The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 17, 1899, Image 3
F,or t> i!c or lionl.
The handsome cottage on Knir St
op;v>Kii.o tlio rehideree ol Capt. Jhh.
I?. II iil(\ imw ( ?<*<"? 11 1 ?i t'<l by Mr. Hun
lin, will be Kotrl or rt'iifo.l \ ci y cheap.
For further particulars np|!v to
M??r. I> .Wolle.
IU'v. J. H. Graves.
Hov. J. 11. ( i raves will Ijli ihc
pulpit <>f tin; Caimb-u 1 i h | > 1 1 h i
, Church n ? > x t Sund iv ni^ht. Tin
pHHior, Ucv A. T. J.iniiboii, will In
nbsont, being in ai iciiiUih-c upon n
meeting at firorgetown. Th?i<
*will he no MiMvitM- in too liaptUt
Church iu*M Sunday morning.
Wanted.
Six gentle actiing Ilt-ns. ? Hons
with setting fever already on. I
will pay fifty centa each, or, wiil
rent them at t wenty-five centa ouch.
Will also set on shares n few h> t
tings of Hrown Leghorn and Silver
Spangled Hamburg Kugs wiih par
ties residing in tin* cil\. Thin ad.
will rtppe >ii but twice, so pleaae
take untie*'. W. A. S^hroek.
4
Attention, Vetorans!
Tho United Confederate Veter
ans of Cttiup Richard Kirkland No.
701 tiro hereby called to meet at
the Opera House, Camden, S. C.,
on the 25th day of March, 181)9, in
order to elect delegates to attend
the Charleston meeting of th? IJ.
C. V'., to be held in May, as well as
to puv does to the Federation and
to the State. Done by order of t he
camp. C, C. llaile, C omtnamiant,
.Joel Hough, Sec'y.
j\l oh. (>, '!)!).
? ? - ?# ? ? ? ? -
. lloth Feet Amputated.
^S?\Naae liovr, colored, who Uvea on
York Street no|, f a r from the Court
House, during the recent seveie
oold weather w:i? engaged in roll
ing wood at the factory where bin
feet were badly frobt-bitten. A
ie w dwys ago it bcy-ame necessary
to am potato both feet. Tim oper
ation wiih performed by Dr. Cor
liett assisted by l)rs. Zerop and
Dunn. We arc glad to leain llut
Isaac is now doing ivinaikably
well.
Heart Pui ty.
The Olive Itranch Society of the)
Haptist ^Iiurch will giv?; a ."Heart. j
Party" at the parsonage Kiidayj
evening. March L'lth. This is j
?omething now and piomi.se> to In- i
an evening of pleasure for ilio.it;
nvIjo will attend. An interostiny
program will he presented and the
Society will have refresh men lu fori
Hale. The procreds will go lo help]
pay a deltl on the parsonage. Kv
?jry one wishing to t-pend an e\c- |
riiliii lull c.f pleasure 1 > ' ? 1.1 1 < I come
i<?the parponaore Friday evening
.March 24lh. No admission fee.
jtov. J. Si. Holjey
I? c?\ J. it. Hyjlev, of Mavs J^u-k, I
Kv., flllu'd Iho pulpit of the (jarri - j
den Hapi/st Chu reh on lasfSunday
morning, p?7-.aehing a trogt force- i
ful and highly interesting sermon
upon the "fluni?/jly of Christ."
Mr. Ho1|g\'h tunny fjjends herei
**cr?* delighted to Bee hiiu, |le was
>8U(ii mon*-d from hit lioina in /y^n
ituoky to tiit? side bed aide of hi*
winter I ti Saluda (k, this tftute, and!
from ther?s made a Hying vlnit herej
to his mother-in-law, Mrs. M. 8.
iSowell. Mr. lloiiry al^o prone lied
?at the Methodist Church on Sun
day night.
CASTORIA,
For Infants and Children.
Tk# fU<
Never too Late to Learn.
Cato, at 80 years of uge, learned
u"he Greek language.
-fetog rates, ut uii extreme old ago,
Jeurne<i to play on musical instru
ments.
Plutarch, when between 70 and
80, began Iho u?udy of Latin.
Dr. Johnson applied himself to
?t'lw Dutch language but a few years
i'vitore his death.
l'Y^nklin did not fully oomnaeoc#j
lit# philosophical pursuits till ho!
had readied his 50th year. * '
Ludovico Mrnnldesco, at the age
of 116, wrote the memoirs of his
?own times.
Drydon, in his G8th year, com
menced tho translation of Iliad, his
?most pleasing production.
Ogilby the translator of Homer j
and Virgil, was unacquainted with,
Latin and Greek till he was past
50.
Hoccaccia was 35 yearS^old when j
ihe-i&nQcneiiced his studies of light
llllerature, yet he hecaino one of
the three greatest masters of the
Tuscan dialect, Dante and Petrarch
Jbfing tho other Irwo.
Sir Henry Spellmsn neglected
u.'h e aciences in bis youth, l>ut com
?inencAd the study of them when he
?was between 60 and 60 year* of
mge. AiflOT this iiroe he became a
woai learned antiquarian and law
yer.
men wfco commenced a
new study, either for a livelihood
or attdaemeni, at an advanced age.
Bui every one faftiillar vitb . the
hi/grsphy of diitiSKaiib^'i men
"ijl recollect individual cases
?en/Mi^b convince him thai mm
*?ni the siolr ltd indoleni will ever
Ml ?? IN ?U U learn/*? -Ki,
1,
aw Mill Itfan \Vanted
\V a a led a mill man to
up oak forest and tbdivei lumber i.>
| K tulroud. Forent. furnished a it ?!
..'hifcheat priit1 paid for the lumber
S. Lo^an Lang.
ltico Huiler and Polisher,
Situated on 2.*> Mile ( > rerk, ia
now in complete operation to luill
J and polish i ice, ready for market
j and table uao. The patronage of
j i lie public is solicited and will In
appreciated. 1. 1'. Bookman.
Cabbage ir hints.
Now ready for Hl.ipmenl. ' Wake
HeM and Succession, the ? ardiust,
largest, earliest and brfct known \ h
| rieiies. Prices f. o. I>. here. 1,000 t< >
f,.UOO $1 .M( ; ft. (KlO io 10,000, .s | *25;
? ? ? s ? r 10,000 !* 1 00. Tbey are i?rown
in lite open air a? d will stand >evore
I cold. Address Norman II. Klilcli,
I M ' ' ' ' pr r1 1 1 , S. ( '.
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? H> ? -
Bucklen s Ai nica Salve
The best salve in liin wcild foi !
f'nis, Hruises, Sores, Hlce is, Salt
i\ lull ill, Kever Sores, Tetter, Chap
ped Hands, Chilblains, ('.oiiih, and
all Skin Kmptiona, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay rctjolred. It
is guaranteed to ftive perfect satis
faction or monvuy ltfUnded. Price
2.r) cunts per box. For sale by F.
Leslie /em p.
Married.
Married, March 1 2th, 1800, at
ilie home of the brides mother,
Mis. II. C. Pace, Mr. .1. Lafayette
l\cnniu<!ton, of Lancaster, and Miss
Nannie Pace, of Car.ley, Kev. .) .
\V. Davis ollieiati n^. The happy
I couple will leave for Lancaster
| where they will make their future
home.
Mr. Harry L. Schlosburg, of this
place and Miss Anna Karesh, of
| III anch ville, were married on the
I 8th inst.
Personal.
On InHt Monday afternoon Miss'
Mattio (ierald was elected Libra- I
I'jin of the ('ainden Library and
l.in'iiiii Association. Mr. L. A.
Wuiknwbky was elected Seoi etary
dfiil Treasurer of the Association.
Fx- Auditor W. F. Rossi; 11 and
MeswtH. J. T. Canthen, Sr., and 1).
CJ. Fletcher, of Westville, were in
Cvniden on Wcflnesil ay last. That
excellent gen'.leman Mr. J. S. Gard
ner, also id' Westville, was in Cam
dfii yi-st.erd.i^.
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Freu Pills.
St-i?d your address to 11. K,
({ti' lvlcn d' Co., Chicu^o. and t/e!, a
1 1 (?(: hii in | >]c box id Dr. Kind's Now
Life Pills. A 1 1 i a I will convince
von of their inciils. Tticse pills are
easy in action and are particularly
effective in the euro of Const ipa
lion and nick Headache. For Ma
laria and Liver troubles they have
liecii proved in valuable. They are
iiuavanteed to he perfectly free from
i I'i'i'y (Jelectprious substance and to
he purely vegetable. They d<> not.
weaken by their action, but hyyiy-i
i n u tone to tlio gtomaoli ai,d bow
els prcatlv Invigorate the system.)
Regular size 25c per box. Sold by
Dr. K. Leslie Zemp, Druggist.
Death.
Jt, is will; fli-on regret that ?e
learn nf i in* <*( Mr. C\ L. Tur
ner which otHninea v in
Oh nrlcston. Mr. Turner wa? onr
of the best and most promising
young men of oui^comm unity. He
VflH n son of Mr. G. M. Turner, of
bnyklM.
Mtfl. Ann i\ Salmond died at
hoi' home in Kirk woo^ on Monday
morning last in the R2n<? yaar of
hor a go. M r?. Salmond was a most,
devout chrislji?;) Judy. Her life)
whs h pi*!, t trusting };rr Savior.!
Tj u tli fully oould kIio pay ;
,(I would not live always !
Xo, welcome the tomb !
??ine.e Jeans has Iain llicro
f for pot Mn) gloom."
M?s. Sal^jcpd was the mother of
Mr. ii. C. iSoi w.QfiJ pf our town.
DearLittlo Heada in tho Pe\w j
In the morn of tho holy Sabbath
I like in the church to ate
The dear little children clustered,
Worshipping there wur. me,
I au? nure the gentle pastor,
iQS.o sords are like summer dew,
In rheured aa Jj/e ft/*'** over
J )ear Jiulo liefus }a th*
Kucos eame?t and thougiUful,
Innocent, grave ami twottf.)
They look in the congregation
Like lilies among the wheat.
And I think that th<? tender master,
Whose mercies aro over new,
JIas a special benediction
I JV>r the dear little heads In the pew.
I ii4 (!.<< hymn* resounding
To-the org&ri'a nulling chord,
Mingle tho /refb vogynf yoi?{3*}
Rager to praise the J.oxcl;
And I treat that the riajng
Has a moaning deep au i true.
The thought and th? raiinir blended,
For the dear litilw i??a 4* in the pew.
When they hear "Iho Lord ia my Kh?p
hefd," - \
Or 4 'Sutler the Rahca to C<yn%*^ x
?They are glad that the loving Jfeana -
H** ?riv?n *he lambs a home?. ' ?
A place of their own with His people.
He cer?w for me and for yont
But cl<*? in His aryjj* he gathera
Tne dear Utile heads in ppw.
80 1 love In the *r*at ataemhty
On the Sabbath morn to aee
The dear little children clustered
And worshipping there with me,
Fur 1 knew ti?at my preeiona Wavior,
Whose mercie* are ever new, ?
Has a apeeial benediction
For Um d?ar little heade in the pew.
/The AtlaoU Conaii'lnlton and Tie
(hnxUa Ctmiril OM Jtmt for oobr
?IJO. Y
W. A. SCHROCK.
Notary rublic,?
('amiicii, S . (
Notorial ('Yrtificulcs \\ illi
Seal.
!limiuwa> Marriage (hmi
plos Made Happy At
Miorl Xotico.
0* M. FORT J
Contractor & Builder.
C AMI) 10 N S.C.I
liest \Vi<rk, !???(-! pliers, Satisfjie
tii>M r? r :i i.tc i . !. ('iirresj.on I, nee m. ? I i i*
1 1 < ami os'iin.ile.s liirnis}.*''! <>ii a ! I land*
of w<?rU
Feb. 7, ! :>n.
r?EGISTi?ATICN NOTICE. !
^ j
n| | U K OK \ |
SlM'KI; V I BOS'* oK 1\ K< ; Is I |; \ TloN\ I (
K KJisiJ vw Cor vi v .
Cav.ihn, S. M.xlii'ii -1, 18}>8. j
The SupiTvifiins of Wi>ui.vt i ntiwn for
K'Tsiuiw County v>i!l So in their oMieo j
at ihi" Court House in 1 anulen, S. (' , i
on tlie I i 1 1* t _Mon<h>y of ertt'li month fron ;
!' oYloek >i. in. until 3 j>. in , until MO j
(lavs t ?? ? f < ? i*? * t he irenei til eleetion in l'.'OO j
f<?l tlif ourjiosis of retfiMerintf voter*.
!'. RICH AliOS, Chairman,
MA\XK< HA DON. Clerk,
a li:x an ni:u iiiiinvN.
Members of the Ke^talr.ptton Bom J for !
Kershaw ('ountv.
TAX. NOTICE. j
t * 1 1 v Ti.V \.-nI i:i:k's ( )i i ii i .)
t >i 1 1 1 1 1 c 1 1. S. I',, Feb. ti, \ j
\<?tj e is iicrcl.y if i v i 1 1 1 that a levy <>f
10 mills ii.i" been hi. i io Upon all city j
jii'i '|)i'i t v b?th rval and personal ami j
1 1 : h t 1 ! it* I >i>i ilt s lor 1 1 if; ci -lie ?! i ? > 1 1 < >1 t In.' j
same will !"? opened in the Co'inciM
( 'iiamlu-r in 1 1 ??? < ^ i ??? ??:? 1 1 f r< >? n Mon.j
dav. March tith, t ? > Saturday, April j
1. after w i . i ? ? I ? date tin1 penalty
will positively be aUaehod t<> all delin
(jimmMs. Costs and chat l'ch willbendd-j
o <1 after (> oYlo.'k j). in., Saturday, April
i?t. Then* vi lli be no extension.
F. l.i:si.IK /.KM 1\
Mayor. !
C. 1,. Kikki i:?. City < 1 ? - s k and lie- j
order.
Keb. ?tli.
Probate Court Notice.
( Viit *' Pr JixJirc of Probate, ?
( uciiion. ??. C., M.ij*. 1l/, 'Dy.) :
Tlio Act. of the pnt<*ed I jo- j
oember 24th, JHSi', t..i ?!riu! and severe
a gainst 'Executors, A fl minis! rft'ors, Guar
dians and Trustees, may be unknown to
them, .therefore 1 1 1 ? -? nut ice is priven. The
ai t provides :
1st. That they shall make t heir annual
ri'tiriis in January ami Kebrnary.
VJmi. It tiicv liefjlecl lo make such iv
|iiin - .n ilr.i timet lie Jndirc of Probate
I c iu- ?hem t?. do so.
Urd. if in. -v ne^le.:! i?v i|o jwMityJ
days ufti'i* notice of tin- citation ilioy sliall
be "a (Ijucljfcd in contempt " and t lie Judp
of Probato is ' required" to attach them
for oomteinpt of Court, tint ill such return
is made.
?lllj. Defaulters shall be lined twonty
dollars for each and every day during
whjch tho deluult tnav continue.
C. C. 1 r aile,
Piobate Judge.
I
FOR Mil.
ThU Kino (Jot ion Moed which wax tnu?lu
by X. 1?. Smith in the the town of Cam
den, S. C., which seeds Were purchased
from T. A Jackson, of Atlanta, Gff, nf
l^O? As the Cotton is patterned 1 cannot
g.b ^ fi o came "Jackson African Limbless."
for informal io?, ,-uj.i je, i nr. wj-fto to plant
i w in Kershaw counts or iho Oi?rf? <<f thj.
Corn!, who will pve you all Iho informft
about the cc tton ht'ftn. I have reduced thr
I n ice to )jt ! ."> 00 a bushel or .10 colli ?t a
pound. Prompt attention given tt? or
ders at \\\ Ge son ht-imer's Furniture Store
Camden, S. C. G. \\ . CI'OSHV,
A Kent.
WANTED.
I want *? ? v ?-*r?< I ^Mod Mi^utn in lii^e^i,,
count 1*% to sell Cotton Htj'd, I will pay a
iil>cral jier cent. Apply t?> 0. \V- ('to?
by. General Aifcnt, Camden, S. C.
gave Your Money
Th?? Karmrri amt Merchants
smit li Shop is prrparod to do yftfu {
Rt?ck(ii)it!iinir aiiii Wood work in a wan- ?
ner mwurpuMttd in Caindcn nnd at rridt-f '
which cannot l?e (ltiplicat'uj and wh'fllif
f.*r a quoted Uiow. i iiavo WTth nu? u
Ci<Ncjrc Dou^Inns, tin1 well known black- '
smith. . w1io?e work enjoya an enviable
reputation in this community.
HORSE-SHOEINC
Ail Ihfi way ruuftd -for #Oc.-Oth(TR
darffo #0c. "
Tifap ehrunk- (f)"fTiry. ono and (wo
home wagon) I or <;tl?t*nJ.cl'?rg? &**?
All work guaranteed. My p)a?? Of
bimlneM la on DrjCalb "tract, not far
from Mntn street ami The Chroniok of
fice ? tint place formally asad by W. T.
IlalL I alworarry a Una of *
Will b? giad to have yoa call on om.
Very Heapactfally,
r ?. M. HALL.
V ? .1) I i\ i M}? t<> Kir| i Will (ilitl :!\ ' tlh!| !>* MOIV rill (Mill
alxnii |
YOUR I
Kivt . K i i' j> t lit1 1 1', w ;u i: ; r,i ! > 1 1 \ . 1 1 r- t j i'c\ vn ! t \ ?' 1 1 * 'in
t l) .Is. i'.nl \ (1(1 \. I ii t
*VS
*1 hat LOOK wi ll, !? i 1 wi ll iiinl ih.it ;tiv
1\> ^ivr l'Klt I'KCT SA'I l^l'WC Tll).\ in ? \t i \ Wii\
( ? rttin^ t licni 1 1 "in ii , \<>w ?;<?! | |n> [\m h ( lion of lit ;i lit] wriir j
a i lowest prims. Ti v us (
In the P r i v a c y o 1 the H o m e .
TlllvlilS is no need ot women Biibjocl
1 ing t hcnmrl vc? t ? ? t )??? mort ifhat ion
of examinations hy doctors tor ( lie
t real incut of the \ urious diseases to
which limy are subject. These troubles
L-an ho treated just tin effectively at. the
home. When you arc affected with de
range'iieuts of vlii- menstrual functions
?l* any other female disorders, you can
1)0 completely cured ami t lie organs fully
restored to activity and strength if for a
lew months vou will use regularly
GERSTLE'S
FEMALE PANACEA.
T H A i) ( ( CT. P". :f?. *n*.
I F. MA 1.1- I'
.11. .1
rl. I,
til I ?
DOCTORS FAIL, BUT CERSTLE
My wife Wii.s tiikr-ii iiihI I :?t . ? 1 1 ?
1 1 1 < ? 1 1 n 1 1 1 Ih-m to rail iii uiin! jii-r phyo-in
iiu' i tri nc:< fur t wo nmni lis I l'< mtul y|ir \\ i
u boiMf.il Gerstlo's Fcimalo Piinacc
i- In.* 1 1 :n I lini.iiii'i) t ;ik i is>: I In? si v. > i i < I l? it l<
cniov^il in yi-ar.- piv v i' ms. 1 then ????<???
lioiftlih. >u> with ivalilts. 1 1 .
KeiWovo all c.oHtivenoBs with tnild (Iohcm of St.
Regulator. Ii'your carte in complicated, writr us ami
you fully how to use thene great rotnediea. Sold l>\
L. GERSTLE &. CO., PROPS.,
AN ACE A CURES
:? p I ? > - i ? iiin. itnil he
III i. \ l I l\ I 1
.Vill i t iii'i r
? i 1 I In n i .i 1 1 i lm-MM I
? .ii inu hi'i . I ti-fi ?!"??
?.??It li I li.ni s In- h;?'t
? .i i.i i.l 1 1 1 1 ? ? ?! my
I !',r.",:'kilt Mi.-.*.
Joseph's I. Ivor
w<> will instruct
II (IruggiatB.
Chattanooga, Tehn.
FOR SALE BY DR. F. LESLIE ZEMP.
tHE FAMOUS
?m ill ii ^titn *? o r u*
Hnro 15 J a 3 ii ? a.^
eii wliicli il would 1)0 <ilad to p'arp wiili its customers, and
,v<? f-av without hesitation that to mi>s I'll IS OPPORTUNITY
vonld be decidedly against their inteiest if 1 1n* v \\ is 1 1 to spend
1 iv i r money where it will bring ,
'THE GREATEST' RETURNS.
All Winter Dress Goods
AT COST,
?Viid some closing out lots at loss than cost. Wo iniiht make
room for our Spring Slock if wo have to Sacrifice Goods, so
lon't feci that you will not ^et thorn cheap enough, for we ?u
:is ftell ftS 3 pu n|*e to bM ,\
Blankets and Comforts
sjoing rapidly. Overcoats, Mackintoshes, &c., ?Scc., will not
wait-tup 1""? for you to muko up your mind, so come AT
Once an^jruike your selection while wo can show yuii a better
assortment.
Shoes. Clothing, Ilatg, Caps, MUSTiiO, and lot it yuf
fjrv to priv that you will not com plain at the price.
HOUSEKEEPERS,
do yon want the greatest Bargain in Sheeting you have ever
seen? If so, call and see our S. KO, 1 1 and 12 quarter
\\rAM8IT IT A MILLS, and yon will be surprised to know how
cheap yau ::an buy it.
Table Damask, Napkins. Doilys, Towels, ('rash, Art, Linen,
ftc , a specialty, and at prices that will pleasp eve}) t^e closest
bu v or*.
CARPETS GOING KKGAKDLKSS OF COST.
Take your choice and make ns an offer.
_LVL"^.TTIlNrC3-S
The largest Stock, Best Assortment, Prettiest Patterns and
LOWEST PRICES of any place in the -oil v.
RUQSI RUGS! RUGS!
;it any price fronj 20c to $10.00* ?
* FARMERS remember that we hav.e a full sfo.'k of>
Plantation Supplies,
and will be glad to quote price*, ferling confident Clint we crn
sell you. We are Headquarters for Fertilizers ? All gradtS,.
Ba aure to get our prices before placing your OTdeyg.
ny thanks lor past favor* and soliciting a continuance of the
aame, we are YoiHp Respectfully,
The Famous GfMt Edge Store,
Walnut mat kVplfU' Log? Wanted
t\s!i p:.iil l < i r Wuliiul anil Pop-'
.v l,n))<in Lhih<
ALLEN MEDLINi
Contractor & Builder,
i amdkn. - - - s. (3. j
I limit ( ,s iij i -1 .1 Til li"A i-sJ r ii f {
:i i : ? I s.ill' l.il i \ mi ui! i . ? I ( 'f ? I' ( * I
,1
WEI L DICC1NG AN1!) CLEAN
liNC.
l-W >1. 1 1 ? ;t li IH'U I u'i ? !<> Ilii- |>n ) >| ii ? lli'it
I i'lli .'tin! Hi'iltU'l .
? \v ? " * 'i 1 1 ' I nr.it' - }<>(? i 'ni* woi u ?.||
t.i- | > i . .?!.).< I \ :ul' '? '<*ii to. 5 \?t i on :t *?>
li.'iti il !!. . .(.> (?! lull v,
1 1 M \i l I . \\ I I ! I VM<
IV v".
id, I!, S. IIAIMIi & Sfl\,
mam: i hn or
Doors. Sash . B'iikIs.
Mni?j(htu(, Huild'iii* .Material,
.Su^ti NS ? - 1 * * h t s and < -oril.
ill \ U LKSTON. - - . . S. ( .
Pun lm. r our malu^ which
we ouaMnUM1 superior to >m\
si > I < I South, and thereby saw
mom1) .
WituJow ami Fancy (.ilass n
"???rinltv. Jun?? 2i)
DR. t.H. ALEXANO:
Dentist.
(Iradnuio of vliw lMiila<lc>l|>lnK
Dun in I ( nl Session 1876-77.
UKKIt'K UKOAD S I KKKT,
CamuKK, S. C
Tw?? Scuilli of Tliu diron
\c v CXflv**.
IIOT AND COLD
8 5 A 'l'I IS.
MASSAGE TREATMENT.
J. E. IIADLEY,
Registered Nurse.
i ? ? . m< ' fd 1 -ill i )oKh)(i to 1 A tl
i ii mi,1 ? iii 1 1 house formerly onrii
i i. .1 t.y M . 1 lius. \N'. I.iinsr.
Tin* 1 0<] nit nl>I<t* lilii'
A v* siniiKT Motility
? I I II i I N I I I l? bTATt.R.
.! \NlwWiY 1, 18*>3.
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EQUIPPED FOR BUSINESS,
We : 1 1 ( ? i,v\\ i?r?4 j >;* rt*il (n iio any irjuiir won? you vaftt done
on iticu'U's or machinery him) in Isiet will repair anything you
have Wo have ilio beM line nf Hieyolo Stmdrius and toolft
that have ever l>oon ml rod uc.mI in (xnmden, hi equipping our
selves with iho best material ami tools o! the tunny 00nV?rt;?
onces lor this work, we urn enabled to do the bent work to be
had, at the lowot pi ices,
HAY & SMITH.
SFiyn OWE DOLLAR
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t?.n it) Ctt - Clt AOS TOP flUCCY to
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:r:.^ ou? special offer pwce ?ss.oo -v: ?,jaSLth*
*16. SO
TO
soo.oo
UlHiGIES
8'j?nfeV9.
BUILT IN OUR OV/N F ACTORY IN CHICAGO*
on Ihmioi' 1 1 miii ill? iiiiiiri lMl money cm I) l.ujr. WWI? in
o>ir k'rutf Hiiukv v v Hh.ow, Toy lIuvtlM mail* by
otlifi inu k? I n ut V^?l./5 and ?34.79 t??rt
(p.hio ili.it Kin ni.v IiIik'i y tlMklair*, M 94A 00 to
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Five Vonre end Th?? Will out wair (in*
Ordinnry Factory
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WRITE FOR OUR Fires BUOOV . AND HAKNIlt OATALOOU8.
AUJr ptt SEARS?VR QED U*3 tt ?6 67 (1 n ?.), CHIOAG O,
South Carolina & Georgia B. R. Co.
TIME TABLE KO. 16.
hi effort 12 01 a ??., Numlay, tjumwy 1S9H. <
Went? Kirnl CImh I>nilv(/ First Cleat Dally,
8.00 arrl?ee p. m,
1 0.46 ofrlvee p. ni?
ft. 80 orrivet p. pa.
4.28 arrives p. jb.
East.
74
2<l Ctas*
P. M.
Lrav?-ftfcfr
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9 3ft
9 48
10 10
10 35
11 00
U 45
13 1"
1235
P. M.
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85
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A. M.
S 20
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10 10
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12 15
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1 40
5 10
ft 30
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11 10
12 00
12 i2
12 10
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1 (10
1 20
1 lift
1 ft 0
2 lft
2 3ft
2 IS
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3 \H
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3 ft ft
i ;o
4 lft
t 2ft
4 4ft
4 ft 2
ft 02
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P. M.
83
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6 30
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Noiili Carolina Division. &
Stations
SuihUvm l*'x-3<?|?ioil.; l^t Clau#
J .o A v ?? /\.ii*i' T'. M.
3 00
i>eKa'l) 2 40
WeMvillo i 23
Kerohaiv 2 lft
H<-#th Sprlnun I 4^
Plt'OMfttit. Kill 1 40
Lancaster I 20
{(ivrrs?i<k5 1 05
Cu'awhji .Inoc'n 12 fto
Rock Mil] |'i ;i5
Tirztili 4 2 Oo
Vorkvllly )t ft2
^Iih?ou 1 1 37
li io Lory tirove 11 22
Smyrna 11 10
lllfickabur# 10 4ft
(;^arln lO'MO
Patterfiim Springs 10 2ft
. Shnih)' 10 15
Laliimoro 0 53
Moorcaborougk XJ 48
Honricita f> 38
t>V)re8t Cliy 9 21
R?therfor<ltV>n ^ 0 OR
Thermal Cilf B4
C Ion wood A 2'
Marion 8 II
82
2d CUsa
P. M.
4 30
4 00
3 40
3 15
2 10
2 (H\
I M
13 tft
II 2u
^ ho
8 15
7 50
7 15
6 50
t\ 30
6 OU
Ch&x
Mixed Mixe<I
P. M. A. M. ,
4 10 5. 30 .
4 35 5 50-^
5 00 6 2(?
P. li A. U. J
Train No. 7?, going ?*r*t m?k#? ???>
th i ,A O. R. H., at Book IliW ?HI?
Blackabnrx with iho fM(b?rn. TninlU. T8
t k>?* al Marino. N. IX wi?K il^
?maodat I^oraa^r ju* C. II
?iti? dktirtfeQ At Mif , E fx
A If ??
tiulMe^nroncii.
Stations.
Sandfly KKc?pte?k.
Leave
Wj ? I II .
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