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Sermon to The Knightft of I'ylhiaa Dr. Pate will u sermon! tn>\? Sunday iiiylit to ihr Kni^htx' < ? f l'vlliia* wliu Mill nllt'ud iluiult in a hotly. Fine Su^ar Cane. II. I\va?o?, (if Sin j i li vi I If, ' WoUlfht id (Mil- lltllci* lllis Wt't'k l'\(l vorv m i m i k of 1 1 ?*!?<?? n ciu.< . 1 One hIm I k It j < I 19 folly d?- Vidopt <1 j joiuta and the oilier 21. Mr. A. (>. It r A<1 lt?y ulna brought us a Mialk wiili joinirt. Farmers, why noi send goin<* flue prodnela of tin; f irm lo t ho Stnii Fall? Wo would bo in. ?ro than d?> I jellied to aeo our county receive some of the prizos. Write C5?d. Thou. W. H.illoway, Pom aria, S. (I. for particulars. Free Advertisers Abuso. Publishers of pupers in Vm o mln# County, N. Y., who reeenrh fumiwl hii MhH<?ciiit i<>n, li ?v?? Hrtft eil ly agreed to chMrjje lcynl rates for all lentil iio*ic< s and i<> impose a choree for cauls of thanks resold 1 i ? ? i. ? r ? f respect, ohituarv poetrv and advance notices of ull entei t win merits and festivals from which a revenue is derived. Hero is com uion ground on which country pub lishers nmv meet and form district or county associations. The Wy oming County association lost no time tn beginning the correction of t he free- ad vertisiug- abuse. ? Copy Hook. Free Pills. ?Send your address to II. R. llueklen tV Co., Chicago. nr?d ye*, n iree sample box of Dr. King's Now Life Pills. A tiial will convince yon of their merits. These pills uro easy in action and lire particularly ? fTtfCtjve in the cure of Constipn lion and sick Hendache. For Mn larla Hi) (I Liver troubles they have boon proved invaluable. They are ^ i) man teed to bo perfectly free from <:Vefy deleolerlous substance and to be purely vegetable. They do not weaken by their action, hut by giv ing. tone to the stomach and bow /h* grdallv invigorate the Rystem. Regulaq Bize 2Ro per box. Sold by J)r. F. Leslio Zemp, Dinggist. Hymeneal. ' " Married at 1 ho homo of the bride's pnraqts nt DeKalb Wed net-day, Oct. 2Gth, Mr. William Nicholson, ?>f ''heater. and Miss Kmma Grace, daughter of Capt. and Mrs.- J. N. Nicholson. Tho martiaSo wna a most quiet ti flair and immediately after tli c ocrcmony tho happy co^ale i?;ft cfor Charleston to take in tl^BpMivi J\ ins of G"la week beforo returning 4f? () jjnof av ll.pj** fijl iirn hoiH 'ilil* ""frroorn is one of C' ruler's ino?t in jfKiential I ukIiups nu n. beirg pro ptfHor of llie popular and well known J NichoJson bolel, nn<l lh? bride is a yonna ladv of rare charms. TTer host, frjrndf I crc toyHher with The Chronicle extend headiest eongratu JM/ong. 1 Persona'. Dr. Moore lias returned from Asheville. He w?s telegraphed f >r to attend a very sick patient here. Mrs. J. I. Brouson. of Barnwell, Js on a visit to her cousin. Mr. W, J, Jones, of Camden. Mrs. Bronaon la proprietress of Tiie Barnwell ^Sentinel. Mr. Harry Gerald left last Sat urday to 'accept a position as drum mer for a Charleston Arm. ftev. W. W. Mills was a' sent, froift Camdejj last Surfday in at tendance upon Synod. Rev. and Mrs. A. T. Jamison are attending the Snntee Association which it in session at Providence, Sumter county. Advertised Letter*. For week ending Oct. 22, 1898: Minnie Alexander, Mattie Brown, Mattie Thorn, Maggie Colbert, ^JHenderson Byrd, Hattie Addison, K H Bowen, Edward Alexander, I) Jj Cooper, E J Anderson, ?J S Frencheros, Joe Gnskins, A L Moo dy, Adam Jono*, Hannah Bryan, Tom Nelson, Henry T Johnson, Fletcher Davis, J W Rosa, Janie Champion, M J Thompson, M H Pierson, Jonnie VVilhon, Rev L J Young, Maurice William*, Mollis Wilson, Cantey Whell, Peter Barpes Esq., J A C hristma?, Tom Bafftrd, P?ler Hinson, \V H Har ris, Rosanna Kirkland, Sammie Mitchell, T B Brown. O. 6. Alexander, P. M. Meeting Closed. Rev*. Leitoh and Marshall who, base been conduction a meeting hero closed last 8nnday night and left on Monday for Summertoo where itaiy will coatinne the noWe ?ork in a Iiich tbey have been so successfully engaged for about twelve years. For Bear three weeks these men of God bass labored lo our midst and preach ? sd Mths gospel so plain and simple "TIW a^aylaieir ttougt. a fool need - -pel-err thei*h?, - <> The crowds that thronged to these amies* ex leaded even into the "oot tw pRteh* aad aiteei^i In the man Mflm _wHah Hay were reesiyd eTiiof tkt mip meetiege of ye ?U#s (Im# es4 to say that much jit *r UlS.UUHil WORTH or y H TO 15 K Given Away AT AND BELOW COST, ^^ortaiat ini>' of Glen's Sack Suits, all grades. ? ? I t<> 111. Y**fUhs' Sack Suits, ail grades. II to l!) l>oy K nee I^ji ut h Suits, a1! s ?> to I I. Men's, Youths' ami Hoys' I'ants of all sizes. These fiOods must jj<>. Tln>so who come (ii>t \\ i the Plums. Always on hand, the largest and hest sclccted stock ol EHO ES In the City M A 1 ) Ii TO W K A 1 ! . o New Storo I Mr. C. ('. Whitsker fortnerh wil.li the Camden l)i y Goods ( N),lia? yone into 1 1 u s i d(;hh fur himself nn?l opened up in one of the new storei rt ee fitly erected by Mrs. J, \V. 'Wnt kin*. Mr. W hitnlcer is one of Unfn den's l?'8t and most highly esteem- j iii i young men and we trust lie will meet with the success he bo well i deserves. Pawnee Hill' a Wild West will ex liiblt in Camden ? Thursday, Nov. 10 ? for ouo day only. 'l'hiw in ihe only season of the y??nr when mankind wishes ho was! living in a rented house. The lux i collector is uow abroad in Ihe land.! IT'tw to keep the boys on the furiu? Take them off of it oecas j iouullv when such an opportunity i as the next nnuual State Fair pre sents itself. I'ito t y ;?'??? i ? I fever patients, amon^ ?v!n>m whs 1 1 ur nwii lid lu l,awront-tv mention of which was mmlu last vcck, we arc ghul to aiato are bet it r Oillcc boy ? Say, deir'n a big fel Iff down aiaira who vanls ter lick V"r, and a sad-eyed litllo woman i * 1 1 a hig roll of pop. try. Kditor ? Show up Lhu bin man. ?Km Loekwoolc, Lho colored hIioo. maker who formerly lived in Cam ?ltn, died in Colnm? ia last week. I * hereby given that Tho Wilson <fc Sum erlon Railroad Company will apply to the hegitdaturo of South Carolina, at its next regular session, for a charter, or an exten sion of charter, in order to extend its ?track from Sumter, S. C., to Camden, S CJ.j The Wilson & Suromerlon Railroad f'o . I Thomas Wilson, President. : Wilson, S. Oct 8th. 181)8. Motherhood TTIf KTfl <11 1 1 fn r\4* r? ?*a I j ( ? VMV M?v w? U ?? w ^ I u man is looked forward to with 1 . a feeling akin to horror? not because the little one 1m not welcome, but because tho mother dreads tho direful consequences to herself. Thobo loiag hours of agonizing labor stand out beforo her like a hideous nightmare. An improper delivery, followed by child-bed fever, may end thesoene in a few short days, leaving the ^little one motherless. But there it another side to tho pioture. If women who are expecting to be como mothers will commence tho use of tho greit female tonic, GERSTLE'S FEMALE PANACEA, 3T. IP. )"*"*? , regularly ae directed a few weeks before confinement, and continue Its use until tho organs aro restored to their normal condition, the hours of labor will be shortened, the pain lessened, and recovery ? complete. If thore is any oostivenene, move the bowels gently with mild doses of St. Joseph's Liver Regulator. I SOLD AT DKre STORES. fc, URKS1LK t CO.. Hropr*.. CHATTAXUOOA. T?K.\. FOR SALE BY DR. F. LESLIE ZEMP. At CanxltM^ Tliursdiiy, Nov. lOtli. Amcica'* National Kiitc-ituinirrnt, Ueuiiiff tlio Heal of Kur*ponn Succors. Pawnee Bill's v/ HISTORIC WILD WEST Indian Mmcum, Indian Villlage , II ippodronif, IiiUirnnlional Exposition of Novcltii-*. Ttt?? Marvel of t T.r ago and the Greatest w ?i<3L W est in tho W or'd. Coataina foatnr<*?, aelecu-d fur thtir historical value and character from the Wild Weat of America in particular, and t lie Wr.rld at lnrjr?% aa Xafure*a own Truthful Exhibition. Pawnoe BIH'a Wild Wcat hue fulfilled every purpose and ia acknowledged to be KUlJOATlOSil. and IXSTHICTUK. Th? hno of Oklahoma, end Great white chief of the Pawneea, Major Oordon W.XiHto (Pawnee Bill); lias ap?red neither troable nor expense In Tila efforts to collect from e?eiy dime Startling and Sterlinjr Norelt^aa. The Grand Hippodrome. Standing Racee, Chariot llaeea. bardie and wild Texae steer rmm an Indian rtiwirr epah'at a hot ae. Menor Ftancinro and Ma Yaoaeroa, Mia* May Lillte, tlieeyK lady who ean wlpot y>errl?iply with a rile rm oottabaek. ? A Le?y uf WWHIjIj WMWfHera f trie. Uim Uraddow the queea of thePIaina. Spotted MiUnr>'Mwfli8?g Broachoe. a drove of Wild .Texea Steer*. ArtllUiy Races In th? clearlafc. And the only" Itefd of livinf Buffalo. With maiv terHyVid# Celebrttiee. H notes? Walter. Corey, the crack ptetot ?hot. Poaey Bfb aad aome of the mom noted Rangemen, fask>ue for tlicir ahill witfrthe. JL*ri?W On the ratal aj? and branding rattle. iKJKiaMLi. m TMihtheitfMlta atari. Moathrk! - Tare wihiewamfcHy atltM ? p aa. OntMm to a^ La4n a%l eliltdre* oar apeeial rare, IttMaf will - - ? faa^J aJ iooAAt W- gll / ? V THE FAMOUS i m nii m, Wo ?:m< (o (alii this ucoK to lioiisi lu't'iirt's only oil (iii'rc lliiu;;s CARPETS, RUG? AND ( MATTING, A hM ) TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. Remember we d<> nil promise. Some claim tit buy fur nothing and sell lor loss. Wo don't, an wo find have to pa v for over \ t hing lau^hl, but one thing we do or ut Irast our cus tomers say so, that we soil f >r less than those cheap John lob lows who buy lor nothing and sell lor less. So come and sea the immense bargains in above lines, and if } on doli't buy ut ter seeing our word lor it wo won't blame you. Over 70 Rolls. FRESH, NEW, STYLISH, CHEAP AND DURABLE 2 Rolls M.ittiui: >it (i l-lc per \ur?l, wurili Ulo. ] 0 ' v ' ' 1 p at 1 ?if II) ' '? ' 1 1 -> 1 -2c ' ' ' * 1 ?.i 2 16 ' ' ' 1 "><?? ' ' ' ' ]0 ' ' ' I (J 2-3 ' * ' ' V2c. ' ' ' ^0 ' 3<?c j 2 ' ' ' 2 oc ' ' ' ' urd 4uc. Bugs UGS, Bugs UGS. Uujjs from 'JOo to $15, in sizo from 1* inches I < ? 9 (Yet by 1'J fctif , in < 1 1 1 1 i i t y from che.ijiPKt to host, oonsintintf of Ingrains, Tn? peaty, Vi-lvel, jMo(|M< t. Hoyul Wilton, Nm\rna, Szr., Sec. The pricH *2~) to 'I i] 1 M per Pent, cheaper not wit list uniting the nd? vanec in wool (Ionic and inspect is nil wo ank. Wo want ^ou to look, the GOODS will talk lor themselves. From 1 5c to $1/25. Ingrain, Tupcatry, Velvet, Wilton. &c. Curpet Lining, Oil Cloth in id Lenolium. COUNTRY MERCHANTS Will do well to visit our immense Wholesale Department up stairR. Will guarantee to save freight if nothing moro. Come and see or send for prices for anything you want, ,t not cheap enough don't buy. Thanking our many customer* of Kershaw, Sumter, Darling ton, Lee and Fairfield counties, and assuring ^ou one und all of A Warm Welcome From Messrs. K. A. McDowell, of Dress Goods, &c., Wiley Sheorn, Children's Clothing, Halt and Groceries, , J. 11, ICirkley, Notions iind Furnishing Goods, u Edward i\ Truesdell, Shoes. " ' t K. A. Salinoud. Oloak and Domestics, J. A. Smith, Clothing, Carpets, Rugs, J. J. Workman and his assistant, \V ill is Sbeorn, of th# account Department together with . Yours Very Trui*^