The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 17, 1897, Image 3
Cotton is quoted as follows today :
Fnllv I<o\v Midd'in#
Middling .(if
Kill to M ddling i?il
xi *V y ?
Uoou Middling
Lost a Sow by Hydrophobia,
On Wednesday of last week Mr.)
A. H' lttihon lost a lino sow by h v - :
dropliohia. The sow was Idtten It v
a dog before the doyj went ma<t.
The ?ow feliovst d hm of madnets
(en days after *ho was bitten, and
Oil the twelfth day a fo4l ease of
hydrophobia was developed.
A Couit ,
Last week wben wo vicnt to pre*s
the trial of John Watkfpyvfor rape
>vaa in progress. "WA vet diet <>f
guilty was rendered and he was
sentenced to be hanged on the -2
of October. Tins case elided the
criminal docket and tho court Im*
been engaged ail this week on civil
cases.
Arrested Upon a Sovious Chargo,
On last Satuiday morning Mr. .1.
11. Stephenson was arrested eliarg
,<j^i with ra|b upon Jessie Arrant*,
Hh'e Kb) ear-old -daughter of Mr. .1
1?. Arrantfi. Niiturally indignation
van bigh, and it is said some threats
of ly celling were made. With com.
mendahlo care and forethought, to
avoid even a possibility of such it
tiling, our excellent sheriff bad Mr.
Stephenson removed to Columbia
whot'O he will in all probability ve
main until the Fobruary tetin of
Court.
We Aro Not Surprised at the Crowd
For tho past two woelcs nunu-r
oils boarders hayo visited the excel
lent boarding house recently opened
by Mr. lv. M. llendrix. '1 hero lnis
been an average of 25 hoarders a
d y. Yesterday by invitation from
Mr. Ilendiix we dined with him, arid
we are now not. at all surprised at
Die crowd. For the best meals of
vituals and tho best serv co at. the
table, for the lenbt money, you will
find at Mr. Hendrix's. Tho bouse
is one door South ot Mr. John T.
Net ties' grocery store.
*
? ? ' Fire.
We are sorry to learn that on hist
Fniulay morning Mr. \V, T, McOns*
lcill, of Catarrh , lo??t his barij by lire.
IMr. McCaskill had two barrels ol
molasses stored in the barn and be
thinks that some one in striking a
match to sea how to take some of
the molasses lot tho toddcr catch
tire. Why Mr MeCaskill thinks thin
in, because on the sido ol iho barn
wore two stalls in which were tw..
in u I os and when ho discovered I ho
lire the mules were out of the stalls
and the doors fastened. A oonsidora
bio amount of corn and fodder was in
tho barn all of which was consum
ed.
Deaths.
Miss Ren a Dixon, daughter of
Mr. J. E. Dixon, of Hculah, died
on last Friday of congestive chill
She Was 10 years of age. 'I he bur
ial took place at Ml. Olivet church.
It is with deep regret that wco an
nounce tiie death of MissP Dida
?Sligh. dnughter of Capt. and Mrs.
-T. VV. Sligli, of Knirtlcld. For sov
< ral months she had .suffered with
that djrcjttd d bcsse. consumption, and
? nil that, loving frends could do was
done to relieve her, but to no ayail,
and on tho 8th innt. hor pure soul
returned to the God who gave it.
The fungal and burial took place
at Ziou church, conducted by Hev.
Mr. Winn. Deceased was just 2'A
yoars of age.
Mr. Wm, Gladden c.n aged citizen
i f Wot Watoec died at his homo)
nfter ? long illness on \V?d?4ia<JAjr
X Ibe loth inst. 1 1 is rem'ains word
inW^d-ui Pino Grove/ Rev. Air.
Jamison coiubietcd tho funeral ser
\icest.
Mrs. Ncapon, mother of burfel'ow
townsman Mr. G II. Lenoir died at
her homo at llagood, lhnrsday
morning Sept. 1C. '1 his in tho third
'time within a few short months that
death has entered this home. Mr.
Lenoir baB the sympathy of our ^e.n;
tiro community in this sore atlliction.
On Tuesday evening ?"'c[it. 10th.
tho angel of death hovered around
the bedside of' Mifcs JjuIa Latham
and bado hor gentle spirit b.Cftk i -he
silver eord and wafted it to tho God
from whence it eamo. Death is sad
at all times and most especially so
? "tfhen one so young, so 'fnll of hope
should be cm down in iho bud ol
Voung womanhood, she being only
17 years of ago. Possessed of a
kind, cheerful d spositi#>n Lula mul
? innny fnonds whose hearts arc bleed'
? ~ tng todi*y that the friend and school ?
nmle they lovcdflQ much has^jeen
* taken lioHi tJjejr, l,,at tho once
:* sparkling eye, tho beautiful form nnd
frtce lms been I'luced forever beneath
the sod. And who but those who
Jmve 0 x t> er 1 c nccA. a?! [k c^n IHc 1 1 on
Van picturo tho sorrow in that boqte
^tiich has been beroft of a
o?*r May ? God-w?*l? the
?rfDof his consolation bind up the
broken hearts of the parent", brot ?
<irs and little sisters who have U?e
j Still rtt Ilia Old Tvul.a,
I Mr. J. W\ Davis, Notary 1* U i t\
i of A o 1 ioc lit is si ill At hi* eld 1 1 i( k-? '
j ??f tioing lite , ii ii 1 1 1 1 a I Knot, lie;
[ made one (Mi the 12llt iu?l. Mi ,).
IT, Christinas, of Antioch, and Mi*.h
(J. U. Herry? of Lucknow, Thu
ceremony was porfor in < d at Hie
residence of the groowii'a father,
'
llvorvboily Kaya Ho.
Cancarots randy Cathartic, tlio most won
tlorful mialioul ilisuoverv of the uro, pleas- ;
nut an(\ ifotiv&lnntr to tho tftsio, act ROiitly j
uihI positively on klduoya, Hvov and bowi In,
> I -anninp; the entire ay atom, dispel colds, i
i Mi'ti htuuhioiio, fewr, liubitnal coiiHtlpatlou
:n:<l UUIouW'kh. Please liuy and try a box j
i i ( O. Ci to-day ; 10, U5, f>0 cents. Hold and i
gl.ftfatlUH^u to cure l>y all druj-'tjiats. j
Advortisod Letters.
Kor wet k ended Sept. 12, l?St)7:j
Su'Wurl CJoodwin, (Jovan Nosi,|
10 mum a William?, Klla S.inmt ls, j
Kmnk Carter. Mary Carr, Minnie)
II ay !<???, A H M Nelson.
O, J. Shannon, l\ At.
Women Wasting Away.
Is often canned by a lack of to ><?
i?i the frnvtlo. anutoiny. Or. j
?i.y's (Jossypinui tonoM up these ?>r j
><un8, insnron regularity, curoR all j
N'limlo discasof, incrcaacH tlio appe
tite, and insures buoyant, tosrnfe
nealth. ? Try it ami bo convinced
that it is the groatest of all regain
tore and heantifiers. Price $1 per
liotlle. For sale by dntgtf'ftts, or
-<Qiid to Uo'lainy Mfg. Co, l>ox 100
\t lan ta, Ga.
Stolon.
Stolen from 1 1 |'d u ndersigm d on
I ho fill i iiiHi., ii s\^idl jiii rse, and a
pocket-book containing about six
ty dollars. and sotno valuable pa
po i s. Tho above was stolen by i?
black boy calling himself Kdward
Mo Do well, ?vlio is about 20 years
old, about 5 loot 10 inches or (>
feel. tall, and haa piercing yoioo,
and a limp in one of It is legs. A
libend reward will bo paid for the
?rrest of said thief. Said thief may
inakc his way to his homo in Co
lumbia, S. C? or go to Charlotte,
N. C. L. MoCandi.kss.
rcraonal.
i\T i st* C. JC. Young, who has been
in Ala. for some time has returned
home.
Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Moore have
returned homo from Asheville, N.
C., where I hey ha\o tyeen for sovornl
weeks.
Miss. Minnio Olybnrn has return
ed I'Oine from a visit of several weekm
to Lancaster.
Mr. H. T. Goodale, of Charleston,
is spending a few days at home
Dobs many friends are glad to soe
him.
Miffl Neta Nicholson who has
been qu te sick at the homo of her
sister in Lancaster Co , has sufll.
eiently recovered to return to her
home at DoKalb.,
Mrs J. H. Moflett has returned
from a visit to relatives at Bishop
ville.
Dr. M. ?I. Wittkowsky who has
been confined at home by sickiuws}
for several w?-eks is able to be on
the streets again and has gone to
Asheville to recuperate.
Mrs. A. J. Stokes aftor a visit to
her parents, Mr. and Mrs .1. M. Li* I
Grand lias returned lo her homo in j
Charleston. '
We have boon requested to an
nouncG that a protracted meeting is
exported to begin at Mt. Zioii
church Friday night, before the 41. h
Sunday, being tho 2-1 Lb of this
month, conducted by Rev. W. H.
Joyner.
Tho Kershaw Era says: '-You
are in business, 'you know it.; you
can sell goods cheap, you know it;
hut,- do the people know il V Well,
wo guess not. How can they if
?you don't advertise? The inei
ohants who advertise are the ones
who sell the poods, if you do not
think so exiimine for yourself and
see.
fom flnp (loro^nonSnuts?.
yj V1 ? v r
Mt. Pleasant. $
Kd. Chronicle- ? IJi <-k i ?i ^ cotton
is the onlcr of the day in , 1 1 ? i ? part
of I lie moral vineyard. (Moat of
the farmers say they wiil Jnot mak.*
11 half a crop <?f the whiUi lint.
The public Hclionl opi/ned on the
OtU inst.
The Mt. Pleasant Literary So
ciety met last Saturday night at
iia regular place at 8 p. m. An
interesting program wns executed.
The important topic, of "Jlro and
water" wns discusscd nhly by four
speakers and decided in f r? v???* of
"water" by the committee. In
structive addresses were delivered
by Prof. . I. Willie Dunn and Rev.
G. M. Davie.
TImt^ will be a joint debate be
i.ween I lie* Alt. Pleasant and West
Watereo Literary societies on ftat
u id ay n Igh t before -tho -Um?l - Sun
day in ll?M mouth. The qucrry to
lte discussed is, 4<Keaolved','That
Nspoh-on was a greater warrior
tlian WnflblntftHji." Speakers from i
Mt. Plensnnt Socti-.ty arc, Kev. ' G.
M. Davie, Prof. K. P. Odom and
the writer. Theao two flocieticn
haro wet in joint debate before
and the Mt. Pleasant wot),,, and of
course heir dfleijatee Will make an
effort to win again. Thd two so
cieties will meet at .High Wasaee
school house ? half way ground.
j: Mrf. E. K:'Mile?, of Brookland,
apeotawhllo with Iter friend* in
the country last week mucll to the
l eSJirtWefirof Ihcm.
W; If. Cobb.
( Xirlcwoaa.
| ? f>eif <Jhfta?tc!e J? -Ag*!* we met it
' AdicltUace amoDg oar brother ami
I.tA W VEKH-' C'ON
XEMTi
l)ti. ir?il the month* of September
(Kiolnr 'Tin' Chf^nielo will
eomliut a voting (mi 11 1 est upon the
iik?hI pop u 1 i r Inwyer ?>f (lie Cam
den l?ai . 'I lie tniilcsl will lie C?U*
dueled in the same way as wan the
fimneiV eoiilctil except us to
length <f time ? sixty instesuf of
nineJv days. For the meecpsfnl
law\iii' ho will 1 1 ii lil i s |i I' < ? t twelve
month* free of charj^t the follow
ing on 1 1 1 :
In l he Chtonirln v<. tin" contest
Mic,
wan declared lo l>e the most, popn
1 it r member of I he Camden I {nr.
The following is tin1 eoupon.
?See to it thiii the nnmo of your fa
vorite lawyer heads iho list:
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Cut out the, above, write the
name of your favorite lawyer on
i Ik? dot ted lino, ami bring or Rend
it to this ollloo.
\j. Winkler, ' 47
T. J. Kirkland, II
\V. I). Tranllmin, ttfi
W. M. Shannon, '27
l?. A. Wittkowskv, 2\
B. 15. Clnriie, - IN
isister correspondents, but oiry ask
for n short t>pat:c us news is very
aonrco lit present.
Miss Clara Hush, after spending!
sometime i;i this neighborhood h
leturncd to her home al Stockton.
Mr. Chiirlio Hough, of Kershaw,
accompanied by his charming sis
"ter, Miss I'atsic, spent sevoml days
hero recently.
Miss Majjj.it! McRov, f Knres
ton, has heen spending sometime
with friends and t datives here.
Mr. L. McL. Hrown, of lvall ?,
while, attending coui t, visited re
latives here.
Miss Camilla Thompson, one of
Hulnh's sweetest young ladies has
heen visiting friends at this place.
IIow Tho Votn Stands;
M. L. Smith
.1 . T. Hay,
U
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17
Tress ie.
Pleasant Hill.
Mr. Kilitor : ? Wo come again ask
i 11 if our spaco in tho coin runs of the
dear Ohronicio which continues to
grow more interesting every isstf".
Tlio protracted meeting which
your ? Lynchwood corrcspontl.;lTt
made note of which wan to com
monefc on the 12 mat. was postponed
until tho 2nd Sunday pros, on ac
count of the fanners boing ho busy
gathering. /
Cotton picking hns been in full
Mast for the past two works. You
writer r.iin pick flD Jeast -10 lbs in u
dav, who enn bear, il?
Willi sadness we report tlio pain
ful accident which befell I lie bright
and biippy littlo l>ov of Mr. Air*.
F/. !/. Oopcland of litis place ,Snhdat\
the ..12 th inst , (hat of gelling Viis
a/hi broken near ilie wrist.. Medical
aid ^as at oneo puinuioned and w*
hope honn to see him out again
Mr. V. Randolph was visiting
near IMsh-pville recenth*,' he said l?o
enjoyed hiuisolf liughly.
Miss Alice Outlaw who lutn hocn
4?ed ridden for several years with
iluiiMi ilisin is vory ill.
Misa Ada KirkSey, ?>ne f?f U'.hI
vIIIc'h ino-t charming young ladie-.
i? visiting friends and relatives nc.ir
this phuso.
M j:. and Mrs S Braunon's infant
baby is seriously ill.
As news is source w.ll conclude
with bc.>?t wishes to aH,. More anon.
Uncle Bud.
// Antioclx.
pijfrki ng in tl?<? order #>f lhc|
dnv Not ityorc than a half crop
will, bo mn<l&
A piolraotcd meM.ing ix in pro
f?ro?8 nt l'in'fa1! conducted by Kcv.
Knf zminger and con.
There will be a joint dobnlo be
tween Gum SpringH and CVdnv
Orove l.jterary societies on Alio _1bl,
?>aturdpy night jn October.
Mr J. T. Christ mftjr- end M'fcs
Cttthreo Worry went happily matried
on last Sunday, tho 12tl? rtt tba reej.
donee of the groom's father, Notary
, Public J \V. D.ivis officiating. A
fine dinner was enjoyed by tho large
crowd ? present*-? ? ??
With ln^t wishes to Tho. Chroni
cle and Kdi or. . J. W. D.
BJshopyilla.
Ah I haven't seen any Items from
this place In tome time, I will lnk<>
tbc liberty of writing Jwt a short
piece. ?
Every thing is'ut on such a boom
nt pTewnr, ?wTie?vIy 6Vef voiie Ts so
busily engaged picking cation, ?*c.
ituiaomeoLourapprliagyouBg
inea doesn't mm to mind the tlwes
?#ir distance titicr, It on bare to
I l ^
I. vim h wood ~ st in i monthly visits,
J ? 1 1> 0 OVt'6, wo plTSIiine, lis i!*Ultl.
Miss Lillian MrMnnua li:tn re
lu rued to her hoiuu at l)i^v:ilt>, sf
ter a delightful vUil ot (several
tveeks ai this 1 1 1 iu:t', as l(|io ??innl
of Aha. hi a Kin;*.
Mr. Major Hp via and iiis hister
iM istj/f'iltX mkI Air. Willie iliown
>i??t Uil friends ul Ma yo.svillo leoeiit
lv- \
W itli kind wishes. K.
Wo st Walcroo
3J r. ICdi tor : ? We nulfee thai
? ? ? ? o of \ mir i in 1 1 'spuixM n( s i n wiit*
lii!/ ilif lecenl whipping given
i he Mormons near Ml. Olivet sn) s I
?n it i'ii* people who did the whip
? in;? eamu f i o lu West Wateroe.
iV hy slu old lio h i y the people
i- tine from West Waleree wlion the
in hipping took pl:?eo on the east
villi? of tin* river ami there being as
ni'iiif people in the Ml.. Olivet see
<i.?n as in West WalerevV We
a wail an tins wo i .
West W a levee.
Pine Wood For Sale,
, Dry yellow leaf pine, in an\
? pinnlity, delivered at ?1.M) pei
eofd. Thin is not, old field pine bill
genuine yellow loaf pine. Apply to
K. It. Williams.
Rudy'p P;lo Suppository
Is guaranteed lo euro Piles and
Constipation, or mono v refunded,
;*i() (its. pc; r box. So u<l for list ol
1 1 y li moii i hIs mid Kreo Sample to
MAR TIN lUJDY, Kegiatxsred Phar
macist) Lancaster, Pa. Kor sale
mv all (hat>clrta?? druggists every
where, and in Camden, S. ('., by
l'Yankv M. 7*amp.
I'loini-'euou* Items.
Itch on human, mange on horses,
dogs and all Block, curcd in JIO
minutes by Woolford's Saniinr\
Lotion. ThU never fails. Swld by
Dr. I?\ L. Zotnp, Dr.nj'uihl, Camden,
'?>. (J.
\\T A XT K 1) ? T K r VT \V < > U T i I Y and
> V nctivo uou t l-Miicn or Indira to
I ravel for respon <il>le, established house
in South Carolina. Monthly ?><>>. 00 and
??vpiiiseK. Position sti'ii ly. lb-ferenee.
Knelose Hclf-:nl?lr(!?scil st. mined envl
?pe. The Dominion Coiujmuv, Dept.
W. Chirii.-io.
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
T. X. Slocmn, M C., the Great C^m
ist and Scientist, Will Send I'roo
to the affliclod, Three Hottlea
of H:s Nowly Discovered
Remedies to Cure Con
sumption and ail
Lung Troubles.
Nothing could'' ho fairer, more
phila',>i hfopic or carry more joy to
-i he a 111 i clod in an the oiler of T.
A. Slocnni, M.C., of New Voik
City.
Confident. thai ho litis discover
ed a reliable cure for consumption
and all bronchial, thioat and lung
discuses, general drcl lie and weak
ness, loss of flesh and all condi
tions of wasting, and to make its
oroal limits known, he will send
free, ill ice hollies to any reader of
f.i'he Chioniclc who may be sillier
cour>e ot , incouinu hum p-ium
uontly cured thousands of appar
ently hopeless cases.
The Doctor considers it, hi* re
ligious du'y ? a duly which lie
owes U? humanity ? to donalo hi a
infallible eure.
Do has proved the dreaded con
sumption to be a curable disease
beyond any doubt, and has o? hie
in his American and 10 u rope an la
Im'tiiories testimonials of cxper
iene.efioin I hoke benefitted ami
cured, in all parts of the world.
Doir'l d?Jny until il is loo lute,
('on mi in.pi.ion, n niuler rnp ted, means
speedy and certain dejtth. Ad
diess T. A. sloeu-m'J M.jC., Pine
street, New YorK.riVhdf when writ
ing the Doctor, give express "find
posloflie.w address-, and please men
t-ion tmidino this article in The
HhVoniele.
FOR SALE.
Four room house and lot 100 \
2i feet on Lyttlaton St.. (huiideUi .S. C.
Tonus reaHonahJe,, Property jlow r<?ady
for iiinjK?< ll in. Further iHtrtieahtrrf up
l?ly to oraddress S. W. Yonn-j,
2iM/\V. 47th St,
jiew Vork City,
TAX NOTICE
In accor.ianeo w i 1 1 1 tho Act to rnixo
supplied for Uveal year, commeneiuK
Jaiiunry 1st, 1800, nbiit/f i.s hoicbv (riven
that (In' Trt?n?jor?r'H < (lice of Kershaw
C ?ou n ( v will be open far tin* (V?li^rtio?* of
from the Iftili d.iy of OelolnT, 1807,
ttn i i I the 3l?t day of n?coniber
1'ho rata por e? atom for Kershaw Coun
ty ii< H? follows :
mill*.
Stale Taxes r?
School " ^ 0
County ?? y
II. I?. ? 2Ti
%
Tot.il N'-.j n.illH.
. Toll 'I'm* ?l.
? The following special lories bayo been
made f?Uo i
' mlJUi
8peci.il Hel.ool (ax District No. 1 ..'J
For mUTfit on ?,rhool Bonds
(Jradrd peliool bni'dinu
- ? ? District Tfc.I %
?Special School tax District 3lo. I j
? vrv *43
.... tf;V? 7 2
? . ?V ' ? 10 2
? II 2 '
' ? ' IS 2
? ? ? 1,1 ;>
' ' ' ' C'I7 8
' ' ,18 3
All information os to taxes will l>o fnr
nished upon ?pp}fc>Af ton. ?
No l^tof **t.ieS for uix receipt* *111
ho rcocitra uui?H? tho union ni of iax
?nnnoy isytlrposltcd^Uh XLo iJUlUt.
Th??TruIe wIll'Lb ? tHo I r^#? '* ^ j j
Ceanly Tr*.?ur*-r.
roil) now until \\ return lo our oldstand wlioro il is hoiug
enlarged and improved.
Wo mention below a f??w articles and price*, an 1 as il wonlil he impossible
lo name t'Vni y i Inn# id our inonoUtfo stock, must a.ik you lo tula* litis na an
index lo I li?? whole;
Shilling | >ri til h reduced lo.M j^, v
Colored Ncoteii lawn"*, only b? por yard.
('<?!oio<l chailioa at per >aid.
( 'olorod lawns, (a nice assortment) only
C'olored nainsook ami dimities reduced lo fia
Hcoich lmppottos (linen ?? ir.?t< k ) only 1 2.1c- pin- yard.
I'olorcd Dimity, reduced lo 0>i. por ) aril, worth l?>o.
Striped and Injured, from worth por cont. inoro.
One piece I'illomino reduced to ?S.\o worth Inn.
Nqha veiling, seasonable colors, reduced to 1 l<? por yard.
(?rape effect, iiiiiih veilini/, at only I Do por yard.
.'?(> inch Percales reduced lo f>, (>.\, and S^c por yard.
A iiiocuasor linont of summer Silks at ahsoluio coat.
Whilo and Colored Duck induced to S.J, U, and lt).\ woilh
por oont
\\ Inle Nainsook, (chocked) reduced to 1, 7.' and 10c per yard.
i'lain Nainsook (white) reduced to tf.1,, 10, 12, and l.r?-i per yard, worth 10
per coid.. more.
Doited Swiss reduced to (>\c por yard.
A splendid assortment of Hamburg and Swiss ombroidorioa at absolute
o< ?hI .
Torchon Lace, by tho yard or by the piece, lowor than ovor hoard of.
Kionuoinj* for children's dresses from 12|o np.
A fow Linen lap rohoH lofl which wo will oloso out at -10o oaoh.
All at) lea and qualities from o,\ up.
(rents white and colored shirts, "rea lv made" from lo.uip ? just think c?f it!
Anything in hoseiry at fr<?m t < > nt) per cont. I ohm than vaiuo
A bi,<> lino 'I able Damask from I Tx- per yard up.
'I'iiIiId ojl cloth, ftood quality, from lo:' up. .
The entire stock of Clothing at and below co^l.
Carpets, Mailing and Ku^a at and below coat.
BIG REDUCTION !
.In everything an wo must roduco our nlock boforo going back tu our hand
Homo qm. iters.
Lot of Ladies' and dniilh' Uudcrvosta and Prawora (samples) al 2f> pot
oont. Iosh than regular coat .
AH W inter goods at u hi# sacrifice. Now ia the t into to roup genuine
bargaina and remember wo haven't been advertising all Hiitnmor aL
COS L'so we mean' more than wo any.
The Am erica ti Gentleman's Whiskey.
TIE 1ST YEARS OX., ID:
Warranted a PUHK TON 10 AL STIMULANT, lie
commended by Physicians and known as t lie
^CHOICEST WHISKEY
I ''or CluU, Family and Medicinal Use.
f WM. li ANA II AN & SON, ttuUimorc, M<1.
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Sole proprietors of the celebrated KEY brands of old
tashioned Whiskies and Brandies. We have superior facili
ties for supplying consumers with the purest and highest data
North Carolina Liquors at moderate prices.
The high standard maintained and the general excellence
of our brands are too well-known to ne^ coinmentl- Corre
HpoiKTence solicited and lowest prices furnished on application.
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DR. I.H. ALEXANDER,
Dentist.
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Grmlunto of tho Phila<lelpata
l)ot*lal Col logo, Season 187&77,
OK KICK HHOAD STIUOKT,
Camokk, 8. 0.
Two doora South of Tho Chron
icle Olftco.
NOTICE.^ (
I inn agent fur this eotrQtjS for tho
?t cameled Bug Destroyer dno of tho
best known inventions for ridding tho
house of hod hugs. Perfect satisfaction
wherever used. Price only 7fto. Sam*
I h? t an bo seen at Tho Chronicle <>l!U.*0?.
as soon us shipment arrives.
T. M. II AY.VKS,
Aug. -0. 07.
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O^KIOK OK "I
SlM'KUVISORM OK llKOISTIUTlON, I
Ki:u?u aw County.
Camukn, S. M.vueu 8, I8N7. J
'Tho Hoard of Registration for Kershaw
I'o., will moot at tho Court House in
Camden, on the lst> Mondays, Tuesdaya
and Wednesdays of ouch month lor tho
purpose ?d registering voters. Oilico
hours troin !? a. in. to 8 it. in. )
W. F. UIJSSKLI*, Chairman,
MANN KK llABON, Clork,
J. P. RICHARDS,
Member* of tho Registration Board for
Kershaw County.
How to Find Out.
Kill a hot tie or common ^la?s with
mint' ami loth stand twonty-four hours;
a sediment or Mottling indicate.1) nil un
healthy condition of tho kidnoys. Whon
nrino stains linen It Is positive evidence
of kidney trouble. Too iYeqpon! dosiro
to urinate or pain in the hack, is also
convincing proof that tho kidneys and
Madder are out of order.
What to do.
There is comfort in tho knowledge so
often expressed that I)r, Kilmer'#
Nwainp.Root, tho great kidney remedy
fulfills ovory wish in relieving pain in
1.1m back, kidneys, liver, bladder and
every part ol Hie urinary passituet). It
corrects inability to hold urino and scald
ing pain in passing, II, or hnd eflVclH fol
lowing use of liquor, wine or boor, and '
overcomes that unpleasant noeoBsity of
being eoiop?dled to got up 'tunny times
dining the night to urinate* The mild
ami tho extraordinary effect of Swamp
h'oot is soon realised. It stands tho
highest for its wondorful cures of tho
most distressing caSos. If you need n
medicine you should have tho boat. Sold
by druggists, price fltty coots and one
d.dlar. Von may have a saninlo bottle
and pamphlet both sent freo by mail.
Mention Tho Camden Chroniolo and
send your address to Di\ Kilmer & Co.,
Hinghamton, N, Y. Tho proprietor of
this paper guurantcoH tho gonulnesn of
this offer.
1 1 othoh snfTuring from soror.est or any
diKonscs, dogs or cattle are heir lo huc
ccs.sfully treated by
Dr. Ha&ley,
Veterinary Surgeon.
The Dentistry of the horso is a scienco
in ilwolf. Horses'. Tooth are.- tho cause
of disagreeable habits. Horses having
dmoased Icoili aro liurtl to keen in con
dition. nnd if poor it is impossible to fat
ion, There are few hornes young or
rtJd, without more or less sharp-edged of
rough |)rgj?(.-ltons upon thoir molars..
The sharp edges laootato the mouth,
causing torture to tho horse, and he
tries in various ways to rid himself ot
tliu trouble. Homo start HUddenly or
stop short, toss tho head, drool or slob
hor ; oil i crafty, drive jndeways, or hold
their hoijds \n an unnatural manner.' Im
proper^rludiiig of food onuses indigna
tion and indigestion p rod u com loss of ap
jielito, hidi,-l>ound, h\\ <>I1cii limbs, Star?. .
i^ig or di'Hvi-liko coat o? haft*, coughing*
dischargea at. t ho none, running at tho
oyes, ole. All irregularities of molars
oi^jnoisors oiiKily . removed. ...Practical -
experience cnnbles 1110 to gi?o satisfao- ?
lion- in all ohmcs. No charge for' exami
nation nt otticc.
GEAEUATE OF STOCKHOLM. -
Medical Register for the States of Vir
kjiniu, New York , Illinois, We*t Virgin- v
in, Pennsylvania, No# Jetsey.
.jwrAii calls promptly atteuded to
night or day.
Ofliee oVer F. M, Zeiup <& DeTasi'
Drug Stoio. <|
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WONDERFUL are the cures by
WW Hood's Satsaparilla, ami yet they
are siinplo and natural. Hood's Sarao
parilia makes PURE BLOOD*
FINEST LIQUORS
IN ?"
Original Packages
ITuVJuk boon Ap|>ointo<l ngcnl* fi?r
FRIEDMAN, KBIL.KR ?fc CO. tho |?o*
ducolu Kentucky <listHl?r? of the In*
monB T. W PALMKR, v NKL80N
COUNTY, MO NO? RAM A MKTJIU*
HE LA If Rye Wbtftfcio.", wo oflTer n capy
loitd of thofift g??o<U in lite following
Original Packajreflj . ... .
Palmer Ry?, very old, 1 quart bot
tle in oa?n, por cu*e . . ... $1 25
Monogram Rye, I qt. bottlo io c??e 1 06
MetbuRftleh Ry<>, t <jt. tMiltlfl ~
Old Coin WiihUoy, 1 gallon jug? . . 2 25
Old Corn AVlilrtkov, gallon juga 'I J}1*.
The*o wo Iwvo ?n ftoek?
Palmer llyo, very bid, 1 gallon jugv
enob j, 500
Pn liner Rye, very otiJ>'2 gallon jugf?
MUtll V"V" t . 1000
Palmer Rye, very old, 4 qt. bottles . ;
In 0h(0m, i>orn?Mo . 6 00 ^5
Hytvvory.olri, fl qt. bottle#
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Palmer Rye, old, Y gul Juim, MAob 4 00
jutfa, e*6b
OltoTce Hye, 1 gallon jug*, oaeh J| 00
Choice Ry?, 2 gallon jtiji*, each
Cl.oU o Rye, 4 qt, UMUm l? ?*a**
Oliojcf ftjrt.Cqt. iKXtU* in -5^1 3
Methuulch Rye, 1 gaF
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