The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 20, 1897, Image 3
Pino Wood For S.ilo.
Dry yellow leaf pine, in n it \
quantity, delivered at $1.50 per
enid. TIi i ft is (Kit old (it*lil pine* hut
ken nine yi 1 1 ? ? w lea I' pini'. A pply lo
H. H. Williams.
A Huge Ono.
Mr. Richard Kay, of l) 'Kall?, in .
for in & u b ho iM-ud a wariuiintloii
ihi* year which was 22imhes lony,
"82 i hjIics In circumference ami
weighe I 15 pound*.
Petrified Pine.
Mr. tt.iburt l'arnin hns hfim
our olllce a piece < f pttuilled pin*
wood. II was petrified in Iho we
lor of Lynched river near Blake
ney'fl bridge. It is of a brown col
or almost tho samo an roll en pirn*,'
but is as hard and tfinty us u YiJgen
nine rook.
Facta About the Contest.
Votes for I li ?? ?KtirmerH* Content
will lie revolved up i? II -o'clock
Thursday evening ibo 20 ill.
lCxlra oopiep of the paper con
taining coupons will ho sold for 2o
per copy, provided that not less
than one dozen ore taken. Single
copies 5o, 100 copies $2. 600
copies lc each.
Coupons will bo received up to (5
o'clock Thursday, iho 20th.
Foai ful Work of a Mad Dop.
Yesterday morning a mad tins;
war on the streets aud 1,1 ft vvv\
BhoVt while put in ?""><> *??"??
worll. It came down Main stmt
niid the Mrst to g"t in its way and
bo bitten was Charles Chesnut,
- the well known colored briik layer.
The second was a Hub* colored boy
the son of Frank Kelly, ^evernl
other colored people were bitten
and al?o aevenil dogp. It i? nl??o
said that the mad (big hit se\er?>
- uoeee in the upper part of town.
All this whs done in a very le
minutes b, f-?re any one realized
u.al,y that the dotf was pad. IV
. was quiekly pursued and oieitnk
" on near the river and killed by Mr.
- Geo. T. Little. At the first shol
the do* made a desperate ellort to
"bite Mr. Little and came very neui
succeeding.
Primary Election.
Tlio following managers have bwn
'Bt^ey-A?FVonng, KJ Vimf. I.
K AnUocli-J .1 Hradley, .IS Urown.J
? "?iah-.l T Coats, .1 A MoCuaklll.
it A McOttsklll.
JMkwii-Z Z liarlioW, 8 A McCa?
* 'I' Warren
i'u.tyc. W
USSS^SSL -W H MeCroight, W
T Sliarl' l'l. W W Croxton, I,
"Sy^W-n, K S?"mcer< AI'?|
KSS^r|f Moaaloy. T A M
U U B.VWS
I Hanging !' Tmo?.cl, .? M
J1 * xl uJ t r 1 1 1 UU - u c Jones, l)r. J. 1'
nic&VMuft CHo,.gers/l)S]
Peebles, W L A Cook.
Oakland ? Alex Johnson, W 1L <?
1,1 Fine Tre" --T H Thorn, Alex Wmw
I I Uafey 's0,Mi l!-- A m os West..! It Haley
MS,hTUS A W est, \V1? Ivlliott, T
^llusseji I'iaoe? H H Halle, O 1
^alt VolS^IIK1 Hoykin. W 11 Motley,
^?hiSfSS" IH.b-U L Smyrl, U M
^ Hamly ^ rove- -AVm Thompson, Wade j
ltatcliff, 1) M Hethune?Jr.
8toc"ton? <? W Amnions, L 1 Dixon,
1> Shaw, .1 K
S,^vU^''j CllUton, SI" KdbvW
A WcC8tClt?lncli. Mil Morton, Hardy
"oa?. B '<
*SoWk. .1 H Claskln, I L Sali
- fle.rA.!'jt|.nK'of the club la called to
#S80K?5ffii
the county A'XX ? 1 HUCii negroes;
"ic?8;o
. . ?d have voted 1 ;
&aaaESi5flB(&s
SSTciiib ?lieu h*ve aaeparate polling
' ,^i"Jurwrov?S,?l8 "? m"' ,rid
.,?2!*..*]"- ~ JSu? election con
W ' PWT?, HW UKluimi , ? -
ifSxtetrav* CommttM from. the
where auch * fneancv l*? .the
1 0f MMMn SMUI occur is em*
m| fill JL
rrTlwMMt and .Secretary or each
>iHII pleaaeloofc after ihe refrfefon
be roil, tba addition of new name*.
ETOE=nHMKaimrasato
k; torweive tba box ami in
W5i?S?:
Advortisod Leuei's.
For wet k ended Auy. 15, 1807 :
Kalie Mill*, Muiv Milis, ,J \V 1'hii,
[(Maud 0 liilier, Li//,u?v Unhertson,
W I) Cod.lo.l, \V R Hammond,
Duuuuu Mi. ore, .J 11 llinsoo.
0. J. Shnution. 1\ M.
Deaths.
Irene, infant- daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. \V. A Mt i) .w?!l. of WVstvdle,
djed on Tuesday I :?nt the 10th iu.st.
, Mrs. Mnim, wife of Mr. Daniel
X Munii, died on last Wednesday in
Lancaster where ho had moved only I
shout three weeks ago. T? i< is tin*
third wife Mr. Mnnn hns lost.
NI r. Lewis, ngent of the S. 0. A
()??, railroad at thin p'neo lost one
? lav l:ist week one of lun little twins
:? fow days old. It was hit ied in
(ioorgia.
Tho Stalo Sunday School Convention.
The State Sunday Soliool Oonven*
? ion will meet in Camden next week.
I'lio meetings will be hold in Hie
IhptisL Church instead of t*?o Meth
odist as stated last week. Among
the many visitors who aro expected
and will add interest to tho oonven
lion are Mr. J. 10. 10 lorbo. brother of
(1 ?v. ftl'erbe, who will address the
enuceiiliou ; Dr. Law, of Spartan
Intra; Mr. .1. II. Miller, of Oa; Mev.
W.I. Ilerbort, of Florence; Mrs.
Mary S Whilden, Superintendent
of primary work, Ohar'eston, who
will read a paper, and many others
liodtr'od rates have been glvo.i by
a) I the railroads am? a good and
successful meoiing iB expocted. ?
A Very Sail Death,
Dontli in fl ul un lev any circum*
stances, but when ii chooses for its
victim ouo full of lifo ho'po nml ue*
t i vifcy it is doubly Rod. There are
many homta bleeding in sorrow this
morirng at t ho untimely death of
ono who tt few short months ago
was a cheerful, happy visitor to our
town ? Mrs. Minnie M Gerald, the
young and amiahlo wife of Mr. John
I). Gerald, which sad event occurred
on last Sunday afternoon, tho 15th
ms'., at 3.30 o'clock at the home of
iier unolo, Mr. T. A. Scott. near ICast
over, Richland county. Mrs. Gerald
was s ck only one tveok, having been
taken sick 'on tho Sunday previous
to her death. She was not quite 80
>cirn of age and leaves two pwect lit.
lie children ? Fannio Matilda, ayed
7, and little Joo Bates. a$?od 8. The
funeral took placo on Monday after
noon lit 4 o'clock at tho Richland
I'resbvterian Church, (hoinjj the
satno at which deceased was happily
married on the 12th of Nov, 1885).)
i he funeral services being conduct
ed by llev. Mr. JCil wards of tho Con*
?rareo Baptist Church. The pull bear
era wcro Messrs*.. Fiank Williams,
Oscar McKenzie, JllVunio Williams,
Charlie Scott, Gilbert Hawlison and
Harry 0, Bates. Tho little children
will now bo cared for by their grand
mother, Airs. \V. C. Gerald, of oui
town. T<> tho young liushnnd thus
left desolate to tread alono 1 fe's rug
ged path, and whoso sorrow word
cannot express, wo lender our heart
felt condolence, and for the little ones
left motherless our heart goes out in
deepest sympathy. May a kind'!
Heavenly Father wuteli over them '
and may there bo a happy jo-union
in the great bejond. i
Jlome is not home for mother is not'
there,
fJoil Iimh ber out of our care ;
Dark i? Iter rooty am) empty hyr chair,
For Cod tins taken ber io llif givr-t pvvi:
? there.
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Program of Sumtfr Union.
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The Sumter Union will meet
with the Cedar. C.eek Baptist
church, Auu. 27, 1897, at 10
o'clock a. m. The intioductori
sermon by Rev. C. I>. Peterson.
Missionary bcrmon by Rev. S. 1).
V afes.
Kridav.
1. Can wo as Baptist fellow
ship or endorse members who ta)<c
part in worldly revelry? R J Wat
son,
2. Are we gnining in our Hutir
?Iny school work in the Su inter
Union? MoDjnald Davis,
.'I. Who is- at fault for the in
activity of our churches? T. L.
Davis.
Sat ii rday.
1. Can the Holy Spirit abide
with a church that i? anti-mission
nry tTT spjrit and practice? C i)
IVteisOM.
2. What eoi)fltiiiiit>? acceptable
prayer to God? 1* W Hawkins.
3. Home Missions. J ,J Tiiomp*
| son, Foreign Missions, Jessie W
LSmlth, State Missions, S D Vutra.
| 4. Ministerial Education : its
demands upon u,?,j*nd advantages
derived from it and our duly to
christianize the negro. Rev. J. W.
Kenny. Uev, J. N. EntZmiogcr.
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W. It. Smith's Collojjo, Lexington, Ky,,
Is whoro hundreds of clerks, far
merboys and others have. fnVegtel
$90 for tuition and board for an ed ?
ucatton and are nowgetting $1,000
and over a year^ Read ad. and keep
this notice for ^reference. Rem em*
ber In order that yonr " letters may
reach this college to address only
W. R. SMITH. Lexington, Ky.
Rn<ty'? Pile Suppository
Is (ruar>nte?d lo cure Piles and
Constipation,' or money refunded.
60 fcts..|\*r box. Hend for list of
b-sltmontals and Free ~ Sample to
MARTIN RUDY, Registered Pbar
La?ftSftl*r, Pa., Ko / Safe
^by sV^tcla? d r ugg ists ^every^
'tUml of matter Intended
Campaign Day In Cam
den.
!.?"?? Sa nrd-iv w>is the senatorial
Otllt|t!U^I\ ? 111 V HI (-.til) Moss*!.
; I'vaiiS lllttl I rhy were I lit* only Oil II < 1 i ?
? Into ? M . M'lylU'M having with
drawn from tin* race and .Mr. Mo
hyitiu s ek ami mahlo to al
tyfnl Mr. Ditnmn has n ? t o i? ? I I
very few of any of the meetings.
hx-Oov. .Inlm G. Kvans w a lirst
'introduced ll? opened by referring
I to (ho cnmj-niwn of lion and slander
!"f last \ oar and 1 1 1 ? ? o %j> 1 1 doo-l l?v
oriain uowNpaf>ors to make this
rioo ho Itiul done s? and not one
lint I republished tho 1 ???<! auainat him.
i le joked Col. lrl?y id tout calling
himself l?:s (Evans1) political daldy.
It had l)?:0 ii stated O ?v. ilvans said,
licit ho was tl>4ht n,' Tdlmm hy at.
tacking M^buurins tariff viows. "!t
is not so. I liavo a lytlcr in mv
pocket I'rom Senator tillman staling
that if 1 won in this ll>,dit ho would
receive mo as his o??l league in tin'
?SiM\nto w tli open arum." Notwith
standing McL mrin 's tiriff views cer
tain newspapers woro advocating his
i h'HhrtVr Tltoy are either Httb-idi/.
I'd or t hero's a niutfor i o (ho wood
I'd . Mr. Mol.aurin i.s a protection
s;t for h in speech at Su tutor liatl
'?eon published in I Ik) Co'ij^rcssionnl
Record hy an Ohio llopuhlie.m to
prove that South Carolina was com-'
in<r to believe in protection ' 1 be
lieve," said Gov. Kvans "in a l>enio
eruMy doctrino of a tar IT for reviow
on!v. The luxuries of lifo and tile
articles used by tho r.oh should he
?axed high, and llio necessities of
lifo and tho artiolos used by the poor
npon whom fulls the heaviest hur*
ilons of taxation should he brought
m I'roo of duty. As Gov. lCv?ns was i
about lo conclude Mr. B 11 I toy kin
stated that he would like to ask
sonic questions and asked "Can we
have a tariff for revenue only with
out inoi lontal protection." To
which Mr. Evans replied yes, tlm*
by placing duties only on diamonds,
i;liainpa?rne and other luxuries of tho
r ic;li it could he had. Alt'. Boykin
then asked why did the Democrat c
party repudiate Cleveland and his
doclrinc of free raw material? Gov
ICvans replied : Cleveland repudiat
id the , Democratic party and the
idatform upon which lie was elected.
Ho tried to lead tho party into the
Republican ranks, hut before ho suc
ceeded the party repudiated him.
During h'R speech Uov. ft vans
was frequently and loudly applaud
ed and it was easily seen ( lint tho
crowd whs with him It Iihh boon
estimated that fully four-flflhs of
the crowd were with him.
Col. Irhy was thou introduced,
he accused Gonzales who, ho said,
was virtually governor, of trying to
rob him of tho conservative vote, by
tolling them that the race was bi:
twoen 10 vn n h and Mcbaurin. He
tries to mnko out tliat I am runniuu
hk a loose horse to^Kvans when tho
truth i.? Evans is my colt. Col Irhy
{hen spoke of his record in the Sen.
'at? and toM how he could have made
a million dollars had he sold out, hut
didn't. None of tl p candidates
cquWattacU his io?or I. ]{e told
dfow he held up tho Wilson bill for
ton davR trying* lo get the duty taken
irom raw sujar. Mebaurin says on
every stump that t o voted tight cv
ryy time. "K.lhrt w'th malice nnd
investigated l y tho devil, Ooi Zales
undertakes lo come in here and
cram down ihe thfoftts oft these peo
plcyiikumn who advocates Ucpuhlican
doctrine.
Foiipd Dpflfl.
I'M. ( *h roti iele : ? On r coiiYmunity
was shocked a f?'W day u ago at the
announcement that on the 20lh
i ii h * . the body <?f Mr. Ij. 10. lOenu ci
ty had been found dead, There
were no minks of violence discov
ered on the hody yet it is I he gen
erul impression that Mr. L. 10.
Kcount3* hod been killed, though
tins Coroner's ) n rv have not staled
an to, whether, in their opinion, it
was ? cose of homicide ??r suicide.
The evidence produced at the in^
fjuest was very conflicting. I'm I of
the evidence would seem to Justify
a verdict of homicide, while some
of it would HwjicuU' a chho of sui
cide'; though it in ay he possible
tljat deceased came 10 his death
fforfi natural causes. It in said
that deceased had a most ravencus
appetite and an unquenchable
ijttislj (especially for fiispeusary, j
Idind tiger, etc) and that at a pic
nic a few davit before his death, he
had eaten something l.ko a ton and
a half or two tons of good things';
and that on the day of. his death, j
which wap electi ?n day, he had
hecn on a "big spr/e,''
To the friends and relatives of
Mr. L. 10. Ecouuty we tender ou*
condolence.
The body w?* laid peacefully
Aw*y to rest in the ceruttery at
Sleepy Hollow, there to await It*
resii reel Jon, Wbiojt^jj) -?!! probabil
ity will l>e et uo dUUol d*y.
Reporter.
Sleepy Hollow, S. C.
7 Person#!.
The Misses McCnrkiil, of 'Aimer,
daughters o: Mr. .L N. McOssk il,
have l?een on a visit to rclativos be
tovr Camden u?r tM ? ?
Women Westing* Awey.
I? often canoed bv e leck of to e
in the fern*)* anatomy. IV., ttfjla*;]
n<yVGn?aypium lones'np these or-,
gens, Insures wslnritjr, 'curcft ell
r??nn!e discs**?. tncresies ll>e sppe*
tit*. and Inseres baovanf, roseate
neiaH.1-lTrT? Jtnfi Jbe cofl^TT
Hut, It !?the greatest of mil rcgala/.
iSSpf& iili# tnr HMur MA, or
m?4(oK? U? jr 11 fg. Co . Boi M
AtlsaiS, Ga. - :
A Picture ami Sketch of th? Lite of
ThO Winner of the Cotton Planter,
I? n onr purpose, if t < io winner
i* Willing to hour (ho expense ?? I
. elect rot po wlreh will he nominal,
to |>?i It} isii a portrait, ?o?*uthei\. with
u skelcii of 1 1 1 <* I i IV of tho wirfiuT "l
the Co ton plantc. an l utvo fro*' ol
j charge to tin.' winner f>0 ? opios of tin
paper containing tin.1 writo up.
iFiiimiw p nisr.
|A Valuable Coiton Planter Will Be
I AeMnFaiw teifins
! Tin Hialml Mm1 Of Votes.
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The Chronicle's Imihi cm' ( 'onlest
I ? ? | ?? ? n h up t??-?l ly, 'I lie plan in this:
, It low is puplisheil a coupon con*
| ttiinin^ a I ? ! \ n k lino upon which is
lo he written the nium.' of tin' far
j no r who ( lio header oensiders tic
j iii-Hi (miii in Kershaw county* The
! coupon is to ho out out utul mailed
for hi'onuhl ) to t h is oilloo. An ac
count will ho kept of t ho voles cast
and ninetv days alter this dale
(Muv 2 1 si. ) Tin? Chronicle * ill pi e
neiii. to the furinor roecivinV < Im*
highest numlior of votes a valuable
cotton planter. Who will enjoy the
? (inland ion of heing the host fartn
? r in Kershaw eotinix? Send in
?hc coupons for your favorite farm
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IIow The Vote Stands:
J N J mil's, Camden, ^7<;
J J Oaoley. Boy kins, ^601
?I W Davis, Antioeh. 1K5
T H Tborne, (.'nin Jot, i|i;
It 11 Will in ins, Camden, a?
W F Uuswcll, Westville, Hi
\j 1' I'ccIiIuh, I, nek now, ;KJ
<i M Turner, Moykins, ;i(j
!Mi Fletobir, WeMville, ;};{
?I 15 Nelson, Helliicld, 'JH
C .Sfokes, Camden, 27
If MoseJev, Camden, 2ti
W \Y Miokle, Canulen, 25
0 N Humphreys, Camden, '24
)?? I* '??' 1 1 yi ' Ij- ( *:? ? 1 1? ?i , ^2
1$ M ([/idson. Camden, fco
XV F Heed, Camden, ? )!,
C> A\' Diibney, Ca.nden, 17
(? ?I Hake r, Cnmden, ] 7
r A Cajijlieti. Sr. Weslville, |"?
S b ITtill Lneknow, If,
0 XV Mnseley, Cmnden, 1 r.
.1 K (i^nlner, Weslville, M
H <? Te.iitt, Camden, ]?!
1J M I'earci", Cainden, I I
\V I) Buy kin, Cnmden, , if
Alex (I row ii, ftorslinw,
| in n Kjrklani), lyaty,
ff J Jlnnip'troyc, Cumdcn. JIf
)Y I') i>eI^O!iclie, Cnmden, ill
Henry Outlaw, Cnmden, l.'t
Joel Hough; Camden, i;;
W 1' DuMose, Camden, i:$
I * L Clyluirn , 'Weslville, 1.1
.1 M Watlp, Lyneliwoud, 12
A G Bradley, Camden, 12
It Patterson, Liberty Hill, i >
A M" Dunn, Camden, 12
M B MeliCod, Camden, pj
T fir" in Neitles, Sr., Camden, |?
It II KJH.itt, Cnmden, )|
S,J T Young. Kull), ]|
\V D Marshall, Cnrr.den, I]
I'll Arrant, s, Cuindoi), 11
T \' Barker, Camden, 11
\V I) Afepownll, Can ley, 1|
S F Kelly. Weslville, ? II
Jnhn Boykin, Camden, 11
C It Clements , Liberty Hill. i]
B Tidwell, KhIIi, / ^ 10
iMve Wat kins, Camden, 10
D I' C Mnicliifloii. Camden, 10
W I! Peebles, Luck now, H>
T .1 Aneruin, Cnmden. 10
.I<ie Mvers, Cnmden, 10
! J T Coats, Camden, 10
JI Addison, Camden,* 10
J S Merojiy, Camden, 10
Oli?rl?n lv?|n? Me Lane, LvnehwooU, 10
4'ft'Trniitlnm, Cante$\ i>
15 M Ilendrix. Cnmden, II
f A Fyirby, Camden, 0
W J Drfticeford. Cant?;y, ft
ft N Hull, Lncknow, fj
M ttnbon, Cnmden, , <)
Jflbn A^Riifbon .-Camden;- (i
?F A Rogobwough, Camden, 0
G L Dixon, Camdon, 0
T A Ci\nthcn, Westvillo,
Alexander Jobngon, C?md?n,
C M Alexander, Auitoe.b,
l> K Sponocr, Cnm Jen,
0 W McCaskill, Anti?cb,
ix C ^ite, Catndcnr -?
J LGelty*, Jr., Camden,
\V T ; McC??ltm CfilfcWto
ft It ncykiuf C?mden.
II t IJbcrty Hill,
1 W V Iluekalxi f Cantey,
Ortif^Wooily IIoi)#li, Timrod,
C < ' \Tffcjlban. Cnmden,
J )f MttOMkill, Abtwv, if
It RnMell Place, 8
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TI-IE IT-^-lvdlOTTS
CM' EDGE Sim
Ol'TKUS
SLAUGHTERED PRICES
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I* rom now until wo return to our oldstind w!tot\> it. is l?ein^
onlnr^od and improved.
Wo montion l>t>low a fow artioloa mid prions, an 1 ax it woul I ho impossible
to uamo everything in our immonso stock, must ask you to tako tins as mi
index to I ho whole:
Shilling prints reduced to o!o.
(Jolorod S.mteli lawns, only to per yard.
Colored ohallios at 2.$o por yard.
Colored Iioviih, (t? nioo assort mont ) only
Onlorrd nnimook and dimi?i<?s roluttod to no. y
Scotch Lappet tes (linen otVook) only l2Ac porynrd.
Uolortjd Dimity, reduced to Do. por yard, worth lf>.s
S'riped and figured, from worth por oont tuoro.
( )no pi??co Kt ion\ino reduced to K;\> worth loo.
Nuns veiling, Hoa^ouuhlo colors, rod 'iced to 1 1 0 por yard.
(?rape etl'oet, nnns\v?\iliug, at oidy I Do per yard.
.'{('? inch I'orcaloH reduced to f?, t?'4. and 8\o nor yard.
A nice assortment of summer Silks at absolute o.o.st.
W hito and Colored Duck reduced lo U, and iOo, worth W por oont
tuoro.
Wlnto Nainsook, (chocked) reduced to I. 7.^ and ]()o por yard.
i'lain Nainsook (vvhito) reduced to N/,, l(), 12, and loo por yard, worth -10
por oont inoro.
Doited Swiss reduced to por yard.
A Hplondid assortment of Hamburg and Swiss oinhroidorios at absolute
00s t .
Torchon Daco, hy I ho yard or hy thn piece, lowor than ever hoard of.
Flouncing for children's drosses from I2jc up.
A fow Linen lap rohoa loft which wo will oloso out at IOo oaoh.
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All stylos and qualities from up.
( ion In white and oolorod shirts. "road v made" from 1 ?">.*. up ? just think ufijl !
Anything in hosoiry at from IM.'t to 50 par oont. loss than valuo.
A big lino Tabltf'Damssk from 1 f>o por yard up.
Table oil cloth, good quality, from loo np.
Tho entire stock of Clothing at and below cost.
Carpets, Matting and Kegs at and holow cost.
BIG REDUCTION !
In everything as wo must roduco our stock hoforo going back to our hand
Homo quarters.
Lot of Ladies' and Cents' Undorvosts Hud Drawers (aamplos) at 25
cont. less than regular cost.
All Wintor goods at a big sacrifice. Now is thn timo to reap genuine
bargains and romombor wo havon't. boon advertising all suuimor at
COST ho wo moan moro than we say.
P. T. mLHIE,
Proprio^r. v
STILL IN THE LEAD
WITH THK 1.0 \V EST PllIOKS.
^tox in Cam
don,
8 lbs. 'Of good Rio Coflef^ for <51 00. Arbuckles Celebrated
Arosa Parched Guflbe (> lbs. for $1. 2 U is. Coffee, parched and
groutif], for 25c. Jolumbia River Salmon 12 l-2o , all other
brands 10c. Tomatoes, lb cutis, only 8c. Peaches, 3 lb
cans, only 7c. llest Keg Soda or* |y oc per lb. 2 qt. Coveted
Bucket only 5c. I qt.. Coffoj Pots only 5o. Nice heavy Turn
biers only 20c set. Heittz's celebrated Pickles and Sauces at
lowest prjcfjs. 18 lbs. standard granulated Sugar $1.00. A
full line of l\eavy and fancy Groceries always in stock and at
lowest prices., A real good Tobacco for 20c to 35c per lb. A
?joud Smoking Tobacco at only 20c per lb. All ^oods guarain
teed aw represented.
A OIIK1T ttilUKJIJO.
ABSOLUTELY GIVEN AWAY? NO CHARGE, NO CON
- , D1TIONS!
The following ^raiid pti^-u will be given away to customers:
1ST.
A Gold Plated Watch worth #20.00, 20 )eai\s 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.
4T1I.
A good open luce silver case watch worth aot $10.00.
5TII.
A <50 od nickle case watch worth about $5.00. a\
CTII.
A good nickle cusc watch worth about $2.00.
7TII, 81 Jl, 9111 AND 10TH,
Jewelry prizes ranging in value from 25c to $1.00.
^ 1 ITU TO 30TH,
Prizes cftrwstiiig of household articles.
llomember, thero are no charged nor conditions to above
distribution of prizes. Any purchaser of TWO /I|PLLARS
worth of goods for cash at one time at our store will be eh'i
tM ttrr ticket. There .$rc only three hundred tickets. Draw
ing will take place as soon as tickets have been given away.
The mode of drawing will be as follows: A. little boy will Ik*
blind folded, first ticket drawli ?wilFtake first prize. 2nd' ticket
drawn will take 2n^ prize, 3rd ^rawn wiHTt&ke 3rd
prize, and so on.
Money Back if You Want it!
A# I hate ft reputation to sustain a? well its 8->nno other people. I say If the jroodaarv
not aa M>|?rtsent4kl you^ean h*rf?h of mOnry took if 700 want it? whether the goods
arc groceries or cut floods y on can hare your money Imck If yon want It, whether the
"tllH In iiIm i>r^o#rs. I Awll! refund your money, rather than have a dissatisfied en*
totfier. Jtotnember you mint satisfted with tho weights iwd measures ** writ s?
the <|iishttee o|-4h?yoo<i?l *>Hyort, l-?*tte all i?i? I wstiswi ink
?fr.|sl mf I w l?<f? to .Uy.
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f
.J M S^woll, Korfthaw. ^
I) I, rato-1, Catarrh, ft
A 1$ Ultimo, ('mmltMl, ft
I. Mol, Drown, Oam<lou i ft
I K Holland* ( 'Minion, ft
J !?' ( ' ??*???? I , Ciin toy, ft
I > M ttotlimus Lynchwoo:), ft
I M K il k Icy, Ahney, ft
.1 1' .\ limits, ('.umlcii, ft
K 1 1 llrnw'ii, < "n??>? I n. ft
II M Hi own, Ciuixlon, 7
S T UatilncivTillor'a Koriy, 7
.1 \V 1 1 yat t , ('n nnlon , 7
II \V 1 l immond, Tivnclivvooil, 7 ,
1 < JO A Ho i'il, Canulon, 7
IVtor Mct'W8klll, ( 'a union, 7
A ( ' Watt*, Canloy, 7
W It (iartliu'1-, Hoy-kins, 7
I F West , Cam-'en, 7
T I. Hanus, Luck now, 7
T M Matiox. IMIlU-M. 7
Levi Holland, Cannloiii 7
llomy Truomlt'll, Oani'lon,, <1
II I'' Hoykin, Camden, ??
? I ? ? 1 1 1 1 T Trnostloll , l-Mut Hook,
I \V I'loyil, l.ihorty Hill. (1
W K Al'lo<ltf<*i Canitlon, B
J C Hilton, WoHtvlllc,
K 1' Kivloy , Catarrli , l
(i Wilson .lonos, Ij)-iic1iwoo(|, 4
< loo, Washington Garni, l.vnchwoml, 2
initios II. I loiuliix. Camden, 2
W T Mol.auiin, I <y m-h wood, 4
I K McCaskill. I .vnchwond, > 2
I I 10 Hoard, i'am'lon, 2
h A Willkow.sky, numhn, * 1
OR. I. II. ALEXANDER,
Dentist.
Ornduntn of the Philadelphia
I )en i.*? I College, Session 1870-77.
OKKIOK It KG A 1) KTKKKT,
Camdkn, S. C.
Two doors South of Tho Chron
icle Olhee.
NOTICE.
i tint agent for this county for tho
Stcai\|jHed Hiik Destroyer one t?f (hn
heal known in volitions for ridding tliu
hoiirti* of lied lilies. Perfect satisfaction
wherevr used. Price only 7f?c?. Snm
I h- call l?c f <m?i? at 'Mm Chronicle otllco
.is soon iih tdiipmenl arrives.
T. M. HAY N ICS,
Am jr. yo. '?/.
HiimiiS Witt
OKKICJB OK 1
St) I'KIl VISORS OK Hkuihtuation, I
/ Kkusiiaw County. f
\ Cami.kn, S. C., M Alton 8, 185)7, J
Tho Hoard of Kcglftttatien for Kerfthaw
Co , will moot a( tho Court House iu
Camden, on I ho 1st, Mondays, Tuesdays
and Wednesdays of each month for tho
purpose of reghitoring voters, Office
hours I'rom 0 a. in. to 8 p.m.
W. V. KUSSKLL. Chairman,
MANN KM HA HON, Clerk,
J. r.gilCHAKDR,
Members of tjie Uu^iHtriitiuii Board for
Kershaw County,
r>
Horses sufloVing from soreness or any
diseases, doga or cattle are hoi r to suc
cessfully treated by
Dr. Hadley,
Veterinary Surgeon.
The Dentistry of tho hOrao is a Bolenco
in itself. Horses' Teeth nre tho Cfiuae
of disagreeable habits. Horses having
diseased teoth are hard to keen in con
dition. and if poor it ia impossible to fat
ton. Thero are few horses young or
old, without tnoro or loss sharp-edged of
roujth projection* upon their molars.
Tho sharp edgea taeeinte the mouth,
canning torture to tho horse, and he
tries in various ways to rid himself of
the tronhlo. , Some start suddenly or
stop short, toss tho head, drool or sIoIk
her ; others shy, drive sideways, or hold
their heads in an unnatural manner. Im
proper K' indinff of food causes ind'^es
tioii and indigestion produces lo*? ofsp
petite, hide-bo\ind, swollon limbs, star
intr or dead-likf* cost of hair, eoitgHjnu.
discharges at tjhe nose, tunning at tho
even, etc. AW Irregularities of ^Wiolarrt
or incisors t/asily removed. Practical '-i
experience/enables me tivglte aatlsfac-.
?Jon in alt-Vases. No charge for exu id*
nnt ion \\i oflice. t y
ORXnUATB OF STOCKHOLM.
Medical ungiiULtJorJiMfStfttea nf Vlr
uinh, New York, Illinois, We/t Virgin
ia, Pennsylvania, New Jersey.
Sj?fm All calls promptly attended tc
uijrlit or day.
Oflico ovor |?\ M, Zemp A ^>eVas?
Drug Store.
FINEST LIQUOES
IN
Original Packages
Palmer Kyr, old , 2 gal jugs, ??cn
('?nifcrn Rye, I gallon Ju?h, ejicK
Choice Rjre, 2 tr*}'.o* jujen , ?***)?
OhrfWo Rye, 4 qt. t oUi*fl in r*H*
Choice; Rye, 6 qKTTKrtilwi iti cm*
Ry<*,-?-gwlUw j?ii ? -
W? ?Im> f?nv?4w
The W. A; VANDKRCO^K em
OA LI KO UN ! A WIN R8 nwd Br?
w??Ht*?lng 6f CfARETVBURflJ
mikiiry; AxoaiGA. hubg
CATAWBA *l>4 TOKAT l?
LOS JIHiS Order* lor (Mfl?
trill He iimM for doilwry m an
rf^nr fflw^nSP S11 ImV> nffr ir**1
* ' 1 r ?' ^ ? " " '? '| I? j
IlHvinK been Appointed agent# for
KKIKOMAX. KBILKItA OO. tho Vo
ducole Kentucky distiller# of tlio fn
inoufl I. W PALM ICR, NKLSON
COUNTY, MONOGRAM Jk METHU
SKLAil Kye WliUkicp, we offer a car
load of the it; goods in tho following
Orginul I'rtfkayroH :
Palmer Rye, very old, 1 quart bot- ">
ilo in case, percaao . . . .$125
Monogram Kye, 1 qt bottle in cn?o I 00
MethiiHaleh Rye, 1 qt. bottle in cmo 80
Ol J Corn Wlvfj?key, 1 irallon jog* . -. 2 2f>
Old Corn Whiskey, }?? gallon jt?g?* 1.25
Theao wo have in 1 lock :? - ? "-V ...
Palme r Rye, very old, 1 gallon jug* , '
eaeh . . .... ... 500
Palmer Rye, vcrv old. 2 gallon JugH
. eneli , ? V.IPjjO/
Pnlmer Rye. very old, i qt. botttea 7
" In OH?eM, "pwrca'uo . . '* . .. 6 00 '
Palmer Rye, Very ol<*, 6 qt. bottle*
in e*?o, |>vr <????
P?lm?r-Uyt?, <>14, 4- g nl each