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CAMDKN, S. l\, M\K. 1'. n>'?l ?
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Governor Molt I'm\Ioi, ol leu
IlOHsee, is to deliver a lecture in I
Kock Mill on the evening ol the
J9th in?t.
It Is hinted that Admiral Dewey
and Senntor Clmuncey Drpew me
CxpOcUnT to arrive at Aiken in a
few (luyH to make u shoit st'i\.
There is no doubt about it but
that the g i ent need ol ('amdon and j
Kr<Tfitmw ctiunty is rmnlt nv.mifnc '
luring enterprises, and it behooves
our citi/.onrt generally to footer al!
enter j-rises o! this kind wlrilnocvei.
Klre fthould hi" closely watched
^now. An unusual nnin*??:r of dir
hjLt'i'b caused by tlii'i element have
ported v\ ilhin t he laat ft w
dayw, and it is not surpi iain^. I'ue
is more dangerous at this season
thaM any oilier. All vegeta
matter is deadest niid most combin
tible, and tin* pievailing winds give
winft to HpaiKs niid fan the (lames.
very HparU ol (in; lliat is not n< c
ceHHiiry should lie extinguished, e\
t.jj in fi rcpliiccs, unless cio.se! \
guardud, and every possible. s;:f< -
oUnrd should he thrown around i I
combustible materials.
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A o exchange truJ.ht"?i 1 '? v iein uUa:
What a howl would go up '? li"'
nnwspftpf'.rs wero 1o criticise tho in
dividual as freely as the indivi Innl
critieisen tin; ncwsjapoM. Kvery is
buo of a newspaper in a mantle <d
charity and the matter which is 1< l'<
out?truth and fjoHsip? \v.?uid etpnd
ill volume the mailer published. If
an editor were to ge' out a eohl laet
edition home day and then climb a
tall tree and watch the result whew
what a loirihlo slalo ol alVurs he
would witne?? ? il he lived t<> m c
nnythinj^. When yon foel like ent
ieisin^ the editor, remember how
much h?> suppresses that he does not
publish ami ho as charitable as he.
Senator MeLauriti, it is positive
ly stated is no longer a Democrat.
His name linn been wtiiekcn from
the Democratic caucus roll, and
this has been done with the en
dorsement of the ei-nlieman him
He I f.
However, the Senator has since
denied this report, lie ?oiyH he
merely Htaled that he lelt a delica
cy in attending the caucus on cer
tain (pieHtioiiN where he differed
with his party associntes hm it
might einbamss tle ii di liherat iwiis.
lie added that if hnfiluh and
Blrcuglh permit lie "ill present
these issues as best he can in the
next Deniocialie piiinary in his
State.
I'lOW illg.
Tho ICn<|uirer hoard much talk j
recently, indicating that 111?> doc
trine of deep plowing is titkin^ ??j
firmer hold on tho farmers than ev
er before. The matter is not con-|
fiued to nny j??? r t ion I h r section of I
tho county, but it seems tint the)
farmers of alni'M* every section :m
giving it at lent ion.
Mr. S. II. K;>pw, t.f Foil Mill
township, wum in Yiukvilli- Momhv,
and in the course <>f a oonwr^at ion
with the reporter,snid that there has
1)0^(1 more work done in his n< i_;!t
borhood than has over been known
before up to this lime. There had
been two weeks of good weather
willi the ground in line lix and tho
. farmers had been making the best
' possible use of their time.
Mr. Kpps said that so,far as his
section is concerned, he thinks the
present stimulus to deep plowing
has arisen from the very satisfac
tory results that have been derived
from that kind of preparation for
wheat sowing, l'eoplo generally
bare seen what it will do for wheat,
.... and they reason that it ought to do
tWnne for other crops.?York
* vtlle Enquirer.
The above is very timely. A
i: yilUmttt of ?ide expericncc and
? who knows what ho is talking
ft bo at, stated in The Chronic'e of
rtiya ago that there was
bi about It that the great
Vur county was deeper
?'
For HptfoY* Jfoail*.
v;j l,(, < lit hlsl WkJ k 8 if+HIS??
written by-A Northern visitor.'* ? aLiUJ
V( jy coiuijMM ntiii) to our city, its
splendidA-liir'ato, ?nd {<ood winter |
icoort ?.?>u ??- if) not Rt all exa^'irated. j
Korluntfolv 'lie writer, (no ?!??*?t>t
lout of tie kindness of his heart; j
K!ii?l notnin?{ about our roads and
drives. If he had, svo tiio afruiri
there would hasu U'wi fcomo vt-rj'j
plain statements mill not ?(uiU? mi
j>1 i mm ? u tft iy ?
()nc city i t>11 it? it mulct form' )
Mayor /.riii|), commenced the work
of putting out streiIs in ^ood con
dition, and cei tainly deserve jjruat
credit, mul the thanks of the eo.'Mnu.
idt) rtt inr^tt "I im pri'Hont council
lave been <toii?f,' some f^ood work
The lo w culverts arc u (jreat im
prov< ui? at <>\ir tli?< old woodon
?<. :?ii l 11 iteming the trees
haft helped the !.?,.*?, of otir htr?M*l?
I h>-1<* n. ii''>v'?? v? ? r, lots more room
f;ti' int|*i?>vcmenl. For instance, our i
Main strict i> ^.MinoMiUy well coveri (1 |
will. |?u|#?-r-* mi I rubbish, pre-?otilin?j; I
ii vi iy uiiti'l} nppt mince. W hy not
paint. a h w barrels and [?l?io<? IIh iu i
il.oul t wo hundred feet apart alon^j
the euii> liio , f-.r the papers And |
[ mbbi.ih, pass mi nrJiiimnJo/ witli a
j line alt ached lor thm\frin? trash in j
ll.c 1.1 ri i'i. '!'!.?? c Iy carls could
! empty tie- I.hit. Is on-'i' urcvi'ii |wi?*<>
lii.l.tV ii v ? 1 hi" oily lit
I 'Ml ll'llfltl l' Ik elf Jill it 1 t:? t With 1 it-11c I
1"
or ii" i ?
Wo Ik i?e before the end of the
yciir to si-c .M iin r.tr. . t coveri d ^
with ermlu.il ?bw e. Surely we ou.;ht j
llol to hi: 'j ! M hi hind til': oily ol ,
Suinte r.
'I lie >lre? t I ii fr. >li I ol t ho ( ourt ;
Inn, Mill ?! roe I is wii are Odd, <.n?.j
!l,:ilf luunly load,and thu other liu'l i
I in 1.1.?? city huiiIs?wh oever il is il .
| m iii very h:el ?? Midi! i.-n. I! should 1
It.' >.'i:nlrj clear to lioiindary sin el,
and el ay mixed will' tlie fund.
(?ur count v road?. all within Iwo
nr three miles of the city limits are
hail, so had ill fiii t, 1 hlit I hey Could
n >t jiiisHihlv ho any wors*', and it is
iut woinhi thai i.tln'1" S lit h I aT'iliiia
winter i r.sort town, iial'uin of the;
.?no 1 start that Cam h n has inieh':
use tliis as <~n nr/uni-Mil a^a'list us.
[ i'aiie lor instanef. tln? #>\f '?ik? ??? ??!
| hvlUeinn stin t, north from li und-l
j ary Why h yond il'ihkirU !iin, san I |
j from t wo to ?? i; ht inehea ?h' p. i "t
til tit ilrj*"e an o\ ?'ar1 over.
Kaii si I'l.s't m.-rt'i ol 15 >uu'l-ti \ if-;
jilsl :i i I? i.I. in t ?et si,mis ??H i! I ! ?
' on' o:i on !?? 1 i t :?, " ^ a 1 ?> ^ "Ui
i
Jhordes "
KirUwood has a ('oniu)oii or I'.irk,
JI hi' 1 > iii -tit and ae 1 sin.l m il?'' it Jil
' iiiomI illl| os'iihle to ? ,a -s through it
1 It eihlM a' v.-ry httlo e\p'ion: lie
' ma In \ i ry al I ra.'t i\?'
} ,\ ^'icat deal ol moncv h is I
! m|)< ol on I.I.e l*.d() uroiin Is and
[Countrv ('iuh l?uili"linv?. The mads
up theiv from 1!? <? city aru v.'r\ l ad,
and :ilt? r d irk daii'.Ti-iuUs. I h* v
should he put in j^oo I condition at
an eai 1\ day.
The question before ns K Why ^
lean t w?i have j^ood I'onnly road*- j
ICI.iy and pave! arc clo.se at hand j
1 ]t is imt to lie rvpreted thai "111'
I coil ii t v roads are all to ho made per
I feet al once, hut surely t.he timo has
Iconic when a change for the better
I should ' ike plaec
! ]*> t the County CotnmlssioneiH
I make a start by tjlvinjz lis ,.ne j,'oo?l
I road, well graded and Chived-.-!H>I
I done I y "working the road ' but eiv
on out by eonlract to a competent
I and rofponfiili'e contractor
Good ronls will Ilonellt us gronlly
? >ur X >rthern friends liko to rid?
?trnl drive; we r\l! enjoy this pleasure'
and pi.).] road* will Ini n^* more poo
plo rvny Year and help place Cain
?Ion and Kershaw County in the fore
moMt rank of winter resorts in the
"Sunny Sou'h," and !>y the .increase
ill pr<>|>cr!v 111 it would In' (Ik natur
al result of in w comri'S the eountv
won!J be largely the (*:iiner from
taxes wlneh would jiiN'ruo therefrom.!
_
II i* with plfi*jur<? tlii* I'hoChron
id-' liTvriiH ll. it Mr. W. I \ ilh pifjuo j
who n??w in W iiMiiiiijjlon is d.iiii^1
i t'in.-ii U.'.li! v wrll f.^r himself. lie has
I
r* ci ivo 1 sever il iMinpliiinintary |
motions recentIv. I" 1 si-? will ho pleas- j
ant news to Mr. Villepi;jue's friondti J
who are legions I.ere
. ...
Mr. IV H. Allen, cm* <>f I ho men
named by iho grand juiy hh txion-j
sively engaged in the Anderson i
slavery business, diod suddenly lastj
Friday. Mr. Alton eatnc to town
iu his bugjjy, driving ilie 10 miles
from his lionic at Starr on the Co
lumbia, Newberry and Laurens
railroad. Ho went, as waa his cu8
to.n, to the stable of Mr. J. S. Foo
ler, another of the "slave owners,'*
with whom Mr. Allen waa eonnect
#
od in a bu?iue?rt way. Ite com
plained of feeling nnwoll and a phy
nician gave him some medicine and
told btm lo lie down. FifUcu min
Uwr b? wm found d??d.
Iii u rooont iHMio, tho i'hilHtlclphia
Not'ln A tiifj icuu i>H)h :
| ? Tlii* N.ii Jli AuiriicH'j ri-j.Tfin tii^t
| Ju-lrM !'> r:-;t [.'M-l.oti Ik HjO pur
p<\,so;? ui I!:..s j :n j uhh^lii
tllO t i-h'l llr, <j\ Kit OWM ?! j V(." I it)M
Ir u 1*1 M<? ti> W!! lihnhl ClT.'li!
from tl>? Si mi i it i Hroiii-H court or
,^r.-uul j? ?rv, v.iwi it wis! i???t withhold
StlHl Cli'illf will ll( Vi'l' I ^ is (I 111!. N??l
was tlu ri1 any inclination t<i ^ivo the
<iiliji el u p ? It i civ I i urn. The North
A iiu;! icmi i:??-r** 1 v s?iivv w hat <J ti? I;??? |
lionet fulmiti wui 11 lie Hint the
wink Tir/riM-K nrotJorl protection from
Llit? .str< iiff pUnti is, nnil L1 >1 th^law.s
of ^'ontli ('arolinn were not rfHpcetcl.
I lirrctWn it f'/iwi l ii 'il itself with t}.??
I il r?.'?? > ii j>l el H (it ih?' fjilt 11 nilr
knovvn thi' f tct s iii its p.'9?r-sioti and
ii|)p?'ali'l to piil>liu opinion to com ct
tho evil.s tliil tl 'iirishrd nnch(-ci<c'i
The S iiitii ('molina court. find ;;rnn I
iii'V linvi* now he fit thcjr energies t<>
I his w rk of fot tt i tion. mi l none is
readier li; ii I lit- Xorih Npnci if iii to
ollt r tin in pr iis?: for ? h ^ tl.cy have
iicooiu ? Imliril."
'I'lu' Chronic'e teams from ?;ooo
authority tliu? ('on-rcteitnaii l.:t..iti
will ho ii cuii11 (]:?((> in |ho next i urn
pai.n fur I'niled MIh'ih Senator
John L. M> I/'iiiriii.
liy a,recent tcht it litis n jih
cevLuiniil that the hjiicad of ytllow
fever Is canst (I I a r _ e 1 y hy m<>H(|tii>
tOI'iH.
K.x President ilttrriHon tl(oil at
his Iti>iiii i ; I n11ianapolis on Wed
tu .ul i \ a I l.rr n *?on ?L 1 o'clock.
< vr;u3?'<! School
?k?n;KN VICTORIA.
No sov? r?? i-*i? has been morn v?>?I
jin'l h-inned throughout their realm
thai I he late 1 uieen Victoria. of Kng
1 in<!.
Victoria wan horn in Irtlu. Daily in
her lite she wus betrothed t<> Albert- of
S-i\e Coburg-< totha. A3 a young gut
Victoria 11: t < I II o I'll H < if . ever be I'u 111 i It g
( iiii cn <p| Knglaml. I111 of her father s
,,1.1,-1 l.ioiheis had several children, l?ut
the rh ilil rcii of < ii'ornc IV, her father's
si Inuthi-r, >?ll died before that king
himself. Next in order of succession
-tooil William, the next brother t<>
(ieorgc ; hi* children also died before
ilifii father, ami in the meaiitiine \ icto
i ia's father, the I Mike of Kent, hn?l
ami s.' Victoria was the only direct de
,, , i,(|. i.t left t-> assume I hi- rr'ojui.
When Victoria became ijnoeii, in
I ,h V7. i( \\as ilesi>'<?? 1 that she should hreak
I. i i i.tNfi.'i'inrnt to Albert, but who was
i? mn.Mi in I' ve with liini that she would
i,,)! consent to marry Home roval person
i si iiir tilt' sake of nnpearancoH, So hIih .
ha ! tn court Alhert. ami then git Up he
f..i. l\u liamcnt : 111 ? l it peat every Word ^
that xhe had khi<I to him. In 1810 Queen
\ irlnii'i vsas nmrrieil to Albert
in I .s?? * I' i i nee A1 hi rl died. After hi?
.Ii itli lie- ?nicrii 11?*ver pres!ded at I'ar-,
]; nii' iit and iii v e r at tended the inland
;;.;.i lion* <? f the realm, :is site Inn! t? >r
I I v 1 II i w. || <? her A i low *S Weeds
: 11.111 lie- el'.'i ??! her 111--. 1
1'itiii.g ihe r? ? i*? n 'it '/neen \ iel>.?i ia.I >r
' lie ' tiate I hi* llliv'i illlte poW. r of i h-.oH
n_' (In- J'riine Mini-tii' and Members of
the ( ahinet was taken lioiii the Sover*
? i^n . and iibo.at the same time,the sover
ei11 was deprived id the veto power.
It was during this illustrious reign that
the .Jews were admitted to Parliament.
Vietoiia died on Jan. ll'?l, at t)s
i^MiK il u>e, mi tlm I.nle -.I Wight. Her
l.tMt words were n1 out the boer War,
w hii'h was lilways A source of grout (triof
(?> t i i - n-ible woman
A" t H*n as flu- died, il was proclaimed
i!i line hi ealh : ' 'the < Mieen is (lea I : long
II ve t he k i !i?
\ 1 iu rt IMward. formerly Prince of
Will, s, is iniw kill).? K inn Kdward \ II
-the .seventh I'Mwaril that baa ruled ov
ir Kngland, all <>f whom were very
?? 11'? iriif and great, except Kdwnrd II,
alti -gl?>. Bessie C. Zemp.
? iKKAT 1! N?i LIS II M< >N A I5CIIS.
11 w e glance over the page* of Knglifch
llisi.-rv, we will tin I a great many moil
:?r..hs w lio have ruled in Kngland, from
the tiiiiu of Kghert, 817, to the present
lime.
< itie ..f the first great names we see is
that of William the CoiHjuoror, or Wil
liam I. who ertiv.o over from Normandy,
Hiihl, and fought the battle ?if Huntings,
and lieeime King ot l'.ngland. Nearlv
11 v e i y o n e know# of how William claimed
that Kngland had been proinued^to him
l.y Kdwaul the Confessor, the King of
Kngiand before W illiam, who had spent
his early vears at the court of J)uke Wil
limn of Normandy, and ii was wldle he
w as at thin place that he promised Wil
liam the crow n ; but, when he became
king. I"' advi?"d the court that at his
.1. ath lhoy < lect an Knglislimnn for king, i
n.ey delected Harold, a rela'ive of I'd-,
ward, and this was the king whom Wil
liam fought Hir.iinst at the Hattle r f I f r *
ihil'h. William wan u gieat monarch ; ho
1 iid the foundation <?! ii u-reat mor.iueliv
lie int roduecd 'lie Komau Cath<ili<
, e!i"ion as \ he religion of the
Kngliidi. He oU'ended the Knglish
l.eojde hi caiiftv lie brought men from
No i inandv !?> tnaKe up 11 iv court, hut
this wa? :i great help to the Knglish, for.
I ii -fore, t iiev v\ i. i Id not have much int i i. ;
course with foreigners, and this made!
them hi ttei acouaintcil with ntln-r gov
??. mnenis, und had a great inlbiem-e uc
n their langu-ige.
An.itliei ii real uionarch is I'd .van! Ill
wdio i ii gaged in the hundred years war
? iii I ranee, and wa- vi-torioiis in the |
! uiles of P.lit' r^ and Crecy. I'M ward I 1
\r .s also great ; Wales and Scotland were I
i i ii juered during his reign.
NN e etime on dow n to the time of the
'ludors.nnd see Henry VII the first of the
Tudor*, who gained hi? orown at the hat- j
lli* of r>Dn\\ t) rthfield, 1 Henry VIP*
-on. H<? 11rv VIII, was the monarch who
hrnke oH'tr'HU the Catholic t'burcb and
founded the Church of Kngiand. w ith
himself as head. I'd ward V 1 , llic son
of Henry VIII. was a great prom iter of
the Pi uUvstant ii ligion ami t'ie li rut mon
arch w ho founded public schools
Klicabeth, daughter of Henry VIII,
wa* one of the great inonarclts of Kng
land. I Miring her reign, Kngiand Vie
eaine prominent for defeating the Span
if.Oli ArmaJft, *ent againit her l>y Plijlip
II of Hpnin. This w as h great victory
for KngUnd and showed her supremacy
in nftvnl nlTulrs. Her reign ww * gl?>
rious one, tht? frreat writers in Knglish.
literature flourished in her reign, such
a? Sh*kcipc?re, IUr.on and Spenser.
We pas* over the iponarch* from 1 ??03
nr.ii/1 we come to the reign of Victoria,
w hich i? just over and which lasted fo?'
cistv-tivp venrs.t'rorn to ItrtJl. fhlx
is o"?* of the most ghrritm* rr?gn? of K?g
liflh lliatoo, and will alwav* hold a grsml
i.lrtco in history; ati<l wo hopo tho r?ign
of IMward VII will prove equally u
jcrand, M*?i? ?f.
In
When a man once finds tli.it wo make him hotter Clothes,
and fur less money than he has heen paying?lie's our custom
I?? r. More and more men aie finding this out, year after year;
and the more Clothes we make, the better \\e make them, and
the inure inom j v e save you.
The u'ar 1000 was tin; must satisfactory we ever had. The
Clothes gent out were a.s mar absolute perfection us Clothes
cun he. We know we shall do bigger and better things in 1001
?the first \ear of the Twentieth Century.
I am the s< le ugent in Camden for the world renowned
house of \\ ana maker Ov 1'rown, of Philadelphia, and it is no
hull low, \ain boast, hut plain everyday fact that this is the
greatest trading establishment in America and will take pleas
ure in proving these statements to you w hen you come to see
us. Better not order Clothes until you do see us
Very Kespocl iully,
JUST OPENED!
Stock all new and Fresh.
8 have just opened up a select line of
groceries, fruits, vegetables, ete., and re
spectfully solicit a share of your patron
age. <*ivenie a call. ^*y goods are
a!l fresh.
Ono DoorsSouth of Hirsch Bros & Co.
R. B. WILLIAMS.
PIIOISTEI OO.
WEDDING
PRESENTS!
\\ 1 ifii looking for Wedding Presents don't fail to give
me a call. Everything you can think of in Sterling Silver
ware and .Jewelry. Time and space prevents us from men
tioning t he many other articles we have. Suffice it to say
that anything you Mailt in this lino we have. Be sure to
give uu;a call. Respectfully,
M5 JR. "W'
m
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
v. wiLSOwr,
lUiicksiiiitli And Wheelwright.
I All kinds of Repair Work. Horse-sliocing a specialty
>and only .r>0 cents round. Good work or 110 pay. Every
job guaranteed. On Dekalb St, in front of Collin's Liv
ery Stable. Patronage solicited.
Vours For Tlusiucss,
WALTER V. WILSON.
PASTURACE.
\V?> }iji\??* routed tho pasture fonu'ily
in oliatv of Mr. Helton (iwcin a low
inilos Im Iow < \iniHcu Hii'l ?re prepared
to juu?tnro stoek on Yttost reusonal le
ierins wliieli will I>m made known on Ap
plication. rationale solicited. Wo
iruaranteo t lie very host care of stock.
Wr have ? five Jersey bull for the free
use <<f o?ir custoinrru.
J. I). ** 1). M McCA&KILf*.
J. F. BISHOP at S. A. L. Freight |
Dopot, r.ftn Boll y<?u Egg* for Sotting j
from I
Royal Bluo Strain
Barred Plymouth Eocis.
Price i? > 1 2A for setting (I ? eg)
Write to or call on J. if. Blahoyi. 8. A.
L, P*J?ofc CtpO**, ft. 0..
The Chronicle and Thp Couimon
I or?W. .1. Bryan's paper?one year
i for *2 SO.
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Atlanta, Ga. Describe trouble?
free medical advice given until cu?
ed. Over 8000 voluntary itstimo*
Dial of o^t? bj B. ?. B.
of
TIlKON(i TO 1JI!!
Opera House
STORE.
J lie people know where lo find J>A It O* A I XN.
Our salespeople are Kepi biiM?compelifiou para
lysed. \\ e liave oldv been liere six nionllis, lia\'e
done (lonMe I he business we cxpecled and still
New Customers eome. Small prolils and (^uiek
sales caused <nir ijrenl success. We have bargains
lo offer \ <*;i in r\l i s line of .Merchandise. \\ e do n
km in iviiinmil ru/UTIM I'lllYi'M
i iiMM im nuoinii
liJivM J,ii
And don I fear compel i
i hanking you for \our past favors, we arc
\'ours Very Truly,
. Ai\ID COMPANY.
OVKKA IKH'SM HTOIiE.
We will frtll \i u {.'ooila i lie ape r
than any house in titivii, conic and
M^c. for you 1 self. .S. N. Sowell A Co.
Wu are ItJttilcia 111 the Hour Imis- ;
iness Never lo."e a customer and
11 aking new ones everv day. I>est
Kooda for the least money. S. N.
Sowell Si Co.
New Home Sewiyg JVlachincfc, ftt
Geiflenlieimer'tt,
Don't forget we have special bar- i
gains for you eveiy day. Our store
13 crowded ? nyw customers eome ?
daily, S. N. Sowell it Co.
Lace curtains at all pticc.s ft
Geiacnlieimei'a.
Will at'll ou r cut ire look of cloth
ing and l)ri"*3 linoi!1* at co-*' dur
ing Christmas Holidays. ; <>m? ?
(|Uiek atid get your choice. v X.
Sowell A: Co.
Close Connection with S. A L. Trains
at Southern Pine*.
The Pinehisrst 1"'? <?{r.? 1!\ '"?? w 'ha
new anil well 1 |1 leciric it;, line
l.avu arrnn^i-d l>r I.In !r:> cats (.> meet
hII S. A. I.. Mains at S.mthtrn l'incs in
Mit itiK direct connection to an i front
I'ifielnirst. This 1 1
I'inehtirst the |>U us,.re ? ,f mm Klei Inc car
ride through < iroves <>t j?icture*?]ut! )? i
and liolly. IU 11ii^ lontt* enters
reach l'inchnt.-l JJO minutes afu-i tumid
at Southern, 1'ineH The.se cars also
leave I'ilichurst 25 minutes before de
parture of Tr%ins from Southern Pines.
Baggage1 may l?e cheeked through to i
I'inehcrst. Kor information rail on ^on
board Air J.iue Kailwav Aeent.
DR. JOS. M. BRANNON,
DKNTIST.
OHice up stairs front room over Hank
of Camden.
5
Contractor and Builder,
CAMDEN. 8. (\
Estimates furnished on all kinds)
<?f work l'tttronajre solicited and
satisfaction guaranteed.
Tie Eqnitatile
LIFE ASSMNCE SOCIETY,
"Strongest In tl>e World."
Unparalleled in (Jrnwtli
Unequalled in Dividends.
Unapproaelialde in Strength.
Unhesitating in Payments.
Unvieldinj; in Piiiu iple. *
Assets $300,000,(100.00.
Surplus $0;5,oi)0,<joo.ou.
Consultation and Kxauiinntion Free.
J. WILLIE DUNN, Auent.
t'anuii n, S. (
jlil). S. H UM 4 Si
?manufacturer's ok?
Doors, Sash, B'inds,
Moulding, Building Material,
Sash Weights and Cord.
CHARLESTON, - . - - S. C,
Purchase our makes, which
wc guarantee fmi>erior to any
sold South, and thereby save
money.
Window and Fancy Glaus a
4p*oi%1ty. !)?c 29 '99
?*>CF?FECT |? i imiiHMit tiro the
Binm'fi l>y Hood's Snrwiparilla, l>o
rausc it niitkt'H pure. rich, healthy,
lit.' ami BLOOE).
NOTICE
! Mm proj-iiri<1 to piy the highest
market price !? r hides wool, boes <V;iX
ami al! iininliy product". FntrOnago ?o-J
licited. Ke.-pt clfully,
l{. .1 Al'OliSO'N.
A CARD.
! wish to inform the. public that I am
l>i< pHicfi to inriii>li first-class lumber on
lh??rt n<>t!<.'('? 1 am located on Mr. O. !?
Shiver's place six miles south-east fit
Camden. Mr. F. 11. Arranta is in
chart:*1 of saw. Send your orders di
rect to n.c, or 'cave tliem at S. X. Sow.
t fi iV i.Ir.'s ami tin'y will receive prompt
Mh'fiti -n, ' J. F. WKST,
NORTH-WESTERN R. R.
TIME TABLE NO. 4
id Eluet Sundav, Dec. 2, 1900.
!?elv?t'<*n Vnhnns )Ii!l and Sumter
-J: <l i'ai.> f.\. snii.iay Morthbo'in I
7 ?'{ Mixed 7 '*
i m ST \TI()NS. r, m.
-i" T.v. SunHj r Ar. 12 .'JO
- (;'i N W Juiict i ji 12 27
J i'u Tir .lal 1165
l'at 1.; \ illo 1 1 80
3 -'(> Silver 11 0 >
3 ??? I m;,i 1 < 10 36
? Do ) } 10 00
1 80 Summcrton 9 Mi
?"> 10 Davis <> 20
"> 30 .lotdon {) 08
?> CO Ar Wilsons Mill Lv 8 18
He! ween Millard and St. Paul
7.'{ 7 ?"> Daily ex Sunday 7'* ' 7-1
i? v a m Mixed a M r M
3 30 10 00 liV Millard Ar 10 85 4t,5
411 10 Id Ar St. l'uul Lv 10 25 3 55
IMwcen Siiinter and Camden.
00 7 I Mixed 70 OS
i- m a m Daily ex Sunday a m p M
5 45 it 50 I,v Sumter Ar 9 10 5 15
1 50 9 52 X W Junction ? 9 05 5 10
1; I", 10 15 Dalzell 8 35 4 40
?; 30 10 30 Borden 8 00 4 20
<; 45 in >0 1{emberts 7 40 4 05
?5 55 10 ;,5 F.llerbeo 7 80 4 00
7 20 11 20 Sou. Hy. Junction 7 10 8 40
7 30 11 30 Ar Camden Lv 7 00 8 80
r m a m (S, C, A O. Kjj, Depot) ilk r il
Hetween Suuiler ami Cnmmn.
O 7 Tli roil ah Freight. OO
(1 00 Leave Snmtc Arrive 0 35
0 02 X. W. Junction 9 30
?; 30 Dalzell 9 00
?; -45 Borden 8 40
7 10 Romberts 8 15
7 L'O Kllerbee 8 05
.Son. Uy Junction 7 46
Ar, Camden L'J. 7 35
A. M. P. M,
TTIOS. WILSON. freHulcn',
JAPANESE
PILEJJURE
A New ar,.| roinplcto Treatment, cnnalatlnff of
^T ci OHTOKII'S, capsule* of omtinenf and
' v " iiiim < <,f (nut 111 <'iit, a never falling cor?
f-.r 1'iii-s of t v. ry iiul lire *u<| degree. It makefl
in operation witti the knife, winch Is painful
:tn?l nfsi'ii 1 <*?ij i- in (lentil, nnneccesHary. Why
i-.'i'liire tln.i ten iltie disease? \\ e pack n written
'.ii uaiiti c tu carii || |t?>x. No Cure, No Pay.
mnl Ji a i,o.\, fur |5. Sent by wall, 6ar\*
PICA ff <???.
OINTMENT, 25c, and DOc,
CONSTIPATION 1?WK1R;
ihe great l.iver nn<l Sloirmeh heuulator
?'!"l 0 <">d I'urliier. Small, m 1 Id ami pleasant to
'Hkc. < N|i*elni:> adapted for children'* use. ftO
>l'.?eH i"? i cuts. K. M. Zcllip A DePOSS, SOlO
npciitH, Cumileil, S. .....
VIGOR " MEN
KASILY. QUICKLY and PER
M ANKNTLY RESTORED.
UUlM
i? HOi'l with a written Ruamnteo toCareltaoaa*
iiU. Ht?, Dlzzltic* , llynterU, Nervou? D?btlUjr,
U>*t Vitality, Hemtual t.odsi'B, Falling Heinory?
!'.<? r**ult of over-work, Worry, Slckney, KfTOTl
of Youth or OvufliHlRIftitc*,' TI1<!?T; Iboxae
f.V S4iid only by F. M. Zerap A DePaM, 80l?
Agent*. i amdcn. X. C.
iiuOT'a COTTON ROOT A"D
PENNYROYAL DILLS^H
V nhviiya reliable & | Hftfe. fenpiil*.
LADIES! alway* ask lor Runt's Cettoa
Hoot, ami Pennyroyal Potnal* PfUa>
They never fail and never Injur*. Hell
ed to any add ret* on recefot of $11Tw*~
*>1.
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