The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 27, 1897, Image 3
A labovul Donation.
Mr. J. A. WutlH i n<l other*, of
Cautoy, Imvo proHciiU (1 lo tho 1'ap
Hist ()rphnnH?.o nt (lr< on w orxl ti car
load (>f luinlur In lo i bo<I i.i I uil<l
in#r n<Wit oi al cotttfjjih for ( l?o or
pliaiiH.
rotnion Money.
Pensioner* will ho ? <> lenrn
that 'hoy o:m n>?v j^o'. their innu'iv
for which thov havo vv?it)'l ho Jon if
This money h in bcon <lue ever miico
.)un\ The cIh'? nro now in tin*
hunts of tho ()UmI< ol the Court.
Tho Contest
Tho fnt'inoia contest e'o?c<\ y<?Mter
day. I?\ r tho past. week tho uni!
litis In1 en qnito busy l?ri in Mm*
oo?ipojifl for various candidates and
for i lie pt'Kt low days interefit in it
Iris run h'gh Tho coupona receiv
ed up to fix (/clock yeMeri^uy slew
ol that Mr. Coolcy, of JJaykins, was
tho wlnm r.
Bcnvdmif House.
Mr JC M. Jflondrix has* nntrd
tint eommodiouH rcKidonen on Main
r 1 1'cct next, south of .Mr. John T.
Nettles' store i.ixl wll conduct a
hoarding homo. Tho house will In
furnished throughout with now lion
ilttro and tiin taMo supplied with
tho host. tho inaiket ali??rtln, amt
charges modorato. See his adv.
y
While I nps
On last Friday night. . over one
hundred mnsltod. men ming Irom
tho W oh t. Watoreo 'section. paHS?;?l
through Camden und wont tot the
Jiomo t'f Mr James Dixon, near
ML Olivet Duptist Church and took
therefrom two Mmmon olihrs and
fidminiatorod to them a seven"
thiashiug. Tho Mormons* are o.hari;*
od with vc.ry Mmnornl conduct in tin'
Went Wntoreo Koelhi^rund the poo
pie are dolerinined flvjut a stop t<>
it.
I'etit Jurors.
The fallowing is tht! list nf pet i !
jurors, drawn l<? p?*i vi! t'?>r the Sep
tember, 1 Si)7, irrm of Cuurl f???
Kershaw <M?tt m \*. fi"
Win T .l-li-i m, W C Unh'v. J Oil'
ver JVfnRoK'y, ,1 A Walls, P L Me
Naughton, f>:i .vrrncc McCan, T L
Davis, .1 Frank West, J J Kolsoni.
Wm Joseph J Sniit.li. Geo
G Gladden, IC K Tiller, Leurenee
I) JCvans, K T Miekle, R J T Smith,
J A MeL'Uirin, 14 I) Williams, M ,1
Ausley, Hen 'J1 Hasty, A'len 1' Mr
Oaskiil, II K DiiU'W, Z / Bitiiichl.
H T Ttni'sih'll, Win J Christmas,
Roland R Wilson, .1 W DavU, J T
Junes, John 0 Whilake.r, A I.
Von tiff, T W Brni^non, \V II Smith,
W IC A i ledge, P l' Hiuee, Thomas
Jackson, T> McL Mrown.
Tile Depot at Blshopvllle Burned.
A special fiy>ui HM^pvillu dated
Aug. 22nd, Aa'ysV. The citizens i? f"
tlto town were startled this tnom.
iug about 3 o'clock by an explos
ion, the report being loud enough
to awaken almost everybody in th<*
pla<;c, hut no one considered it of
enough importance ^o get up and
investigate. About one hour sif
lerwaids the alarm of lire was gjy
< n and the depn*J#wa8 found to In*
in fiames. There ia no doubt but
thai the fire prof f snfu was first
burglarized and the depot pet ??m
(lie, or caught from the explosive^
ns?d. It was believed at first th'st.
It wiih the work of experts, but lale
this aflernoon the tools with which
fhe work was done were found ir
the debris and ri-eognized by Stew
urt'tfe Olybyrn, who liaye a simp
n^nr by, as their properly. A ho'e
wns drilled in the top of the anfe
and the explosive, whether powder
or dynamite was inserted in Unit
Way. The thing was so clumsily
done that the impression is gain
in? ground that it may hate been
the work of amateuis i^fvnd of
pi otossionals.
OUR BOYS.
Just a Word or two in Your Intorcst.
Vouna men, practically nil of
you have come to recognize the
f'tct that a business education in
approximately a necessity, if yon
me to gain a foothold in the busi- j
iiesn world, or attain the highest!
success in it.
Doubtless, also, many of yon are
now casting about for a school to
attend this Fall; and to these we
would' olFer a kindly word of ad
vice to prepare lo enter none until
you have written the Ga. Business
College at Macon, Oh. What it in
doing for the boys and pirls of the
country is ^cnlly astounding. AU
riady'tlttfilig the present year It
bus given fully one hundred of
them absolutely frco seholarships,
has aided more tjion ft hundred
others, and through its KmplOy
-tncot Bureau hae~ placed- nil-- its
graduates ? not having one idty.
The pay sludehls receive a djfc
Otfunt of their I?. U. fare, and l/?w
hoard mAke* the expense of a pu?
pi! who attends, iesa than it would
he If h'e^efnained Idle at home.
accomplished what It
ha# cluring all the dull, hard time*,
the prosperous conditions which
ik'fo now returning everywhere, will
enable it to (?o far more in the fu
tar*.
_.-XojU)*m$n.young women.Jfjrnu
t re ambitious, take our arivico and
write th? Oa. AU. Business Ol
J?g? at Macon, Ga., for At
Sciolaralilp Ia the aV>re or Urge
# Of Mil ?t ? barflflatifcitoinc*.
State Sundliy School
(Convention,
I Tho 20th annual Ftnto Sunday
[School coiivcntio i mot in the Cnu
'don Baptist church, Tncsdu/ ?vim
; 1 njy, at s ?!{() o'clock, Hov, A. J.
I Klokfp, president of the association
; in t lio chair, the ){ov. Wultor 1. Her
i licit the otlicicnt Secretary, also ho*
| i njjf in his place.
| Tho meeting Tuesday nUht waft
opened with a delight I'll song service
led Wy t lio local choir, after which
hi. Thou. II Law conducted a pray
er and j.ra 8o service, nt the conchi*
"inn f?r which tho lion. J K. Klh'r
lie, of Mar on, was Introduced and
delivered a very td>lo and eloquent
address upon the ? nhject, "tH'jecM
of thin Association. M He inudo it
\efy <^car that tho aims of tlio asso
ci ition was to encourage and extend
lie- work of the Sunday school cause
n I not. in any wav interfere with
i? uomiiutionnl matters llis ad*
dress was listened to with tho clou,
??st. ntlention. and l?an boon ooinmcnt
ed upon in the most tlrtiorlng mini
n r.
WednoHday morning after devo.
'i nal exercises the delegate# were
roMed ami Llio usual committee*
ppoiutcd
"Organized effort to save t lu>
I'oy" was discussed in a very inter
es.lnn m in! instruct ivo manner h\
.Mr. .i. II. Miller, Field Woiker ol
tho Georgia State Sunday School
A asocial on.
Some general discussions wore par
iciputed in, followod by tho reports
of the coo uiy vice presidents.
I latin for ox ending the organized
work were discussed at-- the after
noon session, some reports from
I ho committee* wore received and
the following oilicers woro oloeted
for tho ensuing year: lion. Walto
Hazard, of Georgtown, Presidoiv ;
Rev, ,T. W. Shell, of Fountain Inn,
V co-President; Iiov. Walter I. Her
"'?rt, of Florence, Secretin y and
.''reasnrer; Prof. It. (). Sams, Sup'.
Normal Department; Mrs. Mary S.
?Vh lden, of Charleston, Sujt. Pri
mary work. \
Executive CoannitWe ? 0. II. Car.
jsle, Chin., SparlanbnrsJ ; S. 1?. Fzell,
Spartanburg; Dr. T. II Law, Spir
tartlunr; Rev. W. H. Powling, liamp
Ion; Hon. J. K. Kllorhe, Sellers; tI
C. Scott, Charleston; 0. W. Birch
move, Camden; Prof. Geo. li. Cro
mer, Newberry.
Wednesday nighxt Mr3. Whilden
mado a very earnest nppeal n behalf
of the primary wink, and Mr. Miller
discussed the "N<-eds of tho Work,"
using the black board in presenting
this question.
Tho session yoster.day morning
wa? a very interesting one, Mr. Mil
lor. of Georgia, t?ave an instructive
iiortniil h-sson ; Prol". J. A. Giuno
wf?||, of Spa i tanburg, discussed the
'Homo Glass Department."
Resolutions of thanks to the. eiti
*?i.b of C)imden for tlioir hoKpltditv
n ontor ta iling the convention; the
I'aptiat congregation f'?r the nse of
their church; the choir for their
sweet and inspin d music, and. i^(r.
M i ? It t for his valuatilu help, were
unanirnonsly adopted.
I'M n a lv oumu thq farewell words,
which worn very touching. The (ton
vonj.ion then adjourned to moot next
year at Georgetown.
Personal.
Dr. 1) L. D?*S.i iismiic has return
ed from u two weeks trip to Now
York.
Mr. R. II. Coriiwoll. of I,ot?)iP, S.
C., who resided for some limo in
-Camden a b?:ui u y e a r ??go, was in
Cm in. Ion on last Saturday. Hia
friends here were glad to boo1 II fin
ayrti n.
U r. Denton Hruco, of Darling
lon, poid a (lying viuit to Camden
last we? k. He carried his brother,
Mr. G. C. Rrnee back with lilui to
spend a fow days in Darlington.
Mis? Beekie Nelson liaa return
ed from a plcusant visit to Tiller'*
Kerry.
Mr. P. T, Villc^ignc has return
ed from New Voi k where he went
to pni/hflfrc his Fall stock.
Slim iff I?. JJ. Williams left thin
morning for Spartanburg to br.ng
back a prisoner.
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Deaths.
Mrs. Vaughiin, reliet. of the htt?*
lamented Mr. .J ?h. II. Vnu^hiin. died
jnl her homo n hour. P? tniUfs north of
(laniden on lant JVidiiy about 12
j o'clock M. Pncfased wftw a most n>?.
timublc christian lady, and had. s' e
lived a few days l??i}?er would have
been H3 .years old She wan Just 20
dtiyf* older than her husband who
prone-led her a few years a^o. Tlio
J I'nnerul inolc place at (ho Camden
j liaplist Church at M o'clock on W-ifc
I urday and tl)o burial was at the
cemetery. Hers was a loop life well
spent and kIic I as pone fo enjoy the
reward of tlio pure in heart and faith.
[ fill, and ? Her eli'ldren rise up ami
call her bless#!. '
j Luther Hailr, one nfthft twin *on?
of Mr. and Mn. J. W, Jlronnon, pf
J lleulah, died on Inst Friday morning
ntHMit o'eloek, 8 ye*ra.
The Utile li months old daughter
of Mr. And Mrs. .T. J. Yates, of
, Jon is. died on the lOth.Tnet. Th?
burial took placc at Cedar Creek, the
funeral sorvices being conducted in
! * ver*r itnprossivo'owinncr by Heir. Q.
I). Vfttcs.
I ? - ? ?
Houbo Burned.
On Iftit Sunday morning t*tween
midnight and daylight (be house of
Wm. Carter, colored, on lower Lvt?
ttctmj strcrt; wnr b#ifhed ?Iown. Tfift'
loaa to Carter la qnlte heavy.
' . \W laarw (UU Mr, Dean ahoi a
. ? j? f">x
Fiilar. It M thought Ufial W
wound will prove Mel.
County 8. S Convention.
Tlit' Cwuiily Sn^ny School com
Vt* lit Ion whh liolil "*nf lie 111 ii li last,
. w ??? k. Tin* t on vt hlion wtta one of
' l ll?f Ill IIS I MtlCCCHjifll 1 I'VlT llt'lll IVIHl ?
lilt1 jinn i j it'll |)l ti of lit'lllull Will l'V- '
i t 'to rt'lllciii licictl for llirii o|H'li
i lii'Hii el) tins) 1 1 1 a 1 1 1 v ami ilu'it' ti it i l> f
i'i I c iloi l ii to coll 1 1 1 1 1 Ii 1 0 lo I lie Mil'- j
cess of (he ctiii w ii I ion, At ilio
coo vi'iii ion Messrs. (5.C Hruco nn?l I
I'. links K?.i l turnip mlilii P8i'?. It
was t'ci| uchIimI I i.v tin* convention
tli o l Met comity |in|ioi?? juiIiIIhIi
i Ii cse !i <1 < I icsKcs. The f .Mowing is
M r. Kih I s :
M r. President: It Is my ph*a?unl duly to j
speak to yon on i lu* snl li't'i "\\ lint honrilt ;
?Mit it > on n k 1 1 in ii doi i\ t' I it on attending i ln< j
?Motility school'.'"
v?|'lto Sunday School of id day U only a
modernized foi in ol I ho old III I do SehOol, t In1 i
stiiii ol' which Is, itltd has i'vi'1' been, to start
the young in t In* pal lis of righteousness, ant I
to oarly instruct tlunn In Hit' lift*, Works and
wtiiiU ot otn blessed l(tMlt?t?moi'i
I In i wo nin>l not t It i it U I Int l lint Sunday
si'liool Is for llio lltllo oni's itlono; lar Iroui
it ; wo could never llvti long enough lo learn i
nil iltiti i* |t< \?e learned in tin* llook of (Jod, j
tindas my appeal Is n> l??? directed to tliei
young nu'ii, I will begin I'.v saying that llio .
>i"l in lay Scltoal sliotild possess ?li>ti I?1 %< tiller
to Ihcm, us wo K" thorn to stmly cspec
tally ahoiil llio noldost and l>y far tho I ?**.s (
til Itildu characters. Whon -Josus began llis
work on on rill lio was tpiitc a youth, and
>\ lion lio was crucified ho wan still a young
until, therefore ilits slnniltl make liini fool
still nearer anil donrcr to lis, as wo ourselves
urn young moil.
There a i n several foa I tiros about Hit* Sun
day school whichgivu lo Ii charms hloli nro
poftsosscd by nothing else. 'I'lio II cVjt is Hint
lit) text-book used by it Is iho IToly Hlblo;
the t en Hi of tiinl in history, poetry nml pro
idniey. I n I Ills book I lie exemplary lives of
llio good men of all ages tiro presented to us,
ind by studying tlunn, our faith Is strength*
.mod and our lives made bolter nnil more
lirollliibln,
Kor young mon lo study ol olinniotors like
Moses, Sitiniiol, Davltl and Paul, they are
ifivon higher aspirations anil are Inspired
lo bettor and nobler things In life. From
this book, all have to learn life's great lor
Milt of love lo (iotl, obedience to parents,
it ltd loyally lo our country. It is the book
>t I >t in whieh nil eivlliy.ulloii Is founded, tlltd
upon which our laws and government are
based. Wull may It be called "Tho llook tit
i ho nineteenth century." When we realize
nil ibis, we see how vastly Important it Is to
I lioroiigldy familiarize ourselves with Its
pages As tint older men of the country
^ I v ti 'way under the weight offline, their
innnllst^juiluruliv fall upon us? the coming
men. I|Tiw>>*>mji v im+>in tiinl I lien foi a y ounj;
man to lay a foundation suited to tho striie.
lure ho wishes loereel. Therefore, let everv
voting man plaee till hope of what he ex pects
lo be, In this lite or the next, on that best ol
foundations? tlio Word of <?nd. "Itcmem
l>er now thy Creator iu llietlayKof thy youth,
when the evil days come not nor tho yenis
draw nlxli when (lion slialt sity, 'I have n.U
pleasuro iu them.' "
I.ot ns now consider I lie temporal advan
tages of an curly religions Ijfu. Sonio think
to become rellj:to|is earl v im llt'ol^to forfeit
nil real ploiiKuro. This Ik ii ihl-taken bleu.
Soiiio of the brightest- and most popular
young men of our tow n are religion". Con
ibler this also: ll Is not bad. worthless young
iiidii wlm a ro tilling positions of honor und
responsibility, businessmen will always
lilaco their interests in t he Iijiii?1-? of honest
t ii d upwrtght men, those who would spurn
to do a dishonest deed. It it I do not moan
lo say that a religions lift- Is the only road to
temporal prosperity and social superiority,
superior genius and brilliant business talent
ire hound to win popuhir admiration,, and
make their possessor a doslr.il>. o am). pr>Vs
l>erotis man. lint lobe stilus of "sueei&s la
life, to rise above the common standard ol
mankind, a young man requires certain ?!<?? .
ttienls of ebar.ietor, all of whl.'li are attain
nble through tho. power of religion, and
many of which most young men w ill never
ii 1 1 it i n without that power. "Seek y? llrst
llio Kingdom of t|o?l and his righteousness
anil all Ilium lliings t-hall lie mld?d unto
you." "I.en?th of tlavs Is In her right luuifl, |
and iu her I oil baud filches ami honor. Iler
wavs are ways of pleasantness, anil all her
paths are peace."
Another beautiful feature about tho Sun*
day School Is that il meets on (iod's holy
day.
A ft or tho cares anil work- of tlm week arc
over and flu* great wheels of commerce are
1X1 11*1 upon the ovc of another week, what
pleasure It should ullnvil ||U lOif!v??" hour
to careful sillily and meditation uJfoit tlu<
Word of (!o?ll Hut to some yonag^ men this
seems a cuinbrOus tlulj'. It .should uot be so.
If any one will lake tho Hlbie nml road it liv
I he right spirit, tliey w ill (Intl that there
Is both pleasure and groat prollt In Hlble
study.
lly some young nioi?ho Sabbath Is greatly
;|b||sed, Instead of stiiUytng tlio lesson and
going to Sunday hehoo) l\^ lpi na^^itod wit lj
ijoil's people, and to luikl' the^frtis<m Ux
plained by older and wiser ^people, they
out walking or congregate on tho stVeet
corners ami listen to low and Immoral Jokes,
which tend to undermine tho character and
to' sap the morals. All Intelligent young
men strive to correct this, ll rst by prepar
ing tho lesson ami regularly ntt? tiding Sun
il.iy U(d|'"0|| tl|oi|-hy novor stopping on tlio
corners to llsiiin pi these (iniuoriil tales and
Jokes. The hlblti says "Keep tlty topguu from
evil Iltiti tliy Hps from spnaklng gnllo," but
alwuys mIiow tlmso who Indulge In those hit
nioraliiles, that you boartlly dUapprovo of
them, and in this way a goni.1 example Is
sol, which some one will follow; keep on j
working mil II yon get the majority on tho I
right side, llteu the victory is sure, for the
majority Is bound to win.
I ii conclusion I will speak of the Inst, but
a very important feature i.bout tlio Sunday
bfllionlr |t Is, that In it we begin early to
leu in of lesus, iiImo miinn of tlio heniit Jflll
stories In which the Hlblo abounds, and Iu
our m at urer years, bow sweet it Is to re
hearse In i.iii1 niehtorles the Hlblo slorles we
b-it t nctl when wt* wore at -Stntdiiy School:
what it pocullur pjciisure It Isto^eatl for our*
solves, and be old enough to understand for
onrenlvc* w hut Iho various pns*nge? mean!
We imiii theii ooinprehou'l |ts muiYt (1'iiths,
and better utlll to try ovoiy day lo apply
thoil) to our own llvm. Just lioro If wo will
Mtop to think, wo eitll clearly soo that Iho
time of our youth spent In Sunday School
whs not spent In vain nml that tlio Sunday
Scliooi h one o| tho best of OoiPj Institu
tions, for It actH as n preparatory to llio
voutb for a higher and better work jn the
clmroli of Jou.
- ?
. Advertised Letters, ?
Hoi; wh k ended A?ik. 22, 1807 t
W J W!*e, IJnrn HnrrV, Phlllpl
Itolden* Will Dlx??n, Arioi Hoff
man, Dii.nh Hunter, Louise Tiller,
Mosfter HrtlniP. XrtUn Miller Jen
nl ng, Mnltio Moten, J Stratford,
J ohn Miller, ttHirued d?i<l letter j
? G U flail. ? :C'
O, J. Shannon, P. If,
- ,-y.
Boarding House
I have <wn*4 a lJ(?af*liijcr, jflouioiu
the building next aouth of Mr. Jol.n
Nettlen' atOTtv ? Thn?hov*e will be fltte<t
np villi Mv.itinitam and. the Ubb
whU i*?# lw*i Um market atforili.
[ A??. ?tf vr, J
A Picture ami Sketch of the Lifo of
Tlio Winner of the Cotton iHautor.
Ii i * our purpose, if tho Winner
is willing to hoar tho expense ol
eleetrotv po whioll will ho liolllitial,
to puhlUti a portrait, together Willi
II sketch of t ho lit'o of the w |l|)c|' "I
t lie eo'ton planter, an. I yive free ol
charge to tin1 winner M,)-< hpios of the
paper containing tin' write up.
Tilt? Chronicle's Karii'eiV (foulest
opens up lo-il ay. Tlio plan in tills :
lli-low ia puplis'uul a coupon eon
I ii i ii i 1 1 _?? it lilank line upon which is
to h?? written tlio name of die fai
nter who the sendev <H ?l#i'.W't'3 lite
h?*Ht oiiO in Kershaw countv. The
eiii||>ou is to he out out ami mailed
(or hrotmht) to this ollloe. An ac
count will he kept of l he voles east
tiol ninety ilays after this ?lnic
(Mav21st.) The Chronicle will pi?.
?i nt to the farmer receiving the
highest nu ih her of votes a valuable
cotton planter. Who will enjoy the
iistinetion of heino the hest firin
? r in Kershaw coum\? Semi in
< lie coupons for vonr favorite funn
el!
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IIow Tho Voto Stands:
I J Cjo|ey. Iloykins,
.1 N J on i-s, Camtlim,
I W l):i vis, A lit loeh.
I' It Tliorne, ( 'iiiiiilrn,
W 1'" Km-sell, WuHtvill.t,
H \\ illianis, Cam don,
\V \V .Mickie, Camden,
L K Pet-Idea, laicknow,
<i M Turner, Hoykms,
I) (J Fletcher, vilie, fj'
?J M Nelson, linllflehl,
(5 fttokes, Camden,
It MohoIo.v, Cnmden,
<> N Humphreys, Camden,
l< I' Vliodd, Camden,
B M Hudson, Cnimlen,
NV F U?H'i I , Camden,
< ! \V J)uhm>y, Camden,
(? .1 linker, Canidun. (
T A Caul hen, Sr. Westville, '? J' *
S l? Hull I'lieknow,
C W Mnsel^y, Camden,
I S tinhlncr, Weatville,
B (i Tenia, Camden,
U M Peare*, Camden,
\V 1) floykin, Camden,
Alex Brown, Kershaw,
liali Kirkland, Kulh,
U.I II iMii|>lirey?, Camden,
\V 1? iclie, CHimlen,
Henry Otill'iw, Camden,
Joel Hon -h , Camden,
W 1' DuBoho, Camden,
I* L Clyhurn , Westville,
J M Watts, Lynch wood,
A Q Bradley, Camden,
It Patterson, 1,1!a?i l.y Hill,
A M Diiiiii, Camden,
M U MeL^od, Camden,
Ilirani Neil I oh, Sr., Camden,
It It Klliott, Camden,
S J T Young, K?lb,
W J) Marshall, Camden,
F If yYrra iiIh, Camden, *
T \' Parker, Camden,
\V |> M? I)ownll, '"antey,
S F Krlly. Wcslvillo,
John Jtoykln, (.'aimlen,
(S It Clements . I/bjrty Hill,
B Tidwell, Kalh,
fjnyn Watkins, Camden,
I) 1* C Mnrchison, Camden,
\V H Peebles, Liicknow,
T .7 Anerum, (Jainden.
?foe Mvera, Camden,
J T Coats, Caniden,
H Ad <11. son, C/muii'i),
J S Mt-rony, (^anidcVi,
Charles lv? ins\MeL;jne, Lvmhwond,
.1 STrnnilnm, Muitay,
R M Hcndrix, Ciundmi ,
F A Ivlrbv, Cam doty \
W J Draludord. Cadtay;
It N Ilall, Tjiicknow,.'
M Kulion, Camden, }
?lolin A Rahon, Cam'don,
.1 A -K?>f?tM*?f<rt??h, Camden,
O lj Dixon, Camden^
T A Oamitpn, \y??tti!le,
Alexander Johnson^ Cnniden,
C M Alcxa^der,_Antw>ob,
I) K Spencer, Cam-Ion,
O \V McCaRklll, Ant loch,
L> CI r*U>r Camden, . _ .
J l/Goltyi, lr.f Camd?3n|r
W T McCflskill, Cuturrli,
B II licykin, C*mden.
H 0 fone*. Id'jrrty Iflll,
W AV . Oint^y,
Cafti Mood> Honnh, Tim rod,
0() Vnu*hnn .Ciimiltn.
?f Iff McOoiklll, Abntv,
Jmn*+* U -Minrfffr-Rndmill Ilitv. ~
T;Jf!ii?rnt^ i^ynebwood,
H W<*?r l^nVli(v<wil,
Xi.'\ t-ii .
ITE-EIO FAMOTJS
GILT
OKKKliS
SLAUGHTERED PRICES
I'Voiii mow until wo roMirn to our ohUl.unl w'.ioro i(, is hoiug
onhir^vo and improved.
Wo mention below it few articles and price*, an I as it would ho impossible
to name everything in our immense slock, must ask you to take tins as an
index to tho whole:
Shirting plinth reduced to JVJo.
, Colored Scotch lawns, only lo por yard.
Colored ehallios at 2Jo por yard.
Colored lawns, (h nice .fotsort monl ) only *2. J '.
Colored nainsook and <11mi ? i?*r? reduced In f>o
Scotch Dappoltcs (linen elToek) only l'2.U? per van!.
Colored Dimity, reduced to 9o. por yunl, worth Inc.
Striped and figured, from (I1,. S.\e.., worth JW, por oont. tnoro.
Ono piece Ktlomine rednCoil lo S.\o worth I no
N m in veiling, seasonable colors, reduced to lie por yard.
Crape <dT??ot, nuna veiling, at only 10.' per yard.
!H> inch Percales reduced lo n, C>\. *\i" lu'r ,V"rd.
A nioo assort mont of summer Silks at ai'soluio cost.
Whito and Colored Dock . reduced to S], 1), and 10c, worth Jl.'l por cent
morn.
Whito Nainsook, (chocked) reduced to ?!, 7.' and lOo por yard.
Plain Nainsook (white) reduced to ?St\, li), 12, and lf>o por yard, worth 10
por oont inoro.
.Doltod Swiss reduced to (>\o por yard.
A splendid assortment of Hamburg and Swiss embroideries at absolute
008 1 ,
Torchon ];aco, by tho yard or by tin* pioco, lowor than ovor hoard of.
Flouncing for children's drosses from 12^c up.
A fow Linen Jap rohos loft which wo will close out al -lOo ouch.
All stylos and qualities from ; 1 up.
(louts while anil colored shirts, "ready in ado" from I fie up ? just think of it !
Anything in hosoiry at from i to f>0 por oont. loss than value.
A hitf lino Table Unmask from Ino por yard up.
Table oil cloth, good quality, from ino up.
The entire stock of Ciothing lit and below CQst.
Carpets, Matting and lings at and below cost.
BIG REDUCTION I
Jn everything as wo must reduce our stock before (joing hack to our hand
some out. iters. f/
Lot of Ladies' and Cunts' Uudervesln and Drawers (samples) at 25 per
cont. loss than regular cost..
All Winter goods at a big sacrifice. Now is the lime to reap genuine
bargains and remember we haven't been advertising all summer al
COST so we mean more than we say.
Proprietor.
/
STILL m THE LEAD
WITH Tin: LOWKST PRICES.
OlTLC3?^i3<3?it Store/ in Cam
: . den, ? I
8 H>?. of good llio Co flee lor $1 00. Arbuckles Celebrated
Arosa Parched Coffee (i lbs. for $1. 2 lbs. Coffee, parched and
ground, for 25c, Jolumbia River Salmon 12 l-2c, all other
brands ]0c. Tomatoes, 3 ll> cans, only 8c. Peaches, 3 lb.
cans, only 7c. Host Keg Soda only 5c per lb. 2 qt. Coveiod
Bucket only 5c.* 1 qt.. Coffee, Pots only 5c. Nice heavy Turn
biers only 20c Net. I leinz's celebrated Pickles and Sauces at
lowest prices. 1H 1I>h. standard granulated Sugar $1.00. A
full lino of heavy and fr.ncy Croceries always in stock and at
lowest prices. A real good Tobacco for 20c to 35c po?-ll>. A'
^o?al smoking Tobacco at only 20c per lb. All ^oods guaran.
teed as represented.
1^- A ?ItKlT K?IIE1VI?. /
ABSOLUTELY GIVEN AWAY? NO CHARGE, NO CON
DITIONS!
The following grand prizes will be given away t> customers:
1ST.
A Gold Plated Watch worth $20.00, 20 jears guarantee. No
charge, no conditions. .
2ND.
A Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Machine, second bafyl, but
in good condition.
3R1). . . .
A Double. Case Silver Wateli worth about /$ 15.0m
4TII. 7
A food open luce silver ease watch worth aot $10.0). ?
> 5TH.
A ?ood nickle case watch worth about $5.00.
<>th.
A good nickle case watch worth about $2.00.
7TII, 8 Hi, 9TH AND 10TIT.
Jewelry prizes ranging in value from 25c to $1.00.
I IT1I TO 30111,
Prizes consisting ol househ ild articles.
Remember, there are no charges nor conditions to above
.distribution of prizes. Any purchaser of TWO DOLLARS
worth of goods Icr cash at one time at our store will be enti
tled to a ticket. There are only three hundred tickets. Draw
ing will take place as-soon as ticket* have been given away.
The mode of, drawing will jbe as follows: A little boy will lie
blind folded, first ticket drawn will take first prize. 2nd ticket
drawn will take 2nd pri'/fc, 3rd ticket drawn will -take
prizo, and so on. *
Money Back if You Want it!
A* I have ft roputiitfon to sustain na well ;w ?omo other people, I ?ay If tho <goo<Is nt?
hc roprestmled you c*n!iav<jyour money ?*ck If yon want (t ? wh -ther ih? ffOO<!#
aro groceries or cut fcoo<l? f<yy4 a7? $are yoi.r money lack If yon it,' wl e'her the
.frtulL h rrflnc or y?>Jir?. 1 will i^uml yoiir ^iiey,.nUbn4ha,i^lr^A-jdlssftU?ll?d.<?u?.
i'onwt/ IWiYelnTicf you mii*t l>c jwilisflcrt tith tho Height* "and meaaures 11 w J! *>
the;qunh(ics of tho k?o<1* I -ell yon. I tftko all Ibo rl?ka; yon take none. f moan jwf
f ?av? 1 am hrre to stay. , : \ - ? - .
3* H. S!E?I?HSSSOB?
emoved to Gerald IuiMBf-iML-Cjriidr?
1 f ;t
?) M Sowoll, Kcirtliaw, H
I') I, Cntoc, Catarrh, H
A U Knlton, Canidon, H
I, MoT, Drown, Cnnvlon, #
I I1' Holland, Canidon, M
I I' ('rood, Oantoy, M
l>.\I Motliiim', I.ynoliwoo I, H
.1 M Kirk toy, Ahney, M
.1 T A rrantK, Camden, 8
K 1 1 II i'o w ii, < anul' ii. W
It M lliown, Camden, 7
S T Ca rdnor, Tiller's Hciy, 1 *
.1 W I lyatt , Camden,
U \V 1 1 :\imiK)!i<i, Lvneliwoml, 7
J , K A I To i'?l, Camden, 7
I'ptov M ot*i*skUI , Camden, 7
A C Watt*, Cantey, r>
W It Gardner, lloykina, 7
.1 F WckI , Cain'on, J 7
T I, harms, Iau:ki\o\v, ' i yt
T M MatUiX. JUdllield, 7
Levi Holland, Cinndon, 7
Homy Tnu'sdcll, Camden, <?
II K llovkin, (-1111111011, <?
John T TrnOinloll, Klnt Hook, <?
.1 NV Kloyd, Liberty llill. ??
W K A rloiliro. Camden, ft
.1 C Hilton, W'estviUu, 6
K K Haley , ( atari Ii , I
ii \Vil?oii .Jones, Lynch wood, 4
(loo, WiiKliinntoa (Sana, Lynohwoul, 2
.lames II. llcmlrix. Camden, ki
W T Mol.iiurin, Lynohsvood, 4
.1 !?'. Mol'askill, Lynch wood, 2
II K Hoard. Otinulen, !?
I'io*a Moroy, caindon, li
Lo> i K ii klinxl, Di-Knlh, 1
I, A W it I ko\Vsky, eanid n, I
DR. I.H. ALEXANDER,
Dentist.
CJiadunlo of llio I'tiilnriolpiiia
Denial College, Session 1N7U-77,
OK KICK, BlUMD STRICKT,
Cam dun, S. C.
Two doors Sonlli of TI10 Chron
icle Olftee.
NOTICE.
I mn agent for this county for tho
Sti'uu) Ho<l IUik Destroyer onu of tho
ln-Nt known inventions for ridding tl o
house of IxmI IVrfoCl Hilt infliction
wherever u#en.* l'neo only 7."o. Snin
|,1?- can i>o soon nt Tho Chronielo otllco
us stum hn shipment arrives.
T. M. II/V'VNKS.
Aug. *-M. 'H7.
liiiSSSiS
okkh'K ot> , 1
Sni'Kuvison.4 ok Hkoihtkatiok, I
Kkiihiiaw County. j
(/AM t?KN, S. (?., Mamcii 8, 18U7.J*
The Hoard of Itegirtlt ation for Kershaw
Co., will meet nl tho Court Ilooso in
(/tinidou, on the 1st Mondays, Tuesdays
ii ml Wednesdays of each month for tho
purpose of registering voters, Ollieo
hours trom 1) a. in. to 8 n, in.
W. K. RUKSKLL, Chairman,
MANN ICS It A HON, Clerk,
.1. 1\ KIOIIAUDS,
Mouthers of tlu> Registration Hoard for
Kershaw County.
Horses stiller ing from apreM'SB or nny
diseases, do^s or entile ore ludr to suc
cessfully treated hy
i Dr. Hadley,
Veterinary Surgeon.
i The Dentistry of the horse 1h a Hclenco
In itself. Horses' Tooth ar,o tho cause
<1 diriaurooahlv luihils. Iloiaea having
diseased tooth ftr? hint) io keeo in eoii
(lit ion. nml if poor it In impossible to fat
Ion. There are few hornort young or
n|<|, without more or loss sharp-edged o f
rough projections upon their molars.
The sharp edges lnceiiito tho month,
??nosing tortifre to tho horao, and ho
irics in varLoitH waya to rl 1 himself of
tho Iron hie. Homo stmt suddenly or
stop short, ions tho hca?1, <lro(d or aloh- /
Ih??' {-other** ?hy( dfivo-HHh?w?y#,~<?r-hoW-?
their hemls loan unnatural manner',. Im
proper grinding of food onuses ind'ges
tiou ami indigestion prod noes loss of ap
prise, hide-hound, swollen limb*, atnr. ?
mg or don.Nlike cent of hair, coughing,
disohnrges at the nose, tunning nt tho
uvea. etc. All irregularities of molara
rti ineiaors easily removed. I'raeticnl
#|periencc enables mo to gito aatlaftto
r?h?n in all eases. No charge for ex a ? i
hatlon at office.
GRADUATE OP STOCKHOLM
v Mtuliml Kcgidtor for the Rlfttc* of Vlr
irinln. N ew York, Illinois, West Virgin
in. I'iMinsy! vanin, Now Jorwey.
All ojiIIh uromiitly attondru to
niu'ljt oruny. > ^ ^
OOicn ov<;r,lf. M. Zcmp & I)oPub?
Drug Store;
/' __
vuwn.*- ?/?.?? ?
Choice liye, 4 qt. trottlffl i n CMe $ 00
C nice Kye, 6 qt. tHritta* {*??*? 4 SO
Methnsnleh Kye? X gallon jug* 1 40
-Wr ulw hare in tnmMt ? ft lw*l t>4
The W. A. VANDKRCOOK COtt Fin*
slIHtltY.-ANOFLICA, MUSCAT*!..
S??|
FINEST LIQUORS
IN
Original Packages
Having been appointed agents for/
KIMKDMAX. KBILE11& CO. tl?e Po
tlncole Kentucky distiller* of I he fa
mous i. W PALM Kit, NKbSON
COUNTY. MONOGUAM A.AtETHU
SELAII Kye WhUklop, wo offer ' a' car
load oi those good* in the following
Or'ginal Packagog : ? " \
Palmer Kye, voryohl, 1 quart bot- /* \
tie in <:ab<\ per oa?o $1 2i?
Monogram Itye, 1 qt. Jk>iUo in ??m 1 00
MethuHalch lly<>, htjt. bottle in eAse 80
Old Oorn Whiakey, 1 gallon jogs . . 2 'Jli
Old Corn Wliinkov, V gallon jugs 1 i't
These wc huv?n ? took.;. _ .
Palmer Ilyc, very old, 1 gallon jurfv
each . . . . 5 0>
I'ulnur Itye. very old. 2 gallon jugs..
each . . 10 00
Palmer Hye. very old, 4 qt. bottle^. ' '1'
in cases, percaao ????.. 600
Palmer Kye, very old,6qt;;;botttes ?
in rase, per ca?o ..... . ,71*0
i'ttlnirr |{yef old, l^gal juge, each 4 00
Palmer Hye, old , 8 gal jug?,?ae$*-800
Cjiolco Kye,lgallon jug^dach 3^