The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 08, 1897, Image 2
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OAMDKN, S 0., OOP.* K, 1807.
KutiKc i i'tion Katks :-M)no year, #1.00.
h|x months, 50 omits; throo months, 2ft
ccnt#. In adynnco.
Hatkh koh Advkrtihino j ? Ordinary
tjnnaiout advert jHinonts, tlrst inst>i tion
$1.00 per st|unio ; oaoh Hti i/^c? j net) t in
sertion 60 eon's per N<|iiaro,
Oaali rates for Want*, Lost and round,
<&c,, not exceeding live linos, '2~> oonts
each insertion and ft routs per lino for
oaoK additional line.
Dusinebs locals, 6 cents per line <?!???)? in
sertion.
Ollhlal and lc^al notices at the rato al
lowed l>y law,
Raton for contract advertising will he an
nounced upon application at theollieo,
Communications will la* j ?i i ly I is I >*??! when
of Interest ti> the j?oit oval public and
n it of n defamatory nature. No re
sponsibility will |>o assumed for the
views ?f correspondents.
lioniUtancoH l?y chccVs, drafts and ponla[
money orders should la> r??n? pavftMe
to W. L. MrDOVVKMi,
Camdun. >S. (
The city of (ireonvdlo l>?n levied
a ] icon bo In v upon (ho original pack
ago houses of that o.ty.
An oxchnngo snys beware" of tho
merchant who has not. confidence
enough in hi h own stock of goods U>
advertise them.
Don't send off to hny your goods.
Our ii'l vertising merchants know our
wants a nd nroin I ho business for the
purpose of supplying the ibmnnds
of our people. Hond their advertise,
monts ami hny Irom thorn.
(Ion. Hugh I- Farley, who was
elected Adjutant, and fnnpoetor (Ion
oral in IHlib, died at. his homo in
Spartanburg last I hursday of kid
ney trouble. Ifo wan a man of
matchless courage, and loaves an
enyialdu record aw a woldier.
Commissioner S. \V. Vance ha?
paid ovof to Stalo Treasurer 1 im
liiorman *18,&()0,i<>, which I i<| ui?l
ato? the. dispensary's indebtedness
to the general fund of tho stale
treasu ry and leaves it free to pile
no earn ices for tho school fund. ?
Columbia Record.
Appointing negro post master in
tho South docs not at all moot tho
approbation of our people. I ho
Fort Mill Times says: "Houst
Hutlor, the moBt loathsome and ob
noxious character that ever arous
ed tho i n ci.i|4 1) >1 1) L oonto npt of the
people of the South, never ollerod
them ho mean an inBult an was left
for tho Ilanna administration to
inlllct when it forces upon our
most refined anil cultured townH
and cities, black, greasy buck nig
gers as poa tm asters."
Mr. West to W. Kii kloy.
Kit, of The Chronicle- ? 1 llnii a
communication fiom one, I). M.
Kirkley, in which lie arraigns the
commissioners of Jtullalo Toivn
nhip and places ihem in a fidse
light before I lu: people by inistcp
vcBontation of facts, which misrep
resentation, I think, nuiuifesls not
only "soft, headed ih'ss" but empty
headedness, enly filled with self
conceit .
What are the facts V 1). M.
Kirkley who was an overseer on one
section of my road, stated to me
that lie (I). M. K ) had Some de
fauilers on Ilia roaii who had re
fused to work and that, they would
got legal advice in defending (hem
Helves. I told him he Could get
,j all the legal help ho needed. Af
ter examining into the matter r
was found that ') thesn men who
weio charged as defaulters had
been warned by two overseers and
they worked on the section nearest,
to them where they had woiked be
fore and had woiked as many days j
as D. M. Kirkley's hands. Hence
the commissioners! decided that
they were not defaulters.
As to the negro: 1). M. Kirkley
slated to me that the negro hadj
sent him word, that he would i>:?v j
him two dollars and he (I). M. K )J
thought lie could gut t h it four)
dollar*'. I replied, that if it wasi
satisfactory wiLli him ( l>. M. K.)|
and his hands to go ahead and I j
would see that the money was used !
in gelling tools to woik his section
of the road. Thqse facts can be
verified bv those who were present I
and heard the con vernation. II j
there was any rottenness in this
transaction, it rests on the person >
of I). M. Kit k! ey and not oij the
commissioners. New Mr. Kd. 1
regret very much that the Gover
nor was not acquainted with Mr.
D. M. Kirkley, or probably he
would have appointed him ( I). M.
K.) supreme Dictator of BulFaio
Township and have saved I lie
County of being burdened with so
many "soft h?adeil" commission
er rfT Yours for the truth,
. J. A. West.
Roland, 8. C., Oct. -lib, '07.
The Watereo Messenger and Ker
slmw Era please copy.
Mr. llnwmoMTs Keply to Mr. Kirkley.
"*TUf. Kdltor: Fanltttndlng has been
Mid to be one of fhe cheapest things in
Um world, and as Mr. <>. O. Hruce said
? in Ills address driivwdd^ittha anndw
^afclWdt c<W??Hon at UeuTITf, "If you
- ? ?
ly net; if not you should study t ? ? be
oulot and mind your own bin* hums'"
Hut it i* not- wr >ng to criticise publie
olllccrs ami let ( ho people Know what;
their public servants are about. Ftj
will cause them to ho more particular
how they act. Hut in the case of tho
comity aud township commissioners
Which Mr. 1). M. Kii U!cy t i il iciMi s,
thoro must be some misunderstanding.
Tho way I oikUm stood that case whs
that three men allot whom, I thought,
had* been warned to work two different
sections nf roads, one oversood by Mr.
,lo|in A.SIutw, tho other ov< rsii't d by
Mr. l). M. Kirk ley, nnd that tho Paid
thven men had worked only one sec
tion, I he one ovorsccd hy Mr. Shaw, I
both Mr. Shaw and Mr Kirkley ehnm
ing I ho parties who liye<J at the Albert;
Hail place, 1 do not remember an>
thin# about tho negro; did not know]
that there whs one hi the wood pile ill i
all. Tim only thin# for (ho Hoard to
lieeido was wlio was cut i' led to Ihe
hands on the IIaII plaee. The I tout d
decided I hey holoijycd b?tho seelioui
ovorseed hy Sir. Kir* ley, but sugge.-.tcd >
that they he not |?rosceutcd asdelaul j
I era this lime as Iticv hud worked one
road, and tho Supervisor was inst rueied ;
I o so 1 1 1 1? >iiii hoi h overseers, and Mr 1
>h!itt' w?irf to have said parties to do J
Uiwe work his road ?s he had given
thoi'n 41 task, and Supei vtioi 1 'helps h id '
seen the work done by iheni, and said
that they had tailed to do tho woik as
well as should be done.
Now, if Mr. Phelps wiote an v< ning
to said overseers about a negro or any
other pari ics other I ban the three men
who lived on the Albert llaile place,
and who had worked one road, he did
wit T.oul eit her inv know ledge or eon
sont, and 1 will further slate that 1 do
not know the men who live at Ihe Al
bert llaile plaee. consequent ly do t ot
claim thai they are any > javial I'avoi ites
of mine
I will admit I hat if the ease had
been like Mr. K. understood and stated
Ihe ease tho Hoard would have acted
in a Holt headed manner, hut the wav
I have slated ami so understood the
ease, the Hoard acted justly and wisely
Such ;if least is my opinion of I be
mat tor.
.Now, I am sorry thai Mr. Kirkley
! has rosined as overseer, as ho was a
i;coi| inn', and I am soi ry he thinks the
It I ltd has done him an injustice,
lor I am sure the. board thought, un
der Iht' circumstances they were doing
i Klil, and I feel certain that m>t one <d
Ihe board has auslhing again.-*! Mr
Kirkley, and all the board look upon
him as a highly respected chiislain
man.
Hut the Hoaid will not shirk a known
duty lt> please friends or foes; at least
I hat is my opinion of it Of course
ot hers are ehl H led to their opinions,
rite wisest are liable to err in their
judgment. Tin: commissioners may
have erred.
Now, Mr. Kdit'ir. I have been think
ing of getting thoHoaiil to do away
with all of lljo overseers in the county,
and bavin# Ihe roads worked by con
tract sysl em. I am of \ he opinion Unit
wo would have better roads, theonU
t hint; about that plan of working the
public, roads is I am afiaid it would
considerably increase the taxes and we
all think I hey are high enough now
I would like tohavo anexpre^si n of
opinion from the dillrent sections ol
tho county, front any one who hits
given the subject any thought , and if
I llial that, tho people would like t,o t rv
1 he system, I w ill endeavor to get ihe
I ioard t o adopt it
The chain gang is costing I In? conn! v
big money, and a large number of peo
ple have never seen what thev have
In en doing I may have some! Iiing to
say on that subject some! iin?' later on.
0 ('hrinielo and Kershaw l-ra please
copy.
Yours I ru I v,
if. W. It atn niond.
Lvnehwood, S. ('..Oct. I, I Sl?7.
<1 u cut km at QoIumit#
Tin' Mini In* l<>r litis column is fumi-dird
I ? y ( 'oiiiil v Sii|n?ri!il i ii<lfiil of I'MiM'tii ioti
I.. 1 1 ( *o| x'ln ml iiiul nil roiiitniiiiiciil ioii?
i 1 1 1 el >? !<?< i lor ilii* ? 1?>| i:t t*l until s- 5 1 < ?i? !i 1 l??*
iii|<l ressrd to K i ; 1 1 ;it Ciuuden. S ('.
If ^ ou do not. hcai fiom yourex
tiinin.'i lion |>u per?, it is boeausc
you f Mi Km I to pass.
A ? A
We would t-rill tin- nil rli lion of
school tin nice s in a 1 1 new districts
to tin* iiecessilv of org "i ii i /, i n g at
once and ascertaining liovv much
<?f the apportionment they are en
1 1 1 i < d to, so that tliev can notify
the Nupt. of I'M. 1. 1 1 'i I h.' may enter
the proper ant mat to their credit.
Do nut delay in this matter.
A- A I
The next tegular meeting of the
county teachers' association will
be held in ('amden at the graded j
school 1 > ii i I < i i ii <z. The following!
' !
are the topics and assignment of
momherfl to lake part in the dis
!
cuMHiorm ;
What are tin* best methods of j
punishment?- -To he discussed l?y I
Mr. L. T. Mills, Miss Maggie Mr
(laskiil and Mr. I', T. llruce.
^ . I
Should not move lime and at ton
lion lie devoted \lo grammar? ? To'
he discussed liv l'rof. Ii. M. Ken
nedy, Mr. .i. !?'. Kn'./.mingcr and
Miss Louise /ei:ip. Ail persons
interested i n ed ue.al ioua 1 woik are!
invited to attend the meeting;.
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The second legular meeting of J
the Te.aohei \s Association, held on
Sat. t 1 1 e 2nd iriMt, wes well attend
by a largo number of our mo?i
progiessive leschors; who liy theii
actions, show that they are inter
ested in this movement to advance
the educational interests in their
county. We would he glad to see
every teacher in the county active
ly engaged in every effort that is
made to better our schools. When
that condition !s readied but little
time will elapse before a marked
improvement will be notienblo in
the literary stand. The stream
can rise* no higher than i is source,
the timelier can . tcach no more
than ho knovgs. If there are poor
teacher*, there will be poor schunN
and p -or tehoolft produce ignor*
mucCp tupcriVillon, vice, crime And
coititilt'BM oilier evili loo nuiiier
Oils lO IHelil loll. Willi lilt* | lOI/MK-i
ed lueiense in * lie school funds ojir
ficlioolji fcllOtlld III II III Ul'll I ? ri j* <? I
than yn*v have in I lm pasl hiiH
lliOHe/sv ho e \ peel ii> letieli >- 1 < < m > l ? I
uol reave oil' any needful prepaia
tion. ( 'l ine oul and join us and if
We ean learn you uol, h peiliap*
you ha vi' some idm thai would
prove hen* lieial lo uw. Don l he
H-lli dl.
If the Stale Dispensary p'lya in
eiiouph to make up the d< Ihtieney
according lo l he
I Mh*?, Us l.r 1 I ' 1 1 I !l
( 'on
e n roll me n I 'I
i:i l he Su? l *
iluli-oi, I he sedjimls nf lhi->j
y ?ili reeievu about
Thai > i in will t?ive richly < flits lo
i:uen pupil enrolled for the sehrd
it.st.ie yeiu' lXSH>-!)7. We intend lo
have our share of vvliuli ver 'if* paid,!
or k no .v ihe reiihon /vh)\ ? Tim vex
al ions deluvtt in Ihia ni iitler, by
Slale ollieials, in Ihe .patd, was
nolhiii'i Wut pure chiiJftnery and
should not have lieen lole'ij^ed by
the people ?
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HAS MOVED TO? I'LL
TELL YOU. DOWN IN
YOUNG'S STAND, NEXT TO
A. D. KENNEDY, AND SELL
ING CROCKERY, CLASS, NO
TIONS, FINE JEWELRY, SIL
VERWARE, ETC., CHEAPER
THAN EVER.
Jfrout ()ur ([oi'c^poiiilcuN,
Southwest, Wntorort.
Mr. Ktil?">r: ? As ?ii 1 1 :i ?? been
>>? > rn ?* lime since the mows' from our
side of the t ii i?. Mini espet ial'v this
low down, has boon repotted, I'll
endeavor lo yive n few dots.
The health of the ooiniMthitV is
lolirnbh* i'ooiI, though saddened a
f?iw < i - 1 \ -t ?v(o 1 1 v l Ik* death of Airs.
Muse Monk. We greatly byifipa
lln/<< willi (In* loved ones at ll ? Mile
u in I 1 1 ust. there will be n happx I
tneeli ti g some d ay.
i 'ni lot; picking is l lie. older of
Llie duv Iml the Miori crop and low
piive lid told lo the disparagement
ill l.li?* fiiiincr.
Our debuting society is living
Vet Mini some interest ill}! subject is J
iliseiis^td mI. each meeting, every
Mr. Ivlilor, von and \niir iead
I'M p'lhsililv I e ill i' 1 1 1 bi ? r lilt: eiuniM !
llit! the Mi. I'hatui n t eoiteppon
ih-pl gave lo t Itemsel vr s about thei
joint debute between the Mt. Pleas
ant Soeit-i v Mtid llit; W est W a I r i eo j
society. V?u remember timl lie
siid * we bent tlx in niwl enn do so
again can't ue boysV' And in
another urliele lo* Httid ' thai we
beat# thein mie time anil was yoing
to m :ike m prrs\ste?t ?? II*' * ? t, lo do
ho again.'' Verv j^o'mI for our
voting Mtpi would In* lawyer and I
must confess a tolerable good delta
tor until be striken the Waterec
ei owd.
Will we had the joint, debate nrd
I lit' <| tier t v was resolved; "That
J4eorge Washington was a greater
warrior than Napoleon Hoiks jutfTeT"
?Mt. Pleasant yen I. against /us on
llnr all! rm alive, W. II. O/ddi anil
It. Oiloii). While oiir side senl
Willie and Jessie OolT and Willie
Dunn. The battle was holly
fought on both side?, but eharac
terisiie of the man we re presented,
Napoleon, we knew not the woid
impossible. Our antagonist, wilh
reluctance were compelled to sur
render under the mighty and sharp
cutting swords of NapoUon's rep
resentatives. The ontllUnUim of
our '>ppont'nlft became ho great, one
time uf.tll llie presiding ofllecr,
Prof. IIow* 1) Mtu n-l1, Itttil lt?- ?
thinw* to nrrlcr. The ondlenee con
?UlvU o t mentors of Uovb ?oel?lit?
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IIOMK AG A I \ AT OUR OLD STAND. BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
WK II AD THE SPOT CASJI!
And ivnp'fl a harvest o'" Ha renins. Never helore in the his
tory or C:tfiwl?Mf has such tempting bargains been displayed.
We ransacked every nook and corner lor the values/
t on K iij 1 1 1 < ? lollow iug JB irgdins:
s ^oo DStf fr*&KKSS tf"V)O|>S0'
fine
the
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rkss ^yfe'o(5i)sJ Ijjoous!
More Drcsstioeds and Silks than can be found in all other!
stores. The reason we are having such lug Dress ( Joods sales, |
is that we have the correct stales and low prices. None of
your hist winter's rough, nappy' cllects. The 1 SO 7 Winter
styles are in this store. Already we are re-order inn .-onie
Dress Patters. Plain nice goods and Plaid Tarletons take
lead "Tluy are the thing." See our list, then come and
the goods:
ilS inch all wool Poplin, in p'ain a?t<! granite weaves,
'10 " JiuMjiuul Novelties,!') new colorings.
52 " all wool Broadcloth.
10 " Wool Pebble Plaids, hi-h colors.
?I I " All Wool Serge, 7 new shades.
27 pieces single-Width Cashmere.
? >(> and '10 inch all wool plain and Tricot Planned.
!>(> and '10 inch (iroveland Suitings,
Arahesfjo Pauey Brocades.
New lvinks, Assorted shades.
Mnrtante, Assorted shades.
SKIRT PATTERNS! DRESS PATTERNS!! SOLID lieces!!!
Black reversible Brilliantine. Plain and iancv Brilliantine,
Bki ck all wool storm. forgo, P>laek all wool ( J ran i to ('loth.
Pdack all wool Brocades, satin finish. lUack all wool BkkM
olotli. Black all wool 1 Lnrietta, satin finish Black wove storm
sorgo.
| 1 f Silk Spendour, Figured India,
0 fcLas m Oi'om (jrain. Figured Talleta, Trusel
Stripe, Cilace Taffeta, Black Satin Duchess, Black Satin and
anything in Silks, Mohair end Silk Soutache Braid, Tubulor
Braid, Beaded Trimmings, Narrow Mohair, Colored Beaded
Trimmings, and many other Trimmings suitable to any d rests
o ' j n ?
pattern.
wm ? wot in
w J il w jl? By ?
Brown, ('becked and bleach Homespun, Prmtr^'.Ginghams
jCStton and wool Flannels aro the cheapest over shown in (his
1 1111/rket. Good Pi juts 4o per yard; full standard Prints' do per
j"yurd> worth Ojc; flecked Homespun 8c per yard; a lot of Onty4
ing at 4o per yardV hotter grades 8 A to lOeper yard; '1-1 hloacjf"
only ?j o per yard, >19 inches wide; Sea Island at do per ytijiHi,
Good Jeans 10c per yard, good woolen Jeans 20e per yard,
our 9 ounce all wool Jeans for 25o per yard, as good as ever
sold on market at Mi. /
| r| - he gfe* JJoufe of
$8,500 block of Shoes to select from always leads, and this
'season we have eclipsed all former efforts, and can show you
'the greatest line of shoes ever brought to this market. Infant
shoes from 25c up. Women Shoes, button and lace, Ladies
patent tip Kid Button shoes for ?1. Line of custom made kid
shoes $1.50 to $2 that aro great values. Men's high cut bro
|gans Toe. Line of men's Gaiters $l,$l.50 and $2, best shoes
ever sold at these prices. Full line of "Sachs" Ladies fine
'shoes, every pair guaranteed the best ladies Shoes on the mar?
, krt. Full line of 4 4 1 1 i 1 1 & Green's" Little Giant school shoos,
e\ cry p^ir guaranteed. Full line of I line & Ly nch's men's cus
i torn made Shoes $3 to $350, every pair guaranteed.
!/f*l ATUSyAI Wo luivo $10,000 worth
WL 1 OBPS^S!! of Clothing by (.iglit be
j fore the tariff was put on these goods, are now worth '20 per
cent more than when we bought jhoin. AVo bought them to
jsell, not for speculation, and a re 'satisfied to part with them at
j prices based on their cost to us, and not present worth.
All wool CMievoit Suit $1.75. All wool Kersey suit. $i.
I BlacK ('lay Worsted Suits $5. Suits $7.50 to $8, that would
be good valu e at $ 1 0.
Higher grade suits from $10 to $15 in nobby styles, are
[groat values. Our line of Black Dress Suits for #7 to $20 can
| not be equalled. When this stock is exhausted the price will
I have to be advanced on account of the Tariff. Our line of
Children Suits i.s the best and cheapest we ever had from $1
. to *0 A nice lino of Boys Sailor Jollar Suits sizes 3 to 8 years.
A full line of Hats. Caps, Gents burnishing goods, &o. It
. lis well known that our Fall stock is the largest display of the
| newest and best products ot the Manufacturers in t his coun
jtry. We have long since risen above tj^e' point of rivalry or
comparison. We thank a generous public for the liberal pat
i ronajje bestowed upju us in the past and extend a most cordial
invitation to all to visit our store.
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THE LEADERS C 3?' LOW 3?HxjIG.H1S
mm I s*v^r:il ilint w :i s net e.i-ncei li
ed ? i i li? :? way.
Since llic r:i in set in :i lew days
!i ?> o stiiiu: of nur I'.rds on I lit' pub
lic road.s have I icon almost itnpass
:? School children on the way
to school #et, their feet wet, while
our people cl.iiui l hey urn taxpay
ers and voters. The brid..os in
sonic i'1'ici's nre da'i?;erows to p't&s. j
I think we ma\ indeed lie culled in
i lie lust territory.
{ would like lo hour from Mr.;
j 'I'. V. P. ^if Hie ICorslriw debating j
Hociet it 5. \V nUc up nnd let 11 h
know if \ou would except :i (dial-1
Icnge for a debate. Do mi nut*.
Kershaw.
Tho Post Paper in 1 lio County.
1 )our ( "liron ieio We will endoa.
vor lo uivo you a f.-w dots t<> I ? *t yon ;
know that no have not for^otlciu
the l>esl paper in I he eonnly.
Our , farmers arc about thr u;_ih i
picking the lleooy Maple, nnd it i?
about out. Huvs some, one and ho is j
< verytiiing else e.xoe|t poverty and
debts.
It. is wi?h s:idue.?s that wo loarn of
the death of '"apt.. .1. 10. IVaroft.
Mr S. W. Welch, the son of j
?J. V. Welch, It.* ft last Sdurdav for i
Columb'n to enter Ihc South C'aro- i
linn College.
We have no marriages to report i
this ihsuo, but front all appearances '
one of our young J>r's. will toko Ins
bettor half soon. (i. 10. I'.
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IIow to Find Out.
I Kill a boMle or common glass with
j urine ami let it stand fwcnly-ifour hours;
j a sediment or settling indicates an nil
, healthy condition of the kidneys. When
! urine Plains linen it is positive evidence
| of kidney trouble. Too frequent desire
| to urinate or pain in the hark, is also
, convincing proof that tho kidneys ami
I bladder are out of order.
What to ao.
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed that Dr. Kilmer's
j Swamp- Root, the great kidney remedy
[ fulfills every wish in relieving j>ain in
! the. back, kidneys, liver, bladder ami
| !? very part of the urinary passages. Ft
I con et ts inabilitv to hold urin?J and seahl
; ing pain in passing it, or had cffccts fol
lowing use of liquor, wine or beer, and
| overcomes that unpleasant necessity of
being compelled to get tip many times
dining the niglit to urinate... Tiio mild
ami the extraordinary-effect of Swamp
It >ot is soon realized. It stands the
highest for its Wonderful cures of the
most distressing cases. If you need a
medicine you should have the host. S d 1
by druggists, price litty cents jiml one
dollar. Vou may have a sample bottle
and pamphlet both sent,, free by mail.
.Mention The Camden Chronicle and
send your addresn to I)r. Kilmer A: Co.,
Kiughamton, N. V. The proprietor of
this paper guarantees the genuine*# of
this offer.
FINEST LIQUORS
TN
Original Packages
Having been appointed agents for
PIHKDMAX. KKlM<;it<& GO. the Po
ducole Kent uck v distillers of the fa
moiis I. W 'PALM Kit, XK.LSOX
mi'.NTV, MONOGRAM MKT] 1 17
SKI, A II Rye Whiskies, we ofTer a car
load of these goods in the following
Orginal Packages:
Palmer Rye. very old, 1 quart bot
tle in case, per c.tse , . . . . $1 2"> .
M< nogrnni I've, 1 <|t. bottle in case 1 00 I
Methusaleli Rye, 1 < } t . bottle in case SO j
Old Corn Whiskey, 1 gallon jug.-! . . 2 2ft
Old Com Whiskey, gallon jugs I 2->
These we have in Mock :
Palmer Hye, very old, 1 gallon ju^s,
each f> CO
Palmer Rye. very old, 2 gallon jugs
each . . 10 HO
Palmer liye, very old, 1 qt. bottles
in cases, per case , . , , . , .6 00
Palmer Rye, very old, 0 ?jt. bottlea
in ease, per enno / . 7 AO
Palmer liye, old, I gal jugs, caoh 1 (H)
Paipwr live, old , 2 gal jugs, each ,S 00
Choice liye, 1 gallon jugs, oae|i .'{00
Choice liye, 2 gallon jugs, each 0 00
Choice Hye, 4 qt. tolties in ease 3 00
(,'lioice Hye, 0 qt. bottles in easo 4 fto
M ct imsnleli Rye, I gallon jugs . r?o
We also have in tralfsit ?" fTftToA'T of
The W, A. YAXDKKCOOK GO'S Fine
CALIFORNIA WINKS and Brandies,
consisting of OLAltKT, JJUROL'NDY.
UQCK and 8AUTKRNK in CASKS OK
I DOZKN QUARTS, and -POUT,
SIIKIIUV, ANGELICA. MU8CJATBL,
IJATAWBA ami TOKAY in 1 GAL
LON .ItJGS. Orders for these goods
will bo hooked for delivery on arrival.
See opr PRICK LIST for completo list
?>f varieties anil sizes of packages.
Welch & Eason,
0 N f VfeHBA Ix-PKOVIDKRS,
I $5 & 187 Mating A 1 17 Market SU.,
r CbftrkUoJb, S. C.
km
j Omo 1\iyki; (Jii arlks
TOX UAIMVA V COMPANY.
I To take oflcct Mav r.ili, J.S'.I7, at
7 30. A*. M
Kastem Than.
[ Northbound. Southbound.
! x\
1st class <lai'y ox?;opt. Sunday,
r m r m
2 00 Canidon I 1 0
2 20 l)( Kall? 1 2 IV,
2 .",2 West villo 12 20
2 4"> Kershaw I '! 0*>
I 3 I/O llei'tli Spt'inirs II ?>''
I .'5 0"? Pleasant 1 1 ill * I -17
j 3 2~> I aioeastcr 11 22
| " 40 1; i viTKi'lc 1 I ()*i
| all Spring. Iill III .V>
I 4 (!0 Cutawha .1 unci ion 10 17
I 4 10 | ,.*m! if 10
j 4 :?() Rock ri ill 10 20
i 4 4*? Newport II ">l
i 4 Si <) Tir/.ali 0 17
1 ?> <>."? Yt.tkvi'l'j o :;*?
j o 20 Sharon !l ?.'()
i f? 40 Hickory tirovo
] ."i fiO Smyrna f< oO
0 20 I'lacksSui S :to
j '! 3.*> n l^arlx 7 IS
: 10 I Patterson J'di InuH 7 12
I 0 50 . Slndby 7 .10
i* m A M
; 11 _ 12
j 2ad Class, I >aily except Sunday.
| \ M |> M
8 10 Dlackslmrg !? .">2
j 8 ISO Fair Is x I 2 I
j 8 40 Pal t f rs( in 8 .*.4
? 10 Sliclhy ? :>r>
I 0 40 Lattiinore 7 00
| !? 60 Mooresboro 7;'.f!
10 00 Henrietta :M<> I
I 10 20 Forest City 7HJ |
10 oO Rutberfordtoi ?(?(?!
j II 0.1 Millw dim) 'Jit' 1 I
I II 2"> (!o|i!<n \*n ! I?*y fi (III i
i 1 1 3.? 'I lii-i ma I ( it \ .*? .1 . j
i 1 2 00 < i li'invoml r '! (i
j 12 20 Mai ion i*0 r?
l* M 4 I'm
.V
I- M
2nd Class, daily except Sunday.
' A M I* M
j 1) 00 Camden
1 1? 30 1 >c K .iO> '? I ?
| ;l 4 *> W??stville .V>
91 10 Krr>iii;iw .*? 2.0
? II lift v I Ii-Mllf Spri*><'s. I
1 I .*"? 1 l^asaiif 1 1 ill 4 2 i
12 *10 t Li .-muster 3 2">
1 0*> (jivrtr.sid.? 2 .'??">
1 20 SprinirdeU 2 0"?
1 on Catawba Junction ) AO
2 10 ' a-slie ' II'.
2 4.) Roek Hill 12/"..*
no Newport 10 i}r>
f> 20 Tirzah 10 4">
0 0.) Vorkville / 1<? 20
(> 20 Slin^o/j 0 7)0
f? 40 IIi> kory *i?rove 0 2&
(1 r?r? SmyiiVi !) 0'?
7 30 Blackslmrg 8 40
I*. M. ' A. SI.
? ^ ? ?
No. 32 has cm unction with tin* Cies- ;
tor and Lenoir Unilroad at York villi?. S.
*.v i(1i (lit* Southern Railway at Rock
Hill, S. (!, villi ll?? iiUliCHgtcf
and Chester Railroad at l.nncitM(!r and
with the youth Carolina and Gcortii*
Railway at Camden. .
N<?. 33 lias counccti >n wit h Iho S. C. j
A (i. Itxilw.iv at Cn mden. with Uto j
caster and Chester Railroad at Lancafl- j
ter, with tbo Southern Rail
way at Rook with the Chester and i
Lenoir Railroad at Yorkville and with '
tltf^ Honthrrn Rftllway at. niiU-k^TMirg. I
Xoh. 34 and 33 will carry p(.mi''ii;< r?,
XiM. II and 12 h?vo coimeetion at
Mafitm, C. , und HHrkubnrg;
a itl. (he Southern Railway.
8. B LvmrKW, (i. V. A .
jf Samobl IloMf, PmkUut
r
Everybody Hays So.
Cancarets Candy Cathartic, tlic moat won
j iiodul medical discovery of the ago, pleas
I iitit. and refreshing to tho taste, act gently
J ;iikI positively on kidneys, liver and bowels,
1 i -learning the en tiro system, dispel colds,
dire headache, lover, habitUiijl<?oiiMpnlip{^
ami biliousness. Please bu/ and tr/W fodx
ol C. C. C. to-diiy; 10, &>, BO cents. Kolduml
guaranteed to cure by-all drtiggl6t3. >
Massage ami Physical Culture; Indies
4ml Children attended iu^.thoir own
li<nn >8 by Graduate of the I'oval Insti
tute of Gymnastics, Stockholm..
Instant Relief of Pain,
1 Kven ol.l Deforming Drug-Proof Pain
BY v " '
I l.nros HA TITS, SULPIIUK and OX Y
! GKN am! SALT SKA HAT I IS,
JOiisy, Harmless, Perninneiit and A1-.
most sure..
Gent'e exercises for weak children,
and Gentlemen ami Ladies with weak
lungs or joints.
This I rcattreul is endorsed hv the best
medical faculty of thy world. The fol
lowing disease* usually yield to thin
treatment : Temporary loss of strength,
: ucrvwiis prostration, insomnia, paralysi*', J>
' rheumatism, constipation, piles, kidney
iill'i-ction, uterine, weakness, feiunlo weak
' r.ess, allVclcd spine and joints
Dr. J. E. Hadley,
Professional Nurse.-:
?jfs^"t lllice over I*. M. Zemp it Do
; Pass' I )i nu Store.
Yho Hur.d of Fate
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in .iti idi : ' ?
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in ti -.i :t : i . ii ii w . imr
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fjifiorT.I |iv
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inily mi ft* .iJi?! i i) f:?l I i 1 ?]*
uiindy Kiim?ii for luiiiful
<>t lurimlii, ovuii'Ol
cli:. I'uii.ii/ rii.tiif'o il lil? It wiU
uniiili-rltilly-'r.^nirl iintiirr to u Kr-rcily tonn
luii.py el'-" I >?j not il"lity, oritur to Juy
t'rirr ti, i.r :i hollies for pro|-Hl<l loMiy
inlilri'H.4. If >uur Uiu^tril u?l> Itul nui>ply
>IIU, M.'ll'l to
BELLAMY MFG. CO., Atlanta, 6a.
Mothers
Read This.
For Flatulent
Colic, DUnH?Mt,
Dyienttry,
Nausea, Coughs,
Choltra Infautum,Te?th
in; Cbildrtn, Ghol?r*
Morbus, Unnatural Drains
from the Bowolf, Pains.
Grlplny, Lois of Appetite,
iBdlfMtloa,
ana all Dlsoise* of tit* CtomacA MUI
BOWl*.
I* ?Ko KUndard. It <k
themiirnl period of i
ommenrtod T>y*nht*[<
ot 5f WWffi," Wulhi M
ple?w?ut to trw tmtf,
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