The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 26, 1897, Image 3
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NOV. Wt 18U7.
For Sal?
A flno Milch Cow cheap. For fur
thor information apply tit this oftloo
or to .Jesse Ununnoml, Stockton,
"Boykt*w P. <)., S. 0.
Tiiirtios, on II at Tho Gilt Ed go
,oro and g
only $2 (30.
Storo and gut a^nico Plu^VOapo lor
? jMvjWaed Letters.
For vtfook omtod-Nov. 21, \J897:
Louisa ffiantey, '^hoWs Frost', Su
rah Roucy^A O Mai^haM, llostoi\
Jefferson, S fcTSldfol**.
v 0. J ^annon,P,M.
^ For Rout.
Tho "Cureton Plaoo" between
Camden 1 and tho Wateree J ion
Bridge, containing 200 acres of ex
cellent farming land. Terms rea
sonable. See mo at ouoe.
10. M. Ilendrix.
? Nov. 19, *97.
Cotton Market,
Cotton is quoted as follows today :
Fully Low Middling
Middling ft
?*i Fully Middling 5A
Good Middling 6^
Fully Good ^liddling ft 3
Gontlon>on, if you want tho best
suit you over bought for tho money,
call a\ tho Gilt. Edge Storo and get
ono ontheir nico all wool Suits for
only $a.00.
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Marriod,
At Antioeh by Notary Public, J.
W. Davis, on Sunday evonlng, the
14th inst., at the retfidenco of Mr.
Wiley MoLeocl, M r.\T. 1). Massn*
beau and Mi99 Jamie McManus.
The. young couplo have best- wishes
for a long and happy life. \
Nico, heavy qunlity ofv.Uub^lo out*
trig at 20o per pound at thov-Qi}fc
Kdgo Store.'
ItuOy's Pile Suppository
Is guaranteed to cure Piles and
Constipation, or money refunded'
50 cts. per box. Send for list of
tbstifooninls and Free Sample to
MARTIN RUDY, Registered Phar
macia!, Lancaster, - Pa. Fpr sale
by all flrstrclasg druggists every
where; and in Camden, S. C., by
Frank Zemp.
.Death of Mr. Warren Hammond.
Mr. Warren HammonVl, son of
?Mr. and Mrs Frapk Hammond, of
this town, died at./ihe home of his
parents on last Friday. Mr. Ham
mond lived on iVtr. Thos. Ancrums
placo a few miles below Camden
and was up hero on a visit to his pa
rents when he was taken siek. lie
was 34 years of age and leaves a
widow and four children. The bu.
rial was at the Camdon ccmotory.
To tho bereaved ones wo tender our
sympathies. o
All-wool Dress Flannel, 52 in
wide in brown and tan, at 30c pr. yd
at the Gilt Edge Store.
Wanted Agents.
VTbe Confederate Soldier in the
Civil War," just published, con
.tains 500 pages 12 x 10 inches, and
over 1,100 large Battle Scenes, Por
traits, Mapp, etc. The greatest
and largest War Book, .ever pub-,
llshed, andlhe only one that does
justice toiWie Confederate soldier
and the cause he fought for. Com
plete in one volume. Agents want
ed everywhere to. sell this book on
our new and easy plan. Mauy. of
the lady and gentlemen agents who
-?fa at work are making from- ? 100
lo ^20(f per "'month. Veterans,
? Sons and Daughters of Voterans,
and others interested are requested
to send for a beautiful illustrated
descriptive circular (free) and
terms to agents. Address, Courier
-Journal Job Printing Co., Louis
ville, Ky.
Gall at the Gilt Edge Store and
see what a nice wagon you can buy
for $26.50. *
? Murder Near Carter's Crossing.
W. J. te^ a respectable yoting
" white man living on W. W. Uear
. on's place nqar Carter's Crossing
was brutally murdered last Friday^
night by Charlie Williams a negro,
boy, His. body wss/ound tb<5 next
morning with his Itftod *syDt open
with an axe. After^H?3bnurder
the negro entered tho house broke
open a trunk apd robbed it of ~$15
and a pistol. The fiend in human
-forwhsa been arrested and con
fessed. He says ho had an accom
plice.
? -Aim, the body of Mingo Thomp
son was found In a ditch on one of
..the public roadsides near the town
of Sumter on last Saturday * morn
ing.^ The evidence brought out at
- the Coroner's inquest seems to fix
- the crime upon Wallace Brown,
' colored. It It said that the two
Wd a qnarrai the previous ntght
oeb'le.
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Women often have thesa palna.
j Job Printing,
j Wo hftvo added to our oilier n
! larger and moro rapid jop printing
jpresRwithu capacity of i,fif>0 an
j hour. Your fcirders for job prin >n^
solicited. Satisfaction guarantord.
* ?
Maro Taken Up.
Taken up at mv residence near
Woatville on tho 22nd inst., one
black marc about six yon re oM.
Tho ownoi can get tho same by
ploying property ami paying ex
penses. \V, K. Russell.
Weatvi.Ue, Nov. 21, '07.
To Locato In Cauulon.
Mr. Samuel McNinch, of the
Kershaw Marble Works, will at on
early disestablish a marble yard
^Hviiarrmen." Mr. McNinch under
utands his business well and cornea
with good reoommendations. All
who have tonibatonos to build, or
inarhlo work of any kind to do will
do well to wait and see him as he
guarantees to savo you from 10 to
25 per cent on all work.
Tho Dovil And Tho Lawydr
I Published by Request ]
The Devil camo up to tho earth ono
Ami into tho oouri ho wended Ids
?hisl as an attornoy with very graVe,
Was pioeeediug to argue the point
case. p
Now a lawyer Ids Majesty novor hid seen,
For to his dominions nono ever iJd heon.
And ho felt very anxious the i/'iison to
know
Why nono had been sent to t ho Vegions l?c
low.
"i'was tho fault of his agents, his Majesty
thought, a
That, nono of these lawyers had ever been
on ught. 'g.
And for his own pleasure he felt a desire
l'o come to tho earth and tin; reason in
<juiro. , ?
Well, the lawyer who rose with visage so
j grave ' . ,
tyide out his oppononla con^rtmaf.e knave,
A';iid the DeVil was really greatly ninusod
To hear tho attorney so sojindly abused ;
Hut soon as tho speaker had como to a
close, t '
Tho oounsol opposing him (lercelv arose,
And he heaped such abuse on tho head of
the. first
riiat inatlo him a villain of men the worst.
r>
Thus I hey quarreled, contended and ar
gued so loin*,
'Twas hard to determine which of them
was wrong;
And concluding he'd hoard quite enough
of the '"fuss."
Old Mick turned away and soliloquized
thus.
"If all I hey have said of each other be true
The devil has certainly been robbed of his
duo;
But. I'm satisfied now it's all very well ?
For these lawyers would ruin tho motjals
of hell.
They have puzzled tho court with their
villanons cavil,
And I'm free to confess they liavo puzzled
the Devil.
My agent4 are light to let lawyers alone,
If I had them they would swindlo me out
of my throne." ? 13x.
Young Ladies' Contest.
During the months of Novem
ber and December The Chronicle
willcooduct a voting contest upon
the most popular young lady in
Kershaw county. The prize to be
nlFcred is a ladies' handsome gold
jvatch filled with 11 Jewels, Wnl
tharn movement and valued at
$ 25.00. The watch can be soon at
this oiHce.
The Contest will close Christmas
eve, Friday, December 24th, at (i
o'clock. What rpore beautiful or
appropriate Christmas present
could bo given to the young lady
you. estueqi than a haudsome gold
watch?
Every subscriber paying his or.
her subscription' during the cqii
test will be allowed 25,- Voles arid
for every new subscriber brought
in paying forgone year in advance
50 votes will be allowed.
Extra copies of the paper con
taining coupons will be sold for 2'~
per cop}', provided that not le??
than 25 are taken. If 500 aro tak
en lc each. Single copies 5c.
IJere is the coupon. Write the
name of the j'oung lady for whom
you wish to vote on the dotted line
and return to this ofilce :
r : $
.2 i $
3 ? i i
6
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Sow Tho Voto Stands:
Mias Kit* C?mdw, . , 06
M iss NeU Nic 1 1 ol ?on , Kalb. : r iff
, MImi Nannie Row ell, Weetvill*. ? 8
| Mies Alice Stok?a, Oumden, 7
MIm B*Dd Xbom?on. C* mde n, 7
| Mi>s Bessie Alexander, Camden, 7
I Mlw . ... 7
MIm Tiny Kham*, CMaJ?nf 7
si
Mitt Be?eie Gerald. Ca?den, t
Mi? Mattie Waiu, CmwMJen, i
.Mitt Janle McCaekill. A?4k>cU, I
k
ti - '
, (Jucsa who U the, u^oVt popular
olllec hold. i in (???r# ?>v oouni.v?
(ituss w hot rcvldcnl of Ke rah aw
county may occupy mi ottle? in the
j State floUt'O lit Xt ?
j Guess what otllce holder thinks
. ho is going to "get left" in the next
election hut will be re elected?
j Guess what ollloo holder thinks
; ho is going to he re*electod but i?
! i:olng to "get left" in Ihe noxtelec
: lion ?
f Guess what gentleman in Cam
I don huw three or four children in
I every grade of the Camden Graded
School?
G U088 who is tho most gracoful
lady bicyclist iu Camden V
Guess what young man in Cam
den has the "blues" because his
sweetheart is away?
OONTKIUI!TK1>.
Guess /'hut young man in one of
i he drwftooris stoves }was asked for
a pU^e of long cloth and on bolng
tj>kfthat the piece brought was not
ong cloth replied that "it was the
longest piece ho could find?"
Guoj.8 whajl young mam sold ?
young lady tx boa and charged tt
up "one fuzzy thing."
?c
The man who novor mado amis
take never mado a discovory.
In Tho Chronielo voting contcst
"r. M. L. Smith
\v*81 declared to bo tho most popu
Yafc member of tho Camden Bar.
Nov. 12 ? 1 yr.
NEW" GINNERY:
1 have a ne* ginning outfit, consist,
ing of 3-70 saw vh?s, wiih elevators ami
self packing cotton presses ?ltachc<)?
and will guarantee satisfaction both in
quality and quantity of lint. A share rfl
public patronage is respect -full v sohcil- '
oil. J. or'MosisucY.
Mortgage Sale.
?Stale of South Carolina ? Kerslmw t'ouxty
In the Court of Common Picas,
Henry F. Boi/kin j
June Mor'cy, HUM I
- Motley ) ftp.- ul, J
Under o ml by virtue of a decrcc for
foreclosure in I tic above stated ease, made
by hiS'hondV, Judgo J 0. Kltu?b, I'rcsid
ing Judge, I will .soil in front of the Court
[louse itt t'amdon, on the 11 rat Monday in
Decern 897,t be following described
rbnl estVle: AH that picrc, or tract of]
land, situatod.iu the'County of Kershaw
and State of South Carolina, on Cullcn
branch, waters of Twcnty-Kive Milo Creek,
containing one hundred (100) acres more or
less, about twelve miles West of Camden,
and bpunded us follows: South west by
A. I). Kennedy,- North-west by Robert Mc
Intyrc, North east by II. K. Boykin, and
South l?y Cajor Johnson, and known as the
Cullen lands.
Terms-of Sale; Onovthird cash t balance
in one and two years, to be secured by
bond and mortgage; purchaser to pay for
papers. K. ?. WILLIAMS,
S. IC C.
Nov. 10th, 1897.
Sheriff's. Sale,
State ot South Carolina? Kershaw Co.
In the Court of Comm.on Pleas,
The Union Mortgage Banking
and Trust Company , Idviited,
Plaintiffs.
Against ,
Thos. J. Rodger 8s J t 'l\ Micklc
Alex Johnson. Assignee, and
the Now Home Sewing Machine
Company , J Defenders:
Under and by.Aurtue of a decretal or
der grnntod by nlfllonor W. C Benet
Presiding Jud^e. -in abovo stated case,
dated Juno 10th, 1897, I will ofl'er for
tfale at' public outcry before the Court
Ifo'ise door in Camden, within the leu.il
hours of sale on the first Monday in De
cember next, the following real estate:
Ai! that piece, parcel or tract of la-wi
situated in Kershaw County, State of |
South Crfrolin*, consisting of four hun
dred and sixty (4C0) acros^ bounded
(now or formerly) on tho north l>y lands)
?>f H. ]>. Turner, East by lands of W
W. Stokes and Mary Bradley ; South by
lands ot Tally Davit and West, by lands
of Mary Holland.
Terms ofsalo one-third cash, balance
payable in on# and two year* secured by
bond of n<*Vehascr and mortgage of
premises ,i6ld. Option to pay all cash.
Immediate re?ftlo in case of non-com
pi iancQ* It, B, WILLIAMS,
J Sheriff K.C.
? Sheriff's Sale.
South Carolina ? Kershaw County,
Court of Common Pleas.
Shelton B Ilall, Adm' fJstate of
W. Holland and II. C. flail
PlatnUfs,
Against, -
Wesley Folsom, Sarah Hendrtx,
Alice Woodward . Joseph Hol
land W. T, 'Hall, Nannie D.
UaJtfet ul. Defendants.
Under and by vlrlae of a decretal or
der gr-nted in above atated rase by his
Honor J. C. Klugh on the 16th Septem
ber. 1897, I will offer for m!o at public
outcry . before the Court Houte door in
CamuMUrwithin the legal hours of tale
on the flm Monday in December next,
the following described real .estate :
All thai parcel or Jet-oMnjiid aituated
, In the trity ofCamrten State and County
*forea<Ud,:with building* thereon, point*
ing Enet on Fair ftreet two hundred and
fifty (280) feet. and wlp> tamo uniforfn
width eifendCiig back Weal one huu
formerly owned by Jno. T. Nettloa,
rm North the Workman lot and
flauth, UUly ot W
? of aale one-third cash, Mann
in one and two^yeara aeeor <*
mmmm
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VWAA
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Bought Your Winter Underwear?
\
WYll \yiwan jjivo you Shirts IVom ~0o. lo $2 00. Draw
ers' IVoin 20c. to Kxcollonl values for (bo monoy.
Our Oloiliiuj;' slock^ is still lur^o, ami must bo rciluoi'd.
Vou can buy j;I your own prico,
MEN'S SUITS - - - - 2.5 J IJ 15.90
BOYS' SUITS - 2.00 TO 10.00
BOYS' KNEE PANTS SUITS - - 750. TO 4.00
Wo must voalizo on Ibom. ) i ? m M-uity is your gain.
?8
Always a lull lino of ftll'OKty onbaml. You know
tbom; tboy talk for tbomsolvos,
ft
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ANDY CATHARTIC
AliQAT'TITiiT V nTfRflBNTftftn cor? ?!?*???? of oonMlpnllott. Onscnrcts are tholdtal Lm?
? nDtjUuU 1 LLil VI Uhllnli i IjuL/ U?i?. ticTfr erlp nr prtpcjiut cnose ca*y nnturAl result*. SBm<
plo ninl booklet frop. Ad. STKKI.tNQ ItKSKPV (!0., ('hlcano, Stnntrcnl. Tun,, or New York. ?
VVIwi Hurt- of a start aw? you polng to niftlto In life* Aroyougolnp to
inalio money ami bo suocosHful business men ? Or arp you going to
wear yourselves out lu tho chccrless drudgery cfhard tabor? Half of this dy^mli. ou y?ur
parenta, the olljoj~_littlf on you,,
B i\B ? k\/f J\ ?\t Wealth and honors await yon If you proparo
g f v < B sr a &*\w V yourself to tako them. Won succeed WIIO
AKK KliADV. If you want to bo pal?l a good salary you must uialto yourself worthy of It.
ean'^avc who expecta to liiuko bin own way ltl tho world Is a course in
NATIONAL
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Or the NEW YORK BUSINESS INSTITUTE, 81 E. 125th Slreel, Now York, N. Y.
Don't throw away tlmo and money by going to temporary schools when It will cost you lost;
to attond tho WCST. Wo always have a number ol Kiudunts In attendance >rho have left
inferior teachcrs III dlflfjli'sl Sunn people often toll us tliat six months hero is equal to a year
rffn any other school, besides uucu schools rarely or noVor obtain positions for their gi"ad
untos. Wo offer
QZC DCIH/ADn for flrst ,nropWfttJon of a vacancy for a JJooUlccopcr,
ntWnnU Stenographer, Clerk or Tolegraph Operator. "which wo
successful!? fill, and secure situations promptly for all graduates of Hustness and Shorthand
courses. Rofer to Itaukcrs, Merchants and prominent patrons In almost ovcry county In tho
United States. Thousands of testimonials on request. Students cntcr.any tlmo. -No vaca
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for free caialoguo? a beautiful book giving much holpful information. Add rets as ubnVQ
V/u>n( ion f Ms paper). ~
CU2MENT C. GAINES. President, PouGnKBHPSiK and New Yoitlt.
AT AND BELOW COST.
My anliru Block ia being deposed of
nt ?nd below co'.n , with the exception of
heavy groceries , aipl thi'BP nojd lo\v
cr than they can bo bought elsewhere.
During my abseneo, Mr, James A. Ale
Doweli will act ?8 my agent.
J. II. STEPHENSON.
icatio>k Final Ois
( charge.
One moiiili after date I will apply to
the .Judge of Probate for Ker^naw County
for a final dischir go as ExCciVtor of the
estate of ilonrv Brown, deceased.
EUGENE C. HROWN,
Nov. 12tli., 1807._, Executor.
Sheriff's Sale.
SoulU Carolina ? Kerahaw County
Oh fho 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, narenl nr traof of land in
Flat Rock Township containing acres
more or less ami bounded by lands of lien*
Jamil i Salmond, Beoklmm ^ Hrown and
ones, Hold at the suit of I ho .State for
faxes. .
Terms of sale? eaeli, purchaser to ?>ny
fiir-TOjwfi. R. B. WILD! A MS,
Nov. 11th, 1807. K. 0.
? *-T7 ?
"Citation.
H on th "C aroi I na?Kc f a li a w C o u d ty ,
?By C. C. Halle, Eaq, Probato Jadgo.
WIteroae; Elizabeth S. Trlppott Iiea
made spit to tno, to grant her letter* of
Administration of the Eft ate and
effects of Rob4H"G ,'FJl'orbc, deceaaed,
with will annexed. ^
Theae are therefore to cite andadiron
iih all find singular (he kir.drcdandCredi-.
tors of |3*e a *4 4 Robfcrt <>. kltarbe 4o*
ceaeed, that they be and appear, before
to ahnw eauae, ii
L aaU Admlnia;
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?dcr mXpIUM tWa iih tfi
A.JD.> lf?7.
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Trespass Notice.
All persona aro hoiefiy striolly forbid
?li?n to trespass upon lands of A. IS. Ken
nedy runv in my possession, for the pur
pose hunting, (ishing'or for any other
purpoftti whatsoever. Any one found
violating thin notice will be dealt with to
tlio fullest extent, of the law.
JHS8I5 IIAMMCND.
Oct. 1st. 1897.
Boarding House
T navo opened a Hoarding Houso in
(ho building nexts^uth of Mr. John T.
Nettles' store. The Iiouko will be fitted
Up with new furniture and tlietabl? sup
i tiled with the best tho market affords.
When in town give >ne a null. Hates
reasonable. E. M. I1HNDHIX.
Au u. 27 *07.
Ilorses suffering from soror.ess or any
diseases, dogs or cattlc are heir to suc
cessfully treated by
Dr. . Hadley,
Veterinary Surgeon.
The Dentistry of tho horso is a scionco
In itself. Horses' Teeth aro tho canso
of disagreeable habits. Horses having
diHeased teoth aro hard to keen in con
dition. and if poor It is impossible to fat
ten. There aro few horses young or
old; without more or less sharp-edged of
rough projection# upon their
Tho sharp edges, lacejato nhe mouth,
causing torture to tho horse, axd ho
trips In various ways to rid hiriself of
tho trojjble. Bomo start suddenly or
stop *M<m>40S8 the head, tlrool At slob
ber*f others shy, driro " Bid*w?ys, oV hold
their heads in an unnatural mannertJjn-'
proper grinding of food causes , indigos
tlon and indigestion produces loss of ap
petite, hide-bound, swollen limbs, star
ing or dead-liko cost of hair, coughing?
discharges at the nose, running at the
eyeiy ^t^ AU irregularities of molars
or incisors easily removed, Practical
experience enables me to give satisfac
i tlon In ail , eases, Kcr chiupf^i forf^xaoii
jjuUpn atofaw,
OBAEHATE OT STOCKHOLM .
A Well- Founded Suspicion.
When you buy "all wool" aii/il it proves lialf cotton it na
turally sets yon to thinking, J Whon "half price" bargains
prove to be high priced onos it causes more suspicion. We
want this store to bo like Caesar's wife "abovo suspicioji/V
That's why all wool means all wool and a bargain is a bargain1
here. Think of this when you want a Cloak; you will get an
honest cloak hero. . x.
See our ALL WOOL 10, 11 and 12 quarter Blankets, "
they are hoautios, and as cheap as you could ask.
A big lino of Dress Goods in-Mack and colors in alT" "
v t{
wool, half wool and no wool, at Rock 'Bottom prices.
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THANKSGIVING TABLE LINEN
There is always a demand for table linens at this time, some* "
thinguspecial to dress the holiday table; .something finer tbaw.'.J
common. That is why we make a special effort on fine linens,
and a special cut in tho price of fine lines that you ^ mayjdre6s__
the table handsomely at small cost. Wo are merchants, it; is
true, but wo are thoughtful of your wants in a friendly wajr
this special cut proves. ^
Remember, this "Special Out" does not apply to table*
linen onlyybttt every thing olso as we!t_?_So take advaa
[tago of it now, and show us know a good
Wlie%you see it