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Soncl Them in P? rflou1* holding coupons for tlio Fanvera Coldest will please send I hem in luvay in order that they \vi I ho ?uro l<> reach lis in time. Xit'O Oounty. After tlio recent eleelion fo? Lee county it. was clunked Hint there wore in egulai idea at C\ presa and Aahland, two preciucit* in Dailingtun County, for which a protest whs entered. A special from Dili linglon sny? t lint. the Ashland poll 1 .?i. showed 'hat the votes did not a It eel the result, and it was ulao decided to throw out tll'c vole ? of Cypress after examin ing .witnesses from both plact s The decision was unanimous against the new county. Among tho Churches. Tho KeV. Mr. Oordun preached his llrst sermon to thu congrcga lion at Malvern Hill chapel last Sunday afternoon, hi-* sermon was excellent and was highly appreein ted by tho congregation, he will Ifohl aer vices lis ere again next Sun day \Wak at 4 o'clock p. m. The twentieth seaaiJTu' i.f the Smith Carolina Sunday School Convention will meet in Camden on Tuesday, the 24th ii.at , contin uing through Thursday, tho 20th. A large gatheiing of Sunday school workers i? expected. The meeting wi'l he in Id in the Melln - dial Cliutch. The music will he furnished by memhers from the va rioua white church choirs of Cam don. ? Advertised Lotions. l?\?i* WC' k end'-d Aug. H, l8v)Y : II May rn ul, -MfdcM Liuchcrger. Willie ifallV'frlcl hea Mack, Anns Johnson, Annie Harrison, .Juiio-h Kutherford, Sallie Stevenson, Isaac JStihkland, vV? nicy Truesdel, Lou isa Col dm a it,- I) L Donyjass, K? Iiooca Klelohur, James James, JSallie Vetcp. C. J. Shannon, 1\ M. WW LA II, VUl.'UST IS- ID, 1K!)7, The Date forlhe 20th A annul County S. & Convention. ? 'J he Indira Hons are jot a l<\ne Meet inn ?An Jntemslivf/ l'rojranime Arranged ? The twentieth aumnl Countv Sun day School Convention will ho hold with Reulah Sunday School, livenHles souih ? eaal of Caindon, on Wednesday il'-d Thursday, -August )Kt.h and Mth. 'I'hej Indications point to a decidedly proh ta ble aim interesting meeting. - Even prep irat ion for the entertainment ol tho delegates i 11 he carefully looked after by the cuiniiiiltee of arrange- , incuts. The good people'of JJeul ill and Mt. Olivet can lie relied upon to con tribute ther full share to the succtss of the meeting. Delegates a3 soon hs they are elected nhould send t heir names to Mf. ,N, Humphries, Camden, S. C , who will re port them to his committee and see (lull homes arc aligned them The committee of arrangements con sists of Bros. T. W. B. Sndfh, Joel Hough, It. M. 1'earci', C. \y. Hum phries and J. Frank West. It la earnestly desired that every ? flchool in the county he fully repro Merited. "The Convention shall be composed of all Pastors of Evangelical Churches ? <iomp?-?el of white.' members, of aft /Superintendents of Sunday Schools of white members, of all slu/ifJJng com mittees to bo elected by theConyen ? ti?n. nod of on? delegste at large for (each Huiiday School in a working, or ganized condition, and for ever fifty members or majority fraction thereof, an additional delegate" /Nte that a copy of the programme }? placed in the hands of each delegate. Bring your Bible and gospel hynrti book with you. A contribution is expected from every school in the county. Make this as liberal as you can -it will he needed to lit Ip on the work. Pray earnestly for the siieoesH of the convention. ' The following programme has been prepared: ... Wkdniwdav Mokn\no.j ?.:?)? Devotional exercises, NUj jt>e con ducted by Itov. O. D./Veterson.' 10 ? Kn roll men t of delegates and efiic iion of officers. 4 10:80? Welcome address by ttev. X'eter Stokes, response. 11 ? Reports of schools, giving full ^ statistics. Miscellaneous busines '. Recess. Afthhnoon Skssion. 3? Praise meeting. 11:30 ? Subject for discussion? Who benefit can a young man derive fr'otn the Sunday school '} Hicks Fort. 4? IIow can the Teacher Develop a love for Bible Reading?- Rev. A.T. Jamison. Miscellaneous business^ - Adjournment. ""Thuhsdav Moknino, - ('onsecration meeting. K) -Are parents under any obliga tion to attend the Sunday School? if no, what obligation V. <?. C. Hrur?. 10-30? The blackboard in the Sunday School. ? A. 1\ Jtrown, Heath Spfings. i li , ?Kl~ Interch^nffq of views by dele gates, tfivintf information us to how their schools are cWducted and snrh orher information as loav be helpful to the general Sunday Hrhool work- ? Tj J tilts l> ay Aktkhnoox. t; II -Devotional meetinjr. 3:15? flow eaj^the missionary spirit Ite devt(lope?l in (he Sunday School? Jtev, O. M. Richards. "^JMO^-Aro There any way -r,f interest* ing shirkers and jVrkWs?' Alex Urotwi Itnii Key. 9. I>. Kailey. Adjournment. /A " * Dinner will b? furnishbg on the grounds. Delegates are urged to be on time, jiffld to remain throughout, tiie entire -* session ?|<U?e-cnn veiillwir AJftnto par-' an.l OiO llllk . pension of u?e cnnvtiinmi. .<.m. r,l t id pate in the discussions and Uie biih. !???? of (he convention generally. ?' * ? ' O. W. IMrehmore. President. L. !?*? Copeland. ? Jbkcre<Uiry. T he public i osd lesding from CmmJrm townrris the Infirmary h?? ttr im*?)** orders j. . ? Senator jlillman at Black Jack. According to aiinouncotnen' Sena tor Tillman was piosonl ati< 1 <1 1* I i v? r? i'd a h i ?<-*?<* 1 1 ul tit*' pic nio of tlii> L li on y Hill Hi Ilea at lMack ?lm,k on l.vl Saturday. Ins suhj'et. tho lhs-i pensivy. NN'lu-n Ti o Chronicle sir- , rived (ho m\|?n' w is speaking, htv- I ing Just commenced. 'i Ho latlioicul all responsibility for i 1 1 1 1 law; ho n uracil it anil hell it typ ; ( imd stood I ? v ii. ili'fi ? ii ? 1 1'? I it agai'iihi ?> i i the attacks in tin* courts, in t.lio I | ) irlinul??n wan- an I is now standing ? i'V 1 1 in t 'o/^onalo. 1 1' hud wot s j ii ? 1 faithful i lVnrt can h ivo inlhicuiv : his hi!], recently dofo.?>ed in tic | il'iiisr, will ml pass Congress. Our kovoriiint?nt Js nufr' at Columbia hoi ; a Flat Uoolft, ty/1 C. Federal judge* i i :i< 1 issUtj<i injunctions as thick us j ? c.ivos upon a tree. He, howovri l ? xproHscil a perfect willingness toj ain lo by the wish of the majority , j il a majority of tlio ptjoplo diil n t I want thu Dispensary ho' was willing i 1 1 ? soy it go, hut sanl ho so long as ' (lio majority say they want it I will ho found lighting for it io thu last liioh, bo hi|lp mo God. Ho bolio\e<t in it there we.ro wives ami mothers) hi that crowd who pi efei red. the l>i.?-j pmisary lo tho old tmrrooin system l{o oritiosed the prouehois for opposing the law, because. a^ tlio^ .??ay, it is a shamu for the State to l?t) irilmg whiskey. They tstilid along ( side tlio bar keepers in th.ir opposi tion - tho ilevil at onu end of Hid I rope and the preachers nt tlio other, ( r) ing to choko the law to death. I'hey have a I od themselves w ill (JonzaU'S, Hemphill, Simonlon and tlio dov 1. I hero was stealing in the dispell *ary because of tlio divided respon ?< bjiily, I ut that there wa..s also dis I'iiiokU elsewhere. W e liavo thiev? ing cashiers in the, hanks thieving ??lories in the >-lor>s, thieving eonnt\ t reaft'irer*1, olerks of court ami nmli ioi>: in fact corruption in f nnd in every form of Governor nt, and it unfair to hold tlio dispensary man agenient up to. scorn Hs tho only trust, in which there is stealing. Senator Tillman asked if H ere was, anyone who wanted to ask any ipications in regard tnj-hp dispensii ry, Sumo one in the irrcjwd ask^d ?'.vhat about the interview in regard l.o I rby? ? A good deal of lanulitcv ?viih evoked by the Sen "tor reply in. ? that that had no more to do with i lit? dispensary than a hog has ve'i gion. ? ; ? He made a ilefoncp fit Governor Kllefbe. Ho had known the Mover, nor a long time and lie was his goo?l personal and political friend; lie wa.s an honest man and truthful, and bo hud no idea ho has gone to I \ ing at this late Oay, Tho Oover nor had been criticised in Ids action about the metropolitan police. It had been wnid dial the Governor had a deal with the Charleston people, promising t1 remove the police in return for their support. He did not belie vo it. Two days after the begiol^tijrp met in Janmry he lutd i> friendly Interview with fjovopior Kllerhe and advised him not to re, move Hie police unless e^-ery mem hprof'ho Chorleston city council would gIm.ii on fl/rrecmcnt to see the law enforced, '['lie jff 'vornor said he would not, and he did not thin)/ ho had turned out to l)(' it liar ft''d a hypocrite. Senator Tillman ^hen slated that ho thought ho ^ had spoken lon?z enough and felt very much like eat ing some good jfytjncnpl'Cr fppft chick en and liiseuit After 'the tpeech several ladles were introducod to the Senator one of whom said to him that, she was n Oontjopvotivo but endorsed his posi ti6n upon. I he dtsponpary. About this time it wail. diecoKornl that the Senator would scarcely have timo to catch tlie Irain an?l ho lef? immediately stating that he wouhl eat hja fried chicken on the road. Senator 'pilitn?n l)f?ii)jy o|T, tho crowd then turnod their attention t/f dinner. Ar>/f^uch~s*-a)jnner ! A plenty of everything and to spare, and the bPst kind. There was no long set table, but numerous spreads decorated almost, 0)0 enMr" ground. Tlio editor of Tlio Chrordale enjoyed immensely his dinner at the spread presided over by the cultured poo plo of liberty Hdl, whose hospital ity cannot bo surpassed. - Aflat- dinner tho audionco was treated to a f,poouh from Congress man T. .J. Strait which wafc h(jhlv interest ng throughout. It was estimated that tlioro were between 800 and 1,000 people pre sent, nnd tlio number would have been doubled had it not been for tho inclemency of the woathor. ('a- 1. Kiehords deserves great, credit for tho admiraMu manner in which the picnic was conducted. It was a grand success. W. Jt. Smith's Coi:cgfi,Lexinpton,Ky., J la whore luinrirpM* of cl^rka, far. mer boyfl nnd hive iitveatnl $00 for 1n?ll?n and hoard for an oiK motion and ure now gutting $1,000 nnd over it year Itend ftd. nnd ke?>p ? liffi notion for reference. Remem ber In order fl?nt 3'onr leflnrfl mny r<*nc)i Um5 collage to nddrrnR oniv W. It. SMITH, /^xington, Ky. Women WaKUnff Away I* oftee^onnftriMiv a IncJkof fo o , in the* fefhnlo anatomy# Dr. Hell* j 1 (^'Sy fte . . r . gan^-fnflurfcfl regularity, euros nil fontfite di?eafle*?. increase* the appe^ tUe. and insure*' tmoysnt* roseate health - Try.it.- and .: be -convinced that it la. the gtmai^r .all r^uj* lort and bcautifien. I'rice $l per bottle. For salo t?jr . draoirsts, or wend to B?lwiy Mfg. CovBoV 199 j AUania, Cla. . V Fuels About the Contest. Yule* I h I ti n Kh i morn' Content ?iil I ??? i < ee i veil up I ? ? (> o'clock I 'I huts l:i\ ewniasj i In* 2<>th. ii\l i ?? < >4 of thi4 paper con* t -i id in u co'n |m?m * ail t?i? sold for "J t: ' I'im- i'mjic, |iiov i . I . i | i ImI not less | I 1 1 'I 1 1 MJK* 1 1 I/. ? II | I ?? I 'I l\?' n Si n 'J 1 1' copies f? e . 100 copii i) ?2. uOO eopivs I e e:uli. Tho Teachers' Institute. Tim Touchers' Institute hold in Oondeu this wrok Itns lu.?ni v?? v mic- . o.ssfnl. The ult in li- co lins I nun > 1-cy OOO'l Mll't <i l cut (U'lliUl 1 1 H S lu." II ? li'i'ivfil 'The I it <4 1 i f u t ?> professor* from hoc to Wiunslioi'ii where ! i I'ev will hul l air Institute i. * \ i j S\ OI'U. Tliu colored Institute has also lieeli Well attended. Porsonal. | Mr. I' T. Villepi^ne 1 ? * f I \ eu <>r- j 1 1 . v lor Now V<t k to intilio li-H Kail | P't" chases Mr. V. JO. DelVisi will leave j < 1 mole II in a few d:l\s to locate in I ' it ion. Mm* M it he Gerald who has hoea v i ^ i i i it ?*? in Slimier, Imn rcturneil j liotne. Ilei sinter Miss Itessic Ger- { si I ? I is visiting at Blaekvillc. Messrs. 1). M. H.'thuiO', .1. ('. U'lilinys, .las. I<. Ilnile, \V, I). M< - Dovvall ami L. L. Clj burn have tieeli elreteil delegPteS to attend i lie rl>iinioo at Greenville on the ?J.")th rest. Miss Helen KirUlami wis eli 08e n as sponsor fol the ( Jutnp. M is. K. M. IN'iuliix and her sis ter Mrs. Delia llinson, are <?n a i vn or tli ice week's visit, to Heath Springs. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. Sr. Found Dead in Bed. Miss M?ry 1 1 .-i in in a whin woman about .r)0 years < > f : 1 1? who ?-ame to this eity from < *ii 111 n , >v?ig fu||||il (lead in h.e.d Mondax ni?.hl nlioui >i ('clock Slin lived ilmie in a l> in* tic on Sumicr Rireei ?ind no (?n<> wiiH with ficr at Ihe ? uiii* of her death. S'ic had been ?iik f..? a \Vei k or lonycr with fi ver and was ;i I. tended by Di. Ar i ?- 1 1 j ? ? Chill*. Nile wiis tint eonsidcr id dan<ii>ro(iHiy i p, and ||er midden leal h wiih imm'X ji'M'ted. Oaroia't .Moses sn in tunned a jury yesterda\ and held an inqneat over the dead body. The verdict, whs that the deceased came t ?? her dealh from natural causes.? tl amler Wateh >11 a n. Fiah Fries.. Last Thursday u reporter for The r??n do attended a lish fry at the Mclbie old m !1 silo and a most en joy iblo tiny was spent. There was ipiile n er<?w<l of }??<! "?<?>?, gentlemen, iiinl children pnBonJ The ^onl, lu men ?el. ?>u I to catch II. c fish and the hid os to cooking iliein. Thoro was an abundance of fts'", and the tabb- j tfhiel) ft'iis near tlio pond, was filled i wi_i.li everything thai, niiyr,UP could wish lor. Imagine plenty of fresh fish, ice cream, cake and an ubun dance of <? her good tilings, with a go d naiured, jolly, hungry crowd and you will ?ee at n glance that i( waj< ap enjoyabjp nflfajr. 'J lioso neighhoruoo<l gatherings arc a good thing for any and all neighborhoods lo have. Thoy briny the people together and tend to flia|<e them more inlitnnte and friend ly. Otjr ri'pr*iter ei jnyod if. bllgply and he is eonvi eed Hint all who were present had a splondid time, and he hopes that this vill be re peated on ly and ofien arid that he will not be forgotten when" xthe invi tations f?re sent around A party (if gentlemen from West ville spent orle n:glit Inst week sein I ng in the liver. The result was a good time th/?t night and soreness the npgt (jnyj 7 Program of Sumter Union. The Sumter Union wilJ moot with the Cedar C.e? k Baptist phurch, Aug. *27, 1807, at 10 o'clock a. in. The jnttoijuctory sermon by Rev. C. I)., Peterson. Missionary serin on by Kev. S, I).' Yates. ff Friday. 1. Can we as Baptist fellow'A whip or endorse iiiciuImth who tnke part in worldly revelry? U.J Wat sou. 2. Are we gaining in our Sun day school woik in the Sumter Union? McDonald Davie, 3. Who i3~ai fault for . the in* netivity. of our churchce? T. h. Davis. v Saturday. Can I lie Ilnly Spirit nhldt* wiili a c.liurc.li lluil in ffiitM)ii*slon* fir y in spin I and practice? (J I) IVl,?r*on./ 2. WltttL M.iiKi I ti?i nccpplrfulu prnyrr (n Goo? T--W Hawkins, ? :j. > llnratt Mj8Mion??. .) J Thump mm, Foreign Mia&ion*, JtniMft W Smitli, Stain Mission*, ? I) V?lr?. 4. MiniM?rini Kiliivatinn : i 1m drmnmis tijMin ?i% ami ;?4v **(.*??** d?>riv*<! from it and out duty to ohriiiiflfii^ ifiv nc^ro, Kvr. j. W. K?iiny. Il?v, J. N. Rntr.mtoger, hnk<lkinvf nted" * pntfclo that grown i?ift(Mit *!??< If tlit* bt- m# t!?r poU*o ?>u* will hate to buot up nsot^r^ib.-Ki. ? ? ?; v." A Piot u\i an>i Skrt ?U 01 th?> Lito ofl Tho Winner ot Uu> Cotton 1'lnntov, li U our p irpmc, if llm winnrr ! in willing to hoar ilm o.\p*Mis<* *?i I'lot'lTo! |?o whu'h will h*> nominal, 10 pillllisll U poMl'tlll, Idiji't IllT /\K I I h a sketch *?!' ti<" hit* <>f tiio w'lmci "i ! tli*< fo Ion poklitO', i) \J' t ?; i \o lr?'?? ul j otlitr^o l<> III!' OpiOK ol (!**' |ui|>??r iMtntnimn^f tlitf writ** np. ! wiiiRH' mm. \ A Valnaiils CuttM IMt Will Bs Aw.ir.|j:l T.i] Firiini'Hi^iviitT j 'finHiilte:! Nii'tfeOfVfe ? ????? ? ? I'll*' ( *|? r? ??? i **K**ai Kuni eiV Con torn "pi'iiH ii | > in- (I iv. *1 'lie plan is iliis : 11 I ? ? W i-. pU|illS'l*'<i U COtlpOII (Mill i 'lining a hl-mk lino upon which is j.i it** ?vi; ion tin* intmo of t )| ** (?ir* ? vvlio i!i<' s*-n?|i'V c?.lisi*ioi's lit*' ii m| on*- in Ivors! , w eniYmv. Tlir <*???? |>?\i) is to lie on i out. and niailod ( ? ? r bronchi) to iliig ? ? I li *?*?. An ito "II lit will '?*? k ? ' I > l ul l ho Vllt I'N <* H M I ?*n?l ninety *l?%vs ntior lliia * i >i i < > { :M a v '21st. ) The I'll roniolo will pic s* ' nt t <* the farmer roooivinjj the highest mini Inn* <>f vote# a viluahle .:*?Llnii plainer. Wl?'? will enjov ilic ? list inel .ion of beinij llio heat f'irin <-i in K*'islia\v oonnix? S*?n*l in i he coupons for your f ivorilv ftirni *??! . I lorn it is : 5 h ? ' c 1 M' 9 MB O ? 1 (H ! 5 ? i o 0 | > U :: ^ L V V\ * , .H ? .... I t K : ? ~ M ' ? ~ p*\ i -- ***> ^ | ?'?> ^ fa & ??> How The Vote Stands .1 N .1 ones, C.uiuli'ii . .1 .1 Cmlrv. Hnvkins, .1 W D.ivi.s, Antioeh. T H Tlmrne, Camden, It l> \\ illiiuiiK, (,-iUu?lon. \V F II , AVcsl vilL?, I < K I'e.dilos, Lueknow, (I M Turner, lioykms, 1) ( 5 KIcIcIk r, West ville, ?I J? NcIk'Hi, DelWield, 0 Sloki'g, Camden, H Moaeley, Ciunden, \V W MicUle, Camden, 1/ r VIhmM, Onm^ci, II M Hudson, ('iinnk'n, I.- ' (! .1 I'iiUcr, Camden, 0 N Hum plircys, ?4 '* U:,!l '''leknov*', (? W MoRclfy, Camden, .1 S (inrdmr, Wufetville, D C5 Team, Camdon, li M 1Vaic"\ Camden, W 1) Hoy kin, Cunidcn, f < W liiibnoy, 'Vrndun, A I <? x Drown, Kershaw, Dan Kirklnnd, Kall>, I) J Humphrey 8, Camden, XV !?* DeLonehe, Cannlen, Henry Oullnw, Camden. .foci Hou?li, I \V I' i)?DoKe, Camden, lj J^CIyWurn , Westville, .1 M NVaKs, Lynch wood, A G Dradlcy, Cnmden* J{ Pnlloraon, I M.erty Hill, T A Oniillicn, Sp. \\V ?;^t viijo, A M Dnnn, Cunnldo, M D Mcleod, CnmdW Hiram Nellies, Sr., Ca\nden, K It Klliotl, Cam don. ^ II S ,[ T Vf'?">K? IvObj II W I) Marshall, Oamdcn, 1 1 I* II An'anfs, Camden, II T V Parser, Camden, 1 1 \Y I) M< Dowiill, Can toy, 1 ) X F Kelly, \yr*tville, 11 ijolin Jlovkin, Camden, II it Tidwuli, Kn|h, 10 iJave Watkins, C?roden, 1ft I) I* C Mil rcli isou, Camden, 10 \V II IVeldo.M, I.uckuow, 1ft T ?I Anerum, Camden, 10 .?*?<* Myers, Camden, 10 J T Coals, Cannirn, JO II Addison, Camden, 10 .1 S Morony, Caimlt n, Ift Chnrlen Ivtlns MeLanc, I.yncliwooil, 10 .T'R'Trhntli un, Onnlcy. ' U K M llendrix, ( ' aiuden , !> J A Kirby, Camden, ?? W K Keel, C. uikIkd, ?? \V J Drn'n ford. Can lay, fi II N Hull, lyitcknow, 0 M Nation, Camden, ft .jolin A Kul'on, Camden, - --9 .1 A Hoaoonroufcli, Camden, ft O L DlxoivCamdon, U T A C?Hltben, Wi'Mville, 0 Alexander Jolwa6n, Camden, !> C M Alexander, Antioe.li, t> I) |C Spencer, CunrJen, ' 0 C W McCrtftklll, Antloeli, ft i* C l'?Uv Camden, ft J L Cettv#, Jr., Camden, , f> W T MrCnakill, Catarrh, ft >ft H Vioykin, Camden, ? ft W W Hnckabe, Cantcy, ft Oa|?t Mo#dy;Hon?l^ Tlmrod, ft C C Vaufifvn, Camden, k 1-X MeCnakM, Ahnev, - - 1 ? ft .fatnea It Maglll, Ilnuatdl Place, ft 8 OvClylmru, Camden, y ? !) M Hirnflf, ?Lyftehwffcd, ft A* JT-. W rf t , I ; jrrclnrmni , v u . : ; If nTaUlipCaTftT^T?" "J W B SmUff, Camden KCAV4I VmLa twiuwl t.Ju 4*jL?t W?i*? kiitv ? I J . . Ol-TKliS SLAUGHTERED PRICES I'Yom ii > w until \v> i' i hi i'ii I <> on r (>!< UtnUivl 1 1 is l> ?i n<( (Miliii'i??Ml a > m I improved. Wn mention Itojmv a fo\v aitmlon and plit'O", mi I as it would In* impossible ? 1 1 him o every i In n^j in our immense sloek, must ask you to lal?o iliis as an ii 1 ? ? x In I lu? \\ '?o|i> : i . j Shilling print^. eodm-vd lo .'5'}e. Colored Scotch lawu?, only I*' pur yard. < Jolored ehadies hi por \ard. <?*?>)? ????>? ! hiwns, (ii nieo assortment) only ( >)<>!*?>< 1 iiaiiiHOi.lv aii') dunii ies i ? > i 1 1 < ? ? I to ;? ?. oli L'tppettes (linen elFeeli) only I'.iio per yard. Colored hiinily, reduced to !>.*. por yard, worth S'ripod him! H go rod, from ( ? 'j , worl h por omit. mora. I )uo piooo I')! Iuiiihio r?'dtieo<l to ts.\a worth I no. N'ui'H voi'ing, soanouablo color*, i *?? I to l ie por yard. OrHpo olTopt, i i iui s veiling, at onl) lOo por yard. H(t inch IVrcalon i ??? i { to f>, (?? . and S'( c per yard. A nico assort mont of snuuiior SiIUm at abMolu'o coat. \N' hito ainl Colorod Duck roduood lo S.\, S>, and I0?', worth .'III por conl moro. Whito Nainsook, (chookod) roduood to I. 7.}, ami 10<* por yard. Plain Nainsook (white) roduood lo8t\, 10, 12, and Ifai por yard, worth -It por coi. t uioro. Dotto.l Swins i od uooil to (?'?' por yard. A splondid assorlmoid of 1 i am I ?n r^ and Swias omhroidorioa at absolute cost , Torchon Laeo, by tho vard ? ?r by tho piooo, lower than ovor hoard of. [''louneing for children's dronaoK from l'^o tip. A fow Linon lap robes lofi winch wo will oloso out at lt)o oach. All hI.nIoh and (pialitios fioiu "p. ( louts whiio an. I colored shii is. "ro'idv mado" from l.">ft up -j'ist think of it ! Anything in hosoiry at from to nO por cont. loss than value A tug Into Table l>auuihk fiom 1 />o por >atd up. Tablo oil cloth, goo I quality, from lf>u up. Tho entire stock of Clothing at and below post. Carpets, Matting and Kugs at and below coat. BIG REDUCTION ! r In everything as wo must reduce our stock boforo going buck to our hand hoiiio qui.! torn. ? Lot of Ladies' and ( Junta' IJudiuvosts and Drawers (samples) at. 25 per cont loss than i ognlar cost. All Winter goods at a lug aacrilico. Now in llmtimo in reap gonuino bargains and romoinbor wo havon't boon advertising all summer lit COST so wo moan morn than wo any. , J Proprietor, STILL IN THE LEAD WITH TINS LOWEST IMttOKS. Clieapesnt Store in Gam den, 8 lb*. of good Rio Coffee for $1 00. Arbuoklos Celebrated Arosa Parched Coffee (i lbs. for ?1. 2 lbs. Coffee, parched and ground, for Jolu^bia River Salmorr $2 l-2c , all other Brands I On. Tomatoes, 3 lb etuis, only 8c. . Reaches, 3 lb. cans, only 7c. Rest Keg Soda only 5c per lb. $ qt. Coveted Bucket only 5o. I qt. Coffee Pots only 5c. Nice heavy Turn biers only 20c set. Ileinz's celebrated Pickles and Sauces at lowest prices. lbs. standard jjrurmlatpd Sugar $1.00. A full line of heavy and fancy Groceries always in stock and at lowest prices. A real good Tobacco for 20c to 35c per lb. A good smoking Tobacco at only 20c per lb. All goods guaratn teed ;>s represented, ABSOLUTELY GIVEN AWAY? N?) OH A ROE, NO CON DITIONS! The following grand prizes will be given away to customers: 1ST, A Gold Plated Watch worth #20.00, 20 years guarantee. No charge, no conditions. <> .. . - . 2ND. A Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Machine, second band, but in good condition. 3RD. A Double Case Silver Watch worth about $15.00. 4TH. 1 A good open face silver case watch worth aot $10.00. r,TU. A ?^>od nickle case watch worth about $5.00. (>TH. A good nickle case watch worth about $2.00. 7TJI, 81 It, 9TII i> NmOTII. Jewelry prizes ranging in value f(\>m 25c to $1.00. ,/ lniiroaoTii, v Prizes consisting Vii household articles. - x- ?/ v Romctnber, there are no charts nor condi t(on,s .tof) above distribution of prizes. Any purchaser ofr'T^WK) DOLLARS worth of goods for cash at one ti mo at our stote will ^e enti tled to a ticket. There arc only three hundred tickets. Draw ins will take place as soon as tickets have beon given away. The mode of drawing will be as follows: A little boy will be blind folded, first ticket drawn will take first prize. 2nd ticket will take 2nd prize, 3rd ticket drawn will take 3rd jfti^e, and so on. Money Back if You Want it! A* T liavr n reputation to' sustain ns well as aoine other people, I ?ay if liu goods are not. nxn>pre*.'iitct1 yr>u cah Itava ynnr money luuk if yon want it~wlK?U?*r. tha? good* nre groceries or cist goodft you e?n have >?*ir money l?ack If yon want it, whether the fniilt. in mine or yonin. I will refund jour money, rwthor than hare a dissatisfied ciw toincr. Kemembcr you must lie wtisfinl with .lie relghtu and measure* ?a --11 -? the quaht ui* of the good* I -ell yon, I (akaali U?o risks; you talc* bom. J ? | what I way ? I au?h?f?l<n?*ay a ^ J.I M Suwcll, Koisliaw, K I, ('atop, ( 'utnrrh, I A I* liahoD, ('amdon, I. Mel, Brown, (^iimdnn, I I' Holland, Catmlon, .1 I! ('rood, Can toy, l>.\| IW-tlium-, f <ym hw'on.f, I M Kirk Icy, Ahnov, .1 T A mints, ( '.inidon, It M It row o , OttnidiMi, s T Uurdncr, Tillor'* Korry, I W 1 1 y all , ( .'amdon, It \V 1 1 amoiuM'l, I .vui'l'W oo<l, I . I' Air?ir?l. Pannlon, l'otor Mi-Cuskill , ('anidon, A C W" ;it t ?* , ('nntoy, \\ U Oardnor, Hoykins, .1 K W ? s( , ( 'aiu'lcn, T I . Harm's, I au'U now, I r M M att?.\ , lt?llliidd, | l.i'vt 1 1 o) land, ( 'mndon. j-lli'tirv Trtii'sdidl, I 'amnion, j 1 1 K Itoy kin, ( 'amdoii, .1 ? i)i n T Trui'stK ll , Klu I l'ook, .1 \V KloyO, lahorty 11 ill. W 10 Arlo'ljfo, Cam don, .1 ( ' II llton, Wont villo , K 1 1 Hr?>w n , t 'anvdcii, 10 !?' Kuloy , t 'atarrh , (i Wilson .loni'S, I . viii'hwood, (li'ii, Washington (iaoii, l.yncliwooil, ?'?iiiioK II Hondrix, Ctumlon, W T McKauriii, l-vnohwood, .1 K M ??< "aw k i 1 1 , l.ynohwood, I I I-! Heard. Caui'lon, The only t n?o lllood I'uritlor prominently in tho public oyo to* dav U I I noil's Sarsaparilla. Thoreforo got Howl's ami ONLY HOOD'S. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. All |h>i'hviiim indohtod to tho ostatc of .1 I/. Mrnmnytnn , doooftsoil, will iniiko imniodhito payment to tho unrforidtf nod, ami all panics Inivlntr claims a^'inst said ostato will present tho samn ilnly sworn to. JOliN T. NKTI'LKK, Administrator. July -nil., I8i>7. DR. I.H.ALEXANDER, Dnntist. ("irailnnto of Iiio lMi ilndelpliia l)ont.il (Jolloijo, SoH?ion 187(1-77. OKKICK HKOAl) S 1'UKfc.T, Cam ?i:k, S. 0. Two doors South of Tho Chrou iolo Olhue. 8 8 8 8 8 8 K 8 8 i s 0 t; t; <> 5 C? 4 1 4 2 '4 4 a y omen or ^ Kochiivihoiis ok Kmhbthation, [ K icksii.wv County, f Ca.mukn, S, 0,,-Makcu N. 1 81?7. J The Hoard ?if Hcmsttnt for Kerahnw Co , will niiM'i nl the Onti rl- House in Camden, mi t In; 1st Mondays, TueadnyH iiiwl Wedu VHi \AtH nf each month for tho purpose < i f /registering voters, Oilico hour* hoin I) ii. in. to :i p. iii. . ' W. K. HIJKSKLT,. Clminimn, MANNI'N HA HON, Olerfc, J. P. RICHARDS, Members of the Hoglatriition Horn! for Kershaw Couulv, Hoi-hps hu (Coring from srtrouoas or any diseases, dogs or cuttle two heir 16 mio t'cs.sfully treated by . Dr. Hadiey, Veterinary Surgeon. The Dentistry oftho horao In a aeloipWJ1, in ilHclf. Horsea' Tooth aro tho yifwio of diHiigrcculdc habits. Horses* having . discnacd teeth are hard to keen in eon-' di t ion, mid if poor it. Is impossible to fat ten. There nro few horse# young or old, without more or Ichh sharp-edged of rough projections upon thOir molara. Tlio Hhiirp edges Inoeiato tho mouth, uniMlng torture to tlio horse," and ~li?~ tries in various ways to ri j himself ot tho trouhlc. Srtino start suddenly or stop snort, toss tho head, drool or 'slob her; others fcTiy, drlvo sideways, or ti6l<| their bends in tin unnatural manner. Im proper grinding of food causes indiges tion and indigestion prodncea lot* of ap petite, hide-hound, swollen limb*, ?tar* mg or dcad-liko coat of hair, conghjiig. discharges til tho noM, tunning at tlio eye*, oto. All irregularities of iiiolarn or incisors eaaily roiuoved. nPrnetloal experience enables me to gi*o intisfae. 'Ji.n in nil ensos. No ehnrgu for exnnil-. nation at oilico. G&AEUATE OF STOCKHOLM Mcdic.al Register for the State? of Vir trinin, New York > Illinois, Wont Virgin la, Pennsylvania I Now Jersey. ^^*All cal la promptly attended to night or day. Office over F. M. Zernp & DePosa* Drug Store. FINEST LIQUOBS i.v ) Original Packages II'tvinK baoii appointed agent* for KRIKDMAN. KRILKIIA 00. U?e Po dneohi Kentucky distillers. of tho fa? moim I. W PAI?M 10 It, N1CL80N COl'N TY. MONOGRAM A MKTII IT SKI. All Kyo Whiskies, wo oiler a car load ot these goods in tlio following Or dinal Packages: Paliner Hye, very old, 1 quait bot tle,in esse, per case ?! 2fl Monogram Rye, 1 <|t. .bottlo in caso 1 00 Mcthuaaleh Hye, 1 ?|l.? l?ot 1 1? in ens? #0 Old Corn* W liia key, 1 gallon jugs . . Z 25 Old Corn Whiskuv, % gallon jugs 1 2"> These we have in t lock : Palmer Hye, very old, 1 gallon ju^s, each o 0) Palmer Hye. very^old. 2 gallon jugH civil . . . . . . . . .10 00 Palmer Kyc, very old, 4 <|t. bottles in casea, per case , . . . . .6 00 ... Palmer Hye, rrryoht,~6" qtrbotttes in case, pvr caso ...... 7 /^) Palmer Kyc, old, 1 gal jug#, oacb 4 00 Palmer Hye, ohl , 2 gal Jugs, each 800 "~~" Clioico Hye, 1 gallon jugi*, o?ch ' -soo 'vo Choice Rye, -2 gallon joga, each ?0a Ohoico Kyo, 4 <jt, fcottiva la eaa# J 00 O?'oice Rye, 6 qt. bottles in case ^ fiO Methusslch Rjr*? 1 galien jt?ri 9 JO ? ? We also have in transit a carload <rf Tlir W, A. \UN1>KRCOOK CO'8 ?? CA LI FOUnTa WINK6 ?*f? ? Br* constating of OLAUKT. BU""*'7 IIOOK nud 8AUTKRNEin " I UpKKK OlMHTS, si 8IIKURY, AN<?f LIOA? . * CATA W? A artTt ^OK** U).V4U?8 Orders lot I will bo book#<l lor doii^ery M See oitr PRICK liW (Tjn- *#!?? .?rnyiw oC.TftiiflyfS ipfLlUifil fll/