The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 05, 1899, Image 2
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PUHLISIIKU EYKKY KUIDAY
MY
w. Xj. m? i)qwe.l:l
8l' Kb'c k i I'i'ioN K aTK?-?: One yt-ar, fl.OG'j
i?ix liloiltlis, ;><) cent h ; thire lUviill'--. '?
eon'#. In advaiuc. On titfie
|>cr 'in mi in,
Qonnnuuicatioiih will he {>ti 1 >1 ix11 ?.*<! wh?*n
of intercut to tlio general pnldx m. I
l\ >t <>( a defamatory nature. No rr
apomuhility will l>? ussuuied for the
views of <:orrtiH|?on<luhta.
Kirns rou Aovkhtiiuko Ordinary
transient advert isntentM, first insertion
. ft.OOpi-i ; each Hui-Htijisfiil 111
?ortion f?0 cents p? r atpiare.
Cash rates for Waat?, Lost ami Koun 1,
Ac., not exceeding five liurs, u'? cunts
otudt insertion ami Si touts per lino fur
cut-It Additional lino.
Jtusine?s locals, 5 cents per lino each in
sertion.
Oflii? i>iI ami lej?a| notirws at tic rati- al
lowed hy law.
Rut on for contract advertising will an
nouueed upon application at 1 lie
Candidates' Caul* <??r Count v oflices
$5,00. ('otiKrcitsiiiiuil $10 on.
RomUtancex tiy chucks, drafts and postal
money orders tdioutd in* made pavaMe
to W. L. McD'iWKfX,
('?1111 ten. S. t
?
Attorney (??.?ner?il Htllingcr lias
had referred to hint for an oj inion
a novel question, and lias i?<?t. yet
, written the opinion thereon. Up
in York county there resides a man
who hns been tdiirged with a pull
lav. lie bun declined to pay the
tux f'lt tin? ground that lie u a na
tive horn Kuglishtnan, ha* noyei
become a nalurali/.'d cili/a-n ??f tin
linitcd Slates and cons> tjumr ly i*
not subject to taxation ><h h cili/.t-n
The opinion will ho tilo.t shortly.
Mx-<ioy. Ni' df Shit-ken.
. A press dispatch ftorn Napolcan,
0.? dated May 2, says
Kx-Governor 10. Scot', of
South Carolina, was stricken with
Nppoplexy early this morning at
his residence in this city Kriends
who have been admitted to the
sick room believe t.h??t the gover
nor*!* condition in more fu rious than
the ph) sicians admit.
The Lynching of S11 in Hose.
Tho lynching of Sum Hose, a 110
(?ro, no\r Newman, (In., a few da>s
rj^o h harrowing in it* details and
public sentiment cannot, too strong
ly frown flown upon the nwfu! crime
of tho frenzied mob. It i?< said t'nii
tho occurrence is lnru''ly ''uo ,0
conduct of Uio colored people in
that Hoction. If thik bo triw n J???
Hon should Ixi drawn therefrom by
the eolored people, Gov*. Chandler
of Ua., hi quoted us Haying :
"The whole tiling is deplorablo,
?nd Hose's <.'ritno, tho horrible de
tails of which have been published
and aro too horrible for publication,
is the mo3t diabolical in the annals
of crime. The negroes of that com
munity lost tho best opportunity
they will ever have to elevate them
selves in the estimation of their white
neighbor*. Tho diabohciil nature of
the double crime was well known to
overy one of them: tho perpetrator
was well known, and they owod it to
their raco to exhaust every means of
bringing Hose to justice
"1 he good and hiwnbidiug negroes
Must Hopora?e themselves from tlit*
lawless and criminal ehunnit They
inu?t denounc crime and aid in
bringing criminals to justice, wheth
er they tie black or white. In this
way. they can do more to protect
themselves than all tho courts and
juries in ?h<* Sta'es can do for thom.
To secure protection a^ainwt lawless
whites tliey must show a disposition
to protect the white poop'o against
lawioss blacks."
Sale of (lie S. ('. \ (.'11. Koud.
'1 he South Carolina and Georgia
railroad passed into the hati Is of
the Southern lailway. Tho tlcal
wiis consummated last Saturday
morning. Jt is in the nature of a
Jeaue, and not a sale. The lease is
for 30 year?, with absolute control
of all the property of (ho South
Carolina and Georgia rond. It i?
said thai the terms of the contract
give the Southern rond the privi
lege of purchasing the property at
the Expiration of t.'ie lease.
The failure of the Southern to
include the old <). R. ?.V in the
deal wfti a good thing for Gatrncv
and the towns along which that
line operates. As matters now
stand there is a ^ood deal of un
certainty about tho futur(/ of the
latter but It is confidently expected
that Mr. Hunt will Micce??fuliy
plan and direct the future move-!
menu of his line. He is a* able!
*|nlroad man and well dots he iin-l
dergtand his business. We would
like lo see the twenty-ono mile gnpj
' 'between the (). R. A C , and the]
Atlanta Coast Line from Camden j
to Sumter closed up nod arrange- j
taenia made by which these two
lines would operaU together. The
O. R. k C. could then push its line
from Gaffney to Spartanburg, a
distance of about tweotj-two miles,
sod this would onske the (). R. A
C. a formldahJo riral of the South
?ru for tb? business In this its me
lUM Ud|tr.
The Klnil Yoii Have Always lha?j;ht, and w hieh I>:ih been
In use tor over it<> jcurs, has Iinnn-. Hut .signature of
, and has heeii made. under his per
pt' / boual mipe.i t ision siueo its infam y.
CCf-C-A&Z'* Allow 110 ono to ?I * ?? ?< i\o j oil in this.
All Counterfeits, I nutations ami SuhM it tiles aro hn( lv\
periments thai trillo uilli am! endanger (In- health ol*
11limits an<l Chl^lren ? Hyperion* o a;;ain.l 1Apet imenl.
What is CASTORiA
<'UHtorla Is a substitute lor (\astor Oil, l*a redone, Drops
and Soothing Syrups. It. is Harmless and IMea>aul. It.
conlaliiH neither Opium, Morphine ' nor other Nareotle
Mihstanee. Its ajjo is its ^onranlee. It destroy,s Worms
and allays IYverlshness. It. euros !>iarrlhea ami Wind
(Jolle, It relieves Teething Troubles, euros ( on>t ipat ion
ami l'lat nleiiey. It assimilates the I'ood, regulates l ho
Stoniaeh and llowels, j;i\ii?;<? healthy ami natural .sleep.
Tho Children's Panacea? Tho Mother's I'riend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Boars tho Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bought
in Use For Over 30 Years.
YMK C( NTAUff GOMPAM#, II MOMMA* k*IMI I I. N?W YORK Oil V.
- i i mmirn*m ?? CMiC4U*'4&?B&LMfiflB8WIK
i \u Mxpri'SNion of Opinion From
J South Amnion in Ue^ntd
to t lie l.alc Span Mt
American War.
The following upon our late warj
will: Spina U an ? t from a
j loll< r received iu (?auiden a fuwj
| d:\ft aj>o frmu a ('auiden boy
| who tor huvim-nl ye a is has *???*??? '?'?
sidii." in Soulli Aim i ica '?
In i eg arils lo the war, I wjik in
favor <?1 i'? as !l last rt'Hori (if ev
ery other means li;iit failed t<> nmk<
Spnin, or aa fur as Unit iH lomein
j.-.l tinv other country respect. om
riii/...MM) it lot ui.il.' wiili Mh-r
count 11< M t" '' v U,M' s,?l' 1
j ci \ 01 still w"i mi' in pi* and staiv,
| lion ?>l women anil chi'ilrcu. 1?mI.
' I don'l ' hink th??t lh<? sl-itc* di 1
exhaust all of their possible mom!
j fiiicr, mot i nli mid at ion wh i<? li she
} couhi have hml al her command.
I Hut hi:pposiii?z thiii she had
| hsniHleil every public mean*. unit ,
ih'clnred war oslt/isibly for Cuban
independence, now, lh.il lln.'J
SpaniiirdH havo left, why doeH she
not \villiilTn<v her forces alno? I j
know lhey say Hint the Cubans (ire j
not til to govern thetiiHclve?; then,
why h'iv tho>' fought fi r Cuban
I Liberty? The same might he said,
of the I'hilipiih'H. 1 ?a\*\ if the!
Slated wish to poise as Id levators
' let them he llif last to tnnko slab's, j
! Mind yon I dout think that either!
! t he ('uhims or l'hilipinon should he
left to the tender Mercies of the j
iSpanimds. Hul I do *-iV let theni |
[have a f'lir trial of Helf govern- I
j mriit, and il lliey fail, ask oilier
: nations to assist in compelling
I them to heh ave themselves; either:
thst or they should have Hinted to;
the w orld t hat t hey intended to j
inUe these Spiiiii-di colonies h\
| force, and do so. 1 fear that, the j
! eld Hiving, 'Iwhh* a "dirt v .Jewish!
' [ r iek" will be eh a ng? d into a "d i r- ,
jtv Yankee trick." I suppose that ?
j an history repeats ilselt, the I . S. i
in lime would expand and conquer!
'other onions. Our commerce, the ;
j life of #il! densely populated conn- ,
trie*, would protiahiy demand t i i s, ,
| |,ut I think every nation tha' ,
? poi.i< s as a flirt in pion ? t Idoeitv
?ind humanity, sh< uld exhausi ail;
| p:i\ i tie means li i st.
In hJ.! when the I' S. defied the)
S'liila Aliai:/.a, with her Monroe l
: .J,., ti inc. she act. d a truly nohie |
'p., :t. 11 r r A mo r ica for Auiciicnnsi
? as ;? u M i me. But 1 t hink in time j
lo r cry wiii lie America for the
Yankee*, 1 say Yankees, because
ail Americans are known a
Yank. ea outside of the 1'. S. Now
to n >t thin!, thai 1 nm not a lover
of my glorious country, indeed Ij
love iieT ho well that I would wish)
eveiv nation to respect lier, and he
unv.ie to speak truly, fti a dispar
aging manner of her. Why is she
not my Mother? Hul as you ask
iuy ..pinion 1 give it.
Ti! Germany, when the vote of the I
jury stands six against six. tho pris-j
onei is acquitted. A vote of seven j
against live leaves ?thc decision toj
the court, and-in a voto of eight
agaiost four the prisoner is convict
ed.
Itnr.r were to follow the ditTer
i nt rules for keeping in liealth giv-i
<*ii by pli v'siologists, and also the ^
ruicn given to young men for pet- j
ting rich by the successful ones in j
later he would he reminded ofj
the old cook's rule for t< sling
eggs: "Dmp the egg in either hot
or cold waver; if it eitUer sinks or
?wtms it is either good or bad."?
Is.
0* ;M FO RT,
Contractor & Builder.
CA.MDKN,/ S. (\
I'.i ,| i<i\v?4sf |>iir?-s.
ji"ii ^? i;i ? .1 Mi i'il. ('<111 rio ioii'Ii-iu'i- sulic
i!"?l ati(l ? s turnisliOil on ;ill lands
ill work
gZxjf \ I.. \ i: ? i.-iHM"* villi'iiil Uatinu'
tin in low ii in- injur* a s|ii i ially.
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.
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Cwliikv', S. <\, M v i:i ii I. !.-1 is. '
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K ? i ?' i. i w ('-.li'tN w 11 !??? * i i I liiir o'Iko
ill 11,? ? (.'??)( t I i iii <';;iii?Ii n. S. (.' .
"; i t'io lirst M ??11 ! iv "I r.irli month irn;,
!> ?i'i-|i>fk a. it?. utilil H |?. tn , nntil -50
il.i !? fi? ? ! ?,?? iu-i .'.1 ?-!.?< Hun in IV'")
I I l:i' lIII rI" i:f I? f I i i lit! VoU?r j.
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M \ >! .', 1. - KAIIIIN. /'Ii-rk,
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M r.!ii-i'.i of t!i?"? In Isoa
Kvi sl^iw ('ount Vy'
ri roar I
ice,
(?11? jt> of .Iiiil^c of Prohnte.)
Cnni.i/n, Mar. 15, (
Ai l of i!io !!.i!i:ii' |>tis?r\l 1 >i*
i-iMlltn f '-.'I'll. IS??'?) Slllrt illlil FfVlTC
a;;.i}i>--l l'.\i'f!l! .>1 A <1lii ill i-! nil oi-. (ill.ll
? liatis a ii' I 'rrii^liv:nuy hi? unknown to
I lli'lll, I IliMvfeli? t llis l.otidMS pWtl. Ylli*
m l j'tnv ult1.-:
1-!. Thm thi'v Rimll iiutkr* I hoir nnnn.il
iy ! in n> in .January ;.n-l l?\?ln imrv.
l*n. 1. If 111?? v iii-uirct t" inuki' >iii h io
Ii,ru-hi thnl timi1 tin* <linl:!i' of I'l'ohafr
"f"i"tnrjr!i" ch.i!! .'ito ihrm to do mi.
.'III. If lli* * iu-vi'i'i I i" do "-o l w i n i \
day> a f 11 ? i" until I- >'f i In* i-iliii :on thry -liall
III- "ai|j'|i|^i || III \t t<-1111 >t " all'l I In' .1 ll'l^i
? ?I I'l'liati l~ ' i'i ? 111 i !"??? 1" tn it 11 !!? -11 tlflii
f,1 r ? omtcinj'! of ('otir!, until! such return
is in ii 11*.
Ith. I'l-faiiliiM ^ <hnl! h<> lin-'il twenty
? ? 1!.il< fi-v i-acii ninl I'v.'i-v duv <Ini*iutr
whii li 11i- ill fa ii: inav < ontinuo.
C. C. Hrlijtf,
l'roli.itc Jiii'si'.
IB, S, HACKER & S0.\,
?mam:kactuk!?:r.s of?
Hours, Sasli, H'incls,
M unldin^. I>uil(lin^ M atonal,
Sasli Weights and Cord.
( I! A ULKSTON, - - - - S. C\
Purchase our makes, which
wo ^u.irant re superior to any
sold South, and thereby save
money.
Window and FaifT*y\ilass a
specialty, I).c '29 '9S.
[the
SoF A HOME
liWrti t<> ii.,vc her Iu>um braum?
with wrii and well t?ni*he<M
door?, K.tib and Mind*, artistic
*t.?ir .ir:*;?m? iital patches, I
piotty mantel#. Ale. We maice
a spo ialty of high tji* It exclu
sive designs in \\oodwork, But I
at the same time *+ don't over
look the ttf?*WN.iy adjuncts?
lumber, mouldings, shingles,'
laths. fi<~. When purchasing I
from V* you are buying direct
from the makers, and the aJ
vantage is your gain.
Write torA'tic* Ust.
Aloi s/A IX'MHf-R CO..
" f AUGUSTA. ?A.
"Bmy */ t\i M* hi r"
? ttuj Stfrilg 1*14
1* i'At] \y
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2 &
-IE MOST COMPLETE STOCK IN THE
-v O
CAROLINAS!
i ll so (m>o\o ov imsopli-: who yisitki) ouit stoioc duimnu
i j11: past wkicks mavis shown thi:ip appkpcia
TIOxN l>Y TJiKIll PUPC i ASICS!
N \ h;il i-; 11 n* iii.it ler witli liiisrli Mros. Si <'o. attain? licit is \\11 h 1 (In* people :i r<? s:ivin?' aljoul its, and it is lru<\
N( \n Im-I'dic iii I lie '? 1 i i>h>rv <>!' ('a in<i<n' has sui-li a AI:trvclous salo lakcn j> 1;i<?;?! ()l her merchants dnn I understand
i! anil sav soino unkind ;hiii;;> about us, i>ul as we are sat isfied and the people are re:i piiu;'t he hcneiit, w e don ( care how
iuuclt they kick.
q n a Ksaa sa a H fl HI V, ,tr
.... ... , . 1 lie remainder of (lie Pucker iukI ixillman Stock
Mnrtv I >:ivh liOM^i r, f .. . . 0 . , , ,, , . ?
,, .. ... . i ? - <?? Sumter, N. ' must he closed in that. time,
i hu kmle ( uU Peep. ) , . . , .
' ' Mai) great- lungs h ft,
At a Little More Than Half Price.
\ l?it. of pai's I iii(' 0-1:?JiI v < ixlord Ties and Sandals, hi si make D.
?v. B. Co Wot ice is si s-.> :vti<I ?2..~>o. < )ar price is .your choice for SI.10
Lot, cons sting of J 10 pasr Dongola Oxford Ties and Sandals D
4v I'. price SI, !? 1.^1 .*?<>, our price, your choice lor 75c.
Big lnt Misses tV Children Oxford 'l ies and Sandals at your own pi ice.
'I n make the Closing Out Sale more attractive, and to give the purchas
ing public somothiug to laugh ahoul, and our competitors something to
t'KY about, we have added to the above an immense stoc.k of
KY /f^OODS
K V ?0()1)S
Purchased from the Receivers of 1> llolloday ?t Bo., Wholesale Dry
Goods House, of Baltimore, Md., bought at our own priced.
Two e;ises of yd wide blenching Remnants at M l-L'c por yd.
One case Printed Lawn at .'>?? per yd.
.">0 pieces White Pique at 10c per yd, worth 20c.
?1 (> pieces yd wide Percales at (J 1 1 yd, worth 10c.
< >iio case of Fancy Dimity, jdiort length*, at oc , worth 10c.
100 pieces of Fancy Organdies Corded, beautiful designs, 20c quality,
our price 1U per yd.
in pieces black Sateen 10c quality at 0 l-4c per yd.
pieces Scrim, worth from 10 to lnc per yd your choice, for 5c.
A l>lg lot i?f Cottonades, bought at half price, look at them prices from
t! 1 lc up.
SILKS m DRESS GOODS.
Looks like we would get tired of talking SJ.LKS?did you say- -you sec
i.ur Stock and you wont wonder at our Miking them.
Wonderful line of Black Pe.iu de Soie ^t, 8."?c, 00c, ?1, $1.2,').
Black Satin Dutchess at 75c, $1 $ 1.2.">.
Taffetas ")0c to 81. All the latent Colors.
Fancy Silks for Waists and Dresses at 2~>c to 81.
Novelty Dress patterns, no two alike.
Si'.k and Zephcr Ginghams, Silk Organdies.
EMBROIDERIES AND LACES,
The largest ami selecleil slock over shown in (Iannlen; as yon nil
know wo irnpo?t them ourselvef, which cnahlefl us to retail thorn at Whole
sale prices
We do not wish {o !><.? extravagant in our statements, or ( > misled 1 U?o
: public in any way, (thai is not our way of doing business) I ut we do k:iy
! most emphatically utxl earnestly, llmt our Millinery >s a grand and (Ho*
I riou3 success. llverything that is pretty and attractive n foun 1 in Hih
Department, in fuot it is a world ol loveliness in itself, and one of 111.? most
attractive features i.s the unusually low prices wo charge tor a neat Si lor
i or I'rcttv hat.
Our Clothing are World Beaters.
We have bought the largest and best selected stock of Now Styles Cloth
ing for Men's. I Joys and Children.
Look at our Men's Dress Suits. "> dollars worth 10 dollars.^P?
1 .*>0 Blue Serge Suits, bought at- our own price, which wo wid otl'er at
j 7.50 worth ? 12.
200 all wool, Ulack Clay Worsted Suits, bought from the Manufacturers
; for the hard cash, while lliey wero hard iw for money, we pot them at our
i owe price, will place them in this sale at 5 dollars per suit.
Hoys' and Children's Suits from 50c up
]ley8 und Childrens Suits from 7 to 10, at 2 dollars per suit, worth
1 dollars.
Immense lot of <>f Gents Shirts, bought from the Manufacturers for lc?s
than half price. Lot No 1 consists of CO dozen Finest quality, la'osfe
! styles Negligee Shirts, your choice 7f>e, iach, worth from Si.2") to $1.50.
l.ot No. 2 consists of 50 dozen fine Negligee Shirt*, 3'our cho a: 50c
I each, worth from 75c to Si.15.
Thousands upon thousands of yards of Fine D initios, Organdies, I'lv's
in plain woven and printed figures, beautiful goods cheap *r than we h:iyo
I ever dreamed ol before, many other good things we have not spaco t > mon
! tion.
Attention to Housekeepers.
We have the largest and be-t selected stock of Matting ever shown In
Camden at prices lower than eyor, if you need anything in t i< lino don't
fjxd to come and inspect our lino wo will savo you per cent on your
purchases.
KKMKMBFJt that no goods will bo elmrgo 1. Kvo'ythin; in th s plac?
is SPOT CASH.
Always boar in mind our motto: Quick .Sales, Small profits.
YKM? "flE8f*E?TFWL.M<.Y WQiTMS,,
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