The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 25, 1898, Image 2
PUBU6HKD KVKRY FRIDAY
BY
W. Xi. M'-BOWBLL
fmrnrmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm .
Huhuckimio* Ratkh : ? < >??* ye?r, #1.00.
?ix month*. ftOc?*nl??; lhr?m niontha, *5
cent*. lu ad vancc. On time $1.'<0
l^r annum.
CommonicttionK will lie publiahed when ?
of latere*! u? ihd gonerftl, puldiv Mit<?
not of i i|?UmHtory nature. Xo re-!
Hponaihility will bo nttbunicd for the
vlewa of correspondent*.
Ratkh roa Auvk?ti?imo : ? Ordinary
transient ?dYfrtivmi-nt*, tlrwt insertion
$1.00 per Moiur? ; ea<h ?u'oae<|nent in
?ertion 60^4;jits per amiare.
Cu*l? rate* for Wa.it*. l.oat and f*? ?u r? ? !,
Ac., not exceeding ft vo line*. 25 cents
^ #aeh iuHprtioo ami 6 cent* per lino /or
r?t)i additioual line.
fiuaioeaa locals, 6 cent* per lino each in
nbrtion.
'Official and le^al noticca at the rate al
lowed by law.
Rates' for eoatrart afirertiniiip will be *n
nOunced upon application at the office.
Candidate*' Card* for County offices
$ft.00. Congressional $10,00.
Remittance* hy check*, drafts and
money order* should be made pavahle
to W. L. MoPOWKlX,
Camden, S. r. ^
THK LATKHT.
The latest from Washington in
reg-ird to Spanish trouble is I bat
the court ofln<|?iry will report j
to the President to-day. aiiiI that
the publication and transmission
to(?oncre8H of tli? report will
take place next Monday or Tues
day, its the President would rt
3 ul re that much time to give the
ocument the m?turo considera
tion itic momentous character r?
quires, ?.
The new Spanish minister, who
takes the placo at W ashington of
the pcatiferonfl Del.ome, talks peace
with autonomy for Cuba lie hays:
"I nm suro the Unitod States does
not want war, Juat as I am kuto the
Spaniah government doca not want
war, and will do everything honor
able in its power to aycrt hucIi a ca
lamity.
The Chippewa Indiana, who say
they "have long since buried low the
tomahawk,'' volunteer a.^ojnpnny of
- fi(>0 braves f?t once, with a thousand
moro to follow, mid their full-blood*
ed chief, Ileehe, Bunds groeting to
the Presided, thus :
Wbo has raoro rigid to fight for
the United States than the man who
was here before Columbus stiiled
'from Spain in search of India?
Spain discovered us in H92, and 1
am constrained to remark that she
wjll find ua grown some if she sends
anybody over to discover us at this
lute day. t am for peace, but ruffled
peace is worse than wnr, and the
dignity and honor of a great nation
must be preserved
The Southern people arc receiv
ing many compliments just now
from Northern papers on their pa
triotism in the event of war with
Spain. It is well that the editors
of these papers have a'. last awak
ened to the fact that the South :?
as good a part of the country as
the North ? hut the Southern poo
pie should keep cool and not allow
themselves lobe flattered by so
much of this t*Tk at a time when
their services might become neces
sary at any moment. The truth of
the matter is the South is the bal
ance wheel of the U. S. and is to
day and always has been the most
truly patriotic section of the I n
ion. ? Ex
The New York World has recent
ly stated that "the readiness of the
South to fiibt for the nation in worth
all that our preparations for war
have cost, and vastly more."
The Manufacturers Record replied
"This idiotic stuff" is out of date It
wasn't worth 850,000,000 or 50 cents
to find out that 'the south is ready
to flgfht for the nation.' Every man
who is intelligent enough to br out
*:de of an insane asylum knew it.
The idiots who have been talking
about the 'south's loyalty' would, in
the event of war, continue to talk,
while the south did the fighting. It
is busy attending to its own affairs,
but wherever the country or the
country's honor is at stake and tip*
call t? arms is made, the sotrh will
send two volunteers in proportion t<?
population to every one from the
rest of the country."
To which the Columbia State sass:
? A deserved rebuke, Hut even at"
ier south soldiers shall htvVe fought
and, as wo expect, licked the Span
iards, some fmart Yankee will be
heard announcing his discovery that
"the war is over." It is a perennial
babit." .
> The sympathies of foreign nations
are with us against Spain., <?frma
ny and Austria might bke to poke in
their noses against us, ort account
of commercial jealousy, tariff irrita
tion^ and because both nations are
ingrain military despotisms, desiring
to restrict the growth of popular
- freedom. But England, Franc? and
Bonis, are a'l friendly to us, and
woMer that as tbe exponents of the
Monroe doctrine ? bands off for oth
cr ? tinns is affairs on oar tide of
tbe we Hneebeen jo^sUm
like to make the most of the oceas
Ion, to form an offcast? a??d defen.j
Hire a linnet* with n*. l'?nt this Ik
n^fiintt onr tradition#. it
in Hi" exbti og .- a to ?.f
political parties in tins counirv. The I
three win^a of what no Ay t>e (tunimtil
up ;ih Mi he Bryan forces" generally
believe that Knglond ? ??r rather her
j dominating money cl i*n? proeor? <1
the demonetization of silver in ?hi*
country, as well as tho previous con
traction of our paper currency after
ttie Civil W'ikf- They wtll never eon.
sent t<> nr>v clone alliance with Fng
land nntil thin hono linn been fully
(ticked ?iLli her. Still the kind
word recently Refit by (^<teen Victo.
ria to I'rciident McKinloy is duly
appreciated.
The K fleet of War.
Those newspapers and individ
I uftla who contend that I war would
cjuicken l ratio and create a greater
I demand foi labor are greatly mlstak
I en. There are n few concerns in
the North which would j^row rich
furnishing supplier t?f different
kinds to the government hut tho
| people in general would he nute to
suffer on account- of war. In the
first place the money maiket would
he cm me tight ns soon a a wur, wa s
declared, and those who 'Vfero in
the hahit of horiowing would find
it very difllcult to yet accomodated.
Tho tightness of the money market
will in itself paralyze business, and
add to thia the taking of many
men fyoin productive employments
to tight in the army and navy and
tt can ho readily seen that war
is certain to cause great distress,
tlesidcs all this war is rf^tre at de
rn0rali7.fr and it taken a country!
that, engages in it manv years to!
recover from its disastrous ellects. j
Therefore, those who allow their!
feelings to run awav with them. !
will do well to ri fleet on the dire
consequences of war before it is too;
late. ? Darlington News.
Who >luvt Decide Whether Spain
or Cnhn i* Might ?
The following from the Creen- J
villo Daily News is worthy of con-.i
sideration :
For the snke of argument, let uto j
suppose thntin her quarrel w i 1 1 1 ?
Cuba, a rebellious colony, Spain i a :
right and Cuba is wron#. If such |
were ttte ca^o, could it not tie I lint j
conditions in Cuba would 1m; jusi ;
mk l he v arc? It appears that Spain j
is unable to end the war, and that !
I
in tho meantime industry is check
ed and nothing i? produced for the
Cubans to eat. Hence they starve.
Now Spain being held light and!
Cuba wronu, should Spain bo-caM-l
ed upon to hu? render Cuba merely I
because she cannot subjugate; her, j
and prevent tho population from!
starving? Must the justice of uj
cause be waived because those who!
are iri the wrong nre starving?
Now as we understand the sit- ;
nation, Spain claims to be right In J
this rjoarrel. Cuba takes th" op- j
posite view. 'J'he I'uited States j
may be sure tha' Cuba is right, j
but does that mnke it so. Spain is
entitled to an opinion. If Cuba is
wrong in the ?joarre?, Cuba h??s
tireught her troubles upon herself.
I? is o<*r ? pinion that Cubn isi
right, but who made Tho News or!
any citizen of this country or the I
whole country a judge as to the:
rigtit and wrong between a foreign,
nation and one of its colonics!'
1
| The Spanish Board of inquiry iti>|
to the destruct ion ef I he M nine w il!
doubtless report "nn accident from j
| the inside of the ship." How can
j Spain si and tip in the face of the
j woildnnd do other wi?i '/ Hut p r? ?? ? f :
? t Ik? contruiv i* conclusive. It'
mounts !(? <1? ' mot) 81 rat ion. One fact
I , .1 . ? f
j alone Kettles the matter. A msa-i
isive steel plate, connected wiih tliei
very bottom of the ship, was, blown'
'by the explosion up through every
thing above it, and !??>*? piojecis
over the dcck in the form of an in-!
! verted V (\). 'l ake this visible,
land terrible witness, with the un-l
(doubted fact that, the plates of the
i M aine, from the k??l to the water'*
edge at the deek, are all pushed up, j
i what is the u?e of talking aboui"an I
j accident from the inside/* v^It
would In- nn insult, not only to
I (.'apt. Sij?sb<e, but to the intelii-!
genee of the American people. ? i
Washington Correspondent.
^Jucalional (Jolaran.
Tlw n?rttt. r for (Wis column is furnished
t>y Count y Superintendent of Education
L J<. Copelaiul. ami Ml communication* j
intended for this department should be j
mlditsswl to him At Camden. S. ('.
I have received the blackboards
purchased of W. D. McKinlay in
189ft and will ho pleased to deliver
the same to the trustees of the dis
trict* which bought of McKinlay.]
There ia atill a deficiency of a con
siderable amount ia the orders giv
?d at that time, bat I hope to be I
Uw* to ctcM tht m iiur at aa aar-j
ly date, by placing in the schools)
the supplies for * Meh ibt-ir tnon*y j
w as spent.
f I ?
The Hoard of Kdncali "Ml*"'!
provide for Ihe holding <mSf I It C I
Teacher*' Institute ihi* ^ptunroer j
and w 11 endeavor to make arrange*
ment? i li n * will meet llit? approval,
of those interested. I hope that
all teachers and trunlris *ill at*
lend eveiy uu'i-tmu of l he. Institute
i this v? ?r
|
pFoia (|up {jOFfe^aoIleaM.
Rfsoder U ranch.
Mr. Editor : ? I f \ ">ii can aive us
a lin c k pa"c: without depriving the
! public ??f l la- war new* and cnndi
!dft^ttv?'itiiU we win |.*i > r? !? r many
readers hear fiom ran i burg again.
I \\ r a it having smi t* very pleas
ant weatliei now, im?l the sweet
odor oi tire vioht and pleasant
no'?- of the feathered songster, rc
? minds one of the approach of
! Spi i r? ^ .
| ( i U i 1^1 ttiC* A (41 i' (i i\\ 1 i> c ik i# i* A i.. 4
! on thcmselus planting corn, und
| preparing to* plant the five cent
a I a I > I c ?
Mrs. T. .1 Keiiington of 'h,s
[place i -< very ?!1 with typhoid f??ver.
Wc h.'ive fi'"' marriage# t<? report.
| Will *-|f ?>?#? for this time with best
; winhfb f--r The. Chronicle.
?lack l'"ro#t.
j Stillmore, Oil.
The Chronicle ia always a we}
Iodine visitor to us every Saturday.
! Our faitncis sre nearly through
j planting corn and suuar cane. The
(farmers hue rniso their own sup
i plies at i i < > f ii < * and make cotton as
u surplus el op r nd tlo-y profit
[thereby. ' much rather see a far
mer with hin crib fitl) id corn *anrt
[smoke house fid! of meat than to
?><??? tlit- fni int-r with cotton ?lueke<l
up in his v aid.
()tn young f'it-nd Mr. J . K
Thome, of Kershaw counly, ha--*
moved to thin place and will mak*
it his future home. We are jila?!
to welcome him hvio in our midst
and wish hi en much success in his
new home.
It seem1* tlw?t candidates at e very '
numerous in Kershaw county.
War is all the t'<lk here, hut I
think i* will not he' necessary for
us to ui \ e Spain n Hogging. The
people who want war have not giv-i
e:i the subject !'? minutes thought.
Ail right thinking people should)
know that war is too expensive toj
he tolerated in a civilized and,
christian land. The of)icial? should j
avert war if possible hut should k,
prove otherwise our sons stand j
ready to die rather than to see our'
country- trnmpicd nn bv a foe.
G. K. 1\ j
j
tnrn 1 YW
IV.) I IjH
For the next three months The
< 'hr??niele wiJi conduct a voting con
l?-st upon the h?-st and most popu
lar merchant of Camden, and at
whose store tin* ??'?*? L uargnt n? can
be procured. Km the successful
merchant vv?> wili puhlivh for t ?%???! v?*
months free of charge the follow
ing ml vc r lisc-men I ?
In The Chronicle voting contest
Mr. (or Messrs.)
was (or were) declared to he the
most popular merchant (T>r mer
chants) of Camden and at whose
aiojc the best bargains can he pto
curcd.
Kxtra copies of paper eontaini ng
coupon will he sold for .">c per c<>py
For every new yearly suhscnof/i
srni*t>ai i in advancetfjO votes wyi i
ho allowed. \ ?
x /
'J'he following is l-lut couprwr. See
that your favorite merchant is not
left, in the race:
?. ?? ? .? v .? ^ .? v '? *? ??
'/. I
B
r.
/ x
u jv 3
k P
&
^ i
o
? V f <? r- .?. ?%
31
01
Ilsvr Tho Vo:o Stand::
ThoOiil K'lgv Store,
Z'-inp Jlo?ther*,
A . I *. Kennedy, . 1 I
The Wonoer Store.
Spring. llf.tt.i A Shannon. 7 j
D. E. 1 liit*> ill, fi j
linuiu 11 rot hers. G
W. IJ. Johnson. v'j C
J. T. Nellies, e1. 0
II. L. Watk'u*, 5 J
Del/nnrhe Br?ther?, * ft<
John Whitakrr, Jr., 6j
C. Ju Kirklay, ft]
E. K. Walking , ' ft
J, C. Man, " . ft
Zemp A l>ePa??, ft
J. K. Vaughan. ft
Camden Drv (>oo In C 4
Itirtrh Brother*, ?* ,1
1 h? O imden Bargai u St' >r , 2
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
>t;re i* hereby etwn wit yuirtio* '
iljdrh'od lo ijie csl;?!e of K'iHH4 !
; i!< i, J<> lO'lkc i:?ittied?*flJ patlUffel
lo ?b?* ni|i|rr>'i|r|tMl, *iltd *11 partii-*
| in;* ? 1 Ar.'aiOi't ? a 1 1 ? ?t*!c must pr?
| li'Iit the A.lim- dO^' JtTrsied.
s r. < i,vm t-fj#*.
Mt'i'l) Hi AduimWlrnU-r.
ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICEL
! N*i\l(0 U bfTfby L'ivrrt to nil i>arti?? j
; lu ! Js<> f- ! ?>f Jl'<?. )%, Drake.
f..nf , (i ecf^.fni), to iii.^vc immediate imy '
'men? to the. I)tldr r?i Jtiirtl, and ?H piUtt***'
tii >1 !ijj/ rlnimii ??? 4,* i ; - 1 -.it 1 i >t*te mtl&t
j j'rOMWI the .name dn'v nttes'e-1
\Y. J t\ H. M UK \KKI oK|?,
j Mar?b Jl, '.is. Admtni*trat?-r?.
Hi;iilSTR\TII)\ \0Tiri:.
ClK'Ml). CIIAMliUC.
( ait d?-n, S. March h, lfrOS.
The hook* of rt'^Utr it i???? f. ?- i ? ? ?- pur. '
; m is i ? i . f jr i ? ^ i ? t I r 1 1 , y ? I .?*:?? ! V \ ? 1 1 ? r s III 1 i ? t ? [
LLilv of Camdt n ? ill ! e i>; ???? :;t the ( )|..
!?wa Iloine om 1 -y . Tm-? 'av n t\ . ! !
I Wi'dlieHdAVi M ?? I ? ?? 'In. 2!Mli Ami 30th.
C, I.. K 1 1 : K 1 f i V.
Citci..
I AT HALF PRICE ONLY.
I otJ'.-r Mr aalo flll of mv oroportv in
'tin* li.wni of Wenhilli' and Krr>luttt,
i \iiil al"i? all of my farm Jamh in I,ai>
i k t-t-r, Ki-rthaw aid < iiesterii.dd c oun
ties it only one half actual jrir
cash only. !?>? s?-i!inj? moahhave
money. Partiea without money need
n-.-t a pi !y. S'i tlu.o c.m ??o jjiven, ?
J II. STKl'Iir.NSoV, ?
VV'oit villi', 8. 0.
j UNTAPPED LUMBER.
\ have established a saw
i mill at which can be gotten
trine untapped lumber for only
j Hoc ptir hundred feet delivered.
I " 1 1 i h is the only mill at which
| you can ^et the real nntnpped
; lumber. Prompt attention to
jail. Add res mail orders t ? >
' ( 'ante y 1\ Q.
A. W. WATTS. j
: Jan. 1 1, 'OS.
Citation.
| South Carolina ? lvi'i>lia w Counlv. !
My ( '. ( I fail-*.. 1'roT ate Jud^e,
! Wherea*, I.. S. \\\ 1'erkins male suit >
ti> iu?' t > / r..n c to h.-vr ! ctters . ! Admit:- I
[ is*ratii>n of t ho Kat ?to >>f ami elT*ct? of !
J C\ir.iline J. I'otkins. w:,h will unnrxcl.
art- thorefori* t -clfcanfl a'ltnon- j
ish all aitil *incnlar the kiniiml a;?il ?
cri'i'.it ors nf the said ' arolim- J. Per kin-., ?
?h'Cvn.st''l , that tlicj' 1-f ;in?l appear bi-n-rf J
nie. in tlio Court ? t 1'iol.ate t<> 1k> heM at !
('iintli-n, S. i.ii Manli 10th nt-xf, j
( aftf.r publication her- -f. :<t 11 '?*< -lock .
I i?i Jh'* f/iron<x-!! >Jso\v c.ii!?e if j
;iny iti? v have, why hfi ^.iiiJ r.ihninistra- j
ti"n n<~.? l>o grantn!.
? . iivi n untlir n?v h.ml tiii.s 2Uh ilay of!
1'i-hruary, A. I).,
rnl.li^hoil -in tije -lay <-f l\*h. 1*?"', !
in 'I Uv C.imkk'n < 'l.rnr,
('. i . H.iih',
1'iobate I
Soul'i Carolina ? K'-r.-hnw County-!
William II. II-: Ison j
v?i. - l'lirv ]i i.4U|v. i
John A. Arm?trotig \
l ii'ivr atti! I'V virttii* of a ?le**n'?* for j
( ?re< l*>t?nro, ron- it-rc ! in the ah.?vo st;il
?-i,i (hs?- by t ho I ? . .}) . .Tos If. K:irlc, l'r?-- |
.1 ii'lffe, on tbt? Utli i*f February.!
l*t'">, I will upll in front of tb>? C-otirt j
House in Caniih n, S. on trio, first I
Mnmlav in April, 1?!'^, within the leyal i
It hi r#* of sale, tbi- ioll winu ilescribe<l j
r en ! f-it?*te : A!! t!t?t j
? r;ict of I a nil, sit n a ted in 'he city of Cam- J
?len. in the C?-nr.ty of Ker-b.iw ami State |
ut South Carolina, known in tin- pla'n of !
saitl city as lot Vo. \!70 and bounder! on j
thi'XoTth hy I'cKalb str<-ei. Kift by lot
N u;. 1171 ami r.art of lot No. I17*>. S.ioih J
lot X >. 1 I ^ 1 , and West bv bit N'i>. I
Tt^.
AV ;i! W the ri^'iif. titlft ami intcrost j
of tb(! ilcfendant, John A. Armstrong, |
'.tlic saiii" IfMUir oiu'-sovi'ni h th??r?*??i in j
an-l t" all that pii*? <', parr??l or triict ft j
land, sitiiAti-il in tbe (Niunty >.1 Kershaw i
aihI State of ,S.,utb Caro'iiia. rontainimr
t went y-t wo Imijiiri'if nu-l tw?-iv??
arr?*? mi.?re or h and !>r?undi d on the I
Not t!i hy lanil- formerly of W. .luiifS, J
lands formerly i.f Wulimn Dixon ami I
(ami* of A . I) Jones, of J. <?. 1'irliarJ* j
am! tbe Mi- Wills;- plantation, K.wt and ;
South by Tleflver Cret-k, ami We?f bv J
Wateree Ifiver and lands formerly id W. !
J. Jont'3.
Teruiti .?i" Sale : One-thir l ensh, and I
hnlanee ii: two <>.|Ual annual in^t'iiments !
troin tin.- date of salt*, with interest from ;
the ilav nf sale, to he 8ecur?'(i by bond of i
purehaHcr and morttfage of premm-s 'obi. 1
U. 1). WIT.LIAMS.^. K C. I
March 10, 1S>8. j
j
8//0 6//.S ^ 4
orr or
You Sleep In nn Air
'That Cures ....
? r ' ~
,jC<tarr!i, Bronchitis, Asthma, <irip,
Throat and Lung Troubles.
THE PILLOW INHALER
i? n pillow ?o cotiMructctl ami scch*rjff<l
tliat it thrf\v?or1 a i-*por rluriittf nil th?
nivht WilJl cvtrv l>rrii{h lakfniMlolhf
Uiuy il tlircclw ..y ylic* Ui the 1.1L. mcJ
air of th* Ii net, thro.it ?j>d lung*
o thr>reujVy nn.J projx'Tjy
i Jed ics* it 7 sir ti. vx.thc ana rni" Ihfn.
r HJt ? N'.v K.V>WH Ml'AM I OK
i.on?;.cu.ntini:k ^ inm.m.ation.
.It l?n* currl of (tfiiMiom
<!ll ??tirrrrir.wl!#i<h?'l f flrf
f-enrl f'rr frrc rf~*~r*T*rrr
('?tl'iMtnUt*. an ( ?a'ttf l*carrtomrs
f.vu p?y?. r.
riiMMV-INHAMCft CO.,
I (V./fantM ('uj <lln?, U wltixian, .
IIL C'., "r 1 4<K? ( lintuut
t Uil?4*l|tb.?, !*?*?
Applied For Disclaim
Xuljrt Ljf yn<m tJ.af otic month
fr ?tf.di?M?>ch IMiW, |<ix. Ivritl
<?? t'u- Of IVi fcato of K- ?*?
xliaw County Carolina tot I. or or*
!?i :.i i-i>.iry a* I- x cutrj^ of thr ???
Umhll UistUvk, deet?H?e?l. "\ *
M A h Y J oi'TU W, \
Ffl', U)
Appiicaiii For Disclisrp.
\otice i? I i ft*l?Y given tlvat one toonth
I'rniii ilaU* lii'tnif, on March 2",'h, ItfU-i,
I wilt appiv t? iho Jod^e of 1 * r <> 1 ;< ? ? ? oj
K.-f-itiii* County, >omh t I .( J
t< f* l?isiniouty .** Kxeeutrix <?i tho *>?
t :t t ? < i A, I.. r, .U-c?-a<f'l .
M \ K V A IJ AKNKS,
l\l>. 25, 9M. Adiitini*lri\t > ix
Probate Sale.
South Carolina** ? Kerihnw County.
N C CfyburA, A4n\ln\slr(itor
vs. A
Km inn L'tny.
Cn.h r and hy virion of a ?'ecreo of
? h. |*-ol?nir^? Court herein, I will *el 1 1 e
r .re 'hi; Court IIons?- in Cfmoh-n , S.
a' pub ic outcry within the legal hour*
*a,n on ;l.o fl??t Monday in ' A^ril
ni?rt Thr> t'djoxvtng rent AH
i lit* t 1< t or parcel of lam', lying and be
ing north of the < ity of Camden, County
*nd Hate aUrt-Mid, hounded north hr
lot <?f Yi tk f.anif, on the South hy York
Aaron, on the \V??M hy a fOiid or Mreet
h*a?}??>i? norm *wl houiIi aitri on the
??? M hy hind of Mm. M A. K. t lyhnrn.
! 'Tcrn:s cash.
C. 0. II A ILK.
|p .finite of Prolate, Ker>hn \v County.
; Mar. h ! I. IsMS ^
j Sheriff's Sale.
! State ? South Carolina ? Kershaw Co.
In the Court of Common Views,
.l/it}7< rt /juW'rl'S '/?/ 'V -I* / lACCVtl fits
(junytifiin ,*|?V Ltfrlli, ?/ilN? Cilton,
I i/t'V/lf ?(rt'V l IjHiC' Vti,
/ 'I (I (fit ijj'jf.
VS.
Ji'thi-rl Hiitrt'VX tiri"i JiOtfryi,
!)>? fr i\*in At M .
I _____
1 1 r:.;t r -Vi hy virtue of a decretal or hr
Uiun'.til /Ti the unovc stated e;u-e. by )u>
if isC A. TownsencK I'rrti'ding ?? ml _r?-.
i 1-Vhruary 10th. 1V!K. I will .<<11 at
j.nh}?? otitcry. flurin.^ the Jfg-il hours of
sah- in Caiiiden. S in front of the
Conrt Moiue door, on the fiirt >h-nday in
A j ri I. 180^, tin- ffllv-w'ng ilc-Scrilxu] re*d
estaf ? . t-> ? it :
Ail i hut piece, jmm l or tract of land sit
n.ited in the County of Kt rshaw. State of
South ' urolina. containing ijfty threeand
vfn?haif o"?yi .) ?orea more or h' ??<*. a
portifiti of the land? of the estate <>t Mrs
I >;:!??! I'owe:-. d("Cea^*?l. lying W?'st of a
line sepantt itij.' same front other portion of
-ai l i -t.ite l.uid* alh^ted to Isil><d Uowers,
one of i lie defendants ahove ttitmed.
Terms of sjiIo cash.
K Ih WILLIAMS.
S. K. C.
Mireh 15th. 180^.
Tax Returns foi 1 898.
Office of Cfninty Auditor, i
Keishaw County, ^
Camden, S. (\. Nov. SO, *0?. ^
Notice is hereby given that the Audi
tor's oilier f<>r rvcyivir.-g State and County
t*x returns wiH I** '>(*-? f r ????? Juitutiiy 1st.
1*{>S. to March Uoth. IsOS, (Sundays ex
cei l?-.l.)
l'he dates of the snjjointmenls at which
t'me tin- Auditor or uis ck-puty will visit
the usual places in the county foi lvceiv
in;; returns are given Iwlow :
Huff, do ^Kirklt'y's Store) Friday, March
1 1 tii.
W.->: viilo. Saturday. March 12th.
LiU rty J I ill. Tuesday, Mandi loth.
Cuteton's Mill, WVdne.-day, Mar h 10th.
Kabou's X Roads. Thursday. Marrli l?th.
I M PORTA NT."
It is important that taxpayers in mak
ing their returns. lx? careful to state the
school district ? whether new or old ? in
which they reside at the t.irne of making
r< turns. Al<o to statV- if it is the saint
district as when last return w?k m.*ul?.
WHO .SUUUI.D MAKE RETURNS.
The law requires chat all persons own
intr property or in anywi<-o,Jm.v-iftg charge i
of such property either ns ??;c"t. husband.]
guardian, tinstee, executor, administrator, ;
&<*.. return the same under oath to the
Auditor, who requests all persons to* 1m? I
prompt in making their return* and' save !
the V) |?er cent. penalty, Vfhutfi will i-e add- j
??<1 to the pruj<crty valuation of all persons;
who fail to make returns within the time ?
prescribed bv 1 iw.
HOW AND WHAT TO RETURN
Assessors and taxpayers will enter t!io
fit^t given name of the taxpayer in full,
ntso make a separate return for each par
ty for the townshjD the proj>erty is in and
where the I'iXpA^ercwrns realty to insert
the p'lstntlice /s thei\pM e of residence,
and t hose why only own personal property
to give* the patty's name win* owns t ho
land they live o;i, and in faon and evrry
case to name the No. of School District
the property is in.
All j?>r?on>U Ant! real Proj.e?ty owned on
the l>t day of January, ltjO??, must t>e re
turn'*! for taxation : and all change* or
transfers of real citato noted.
In order to avofd confusion. parties mak
ing returns should state numiter of acres
i f land owned at litn^of making " Nst re
turns in columns marked -'R<#u Proper
ty."* Any real estate acquired or trans
ferred since last returns should be entered
in columns for thAt purpose giving name
of party or iarties from whom Ijougfit or
to w limn sold.
All new buildings should be returned as
"Reni l'r"jx?r'jr" acquired since last return,
THE P(?ldi TAX
Th?- new Constitution which went into
full operation after the Jllst of Uewralvr.
provides fvr h ih>1I tax of Ono Dollar
uftou uli citizen* of thU State between the
agf s i if Twenty-One an<) Sixty years, ex
cepting Confederate soldiers above the age
of Fifty years. Parties making returns
for the fiscal year will bear in mind
this Constitt*4rinal provision and govern
themselves accordingly.
All returns in list be made on or tmforei
Th~ 20th day of February next. . I r??m>1
t??k<* returns alter that date %* the other
work of this office roust go on. All re
turns made after the 20th of February are
subject to the W percent, penalty.
All returns sent by mall must lie made
out on proper blank* aijd aworn to before
somo proper officer qualified to administer
mid oaf h. tk-p wiU <w<yt
rl >t> (M* v. fit* *? rrtvrn*. \
The law providea Aat Insurance agents
dial! make returns for the business dons
be ?*eh +wtnfany.
The Omnty Hoard of f&jaafoaMow ap ill
meet alike Auditor'* oOca M Taetdty.
A | t.I Mth, ItrtW, for the patrpoaa of
eqeftJixing property, Waring complain#
prottaU, etc. .
W. V. RUSgntLU
ftW&Im MM C+?\
Promote s Dii<estion.O)C4/fUl~
ue^andRcst.Containsneifht-r
Opium, Morphine nor Mineral.
Not Najic otic.
fduvm aSOU /k Xi/'fl I'Uiltm/i
V Strcl '
A f>Po<A*u. sjt, ? I
Amu St tU *
liuwtiaiu/ , >
Jo Cu/t-j/uUt T/U* * I
St* it -
ffanfitd Sityar .
Wn*syf ~j* /UttW. J
A}>orfccl Ik iiunly for Conslipa
lion. Sour Stoniac It. Diarrhoea
Worn is .Convulsions .Fevcrish
ness and Loss or SLliKl*.
Fac Surule Si^uutufc^of
NEW YORK.
exact copy of wrapper.
CASTORIA
The Kind You Have
Always Bought,
Beaiw the Fao-simile
Signature
Oi'
ON THE .
WRAPPER
OF EVERY
BOTTLE. '
k'
THE KIND
YOU HAVE
ALWAYS BOUGHT.
\ THE CCNUUH COM^NV, NtW YORK CITY
10*
25 * 50*
! ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED ^ *q
f t.lo ami Imnklr-t Crte. Ad. STK1U.IX0 KEMKHY ( (>.. fhicseo. Montrenl, Can. . or New TortU _ J\U
" ALL
DRUGGISTS
OHIO RIVER &, CHARLESTON RAILWAY CO.,
U idi 'B'li 9
SOUTH CAROLINA &, GEORCIA RAILROAD.
Sclii'il lilt- In Illicit O.I. IS, l.s;>7.
i S, ( ' . tv 0 . )
ClutrlcKton
1 >I H!l('il villi?
KinjjviUe
(O. li. 4\- r.)
( 'ain'lon
Kershaw
l.uiicartf (T
!'ii! uv. lvi -I unci inn
Krtrl; H.!I
Vorkvliu
1 51ncl?sbur?
Shelby
1 ionriolla
Forest <"ily
INI licrloniton
?M >li
(iiiilru v Division.)
j'-l.iclcsiiurg
< InlTncvs
i Not th 1'oun.il.
Lvp. 7 l '? A . M .
! "8 57
" 12 or, v. m
" 1 05
I " i t:> ??
| " ?> :io "
! " 2 55 "
" 3 30 "
} - -I 50 "
" 5 l!0 "
5 55 -
" C 12 '
| ?? ??
! A rr. 7 w'? ''
Nort li
; IjVo. 0 "0 r. M
?Arr 7 05
SnUh-1-ound.
A rr. 8 P. M?
" & "
" 1 It
3 00
2 00 "
1 00 "
" 12 15 "
" 1 1 55 A M
" 11 15 "
M 10 10 "
5) 20 '*
" 8 35 "
.. 8 2(, "
" 8 05 "
Lve. 7 00 "
Smith -hound.
Arr. 7 25 A. M.
Lvo. c 50 "
Trains north of Camden run dnly except Sunday. Trains between
? Charleston nnd Ki?>gsv Ue run daily. For information as to rates, Clyde
Ltne sailing, < tc.., call on local, . contracting and traveling agents of bolh
roads, or
! L. A. K.MUKSOX, Trnffin M'gY., ) ( K. K. Oil AY, Traffic Manager,
j South Carolina Georgia 11. 11., !? ] S. ]5. LUMPKIN, G. 1\ A.,
Charleston, S. C. ) r lllackaburg, S. C.
! The nrrnt bi<f tit reetin'f/ of eeerf/ltot/ // , erevf/ieheee dot's not mention
the name of' <t n t/hod // of any size or Hffr. who itoes not tore j/owei'S.
The Famous
Floral Authority
Published at Rocliestor, N. Y.
tfjw ' * The Cit&oxic'lm* 5
< V oar l\>r }"jlj..3?5.
3rM*.\/JN K which we olTor as n pro m ; mu is n veritable mine
of rnnt'on al? -lit Flow ers and \ efjvtalile*, how t o trow and care for
llffttD Mieceftsfully. wheilu r in a iiniitt'd ?* i I jr ! * > t or larpcr \Ulagc garden.
A farm homo may >??' lightened at. a slight expense and the grounds made
attractive, instead of hare and forbidding. ,
AlPHfTf-' rc-ad.-r* know our paper and hav(4 friends who Hltonld know it -
und appreciate i*. llcTe is a chance to gotja tlfnt-clai-H family paper and ti
monthly M zinc for the prioe of our. YicU's .Magazine in ,r>?l cents per
j ear and I ii? ( hrouude i-* !jM 00 prr yeaiy W ?* will send holh prepaid for
??ne year fur only $1 i?-V Take advantage of this offer and brighten op
\ our home. F.vrryhody in and aronnd it. will he made bettor with flowers, ?
and Yii'h's Vsgazii e t?dl* yon al about. it..
Ilriult To I s Wl.Uil Ami H'c Will Do Tlu> Ilc*f.
Application For Discliargc.
Xotico is lien >?y ?iwn tlutt mio iiioiiili
fr<pri? li'fi'l . on Mi'rrii 'J 'lit, IK'.l**. I i
\*Hi ?i?ply !?? tim of rrol.iitc ?? f
K? t?!im\v ('.unity, So:ith Cnroliitii, for
Letter* I )inuiiss<>rv mm K xorntor of ilu*
estate of Riuwi 11 Join s. ?lpc?'{i?pii.
JOHN C, .If)NKS,
Fob.jjBS, *03. "Tlxivtilor.
TRESPASS NOTICE.
All |h ?n^p.n are hereby forl>i<l?len to
tret*)jA.u? i^nn my 1hi<4-i tu'?r Ijuck' uw,
??jjO.j fertWftnp-we ??t ijnulinyr <wf?od
or for an v other purpose wIihIhimSut
Partiea di*rrjriu?tin;f thi* notice will lie
<i?-alt with to the full exti*u. of theUw.
MUS. M. A. KATCUKKIC..
_ _L0Qkn?W't H, U-. Jnn. 6m. 1808.
TRESPASS NOTICE.
All persons nre hereby notified not" to
tMU?*? upon ?Jw tttato lowli of W, W.
II all for the purpoeo < f bunting. Imnling
wood or forjjnr Other pnrnnw wlmlMiercr,
Any of* ftyntfrtiotatm* thfcr nntloe will
be dealt with to the fait extent of the law.
MRS. W. W. II a l.i/.
Administratrix.
DjRllk.'T,
In 'I lit* Chronicle voting contest
Mr. M. L. Smithy
w r> ? tk'chtrcd to l>o ihw mo^L popu
lar member of the Camden Bar. ?
N..v. 12 ? 1 sr. '
Beautiful
Hair
Dr. Hurray's
Universal Hair PrsoMtar
li?K out, invigorate* the ?n*tk,
<tM*a(ci((, *a<t white ao* ?
H" mmrUhlng innio?,?tU puiilrti
*I?n? gr?jr hwr to lt? ori|rtn?l color/
l??* |?rTKC?tU>mM> ol ?n Mir r(Ml