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SuhBOUM'TION it atkh : ? Ono your, $1.00.
six mouths. Mounts ; throo innntliH, 2"?
conia. In Ailvnuoo.
11 atkh koh Ai?vkatihino Ordinary
tranntont advertimmnitM, llrnt intuition
.$ 1.00 por sijuaro ; eaoh ?uoHC<p(erit in
sertion <r>o cciWrt per square.
0A8h rntoi for Wn??t*,?vl.oHt und I'V.uiul,
Ao?i not exceeding 11 vo linfaK, 20 oontu
each iuHortion und r> centH, por lint; lor
eftcli additional lino.
BuKinoftH IooaU, 5 tiunlH per lino ouoli In*
Hor'tlon.
Onidnl and legal notloeH at tlio rate al
lowed l>y law.
'? It tit oh for eoutraet advertising will I>p an
nounced upbn Application at tlioollleo.
Communion! ioii.s will lie p u > >1 in I ic<1 whon
of intoront to the Konoral pnl.lic and
n >t of a defamatory nature. No re
Bponsiliilily will bo hhxihimmI for tin*
viowH of eorronpondenlH.
Ttoydtlaneea l>y rlieeks, drafts and postal
-M'tfumoy ordors tdiould 1>o 'rnu<lo pnvablo
to W. L. Mo DOW Kl.i;.
j Camdon, S. 0.
Tho 20th, Annual Htnto wi,t
bo hold in Columbia, Nov. Hth-1 2tli,
1807.
Charles A. Dun a, editor of the
New York Sun died last Sunday
aftornoon at #1.30 o cloelt.
Liberal oxctirsion ratea to tl?o fan
in Columbia will bo mado by the
rivilroudH during Mr woek.
Son a lor Till in an i? much im
proved and it is thought by bin
physioionH ibat be will Boon la; al
right again.
President !,. D. (-biUlu of the
Statu Agricultural & Mechanical Ho
doty informs us that prominent
loanufactnrors ?ro applying for space.
Tho supplemental Heboid lax
which reeoivod a good deal of discus,
slon at tho last aoHsion of tbo Lo^iu
Jttturo wdl not be lovied Ibis year.
Tbi? will be good for tbo taxpayers.
Kov. Sum 1\ .Jones eelebratod his
fiftieth anniversary on la^t. Saturday.
In bia greoiingi to his friends <>u
that day ho said: -I havo boo..
cr.ticlBod much ? sometimes justly,
but always criticised. It i? |>nrt of
the penalty awarded to fcueocKfi. and
ob I have frequently said, tbo train
thai raises no dust, makes no noit-e
and kills no atook n.nst nave rim
yory slow or been side-t racked alont;
tho way." And it is so.
The Cli ronielo Pay-Day was a
success. Kriunda whom wo did not
expect al thai time o:\mo and paid
their subscription toTho Chronicle.
Others there wore, of oouiho, who
did not come, living too far away
or for other reasons could not
conveniently come on that day,
but who will, in their own good
time, come. Our receipts wore ten
times greater on that day than the\
wore on Oct. lfith, To that
excellent christian gentleman and
our good friend, Rev. .J. It. Smith,
wo are indebted as tho originator
of tho unique idea of The Chroni
clo Pay-Day. Krientis, one and all,
we thank you.
M ?. Knk'< j, l? It* i?ly to Mr. llnniiiionil,
;? ta.cH 31 t?re l>. lUitely His Mdc <>r III*"
lio.ul (Jiifstion.
A buoy, s. r., i Hsl . tt\\ l*W.
Mr. Kdltor: My Irlond It. W . 1 1.1 claims
tliitl tlu hoard acted wnol.v him I Justly. i.iim
that I misrepresented the ease. l.?'J ns j" ''
if ilmy rcii 11 y huvii t aeio.l in a sott hea.lod
"T'a'i Minlnir I informed one ol tlu; men mi
1 1 u' M i* il'* I.'..-.' th..t ii..-y im-i.-.k.;:-1, ,v*.
section ill tho mail, aa.l on .lul> ..th tlx >
wore wamodto ?i?r k.i.ut .11. 1 n.u come, but
thoy wont l?? see Mr. Shaw, tivi-i 'M-.'r ???? '
l.ockhart mini, ami asked hint t.. >;t\ ?' "" "
u tank ??n his mail, ami h.'^axf them ami
three other* a task, hut that n\?t hi- ?la>
to havo. tho ma.l worked. neither hn * i lie
warned those moa: thoy iliil this dimply to
n vol.1 tho law, for t hoy said when thoy weio
win noil that thoy did not I n t ??!??! to work >?>?
tiio Kershaw roa.l. Mr. Shaw \s rites:
I). M. Kirk lav, Al.noy.s tint, l-.'.l-v,.
Dour Sir:' On Thursday. Jnlv "in'
of tho t v\ o iiioii, who lis.- on tho lli.ilo i ? h*
caiao to see tiio about working my soot ton
and Hiil< I lie laid heen win nod to work on l?.
M. Klrkloy's section. 1 lul l oil l.?r thoin and
throo other moa a small Keetlou to work
and thoy worked It Saturday, July Mst and
I had tiio otlior part ol tho road worked
about 10 dav# later. 'V llespeei fully,
" ? .John A. hliaw.
Mr. Shaw's letter prove.-* that ho did not
have, those UiVn warned, th.'V \?dwntni ily
wont to liltn anrt-Kol his consent to wot); ho
fore ho was rcadv. and its eloar that It wa
done to evade tin- law, and il I had koiio to
law, thoy would have hoon eon victod, hut
t hov st rifk that solt plaoo and cranio eloar.
II*. 1', lloutou \\ rilo?: 1>. M. KirUloy, l?oai
Sir: 1 went to I he Hallo pl.wo 'I'liOKtlay,
July il, l^J.to warn the three moil who ll\c
tlioro, kk 1 j?a ve heen doliiK lor t ho last tlvr
yofti'H. I oniy hiiw on.? <d thoin and lie told
inn that they hud not heen wurnial^o work
auy otlior road, hut they did not Intoad j > ?
workjon the Kcrahaw road, ovors.'o.l hy l?.
M. Kirk ley. II. T. IWutoii. Wnruoi.
It Hoonirt that any niaii olanv int .'IHK.'i"'1'
can that I am i' 1 -_c h l . loialf ot ui\' poi n i^s
tiro proven ami ITilio t'oiiiiuls>lonor8 ean i
iioo that they havo acted wi omk, 1<M hceatno
thoy tiro mirely not'tdioadod. I si in an re
tiio liuhllo oau nuo for llieiiihol v?*? that I an.
on tho rl?ht traok. I think IL nmiwc^ary
for mo to liavo anvthinu furtlmr to say. ami
if it rioox lint oatlsly It. W. II. 1 challotiKO
liiui to coiiK: uu and havoiitOHt. trial wliVro|
lio can Kot illl the faetH and satisfy lilins.dl
I always tty to speak tho truth; lu^ this
roso I can provo It. Moreover I dislln* to
crltlriso pnnllcoftlrorft of any MtandtiiK what
ovor, lull when I see men abusing tho trust
Sintl cosil'.dsisscc. that the public luivc in them
?nd tAklnnr tho law ill tlmir hands, then lain
ready to stand to no ouo.
iloiipi'.e.t full v,
I). M. Kli'ktoy.
Aim) ii^reW A Kopiy to Mr. W?sf.
Abnoy, 8. C.. Oct. will, 1807.
Mr. Editor: J. A. Wosi, bettor known in
this community, us "nueetio " has hi I In - i
~gO*t llfcO bnttcn at tlifi truth for throo Ioiik j
WMka, then uiisAod, but 1 ain not. Hiirpt Isod.
U?i ho lm? tho darbiK chock to sign hint
??lf "yonni for tho truth." Ah, Mr. West
why did you fllckcr no timlor tho KlarlnK
llgutol tho trutliT Yon know you couiil nut
nuind It.' ^.'oncolt l? lmd, oviidinK the truth
if womc, I'll take the conheit and let tho
Jndr? of our trnlhfulnos-.. f^et u? |
fix uoa't iutUott your luuil. ? You m*y
nd? had been warned . by two over
^ Nr. 8h?w Miya: P. M. Kirkloy, r>enr
>ft Thurft<Uv, July ?Hh, of tho men
tent ttxe llalio ulooe, ctiige to mo
wwtwirr if ro*d,-?inft
" tp work on n, ?f.
WS,S6!!
lllf<y wntknil It Hittur lay, July Hist, two! i
had tho nt her inui of tl;u roail workml tun
tluyn Itllol'. ilollll A. KllitW."
I low is I ) lit I null whore aro voiii two
wiuuurst. I.li tliv public Uxui'ltv shuw
1m a christian };cnt Ionian ami simnln on
principle. No cnuniioiit nocdoil. l >ii t wiii>
1 1 1 1 1 ? t ?'? the misstatement i 111* time?
Had WOl'hoU a? many (iu> ? an l>. M. K,
lianU." ' ' ,1. A. W.
1>. .M. Kirl.loy, Dear sir: tin the or
?fitly, M?7 throe men who live* un the Unite
plltCO, ( WO litllOls II mi Inv.Mtir Wdlliiol iillO
(?all titty on tlu> Lock hart roii?i, ov?<i>a'<<i
?lolia A. Shaw, hut ui< ) m < I no i-t*|( n In ?' ovi<i
moo r ol' vv in ni<r, wo only W111I<1<<I part ol the
r<>a<l. tiii<l ha had the oilier pai't worked niiv
o fit I tltty* tutor, K. I ?. Iifitno.
M, K. Tlilit In to ccrl ify thai wo work
(?< I on I la1 K01 "l 111 w 1 on (I Hut ur< hi v, July <il r> I ,
"J7 ovor?o*>r, I', M . K., ami ilntl w 11 worken
huvoii hoars t hat itay. >101111 I Wotcn, l? A.
itiaiiiion." I low In tho above? Worked iiuiay
<)ays 11 h lay hands oil? Who stands now
Sviioro .Momw miooii ? hi-ii the li?hi went oat'.'
Tho law reipilros tho oninmi*sloiier.-< to lay
otV tlio township la soot Innw on or lioloro the
nth of Ajirll. ^ <jii fold ini' yon hud done this
and id c.-.iahl iihod llui lliin of (ho toi'iuor
ooiiiinhHloiioiH, \ou why did you k?
Aii^iim to iu ventilate? Von oauht to lift vo
know n w ho tho 1110a holon;; to mi l if thoy
it ro not defaulters and woikt d tho. ri;;ht
road, w hy did you ?lip around and trv to
KOt ono oft lioln I o t it U t< my |dai't< altt'i I 1 ? ? -
?i?iiod- especially oun wlm ciiiiiiut rend.'
No f.|do t rack luff, please, hut ignite your
lioiid li^ht.
Am.'Io tho no^ro ' staled fuel*. 1 1 < ? otfored
mo f'l, AO hut I (old him thoro was >10 pro
vision In tin* road law. Von reversed 0111
<?011 vi< if it t ion, I111I > on oa n vci i I v >0111 st a I <t
iiiout.hiit who la t ho world will verify tho
vorillni's'J Wu need J < i -?> t a pinch ol Mill ii?lit
thoro. Von can k<'I plenty 01 ihai ? nil!' v i ,
very C licit 1 1 I'llt Uu<,\ I'M' ?:i I i ? 1 I ln< plll'llc '
.Mr. West regrets tnat the liovernor was
not ii(?i|imiiiloil Willi 1/10. Ui'itlly .Mr. West
in t ho tiovoKiior acuunin I cd with son.' II *n,
ho has not itddcif much to his store ol
k iRnvlodjjo, lnii I loci Hiiro If lie was, you
would not he ovoii mi small a Ihlnj; as a
t on niy commissioner useful llinn;, sonic*
t hiii}; * Ilk In# to riding; w llh M10 Phelps oh
I was not aware of tile lad that thoro was
Mich a thlii}; 11s Mtipremc dictator <>l llullalo
Township, yes woaroall lii I In lords ol out
own, hut ho <?!. A W.) is lord ol all, and I
hay , (iod Sa vo the coiiiilrv. ICespec t fill 1 \ ,
l>. M. Kirk Icy.
jjVoui Qui1 ( | o i' eg [>Q 1 1 i i o ? t i 3 ,
rii.u> Troo
The Lawyers' Content Tho Crops ?
O t)i or Mattors,
' Mr. I'Milor : ? Its about time for
inn to make (i score in your newsy
paper or slumber a whilo in )our re
fuse repository.
I Icallh ((one rally good.
Owing to tho continued warm
w eat her pCHH anil point oen w II l?o
more plentiful limn once c.xpoetcd.
i'l.jn about jj of u crop. Cotton
about. I o. iSuyar cann <m y about l
crop. Tobacco wan good both in
quantity and q-iality, ami our Inline
cm producers will widen on tlm next
orop. N<> oats planted as yet, but
as the cotton i.s nearly all /fathered,
oat planting will soon be in order,
boat; collards plout fill. Turnips it
f lilnnO Wo arc inlmmcd that Mnj.
S. lb Adams has bo?;ii running 1?m
?;iu day and night in order to no
eomodaie his patrons and it is prob-'
a bio that tho patronage of the pre
wont season will induce tho Major to
pnl in machinery Hint will do away
with tho disadvantage from whieli
this neighborhood has sufVcrod for
want of hotter accomodations.
I would roost respectful ly beg lo
??i ve my humble opinion of tlui law
vers' eontesj.. W hich is to s ty that
nverv voter should impartially take
into considera'ion the popularity of
t.ho subject voted f.?r, basing poj):j
larity on character, prineipl " and
public usefulness, and as law and
equity is tlm foundation of justive,
freedom and rghi to political suf
frage, every intelligent reader of
The Chronicle should participate in
the present conical, i hink i i 1 1 1
and act wise.
I wish lo assure you that I inosl
gratefully appreciate tho presence of
The Chronicle am' Impo it may reap
its just, reward, bung lifovand con
tinned success. Cornelius.
Ml. Plea Bant
Hear Chronicle: ? After a whorl
interim, I seek admittance into the
columns of your valuable pvper.
There was an educational rally
at Hurrtdl Hill the iM It iuM(. JOdu
eation was discussed by (Jov F.l
lerbe, I ) Flinn, I'rof. K. Mi-ii lis
Davis, Hon. L. I). Childs and I'rof.
C. 10. .Johnson. Another will he
held at All. I'leaNatit in a week or
two. These meetings are under
the auspices of the Kichlaud coun
ty Teachera' Association.
The Center TowiiMhip S. S. Ass'n.
will meet on I lie Kith and 17th of
lliis month. W ?? are expecting a
<>loiious time. Mr. ,J. L. IJerg, of
Cnltimbia, will speak lo S. S. weth
ers.
I'rof. .lohn tM. CaiiH,rnn, of N.
C, U spending a while with friends
in I his community.
Oar Lit.ei.iry society met on the
(till Mist, "bee" and "(J rant" Wore
the two charaetors debated. The
coin mi I lee decided that Lee was
the ure Mrr warrior.
Well, Mr. F,d. it was with
much gratification and ecstasy)
that I read Ibo. I)omiuu'r<
aitiele in your 1 n h I. issue and will I
siy that he i.s correct about the!
joint debate, ibu when I said
"we heat tlieni once and can do it |
again," .1. W. I), or Dnminus was
not an active member ?d | he Wa
toreo Society. Had lie have been
I would not have used the asser
tion, feaiing him as a logician as I
do. I congratulate the Wateiec
crowd, engaging in three joint de
bates and winning only one. Kb.
A few more successes like, those
will make them praiseworthy.
Dominus does my colleague and
myself an injioiiieo t*? way tnal we
became so cut husianfio that t In
president had lo call things to or
der, when he loin vs well enough
that they were the agj? resxors in
the uproar. Some say we live in
the lost territory, if ???, wo have
never refused a challenge from any
debating society.
A moderate lain is falling now.
W. II. Cobb.
? . Tillur'o Ferry.
Mr. 1% 1 i lor : ? 'I ho protracted met I*
ing at Bethany closed Tuesday night
the J 2 inst. Rev. Fricrson was ably
assisted by Hflva Counts and Clyde.
Wo trust that much good was done.
What hr,s hocomo of Sis? I/oU
hear from you Cousin Sis and tell
118 about the hot supper to which we
acknowledge an invitation ln*lr wmh
Unable to attend.
Mi?? Aimer Kotly, one of Dlahop*,
vilte's sweetest young ifidica wnn vis.
iting fviei.ds ami roluiivoB in this
lllll'tf record ly.
Mr. Cu' f?y Munii, of bin-know, is
spoiling f i*? ?< 1 1 m* 1 1 I v in l-liin bur<f.
We wish to make u correction. In
oik InM nnielo it wliou <1 have Ween
Mr. li I1'. IVol'K'o {.;iu instead of Mr
I.OtliS I'OcblOH.
Heat wishes to all. (Jildcroy.
Karneat Work era Program.
The following program wan aue
cohhTuIIv carVied out at. :i u ?? 1 1 If r -
talnment give\ by the Karnost
Wojkciii St. Char left, on
l ho evening of the 1t?h "IfTKT:
1. A pain in the hide : ?? -M r. I)
L. Smith, M i?ses l.ouiso "(Tft'll La 1 1 a
Scarborough.
2. Pant al ion fly hi. ? All". but In- 1
Johcv, Miasm Louise and Kdiir
Scarborough.
A It ?? ppy fc mils'. ? ?Mr, J. W.
Outlaw, Misses I ?to 5 h* Joney and Ju
lia Sea i bm oui'.h, Maatoia Maiion
M fit ''is a nd I > .** n Outlaw.
4 The Miv. J. W. Smith,
M i sacs Minnie and \Vilma Pijrford. |
*). |/?ok<n<; around for a wlfo. ? |
Mr, Prank Josey, Mrs. Lizzie Jo
ayy, Misses Virlie Outlaw and Kd
n\i Scarborough.
(i. Taking the Census. ? Mrs. Liz
zie Josey, Messrs. Dawraon Scarbo
rough, Mai ion Maihis and Chester
J OHO V.
7 Josiah's (list, courting. ?Hoy.
J. H. Smith, Mian Lyric Scarbo
rough, MoMtrH, Sanforri Scarbo
rough and Charlie Jonev.
8. Ncuro sermon. ? -Mr. CI. \V.
IClinOIC.
0. Tim reclaimed father. ? Messrs.
.1 . \\r. Smith, Charley Joaey, San
ford Scarborough, Irwing Mathi*,
II. \V. ( V pel and and Miss Lyrie
Scarborough.
10. The litth* Teacher. ? Mis"
Daisy Scarborough.
11 The dead bird. ? Misses Julia
and lCdi'h Scarborough.
12. Those Ave love, ? Beatrice
Smith.
Hi. GlViJd's evening prayer.? Jes
sie Sfuith.
11.'JTho Vulture of the Alps. ?
M i-s Jl\d n a Scai boron ??h.
I ry'f- tn few must not ring to
t? i ?? Ijt . ? Mis-; Lyrie Scarborough.
l-i|?? that touch liipior shall
never touch mine. ? Miss Viilic
Out la \v.
17. The drunkard's liny. ? Mis*
ftrina Sc.arborough.
IS. Cod is every whore. ? Mis&
Nina Scarborough.
10. A good all arc. ? Messrs. Sun
ford Scarborough and O. W. 101
more.
20. The psalm of life. ? Miss N il
lie Ou' law.
2 1 . 1** ii ii uy .1 a ko. ?
2J. Scene on the battle li'Jri, by
several boys.
2!5. Arkansas traveller. ?
Puor.
West Watcrce.
We are o 1 ?i d to learn that Mr.
. ! no, P. Williams is again post
in aster at Rid go way.
Mr. ( '. W. lOifloiHuaun luis none
to Columbia to renew his block of
Kali and Winter goods.
M ih. P. C. Sutton and little son,
Ovosles, are visit iui* friends and
irlativcst in this burg.
It ifl thought by the community
that mortuanism is about dead and
iv e hope it is. West Watcrce.
i'iomljcviou<! Item*.
1 1 ?? 1 1 on human, mango on horse?,
flops and alt stock, cured in 510
mi miles I ? v Wool ford's Salutary
Lot ion. 'I* h i a never fails. S ??? I ? 1
Dr. P. L. Zemp, Druggist, Camden,
S. C.
\ UAXTMT)-' TIMTVTWOKTIl V end
? ? active yrent leincn or Indies to
travel tor rcpponsihh*, established house
in South (.'arolimi. Monthly ;;<??>. 00 nnd
expenses. ion sten ly. Uet'erenee.
Kneluse srl f-addresscd stamped envel
ope. Tli?* I lominioii Company, Dept.
\V. ( * f ? i ? a;o>.
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
T. A. Sloeum, M C., the Great Chem
ist and Scientist, Will Send Free
to tlio afflicted, Three Mottles
of II :S Newly Discovered
Remedies to Cure Con
sumption and all
Luntf Troubles.
Nothing could (to fairer, inorej
I > 1 1 i 1 1? *.i t liroj.ic or curry more joy to
t lie atllicted than the oiler of T. i
A. Sloeum, M.O., of New Votk
Citv.
Confident that he has discover
ed a reliable euro for consumption
and all bronchial, throat and lung
diseases, general deel tie and wen li
nens, loss of llesli and all condi
tions of waiting, and to make its
orcat merits known, he will send
free, three bottles to any reader of
The Chronicle who may he aulS'er
in<r.
Alteady this "new scientific
course of medicine" has perma
nent I v cured thousands of appar
ently hopeless cases.
The Doctor considers it hi* re
ligious du*y ? a* duty which he
owes In humanity ? to donato hi*
infallible cure.
lie has proved the dreaded con
sumption to be a curable diseas*
beyond any doubt, and has on flic
in his American and European la
boratories testimonials of exper
ience from those benefitted and
cured, in all paHs of the world.
Don't delay until It is too late.
Consumption, uninterrupted, means
speedy and certain death. Ad
dress T. A. Sloeum, M, 0., 08 Pine
street, New York, and when wiit
ing the Doctor, give express and
poHltdllew address, and pleas? men
tion reading this article in The
Chronicle.
And rcap-d a harvest o'' Bargains. Nover before in tlx? his
tory of Camden has mk.'Ii tempting bargains been displayed.
We ransacked every nook and eoruer lor the best values.
Look at the following Bargains:
IMvS ^(K)I)SB ff^UKSS
RKSS
OODS
see
.More Dress Cioi.ds and Silks than can be found in all other
stores. The reason we are having, such big Dress Goods sales,
is that we have the correct .styles and low prices. None of
your last winter's rough, nappy effects. The 18U7 Winter
styles are in this store. Alr<ady we are re-ordering some fine
Dress Patters. Plain nice goods and Plaid Tarletous take the
lead "They are the thing." Sife our list, then come and
the goods:
!)H inch all wool Poplin, in plain and granite weaves.
?10 ? ,lue(|uad Novelties, 0 new colorings.
ft 2 " all wool Broadcloth.
10 " Wool Pebble Plaids, hijjh colors,
<\ <t '' All Wool Serge, 7 new shades.
pieces single- Width Cashmere.
and 40 inch all wool plain and Tricot Flannel.
Mi and 4 0 inch (iroveland Suitings.
Arabewjo Fancy Brocudes.
New Iiink?, Aborted shades.
Mortan to, Assorted shades.
SKIRT PATTERNS! DRESS PATTERNS!! SOLID Pieces!!!
Black reversible Brilliantine. Plain and fancy Brilliantine,
Black all wool storm serge, Black all wool Granite Cloth.
Black all wool Brocades, satin finish. Black all wool Broad
cloth. Black all wool Henrietta, satin finish Black wove storm
C* I @ 1/ ?f Spendour, Figured India,
1 ILa w Gros ( i rain, Figured Tafleta, Trusel
Stripe, Glace Taffeta, Black Satin Duehess, Black Satin and
anything in Silks, Mohair fnd Silk Soutache Braid, Tubulor
Braid, Beaded Trimmings, Narrow Mohair, Colored Beaded
Trimmings, and many other Trimmings suitable to any dress
pattern,
J W & WJMAA&SWy
Brown, Checked and bleach Homespun, Prints, Ginghams;
Cotton and wool Flannels are the cheapest ever shown in this
market, Good Prints lo per yard; full standard Prints 5c per
yard, worth 0|(,,? Chocked Homespun 3c per yard; a lot of Cnt- ,
ing at to per yard, hotter grades 8i to 10c per yard; Li blench
only 5c per yard, 39 inches wide; Sea Island at 4c por yard,
Ciood Je^ns iOe per yard, ?00d woolen Jeans 20c per yard,
our !) ounce all wool loans for 25c per yard, as good as ever
sold on market at 33 J .
?A? Q'lioe Ijou^e of ^aiailen,
$<S,509 stock of Shoes to select from always leads, and this'
season, wo have eclip^d all former efforts, and cart show yo\i
t lie 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 $ l. Line of custom made kid
shoos $1.50 to $2 that aro great values. Men's high cut bro
gans 7 oo. Line of men'a Gaitors $1, $1.50 and $2, best shoos
ever sold at these prices. 1 Full lino of "Sachs" Ladies fine
shoes, every pair guaranteed the best ladies Shoes on tho map
ket. Full line of "Ilill & Green's'' Little Giant school shoes,
c\ery pair guaranteed. Full line of lline & Ly rich's men's cus
tom made Shoes $3 to $350, cv#ry pair guaranteed.
I ATUSyAl We have $10,000 worth
fe.i 'i H 61 1 I \9 M of Clothing., bought be
fore tin? tariff was put on these goods, are now worth '20 per
cent more than when we bought them. We bought them to
soil, not for speculation, and are satisfied to part with them at
prices based on their cost to us, and not present worth.
All wool Ohevoit Suit $1.75. All wool Kersey suit, $1.
Hlaciv Clay Worsted Suits $5. Suits $7.50 to $8, that would
be good value at $10.
Higher grade suits from $10 to $1.5 in nobby styles, aro
great values. Our line of Hlack Dress Suits for $7 to $20 can
not bo equalled. When. this stock is exhausted the price will
have to be advanced on account of the Tariff. Our line of
| Children Suits is the host and cheapest we ever had from $1
to *(>. A nice line of Hoys Sailor Jollar Suits siz^s 3 to 8 years.
A full line of Hats. Caps, Gents burnishing goods, &e. It
is well known that our Fall stock is the largest display ot the'
newest and best pi od nets ot the Manufacturers in this coun
try. We have long since risen above the point of rivalry or
comparison. We thank a generous public for the liberal pat
| rename bestowed upon us in tho past and extend a most cordial
i invitation to all to visit our store.
ybby ^ss^nsjoTFXJXjL-y,
THE gflow prices.,
HAS MOVED TO? I'LL
TELL YOU. DOWN IN|
YOUNG'S STAND, NEXT To!
A. D. KENNEDY, AND SELL
ING CROCKERY, GLASS, NO-;
TI0N8,FIM? JEWELRY, SIL-j
VERWARE, ETC., CHEAPER
THAN EVER.
C. 8. Drake, i
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TAX NOTICE
Office of Treasurer Kershaw <^o.J
Camden, S. .Sept. ]8th, 18t?7,^
In accordance with the Act to raise
supplies for fiscal year, commencing
January 1st, 18'JG, notice is hereby given
that (lie Treasurer's oflieo of Keohaw
Countv will he open for Ihr collcetiw of
taxes from the loth day of October, 1897,
until the Hist day of December 1 1X1)7.
The rate per centum for Kershaw Coun
ty is ?s follows :
mills.
| State Taxes 6
I School " 3
County " HlJ
It. It. ' " 2 ',,'
Total . 14 '4 mills.
I'oll Tax 81.
The follow ing special levies have been
I made also : (
mills.
Spcclnl school tax District No. 1 .'I
|m 1 r interest on school Ilonds
(iritiloil school building
1 > i Htr i ?*t No. 1 ?? j
I Spocial School tax District No. 1 3',
' ' 4 :t
> > > '72
... '10 i?
1 1 2
' ' ' ' " ' 1 2 'J
? ? ' 13 4
' ' ' 1 7 ?
' ' ' 18 3
.VII iofonnation as to taxes will bo fur
j nisbed upon application.
No list of names for tux rccoiplft will
j h<> received unless the amount of lax
| money is deposited with the said li.>t.
I Tli in rule will he strictly enforced.
\V. H. HOUGH,
County Treasurer.
| "Tho Charleston Lino."
i South Carolina Anil Georgia
Hail Koail.
Charleston, S. ('., Apr. 19th, 18!)f..
I'fissengcr Department.
! Lv. C!i<tr'??ston 7 10 a m 6 ;jo p m
Ar. Siiininerville 7 4f> ii 10
I'regnalts 8 18 0 50
1 " Orangeburg 'J *JS H 24
" Kingville 10 00V ?) 20
I '' Columbia 10 66 10 10
; Lv. Columbia 7 00 a in -1 00 p 111
| Ar. Kingvillo 7 10 4 4 1
"Orangeburg 8 21 .r> 27
''Charleston 11 00 8 (0
Lv. Charleston 7 10 a in f? 30 |V m
" Uranehville 5> 16 7 60
" Denmark f>2 8 81
" Illaekvillo 10 10 8 f?t >
Ar Augusta ? - 1 1 51 a in 10 45 p m
Lv. Augusta f? 2(> a to 3 20 p m
" Illackvillo 8 00 6 03
" Denmark 8 22 6 17
" Hranehville 8 65 5 66
A r Charleston . 1100 . 8 00
Fust Kxprofi*, Augusta Washington
With Sleepers to and 'roin New York.
Lv. Augusta 2 '36 p in
Ar. Alkon / 3 16
I)fTynt?rJ< S. 4 l!>
Lv. jptfnmark' (I 25 a m
? ^Aiken 7 28
/Augusta 8 10
\ Daily Except Sniutny.
Lv Camden & 46 a in 2 215 p m
Ar. Kingvillo 10 00 11 in 4 36
Ly Ktngvillo ? 10 26 d 00 a m
Ar Cnindcn 11 56 n in 8 16 p in
Connections :
Clyde S. S. Line Charleston, So. I? v. Co
lumbia. Through Wagner Sleeper
ktw.etn Oharlcaton and Atlanta.
L. A. Emerson, Traffic M'g'r,
E. 8. Bowo, (Jen, Manag ?#,
(**?**! oflfet, Char ton. 0, Ot
?>ou't Tobncco Spit aud Smoke Your Lifo Away.
If you want to quit tobncco using easily
t unci forever, be made well, strong, magnetic,
full of new life mill vigor, tako No-To-Bac,
the wonder-worker, ttuiL makes weak men
strong. Many gain ton pounds in ten days.
I Over <100, fKK? cured. Buy No-To-lJae of your
I druggist, under guaranteo to euro, f>0o or
! .(H). Booklet nml sample mailed free. Ad.
! Sterling KemedytJo., Chicago or Now York.
NOTICE.
I wish to in for in my friends that 1 have
accepted a position with tLe (Jiit Ldge
Store, sin ? I will bo glad to 8ei ve then if
( Joine eai 1 y and often.
W. F. MOSKLKY.
1 have a new ginniiiK outfit, consist
ing of .'} 70 saw gins, with elevators and
.self packing cotton presses attached,
nnd will gnaranlei* sat ofactiun both in
quality tind quantity oflint. A shave i f
I public patronage is revp,',,l Millv solieit
ed. J. <>. MOSKLKY.
Trespass Notice.
All persons are hereby notified not to
trespass on my lanii.s for any purpose
whatever, neither will their stock ho al
lowed fo trespass on tin' same.
.J. J. BKLI,.
Apr. 2?, '07.
Trespass Notice.
<ri' All persons are heieby strictly forbid
den to trespass upon (muli of A. !?'. Ken
nedy now in my posses-ion, for the pnr
! pose of hunting, li-thing or for any other
piV.rpn.se whatsoever. Any one found
violating this notice will hi- dealt wit h to
I the fullest extent of the law.
.1 10.SSK HAMMOND.
i ()?t. 1st, 1807.
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Cascarets Catuly Cuthurtic, tho most won
derful medical discovery of tho age, pleas
ant. and refreshing to tno taste, net goutly
and positively on kldueys, liver and bowels,
cleansing the entire system, dispel colds,
01110 headache, fever, liabitual constipation
and biliousness. Please buy and try a box
of C. C. C. to-day; 10, 25, f>0 cents, bold and
guaranteed to cure by all druggists?
Massage and Physical Culture: Ladies
mil Children attended in t licit* own
homes by (iraduato of tho Royal IiiHti
tnte of Gymnast ic.x, Stockholm.
Instant Relief of Pain,
Even old .Deforming Drug. Proof- Pain
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LOTOS HATIIS, SULPHUR and OXY
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Kasy, Ilaiinlesir, PcrauiueuL and AU.~
most sure.
1?ent'e exercises for weak children,
and (lentlemen and Ladies- with weak
longs or joints.
This Ireatirent is endorsed by the best
medical faculty of the world. Tho fol
lowing diseases iiNinilly yield to this
treatment: Temporary loss of strength,
nervous prostration, insomnia, parnlysh,
r 1 1 ci i niii t Ik in, constipation, piles, kidney
ad'Ction, uterine weakness, femnle weak
ness, allceied spine and joints
Dr. J. E. Hadley,
Professional Nurse.
ee over F. M. Zonip & Do
Pass1 Drug Store.
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Mothers
Read This.
For n&tal?At
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Dy??nt?ry,
N*U8?i, Couth*.
Cholara loom torn, TMtH<
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Mortons, Unnatural Drains
from th* Bowols, Palms
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