The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 28, 1899, Image 3
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rnformation Wantecl.
Mr. John M. Cutitiitig>iurn of
MoMcn, Mass, Iiuh writieu tho sec
retary of state tor int'??rm*itiofi ??<.n.
corning one I'Maui<1 Ounuingh'iin,
a wonllliy planter mil an 11 Ulimuii.
who o.'jco lived in this Slate. J
? ?? ? <*? f
Thraahinymittit.
Messrs. L. \\\ and 1?. H. ]>o> Uin
wi'l place in i^c Community in tin e
for tho picsont kiualt (.rain crop, a
firat-clftfifi thrashing < milt ami tin v
solicit lliii patronage ?>f tho public
11 ih useless lo slate that their work
will ho eminent I v satisfactory-?on
th>s joint the public it. | or feet!y sit
? isOed,
- '< ? ??
The Camden Extension.
* A special from Sumter dalrd
Apr. JO, says: <4\Vork was coin
incuced this morning on llio Cam
den extension of the Wilson and
Sum nut r ton railroad, now known a.s
iho Northwestern railway. 'I In
big vol to I) shed near the ifreight
depot liub heel) loin down, and the
woik of laying tho rails and grad
ing was begun at once. There has
been a good deal of speculation as
to whether this road would he hnili
or not, the "doubting Thomases"
Haying it was all a hlull', but tlx-1
work hhs begun, and will be push-1
ed through to Camden with all j
pofaihle dispatch."
Schools m Cuba and Elsewhere.
Prof. ,1. 1'. Praughon. who recent
lv visited Ouba with a view of ui
vestigating tho outlook for establish
ing o school in llavaun, Cuba, Uf\t
tall, on his return, visited Savannah,
Georgia, where he arranged to open
a well equipped JJusiness College,
June, lutli. Pr<>f. Draiurhon now
lias Hour 'siting business colleges lo
caied in Nashville, Ten?., Galveston
and 'JVxarkana, Texas. These col
leges have superior courses of in
ntruetions, and facilities for secur
ing positions .See Prol. 1.' raugl'.ons
nd elsewhere in thin ias'.ie and wr.te
for a catalogue.
A scholan-hip to the aboVii school
foC ^ale cheap at this cfrico.
.An Obseryatlon Party.
The Olive Branch Society f the
Camot'U Baptist Church, over on
the alert for some attractive fea
ture for their entertainments will
<;ive an Observation IJart\\ on Kri-j
day evening, May f?th. About i!5 j
young ladies and gentlemen >vil!|
represent the nunirs of books and!
one of the pleasures of the evening I
will be. the guessing of their names. |
There will lie some good singing j
and instrumental music, and ice j
cream, cake and candy will be' Co
sale. Mis. .1. T. Nettles has kind
ly consented to open her house f>r
the Party and this announcement
is sulHcicnt promise of a sociable j
pleasant evening. The public are,
cordially invited.
Admission 10 cts. i
Memoiial Services.
Notwithstanding quilo ft heavy
filiowcr of rain hud fallon just before
the hour appointed for the inemoria"
services ut the cemetery on last Wed
ncsday afternoon, and the weather
was still threatening, there was quite
a largo attendance and an int* r^st
in > ptogratn was carried out. O.v
innf to the indisposition of Ilov. .Mr
Gordon ftn address was delivered by
Mr. W. D. Truntham which was
ftighly interesting. The recitation
i>y Miss Sailie Good ale wua exceed
ingly line for ono of her tender u?^e
* Col. K. B. Can toy acted as mars hall
in iiis usual easy and dignified man
nor. Prayer was tuado by Rev. A.
T. Jamison and the benediction pro
nounced by Ilev. \\". W. Mills. The
music rendered by the Camden
band was beautiful. All praise to
our noble women who thus your by
year by these memorial serviceH
show their vonerntion and esteero
for tboso whose lives wero given in
<lefence of their country !
Mt. Pleasant.
Dear Chronicle:?The congrega
tion of Mt. PJeasaqt Haptiat
church were favored with a very
logical sermon on last Monday
night by Rev. Mr. Crouch. Mr.
Crouch is a preacher of the old
school, and has thoroughly con
vinced our people of his ministe
rial ability. A Sunday School
was organized uL the samu church
on last Sunday.
Mr. Ed., we arc having an in
tensely peculiar Spring?ouc al
most unparalleled by any witness
ed by the present generation.
Well, the chart question is being
agitated by all interested in the
echool cause. Let us liken it all
to this adage: "Don't griovo af
ter spilt milk when half of it is
water." They ure bought; our
trustees words are at stake, the
prices are exorbitant, but let's look
well in the future. The school
teachers, generally speaking, know
what the school-room needs to be
'furnished with, better than'tlNT
trustee*. For this reason f the
trustees receive no Aalary for their
labor and do not and can not lay
down tlieir business and stay in
iho school room and see the work
ings ihercof. inferring from the
proceedings what the child best
needs.
Hurrah! for the Confederate re
union. Let South Carolinians, one
* tion to the boys who wore the gray
nt Cka;U*w? in Jfayv The Sow
?rnof^ tfcn Confederacy "fcir. fart
withering, fff wn wtfuMtot onr
tffljjiftsr
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
Tito Kind You Have Always Bought
Doari. thv
Bign.umo ol C
For 3ulo or Rout
"1*1:t* ??r rk sf<>r'M?n Main
two d<mr<; ?pu? 1>> Kulh wi!!
l?o Wot ??r route*) very ehoap. 1 lu>
stn'o contains tin' hest shelves ot
>?r?v store in Cunuli-n ami Iho tnlir.
store has Just recently hoen put iv
thorough repair. For further ?>.;:?
' ticulars apply t> S. Wol.KM.
Apr. 7, 'i)U.
IN MKUOKIAM or IlKliUAN It U K.
i Whorofth it has ploasrd an all wi?~o
I I'rovidonco to removo from our
j i!ii? 11-1 our enlooinod friend Mr. Hoi
: man Htill lit .'
! I I l??tt wo havrt heard with deep r?>
urrot of (ho death of Mr. linnui ami
wo shall ^ittntly mu>H hia gonial,
J frank ami courteous mammr* i.rm 1
KOUnd RU^IfOHtiOhH iu tho delihora
tiouH of tho mootin^H of tho {Slock
holders and directors of Ih'o Camdon
Col ton MillH
2 T^it iu tho drat I) of Mr. IJannt
?lo? ciwxnuuity has lost h us.?fnl oiti
zen iinft^! .. Csuvlt'ii Cotton Mills an
earne*' friend and supporter.
ii That these resolution who spread,
on ?lir* minutes of this meeting and
published in tlio Camden papora and
th>d a copy of tho muuo l>o Kent to
ih?? family of tho doeaased
Camden, S. C , April I 'it h , ISO.)
I
< hole linnus" Asks Some Fa
VOIS.
Mr. editor :?i hero dat you is tun
nin ft in zo paper down dart' id Kant
din, name do ?'kroniklo," i uzod li>
no yon mity wel foro you wont '<>
hv in town, but i nint so no mult ov
1 you here ov Into, i spec you dun
J fi-rpot old unklo rnnns, but i want to
[ ux a I'uver ov you, fer I reckin von
lias a mity lioop ov Influence wid do
J legislators, now i nober did b<lovo
| in lectin do debil all round do stump
s?? i!<; jos t? 1 you tni biznoss at wonco
liko a white man. now, to gin wiv, j
i i?/. in favor ov egspanBhun, i iz bin J
a Kjin mity hard for a mity lt?n?r J
time to spand in mi biznes, but i J
Inizcnt Rpandod niucli yot, but i
spex to pirty Kline, dat iz of you will |
stik to mo an he'pe nic out. now
clout git skerd boss, i aint gwino ax j
you to oredick uio for nuthin, i al
j roily rutin ;i \yon oxe furtu, but yon
no it iz do nntor ov man kino, do
; more ho gits do morn he wants, fin j
I so i >z not siitcfu'il wid only a w<:ti j
j .tx-.i farm iz:,? got mi hart not on run
win a '2 oxe (aim. an i alwazoj
bore <le i amo ov bein mity ambb-?h- i
ns boul sit in property whon once ij
r*ot mi bod sot. ko now i z got mi
lied sot an mi hart sot too, on runin
a 9. oxo far'i, so I eaint so no udder
chanse but for do fartp to run,?dat
iz, of you help mo out wid de legtn
1 .iters, case xott no I-osp, if wo don t.
<rjt ?{e legislator* rite, our k-ike will
all be doe. but of wo can git dem
rite, our doo will be all knke. v?r>w,
az i tole yon, i ncber did believ in
befitin ole eaton round de stump, so
i will peraeed at oneo to toll you my
projeek, eoreo you wont gin mo
away in dis tins; for sumtimes it
linrts a feller liko smoke to lie {.'in
nway, now ef i ken f;it mi tnxos nook
off for l?ve vers, i belevo my proper
ty will be cWpanded euuff so dat do
t?x will fcufjc mount to a litpe morn
what, it wood a bin el nun bnd been
nock off, ho you Be de nunited f-tates
will be doganer ?n d$ lonfr run on
aeotint of my property being so og
spanded. now i dont no nun ov de
legislators mysof, but i lured dat do
las lime kongres mete ober daro at
Kolnmba, won ov em vote mity hard
to git de tax nock eft'ov do facterefi
for 5 yers. now, of you ean jus spot
dat feller, faspen him, I olo Jo to tij
to. ef you ken git him to pass a i
law like dis de nox timo Kongres
tneto over dare at Kolnmba, ilo giv
yon a sow pig on a plug ov backer
ov corse dis is in confidonco an you
jus kepe it too yer sef. but boss, ef
dnt feller fuil to make dis law, like
he fail to raukeUlat l?w bout do fne
lories, i has anuthcr AkdHjfl fer you
to wcrk, i herd dat de kftmdin fac
tory got aoiuo whito felh rs down
daro bout kamdin to sine a paper an
sen it ober to Kolnmba to de prose
dent axin him to nok off ten bun
v
dred dollars ol? dor tai ca&e doy
wernt a e'erin much monXv anc^ do
presdont jus nok it rite o^. want
dat olcl.bor boss? now you just seke
ronn an tri an fine out what whiter
fellers dom wna, what aino do paper
and ?en it to de presdont fer de fac.
tery, an tel em dat "unkle reraus"
aint clerin much innncy dose t:noo?.
an dat lie want em,to sine a, paper
and ten it ober to Kolumba and git
de presdent to tioJc off sain tiftT
taxes, tel dem fellers dey abant
laze oufin by it, fer "otkle rcmus"
is got lather pig tip id de pea a fat
nen. an sore as it gits fat, be ail sen
em ail down * oSee ov chillift* apeee
far <l*f trobbls- ?
wid bss^isbes fer de MkrABikl?" i
lainwr >g t\rr onkle rsoaos.
ftUU?w?f A. 0-t Apr. 11* Hi
Syr.a of onlVdoiato ViterAus affecting.
Am in't'|VO | ;? 'Tl;f of ( :ui *1
Joseph |'. !* ? - ||w I i ili't! Suits oi
('oPlti't* ii" \ leans n :n held i,ii
\N ? ? I im s t t \ i u. t.
< A t Il.ln ?!..?? (in J li o f?im<?vvin?? ?|t<].
o .'<iI?*s wi ri? * K ctI 11? f?.'|)rt's 1.1 t he
; t'.'Ut'p .it l! t: l't*U it ? >!| S Mill ?n 11 i> I.)
j ? 11 ( It i (1 ? kI ? r ; Al c s* i s, ( .1, Iv 11 k ?
: 1;111< 1 'I". M i1,
I Jr., I >r. I l;os. 1'at.e, v.;,?!. \\'.
! M. Shannon
Miss I! ?i?o w.;s chvted
HOT itll' I 111' (? il'l! |).
The inc. iiim kvaa full ??! ijdftvM
???oi show id eh arl v that jjiii
! which actuated our father*.u Y. I was
j -it i II lil !
Tim following preamble and rr-so
lotions uflVred hv I)|*. J. T?'??n
! l'ata mul unanimously n?11?j>lmI after
1 a short discussion :
\V herons, il KU^^est ion h ; ??
ipuhli.dy 11)11.1*. hy tlm i!is? n-;tii-*|UM|
I ?/??nt 'otnan who occupies the in;>sl ex
jailed ollloiii) position in the ^'ovi.ru
ment o! 111i?? country ihat "tlm time
has oomjo wiicn I ho graves of t
''onfedeiatc tohli' is fs 11<?11111 he car
el tor hy 111I'nited States,!)?? it.
Kosidveil, lust, that il is t>rv*a;i? i
lion hi^h'v approeiates the noble
s) irit that prompted President Mr
Is inlov to enumerate such a ma^nan
boons sentiment nnd wo ran assure
5.ij:i 'hat onv hearts respond fo every
overture for the lowliest und mo t
?s lOiinic fraternity.
Unsolved, mc-md, I hat this e imp
is unalterahl ,* opposed to the {jov
epimoiit earing for the graves of our
fail on heroes. Our lathers to settle
t/?ri-vor the question of Staton'
i! * appealed to the sword, lie
inro thai nwfnl tr dniniil tht* ea:jsc
>v is lost. To lhal*<h vision {hero Imp
i.- rn hrval acceptance. Tad ay wv,
'h? * mii'ih of wternns who y.'ore th<
??ri-y, are irmly t<> sacrifice ail
!hu ylory ofr? reunited country. but
the foil where fdof |>s our heroes i>~
h"l> u round tin.I ? h add not he pro
farioil hy unha'lmved left. ()'.r \v*o
men, t-ince tlm last i^ jri was fired and
thn smoke rollod up t!m .James and
?i 1 was sti I. havo hvl ehir^o of t!? i^
^aered trnst (),it of iheir liandH it
.s' on!d tjL'Vcr bo taken, thercluio In*
it
Uesolved. third, Thtl if nny pro
position is pvosentod at tiio rvuuioii
'.<<011 to ho h(]d in tlm city of Cluu
'rsfon, "to (urn the c.iroof our so'
rs' !>fiv s over to tlm I'nited
ffiivi rnni'in',1 our *leh ^atis
:?r<> inKtruetud to vote ajpiinat the
pr??pofif ion.
Kesolvud, fourth, Thaf. l!u'?m repio
luhoiu; he published in the papers ot
tlrs town; also, in The News and
'\>u?ior and I ho Slate.
m-2. m
Fire Department.
The fits- is now eicclinu; a r<<!
!iciih<> for lh?.' fiiC dcjfiu Irm tit. 'l-h?-,
hiiiiitin<r v.i'i contain np.'.tf *??i* the
r. i.l WHUiiii, t^vo hoi.sr.s and s!. <'|/
i?>t_? apnrimerits for the mer?. W iidi
the (itc B.VHiem we have here now
we will ?ml n< t <1 fjte engines, as
the water comes from a hiu'h tywer,
nd in addition to that llj??rc will.
I><? a tire pump at the power housi-j
nliie.li will he ufed to foreo the wa
ter through the mains, and in Ciisc
<?f lire all that will have to he done
to attach t!ie hose to the hy j
drants, and streams of water will j
he ohtainr <1 fiunicienlly stroiifj to ,
throw over any building in C'am
rkn.
Pernonjil.
Capt. J- W- Hamol, editor of the
Keiehaw Era, Men a good many
others who were in attendance uj -
rn ibe Epworth League meeting
J:etc J.'ibl week, found time to give
us a pleasant call while here. Capt.
llamel is alwa>s a welcome \i.iiior
lo Tljt Chronicle oflieo.
All ill is wet k I lie slnets nf ('it Hi
de:! have presented quite a riescit
ed tippenrance. Our lniuici't) are
making good use of this beautiful
weather hence the quiutuoas of the
t i uios.
Adverting pay* i If yon do not
believe it, tiv it by putting an adver
tisement in Tim Chronicle.
VIOLATION OF CONTRACT.
Notice is hereby Kivon that Sim
Hrcwn and Henry Cantev, colored, both
employed to me, have without provoca
tion loft my premises, beimr in debt lo
me. This it* therefore lo warn and ad.
numirdi yli against emplo\ ii.tf or in any
way harboring the said Sim^llrown and
llenrv <'antey. J. K.'OBfKED,
(Thinly, Aj>r. 18, *99.
ALLEU MEDLI1T
I Contractor & Builder,
CAMDEN, - - - - S. C.
Intimates furnished and lowest rates
and tnitiftfnrtion guaranteed. Orders
aoiiciteU.
HOT AND; COLD
MASSAGE TBEATktiT.
J. E. HAD1ET, >
Registered Nurse.
I have moved frutn i)eK?lb 10 Lyttle
tun *Lreel in the houw formerly occu
pied by Mr. Thofl. W. Lang.
[-Hep
House.
On *Ue lrtd?jr of mil Wf,
tho job for repairing tbe Court Ifonoe of
KerfthXir CotmJt trill bo^von to tho
lowest re?pomm>Ie bidjer. A IP bids
raj be-tealtd ?md prtftcstcd oa or U
r day, Tho county bo?ri re
mm Xkt rTfMlo reject aajr M' all
bid*. Fw amount, kind and qo?Htr of
fork to to done, apply to Hifmlwr,
dfw^lINt
LOOK FOR
TI ! P
VS ?
soBox of lon?y?
i. \ ? I \ DoiUl's Wnl'lll ??I (motU pulvllilSOii ot ns, wo will
?;.\f \oll ft Ui? \ to tin* Mmii'\ !>.>\.
Kol' l'\ i'l ) koV ihnt O J > (' 1: S it, NVi> Will UtW tin' lloultU
$5 IN CASH.
\\ o will !?oll \ on us oloso as any mu\ \ i11 ? * you
t hinVo to !!l't l? ti*K SOUK' ol Mllll' tlMlll'V.
Wo have aildtal to our well I.ihiwii stork ol
Shoes, ( !iuiiin*.> ihhI I'tiilasimi^ (.ooils,
A ImiII I anu ( H
FIRS1 CI.ASS fanis^Lu"iar,os$
i
\V 11ii-li wo will st* 11 as ciivap as they can lit* Hold. Call niuij
ict out pricuH before you buy.
ri-tectrd isv Gerstle's Female Panacea.
One Hot tic Cured Where Physician J 'uilcd. i
1 s<>!.I yi.?nr GrnsTLE-s Kemaie Panacea <C?. F. P.) <
t<< n yi miu !.??I>' i \\ liolu <<ur t'h> Mi i.it! Iiml ulVOli
ui> its :iii< 1 liild Iter it it ?lul her no cuoil ?!io need
iiui i>4i> I<.r it Aii<t lukinu kih- )>oit sln< was entirely
cuit <l ?*t? ul luts lifcii in uuud Leultli i1 v?:rNino-. I
Mooiu'k UritlKCi Ala. J I *. < i! 1<!.I l? A X D.
Health Restored.
I w.?s v(.-iik and in very bad |
licall'i i>*uI unaMi* to tin my.
work. I n.sc'l on<\ bottle of,
GERanE'3 f'EMftlt PaNA-|
cca (G. I-". P.) and u did
im- than {.nythiiiu I
??v?'r nsiul. I am now in Kood
In-all !i finl ran do iny wprk.
M us. K K. t U ANDIiKH.
(iin. Ark.
ff there is any Coh
tivcnoss, uhc St. .{o
?eph'? l.ivorjUcjfiila
tor until the Bowels
become regular, (let
Ji from your druggist,
or send us a?$ cents
and we will send you
a package,prepaid.
buffered from Change of Life.
My wifi* was >-irk for seven ve.irs. snfVeriw fnun tin*
('Ii.iukc of lAfv. WV tri?*d everythinu we could ?< I fr<mi
t!ip doctors and J'?!d nut a ( ?ji."iiler.ihle muiI (or (real
.pel't without nny JJrtod I'cSllTt. We lltel) liejjan USitiK
GcniiTLC'3 F CM ALE PANACfcA G. F. P.1 .111?! it did
inoie K''"'l than ail c-1s<- we Into used for x >vjii 1 < i?
the at rent os* iMiu-dy for KiilU-imy ler.nlva i.i:iced
on tnomuikvt. J. I>. HORDhX, t Vilnieijiieil. IVx.
ir vour druggist doe-s no* keep it, send tis $1.00 and will send you a
l.otUe, p'rl clwrgea prdd. L. (1RRSTI.I: & CO., Chattanooga, Tcnn.
FOR SALE BY DR. F. LESLIE ZEMP.
:.r h;e: F^MOtrs
IIl" KULh
Tlx; Dry Goods Emporium o! Camden, with an up'to-datel
Slock, is? well prepared to meet the wants of" its customers; and |
as to prices, lot it suffice to s;iy <hut when 3011 hear them you!
will smile, ay you will see at once they are within the reach of j
even those whose purse, is limited. Wee our
1 White Goods Department
)t lias never been more complete in the history ot our busi
ness .ind It {rives us pleasure 10 say, that the people know :i
good tiling when they see it. Several duplicate orders is the
refillt of this
OUR COLORED lawns, organdies, dimities, &c.,
Are things of beauty?ranging in price from 3*1*^ to 18c.
per yard. Thin Black Goods a specialty, the stock consisting
of Lawns, Organdies, India Linens, &c. See our
SILK CLOTH AND SILK MULL
In Black, White and Colors, 4'/ inches wide and only 35 and
-f()c per yard, respectively.
A full line of Piques in the new Styles, weights &e. in buthj
White and Colored. Solid Pink, Blue and White Bedford
Cord. A beautiful line of Illuminated Crash that sells almost
at sight. A big b^ock of
PLAIN CRASH
For Skirts, Suits, etc, ranging in price from <> 1-2 to 15c.
per yard.
Kxtrallcavy White Duck for gents Suits at 12 1-2 to 15c.
Ladies ready made Ski i ts in White, Black and Xnvj
Duck only 50c. Others ill Chevoifs and Linen'Crash, from
75c to $L Mothers should not forget that the Gilt Kdgc
Store is the place to find what they need to inuj<c Waists
' s ? c2
for their bovs. They want Homcfhini'Xeat an<l Scrviec
>iUe,
WE HAVE IT.
We have just received a supply of Gents Crash Suits in
several different qualities, and at prices tliat will surprise
you.' Call and see them before they are picked over.
_ ?Don't Fors:et-Farmers, ?
That the .Gilt Edge Store is headquarters for Plantation
Supplies, and a? to prices, rest assured tfejfcfc:
- ? ?
r Your ttcspect fully and Truly,
Thr Famous Gilt Edge Store,
< ??
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VilA A JL ' 1 \J jm. ,
I want K\ I i \ l,.\!>V in ''.nmliii and surrounding
('owuti't to rontr am! inspect t i \ Now Slock Of Household
ami lin ni.siiiu?_' u'oods. '1 ho n.?> .! ooni]>loto over shown iu
CuuuIini. ('insistins*' of
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I 'arlor Suites,
iiiat room Snl'cs,
1' < (I I e ; < > all sl/.< n, )
Cradlrsaml Hal)\ ('a niaijes,
lird Springs aiul Al stresses,
Mali KaeUs aiul !*???.k (Janes,
Window Curtains and Poles,
Ca rpet Otld Stjii.t
Kn?>r? and i\iattiu^s.
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STOVES,
all urnilis. (o't Mi V prirc*.
ALSO r \RKY SKWIXii .MAOI1INKS,
Lamps, f.snnp ^hndos an*I Humors, and in (act overy
iliiit!* iwcoss.mr\ t<> liirlii. li \oiir lions*'. |)ou't forgot lo
come ami M'O iiic when in (??\\n
ItlPf? * ?O0?ls sold Oil
Doat It ! (hi* prir.(? oi'roHon k<*? p v<mi nwav.
Rt sprrl fully,
1
1 ?ropi'letor.
This iy tin* beginning of Another season with cotton at 4 and
? > cents per poum!. This nmuiss cheap goods or no sale. I
have got the goods and they Iftwe got to he sold and as t have
always said | never allow anyone to undersell me, the money
is what I want and that I am going to have it'you come in mv
?.lore. I have a 1 >it^ stock as u.-.uu!, iivsh and nice; never have
md old stale stock.
coming in everyday. 1 weni in business in lS!>t when cotton was
.d?oul tlic same price it it? now and 1 am Mill here doing my
f.hare; some predicted that I would not pull through that seu?
M-.n. Low priced eoUon don't (tighten me, I have gone through
?? hotter battle than this. I sold my goods for sue.li smalt pro
lily, I liml that it p.iy?;lo make small profits and quick sales, I
have kept it up and I don't wau't to change it. I will say to
those who have stores in the country to come in I will divide
the profits with you as I have always done. Some businesa
houses may tell you they carry n Jurgcr stock than I do; you
can say to them you get more for a dollar
AT H IN SON'S
than you get from them, it make hut little difference to you
how much stock they carry, Wlist yon want is all you can
get for your money. \ am satitied with the past and 1 Irnow I
will be w ith the future for I am working just as bard for ywur
trade as 1 ever did. Come on you will Gud mof at the sanm
place. \
Yours Respectfully,
D. E. HINSON.
South Carolina & Georgia R. R. Co.
TIMK TAIiMi NO. 10.
hi rfleel I'llH n. 111., Sunday, January 1st, 1891).
West? First CIiihh Kast?-First CIhbh Pally.
Leaves, a. in., 7.00 Cliarlohton, 8.17 arrives p. in.
" a. in., 0.20 An#m,tn, 10 45 arrives p. in.
" a. in., 0.20 ColumMn, 5.30 arrives p. m.
'* n. m. 10.1ft Kinijhvillt-, ^ 4.28 arrives p. m.
West. North Carolina Division. East.
HI 75 77 Stal Ions.
2ii (!ln?s 2.1 ()Iu?m 1st CI^hh (Sunday* lixtvpU-J.)
A ^l. A. M. A. M. Loavo Arriv?
8 20 11 l(? y Camden
H .00 12 00 ( DcKaih
9 05 12 12 -* Wcbtv.Jlo
10 10 V2 40 Kershaw
10 12 55 Heath Springs
10 in 1 00 IMpftSant 111) I
11 50 1 20 * Laneafcter
12 15 / 1 35 Klversidc
1 50 1 50 ('a'ftwhn .Inno11j
:< 111 2 15 Kock Ilill
3 50 2.35 Tirzali
4'40 2 18 York villa
5 10 ;< 03 Sharon
5 150 3 18 Hickory (Jrove
5 45 3 30 Sinyjn a ^
7 40 ll 20 3 55 fr|ftf*KRburt?
8 00 4 JO ^^Kurlft
8 lo 4 15 I'tfUrrnon Springs
0 00 4 25 Shelby ?
0 35 4 45 f^ittimore
0 48 4 52 Mooresborougli
10 10 v 5 02 Henrietta
10 35 v St 10 Forest City
11 00 6 34 Rutherford ton
11 45 5 69 Theruinl City
12 10 n (J 14 Glen wood
12 35 6 30 -j Mariou
P. M. P. M. P. M. _
West Uafftaey Branch.
85 83 HtMiocft.
Mixed Mixed 8und*y fvxc?pt?*4.
P. J*. - A. M. L< av?
110 5-30
4 85 . 5 60 - Cfa*rok?o F?ll*
5 00 6 20 1 Oaffwy
P. M A. M.
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tlM U * O. B. &, ItoSk nm #Uh 6 ^
Hl?ck?barg with the Boat hern. Tram No.
tioi ?t Marios, N. O. with the Sovtbcrs B.
era tad it [inning- t;th ?b? L A C, H,
?akta OMiactkm at Sktlby, S. O with tU!
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