The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 14, 1899, Image 3
Mi-. L, W. Coykin KUctMl Dispensary
Inspector.
Mr. Ti. \N . 1 toy kin was lust week
elected inspe-uor of county ? i i *? i?? n
Baric*.
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Rllrl KoH'N.
It h Laid tha*. the ( 'harleston road
between Oao'di-a nnd Boy sin's tndl n
in a must terrible eoidition, som?
phiccs being almost impassible. '1 1 j ?
roa I to Cantey Hill we understand
is also iu u very bad condition.
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LOst.
Between tUe Baptist parsolmjvp
and Woman'** Kxchange.on Wedm .s
day tlio 12th, a (jold lit U(H ll
with hatr on one side. Kinder will;
ho rewarded by leaving same j? t ?
the Baptist parsonage.
For Sato or Rent.
'1 ho handsome cottage on Kair st . j
opposite the residence of Oapt. das
L. Ilailo, now occupied by Mr. Ilun
lin, will be sold < r rented very cheap.
For further particulars apply to
Mar. '.Hit. I > Wolfe.
For Salo or Kent
The handsome t rick store on Main
street two doors from DeKalb will j
be sold or icnled very cheap. This I
Htore contains the best shelves of!
any store in (Jaindcn and the entire
ntoro has just recently been put in
thorough repair. T\>r further par
ticulars apply t > S. WoLKH.
Apr. 7. 'W.
Two Carrier Pigeons Dost
Both have small hand on leg
with number on them. One blue
cheek No. I 1U(?(>, one red check No.
27(152. Suitable reward will he
paid for their return to the Wes
tern Union Telegraph olliee.
'j how. M . Brail Icy.
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New Feature.
M. ?ssrs. Zemp Bros, have added
a new feature to their store ? a gro
cery department which will be in
charge of Mr. I) M. McOaskill.
'I'liey will curry a full line of fan
cy nnd heavy grocer i'-s which they
will save you ni^ney ,"n. Before
buying your groceries they vvjJJ he
^lad to show von what they have,
v ' ;i 1 1 and see them.
Memorial Day.
AH interested are requested to!
hear in mind that on account of the
'?'on fed orate ^terans re-union in j
< Miarleston on Nf.iv 1 U:.ls. memorial!
?exercises in ( 'njwden will be held on j
c he !2?;th of April th'svenr. The la- I
<iicn of the memorial nsnooiat ion j
have arranged an inteivs.'-inir pro j
crumme and those who attend will!
tie well repaid. The services of thai i
'dile gentlemen. Bev. \Y. 13 Gordon, j
J?<etor of draco Kpis/>opal church,)
have been f-ecuied to deliver the oia j
t:?m, and Cnpt. .1'. C Kolhngn wiil be j
iwu shall 'of the day.
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Death of Mr. Herman Jvanm
Another representative citizen "II
Camden has passed away. Ati
twelve o'clock Tuesday night, Mr. |
Herman B iuuj died of heait di.-N
enso. Although threatened for!
several days with? vet tigo ? it wa*
not thought that )i i h health was
?ny more thfrft usual. lie was ap
parently all right Ttiesdaj' until i
at night when lie complain
w^d of feeling unwell and retiied.
And at eleven Ins condition be
came alarming and physician*
?were summoned, hut f>o rapid was i
bis deaili that when the first phy
sician reached him he was past ailj
hope and died in a few minutes.
Air. Baum was about sixtv nine
yenr* o!d and was born at Sch?er
rtentz, l'ruusin, and came to tl is j
country when a young man. About j
forty years ago he settled jn Cam
den and engaged in the mercantile i
business, in which business he le
mained until lust .January, when he
retired from the firm of Baum !
Brotheis, and intended to devote i
liimsrdf herafler to locking after
bis plantations.
Jn 1806 Mr. Ban m mairicd Mis*)
Kva Ileyman, of Chester, who aur-i
vives him, together with the fol
lowing children: Mannee fl. Baum,!
Gabriel H. Baum, B. Harry Bautn j
and David Baum.
Mr. Bauro's life has been such
as to command the respect, confi
dence and esteem of .'ill and- it is
"** with sincere regret that his ho$t of j
friends heard of his death, and all |
deeply sympathize with his family'
in the great bereavement that has'
J)ef:iHen them.
The funeral services wero held
Thnrsday afternoon from the bouse.
Ho was buried with Masonic honors,
the Masons attending in a body. The
Bev. Elsos, of Charleston, a'so con
ducted the impressive and beautiful
Jewish burial scry iocs. The number
? of those wb^ attendod the funeral
showed tlie esteem in which he was
lield by the people of Camden.
The active pallbearers were select*
cd from the .Masons and wero as
follows: Messrs. J. E. Vaughan, 0.
4. -Khannon. Jr h. W*iki??, W,
Geisonheimer and Dr. A. Weinberg.
Hie honorary pallbearer* were
Messrs. fl. G. Garrison, P. T. Ville
pigvf, Dr. I). I*. l>et>aa?sore, A. IK
Kennedy. C. II. Lewis and L. A.
Wlttfcowskr.
Mr. G. H. Baum. his son, arrived
, from New York in time for the bar
i?l. Mr. 8. WitUrewsky, of Char
lotte, Mr. S. He j roan and Mian Haii
mIi H?y?ao, of Chealor, an<l Mr.
ITTTU FITV. WVWpTI I rvu^liB? VI * J ,
?own. also came to attend Ibe funeral
ThajBoral offerings were nomar*
J Bicycle Parade.
All P. icy el e inkid ant r< quested
t > in cot lit the Opeia 11 oust: on tti<<
17 i n a t . , at U o'clock p. in. and j do
in the parade. It :? said that li
dies may have an inuny beau* nt.
the) like.
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Grunge Meetings.
The Sumter C'o. Pomona N >. 1!
Hurts v\iih Ml. 1 ' 1 1 ? ? (ii itt^c N''.
t i 1 1|> the !> i d \ ^ i , I (li1 ?( I ?! y , A 1 1 1 1 !
mill., IS!)!). .Initio U. Bo\ kin,
Scc'ty .
The Kuraha w i'dimtio (2run<<c
No. m, will meet with Hilt Sidt 1
(Itangoon the 2nd Wednesday, |
A |ir. 12,
I\I c Donald 1 ) a v i ?,
Scc'ty.
Program of West Watereo TuwiiBh.y j
S. S. Association
'I'lie Waterloo Township S. S. i
A ssoeialioii will ho held on the -1th !
Saturday and Sunday of April, i
I'lie* following in the program:
Sunday.
1 1 :.'U) a m. Opening hoi vices b\ !
Hi o. .1 . A . Itahon.
12 hi. Kurollmeiit of delegates, j
12:30 p. in. Uoporls from
so h oid h.
1 p. in. Dinner on the grounds. I
2 p. in. I -'raise service by Kev. J
\V II. Joy nor^
2.15 p. m. Discussion ? What j
are tho. Iiost. methods for thirt nsso- j
i iation to put forth to secure ?< J
hotlor representation of ihu S. SV j
Opened /f?y 15ro. .J . Willie Dunn
and It. 1'. Odoin. 2nd Discussion, I
Do i*o manifest tho into rest that
wo should in the S. S? Opened l?y
II rot*. J. M. Porter and Willie H
(Joir.
S u nd ay.
10 a. in. S. S. mass meeting.
II. Sermon by Kev. ,T. IC. Striok
kind. Willie II. (loll, See.
My Queen.
| This little rhythm wan compos
ed by a young lady of Camden audi
displays quite a poetic talent
which if cultivated would equal |
some of the more noted poets.? j
I'd- 1
A memory lingers in my heart,
And from my mind will not depart,
It Mils mv day dreams with ileli^ht
And 1 ? r i n ! 1 1 1* 1 5 ? evt n tin* shades of night, j
ri>is memory makes my heart a throne
Wj.trie a queen, a soVer* iirn. rnh s alone, I
I lor smiles m v hejnp w iih rapt in e t hi ills, !
ib-r frown my heart with hoi row fills.
Tlnd ipieen has riuiics and wuaUh untold !
K??r ?1I her curls arc showers of k<>M,
Her even nre *apphiren of heavenly blue |
it h just a shade of violet li'.io.
I never see thi* (lower I wet it,
r.ut I am minded of uiy hoiinir .lean,
The dimples linger in her clunk
Ami 'twi.xt her etudes play "hide ami !
seek . "
IT.e coral from the oecan bed,
Cannot sn?p:i.cs I.e.- Vfd,
Ami u j: h all ot lief charms," there j_'oos i
A predy tilde turned "|> nose.
II you etinhl see !h:s ii!tle <|iiC<;it.
This hiitliesoiiio bounir iitssie .lean,
\\"hv like (hat ancient <pie?*n t.f obi
vpn'tj RHV "1 lie lialfhas nul been t?>M."
CASTOR J A |
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought j
Ileal Ebtftte Transfers,
'l'hc following transfers of real es
tate in Kc#Hinw county were record -
od in Hit; Auditor's office during ilio
month of March, 1 8fl!> :
S D Hurst, to W T McCaskill
acres, ?1,300.
II C- Gerald to John 1) fJerald -1 ;
acres. 300. j
S W Moblcy to Alice Threat 13G
acres,
C A MeC.iskil] to ,i H Tlw:n>o
acres, 50.
C H Gary to Sidney Barfield, 50 i
acres, 1 15.
J S Stokes to Julia V 1'ate, el. al.
to JCIiza A Peebles, 10'J acres, 200.
J V Wei ah U) J i*o H Baker, 04 j
acres, (1 10 j
Mary Tidwcll to Joseph S Collier, j
100 acres, 50.
Mjiry C McManns to S T A Me- j
Mantis 50 acres, 125.
#J M Watts to S h ScweJl <<; Co,!
182 acre.0, 4-18.75.
Singleton G jITio Lewis D. Watts, i
15 acres, 15. j
\V K Bryan to W J Baker, 72 j
acres, G5.
Amhr-so McCaskill to \V Bl
Threatt, 120 acres. 150.
.1 W Young to D It Fletcher, 85
acres, -100
Sarah H Camphe]lo to W B
Threatt 88 acrcs, 67.20.
It B Williams, Sheriff, Tho Dnndce
Mortg. and Trust Oo , to Alliance
Trust <Jo., Limited. 000 acres. 5<>0,
.Middloton and ltaverml-irTrfl Jf"
Stokerf, to Bridges McKathin Lum
hor Co, 100 acres, 125
E K Pairaer to Eliza Ammonds,
2,000 acres 1,750.
Execntorof Fanny R. Hey ward to
John A ah I ley ward, I lot. 1,500.
Bantu Bros, to II Baum. 33 7 acrcs,
1.750.
Rehcccn (1 Gardner to Benj. T
Truesde'l, 17\aereii, 75.
S Tweed to\E,lt Tweed, 2 lot* and
2 (wildings, 5.
- Banm Bros to II E Keese, 100
acr.-f, 125.
Douglass K$ed to E O Zam p, 50
acres, I. ^ #
Scott a and Lola Salmon A to Jiile
Stafford* I acre, 15. L_
W M Kclloj to Lillie Stokes, 1
acre. 15.
8 D flongli to ILaflrieUa (Hinej,
50 acres. 350. ffl
M fi Young to TTenrj Savage, 1
lot, 3,500.
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The Atlanta ConstUolfon and The
Camden Cbr<*iele Me ;?k for oolj
ttM. r*7
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'(?(?tfrw ||oi;u!tw,
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(lui'M whnl \ 1 1 ii ti i* holy is so
? i ?.-?? I ? } V III 1 ? ? V *' islllt 14 ('II 1 !i I II y (111 II
man ihnt ahe .J. i n't. waul hint to
- j ?? *i t* lii n ? > i !. i i ; : ! '
I v\ 'i'i| yi'i!i>?? iii*i m carried
'?Is J.'1'! Id I ? ! i : c ii , li j? I >1 > ll'.tlhV
;l 1 1 His III II l? s ? 1 ? \ I : "l;i hill:
:iml !?!i hiii!, ?>ii!, <?i'il tili?
What \inr.^ i k < : : t ? K i ^ 1 l is
on l ho piazza t!i<-? <>l hei Sunduv
niii'il and a y u u n g tViiuiv s;iiv u
ami I* I I.
lIiiiMS what \ ? > 1 1 ? > man ill o v i ?
-a vend i & i lit b lust Sumh.v In s?'?
iiis lusl ?> i i J a 1 1 1 1 t Ii i' ii mini lit c 1 1 !
low had him lu'uiV
Po i soUkI.
.Mr. T. H. Wilson, who lor some
liit' hits been residing ii Coiiwubin,
is i-pendine; a IV w days in ('amdou.
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IHm't Fail
l'u read (he new nd*vrti><m nl ? ? i
I hi' (Id! Kd?>e Mmi' in todav's is
kiio * ? l" i ho ( "hruiiirlo. As always
M . Yillep ?uo litis s-aonoi iiiii!^ to say
thai ivi'l both in toront and benefit
you .
Ice! Tec" Ice'!!
I m row ready tn p Ion so the
p ti Id ic with let*. My ice huise
\\ ill he nt. DeLnache l>tns. old stand
(?pen from fl ."it) a. n\, to <n in.
Orders received at Western I'liion
I'elt'ifrtijdi < (lice.
Kesp? el fully,
'l'lios. M . I' l ad It y .
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Teat ti of Mr. Hasty
Mr. 1'. Hasty died at tin; ( uin
deii ('otlon Factory last Su nd a \
nijiht. Honest, upright. and lion-,
orable ho always was and for I lose1
and many other noble I raits which j
v"? Id make. ii|ka jjood man. Mr.
II isty possessed thu lollies' e?--j
In* m of Ins i'?l!ow man, ami none ,
know I* i in hnl to low- and respect ;
him. Tlie bin ial look place at his;
old lionit: near Abnov.
Death ci'Mr. \V C Workman.
Mr. \V. ( \ U'oi kman, rtmllu-r e.fj
Mrs. W. K. ! lu* at d Mrs* j
?\ in. Wallace, of our town, died in j
Sivtiunah, (Ja., mi v Wedin st!a\ '
nioi I. inji last of bronchitis aflt'r an j
illni'KHof tht re wet ks and waf? I
v'.hout f>5 years o! ?>>(. At the at?e|
of 1 Mr. Workman entered thoj
C'ocfi. disrate army mid served!
'hrouj>h the cntiio war, and main j
'?if re wi:| irtsicinhi r llic active pail j
h<* took, and what, valuable service
he rendered to 'he cause of democ
iti' v, in ! in; meniorahlc campaign
"I '70. Mr. NVorkmau w as in ? wr\ i
.smi so a most worthy yentleman i
and t ? > his bereaved family we Sew-,
dei our sympathies. Iiis body i y. i
i a peeled to arrive on the J 1? o'clock !
it a i n t(k?day for burial in the Cam
den cem-tel v.
Mr. Fletcher IIomIl'H, of Sandy]
Grove, and WisoAda Kod^trs, < ? I ;
l$i?!io|)\ iil?\ wen* married on Apiilj
I0t.li. R. N. Hall, Notary Public, |
oflici n ti nor. .
DR. I.H.ALEXANDER, '
Dentist.
Graduate o i Llio Plijladeln'.iia |
Dental College, Session 1 8 V (i - 7 7 .
OKF1CR IJIiOAD STKKKT, j
' Cam ok a-, ?S. C.
Two doors South of The Chron
icle Office. J
HOT AlW COLD!
1 S.ArITZ! 8f*S,
MASSAGE TREATMENT. I
J. E. HADLElY,
Registered Nurse.!
i have moved fir?in DeKnll, to Lytth
lun street in the house formerly occu
pied l.y Mr.'Hios. W. lounf.
Notice of Pinal Discharges
Xn! ice is hereby yivon tint thirty
>1 vk after date. [ will apply to the* Pro- I
bato .luiliro for Korthaw County ft>r I t -
t<-rc Dismissory ailministrjUpr of the
otttate anil ei!tei? of .lames Chestnut,
deceased.
DAVID II. WILLIAMS, .In.,
March t?"?( AdminiKtrator. |
To Let-Repairing the Court
House,
On 4ho. }st flav of next May, aft.-r date,
the joh for repairing tho Court House of
Kershaw County will ho jri v?- n to the
H*^wc8t responsible bidder. .Ml bids
sealed and presented f n or l>e
fo r cKltilH^da y . The comity l>>?;*r l re
serve* thermit to rcj>?t? ar.y arid all
bids. For Hinount, kind and quality of
work to bo done, apply to Supervisor.
J. B. Phelp*, S'fCt'y.
April 4?h, 1899.
Citation.
State of South Carolina ? Kendiaw County.
By C. C- Hnile, Probate Judge*
Where**, T>an'l P. Kirkland male Kiiit
to me to grant to hlin Tetters of Admin
TstrafTnn of the KutMe of and elFeeta of
Mary Shannon, of Kerabaw Countv, de
ceased. J
/Tliow are therefore to cite and adngin
U'u All and^biiianUr - kindred
Creditor* of the aahl Mary Shannon,
daoeaf d, thaMhey tm nnxf appear before
one. in the Court of Probate to be hcjd at
Camden, 9. C., onTueaday. the lath of
April in?U after publication thereof, at ll
oVJock in tha (orenorot to *fcew Mnw if
any they b*ye, why .be aald admlniatra
tiofi should not he granted.
Olvw nnder mv hand Ihia 3rd day of
April, A. D., I8fW. ? ~
Pnhllahed on the 7th <lay of April, 1899,
la Tim Caft)den Cbreofcd**.
r fadfof Pratali, IbffWftimty.
CALL FOR A KEY
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Money?
IN Tl { I : \V I N I M ) V?T AT
2 E M P 23 R 0 T H E 11 S
Wr lia\ i' I'li.ct <1 iii our sivi'i* ;i hand
? IIIO
OAK: ;mon;ey box
I ontaii S:I\\t I )ol!ai s.
\W haw l;ad in tdr ii?r us a nunihor <>i' kr\ s. ? uiu- nl w hi. h
\.iil unlock I ! u* i> <\. \\ i t ! ? t wi n cssli puivli we <>1 * I will
!?>? w ivon a key nitaclnd to i 1\ > y>> can I'*" (:!*d fin1 1>(
Saturday in i .u h nionili allot Mux 1:1 ami Judders <>( kr^
?h it unlock tin* !>t>\ will l>o jiivt n
FIVE DOLLARS AS A PRESENT.
This i* a now ami im\\-l w.i\ wo h i\r < >t a<; rtisiii:^ and :.;i\
io<^ to uur i radii in t'ASll what wi1 have luTetoloro paid lor
a lvortisintL( with the liope lliat tin* -Aioator nuinkor w i ! I ho l.on
< ii t tod.
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I.) K \ I , K 1 v S IN
SHOES, CLOTHING HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS AND CENT'S1
FURNISHINGS. SUITS TO ORDER A SPECIALTY.
O I I \ M ( ) 1 1 1 1 n'S I l! > >( i ! s I or (In* 1 ?? a*" t M i >ue v . 1 ndor* j
buy and undors li All join's warr.Uid a^ ropivsontuL
HEALTHY MOTHERS make
HAPPY MOMH5.
J TOW can a woman bo e.hPoiTul and
It h;>pj)y when nho in weak, nervous,
], , and HiilVorin;; tho oxemomtinf* tor
t ?iren ??f Konwdo J )iHo:iMf>s? it should
not l>o expoelod of Her. When ?<ho itf
nitferin^ Irom Deranged Mi n m? rur.l ion,
\V bites, F.'illinjt of tlm Womb, ote., ?ho\v
your sympathy lor her in a pracUeal
way bv providing lior with
^ 0-EJR,3TXuHl'e
Female Panacea.
T ? A U I Q, p*# P, IvtBK.
Thi* Hplendid ionin will booh relieve
In r MilVerin^r and ? i iik (bo disease, thnfe
producing (lie desired renult through
uniur.'i) ohannclH. Onl\ $1.00 ner bottle.
irtlHTO ;.!! y <?(). 1 1 \ t in-KM, move Iho ln)\vc>]? ?i 1 1 1 y with iniM
dosc'H ol' St. .1<?5cph'.<4 l.lvei Regulator. I'rii'o 'l->y |>??r p:telcago.
MY W?ke Wa?. Almost a Complete Wreck
With frtiwile S!i<- luis '.ikco six ix.l'icH nf GtRSTlt'8 Femal*
Panacea ami it li.- ? I ti ;<?? 1 li< !. Sue i:- n..\v ? -i ? I In- litM t?< ?t 1 1?> ainl i.i (tcluiK ;.f
well asslu- cvt-r ? I i ? i i?n? 1 \vi-i?hs '?u>:v thu.i ever I m-Imi ,? in hj-r Ii I'
SOLD AT DRUG GTORK3 1 ?? K. I I <?<?!,! I Hnxtoll. <iH.
L, GERSTLR & CO., Proprietors, Chattanooga, Tcnn.
flE?TORSALE BY DR. F. LESLIE ZEMP.
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The Dry Goods Emporium ol Camden, with mh up-to-date
Stock, iy well prepared to meet thc^vants of ils customers; and
as to piiccs, let it .suffice to say th.it when 3 pu hear them you
will smile, ns von will see at once they arc within the reach ol
oven those w hose pujso is limttoo. {fee our
White Goods Department
It has nevvT been more complete in the history ol otir busi
ness and it i^nTs us pleasure to say. that (he people know n
good thiiu when they see it. Several duplicate orders is the
re.-ult of this
OUR COi.OREu LAWNS, ORGANDIES, DIMITIES, &C.,i
Are things of heauty ? ranging in price from .'J 1 - il to 18c.
per yard. Thin Ulack Goods a specialty, the stock consisting I
of Lawns, Organdies. India Linens, &c. See our
SILK CLOTH AND SILK MULL _ !
In Black, White and Colors, 12 inches wide and only #1*5 and j
-1 0(5 per yard, respectively.
A lull line of Piques in the new Styles, weights &e. in both;
White and Colored. Solid Pink, Blue and White Iiedlo-.d
Cord. A*15eauiit'ul line of Illuminated Crash that sells almost
at sight. A big stock of
PLAIN CRASH
For Skirts, Snils, etc, raucrin^ in price from <i 1-2 to l?Je.
| per yard.
Kxtra Heavy W hile I>uck for i?onts Suits at 12 1-2 to l >e
? Ladies ready made Skirts in White, Mack and Navy
Duck only f>0e. Others in Chevoits and Linen ('rash, from
i 7f>c to $1. Mothers should not forget that the Gilt Kdj/c j
Siore is the place.to find what thev need to make Waists
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for their bows. They want something Xeat. and Service
able, ' \ -
WE HAVE IT.
Wo have just rcccivcd a supply of Gents Crash Suits in
several different qualities, and at prices that will, surprise
you. Call ami sec them before they are picked over. ^
? Don't Forget Farmers,
Thai- 4he-Oilfc JSttycc Store is headquarter?} for lMantati<>n |
Supplies, and as to prices, refit assured -?j mnmum
That We Will No! Be Undersold.
% Your Respectfully, and Truly,
The Famous Gilt EdgeStore,
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t ft*
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Furniture Store.
! wain j\S i\K\ L\I>\ in '."aimloii ami ? surrounding
?. mult \ to rnnio ami inspect 1 1 1 \ Now Stouk <>f UrtUScllOltl
it ii il I urn isliin / mnuls. Tin. 1 1 1 o.>i i onipU l?* over shown in
( 'ai mlom ( '? uisisl i it {? < > i
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I'mloi Suites,
I if?l room Sn i 1
I ?otl I oa il > all six* v . *
( rad Irs ami l>al?v < -juriaues,
l>ci! Spring v aiul Mattresses,
Hall Mm I , ami |ls?..L Cases,
\\ i mlow v 'm i a i ns ami 1 '? >los,
( \irpot ( )v!tl ^(pia; <
M u:;s ami At a ? i i i j l; .
STOVES,
.ill uaatlcs. (id in\ prieos.
ALSO iW'UUV SKWiXC. MACHINES,
Lamps, I amp Sluuli's :tial luiruers, aiui in fact every
f I ! i 1 1 i4* necessary to iurlil^li vonr house. l>on't forget. to
i'oiim' aiol sec mo lion i u low m
lHJt-f ( '"'his sold on
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Hon I lot the price of coiton l;c p you away.
i{v spool ml ly,
9 Proprietor.
This the beginning of another sdiisnu wilh cotton at 4 and
> cr,:ls p?r ) x >11 ii< ' . This means cheap ^nods or no sale. I.
haw ??ot 1 1 1 ?"? ?.'<><)? 1 - .*? 1 1< 1 tlu-v have j^ot to be sold and as I have
alwavs s;od I ncvi i allow ;oi\ i ?tn? ( o undersell rue, the money
is what I want and i hat 1 am uoi to li ;? \ n if von come in my
*tore. I haw a )nt! stock a- n atal, tresh and nice; never have
and ? ild stale < t o? * K
FRESH GOODS
< -? h 1 1 i 1 1 ? r in tvery <la\ . 1 went in business in I s!) I when cotton was
about the flame price it if now a?id I ant .-till here doing mv
??intn ; M?me predicted tlml I would nol pull through that Fea*
son. l.uw priced coHon don't I : \ .ih'oii me, I have gone through
i hotter hat tie tln.n th"??. t ?<< ? I ? 1 my gnod<? fur such small pro
!iu*. ! find thai it pays to make small profits and quick /mien. I
have kept it up and 1 don't want to change itv I will say to
t hose who ha\ y aforcs in the country to come in 1 will divide
the profits with yon as I have itlwuyu done. Some business
houses may tell you they carry a larger stock than I do; you
can way to them you get more 'or a dollar
AT HINSON'S
than you get from them, it *?i;;Kv? Uut little difiOrence to yon
how much stoclr, tlu^' uarry. ?' What you wnnt is oil you can
got jo? your money. I am satitied with the past and I know I
will be with the future for I am working just as hard for y?ur
trade as 1 e\er did. Come <>u you will find me at the sam<9
i 'f
place.
Y ours Res pec tf ul I y ,
D. E. HINPON.
K5 83
Mixed Mixed
r. Ms A. M.
?10 *30
5 00 6 *J<> Gaflfocy _J?2535
r. M A. il. '
Train 8a. 77, #010# w?al j??fc?a 4?y light coeaeoKo* *4
tho U A C. It. U., at Rock Hit] with tlt? Southern M. R,
Bfackftbafg wljh th? Southern. Twn No. 78* Mijic mm
tion it Marion, N. C. wfeh the Soafbern R. E?M BW|i|
era and at Laacaater witfc *b# L. A C. K. R Twv-Mi
sake* connection at SUIby. N. (' ?.th Ibe &. A, L.~JU
A local freight traiaa will mtjf puMOftra If jyiHljr|
South Carolina & Georgia R. R. Co.
TKMK 'IVAIIM? NO. 10.
In oflod 12.01 a. in , Sunday, January 1st, I89U
West- ? KirnL Class Kabt- t r'
Tj?'ftvt')j, ft. w., 7.00
" ft. to., (>.20
n. m., '3.20
ft. id. 10.15
West,
7 r.i
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10 35
tl 00
11 15
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8 20
8 SO
9 05
10 10
10 30
10 -10
1 1 50
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3 5o
1 10
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5 15
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Colmubin,
IvingNvillf,
North Carolina Division.
77 St :> Hons. <8
lit Cli?*n (Sunday* I\x?!eptod.) 1 ?t CliiHt
A. M. Leave Ariirn
1 1 in Caimbn
12 00 DeKii I)
12 12 WcMviJIt*
]'* 40 KojhIjiiw
12 55 Heath Springs
I 00 I'lcaflfint Ifiil
I 20 Lancaster
1 35 Itivcrswle
1 5o C'o'awba fniir'n
2 15 Kock Hill
2 .'{5 Tirzali
2 4? Vorkvlllo
03 Sharon
3 18 Hickory (Jruve
3 :<0 Smyrna
3 55 Bluckhliur^
I 10 ^
i 15 1'ntturnon Sprtnps
l 25 Shelby
4 45 l/iittirnoje
1 52 Moorcsborough
5 02 Henrietta
5 19 City
6 34 Hut.herfordtoo
5 .10 Thermal <?i1 y
(? 14 Glen wocmI
6 30 Marion
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Station*.
Hundny Kxcept?d<
L<ayo
Blwibbuig
Gaffney
l?. M.
3 00
2 40
2 28
2 15
I 45
1 10
1 20
I 05
12 50
12 25
1 2 05
I I 52
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11 22
11 10
10 45
10 30
11) 25"
\0 15
9 55
9 43
9 33
9 21
9 06
8 41
8 24
8 10
A M,
Fir?-t Clsns Pally.
8.17 nrriyea p. m.
10 4ft arrives p. m.
5.80 arrivce p. ro.
4.28 arrives p. in.
?hh?.
74 82
2d CIah* I'd ClaM
V. M. P. M. ,
4 30
4 00
a 40
3 15
2 10 -
2 00
1 20 '
12 15
II 20
9 50
8 15
?<?>60
7 15 ,
6 50
? 30
0 00
7 25
? 00
6 45
6 3(1
910
4 52
4 25
4 00
830
2 50
2 26
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