The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 08, 1901, Image 2
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Humhcimi'TIun I.'aik*;- > ir , t!/?'?.
hix moiitho', 76 rents; tlifuo tuolillitt, 4<>
oenta.
Ratkh koh A mvkktihixu : Ordinary
truaalOMt *?lv?'itiMtn?hts, lirnt inverti'Mf ?
*1.00 p<> r H<|ltat 0 ; fflrli *iiLk?m] im'h! ii^J
ftorlioti 6(n!0JitH per Ni|iinro.
C'?iniIi<.Istlt-M' Curd* lor Cotiiifv ml. f ;
>?$?'>.00. Congressional f.H'Ow,
Business Joeala, ft {?tntn j??-f line each >n
sort loji,
Coomi/iuoationK will !??? J?uI?1 iJ? ? ??! n Ijmi t
of interest l<> thu tfenrral pi.Mie ami !
not of it defamatory natiu?'. N'o re
HDOIIHihility will In* nssuinc'l fcrtlie
VIOW'rt of in'lt'iil
Rates for ooutrjuit mlvertiHin;? will >"? km
nounooil upon applicat ion a I the o/lier. ?
RetlilUaiK'CH l>y ?1 r:t11m an<t jxirm! '
lUOlloy orders ahunlil h?i made i?h vh!?I?* f
to \V. \,. Mo I>' >WKJ I.,
('anulfii. S. (5.
CAM DKN, S. V.K M \ K. k, i?hii.|
Camden.
Tho following wuh written l>y ai
rocont visitor to Camden and pub
lished in tlx' Troy <N. .) 1'ocord of
Kobrunry ?!?!, and tth'iwn what north*
crn tonrlats think (?f Camden us a
health resort:
'?'On my way Florid ft ward from
rinohurftf, 1 stopped off a few days!
nt (Jamdon, S. C , a place I oncoi
heard t>r. Williard Parker, of N<--v
York declare to bo in l?i? opinion
"ttltt V'ftfy beat loenb-d npoi in \'ne
smith as to general he?illUfulnen,<,
oto.." hilt which pi(ico 1 have never
until Ift^t ?n'l< found an opportunity
of visiting in 'ill my (pleats hither
and yon for now Aicadias.
"I"am truly glad that my piemnt
trip took mo tlnou^'h Camden, < n
route to "the land of ll.'uvors," for
otherwise 1 might. have remained
forever 'in ignorum'.*, l?y actual ob
nervalion, ot how well applied was
I lio praise bestow imi iip iii ? 11im out ol
tho wiiy lit tit' town hy ^ tlju '{(? id
physician al-ove t| n?lou? < inmbai
watt 11>ii 1?* ii nvelation to m?.
slight, chilt in the a i bit at. I'ine,,
hurst had gradually hut. vi ry p?<rei*p
iibly faded out-, hi; 1 piased uI.???
down tho hundred or so odd miles
to my dt utinii!ion id ' antden, mid 1
found on my arrival nnd during tn\
ctiiy tin re tho temperature was fu!lv
fifteen decrees higher than nt Ike
former place. 1 i.is dilb ieius* I con
tinned as iv li\ed opo by iiitoim ii"
m.ysrMt'ns t?. ih?> w.v?tti?-r records oi
| he tWO pIae?'S I'll! I ll?-l MIOIMfl T M"t <
indication* mi' not iiuviuh sale oi
nut Ufaetor> proofs < f ciiniut eo ,di
liffuu. Tli'j bih.c ran^o of it an p. i.t
1uro inay pr??vmi5 at. a dozen ? ? iit? r<-nt
1 localities and yet each of tliei-e !?>
ealit ies Vary from t ho otlurs in I lie
!u*I uuI <|U ility of t hi'ir clioialo and
iIv? i Hoc), upon stranger i. Iln-.c
was i^ in i ii I lie ^s nnd m iff in-km in th
nil' at. 'C nndoa which denoted that
it a topography, its altitude, ?? i' i I-** p:"
ciilin condition! "l same sort, taken
seperately or t<??? ti?? r, hud it. bun
pering e fleet muni its cliu.alo and
guvc dominance to warnith t>vor ????;?'
in the provailinj^ wiut< r at nio pii<? i"? ?
of the plai'Ut I I'm ?'lib!!<? intliicio"
or drift, whaicvi-r it mrxv b'' lo'al.l\
catlKod bv, is to any souih'.Tii ii'.'tori
I ho vital hi'idth-ih'tvimi'iiii ? factor
i>f its climati'.
What wi> lii'i'k. or drrain <>!'. a; ?>ur
idnal winter A read i i, i ?? i aput that
offers tho balm ot the .^oiitti in its
nir without Hin'riti'infjf entin'ly th<
braeo of the North. In o'lif-r worn:
we desire a climati' pn-^cisiii:,' ?\
aetly the j?roporti??nt? of Palm and
brace to assure us a oiatelul dearer
of warmth that sh:111 n? vi<r run into
oppreHi^'ve heal on thone loin I. ami
n healtfiful, rofreshin^ eoolncss in vrr
reaching oh the oilier hand the point
of chilliness,/ A thousand unit one
places ii?-Southern Iviropeand in enr
own Si/utherti States just short
of lu ii)(u Arcadia because tlo^y are
somewhat too <!ool or too tiot tnr
health or eomfoit. The likeliest lat
itilde in which to tind a tairlv per
fect winter climate 11 h?'r<? in, ot
course, no absolutely perfect clun it*'
on earth) is abut^a compromise hn.
between the North and South where
the warm air of the latter sli^hjls
))redommates over the cold air of T'n
former, ^h>cal conditions rendering
this a peculiar and prevuil n r feature
of the place), and theue t?vo iiiiutM
pheric I actors ciunbine in p.ipi-tui!
hannonv to yield a elimatic com
pound of balm and brace, making
outdoor life a neeo.sai v and a luxury.
We of the North sometimes t ike'.
' pleasurable note of an early .Jain'
day at home when the invitation of
Nature to an outdoor stiolt is uti?
nistablo, ami when, beinj* ?>ut, w in
stinctively seek thoaunny sid.i of tlw
street to walk on. That HU^csts as
clearly as possihle the precise deijree
of temperature and feo'in^ in tlw
nir, which should distinguish tho cli
matic situation we deinantl in our
Ideal winter Arcadia?.iu^t warm
enough to make the sunny side ot
porch or path desirable, just cool
enough to make outdoor < v rtiou the
natural and enjoyable thing to do
yote ourselves to.
It struck me that Camden cauie
exceptionally near to oil ling this
? - "climatin situation" wh cli I hnvo de
^'scribed. I walked from ten to til teen
^iniles a day while I was t' ere, just
walked because I couldn't cheek the
natural ifl?pnlse to do so in that mild
jet invigorat tig uif, and because ev
erybody else soeraed to be obeying
an unwritten law of the locality to
get ontddors and move about.
"There were attractions enough
m~tndpor? a* my bole!?the Court Inn
?^==wjilcb I enthusiastically hasten to
> pronounce here the quaintest, co
-1**4 cleanest and daintiest little
I ever aet foot or broke
- ?t but Nat ore simply -would
M daeiad in bar atlariog Iut?U
Hi **J?a* atap ovtaUU^
in 1 lio warm Riin?hino, listen to I ho
mocking birds' pnmionnto r.or.? from !
tlio adjaci id vo, ond da^li away I
up tho ouelitifiling \i-ta of (In: vil-l
fia^o Kit 1*4 <-thcyond, lor a const'tll-j
limml." I kepi, l?y ehu'cc, to iho
"huuoy m?1o ' in nil my f mudonj
WHik*. thil>? J?rovnii? * * tl ??? uiiKsii;;,' i:i j
k'ledicnl." tin? air <>f mont south !
i rn plnors. ft hok ot' which ?!rtv<h ?
pedcstraiiiM to ? I.o h t I'ec t. \s fdmdyside,
>viii cmIaiiil.v present in tlm hiiii nil- !
?*n?r<| atmof<ph<r?'! of 11?Im South <^?r. ?
ojina n-Mirl, iirul tii.it mou impor t
i nit elemental I'm*.tor Hi tin* formula i
of a trim Arcadia ilm li^ht propor.
. iouH id' Palm a11<I hraeo---iiful )>? ?? ;> j
] n( in ('autdcn'H (?limale, when X:i :
tiiin compounded thy mime, and ?
ihereby eon.Mitid< >1 tin* locality ;?
In iiven-dien ?-il put! of I iy<;< in ? fa j
von-d dottt'iiii
"('umdeu H on tlm main branch of!
< he Si'ii lil I'll'11 Air I,iim l)j;t.Wo('li (Im t
mw :iu I < ' iluiiiliin, Unity lour miles j
north of I1'!- hillt and filly fmii1 j
miles so ilh i,| tl e former fit y li i
is a'aiuf in lli cent! r ( I flm I 'limit
to >.l ate, tin J i \ a 1 \ pen I son f. I mm
place of 11.1' In it ('in in I hat Hour- j
i ah ot I I)' f ?r?i tin* civil war, j?h the)
home of a landed ni istoeracv which
owned 'Mho earth and tie: fullmss'
thereof,'' in (In ir Mellon o! country,
and ri'Kidi.'d in j.jmnd. old colnuhd
limn ions jit tin* time town of licit'
particular e-unity. Here, lived nntny
ol tin* lir-st fiiuiilieM of South '.'uioli
nji ''helo' thi! wu!i," uiid hero remain
I o*day m i t a hi oiid and hi ee/.y i.l id'I h,
if:? well pri'i i'i \. I :?i I iinposuio old
mansion s (unio):;' the' M;i!ily
town Immi-" o? '""nr rf-voMulorrni'v
^I'lllllll'l', V\ Jul I? l/lil'lll l'"l' U',' H tjtll'r
tin honored ;ute*i), and its local at
mosphere ol r<s(lui one and <pih>f
elejz.>n(!e, II r con* hieing evidence
that, our forefathers had umriinu
t.aste in Heleclio^ henui ifill and
healthy nits s for (lieir towns ami in
layinoyi nt and huihlim; up tie' Main"
iihrn;; lines ctimlticis*<: to per-'olial
eomforf in their Iruue ?, and t<> a
highly attractive appearance in the
{,'ein'ial aspect of thuir villiaf'cn or
oiticM.
"Several deeeive IijiMIch WPiv
fun 'M in and a1 out. Camden dutirm
the I !>'Vf itu I u.iiar v war, and this
lends it ti hi Uoiivtl inferos I to f he
place, a'tdli.1.', iii.ili riaily to thn othci
claintM that, hold northern vi.sifo.'H
lure, and that i.mve Cnneh'n a favor
able H'ntit i and vonv- aiuo1rt?f tour
i.Us.
"Ali in all, wivh uit < numem* mj,'
the ii.tiio li-s( ..f ii-? al 11 set ions, I am
I i11c! i:ied lo put Camden aw a' up in
Ihe forefront of mv li-l ol rcailv
! first el it-M w mi*< r re ft1 >v vir'U" ol
i! i i wo m > <| iu.lt ivuMliv I- (.lure
?i-i :thiep i .' ' < i1 in \\ i: 'U 'i a
IH ,|e ? ?I'll J I i ' I.- >| !. II !i I f\
tiiteiiI ly m il.?? I iiredi: f on : %J.'h
in 11 e m \' d- .?'!>!?? i.i v little .S' an 11
l ' i r. >1: |:;i "li ml" ol this plt-mul tlip
will, on 11 s own ? 1 uiel'its, s-1 i s
pi.M I 'imi a ' v ? '1 ? :' ' 1 f a ? ' > lie
j eiiine |ho f.i\'i? mI ? ? icnh/.voMS o!
! i he mo ,| s. !i . in! !!':;ci.| nn I di
[ ci iinioaI iHi,' cl:i? s (.f noi i io r n < > i?ir
| i ! t !m? mi c't'i :i wintei rel'u^ii in t lie
j Milii. v -out h."
I 'i: v \i> W. II V J i I?:!.!?
I lie ( liarirslon },'\ (n!>i I ion.
I:? t? :? s|. i n 111?? < h;ii i>'sl"ii Kxpo-I
- n i ??? t ^Tisis in he ?: r ? > w i n ? the
! ic.dii'iii ??<!(-t niflMut rr'i'iVih uDSiir-j
i |> i ? i.'rj in l !:<? Iii'lt<?) \ of ( Ii.'U lesion |
J will visit. tli :it cit v 11 hi i r?the Kx
: position which will he held from
1 I). ?? I. r.'ni, io M ?i \ 1, MM>2. J'ho
j com in i ;sioii?'ts ft din lv < * i*h 11 ft w couti
l\ to till' M \ |H):<ili(M| MIC Ml"'?HI'S. I
w. k 'riu?ni|'.si?h9l' oi. .iiis. ('unify, j
1". Milk'i Hoykin an? 1 I,. L. ( 'ly
ilniin Mr. I h? ? in!? son hfis written
I '
j " Tin' K\ po?it ion," a ma^a/.ine pnh j
i li^li'ol in 11:r interest >>f the S. C.
Intel state mil West India Kxposi
i tion as follows:
I " \V.. uic in Iie;t11 v in|nil liv wit ii '
| i he. nnrti it a I, i ii<> ?? n. I will do al' in
j oiir power to fmtli. i its hrst inter
I ests. From what we have heard,
I we lielji-ve our people will approve
i 'iMil uive what aid lliev ran to se
eu i e a credita'dc r\hiliit of the ro
Noiiuts fpun tliis ('ountv at the
| F\pMf?i! inn, whiili means ho inneli
j for our < ntire St ate. Thus will lie
jIi|oiio|i,( to tlio attention of the
| woihl our wondfi fill, hut unknown,!
j re soni ?v.-, onr varied agricultural
pioductour manufacturing ?n<l <
titiniii * plants, iin \Iiauslihlt* heds
I C *
? i > f trie ? ra in I e st rotcliln<? across our I
; in id ! h' i i>u ii (ii -4, the w aler- |inwtrs I
, <?n in an v <1 our l i \ < i? the. capaci
t\ of which ii almost limitless ?
| and the '.housands of acres of pro
ductive iand unoccupied and only
waiting to hi- luonelil to the nlten
t ion of home hunters from less fa-,
. vored sections."
The Fxposii inn piints a halftone i
ictioia\inLi of Mr. Tlu?tnpsnii. The
' ('oionel pi csciiIs' it iho-I. Iisndsono* j
appearance, hut it would not hi; a !
true picture if it did not do this.
Hotter 'Mian >> as Kxpoeted.
i
It was indicated l?y The Chron
icle last week lliat the town tuxea
might he rcduecd some this year.
The annual tax notice in puhluhed
in thin issue of The Chronicle and
by reference thereto it will he seen
tli.it the levy is 8 mills instead of
10 mills as last year. This is even
better than wo had expected and
our Mayor and Aldermen have the
hearty "well done"" from the tax
payers. r
Wo are not out oi the dry goods
bavin***, call aod aee our stock, we
*r? gt?t?2 dpaolai pricta.
8,19. Sowtll * Co*
A No flee Hon.
j >11 r city council wo are nuro are
? icsir.-MH that all of their official acta
tdiould redound to the good of fb^
ety, but ( no thing iln; council lifts
errod i?: :t?;? * thai is in posting an or
dinanco ins-tO'ld of p'ddlshing ir in
Hi" nevr-p.^pcrs. TIuk was the ciih
1 <? ?ti a bundled yours ago and we do
? in* thii 1< if, 'h U"w (ionoin any oili
er (own or city of tin* State. It jh a
nlhcle>n ii}< >ii <>ur pmijreHsivu city,
gentlemen, and bhould not be dono.
The ( Itionii'li! ofllco received a
pit uj?ant \ \rs-.i on Tuesday morning
from Mi ?,hi s. Klim-r It. and Win.
IS - yd, of tin* stall* (if the Daily
New a, of New lit ncsvs iek, N. J.,
Mi i< paper til ing owned by tIi<?
latlii-i of Mi. K,liner It yd. Thu&c
<n ni!< m< n Hii- ipiitf proiimineed in
tlx it ii'i .]> lUMKll'iii of 1 lie senna
t|- it'll .??!'>(y i. f the Philadelphia
Null li- A ir.e i ican regarding t ho An
il< i ><>r\ Hlaveiy matter, and have
I uitfidy M-ni a communication to
jilnir paper refuting the North
A mci ican'.s story. They are tin re
{the N<u tli-A inei ieun jnHt, wanted
j Hornet hing to write ahoul.
There in an ordinance against
jjill hinds of vehicles being driven
/
J aL a rapid rule out iSt Ihu t?ov?ual
!laii* h In ' en t \\i ?tore* on .M nir>
jstmt. which should he more rigid
? Iv enf >ived. There have boon aev
jt'rnl narrow escapes from Beiioiis
Jnceidcnts t?ri L11ih nccniinl recently.
I Mi.- aiti-nlion <>l" the city author i
i n* m is called to thin dangerous
! practice which should be .stopped
In fon? khoic <?ne is linrt.
3 ? ra<iS<'48 ^<'8?ooI IVoUvs.
TllKSTOKY <>K KNOCK AUDEX.
hi a li(ll<' town near the s<'? uliore,
there i in'c lived two little hoys ami one
irif I. 'I he hoys' name wurn Kimeli Ar
?)i? 11 ami Philip |{ay. Tim yiiln name
was Atitiii* l,ee. Knnrli was at) orphnn
mimI ii sailor. 1 * 111111) ? was the miller's
s.ni. I'm.tli iif the 1">vs love I Annm.
j The three pla\ed in a cave together,
t Annie wr.uM 1 ?? ? 1 iU 1?? wife to l>otli.
Ait? r t lie t In i i- l i ew tip, Annm ami
; 1.11"i'11 mil ri1 ni??) had three children.
1 After awhile Knot h had an idler to go lo
! e.i, which hi' accepted.
After he went away, the hiiby /lie.l.
! imiie i'"i very poor find Philip tfot her
j permission t > send her children to
hi to.*'!. At !.; t one evening Annie and
j Philip went with the ehildren to the
?? mil', and I'hiSjf. a^I.ed her to marry
j htm, which she did. They had one child,
a hoy.
After (',??! iviioeh eame hack and went
In Miriam I.ally's hoiife, end she told
j him all ahnnt lii;' familv. Knoeh then I
' went t > Philip's house and peeped ill at
the "A indow and saw Nntm* and Philip,
| and the children all lookini; t:av Hud,
! happv. II" went on1, on the plain ami
! du- his lingers in the wet earth. Alter
(hut lie went hack t<> Miriam s limine,
J Mi.i in a \ car lie died.
I nl - i.7. Annie Alexander.
Bright. Boys Started in Busmcflfl
Till- |nililish?TH >.f (In* famous lii^' ilhifs
trati-d v\kIv in?w*pa|?or , IVnnvylvttnirt
? ?lit. :?r*' ii??w pln?*in<_r representatives at
rvcrv |">si odieo in South Carolina ami I
they ? 1.? vii?? (ti seeure tlio nervi es <'f i? jij?
aide IniKtliiiir agents in oath of tin* fol
l >\\ ink't??vv ns of Kcrnhaw emintv : Boy
kin*. lai-'anow ami West villi* and in hucIi I
other towns as are not alrendv siipplied. |
Tlu? work is profitable and pleasant. Aj
portion of Saturday mily i* r?*<juir???!.
Over are lining splendidly.
No inoiii'v whatever is 11*?|iiirod. Kvery (
tliinu is luniislied free. Stationery, nil)
l>rr stamp, ink ami pad. advertising mat
ter, sample eopies, ete. Papers are skip- J
pod to hi' pa'd f.?r at the 11? I of ?? a? 111
umntli. 'Miotic not sold art* i.ot eliurired
for. Write to (irit Publishing (Jo , NVil
liminport. I'ii., and mention I ho Cam i
don ( hr oniole.
tVa-vine ITay cheaper than any
other house in town. Call on tin.
S. N. So well A Co.
tKM'R and Bod Lounges, nt
(ioisenheimer's.
I-*I??ur instill moving up in town,
but its tn.iving out at Sowells.
We will noli you goods cheaper
than anv house in town, come and
Si'i' for youiself. S. N. Sowell Co.
iiiirlaiid's Hacks meofc all t r:ii? s.
Kaio lTio. or'J'ic round trip inside
corporate limits. He is n now comer
hero and will appreciate your patron-1
a.,'*1. tf.
Wo are loaders in the Hour bus-1
in; ^ Never loso a customer and'
i. akinix new ones every day. Host
J? o? 14 Is for the leant money. S. N.
Sowell A" Co.
New Home Sewing Machines, at
(ieisonhci mer's.
Don't, forget we have special bar
gains for you every day. Our store
ts crowd. (I ? new customers' come
daily, S. N. Sowell & Co.
I.nco curtains at all prices at
Oeisenhei mer's.
Will sell our entire stock of cloth
ing and Dress (ioods at cost dur
ing Christmas Holidays. Come
quick and net your choice. S. X.
Sowell ?V Co.
DR. JOS. M. BRANNON,
DENTIST.
Ollice up Hairs front room over Bank
of Camden.
LUMBER FOR SALE.
l.r)0,000 feet of No. 1 Framing fcr
Sale on our j*ard, O. R. A (J..depot,
nt tft.oO per thonaand. Sizes 8x8;
<5*8; 4x6; 4x4; 2x4; 2x10; 2x8;
2x6. In quantities to auit.
Roaaignol A Nnngexer. ,
?.? . <
oft CU LI A ft !n a^airtnatton, ptv*
9 poruon aad preparation otflnfradl
ent?,Hood'? SaraapariUa powtMMfwf
mutknnto* TmsMMTIIT IT*
-?-? ; vi: -p-~
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New Century Fashions In
Men's Clothing!
When a man once finds that we make him better Clothes,
and for loss money than lit' litis been paying?he's our custom
i? r. More and more men ate finding this'-font, year after year;
and tlio more ('lotlies we make, the better we make them, and
the more money we save 3on.
The year 1900 was the must satisfactory we ever had. The
Clothes sent out were as near absolute perfection us Clothes
can I.e. We know we shall do bigger and better tilings in 1901
? the fust Near of the Twentieth Century.
I am the si lo agent in Camden for the world renowned
house of Wanamaker & IJrown, of Philadelphia, and it is no
holllow, vain boast, but plain everyday fact that this is the
greatest trading establishment in America and will take pleas
ure in proving these statements to'you when you come to see
us. Hotter not order Clothes until you do see us
Very Ilespectfully,
JUST OPENED!
Stock all new and Fresh.
B have just, opened up a select line of
groceries, fruits, vegetables, etc., and re
spectfully solicit a share of your patron
age. <*iveine a call* >*y goods are
all fresh.
One Door South of Hirsch Bros & Co.
R. B. WILLIAMS.
T?noKrE oo.
WEDDING _F. PRESENTS!
When looking for Wedding .Presents don't fail to give
me a call. Everything you can think of in Stirling Silver
ware and Jewelry. Time and space prevents us from men
tioning I lie many other articles we have. Suffice it to say
that anything you want in this line wo have. 15c sure to
uive me a call. Respectfullv,
S? &3ESK&K.
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
V. WILBOM,
Blacksmith And Wheelwright.
All kinds of Repair Work. Horseshoeing a specialty
and only 51) cents round. Good work or no pay. Every
j < >l> guaranteed. On Dekalb St, in vfront of Collin's .Liv
ery Stable. Patronage solicited.
Yours For Business,
WALTER V. WILSON.
PASTURACE.
We have tliu ure fomeily
in charp* o? -Mr. H**ltoiV THr^nfl a few
mile* ix-low Ciinnien ami are'?"Ttreparrtl
to {>astur?^ Ktock on most rennomil lr
terms which will be made known on im
plication. Patronage solicited. W e
guarantee the very beat c*ro of stock.
We have a five Jersey hull for the free
u?e of our customer#.
J. D. A IX M McCASKILL.
J. F. Bisrtop ?ft S. A. L. Fr*ifil?ft
Depot, can sell jon Egga for Setting
from
BejaMfae Straia
Prices *1 9ft ft* MtOM (15 )
Writ* n or tail m J7k. Hihi? S. A.
L,??ei6*e4e<i.6.. r
' The Chronicle ami The Common
I er?W. J. Bryan's paper?one year
i for *2 f>0.
t'nros Hlood and Skin Troubles.
Trial Treatment Free.
Is your b|ood pure? Aro you
sure of it? Do cuts or scratches
heal slowljf-. Does your skin itch
or burn? Have you Pimples?
Eruption*? Old Soro*? Boils? Scrof
ula? Rheumatism? Foul Breath?
Catarrh? Are you pah? All run
down? Then B. B. B. (Botanic
Blood Halm) will purity your Mood,
heal every sore and gijve a clear,
smooth hetlty skin. Deep seated
cases like Ulcers, Qacar, Esting
[ sores, Painful Swellings, Blood
j Poison-are quickly curnd by Botan
ic Blood Balm. Cars* when nil
fntin. Thoroughly tested tor
thirty years. Drag stores #1 per
large bottle. Trial treatment free
hy writiBff BLOOD BALM CO,
Atlanta, Ga. Desoribn trouble?
frnn medioal advice givti untilcar
nd. Over 9000 voluntary tsnttlp#
nlnl of iitM bjr B. *. i.
Til RON (J TO T
Opera House
STORE.
The people' know where fo /i11 <1 RARGAXNS.
Our salespeople arc kept busy?competition para
lysed. Wo have only been here six months, luivo
dono double (he business we expected and still
Now Customers eonio. Small j?roli(s and Quick
sales caused our ?reat success. W e have laigttins
lo oft'er von in everv lincof Merchandise. AVe do a
01,rims mii 0i liiwnr
And don't (car coinpcliion.
kin# you for your past favors, wo arc
Yours Very Truly,
AND COMPANY.
OIM1U A IIOUSE STOEK.
SOUTHERN RAIL WAV#]
OonA'nsoA 8eh?*lulo in Kffect Jnn.JT, !?*.
fcuj Daily' tABT'1!X
6 Jup 7 U0f? Lt .. Churli-ston . A'.lUO*,
?fo?>n\*\ :: k-:i.,mi,>vr.v!!L# .. Swi
7 nop 8 55nl " .. Brauohvillo
7 58p !?2HaI " . Orantreburu.
b 47p 10 lfla' " ... KiUKviU?
U Ht? fl??>
?ll* 5?M
7 Wa:
llOOr.Ar ..Sumter ?I'v;
11 40a " Camden Uvj
0 v&p 11 OC'a' Ar jColumbja- I v ,Llo0?J
T80p Olftaj ?? ...Brauehvtlle gj^j {|JrcP
TMpi 9 40ft " .... Bamboi-K ???? M j g?!?! 2J& i
cyop V Ma| M ... Denmark ... ? V? JIJJ
iMoiloOTa ?? .... Black vill# .... 80>.? }&*?
0S4p'll 00a| " Aikon .. .ISSf SSS
lOiWp ll 80?Ur. Augusta "ndl'V* 6WT a K>g
'l III nrlaltion" to ThTT^.ovo iorvl-9
?rains SW 15wiidlrtrun dally l otwo?n Chanc e
ton and Colombia. carrying elegant Pullm*"
aleoplwK oitrx. No. 16 leave Charleston 11 sOO p.
m.; arnvo Columbia '1:00 ? n>- ^o. 18 leave |
Columbia 1:8t) a. m.; arrive Char.oiton 7:l>-&. '
m. Sleeping oar* ready for oc.-upM?ey M P vl
i>. in. both at Charleston and Coiumb o Thus"
trains ranko ulo?.a connection* at Columbia .
with through trali.'H botwoun Florida poii?i? j
and Washington and th? ml. (.onn?vti<?u |
wlthtralziR So*. 31 and 32 New \ork and Hoi* |
Ida Limit til between Uiacl: vil'.e. Aikv'i ana A o*
ruhtn. Nofll leaves HUickvUlu at *:4b a. ni.i
Allien a40 k. m. { Augu?u? 1 J.VSO n. TO, Ino. SI |
leaves Aiuuvi.'i 0.B0 p. m ; Aiken MDv m ; j
BU<-kvUht?.05 p. m. Pullman Drawing Room
?leepero between Augunta, Aiken and Me*
York. Train* Nog. (land 11 onrry Rl?R0t?t Pull
man Parlor (J* r< hetweon Charleston, Summer
villo an<i Oohunbia. cpuneo.liiK at YVfu7', ?
with tho Fumou# Now V'irk and Floridft Lt<n*
Itod V
*' " =X~~" \Kx. ft'uii. K*.
I Sun t only Sun.
Lv. Columbia
Lv. Batesburg
Atlanta and Boyoud.
Charleston 7 ?<?? & 'A^pj
Lv. Angnsta '? 7 00u: J-'^a; 5
Ar. Sandei Mvilh. . 1 i?p, 8 ?2p
" Tennlllo 1 HOptJ25op MOp
Lv. TouniHe I 6 40a. 8W)pi 3 lOp
" Haudm sville 1 510a1 4<Op U
Ar. Augusta. ' " 10j>'
!iT7iix n.fu'^ailyi >f'*
I;ull>,Da!l> KXsu;E*bU
Lv. Savannah. .... !?;??? 125fipi 4ft)p|.. ..,M
" Allendale I 3 4.".ft 8 55p' I 1 Mp
" Barnwell 4 ISa 4*6p'..... 3 <5p
" Blackvilie I 4 20a 4 c^p 8 11^' 5 Ofp
Ar Biittshurtj I If' ' I
Ar. Columbia i rt Iuh iJ 15p 0 45p|
bally Dally
Ar. Blackville 1 lOp 2 57a: 10 80a H Wa
" Barnwell 1 24p JJ 72-*? 11 ov?| ...-,.
" Allendale 1 5Ap a 45a II 00ft!
" havujjnah ao6p^6tA)ai
Ar. Auifusta II 50a lO'i'p,
" Atlanta ?w>p' 5 00a:
Lr. Atlanti + 10 3Jp 5 5Va| 400p
Ar. Chattanooga 'd 400 0 4ia 8 40p
Lv Atlanta. \ 1 6 COa, 4 lop
Ar I'iriniiiRhm l2n'n'10C^b
" M?iuphU,( via Blr'nitra:n v 805p' 7 l.%i
Slop 11 25a
Ar. iAixinptuti ... '.181a Ruftp: 5 C0^
" t'lnoinnatl. ? ;l2n'n 7 UOp, 7 4rta
" Chioaijo i 8 !V)p 7 lta1 6 90p
Ar. Louisville .. i 7
" St. I^??ui< | . j 1 (Ma 60?H>
Ar. Momphl?,tvla<'hatt) ' 7 10^ T 4C*
To Aahorllla-Cinolnnail-L.ouia'rillo.
r-ASTURN T.Mie. lna'51^
Lv. XuKusfa A. | Bufip TSop
" llatenburK .... 1 4 4*p:ia?ft
T.*. <Nliarlonto:t. ~iTo5a fT35v
Lv. Columbia vUuiou Depot) . !'. 4<k
Ar. Sjiartauburu
" ANhevlllo .
?? Knox vllle .
" Clnrinnuatl
" Ixmi?vlll?n vli? JollieoV
To Waabington and the Exit,
Lr Autrna'a. ,7.~~j 8u0p DfiOp
" Bato^bui j( 4 4Np 12 07a
" Columbia (Union Depot>. ! fla)p J i.v?
Ar. Ohnrlotto.. 9 45a
Ar. f)anvllle. . . * f761a TSy
Ar. Rli-hinoiiJ ? Atfta
Ar. Waahm?(ton. : f 5S TWp
" rtaltimore Pa. B. B 9 12* 114&r>
" Philadelphia. ! 11 Hf* 1 C/Vi
" Now York : 2u?p eia?
+ Daily 4xo?pt Sunday.
Slaepine Car Lina between Charlextou aau
Atlanta, via Auguata. making <~onn?otlona ?t
Atlanta for all uolnta North and Wen.
Conn action at Atlanta with Chlcairo and
Florid* apeolal, daily except Sunday. Mm*
luxurioi^a train in the world.
ConnMiiona at Columbia with throneh train*
for Waahlnaton and the Baat; ?iM for Jaokaon
rlllr Mad all Florida Pointa.
FBANK 8. OANNON. J. M. CULP.
Third V-P A Oen. Mgr., Traftlo Manager,
Washington, D. O. WaahisgUKt, D. <i
KOBX, W. RUNT,
Dir. Pa*? Aft.,
Ch?rlaAon, 8. O.
?. H. HAHDWICK. W. H. TATLOX.
? Aaat ??n P?? Agt?
waahlnjrton. D. a AtUsis. Os.
O M FORT,
Contractor and Builder,
CAMDEN. 8. C.
ReUest#i fornishe*) on all kinds
of work. PatvooRg# tolioiud ud
MlltflMtlM |||f|?(l4,
~rrln~
PERFECT and permanent aro tho
cures by Hood's Sarsaparilla, bo
?ausc if makes pure, rich, healthy,
life and health-giving BLOOD.
NOTICE
I ni? prepared to p\y the highest
market price hides, wool, bees wax
ami nil country produce. Patronayosi
licited, Respectfully,
K. J A CORSON.
A CARD.
I wish to inform the public that T am
prepared to furnish first-class lumber on
sliori notice. I am located on Mr. 0? I?
Shiver's place nix miles south-east, of
Camden. Mr. F. II. Arrants is in
charge of saw. Send your orders di
rect t<> mo, or leave them at S. N. Sow
ell \ lie's and tVy will receive prompt
attention,
. J. F. WEST.
NORTH-WESTERN R. R.
TIME TABLE NO. 4
In ElToct Sunday, Doc. 2, 1900.
lie! ween Wilsons Mill anil Sumter
sout iilxitir;?l Dull* ex. Sunoay Northboun I
J.'i Mixed 7 i
r M S TATIONS. r.Ktr
CO Lv. Sumter Ar. 12 30
2 03 N W .Ju net i n 12 27
2 'J0 Tindnl 11 55
?> ,ri0 Pad Rville 11 30
3 '>0 Silver 11 0i
3 30 ) , j io 35
4 or. f {10 00
I 30 Summerton 0 55
?") 10 Davis 9 20
5 30 .Toi don I) 08
GOO Ar "Wilsons Mill Lv 8 48
Hetween Millard and St. Paul
7>'t 7Daily ex Sunday 72 74
p m a m Mixed am I* M
3 30 10 00 Lv Millard A r 10 35 4 f.5
3 40 10 10 Ar St. Paul Lv 10 25 3 55
Between Sumter and Camden.
<>U 7 1 Mixed 7 O OH
e m a m Daily ex Sunday am p m
r, 4.r? 0 50 Lv Sumter Ar 9 10 6 16
5 r.o 9 52 X W Junction 9 05 5 10
?? !?*> 10 !") Dalzell 8 85 4 40
<5 30 10 30 Borden 8 00 4 20
<? 45 10 oo Kemberti 7 40 4 05
?> 55 10 55 Ellerbee 7 80 4 00
"20 11 20 Sou. Uy. Junction 7 10 8 40
7 30 11 30 Ar Camden Lv 7 00?v8 80
pm am (8, C, A Q. Ex. Depot) am ru
Hetween Sumter and Camden.
O 7 Through Froight. OO
fi 00 Leave Sumte^ Arrive 9 35
f> 02 N, \V. Junction 9 30
?J 30 Dalzell 9 00
'! 1"i Tiorden 8 40
7 10 lCemherta 8 15
7 20 Kllerbee 8 05
7 55 Sou. Ky Junction 7 48
S 10 Ar. Camden Le. 7 83
A. M. P. M.
THOS, WILSON, Preaidtnt.
JAPANESE
PILE_C0RE
A New niyi ('oiiiplcti! Treatment, consisting of
sl itomtOimkm, ( H|>xiiifs of ointmanf and
?v. ,i i,?..\i-8 at mm inent. A novel" falling cur?
?'?r iten <if every nature ami degree. It make*
ui operation witn tlie knife, winch U painful
tii?l often ir-Kiiits In ii.-iith, linfiecreasary. Why
?MHliiri* this t?*rrit.|e ileo-nm-? \\ e pack ? written
<?iinrsintri-in cadi $1 Hot. No f'nre, No Pay,
.vv and fi a t<ox, fi for fft. Kentliy mall. 8uo*
plea free.
OINTMENT, 25c. and 50c.
CONSTIPATION 'SX-ffBSStEZ
Pellet* lie- jrrcat i.iver an-l stomach heaolator
inil MiooiM'urliler. Small, mild anil pleasant t?
?nkp, csp/dailymUpteil for children's use. M
?lo*?*? i*, rcnta. v. M. Zemp A DePssa, tola
.ipent*, ( 'am.Ion, S. C.
VIGOR MEN
EASILY. QUICKLY tnrf t?EB
MANENTLY BESTORED.
MAKNETtC 111
la sold with a wVlttso gnaraat** to
? **. U,\DlMJn?l ? H/rtaria. fftrmm MMfi
Lost vitality. Seminal Loaaes, rail w MiapM
the reanlt of Worry, 3r?ft?CSSbi
of \ out h or OTer-ladn l?c?-a. Pi tea U; r7 "*
W. Sol.l only hy r. *. Zeiap A ~
A genu, < amdaa. 8. C.
RU8TI CO HON ROOT ATO
PENNYROYAL DIIU0^
HawbJt Csm
R?ot and Pannyroyal VraMl*