The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 19, 1897, Image 3
A lino Milch Cow cheap. For ftir?
(hor Informal on apply at tliiw oftico
v* or to Jefose Ihunmontl, Stockton,
Burkina 1\'0.? S. (\
La<lio*, call at Tlio Gilt Ktlyo
Storo an<l get a nice Plufch Cape for
only $2.50.
For Rent.
Tho "Curelon lMace" betwt?en
Camden and tli'o Watereo Iron
Bridge, containing 200 acres of ex
cellent fanning land. Tonus rea
sonable. Seo me at once,
10. M. I lend ilx.
Nov. 19, '07.
Cotton Market..
Cotton is <|tio(cd as follows today :
Fully Low Midd ing
Middling 5
Fully Middling-.?..
Good Middling f\{
Fudy Good Middling 58
, Gontlorocn, if yon want tho 1?okI
suit you over bought for tho money,
call at tho G;lt Kdgo Store and get
one of their nico all wool Suits for
only $5.00.
The Circus.
Tho olrous on mo, as was adver
tided, on last Saturday. It drow
quite a crowd and all who attend
ed were Well pleased, ns it was a
high-toned and first-class enter
tainment. Tho managers of the
cirous were gentlemanly and pleas
Vitat to deal with. Wo have never
met betted ones.
Nico, lioavy quality of bundle out
ing at 20o per pound at tho Gilt
Kdgo Store.
Entertainment for tho Groonwood Ojv
phnnago.
There will ho an entertainment for
the benefit of tho Baptist Orphanage
ttt WiJtt's Hall, ''antey Mil1, on tho
evening of the -5th. Tho public is
invited to come, and is promised a
pleasant time. Don't forgot your
pocket books, friends, as the ic
freshments will be of the most tempt
ing kind. x.
All wool Dress Flan net, 52 in
wide in brown and tan, at iJOc pr. yd
ftt the Gilt Kdgo S'oie.
Two, three and fVyir horse wagons
cheaper than over heard pi" at The
Gilt. JSdftc Ktoro.
Fire at Kershaw.
A very disastrous fire occurred
in the town of Kershaw last Satur
day night. 31 stores were consum
ed. The loss is said to bo very
h^avy. 'I'iie fiie originated in the
bakery. One of ihe stores which
was burued belonged to Mr. J*.
?Jjfosfeloy, of our tow p. Ji farmer
111 Chesterfield pop ply, had a fen
days before Uie fire, brought about
60 bales of cotton to the town and
hoping to {jet a i^ej-ter pi ice for |i
than A'as being paid Hiat.day, lefL
it tiiere unsold and the culjro lot
was lost in tho fire,
Gall at the Gilt Edge Htoro and
seo what a' nico wagon you cao buv
for #26.50.
? Obituary. -
Died at tho hospital in Charleston
.on ?he fjtli of Nov., Ijoory piarko
'? tho 43nd yparpf Ids oge,froui
ft ptro^o of parfilysii? w||ie|j jagted
but a few months,
Wherft dear friend, whoso unsul
lied reputation, strongly marked pe
culiarities of character, and stern
typed regularity in tho daily round
oMiis aotlyo and useful lifo duties,
and who challenged our respect, ad.
mirat'ofrryand love is sudden'y
snatchod away from us, by some un
looked for and mysterious dispensa
tion of God, after tho momentary,
shock has passed ofT, tho sorrowful,
Joying eoj.il" of j,hc tf|of}d stains bocjf
pij Jt^elf and sturMw l-hp doings
qf rt ftroyhiyfce. Strange, inpompre
jiensible, ?fpysterious, Such we her
lieve was the general slatp of mind
~ und'feeJing^fn our whole pnminuniiy
- pJiPH the sudden dpath nf Henry
Clarke Man wap announced on ^Sat
urdiiv morning, Nov. oth,at 2 o'clock.
On that morning he breathed his last
with his devoted brother near li'm.
llenry was a frequent atten(iaut on
the Sunday service at the Picsbyto
rian church; of a retiring nature; bo
seldom went Into society; quiet,
jpild, pe#paj}le and plpfisapj. boi-ii
. .^ jiip friendly and business ro]ationa
Rfld intercourse} die led a sober,
righteous and godly lifo. His char
- always sepmed to tho writer,
to liaye been oust in tho mould of
bis venerable father on tho lines of,
strict and ex-ict honesty, sterling in- J
tegrily and unvarnished truth;
which formed tho basis of character, j
-" A ploiis; loving and dutiful u.other,
tiro devoted brothers and affection
.frie: Btsiey? two of whom though far
fivny, tiqw rnlpcrlb t jiplf " teara
jttf, lovpd Vines at 'home, survive him
' suddenly, qn'etly and peace
full*, baa paaaed frona otir midst, In
-il?# ro#ri<Jean pf life, ft, high-tonefy
' twuurjfale HPutltipau. a eaeful-fiM*
' aen *e4 * good nan. Gather
ww: m
brief odii vary notice, w,e tender our,
aioAara sympathy to^ the sfRlcied
jBg?iiSFw mother earth ;
? mm lyjifajqijiOne early ? grave
etnh^ImB thy swd's part
thaixvfa
ur
Death (it Tho Factory
Walton Dove, eon of Mr. N. \V.
'Jones, died at tho factory on lust,
j Saturday of coupcstion, lie wan
I Itorn May 18, I8S2, and was then,
foro 15 yea i ?, 5 months ami i>5
I days old. The burial took plsco
at Mt. Olivet church on Sunday!
afternoon, the services being eon
ducted by Hcv. C. 1). I'eieioou.
An Advertiser boasts that u DO.
font, advortisoinent brought bint ,
$100 worth of business. On tho!
whole, Klondykn could not pan on1 1
much hotter. Thcro arc rich nug.
u<?is in printers' ink all th? time.?
Kx- : .1
A Pleasant Ito-union.
I bo following very complimentary ;
notice of throp.of Kershaw county's I
most worthy citizens Messrs. I). M.i
Kothuno, W. Gardner and John '
1). MoOaskill, written by their old
Captain, I)r. Hon luioas, of Darling
ton, wo clip from tho Uaitsvillo
Messenger :
"One week ago we wore m-st
agreeably surprised by a visit, from
Ihrco of the old veterans of Kor?
?diaw County, Sergeant. Daniol Mur?
dock Bethune, Ijieutenant James
W. Gardner and l'rivate John Me.
f/ ask ill, all of C'y A, 7th S. O. Ha.
t.alion. Wbon able for duty all of
these men stood in their places1,
which was in tho front rank in all of
the battles in which their command
was engaged, and sonio of them
know, from sad experience, the pa n
ii man feels a Iter being pierced by a
bullet, or fragment of shell. It
would not bo at all extravagant to
say no braver soldiers evor marclud
under tho Flag of the Southern Con
federacy than tho boys whoso names
are given aboye. They were good
soldiers in every sense of tho word.
Prompt in ohoving all orders, wheth
nr in camp, on the m uch, or on the
fi dd of bnf.t e. Neithor one of them
evor gave their commanding 'officers
any trouble, which is saying a great
deal for men dfxlergoing the. iuud
ships which they experienced in a
long four yoars' ' struggle. All of
them wore present when Gen. Jo
?eph I'j. Johnston ftirlod bis banner
in North Pa?olina and iravo canb of
them bis Patrolo of Honor. I am
indeed glad to nolo that all of those
men aro still fighting ? but this time
they are following tho fl tg of the
blessed Master, and are buttling for
tho supremacy of His cause, and will
ne'er surrender until the end of lifo
hos come. Mr. John MoCaskill, an
Rider in tho Presbyterian Church,
was on his way to Darlington as n
delegate to the Synod of his Church,
which met _at the above named
place. Wo consumed half tho night
in talking over our life in caipp, and
fighting over again tho battlos and
skirmishes in which wo had been en
gaged. These re unions (on a small
scale) make us feel young again ami
ligh'en the- hnrdqns of life, making
us feel happy after ^meeting th jse
??ld comrades Sand f r i on d f>.
The roll qf J.hesp pld sphjiefs js rap
idly on the deprpfpje. and in a fow
more years thpro will be none to
answer Wp enjoVpd the visit im
mensely, and wqiild fecpeat the bpyp
to enme again and f?tay Iqugor thp
ne^t time.''
Young Ladies' Contest.?
During the months of Novem
ber and December The Chronicle
will conduct a voting contest upon
the most popular young lady in
Kershaw county. The pri^e to be
offered is a ladies- handsome gold
watph fllkd with jewels, Wal
tham movement and valued at
$25.QO, The watch can be seen at
this oftlce.
The Contest will close Christinas
eve, Friday, December 84th, at 0
o'clock, Whai. more beautiful or
appropriate Christmas present
could bo given to tho young lady
you esteem than a handsome gold
wateli ?
Every subscriber paying his or
her subscription during tjip cpn
l?*<jt will "bp aljowed i&k votes and
for every now subscriber brought
in paying for one yef?r in advance
50 votes will be aljowed,
JO^tra copies of the paper eon
taining coupons will bo sold for 2v,
per copy, provided that not less
lhau 25 aro taken. Jf fiOQ are tak*
en lc each. Single copies 5c.
1 1 o re is the coupon. Write the
name of t Iio you tig lady "for'." whom
you wish to vole on the dotted lino
and return to this office :
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BrirTht- VoU Stands
Mf?t Alice Stokes, yamden , 7
Mi** Belle Thorn *>/>, Camden, ' 7
MUa Mattio WatU, Camden, 41
M1M Nmh Workman, Camden, 5 .
XiM Nan?i*1t?aa?U, W*atrUl?; ft
Mia# Kace Drakaford, Cau.dcn. 4
-Ml***** :k?il* W??ttl4e. 1
jjfar Ktta IJa?>, Ca*l?ft, t
lit* OeraJJ, 0??4*?, ?
Assignment.
Mr. Isadoru Wolfo has marie an
asKij??i n?**n t to Mr. M. Ij. Smith for
die Itt'iH'lll <-f h i h creditors, It is
Naid thai the assets v\i!| about oov?
t* i the liabilities.
A Ml to Barrel Opomng.
Ni-xt Tuesday oening, tho 23rd
mat, at the Baptist parsonage there
will ho a id i tu barrel opening. Ii
in requested that all who have i m?
mile barrel bring a thank offering.
Next Sunday morning at all
four of the white Churches in Cam
den ? liaptisl, Presbyterian, Meth
odist and Kpisoopal ? the pastors
will preaeh to parents and heads of
families. No one should fail to
hear thorn. (
Sentence Commuted.
?John Walking, tho negro boy
convicted of rape at tho last term
of court for this county will not
hang. His sentence of death hat
been commuted by Gov. Kllorbo to
life imprisonment in tho portion
tiatv at hard labor. W&tkins was
represented by Messrs. B. B. Clarke
and L. A. Wittkowsky.
Japaneso Persimmon.
Wo wore presented yesterday by
Dr. L II. Alexander will) an ex
jeedingly line specimen! of .Japnn
?80 persimmon. The Doctor h n k
pillo a reputation as a good liorti
mlturlflt and one lo see this speci
men from li i ? garden would sa\
^hat the reputation was well de
lerved.
Personal.
Hupt. r.t Education L. I.. Gopc
??nd wi'l he out of town the re
mainder of this week and several
lays n?xt week. lie ?s on a trip
n the upper part of the county.
Ml\ .1.1*. Gay lard and sistersj
Misses llattio and'l\o?a, of fcuim*
ler, are on a visit of a few days to
heir sistei Mrs. \y,. '1'. Hall, of our
own,
Public LaiiiljSale By Ml
I will olTer before the Court IIouso at
2ainden at 12 o'clock Monday, Decem
ber fitli, the following described lands ?
'.Vrnis W caMh rest 12 months with in
forest added :
I AMES O. O IBB ICS, Stale 77a r.d Agent.
1 05 acres Watcroo T. S. lands former
ly Mahshi Mitchell,
II acres Watereo T, S. lands formerly
U>e Hifjhnfdsqn ,
.'10 acres \\fij(erce '4'. a. lands formerly
A. Marsh,
4 151 acres "Watcree T. >S. lands former
ly Koutliei laud or J)un|ap,
300 nepes Watcree T. SI. Oalvin Hose,
Q00 aores Buffalo. J. A Brannon,
10!) acres No. 0, W. A- Bolllngf,
100 ncros Flat Hook, J. M. Bowers,
100 acres Flat Hoelc, J .)J Bowers, Sr.,
40 acres Flat Koi.k, Hannibal Jeffer
son,
34.'t acres Flat Hock, unknown,
100 acres Flat Hock, 8. F.
KUactys Chit l?i^;K, M^isrrnm.'
yoh acres Flat Hock. Wheat,
10^ aqres .Vo. 3, .1. U. Hall,
acres . No. <1, E|o ltpbinson.
ty'l acres Fiat S,i,.ah tyllhur,
til iioreji Flat Hock, Sarah J, Youi??>
7(10 acres 13utfulo> JVfiruld.
Sheriff's Sale,
State ot South Carolina? Kershaw Co.
In the Court of Common rieas,
The Union Mortgage Banking
unci Trust Company, , Limited,
Piaii\UM
" j\gaii\stx
Tfio.s J. iiodgers, J. T. Miclde,
yifex Johdso a. A-sign.ee., and
j h* New ffome Sewing Machine
Cam pan rk J)ej]:i\dat\t8.
Under and bv virtue of a decretal or
ler granted by his IJonnr W, (3 Benet
Presiding Judao. ill abovo stated case,
ilatcd Juno 10th, 18U7. I will offer foi
sale at public outcry before- the Court
IIo'iso door in Camden, within the leir.il
liotirs of sale on the first Monday in De
cember next, the following real estate:
Ad that piece, parcel or tract of lty\id
situated in Kershaw f.OUlUj , ItUale of
South Cm'ftlhiA, consisting of four hun
dred anil sixty (^GO) acres, hounded
(now or formerly) on the north by lands
nf U. p. Turner, Fast by lands of W
\V. Stokes and >fary Brail lev j South by
lands ol Tally ])avi? and West by lands
qfjhfarv Holland,
Terms of sale one-third cash, balance
naval de in one and two year* secured by
bo'nd of purchaser and' mortgage of
premises sold, Option to pay all cash.
Immediate resale 1n oasn of non-com
pliance. H. B. WILLIAMS,
Sheriff K. C.
mmffi n?i
formerly owned bj
5>inin?| o? N?rth il
IcCrriafci lot on f
[olUnd, d*CMf?d
Term ? of *al? on
MMbleinoMtm
fiirt cub,
Souvh Carolina ? Kershaw County
Court of Common I'lcati.
?W
Shot ton Ji //alt, Adm" Estate of
W. Holland and II C. Hall
Plaintiff si
Against.
Wesley Folsom , Sarah Ilendrtx,
Alice Woodward Joseph Hoi -
land , W T. Hall, Nannie D.
Haile, et al. * Defendant
.Undo* aiid by virtue* a decretal or
der granted in above stated case by his
Honor J- C JKhigb on the 16th Septem*
b<?r. 1897," I fill offer for aalo public
outcry befofo the Oonrt House door irt;
Cfmuj^Lsnthin the Jegal hour* of sale1
ori thr firs? Monday in December i?axt,
tlfe foJU^ina descrilx>d real esute :
AlltRAt ptrcel or lot of land situated
trrthe city ofCjtmncirSwtc and County
afore a-ild, witk building thereon, point
ing K?st on Fair street hondred and
fifty (?60) feet, and with same
, wlotli extendioc back Wc at
HAVE YOU
Bought Your Winter Underwear?
"NO!"
Well wo ran #ivo you Shirts from 20o. to 00. Uraw
ors from . to $2.00. Kxoollont values for (ho monoy.
Our Clothing stock is still lai^'o, and must bo reduced.
Vou ran buy at your own prioo,
MEN'S SUITS - - - - 2.50 TO 15.00
BOYS' SUITS , - - - - 2.00 TO 10.00
<5
BOYS' KNEE PANTS SUITS - - 750. TO 4.00
We must roalizo on them ; Our noeossity is your t?n in.
i
Always a full lino of SIKUKH on band. Vou know
? \
thorn; tliov talk for themselves.
Brothers.,
A7: ? -i ?
10*
as* so*
All
DRUGGISTS
ABSOLUTELY GQWNW ?.*:
iitoiimi MMH'foi*. 4<l. VTfcUMNfl WRSfEPY <0., Cfclcnco, Montreal, Cnrtr. orNoir York, git.
AT AND BELOW COST, j
My onlin.' stock !a holrifr dinpospil
nt and below. cowl, with the oxeeplinn ol
heavy jjroeeries , and these nro sold t<? \v -p
or than they can !>o houjrht elsewhere.
Durit'K my absence, Mr. James A. Mc
Dow ell will net as my
.) \\. ^rv-i'Vi toNso^.
Application for final Dis
rhsrnfo
uiiUI ^li
One month after tlnio I will apply In
(ho Jiul^n of Probate for Kershaw County
for a ft mi I (lisulia*ge as l-'xeoUtor of (ho
esUito of ilenrv Hrown. <lcoeu?ji'ib
VU.'(U0N'K (J..IIJROWN,
Nov. lSjih,, 1S1)?. lCxecutor.
Sheriff's Sale.
Soul'j Carolina ? Kovs^uw County.
On (lie (li-dl Monday in Decemliev next ,
during I he legal hour* of I will soil in
front of (In; Court House door in (?ntndcn,
all Hint piwo, parcel or trad of land In
Flat Nock Township containing acres
moro or Jess and bounded b.v lauds of Hen*
juinin Salmond. BooUhmn Hi'owh and
J on os. Sold hi I ho suit of the Statu for
,nx,fs- , ,
'J is'iiis of salo ? cash, purchaHor to pay
for papers It. B. WILLIAMS, '
Nov. 11th, 1 8;)7. B. K. C.
Citation,
South' OaroUivi ? rKferahaw County.
By C. C. ITailc, R^q, probate Judge.
Whereas, Kli/.ahoth S. Trippett bag
inndoKuitto mo, to grant her letter* of
AdminiRtration of (lie Ketate and
ollcds of Robert (J. F.llerbc, deceased,
witii will nnnoxr$.
These are therefore toeito ami ad iron
i?ili alt and hinguhir the kindred andCrcdl
tors of t!io unit! Robert- (i. lOllerbo de
ceased, that they be and appear, before
me. in the Court of Prol&te, to be hold at
Camden, S.C.,on the 23rd day of Novem
ber inst., after publication hereof, at 11
o'clock (o Ui* forenoon, to elmw eAn#e,if
aiiv they have, why the said Adminis
tration should not ho wanted.
Given nnder my Hand this Oth day of
November, A. 1)., ISO'/.
Published on the 12th day of Novem
ber, 1807. in The Camden Chronicle:
C. 0. II A ILK.
Probate Judge.
Mortgage Sale.
Siufc of Soutlr/'ftrotlna? Kershaw County.
In t lie Court, of Coin u"??U !*!?*???.
Henry F. Boykin "J
1) ^
Jane Moiey. Elliott \> foreclosure
Motley <f el. al. J i
6nderand by virtno of ft decree ^??r
foreclosure In (lie above stated caao. mode
by his honor, Judge J C. Klugh, Presid
ing Judge, I will sell in front- of the Court
Hou*e m ?'amden. on the ? first Monday ih i
D^mforri807, IKe TolTowlng de*cr(bo<1'
nwtwtffttei All Xh&i fdeee. 0* Iraciof
Und, situated in the ConnijL of Kershaw
Mid 8Ut? of South CWoliuJ^Non Cu lion
, ? ranch, water* of Twejjftr-Five Mile Creek,
; containing out hundred (100) a^rrlmora or
less, about twelve mile? We*t ofJDimden,
and bonnded as follow*: Sowffc wM by
A. !>. Keunedy, North* wait bf Robert Mc
Intyrei North ewrt.by ft. F. Boykin, and
^ ^ kw>fn'^ th?e
Terw of 8*fev One.tMrd oaabi balance
in one awl two jww, to . t? **cnml by
Trespass Notice.
> All persons arc beioby strictly forbid
-don to (rcspusH upon IuiuIb of A. 10. Ken
nedy M??w In mv posHVHsion , for the pur
pose of ImiitiiiK. fishing or for ioijc other
i purpose whatsoever Av*y found
U'iolMiuq \\\\? nopco \v?JI b?> doah with to
|\ho fniU'jjl extent of llm lnwl
J KSNR HAMMOND-.
/ Oct. 1st,
[Boarding House
I I have opoiwd a Bonding House in
! tin' building next south of Mr. Jol.n T.
1 Nellies' store. Tho house. will he fitted
up with new furniture and tho tuble Kup.
j pllod wllli'f lie best tho market afl'ordH.
When In town give mo a mil. Hates
reasonable, 10. M. H10NDRIX.
Auif.37 *07.
? MANUFACTURERS OF
Doors, Sash,,. Blinds,
Moulding, Building Material,
Sash Weigh I s 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
specialty, Juno 29.
Tlo/sc
ses suffering from soreness or any
disease*, dogs or (rattle nre heir to sue*
cessfjilly treuted by t
Dr. Hadley,
"Veterinary Surgeon.
The Dciitlatrv of iho horse is a science
in itself. Horses' Tcoth are the cauac
of disagreeable habits. Horses having
diseased tcoth Are hard to keen in con
dition. And if poor it I? impOMiblo to fat
Ion. There are few horses young or
old, without more or loss sharp-edged of
rough projections upon their molars.
Tho sharp edgea laceiato the mouth,
causing torture to the home, and he
trioH in vnrioiiH ways to j-?J himself ol
the trouble. Homo atari suddenly or
stop short, toss the head, drool or slob
ber; others shy; driro sideways, or hold
their head* in an unnatural manner, Im
proper grinding of food causes indiges
tion and indigestion produces loss of <?p
petit*, hide-Wound, ewollen limbs, star
ing or dead-like coat of hair, cougbine.
discharges at the nose, running at the
eyes, eke. AH irregularities of molar*
01. Inctibri. easily removed. Practical
experience anablea ine to giro aatiafac
tion in all cafcea., No charge for exami
nation at office.
GBADUATJ OF STOCKHOLM
Medical Regiaiei.for ibe fltate# of
finia. New York, Illinois, W?t Virgin
' Pen? ylvaaja, New Jersey.
"All eelle ptovptly attended to
j
Z*mp A DaPeea*
Tun fudds
Gilt Use
STOKE!
HEADQUARTERS
For the nicest goods ami lowest prieen, offers bargains that
?an not he duplicated legitimately, and wo respectfully solicit
dl who expect to make any purchases in onr line to see our
joods and get our prices before placing their orders, as we are
DETERMINED TO
S E L L,
.)
And never fail to meet competition.
Wo mention below a few of the many, many bargains wo
\re offering, feeling confident that you will not be so indiffer
ent to your interest as not to avail yourself of the greatest op
portunity to. buy goods cheap.
IN OUR
DRESS
DEPARTMENT
<> ' ?) ?. .
You will find all the latest styles in black and colors; consist
ing of Serge, Henrietta, Basket weaves Bouclet Effects, Bro
cadines, Figured Brilliantines, Satin Burber, Imperial Suitings,
Tricots, Ladies cloth, Flannel J)eLanes and many others
which we have not space to mention, and at .7"
PRICES SO LOW
That yon will not even try to resist the temptation.
SILKS
)
in all the new shades and combination of colors, ranging in
or ices from
TWENTY C KNITS TO $1.00
PER YARD!
\M let u* nave you money on whatever you m?y Ire
VBBY KE8PECTF05&Y - -
^ ??m ' ????? ' ?? ? " ? ?
Ladies' Capes irygpod styles as cheap as 50c., good value;
and from that on ujyt'o the finest in this market.
Notions and Gents furnishing good.s a specialty, and at
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.
We are offering the greatest bargains in .Shoos, Hats and
Clothing ever heard of. Just think of it ? A mans all -wool
suit, good style and quality, only $5. Men's and boys' Mack
intoshes, only $2, good value. He sure to see them. An im
mense stock of bleached, brown and checked homespuns, cheap*
cr than ever offered before.
The bad effects of the low price of cotton counteracted j by
the extremely ? - r
LOW PWCtfOF OUR GOODS.
So come