The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 22, 1897, Image 3
Thanks,
^ Oilt Mond Mr. 15. M. TIendrix 1ms
our thanks for ? nioo dish of oystoiB.
Cotton Market,
Cotton is quoted as follows today :
Fu'ly Ii^w Middling ft?
Middling1 fij
Fully Middling ft*
Good Middling f>A
\ Fully Good Middling f>?
Bail^tftntod Mr, J. H, Stephenson.
v
Oapt, W, M. Shannon and lion.
W 1). Trantham appeared before
Ju Igo ?J. 0. IClugh in Columbia lavt
Wednesday i>ntl obtainod bail for
Mr. II. SKephonson in Ibe sum of
$3,000,
Votes For Tho Lawyers' Contest.
Votes for tho lawyers' coutest will
'bo received up to nix o'clock on
Thursday afternoon, November the
4th. Those holding coupons
should sond them in at once. On
ly 13 moro days before the contest
closes.
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Notice.
I have a tine load of Kentucky
Horses and Mules which must be
sold in tho next thirty days, re
gardless of cost, in order to make
room for a future car load. \
Respectfully,
A. II. Suu ndera. j
Ni'W Schodulo
A new .ecliodulo went into effect
on the O. R. & O. and S. C. h G.
Roods giving a fant freight and pas
senger servico between all points
on these roads from Charleston to
Marion N. C., and GafTney City
Corrected schedule will appear next
week.
Advertised Lettors.
Fo? week ended Oct. 17, 181)7:
S ?J Vinson, Andrew Smith, Frnn
cia C Giislclns, W M Singleton, ?J
? A Pride, Riehrtfd Mickle, II C Lit
tle, Irwin Keitt, W L) Ilearon, Jim
Fit man, Susie E Hsrnard.
0. J. Shannon, 1\ M.
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Gone to Colorado.
Mr. Ernest llasseltino camo up
from Columbia Inst Friday, lie
spent several days here with his fath
ers family, nnd left yesterday for
"Colorado, where ho will mako his
homo in the future. He carriea with
Mm tho best wishes of tho people of
Lancaster. ? Ledgor.
Bitten By a Mad Dog And Then By a
Mnd Cat.
We are informed that about two
months ago a dog belonging 10 Mr.
Davis Beykin, of Antioch, wenl
mad. The dog hit Mr. Boykin and
also a cat belonging to Mr. Hoy
kin. A few dnyn ago tlie oat went
road and hit Mr. Boykin very se
verely on the- hand, ilia hand, il
is said, is in a very had condition.
We hope soon to know that Mr.
Boykin is better.
? Wannamakor on Advertising.
"I nevpr in my life used* such a
thing as a poster, or dodger, or
handbill. My plan for 20 years
htffk been to buy so much space in
a newspaper and fill it up as 1
wanted. I would not give an ad
vertisement in a newspaper of 500
circulation for 5,000 dodgers <ir<
posters. If I wanted- to sell cheap
jejvelry or run a gambling scheme
I might u?jc posters; but I would
not insult a decent reading public
with handbills. I deal directly
with the publishers. I say to hitn:
?How long will you let mo ruh a
column of matter through your pa
per for $100 or $?00,' as tho case
may be. I let him do the figuring,
and if I think he is not trying to
take more than his share I give
him tho copy. I lay aside the pro
fits on a particular line of goods
for advertising purposes. At first
I laid aside $3,000; last year I luid
aside and spent $40,000. I have
done better this year and shall in
crease that sum a's the profits war
rant it. I owe my success to news
papers, and tp them I freely give p
certain profit of my yenily busi
ness."
An Epidcmic ofMarriages.
A marriage epidemic struck Cam
don this week causing several pairs
of fond and loving hearts to boat as
one ??till death do ns part."
Dr. Sydney Zemp and Miss Hat
tie Truesdell daughter of Mr. and
Mr?. Henry Truesdell wero married
at the residence of tho bride's father
oil last Wednesday evening, Rev,
"DrrPatc officiating.
Mr. Willie Shannon, son of our
excellent post9 master, Air. O. J.
Shannon, And Miss Katherine
Brooks, were married. on the-f 20tL
lnit. Of thefir mtrri^go the Colnm
bia Rcfrister of the 20lh Inst. says i
"Mie# Katherine Hammond Brooke
wfas^rbcacty and charm of manner
is known to . .ill: Colombia society,
and William M. Shag non, a popnlai
? yoanft Colombia business man, will
wsfl tnis morning at 10 o'clock si
tbl resfdehCe of the bride-to-be'i
father. Capt J. IT. llrooks it Rose
loads, Is* miles from Ninety-Six." .
? iiiii HetliePfLoaehe, aaogtitei
of Hm. W. K. PeLoache, and Mr
JU tt. D?Jar, of Atlanta, O* , weri
Mifrfstf' at tte -xesidixnc?L_of ttw
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Death.
Mr. ?J. 15. Corbett, of Antioch,
lost by death, ta few days a ? ? hi*
only child ? a lilllo boy about 10
months cf age.
Forsonal. ^
Mr. T. Ii. Davis who has been
<l*u i to bick wo tiro glad to loam if
hotter#
Wo received a pleasant cull on
last Saturday from that excellent
and highly esteemed gentleman,
(.apt. J. M. Ferry, of Lancaster.
N0. Ciring, of K&ntucky, is now
at Mr. A. II. Saundor's stables with
A\ ear lojid of lino horses and mules
which tt,o ^ selling^at ttnherd of
Varices. \ \
Vrho Two Words. ,
? One day / Harsh word, rashly^fiaidv "
V'pon aft oviT,1<iTm?tiy "peilr".
And like a sharp aiwltTiTel dart
It piorctd a fond and lovinu heart;
It turned a friend into a foe,
And every whero brought pain and woe.
A kind word followed it one day,
flow swiftly on It its hlossed way;
It hculed tlm wound, it sullied the pain:
And friends of old were friends again.
!t made the hate ami anger cease,
And everywhere brought joy and peace.
Programme of Sumter Union.
The Sumter Union will meet will)
tho Flint Hill Baptist Church Oct.
1M), 180 V.
Tho introductory sermon by Uev.
J. W. Davis.
The missionary sormon by Rev. C.
D. Peterson.
Friday 10 a, m.
1 Suggestions on preparing and
teaching the Sunday School lessons.
? II. J. Boy kin. ?)
2. Influence and power of the)
Sunday School. ? O. 1'. Davis.
Saturday, 10 a. m.
1. My conception of an ideal pan
tor in tho mulpit and out.-t-C. L.
Winkler. \ j
2 My conception of an ideal
church memoer. ? Jotdma W. Pavis.
8. Doacous as thoyhre and as they
ought to beA^lie^. R. T. Marsh.
Township Convention
Tho Flat Hock Township S. S
Convention will meet with tho Da
mascus Church S. R. on Saturday the
sixth of November next. 'I ho fol
lowing program will ho observed.
1st. Devotional exercises and the
enrollment of delegates.
2nd Reports from school (in
cluding the history of the school for
the scholastic year) with tho statist!
eal.
3d. Are the dest motion of Riblc
truths sufficiently emphasized in the
Sunday School. ? Rev. J. O. Beck
with.
Recess.
4th. ? Song soryico by tho choir.
5th. Address pn S. S. work by
Bro. C. W. Birchutore.
0th. I1* propor effort made in
our S. S. to have all the children en
gage in the song service? ? T. A.
Can then.
7th. A ro our young people ben
ofltted by tho S. S.? Bet McDowell.
G<*od singing will be an interlude
throughout the convention work.
All tho schools in Flat Rock
Township arc earnestly requested t<>
send delegates and a good and full
report of their work for the conven
tion year of 1807. j>
J. S. Gardner,
T. A Cauthon, Prcs't.
Se^
LiWTEBS^ Con--'
TEST*
During tho months of September
^ud Octobei^The Chronicle will
conduct a voting coutcst upon the
most popular lawyer of the. Cam
den Har. The contest will bo con
ducted in the same way as wus the
farmers' contest except as to the
length of time ? sixty instead of
ninety days. For the successful
lawyer we will publish for twelve
months free of chargo the follow
ing card :
In Tho Chronicle voting contest
Mr.
was declared to bo tho most "popu
lar member of tho Camden liar.
Tho 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
naftie of your favorite lawyer on
the dotted Hoe and bring or tend
it to tbl? office.
Tho Voto Stand#:
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r,t\ L. Wilier,
*!M.L. Smith,
'i W.-D. TranUitm,
MPrJ.lClrkhmdr
I B. 0. Clarke.
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1 1, wwawwitf i
To Cure n Cold in One Day.
Tak>? Ii?xaiivo liromo Quinine
Tnblets. All di ugyista refund the
money it it fails to euro, iiuu.
, l>o You \> ant OoUlP
Kveryono desires to keep inform
on Yukon, tho Klondvko and
Alaskan gold Holds. Send 10o. lor
largo Compendium of vast informal
tion n nil big color map to Hamilton
Publishing Co., Indianapolis, liul.
Hudy'u Pile Suppository
Is Kuaranteed to euro Piles and
Constipation, or money refunded.
50 cts. per box. Send for Hat of ;
testimonials and Free Sample to
MA UTJN KUDY, Kegistered Pliar- 1
iihicist, Lancaster, 1'a. For naif j
by all llrstcbus druggists every
where, and in Camden, S. ('., b\
Frank M. Zomp.
The Moat Popular Young Lady,
At tho close of tho lawyers' cqyC
test The Chronicle will have
ing contest upon th^ most ^.-fmpular
young1 lady in Kershaw county.
The prize to be awanlro' will l>o a
ladies' handsome gold /watch, tilled
with 11 jewels, WallhAm movement
and valued at $2 5.06. Tho watch
can be seen at this ojflco. <?
Women Who Should not Marry.
The woman wl\o proudly de
clares that she oa/not even hem n
pocket handkerchief, never made
up a bed in her life, and adufwith
a simper that she has "boen'ir^so
oiety ever since she was 15."
The woman who*. would rather
nurse a pug dog than a baby.
Tho woman who ll^iuks she can
act $5,000 worth of style out of a
$1,000 salary, ,
? The woman, who wants to refur
nish hor house every Spring.
..The woman who buys for the
mere pleasure of buying.
The woman who does not know
how many cents, halves, quarters,
dimes and nickles there are in a
dollar.
The woman A-ho thinks that men
are angels and demigods.
The woman who would rather
die than wear a bonnet two seasons
old.
The woman who thinks that the
cook ami the nurse can keep house.
The woman who thinks it is
cheaper to buy bread than to make
it.
The woman who buys bric-a-brac
for the parlor and borrows kitchen
utensils from her neighbors.
The woman who wants things
just because "other women" have
them.
Tho woman who thinks she is an
ornament to her sex if she wins a
progressive euchre prize. ? 10 x.
Citation.
South Carolina ? Kershaw County.
Py C. 0. TIailc, Esq, Probata Judge.
Whereas, S. 0. Clyburn mado suit
to me, to grant him letters of Adniirii.s
I rat ion of the Estate of and pfiects of
Emma Lang, of Kershaw county.
These are therefore to cite andadirnn
ish all and singular the kindred andCrcdi
lors of the said Km ma Lang, decea^
ed> that they he and appear, before me,
in the Court of Probate, to bo held ?l j
Camden, S. C-, on the 22nd. day of Octo
ber inst., after publication hereof, at 11
o'clock. in the forenoon, to shew cmide, if
anv thoy have, why the said Adminis
tration should not be gi anted,?
(liven under mv TTand this 5th day of
October, A. IX, 1897.
Published on the 8th day of October,
1807, in The* Camden Chronicle.
C. C. liAILE,
IVobate Judue.
NOTICE.
South Eastern Car Service For South }
Carolina. Columbia. 8. C., October >
1st., 1807. )
Notice is hereby givon that on and af
ter October 18th, 1807, Cars not unload
ed within forty-eight hours lifter arrival
nnd cars which are not loaded within
forty-eight hours after being placed in
position, tdmll be subject to a charge of
One Dollar ($1.00) per day or fraction
thereof, for t ho detention .of Cars and
use of track?, Sundays and legal holi
d iys excepted.
Atlantic Coast T,ine,
Charleston & Savannah Py..
South Carolina & Georgia P." P., //
Charleston ?fc Western Carolina Uy.,
l'lorlda Central & Peninsular It. P.
Columbia. Newberry it Laurens R. it.,
Ohio Itiver and Charleston Ky.?
East Shore Terminal Company.,
Carolina & Cumberland (lap Py.,
Ulne Kidgo It. P.,
Southerri Itoilwav.
J. C. IIA'SKELL, Manager.
Sheriff's Sale.
South Carolina ? Kershaw County
Coutt of Common Pleas.
JVm. P. Jacobs,
Plaintiff, I
Against
John S. Ross,
Drfendanl
Under and by virtue of a decrotal order
granted in tho above stated ease, by his
honor, J. V. Klugh. presiding Judge, 4Wed
September 18th, 1?97, I will sell at puDllo
opfcrv, before the Court House door in
Camden, H. C . within tho legal hours of
? saie on the first Monday in November
^next, 1867, th? following deacHbed real es
tate. to wit:
All that niece, parcel or tract of land
situate, lying and being in the Countj of
Kershaw in tho State arorepid, known aa
the Wm. P Jacob* Mill trait, and bound
ed aa follows : on the North by lands of
Mrs. Mary M. Goff, and on the Hast, South
and West by lands of tho ?td Wm. Pr Ja
cobs, on tha waters of Spear* Creek, , waters
Of Waterec river; all of aa(d lands being
mostly undor water by the mill land, ex
?^U^)acrea jn^re orfc* the
Tarroa of
oEUBu*
WWW Mfivy
77 mcs arc hard ami Cotton
loir , 11.7* will make yon
prices so that you wilt he
able to yet tchuf yon want
in our line, IVe ran prove
what we say, Conic and see
us when you want shoes ,
\
clothing , (men or boys) hats,
caps, trunk::, top or under
shirts, co liars cuff's, draw
ers hose ( or anything a
man may want.
AB.DY GA1MRIIC
CURE CONSTIPATION
10 *
25 ? 50
ALL
DRUGGISTS
ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED *??!
nle and booklet fret. Ail. KTEItMNG ItEMKDY CO.. Chlcneo, Montreal. Can. . orRcit lo rU _ ?M-I
MONEY Til IM
On fanning lands in sums of $300 and
upward 6-vears loans.
C. L. WINKLER,
Attorney at Law.
JAS.L. HAILE,
COTTOry BUYER
For Alexander Sprnnt & Son. Ofllce
at 1 1 . K. Halsall's store.
AT AND BELOW COST.
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My entire stock i?* heing dispnsnd pf
at and below cost, wit lithe exception of
heavy groceries . and these are sold low
er than tliey can tic bought elsewhere.
During mv absence, Mr. Jaincw A. Mc
Dowell will not ns my agent"
J. IL STICPHKNSON.
FOR SALE.
Four room frame house and lot 100 x
25 fuut on Lytlle'.on .St., Camden, S. C.
Tonga reasonable. Property now ready
for inspection. Further particulars ap
ply tooruddiees S. W. Younir,
2IM \V. 17th St.
New York City,
Boarding House
I havo opened a Hoarding House in
the building next south of Mr. John T.
Nettles' store. The house w ill he fttXed
up with new furniture and the tnhlefsup
pliod with t tic best tho market afTords.
When in town give me a cull. Hates
reasonable; K. M. H FNDRIX.
,?;Ausr. 27 07.
DR. I.T. ALEXANDER,
? Dentist.
Graduato of tho Philadelphia
Dentil) College, Session 187(5-77,
OFFICF, BROAD STItKKT,
Camdk.v, S. C.
Two doors South of Tho C'hrou
iole Office.
Hall k Hall,
?r*? '
Wiibki.whkjpt.s and lh.AcKMjiiTiid,
S d kit your pal ro.'iHjje. We have jti ?t
purchased ii tire shrinker, the ' only ma
chine Of the kind ever brought to Cam
den. With It tires aro shrunk without,
cutting and welding, which is far better.
All kinda of reparing done. Norse-shoe
ing a specialty. Give u? a call.
Coffins..
We carry a line of coffins of nil sizes.
HALL & HALL.
iGmnirrJAivi lWfli
, OFFIOR'OF
StrpKitvifon.^ oy JIkoihtiiation, I
KuRsn.wv County. f
Camdkw, S. C? March 8, 1807. J
The Board of Registration for Kerahnw
Co., will tk ? Omirt Hotft a In
Camden, on the 1k? Mondayt, Tuesday*
and Wednesday* of each month for the
p?rpo?? oft registering voter*. Office
bour# from 9 n. m, to a ivm, .
i/C h a i r n?an>
Clerk,
I Notice To Taxpayers.
Oftlen of Treasurer Kondmw Co..)
Camden, S ?!., Sept. iiilrd ,
I will In* at I he following named places on
' dates mentioned bolmv for t.ho purpose of
! polled lug Taxes for tlscul year iyi)?:
Lueknow, Oct. 18th.
Lvnrbwood. Oct. lOih.
Haley's Mill, Out. 20th.
\Vost ville, Oct. 21*1.
Liberty Ilill, Oct. 22lid.
Itabon's X I toads, Oct. 27 th,
Curclon's Mill, Oct. 2Sth.
The Tax Hooks will he open at I lie above
named places from OA. M. to <1 P. M.
W. ?. IIOlfOH,
Treasurer K. C.
? MANUFACTURERS OF
J)oors, Sash, Blinds,
Moulduig, Building Material,
Sash Weights and Cord.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Purchase our makes, which
we guarantee superior to any
sold South, and thereby save
money.
Window and Fancy Glass n
specially, Juno l20.
Ilonios suffering from Boron cms or any
ilisontM's, < It ?|<m or raltlo arc heir to suc
ct'isfnlly treated l>y
Dr. Hadley,
Veterinary Surgeon.
The Dantistry of c lio horso in u science
in itself. JIornoH' Teeth are the etniae
of disngreenhlo habits. Iloraes having
diseased teeth are hard to keep in eon.
dition. nnd if poor it U impossible to fat
ten. There aro few horses young or
ol?lf without more or less sharp-edged of
rongh projection# upon their lnolTtv*,
The sharp edges laceiato tho ? month,
causing torture to tho hor?e, and lie
tries in various ways to rich himself of
tho trouble. Some start suddenly or
?top short, toss the head, drool or aiob.
her ; others *hy, drive sideways, or hold
their heads. in an unnatural manner, Im
proper grinding of food cause* indiges
tion and indigestion produces lot* of up* ,
petite, hide-hound, swollen limb*, ?tar
?ng or dcad'liko coat of hair, coughing* '
discharges at the nose, tanning, at the
eyea, etc. All Irregularities of molars :
or Incicor* easily removed. Practical
experienco enables mflNto gi?o satisfac
tion in all cue*. No cBarfe tor ?x*a?4
nyfrft ?t j ? */
OBAESiTS & STCCKH0L1C
Medical HegiaUr for th. fltalM of Vlr .
gfajfr Kw Tort, llHnoj,.. W?w Vlr^n.
'All call* promyUy Mteaded to
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[laving boon ho busy Hint \vt* have not had lime to \Vrito up
an advertisement, accounts lor I ho long delay, but now take
pleasure in informing (- ur many customers and the public gen
erally that we are again at our
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Thereby enabling you to buy a fine hat or a pair of Fall
Shoes (it a VERY, VERY ?().W PRICE. " " '
We have added to our storo a wholesale department, ^?in
which will be found everything usually kept in a generalj mer
chandise store, and merchants will do well to see our goods, and
get our prices before placing their orders, as we can save them
money. /
With an UP/fo>-DATE STORE, an UP-TO-DATE STOCK
and with priced the lowest, we are sure that we can please
even the most faqtideous, and earnestly ask that yau
with a call before making your purchases. -
Vfilfr EE6PE JTEUIiLY \
II.LEPlQII,
ILLEPIGU I
ILLEPIGU
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Where we will be glad to see them. Our Store hAs been
renovated throughout, and we behove we have made if, as nice,
handsome and commodious as our customers could wish.
As to our stock of goods, wo have no hesitancy in saying
that you would net find a boiler assortment in any retail ntore
south of the Northern markets; and the styles of our
Rress (Joods,
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Ready made Skirts, Wrappers, Ladies Capes Misses and
chiklrenw Wraps ^c,. &c,, are the latest, and must, be seen- to b<L_: _
appreciated. <*? o *
Wo call special attention to a lot of drummers samples of
t*>' a r . ..
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LADIES' Ollfllifl
GENTS' bHIIlib,
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Also a lo? of gents and boys hats which we are oflering at
WMesale Out;