .1 . A. Oil lis,
Miss S. ft. (Jillis,
M n. A . M . Hesse,
Mrs. Helton Owens,
Mrs. W. lv (? aril nor.
If you have no sowing maehire,
remedy the evil at once by going
to the Gilt Edge Store where they
can furnish you the best machine
(in the market at a very small cost.
Cocoa matting very cheap at the
Gilt Edge Store.
Great reduction in capos, jack
ets, e'.c., nl the Gilt Edge Store.
Call early and get some of the real
bargains while they are yoing.
Dress goodTtiraTlNayles, finali
ties and prices at the Gilt ftdge
Store, and some of the bettor qnal
ilies in dress patterns you can buy
at absolute cost.
Gingham aprons in green, brown
and blue plaids at 10c a piece, M
the Gilt Edge Store. -
Beaver Dam Meeting.
Pursuant t<> an order of the Pres.
Heaver Dam Democratic Club met
on Saturday, Nov. 28th. The meet
ing was called to order by the
Prest. wlrtPexplainod the object of
the meeting as being i.o consider
the propriety of fixing salaries of
tho di iFero n t ollicers' in Kershaw
County and to elect a delegation
>to meet in Convention in Camden
lonthc l'ith of December to in
slruei the delegation from Kershaw
County to the House and Senate
accordingly. After some discus
sion K. W. Suilon introduced the
following preamble and resolution:
1st. That Whereas, we the mem
bers of Heaver Dam Democratii
club have used all diligence anil
judgement in the selection of out
delegation to the House and Sen
ate.
And, Whereas we confide strict
ly in the integrity aod ability of
said delegation.
He'll Resolved, That i>wo will
take nothing do with the fixing
of the salaries of our County olli
cers. We leave it njl with our del
egAtion, and lamely submit the
whole matter and rbide the decis
ion of their wise judgemepU^ The
foregoing resolutions \xtfn uftu.ni;.
mously adopted. J
Maljnes ltah^n, Sect'y.
Clerk of Couvt W W l orry, of Lim- 1
easier, Commits Hiucidc
Clerk of Court I'eny, of Lan
caster, com mil tod suicide by drown
ing himself n last Wednesday. A
special from Luncastcr says :
?'A pall was oast over tLiia comrnn
nit}' when it was announced, aboul
10 o'clock thin morning^that \V. W.
Perry, Clerk c? f IheCoutl, had com
milled suicide this morning h\
j limping lulu lli'hr (/i'Ctk, iietil' lOVVii
and drowning himself. s
lie had licet) suffering for some
time wllli neryousness and insom
nia, hut was still able lo attend to
business. Ho got up this morning
nl his usual hour, ale n. more than
usually hearty breakfast and left
for his ofllcc, which he reached
about half-past 8 o'clock. IIu ^u- 1
quired of his deputy if there #as j
?mything lo do, an;l then wan/Aful
ostensibly to get seme wood. He
was seen jjjoing toward the creek af
lerwurd, and a liltle later was seen
returning, aud.3tiil n little. inter
made a second trip in tho direction
of the eretk. People passing and
those Hi work about the factory
near by smv him walking the trestle
of tho O. K. and Ct railway, nnd
one person saw him climb down the
trestle to within some ten feet of
.tho. &?u>l!eo wnivr#,-*7id thCb Jump
in. - . s
Uy fiat ti mo others appeared
mul efforts were made to rescue
him nftfr lie hud sunk twice and
|iac| seized a liml/; but lie ?cfns*-fl
assistance, released hi? hold upou
(lie limb and wofol down t/> rise no
wore.
He arch was instituted nlouce for
thr tmrtjrf-bnt-np? to--# ? o\)iot>fc -4 o
ntghVjthmJ not been found.
The de. eased leaves a wife but bo
children. No cause can he Aoign
^ 7or iTte deed, jftfctpt hls nem.rr*
Mr. IVrrr wni m Very popular
and fctje ^-holer county will <jc
jpioi# M* uugBBtl/ daub." ?
Found.
j A fu\v ilrtys afjfo ft bunoli of kuvs
[awl !i pookot. hook containing a few
!<vnts nn<l an <>M coi^Avan found i<>
I thi? pu'ilic The owner onn pot
jtlinn l?y calling at. thin oftico and
i pay ng Km Ibis notice.
l)r. Weinberg.
| Attention is oull>x1 to tho profes
siouni ctit'd of Dr. Woint'Crji, dentist.
| I >r \\\>int?oig is si (jontlcmnn of tin?
highest tyi'O IVo.ii Manni'>g, t h i?
' S t:i t'*, xnd is h ?ooil dehlis'. II Ik
oJlii'o ii up si.vr.s in Mm ('annloiij
]<ank
? For nleeXnms presents, toys and
? lolla, at lowest prices, yo to the
! ( sniden Dry Goods Co,
LudiesV'oupeH and jackets nnd
I children's o oaks til !hu ( *t? iikIo t?
I Dry Goods Co thai will surprise
yon at. I he priori*.
! Try a pair of II vim's $ 1. 00 shoes
, lit. the Camden Dry Goo Is Co for
j only t:5.25.
A big lot of II olid j! v (JtJO(l> ai
Tho Camden Dry Goods C-?> at
prices not to be found elsewhere.
? ??> > ...
Good Photographs
l.ftit week while everything "fis
covered with snow Dr. Alexander
took several pictures of views on
M iin sheet. They were certainly
L'Dod ? in fact tiny can't lu^,bcnl.,
And by t.ho way Alexander's ?ftllery
is oflbring to make pictures very
cheap for Hie Clitistmns Jiolidays.
Now is the time to have your photo*
ipnph taken.
Coronet wool sacking ;] I in wide
bl.u-k and colored at l ie pr yd, at
the (Jill ICi'^o Store.
All wool llannel dress goods in
brown and Inn at .'H)c. pr yd, at the
Gilt Edge Store.
Don't Destroy an Important Industry.
We tnke tho following from the
Manning Times:
"The nowppapers throughout,
the State were badly buncoed
last week in Columbia by having
their advertising accounts sealed.
The fault was not with the newspa
per men, but the failure of the Sec
retary of State to furnish a form
for election notices in lime for the
press. The newspapers are not
under any special obligations to
tho present administration rr lo
the General Assembly for that mai
ler, because fiverything that people
could dt., who knew nothing about
what they were doing was done to
(Hit the printer out of his just dues
In this last ease the Secretary of
State's neglect to do whir, the lav
required of hint cost the pnnicis >?
great deal of money, tini" ?n?i
trouble with no other redress thon
l^.^iek. We hope at 1.1m* next ses
sion a biil will be drafted by some
one who knows his busincs, regu
lating the cost of printin.g and 'de
lining what a legal notice shall be,
thus saving an important industry
from being destroyed by men who
have no idea of the cost of piint
i ng.
Several communications are unc-l
voidably omitted (bis week,
Write, when it is written
Must not. bo wril ten rile, nor rii/Itl ;
Nor yet should it be wrili< n ivriyht;
Bui always should be wrbten write;
For only thus 'tis written right
The Auditor's otliccs will he open in
('rondeii from the lirst day of .tanuai'j
10 the 20th il.iv of February, 18i?7, f?>r the
purpose of I'M'civintf ?-<'lnrns for taxes
in Kershaw iJouaty , for tho Ureal year
] UJ. , The announcement of appoint
ment)* in the county inajo in the Ciiron-.
icle last work have been withdrawn by
I he Auditor, the date* beinK so close
ifigefhor it would be impossible for him
fo meet them. Announcement for ap
point ments in the county will be made
later.
Tivroiun
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onico of
County Treasurer, Kershaw County,
Camden, S. Ci, Kept. '23, ISflC.
In accordance with the Act to raise
supplied for the fiscal year conimeneinp
November I', lK'.l't, notice is hereby jrivon
that'the Treasurer's ollicc of Kerttha w
County will ho open f<.r the collection of
t ii.vs Thursday the loth 'lay of October,
nnd remain open until Thursday,
i\. ............
The rate per centum fur Kershaw {'Of
is as follows : ?
For State purposes -I'. J trills.
" Constitutional School Tax it "
" Ordinary County tax 8
" ln?t. on Kiillroad bonds 2,'.j "
'' Witness, Jurors and Con
stables ?-/ "
Total 13\{ mills.
Poll Tax, $1.00.
The following special levies have been
made also :
Special school tax, District No. 1, .'I
mills.
For interest on School Hondo traded
School Building Dist. No. 1, ?).{ of a
mill.
Special school (nx T)ist. 1, 3*(. iv. 111*.
" " " 4. 3
yif 99 ft M J o M
" ? .. .1 JQ^ 2
? I M M ?? j.> .) ft
I. > M M ,f3
" " . "16,3 " :
Trtxm nro payable in tho folluw'tiK
kind. of fundi and no other: (Sold aivl ?
?ilv*r <vdn, -U< ft; -f*trroney, Na*tnnrrt"
Hank Notoa nnd Coupons* which will in
come payable during the ' y*ar I8'.!6,.ar
tho valid Consolidated? boftdy-TTf-thtr
Htatc known a* the "Deficiency IV/nd*/1
al?o on Juror's oirtiflcatoH and the per
tKem of State u'itnea#Qa In the Circuit
Court will bo recoired for CoAntv t-ixi*.
r.al including School taxe*.7
All infon?*tion a* to taxes will bo fur
nlflhcri upon application.
N. H.-'-'Tnx-payerH aro ur?? d- upon to
pay thrlr taxci a* soon as poMlblc afier
lh?-liUh day of October, to. #YX>Jd a rj; ?h
of bofcifio$ioa tho last days or o?-?llort
ft* I h*V?f 00 authority to reC^lVO ?*XC".
ter the tithe of clotlnj? In* book* with
out adslinK the penalty. No^i/rt t>f n?me*
tor tftn-rreeipt*- will -b* r?ceivo4 union
tho amount of ffl?. money d#-i<.x.U?d
with tli* aaid Iwt, : - ~r
. Tin* rule will 1>T tfrl(V9 V tirrca T^.
J. 0. ROLMK -
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All roud i?v? i?cvV> ur?> Iivin l?y*?u>t In
order * tii I llu'ir hands n( oiioo and haw all
obstructions etuiM'd hv (In* rereiit freeze
removed, and where the roads havo m>t
recently l>een worked to have saine tlior-:
otighlv worked. ^
.1 I). HIICIjPS,
l?\?r the foininissioners.
I >ee. .'li d, I Si)<? .
An Ordinance ,
To BSaiso SuppIicK B^oi'j
rtH> YclU' o I OiiiJ
0>oi*?6 HHO?,
He i ordained l?y llio Mft 'or and Al )
I ?Ic.j'iiii'u ?>t the City of Camden, S, (J,.'
in (vn;:? -i! assembled, and by tin* mi- j
l'i trily of l ln? same : I
Nko. I, That all able ? bodied Male
lVr*<?ns !>ft woo 11 'ho of Fiftl'tooii
{?ml Fifty veui-, residing within t lit* cor
(u.raio limits, in. I exempt from road dn
iv uiulor llio l?ws of the State, shall
work ilio streets, ways and bridges Xiu
cliT tho direction of siit'li overseers as
may bo appointed, tor a spare of time
not exceeding Twelve days in one year :
Provided, Thai a I ilioliiv.it of receiving
ilit- notice any person may pay to I he
person giving sneh noiinv Throe (fc.'D
Dollars commutation, which shall he ro
< oived in lien of iho work , and thai any
person refunifi^ lo pay the said' contnin
lalion shall he lined not lose Hunt Five
;$?>) Dullais, nor more than Ton ($10)
l?olhrs , or bo imprisoned not loss than
Five nor more than Twenty days, or he
both lined and imprisoned, in the discre
tion of tin1 Mayor,
Sue. 11. Thu following Licenses shall
he paid in ad\a:u:e on demand. All bus
inesses, except when otherwise speeiiied,
are understood to continue fioni the first
day of.lanu ? ?? v to Pistol December in the
venr the Jiccnsc is issued ;
C'l.ASS A.
1. Kx press Companion or Agen
cies for ImsiiH'W clone with
in the State in ul not includ
ing thai dono without tho
_ v State, $
/. Telegraph Companies or
Agencies for husinets dono
within tho State nnd not in
cluding that done without
tho State,
:5. Insurance Companion, Fire
each,
?I. Insurance Companies, Life,
each,
Insnrance Companies, Life,
Transient, including mulu
i;l or co-operative compan
ies,
Per day,
Per wv? k ,
0. Sewing '?machine companies or
agencies, local or transient,
7. Transient Photographers per
week.
Per M?mtli,
S. Transient Pent isl, or tooth ex
tractor. per week,
Auctioneers, residents,
10, Auctioneers, transient, per clay,
Ci.ass H.
1. billiard, Pool or Hagatelle Ta
bles. each,
1 Howling alley, for each alley,
Minuting gallery, poy month,
1. Hobby horses or flying Ira*
pc'/.i". per week,
<! Cireit*, equestrian show or
menagerie, per day,
<?. Circus, lor procession in
'!<:? t, if circus ones not h>
< >?' ,n (lie city, per clay,
I by. trical, Minstrel or oilier
, per '.lay,
( 'i.ASS (J.
1. ' !i -unirants or hoarding
l.uiws, whether connected
wit*- or separate from hoard
ing houses mi lJruad utrcet,
between DeKalh and King
' st rc-c t s ,i
2 Public, Sale or Livery Stable,
each stabler,
All de alers, transient or oth
erwise*, in horses or innlcA, (
other thHn-lhpjSO who run a
licensed livery or sales sta
ble, per weort,
Cj.Ass !). ?
1. IValers on Mio *s| roots, soll
i ft j/ patent, or worm medi
cines or nostrums ,
]Vr day, f? 0 )
lVr -sock, 2~> 00
2. Dealer# in books, pictures,
or papers on the streets, or
canvassers for llio 8 at no,
I Vr day, .TjQOj
POlMnonth, 1000
3. LfenlcrVniu transient persons J
J w ho t lio sfivets^ or /
' troni ?1 ninls on public or pri
vate lotsf, nufs, fruits, can
dies, vegetables, hotter, -v
lard, ?tc. , under a bushel,
tii'n, Kit. or tei Kin ;
Per day, 2 00
Per year, ' ? ."> 00
Provided. Tl.at this ordi
nance shall not apply to per
sons from 1 1 1 i k at,d adjacent
counties for whom Camden
is the market Jown and wlio
inav sell I licit* products from .
wagons and carta or other
vehicles.
C'l.AHS T?.
Vehicles, carts, trucks, Wa
gons, drays, lineks, used for
business purposes? convey
ing Height or passengers
per year or portion thereof,
1. Drawn- by 1 horso, each, ft QO
2. Drawn by 2 horses, eaoh, 5 00 j
3 Drawn by -1 horses , each, *" 10 00
I Omnitius or other vehicle for
ft- iMMportlng passengers op
i h;ipgilgef ,- 10 00
-i' I rf.' The charge for licenses in
n t iy bt:i? nefii- not enumerated aboyo
-r.ii!! be determined by tho Mayor wi^
Treasurer conjointly.
- *r.rr : Any person or ppreona rnfor?
or n< .decting to pay the required li
re:!!''-. vhalVnpon conviction ^hereof,
license in that ease, salif (Vtie to' be col
lected out of the uoods or wares offered
for sale, or out of tho properties to be
shown, sIiaII by imprisoned not more (
than th(jy days, or both, Ip tlio discre
tion of the Mat of : Provided, further ; j
? Tli it tfl" person or persons so oflcndlrig
; mny p t \ the fines artd costs before said
! r.r.-pertv if* i?old, unions said properly!
i? ot a pr-riahablo nature, in which event"
It way r/- *oM at ohee. g*
Skc. Vr. AH ardin?nc?#fir part*. of or
dmane?<f? inconsistent herewith shall bo,
and the same are h?rcby._tC|)??le4? 1_
, Hatifi'-d in Count it hascmblfd.tblft 7th
? .v.- ..f )? ccmb*r, in tho Vear of mir
: t UAYWWT and
"{ f'in??Sy r rr-?- . 'i
F. L1>IJK ZBMP, Mayor,
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1 1 monoy i* worth bnvinir oomparo our prison ainl m?\?? voui hfti'il oarnoil $4. i
Only throu wooks until \ man atul tluun# that litno \v?? popoHo to turn
looao au itumoiiHO Ktutik of |;t>iuls at
' RACKET PRICES.
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Ask to See Our Clothing
$IH OU.hlk worsted dross suits going at $12 00.
All wool Korsoy suits worth ?7 50, our prioo St>
Black ti 1 1 < 1 hro>vu houvv ohoviol suds, batgain at $10, going fast ii! ?S,
And wo noil tin* host $5 suits sold ii. Camdon, a'so tl)o host $2 dross pants.
. We can and will Prove these Assertions.
Boys' suits and extra heavy pants at all prions.
Our $2.45 Mackintosh brooks iho record in tho ovorooat lino, ami for $4 wo
will K'v0 yon a $5 ono. Mon'sund boys' ovorooats that must and it will pay
you to soo thorn boforn buying.
No houso in tho city can match our low priooa ort hats and caps, A
dross hat fen- 75o. and a perfect bounty for $1.00, $1 25 and $1 50.
moo
Hynd's best hand sowed $4 mon's shoos at $11,25. Mon'n dross shoos $1 10
$1 25 and coarfio shoos for $1 and and $125, worth 20 p?>r cont. moro
Ladies' French dougol", porfoct lilting, a bargain at $2, our prioo $1 75.
Other ladios' shoos at. 7(io, 8f>o, $1 and $1.24 that can't bo equalled elsewhere.
Misses' atid children's shoos nt nil pricos.
L'tdios' capos from 70o to $5.25.
liny your Xmas toys, dolls and nico Xnias prosetilt from us and hhvo 2f> por
cont. on thorn.
Don't fail to boo our 5e, 10c and 25c oouulor. I? will bo ready for tho
holidsyB. YOU HS TO 8EHVJ5,
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AMDEN DRY GOODS
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Realizing thai '*si .stitch in time saves nine" The Gilt lulge
?Sto !"ci hns in ulc a sweeping reduction in many m ??.somd)le arti
cles among which will be found a beautiful line ul
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which we are offering at cost. Our Dross Goods stock is com
plete, and as to prices it is useless to say that /
Wk CJa.jyjsot Mb Um>is^oui?
We call special attention to our Wraps, and while wo are'
glad to say that our sales in this department far surpass out(J
most sanguine expectation, we are still prepared to furnish our
customers with
?^iedbific?~H??, omMy.
cheeper than they can be bought elsewhere ? even in the
Northern markets. We haye a large" stock of Carpets ranging
in price from 12-ic to $1.00 Iper yard, and all we ask is that
you see ours before you bijy. We are selling them
REGARDLESS OF VALUE
or original price, and you cannot fail to see real bargains in
them. One piece of Cocoa Matting left which;* we are selling
cheaper than ever offered in this market. Fl^or Oil Cloth and
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one and two*, yards wide, at rock bottom price?. We have an
immense stock of Overcoats which wo an* offering to close at
legs than cost; so you need not wait till the se^y.-m is over to
Anake your purchases in thin line ,ns you cau buy as cheap now
as you could frsk.
MERCHANTS
will find it decidedly to their ad vatitago to yet our prices be
fore ordering from a dtytAnce, as we will not only save them
freight but sell them goods cheaper ftiah thoj^ cm buy them.
With sincere appreciation of your confidence a?.#I pntrantige
Dr, A. WEINBERG,
Dentist,
OUKICE OVIOlt HANK OK OAMPK.X,
Horns U to 1 : 80 : 3 to 5;30.
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OllVr.i liin piytOssion.il services to tlio
City of (^tntrWn ami vicinity.
OMicyover K, Leslie Zomp's Drug
Store. /lvewidonco that of Mrs. A. 10.
Zouip. Telephone- -Otlioe, No, .">0; Resi
dence, No. li
OR. I.H. ALEXANDER,
Dentist.
UradtuUo of Mi o Pltiludolpaia
DenUl College, Session 1870-77,
OFFICIO IUU)A I) STKKKT,
Camokv, S. 0.
Two doors South of Tho Chron
icle OIIU'o.
Shenff's Sale.
South (? arolinu ? Kershaw CountyT
S/ivi r\iis% //(Vj//j v\'- 8h<tnnon% Pl<iin
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Muslt'V /uinAs, Defendant. ? Fore*
clostt re at lit'..
Under and by virtue of a deereo in tho
above Ml *mI case, ? In I <u 1 .flint' ft, 1HD5, I
will offer for sale in front of tho Court.
House in the city of Camden,, County ?<f
Kershaw, during the legal hours of snip on
I In' Ills I Monday in January next, I In? fol
lowing doKovtbod real estate:
All tluil | parcel or lot of la' <1 in
tlii' count v and Stale aforesaid, containing
one hundred and v fifty (1 50) acres and
Known a.-, the Kir lev lauds and situated
a! tout sixteen ( 10) miles north of the city
? >f Camden, and bounded on tho North
and Fast by lauds of ,1. \V. Kurd; on I ho
South by a road leading from Collins' Mill
to Kurd lauds; and on the West by lands
of 1,. ,1. Patterson.
Terms of sale cash.
This properly is being resold for failure
to comply with bid.
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Sheriff Kershaw County.
Camden, S. Doe. 10th, 181)0.',
RBGISTftATION MM,
Certificates of K('HiHtrati<?n undor (ho
old law aro void. ? Everybody must
register.-- On and after December first,
18W?, tin; Hooks of UogiHtrution will
ho opened and kept open for Tluco
KuccessivtfjUays for tho registration
of voters entitled to registration under
the Constitution? Kor tho information
of the 1'eople attention i? called to tho
following provisions of tho now law,
a]>proyed tho Fifth day of March, 18flG,
~ OI I'K'K OV 1
Nts I'KHVIKons OK HliCifKTllATlOX, i
K'uhkii.wv County.
Camukn, S. C.i Novkmiiki; L'H, lb'JK, j
'l'lto hooks of vegistntlion shall bo
opened by tin* Hoard on llto II ???!. MoU
? 1 1 1 y in April, 1890 nl tho Court ilouso
in eaelt County , find kept open for at
least Hix I'onseeuli vo weeks, They
shall be opened again ill tho Court. 1 luuso
on tho ilrat Mondays in Juiio, .Inly, Au.
glint ami September, A. I)., 180t?, and
kept open t'ontinnally for at least ono
week in ench of said months. T|ioy shall
bo closed thirty days before tho general
ch-et ion/in, 1890. A flor general election
in I890,vt1ie Hpoks of Registration shall
bo opened on tho first Monday of each
month ?ti tho Court House and kept open
foi tiiroo 9U/.^?t??vo.d.:iy8 in cnolt. month
until thirty naya before tho election In
1898, when they ahull bo rlosc.l until
the said general eloetion hIiiiII 1-avo tnk
liilfeii place, The oflico and ho6k? ipuaf.
bo kept open from 9 o'rlaek in the fwrii
noon until :i o'clock 111 tho afternoon.
The board of registration m iTurt jnd're
<tl" tlie qualifications of idl ap|r>l'"'i(fH.i tor
rrtgist ration up toJan, 1, Ip to.frtu.
I. 1?98, cvory initio citizen of rids State
and of tiro United State*, 21 ycara
uf ago, who is not an idiot, in not insane,
not a pauper supported at tho public ex
ueitHO. u"d ie not eonlincd'in any pnhlic
prison, and who has not boon convicted
of burglary, -ijrson, obtaining goods ?r
money ttniler \faIso pretence*. perjury,
forgery, robbery, bribery, adiilt^ry,
wife-lHutting/ hduHO-broaklng, receiving
>i'olon goods, breach of Trust" wilhrftymrt5::
ulent intent, fornieation , epiltimv, incest,
assault with intent to rayfsly tw#cogcnn.
ilon, larceny, or crimes aurJinaiTtlie eloe- ,
fton Jaws, and who shall b?|v? '>00n a feK
hfcnt in this Stale -two years, (except
initiators in charge of organized churches
amVt^'Ujhtifi'of public schools, and thoy
nfter six months residence- in the Stat**,')
a resident in the county for six months,
and in the polling precinct four months.*
qno who can read any section in th?!
Constitution of 1896, or can tindorstntur/
anii explain any'scction of said Const?
tuthw when read to him by tho regiatrri
tion <?i?}cer or otucers, ahull be emitted
to registration ami become ar?~*tdector
upon application for such r^iiatrhtiuir.
If a person has been convicted of any of
tho crimes above montioned,' a parddn
of the Governor removes tho disqualifi
cat.ion.
In c:nsc any minor who will bccomo
twenty-one years of ngc^ter tho clo?ing
or the i?o?kfl of KogUtrniion ami before
the election? ind is otVerwise qualified
to register, make* application under oath
showing he irf qualified to rygiater, the
Boards shall register such applicant bt
foro the clotting of tnd hooks.
Any persons whose qit*lifientioH as an
elector will he completed after the elos
ingoftfoe Registration Honks but. before
the next election shall have lite right to'
apply fornnd so.:ure a rogiat ration corti
llcate at ?*>Y tinio within sixt v daya in>
inddiately iw*v;eding the closing of the
Registration JS</rtkHf j^?on a? application
under oallt to fhe entitling him to
Ifttcit registiati^ju v
?? 'flip rcgistrAtiou of*?ier? inuat ho hv
r> siting prccinct^ Tho*w must bo a
Bo*>V ?( /Kegistrntion for cNidli polling
pre.^d. ?*?ut 'or 0,,ch *?wnship, or
oariirf. <?r city, or town of leas tliat* nve
^thnnr^fc tl inhabitants , or ward of citlon
lot mow than llvollieiUflmf -ittlatWwMi^
-Kaeh elei tor inuht vota irr^thiT polIh^
nrecinctir, "TiTcTt he resides. If there
j |? more thrt, ? ojje voti^ pljco
polling yrrc net, 1
any vouux JS4
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