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(jjarfoa fjkraiiiele. FUHL18HKU KVKUY FRIDAY W. Xj. M-rDOWETiL OAMDKN, ,S 0.; A l'( J. '.!<?, 1SM7. fiahBOHimo.v I'atks :~One your, $1,00. ? ix miohIIm, AOmmlH ; iliroo' months, 'J > con I*, in advance. Ratkh kok Aovkrtihino :-~Ordinary ti\insiont udvei tlMiu*n ts, lirnl inseitiin $1,00 per squiiie ; each ion. sequent in ? aortiou 60 con's |t??r square. Chlfth rates for WiwiIm, Lost and Kouiul, Ao., not exectdintt live lines. 2*i ctMils OIK' I) insertion and A cents per linn lor each {unlit ionid linn. Business IooaIh, f? cecils por Jinn ouch in aortlon. Official and lfj?al notices at the rate al lowed by law. RtttOH fur coutraet advertising will ho an nounced upon apidiontiun nt thooilicc. Communications will he published when of interest t?> the general public and n >t of a defamatory nature. No re H{>< > 1 1 m i I > i 1 ity will be assumed for the vie wh of corrcHpondeids. EeinitlauceH by checks, drafts and poelid money orders idtould l>e made jnvidde to W. L. MolMiWKIX, Citnidi'ii. S. ???..??I.?.-. ' The. Chronicle, has purchased th<- , pouwr press at id printing outfit o/'j The Camden Journal and n</iv /his ' the coin bined outfit * of both pape.ru , maktmj it one. of the, best njuippid of ficas in the State. If Indications in this county I I M * I count for anything (and the indica tions are as Cu). Irby says, the eaino iu every county itv.llie State) JoUn Gary Kvans ih very apt to lie the next Senator. The County Sunday School Con vention was in action at Heuiah jesleiday and Wednesday, The at tendance on Wednesday was unus ually large, hut on yesterday the number was aomowhat diminished on account of thn had weather. Who Should Senator? As an humble member of I lie po litical faction which Iiuh fii lod Synth Carolina since I81K), I ask perm ission through tho columns of The Chronicle to express my opin ion iiH to who should lie elected (J. S. NeritUor at the approaching pri mnry and to uttrrnto hrictlv as possible my reasons for supporting ICx-Senator .John h. M. Irhy for tho position. It will ho rememher ed thill Mr. Irhy wan the chairman and central flyuro of the Mnrelt (185)0) <!onveiition which nominat ed Hen Tillman for flovornor and that without hid aid Mr. Tillman would not then have received the ^ notninat lou, True, at the regular convention of the Democratic par ty in May he would doubtless have been named as the stand ard-bearer but it would have been after a long and angry contest the wmi mis from which would liavo been felt, not -for a decade of years, but for r. generation. This Is my (list reason for Blip porting Col. Irhy for Senator. My second is that while as Sen ator, elected to succeed Wade llamptoh, he did not ful'y come up to . the expectations of his friends, ho always voted right and when on more than one occasion he had the opportunity to richly line his own pocket at the cxpcnAw of his peofde Mid the country, he spurned it and left the Senate a poorer man than when he entered it. My third and most important reason for support i ng Co). Irhy in that when u member of the late Const ii utional Con vent ion, lie op posed the Tillman Kull'rnge clause of the Stale Constitution, lly this action liu drew down upon his de voted head the wrath of all t^lie three-penny politicians whom ifw had mad i* and lost his chances for re-nomination to succeed himself. Whatever his past misdeeds this bold and righteous action rendered him eligible and entitled to tin vole of every self-respect i ng while man in South Carolina. This I say ah an oiiginal Tillmauite who folhAvs Tillman still, despite his crunjjy idea of killing ihe Kepubli can | flirty by voting lor the meas ures which that party advocates. TW.tc are other reasons why lr \1y should In; the man but space ' prevents extended ment ion of them, lie slitks closet to bin Iricnds, i? of hrouder, moie ^eoerous eulihei and his judgment of men and things is more mature than thai of either of his opponents. Now, what have his competitors lo show why Kiev should defeat him? lie has prat tic*'l v but two and I will first take up the record of lion. John CJary ICvntis, Histo ry tells us that lie made his advent into the itefoim ranks long aflei the Reform movement had assum ed definite slnipe, and some time nfter the nomination of Tillman in March, hot that lie soon hecrvmi so awfully active that he actually oul-f (eroded Herod. In other words he became so bitter that Anything with even e suspicion of sweetness or good-feeling wouldn't come within a ruilo of him. This quality so highly and suddenly do . 'VelopejL might have made him Sen ?tor of Aiken county, but it would n't have gone in Kershsw. What ever may lt*ye been tho cause (Ir ? by anya he did it) we next hear Jofcii Evam as Governor and tneir as frtsiuwu of me Constitu tional Cw?vw?tlni Then, hungry fOf fclf *>er office at larger pay, be ? reliaqal-Ju'd the ccrtslmtyof * 14, BoakfM' Ion for Governor, stood for Senatorsblp and vm deserved ly heftltd'hy J of. II. Knilc. Anvj in tin who would voluntaiily iclin-i quMi iho ollice of (lovernor if Sou ili 0 and inn should lie I ??> h I ? > n in. (I usually itv in i li o fact' (if the f'4 c t thxi (jJmVi'I nor Kvuns has al ready hern honored j;roail> beyond ihokL iiiou of his yc.'iid I: i h friend* ni-k 1 1 m to voio for him this time hr. cii ii no In; received |(i,ooo votes la*i I lint' and they h?ty was (h frated l>\ shuxlor. ( Jo It I h'llM'O, llllll I III! peo ? ph* I'oi'ii troiiloil i i^htly, John (J'W v |C V II II H wool. I IIOW ho I lit) ( JllVCl IUM of tin1 Stale and John I/. M. J i ? ? \ would ho in I tin UlilU'd Stale*! Sen ate. That Iho overweening ninhi I,, on of Ah. Kvans led liini to mo for no ollh'ii ton hi>/ f<>r him ontailn on obligation# upon Soiitii ('aro liniatiH (o vole fur lii in when I ? i - I'l'l* men oiler. What ahull i say "f ?! ? ? 1 1 n L. Me 1 ? it ii r i I; V No is luij'lil, hrainy anil aolivo and a thorough politician. A 1 1< <i i't ? ii ?; Ii politician i? mm w|i<? vt ill i rt'a<i rmiji V shod over tin1 j?? ? litioul eorpso id any friend u Iim I stands in tho pulh of a desired {:<>nl , ( or oilit'O. ) I, iky Kvau.s, \vt? first hoar of Me I .ami n after Iho fni mat ion id tho |{i lorm faotimi, Imt, ho ticquillcd Ii i in ho I f hi. will aftor iii.l that ho was elected Attorney CJoneral he i ii ^ afterward# elected to Coti<{ro^(t, when' ho remained until appointed hy fJovoi n??r Kllerhe II. S. Senator, Iloro during tho whorl period io which ho Ailed t In; kIioch of jjreater men ho Huceecdinn in insullimj; the Ih'hL thmijjht of Si.iiCh (.'arolina hy announcing, voting fur and advo cating tnrill' view? and measures which had not Bon Tillman taken tho huiiio miHlakon position would have couHi^ncd his ( MeLuurin's ) naino t?? ohloijuy and ohliviou, and rendered his candidacy as a South ern Democrat tho lau^hin^-Mtook (d t lio Stato. This, my friends i? a ?1 inpusHi ? . n ate resume of lite tdltialton as I kco it. Tho ohar^o that (iovornoi IOuuih was defeated hy slander doesn't weij.?h the millionih part, of an ounce auaiust t.lio injustice done Senator Irl?y duriny the same yciii, while no South (hiroliuian who thinkn with \V. .J, 1>i van or, evou with Ci rover (?levoland, can milord to vote for John L McLaurin, Kespectfull y, XV. A. Sell r<?ek . from Qui' ([opo^pouilouti?. St. Charles. Tho Jlest County Paper Known. lli-ic wo on mo ajjain nooking space ill llit; columns of tho best county paper thai v,'? know of to chronicle tho news of this part of tho moral ^ i ncyard. SloklU'HS, si 0 k II (' SS, sicklies*. Doc tors arc 111 >?roat demand^ ami with I ho pi os??ri t on t look (which is voi\ meagre) lor a u;uod crop < ? f cotton, ami a good prico for what is mailo. Doctors hills will ho hard hills (?? Settle. Mrs. Newton ftlmoro ami hor oldest child arc very ill. M isH Belle .Jnsey, is ulrto very ill. Mr. Moultrie Baker is rcportcil as having typhoid Cover. Beatrice and Bernieeter, two little d*iii<?hlerH of lie v. <1. K. Smith tire also very siek. A new I iuhu hull loam has been organized in thin neighborhood. We tire glad to note the success of ihe levival meetiims in dill'oi ont parts of the Lord's heritage. A protracted meeting will begin at Belli any Baptist Church on 1 1 1 * lust Sunday in Sept. The pastor, Uev. ,L K. Smith will he tiNsisieo liy Uev. ?) . Waller Konney, of New Xioti Cume one, come all, and let us have and enjoy showers of refresh iii}? from the presence ol the Lord, Miss Kugenia Davi*, of Kit h laml county, is spending some linn with her sister, Mrs. R. Smith. Messrs. Uohcit Wheeler, RoberV ?It. uea ami Wheeler SoarhoroU{;lf, of Luncasler have relumed hoinr after spending some lime with relju lives and friend.) in these parts. Kin in wiiat wo can hoar, 1 1 1 ? wedding liells will soon ho^in l ? ? tiny ai ouml here. Cupid is never idle. 'J'. V. P. can't you Ink.; ti| enough tif moral courage to ho, u he:rt f i tun \ on ocenMon n! I v through the cnlu in ns of Die C h ronieh ? We h.aye heen infoimcd that 'or lis to i k lias |:ut foith anothei shoot. Kali! for the < > ? ? I dry tassel. There seems to he a great deal if dissatisfaction in this count* mer the new system of wcikin-; i he public roadr. So inurli s< ill it sonic; of the lontis are being ?vuikcd under the old system. 1 ' h Hands being warned out. by null tiduals independent of tin; payd overseer. Alt! 1 hear that which is said to cause (lit; hliud to see. the lutne It vn Ik ami (lie dear lt> hear, (tin; pit ? etoua old dinner bell.) We do not vouch for the above olloots, bin we ibt know that it makcx the wri i or fell, lieu.! so (.'??oil, I think wo will have a "fowl" stomach nf x-er eating, as one of the Spriny hiikens died lliiu morning from ? he otf.M ta of a bruised neck. Look for u a again noon. Poor. . Cedar Creek. Dear Chronicle * ? 'fhore *a? a singing match at this place lust Saturday at 4 o'cloc k between Ce dar Creek and Concord. The judges* were Mee*r?. Willie linker, Bob Branilel nn<J George Sourhor ongh. HSedM Cfet k won tho rlcio r y. J Mmr?. L. Ai. Du vis and C.ia.'ijrj for fnfqntg and Children. Tbo I'ae-siiniio Signature of Appears on Every 'Wrapper, tMC f r NTAUN OOI^ANV, TV M UfiHAV AlHtfT. N(W VOhK CITf. ^ Sinilli | > : i i < 1 souir pleasant visits Lr? M 11 shall* ill is wiM-k. We \ It ink i.li*! attraction is a pair <>f I it ii I* t; Misses A ? 1 si ii ii 1 1 Ma l>o\kiu, of loniti, paid ns n pleasant visit Satmdav and Sunday. lU'v. Win. Baker, of M i ?* n ? ?1 1 m % preaehed (in e xei-llent sermon at J I Ii is 1 1 1 nee Ku inHy . Mr. Willie Boykin, of Ionia, paid its n il\in<? visit Shlunlav. 'The re is a private sehool hein?jj sneeessfull v (a'li'lil at litis place! hy Miss Saiiiu Smith. Mr. .1. I). (ianluei and family, of j Flint Hill, paid l.lieir pareifis, Mr. , ind Mrs. .Jno, (JotV, of this plaeu a 1 pleasant vi*li Monday and Tues | day. Mi h. ?). W. Sn.itli tins heen very I ill, Inil hv tins skillful 1 1 eat inent , of Dr. i\. V. Mt l,(-od slii1 is Ixinj? restored to her health ayain. Our worthy past'tr Rev. T. W. Seruujjs assiiit? <1 hy |\ ?? v. W. Smith, eond iietfd a verv Mioe.essful meeting at Liberty Hill ehuridi and also at M assadonia, near Ca tarrh. Many snds weie saved. Blanche. Ivohiml. I'M. Ohronieh : In the midst of our busy career, we refrain from leaving aside so important a mattei an wi iiine our little nolo fo Tli" < 'hroniele. ICveiyt liinjx is 1 i v? ly up here. I'ro traeted meetings nro the order o! the day. Oiic has just, closed at l'rovidcnee Ihiptist Church with iiood roMiilH. A mee|inu is now in pros"! reus at Shiloli Methodist church in which (he |{?.?v. Mr. Ueekwith is Imiuf' assisted hy Mi'. Henry. Mosl of the people in our Ci'lnum nil v are pu'liny fu?|d? r. A little ci it ton is l?ein<j ^picked, and it makes our hearts jjlad when we lliink ii'iout that now unit that we will wear when ?c <.;??! a hale. Mr. Ml. I think you had he.Her siijj?rost a new word for ^otno of our {'hronii'in ??hnr'jcis" for t"ir;f in no longer a household l ut. a kitchen woi d. Chronicle's ^ettin^j bolter. Knlz Biliousness IacAUSOd hy torpid liver, whtcli jtrcvcnU iliefa tlon and permits fond to ferment and piitrlfy 111 tlio stomach. Then follow di//hics.<, hcaditchc, Hood's InsiMuliia, norvousiu'MH, and, if not relieved, bilious fever or Mood poisoning. Mood's Pills stimulate the .stomach, rmiHO the li\cr, cure hcadachc, dlzzlnevi, con stipation. etc. cents. Sold by all drttjtKijIls. Thoonly 1'llU to lake with Hood's KnrsaparHhL P S Tfespass Notice. AM prisons :i rt ? litTcWy nolilicl not !,ii lH'>|mss mi hi \ Janus lor miv purposi' ?vliatt'wr, iifit I n-r will tlirir vtoek l?n al 1 ? ? w ? ? ? > tii ttvsp. t.*;.'? mi (ho sum.*. .1. J. ni l. I,. A | i . I?:', 't?7. Mrs. Kate flier of Missoum, lo Cured tit Honrt Diicaio l>y Dr. Mile*' New Heart Cure. M1IS. KATE KTTEU wrote from Neosho, Mo., In March last. "Two yearn jiro I was severely troubled with my atomach and kidneys, and a great affliction mo unnerved mo that my coudlilon becamo alarming. Tlio telegraph brought a prominent physician In a consultation which resulted In i>o benefit. I went to Wyoming for change of climate without benefit, was brought bac^c to Atebi*on where nurses workiM with me night and day to keep tne allvo to reach my > friend* here. My heart I became so bad that my I * rlends^are up all hope. I bejran taking I>r. Miles' n?art Care and Nerrtne Alusr nAtely And was restored to hcAlth. It Is now month* Alnce and I Am perfectly well." Dr. Miles' Rwriedloa Aro sold hy all drug gUto uivtU-r ? positive gMTAatO*, #r#4 t>OUW benefits or money refunded. Hook on Heart aadNerres sent frco to All Applicant*. DR. MILES MEDICAL 00, fiMlwrt, 1*4 Buffalo Township S. S. Convention. 'I In* second (pinrterly Sunday School Convention t>l -I > 11 :i I < > 'l'i> w 11 ? ship will be 1 1?* 1 1 1 tit Hot I el church iicur I < v iicli wood , Saturday and Sun day, Annual 2.stli ami 2JUh. The fo lowing program will be observed : SATURDAY. 10 a. in Devotional ticrviot'B l>y lVi'xidetif. Welcome ('. P. Wiitji k ; |{oppoii8< > Kev. T. A. Pabnev r^i? r<?l I iiK'ti t of de'e^atea Ki'l'iirtM from schools. 1 1 a. in. l-'or Discussion : Do tlio Sunday schools under the present system produce the desired results as to general Bible knowledge? Opened by Il?'V. >1 . W. Fiicrwon. 12.; 10. I ntrrmiKsion for dinner. 1 III) p in I'vnyer ami praise mt vico, lu.'V. (I. W. Catoe. 2 p in For discussion : What. are the advantages of an early know ledge of (lie scripture? Opened by i I'. T, l-rnee. | p in. For diaum-Hion. I ( ?? w ; mImi 1 1 we keep our Sunday Schools . from ? i 1 1 ^ into wilder (juafU'rsV ! ( )pui ed by A Brown. I |> in. I?'.?r discussion. Wlmt ad i vantages are to be derived from th** j lioine ela>s department? Opened by I Jj. \V. Copebnid. SUN PA V. | 10 a in Prayer and praise by |{ev ,1 1) Kru'raon. lu.lH) a in. Sermon on Sunday schools by Kev. 'I'. A. Dabncy. Let the de'euates attend and be pn pa rod to make a good report, and I lake pat Lin the d seiissiona. Study the subjects closely and l? t us see if wi? can't i m; rove our Sunday aelools ? I. M. Watts. ") Hardy 'I horn, 10 x. Com. L, 10. Kirk ley, \ CASTORIA For Infants and Children. : ft1* f?4- /7 > | 30L I i*"j I'lomi-cuou" Itom*. 1 lleli on human, inun<*0 "it ItoifPP, i di?us mid :tl I si<n:k, enroll in BO' minnles by Wunlfonl's Sanitary Loli'iti. Thia never fails*. S>hl l?v I ) 1?\ Ij. Zi'inj), Druggist, Camden, S. C. Wonderful ?*?*?* the cures l?y Hood'** Sar^aparilla ; 1 1 1 ? 1 yet it is only heeanse us I lie one I rni' hioocl pnrilier, it makes pure, rich, healthy, li!'t;-jj;ivin^?" Mood. Hood's Pills lor llic liver nnd howels, act. v.M-*ily4 yd prompt In ?. i?,r>r. \ ICnglisJt //.S|?:ivii) Liniment re ihovih nil fluid, Sufi or Calloused Lumps ami IllrinishcH from horses, Mood Spavins, CniliK, Splints, Sweeney, King-Hone, S I i II e s, : Sprains, a I I Swollen Throats, I ( "on^lis, ete. Save l?y use of ! one hot lie. Warranted the most jwondetfn! Rlemish Cnro ever known. Sold hy Dr. F. L. Zemp, j I > I'Ujjtjj int ? Camden, S. C. W. A. Schrock, NOTARY PUBLIC CAMDKN, - - S. C. Furman University, GREENVILLE, S. C. Dr. C. II. Judson, Chairman of Faculty. I', ill jJ.-cssioa br^iiis .Si?|>t? 22ml. ('?mi s? s lr;nli:i|: t<> all ic <1?kmm'? !'ro|'nri?t?'iry il<>|>i<itnicnt in chargc ?<f ex ;k i icii'"i <1 lo;n lit i s. * Cost ioIiu'mI !o iiiiniti'um l\v 11 ohh vtysti rn. in private lamilUn iihhI 0 1*4 1 1 Fur catuloyurji nn>l further informa tion, Hi ] Iv t<> i.l.airin in. or to HEN i:. MKKUY, So j'y. DAVIIW: ' COM, Davidson, N. C-_ SLxty&KtuH Yc<r - - - r - S^pt. Ojlj, 1807. TBN . l-ROFRSSOKH- AND ASSIS TANTS. FOUR SCIKNTIPIO LARORAIOR IK*. THRKR CO! RSRS KOR I)K'?RRF.S. CLASSIC* MATII KMATICA L . UTIiRA'lY. ??ciRSTinr. iuh,ical TRRMS WRASONAHLR. 8 nil for n Y J B SHEAR' rt, President. Business Education, Vi**^ V\ 'IT'tf >? ..HVrd i iiit* l?.?v uimI oiic uirl in ?in<,h count y i f S. (.' ? J* fij' 2/ In1 I lie In" :??"<(, tin >? ( t'M'lMltl I V Ci jtl i|'|)c.| ti ml flliillClltl ? |*j Si B?i ?'? J'Thci i?*^l in if1?un<tii in the .smith. I 'uily ?l: nt jn net mil fl 1 BJ I i iMs.lHJia li.lnKiny 1(11 I ullii'O wor'K, . am 9 !*??.?? in* iiifi lire ifu:mintc? <1 i? rrt ? I itit through lie Kin^loviiU'iit Ihnoan. A ? 1? ! 'i lie IH^Iuoss t ollogis Macon, (la.. A ]LW3COKl># mwm iwiHim bo not mi ('wiihitlt your album*-- back lor \U vistrs <?-' TliU U my punt rccoci). I am tlohijj ami will ('<>m t i 1 1 u t* to ?.o tin* liKST WORK. I am m?t imtkiiu; an.v promiacHy hut s\i!l lot my wu.k spoak I ?r itsrll". (M-I|,,K K K.< ? K hi X < i , my sou, an up-to-date photouJ'aj'luT, boat* I Ito w?>r'?l on ('hihhou'x r.n<l Italiy'a |ilct>ii?'s, 1 am tlio flrat w ho int rtnluiTil the vi'smim* < ? A It r?().\ K I T K I'flO'l't )l i It A 1'IIS. Tli?y oonu) a litilu 1 1 Ivf ) i<* > but arc well worth I In* tlil!nroiie??. RECKLING'S PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO, 1435 MAIN ST., Coiimihiu, S. (!. ANDY CATHARTIC mmm imiiE & mAam* / (Successors to W\ T- Wallers & Co. and K. Wallers & rov) Importers and Wholesale Dealers in 7 W tN 1JQ8 JOISW i And all Hoods Auoirli to Hit Wine and Spirit Trade . SOLK PROPRIETORS OF Celebrated Walter's Baker Whiskey, The ' Oswald * Ryo, ''Canada Malt" Rye, Maryland Ryo Whiskies. AL I. (SHADES OF TlY/C A.N J) BO U 11BO.X mi I SKI Si K ?S MOITTJK WAY HT? KALTIMOKIS, M?. To Provide The oC the i'ity i i* 4'a&n 48<kn, H. Hp it ordained by 1 lie.* Mayor and Alder men of I he City of Camden, S ('., in ('min ed Asseinhlod, and l?v (lie authority of (lie same : AUTICLK I. To Regulate the Killing of Hicy el os in t li o City of ChiihIcii Skc. I Thai ? lie riding of bicycles is kereltv prohibited on die sidewalks ?i t" Ml'Oiul si reel. between DeKalh and York ??(reels and on 1 lie Sonlli side of Uiitledge ?I reel between It road stir el and the. I'ost Ofltec. Skc. II. ('ousting with bjcyelcs is here by prohibited on the sidewalks of I'-roud street lietween I )?? Ival.i ? street and n point extending North a distance of oOO feet. Sr.c. 1 1 1. 4| A I riders of bicycles are hereby Miufli red lo make an alarm, by sonndiif^wicyele alarm bell. within a dis tance of t -.vent v fool ('JO) of each fornyr, | before turning or passing tiie same, find lo pass or I ii I'll all street corners nl slow speed. Sixc. IV. No person shall be permitted lo ride a bicycle on any of (lie public st reels, side- walks or public squares of the City of Camden, after sunset, without dis play in;: n light . . Skc V. All riders of bicycles n re here by mo n ire I, to imikc an alarm by sound ing ? oievele. alarm bell, at least a distance oT twenty (?0) feet when approaching a pedcsl nan either from front or rear, be-' fore passing and to pass all pedestrians ati a slow into of speed. such rider or riders io I take I he outside of the side walk. Sk<\ VI. All rapid or reckless riding or lacing will) bicycles upon tin; s. reels, side walka or squares of the cily of Cam den is hereby piolnbited Sim*. VII. Any person or persons vio lating any of the foregoing sections of *\r lielc I of this Ordinance, upon conviction thereof sludl be lined in n sum not exceed ing Ten (10) Dollais, or be imprisoned in the City (luard llonse or County Jail for ii term not- exceed ing Twenty (-0) days, with or wit liont hard labor on the sheets of (lie < ily of Camden, in tho discretion of the Mayor. AKTfCf.K II. Ottoiuvs Again*! the Public Ponce and Morality. Skc. I. No person shall lists profane or obscene hingu:igc.' of- shall act in a noi sv, riotous or disorderly nianner. or utter memiccs and threata. or carry and display Ore-arms or other deadly weapons to I lie an noyance nnd terror of the people or en gage in any nirray disturbanee. or tight, or otherwise commit a breaeh of (he p aee wit hin l he cor | ? ?ral e liinilH of the City of Camden. 81:6. II. No person shall wilfully expose their |M<r?on or he guilty of any 01 her inde cent conduct. "upon the piddle streets or pnhlie places of the City, or in any place, within t ho corporate limi's, to the imnoy aiice'and disturbance of the citizen-* Skc. III. No |>erson shiill ho allowed lo lie intoxicated on the puhlio streets or in any oiiblie place within the corporate lim its of ihG'city of Cumdch. Skc. IV. No |M?iw>n ??hull Ih? allowed to violnto the ?ahbnth^>y violent or l>oisteroiis conduct, playing lit gfTQICl or otherwise. Nor shall any fterson wilfully and mali ciously disturb or interrupt any meeting, society, assembly or congregation convcn ed for the purpoVe of religious. worship, or enter gu?h meeting in a stnto of intoxica tion. or u^fspirilHOMK lupio a or blaspheme at or nent ibc pl"<?<J {it, luecting. ! Src.' V. II shall Ik? unlawful for any porson. by I break*, foroo or otherwise, to resist any police oHlccr pf ?ho elty .of Cam* tn mnfctugiRn arrest or when otherwise pn lh*d*chnrgc of his duty, or incite, aid ?ml abet other <$ In such resistance. 3 Su:. VI. It. shall be unlawful for any ^-person to Ik'h^hk* the keeper or inmate of ??;:? bawdy house or house <?f ill-fame within J I lie eorp 'rate limits of the eily oT Camden. I Sr.i\ VII. It shall be unlawful for any person to carry a pistol dirk, da^'or. shiny shot, metal nockles razor or ot her dead ly weapon usually used for the inllict ion of personal injury, oncvaled about his per* ! son, within the corporate limits <?f the oily of ('umden. X')limr_c herein contained shall be construed 10 apply to persons eijY rvintf concealed weapon* upon their own pi ciuises. Si;c. VII I, Any person or t>??ivons vio i luting any of the forejjolmi sections of Ar j tide II. of this Ordinance sha'l fortach and every olfense, up >n conviction thereof lie lined in a sum not cxceeuinii Fifty (-">0) ! dollars or imprisonment in the cilv jruurd i bouse or coii itv jiil for si term li -t exceed j in<; thirtv (;fti) day.*, with or without hard labor on the public st reds of the city of Camden in I he discret ion of the M>?yor. And iiiiv person convicted of violating so.; tfon VII. of Article 11. of this Ordinance shall in addition t > the punishment here in prescribed forfeit ibe weapon so carried concealed t o the city of (.'aiiuler. AWTIC'IjK III. Jliscpllniu'oiis OfFmwe.s. S::r\ 1. It shall Ik* unlawful for nuv person in u<e ii i iv intoxicating drinks wtliin the Opera I louse or its approaches at any time, or engine in smoking t heroin during am public performance or enter. In in men t or wiiile tin' audience is g.tther i ti or dispers ng. Skc. II. No person shall tie any horse, cow, calf or other animal to any sh ale tree upon the streets or srpiarus of the citv of ? mmlcn or allow such animals to graze upon same Site. III.' It shall he. unlawful for any. person to have in liis po.-e<sion. or olFer for sain any tainied or unwholesome meats or other products, within the Market, <u offer I he satnu for sale anvwhere within (he corporate limits of the citv of Camden. Skc. IV No person shall lie allowed to ride, or drive any vehicle out of any elleV. or lane crossing a puhlif puvemcul, at a greater rate of speed than a walk. Skc. V All owners of lots or yards facing <>r bordering on any of the public pavements of il e city of Camden wherein the natural drainage is through any gate way or nmler liv fence, thereby injuring the said pi>veineiit. shall immediately up on notice cm use the same to tie rem -died, by securing stieli pavement from injury. .Sr.o. VI. Any person who shall be con victed of violating any of the sections of Article III of t his Ordinance shall he ilucd in a sum not exceeuing Fifty (f>0) dollars or imprisonment in the city guard house or canity j.id for a term not exceeding thirty 0)0) days with or without liifcrd luhoi-on thepiiolic streets of t he citv of Camden, in <lie discretion of t lie Mavor. AKTICLfc IV. Skc. I. If- shall he unlawful forany per. son (o w ilfully abuse <>r cruelly treat, over* work overdrive. torture, torment, or cruel ly drive or work, when unfit for labor any horse, mule or drftti.^ht animal or-bciist^rrj burden. Any pm?on convicted of violat ing this seel ion ahull lx? Hue*! in a sum not | exi'juuliun li'iftepn ( |.r?) Oollitrs or impris* oned in the <'il v ijuard house or County j i i I for a u?rin noi ? x?eedm# Fifteen (!?*?) ilavrt with or without hand ? labor on the public's! recT5"V-f the eity of ('amdctsiti the discroihm of I ho Mavor Sec. II. In all ordinance* of tho yit.y of Camden n >\f mi foiw, wherein there is prescribed a penalty w?r tho violat ion there of : the Mayor s!iall have the authority to impose in his discretion, itjino or impris onment in the aUcnttUinv tu)t to exccod the limits proserilied for .he violntiou 'nt the said ordinance*, hikI such imprison ment may Ik> nccrfinpjiiticd with Hue addi tioiifil icrpiiro.meot oCJiard labar on the public 9t roots of theauy ??f Camden. Sc?? III That n!l ordinances, or parts of ordinances ineon <!j?tent wilhihe provis ions of this ordinance tic, mid the same arc herebv. rcixsah-d. .w, >. ^ S.W. IV. 'I his ordinance shall take cf "?ci iuiuu-dlHitflv upon it# <i4lilicai:on In the Citv Uountft. Jn I tali tied in Council ns??*gf3lcd thUsec-i ondttsy-oC'-AntfiwrtWr" ~ V rmiRZKMP, w C. h. KHMCLKY. Cfcrfc. 1 " V X -v\ . v I WHERE HAS MOVED TO? I'LL TELL YOU. DOWN IN * YOUNG'S STAND, NEXT TO A. D. KENNEDY, AND SELL ING CROCKERY, CLASS, NO TIONS, FINE JEWELRY, SIL VERWARE," ETC., CHEAPER THAN EVER. WllKKMVItKSI'TS ami I'.I.ACKMMITIIH, S dn it your pat ra/iatfe. We havu just purchased a tiro nhrinker, th? only ma rl.ine of tiic kin 1 uvor brought to Cum den. Willi it (ires lira shrunk willi >nt nil t i iilt and weldinjr, which is far hotter. All kinds of rcparint' d'Uio. 1 1 ors-u-shoe ini{ a specialty. (iivu u.s a.eall. Coffins. Wo carry a lino ol collins ot all sizes. ? II ALL & HALL. ss:i >/?? and Physical Culture; Ltd'un ?uid Children attended in their own hoiu.-s hy (iruduate of the Royal Insti tute of Ciymnnstics, Stockholm. Instant Relief v6f Pain, Kvcii oW Dcforininu Drug-Proof Pain BY LOTOS BATHS. SULPHUR and 0*X Y-? <JliX and SALT SKA B ATI IS. - Kasy, 1 1.irinlt'Rv, Permanent and Al most sure. Gentle exercises for weak children, and (.ienth-nu-u and Ladies wiih w?hK ? loon* or joints. This t it'ii tu cut is" endorsed hv the beat ( medical faculty of I lie world. The fol lowing diseases usually yield to thin treatment : Temporary lose of strength, in rvuiiK prostration. insomnia, paralvui'i. rheumatism, constipation, piles, kidney nJIVetiop, uterine weakness, feinrtlc weak ness, a He tried spine and joints. Dr. J. E. Hadley, Professional Nurse. Xliec over K. M. Zctnp I)e P.m.s* Drily Store. . :i.c i 'and of Fate 1m >'r?. vi.| Im'uKIi lia* fitilnl. . i - 'iu; r. i ii n'liu iil'nui rliuulil tuil f.o ii i i? ? ii -.1 t 1,1-1 ?? i- .? noiii.Vlfill II* If it'll V u i. rli ? J ii >t. iv Mini- Ifiilili, n-ni'iv' >?nir \ . ..??! , 'in I i 1 1 it w n:n i? i itfiiiil > mill f ri-tli ? in--- hi Mniiii. it 1 1 ni> iMitniiu'M i?piit ll.i-li.l .III i L I' ilili'lir' lllulr lull II ?| lllin A i.ii.ii.i I'll- i.j n'lu-r I' lnt nii'f. I >?? t t o ifliVli. in;- 1 I <l'l ? I ? l!n! If ' \. Iii . iitfil !k 1 1 i?l.?l ut' SiiltiliK. rci;uli\| in*, ? Im-iIiiI il> ill Mini l.iiililirti/ ? ? U|' lufl ' . \? ill ftllll (l til III IriciKl k ? ia BtttAMY MFG. CO., Atlanta, 6a. Mothers Read This. Pitt's Carminative iitei1 '\ t??o crfiiml period ai u?uhf?t#, Uy phjr AMkw ?lililMltiiSnl ? rt?V? ll? MiptHilini rirlw*.