The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 01, 1897, Image 3
OCT. 1, 181*7.
, Cotton Market,
f'otton is quoted ns follows today]
Fully Low Middling
Middling f)ij
Fully M ddlin^ f)V
CJood Middling &|
Only $26.ftO.
At tho Famous Ciilt KdgO Si'Mi
will ho found I ho host one-lihrxo
wagon on tho maiket. llody? scat
and running {-ear complete f<u on
ly *20.50.
Thanks,
Wo return thanks' for an invita
tion to attend tho pionio of tlio
Cantoy Hill Rifles to-morrow. This
company commanded by Capt I.oi
iok is a credit to our county.
Do You Want GoldP
Evoryone desiros to keep inform
Oil on Yukon, tho Klondyko and
Alaskan gold fields. Send too. for
largo Compendium of vast informa
tion and b'K, color map to Hamilton
Publishing Co., Indianapolis, I ml.
Death.
At 10 o'clock on las' Sitnrdny
morning Mr. lloykin tho woll known
surveyor died at his homo near Ionia
ia tho 80th year of his a?jo Tho fu
neral took placo at 2 o'clock on Sun
day at Iuh house and tlio interment
was at tho family burying ground
not far fr??iu liis residence. Mr
Hoykin had many friends who will'
^regret sincerely to loam of li s doath.
Building up the Waste Places.
Woik luiH boon begun upon the
iipw postoflicc building next noith
of Mr, .J. G, ' Man's store. Mr.
Man is also erecting a store house
adjoining and north of the postof
0 (lee site. We understand that Mr.
W. Ueiseuheitner expects soon tn
erect a three story building jusK
north ot Mr. Man's building
When completed' the looks of the
town will be vc.t^ much improved.
Married,
At the residence of tho bridt'aj
brother," Mr. J. K. Copcland, Mr.
Ilenry West, son of Mr. A. II Went,
to MiKfl Minnie, daughter of Thos.
Iv. Copeland, deceased, IT. T. John
eon, Ksq., officiating.
Married at KlloroP. Orangeburg
county on Sept. 17tb 1807, Mr. Ghns.
It. Reynolds and Miss Fannie I,
Dantzler, ll?'V. \V. J. Snyder, officia
ting. After tho marriage they left
for tho home of the groom nonv
L ick now whero i.hey will in future
reside.
An Ornament to Tho Town
(.As will ho Boon bv In'1* advertise
moot to-day Mr, l\ T. Villepiguo is
again at his old stand which has
een improved nnd boautified and
(is indeed an ornament to the town.
-^'In the construction of this building,
Mr. Villepiguo encountered many
ohetneios hu t ho (,ha3 surmounted
them all and now has one of the
handsomest, most, commodious and
best lighted stores to bo found any
where, and far purpassing anything,
in Camden. Much good businoss
judgment, ingenuity aud skill has
been displayed. Hut Mr. Viiiepigue's
good business judgment, ingenuity
ahd skill did not stop here. lie has
filled this InnjQ, and commodious
Btoro fromjh&ftom to top with one of
the largest, ' best Bclected nnd cheap
est stocks of goods ever brought to
Oamdon. For instance: everyone
eipected clothing to be higher this
season, but tho snmo suit of clothes
life sold last season for $7.50 bo is
now selling for $5.00. And yon
Would bo surprised to seo the man's
suit ho is selling for only $2.50. All
that could bo desired in stylo, quali
tv and price Mr. Villopiguc has. See
ino bargains ho is offering in his ad
vertisement to-day and > avail your,
uelf ^feotne of them. ? . |
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CUBED.
T. A. Slocum, M. C.t the Groat Ohem
iflt and . Scientist,. Will Send Fjr.ee
to the afflicted, Three Dottles *
of His Newly Discovered
Remedios to Cure Con
sumption and all
~ Lungr Troubles.
Nothing could ho fairer, more
philanthropic <nr cnrry more joy to
the afflicted than the offer of T.
A. Slocum, M. C., of New York
City. .
Confident that he has discover
ed a reliable curc for consumption
and all bronchial, tluoat and lung
-diseases, general decl ne and weak
ness, loss of flesh and " all condl
? ~tion8 of wasting, and'to make its
great merits known, he will send
free, three bottles to any reader of
"The Ctironfcle who may he suffer
ing. ~
Already this "new scientific
course of medicine1' lias perma
nently cored thousands of appar
ently bopelese eases. ,
The Doctor eonsidere it his re*
ligious duty-Aa duty whiohT lie
awes to humanity ? to donate hi*
infallible enre.
v. -? m has proved the dreaded con* ,
aum ptf ob to be a cnrable disease j
beyond any doubt, and has on file
Ja his American and European , la
boratories testimonials "of exper
Uncafrom those benefitted and
"qyrwi, tnnil psrteoftbeworldr
Don't delay until it is too late.
? Consumption, unin term pled, means
? esrttlft Hwtbr Ad
dress T. A. Slocum, M. C., M Pine
r, , titmif jyiMr
nuiMf,
diw? and please
thin arUcie in The
. ygP ? *
School Teacher Wanted.
J Wauled, u seliool teacher firPlho
Anlioeh school. Apply to
' C, M. Alexander.
AiUiooli, s. ('.
Advortisod Lottors.
Kov week ended Sij|)t. 2'5, 18H7 :
Daniel 1 1 <;yea, James Kuelk, S \V
Crumn, .k-sso Gofl, M all U* h Miek
le, Aaron Johnson, Lauiu Tru/un,
Ky bo ItnsH, Hobert Dunlap, K L
I Coleman, ,J \V Kenuott, Sylviu
< llradloy, Kdward Hoed, returned
I o t to r ? John '1' ? .
(5. .1. Shannon, 1\ M.
Intelligent Wowion
No longer doubt the value of 1 ? o 1
lamy's CJoH^ypiuui. They openly
acknowledge thai >t does positively
cure tho mnltitudo of painful ail
ments peculiar t<> women.
Mm. J W. Kpinks, Jiicknon, Mian.,
writes: Itavo used Bellamy'*
Glossy pium in my family for foma'e
weaknesH and menstrual disorders
with best. resn\ts, when all others
railed.'* 1'iico 81.00 prepaid any
where. Hold hy Drujrgists or by
I liollamy Mlg. Co , P. O. Box 1 i>i>.
Atlanta, (Ja.
1'iom^cucup Itom*.
hot the friends of the lawyers ro
motnhor that tho time for voting will
not he us long as was the fanners.
Thero will bo hut .r> weolcs mow in
which (o vote. Send them in at
onee.
Tho Clotk of Conrt has received a
copy of n full pardon grunted by the
governor to yonng Krncst, 11 asset
tine of this j>laeo whoso tonn of im
prisonment, sinoo the commutation
of tho sentence, will expire on the
?15th of next month. ? Lancaster
Lodger.
Itch on human, mange on horses,
dogs and all stack, cured in 30
minutes by Woolford's Sanitary
Lotion. TIim never fails. Sold hy
Dr. F. L. Zemp, Druggist, Camden,
S. C.
WANTHD? ' T K U ST W 0 RT II Y and
notivo gentlemen or Indies to
travel for responsible, established house
in South Carolina. Monthly $65.00 and
expenses. Position steady. Reference.
Unclose self-addressed stamped envel
ope. The Dominion Company, I>ept.
\V, Chicago.
Wfora Oiip (fopo^pou3ent^?
Liberty Hill.
Dear Chronicle: ? Cotton picking
is the order of the day. About two
thirds of ft crop will bo mode around
here.
Miss Cftllio Cureton who has been
on a visit to relatives hero has re
turned to Camden.
Mr. W. (J. Cunningham and Miss
Mamie Cunningham spent last Sun
day at Longtown.
Mr. F. J. Peiry passed through
this burg on Tuesday.
School hfts opened with about 35
scholars.
The military company will bo in
spected at this place on Thursday
the 7th of Oct. by Gon Watts.
Messrs. A. G. Jones ami N. S.
Richards wont hunting a few days
ago ar,d returned with threo fino tur
keys.
Mrs. Robt. Cunninphum has re
tamed homo after paying a long vis
it to her son at Rock Hill.
? Mr. C. D. Cunningham has accept
ed a position as c'ork at Rock Hill.
If thin does not find the waste bas
ket I will oomc again. Cap.
K f liynchwood.
Ilere I am again with a few dots
for tho dear Chronicle. Wo will soon
tie through picking cotton here juid
we will not have much when wcjlet
it all. Crop short and prices short
er leave us in the middle of a baax
fix Prosperity must still be botweon
Columbia and Greenville as il seeins
not to be any ncaror us than it has
boen for a long time.
Mr. A. C. Smith* formerly of this
place now of N. C., returned home
last Friday with his Brand New
wife, tho Lynchwood serenade band,
callod 0:1 Mr. Smith last Saturday
night and played him and his charm
ing young wifejft few of their beat
pteBGffT
('apt. A. Rdliii, of OlKstci field Co,
bad tho misfortune of getting his
hands painfully hurt in his cotto'i
gin one day last woek, at last ac
counts be was doing as well as could
be expected.
Misses Mary and Kate Bethnne
leave for Rock 11 ill Wednesday
where they will attond school..^
Mr. \V. W. King, of this place is
visiting his son Mr. W. C. King, of
Bishopvillc.
Some of Darlington Co's hustling
young men pay frequent visits to
these, parts, Roys if you don't coase
our serenade band will have to be
callod out again soon.
For fear I. will weary the patience
of our good Ed. I will close with
best wishes (o all. Ron-ami.
West Wateree.
Mr. Editor Please give space
for a few dots from ibis burg
Wo had a fine rain over hero re
cently
Tbtfhealth of tho coramnmty is
gooh. ^ *
W. M. Gladden an aged cttUen of
Ibis borg di'etl'/i few day? ego.
Well it seeou (bat Morroonisno is
aboat to reeeb % crisis all over the
Ur 8, -1 mttended the Mormon " ww
white csp trial Winnsboro, the
28 rd Inst TU so^aljsd wMte csps
Mine dot more than TTcwnon?(/to
which we s^y Amen. Wo hope to
tee the day when Mormonism will
ho * thing of the pest If U is God.s
wilt tbet *e shooM U?e to seo |t, we
T^CWOSlcTe to UV(T up * 5f fiWBSfr
history ppd dissose Mormonism ?
g
by them. Numbers is what thoy
want and not converts. If thoy had
the numbois thoy would show you
what l hoy would do.
Corn Ktalk.
Tillei's Ferry.
A protracted mooting will com
monoo at Hothnny M. 10. church the
il i si Sunday night prox, conducted
hy Kov. Kriorson and others. Wo
hope much and lusting good may be
accomplished.
Mr Jcs60 JO. Gardner who reco-d
ly went to Columbia has rotMrnod
homo and taken u position in tin1
ding store of Dr 1J, L, Norwood,
much to tlio delight of his ma* \
friends.
Well Mr, Kditor, doubtless yon
have tho news of eupid darts near
by nohwood ; Mr. Henry Wost and
Miss Minnie Copoland, both o'
Lvnohwortd, were united in tho hol\
bonds of ' matrimony, Wodnesd.i\
night the 22nd inst at the bride's
home. Tho bride was ft slslor of
our worthy Supt. of Kd? Hon. L. L.
Copoland. We extend oongratula
lions to tho happy young couple.
May their lives bo
^ pilgrimage of friendship ami love,
'Till tho angola Khali whisper their home
is above.
Mrs. Otia Pooblea, wlf?^ of Capl
Louis Peebles, is very ill with eon
sumption at hor fftthor'a home, hut
litllo hope is ontortftinod for hor re
eo very. Wo trust under the skill
ful?tro??tmcnt of Dr. H. b. Norwood,
alio will bo restored to health u^ain
Cotton picking is yet in full bin ? i
but farmers in this section don't
have much trouble to got their col
ton ready for market after boinj.'
picked, as Mr. Louis I'oobles has his
gin so handy.
I will close with best wishes to all.
Gilderoy.
lit. A. W Y 15 II ?OW
Tm&T*
During llio uionths of September
and October The Chronicle will
conduct a voting contest upon tin*
most popular lawyer of the Cam
den liar. The contest will bo con
ducted in the same way as was tin
farmers' contest except as to the
length i f time ? sixty instead of
ninety days. For the successful
lawyer we will publish for twelve
months free of chargo the follow
ing card ?
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In The Chronicle voting contest
was declared to be the most popu
lar member of the Camden Bar.
The following is the coupon.
See to it that the name of your fa
vorite lawyer heads the list:
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Cut out the above, write the
naiuqgof your favorite lawyer on
^he dotted Ijnc a ul bring or send
itHo this office.
How The Voto Stands:
M. L. Smith. 180 j
J. T. Hay, 77
C. L. Winkler. 74
\V. D.'Trantham, C.r)
T. .T. Kirklaud, 47
B. B. Clarke. .'18
WjJVf. Shannon, 82
L. A. Wittkowskv, 91
Wanted? An Idea
TAX NOTICE
Office of Treasurer Kcrshayr'Oo..)
Camden, S, (!,, .Sept, 18thJ 18(#7;|
In iccordanoo u Uh the Act- to raif
supplies for tlncal year, cotnmhnchAt
January 1st, -189#, notice is hereby givei^
that the Treasurer's ofljcc ol K^rtjhaw
County will he opeo for thf collectiai*,of
taxes from tho lfith day of October, lflflY,
until tho 81st day of December ISOf,
Tho into por centum for Kershaw Couiy.
ty is a? follows i /
mills. I
State Taxes 5
School " 8
County '? 8*?
tt. F. " '2)i
Total 14J^C mills.
Foil Tax #1. * _s
The following special levies have been
made ?lsoi
- .mills,
Special school Ux District No. 1 3
For interest on tohool Bonds "
* Graded school building
Pittrlot-NO, 1
Special Scfaual tax Dlatrlct No, |
? V
t t * . * ?w w
All information as to taxes will be fur.
" ' mzz- ~zr.z...
_j u* . r?e?ip4*rwUi
the amount of Ux
1
Do As 'Fhe 'Frees Do -
Change Your Garb.
v a JL. ^ A A ir.f? 1
V .'-"V \ J V^>-v? V/ ^
That light and thin sui( was all [right a
month ago, luii now it makes yon
conspicuous, and Ids- in shivers.
If you not your tins seasons CLOTH I X(J from Ztvuip Bros.
it will l>o 1 ho cheapest, and longest wear.
.Men's Suit*>?o2 to 1*2 from $2.50 to 1 ,*>.00.
Hoys' Lohif Pauls Suits 15 toVljS years $2.50 to $10.00,
('liild'a Knee Suits 1 to 15 y out's from 75e, to $5.00.
1M ou's Over Coats $2.00 to $10,00.
Come While You Can Get Your Pick.
The largest and host- selected slock of
SHOES
lor Men, Ladies, Hoys, Missosund Ohildron, IVom lowesl
lo highest ?rn<l o, to found in the Oilv.
SEEING IS BELIEV
ING
mm DDOTIIEM
&m nil
TO BE
Saturday, Oct. 2nd, 1 897
One K Day Clook*
>110 Parlor l^aifetp,
< >ao lleautiCul I'icturo,
ON THE FOLLOWINC PLAN: 1
The person who spends the largest amount in cash in our
store on Saturday, October the ihid, will receive the Clock.
The person spending the next largest amount will receive the
Lamp and the third highest amount takes the Picture.
The amounts will be kept by one not interested in our busi
ness. ? ^
The Clock*. Lamp and Picture will be given out on Monday,
October 4th, and the names of the persons receiving same will
be nublished in The Camden Chronicle, Oct. 8th, 1807.
PnnJ.8 cjolh 10c to 50c per yard.
I KulKlitiG Children Knee Pauls
Suits 75o and up,
> Punts 50(5, to #5 per pair.
25 (!(?/, pairs Children Kneel
PjinU, 25 o and up. Size 4 to 11. j
Full hue Geuts Furnishing j
Goods.
Men's Suits, $2 50 to $14.
Ladies' Shoes 75c to $3.50.
Full JUns lad je?' Dices Goods,
I Cook Stoves $7 to $2.l/eompleto.
14 (jiinvi Dish Pan 1 fxi.
8 " " " 10c.
i JO " Water Huekets lOift
Plleher ami Basin (J5o to #2.
Gill v ft n i zed Well Chain 2o pvi'
foot.
Gobi 018, .Sola of 0, 30o.
Tumblers, SetH of (?, 20o.
Agate Chamber SetH #2.2?>.
J. R. Qoodale & Sons'
Fiicis i..WH?KiBSf Uranimes,
VragflTC.
filllT <& ?&,
Manufacturing & Dist g. Co.,
State&vijmlis? N. ??
Sole proprietors of the celebrated KEY brands of old
fashioned Whiskies and Brandies. We have superior facili
ties for supplying consumers with (he purest and highest class
North Carolina Liquors at moderate prices.
The high standard maintained and the general excellence
of our brands are too well known to need comment. Corre
spondence solicited and lowest, prices furnished on application.
fiFiW 1> FOR ritUJK IJST I>E
> SCIIIPTIVE CIR?VrAKN.
HOT TO LOAN,
On farming lands in Hums of $31)0 nnd
upward 5-ycura lonnn.
O. L. WINKLER,
Attorney*
^Notice To Taxpayers.
Omc? of Tr?i6uroiJ Kcr'ftluiw Co,.)
Gamden^S. (3., Sept. 23rd, 1887.)
Twin i*? ai tl.o following named piioes ot>
date* mentioned below for (he purpose of
collecting Taxes for fiscal year 1807:
Leefcitow,-OoT; 18fh. *
Lynch wood, Oct. 19 th.
Rale/t Mill. Oct. jWthC
Woetyille, Oct. 21st. ,
liberty ff til, Octo22iid.
ttato^jLXRajid^OcL 5?U?^_
! ? enrwtonVMll
The Tax Hooks trill 1m open ?l I lie atore
^ a a.A U
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M.
NEW
MACHINERY,
NEW OUTFIT!
Having purchased a rornplctc now outfit
?l<f6 new gins, new steam ?lf tramping
pnpa, a ml miction elevator? I am better
pr^Aiporfto^ ^
GIN COTTON
than ever before. The best sample guaran
teed, and entire satisfaction given to ercr/
customer. Cotton ginned at
To *t patronage h solicit**!. Giro me
O^O. VAUOHAN.
m mb
FAMOUS
\
Having booij.su busy that we have not bad lime to write up
an advertisement, accounts lor the long delay, but now take
pleasure in informing < ur many customers and the public gen
erally that we are again at our
OLD STAND
Where we wil) be glad to see them. Our Store has been
renovated throughout, and we believe we have made it as nice,
handsome and commodious as our customers could wish.
As to our stock of goods, we have no hesitancy in saying
that you would not find a better assortment in any retail 8tore
south of the Northern markets; and the styles of our
oven tlic IIlOSl iaBUUCVUH, ttliu oaurcoti; i
with ii call before making your purchases.
VERY RESPECTFULLY
DRESS GOODS.
Ready made Slur to, Wrapper#, Ladies Capes Misses and
children* Wraps & o,. &c., are the latest, and must be seen * to be \*
appreciated. . V " ^ s
We call special attention to a lot of drummers samples of
. M
LADIES'
AND
GENTS'
- ,
Alsfo a lot of gents and boysliatawliieli-wearo-ofiermg^
Wholesale Coit,
Thereby enabling you to btiy a fine hat or a pair of Fall
Shoes at a VERY, VERY LOW PRICE,
We have added to our sfcre a wholesale department, )in -
which will bo found everything usually kept in a general mer
chandise store, and merchants will do well to see our : goofi^ ?nd%~ ?
got our prices before placing their orders," as we can save them
money.
With an UP-TO-DATE StfOlUB, on UP TO^DATB r STOCK
and with prices the lowest, we are sure tha? we ! can please 5
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