The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 17, 1900, Image 3
! ini>oi*!aii( Not in*.
AH nu'tter whatsoever f?.r publica
lion inuat reach us i ??t later th?i;
9 o'ol 'flj on Thursday morning. W*
can not "nmnn tc the insertion ot
anything received after tlr.t hour
Chan# m contract advertisoiner t.?
nro eei u ?:< (1 lo lo handed in on
W od no
Kxcuvsiou to SuTiinnnh.
An excursion vrill*ho run from
(?amden to Savannah, da., on the
12th of Sept- The exclusion vvil!
he iindi-r the management <?I U?*v
K, M. G'over, colored, of ('late
ii.out and a pl? rtfant trip \ i prom
ised all who u'tciul. Tliero will
se parate coach;a for whitca.
Razor**.
If von will shaw \miiv!f, <;o ji>
Mi L'\in iV Son's li.ii I?i*? S!n?p, oht i
door souiIt of the maikfi, atid
?'no of the l\ohin-?wj I'nt'i >ry ( o'
lvu?.'ii?, from ^I.!.*t? to y.'lOO. 1 11?? \
an*, fully warranted. Wr have the
lu'ot. lot of razors in town, ('onie
and see them.
Mcf.ain Si S>o.
Pi tit Jurors for September Court.
M II ISorlon. .1 \\ Hntlcr, i> F,
H in.son, .1 N >\If f ,????', .r A McDow
??! I, M I j Alien I. SC < i 1:111 u, I! Husr
i'.lj.h W llu]!, I) !?' Im'xoii, S II
K id Im ml. S A West, Sfliiuwl A M>'
/ T id. J T Vuiin^', .1
I! Mom^hv, M M 1-ttperH, '? ?lonos.
"VK 'i homjjson, I 1* Ku'l^ei .) , A
V.( rn;?l,".Mlt n Geo A Mviusin^
ton, W (< Itrown, Stun IVftlihtun, .1 v.k
I". (.'aloo, l< \\ ('rons'unrt, \Y I? (Ins
li-inf, W H iHiwry, K A IJnbon, W l>
(i ?" \S' K West, .Trim Hoy kin,
\\ l| TillGtf, ll V lion^'h, Adam
K irkliiixl.
The Camden Lumber Co's Mill.
Tlio above named mill loon tod
iM'.'ir t he S. A L. freight depot,
v. it}) IWcshif. I{. K. Tioshorou^li, C..
('. Moore nud I\. K. Tuoin as the
Mii'wd of eorporutovs, is pio^ionsiru;
in it tyio&i fifttisfuulory manner. -Al
they are gtltinj; in more or
iH'i's than they ean without,
v.oii<iiii? )il night. The ?)ii?tlit.y ol
\vori< done by this mill is unstir
p<insed by any we have ever ???<? n.
When in n<rd of lumber of any
kind, ioui?Ii or drt sst d, also sbin
it. will pay you i<? see tlieiu.5
(I uMvardwl odoi'.ons K,.,fri?*,erafork
?t ? (>?*: s? uht-ino'i-'n.
A Oco?' JjC:(er fi-ov.i Mr. Parker Upon I
:?>? Important Question.
Mr. l-]di?.??i J :><> itv,| ;m strfich ?
in t he Mr?; mine li:ne i:? <>!
from Mr. M 1 \. .Vc( Yei?*hf in which.
)!?"? says reduce i c !i vv nnd give |]h: i
t ix uy< ii-. t.!u: Iji:1w fit. r.f ii. I w?M I
\\ i( i) };; *; l that filC h-VV i
< > > c '? ' v,;!! !i>(vi* !d Ik) rc luc- [
i i in (Ii.; r.v.'W i'..I:???.. (ir J':.? espen j
(: tiir(.ij ir,iTf nsed. but !??{'? re lioiii!- !
Cjf J;"'!* I ??! I k"'1 In s !!'.?. <Jt" f V.''. j
i '<.;t of mine J??r I e cousidesc. tinu ci j
tie fii^p ners of this counly which ! |
Juivo been advocaljng for souk* fiu.i t
especially since tlie ojiuninn of the
campaign, but il sec-ma as there are:
n ??.)<) I ui'tny flu;! do not understand i
)'iy position. I''or that reason T adop' |
? J i? m hum hod of expressing mv c!f |
more fully. Since being connected i
wU.h (he puhlie nfl'uirM of fhis county j
I re-il 7.the fact that our system of'|
working the public roads in thej
county in tin absolute failure. 1 find J
if a matter of impo&sibi'ity to get
f ho. roads properly worked under
the present system. When we look
around nnd see railroads coming in
to (ho county from every side, towns
f-ietoiies and other enterprises (-prim;
ing up all along the lines r.nd tlien {
look back over our public highway? j
pud see their condition, knowjnn at
U-e buuu! time that we tiro doiny I
finfhing permanent, by way of im j
proving them, we should fed amiam
cd of the 'situation. In seeing atofl j
rial zinj; the g-'eaf nr-eesfuly for bef .
1er roads in t? is county and ir. look ;
ii? fjf at. il from a business standpoinf j
1 havo been led to believe that ill
would ho unwise to reduce the taxi
levy nnd let our public rotuis ivinaini
in I he present condition
I would suggest I hat we let the
lo*y stand ns it is and appropriate
ono mill of county levy for road pur-!
poses. In addition to this reduce
^the commutation fax to one dollar|
j0rpi r Irt.-nd and make it couipulsory i
liv;doing this wc "*'can raise about
87>000 to start with which amount
will increase from year to year by
the increase in taxable property
without increasing the levy. Then
tin; roads can bo worked by contract
or whatever method wo may deem !
best, contracting all tiic bad pJaces
in the roads throughout the county
first. We should do away with the
fowmhip boards of commissioner*,
f leet a Sup^rvitor and two commis
si* nerH by the people, put thera .all
under bond, have one mnu.froni each
fownsbip appointed to fccffre. as a
board of assessors and lot the Super
visor and county board of commis
sioners serve as county board of
C'lnalieaiion. It takes talk and
? clanging of views on any subject to
lirir.g about an action In any busi
ness. So^oow the question arises
>ii.all we reduce the levy and let .our
'^uiMic highways remain as they are,
/*of, a^ull wo let the levy stand and
j bu> ibo' mcsn? Angg?ated In building
i ?|> c?r public that we may not
only compete with adjoining conn
lit* io r&ilioadu Lut in public high
way? as weli?
"As thip is only an idea of .jnine
would like to hear from some one
else omn sae snbject.
Respeclfnlly, f
? /?<4?4 4^- --W
T, V. PAfto.
?opcrrtoor X. C.
Improvements to th< Town.
FVvcrul lull looking oM shtoV
Ir es on Main stn ? i have t?on cut
?loan tuil removed hy tln> iim-n.
Wuiii 1 it let It*"' well to cool (tin* tli
giHxl work ftinl trim up all tlio ti'ct.s
on Main sheet fo that tho stort-s <*mi
'??* su n unol.|.t i th'lctl at U>??st ?a tii;* ??
us tli(> ilr^t qjtors?
A?iiu(! <v?fik now hein;? done I?y
tii?? rilv is I hat of railing Uio sMc.
wa-k<nii tie.' south : i'it) i f !>;? K.i'h
?<1IV t'*. |l(:| XV I'i'l) riftiU'lH'i'H ol
S!.. riiV Vv illu-U'.s Mi l Mrs. .1. |\
Smith. 'I'liis will j? 1event tlio water'
'loin raai.io^ m li.?* y:ir?is dmiiiL'
<-?uvy vuii'H. (.'nnsidci1 ihh? dama.:
i s been I'nno Iti viiMh fird u.urd
'lit-rc I)v tho water running through;
1 i I'll!
Another vi i v ote:\? iinjtiovt im-n'.
ftliii'li has Ii('i i) -oj^jo'sted lt\ ouo oi l
our citizens is it town clock with u
tr ie, vp.,r,.n\ f:tri' with olt Olrio li^ht' ;
oohind it So Hid. tlio Ami' could lie j
toll at ni^ht iin well :\h iit d?y time.;
Tl.is mini 1 an impiovtmcnt ami'
'?t'tujiil not *>iov to Main si root I'"'
ill-' en tiro town, and wc believe t.!>e
ui-iiov siicli' loi il would l c well ill
vtslfil. Wlmt any ou?* ?-ii\ lathers'? j
Peraounl.
Mr. Henry Ixcmur, is spending u
few ?Ihvh Ht Clovnland Springs,
Mr. Rivors Alcxiiiulci' Ims tulicn;
i pttsiiiou \silli Sli'jsH'H. S. 4\. Suw !
oil iV Co.
M is. Simmons, of Wake For?*l,j
(?., in \ i.si I ing loi daug.'iU i', Mrs. |
VV. i >. 'Pr.i n! ii mn.
I
IN I r. \Y. T. nnd family u 1 o j
it iv ?? lu-fii vt-i'iit". r?*iat t v t*B us N (',!
U:\vo rotui nod home.
\SYi'-'-4 aiioii Tliu.mp.-ion, u tin hi.-.'
heen visiting r?i!s3 (\>mo M 41 hi?-?. i
returned last. Saturday '.<> her horiu
: i:i liMioftstor.
M r 1'. 'P. Vilupigue in on u t.iun
i t.d Kuropi-. II" nailed f??r that
L-ountry on Saturday an.l will
none tteveml weeks.
Mr. .J. S. Voting, .?r I)*11 linglihi, I
tli liL' bled li is utility irit'ti'ln hero I?y j
i visit. Inst week. Mr. Voung is a I
1 > r ot I km- of Mr. }{. VV. Young, of |
i ho S. A L.
Mr. Mannen Kabon has t ?? U>? ti a
position at, t in' popi.il ir stmr ui
Mcusm. S. N. S.hmII iV Co., where
lie will be pleased to have his ma
ny friends call and aee him.
We wgro pleased to moot in Cntr
don Vin Snt in <luy Kisl Mr. W. ,7.
Ainmond.?, Id! nu lly of thin p 1:????,
Out now of Hi-ftter, Abbeville ('o.
I; has heen veral yearn since Mr
Aminonds waa l^cre Mid his many
fi it nda /ire deli _tiled lo?n?e lnn?.
I mining from Ins appearance, the
up-country i.; jigiwing with hint;!
? i?? !i-is <; (ii)"fj nltont sixtv pounds|
ho i; It bore. Mr. Amniond.*
< i?.? <?f i iir best oii'M ami lit* wiil
iU'ivs fliid n wanu welcome ini
M"i i<n ;t iv < r; i y.
>!!<* <????! Ittiif >';ir (1r>rr.
i s i:i 'ii'iict :n ; rw<ntv or more <>n
(ii ki i, lo ;!it* 11? i? t i'ii:w' of the \*j?
\|| "In! ,'ti I.. I.y lilt' i
A "Letter .Trov.i
'i !a i'i?!!???vint{ I^? 11?? r from Alaska
wriibii I'V.it friend of Mr. \\\ F.
Reed will prove interest in;; reading:
N-me, AlavLn, -fu'v 1 Ml), '1!'.
Friend Kecd ; ? i v.lite wti a few
linos to ill you know ihal I am tstilJ
alive, w< ii. and linvtlinjr. We got
li'To after beirif* held up in II.e ice
tout* days and found a oily of tents,
nbout 7,(1(1:) on tho heaclt above tide]
inaik. Myfirst experience was to!
watch (lie jijoods a I. ni<*ht an a lot o' |
stealing was uoin}* on, a large por- i
tion of tin1 i ki - ii in re beinir the g<tum
? ? i
??f I,lie States and < anada, my orders j
wore to shoot anyone t caught, in '
tho act of stealing, but I am tflad to j
say whs not called on to do t-o, as I
thrives qub'Jdy knew tiie prnoch wore |
v7atc11ot]. I wus iij) lor seveii nibble i
and during that time four murders !
worn com nut ted. all close beside me. I
during one of them tlit* bula-ls wore
close armud itio. (hie poor l'ellow
w|in hud nothing to do AV: 111 tholi?jhf :
way k ll< d a bout tU'tcon y.'rds from j
in/.'. I be niarsimlls line do not J
know innv to use u revolver, the ie j
suit In iii^r thai one can well imagine
that the war >vaa beinjj (ought overt
again. A sliot gun would serve lb cm i
belt or. ?
The l??\vu is now under martial i
hiw and the soldiers guard tins j
streets day and night.
I would think ihat -5,000 or j
000 people arc here, and > is a j
ph my for tho country. Aheady
t here is u g"t.d laige town of wooden j
houses, wed built, about 4,000 in
number, but heaven/ help us when ai
tii o occurs, a n half tjhe town wiii be j
burnt, up sure.
Hcgfirdin# the--^ohl?there i.s no
(1'tibt l h;?t tliimpart i^ rich, far be
) oixt t he oxjK^'t at ions of man. Any
where one twites u|> a tpade full of
rtliul ami wnshpH it a f*?w grain* ?>f
tjold are funn;l, ami hotnoof lHc. mines
are yevy rich. .Seven on one stream,
each of \yhiclj $50,000 ban hcen of
f'ored fof ftnd re fused, mid the comi-i
lr.y'has not been prospected inuclj j
yet. Kvery day new mines ore j
being discovered. It, is estimated!
that seven ty-flvo or one hundred mil.;
Hon dollars ofgold will bo taken out;
this year, but as usual far too many i
people aro here.
As for work, woll it is 6..10 n. ra to
8.HO p. m., GO rninutos in one )ionr
aa biiby as bees,'and all are In a fe
ver hurry to cet as much done in a
day eb possible; wages q\ wo hour,
and it is well earned. Tho tronhle
ia that for seven months little or no
work can l>o-done a* the winter ie *o
sc\'ere; howcycr for the sake of my
family 1 will nUy in this winter and
make all I can and will try and get
hold of some claims, although I
would much rather be 'with yon in
T? Arolioa. Yours truly,
i:
The Ciiiiipai^n Closes.
The (?*>,i? ! i I-on
U'Oi'litN i;n ,!.*(. vii.lt I h?? OHM'I ill!'
i l < <1 111 i!t II. ( I:<? wan llOM
i t ll iin|'li>n pni!\ and u uipi eaeiiln*
tiv??? )? ii?'i?*i>r<* w-* pii'Mi-nt Chair
, irt.-ui Ki.!?In fid the UKcling
t? hi lit-r :i l iilsu'tl liulf j?ns'. ?IoYiMi
?it,'i mi. lit* ion i?f Mi. W A.
S?!n tn-fc, whs, ??;??? m*? I with pi.ivii
h\ U< v. \V. M. hiiDcuii.
t'-iiui^ lilt* i lis u( the int'i'l
? (>}?, I'h.'tinu'Mi lvirklivi.?t rill
? I '.it r? (jnt'Hiitl M r. (\V. Hitch
i * i1 ? i ?? 11? net in his siviul w It iclt Mr.
? ? Imi'ir* till in u vi rv necepu
Mi 111 111 til l'.
A I! tin? cntulid.ilp* wt'io present j
i \ i|?L Mr. (.'. \V. M :1:4 k ii I wV>
w-ir? rlotiinr-.i at home l>v s? \>io ill-I
m Hiui Mr. I<cvi . I nuts.
Iwrr rmr iutoution l?? jiivo :i
n\nopsis of the speoeheu lull :i (li
illunil it | to it our f(|iHeO {'or othei
m ?? t'eis |?l i: Voil 13 ! i ;>ui iloin^; ??o.
"? l i l i i:'it. to WAV' I hilt flli till'
riu-M were jjoo<1 one*, I?<? lr?j?
pitched upoii tl l-.k'h plane, an:!
< ??ch inuisitluni onmlirtnto is \n t>e
!ii11)y foinplinu itUMl f<? r the gen
ii* manly manner in which ho has
i'"i, himself Utrini^li tin*
c?irnpnijjn. . Although some little
iii f!'i ri'hoi m i;t?iv hnvr ni ilie*
Hvi'cii Motnr ot tlm (.?.'??<!id:it(a it i>t
?/ii fyinti ti> noli' thai thoy have
??ii Iii'i !i :?()J;islcil and tiisit this the
iav t mt ^li'i;-; v. mm si mo.Id ono ami
cor:i!no'icil iii ri vitv )>h-Hk JiM mun
??( i? iv. ny of lid.* en iiliilaUH 11 ft r
i inir to their ( r?!iijM tiloi .1 in u \ 1 1 v
oi.inpliiucniar)' way. , .
l h.- I'ai'ilM of sill the caiMuilatcn
Will 1*r fiMitiil i'! Tin* ( -ll III l! it'll* }U)<I
i< 1 v i -vi !t one ??? i>>'? jx'ii!; si c:?H'fnl
co;>^i(h i al ion >vl l he ha'.s'l* of the
puV io? - w? iLsli \ !i< m im \>>\ rlial! y
.mi v?u> t.m tin1 man of you!
c'ni I'C, it 111) Wr Jivt! Hurt! V, hSllCYcl
lio' v? idiel v. iii Ih> the csiijiliilati-s j
will lid '.v I nil v l.o, for they
hsivc K']H'Hti:iii\ sn ox j;l cfiHCil them
pi'lVC". ?
) ( bvor>ic!e oon^rul al-it^H the
! Inti s npmi I he l>l?lh loncd
i iit'iiiiiri' in which they linvo con
1 'I ni'? t il l! 1 is can'p'ih.'1 hey have
acted well. KmvIi inh 11 ii'sttii! the
I rare upon his own merits. They
air si set of gt'Mleno n fill lili-tV;
j the sver ??.?,*' camlio.u'c. Mini ol
I whom any v'i>unty mi^hl will hi
1 IM >l|ll.
A pain Sv.ei'CEPt'ul
i I;i t!u; Coinj-cli'ivc ? x'MMinati'Mi for
I 'i fii'ip t(i \\ ittl I voj* *
liiM A * I; i Ti* !i'?l i i ?J i. r.iri ('it- s:i
j fipjiiiruvj'. A ?>?>> it) ?:it inn in
j < M'P. (iTcr} ft t: til ]Vsi'^:S ? I < * * 11: '?or ,
'?I' W ilit}:????;?. w?is r< I v? '1 i i (' i:u
h\'i rr'rijfO.
Mr Wi'lip ITtiM. ?, ?? of .?:im
'iiiii M ins 1'..i,;! ii Aii'iirn,
'lii'UhUr ?)? t J Hi Lite r.-ipt. '! ,A?>
v.rrc li.nriie" c? >? !:.?f \i? ? n
(1 iv niiraiufr. Tin* 31r i !<? r,i? i irrn.-.m
UI <i |;vi III' (m'o jMiJMI'ir
v>'::vj: people nrd fli^ pood wMk'8
or' a of f; ioi)il:< iift-ii'l fni.j
iid 'tiati ly :iitc*r tlit* ntnrria^o tlic-y I
i< ft for a trip to Afjlio viijo.
Pt.tlh of Mv. J. A. Kirby.
Truly ui llic mi Ist of !ifo \vc are
in death, To day a woek ago Mr. J.
A. Kirby attended the campaign
?tioolinf?r in West Wateree apparent
ly tn wvll as any man then?. To day
the bodies of iifin atid his littlo son
lio beneath the pud in Iho Camden
cemetery. Mr Kirby wan taken vio
lci:ily ill and lived only two days, dy
iu>: on Tuesday morning about 0 1
oVock. ?? His little sun two years old!
al-o was taken il! and died the day
his father war buried Mr, Kirby J
was buried in the Camden cemetery i
on Wednesday morning.
For the atllieted widow <>f Mr. l<ir- j
bv, wbose happy li'ine in thus aud- |
dt'ii!\ K.lint lered, I ho drrperit nympa
11?y of (he entire eoinmunity goes out j
ui>stinled. Mrs, lvirl?y is a staler of
tr. li I.ewi?, of uiir (own.
ISfr Kirby was a .Maaon and i
Kiryhts o( I'yI bius and was btirhdj
n il!i masonie, honors.
- - ?O ?
Teacher (suggested.
I he p itrun.s of the C ovelaud
St-Iiool met at their setHjol bouse on
y< ctcrday afternoon al (hreo o'clock
for th? purpose of choosing a Readier
for the ensuing year. Mr <i. \\*.
Mos?dey whm elected chairman of (he
merlin# and Mr. 1 >. 15. Clarke aeted
as secretary The l.ir^n attendance
pv. f- n?. I he ?!< p i rt s? nj in'Tcded,
.-ind the finely ooasl.ructed building
j:i which thf meetipjx wis held un:ni:?
Lakubly Hiiowetl that our w de a wake
friends of t'.e l? ;?ila'* neighborhood
w? re tally iilivo to tb-.i importance of j
first c'a^s rdnrntionat fact'lti^s. 'l wo
of the applicants for the f-chool. Mr I
1'. ('. iSruce and Mr, .1.? 1*< rjiisii
proved to be very pppul.or. ^f/.
Jlrnee wan Iho choice of the pair n*.
.is In; r?eeived thirteen out i twenty
firo votes car:t. However, Mr. Un>b
received tmlvo votes Hl'Jnugh liin
competitor wan u graduato of the
Citadel, n young gentleman of spot
less character and ;i successful tench
cr. Such a vote a"j Mr. Ifns||/ ?e
ceivod certainly hIjows that be stundH
deservedly high in hid ehonen j?r<>
fession of teachiap. The school
trustees will no dpnht tinploy Mr,
Bruce, the rlioico of the innjoiity.
With Mr. Hrncc as teacher, we tru-t
! and believe tlml the citizens ol the
IJ'ulnh neighborhood will continue
to have one of the Ones* schools in
Kernhaw county.
CASTOFUA
For Inlknta And Children,
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HAIUJAINS IN A 1.1. I ilKlK I >Kt? A UTM K NTS.
M
|In s/tors< ice lead in (juah/y ami price.]
j Cull lor our J I' IJ A MAULOW Shot* ii:r l.:uiics in hi?*h |
an 1 low rler-- ii i-< :i
Cl
%*! hiiii; oflHonul.v and a ?Jot\ Fori'vpr,'* to tlu> Wvaivr.
HUB CLOTfllNS r
In I'oiiur r(\)lt'iiis!icii rvorv ilav ami in it \w*an xiw mhi il??1
Staple and Fancy Groceries
at LOWEST PRICES.
(*:i: 1 ami l>' asl? nisl.o ].
???*i Hi jW
M k |1 b/
Jill a All1 a
!Make Heady. The Time Is At Hand.:
pMJT IQ
Vl llil. >V?
RIPENING. C3TT0M 13 OPENING. HAY AND
PEAVINE3 WILL SOON BE READY TO GUI.
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I i :ni!' >Iii!s A ill r .vnp >!
: ,-v vr
. .< ^ v ? ?:> \ '?
I
('!,(? <:;t ricKiJi^ Hrii.vt.s Sacks, i
-v ^ Q \
The undersigned no?v rrcciv;ii;; the mosi complete line ol
Alei ehandi^e lie iius ever c.irri*?? 1. Hardware, (noeeri s, Dry
(Joods, Shot.", UsitM, Tin and Willoww:ire. C-rockery, Saddlery.
BAGGING AM) TIES.
Solicits vour ])atro1ia#c\
A D KENNEDY.
FOR SALE.
The piviiiN.- <.ii <'..t t.cr of LyttlHon and
Uoiiu.iiii v ~i i ??!?! ?. having front of '2?-r> (?????
on I111.'Ion. inn! .'((?>> I????! it'.i Itoiiihl.'trv
?.?uii'!. Apply t<> Win. I). Trant hum.
A;i
Application Far Disciarp.
A"ti ?' l* ht-rehy uivcii that one month ,
from t hi* < 1 :i t ??, ??? j tin1 2.">lh dav < > > j
|'n:n, 1 v.-i.l Jipjdv to the .lii<i;f<' of i'i?? '
hut-- 1< il' K (T' (.'oiinly, for let t < I?!if - |
mi.-sorv, :is Adininiutratrjx ? >I tLo i>t.it<
..1 \\ in, W . 1HII.
M M 11 .ill. Adininist rati i x,
Julv 2."i. I'.KJU.
Citation.
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South Gnrolina--Kcrshaw County. j
By l'. 0. Ilailo. !*i<?!?;?!?? .Iinl^c.
Wlion-a.';. John W. Smith made ii.it I
to me. to mant l.iin IaHHth of Aduiini>* j
! ration of tin- K^tato of nnd rll'ect* of .1. |
Frank Smith, deceased.
'1 hone Jin? t In ii'ioi c to eit<? ami admon- *
ieh all and fiuguiai the kindred mid ;
ereditoi a of i he .said J. F. Smith, do- j
ceased, lii.?i 11 icy hound appear hefofnj
in"!, in the Court of Probate, to !?<? held
nt Cam lcn. S. C., on Saturday, the 1st '
d:: v of September next, after pnblicnjion
at 12 o'clock in the toiei.oon\lo
sli'w i .Hf?f if any tlicy have, w !?y the i
.Yiltuini&Li ation hbo::M not he. urani- i
ed.
?tivon under mv h~rd, tilts 1.1th day '
o! AiiK'iHt, A. I > , 1JKK).
Published oil the utn rtuy of August, j
JIKjO, iii ilu* Camden Chronicle.
? Citation.
?>f South fnrolinn?K^rslmw Count y
By C. (.!? II lile. I'rohatc .ludjrc.
Whereas, Tlios II. Harll<*e, .1 r., made
hiiit to ?nc to yrjiiU to liiin Letters of Ad
tniuift'ration of the Kat?to ?>f and effect*
ot Jot tali A. TifcSwccn, dcoeated.
Tli. ??- arc theri'for'* to cite anil.,plmOn
i?h r>ll and singular t!io kindred and
Creditor* of the *aid Jotdah A. McSwcetl,
dt-ceaM-d, that they he and appear before
?m?. In M?e Court of Probate to be held at
Catnden, 8, 0on the 28th day of
Aug next, after publication thereof, nt II
oViock to t-lcw cauw if any they
have, vUiy vbe Raid ftdmiuiatration tliould
not bo granted.
Oiyen under my hand and ??al thia
85iU day of July, A. D.t 1000.
I'uhlUhed on th?* 87th day of July 1900,
in The Camden Chronicle. . k
- aC. HAILS,
J?4f* of Probata, Karahaw Oounty.
DR. !.H. ALEXANDER,
Dentist.
Graduate of the Khiladololua j
Dontul College, Session 1S7<?-*^7,
? OK KICK MHO A J) Slli VAy\\
Camoi;#, S. C. /
T-\o doors South --of XJifrf' Cbron- i
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A. W. SUBNET, M. D.,
CAM DKN, S. CM
(jiiVrs Siih proft uslo'iHi worvicts
?it tin- ju'ojilc of Camden and vicin
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I) r?i?; i?t??I ??.
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CAM DKN, vS. C.,
Ofl*. r.. V:f> |iiiil<'S!?ii?nal services to tliu
!?<?*?|.1?; of i'am<h>n and vicinity. Besides
)in I diiiloma. ho has taken lee
itiri'H in tin' following branches, and re
ceived diplomas in ouch : l)Hoa?cn of
Women, I>i*eas<:8 of Children, and Sui
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nit s. iimmr & m
?MANUFACTURER? OF?
Doors, Sash, Blinds,
Moulding, Building Material,
Sash Weights and Cord.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Purchase our makes, which
we guarantee superior to any
sold South, and thereby save
money.
Window and foncy 01ms a
specialty, ? Pio 99 *99.
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Summer Closing Oat Sale
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Sl ill in Ti n1 iv*s
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AT THE FAMOUS
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And wo ex tend a cordial and piecing invi'atioll to all to
iMiiiu1 at once, ur? we intend to rush things to the lust notch
??? itli u view to disposing of every vestige of Summer Good#.
Oni stock tor the coining Season in already rolling in, and we
need every inch of available spate for it, therefore Summer
(Joohs MUST HE RUSH El) OUT, For the next three weeks
? air doors will he thrown open to you and our entire Summer
Stock placed at your disposal with the profits absolutely sacra
lieed to us; t-0 como and g<'l your .share while they are going.
Summer enjoyments require.-* Summer Costumes. Getting
| Cool Comfort out of do; d.ivs menus derensing tor it. Every
hot weather requiremenl is fully met in our very complete a?
sortnient of light, brec/y <1 ivsa patterns and Zephyr-like outfits.
Every piece has seen the l>:nber and 1)??d a shave. Though fig
ures have Shrunk, 1 he vsu iet ies of choices^ and values remjlit),
and conditions could no! he more lavoiable to buyers.
THE LITTLE ONES
Require attention as w?H (ho grownup# when it comes to
dress, even though thry uro inure abbreviated a* to height and
other dimention. We eater (o all the children as well a# their
tnnmmas, as the most casual look at our utoek will show your.
Its worth the most extended inspection.
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For the benefit of the Country Merchants we will_ say thlt
our stock of Bleach**), Brown nnd Colored Domictius, Pko*
Goods, Calicos, etc., is complete and ready for inspection* Be
sure to get out prices bwfore plaeing-yonr or Jet a.
Yo^rs Respectfully and
THE GILT EDQE 8TOI
P. T.'VIIJ.EPICUE, Prop.
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