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OaAM)Vn, S DEC. 17. 1897.
SlHiBi KU'TJON Kati.s :-? < 'nr ymr, fl.Oo.
?ix muntb*, W) cents , three montlm, '2'?\
eon**, lu advance. on i?ro<? $I.J>o!
per annum,
Rfcttfct vok AnvcitriitiN'Q Ordinary
transient adverliMttt-nts, flrM insertion
$1.00 JHT H(|iinie ; ea?;h sui, sequent in.
?ertion f>0 ecu's per mpjaic.
Oh?I> rate* for Wu.iU, I .oat and Found,
Ao-., not exceeding (Ive lines*, 2'? eviitN
eAcli InHi'rtion ahd 5 i'ent? per Hue for
e*el, additional line, .
tfualndta loOttU, 5 cents per lino each in
sertion.
Official and legal notices ut the rate al
lowed by law.
Hates for eoutract advoyiUiutf will t?e an
nounced upon application ut the office,
Remittance* by chccka. drafts and penal
money orders fdioubl be made payable
' to W. L. McDOWKMi,
Camden, S. ('.
w~ - r-rr- -n - r- -
The Chroniclr has jmrehttxeri the
power press and print iny outfit of
The Camden Journal and now '/ins
the combined nut/its of both ixn>er *,
making it one of the best eyuippid of.
fives in the- Stole.
Tim Now Fanners' Movement*
Tho greatost problem that now
comfroots the fanning clan?, and in
cidentally fill other classes in (lie
?Cottou Slates is - how lo loose the
#rip of I lie speculator in eolton, and
to obtain a living price for iliat sta
ple. At this time as we all Know, it
does not bring on (lie market the
cost of production, ^till it must be
planted, and after il in produced, it
under present conditions must be
sold at whatever pi ice it may biinu
tfh<>0 the' producer is compelled t<>
sol1] it .Ynrious remedies have been
su^gfst/'d by which the compulsory
sale of our only money crop may be
prevented.
You are told by .Mr. l>inglev of
Maine, the famous apostle of prottr
tion run luad that the cause of our
trouble is oyfr?pr<* Jnctioa, ami Mr
Dingley knows as much and cares
as little about the Southern fanner
as the Sultan of Turkey. Another
fellow comes alonir and cniRes the
lien lasv n9 embodying all the e.yils
of Faudora's box. Another raps the
farmer oyer the head for not raising
bis supplies at home, and still nnoth*
or says that the fall in the price of
cotlon is due entire!)* to natural
causes.
With respect, more or less pio
fourtdj.I beg to difler with all of
those people. 'I here is no over-pro.
ductiori of cotton; our credit system,
when conducted in a busino-s man
ner is not onerous but on the con
trary i? helpful to both debtor and
creditor. Th"
vastly improved circumstances tan
not raise all of his supplies at home,
and the fall in prico in not due to
natural causes.
The remedy for our troub'o is ">'*
ffwnizat ? Not Vl i?* organization
one class only but tl|(> blending into
one lioinojn'o'.if whole nil classes
that. are interested in enhancing iho
price of cotton, eaeh acting as tl>c
word would imply with ?'? common
purpose toward* nViimnon end.
When t iii ^ is dine; when each
community lias its gniid of mechan
ics, its association of merchant*, its
conclave of piofessio-'al men and its
alliance ol farmers, ali working a?
one body to put down tin* system of
robbery under wh;ch wo have groan
ed so long, then will we have no
cause to co i plain of the low price
of coition. Il will ihen indeed he
com?\a staple article of commerce
with a stable price.
Space will not permit me to l:o in
to details at this time, hut the, cer
tainly of success along the lines
suggested above is assured. Our
Southern people arc too prone to ac
cept that which is rather tl.iin by tin
exertion of, a little; of their native
force to rcach out after lhaL which
may easily he attained.
I wish in conclusion to sound a
solemn warning. Next year will be I
a hard one to many of J?ii classes, j
Tlio lines of credit wil l>e more tight
ly drawn than ever. Pinching pov
erty will invado many homos whose
inmates never before felt its hideous
pangs, and if all of us arc not to go
down to hopeless, irretrievible ruin,
the farmer must not be left to solve
this ploblem alone, for, unaided, hr
Cannot do i(.
The cause of one is tl.e cause of
nil.; the enemy of one is the enemy
of all, and its name is corporate cap
ital, aided by the demon of specula
tion. ... Wealth i$~power, and capital
though blind is more than a match
for braius without cipita1. Wc have
the brains and capital in the heads
and hands of our business and pro.
foMional men. We havo them also
fn the heads and atrong arms of our
foiling farmers, and the combination
will be in&Sble.
Let oar watoh-word lx> organize,
iwocias roust cr??n.
Ke^pectfalljr,
W. A. Sehrock.
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The S, i\ CtMiU'i euce.
This noble band of christian
woikt-r* held ii? annual meeting
this yeai la the city of Florence,
The meeting \vft% a iu tt^t pleasant
5 ml pi olUtihlu one in many *a\K.
The many frieuds and admirer* of
Dr. J. Thof, I'ale will leain with
doIigUllhtU he ha* been n-Unncil
to Camden. The list of appoint
til on la fur thf eniiie State which
were read out on Monday 1 jhI will
he found on oilr Jf > Kt pHge.
Ideational (jojrnun.
A- *?
The mallei for ? I > s < column is furnished,
i.y ( ountv Su peril: ten <lc nt of ICdm-ation
1.. L t'opeland, nnd oil < '-orittitM tiiotit i< ?*???
intended for this department *liould he
aiMresjed (<> hi in at Camden. S
The lime for the .In unary meet
ing of the Teachers' Association
falling on New Yeai's day, we at
the request of Hevorul icackeis,
give noiico that I'm* meeting foi j
that month in postponed uulil lite!
second Sal ui ilny in tin; month, j
riea.se re in ('in her the i hango of
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dates and^ovein youiself aceoid
ingly.
? ?
l^uito a number of tenchnrs have
*ignifit:d llieir intention to attend!
the next meeting of the Associa
tion ? eo-om;ratio1i means huceefts. i
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SvHtcmi/.e y oui school; do not goj
to tin* school honst* in ihe morning !
not knowing wljal yon will do that j
d ay. Teach in a carHess, indifer-j
? ril manner and Ihe result will he
failure. l)o you wnnt that word
wiitien acioss voui pago *
book'.' He dinliilious to c^aTcI and
success will crown }our elforts;
while a future generation w ill hon
or and reverence your name.
]?mu Qui' (J opegponHenM.
St. Charles.
j I he f'?lU>wing has bee n unavoid
ably omilteo for sc vo> a I weeks. It
is none the less valuable for that,
however, as it teaches a inos*# im
portani lesson, viz: that we should
make kvkuv day t hanksgiving days
for the many blessings host o'Wd
upon oh by our bcncficicnt Creator.
- H.I. |
When (liju nrticlo reaches the
prts?i, Thanksgiving Day will boa
filing of Iho past. Hut should not
every d:iv t>e a dav of { hnnksgivinc?
If it is to <!od 1 1. at we are to roti/m
thanks, can we not find pemcthinp
for w b ch to thank bim every da\?
Indeed we can. \\V are indebted
to lnm for onr creati- ii ft win.
? tod that said '"Ir-I ua makn man,'"
(Jem sis, 1 \\\? are iiulcblcd to
bim for onr pves< rvntion 'lis be
thai upholds all thiii"s bv his
t J**
or. ' I is lie th.ii I : ? * < < 1 h t i i o reigns of
lift- in hand, and when lie savs.
"thus far sliab thou ?jo and no fur
ther," who then can prolong his
davs? (Sod is Ihe beucfitrf or of I he
1 1 1) tn 1 11 family. v?*!i, II*? 'makes pro
visions for nil livjnii eronturep, not
even n tiny sparrow fal s to the
grou nd without his notice, lie clothes
the grass of the ti I?l. the 1 1 1 1 v 'it
the valley, nut! m,ik? s provisions lor
the yenng ravens when they cry.
Mat'. G :2G Indeed ?e have
much t?? titanic (Jod for. Doublles*-,
vro wouM as a tifctlor, and as indi.
j viduuls he better ? ? fT. if we did tiul
I thank f >u r Heavenly Kather more
j ami observe I. is rromtimnds. We
! read in the .Tiir,! verse of tho Gib
chapter of Matt this beautiful lan
I truage. "lint seek ye (list t he? king
(loin of ( i it I , and His righteousness,
i ? n l a!! these tli ngs shrill bo added
unto von." W 1 1 at things? The
! verv I hint's ih it wit shind in need <>r.
I the necessaries of life. We are very
apt t" make strenuous i (Torts to se
! care ??these thirds," but when we
get them ?lo we always v r*. t n: n
! thanks to ihe giv? r of them? An
: humble servant o' Cm', once said.]
! ''Whenever we stake our tterst with
! water, we shonid say thank God."' j
i llefore retiring :it nighi, where i* t?>;
the seen a morn beautiful sjght, than j
j a man w th lis family kneeling!
around the family alter, returning I
I thanks to the e re at I Am. for ha\mg '
preserved tin m through tho day.!
and beseeching Hitn to preserve j
them through I lie night? And when j
Clod n his infinite goodne>s and;
mercy smiles upon that household
I ? v preserving it during the night.'
it denotes a grateful heart to see !
them all the no\t mornitg in an at '
titude of pr.iver. Indeed we should
he thankful for our preservation. We'
should tie thankful dui!\ for our re- j
ileir.ption. AH we. like sheep have!
gone astray, we have wandered far
from tiie tender Shepherd's rare, j
!>ut our 1 loavuiily father lias pro- |
vided for us such means, that, if we
will hut he thankful for, and utilize
them, \yo shall l?n rosfo'ed to his fa.
vor and friendship. The Saviour
tasted death for every man. and by
his stripes we are healed, for the
Lord hath laid on hirn the iniquity
of us nil. Then should we not re*
turn thanks to him . daily, soi'ing
ih it we can never ho independent of
Him? He has *iven unto us through
his w<>rd, the comforting hope of a
beautiful home in the mansion*
above when we depart this life, if we
will but be conformed to Ills will.
We *tj, shonldotaer*'? tbe National
Thanksgiving (Day, nnd not forget to
thank Ood crcYy day.
/ J.'It. Smith.
? ? fliaaay^ ?
Dear Mr. Ed.? Chriatnaa it al
?o*t bert* a?d U will Ml tw loog
'v -
? Uv^1 V
before out j.? i ? J will l?o wealing tie
*'?oM w;jumi" j?ivfn l?y the l?her?)
.<di(<o of The Chronicle, an eyi*
dfclX'* of itji' f*Cl lli-il lo-| ^opilljil
ity ir liy tint of any
other >?ui?i? l-idv in (lie oni.ntlfo
N<?w Mr, Kil , 1 am < ? p 1| to t Vie
plan suy^esli d hy one of vour err
iXtpondrllt* ? I 1 1 *1 1 l III' itCNl ('iifllA it|
he for the mo* I popular voiri^
man, the "prize I ?#? ? ?? i? the most |Waji- j
nt ar voting Udy. Iioni'ht m he
foi the oglient v,li"iC 'rnnn, nii'l*
pcihap* i lie wiiier from this pi nee
would gel u half dozen vojrs an v- j
w a \ .
"I" lio. M-hool :ii hi* place i* heiny)
j taught l?V 1'iof. ,1. I'" (Cni/.Uiinfter, j
Lot lie, ( lie l h ve ?? r*ol d dtujjh
j t<*r of Mr. nuil Alt*. Than. ( lyhurnj
I who kv i.fi ton iU' (I 2 ui t Us ago i h le
cov^r i;?L' / .'St.
There have l>een hvfi1 or three
in u< I in tiii<4 community in the
I a <? t few day#. A negro child
hiiten nrid, itiso, ? great many
dogs. Several whites made nar
i o\v t'scnpi s.
The Kphworlh League had i5*
social meeting at Mr. I'lios. Cnu
then's last Kridity evening. 'I lie
evening w as pleasantly nnd profit
ably spent hy all present. There
^vero several selections read liv the
young Indies, ope hy Mr. Joe Gard
ner, and a comical recitation hy
Prof, ,1. K. Knt/minger. The inu
sic was fninishcd V?y the clodr. In
hddition to this, was a <1 net sung
hy Miss Kanniu C nuthen and Mr.
Lwmmie Canllien which was a per
fect treat.
Wishing the Kditor a merry
Christ m a wo close.
Bombshell.
TRESPASS NOTICE.
All iwrvin- ii ?*?? lH-iehv notified not t<>
1resp'i<?< upon I he estate land* "f W. W
j'llnl; l?ii tin' |-nrj!i)-<e of hunting, hauhni!
i ?.u..J i.r fur :;iiy >1 her purpose whatsoever.
A ii > on.- I . .11 in I violating this notice will
jlv dealt wit h t<? the full extent of the law.
M KS. \V. \V. llALL.
A<lnnnist rat rix,
i hui'know. S. C . Dev. 7ih. '!>7.
AT 'III 10
mn n\
Christmas CJoods <?3ai!6ro!
j 10 v(?i\v tli i nuc You Can
j Think 01! Lowest Prices
I You Kvcr iioutilif Al.
Dolls from 2 to
8 dollsir.
Do!! v arrives, em
<ilrs, wagons.
. our i>i<; 39c,
waiion i\i 50e. value.
Vases at 10, 15, ?.?,
5?c. a pair.
FINE LINE OF WARRANTED
JEWELRY! '
FIREWORKS S
? Wo sot the paeo 011 I hem.
' Store.
NEXT TO KENNEDY'S.
Christmas
Presents
FOR OLD AND YOUNG
at Tin:
p.
NICE. NEW AND NOVEL
GOODS TO SELECT FROM.
Consisting of a.n elegant
assort nu-rit of ('II IX A and
(JLASSWARK. -
Dofi't forget to seo our
line of Photograph Albnins,
Picture Books and Games,
Dolls, Toys, <&c
Our selection of Dolls,
Toys, etc ," ...will please you.
Why not see tltcm "before
you buy*
WE WANT YOUR TRADE.
Rcnicm!)^ we are never
ttutleiwtbi ? OUH i'KIOKH fJKTvi/
TIIB CJOOI>H ?
Respectfully,
(, R J)uBoS? & Co;y
/ Druggist*.
And reap%d a harvest o' Bargain^, Never before in the his
tory nf'L'amdcn has *\u-h tempting bargains been displa^eti
We ram aeked every nook and corner lor the host values.
Look at the Udlowing Bargains:
Dm>s ^oonsg g-^KRSS /"toons ?
hkss ^aoopsi L^ujc^s VaooDsj
M ore Press (joi.iUund Silks than can la**. found in all other
Mores. The reason we are having such big /Press Goods sales,
is that wo have the correct stales and low prices. None of
ynnr last winter's rough, nappy effects. The 1807 Winter
.styles are in this store. Already we art; re-orderihg some line
Press Patters. Plain nice goods and Plaid Tu Helens take the
lead "Th;?y are the tiling." See on r li*t, then come and see
the goods:
88 inch all wool Poplin, in p'ain and granite weaves.
10 " Jnetjnad Novelties, new colorings.
? 52 " all wool Broadcloth.
|0 Wool Pebble Plaids, high colors,
I 1 ? " All Wool Serge, 7 new shades.
27 pieces single- Width Oashinere.
?i(> -and 40 inch all wool plain and TricotxFlannel.
fl&vlinjl'-iO inch (irovjland Suitings.
Arabesqe Fancy Brocades.
New, Kinks, Assorted shades.
Mortante, Assorted shades.
Art' -lA. Vf V Ml m. ? . _ . ^
SK1HT PATTERNS! DRESS PATTERNS!! SOLID pieces!!!
Black roversiblo Bi iliiantine. Plain and lancy Brilllantine,
BlaeK 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
serge.
1 i pUT C21 f ^dk Spend our, Figured India,
1 'SJ a Oros Grain, Figured Taffeta, Trusel
Stripe, Glace Taffeta, Black Satin Duchess, Black Satin and
anything in Silks, Mohair :> t) d Silk Soutache Braid, Tubulor
Braid, Beaded Trimmings, Narrow Mohair, Colored Beaded
Trimmings, and many other Trimmings suitable to any . dress
pattern.
OUR LINE OF JEANS,
Brown, Checked ahfl bleach Homespun, Prints, Ginghams;
ICiKon and wool Flannels are tho cheapest ever shown in tins :r ;
! market. Good Pi juts 4e per yard; full standard Prints 5c per
yard, woith 6}e; Checked Homespun 8c per yard; a lot of Out- ?
mg at le per yard, hotter grades 8i to 10c per yard; 4- 1 bleach :\i
j only 5c per yard, #9 inches' wide; Sea Inland at per- <yaMy-"^
Good Jeans 10o per yard, good, wool en Jeans 206 por yard,
our 0 ounce all wool Joans for Hoc per yard, as good as ever
sold on market at #3 J. ??
f lie Sl(oo [[oii^c of (jamileit.
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? k.m,
$8,500 stock of Shoes to select from always leads, and this
j season wo have eclipsed all'tormer efforts, and can show you
1 tho greatest lino of shoes ever brought to this market, 'f* Infant
. shoes from 2oc up. Women Shoes, button and lace. Ladies p
i patent tip Kid Button shoes for ?51. Lino of custom made kid
[shoes 1.50 to $ 2 that are fireat values. Men's high cut ~bro- r
!gans 76c. Line of incn'o Gaitors- 1., 1.60 and #2, best shoesO ?
i ever sold at these prices. Full line, of 4iSachs" Ladies fine j
! shoes, every pair guaranteed the best ladies Shoes on tho mar? ;
jkct. Full line of uIIill & GreeuV' Little Giant school shoes,*
j every pair guaranteed. Full line of Hine & Lynch's men's cus
tom made Shoes $3 to $350, every pair guaranteed. ^
1 ATU IMA! WeVlmvef 10,000 udth
V# Lm I nilMVail of Clothing bought be
fore the tarilf w;is put on these goods, are now worth. 20 per?
cent more than when we bought them. We* bought them to -
isell, nut for speculation, and are satisfied to part with them at j
i prices based on their cost to us, and not present worth. V 7""^
All wool Chevoit Suit $1.75. All wool Kersey suit,
i lilacK Clay Worsted Suits ?5. Suits $7.50 to $8, that would
. be good value at ?10. t ^
! Higher grade suits from $10 to $15 in nobby styles, are L
| great values. Our line of Black Dress Suits for Jiff, to $20 can
not be equalled. When this stock is exhausted ufc price will r
1 have to be advanced on account of the Tariff. Our line?of?
; Children Suits is the best and cheapest we ever had from- $lr;
: to $t>. A nice lino of Boys Sailor Jollar Suits sizes 3 to 8. y eavsi^
A full line of Hats. Caps, Gents burnishing good9, &c. I^-f
'is well known that our Fall stock is the largest display of m?
2 newest and best products of the Manufacturers in this coun-^
try. We have long since risen above the point of rivalry -.otW
j comparison. We thank a generous public for the liberal pjlt- J
ronage bestowed upon us in the past and extend a most cordial J
invitation to all to visit our store. - r
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To Cure n Cold in One Day.
Take. Lnxftli ve Bronio tannine
'P4 K| .. I ? k t 1 l ^ L ... r I . I
; li-. mi n-tuuti 11|\
money if it failA lo euro. 25o.
. okkick ok j
SnrKitvisons ok Kimiisthation, i
Kkk.siiaw Cot'STY.
Camukn, S. 0., Maiicii 8, 18117. J
Tlu* Hoard of Hegisti ation for Kershaw
Co.. will meet at the Court House in
Camden. on the 1st Mondays. Tuesdays
and Wednesdays of each month for ttie
purpose of registering voters. (Mice
hours from 9 a. in. to 3 p. in.
W. F. RUSSKLt.., Chairman,
MANX IN HA HON, Clerk,
J. P. K 1CTI A ltDS,
Members of the Registration Hoar ! for
Kershaw County.
"NEW
MACHINERY,
NEW OUTFIT!
Having pnrch-ised a complete tie"' outfit
? two new gins, iii'tt'1 Meam self trumping
press, ami suet ion elevator ? I am better
prepared to
GIN COTTON
than ever before. The best sample guaran
teed. and entire satisfaction given to every
euitorner. Cotton ginned at
$1 .25 PER BALE
Your patronage is solicited. (live ine
C. C. VAUGHAN.
IIow to Find Out.
Kill a bottle or common glass with
urine and letf stand twenty-four hour*;
a sediment or settling indicates' an un
healthy condition of ttie kidney*. When
urine stains linen it is positive evidence
or kidney trouble. Too frequent desire
to urinate or pain in the back, is also
convincing proof that tbo kidneys and
bladder are out of order.
V/hat to ao.
There is comfort in the knowledge *o
often expressed that I/r. Kilmer's
Swamp-Moot, the great kj/lney remedy
fiillHl* every wish in relieving pain in
the. back, kidneys, liver, bladder and
evorv part iho urinery passages. It
corrccVj^abflKyto hold ur'too and scald
ing pain in passih^it, fir had eflYcts fol
lowing n?o tif Hqarir;Ttiiwg or beer; and
overcomes that unplcrisntft necessity of
being compelled to get tip many times
during the night to urinate The mild
and ?ho extraordinary effect of Swamp
Koot is soon realized. It*fct*nd? the
highest for ita wonderful cure* of the
?*>at<lHM?e?aitne ea?6*. If rot? nerd n
medicine you should hn**? the tiest. Hold
by druggists, price *fltty cents and one
dollar. You ma/ have a Atmele bottle
?wl pamphlet both sent free by mail.
Mention The Camden Ctironlole ftfVd
year whire?? *> -IhyHKUwer & W,
III 1.-.^.^.. v V Tk. *
Rudy's Pile Suppository .
i *
J Is guaranteed lo cure Piles and
| Constipation, or money refunded.
50 els. per box. Send for list of
testimonials and Free Sample U?
MA II TIN RUDY, Registered Pliar
! macisi, Lancaster, Pa. For sale
Hy all first class druggists every
where, and in Camdyn, S. C\, l?y
; Frank M. Zemp.
Fast Schedules.
Through Froigh^?& Passenger
! Service Httwcen All Points
1 On t lift Ohio Ki.vor &Charles
lun And the .South Caro
ua AL Gftortria Kftatls.
| SCIIKIH'LK EFFKCTIVfiO* T. 18, '<>7.
North Carolina Express.
j Lv. 7 10 am Chnrlcstpn A r. 8 00 pm
8 57 l'ranchvillc 5 <r>~>
1(1 25 Kingville 4 44
7 00 Coin in l>ia 10 |0
^ C 20 Augusta .. 10 45
j 12 05 pm Cnmdon 3 00
1 05 Kershaw 2 <X)
1 45 Lancaster 1 00
2 80 ratawba .Timet 12 15
2 65 Hock Hill 11 65 am
."0 YorkviUc 11 15
Ar. i 35 Hlaeksburg Lv. 10 10
I l,v. 4 50 IMaeksburg Ar. 0 50
j 6 20 STu-t by .0 20
5 55 Henrietta $35
0 12 Forest Citv 8 20
fi 27 llutherforuton X 05
Ar. 7 ."JO Marion Lv. 7 00
Lv. fi .'JO TUaeksburg Ar. 7 'Ji
, Ar. 7 05 CiRilncv i.v. 0 50
Fast Through Freight.
Lv. 10 0.0 pm Charleston Ar. 7 35 am ;
I 60 am Branchvillc 1 30
5 Of) Kinpviile 10 00 pm j
Lv. 8 00 pm Columbia Ar. 7 05 am j
7 00 Augusta II 00 j
0 CO am Camden ~~--.4j. 40 pm j
II 10 Kershaw -Vftn
1 0(1 pm Lancaster 3 SO
2 40 Catawba June! 2 40 ?
4 30 Rock :H HI 12 40 j
t? 00 . YorKvlllo f 10 am !
Ar. 7 30 Blacksburg ,Lv. 8 00
Lv. 7 40 phi Mlacksbnrg Ar. JO ptn
y 20 SneToy A 80
10 0.7 Henrietta 3 .*?5
1025 Forest City 3 3,1
"-I0,'>0 Tluit) o^foro ton 3 05
Ar. 12 90pm Murion Lv. 1 30
Lv. 000 lUn Bl?ck#burg Ar. 7 50
Ar. 0 40 ?S^gjrtfhey Lv. 7 ?5
Xos. 32 and S3 will gel dinner at Ker
shaw. \
Thi cc steamers J?er week each way be.
lw< ton Cli'artcstort rittd N e w "YY?rk.
. Tiro steamers per week each way be
tween CharVMton and Boston. r
Clone eoftnecllen with Clyde Lino
Steamship Co. lo and from New York,
Boston and nil Northern and New Kng
land Cities. For further information aa
fome.i. flty?fr-Mne awHtwg*. aia^ c*ll
on Local. Contracting and Traveling
Agent?, of loth roads, or
\? A. RMKR80K, Traffic Manager,
Sonth Carolina & tieorgjaB. H. .
_ Charleston, it- C. ?
raffle Manager,
8. B. LUMPKtS, G??l. Frt. Aft , Ohio
<mEl To liUilli)
\l
I On tanning Unds in stilus of $3 -0 and
upward 5-vears loans.
j ' C. L. WiNKHSlt,
Attorney at Law.
~ JAS.L HAILE.
COTTON BUYER
For Alexander Hprunl & Son. Oll'.cc
at II. E. Ilaisall's 8t<>re.
~ DR. I.H.ALEXANDER,
Dentist.
Graduate of the ~ Philadelphia
Denial College, Session 1870-77.
OKFIOK BROAD STUKKT,
Camdks, 8. O.
Two doors South of Tfte Chron
icle OlFicc.
Hall & Hall,
\V 11 KKI.WIt f <i I'TS :tn?l Hl.ACKRMlTUP,
Solicit your patra.nagc. Wi* have just
purchased n tire *!?ri i?k ??r, the only ma
chine of the k in<1 ever brought to Cam
den. With it tiros are shrunk without
rutting and welding, which i? far hotter.
All kinds of rcparinv done*. Horse-shoe
ing a specialty. (iiv?* us a call.
Coffins.
W e carry a li le of collins of all siz >s.
.JIALL& IIALL.
TAX NOTICE
Office of Trcasuior Kershaw Co..)
Camden, S. S.?pt, 13th, 1897.)
In accordance with the Act \6 raise
sufudies for liscid ye?r. -C&nimi'nri-ig
January 1st. 18:) J, notice is hereby given
that ih?. Treasurer's t dice of Ker.-diaw
County will be npejk. fnr the collection r.f
taxes from thoT.lth d.?v of October, 1897.
until the 3l*t tl iy of 1 >ecemh.?r 1.S97.
The rate per centom for Kershaw Coun
ty is as follows :
mills.
State Taxes f>
SVI.ool " il
County " 9*4
1 1- n. ?
T??tr?l m.j mills;
Poll Tax 8,1.
The folloWiug8pcci.il le\ies have been
madu i-Iboi
' ndili.
Spechil school lax District No. 1 3"
For interna on school Honda
.? (irad.d school budding
_ H'?trict Xc. I "&?
Rpoflal ScLooi lax District Nr?. t a*;
' ' f ' / ! 4 -8 -
? ? 1 # > 7 g ?
' ? 10 2
II 2
J? 2
' ' 18 4
' ' ?? V 17 a
' ' ' ' 18 3
All information us to trxet wilt be far*
niahed upon application.
No liatof name
Uixe-o#is4-4?nH
money to riepoaiM
rkii roto will lit I
t *
mow,
for tax receipt* will
the awqnwr~gT'Unt
will, the Mlid lUt.
ETcrrbody Bajri' 80.
Cascareta Candy Cathartic, tbe mo?t 'won
derful medical discovery bf tlio age. Dleas
a::t ;;:;d ;cr?c?i{iuK io in? taste, act gently^
ami positively <Wf kidney?; liver and bowelst^
rlrausiug the entice system, dispel cold*,
cure headache, feve^;- habitual constipation
and biliousness. Please hay and irjr a ho*
of C. C. C. to-day; 10; 85. 50 cents. - Hold and
guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
Manage and I hysic d Cultur * ; Lul.'es _
md Children nttendo 1 in ih-ir ot?n
homes l?y Graduate of the Hoy.il Insti
tute of Gymnastics, Stjckl olm.
Instant Relief of Fain, ~
Kven old Deforming Druj-Proof Fain
uy
LOTOS BATHS, RULPIIUIt and OXY*,
,UKS and SALT SKA BATHS#
Kasv. Harmless, Permanent and^M**^/
| luuxt ?urc. < ? ? .
Gentle exercises for weak children, "
and Gentlemen and Ladies with weak
lungs or joints. ... rr
This treatment is endorsed by the
medical faculty of the world. The fol"'"'
lowing diseases usually yield to thi8";"-"
treatment Temporary lour of strength, 7"
nerv?us prostration, insomnia, paralysis, " T
ilieumatism, constipation, piles, kidney
h flection, uterine weaknes*, femalo weak
r.ess, a fleeted spine and joints ' ? ?
Dr. J. E. Hadley,
Professiofls#Nurse. 3
JD^^Ollice over F. M. Zemp <fc De
Pass' l)ru? Store.
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BELLAMY AIFQ, CO., AttuU,
Mothers
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