The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 10, 1897, Image 3
SKl'l\ 1(?. 1807.
Cotton Market,
f'o'.ton is quoted hk follows today :
I'n'lv Ijow Midd'ing (t|
Miidli ng c? 7*1 '?
Fully M doling u iMtl
do nl jMwdling 0 7o
FuMy Giod ti so
II) monlal.
Miss 10 rn in iti Thomas, of. Civ U>\
Darlington Co., and Mi\,I). M. Ii. -
thi.ne, ? JiM of Lvnc^oml, were
married at tlio home of the bride
on last Monday. The luido in a
daughter of ,tho lute lamented
(j a |> t. I). II. Thomas and has many
relative and fiiemla in this unhuty.
Vapor Stoyoa,
Attention i^called to the .udver
tiseinent in another oohnuij/wf the
Vapor stoves, A jfi^.o exhibition
of<*uooking on these "sloven will he
given daily forse\eral days al the
hardware store of .1. H. Wallaee.
We have witnessed lint cooking; on
the Vapor stoves and pronounce ii.
a success. It is hound to revolu
tionize the present manner of co? k
ing. The Vapor stoves are no ex
periment. They hnvo been In use
for 20 years at the North.
At Thoir eld Stand.
Mors? b. Itirsch liros. ?V. Oo. have
movtfd hack into their old stand on
upper Main street next to Mr. .J.
K. Vaughan's. Mr. Gns Hirst h
lius just returned from iho north
ern markets who;*-' M secured In t
ter. bargains t uv. yo ever been
offered. For the convenience of
t heir customers'' this enterpi isin<>
firm has had erected in '.he lot hack
of their store, a number of stalls in
which their customers can feed
their stock. They will have some
thing interesting to tell you in an
advertisement next week.
Stolen.
Stolen from the undersigned on"
tho 5th inst., a email purse, and u
pooket-book containing about six
ty dollars, and some valuable pa
pers. Tho above was stolen by a
black boy calling hnnsilf Kdward
McDowell, who is about 20 years
old, about 5 leet 10 inelps or 0
p feet tall, and lias piercing voice
and a limp in one of his log". A
liberal reward will he paid lor the
arrest of said thief. Said thief may
make his way to his homo in Co
lumbia, Sr. C\, or go to Charlotte,
N. C. L. MoCandi.ess.
Religious.
Camden has four white Kvancel*
ical Churches at erch of which ser
vices are held twice each Sabbath,
except thcPresby tei fan which holds
service in the morning only.
A protracted meeting has been
in progress at Ml. Otiv<*t this week
. conducted l? v Rev. C. L). Peterson.
Rev. Mr. Jamison preached there
last Tuesday night. Much inter
est is being manifested.
For some months past prayer
meetings have been held every
Thursday night at the Camden
Cotton mills by Rev. Mr. Jamison
or somfyjnember of his church. This
is a good plan. A plan is on foot, to
erect a chapel there soon.
^Rev. J. \V. Kramer boon con
ducting a meeting at DeKalb for
7 the past ten dnys.
Rev. -J. C. Crouch will preach at
s ; Swift, Creek on Sunday evening the
20th inst at 8 o'clock.
Death of Mr. Evan Rollings.
?
Mr, Evan Rollings, father of Capt.
J. C. Roftings, of our town, died at
bin homo in Lancaster county laM
w<ek, in tho 85th }ear of his age.
Of him tho Lancaster Ledger says :
It pains us to clironiclo the death
Of this ?0&d man which oceurred at
liis homo nfOakhurst last Wednes
day ftbont 1 o'clock a. m., after an
Illness of five or six weeks. Calmly
and sweetly he went to sleep to wake
no more until (he resurrection morn.'
All during his i Inevs he was patient
and submissive and looked forward
to tho honrs when he would ho re
leased from tho extreme feebleness
* of old nge and tho pangs of disease.
Ry his many personal friends ho was
loved and esteemed as a man of hon
or, integrity and high christian char
acter. He was one of the pi lars of
old So leflf Methodist church. He
joined tho church years ago and ban
Jived an upright, consistent christian
life. Ho wns vcr3' much attached to
Ids ohurch and loved God's people
everywhere. Ministers of the Cos
pel always received a warm welcome
to his hospitable home. He was id
ways delighted to entertain his
friends and even tho strangor wan
Hover turned from his door. Who,
?tf his acquaintance ever attended
a camp meeting, a basket meeting, a
district conference or a Sunday
% "JS^66Iconvehttonat old 8 a In in that
?M not impressed with the kindness,
i .. attention and generous hospitality
of this good man?- In h:s death
'rfrrrr? Lahmter county hat lost one of her
.. *ery beei citUens, Salem church one
.... ofKU most exemplary members and
"TOjfrl lopport.
? . _ Wast*n* Away.
Is often caused by a lack of tono
in the female anatomy. Dr. I loll*.
wj'l Oo*pjp|pp toaea up these .or
gaae, insurea regularity, caresall
Feoftle dieeaeea, increases the appe
>tlte, and Inseres buoyant, roseate
JPrrUand be coo*in<*d
boCtfe. For aala by drogtftU, or
?wdto Peiamy Mfg. Co, Bo* 1*9
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Couit Proceedings.
j Court convened in Oamdon on 1 *1
| Monday morning Jnd<?o.f. C Klujh
! piosidin#. Solicitor Thurmond was
j hI his post of duty and fthly rcpir
sen tod the interest of ilnv State.
Mr. .1. A. Munn was tried for an
j snult with into ? t to kill, and found
Umiltv; IIo w,;ft do.Vudod by Mr. K.
; D. Illakenoy and was Hon Uiiig&ijl to
i pay a lino of twenti?iiv<> dollars. v ^
i C hurley Noal. who t another^
; negro on Mr. -I. F Smitira pluou ho- 1
low Camden iw tht* Spr n<r. !
! w,;n found guilts' (|i assuil\yVn\i l> u :
? cry of a 1 ? i I ? amy ??*,ir.iv$toi\ n?.- 1
jiuro lie was ropro^nU^d. .M M^asrvj
M. L. Smith and Y. K. Pei*\*:?,> and (
! \\ as Hontoaogd to four montlW im !
t |>r Honincnl dr a (inV o' "fty dVittnrM^j
The fi*o wus paid.
Mr. Charley MasKabean, defended
I hy Mr. M. I< Smith, was acquitted
of tho charge of assault ai.d battery
with intent to kill.
Shod A dam*, defended l?y Mr. M.
Tj. Smith, was found not guilty of'
assault and Imitery with intent to I
kdl, |
| The ease of two factory hand:*,
| John ,1. A 1 ford and I1. A. Martin,
ulias Actios Watts, alias It ichel L >(?
Ion, charged with adultery, was ( ik
on up Wddnosduy morning. 'I 'l>"v
were represented l?y Mr. M. L
Sinith, who pleaded their, ease w;th
utility and olotpictico, ami Bocured
nil acquittal.
Cap. Alexander pleaded guilty ?>(
disposing of property under lien,
and wiih son t diu'Vd to sixty days or
a lii e of twenty l,ive dollars,
July Loyd was/ eonviotod of an
sanlt arid halt my, and sentenced to
thirty days or ?10 fine.
The ease against Linda Jonea and
Maria Jones, charged with (htvmur
dor of an infant of the latlee. was
continued by the Statu on account
of tbo absence of a material witness.
The most, important ease of; the
session was that of John Watntins,
colored, charged with rape. Titans-*
Kault wus committed last Thursday
upon a little colored girl, ten years
old, A nolo Johnson by name, about
four milcn north eiist o^ Camden.
The defendant an ordinary looking
negro, about twenty live years old.
strenuously denied his guilt, but a
very strong case was made ngajint
him. Having no lawyer, tbo court
appointed Mr. 33. 11. Clarke to do
fond 'him, which he <ld with vigor
and ability. The following jury was
drawn { L. Mob. Brown, loreina",
J. \V. Davis, W. <J Haley, Win. Hol
ly, Archie 1 >. Young, P. T. Jhuco,
bawrence D. Evans, Thos Jackson,
(b o. G. Gladden, 1\ L. MeNaughton,
H. T. M icicle and J. T. Jones. Tbo
case W"fl entered into Wednesday
afternoon, and given to the jiiry lato
in the afternoon. Aftor remaining
out all night and until nearly twelve
o'clock Thursday, the jury was re
called into the court room when the
foreman announced that tliore was
apparently no prospect of an agree
ment. Mr. Lawrence D. Evans an
nounced to I ho Court that it was im
possible for him to agree to t'?c con
clusion as to the form of the verdict
reached by tho balance of t'io Jury/
so a mistrial was ordered, anil thai
jury discharged. Tho jury stood clov
en for ft verdict of simply guilty, the
punishment for' which would have
been hanging, and tho one juror eon
tendod for a verdicl of guilty with a
recommendation to pvdicy, tho punt
ishment for which wouK bo impris
onmcnt in the penitentiary for life.
A venire of twenty- two extra jury-'
men was drawn. The following i>
the* jury linally empaneled to try the
fj*Be : CIt Lewio foreman, Jesse
Nettle*, H. D. Willies, Allen M(yJr
lin, J K West, K T .Lewis, T K
Brown, A P MeCaskill.CC Vanghan.
Jos 1 Smith, Geo T Little, ?) T Wil
son. : J t
A 8 we go to press the .witnesses
for tho State are being put up and a
vordict of guilty )> expected.
Pkkkkntmf.nt or The Grand Jukv
To Ilis Honor Judge J, 0, K'ltgh : ?
We, tlic Grand Jury, bojj leave to J
make ilio follow ing presentment :
Wo liavc passed upon nil bills handed
to us to the be?t of our ability.
Jty eonunit'oo wo have examined the
Poor-Form and find it in good condition ;
it ifc1 well managed by the efficient keep
er. .
The Jail is In ns good condition as can
ho expected, considering that it wna not
constructed for its present purpose*.
We employed mi expert bookkeeper to
examine the books of the different coun
ty officers, Mini hi? report is herewith
appended. ?
Wo find that the jCounty Treasurer
and Auditor arc bonded in guarantee
companies, which bonds have boon hc
copied by tho Comptroller General.
From whnt wo can see and learn wo
think the bonds of all other County of
ficers are good. ,
Wo. condemn the cruel practice of al
lowing orie member of the chain F^ng toj
whip another, it is demnndizbyj: *wi?U?
might result in death. \V e cnll tho at*
tentlon of tbo Co. Hoard of Commission
ers to this nutter and trust that it will
not be necessary to take further action.
The public roads are in good condi
tion with few exceptions ami wo urge
the County Supervisor to have those at
tended to at once. -- ? ? - ~~r
Wo thank your lionor for tho uniform
kindness and courtesy shown ns during
I lit/ term- Our thanks are alao due to our
able Solicitor for his courteous assistance
'during the past year.
AH of which ^respectfully submitted.
T Alex. Johnson,
f Foreman.
\
It will bo romembercd thnt at the June
terra of t?o\m thoGrandJary in tj.eir pre
aentmeul announced
of th<*j?tflce? #ntl bonds of all ttie County
officers would lx> mafle , Tho following is
the report uf the examiner : ?
. Gentlemen of tho Grand Jnry:--Irt obe
dienoe to thd Infractions tnceei^ from
taa.'imadn w thowngh erimrniepn +t
lb* hooka of tbo ?overal county yittctn
named below, and now l eg leave to malce
my report, showing tbo rwqjts of said ex
?mfnoUon, m follows: " j
"/COUMT V A UDIJL'O
MKWitSlty inT
n *tf'r keirt. andl find him well np with
M$M|
, !< r mill m mi ins' i In- County tut v?< been .1 tt( 2 i
titl by liitn, \\ i ? 1 1 (Ik* | ?i c??H?r charges made
j ii':t ( iio Treasurer, huh that .'ill no
j i <>u ii I s vouchers and duplicates it to prop
eliv lilitl
; * roi-Niv tri.usi'kru.
I w.t? lusdi uelt d^ml y to examine the
; hooks ot this ol)i.e from Ma i eh |li*s( , us
j I lu >' Wt i c i * iiiiimd ill I lull l mil' l?y tump
? ll'olloi' V ii'Ucla I ill the |?IOS('IK'l< of the folV
| iii tn <>| ilu' (h'.uitl Jury. I Hud that from
1 t lty> book s of tin? (H:< (\ tllwt upon taking
lcii.ii>!', by i !u j ?iv -I'll l incumbent that lie i
i xvus charged villi, seventeen thousand,
| olio liuiiilii d and ten doPars and nineteen
1 cents, (?li,l|n lit.) additional lax c\e?
; Nitipns since .March Jji>t, twenty doilari
I .-.nil rf'ovoiily cents dispeusirv '
' | ?rojj's since Match tirst, four hundred
! Jl'tjj live itoll ns ami tony eight cents,)
??4*>VIK ) makes a total charged to County i
Tlctstiror from .March llrst lo August 14th :
of seven Icon thousand, Uv ? huml'od eighty ;
-i\ ilollars ami t liiri v^^vcu cents, ($17. -
?V fi "7.) ntunct^ i'T.Tm .school funds, live j
I liousamMtnd nineteen dolj-irs ami one ;
cash coiiiitv funds one J
hundred and three dollars ami *i.vty four
c .'nl ?. )raii load taxes two Ihoiis- j
ami eight hundred twenty three dollar- I
- ud nine cents. dispensary I'l'O I
fits seven hundred ami two dollars am!
-ixly si\ cents, i&iOj.Hd ) line* and fur j
feihne>. oiiv htm Ired and nine d<d!ar? ?
and sixty two eon Is (|0!M>3.) Tax Nxeeu
' ions $ >,8'>N 3*?, llorioWed Funds ijt?i,0d0.
The aiu< iiiits-.su received have been dis
luiised as follows: Kemilted to State Tie.e
urer if?.'! 80, Abatements on Slide Taxe?
* vl.0.l, School claims paid and inteiesl on
bonds for Solujnl District No. 1 l.-l'J.
Interest on Railroad bonds S vl'W.00, Co
Disbursements {ji4.4SO.sM, Jury. Constable
ami Witness t'erl ilicatos SrO'ift 70, Paid
Town Profits of Dispensary Df'UJ I ;UI, Tax
Kxeculions in hands of SlierilV $2,1.'>N 21
These it in < > u n t s together with the cash on
hand amounting to $\\0ro 0? make up the
total amounts charged to Treasurer.
1 < ei I ifv I hat all the vouchers and ftO
Oounls rdling for the above expenditures
hitvebeeu carefully cluv.Ved by me, and
that l i t: cash on hand has been deposited
hi the City banks.
I ins.) certify t lint the business of thisof
fice has been subjected to a thorough e.x
nmtnatioii in which I was aided throngl!
the courtesy of the ellicicnt County Treus
tiler, by whom every book, record. vouch
er ami other, source of information was
laid open to mo without reservation.
cj/HRK of COURT.
The work of (Iris ofllno is well up "to
dn>^, t ho records are well anil neatly kepi,
nmlirroiit ca re is taken til make everything
ch.'in- ami plain to any enquirer, ;is (o any
business transaction pertaining to facih
t:il u 1 lit* wArlf here. 1 (lml. from (Ik* ejish
book or Ihis oflie ? that there are items
amounting to. t wo hundred and cighty-lhe
dollars and seven '.v-nino cents. .'H.l.Tf), )
ohirgahkj to this oflhe ami learning thuf
this ca di was deposited in one of the
l ily banks, 1 called upon the cashier and
had (lie iHKroitnls verified by tin* books <?!
said Hank.
COUNTY SUI'IOU VI. SOW.
In the oil lee of this otlieial. I find /hat
everything is moving ahmg in a husiucus.
like manner and that great eare is exeicis
ed by him to keep the expenses down to
the minimum, that- every plan which ran
l?e devised to furl her the interest of the
itfiunty i* j mi t into opeiat ion.
S'MIOOI, COMMISSION 1011.
I find from the books otMJiis otllee thnt
el erythiiijj is neatly and properly kept,
the School expenses for each Disirict be
ing in mii itemized condition so that each
of them can be lookod ii?t;? ami tho a?
iMogate a moil i"t for oac'i i district aeon
,-.iu ly made up, thereby making a reca
pitulation an i>asy task,
PKOMATIO JlUX J JO.
'riie records of this otlice are neatly and
carefully kept,, and even thing relating to
Hi.- dnties-of l ti is otlice appears to be per
formed in a creditable manner, all of
which is respect full v fuhmttied.
T. C. NKIiSON.
JOxa miner.
August 11. ISO?.
The law requires 1 1 1 n ( six of tho present
grand jury slmll serve f?>r next year. In
accordance therewith the .Judge ordered
the drawing and I lie following gentlemen
? if the p esent grand jury will serve next
year: W 1$. lluckabeo John S 11am
iiiond, John 1). Slnkler, S. N. Ilnmmoml.
dOlij ili Medlin and Ji>s. II. Ilendrix.
reitouul.
Mr. W. ('. Thoin.son and family
of Lancaster, camo down lust Tues
day on a visit to- relatives. Mr.
Thomson's runny friends here are
always glad to see him.
Miss Jones, of Kershaw, has been
visiting her., friend, Miss Li I lie
I] aile, of our town.
Mr. John \V. Stuokey, of Darl
ington, in in town representing the
National Cabinet Co.
Miss Ad die Curler, of Lancaster,
spent a few days of last week with
Miss Mattiu Nettles.
Miss Sallie Mae.lcey, the popular
milliner for the Cumden Dry Goods
Co., has ret u filed from l ho north
ern markets.
Dr. and Mrs. W. R. Clyburn, of
Wcstville, were hereon a short vis
it here this week.
MiKn IC* telle Delia y wao has been
visiting Dr. A I e. vendor's fuioilv has
returned to her home in Augusta.
Mr. J. K. Davis has taken a ? po
sition at the store of ('apt. M. IC.
flnlsall. '
Ml. \V. F. Mosolev has taken a
position at the GMIt Fdgo Store.
Mr II. B Gamble, of Wcdgefield,
, is^n town for a few days, represent
ing tho Old Dominion Nursery Co.,
Kiehmond, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Spa; n and
little hal>v, and Miss Kli/.a Spnnn,
of Moss 1'oint, Miss., aro on a visit
ll'ii'C.
Dallon McLeod, the 13 year old
son of Mr. Davis McLeod met with
the misfortune of getting tho front
linger of his left hand cnt ofT in
the ir atdiinery of the factory one
d*y this week.
Advertised Letters.
For week ended Sept. 5, 18i)7:
U utile Davis, ' Lizzie Brisco, Re
becca Fletcher, Kinnm Dorin. -
C. J. SUIBFoir.Ti hl~ ~
Pine Wood For Sjdo.
Dry yellovr leaf pine, in ?ny
quantity, delivered tit $1.50 |>er
oord, Tlda U not old field pi no b u.t
genuine yellow leaf pine. Apply to
J. B. Williams,
| of i'.htiftaTiiuU ikw tW Hnr
sAparilla possesses jwwer Co ptirjfy,
vitalize awl enrteh ti*o blood.
Hood's Pills *r? lh? only fill* i
btUkM wiib Hood'* ferMpttUJft, ^
luA wyj<}U!<4?
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; roost |<<i| ill if la\\\ i ? 1 1 the (Jam
tlrii II. ir. Tin* i i?!il??si wiil ho oon*
iliK'toil i-i l !:?? s:u;t? vv.iv :is w ; i h llio
l:ll llll l ?'\>li I tA.-rpl US to tllO
luti<!t)> ? i' linn' *-i\!\ instead ol
niwol v <! i\s. I'*? ? i il.f MK'i'oawfu I
I Hvycr v. ? wm! j.wh'i !;' for lwel\'f?
Ml'tjilll.t frci1 Iif I'll'tl;,'.' ill.* fulltivv
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was iK ilnrod to la1 ilu*rmoMi popn
t a r mom hot uf I lieA.'n union liur.
Till) f O I I < I W i 1 1 i|r i H tl.O coupon.
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lludy's T* . 1 o Suppository
1? guaranteed lo euro I'iles ami
C'oiiHi ipat ion, or mnnnv refunded.
,")0 ets. per box. Send for list of
testimonials und Free Sample to
MARTIN U I ; I> Y, Registered Phar
macia', Laneasler, LJ.i . Kor sale
hy nil first el '..-jm d riggte! s every
where, and in < lamdin, S C., I ? y
Crank M. /.tup.
I Icdi on huuuvfi, in :* nge on horses,
dogs und nil stock, fired in 30
minutes l?y Wool ford's Sarit ary
Lotion. TIim never fail*. S<dd hy
Dr. 1<\ L. Zemp, Druugist, Camden,
C,
\\j A n t !?: o? t i r ; twuii r 1 1 v an <i
?f rtelive ironlh'inen or ladies to
(ravel for responsible, < Htablishe'l limine
in South Carolina. Monthly $f?V.OO mid
ox primes, l'onition Klva:iy. lt??feivnee.
Knelosi' Kelf-.'uhlressed stamped envel
ope. The I ) nninion Company , Dept.
\V? Chicago.
WoOC'orfll! are the euros hy [foo<Vg
Snrsaparilla and \ el it is only because
r.s the one true blood purilior, il makes
pure, rich, healthy, life-giving blood.
Hood's Pills for (he liver and
bowels, net easily, yet promptly. 2oo.
English Spavin Liniment re-1
inoVeb all Ifaid, Soft or Calloused
.Lumps and i ilt.-inislies^v^in horses,
Blood Spavins, Curbs? Splints,
Sweeney, Ring- Rone, S I i tl o s,
Sprains, a 1 1 Swollen Throats,
Coughs, ele. Save by use of
one bottle. Wan anted flie most
wonderful Blemish Cure ever
known. Sold by<d)r. I<\ L. Zemp,
Druggist, Camden, S. C.
CONSUMPTION CAX EE CURED,
T. A. Slocum, M. C., the Great Chem
ist nnd Scientist, S?'nd Freo
to tllo afilietoU, Tbreo Uottlea
of H ? Nearly I>iucovorod
Remedies to Cure C011
Buiaption and all
Luruf' Troubles. il
Nothing. conld lie fairer, more
philanthropic or envry more jo}' lo
the afUielrd ttrnn the oiler of T.
A. Slocum, M.C., of Nov York
City.
Confident that he has discover
oil ji reliable euro for''eonfcumplio?i
nud nil hrouchinl, thionl and I u u<!
diseases, general deelne and weak
ness, loss <?f ilcoli and all condi
tions of wasting, atd lo ni'ikt* iu
j?ie:tL uieiitb known, ho will fci-nd
{ i <?<?, three hollies lo any reader of
?'he ChronicIc v\ho tnay be suli'er
iup. 4+
Already this "netv\, scinntifle
eouise of * medicine1' has p'-rma
ijeTilTy ciirftd ihouuands of appar
ently hopeless niKoa
Tho Doctor considers It 'itj~Tc
li<iioua du'y ? ifsjdoly which lie
owed to humanity?- to ilonaic hi*
infallible cure. f)
Ho has p nj Y.? d l.h/L^jJjoa d t il . con
?u caption to he rt cuyr?h!o dlnenniv
boyoml nny 'lonbt, nnd !m cit (lie
in Ills Anintieftu and Kuropea.n' l??
horntorjua testimonial* of exper
ience from those henelUUd nnd
cured, In all psrtH of the *or)fl.
T)6r?Ti~de! ? y ~ ifnlTT it is too Tal*.
Consumption, unit) term pled, incitn*
io^'certaln dewth. <M
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itfftt, N^r Y^flrrOTt "wrTT;
itig th? DoCU7Fi^\vt? ?? Jtf? ???,?? and
pstloflic* i.f 1 tiiiif trpo*
tion reidiog lUi* Mrilclc iaihe
iCktoiklf
.*\ "K/rOTT^
HvW aaJL. <?L:? k~aLu?J ni'ta ui> ?-*W ?A?\/ u m* \tntr f >*../?
om-:us
I'Yom now until wo rolurn to our ol<lst,an<l wlunv it. is lining
onlar?*<ul and i mprovetl.
W o mention holow a fow articles and prioo?\ an I an if wot,]. I bo impossible
to name ovory t hing in our iiumontio stock, must ask you to tula* this us an
i udox to the \v 'ioip :
Shilling prints reduced to Up.
('olofoil Scotch lawns, only 4o pur yard.
'\ilored chaJlioa at por yard.
Colored lawns, (a luco uaHortmont) only 'Jbc.
Colored nainsook and ditnituM roducod to h.v
Neo'ch ljMpp?>t(oh (iinon olTeck) only tvJ.'o por yard.
L\>lorcd 1 Miuity, reduced to Do. por yard, Worth
Striped and figured, from (i\, S:\o.M worth iW.'i por oonl. moro.
(Mo piece Ki tomino reduced to {v',o worth I no.
Nuns veiling, sosHonablo colors, reduced to Me por yard.
Crape cll'oot, nuns veiling, at only lUo por yard.
:u; inoh Percales roducod tj>tO, tij. and S.'.o nor yard.
A nioo assort ni<?nt of suuiuior Suits at absolute cost.
Whitnand Colored Duel; reduced to S.l, 5', and 10c, worth o 1 por cent
moro.
\S Into Nainsook, (chocked) roducod to
Plain Nainsook (wliiio) reduced toN',
por coot. moro.
.Dottoil Swiss reduced In ('',<? por yard.
A sploudid aMHorlmonl of Hamburg and Swiss embroideries at absolnlo
cost ,
'I'orchon I .men, hy (ho yard ?>!? hy tin* pioco, lower than ovor hoard of.
Klonnei ng for children's drowses from I2y0 up.
A fow l^inon lap robes loft which Wo will close out at -KKi ouch.
I. 7.] and 10c por yard.
It), 12, and Joo por jcrd, worth 10
)
\
TIES
All st^ lea and qualities from ",'t up.
(hints whiio and colored shirts, "ro.-id v in ado" from l." >V up - just, think of ii !
Anything in hosciry at fikuu <o f>U por cont,. loss than valuo
A I :i lino Table I )a:naskMroin l-r>o por yard up. ,
Tahlo oil chilli, good quality, from 1 5n up.
The entire stock of Clothing at and hohiw coh|.
Carpets, Matting and lings at and holow cost.
] .L
AlJr
In everything as wo inns', rodueo our stock before going buck to our hand
Hum n qu niters.
Lot of Ladies' and Colds' Undervosts and Drawers (samples) at 2h por
cont, loss than regular cost.
All Winter goods at- a big sacrillc.o. Now is tlm time to reap gonuiue
bargains find remember wo haven't boon advertising all summer at
COST so we mean moro than wo say.
i)u?i CI
Proprietor.
I ft I
C1
13 1 AJLiJLi . Ill JLUlj
WITH TIIK LOWEST PltlOKS.
01a.c5?2,x>?2>ss;Ti; SBJiLioxrc^ i3tx <C2ca,:rxx
?3L<E5aE&*
8 lbs. of good M\o Coffee for $1 00. Arbuekles Celebrated
Arosa laurelled Coflee (> lbs. for ?1.* 42 lbs. Coffee* parched and
ground, for 25c?' v. Columbia Hiver Salmon 12 l-2c , all other
brands 10c. Tomatoes, .'3 lb; cans, only So. Peaches, 3 11;.
cans, only 7c. Best Keg Soda only oc purjb. 2 qt. Coveted
Bucket only oc. I ql,. Coffee Pots only 6o. Nice heavy Tffift
biers only 20c set. Heinz's celebrated Pickles and Sauces at
lowest prices. 18 lbs. standard granulated Sugar $1.00. A
full line of heavy and* fancy Groceries always in slock and at
lowest prices. A real good Tobacco for 20c to 35c per lb. A
i?oud smoking Tobacco at only 20c per lb. All goods guarain
teed as represented. & ~
A. ttRKAV
ABSOLUTELY GIVEN AWAY ? NO CHARGE, NO CON
DITIONS!
The following grand prizes will bo given away to customers:
, -x 1ST.
A Gold Plated Watch yvorth $20.00, *20 yeafk guarantee. No
charge, no conditions. f
2ND
A Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Machine, second hand, but
in good condition.
3RD.
A Double Case Silver Watch worth about $15.00.
Hi I.
A <;ood open face silver case watch worth aot $10.09.
5TH.
A ?/ood nickle case watch worth about $5.00.
(nil.
A good nickle case watch worth about $2.00.
7TII, 8 I'll, <)T1I AND 10TII,
Jewelry prizes ranging in value from 25c to $1.00.
? /. I I Til TO 30TII,
Prizes consisting of household, articles.
Hoinembcr, there are no charges nor conditions to above
distribution of prizes. A r,y purchaser of DOLLARS
worth of goods for cash at one time at our store will be enti
tled to a picket. There arc only throe hundred tickets, Draw
in g will take place as soou as tickets have been given away.
The mode of drawing will be as follows: A little boy will be
blind folded, first ticket drawn will take first prize.. ..^jhI ticket
drawn will t^ke 2nd prize, 3rd ticket drawii will take 3rd
prize, and so on. .... ^
Money Back if You Warit it!
Aft I haV6 n reputation to snstnln r?? well ??* some other people, I tmy if the pood I are
not ns represented yon can have your mopoy boclfwyou want It? whether the goods
are groceries or cuj goods yon can have your money back If you want It, whether lb*
fjiuii. f* in the or yoririT.rwIlfWfunil ^bui1 fribriey, raihor (haAi hjtvea
tower. Remember yon rauat.be satisfied with the *<4#)?'.*?Bd ?? writ a#
i he qualities of the goods I left goo. 1 (air **"?
nhai I nay ? 1 am hete to stfr. -?
aadtof ? -
DR. I.H ALEXANDER,
Dentist. , .
( I rut I it ate of t^iiit Philadelphia
Dental College, S.'anion 1870-77,
OKKICK BUOA1) STK KKT,
Camdkn', S. C.
Two (loo. a South of Tho\ CUrou
Iclo Oinco. \ j,
NOTICE.
I ntu a^ont for thi* eoumy for tho
Sleam Hod Miij; Dostioyor ono of tho
host k nowo invcntloi s for lidding tho
house of In d hugs. 1'orfoet natlsfuetlou
wluuever 11*0*), l'rioo only Tfrc. Sum*
I , an l.o seen at The Ohroniolo oflleo
US S ?(IH IIS s|ii|i||U lit HIT' von.
T. M IIA VNKS.
Ail),'. 'JO, ,!?7. ?
RraromSiMi
orncu ot"
Sll l'V:|!N" ISHKH OK It KUIS rilATlON) I
Kimikiiaw County.
Camim'.s, S. (\, Makcii H, 1807. J
Tlio Hoard oi liogi.stiation for Kershaw
t'o , will moot at tho Court Ilouao In
t'ainden, I'M tho 1st Mnm'-iv*, Tuesdays
ami WoiIiiomIhvh of onoli month for tho
purpose of ro){iHlorinx voter*. Oflleo
hours limn l> a. io. to :$ p. m.
W. K. HITSSKJili, Chairman,
MAXXI'^ liAI'.ON, Ulork,
,P. }'. UICHAUDS,
M.-mheia of tin" IJogislration Hoard for
K i rulni w Count v.
IIow to Find Oat. <j
Kill u boMloor common jrlnvs with
mine ami lot it stand I wonty-four hour*;
a sediment or settling indicates an un
healthy condition of t)io kidney*, When
urine stuins linen it l? positive ovidonao
of kidney trouble. Too froipion'. dorflro
to urinate or pain in th<* hack, i? alao
con viucing. proof that tho kidneys and
Idaddoi are out of order.
What to do.
There is comfort in tl\0 knowledge so
o'len expressed that Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp- Hoot. tho groat kidney remedy
fullilis every wish in relieving pain in
Ihe hack, kidneys, liver, bladder ami
every part of tho urinary passages. It
oorreotM Inability tuhnhkurino and scald*
iinr pain in pnssing it, or had clltels fol
lowing use of liquor, wjno or beer, ami
overcomes t lint nnploasant necessity of
lieiiis* compelled In get. up many timoa
? I ii t i live the night to nrinate- Tho mild
and tho est inordinary e flue I of Swamp-..
I,' -Hit Is Boon realixcd. It stands tho.
highest for its wonderful cures of tho
most distressing eases. If you need a
medicine you should have the host. Sold
hy druggist,*, prion fltty cent* and ono
dollar. . Von may have a aaniplo bottlo
and pai'iiplilKt Loth fient froo by mall.
Mention The Camden Clironiclo ftiul
so (id v on r addrcs? to Dr. Kilmer '& Co.,
liinghanitwn, N. V. Tlio proprietor of
thii< paper yiiuranteeu the gcuuinesH of
1 1 1 i m otter.
Horses sudVilng from soroi.CH< or any
dinoascs, dogs or cuttlo are liolr 10 sue^
t-cRsfuily treated by
Dr. Hadley,
Veterinary Surgeon.
Tliu Dentistry of the liorso is a scieneo
in itself. ? Horses' Teeth nro tho chliso
of disagreeable habits. Horses having
diseased teeth are hard to keep in con.
dition. and if poor it is i m p< i^h! k>lo to fat
ten. There nro few horscfl young or
old, without moro or lens sharp-edged of
rou^h projections upon their molars.
'Che ?h?rpod^8 hicoiato Iho mouth,
causing torture to tho homo, and ho
tries in various ways to rid hitnstlf ot
the trouble. Some start suddenly or
slop short, toss tho head, drool or elob
!>er; others shy, drivo sideways, or hold
their heads in an unnntnrnl-manner, Inr*
proper ^rindi ii <4 ul food causes indigcn
tion and indi^'Kltou produces loss of ap
petite, Iddi ?hound, swollen limbs, star
injjt or dead-like eont of Imlr. coiilibimz..
discharges af tliu nose, tunning at tho
eyes, etc. AH Irregularities of ^molars
or incisors easily removed. Practical
experience enables iho to gl*o ""satisfac.
Moil in all cases. No cluyrge for exainl*'
nation at olliee. ' .
GRAIJlTATEiOP STOCKHOLM.
Medical Krister foi^the States c.f Vir ;
?rinln. New York, Illinois, VVost Virgin
ia, Pennsylvania, New .Ioihov.
jpr- All calls promptly altonded to^
ttiglit or day. j
Ofllco ovor J?\ M, Zemp & Do Van \\j
Drug Storoi
rfj 0? i
UUONDERFUL are the cures by
? ?Hood's Sareaparllla, ami yet thoy
are film pie ami natural. Jlooil'e Saraa
parilla makes PURE BLOOD.
FINEST LIQUORS
IN
Original Packages
Having been appointed agent* for
KIUHDMAN, KBIIiKIt A OO. tho. Po
dueole Kentucky distillers of tho fa
molts T, \V PALM Kit, NKI.SON
COUNTY, MONOGRAM Jc MKTIIU
, SKI, Ad uyo Whiskies, we offer a car
load ot those good# in tho following
Or'ginnl Package?^:
Palmer I lye, very old, 1 quart bot
tle in cuso, per cast*' ..... $1,28
Mcnojjrani Kye, 1 <\t. bottle in ease TOO
Methuflaleh Kye, 1 ?jt. boitle in ea?e 80
Old Oorn Whiskey,. 1 gallon jugs . . 2 25
Old Corn Whiskey, gallon jug* .1 25
Th'-se we have in Mock : ? *
Palmer Rye, very old, 1 gallon jog*,
eaej?^ . . . H 0)
Palmer Rye, very old. 2 gfllloflJugH
ufceli . . .... ... 1000
P/lmer Kye. very old, 4 qt. bottle* ,
(in cases, per caflo , ... . . - . 6 00
lyimif-r My c%- v e r y oi J, G< j i si utiles - - ? ~
jy case, oi-r ca?o . . .... . 7 fO
PrtlrSprJ<^e# ohl, 1 gal jay#, -4 00
Palmer ttyc, old, 2 g.d jugf , e*Ch * 800
Choice Kye, 1 gallon jujt*. each .1 OO
ciiok>? Rye, 2 g^roff jnfts; ?wfc f eoe '
Ohotat Rye, ( <m t? ?** ? W
OhoiccJljuv* nl..
Methn#*lrh ltyv.
? W* !?'**? in <?
the W. Ji. VAKDK
CUMFORNIA W r
cfestating *f OMf
SHKRIlV, V
OATAWB/