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Mr. J C. Hilton I'ti'-Uy Hurt.
Wo wore so\py;to learn a few davi
rtO; > llntf Mr, .1 j < \ Milton, of Wt-s'
vil i'. v\ a-? catHnil iv? Hi" niin't inetv
of ?? K'eum li;i!l find I. idly I i tt r | ,-m
fir%t if l It n<.?M (!???! 1 ? !? ICCeivod
I it t 'Mini wlech wmi'd reMtll
fut.liy, hut we a: p. vja.! J ? ? |.?rn unit
hu it. now dom.*~*?ry wel!,,
At T li 3 Op -r x Ho. 1 3o.
Messrs IV vK'it & alone, mntn
jjci'S of tlio (Vine! a Opera H?.uk' ,
ItltVO tll'i tlilU-l\S <>'' I'ii'
public f? i r o.m 1 1 r i 1 1 < f luf I Hit Friday
nififbt t.t'C Fiiz At Wr'iHi? r (!onu>iin?
WllU.ll JfftVO II M?-st pbvt-o'litf oiltrr
taio iuoMt ? ' A 1 reiay i"? Tin:
j lay Wivs lir?! e'asf: urul 'd?*h:y int. i
< 8lir?}? throughout and much t n j? ? \ i>- 1
l y t i i <? irtf' ?? :ui in nee | ' i < * h o 1 1 1 . Cum
den w : 1 ' be j'l jil t<? welcome U is
(< ni|>-tuv baok here some day. *
-?*> ?
ProtrACtod at tho MuthouM
Churt h,
A pretraelcd inucun<{ is no>v in
progress at the Cnmdcii Mithodi-i
Church. Two set vice* nro held
daily tit 11 a. in. and H p. m.
The pastor, l)r,'J. Tin** Pale, is I ???
iiifi assisted hy He v. .J. t?. !$??? k
with, of Kershaw. Mr. JSeckwuh
assisted Dr. Pate in a njoo 1 1 1? cf hen*
about a year ngo and ni^jfiy icmeiu
her with much pleasure his earneht.
sermons find hi'h greiitly gratified
to have liitn ii^itin.
Memorial Dny.
AU interested nro requested I c?
bear in mind t t on account of t li<
Uon federate veteran* re- union if
CliarlcBton (ii Miiy 1 (>*?!?, mcmoriid
< xerciHCS in Camden will l?e held on
i).?' L'Otli of April tliMjenr. The In
dies of tho iectn.1) ifll association
Jihvo arranged tin intereRtinir pro
rratnme and ili* so who attend will
ho well repaid. Tho <*i rviees of (hat
?i I ?i?? gentlemen, h'ev. \\ I.' Cordon,
loflor < f Graro Fpi*oopal chim-ii,
) i a vo been koiim-iI to deliver 'he or it
I up, and Cnpt. .1-0 l.oli will he
jufti yluill of I In* day.
I'. <? O O Tea, the rlioirest i-li n<lv<l,
for side l?y T. II. Teum A 8>>n only.
The Busiest Man in Camdon
Contractor O. AI. I'ort is the hns
ieat man in Camdi ti. For the p?>t
few daya ho lins hceti busily entoij;
etl in ceiling ovmheud in the dih
pennarv, at the same time -having
ii force i?f handy e??mpl?'i inu liu*
liotid on the corner <>f BhiihI and
])"Kalb attic t and li:;<< ju-^t tak? n
the. contract for building a eljurelt
si*, tin*, f.tc.ini y r. nil a tlmusand di.l
}:ti> worth of repairs on thn Yunn<:
residt nee f??r Mr. M -iit
nod the pnblif is bot?inninir
to realiz,'* ih.it Mr. !<\?n. is a th?u-.
oti^iily competrn', leliui.lc o!i?I hon
eyt contractor, ilence hi--* rns'i ol
wotlc. Wiiesi in nerd of carpenter
work of anv kind Mr. Fori can eer
tsinly please you both ?n el\h,
jj>rice and quality.
j\otk ? For the jxood of tin
church above rrferfd to we wish
to n'nto that 1 1 the money for
building it has not yet bet n tailed
fif?d the woik will pr(>t'.rrP8 only :?s
the money conies in, and eotiitihn
tions for :(s election is still boiieiu
rd.? Kd.
Old Ya. lilack I'ltek wheat lit Teao>\? I
PI'1C liuttrr in 3 lb Tin* nt Team's ]
A Storm.
Camden wt?s yit*i tc<l by n Mormj
on Tuesday afternoon lust about ii j
o'clock wliic.h aspumed propoi lions i
dangerously near a cyclone. No
loss of life is reported Inil consid {
crablc damage was done to build
ing*, trees and fencing. The fol
lowing is a partrial lint of t he. caw- I
u allies here. The wheel to Mr.
H. G. Garrison's wind mill was
snnnped oil', the top of a chimney
at. Uphton (Join t waa b'own off, the
asont of Mr. C. L. Ktrkley's n*ore
damaged and a liille brick uLore
belonging to K. II. Dibble was on
roofed. A heautiful old oak which
has stood man}' a storm and was
an ornament to iho pnl)lic square
was laid low as was also a larjie
pine in the graded school yard and
one on Hampton square. Au?l
fencing in all parts of the town
was laid tint. It is reported that
Mr*. Trnesdcll house in West \V r?
teree wnn unroofed and the depot
?t Weatville was blown over.
Dried (irapos (for pi<>s) nt Team's.
.Kvaporated horse radish at TVam's.
WAS BORN IN CAMDEN.
The Dean of Princeton University
Who W&s Born in Camden Dead.
A press dispatch from Princeton,
N. dated March 27th, soys :
"t)r. J as. O. Murray, dei*h of the
university, died Ibis rooming at 9
o'clock. IfiR* passed away quietly
nftcr an illness of several weeks.
James Ormsbee Murray was born
in Csninen, S. C., Nor. 7, 1827.
His father was a graadson of Phil
ip Sytig, of Philadelphia, tbe well
kndCA associate and friend of Ben
jamin Fran k lin. Prof. Murray was
gradualed Iroin 'Brown nniversftv
In 1850 and Irons the AndoverThe
olbgioil eeminart' tn 1854. He
w?a piitor of theiRrick church io
' Wew YAik city la from which
-fa 1876 bo came to Princeton as
proffiswr <4 Knglish literature. He
liad been dean of tbe nnl?riltj
?t*ce IMS.9
Freeh Pnrase at Team's.
Mm xmm ittiu hm m Ttw'ii
Do nth of Initio J a a Svlu-nk
!.?'<?, th o inior<-(<tin^ !i 1 1 N* son of'
Mr. u ml M ik. !<<<> Srhtu.k, u! "Mt
foil r \ i' ti J" rt i>f a..!-, 4 1 i , (|
I myniin^ u'iiuu 2 k ot
j brancua cionp. Tito lit t ! o filing
j w us ?ick I? ?s i tui a two (i:i\n. 1 1 ; ?<
?ilnn.1 i..ivi' t i : e *\ ti. put !i \ * . I
*? I lit; in ti it iunn m n n i ly.
M ft ; k ert I mp r o v o vncu t .
A vi' ry i' rout M ? ? j > r < ? v ? :m"' t Im.1
'miII in I !.c l>'Siitrnco IU\U' M,I
? IMltl of f >< Krtll* ftll'l iit J'ix'C I.tl'v
I n "I'll .si-il |iy Kvaus t'ullins I
? ? ? ? u -? c ? lain )u?i*n 1 ii iroujjhly ovorli.vt !
' ? 1 tit d i ? pain d, new le u-i i ?' j ?"
j :=:??? 1 1 1 i I ii<> ( nt ire |iia:T, hits I nn
i in. il up, Cl-v, Di.tkili/ v\ i ? :l# w t >i !nr
i "?? rly :? drsol.Vn nil I diliipid.t
] t>! uvi ono ol ivin lorf ii n ? I n' t [? tt t i? >0
*?' ! tll-H ll.'h \ l S C't'dil ('? I r llift < ItH'l
j :? ?-.)?, h'mI it. i-i fjfivil : I'viiK* "? tii.M1 ? vi.
itf l i ? r It ;? ti): t lio_/JinduH'
' .* * ? an ela-tft of oi:r CLjUti't il tfcople. j
-??> ? <?- j/
Mftrrloil. /
Mr. KUoo i !>:?>' >tiid I ss M o * J i ?
j ^ t ' ? i; ? - -* w< ro marri*'? I / <>h Sunday.'
j Milll'll I!). I In* (Clrlllinv VV ;I8 I'lT
j 1 1 >i tin <1 l?y N'>tHvv i'tiljlic K. N il ii'. i
I'll Lncknovv. Tit' lu i<lo was uf .Sum- j
Jy (iruyo anil tlio {'loom w?o ? >' j
t<'i?'kn?t\v \
I ? r. .1. Iv Kutlid ?K l.it>ic(\?l"? . i
i 1 Miss Annie Hilton, dau^liti'r oi i
Mr (ifi'1 Mrs. .1. t' 1 f i 1 f < ?i ? , til Wns |- j
j were inarrini at 1 1 oath Spring.. (
j < > '1 1 1 1 o 1 t i t I I i h I .
Mf. W. .1. Kllif, 'if Lvnrlnvoo,|,|
j 'tii'l Miss ( l't'ii in: Kranuon, of liuf- j
j f >* I ? ?, wen1 r?i :t r i : ?? 1 1 by N'>tar\ 1 ' u ! ?- j
Hi'. K. W Hamtnoiiil on Sunday,
! Mi roll l\K
hi Mnnorisiitt oi .1. II. Knloy.
<)n Oct. H it, 1808, I In' dread j
?i'Mn in f ? 1 1 u cnmo ami llrothor .). U.j
U th y 'vjis t.1 athei t'li in 1 ? i x fat he I s . J
Wo, ! Ik* memhcis <>f Mufi??i!on i h j
No. 2 3 0 A. F. M. in j ? ? i !? I !
:is i- in 111 v desiring to expiess ou i |
sincere regret and sympathy with |
tin: family find fri.-nds of deceased
brother, tin ntian i mousl y adopt I lj?* ?
i ol low i n g resolutions :
Resolved Is'. That while wo!
how in humble submission to thei
will of t hii;<M ost High, wo deeply I
mom n I ho I?>hs of our brother whoi
is called from labor and nfllie.tion
"? rest.
Resolved 2. That in the death
tif Rro. .1. K. Haley this Lodge* j
Iom s a zealous and active mem
ht r, ami the community an esteem- 1
f*d. intluentiul an<l patriotic citizen.'
R? solved 3. That, tins Lodge
i e side r its heartfelt sympathy to
'.In family of our deceased brother
in their sad alliietion.
Kwsolvid 1. That, a blank page
In left. t<> h : h m?.*m?>ry in our min
: 1 1 ?? book, a inl tiiat these resold- j
ti<wi lie cnieied upon the minutest
"f '.his L'?dge, nk>o a copy be h<'M i
!<> the family of oui deceased broth
er.
Resolved .r>. That these resoli'i*
lions be sent to the Cliestei field I
Ad vertiner nnd Camden Chronicle!
f >r publication.
J. A. StTii.ir.O
Wm. llollv, ? Com ?) i tide, j
G. 1\. So well, )
llro. Haley was treasurer of M fl
ection in Lodi*.e, was born in 1 i -
flinw Co., S. C., M-ueli 1, IS 12. ll<*
joined Lvnchwood Lodge, No. 107,
w.-i?j admitted to this Lodge, the
I 1th day of Nov. 1 $7f>. Died n?'nr
the plu.ee ?if his birth Oct. Olfi,
1808, anil was buried with Masonic
h* *ij *? i ?' by this Lodtfo assisleei by
i he Fiat Crc? k Lodge* N<?. 224 and
Lynch wood Lod^o No f)8, at Ml.
I'isii.ih chu'idi in Kershaw Co.
Oof, 11th, 1808. He was a fail h f ?? I
Hohlior dm ing tlie last, war, light
ing for the "lost cause" in Co. F
7 ti< ?j. Ralallion. A Friend.
Is Mkm'hiiau ok Huo. C. C. Sowfi.i.
On the 28 of Sept., 1808, the All
Wise Creator saw fit to remove from
our midst our loved and much es
teemed Hro., C. C. Sow 1 11, nnd bj*
his death adds another (.'fin to his
K littering cluster of jewels and al
though we bow in humble submis
sion to Diyine will, we, the mom
I hers of Macedonia Lodge No. 230,
' A. F. M. take this method of cx
1 pressing our sincere regret at his
' untimely death and deep sympathy
' with his bereaved family and
j f i iends.
Resolved 1. That we the mem
bers of Macedonia Lodge No. 230
; A. F. M. do sincerely mourn the
| loss of Ltro. C. C. Sowellt ^
Resolved 2. That in the death
{of iiro. C. Ci. Sowell, this lodge
j loses n valuable member and the
community at large a highly es
teemed and respected citizen.
Resolved 3. That this lodge ex
tend its heartfelt sympathy to rela
tives and ' friends of deceased
brother.
Resolved 4. That a blank psgo
in our minute book be set apart to
! his memory and that these resolu
tions be entered in the minutes of
this Lodge, also a copy be sent to
the widow of our deceased Brother.
Resolved 5. That s copy ,pf
thrai resolutions be sent to the
Chcsterfl?dd.'Adv*rU?fer and Camden
Chronic!*} for publication.
J./A. Seegara,)
\vm7 lUlly, > Committee. ;
O. K. Sowell, )
Bro. C. C. Sowell was horn in
Pnlaaki Co. Ark., ISth of Sept.
1871. Joined the Lod^e in 1896
and moved to Millwqod, Ga , the
fatter part of 1897 and engaged in
HftTit s'.or? initlfiewr where he died
Sept. 18th, 1898, and was buried
with If atonic honor* b.r the Ab
tef nl Kerabnw, S. C?, Sept
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The S?t j ei tc* of Cunul -n.
Tli. ? Jpl lowing iir?i?-!.- ii| n fie sM\ ls
t," i 1 'III ieii W ?!* K II ll.V 1 11 I'll IS: led U < l'\
M , J * ] i. .\iiih'r.vui:, wl tiur fii'*, li i>'
\ , I \ V .? 1 It : i 1 lit' :?lld Well v\ < ? i i J t ^ <?! I'M
'i! a-? tlieioare very i-W \\ li i are
1 1. i' i.i r \\ i i i i I ?ir n.uiu'i i. : uil our st rt'i ts ;
Uuiii .i.i.-v nei , ! In- dividing street
w ? i n ( I amdi ti ami I\h K?iiii.I, is ;i
>. ? i<* and sii niy stieei r u :? ? ? i ?? Imin
e-'.st lowest, so en Mid from b an<y Die
: o.lUwr\ 1 1 lilt L'll 'iVft'.i till- lu\Vll
K 1 1'1-, tv;x;ii .
I , in ri'iis SI rev i is a lint' !?*-?-* run
?i'M1' d le easi anil west i i"? ? l * i Mill stieet
in t'iinipheP* i1 \V m !>??:?? -I im !i mor ol
? J.auri'ns, oi' llevoiniion try Mine.
I ia- < i icui? d hool I mi is sit uaied
I. : II.
1 1? K . Ii> st i ' i 1 is n'. i iii 1 ii ? pn 1 1 ;cs!
i! i ?>H :* in Die I ? ? ?v 1 1 , r i ?> name i I or t i.at
;>r l \*e m 'a! IT i '" it in ill. I "i.tl'iM I'l'villb.
:'iii> | *j c< 1 1 v t <? r i a 1 ) c M 1 1 l i'i ' , a innds. mi
? liiin't' is im 1 In1 st n et , ( la' chiel hotel ts
a' !li'' ciwaii i I 1 ;?..'i liiumi
na'ls.
i ! at li'.'.i.'i' Ptri tt ' I' 5 r i nr. is a s!:ui;
s'l.-ii iu-1'iw I ?.'Kal', rn:!iiii>>: ilm* I'a.-t
; i ? ! . | \\ i I , J I <<111 I > ! I !?'t <>ll Mil I I to
'?iiiui ^tll. 1 1 us c i ! : i ii tor Ha'
(it!C 111 I r<?lo!?i.ll tJoVlTIMr.", l i
>n:ii li i "an ?' i n i .
"V;.rk Tiii; i-* i? asi l
s'rt? i v s'i?-et i imiiiii ; ( i I H' < is* iilai
.vrst in- III tl.l'S. 1'. li. H. (?><?;.!, I>
I. ') In* coliDvd Jt.i pt isf fiiiircti is oh
? ii < ri ?i'iM*r i?! V'nK a Mi ' I * ? t streets
1 ' is i I.i III vi I t Jl" I'-ipt. \ llt'!\ <> I tl!" til
to il-; Tory < ;ncrfllHK.
Ki'itr t?l rci;f 'I'iiiH i- n i?lr st p'!-!
sit a tU il l.olow slrj,'.'!, rinihtiitf
.ll.i1 ?Nl->t illlll Wf.->t mi ,1 ililTi't 1 1 1 1 0 tl'olii
t III' S. ( ' . i'c < ' . 1 '* ? 1 i . to ( ''Il 1 1 Jll K'l 1 K l i'l't I ,
,t' one tiint- it, \\ a.-; t iiruvt. l'is.->i<in;i'< ?'
i.ti'ief of t!ir ti.vvu.ali ti.:' | <ri iH'i ]>i I res
ii|. lii'i'S Win1 situated (mi it. also '.tic o!<l
:n :rl.i't and tin? I) irk, I ? n t sii:co t !i?*
i own ha.*, t .lUt ii im wi?\var<l t fi ii 'u'lie y.
t J 1 1 so t?niliiin?;s Jtavc !'<??.?): n inoved and
t l,r cottoti li'dd lake i!i" pi.-.cu <<i Dm
iMis. lauius ' I !f, Di:-. st II rf, now *>\f
ly lotilain a few it tin- <'d ri sidi'tK'i^s
10 tiKii k lis I' Kini'r i^raini. nr.
liild i'.tll'r, V>;;f;ij*j?
tioiii 1' air st i t'Pl i'? < iiiii}d;<-:!. tiien- an
?r> n-si-,.' i:<'es i Mi it. < > s 1 1 v (*.><ton !;<?!? I
I'l l, t inift if was a il:i<* st i'< < t t'.nd scv
r | f|ii<* fi-^i - l(<ijf>i*^ \v?f ?< Sit Matt'd ^1 ! 1 it ,
I ralsiuce Da- n iitoval *?l tin' town ? i *> it
l:".b "ill V l.'I'i !1 l.SO'l iis il i,;'|<.V| street.
!'in i'lian'i.-i Ci.: :i\\ i'lii - !: mi r. was sit
? ;?? <'< 1 on t ii i s s' ! ?'<?( . i ' was lU'st royi d
i y S'i ?? i niii : i '.?< i' in y t i' '? > , :? t "li!1 'nil" ?
\\ is i !i?i in. <xi lam /im i'f. ;1 a.* ' in our
t.iv. ii, and to?* tlif* a.i. ?' i.i't"tis oJ t tie
j) ; t. tl v\ iil !>i! i v?;r held in iii.'li '-st'-eia
i . v t J't* eit i/.i-'is <>l our I own. ! hi !l st n\ t
vas li lined !'of (\>1. IhtJl, td l!n' ('ufiti
jo nt/il ii: "iy.
i \ia< l ive si rent , Ti i m ! ???.???' is lir
lo.-. liiilliiad now int. i-i us*, it, im i
11 . i j i ? i < t.inions ('orn wains liou-o to
? h?< > : 1 1 i i 1 1 1 ci'ii'i lery, ai d tJie o!it
i 'i i s'>> ieriiiii di .<?'? !t was si'n.ited at
i !v t'orir i' <>t i'iriH 'I n (? and M ;i i r. el
s- i-.m ts. it v.'-i.: i i.p ! i r <t sir *"! l iiii ? ? n ?
\v l.eii ("aiaclen w.'isii.'st s? ? i i< <1, and on j
t : u. o mi it will;dwa>a I" m. inor
a'de to t li<? inliahilani.'-, ii w i'al!<-<!
I i I 'nil' Trt-c Cr<'? k ;it t !u' tool. oJ Tain
tll'll .
I ,aliii"t.t.'> a ;m;ill short street, run
i.inir east and w<'sl troin I-'.ir to Mil;
s'r?er. It is nannd ? ??r ti:?' liunon.s
I'.i.iiotli) Trt'f, tli-.' omi.iknt of our
Stat*',
A iipw ctroot rnirdnjr from JJroad in
Ms-.r k< t. on wlii-'h I'l.i! .Messciin" r o{.
tii-i* ts loratpil, i.-i, so far at- tin) writer'
i- nrinatnc-1 .
( 'I yiiu ril is one of Die newest- :-'n'<'t.*j
of oar town, havin# been lai'i f,tt in tt;c
U?/.. (ive or six tears. It runs from.
IJroad to Market stir"i. and is named
for llie honor, Oapt,. William Clyiiurn.
Cordon Street.. 'J his is a street west
f.t Campbell, running due north and
s. nith and lapping York street < n tin
south. Named for Lord (Jordan, an
Knglisii stalest nati tiuiing tl.e reign ot
King (ieorgo I i .
SS'ylie street. This is the hist i>tnet
on the west-side of the city, hul is i>"t
now" in use, Ji:ivfih;c heen ?m mi verted
into tidifon lit'Ids. The st nvt was so
nani'd for Captain Wylie, of the Con
tinental .\riny.
Market street, runs Irorn DeKiilh to
Pine Tree street, and isou^ of Die |?rin
?'ipal thorough lares of thc^city. The
I'u'shsteriiin .huich stands at thehcini
id t lii.s st reel, __ V
ChureSi taps DeKalh street en the
northaud I'ull .-t n e.t ?>n the south. In
former time.-? it was ?|uit.e a/ lavi.riu*
resident street Trinity Methodic
ehureh fuees it. on DeKalh street.
N'amod for ("apt. Church, who cmii
ma'uied the X?-w Jersey troops tit the
hat fie of llohkirk HiJl.
Campbell is a large street running
due north and south. 1 he Model
1 loine is the principal edifice on if. It
le;ids to our beautiful CitV ol the ?>e?,d.
and is named for ('??!. ('ampbell, ol the
Sumter patriots who fought in the
Wevolntiouiiry war. <
Wateri'e stceet is h?yond Cumjibell'
and leads directly to the Wateree 1 J i \ er
for which it is named.
jAtticton is the fashionable strtet ol
the city. It, runs north ond south from
Pino Tree street to the end <>f Kii It
wood. On this street are sumo of our
llnest residences ami the Methodist
and Episcopal churches are also situat
ed on this our prettiest thoroughfare.
It derived its name from i^ord Lyt tie
ton. a famous member of the Ilritlsh
parliament and n friend to the colon
l8f*- , i
Jiroad street, runoing north ami
south it the business street, ot tn^,j^ty.
Situated on it are soma Of our m^t
. known structures, among which might
be mentioned the Court-house, the
i Optra-ho U3ffrl>sra3>f6t 16 lull anJ iTTe
^ CutifcdiTitUi Moo u men t. The M refit
deriv?i? iu name from -its Importance.
Mill street, runs in a direct line north
and ?outh. The fammis Ultooj Court
^Fai^'ia one of the favorite streets
of oui town, it ru?*a from Piwe Tli#
nireet oft fhe south to Klrkivocn street
in Hie hamlet of Kirkwood, This street
* named for Capt- Fslr, who jarm.
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i t 1 ? ? w est j>ri<\ s. 1 r\ us
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so w ?liter
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After yet j have trie J Doctors unci ai!
other preparations, and they have failed
to relieve you, then use
QBRSTLE'S
FEMALE PANACEA.
? (Gk F. F.)
IT WILL CURE YOU.
FOR 5 ALE BY ALL l>L;ALEKS IN ML-DICINHS.
L. CiERSTLFv & CO., Chattanooga, Tenn.
? Sol? Manufaclururs and Proprietors.
LL^TOR SALS BY DR. ??'. LESLI" ZEWJP.
t
St ill 11 IK some of its ?> _
em % '
2?i4*:2 i iij-s
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left \v 1 1 i r ?) j it w uld he triad l>> wi:h its customer*. and;
wc , AV withoul hesitation I'lti t<> mi-sTHIS OL'l'OKTUNIl V i
would bo decidedly a<>\iiuit their inJeicst if they wish to .s^end !
tlji'ir money wiivre it will brimr
THE ORE AT EST RETURNS.
All Winter Dress Goods
AT COST, ^
And some c1ohi.<i out lots at less than cost. Wet must make I
room lor our ?'piing Stock' if we h.ive to Sacrifice (ioods, so j
don't feel thai you will not ^et them chcap enough, hr wo arc!
as anxious to sell as you are to buy. I
Blankets and Comforts
goin^ rapidly. Overcoats, Mackintoshes, &c., &c., will not
.wait too lon<x lor you to make up your mind, so come AT
j Once and make your selection while we can show y??u a bettci
j assortment.
Shoes, Clothing, Ilats, Caps, MUSTtJO, and let. it suf
I fice to say that yyu will not complain at the price. *
H O U S EKE E P E RS,
?do you want the greatest Hargain in Sheeting you have ever
seen? If so, call and see our S. <), 10, 11 ;md 12 quarter
WAMSU l'TA MILLS, ami )ou will he surprised to know how
cheap you can buy if .
j Table Damask, Napkins, Doilys. To\> els, Crash, Art Linen,
Jetc, a specialty, and at prices that will please even the closest
; buy ers.
CARPETS GOING RKGAltDLESS OF COST.
Take your choice and make us an oiler.
MATTIN" C3-S?
The largest Stock, Rest Assortment, Prettiest Patterns and
LOWEST PRICKS df any place in the city.
RUGS! RUGS! RUGS!
ai any price from 20c to $10.00.
FARMERS remember that we have a full sfook of
- E Plantation Supplies, ?
anil will be glad to qnote pr.ces, fetling confident that we can
sell you. We are Hcndqnarters for Fertilizer* ? All grades,
lie. sure to get ouj prices before placing your orders. With nin
ny thanks for past favors and soliciting a continuance Mof the^
same, wo are Yours Respectfully,
The Famous Gilt Edge Store,
h P. T. lHHFE, PB0PR1BT0R.
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ALLEN" MEDLIN
Contractor & Bvilder,
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V? >(.\V. fl. i'fc?K.l% tf, J)., 4 0o*iartf., How Voii
tlo f>V )>U n'isoltitn on (i kg ? <">
nut y ???* '??! itir ir ? '. > * >??u u>
m s. n\rki:it & m,
--MANI'KACTUKHKH
| Doors, Sash, B'indsj
j .Moi'ldiiij*, Building Materia),;
Sash Wrights and Cord.
< '! I A K LESION, ... - S. C.j
I'un'hnp;* our nmkrsf whirl; .
j we ?j.'H.ir.i u f cc superior to m:)
'juold South, and thereby suvr
| money. j
I WimJov. and Knnoy GImssmj
j > "finltv. Jinm j
OR. I~H. ALEXANDER,
Dontist
Ottiiiuati: tlm
F >tx n t. >> I Colli?}?*', Sr8hi?>(^ 1876*7 J*
OJ'KICK II It OA D STRKKT,
0<\ m i>KV , S. C.
' r v/ ? i (loots South ol The Oluon*
kdt* Olfto*.
HOT ATO COLD
a i .vs^i aw.
, MASSAGE TREATMENT.
J. E. HABLEY,
Registered Nurse.
. ??<! 1: mi i >i Knl'? irt I ,y ill **
1 i> i. i Mm homo lorniorlj o*ei,
I ' i I i'dM. W. l.nng.
rasuinn
\1 A AN1> ITS ^CIJRW
To tut |: i >i run 1 have an absolute
>{-;Nv.'.?y f. i Consumption. By its timely tiso
thou. ndsof hopeless cases have been already
p-rm.tr.oitly cure J. So nt oof-por.itivo am (
\.i i; ; power tlut I Consider it my duly to
.?n ! c bourn fret to those of your readers
>n nmj'tioii, Throat, Rronchial ??"
I ansr houble, if they* will write me tlwlr
express and pontoftice address. Sincerely,
T. A. Sl.OCUM, M o ?? 1?1 Pe?rl St., KeW-Tork.
??r Tli? Kititnrtnl unit tlutitiM* M?n*g?tr?int of
kUu? e?v< r ?,<?!? r?t?i<>o *lits Ktnerona Fropoil'Jotv
TAX i\IOT!CE.~
Cnv ; iii- \si!titeit*M Omri;.)
CaiihUn, S. 0., Kel>. U, 'Uit, C
\'.v(i ?? in lifii'hy Riven that, a lovy of
i) rniiU I ? :? > -\.f< a miiilo upon h1 I eity
iit,.|i,in iint'i roii 1 ui:! poibocal and
tint t ???? ''tii l:.n tin tlm collusion of ttio
nuv.i' ?;!? ?>?' opened in tlio Council
I'ii on'. r hi tin' Opera ! to'.ise from Mnn-.
?'d\ '. Mmi'i tills . to Saturday, April
V, Is'', !t : i ? ? i wliirh ?l>ite lli? I'pnully
AjII | '.sii'Vi-lv In* :ittn?-iie,l to nil dolin
?. i <i I ; ,4i. l rluu^i'ti will l>o ndd
? ?| s.i il <>'? !?..?! i> ui., ttntimiay,* A pi il
111. il>( f iS.> , 1 1 i 1m im extension.
I K. Ll Sl.li; /KM1\
Mn vol .
<V- i*. Kinivt.i v. 'City Clerk hih{ He
ir ?i : !?-r, * * '
I ??!. fit I t. 1H!?0.
A
LQUiPPtLD FOR BUSINESS.
I We aie now j ? i? ? j ?n r? <1 to ?h? any repair work yon want doru>
j ? > 1 1 1 > i * ? \* < ? *, ? 5? i/r m.ii'liiii' i v n n < 1 in l.iet will rep;ir anything you
have We have 1 1 1 ? ? b?'M line of ilieyrle Snii'lriort ani tools
i;hat have ewr Ium-ii inti odueeii in <hnn?len, In equipping our
I selves with the IwHt in iterial and to'?ls o! (lie many conven
i'-i.ceH ft v this work, we are to <j.v ihe best work to ho
! fiat!, at the hr?\e.-t piiefs.
i HAY <& SWSiTH.
&EMP OWE DOLLAR V
out Mut ucrxt to ui *1)4 If TOO
I llio MorUy Ttfmmtf.um w? wlU
.. ...... mCM-CHADE TOJ? BUOC A to
?. ,1 i \ I ?".?l -III C. II. ?iil')PCttui x 'I nil I. . ? IV". 1 [Mill., ? .IV r ?ui f: lit ilO|"'t ? Hit If *i>u Oml If
ft,) ??' >" "?NT *>?".'"> lur 111 I t ' S. I I <?> . I'M! u.v *i. 1 1|?<> bXtNUKttT luitmtff VOL' iUVI
OUH SPfcClM. O^FfrH l?iHCF $55. 00 "nrt cltnraroo. 2so? tb*
, . .? i , ,i.-. -I a,-i nt ? ? ? One. Itijllitr Bf-ut with oid?r?
mo.ho
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A :?? n
JiJHt'.fcY?.
HUM T t* CO ft OWN FACTORY IN CHICAGO,
i ll til. I) ?< I ? ? l; I tho bi- I tiuilll't PJIII l?Ujr. Will'* In
,y.;i I' r ?. Jl-.i*. <y On i .'.iDUii > ? ? ?:?<??'*. 1 up triad ? hy
ii.i-k u ?.? s,5>l.;?<>, 8./*3 nnr) }34.7n it* *t*ct
himh Iuij ?? i' sl f.if ???? t I v iiii'.clilnriy d^nl.nu, ?( 04&.IO tu
f (6.W ? ? liir nllolr n.iij |)f tu I tj intur at tfOA.M to #0.00.
ot;r; Ac .VI f. QUfeFN AT >s?.op IN mojj
VU. IC ovt I- THH L?>tt MT mic* iWi
or:., lull oa ll!? n?r*l I'H.m It(?i 1IK HI ItT. W? tnalnUtn
?j'u own live ?toi y bucry factory f?r tli* ??>!?
i 'it f>< o vf iiiiM-'"!,; nti-i wiiuk a vmin liter
Iiiiiik u? nt I Vi.smriir.ut m< 4* ?*?? wi
u, mourns c imhh i ur.n'6 rrtoriT.
Bvory ftti /fnr We Nlski l? OutrtntMtf
riv? Vo?rn mill Titt?y Will out w??r I '?*?
Ordinary Factory Riff*.
THI WATIRIAl AND UI08 IN Otfl ACMI OltCIM
C??<l w*r* vji ah <t?ubl* tliM In li:c onllnaijr /M><ory
U>*AKV. tt'n us? * ? fl *o,i'inlnon clotli, ?oiu? >M
tOfcnt, w? I!f?? fl.lOtirMI llnlnc. KfU< UMilgiol)
vrl* 111.9 it lo?tli?r, Koine ?<?? f cent; WISMII.M
ri>li>mni <1 *?? nu'ii>? u.? Tftceht MnrtM.00.WK
PA Y ALI40I.T DOUBLE the pries mast m?lt?r?
?ir fi>c?J?fc#*lii. ?<k?. ?ii'loif, tulM u4 Itilm,
tfR W*WT Tilt HURT. Our wb*?l?.**at *iid
A C M OUCEN. OUR OWN MAH?.)
tM'.liMRi ,? .Mid ".inlrl *1.1 tator i<i Aaff i)bj; QWR ACME QUEEN, waaia mwmhiIm fcni ....
W.OJ HAKFLV C3VEK3 COGT of iu?tf. lal .vud labor. Itrai nu ua tbaamaiiaat ?roftt tmuln?bla*
?m* ?.? ii? ciulMltitc VO liifHil^K ? (i.iVimd to ccivaruan nur liuirirr factory ?a arc wllltiur loltllflliod
S 1,00 rim: it I'ii'ii, V?'?> ku w tfO OOiixllv iiroilt on 1 O L>ucrflru will futMy ua, adt.rtla* Haav*>>*kai4
?u.d li .11,1 Uf Viv /.AHum llUOOY HUfiiNhOS IN iHJO
7 i Hi ACME VU Kt.N ? '? Lulld in inu.mor *|.if (rack, clnth ni li>atti?r triromad and iprtan fevffad
i?attin iMU'cr toll, kulld ptn-l Ui l, (pnnir* in tiark. ?v Ban* *J.< W?kt?ar Hl*va (| rJt
!? I)???..t iM. l.oi, fJo. I S?i *,?!:'? pMcnt acre ???: > tm wlivaU to I* aaal*, liort* Mack, iraardark vraan With
trllcnti- nio.|?m BlrJpliiK, r.uiipleli. witli . *11,. a'ld tmck curtain*. ?*??>? .l.imi aprua Ud ?fill taitlar*
? tir I ? ft?i%?.tr rrA tfl.fl*, irrf* In fl?r* nl ?!>?(?., tl .Ik cttra. ftt M?f WkHiMH 41MJ rOI.MM an4 lb. f>*l?k*
nt ttiu I.OWKftT l'JUC
WRITE FOR OUR FREE BUCCY, CARRIAGE AND HARNESS CATALOGUE.
fijlA !?*?
S fe A RS, ROEBUCK & CO. (I no.), CHICAGO, ILL
k
South Carolina & Georgia R. R. Co.
? TIM I'j TAI'.IjK NO. 10.
tittflW,? Brunch
Station#.
0+9i*T
!n ottecf 1-2.01 a. iu , Sunilay. January lsl, 1899.
Woflt-- First Claaa Daily. EhhI? Firnfc Cla?? Pally.
Leave*, ii. m., 7.00
" n. m., <5.20
'* n. in., 0.20
" a. ui. Jo.! 5
West,
M
'j I ( !l:lu8
A M.
ChurlcMon,
A??<;ust:i,
Coiutiihiii,
Kirif;Kvii]t?,
Norlli Carolina Division.
77 Stations. 7S
lht CI n sb (Sundays i;x.'.'|?Jo?!.) 1st (,'lu.M
i o
2il ( '1:!hh
A. M.
8 'JO
s :>o
9 05
10 10
10 ;w
10 J.I
1 1 50
\1 15
) r>o
:? 10
3 50
1 10
5 10
5 30
5 i 5
7 10 ti ^0
8 oo
8 lo
II 00
9 35
9 4H
10 10 i
1 0 35
: l oo
11 45
ii io
1235
P. M.
West
S5
Mi*e?! Mixc-'l
i 10 5 3o
r, oo r, 20
P A* Mr
T ruin No. 77, Koiiig ??kf? %Hatit ?Cl?"?lloo
i ha I, A C. H. R., Hock Hill ?H* Die
ttlaokftbnrg with Hie Southern. Tr*?n Kft. 70, foil
lion it Marion, N. C\ viit?
\ttn <md it LnecMfcr wilfc ?W h 4 0. II. K
makes eomrtiim dJV.br. JR. V:
A. M,
11 I 0
1-2 00
12 12
12 40
1 2 55
1 0'?
1 20
1 35
1 CO
2 15
2 35
> 4 8
3 03
3 18
3 30
3 55
4 :o
4 15
4 25
4 45
4 52
5 02
ft 19 c
ft 34
5 />9
G 14
6 :i0
V. M.
Leave Arrivti
Cnm'leu
Dt'lCuili
Weetville
7 Ker.^hmv
Spring*
Pleasant Hill
Lancaster
Rlverai?lc
Cft ftwha Jnno'o
Kock Hi
Tirzah
Yc.j kvlllo
Sharon
Hickory Grovo
Srayrnu
jOaektitmrg
Eur la
Patterson Springs
Shelby
Lnttironi*
Mooroaborough
Henrietta
< I'Vwt City
Ruthcr/or?Uo?
Thermal Ci?y
Glenwoo.l
Marion
8 17 airiyea p. in.
10 45 anives p. in.
5.30 arrive* p. m.
4.28 arrives p. tn.
East.
71
LVl ClllH?
1?. M.
4 30
4 00
3 40
3 ir?
2 TO
2 00
1 20
12 15
II 20
9 50
8 15
7 no
7 15
(5 50
6 30
0 00
t oo
II III
10 45
10 25
0 45
10 15
H. M.