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. PUBLISHED KVKHY FRIDAY ? BY ? > ' W- Xj- M?aiOWBLL wapwMHpttgB ms^sasggmsrs ??? ss gg OAMDRN, S C., DEC. 24, > 1897. BmwoHirrioi* ItATwa'i?Ono year, $1.00. *ix mouths, 50 cents ; throe months, 2*> con?*. In advance. On time #1.50 |?i*r mmum, K vtkh vok Advkhtisino :t-Ordimuy I transient advertisnionts, first insertion ( $1.00 per square ; each subsequent in* \ iottlou 50 cents per square. Oath rates for W?.U?, host and Found, Ac., not exceeding five 1 incm, ?-'? cent* -each insertion and 6 cents per lino for each additional lino. Ruslnefts locala, 5 cuntrt per lino each in* uertion. Official m^l le^al notices at tho rate a! lowtul by law, Hates for coutraot advertising will In1 an nounced npon application ut theolHco. Remittances by checks, drafts and postal money orders should he made payable "to W. L. MoPOWEbL, Camden, JS. O. el . -j-1 "the Chronicle, has purchased the ?power press \and printing out fit of >-^-^he Camden Journal and now has th&combtnQi outfits of both papers. mciktXg 11 one o f the heat <<juipj>ed o f lices t* the State . Christmas. To-morrow will bo Christinas ? a day that marks tho moat important * of all evont ? tho hirth of tho He deemer of mankind! Let us enter in to tho true spirit of the occasion, and let each heart overflow with joy anJ thankfulness tor such a gift! Hing out ye bells, ye Christinas hells, Your plad and happy story, lting out, widi peals of holv mirth, Your Honsr to all tlio listening earth ! Jsow far and wide your echoes Hlny, And wake each Inward lieart t<> K'ing Ilosanna to the little Child ? if Tho I4ord of blfo and (5 lory ! Oh, sweet tho sound of Christinas bells, .And sweet the music nf their swells, Which toll this happy story ! Clod's wondrous K'f't to lis is thisr* "Dear Babe, so pure and holy ! bong years ago, on Methleh em's plains, j The shepherds heard angelic strains, j Proclaiming Jesus Christ was horn ; Their blessed son# is ours this morn. j iinsanna to the little Child ? Tho Lord of bile and Glory ! Ob, fweet the sound of Christmas bel's, And awcot the music of their swells, Which tell this happy story! Vs . FrQff I'o ml Croak hi gs. Our Public Officials, Dr. Wyrepuller, Mr. Oils Hunter, Tho Blue Pencil, Gov. Ellorbo and Mrs. Thasa. Tliie is an awfully bad woild. In fact tho worst wo over lived in. Not only is it a very bad world but it is growing worse. When we first began to observe the Ways of felio world/' wo hoard little but the prattle of children. Now we often hear cursing and swearing, lies and profanity. ? Tho weathor litis joined tho gen eral decay. Before the war we al ways had frequent snows. This year it soems that there will never bo any. It is almost Christmas and not a flake has fallen yet. Our public officials are no exemp tion to the degeneracy of the times. In the golden past the embryonic officeholder would not tell an un truth, even about so small a mat ter as cutting down ohorry trees. Now ? if all the lies of our would . 1 be officeholders were recorded, all the libraries in the country would not hoM the recorda. Has McKinley sent a commis sion to Europe and begged pei mis sion to annex Hawaii? Governor Ellerhe and bin l'rivv Council are in favor of prohibition if the Dispensary law can not be put on a better fooling than it is nt present. And yet those Privy Councillors want to keep on using "liquid hcllflre" for sacramcntal purposes. What a rare jewel is consistency. Our people, without regard to denomi national linev, are highly pleased to see that Rev. Whitelluld ll<dler, who has served (he Frog <-? Pond Circuit the past year so ac ceptably is returned here again. Dr. J. L. Wyrepuller and Mr. Oils Hunter wiiojrfent in Klnrence last week to labor with "divine providence" | Don't capitalize] for the return of Re, v. Mr. Holler for the enduing year, returned yester day. % Mr. Olis Hunter has recently had his residence repainted and other improvements made about his home. He now has by far the finest residence in this community. Mr. Hunter is our premium farmer ftbcTone of our most intelligent and public spirited citizens, and would malce an excellent Representative for thi* county in tho next legisla ture. Whatever else you run your blue pencil through, Mr. ?ditor out of this paragraph. We ?zpoet to botroW a V on the _ #t*?ogth of ik The Fr*f Pond school will close for tho Christmas holidays jiest Prof. Birch win spend st his old horns in Choo to bum it at V r. Si ill on wit" hn?f hivn wiiw?l! for n?nio :im"o ji out again He was able to did mo his * ifu ml ovoi the yard yesterday. Ht? speedy icoovery in duo to tlio ? i* v I ji<> ?' Vkl?* ollVcts of Dr. lit tinoHc'M Panacea. lVc have n<? weddings to report, b vk 7?u have it on good authority? l\/r?. Thaso? that thero will bo sev oral about litre during Christmas timcB. Hal Croaker. Jroia Qup (.fore^ioiiilent^ Nowhere. Mr Ivi ? No news of any impor tnnoo. No inarriauos to report this timo think wo w ill lavo ono nest time 0 MIbh Nannio MoCaskdl, eno oi A buoy's most popftlnr young Indie* ifi visiting relattvy in this burg. We are glad t<Tseo Cornstalk out again. He lells n? in his tirnt breath that luvdoos not know us, in Iiih next breath he nays we tire not nt? good a man as lie thought we were. That is curious to us. He must be a prophet. He says ho hot f*o? ft new alumnae this religion, will he please let- us have it in his next piece, fpr ho is no slow, we are afraid will bo fool eel into tho mormon elipw-h before wo hoar from him again ^iiiIosh he ^rets a move on him, for Wo certainly lifts not disoussod morinanism any Vet. We thought lie was anxions t <"? Vlisenss mormonism bat it seem# he has changed tiis mind sineo wo ?re plied to his pieee, we did not intend to aearo him that bail. He agrees to spend tho money he had to loan ns as we suggested Ho says he has $00 more to spend for carbolic ncid to soak ujormoritem out of No body and Chattel box. Wo surest lhat ho spend it for education so that the young ireneration will know what ihe Constitution of the State nays and also what Hie Constitution of tho IK S. says in regard to relig ion. He says Joseph Smith wan a f ilso prophet, but does not give bin reasons for saving km. Will .ho p| on so givo ''t in his ncxtr^pl^ce. From what wc can loam .JiiSoph Smith sealed hi* testimony wrfth his blood, could ho do moro? think not. Chris'.'. wns erne llod, l'oter and tho rest. of th? npostles whipped naked and rn^ r: <?ni place to p ace, by mobs. Wo nro sorry Corn K'alk was not present to hollow amen f?"?r them IJro. llnmb thinks we nro i t? - nornnt. we bolero in worshipping A'mightv Cod according to tho d e tales of our eonseioncc and allowing all men the same privilege. We be lievo in obeying, honoring and mis tabling the law. I f I o calls that ig norance wo will own up. Novus Homo. Ionia Dear Chronielo : ? Wo liavo boon 'thinking wo would send von a few dots from this section for some time, but news is very scarce and we hard.' y know how to begin. parties are the order of Ihe day*,tTO\y.^ Sometimes the married men ?fet. tho young ladies boxes and then the young men got the married ladies box. Hut just so they liavo a good supper in th' ia. it is all right. Wo beard a certain young man sav that he would like to yolo in Ihe young ladies' contcst, hut unluckily for him his girl lives in another connty. Wo expect 1 o vote for the one we think deserves it if sho gets only our votes. Mr. A. M. IMeCaskill a popular young man of tho Antioeh section was sporting in this hurg List Sun day. Mips rmnilla Thompson a charm i n?r young ladv of tiiJ IJeulali section and Miss Kizzie Pavis, of Antioeh, were vi&itiutf hero vee.ont.lv. Mr. Ivenith McCaskill, of Antioeh pays frequent visitslo this neighbor hood . Mr. Lawrence Pavi*. one of Cedar Creek's most popular young men was visiting here last Saturday. Tis with dorp re .-ret that tlio poo pie in this community say farewell to Uro. Stokes. Wo wish him , suc cess in his new Held and hopp lie will not fc?r?et his many friends' here. V ivian. Rural. Messrs. Newton Woodham, Swil lie Gardner and h\ C. Skinner wore visitors to this section recently. ? Messrs. Crueh and Clyburn, of Camden, were in this section with stock Inst week. They made several sales here. Theio was a sociable given at the residence of Mr. .f<>!i:i Parnoll on Thursday evening Inst. (Juite an enjoy yblo time for the young folk*. A uuinher of Kuml sports at tended gala week at our city by t he sea. There will lie h Christmas tree tiven by the M. I<?. Sunday Soliool j at Kembert's Church Thursday evening, Dec. 2.'ird. If reports arc true ore this is in print one of our widowers will again he remarried. .lust Guess. Pine Trco Well kind Editor: ? As I aui at leisure I will try to scribble a few words to The Chronicle, just to !?? ? the correspondents know tlmt I an) alive ; Sister Brown Eyes |>ni?? ns n vi??it last week, also Mr. Willie Kfc^inT' accompanied by lii^ sister Miffs Lou visited ub last week. / Mrs. Henrietta Myers ift vory ill, iwitwo hopo she wilf woOn reroyer. * Well Mr. Editor, news is so scarce 1 will have to elose. My flece Is so sbort and so disinteresting I guesa it will And its way to the waste bas ket, bn'. if It don't I will come ngain soon. Hoping yon and all the corres pondents * merry Xmas. Hlue Eyes. Pine Otot?. Ur^Emor I? As it is my -first iifiM to writs to tt*? dear </b rookie I you will find f p u .v in it for my < f w In cm. Wo iir?; liaviitt; a |>1c i: t y <>f rain in this M'ction ani on d w on til- r sldefl. ttityord* have stepped for Cliri&t miiH nn?l Santa <!?utN to donto Wo nio Horry that liuv. IV'tor Siokea had In 1( m vc, but \v c hopo to moo1 liin? in a bet t ?*r hoiiiH above. MifU Mi'iVrict tft Mvvrs of thin k(c> tion Iwis been vury low but Is wn< pro vitii/ fast Wo I ?<> j >?? to mood see her up arid u'oini* a^ain. Not much iHtWH tliia time, I'u t hop in^ to coiuu a^ain soon. l'ohcy 15. y. AT fllK ItilMi: STOIffi Clu lsl mas (Jooris IJalorel Kver.v tiling V?m Can Think Of! Lowest Pricos Von Kvor iionglit At. Dolls lroiiir2 l-v2c. to I dollar. Doll carriages, cra dles, wagons. Set; our log 30c. wagon at 5?c? value. Vases at to, 15, ;??>. 50c. a pair, FINE LINE OF WARRANTED JEWELRY! F \v e sot the pace cm then). NEXT TO KENNEDY 0. Tax Returns for 1898. Olli.-e of County Auditor, i Kei.shuw County, . > < 'ainden, ri. C., Nov. 1)0, *1>7. j Notice is hereby yiven tlial tin* Audi tor'- ollice f??r reeei vir. t; State and County t;ix returns will l?s* open from .lunuaty 1st. lsns. |d February 20th, IS!)S, (Sundays ex cent ed.) T Iterates of t lio appoint incuts nt which time tp> Auditor or Ins deputy will visit 1he usual places in the county foi receiv ing returns archived below: Turkey Creek church (school house) Monday, *.Tnnuiirv .list . byzenhv's ( \\'. S. Smith's) Tuesday, Feb. Id. " K iley's Mill. Weduendav Feb. "nd. I'nlT.ilo (Kirklev'.s Stoic) Thursday, Feb. Mrd. Westvillc, Saturday. Feb. 51 h. Cantey Hill, Monday, l'V.b. 7lli. Liberty Hill. Tuesday, ?. Sth rurebn's M ill, Thursday. Fob 101 <i. Itabou'sX Roads, Friday. Feb 1 1 1 1 1 - IMPORTANT. l! isiinnoitant that taxpayers in milk ing their returns, lie careful to st.ite the school district ? whether iicnv . or old ? in which they reside- a! the lime of making r? turns. Also lo slate if it is the sanm r i:rtncr n?; when tilRt I'eDirn was made. WHO SI ml' 1. 1) MAKK RKTUKN'S. The law requires that nil persons own ing property or in anywise having charge of such property either ns n?cnt. husband. iMiai'tlian. tiustee, executor, ad mi nisi rat or, &c., return the same under oath to the 'Auditor, who requests all persons to be prompt in making their returns and save t he .">() percent penalty, which will be lidd ed to the property valuation of all persons who fail to make returns within the time prescribed bv law. IIOW AN1> WHAT TO RHTFKX Asses'ow* fllxl uupayers will chter the first given name of the taxpayer in full, also make a separate return for each par ty for the township the properly is in and where Ihe taxpayer owns realty to insert t he pi>stoll:rc as their place of residence, and t hose who only own personal properly to give tin* party's name who owns the land they live on, and in each and every ease to name* ho No. of School District l he property is in. All personal and r.'al Property owned on the ]st day of January, 1WM, must be re turned foi taxation; am! all changes or transfers of real estate noted. 1 u order lo a void confusion, part ie-< mak ing returns should state number of acres of land owned at time of making l ist re turns in columns marked "IJenl Proper ty." Any real estate acquired or trans ferred since la t returns should be entered! m columns for that purpose giving name I ??f party or parties from whom bough! or 1 O U llOUl soli I. All new buildings should l>e returned as "Real I'rojM rtv" acoiiired since Iji -- 1 return TI'IK PtH.L TAX The new ('institution w hich went inloj full ope at ion after the UJst ?>f December. i 1SP5, provides f<?r a poll tax of Olio Dollar upon all citizens of this Stale between the ng? s of Twenty -One and Sixty years, ex cepting ( *i >n ft derate soldiers above the ape of Fifty years. Parties making returns for the Ureal year 1HW will bear In mind this Constitutional provision and govern themselves Accordingly. A11 rrtnmy nrnst be madc.j>"n or before >lm VuUtJiij "( I'1' 'ijilTn' n? \l. I ( Hiinot lake returns after that date jv the other work of this oflleo must go on. All re turns marie after the 20th <>f f;Ybrurtry nre subject to the 50 percent, penalty. All returns nent by mnil mn*l bo m;ulc out on pro|>er blanks ninl sworn to lH<fore some proper officer qualified to administer faidonth. Olhtnc^it ihry tcill net Le acctyt ed al Ihi* "for* tt* r/*?rr/? The law provides that Insurance agent* shall make returns for the business done by each company. / The (bounty IWtard of Equalization will meet at the Auditor's oflice on Wednesday, March 1 1th. 18JH, for the purpose of equalising property," hearing complaints, protests, etc. . . .. JXOrnTDIf A f\ KKOBP, Auditor Kershaw Co. And reaped a harvest o'* Bargains. Never before in the his tory of ( 'aintli'ii hits such tempting bargains been displayed. YVe ran mucked every nook and corner for the best values. Look a I the following Birgdins/ #?*<><> i>s ^ioods; KKSS K l?>:s OODS0 OODS; 1 iJ?>S Uafr' i Aura -- - .. A I ore Dk^ Goods and Silks than can be. found in all other stores. The ft'Oson wo are having such I > i 14" Dress Goods sales, is that we have the correct stales and low prices. None of eour last winter's v. >ugh, nappy effects. The 1807 Winter styles are ii? this store. Already we are re-ordering some fine Dress Putters. Plain nice goods and Plaid Turletcns take the lead ikTln>y are the thing." See our list, then conio and see [he good>: 88 inch all wool Poplin, in p'ain am! granite weaves. ?10 " ,Tue<|und Novelties, 0 new colorings. " all wool Brosuleloth. 10 " Wool Pebble .Plaids, high colors. 44 " All Wool Serge, 7 new shades. ~7 pieces single- Width Gush mere. and 4 0 inch all wool plain mid Tricot Flannel. ' 3(> and 40 inch Grow* land Suitings. Arabesqe Fancy Brocades. New Kinks, Assorted shades. Murtantey, Assorted shades. 1 S K 1 liT J'ATTKKNS! DRKS8 PATTERNS!! SOLID Fiocos!!!; lil nek reversible Bi illiantine. Plain and fancy Brilliantine; BlacK all wool storm sorgo, Black all wool Granite Cloth. Black all wool Brocades. satin finish. Black nil wool Broad cloth. Black all wool Henrietta, satin finish Black wove storm HJltfO. r; - 31 Silk Spcndour, Figured India. u uw, M ^ u Gros Grain, Figured Taffeta, Truse! Stripe, Glace Taffeta, Black Satin Duchess, Black Satin and anything in Silks, Mohair mid Silk Soutache Braid, Tubulor Braid, Beaded Trimmings, Narrow Mohair, Colored Beaded Trimmings, and many other Trimmings suitable to any dress pattern. 4 MW? MI V ? __ y Brown. (Checked and bleach Homespun, Prints, Ginghams; : (btton and wool Flannels are the cheapest ever snown in mis market, Good lVjnta 4e. per yard; full standard Prints 5o per yard, woith G{c; Checked Homespun 3c per yard; a lot of Out ing at lc per yard, hotter grades S3 to 10c per yard; 4-4 bleach . ; only 6c per yard, tf!) inehes wide; Sea Island at 4c per yard, Good J cans iOe per yard, ^food woolen Jeans 20o per yard, our D ounce all wool leaps for 2do per yard, as good;' as ever | sold on tuarket at J |jc JJou^e of ^amitea, $*,009 .stock of Shoes to select from always leads, and this j season wo have eclipsed all tormer efforts, and can show you j the greatest line of shoes ever brought to this market. Infant shoes from 25c up. Women Shoes, button and lace, v Ladies j u t tip Kid Button shoes for $l.J. Line of custom nnide kid shoes 1.50 to $2 that are great values. Men's high cut bro gans 76c. Line of men's Gaitors 1, 1.60 and $2, best shoos ever sold at these prices. Full line of "Sachs" Ladies fine shoes, every pair guaranteed the best ladies Shoes on the mar1 ket. Full line of "Hill & Green's" Little Giant school shoes, every pair guaranteed. Full line of Iline & Lynch's men's cus torn made Shoes $o to $350, every pair guaranteed. JT tf^TPUl S We have $10,000 worth ILeb \toiX 9 I s 5 i \i J of Clothing bought be fore the tariff was put on these goods, are now worth 20 per ~ I .cent more than when we bought them. We bought them to | sell, not for speculation, and are satisfied to part with them at ? I prices based on their cost to us, and not present worth. All wool Ohevoit Suit $4.75. All wool Kersey suit, $4, HlacK Clay Worsted Suits $5. Suits $7.50 to $8, that would be goou value at $10. Higher grade suits from $10 to $15 in nobby styles, are I great values. Our line of Black Dress Suits lor $7 to $20 can - | not bo equalled. When this stock is exhausted the price will i have to be advanced on account of the Tariff. Our line of : | Children Suits is the best and cheapest we ever had from *1 ~7* to *(>. A nice line of Boys Sailor Jollar Suits sizes 3 to 8 years, * A full line of Hats. Caps, Gents burnishing goods, &o. It - J is well known that our Fall stock is the largest display ot the j newest and best pi od nets ct the Manufacturers in this coun try. We have long since risen above the point of rivalry or comparison. We thank a generous public for the liberal pat ronage bestowed upon u.s in the past and extend a most cordial ; I invitation to all to visit our store. VERY lE^ZESIFIEOTIEnULXj"^", TZE3ZZ??3 OIB"1 IEjO~Vvr IPIE^/IOIEUS To Cur<? tv Cold in One Day.. Tnke L?xniivc Brotno Quinine T:?t?!ols. All refund ihe money il' it fails to cure, 25c. NEW BOARDING HOUSE. I wish to announce that I have taken charge of the boarding house on upper Main street lately conducted by Mr. 10. M. Hcndrix, and will in fu ture conduct it upon a first class plan. The bonne will be well furnished, and the (able supplied with the bcdl the. .mar ket affords and prices will be moderate. A call is respect fully solicited and we guaran tee satisfaction. Kcspectfull v. K. CLOUD. FOR OLD AND YOUNG S 4 AT Til 10 POPULAR NEW DRUG STORE1 , -I? ^ NICE, NEW AND NOVEL GOODS TO SELECT FROM. Consist intr of an elegant assort n tin f of CHINA audi GLASSAVARK. f )oiTl forget to sees oiu ' line of Photograph Albums, Picture Hooks and Games, j Dolls, Toys, /Ac- 1 Our selection of 'Dolls, j Toys, etc., wilt please you. | Why not sec tlicni before you buy? ' lr" WE WANT YOUR TRADE. Remember wc are never undersold ? OUR PlilC'ES SELL TIIK GOODS Respect fully, C P. 5uBoS? &-Co.r _ JPjruiKwta. I,. Rudy's Pile Suppository Is guaranteed to cure 1* i lea and Constipation, or money refunded, ;"?0 ets. per box. Send for list of testimonials and Free Sample to MARTIN KUDY, Registered Phar macist, Lancaster, Pa. For sale by all tirst-claas druggists every where, and in Camden, S. C., by Frank M. Zsmp. Fast Schedules, ' Tli rnuyli l^rfiyht *V I'JU'sCll^or ! S<lVvT<"*<r II < AM f'oiiits On I lie Ohio ICiver & Clin ri<?s Iiiii Anil tli? Soutli < -a ro 1 1 it ?V 0<M?rjfia Koads. I SCII KDri.K KKFKCTI VK OCT. 18, '1)7. North ('arolina Kx press. ; Lv. 7,10 nin Charleston Ar. 8 00 pm j H 57 Hranchville 5 55 10 v?"? Iv itiK villc 4 4 1 7 ho Colombia 10 10 <> 20 Augusta 10 45 12 0."> pin Camden 3 00 1 05 Kershaw 2 <H) 1 4~> Lancaster 1 00 2 250 Catawba Jnnct 12 15 2 55 Hock TI ill 11 56 am :::;o York villi: H 15 Ar. 4 35 Hlaekshiirg Lv. 10 10 [,v, 1 50 IMackfthurg Ar. 0 50 5 20 Shelby 0 20 5 55 Henrietta 8 35 r> 12 Forest Citv 8 20 ?5 27 Kiitherfordton 8 05 Ar. 7 30 Marion Lv. 7 00 Lv. <! "0 lUaekflbiirg Ar. 7 2? Ar. 7 05 < iafl'nev Lv. G00 Fast Through Freight. : Lv. 10 00 pm Charleston Ar. 7 35 am I 50 am Hranchvillo 1 30 5 00 Kingvitlo lO(?0pm Lv. 8 00 pm Columbia Ar. 7 05 am f 7 00 Augusta 1 1 00 *.i 00 nm Cnnwlon ' (5 40 pm II 10, Keraliaw 5 3') 1 i'0 ^tn Lancaster 3 50 2 40 ( Vtawlla J unci 2 40 4 30. Hftck Inil 1240 ?; oO YqrktfHIo 0 -10 itin J Ar 7 30 BlaekKlnirg Lv. 8 00 Lv. 7 40 run Blaekflburg Ar. 0 10 pm y 20 Sheloy * 5 30 in 05 Henrietta 3 55 10 25 Forest City . 8.85 10 -"0 RuiheWordton 8 Q6 Ar. 12 20pm Mutton , Lv. 1 30. Lv. 0 00 am Hlnc^sblirg Ar. 7 50 Ar. C, 10 (JafTruV Lv. 7 !5 X<>s. 32 ftiid 33 will get dinner At Ker shaw. Three steamers per week each way be tween Charleston and New York; Two Mtoftmorg per. week each way lx? tweon Charleston nn?l Huston. Close connection with Clydo Line Steamship Co. to an<l from New York, Boston And all Northern and New Kng lan?l Cities. For farther information ha 1 to rsfe.i, Clyde Line Mailing?, etc call on I?o?'aL Contracting and Traveling Agent", of l.oth roada. or F?. A. EMERSON, Truffle Mantgor, South Carolina Sc. Georgia R. R., 4 1K^i If at fin - M E. F. C.K AY. Traffic Mauager, ? ? ... 8.KWWKU9, OcnL Fn. Aft , Ohio j On fanning lanfls in stuns of $3 ,0 an-1 upward 5-vears loans. C. L. WiXKI/OR, Attorney at Law. JAS. L, MILE,"" ' COTTOW BUYER For Al<'xs;n?lpr Kprunt & Son. Ofl'.ee at. II. K. HalsaM's store. DR. I.H.ALEXANDER, Dentist. Gia'ltniP t if the Pliil'uloltiiiiii Den til C'i >1 lege, Session 187G-77. O F F 1 C K B'R'OAD SIKK KT, Camdek, S. 0. 'IVn ?luotd South tif The Chron icle Olhep. WilEKl.w liKi Mrs nn.I Bi.acksmithp S ili( it your patronage. Wo have jus purchased ii tire hhrinker, tiio onlv ma chine of the kind e\er brought to Cam don. With it tire* are shrunk with. ml cutting ainl welding, which in far hotter j .All kinds <>f roparini* done. JIorso-Hhoe j ing a specialty. (ii vo ns a call. Coffins. We carry a liuo of coflin* ?.f r.ll sizes. II ALL & HALL. TAX NOTICE ( )fliee of Treasurer Korshnw no.,) Camden, S. t' Sept. 13th, 18117. \ In nroor anct! umi tin: Act rai?? supplies for fiscal year, commcm-i-ip January 1st, 18.(0, notice is horebv given that the Treasurer's ollico of K?r*dm\v ('(Miniv will be oper. for (he collection of lnx<-s froin flic loth day <?f October, 1807, until the 81st <1 i\' of Poeeliih?*r 1.S07. The rate per oenti'm for Kershaw ('oui> ty is as follows : mill*. ^tiite Taxes ^ ft t "? School '* 8' County " 8'.; It. H. " 2 '% T??tal--- J4?4 nulls. Poll Tux 31. The following 8pf4ci.il iciies have been made ?.lao: V V \ VjnllU. Spech I school tax No- 1 5"? For interest on s.-hool 3*on<lj GrittJi J srffool' b ut Mi ng l>i*trh-fXo. 1 / Asocial tirx IHArirt No. I tl\ 4 8 - ? , '72 ? ' ? ? jo 2 It SL It 2 IS 4 IT 9 . IB 8 All Informational* to Uxe? will be tw nUh?d upon applle^t**^, N*? lint vt *:?mf * tfo ux receipt* rill bo rccctircd trf Ttf ?noney to (kpo^iicil with tfca aiM lint. M, ,a?jf Everybody Buy* So. Cascarets Candy Cathartic, tbo most won derful medical discovery of the age, pleas ant and refreshing to the taste, act gently and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels, rleauslng Urn entire system, dispel colds, - euro headache, fever, habitual constipation and biliousness. Please buy and try a box of C. C. C. to-day; JO, 89. M> cents, bold and gua^untced to cure by all druggists. Massage unci Physical Culture; Indies ?n.l Children attended in their own homes by Ciraduate of the Royal Insti tute of Gymnastics, Stdcklmhm ? Instant Relief of Fain, Even old Deforming Drug-Proof Pain BY LOTOS BATHS, SULPIIUK and OXY (iKN and 8 ALT SKA BATHS, Easy, Harmless, Permanent and Al most sure. Gentle exercises for weak children^ and Gentlemen and ladies WlltT~W$3k lutigs or joints. Tli is treatment. is endorsed by the best medical faculty of the world. The fol lowing diseases usually yield to this treatment: Temporary loss of strength, nervaus prostration, insomnia, paralysis, 1 1 1 eti mat ism, constipation, piles, kidney aflVction, uterine weakness, female weak ness, affected spine and joints Dr. J. E. Hadley, Professional Nurse. ?*P~Ofliec oyer F. M. Zemp ?fc De I'umh' Drug Store. The Hand of Fate l'il\?.| W >V*1 f." I.J I(M]| !,.ik ntt'i ?o? i* it ev!r*t?:n ''"'TTV.itilliioi i;lioiii?l initio i ri'.-iM. i|. i ! i i i .? i? a ? i-i- li rf *il rri*"S>' * i ti ll >. i>l it- m or< > ???? r !????? Ill*, r.-now jour \ ici>. , Hii'l Itiiik Minsk t Iicsii'i)' Mtiil fr*Mi i : k rit jouili. 1' ix U?l> vomai.'k tw?t ImimhI, Hti*l kIimIiK'Iix iim.k* li-irt* thflll A liiuilituiii- c;l ntliT r?tnr?ln?. Pclti'nfo ^ wolilill. 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