The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 24, 1897, Image 3
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$10,00 Reward,
Ton dollars reward for the gold
watch lost in Camden on the 16th
Inst. Finder can leave watch at
the drug store of C. F. DuHoso &
Co. and relieve reward.
*s' Strayed or Stolen
Rlai-k mare, six years old, about
14^ bauds higl1, white spot on
right hind leg between hip joint
and knee.% Suitable reward will ><<?
paid for any knowledge of sami) Or
if delivered at Congavee, S. C.
S. S. Sligh.
Lost. yv
Ou Wednesday, the -1/5 th iuat., a
black satin hand bag containing a
gold watch was lost somewhere in
the streets in Camden. The find
er will bo suitably rewarded by
leaving same at the drug store of
C. P. DuHoso A: Co.
o Scholarship for Sale. .
A scholarship to tho well known
Rastuian iiusiness College, I'ough
keepsie, N. Y., for sale at a bar
gain at this otllce. Words com
mendatory of this aohool are unnec
essary as it ranks first among all
the oolleges of the United States.
No Extension.
Governor Ellerbo and Comptroller
Gefctifal Epton gave out tho an
nouncement last week that tlioro
-would be no extension of the time
fgr paying taxes withont penalty
this yoar. Under tho law they alone
are vested with Iho power of givine
extension and their declaration set
ties the matter as far as thi# year is
concerned. f
- . Klondyke For Buyers.
? Attention is called to the adver
-tisement in another column of Mr.
D. Wolfe who hns bought the sp
signed stock of goods of Messrs. J.
R. Goodale <fc Sons. Nearly <53,000
worth of goods of^Very description
thrown on the market at. your own
price. A veritable Klondye for
buyers Call at once before the
best of the bargains are gone!
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Married,
Mr. Jimmie Micklc and Miss Ma
ty. Ford wero married at the rcsi
flenco^of the bride's mother in West
yWatfereeoo last Tuesday, Hev. A.
T^.Tamison offlciat i n g.
Miss Rebecca Workman who for
several years has successfully con
ducted an excellent hotel in Cam
den, and Mr. Albuitus Spain White,
of Darlington, were married at t|ie
rosidonco of t'>c bride's brother, Mr.
John J. Workman, on DeKalb street^
yesterday evening. After the mar
riage a reception was hold at the
Wbrkmsn Hotel and was indeed a
most enjoyable occasion. The bride
has a host of friends in Camden
whose good wishes will go with her
through life. t
Roseviile.
Httrrah I for Harmonj' Literary
Society. The West Wateree and
Harmonv Literary Societies met at
Rfdgeslde school house, the 17th.
ioati.for the purpose of participat
ing in a joint debite, which they
did." ~
The societies unanimonsly elected
Mr. R. J. Goff, president. After
which they took up the querry, "Ko
solyed, That the United States is
a {greater nation than Great Britai n ."
The affirmative speakers ..were
Messrs. R. P. Odora atifjl W Hie II.
GofT; the negative speakers were
Meftsrs. W. Hampton Cobb and J.
Willie Dunn.
The speakers ably presenting the
facts and leaving them to the judges,
Mefesrs. J. T. Rose, S E. Ross and
Mice Bessie Black, who decided that
the points prosented by the affirma
tive speakers In behalf of this "grand
repoplic" ofoursovcr balanced those
of the negative. -
I liope'this defeat won't discour
age the W. W. L. S. If so they
aught not have accepted the banter.
Th*t'a what H. L. S. says about it.
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For Salo.
A floe miloli cow thut will {jive
gallons of ruilk per tiny will bo sold
vow cheap NV. A. McDowell.
Wostvillc, S. C.
Cotton Market.
Cotton is quoted as follows today :
Fully Low Middling ft
Mid<j|ing 6^
Fully Middling ft|
(iood Middling fti
Fully (Juod Middling 5J
Eft'eots of Advertising.
A 1 a<ly iu tho Gilt Edge Store ?\
few days ago seeing tho many cus
tomers in there undo this r<?
mark: "I declare Mr. Ville
i pigue sells so muny goods; you ait,
busy am, the tune and I believe
it is because ho advertises s<?
much." Tho above is no drawine
on of the imagination ? the remaik
was made and tho goods aro sold.
Adyertisoil Letters.
For week ending Dec. 19, 1897.
Battus Choanut, S. 11. Glenn, Reese
Graham, Catherine Patterson, Ed
ward Milinich, Mary McTharv,
Reubin Massoy, Mrs. Charles H.
Tornngtou, I). Wood.
Returned Letter ? H. W. Fisher.
Returned Dead Letter ? linger
Padorson.
C. J. Shannon, P. M.
Porsonal.
Dr. R. Y. McLood and wife and
"that baby," of Bishopville, wore
in Camden this week.
Mr. A.1 A. McDowell also paid a
visit to Camden this week.
Mr. George F. Watts and sister.
Miss Janie, have gone to Laurens
where they will spend some time
with relatives.
Miss Mamie Team, of Rishop
vi\le, is on a visit to relatives in
Cam den.
Mr. H. W. Copelaml, of St.
Charles, is spending Christmas i IS
Camdeu. Wc received a pleasant
call from yesterday.
Gentlemen, if you want tho best
suit you over bought for the money,
call at tho Gilt Edge Store and get
one of their uico all wool Suits for
only $5.00.
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Young Ladies' Contest.
During the months of Novem
ber and December The Chronicle
will conduct a voting contest upon
t he most popular young lady in
Kershaw county. The prize to be
oiFercd is a ladies' handsome gold
watch filled with 11 jewels, Wal
tham movement and valued at
$i2J#.00. Tho watch can be seen at
this office.
Tho Contest will closo Christmas
eve, Friday, December 24th, at 0
o'clock. What more beautiful or
appropriate Christmas present
could be given to the young lady
you esteem than a handsome gold
watch ?
Every subscriber paying his or ,
her subscription during the con
lest will be allowed 25 votes ' and
for every new subscriber brought
in paying for one year in advance
50 votes will be allowed.
Extra ccpies of the paper con
taining coupons will bo sold for 2c
per copy, provided that not Iexa
than 25 are taken. If 500 are tak
en lc each. Single copies 5c.
11 e re ia tlie coupon. .Wale the
name of the young lady for whom
you wish to vote on the dSHted line
aad return to this ofllce: '
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How The Voto Standsf
Miix Muttic Wat [8, Camden, 8819
MiMJanio McCaskill, Antiocli, 2424
Miss Nannie H. II, Liicknow, 66.')
Mi?s Nnnnfe Ruaaeli, WestvllK -J8R
Miss Mattie Hyatt, Camden, 859
Miss Ida Brown, Abncy, > 176
M^b Robeoca Jones, Kershaw, 166
tJniM Bessie Gerald, Caimfan, 157
Miss Sallie Nettle*, Cleveland, ft>0
Miss CiTTte Myers, Camden,
M'm Marie Walker, Camden/'
Miss Etta H?l!e, Caw/d*n,
Miss Ellen Tweed, CaWlen,
Miss Kate Drakeford. ^ J
Miss Nets Nicholson,
K|w Edith L. Horton.
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Miss Reims Hortoa, Wsetrille,
Miss Alice ^t*V f , Ctndei,
Jfiss Jtlls IkMSSM, CmMm),
f Ml?? Msrr I hi Hot. Gusdni.
' Mlee Tikf SklM, Cunfas;
*JOss BslUr garttoR CsmiIsu,
[Miss Alice Peak* Sharps.
|.)|i? Carrts Wstts, Cnnkt,
1 uu jfcuwij Tisllirr.
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Job Printing1.
LVffal Hi m f* for the Supreme CVurt,
Latter Hewd*, *'
Note 11 (>??]??,
I i i i I Head*,
Knyelopea, 1
11 ami Hills,
Circulars,
Dodder* ,
Cards,
: ami in fact job printing of ALL
.'kind promptly ami neatly executed
j at this 0 til CO.
There nroAxyo or three eases of
i smallpox in ^o^lli Carolina. h
view of the fact that there is don
i?er of nn cpidemic of this diaea>i
would it not bo well for everybody
to be vaccinated?
The Southern Kxpv.ess Cjmpanv
lost *10,000 in Columbia lairt Sut *
day. It vs supposed that it wn?
stolen by soino of tho employees
Piukedon detectives are in Cotum- i
bia working the case up.
Gall at tho Gilt Kd?e Store and
see what a nice wagon you can buy
for $26.50.
Ladies, call at The (tilt E
Store and get a nice Plush Capo lor
only $2.50.
An Ordinance
To Knitto Supplies For
The Year ol* Our
T^ord lS*m.
be it ordained by 1.1 10 Mayor anil Alder
moil of thoCiiy of Camden, S. C., in
Council assembled ami by the authority
of the same:
Sec I. That all able bodied Male Per
sons between the ago s of Kightmi ami
Fifty years, residing wiihin the eorj>orate
inniis, not exempt troinwoad duty nndei
the lnws of the Slate. shall work the
streets, ways and bridges under the direr
lion of such overseers us may be appoint
ed, for a space of lime not exceeding
Twelve d:iys in one year: Provided- That
at the time of receiving the notice any per
son ma v pay to the person giving such no
I ice. Three ($3) Dollars commutation,
which shall be received in lieu of the
work, and that any person refusing t<
pay tho said commutation eludl bo lined
not less than Five ($5) Dollars, nor more,
than Ten ($10) Dollars, or be imprisoned
not less than Five nor more than Twenty
da ySjj*r be both lined and imprisoned, in
the discretion of the Mayor.
Site . II. The following Licenses shall
be paid in advance on demand. All u.>i
n esses, except when otherwise specified, are
uudorstood to continue from the first day
of January to 31st. of December in tin
year the lioonso is issued i
A.
1 ? Express Companion, each, $'-'5.00 j
2? Telegraph Companies, each, 20.00
U? Fire Insurance Companies,
each, 1-.00
4-r^Lifo Insurance Companies
each, 10,00
5? Transient Photographers, per
week, -ft 5.00
0? Transient Photographers. per
month, 10.00 1
7? Transient Dentists, per w'eek, 5.00
8 ? Auctioneers, residents, 20.00]
0 ? Auctioneers, transient, per
dav, 20.00
B.
1 ? Pool or Billiard Table, each, $10.00
2 ? Howling Alley, each, 10.00
8 ? Shooting Gallery, per week, 10. 00
4 ? Flying Trapeze, per week, 15,<>0 |
5 ? Circus or Equestrian <<how pur
day, ' J 50.00
G ? Circus, for procession on the c<
. utxeot jf circus docs not lo
cate in city, . 25.00
7? Theatrical or other shows, per
day, ? 25 0o
C.
1-raftestnurante, ?10.00 j
2? Public Sale or Livcrv Stables, 25.00
IJ ? All Dealers, transient or oth
erwise, in Horses or Mulos
other than those who run a
-...^licensed Livery or Sale Sta
ble, per week, . f?.0O
4? Stallion or Jack oil service, 2/S.00
D. ,
1? pealor? who sell on the streets
or from stands on public or
private lots nutf, fruits,
candle*, vegetables, Au.,
per day $2.00
2 ? Dealers who sell on the streets
or from stands on public or ^
private lot# nuts, fruits,
candies, vegetables, &c.f
per year, |
Provided, That this Or
* dinanoe sha]l not apply tq
persons from this and adja
cent counties for whom Cam
den is the market town and
who majr sell their products
from -wagons or othor vchi
olcs,
E.
Vehicles used for business
purposes coni eying Ireight,
per year or portion thereof:
1 ? Drawn by one horse, each, #B.00 1
8 ? Drown by two horses, eaeh, &.00]
3 ? Omnibus or other vehicle fo*
transporting passengers or
baggage, 1000
Sac. III. The charge for license in any
basinets not enumerated above shall be
determined by the Mayor and Clerk con
^Sic. lV. Any person nr persons refus
ion or neglecting to pa?N the required li
cense, ahSToDon cation t bereor be
fined not lea. ^Aoubjetbe
la UMMie, Mid fine to be collected ont
of the goods or wbm offered for
oat of ?vraputUi Co bitfkUm shaJl tlx
impmoMd not moie than thirty ?*?TBj.or
bout. In tbe diecretkm of tbe Mayor: Pro
or|en??s
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HAVE YOU
Bouffht Tour Winter Undorwear?
Well we ran : * i n you Shirts from 20e. (o A- 00. Draw
ers from 20c. in $2.00. Kxcellent values for (lie money.
Our dot liiujj;' stock is still lar^e, and must ho reduced.
You can hay at yoav own price,
MEN'S SUITS
SOYS' SUITS
2.50 TO 1 5.00
2.00 TO 10.00
750. TO 4.00
BOYS' KNEE PANTS SUITS - -
Wo must real i/o on thoin. Our necessity is your gain. H
Always a /rill lino of N190K?*& on hand. \ <?u know
them; they falk for themselves.
T have purchased the assigned stock of goods of ,1, It.
Goodale Sz Sons, ami ,for the next; sixty days will throw
on tli o market the on tire stock of goods consisting of Dry
Goods, Clotjhing, Shoes, Hats, Cutlery, Tinware, Coolc&g
Stoves and |n fact; almost everything yon can t li ink of.
Just think If it> Nearly
worth of good goods (nothing sholldy) thrown on the
market at your own price! Come at once before what, you
wan | is sold. Sale will take place at the stores of J. 11.
Goodale & Sons A veritahlo Klondyke for buyers.
Gome one! Oome all!!
Itcspcctfullly,
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In I ijti Chrii tit* In \ <.( i ?ig ciiiti'Kt
Mr. M. L. Smith
was declared to h<j the moat popu
lar member of tho Camden Bar.
Nov, 12?1 vi',
NEW GINNERY.
I have n new fctuuinu ouUil, oi?nwi?U
ing of .1- 70 .saw uius, with olovators and
self packing cotton |)ros;'us attached,
and will guarantee PiU'sfiotlon both in
quality and quantity of lint. A nha?-e of
public* patronage is roxpcctfolly Solicit
ed. J. O^MOSELKY.
a TRESPASS NOTICE.
All per^>iif- Mi" hereby ii/>tifi?*d not to
trespass upon i !??? c*l.ato l;m<ls of \V. W.
Hall for the purpose < f hauling, hauling
wood or for any oilier puiyio.su whatsoever.
Any one found vjolaiitn; ihis notice wdr'
bu dealt. with to th?* f ti )i ?kt?*ul of ihc law.
MU8. W.\W/TlALL.
Administratrix)
Lueknow. S. C.. Dcc. 7i.h\M)7. _ /
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MANUFACTURER* *>F?
Doors, Sash, tT'inds,
a:. Building Material
. ? "Weight# and Cord. ~ J
CHAElfeTON, . ? a e.
Purchase oui> mokes, which
| we guarantee superior to any
[sold South, and thereby tat?
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Trespass Notice.
All persons aro hereby notlfl <*??! not to
trespass on my lands for nny purpose
whatever, neither will' their utoclc be nl
lowed to trespass on tin? Htime.
wr- " J.J.BELL.
Apr. 22, '97.
Trespass Notice.
All persons aro hcioby strictly forbid
den to trespass upon land* of A. K, Ken
nedy now in my possession. for the pur
pose of hunting, fishing or lor any other
purpose whatsoever. Any one found
violating this notice will bo dealt with to
the fullest extent of tho law.
J ESSE HAMMOND.
Oct. lbt. 1897.
nst Iffn etedBcsc"
O&AIftJATS Of STOGKBQLai
Horses suffering from soreness or any
diseases, dog# or eattlu arahcir to suc
cessfully treated by ?
Dr. Hadley,
Veterinary Surgeon.
The Doutiatrv of tho horse is a science
TIorleH* Tooth aro tho cuuse
of disagre8hlde habit*. Horses having
diseased tooth arc bard to keep iri con
dition. and if poor it is impossible to fat
ton. There are fow horses young or
old, without. ">oro or less sharp-edged of
rough projcctiona upon their molars,
The sharp edges Jaoei ate the mouth,
eailaingtoA&re to tho horse, and he
tries in various ways to rid himself of
th? trouble. Home start suddenly or
?top inert, tois (to ItSAi drool or slob
ber ; others ?byr<I{i*e ajdeyays, or hold
their heads in so unnatural manner. Im
proper grinding of food caasea indiges
tion sirt ibdifeelton produces loss of ap
petite, hide-bound, swollen bmbv***^
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TOLfi!
SUBSTANTIAL
At The Famous Gilt Edge Store!
Tt is difficult /sometimes to decide just what to get when
thinking of making a present to a friend, and what a relief one
experiences when they feel that they have dccided upon tha
CORRECT THING.
This you cnn do in a very abort time, and without racking*'
your brain (or pocket book either) in the attempt to find ail
article to suit, if you will call at/the Famous Gilt Edge Store
for it is full to overflowing, with goods to fiuit the times.
It is useless to nttempt to enumerate the bargains We $re
offering, as space would not admit of it, so let it suffice, -lo-,say:.
that we have what you want,. and. as. cheap as you wc^nML ask:
" come ^VERYBODY and get your money's wazth. . .
GOOD GOODS,
CHRISTMAS GOODS
AND BIG
BARGAINS.