The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 18, 1898, Image 3
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Agent for Fertilisers.
AmoniaUd, Acid, Ka-nit ami c<?t
tonseed meal, ottered vkhy i.ow for
cash <>r approved security. Apply
at '1 ko Gilt Kfttfo Store.
To Move To Went v*Ho.
Mr. J. II. StepyirStiu is packing
up Id'b slock <?t" floods, preparatory
to moving to Wouviilo.
jjGL Postponed,
On account of the death of Mis !
C. J. Porltlffte, who was one of the j
chaperon's, the fancy dress ball
whicH" was to have been givon at tlio
Opera House on the 2lst has been
postpone I.
At Coat.
To make room for an immense
Spring stock The Famous Uili
R Igo Store is ottering meny win
ter goods at actual cost. For the
next few weeks buyora can reap a
harvest at the Gilt Edge Store.
T
To Rent.,
p. One ten-room house with all nee.
' easary outbuildi ngs and servant's
house, with fifty acres ot farm land,
three miles north west of Camden,
( known as tli6 K. U.; Cautey Spring
Dale olace. Apply to
It. U. Williams.
Feb. 18, '88.
Auditor's Appointments.
Mr. W. F. Russell assumed the
duties cf the Auditor's ettico sever
al days ago. Tho time for makine
returns h .been extended to the
20th. of March which gives all who
have uot done so ample time foi
making their return*.
Attention is called to the Audi
tor's appointments for liulTalo,
Westville, Liberty Hill, Cureton's
Mill and Raboti's X Roads from
March 11th to 17th.
Death of Mrs. C. J. Perkins.
Died of pneurponiii in Camden, 8.
C., January 13th, 1898; Mrs C. J.
Perkins.
Mrs. Perkins was a lady of rare
charms and accomplishments She
possessed all theigraces that took to
make a high-toned christian woman.
For several years she conduct ed an
Kitel for Northerners who speni the
Win'ers here and none ^luourn her
death more deeply th?n the boarders
who were with her at the time of her
death. When we remember that on
ly a few days days ago Mrs. Per
kins was in this office in the full
vifior of life and health it is indeed
hard to realize that she is dead. In
tier death Camden loses on? of its
best eit'zeps. -Her many deeds of
Charity, her gentle manners and pleas
ant face will bo sadly missed. Well
may the community mourn in the
death of such a one. Well may it.
exclaim : For all thy noble deeds and
for thy noblo life can vye give thee
but a grave?
The funeral took plnce at Mrs
Perkins* residence, on Monday
morning, conducted by Rev. W. W
Mills The burial was at, the Camden
cemetery. The following gentlemen
acted as pall bearers j
Honorary ? W A AnVunv -Sumuel
Boykin, Alien Deas, W tJ^lJoykin.
Active? W D MoDowall, D R WiK
liams, Jr., E IJ Cureton, E F Wat
kins, J C Man, T J Kirkland.
A Card From Mr. Wylie.
Now Mr. ?ditor I have no doubt
but what the question will be asked
who T. C. Wylie is nod where he
came from. Being a stranger to the
good people />f Camden I am going
to Jet them know myself. I was
born and reared in Fairflejd county
^%n(l have spent my entire l,ifo abont
the place of my birth. ' I was
brought before the court here
charged wit h'^oblaining goods nn.
der false presence. Now I will eay
to the good people of Camden go to
Fairfield and search the records and
see for themselves. My war record
Is as good a* anV-^A*rfvTvor that
lives on the soil of old Carolina to
day. If Judge Kershaw was living
there would b? no use for but one
question to settle that part of it
un'ovr. Mr. Editor the prosecutor in
the case that was brought Hgnmat
feme is comparatively a young man ;
'there Is a good long part of hia life!
yet before him, and ho has a fami
ly which I'hopo will nnl, find an\'i
bitter paths in 'their journey
through life; all that I can say to
. him is what the dying Saviour said : j
Father forgive him for he knoweth
nofwhat he did. It was a matter
- that was settled six year9 ago by,
? roy friend and him, which I had
nothing to do with whatever. I
knew nothing, about il "until roy
friend told me what they had done
to effect a settlement.
i jfanmingfrnenlg
FOR MA YOU.
j To The Citizens of Com
a den:
1 annonnco myself a candidate for
re-election to theoltloe of Mayor, and
I do ho in ordir that I uiav be ab
lowed to vindicate my administra.
lion and prove 10 the. public that wo
[a-e right in the statement wo made
iliat the pure huso of lights and wa
ter would only cost tint eltv abmi!
HI mills additional tax. To day I
will go farther ami say wo 0*0 not
only keep up tho city; with ltd
lights and water, but Midi tho pnat
two yohra as a guide* we will organ
iao, equip and maintain a first elans
reel company with hot sew for that
amount. Paring the past year tnoiv
and better work has been done on
1 he streets than for several years
previous, and by careful manage
m?Mit we liavo a good surplus on
Innd at. t')o end of the year.
Whde thy Treasurer's report
shows a Kale of $2,500 in bonds, it
also shows 83,1 10. \7 paid out as in
lo rest, notes and bonds redeemed,
< to., of which amount only $D50
properly belongs to the yearly ex
penses. Hespeotfully,
F, Leslie Zegip,
Mayor.
To My Friends and Tho Public: ?
I am a candidate for tho l)*?o?n
cratic nomination of Mayor of Cam
den in the March primary election.
My at present only opponent,
seeks reelection as a vindication ot
his past administration and in order
to push to completion certain enter
prises in t e line of public improve*
rnenta for whicl^the city, through its
council has contracted.
I ask for tho nomination because
I helievo that I can supen vise the
placing of these impovemcnts
<<pially as well as our present May
or and that my election will pive
greater satisfaction to tho people at
large than will his.
IVannul promise you that, the city
nude-r the coming council will he
run on ft ?>? mill extra tax levy, lor
it can't ho done unless important
oitv woik j3 neglected to* lame sums
of raO;?ev borrowed annually to- meet
difieits. . These things, however, I
can promise you ? the streets and
drains of the < ity will reclevo eon
stant attention. Such improvements
as may suggest themselves to coun
cil as true "conomy will be made
The tiro departupnt will be brought
to an tfUcient condition, and last
hut not least, I will maintain order,
and restore harmony among all the
people. Kcsppetfnlly,
W. A. Schrock.
FOR ALDERMEN.
Mr. Editor: ? Please announce the
u?\me of Mr. D. Wolfe ?s a candidate
"or Alderman from Ward 3. Mr.
Wolfe is one of our very best busi
sea* men, aud a better one could
io? be selected to tnanago the affair.*
sf the city. Many Frieudd.
Mr, Editor :-srPleaso announce the
name of Mr. 1). E. Hinson aa a can
lidute for re-election as Aldermnn
fioiu Ward 3. Mr. Hinson has dis
charged the duties of Alderman
faithfully and It would be but a Just
-ecompenso for his worth to retain
i?ra. Many Friends.
I hereby announce myself a can
tidate for re-election to the office of
Alderman from Ward 2
Respectfully,
C. II. Lewis.
Deatb.
Eugene, child of Mr. and Mrs.
\rchie 8haw, of Tiller's Ferry,
lied on the 10th Inst., between two
md three years of age.
V*lnnt>l? (o Woman.
Especially valuable to women la Brown*'
Iron backache vanishes, headache
strength take* the pluce of
weakue. ? '*^1 th? glow of health readily
comes ft? pallid cheek when this won
dj?f(ii taken. For sickly children
firov'|. ?>. ?< men it has no equal. No home
?sponlT <? u.ioutothis famous remedy,
tyrowi.- . iMitcra is sold by all dealer*.
Among the Churches.
Dr. Pate pleached one of the
beat sermon* on Sunday morning
last that it has ever been our pleas
ure to hear upon the subject upon
which lit* *f>oke. His tex^ was:
"Rrmi'mlvr n<>w thy Creator in the
rlays of rJ.hy youth." Dr. Pate
wtdl ve* the high esteem in
wl?irjS? !?'? f held.
Advertised Lottors
r.?r ending Feb. 13, 1898.
,1 K Yindfil, Mrs E W Williams,
$M?ar.i? Samuels, fle<iry?? E. Kuitg
eter, Sandy McDonald, Robert
Muiphv, Willie Harrison, J J Ger
trld^J M Caldwell dt Son, It J Hoy
kin, llenrv Cantey, Henderson
Bird, I? f?- Lane, W alios Brown.
(?. J. .Shannon, P. M.
Last Tuesday.
I.rrI Tuesday will long he re
membered as one of the windieft
days on record* . All day long and
until late at night WTo wind blew a
perfect gale. Clouds of dust filled
tho streets, making it most disa
greeable to those who were obliged
(A l? auU 0*tu* to ih*? extreme
dryness It was a' most dangerous
time for firrt>and once late in tba
afternoon an alarm of fire ?as made
In the lover part of town, hot
RBrnipi aetiaa on jW part of some
ftso gjUtngnlsed tho lire before any
tUmagO was doae. Forest flr?f
raged tfcot day an* aightlo o con
r* tt road some wtf tN lm bm boen
i?r| dsMfliff. Tfco nsidsncss of
Messr?.i.JtAlfonfattdH%*4
...?...?la *? M ...J I., ?, ,
Wlm ??Fiooif - mnyiB . ?
ttfkC jfcrr tvwooooty Uj Uf Irord
sot kind ?f stA lktt if. BsmTi
mmssmsBssBmsssmm- ? -
$ur ^mnn,
? ? ? III ? ? ? i ? w ? ' 1 ' WWlB
(iuiss \ti.ut MUlIJi! g"it>?
fiom f I ? n iu* h lust Snn/nv niv.'?A- for
IM'ttlojfl hnt l' ?? ?' 1*1 fjpiK"1 i ?'<?? Taii<ps
had l\o?'i? <1 iaeiuded , kifttud ?? -> -wcol
heart, and th?> brij??d rav* of the
electric i ^rbt ??^uvo him uw.iy."
(Jtiosj* what two younj* turn who!
oti^lil to have known bHier, a ft \v j
j daya ago, went to the old post otlice |
j t ? mull a ltd tor.
Gauss wlint old maid in Cumdon
is desperately in !o\e yr'tli a ecrtain
v;? niletnan.
con riiinn i:i>.
( ? (i t'HH what \??ung lady promipod
' a \'oun<? in An t?? marry him and
j n'l arrangenn nt v wero made and
when h?> en mo for her she ran out ?>f
1 1 It ? back iloor and hid in the cotton
, tif'd.
(ihokh wlia? {?cnftcman drawing a
v'ood sa'nry in ('umdeii had a
1'iil carried to him fl'2 times last year
land still tli at bi 1 remains al'ont the
j same fuze.
At Mimnaugh'e.
Mr. I). A, McDowell is now at
I the clothing store of J. L. Mini
naugh, Columbia, instead of M. L.
Kioard aa formerly. .He wishes
his friend* to bear this in mind
j and call on him wheu Ihey visit the
capital ctly.
A Wonderful UUcovcrf.
The last quarter of n contufy ffoortij
many wonderful discoveries in medicine,
but none thut have accomplished more for
humanity than that sterling old hoiist-hold
remedy, Hrowna' Iron Hitters. It seems to
contain the very clement* of pood health,
itiid neither man, woman or child can tuke
it without deriving 4he ?re;itcst Item-fit.
litowna' Ir6n Hitters is sold by all dealers.
Buffalo Farmers Organized.
lie farmers of Buffalo ortinii zu<l
a cotton growers' association at John
I Bower's turpentine still \v*t'? the
following i llieers : Wm. Holley,
I'ri's; J. RI. Sowell, Vico I 'res; K L.
? 'atoo, Sec; and JO. F. K:il?* y. Troas.
After several suggestion made by
different gentlemen the following ro
solutions were ottered and 'adopted :
Besolyed, That. we as fanners
should pin n' sufficient lands to mak?
niir own supplies at home and plant
notion s? a surplus.
Hosolved, That wo cooperate
with the con ty and state in the
cotton growers' association.
Resolved fnrtlier, I hat ihe mem
bers of th h Buffalo association do
pledge themselves to abide the re
suit of state and county associations
as repaid to the acreage.
The meet jug then adjourned to
meet Felt. 2fith, nt 2 o'clock p. m.
A lull attendance is earnestly solic
i ed. Come one, come ail !
K. L. C.
Our friends who responded to our
request for wood havo our thanks.
It was remarked by some one (anil
we believe it) that last Tuesday was
Wind's- day.
Mr. R. Moseley has moved into
t'io Latta bouse near the Graded
school house recently vacated by
Mrs. T. B. Walker.
We If am that on last Tuesday Mr.
Dick Scepars was going from the
town of Kershaw to hia home in
Chegterfield county and was burned
to death in a forest Are, but up to
this time the particulars cannot be
learned.
Job Printing.
Legal Briefs for the Supremo Court,
Letter Heads,
*> Notc..Hcads,
Bill Heads,
Envelopes,
'.Hand Bills,
Circularo,
Dodgers,
Cards,
and In fact Job printing of ALT;
kind promptly and neatly executed
at this cftlce.
DR. HART MAN 8AY3
Pe-ru-na Cures Catarrh Wherever Lo
cated.
All classes and conditions of
pcof^B have cb^onic cntnrrh. It
f?pnrcs neither strcng or weak, old
or young, lnflltnv
or sickly. AU ranks
of people !i a v e
chronic cstnrrh.
Rich ~ men, poor
men, h??gcrar men,
thieves, lawyer*,
doctor*, tnorelinnts.
priests. Not only
i- it it ill 4.1 ili|. head, hut- <? At mill of
(!?? tin ii , catarrh of the lungsj
catarrh of i ho liver, catarrh of the
kidney?, na1. hitIi of th#' liow?-la;
and a miillitudn of women arc of
Hieted with catarrh of tho pelvic
or????ns.
When It ia pnid, therefore, that
P?-ru-ni? cure? c:i > n rrli wherever
looatfd, ft much larger fart instnt
ed than at flrat appears. Who in
it I haU4^^Pe-rn.na will cure ca
tarrh wherer^'^localed? Docwfra
>>Ky it, Jawyera ? aav it, premier*
a*y it, a vast army of mety*nd wo
men aay it, who have tried it. The
old and the y*?nng *%xy( They
?ay it in the K**fc and lo tl^e Weal ;
they aay' it ill the Norili and Ibe
South. All tttaf^Aay ?hat Pe n?
oa will care catarrh wWrever lo
cated.
Send (or * free copy of so illua
trated hook of teatimoniala, entlt
leil "Facta and Fac*f," cent by The
Pe-ru-na Drug M'fg Co., Colnm
ba>, Ohtp.
A <Mo{ hinu . ' ill- \ : !1 h i ve t ho ( rn e rinn- o! relial>il il v !
* i
in ewr\ detail. A ( "lot Uiiijjj Salt' that has ?;o? <1 nel
sons iur its oxUli iuo.
-Never nii'nin avi 1 1 you buy so much for so lillle. Lariio
Stock. i\l list make room lor Spring ( loods Mon
ey needed to | ? : i y Cor Spring purchases.
VIckii'i?i9 BSoys* .&ki<2 ^iiil?]iMku\ ttuigs 21 1
BManic Prim.
TllWn ? ?? IS ? ws-sua
Christmas Goods Galore!
Kvcryliiins? You Can
Think Of ! Lo^vr.sj. Prices
You liver nou^Iil V!
QoHsfrom*? I -2c. io
a doi^ir.
Dolf carriages, cra-j
dies, wagons.
See mi r big 39c. j
wagon at 5()c. value. |
Vases at 10,'- 1 5, ?25,
5!Jc. a pair.
FINE LINE OF WARRANTED
JEWELRYI / ,
FIREWORKS!!
? We set the pace tin them.
Wonder
. Store.
NEXT TO KENNEDY'S.
JAS.L. HAILE,
COTTGftl BUYER
For Alexander S| runt & Son. Ojl'.ce
at If. 15. I Tit] (all's stoK'. J\
mmn\) loan,
On farming lands in sums of $300 an<l
upward 6-vear* loans.
C. L. WINKLER,
Atioin.'V at Law,
During my absence I will be repre
sented by Mr. L. A. Wittkowskjr.
Livery Stable.
MyXivery Stable is now
ready lor tbe Winter trade bct
i^r prepared tlmn t yer. ifiev
eral KKir honei a ad turnout
ju?t received. The town trade
. will receive my prompt -atten
tion. Respectfully,
.. EVANS COLLINS.
j
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Tfcspass Notice.
All persons an* heruhv notitiod not ?o
tii*spn.Hs mi my lano* tor any purpose
wlia I ? ? \*t- i'i neither w ill their slock bo al
lowed to trespass on the s.niu*.
.1, .1. HKI.I,.
Apr. v~, 'i?7.
Trespass Notice.
All persons arc hoiehy strictly forhiil
den to trespass upon ImimIs of A. K. Ken
nedy now in my possession, for. t lie pur
pose d| hunting, (ishinjj <?r for any other
purpose \\ IsuIboc vnr. Any o;to fouiul
violat i?ii? tliis notice will 1k> dealt with to
fit- fullest extent of ih?' hiw.
m:sse If \ MMON D.
<)ct, 1st. 1 St? 7 .
Teachers' Examination.
OtYiee of School S. M. 1\. f* . )
Canuh'ti. S. .Inn. > '?
The Counfv Hoard of KdueatV.<! w ' ?
meet thcttrri Friday in February l<> . .a.:"!
ine n pi >1 ion ii I m for t cachets eert iilci<:?-,
I,. L. C0l?FLA\!*
(Mi
UR. I.H. ALEXANDER,
Oentisi. '
Graduate of tho Philadelphia
Dentnl College, Session 1870-77.
OFFICF 11ROAI) Sl'HEKT,
Camdek, 8. C.
Two doors South of Tho Chron
icle Office,
<?. s. mum & son,
MANUFACTURERS OF ? ?
Doors, Sash , Blinds,
Moulding, Building Material,
Sash Weights and Cord.
CHARLESTON, - - - - 8. C.
Purchase our makes, which
we guarantee superior to nny
sold South, and thereby save
money.
Window and Fancy Glass n
specialty. Juno 29.
Horses suffering from ?oronC8? or any
! disoaaoa, dog* or rattle are lieir lo stic
j ccasfullj treated by
Veterinary Surgeon.
Til** Dentistry of the horae is a science
i'i i?M-lf. IJ<?r?e?' Teeth nnj tho eauae
? I disagreeable l>a)?i to. Ibtiaea having
diseased teeth are hard ??> keep in coii
"(tHiun. and if poor it is impossible to fat*'
ten. Then* arc few horses" yoiinjf <v(ir
old, without oiorc or lose aliarp-edged of
rough |.r?^jc*c? ioiio upon their molars.
The sharp edges lucetato the mouth,
( -ausing torture to the bor<e, and he
-triea in various wayfc to ri l himnelT of,
the trouble. Home start suddenly 01
atop ahort, ?09# thehegd| drool .or. >!ob. j
her ; others *by, dnftf sid^waya, or, hold
their heads in an uahatural manner. Im?
proper grinding nl food causes in<l:gea.j
tion and indigoathjh produce** loaa of ap*
petite, liid*-boiind| swoileTnTmlief attir
ing or dead-like <*o*t of hair, cougHinc.
?Hwfawf>4 at Utf none. HMHtfer at tbe
cvw. eto All ieregolnririe* of. malar*
or fnciaora canity remove*. FrttciuSrt
experience enable* me to gl*e aatiafac
WtM in all caaet. No charge for exaaai.
nation at
ORAttJATX OT STOCKHOLM
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Looking forward to ( lit* ni rival of an immense Spring Stock
the Famous (jilt Edge Store is offering many special bargains
in all Winter goods., nncl though beyond question or doubt the
goods wo are soiling now will l>,> from 2d to 40 per cent. .higher
in the next few months, they can be bought as low as if jure ex
nectid a decline in prices; s?> ^ ?
MOW IS YOUR TIME
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if you wish to save money. It is useless to attempt to enumer
ate articles and price of each, as wo havn't space, bilt rest as*
assured that big bargains await you, and the sooner you call the
belter the assortment you will have to select ircm. A few
pairs cf 10, 11 and 12 quarter all wool Blankets left which vrp
are now offering
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AT COST
V
Cull and see how cheap you can buy a suit of clothes. You
will be surprised to see that you can buy them for less money
Hum you would be willing to pay for them. Do you need a
Carpet or Ruj>? If ho, see ours at once, as it will cost you
nothing to look, and not tnucli if you buy. ?
rill do themselves an injustice to order their goods before get- ;
ing our prices, as, we can savr th*?m eTen minv than the fiwrgfct;?
asides the satisfaction of seeing and knowing exactly
hey buy. Thanking yon for past favors, and frolicHiqg % cww ^
inuance .of the s*me, we are _
. m' . _ _ ? - ** ii_.i H i
Very Inspect fully, _ _ .. :
~ ? ? rz^'m .- - , .^Vicyt