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t???l APR. 2 T?g7. Proachmgat Cook's Ohu^h. There will bo preaching HhI Cook's Chut ah, l ho 1st Sabbath in April aV 3.30 p. m. by Kev. W* W. Mi l)a. Peath of Mrs. Elizabeth Collins. Mrs. KlUabeth Collins, widow of tho lule Mr. W. S. Collins, died at her homo near Smithville hint Friday morning about half past 8 o'clock, aged aoOut 00 years, 'I ho burial look placo at 3 o'clock on Saturday afternoon. You must read The Chroniclo If you want to keop ported, Tho Famous Gilt Edge Slore. < It alfouls uh pleasure to present to our ro a tiers th!s wo ok t lio ad* vorlisomont of Tho -Famous Gilt Kdgo Store. It contains bntgaind which they havo not before seen nor will they tlrul them elsewhere offered. /Truly " Una wido-n-*ako bouse, aw is stated in the adver tisement, "is offoring raie bargains ( in Spring goods, which combine; tho newest style*;, latest novelties and best values of tho season." Hood tho advertisement, call and inspect tho goods and you will he ready to join otliors in saying "as cheap as you could ask." Death of Mrs. Cliftpn Dinlilns A communication from Sumter to tho Columbia Registei last Tuesday says: 41 "The community was Baddoned lato this aftornoon to hear of the doath of young Mrs. ?J. Clifton Dinkins, wli^e death, however was not unexpected. Mrs. Dink ins leaves a husband and a young child to mourn her fate, beside many relatives and friends of both herself and her husband." Mrs. Dinkins was tho daughter of Mr. John YV. Young, of Rem belts, to whom and other relatives we extend our sj'mpathios. ? Plain while, colored and figured Duek at various prices at The Gilt Edge Store. ..?..????Hi 1 1 Personal. That excellent gentleman Mrt)N. A. Hethune, of Lyuchwood, was in Camden on Monday last and paid ; us a most pleasant call. Rev, A. T. Jamison, Miss Hello Thomson and Mr. C. L. Kirk ley are attending a meeting Of the Baptist Young People's Union now in session at Greenville. Mr. John McSmyrl, who left Camden several months ago to re side in Atlanta, has returned to J Camden to live. Mr, W. D. Marshall's Barn Burned. On last Sundatf morning about 8 o'^lo^Jc Mr. YV. I). Marshall's barn containing 000 bushels of corn, and under the sheds of which was stored fi^vje tons of guano, was completely destroyed by Are. Mr. Marshall has no idea how the firo originated, lie had been out to feed his stock only a short time before the fire was dis covered. The loss is quite heavy and wo regret exceedingly to learn .of his misfortune. There ?was no insurance. You must read Tho Chronicle if you want to keep posted. Woodmen of tho World. Mr. A? M. Hasting, Deputy Con sults in Catuden for ihc purpose of organizing u lodge of the YY'ood n\i/n of tho World. This is eaid to 'he ono of the very best orders. The insurance featuie alone is quite an inducement to become a member; the assessment on $3,000 at the age of 37 being only $15.00. At'^ the age of 50 on $2,000,the assessment is $23. 70. Members are received from, the age of 10 to 52 years. In case gf death n monument is] placed at the head of each deeeas <H\ member. Mr. Hasting proposes to organise a lodge to-night at the Opera House. * __r ....... - Summer Laprobes from 50c up, at tho Gilt Kdgc Store. Call at the Gilt Kdgo Storo and aee their Linen Homespun ? the ? very thing for shirts, and so cheap too. Ohomical Fire Extinguisher. At the~toaso ball park on last Wednesday afternoon Mossra; C. , Moo ro and II. C. DuBoso made a ve ry^>H^ce s s f o I tgst with the Banning ItftKjjved Electric Chem ical Proceae FirfetExUngittaiicr. A ? ahanty was built for the occasion, *in whfoli wa? pot ? cottiiiderabie ?mount of straw, bafrel atevea/fWt V. lightwood i>lank and other rery K combustible matter. A match applied aodlo a few minut?? the frattdiog was #el! ?iirttofwr~lh flame*. When the flra bad pained ; - good headway, an(T l;o" e*xirgo|iili it awm?(l a a i impoasibUUy, the chemical procesa wee applied* end to leae time tbaojttakea io re*d cafiaioSy * wo?d4rfa) ?-a ami il . .. ? - nnn nnr ho. V - ' .V ?very h??nec contacted one, our be s ?JSPyL tM ? 7^ . - "V ? - ? . if. - Tho Gam* Law, Tlio lime for shooting etc., expired on t ho Inst day of March, land hunters will nowjiayo to lay | liMitlo their gnus until next Kail. I Gout's uinl boys' Malag* h tils from 10c uj> at the (lilt Edge Siore. Buffalo S. B. Convention. The Sunday school convention of ButValo township will convene with tho Providence Baptist Chuich on Saturday beforo tho second Sunday in April. The Church is located near Houghs bridge. Finger Cut off1. Mr. .J. B. Oftbkinft, of Bodkins, met with the misfortune one day last week of gelling one of tho li ti gers of his loft hand cut oil'. He was leaking some repairs about a mill when a heavy piece of fchuft ing fell upou It. The Moeting at tho Baptist Church. The protracted meeting at tho Camden Baptist Church will com mence next Sunday week, the 10th inst., Tho pastor, Rev. A. T. Jam ison, will bo assisted hy Key. Mr. Gardner, of Greenville. Advertised Letters. For week ending Mar. 28, 1NSI7: J W Rogers, John M Phillips, Min nio McClinton, Tabbio (Marlon, At La Pont, Emma Lang, Anon "Lewis, Mary J Kirkland, Minion W Huek aboe, J F Getty s, Steele Gladney, James G Bailey. G. .1. Shannon, P, M. Beautiful, Lovely, Exquisite, Is the millinery department' of The Camden l)rv Goods Co. "This looks more like Easter than any placo in Camden" said a customer yesterdav morning, "Yes, and more like city" Haid another, and so on. The latest and tho daintiest effect in ladio's, missos' and children's headgear. Selections from both Baltimore and New York. Call and see them.' The First Saturday in April. Having failed to .hear from the President in regard to c.allimr a , meeting of The Chronicjo Cotcr. pond outs' l'Vatcmal Clni), the Com mittee on By-Laws suggests that there bo a meeting of the Club on tho first Saturday in April (being the third day) at 11 o'clock a. m. at. Tho Chronicle oflfiec? jtfLet EVERY correspondent bear ffr mind that he (or she) will be expected at thi& meeting. Come one, come all. Respectfully, Tho Committee Silkaline and Golden Drapery in beautiful colors and designs ftom 8^0 up at the Gilt Edge Store. Spoaka Well for the Colored Race. A, W>/iIaigins, an industrious and well-to-do colored man of the Anttoch section, is erecting a d well ing house, which, when completed, will noj, only be an ornament to his section, but also reflects great cred it upon the colored race. The out side work of the house is nearly completed. Besides this handsome residence Ilaigitis has also accumu lated a considerable amount of oth er property. This shows that the colored race has commendable as pirations, and it also shows that iho South is as good a home as the colored man can fltifi. ?A full line of Cretonne and Den ims in all the new sharjes for Dra pery ?fcc, M^t The Gilt Edge Store. Settlement With tho Comptroller G^n;. oral. Last Tuesday morning Mr. J. P. Derhnni, ohelf clerk in the Comp troller General's office came "over and had a settlement With- Capt. J. C. Rollings, anil the o'flice was turned over to Mr. W. R. Hough. Mr. Durham found everything in most excellent shape and Capt. Rollings oomes out of ofllco with flying colors. Tho amounts turn ed oyer bo him are as folhva : St.nte ^ 383 49 County 3,173.91 School- 6,019.01 This is the first county in the Stale to settle with the Comptroll er General this year. Trlmed Sailor hats for 10c at the Gilt Edge S Printer's Ink. There was a man in our town, and ho. was wondrous wise, For when he marked his, prices down, he then did advorliae. ? And when he saw this irs<?fe in crease, with all his might and main, he marked still lower every tiling, and advertised pgaio. And when he advertised again, his rivals cursed and swore, /lo see. folks g?f' wllh mighty rush, to pat ronize hi? store. ( t! And when tiiey sat In cplitude and saw film custom win, that man behind the cottftier stood'aod rak ed the nickel* in. And when he raked the nickels in, *nd for inn* miny, tad took * goodly lot of ink, and kept on tdwrUelog, 1 JSacb day m generous sum he'd ikt and demonstrattd plain, |b?j We paya for printer's ink, the greater I# hia gain.? Ex,- ' 1 ? ? ? . v f *<-? iDBurm - for Infants and Children. The Fac-simile Signature of Appears on Every "Wrapper. Till CCNTAUN GOUCAHYi II Mil II HAY UYMSkY. NliW YOU* ?ITY. J'iomi*cuott* Xtom?. In fertilizing fruit trees it kln>uhL bo remembered Mint tin* roots ox* loud as t'nr as tho branches liu\(| sltudo them. Eagles do not havo different males i eyerty season, as do birds generally; ? they pair for life, and sometimes oc cupy tho same nest, for many years. Sprint?, with that nameless pathos in tho air, Which dwells with all thiiiKS lair; Spring, with her golden tuns and silver rain, Is with us once again. ? Timrod. "TIRED MOTHERS find help ? in Hood's Sarsaparllla, which given them puro blood, a good appetite and new and needed STRENGTH. A big reduction in tho price of ali winter dress floods e.t \hc Gilt Edge Store, and now is your time to buy, as you can get them ai wholesale prices. Itch on human, mange on horses, dogs and all stock, cured in HO minutes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. ThU never fails. Swld by Dr. F. L. Zemp, Druijgtst, Camden, S. C. Wonderful are the cures by Hood's Sarsaparilla and yet it is only because as tho one true blood purifier, it makes pure, rich, healthy, life-giving blood. Hood's Pills for the liver and bowels, act easily, yet promptly. Wc. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. Tho tit- yj ? English Spavin Liniment re moves all Haul, Soft or Calloused Lumps and Blemishes from horses, Blood Spavins, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, King-Hone, S t i 11 e s, Sprains, a 1 1 Swollen Throats, Coughs, etc. Sare .$50 by use of one bottle. Warranted the most wonderful Blemish Cure ever known. Sold by Ur.'F. L. Zemp, Druggist, Onmdfi), 8. C. PERFECT aiul .permanent are the * cures by llood's ftirsaparilla, be cause it makes pure, rich, healthy, life and health-giving BLOOD. Be sure to got Simmons L'ver Regulator for your Spring Medi cine.. It's the old reliable, that did the old folks so much good. Won't let anyone persuade you to take anything else instead. Y/ju can always tell Simmons Liver Regula tor' by fheTRed Z on the -package. Don't forgeL tho word .Regulator? Simmons Liver Regulator ? better than anything elso and euro lo do you good. Wanted-An Ideal. W r 1 tft1' J $ MN* WEmiRBIJ^UN1^: Co"" t U>ri neya. Washington, 1). C?for tlielr $I,RX) pri*o oftex and lt*t of two hundred invcntlou? wwitod. Who can think iomo simple ilng to patent? CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. T. A. Slocum, M C., tho Great Chem ist and Scientist, Will Send Free to the afflicted, Threo Bottles of His ' Newly Discovered Remedies to Cure Con sumption and alt Lung Troubles. Nothing could tie CnfVer, more philanthropic .or carry more joy toj the afllictcd than the offer of T. A. Slocum, M. C., of New York City. Confident that he has discover ed a reliablecurc for consumption and all bronchial, llnoat and lung diseases, general deel ne :? nil weak ness, loss of flesh and all? condi tions of wasting, and to nr?ko its gre<it merits known, he will send free, three bottles to any reader of 'jP.he Chronicle who may lie suffer ing. Already this "new scientific coursc of medicine" has perma nently cured thousands of appar ently hopeless cases. The Doctor considers it hi* re ligious duty ? a duty which he owes to humanity ? to donate hi* infallible cure. He has proved lire dreaded con sumption irt ln? n curable disease beyond any ^Joubt, and has on file ia.Uls AauMrU??? ??d Karopean In boratories testimonials of exper ienoe from those benefitted apd cured, io ali parte of ibe world. Don't dtdsy until it is loo late. ConaumplioD, onioterrupi^dtmea?>s speedy nod certain death, Ad* Sleewmt 4fr Oy ?dHP tot street, New York, and when paMnffin* a<Miwt*, ?*d ^ , VWMMM. Don't Tobacco Spit aud Sivoko Your Life Away. If vou want to <j it it tnbneeo usin# oaaUy and Tovovor, heimtuo woll, strong, inuk'neVK, full o t now 111 a nnrt rlfor, tuko No-'lft-ilac, tho wonder-worker, that, inn ken weak meu Htroutf. Mnn.v gain ten pound* in ley days. Over 400,(XX) eurod/' Buy No-To-ltao of your druggist, under pmrantoa to euro, f>(K! or $1.00. Hooklrl and sample mailed freo. Ail. Blerlhitf liomoilyCo.jt.Miloairo or Now Vorlc. Lii W ?S? W " Stoves still on Instalment, plan. A small cash payment an delivery of stove. J. IL Ooodalo & 8011. DR. I~H. ALEXANDER, Dentist. Graduate of tin Philadelphia Den ill (JoiU'uo, Session l?S7f>-77. UKKK'K HI? OA I) N'S'JiKKT, Ca.mdkn, S. O. Two il<> u * Sum li iif 'I 'ho Chron icle Office. AIT? 1*9 '"CURU TO the Cbitor : ? 1 fmv# an absolute remedy for Consumption By lis timely use thousands of hop?lm luv? been already permanently cured. So proof-positive am I of its power that I co*skl?r It my duty to jjwl two bolt Us fret to thus? of your readers who have Consumption, 'lliront, Bronchial or Luii(,r Trouble, if they will write me tlwlr express and postoftice address. Sincerely, T. A. SLOdUM, M. C., 183 I'?arl St., Hew York, flij- Tlio KdUorial oihI Uhmmipis .Mnimeiiuput of tCis J'miar Uimr:uitov Itiin ffonorouu l'roposiUoiu mm BflHi mm. ^msshs " a^OAY. w\ MY- Vw.)zr. . mat KFFER'S WSBS 0M| It BCtfl powcflully ?iv.? qiitrfcty, Ctuco whon nil Others foil. YouJitt mca >VKOt* tos? uinnhoo..t olo mac recover yoatJifu! *i#or. AlieoJiitciy jJuur eoitiuifl toCJura In>rv?u?:w??i Xio?fcyltnmy, 3mi>ot?mcy, Hig^tty K iv 1 x *lon8/H?o?fcJP? w.r, (jlthef.' #o*? FAllloff Sleoor/i ?> natlntf 1H?< caie*) and *U *P*clt abu*$ or excutcs <nditcre(lon. Wurds off lfieanliy ami cOnBuinptton i'i let drofglet Intpgocj a worthloM wubilUutO on iDou'tiet dro?glet impgooawortnioMsuumiwio on amT3tf'SSM?v"{ai3jv^ c*n booarrtod la ?c,V(Ki?k?t. repaid pjjtt i wrtpj ?ft!af?.bs&sri?'?: tte&jizKffiSg. ! 3> E2E 5 % ?Z o % m r-i 5 La Grippe : If you have hs.d the Grippe, you know its aches and p&ins, the fever, the chil's, the cot^h, the depression ? you know them ail. The Grippe exhausts the nervous system quickly, lowers the vitality. Two things should fce done at once* ? the body must fce strength ened. and force must be given to tne nervous system. Cod liver Oil will dor the first tHy pephosphites the second. These are permanently and sleasaatly combined in Scott's Emulsion. It lifts the despomlencv and 'fieals the inflamed membranes of the throat and lunofS. But vow need npt wave. LA GRIPPE. You can put your system in a condition unfavorable to ft. Yov can have rich, red blood ; resistive strength ; steady brain ind nerves* a?otf s Emufsion prevents as well secures. or go for Scotfs Emuxion,. be sure you get the genuine. W0TTC * town, Vr* Ymk. Yes, it's war in down -trodden Oulm and i>vei y indiea lion of war in tho old country botwoen tho noroio (I rook and treacherous Turk, and wliilo llio Amortean pulse is calmly healing and seemingly performing but its ordinary task, r i t>; 1 1 1 horo in Ounulon war, yes win* is raging. It's not a "War of powder and ball, noitliora wi(y that leaves widows and orphans, but a war ol' principles, u war against high prices and King Credit. We are lighting tho battle for ihe masses, and there can be but one result, victory. About one y ear ago we unfurled our spot cash banner in historiof'Cumden promising the people we would sell our floods for cash bill we could and we would save ihem mo ney and \V K DI D, The {?onerous patronage bestowed upon us is proof positive. Wo are proud of our record. The " Spot Cash Banner Still waves, and with guns loaded to the muzzle with Big* ? alues And Lowest Prices \VK A K 10 PR HP A RED TO 8\V KlfiP Til K FIP,L1> In dress goods, woolens and wash fabrics are values un approachable. Our recent purchases while,., North rff>in priso the / LATEST STYLES AMI) KiiAUTIMTL E ITtiCTS. COM 1UN HI) WITH TlIJv Lowest Possible Prices. (-onie and see, havn f time to specify for this issue. .llllll VI J ij AUilXIilUl J j Beautiful! Lovely! Exquisite! The latest and the daintiest effects in ladies,' misses and children's head weai ? selection from both Baltimore and New V'ork. Our milliner spent some t ime North acquaint* ing herself with the latest stylos and combinations and with a stock that furnishes the best product ions of the sea son. She is now ready to take vour orders for faster. Ihe Pattern Hats. The pattern hats ? well to be honest, words fail- us in de scribing their beauty, they are so everything that, delights a woman's eve. You .just come on 1st ana ana of April, Our special opening days and there you will see these lovely productions of tho milliner's art. You are cordial ly invited. Bring all your friends and don't forget the time. Of course we can take your orders any time, either before or alter that time. RES PEOT.FU.LLY, The Camden Dry Goods. Co, 7 ' Jno. C. Cureton, Mir. m Ik feGILT EDGE mention below {i in s blowing you Ts offering rare bargains in Spring goods* and a. special invi tation is extended*to all to call and ex inline their immense ntoek, which comprises the newest styles, late?!, novelties and best values of 1 j ? o season, and as all who have '.seen tbetn have told us. "As cheap as yon could ask." We f<;W .of our leaders, and will take pleasure through the entire stock at any time: ?Plain white Organdie i(i various qualities. Organdie in beautiful evening shades. Printed Organdies. l)otted Swiss at all prices. Corded Swiss Mull in beatiful colors. Figured Nainsook very cheap. Cordele Marquise in all colors. Manchester Dimity (figured) all colors. Bousette Stripes. _j Scotch.. Lapetis (linen effect."} " Kt amine Roy ale. Silk finish foulards. 36 rn. Percales from 25 to 50 per cent. cheaper than ever. White buck in various qualities from light to very heavy. Figured Duck (navy blue.) White Marsailles AyitJj, black figure. White Marsailles with blue figure. Plain white Marsailles phcaper than ever offered. All the evening shades in Cashmere, Henrietta, Batiste, Al batross anft_Nun's Veiling. A fulFlTnc of cotton Crepon in staple and evening colors. All-wool GrenadijieXblack) 38 in. wide, very cheap. ' Figured Carina Lustrine (black) 44 in. wide. Line'tr Homespun (one ol the fads) very cheap and nice. full line and beautiful assortment of silks for shirt waists, &c., and best value for the. price ever offered. - - *?' ? ? i!ii _r. &o.* and at price# that will surprise. you, Figured Challies and I^awns from 3f c up. j vW* KKar^r^uW,- .. ?. ? . sssg Kggg IP ; i m . ? ? 7E&X KESPKuiW .. . H W. A.^schrock, NOTARY PUBLIC y CAMD13N, - ?? f, & J. T. OAMDKN, 9? Q? Municipal tingineering, Surveying of Lauds and tiuh-Dlviaiona of Tracts a MDCciaitv. Good Horses* mn an i nmmmmmmmmrnm/f* m I wf ali my I'riondtt to beav in mind that I keep constantly on hand good .? Horses and Males ? no Western stock. Whon you want a good horse or mulo oomo in nod lot mo soil you one. Vorv Resdeotf'nlly, S. B. LATHAM, Oct. 16th, '96. Administratrix Notice. All porsonn indebted to tho estate William W. II ill, deceased, will immediate payment to mo and thoao ha?/ ing claims ogiiiust suiil estuto will prcsat tlicm duly a wow to. Tliis 14 th dnv of January 1807. MA'nutviu?:T M. hall. * Administratrix. "Tho OharVoBion Lino." South ('nvolinn And Gcbrgla Kail l?ond. Charleston, H. 0,, Apr. 19th, 1890. * Vaaseiiger I )o part mbnt . Lv. Charvs'on 7 10 a m 5 80pm Ar. BnnltuoMrillo ftifl 6 10 " i'regnall? 8 1H f, ,r)0 " Orangiburg 9 28 8 2i " Kingvlllo 10 00 0 20 ?' Coluiulii.i 10 65 10 10 Lv. Columbia 7 00 a m 4 00 pm Ar. Kingville 7 40 4 41 " Orangeburg 8 21 6 27 Charleston 1100 800 Lv. Charleston 7 10 a m I! 5)0 p m " Hranohville 0 15 7 GO " Denmark 0 52 8 81 " Hlackvillo 10 10 8 50 Ar A UKUBta ^ J 1.1 51 a m 10 45 p m Lv. Augusta <5 20 a m 8 20. p m " Hlackvillo 8 60 6 6 0.1 " Denmark 8 22 6 17 " ttranchvillo 8 55 5 55 A r Charleston 1100 8 00 Past Express, Augusts Washington Wills Sleepore to tuid .from Kow .York. Lv. AtigiiaU 2 35 p m Ar. Aiken 3 15 Donmnrk 4 10 / . ... Lv. Denmark 0 66am Aikon 7 28 Augusta ? 8 10 Daily Except Sunday. * TjV Camden S 45 am 2 25 p m Ar. KingviMo 10 00 a m 4 85 L.\' Kingvillo 10 25 000am' Ar Camdou v 11 55 a m . 8 15 Connections : ? Clydo S. 8. Lino Charleston, So. Ity.,Oo? inmhia, Through Wagner Sleeper between Charleston and Atlanta. Ti. A. iOmorson, Traffic M*g'r? 10. S. How'"n, Gen. Manager, General ollieo. CharluKton. S. O. at Catawba J Ohio Rj\*kk fa (Juarles. . TON RAIIi'WAY COMPANY. ( ? ? ? To tako efloct January 4th, 1897, .?18, A. M ? Eastern Time. V Northbound. Southbd*Jld. 1st clues daily except Sunday. . - . r it Camden DoKitlh Woetvillo * Kershaw Ilev.lh Springs Pleasant 111 11 Lancaster RiversldA Spriugdell Catawba Junction Xoslio ? Rook IIIll Newport Tiraah YorkviUo Sharon Hickory G fOVO Smyrna ' RIacksburg A M 8 OC ry 20 ? 8 SO 9 10 !) 40 fl 60 10 00 10 20 10 r.o 11 05 11 25 1 1 85 12 00 12 20 P M 85 iihu'kRhurg Karls Patterson Springs Shelby Lnttiinoro iMoorefboro Henrietta Forest City . Rutherfordioh Millwood Golden .Valley Thermal CU> Glenwood Marion Camden . DeKalb Westvlllo Kershaw Heath Spring!,.. Pleasant if 111 Lancaster Klvurddo ... Snrinirdell Catawba Junction ? !,eslio Rock Hill Newport Tirzah I YorkviUo 2nd Class, daily exoqpt^unda .A Jt? 8 80 0 00 9 15 10 45 11 05 11 15 12 05 12 8 > 12 50 1 50 2 00 2 20 4 00 4 20 4 40 5 0ft"W 540 * Sharon irtckofy smytuk Jg BlMk.ba? No. Si I.M coti^Iw; "1U? u? cu?. . i ter iwdjjftol* RaP J c. with wP#