The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 23, 1898, Image 3
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'J hiak Of X<-!
Our Stuck in tho luitflu of
the season at cost.
) (Jilt lvl jt' Store.
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At OcNt For Cosh.
We moan what wo #n\\ Im
mouse Clothing Stock AT COST
for cash. <? i!t Kd^e Stole,
\Yft?OU8.
For lk '2i il fill t 1 ho j s?t Mtii?{>nK t'.t
to tho (?i!t Kj gu Slojc. I itiK ii|> to
(lute lioii fco has i Ik hi el.oapc i hau |t
cotton.
Try the Ol?l Virginia UUok fii:ck
wheat, for salt) hy Train ?\ Si n.
Horfio Lost.
Stray ori from my promise* in Cum
den on Dcc. 1), one small Hay llor-,.-,
'IVxas breed, ami branded on ton*
tldglr. L bend reward for recovery
Frank Hammond.
Tho Camden Furmture Store
Is selling ^oods rommkably cheap
for this season of Uo year. \\'lun
you come to (nun tn-inoi row ilon't
buy jour Gloifclmasl prosi nts until
yni siowlftl Nr. licisunheimei has
Salo By Tho Sheriff.
Sheriff Williams will sell on next
Thursday, tho '-'IHh inst., at D. M.
Melton's plttee about -U miles Kast
of Camden, a lot of rood, cotton, cot
ton seed, sweet potatoes and fodder.
See not'eo elsewhere.
Advert teed' Letters.
For week r-mlinu Dec. IS, lN'.IN:
.1 N Davis Mrs Moiiror) HunUt,
Nina Joncp, I > i ?i n m Sut oo, Fuunir
Ts.\ tor, M at tie Bel', Laura Cowen,
. Miss QouiUH'V Atkinson, Thomas
8i*n a Krone, Roheeea Flo to her, N*?
in CtnUji, 1'tUr Ha mi 08. Louisa
Hall. .
G. G. Alexander, 1*. M.
N^ticid. ?
The regular annual meeting of tl?o
mc ud orB of tho 1'nmdon Library and
Ijycoum Association will he hold at
tho Library lbiom on the 1st Friday
(thoiiixt.h ihiv) in Jannarv, 1 HDD.
at. 7.30- P. M. All members are
nruod to attend as tho annual elec
tion of officers will be held.
J. '1 hos. rah*, D D. ,
President.
^ L. T. Mills, Sccy & Troiis.
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* New Public School.
A new pubic ic!?ool has boon es
tablished about thruo miles east of
Condon find will ho known as ".Mai
.0vorn Hill** school. On last Mfrtjday
th?* Hoard of Trustees mot and elect
nd Miss Moggie Sheorji a^ teacher.
The school will open oi^ the 1st day
of January, J3!W, and riyi the entire
year, 6xcept through tbo'snuamer va
ca ion. y
Pleaching at Swift CfOftk.
There will bo preaching at Swift
Cretk Church on ilio second Suu*
day in January at 1 1 a. m, by the
Ray. J. C. Croud! who will preach
there on the fiounud Huiu'ay In ev
pry month at 11 n. m, unci Iho Jdp^
pf the church will he open on every
preaching day for the reception of
members. And there will he a col
lection La Icon up pp the next
preaching day for the purposo of
mining money to pay for their j
Church oraan. f'ome one, come all '
pud don't fnrj;et the collection.
Xiittlo Sins.
"When I was a little boy," remark
ed an old gentleman, "somebody
gave mo a cucumber in a bottle. 'IV c
neck of the bottle was so small, and
tho cucumber so largo that it wasn't
possible for it to pass through it, and
I was prcatly puzzled to know how
it got, there. Hut out in tho garden
une day, I en me upon a buttle olipped
over a litlle green fellow that was
still on the vines, and then I under
stood it all. The cucumber had
grown in the bottle. I often see men
with habits l lint I wonder any strong,
pen-ibje man could form, and tho 1
think that likely they grew into them
when they were )oung and cannot
slip out of them now, i ho v are l<ko
the cucumber. Luok out for the lit
tic sins, boys
Attention Pon?ioners
The Township Boards of Pension*
will meet in their respective Town
ships on Saturday, Jan. 7th, at 12
o'clock at the places named below
for the purpose of acting iipon new
app'ications and Revising the roll for
1890 1
I>eKalb Township, at Opera House
in Cimden.
Watoroe Township at Cureton
Mill.
Buffalo Township at 11. T. John*
aonV j
Flat Rock Township, at Westvillo.
?The <.'<$ynty Boird of Pensions
~^iB meet in Camden on U>dne#d*y,
Jan. 2Gth. All persons who wish to j
, ptake application for Pension will
_ Itave their application made o?t ami.
aworn to hy the tirito the Board*
i. meet. Those already on tho roll
aged not file new application but re
v fort to the Boards so ?bey can be
placcd upon the roll for 1809.
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W. F. BoaaeH, Clerk,^
fes". ffair i*y<wsb*im to^ buy
~ a nice suit of clothes ?t your
iwp pride, at llincb Bros. &
? regaidlm
nmr&^Ctr. ?
St*UUi >d?t 3io
Btmr #e*
A (irout IMny Tu \ii*lit At Tlio
Opera 1 2 (> us#*.
y rnoM s I'nn Mulct* \>!o are tV
! 'tig H W? ? K'-4 OI.'.Mli/. lit. t . t |?t II. i* I ll
is without a d??ut t tho h s' pot u >* r
j>i i<?o company ( hut ha* oyer appear
C:l lllTO. ToOi'i'Vt thill {"I out | ?' H V
I 1 1 f I' wo Of pi ? Hli s ' v\ i i i In' pi o ' it ?
, i-?t a lid mi ciiniltt A l'iii?? e<owd will
I In' hi alt oi.dutioe. A ladie'a and chil
? Iron's innfnop will be f/iveu Satur
day nt 80 1\ M. wliou "Pick's H'i<l
lioy" will ho the pl.iv. Take the lit
? e ones mi. I h i Ihfin hm-jli. Satur*
<l i\- ni.'h* Out ,\v w I* uuluii'l
f in!*! \ 'l*'ii'h? Pan'l or A Mrsv- n*
. i r from .JarvN Scction" will In* 'I <?
p;?v It nit inhi r i lio pr (?.?>?? i?r?i nitlv
I1'. 2ii and i>t* oolite, lu ^(Tv?il kt*'ti
'ii I' . Ijt<phi' /. nip's. (i;i to-ni^ht
ii i.l st i* tl?f hf-st play ever pro looed
i "i the local stngo.
Don't Fail.
To pivo tin' Camden Novelty
S urn a trial in \>ii:is ?joods.
Henry h. \V iltkowt.ky, 1'iop.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve
Tito bust naive in the world foi
Cuts, Mini sua, Sores, I'leera, Salt
Uheum, Kever Sores, Teller, Chap
l<cl Handn, Chilblains, (>orn?, and
it| Skin Ktuplions, anil posilivcl\ !
I'.nreR I'iles, or no pay ie?|iiirid. Ii
is j'uaranteed lo ^ive perfect salts
f;o iion lo nioney refunded. lAriee |
2.) cents per box. For aale hy F. j
Leslie Zeinp. 1
Yellow Jaundico Cured.
SuH'cring humanity should l?e
>ti|)|)ltt'(l willi eve vy means possible
tor its relief. It ia wills pleasure
wo | ? 1 1 1 ? 1 i h 1 1 the following : "This
is loeeili'y thai I was a terrible
xiiH'iri'i from Yellow Junndiro fot
'?< ?;r six ill oil l li.S, and wns 1 1 en ted
I ?\ HO Ml l) of tll<> Ix-St pliytiielutis II)
'?ur city and all to no avail. Dr.
U"ll, our druggist, recommended
Kb-ctiie. Milters; and after taking
two bottles, I wis entirely cured.
I now lake great pleasure in reeom
tn*!i)dingl..theni to any person snf
i fci ing from litis terrible imiludy.
1 am gratefully yours, M. A. llo
yiiriy, Lexington, Ky." SoLi l>i
F. Leslie Zemp, druggist.
Tito Atlanta Constitution and The
' atmh-n Chroniclo one year lor only
si 50.
Tax Returns fori 89 9.
Office of County Auditor, i
Kershaw County,
Camden, S. C., l)<.c. 8. 'OS. 1
hot ice is hereby given that the Audi
lot's office for rioeivii.g State and County
Mix returns will Ik- open front Jntiuarv 1st,
ls'.'9 to February 2l)ih. ltfll'.l, (Sundays ex
eej?l??ll.)
J'hedalcsof tin? appointments at which
t'lfjoilic Auditor or ittfi deputy will visii
the usual place* in the pounty for receiv
ing returns are given below i
Lynelnvood (W. S. Smith V) \Ycdm*a?
day, Feb ] .
Haley's Mill, Thursday. Feb 2,
Buffalo (Kirklcy'y Stoie) Friday, Feb. ?'{.
West vllle, Sat ind.iy, Fob, 4.
Tdboi'ly iiill. Monday, Feb. fl
t'Antay'fi Hill, Tuesday, Feb. ?,
C'meton'fi Mill, Thur?dny( Feb. H.
Habon's X Roads, Friday, Feb. 0,
IMPORTANT.
It |* important that i^>pnynp3 in ptak
Itip their returns, bn careful j.o y ,tnjp itiQ
fononp' d 1st riot? wiiothor new or ofd ? it'i
which' thov reside at the -UH?e of making
return?. Also to clalo if It l? the name
district as when last return was niado.
WIIOSIIOFT.n MAK15 lUSTURXS.
Tlio law requires ihal all persons own.
ing properly or in any wise haying ohargQ
of sueh property either as agent, hltsbhud.
??i;aidian. tiusteo, cxecutor, administrator,
&e.. return the fame under oath to the
Auditor, who requests all person? to fjr,
prompt in milking their returns and sa?o
I lie '>0 per cent- penalty, whinh will t o add
ed to the property valuation of all persons
who fail to make returns within the time
prescribed by law.
HOW AND WHAT TO HKTUUN*.
Assessors and tux payers will outer the
first given name of the taxpayer in full,
also make a separate leturn for each par
ty for i he township the property is in and
where the taxpayer owns realty to insert
tho postofBcb as their plftpp residence,
and those who only own personal property
to jrive the party's name who owns the
land they live on, and in each and every
case to name, the No. of School District
the property is in.
All personal and real Property owned on
the 1st day of .January, 18HS, must he re
luvmd for taxation; and all changes or
transfers of real estate noted.
| it order to avoid confusion, parties mak
iut' returns should, state tjU'nwr of acres
of laiid"owned at tiiVfft-<^f making Vst re
lit n?s in coin inns ma rke\l "Real 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 parties from whom bought or
)0 whom sold.
All new buildings should be returned as
"Ileal Properly*' acquired silica last return.
INCOME TAX.
Under I ho recoup Act of I ho Legislature
all persons having a gross Income of Twen
ty-live Hundred Oollurs or more arc rc- (
(|tiire'l to make a return of the same to the ;
Auditor at I he time of making their othc?j
returns. ^ '
THE POLL TAX>\
Tht? n?w (^institution which went Into]
full operation afterthe !J|st of December,
1805, provides for a poll tax of Ono Dollar
ujion all Citizens of this State between the j
agis of Tw*ntr-One urnl Sixty years. ex
cepting Confederate soldiers &l>ovc tlieege j
of fifty years. Parties making icturnsj
f<n* the fiscal year lttiM will bear In mind
-thw-Ounsl ituliunnl pioilalon~ and gfffert i
themselves accordingly.
All reiifrhs must be made on or before I
?be 30th drfy of IM.ninry neat. 1 camut}
take rctnrns after tluit date as the other <
work of this ofKcemuat go on. AM it
tarns made after the 20th of February are
rotjoctTo mitrrffmrntrpeaMtty. ? i
All r?tWh? sent by mail mnst be made -1
out oir proper bTanks?and sworn to before
toiufl iMYvpnr nfflner qualified to
?ga
meet at (he AmlitorVoAteoBtiKitkl
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WORTH OK
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To i;k
Given Away
AT AND
5
( '(.lisistini;- of
Moil's Suck Suits, all y ratios, ?) I t*> lt>.
V out h?' Sack Suits, all i?rados. 1 I to 1!)
liov K'uoo Pants Suits, ail ?jrad s ~) to 11.
Mon's, Youths' and Boys* P.i its ol all sizos.
yY"^heso *io?>ds must jjo. I'll vso who conic lirst \\ ill
ft t ho Plums.
Alwa\s on hand, thu largest anl $olot:tod Mock of
EH-O.ES.
Ill I ho City MADK TO WKAi!
One of the I-irst Symptoms of
Failing Health In a Woman is
Did you ever think that ViuiX> in ahyays a
c.iuho ii>r this malady? in tyomfen Nervous
ness is generally tho forerunner of Homo
form of female disease, ouch as Whites,
Painful, Profuse or Irregular Mennes/etc.,
cither of whii'U will produce Nervousness
in tfll of ita diatretfuing inti unity. if you use
Gerstle's Female Panacea
you will very noon bo cuml of Nervous
ness and all other female troubles an well.
If costive, move (he bowls with mild
doses of St. Joseph's Liver Regulator.
I HAVE SUFFERED FOR YEARS
With painful metises, at tended with smir stomach. rushin/t ? ? l" l?looii tu the head,
and occasional whites. 1 also have sown- tici v.iiiM sj>ell.< ami heart i>.d|?itat ion so
bad 1 cannot rest. 1 have vised variou.-t female remedies I'.-ra ]ui>|{ t i lite I >? 1 1 found
no relief until nhout two months into. when 1 commenced nsiutfyour Geratlo's
l-emale Panacea and ST. JOSKJ'fl 8 MS KK HKtil'L.VfOK, and they arc doitm mo
more Rood than nil othurs. 1 snail continue their use
Glenmore. (iu. v MRS. SAKAl! JKNK1N8.
If your case 1$ complicated, write us and we will give you f\ill in
formation regarding the u?e of this medicine. Ciot it From "your drug*
gist. If he doe# not keep it uund ua $1 and wo will amid i'i bottle,
?-.tl r-hnrcrn* naid. L. uRRATLf! A CO.. Ctist(nno(;;:?, Tenn?
FOR SALE BY DR. F. LfcSUfc. AfciVSh'.
OUH GHEJETXISfG
laoB
PRESENTS
Old Young
Nioe, New and Novel
Goods to Select, froh>i
EVERYBODY WELCOME.
We want your trjirie, aud will appro*
tfatc your inf?pectinj4 our stock whether
you wihli to buy from us or not. Prin
ters ink costs money-- We mention only
a few articles in our varied assoiment.
?Just here we want to call the I.a<lirs,
attention to ouv
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Consist/ing of many usoful.and ornamental presents, impos
sible to mention hero. Hoe our Vf
Select ILiiie of Medallions,
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Chosen from Popular Subjects. Can't appreciate tliqse^in
less you see them.
DOLLStukCHILDRBN
AH prices, all Styles. Don't buy until you see our line.
Holiday ? Geedsr
. . . . C0llfe?8liPg ;
Tovi," IJook^ Games, Xmns Cards, Etc. ? Ef c.,
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1 1 A BD-T2 ME PRICES, '
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TdawT!or i~Werry Xmas
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lYiUo! l)L HLUUULU ?"0 m. ULi.u IMU munt ? ?? ,7.. ir nrnincn TH
WHiCH IS $15,000 LARGER THAN IT SHOULD Bt, Ah J WE i.AVE DECIDED TO
OFFER OUR ENTIRE .STOGK OF
CLOTHING, CARPETS,
BLANKET?, COMFORTS,
DRESS GOODS, BOOTS*
ANU ALL WINTER GOODS
AT COST.
Remember we mean what we say, ami don't once and twiejft'
a year advertise atscost. This is the first time we ever 'offered,
seasonable goods at cost as early as this in the season, i but
this is a hard year on the farmer and we must share our loss
with him too. So this is- the highest and hest offer we e?vc?
made? -the slaughtering of the above immense ...stock . Thfc*
offer is for the . /
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Spot Cadi Only
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No exception to this rule for anyone,
will be at the regnlar selling price.
(f charged ft'il" & day
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FOR THE GASH DOWN AJ COST
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With this oiler we guarantee you can, with 4 cents cotton
get more for your hale by buying from us than you did when
you got 10 cents a lb. *
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GOME AT ONCE AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES
HAPPJf,
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