The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 12, 1897, Image 3
Joeafr Jpfjp
A lino Milch Cow cheap. For fur
t her information apply at thin oflleo
or to .Jesse Hammond, Stockton.
' Noykina P. 0., S. 0.
call at Tl o Gilt E lgo
Stdio and get a nioo Plush Caj e lor
only $2. 60.
Cottou Market.
Cotton is iju?ied ?s follows today S
v Fall)' Inw MiiUl ing
Middling r>
Fully M ddling '
Good Middling f>$
Good Middling r>5
Web?tor Appotntod.
A special from \N uahiugton on tin
Oih inat says : "On the arrival of
State Chairman Talbert, of AM.e
villo, today, Eugeno Alon/o Weh
star was appointed internal rovenn.
collector for South Ciit'-dinu. ()U er
appointments in that state will lot
low in rapid sueecssion."
Guntloa'on, if yo.i want the heat
' suit you ever boivzht t'<>r tt?e momy,
call at the Gdt E tgo Store and gel
ono of their nice all wool Suits lor
only $5.00.
Preaching at Mr. MeUaskill's.
There will bo preaching at Mr.
Bi lie MoCaskill's on tho Hrd Sun.
clay evening in this month. An of.
fort will be mado to establish a Hnp
~ t'tst Churoh in that eommun'ty. The
effort i? a moat laudable one and
we wish the workers God speed in
their noblo work.
Read It
Rend tho new advertisement of
The Fa?nous Gilt Edge Store in this
issue of The Chronicle, Bargains
are there you cannot aftoid to mips.
- As Mr. Villepuue says just think of
an all wool man's an t for $5.00! ami
a good mackintosh Jwluch you will
soon need to protect you from tlie
* winter's rai> ) f? r only $2.00. Re
<jjnember the Gilt Edge Store is bond
v quarters for anything you want at
rock bottom pr'ces,
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At Our Old Home.
On lusl Saturday the editor of
The Chronicle 1 togetler with his
family took a most " oi.joyable
outing t?> Westville. Wo stopped at
tho hospitable home of .Mr. \V. V.
Russell. On Sunday afternoon wr
attended preaching tit Damas
, cus and listened to an excellent se<
moil from Kev J. G. Bpckwith. It
was indeed a great pleasure to uh to
*meet the* good christian pe< pie thoie
and as we conversed with tho Gard
ncrp, Cauthens, Trucsdellg. Bella,
t- Youngs, eto., etc., etc., scones of 20
years ago were brought vividly to
our mind.
Nieo, heavy quality of bundle out
in^ at 20c per pound i.t tho 'Gilt
Kdgo Store.
Married,
? On Thursday night of last week
at the Presbyterian Church in "Cam*
den Mr \V. L DePass and Miss
Kfhdi Oorb'ett were married, Revp.
W. W. Mills and W. J. McKay offl.
cittilng. The groom Is a member of
the firm of F. M. Zemp & DoiJnfls.
The brido is a sister of Dr. John W.
Corbett of this city.
. Mr. Douglas Jiovkin and Miss
Mnisie Boykin were mariicd in
Grace "Episcopal Church, Cpmdcu,
on last Tuesday night, Rev.vJIr. Gor
don, the Reotor, officiating.
Both of these young couples havo
a host of friends who wish them un
bounded happiness and prosperity
through the journey of life.
All wool Dress Flannel, 52 in
wide in brown and tan, at 30o pr. yd
at the Gilt Edge Store.
Two, threo and four horse wagons
cheaper than ever hoard of at The
Oily E^ge Store.
Amerioan Boauty.
Women of
America HidVc*
u tjpe of bciiti
ty peculiar to
the m a ol v o 8.
Tho climate,
habits and so
\ cittl peculiar!
\ ties, havo com
h inert to pro
due? a typo of
' yromanhood quite distinct from the
women of other countries. It has
be?oroo almost an cs*eryday occur
3 - reneo for tho nobility and royal
blood of Europe to cross tho water
in -search of an Amoricnn beauty,
, ' for. the United states has become fa
mous throughout the world The
- American beauty is a pcculur pro
duct of thip country. She has, how
erer, one formidable enemy, not on
. rr ly to her beauty, but lo her health ss|
?Zjrell. That enemy is indigenous to
the climate and soil, of tho United
?- Lbiies* II is called Catarrh. Al
' ?o?fc vyviy wornanheAit In mild or
sevare forms. Ourclimatc makes it
well-nigh unavoidably It is the on
ly natural enemy the American wo
: only is the Vntuai
8UU* tho lioffce of cafarrh, bat fi is
^ ; n'so the home of the now world -fai
, ?D4MS catarrh remedy, Pe ru na. The
m* dloal profession baa at last sue
etfdrf In devising s tttnedy for tb*
w+ Itaigh universal disease..
Xfe.Hartman, U?e origins) com
? at Psni?pa, ba a rawit
^ pironie: ?ilirfh which be
<1 frpelo sny nddresn for t
gg Pe?ca nn
Colombuf, O.
ZIP BROTHERS.
Times are hard ami ( 'of ton
low , hut we will make yon
prices so that you will be
r ' ' t
able to yet what you leant
in our line. I f re can prove
what we say, Come ami see
us when you leant shoes .
c lot hiny , (men or boys) hats,
caps , trunk , top or under -
shirts , collars t cuffs , draw
ers> hdse> or, anything a
man may want.
Zemp Brothers.
Full Grown Pcach{jBloou>B,
Mr. W, F. Russell hns in his yard J
a pencil treo having upon it lull I
sjrown blooms ? being tho second j
crop.
Advertised Letters.
For week ended Nov. 7, 1897: 1
Mary Alkins, Mrs Mamie Andi.-r- j
?ion, Hannah Davis, J G McCaskill,
Wesley Smith, Mary Kliven, W 13
Ilarvtlvon, Charles Mollis. ^
C. .1. Shannon , 1 , M,
Call at the Gilt IOd^c Sloro and
i"o what a nieo wagon you can buy
for $26.50.
Itudy'a Pilo Suppository
Is guaranteed to cure Piles imd |
Consiipati on, or money refunded.!
">0 els. per box. Send for list of I
t'ustiinoui.'ds and Free Sample l<?
MAIM' IN RUDY, Registered Phar
macist, Lancaster, Pa. For ?nb?
ny ull iiratula*? druggistq every
where, and in Camden, "S. C., by i
Frank M. Z^mp. ~i
Death of Mr. Henry Man.
Mr. Henry Man, brother of Mr, J
C. Man, of our town, died at the
hospital in Charleston on last Satur
day morning. (The funeral wok hold
at tho Camden Presby torian Church
on Sunday afternoon and tho inter
ment was at tho Quaker corcotory.
A moro extended notice of Mr
Man's death will appear next week
? ancobiuiflry sont in by ft friend of
Mr. Man which readied us too late
for publication this week.
Young Ladies' Contest
Jt
During the^nonths of Novem
ber and December The Chronicle
will cooduct a voting c^jUrst upon
the most popular \young" lady, in
Kershaw county. The prize to be
offered is a ladies' handsome gold
watch filled with 11 jewels, Wal
tham movement and valued at
$25.00. Tho watch can be seen at
this office. -
The Contest will close Christmas
eve, Friday, December 24th, at (5
o'olock. What more beautiful or
appropriate Christmas present
oouM he {'ivon to tho young lady
you esteem than a handsomo gold
watch ?
Every subscriber paying his ot
her subscription during tho con
test will he allowed 26 yotes and
for every new subscriber brought
in paying for one year in advance
50 voles .will be allowed.
Extra cr. pics of tho paper con
taining coupons will he sold for 2c
per copy, provided that not less
than 25 are taken. If 50P are tak
en lc each. Single copies 5c.
Ilere is the coupon. Write tho
name of the young lady for whom
you . wjs.li to vote on the dotted line
and return to this office:
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In The Chronicle voting content
Mr. M. L.Smith
\v a 8 declared to bo tho most popu'
! Inr member of the Camden Bar.
; Nov. 12 ? 1 yrV
; Trespass Notice.
All persons j|rn hereby notified not to
trespass on my lands for nnv purposi
whatever, neither will th?*ir slock be :t I
lowed to trespass on the nam ?.
? J. J. II KM/.
Apr. 22, *97.
AT AND BELOW COST.
My entire stork i* being (li>;p. so t of
Ht ami below cost, with the exception of
heavy groceries* , and these are sold low
er than they can be hough! elsewhere
During my absence, Mr. James A. M?"
Dowell will net us my agent.
J. II. STEPHENSON.
Application for Final Dis
~ "<? charge.
One month after dale 1 will apply toj
the Judge of Probate for Kershaw County
lx?r a final discharge as Executor of the
esi aloof Henry Brown, deceased.
EUGENE 0. IMiQXVN.
Nov. 12th., 1897.; Executor.
'Sheriffs Sale.
Soui'j Carolina ? Kershaw County.
Ct>
On the first Monday in December next,
during the legal hours of sale, I will sell in
front of the Court House door in Camden,
all that piece, parcel or tract of hind in
Flat Itock Township containing 72 acres]
more or less and bounded by lauds of ben ?
Tain in Sahnond. Heckluim Brown and
Jonos. Sold at the suit of the State for J
taxes. v/-'
Terms of sale ? cash, purchaser to pay
for papers. 11. B. WILLIAMS,
Nov. 11th, 1807. 8. K. 0. ^
Citation.
South Carolina ? Kershaw County.
By C. C. Ilaile, Esq, Probate Judge.
Whereas, Elizabeths. Trippett has (
made suit to me, to grant Jier letters of
Administration of tho Estate and1
effects of Robert G. Ellorbc, deceased,
with will annoxed.
These pro thCreforo to cite and adtron
isb nil and singular the kindred nndCredi
torsoft!)o said Robert O. Ellerbc de- ,
censed, that they be and appear, before
me, in the Court of Probate, to be hold st
Camden, S.C.,on the 23rd day of Novem
ber inst., after publication hereof, al 11
o'clock in the forenoon, to shew cause, if
onv thoy have, why the said Adminis
tration should not be granted.
Given under my Hand this Cth day of]
November, A. 1)., 1897.
Published, on the 12th day of Novem
ber, 1897, in Tb?\Camden Chronicle.
\ C\C. HAILK,
\ \ Probate Judge.
Mkga&e JJale.
State of South Carolina ? Kershaw County.
In tho Court 4f Common Picas.
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Henry F. Boytiln "j
Jane Mo&y. jllhll f
Motley, et. CU. t J
Under %nd by virtue of a decree for
foreclosure in the above stated case, made
by his honor. Judge J C. Klugh, Presid
ing J udgr, I will sell inj/ront of the Court
Mouse in I'MiiUii, <m m first Monday in
D*ocmbeivl997. tb? ?TU lowing described
real estate: All that piece, or tract of
land, situated in the Connty of Kdrshaw
and State of South Carolina, on ^fallen
Branch, water* of Twenty-Five Mile Creek,
containing one hundred (100) acres mora or
low, about twelve mile* West of Camden,
and bounded as foltwrsf South west by
A. D. Kennedy, North-wast by Robert lie
"erth sawtr by H. K-3o^;"aiM
Cajor Johnson, and known as the
i of Sale: Ooa-third cash; belenoe
e and two yean, to be aeeursd by
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The Greatest, Grandest And
THE' BEST OF?
America's Big Tented Enter
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HONORABLY CONDUCTED! TRUTHFULLY ADVERTISED!
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Omnipotent in Strength, Ideal in Oharnotor.
Splendid in Organization, Magnificent. in I >rowoiiiti- 1
(ion. The Purest, Cleanest, Mightiest and Most.
Magnificent Amusement Institution ol' the 19th
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CIRCUS, MUSEUM, MENAGERIE AND ROYAL ROMAN
HIPPODROME
Three Rings, Half Mile Race Track, 1,000 Features, 100
Phenominal Acts, 25 Clowns, 20 Hurricane Races, 4
Trains, 10 Acres Canvas, 10,000, Seats, 1,500 Employes,
0 Bands, 50 Cages, A Drove of Camels, 15 Open Dens,
A Herd ol' Elephants, $4,000.00 Daily Expenses.
"The best soon here in a decade." ? Cin. Com. Gazette.
"High toned in every way ? in magnitude of first rank." ?
St. Louis Republic.
"Bewilders the senses, dazzles the eyes." ? Deliver. Times.
"The cloanosl, most satisfactory circus yet sCeu^liere.'V?
' New Orleans Picayune.
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CAPITAL, $3,000,000.
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Great Wallace Shows this Season,
Including The 9 Nolsons, $10,000 Challenge Act,
The Werntz Family Aorialiats.
The 4 Martells, Kieycle and Skating Kxperts,
The 10 Dellamends, Statuary Artists,
The Sannoni Slater*. Female Sampons,
10 Principal Male and Female Eqoefiltians,
The 3 Petits Aerial iBars.Extraordinary,
... Kowenartlio Head Balanccr, and
Grartd Spectacular Ballet, 19 Coryphees,
(Led by 3 Sisters'' Maccari, Premier Dansueaee.)
At 10 a. m. daily is the finest
ever put on the street**. A
Sunburst of Splendor, a Triumph of Art, Money and Good
Taste, with Lavish Luxury of Spectacular Effect, with
Greatest Processional Features Conceivable.
EXOUBSION^RBN on EVERY LINE OP TRAVEL.
NoN-JamMing^
lfev?r Diftappolnts!
XIIIBIT AT CAMDEN
mi'wmt PARADE
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^mpDivWH,
will k
For (lie nicest goods and lowest prices, offers bargains that
can not be duplicated Icgitimntcly, and we res petit fully solicit
all who expect to make any purchases in our line to sec our
goods and get our prices before placing their orders, as we are
DETERMINED TO
S E L L, ~~ "TJ
And i,<u to meet competition.
We met ii.oi l>?*lo\v a lew of the many, many bargains wo
are offering, te- '?? ig confident that you will not bo so indiffer
ent to vour int? rest- as not to avail yourself of the greatest oj>
porfunii) t" ! u;, goods cheap.
IN OUR
DEPARTMENT
You will find all the latest styles in black an<v P^lore; conaiit
ing of Serge, Henrietta, Basket weaves Bouclet ? Effects, Bro
cadines; Figured Brilliantines, Satin Burber, Imperial Suiting
Tricots, Ladies cloth, Flannel DeLanes and many others
which we have not space to mention, and at
PRICES SO LOW
And let us save you money on wl
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That you will not even try to resist the temptation.
in all the new shades and combination of coldrs, ranging in :
prices from
TW?R|TV CENTS
PER YARD! w
Ladies' Capes in good styles as cheap as
and from that on up to the finest in this market.
Notions and Gents furnishing goods a specialty, and at
BOCK BOTTOM PRICES.
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We are offering the greatest bargains in ^hoes, Hats and
Clothing oyer heard of. Just think of it ? A man's all ?q.oL
suit, good style and quality, only $5. Men's and boys' Mack- - ^
intoshes, only $2, good value. Be sure to see them. An
mense stock of bleached, brown and checked homespuns* cfeeap*
er than ever offered before.
The bad effects of the low price of cotton counteractedjjty - ?#
the extremoly
LOW PRICE pF, OUR GOODS.
So come ~ *
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