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Death ofDr J. A. Keith. 1-r. ,1. A. Keith died very Bud | dt r iy at idrt lu?mo at Luck now I jilifiit 1'o't-lctli on Tuesday last. p ia fiiici 111 a t apoplexy- wan the f e-tuse of Ids death and that he 1 dird wlule h' the dinner table. Dr. Kt iili was a brother-in-law of Sen moi .1. T. Hay, having married Mip. Hay's sister, and for t\ while I Hietieed medicine In Camden ami vi?l lie remembered i>y our people ,'h ti most plvasant and affable geu llftunn. ial ]*?#(.?? itory of CaVudeu B. K ir k I and j in p r** paring biion in /<rm, N |UK. fcindeH. I'M wink prom - vci v interesting hfl(| w< Kill rtnd a nf/dv sale. ? Offi WS Takmb Ohtirgp. [ j S TrantVUm uiul .| L Imye ft??uracil the duties ^J|ce? to whieli, they won <dei:Ud ? Sheriff ?,.d Su- | rt-spcoti vtdy. i A Correction. V'e *t?tii I lft*d woi k.that K?-v. \c . fimnf-woll ?h? a nephew u[ M, filiU N- (jnimuvell Ho is a Hon o? r Joint N Oaniewoll instead of ? ri.in l.rinyH the relation* if, S|,11 noir.-r. And we further at Mr. CUmcwell not Iy L(1 ht-ri' hut built tho house on [oniiaiental Mpmro in which Mrs. ua I-? it nor now resides Mr. V Heptane's Hoi bo Found. yr p. T Villepigno's home whieli ns ftlM-riin<'tl iu 'I ho Chronicle la?t . k n8 being lout, l-us been found. It whs taken np by Mr. John W. Kt<i|vi8 nearLueknow. Tho suppo Lj( on that so'? e one rode it from Air Vill, ||i^m'H lot and turned it [onhe near Mr. * Stokes*. '| he horse* Ls rcttirnod to Mr. Vill?-piv?u? on Kaliwlav afternoon. * ' ~ ' ' W Mr. B. B Williams to Open a Store. Mi. K H William? will about Fjfie 1st of Kohi uary open a store H > (lie building now oecupied b\ [jvfr. II b. Waikins ono door south [of llirneli Hick. <k Co. Mr. \ V i I - [li-iins ?vi 1 i liamlle ail kinds of green !^nueiifH xnil those giving him ?their patronage i'uu be assured of retting tho very best. Another ''Richmond" in the Fieiil Mr. H 0. Carrison advertises in The Chronicle to-day u guaranteed wag.>n complete for $28.50; with* int. the body and neat for only (-24 50 Who ever heard of this (?X w^>oe.LU.ntf Pn'.V i wvnty-four dollars and a half? Mr. Ciiniuon is one of our best and most successful business men. His li'ibincss whs established in 1871, and while o1 hers have gone down under the breakers he has steered successfully over theui and doubt not that one secret of his *>ucc?&s is that he never loses time with anything except the very best, and you will be doing yourself an absolute injustice to buy a wagon before seeing his. It is built with high grade hickory spokes and )imn, locust hubs, gears best quali ty Virginia while oak and body of louthcrn pine. Mr. Garrison's ad vertisement will be found in an otlnr. 'vabimn. See it and get one of his wagons, , A Trip to Bishopvlllo. ^Tlie editor of The Chronicle and Ills family took an outing to IJi*?b opville lust Sunday. The ubange Jn Hishopville since we last a aw it is reraaikable. New houses have 1 een built up in almost every part <>f the town, two new churches, ? lire alarm bell has been put up, a new depot built and several brick stomps erected on Main stieet Great improvements have also been made in the street*. A telephone system is another improvement. The contrast is very striking with the dead little town of seven^years ago. Wo have always said that Kishopville's natural adyantsges entitled it to something more than its further obscure position. With better railroad facilities Bishop ville should become one of ijbe ir*1* portam towns of the State ! Gentlemen of the Jury? Hie following grand and po'it ju T rs have been drawn?the grand to ft-rve fi.r tt.*c entire year, the petit f?>r only the February term of eourt. ' he first uamed grand jurors were brought over from last year, having bern drawn, as the law requires, at ti.e September term of Court: _ (;nAvn?John S. Phillips, Lemuel < r.,T. a. Hosborouah, C.V. Dowe, ' ??? Elliott, T. W. Brannon, John V- Vouug, T. W. Brown, R I>. Wil C. Itose? J. A. OdSife*. Q s H.*Rin?, 0 a# Uw|jr> j# w. Wat. fcinj W. T Wit, J. J. Hortoo, A. J ?J^Caftklll. L W. Watts, Jr. I ktix-?B. A. Bowars, 0. B. Cure };!T,?J- R Dinkloa, -Bwhard Sow?il. [! f. McDowell,II. Jr. W. K. KltMt, J. ft. P*?. J T Uth?, J. U 1. C. 1 ' A. tUboa. B. H. B*jkin. D Exchanged Pulp-t-. j Hey. Jabtz l'? rr* preached two I interesting (tormoni in tho Camden i liiptint Churoh lurtt Sunday, Hev. A K. Crane tilling Mr. 1<\ rria' pulpit at Kershaw. Ti o Kershaw l-'ru speak injrof Mr Cvaiiiun \isu to Kershaw, *n\s: -Mho Pcrmon* l>v Mr. ('ruin* wort* highly enjoyed by those who hcanl hiui." "Out m Tho Couutry Vi?itm? Schools." I pun CT'ing t" the door o( tho of fu-e of Snpt. of 1'Mneation H. 15 ' lurke one is nu t with 'ho no'ioi ??' 't> tho country visiting flohools,*' Mr. Clarle'n interest in educational inattora is unquestioned. nod hi- u u ch to do hU full duty to the conn ' ry tchc ols To llo Commended. ' ho city authorities are to ho com. n.ended fur tho work of trimming up thu trees on Muin street. Their ?hag>/v, dehipiduted appearance has hem changed to on% of uthaetive ??? sm, leminding one very much ol a nm'i who hud u Ri ven vears growth '?? hair, just from under tho barhcra ^eissors. And besides a lot. of very valuable wood in being gotten Another New House. (?round is ht-inu broken or the er?-eiion of anotlur to w re idtuee <>li Laurens siri-el hclueeii I i? i* rea idem-en of M. -sr-. .1 <>li 11 WMluker, lr., mill II \ S?;hi<> I'm.', ! ir Mr. Ctintha 11 n id ph ri< a. linf i is lir.l % ?<?*w fctiuht now Lit <-'?{? -i'.'ti"crs > ji'dru up. Tin v jio up uh if l>\ ni'iyit:. Wo guarantee that the growth (>f Camden iquals that of any town in the St file, ami Mr. C. P. Uoasijznol Is no small fat lor in ItiMtling the ho lines up. Porsonni. 1 )r. A. A. Moore was in Columbia this week. Mias B.'ssio Alexander, of Win throp, is t?pi nding a few days in Cumden. Mr. I j. A. Wittkowsuv spent sev eral dajs litih week in Columbia. The many friends tf that excel lent gentletnan, Mr. W. I*\ Mulone, will he glad to learn thai after quite a long spell of jjrippt; he ife able to be out ngr.in. Niw Liundryman. The Camden Steam Laundry ling lust secured the services of ?n ex pert laundry man, Mr. J. M. Dan tela, of Rock Hill. He ha<? had fif iri-n years experience In ill" laun dry busicss and cvi rv one ran iewt assured tint their luundiv will now be done in 111o very I>tkt manner. Air. Kossignol is piogivHcive and expects to keep fully ahieast of the ? inies in every particular. * .WALK HELP WANTKD?Rolii.j bio idi^to n'JI our liti-.1 of Ms> h grade lubricating; oils, grense*, points and varnishes Nr?.'ary or cornsuisd on. Address, MutuaKjRt flning~Co, Cleveland, Ohio. The Cause of Mr. Liurupkln'a Death. Fpeaking of the death of Hon. K II. Lumpkin, general freight and passenger audit of tho S. 0. & G Kx. |i H. which occurred ft "short, time ago, the Gaftnoy Ledger in a recent iKfiuu say 6: "Mr. Lumpkin had boon in lad health for about fifteen month.",, but for some time the pinne could not l)e discovered. A few months ago, however, >t was foond that ho had cancer of the stomach and he irnme (1 lately began to be treated for ihu same. The physicians in Mlaeks burg did all for Irtu that wan posai hie to be done, but he continued to sink rapidly an ' lu; was then t?ken to Charlotte. N (5. where ho wan trested by ?-k?i'('wl it!t( physicians But ali elfwiH c1 e? k iv. . i9ease were futile. '?He wafc i? hi ifi in the yf>r me of life, robust in litfuro find i-r jo; v?d ilie best of hesldi up to f I so time to id ness begin whjob revolt'*.! mi hit. death We are told ttiut lie normal weight wrtfi 2tf<) pounds, but, ?it the time of hia death ho only feigned about seventy-five pound?, which shows what, terrible ravage* toe di nease had made and want t!ie man must have suffered jVn Luurgix 8 Sycojcssofi, Following the death of Mr. S. B Lumpkin, former genera! freight and passenger avert t of the South C-ir>? lina Georgia KxUnsion railroad, his son, Mr. Don L'nnpk n. ha*? been appointed to succccd nis father in that position. Mr. l.uinpkn is a >oung man of exceptional business ability, and his perfect farn liaritv with the railroad business makes him a worthy sncces-or o!hi* honored father. II*? in pobte. no.H>m .dating, genial and afl-ible, greatly admired by the entire force of bis road and highly esteemed by his brother oflU ccrs. During the past year while his fathrf was unable to attend to his duties, Mr. Lumpkin has satis factorily filled tbo ofTW t> which he haa recently heen appointed. If? is ooly twenty-aix years of age, but had charge of tho entire passenger de partment of the South Carobna St Georgia Railroad wi:h headquarter# >1 Qbarleaton, op to the time this Hoe was purchased by the Southern Railway. lie would have been tea* rferad a poeitioa with the Sootboro, teat prefin?d ooeia hie father**. of. flotf at Blackebarf. Hi4 promotion Aete with the approval of cverfOM iaUrteted, ?id bit many Mends te fMtleafer retoiee over hie good for I The Pension Board v .Met on the 21st ihh) transacted u lot of butdne**, Mtiil adjourucd it 111??-?.i n? xi Tuewdav the 20ih, in i 10 :??!? ii. in. Ail putiea illlelesU d I ?i I ji'ivi'in thetnselvvn accordiuul) ? W. Ii. Mv'C'rcitfUl? Sec Pasturage. Messrs. J. O, am) I). M. McCft* kill linVti It'HMtttl fur n term of Liw wars thut excellent pasture for I'Hfily in ehar^e of Mr. Melton Ow lens hitil thev will bo jjlad ..to talk with you h!?oui '?pistilnny youi *?l >ok for tliu Winter. 1 lioy Iin\ < hii advertisement in Tin- ( lironicK lo tiny?&o<? ihu adv. ami jjet them to 111141 uro \ ou r slock. Cabbage, Anpaia>;us and Lettuce Plant a for Sale Now ready for Khipnionl, Wakt ti Id and SuccOhhion, tho batdiehl la-ijCBl earliest and best known vn ri? urH. Prices f. ??. b. litre, 1 CUM) t?' 5.000, SI 000 to 10,000, $1.2 A; over 10.000, ^1 Oil. 'I bey are growr in (ho open air ami will stand hcav\ frost without injury. Hin Bostoi l/tlluci) PimitH sumo price. Asparn gu* seed and KooIh ?t lowest price lor firaUelass stock. Address, Norman II. Hlitcli, Mou^oU, S. O. Marble Yavd Opened. V > l he Public : Owinj; lo aickncsa in infamily I have net boon tit>t< lo &ot my mm b'e husines* under w ay 'till now. 1 bare previously iidvorlised a reduction in pi ice of twenty poi cent to tlio fliM ten purchasers ol ?i monument or tombstones from mo, and thai tdl'or still holds. If you intend buying an\ t'lin^ in m\ lino you had better eimin at otice. ??s this id nn honest oiler. 1 nit not dealing in matble alone but can furnish you wi'h any kind ol done >ou may want. 1 have a Rpb'iwlid Assortment o! photographs in the lalt-M, deM^to from fthich to select. Come o? drop me a postal cartl. Very Respectfully, Sam'i, M < N INCH, lie low Law Range at old posl oflice. F? lt Mattresses Ht Goisetiheimt V Ivi^i-l and Pictures nt (?ei&cuheiwer'a. Chenille Table ('loth at fSvisenheimer's. Upholstered Rockers at Machine needles ami oil. Gt i s?v: li Uciuic.i'H. "Florid'i Fast Mill '' The "Florida Fast Mail, another of I ho Seaboard Air Line Railway's splendidly equipped trains, loavec Now Y<>rk daily at. 12.10 a id., 23rd Street ;St?'IVhih\lvan:a Rad ru-id, with Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Car and Day Coaohes to Raleigh, Soul horn Pinos, Columbia, Savannah, Jacksonville, where eon roc* ions are made for St. Augustine, Tampa aud all Florida* points. 'I his traMi connects at New York with train leaving Boston 7 00 p hi Leaves Philadelphia 8.50 a m . Bd timore 0 2i a in., Washington 10 55 a m., Richmond 2.40 p m.f arriving Southern Pint'* 9 35 p m, Coluin t?ia J 15 a m.. Savannah 5.00 a tn . JackRonvillo 0 10 a ftt . St- Au^us tine 11 10 am, Tampa 5 ;<0 p.m. Through Pullman Drawing Room Sleeper New York to Jacksonville Through Yeslibu'ed Pufisonjjer coaches ipid perfect service. For information rail on or write to all Pennsylvania Railroad offices, or goaboard Air Jjino H^ilwiy represen tatives at .'100 Washington Street Boston Mans.; 1200 and 371 Broad way, Now York; 30 South Third Street. Philadelphia; 207 East Ger man Stioot. Baltimore; 14:?1 Now York Avo., WTistiintf ton, or to H. E. Jj Bunch, General Passenger Ajjent, Portsmouth, Va. Notice, The Superintendent of Education will be found in hi* offic e on Law Ran^o, from 9 o'clock n. m. to 8 p m , on every Saturday. B. li- CT^AHKE, fiupt. of Education, PASTURAGE, Wo have routed tho pa?ture fomerly in I'harff* of Mr. Helton Owens a few miles below (!um<U?n mvl me prepared to pft?tur?* stock on mn-t reasonable ieriiiS wlii?'li will be made known on rip plication. Putronaifo solicited. We guarantee the very l?e*t rare of stock. We have a five Jersey bull f?w free use of oMr customer*. J. D. A D. M McCA.SKM.L. FOR R^HI BY RECEIVER. South.Caroltiia?Korjliaw County. Court of Common Pleas. II. Baum 4- M. Baum as Baum Bros , J'laintijfs, Against, A. II. Bouen auk John Counts, DdJ'ttndunls. By virtue of th? power veatedIn me m Kecyiter in the ahore stated case. I will rent.for th# year 1001. ?ba bisch At th* Hour! HooM; on thm first Monday In P^browy lt)0If - Ait that p*rool of tMd ot l*n#f on th? Wm( ?id? of th? W?t?r#e nverV in Kerahirw County. Suto of Sonth Car: oiina eontalniaf oae hundred and ftfty f2MS?ifc2 afW.A. "Kaily, 6# wm on which M??, EwfaltiotH, dacanwd. fonnartjr ff BROTHERS Are you seeking drives in mens, youth or ehildrens suits or overeoats' |f so drive yourself to 1? BSl*Os*t ' Oo you want a shoe that will last and 4?five satisfuetion. or a new pair given for broken pair? Thru tn a pair of ou,i; mens, bjys, iatlirs or misses shoes, priee*4is low as the lowest, Roek bottom on all sjroeeries. Money saved by fl* a din;; with ZEMP BROTHERS Wheat,Oiti .Eye & Barley. rQ^ Sa 4v 'jailor is A i ?8;am5 to Mow. A4IfrO tlr.it sowetli il'ully, sha ro plciililul.>\ I Ho that soKe'h sparingly, shall roup spariuxiy/ A. 1). Kennedy oiler* l?>r fil-'. Rial n> ?y, Purple Straw nmij Falcaolcr Wheat. Uo?m* (?rown nii'l Texas Kust Proof Oata. ? KVr and HA ULKY. -.?V0*W?: i _ WE STRIVE TO EXGEIL in tin tl;iur,r inn! '?! Imnniss ?it.?1 l? vl t'uiil't I. it' t'mt Micro nrc fi-w ? f .i'iv ofT-.'iin?( b< ttcv ^ooJr, >>r ~ i'i ll goo?ls of ?qu:il q'luhty lit i !?<?;1 pi icos. ?"? ir lino consists <?f Single Miiuyw Sur > y, Kxprcss, Liyl.t j?u l Heavy r.? :ii , Putib e Huj^y ami Farm Har riet i I AMONGST OUR TOOLS homo niv below a Hiambiri.1 wbirh will (Mjiiipirr favorably with tint ol i s sold at eipml priccs l>y any :other houno in Ihe tr:ul<\ Kolt ni'ta ? tool-4 h'o nucleus at any prioo ami we . liiu-11*' none o? the in. The&e $!uo?1h ? ir< o;? u par with ;ili other artio ch in I our 11 A K l)\V A H JO stock nntl tho.-e | who liko a roai y ;?ooil artielo ut a I i.oioiuul pricc HhoqU} l.-uy here. COP a gS?N oo Tty some of our f.unons YouUikotrj Groharios. In every point superior i'alrons pay iho best and 111*? cheapest. Wo need only r-pont their words \Vh ?t Golden (t?04|u?sa in our ehoieo Teas and CoHfousI A nip from ft ?ftiu; Iti wiil pr >vc i?. Ijiko ncclnr made for beings of another sphere. Flour, SugiiiB, Spieetp and other good things to please your palate. A D KENNEDY. Another "MCHMOND" in ie A one horse wagon built with high grade Hickory spokes and rims, locust hubs, gears best quality Virginia "White Oak, 'body of South ern pine, tires 1 1-4x3-8 round edge steel. Price Complete $28.50, Fully Guaranteed.; The best wagon ijgj on garth for the price. Witihoa^bodv & seat Profits Sacrificed /it TP toe 'p'a|no\is On all Wint iF Goods, Win'i ijj (o have a C". vrin ?; (? ii -1 \ 11,tor (iooda we will oflor from ;>is day our M^ck. of V. ? i>m ..?? -it v' -,t. OUR DRESS GOODS ?>Iook h seo??ud to nftiii . ii* r>' . it i'ti'Mtod by tie very liberal p:rt? 011.ii/4i wo liuvo umivi.1, '''.I wii>!" *v< 1 ;? .no' fll<?* \(>U !IH complete Sll I'M mh wo did in i: : ? >?i>< '!.<? .->? iison, we jinnrantoo that }*ott votild not tiu'i, at this >-???! Mi. y< ;u". ;i hotter a?i???rtiiient, in even '.'iino of our larger tu>d IJ:<?, 1 ? 1 ri? 11 spictfully solicit, at least a call, I lot no other purpose li.n. en:- m '* nnd get our prices. Now is he tinw for u'.l IlouseV ? :? t > to t-u py !'> *.! it*, bet! furnistiifig*, 11a ?ar COMFORTS & BLANKETS >? ili ijo without profit. A S|i!or,t\i<l usnortmont of I t lor Down will jjo nt cont. U.lith* nnd Children's ("npt-H, ilaokot** < d Itoofors go at K*hs than they ?vonM 1 ? umt \uii il you were to order from 10 Manufacturers, Wo have n few luilor-made Suits left which will hot on"d out nt loss tlum New York Cost. Now in your time Ladies to ^el ni. up-to-ilnto Suit at much loss tlmntnlae. Don't delay corn in jr to 1 long W e ulm have a few Skirts in ight, medium and dark grey which will b ? closed out at cost. Gents and Boys Clothing We nro offering a rare opportunity, Go*'tlouion, for y ui to got au Ovor. ooftt or n N ce Suit of Cl"tlu<n nt a verhr ki ml. cont. Corao at oncd and so1* what bargains await yon Send your tyoyn mothors. and havo them fitted up now wliilc you can do ho at tin* rorajark ably low price at which we are offering tliolr Suits. Wo arc drtorinl/ied to olose thin Stock out if low prices will do SI; ho oomc and g"t your shr *e ??f the bargains. > Remember that we huvc a compile to 1 i n?? o( Notions and Gents -PfirnlaT?r*^-' in# Goods, and as to prices, let<ns suffice to say tliafc ? ... v WE WILL NOT BF UNDERSOLD We keep oouHtantly or. hand an up-to-d zo ine of Shoes and cordial!/ ! solicit your patronage. / j Bo sure to see our lint >f Hugs ami Ma inrs before placing yoar orderv vi we carry a Urge stor;' .)f them, and cat m; Vie it greatly to your interest | > trado with us. We h > ?, left, a Rrnall q an i'y of Union Ingrain Carpet j < ig. 86 inches wide, wht i wo fire oflVting o --lose ?;t much 1cm than Cost. } \1ho. somo Velvet, Mcq uo?1 Tap^nli y, .7 .ncbes nlde, which we will v soil wery, eery cheap. 1 wor.- !s> *-< o ?I-o J. To Farmers; Wc w i 11 i. > antit?? iica that we are prepared . So furnish TNtfrfiliwr.-v t ?iu>.i d iii:i" .t mioniated Kaui(, Acid j:ind Cotton Seed IMral. v?ry or rasli or on . approved securitv. Be till re f<? ms- us ImjIoto placing vour orders. ? 4/ * J ? j With beat wiahes to :\>r a ii.t}.j?v *u, : l'iospcreuft New-Xear, w? ar*? Yours llesp'-ctfui > uid Truly, w K $ lEtdQO $ .. J? .-L-S. I ?\ P. T. VtLIiKPICUE, Prop