The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 16, 1898, Image 3
gwd J(o \t?.
HOI 3M Lo*1.
Nt?syed from tny premise* in Cum
'Ion on 1 >?*<? J). ottchintll 1??\ Mow,
'JVxaH breed, itnd brm b-d on mill
thigh. I. bufal l i-vvunl for j i t'uvfT v
t' rai.lv Hammond.
( h.-latmas Ba)).
A ball will brt gi*en )n t^e ('amden
Opera IIon*e diiriog tin (xhrintioiH
holidays. The ?,l?,vnnt >n vii 'iiiunx.
print- d at tbia liavc aiu:>ii\
been ? nt o>?i .
Child Fnuit. to Death,
On Inst Thnraday afternoon a ld?
Me two year old daughter oi Mr At
frP(l Maisii, w;ik buint to death.
Sho was in the yard and In r eloi hing
eaugTiili t?. She lived two bour> at
ttr being burnt.
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Gold Mma Near &humrock.
A gold nunc Ins lit en diftiovtied
(iH Mr. ,J. N. MeCtukill's place m mi
Shamrock. NVork has :drt ady been
ct mioenetd on the mine and it is
said tluit lunijs of uold as laigo :ik a
grain of wheat r.ie being found.
Oyster Supper.
The Olive brnneb Nieietv of the
liupttM l hurch (till ha\o an oyst' i
supper and alo r<fi eshments to i.
at the residence of I ap( H H Hal
-anil's Friday evening, l)ee. Kith. An
interesting program will be present
cd nn<l all thoso that wish to spend
ix pleasant evening .should eopje.
Admission 10 cents
A Happy Christmas Family Re union
Mr. Jaiues Villepigue and fam
ily, of New V i ? r k , nnd l'rof. C. M
Kui man and busily, of Cbunson
< -?dlese, are spending ('In it?l mn,?
with I heir father nnd mother, ('apt
and M if. Jus. I. Ydiepigue, et
Camden. 'Mr. Frank Villepigue, of
I'or'j Worth, "l'ex, is nl?o ex pee ted
brre in a fv\v days.
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Bucltlon s Arnica Salvo
The b?*st solve in the wcild foi
Cuts, H?uise?, Sores, Ulcers, Sal:
Itlo uin, Fever S.?nv?, 'lVtter, Chap
pod Hands, Ch'lblain-, Corns, ar.o
nli Skin Kiupt-ionw, and positively
cures files, or no pay required. it
is guaranteed to ^fivi> prifeet sntis
faelion or money lefunded. 1'iice
25 cents per box. For sale by F.
Leslie Zemp.
Mr. P. A. Mo
yyjjp r "vy a .T,w)'
Freo Pi I ie.
Sen (J your address to II. K.I
liueklen ?fe Co, Chiuiign. nnd ire'. a J
itee sample l?ox of Dr. King's Now!
Life Pills. A tiiul will convinee
you of their merits. These pills are
easy in notion and are p.irtiei.li rly I
effective in the cine of Constipa
tion and sick Iicadaehe. For Mm. |
J-iria und Liver troubles they have'
been proved invaluable. They crel
guaranteed to he pcifecily fret* from
every delecterious substance and to
he purely vegetable. They do not \
weaken b f their uetior, hut hygiv-j
(rig tone to the sf.omncM ai d how- i
ele greatly In vigojrnte iho system. )
llegulur sizo 2fKt'p*r ho v. Sold by
J)r. F. Leslie Zeuip, Druggi?t,
2nforinat:oa V/ftntert.
Mf, Kdltort ? On thoftOth .of Nov. I
M<i*o BU'rly stole coino oorn* from '
my field, while workinu ?fur me. i
tt>r.lc clmrgo of him and brought him
to Camden and turned him over to
I ho eons'al>!<?, who placed him in
Jail. He was brought before Mug
i tit rate Clark, who sentenced him to
15 days on the chain g.mgf.
'Deo. the 1 0 til I passed tho Poor
House, and saw Moso chopp:nu
wood. Ho seemed to b.i well con
tented and threw do*n his axe,
enme out lo the road and talked ^?ur
some time with mv wapronor. \*?
What I would liko to know is this :
By what authority is a prisoner sen
teuced to tho cha-n an# sent to the I
poor house, where there is no guard J
as we do not pny Mr. C ements to
guard our prisoners, but to look af
ler the poor, infirm paupers of the
oucnty.
Whose duty is it to place convict
ed persons in tho gang? Do the
people of tho County suppose that a
recognized thief will ho deterred
from c?mrnitt:npr crimo by bcinc
sent to the poor- houst T Will he not
rat her- enjoy the experience and be
glad of an ? pportunity to get his
board freo for theliqne being?
Information ii-?*CTired upon fclfe
above questions )j?y C Stokes.
Marriage.
Dear MrrKditor: ? We wish to
report the marriage of our young
friends Mr. Manly AlleD, of Sum
ter, to Mit?s Maggie Traesdell, of
DeKalb. They were heautifuj^y
bouud together by the B*'V. Mr.
- Crcuoh, of Sumter. Tjtev were
married Thursday nighty Nov. 24,
end treat to Sumter- on Friday
morniog to the li ?me of the croom.
? Mr, Sydney Trues
dtll Miss Law Munn, Mr. Marion
Alle? Ml?e Beesis>Munnt Mr. Peter
- HoERWtt &K+? Mary^ Tr,-e*dcl?.
.^JSl^jbody^ teemed to enjoy it very
much. A very nice supper wss
" fMHwl m^I wus my ? nnrctr? m="
bom left for hit
I r>on't Fall.
I\? jjivo lint ('*<?- den N>>vi||y
SlO|l? H I r ? M 1 in X'-IMlrt
1 1 1- ii i \ I.. \\ it Prop.
Death.
W in. Joseph Outlaw, ?i.>n *f M -.
\V. M . ().?? Inw, <i <i i' 1 1 | 'J \ i'ii is, 1 1 hi I
. ?< 1 1 ill*- fill i ti m , ?. f i< v a n i M r. ?? > s? \> f
live ?uks a iiii I \ | ? Ii ? 1 1? I fever.
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Santa 0 au* rtt DiBosuV
Santa Cbuis Irts Ii is heftd?]uar
li'lM Ml 1 ||<l lllllj.' nlvil'l! of ? 1', | ) || ?
Ii' i se 4v I *? > . A fii!! h I ? ( U * 1 1 ( It i
hi is (i oo'Ih jiini hi, Sue t ! i< i i' n-I.
; i ;i i li u t li i' i' ml ii in ii .
Ailvcrtibeil Letter*.
I'iii week 4* l) t i i n ?* |)-e. 11, ISUS.
I.?ura Mttiley, W ,) Thompson, I.
| > Sliuw, |{ < Logan, Tullie l>ai
i <? * , .1 1 1 h ii Johnson, Katie Wheeler,
j \rtna Young, Luei'eliil DultoM-,,
j l.ue.eiu Smith, Kilihio Unas A M
iSpeei, Chensh-y Miller, May Line
?evger, L l> Kimhall, Anna Adam
j H HI.
C. CS. A .'exit ml or, IV M.
j Trespass Notico. ?...v
Notice in hereby givon that I* 1 <
li-ii lies whomsoever me herehy foi
hidden to ircH***"* upon tlie Itrnd
ley lands eonsisting of tracts he- I
1 1 ? ? i i? 1 1 1 ? ? to Mi 8. S. A. lirndloy ????<!
I .1. and A. (i. Bradley, f'?r huni-j
i"L', hauling wood or any other pur
pose whauver. Parties disieganl
ing 'Ins notice will he dealt with
according to law.
A. (J. Itradlev,
Ay, I. for Mrs. S. A. Bradley.
Sumter District Appointments.
T .1 Clyde presiding elder,
lteihan.v ? Ci II Pooser.
ltishopvilln ? 1C 1* Tavlor.
I'limflon Stnlion ? J Thns Pate,
Camden Circuit ? W l'? Verdun.
Koreston ? ft Speer.
.Jordan ? W A Pitts.
Kershaw ? .1 (1 Heck with.
Lynchburg ? ft W Mason.
Manning ? 1/ H Wells.
Nov V, ion ? W ft Wiggins.
? N It Ola rkson.
Highland? T .J White.
Heath Springs ? 1) A Phillips.
Kantee ? A T Dunlnp.
Sinii-h vftie ? J II Graves.
Sumter Station ? J A Clifton*
Magnolia Sheet Mission ? iV .
K i-ily.
Sumter Circuit ? S 1) Itaily.
W ateree ? J ft Strickland.
Wcdgclkld- ? I II Oopeland.
OPERA HOUSE
ONB WEEK COMMENCING j#'
MONDAY NIGHT, DEC. 19.
MAI IN IK SAT UK DAY 2.80.
Change of Piav im<l Specialties at
crt cli lYrfurm ?iw:o.
Arnold's Fun Makers.
Opening in the Sjcocb3 of AM Sue
CCBoOH,
"My Wile's Husband," j
! l.e .ct i*o" and Best Company on
tho Road playing at ^ i
fit J, ?J)V And Cent*.
Hrflned. Pleasing and Up -To Dute
Special (,'oc.
Ladies Free
Mond ty Night when accompanied by
a person with a pai<l 30-Ceut 'ticket
if purchased before 7 p. in.
Reserved suatu stle opens at I)r.
F. Leslie Zemp'u drnyj store Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock.
Arnold's Fun Makers.
The following notioe of'the eompa
ny which Ib to appear in the Opera
House next Monday night in from
the Columbia Tlc'o >rd of tho EHh,
where that company has been tilling n
week'a engagonieni ibis week j
?'The pretty English comcdy,
"The School M star's Pupil," <>t
??The Little Dutch (^h," was the piny
presented hy Arnold's Fnn Makerp
last riftht. The attendance was the
..Imp est that Iibr ever witnessed a
popular priced porforniinre in thin
eiiy. As soon aa the doors wore
opened the ''Standing Room (July '
sign was I ung out, but still they
cume and the treasurer was obliged
to atop selling tickets, in conse*
qncnce of which many were turned
awav. .
Ill'* eompanv, aa a whole, is un
doubtedly the bept that lias appear
ed in Columbia'tlds season at cheap
prices, and far better thai some at)
I. iuh prices.
i^pwial mention is due Miss Ethel
ICvans as tho ".LUfclc Dutchess" She
was charming and* won the large
crowd fiom the Htart by her conscien
tious work.
Mis Kathleen I>?ws, as the
??Dntehcss of Arland," filled the part1
very nicely. Sho is a handsome wo- !
man and a credit to any. company.
Miss Lydia Harden, as the old
maid, was very ko?h1, aswas n?ho Mr.
P. W, Poe M J .Iia Ainsworlh.
The feature of the show was the
j wonderfni acrobatic pantomime act
I of Meerffa. Rice and WalUM. it is
iho Ixet act of the kind : that has ever
appeared otTthe local stage, and is
alone worth the priffe of admiaeion ?
, 10. 20 Mid 30 cerft*.
J Thft twnjffir rlT*nB J"* V"*"* ~
i far above il?e arerage aod waa re*
] etifed wilU maeb ajvp'aase.
i To algfat U?e coiypin j will. pregant
the hllarlooJ comedy, **H>
Wjf*> MubmlL"
WOUTIl cK
To I '? 10
Given Away
AT AND
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Consist inir of
Men's Sack Suits, allgrad-s, '?'>[ to l(>.
Youths' Suck Suits, all grades. I I to 1!).
Hoy Knee Pants Suits, all grades o to I I.
Men's, Youths' and Boys' l\i its of all sixes.
mh i*se yo.xls must go. Those who conic fmt. will
A the Plums.
Always on hand, the largest and best selected slook of
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In the City MA UK TO WEAK.
B
HEALTHY MOTHERS Make
HAPPY HOMES.
T TOW can a woman bo cheerful and
Ttf P happy when nhe ia weak, nervous,
r.iul suUV'rinj* tlio oxcrwiatinff tor
* tureuof Vemalo Diseas*-.*? 11 should
not bo expected of her. 'When eho is
suffering from Deranged MenHtrual iou,
Whites, Falling of tho Womb, etc., ohow
your Mvinpnthy for her in a practical
"way bv providing hoi' with
QERSTLE'S
FemaJe Panacea.
THAOti'Q, p, . )mAHK.
This splendid tonic will soon relieve
her suftoring and rrms t he- disease, thus
producing the desired result through
natural channels. Only Pi. 00 ner bottle.
If there is any costivenoss, move tho bowels gently with mild
(Iobcs of St. Joseph's Liver Regulator. Price 26c por package.
MY WIFE WAS ALM09T A COMPLETE WRECK
With female troubles. 81 iq lias take" six l>ott lea of GcftSTLC'.S Female
Panacea and it lies cured iicr. H>e is now on t no Just bottle and is fechnw as
wc^l as alio ever uio and wcik-hs moio than ever bof^c in her life.
BOLD at druo storks. B. H. Jd'XiGETT. liroxton, 0.1.
L,. QERSTLE & CO., Proprietors, Chattanooga, T?nn.
FOR SALE BY DR. F. LESLIE ZEMp.
OUH GREETING.
1SSS
Old Young
Nice, Now and Novel
Goods to Snloet from. /
EVERYBODY WELCOME.
Wo wait y 1. 1?' tr.i I j, a. :i- 1 will up pro*
ciato your inspjctiu^ our stock whether
you wish to buy from us or not. Prin
ters ink cost;* money--- We mention only
a few articles in our varied assortment,
?lust Inre wj want bo ca!! the La-lien'
attention to our
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Lib
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RTME1
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Consisting of many useful and onmm nihil presents, impos
sible to mention here. See our
Select liiue of Medallions,
Chosen from Popular Subjects. Can't appreciate these un
less you see them. P
DO L LS the CHILDREN
? All piicus* all Stylesr DorTt buy until j*ou see our line.
Our Entire Stock of
H ol i day ?Goods,
Etc.
? rrCOtiMsli og of . ...
Toys, Chmtiiww IU>ok?r <Thirnc*t X mas Cards, 1
Tootv for u Mtrrjf Xoms ,
C? -J-T rrfl? - . ? t _ s. ..
V n'Ti'i % i i ?" T '
AND THE FAMOUS
m >S
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MUST BE REDUCED AS WE NEED THE MONEY MORE THAN THE ST0CK
WHICH IS $15,000 LARGER THAN IT SHOULD BE, AND WE HAVE DECIDED TO
OFFER OUR ENTIRE .STOCK OF \
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CLOTHING, CARPETS, .
- BLANKET?, COMFORTS,
3 ESS GOODS. BOOTS,
AND ALL WINTER GOODS
If MUST
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Remember we mean what \r siy, mil diu't once and twica
a year advertise atjeost, This is the first lime we ever offered
seasonable goods at cost as early as this in the season, but
this is a hard vear on the farmer and we must share our loss
?? ?' 9 ft
with him too. So this is* the highest and l?e.st oner we., ever
made ? the slaughtering of the above immense stock. This
offer (s for the r
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Spat Cash Only
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No exception to this rule for anyone, (f charged for a day
will be at the regular selling price. \
FOR THE GASH DOWN AT GOST.
With this offer we guarantee you can, with 4 cents' cotton
get more for your bale by buying from us than you did when
you got 10 cents a lb.
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COME AT ONCE ANO SEE FOR YOURSELVES AMD BE HAPPY.
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