The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 04, 1898, Image 3
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The Winner.
The winner in the yo u n g men's
convent wuh Mr. J. K.J Stokes, of
Lucknow, with 250 vole*. Our
next conteat will be one for the
merchants.
Started .
Tho cam j>a:?h Kail lias heen star1*
ed to rollmg this week by tho friends
of >h*. \V. .T. Jones announcing him
for tho. office of Auditor. Let all
other candidate* who want to !>??!
elected do likewise, and not forget
the importance <?f starting in time.
To llent. '
One ten-room house with nil noc
Ossary onthuildiugH and servant'.^
house, with lift y acres ot farm ) a n < I ,
three miles northwest of Camden,
known as the K. B. Can lt>y Spring
Dale plaeo. Apply to
K. B. Williams^
To Be Married Next Thursday.
Sancy littlo Cupid has whispered
another secret to us. Ho tells us that
-te* next Thursday, the 10' h ins! , Mr.
J|. Oliver Moseley and iMi?H 1 1 all i??
Smith will be married til Beulah
Church, tlie ceremony to he pot form
ed by Hev, W. T. Duncan. We ex
tend to^t1 o young couple hearty eon
gratulations.
Death.
Mr. Dick Seegars who was burn
ed a few days ago, mention of
which was made jn The Chronicle,
has since died. Of Mr. Secgarathe
Kershaw Kra flays : "Mr. R. YV.
Seegars, who was so bcv< rely burn*
cd in the forest (ires while return
ing to his home fiom Kershaw the
15th nit., died Tuesday night of
lust, week and wns buried at Mi.
Piogfth with masonic honors on
Wednesday. Mr. Seegars was 72
years of age. Among his surviv
ing relatives are Mr. J. K. Seegars
and Mrs. J. L. Sowell at thib
place."
Mr. Jack McDowell, son of Mr.
J. E. C. McDowell, died at his home
near tho factory, on last Monday
the 28th. ^Deceased was about 22
years of age, married but had no
children. Tho burial took place at
&? Malvern chapel.
-Almost a Fire.
^ On lust Friday afternoon about
3 o'clock our home, together with
its entire contents, c, me near he
in u completely destroyed by fire.
It is said that there is good in ev
eiy evil. This evil has shown to
us that we have the liest neighbors
in the world for it was only by the
prompt assistance rendered by
Messrs. W. II. Zemp, and P. T.
Villepigue who both happened to be
at dinner at the time, that the
building was saved. Tliey had
the fire completely extinguished
? when we arrived. They exempli
fied in a most practical manner the
spirit of the following lines:
Thv neighbor? II in he whom thou
hast power to ?id and bless,
Whose aching head or burning brow
ahy soothing hand mftv press.
To them we (as well as the in
surance company) owe a ? debt of
lasting gratitude. The house
Btand^to-day a monument to their
goodness, cool-headedness and ca
pacity for acting in an emergency.
And the kind attention reudered to
- members of our family by thtytgen
tle, christian ladies will never be
forgotten. Valuable service wan
, 'also rendered by Dock Frasier and
others, colored. The origin of the
fire is unknown. When discovered
it was burning in the wall of the
upper story between the plastering
and weatherboarding. The house
was insured in the North British
& Mercantile Company, represent
ed here by those excellent gcntlb-J
men Messrs. D. R. Williams, Jr.,
and R. Y. Steedman, who have tak
en prompt steps to repair the dam
ages, amounting to about &10. We
cheerfully recommend them to all
who want good insurance. To all
who came to our rescue we wish to
reiterate our thanks. May God
bless them all.
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AFFECTS EVERY ORGAN,
That Most Dreadful of Diaeases
? Chronic Catarrh.
Over half of the people liavo ca
tarrh in some form or another, and
yet probably not a tenth of theso
people know that their disease is
? catarrh. One person says he lias
Brighfs disease; another liver coin
plaint; another consumption ; ano'h
er female complaint.
\Thc80 people wouhJ
)bo very mncb sur
prised to hear that
tKey wero all suffer
ing *yith chronic ca
tarrh; but it is so,
nevertheless. Each
iono of these t?ou
fblef, and a great
many more, aroUimpIy catarrh; tlmt
Is chronic inflammation of (he ran
cons lining. of whichever organ is a f
fevted.. Any internal remedy that
will core catarrh in one location
Will cor* it in, any other location.
Tbfs is why Peru-na has become so
jnstly famons in the core of catarrhal
-iliMMH Tl f i i|M|lai i li wherever
located, v Its cnreS^ranain. . Pern
B* does not palliate; it corea.
- - Dr. partman fea? rao*?tly oo?pil
?dioto book form eeveral of bit lee
: teres, oa catarrh, which ha
has jUHveead at different timea at
?ttoftuj?feal Hotsl. This book ?a
Catam*/* and will
of ikufs oo aPTP^1
| Jinnoumemenis.
FOK AUDITOR.
Mr. K-litor -Please announce the
. name of Mr. W. J. Jones, of t'rttmh'li,
as a candidate for the oil. ft* of Auditor
i for KotKli<i\v Couiuv. Mr. Jones in a
j most worthy young man ami in every
way well tjiialilled to fill tho position.
Ant inch Voter*.
Advertised Letters.
ncr, M rft Jack ColhtiH, M t* T J
buvip, \V U Kobe it ft, Watty Kich-i
unison, Charlotte Mackey, Phiukh j
Itiown, Jimmie M i I lor.
C. J. Shannon, 1'. M,
City Primary
Tho following is, .tho result o.r
i hi* city pi inim y i??n held last j
Puesday :
Ward 1.
F. L. Zetnp, 32
W. A. Sch rook, 43
J. r\ Nicholson, 27
I) W it hernpoon. 40
Ward 2.
F. L. Zemp, 22
W. A. Sell rock.
C. R. Lewis, 41
Ward 3.
F. T, Zemp, Oft
\V. A. Scln ock. 30
I). U'ollV. ft ft
I) E. Ilinson, 30
J. McSmyrl. 3
Ward 4.
F. I, Z?!fi?p. ac
W. A. Sr.hrock. 0
\V. F. M>?'-?no. 43
Mr ? ? is nominated Mayor.
tv I'.herspocn, Lewis, Wolfe
ond M.doro' Aldermen.
Ilev Sni^ Jones is n candidate for
Govern''* r t Georgia
Hon. V !?>, MeGowan died at his
home in Abbeville last Sunday of
pncunion-a.
A )l ianco T< ally Day.
]>retsidt-ni, Wilborn, of tho Stato
Alliance, I .is published nn address
to the n>b Albances of tho state
which iiji- called upon to gather at
their respect iyo places of meeting
op Msrch 12 for tho purpose of dis
cussing tho good of the order. The
address concludes: :,Be not dc?
ceivcd by tho small advances in the
price of cotton, just at planting time.
With a crop like the one juat mar
keted, you cannot hope to get more
than five cents a pound for it All
AKianccmcn are earnestly urged to
co-operate with tho cotton growers'
organisation in this matter."
Skin Diseases Curod
For tho cure of letter, itch, cc
zenin, erysipelas, and all irritation*
of the skin, Dr. Edmondson's Ec
zerraCure is the standard. Price
50 cents per bottle. Address I)r.
Frank Edmondson, Atlanta, Ga.
Scholarship for Sale
A scholarship to the well known
Eastman Business Gollege, Pongh
keepsie, N. Y., for sale at a bar
gain at this ofllce. Words com
mendatory of IhU school arc unnec
essary aait ranks fit at among all
the colleges of the United States.
Married.
On Sunday <ho 29th inst., Mr. K
-M Hinson to Miss Mary Jackson.
This wnfi a beniriful and loving lit
tin couple May ilieir pathway
through life ho strewn with many
flowers.
'Tis so sweet to love ,
When like a fetter,
To love Mhs Marv.
Ami then to wed her.
K. VV. Hu'ton. Magistrate w%k the
recipient ol officiating; honors, it.
Froe.
Woo'Vfl Descriptive Seed Cata- j
Initio for lhll8 ir a most valuable i
help to Ha- husy gardener or farmer, j
nil through ilio year, giving jiiHt the |
infori?i?:i"ti he needs about all
Sc<-df>, fii!'.." 'or planting, best met.h
orln of culture, descriptions, and
point* a* b?what crops it. will pay
best to ^ro?v. It in really a com
plete intt'Mi for tho garden- and
fnrm. n?~d 1 hi* nviiled . free npon
applies' ? ii 'i T. \V, Wood <fc So: p.
Richmond, V ?.
The Place To Live.
I hnve traveled o'er this countrv,
In tlx- North and Kast ?n?l Went,
I hnve traveled vainly looking
For a dim" toanit me beat.
And I've come tot his conclusion,
After going 4.0 and fro,
That I'd spend my day.i in Dixie,
Wherothe sweet potatoea grow.
The West it damp or aulfery.
In tb? Rut it ireezeft fs*t ;
The North is cold and chillv ?
Afl I've found out In the paat. .
fio I'vcepumc to tMa concloa'on, .
To avoid tho cold and now,
I'll spend my days in Dixie, #
Whore tin aweet potatoes grow.
It is here that our Creator
Has obosen to nafeld ?
His noblest warkiofntmt;
And tho ?ssr awoet winter girl :
If yoo Ioh tasMftesibiriw.
I. will MI yoe, ?VTodgrHBift
They are plenty down IS Dixie, -
rasjf
f The >kti lisoo woes written W a
"diuwifi," a am yy-^nTOgiosfe.
kalaM?lC?l la nrsnnorn M.Mwth
To Cure ;v Co.tf ia Cuo Buy.
Takt! C^.iinii h
, la I > 1 ? t ?*. AU dlugf?j>ts U'hlTld thf
money ir it fails t?? eui?. 'J.'io.
A home p* p?r t* in ii i i :i
t;l> i Id <?f rjiahi \ ; it t .?? r ^ iai??
over I* very dollur it ieoiiw>? and is
j aeeond to it o I'tilerprine in eontri-|
j luil lug to (he ti p building of n low n
lor community, s?v? u western
: w?>?*kl y. 4 1 h paiioiid ro? j? for more
lii'io tlts fi>?Tn its columns i h m ii do
|ii?' |ui liUfcheifl, and in eullinif for
? lie Mu-ffp'ut ui tin' people ?>i the
i c<)|n in m uity <in whieli ii is ptihlinhod
h m>IV^ n?? tuoie thin in :i!l fiiirnets
I . long* it, though it Kotucliuie* i
I I reives inueli less
Where a Printer Does Not Go.
A printer doesn't rush to i ho
doctor when he is out of "sorts."
NorHo the baker when he is out
of "pL"
Nor to when he want* the
. \ ? | >y
"?10 VI I.
Nor the HibY* when ho wan'
"rule."
Nor to t lie (.Min shop
wants ft "shoot i ny-st irk "
Nor to a uatoi net -Rhop when lie
wants ''furniture."
Nor to ft hank when In- v\ ? ? n ? m
"quoins."
Nor to ii yiil when h?- v. * ??
''press."
Nor to n lawyer when !><? !.:.?> n
"dirty ouso."
Nor to a butcher when h" wants
"4ihflt."
Nor lo ? pump when he'-- 1 \
find Iihs ten eents in hif ,>?>? k.
K veil :i n<*t".
AT HALF PRICE ON! V.
I offer for sale nil of my prowi m ;??
tin* towns i>t Westvillo ami K
And a Ipo all nf my farm lands lu Lr.
eiistur, Kerwhaw and Chesterlieh' niiin
ties at only one half actual vj.lue. im
cash (inlv. h'cason for sellinf.' imnd have
money Parties without money need j
not apply. No time can be given.
J. 11. STKl'll l'NS< ?\,
West1 Hie, S. ('.
Notice is hereby given that one month
from date huroof.on March 1 H t ! i, 1S!)8, 1 will;
apply to t!ie Judjje of I'rob.iM of Ker
shaw County Smith Carolina for Letters
Disinissory an Executrix of the* estate ot
Burrell Outlaw, deceased.
MAKV .J OH II. A w.
Feb. 18, MiH. Kxeent rix.
Notice i? horebv given that one month
from date hereof, on March 2-r>ih, 18i)S,
1 will apply lo the Judjie of I'rohnte oi
Kershaw County, South Carol inn, for L< t
tora 1 Msmtefory as Executrix of the; es
tate of A. Tj. Harries, deceased.
MARY A IJA UN KS,
Feb. 25, '08. Administratrix
Application For Discharge.
Notice is hereby given that one month
from date hereof, on March 2">th, 18!)d, I
will apply to the .Judge of Probate of
Kershaw County, South Carolina, for
Letters Dismissorv as Kxecutor of the
estate of Burwell Jones, deceased.
JOHN C. JOKKR,
I<eb. 25, '98. x-- Kxecutor.
s Citation.
Sou lii Carolina ? Kershaw County.
Uy C. (?? Ilaile, Probate J mine.
Whereas, L. S. W. Perkins made noil
to me t<i grunt to her Letters ot Admin
istration of the Ivstate of and effects of
Caroline J. Perkins, with will annexed.
These are therefore to cite and admon
ish all and singular the kindred and
creditors of the said Caroline J. Perkins,
deceased, that they be and appear before
me, in the Court of Probate to l?o he] oat
Camden, S. C., on Jdarch 10th next,
after publication hereof. ^ut 1 1 o'clock
in the forenoon to shew eiuse .;i>t
any l hey have, why die said ndmiuUypfcJ
tion should not be granted.
Given under mv hand this L'4th dav.'of
February, A. I).* 18?)8.
Published on the 25?h day < f Feb 18'jP,
in The Camden Chronicle.
C. C. l!?i!<*,
Probate Judge.
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURKD.
T. A. Slocum, M O., tho Groat Ohuin
ist And Scientist, Will Send Free
to the afflicted, Three ISottles
of His Nowly Discovered
Remedies to Cure'Con
sumption and all
Lun^ Troubles. \
Nothing could he faino. more
philanthropic or carry m j -? v t??
1 1, lie alllicted It han lh^ od ci "f T.
A. Slocum, ol. C., Nmv York
City. /
Confident that he/ha* iii?rovpr
ed a reliable cure frtr con*- i-njii jon
and all bronchial, throat I lung
diseiaes. general deel n?*
nepft. loss of Heoli nnd
i.iona "f wjisfinLS and i ! ?> ?i*
great niori'h kii.wu, he
fire, three hol.lli in a- \ ???- nf
The Chronicle wh-? i'w. ?. -? ?? fi't* r
ing.
Already thin "rn v si i-i.i.ifir
course of medicit?c" has p-rni'i
nently cured thousands of appar
ently hopelcHS eases.
The Doctor considers it. hi* re
ligious du*y ? a duly which he
owes to humanity ? to donate hi*
infallible cure. r
He has proved the dreaded con
sumption to be a curable diaess*
beyond any doubt, and has on (lie
in hit American and European la
boratories testimonials of exper
ience from those benefitted snd,
enred, in ail parts of tbe world.
D$n't dsLaj unlit it is too 1st*,
Consumption, aaint*rr?ipled,aiean?
aposdy and osrtain - de*b. Ad
dress T. A. HjoCVs, M. C., 98 Pine
strsst, Ntw;Tork, and when writ
isf tbs Doctor, give express and
tfol vwdin tbis articls la Tbe
ClMlili,
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Think V,\i !.<?? -v si lv ices
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jjoii1". ar'iH? ; i " -i!?
8 tloSiar.
Doll earrings, ena
bles, wagons,
See onr big 35)e.
wagon at 5'k\ value.
Vases i it iO, 3 5. :M>.
50c. a pais*.
FINE LINE OF V ..ilRAHTED
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FIREWORKS!
? We set the pace <>n them.
NEXT 10 KENNEDY'S.
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Nun. Office
Mil.? i"l i,0AX,
On faiiitinK' lit .???!-? ? ? ? ins of $300 and
11 I>W,'l| <1 ?> ? V''.: t ? I'l.i i? -
('. L V';XKLKK,
A "nu?v i\t Lav.
During m\ :i will l>c rcprti*
K(-ntc<l | ? v Mr, !.. A W "!:o\vfky.
Livery Stable.
MJSLiyery St (TO i* iiqV
r&ily fqathe Wiirtfr tr.ifk* bet
ter prepared than over: Sev
eral ftew horses nnd turnout
ju*t<.?eceived. The town trade
will receive my pn nipt atten
tion. R^P^PC?ft?ffr;
KVANS COLLINS.
Jan. 12, '96.
i.'lOOCl and NOI'VOS :.r<' very elose
)\ r.-i (!??> I. Keep (he ! .i?-h, pure
t > 1 ii-iiilliy, \ \ 1 1 1 llmxl's Sar<ap:ll iila
i.'lit \ >U \\ i!l h^YC HO nervousness.
f\ cod 's Pills arc hi :U(er-uiuij. iv
;>!'! ?, .i I .:im ii, pre vent ioim ijmt ion
Trespass Notice,
All persons are hereby notified not to
1 1? ' spans on my liiiios for any purpose
whatever, neither will their *t?>ek be al
lowed to troH|>a?8 on the nam.*.
.1, J. HULL.
Apr. -'J, '!>7.
Trespass Noticc.
\ I ! persons arc hciehv xtrirllv forhid
' 1 1 to 'nsp.l'js Upon l,l!ldl l,f \. I! Kill
'iici\ ii'?-\ i'l :ii< [insst's^ion, t'oi tin* pur*
I ??>?? ? i ! hiiiitiiiK. ti-'iiiiK or for any other
purpose w Ii,i)8iM' ver. Any one found
viol at i mi t li is notice will be do.ill with to
tlin fulle.-l extent of thv law.
JKSSE HAiMMCNl).
Oct. 1st, 1W7.
DR. I.H. ALEXANDER,
Don list.
Graduate of tin* Philadelphia
Dent ?! ('oliepe, Si-v?inn IS7M-77.
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Tv\o <lonrs s ? 1 1 1 1 1 1 ? ? t r/e (.'liron
iide Olhee.
lilil). S, IIMIill & SON,
' MANUKA CTU R ISRH OF
Doojs, Sash, Winds,
Moulding, Building Material,
Sash Weights and Cord.
[CHARLESTON, S. C.
Purchase our makes, which
we guarantee superior to any
sold South, and thereby save
money.
Window and Fancy Glass a
I specialty. Juno 29.
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IBMIKi'S PHOTMiUm DO NOT FAIIK.
(\msult your hIImiium ? buck fur 'JO years ?This is my pu*L record. I am doin^
an. I will contiune ti> do 1 1 1 ?? BKST WOUK I hip not making nn.v proiulxutf but
will lot 1 1 i.v wo?k h)M>ak foi 1 1 >- * ? 1 1" ? CI.II'K KKCKMNtl, my soil, an np<^(ll(o
|>liot<Vrri|doM , tlu> worUI on (Miildi en's ??d lluliy'tt plutarcH, 1 tun the first
v\ lio i lit i <>tlm vd (Ik' i!<' 1 1 nine (.'A H1U>N K l'TK l'liOTi Ki U A I'HS. They ooinu ?
littlo higher, l>ut are well worth tin- dillorrnec,
RECKLING'S PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO, 1435 MAIN ST.,
I Columbia, S. 0.
It 0 , 'r
I ho American Gentleman's Whiskey.
* V -L' J IS] ? "Y" . tiJ - A. A V OLD:
Warranted a I'lJKKTONh .\ 1, STIMULANT, lie
commtMulod by IMiysiri.-tiH and known as the
CHOICEST WHISKEY
I'orX'lnl), Family nud Modiv'inal Use.
W'M. LAN A II AN ^ SDN, BnMiiloro, Md.
TO UK U V 1> AT A |.l HI -irKN'SAIUKH.
xv hftt Rorl of 11 start aro yon going to make !n life* Ar^ymjfWfn* to
g Vu/ IllttUO money ftlultio SllOOeSSlUl l) ;!HSH Ulfll ' Or ajrffyoU K<>t?K to
wear yourselves out In the cheerless Urqdgtry of hard 1. :;or? Half of this flepouds on v<*tr
}>,inuls, the oihcr.half on you. ( ""'V* ""
t f\f C*~i tWI ?\ S\f health and honors await you ifyou prepare
J V?*/l?r#Vv^ Irl /If V you rue If to tul:o them. Men succeed WHO
AUE UKA1>Y. II yon wi\nt t? ho paid good salary you must make yourself worthy of It,
There ?ro thousands of t^O a week places begginu for good men, aiul millions of $} a Wock
nu n btKKUiK for poor places. if you are worth $?*> a woeli von will get it- sure. VV? pro
jure our Mtudents to nil tho most responsible positions In couutlnif rooms and offices to
from one-half lo two minis the time required elsewhere. The best cqulptueul u young laua
?au have who expects to muko his own way lu the 'vorld Is a course m
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popular nnd h.ivc been conducted with such absolute falrnese to all that
tiny hnve been widely coiilod nftor, but none have become equal to The
Constitution'* jtreat orljdntil aeries.
IN ONE YEAR THE CONSTITUTION HAS PAID OinV?^?fc?
N EARLY $6.00& IN CASH
In tlieso mtasJng word context*. It sols aside ID per cent of the aobtetlp*
tlon lund roculvfd from subscribers Kuessinf; at the missing word, and
thiH fund Is given to the HuoocHnful guessur or Kuessers tn the conteat.
The fund lx distributed wlih Hbsolutn fairness, and the fact that The
Weekly Con hi It t: t Ion hns MORB THAN IlW.OUti subscribers and that It
puts nalde 10 por cent'from u'l ?ni?s*ers' *ubscrlptlons for thl^ dlstrlbu
tlon fund shows that the amount to be divided at each Interval la larae
enough to be worth striving for. It Is not h catch-penny or a deceit
ful proposition, but the p!nn Is open and simple and I* ADMITTED t?*
the mulls by *h? Poll Oflflre Oepnrt men! ?? a merltwrlanv rnitMt
tr The Ik^iIc from which the cento-nre Is Inken Is de|>osltcd In ? safety vault, under se^LArtd wtM be
o|*rn-fi nt the ri> bo of the conrcHt in jur* ? competent committee, which makes the award after aa esaast
natlon of the subscription books.
In oda of Iheae contents there was only" one aucceaaful (rue seer,
who received more than $1,000; and In addition to thla In one jraar 16.000
\v^ha? b?en distributed among successful rucinera.
Kemembf-r t It* (r- -whether the mlnelng word la supplied or not. It coeto
not lung to guoss, and even though not aucceaaful, the gueeaer fete
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drra'a Drvsrlmenl are all under able dlm-tlon, and are spectaU/ attMcttve te Owes t
these detriments are addreesed. The Constitution Is UrswrsllMi tartJMw, jm4
l^eftrir advocate ef ike principle* esssclsiH Is (he ItatlMtl
Ten Per Cent of the
Guessers' Swbccrip
ttorr* goes to the
Fund to b? divided.
lnoth?f word* if thie
Subscription Fund
amounts to $20,000
for this period then
the fend to go 10 (he
successful g uesser
would be 12,000.
THE FOLLOWIil ME THE COIPfHOW OF THE CWKH,