Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

- ret* mm?*.--. .. ? ... PUBLISHED KVKUY KIM DAY BY W. Xj. Md)O WELIi. Bubhcuii'Tion Ratk? : On?? year , $1 .AO, iBix montlm, 7ft ct'ii11*; llueo molilb*, 4!) oonU.' Hi'fKH roK Advkktisinu Ordiiuuy triinaleut advcrtiMUton ta, Hr.\t insertion $1,00 por .square ; oach ?ubat'qii?>itt in sertion ^0c6uta pur square. CVudidatea' Card* (or County oiltci-a $1,00. Congressional ^lo 00. BuuiueiH local a, ft coma per lint' eacb in Mot'tioil. O'XninuuicationH will.hi- publinlii"! u lien of intoroflt to 11449 ^onnral public ami n >t of a defamatory nature. Nro if aponaibility will l?o aasuinod for tin* i vlowa of correapondenta. Rttoa for contract advortldintf will tic an | nounood upon applicntion at t lie otl'v.. Remittance* by chocks, drafts and powtal uionoy ordera should be made pay.ddc i to ' W. I<- McDOWKI I,, (lamden, S. (5, GAMDKN, 8. (J.. MAY H?, H?oi Senator MoLanrin will apeak n Yurkvillo on tho 3rd <>f .Juno. We publish to-day in a readable form (clear type and well printed) the TrOR8urer1n report, We are auie .ll'will bo a pleasure to the j.uI>IU to read it at* published by uh, Some peoplo overrate their own importance, and take thing* to - thfimbelvt'B at timea with amusing celerity. When a cap IIIh, howev er, the "bust thin# to do la to put n' on oveu though many others might wear it witb comfort.? Kx. Never weic truer woids spoken tban tboae which wo take fiom The Hethune Kntorprisd,%A man who| puts in hia time in an ell'ort to smirch the names of other men j will, at the end, have no good name himself. It ia impossible to deal in slander and \ itu peration all tin \ timo and keep one's self clean." The gross profits of the Kerahaw dispensary for the we< Ic end n<_' April 27, were $lltt.:i2, 1'iettv "goott for hard limeH, and a large proportion of men, who if yon anl< them for what tliey owe yon, will tell yon that they are uualde to pny yon, and have a(. the same time a bottle in their poekot and tin scent on their hieath.? Kershaw Era. Old ILIUM'S and Hooks. The undersigned would greatly appreciate information ?n to a?iy old .newspapers, mannset i j?t m, hook s rrlilia or objects of historic interest in tjie possession of any of the poo pie of our County, whether of tin town or country. We would be glad to have an oppoit unity of in specting any such article, and any entrusted to either of na would he j carefully preserved and returned. Tlios .1. K ti k I and, K. M. Kennedy To-day is memorial day. All over our beloved Southland will the graves of our fallen heroes In decked with Springs richest and rarest flowers'. How heuutiful and truthful ore the following lines from our immortal 11 o 11 r> Ti!P"od: "Sleep sweetly in your humble craven. Sleep, martyred a fallen tause, Though yet n<> murlde <-<ilurnn t ravflw. The pilgrim hero to pause. "Iif seed* of laurel in the earth The hloesom of your fame i* blow n, And somewhere, wnitinc for 'ts birth, The abaft la in the stone." " Meanwhile, helinlf the irmly yearn Which keep in trust your storied t<?n11 , Behold! vour sisters ItrintC their te.irs, Ami these memorial blooms." "Small tributes! hut your shades will ?mile More proudly on these wreat lies to-day Than when some cannon-moulded pile I Shall overlook this hay." "Stoop, hr^i'Ih, hither from the .ski*-*' There is no holier *pot of ground Tlinn where defeated valor lies. My mourning beauty crowned !" SOUTHERN RAILWAY The Official Houte to Chnknmnu^a and Memphis For the Cnvoillng of South ('rtmlin.i Monument , Chickamangu l'aik, Ma\ 27th, and Cnited Confederate Vrtor.nn.H' Re-union,^lpniphiM, Trim., May 'JMIi, 20th And ,'lbth, l'.'Ol, Spt-eial rt-ilnrt-d rate* via Southern liail way for both tht m occasion* are : Kate for the Itountl Trip ? From Camden. S, L\, to C liaU.inou^.i and return, 812.10. From Camden, S. C-, to MciupbU and return, $18.95. Round trip tickets from Chattanooga to Lytle Station (Chicaamauga) twenty flve ccnta (2*>c ) Tickets to Chattanooga and return, a<-- j cottDt of Unveiling Ceremonies, on pale ] May 24th, 25th and 2Cth, food to return Until May 80lK, 1?H>1. Ticket* to Mem phi a and return, nr. count Confederate He-union, on tale 25th, 2?th and 27th, good to return 4U?, 1001. Tlteae tickcla may be extended until June 19th by deponit ?t Memphis with the Joint Agont, and payment of a fee of fifty (GOc) at time of jdlPQlit, A stop-over of one day will In* permitted at Chattanooga. Tenn.. either ?a tbejeioc or return trip, to enable the ^BotUh Carolina Veterans to visit Chick - Park to witneaa the Unveiling n of the South Caroline tickets will be told by all princi. la eI tke Southern Railway, tkh aMNit Southern Railway < ? railed Nclioo! XotrH, ST(M>Y or A I'ICTTUK. %&' "A I)in(ii?gui?'u' I Mi-niIK-r of tho liu iiuiiiO Suciciy." 1 rlix Jm tlio n?'?iQ of tl.i., fmi<vn ili>_ llw In Iojicm to tin; K'j'nl M'lukH uli>< jj.uul llii ir livi , (he ?rmw ' AI|iH? ll is 11 roll wii.i.'i'M ij.iv wln n tlif Ihi')ifit I .*? t. IJ( rimitlfmrc nut oat mi Mii'ir ?lnklv 11 i|> < ovi r M.<? n:<?1111(31 i 11 -< Felix, whidi i.' tlx- , 1,11??i< iiii- i.f nil tlm hiiH limtf. %vI?iI?? Hli r."..'y fiiir. with I it r fit' Wrmvn |?(il v i >vi r Ins l?o<l> lie in \s ;i|kiu'_'tliioin;! 11 ? ? n n>?? \i t!i his l.nk-'if-T htWtf ,'ironmt tnv ti'vk : when h.J.lllll.ly lilt OII'IJOS tu :l h t )t 1111 >< ( 111, I. \ iiiif hy hid fi t-1 i? ;i |Hi'it* ir.ts.hr, wlm hiiM Imm' his ? ?v in i llnjl'in;.' I hit !??-.'>* Hllil, I'X 111J ?! t*l ? 1 , fill H'll.c|i"M to Ml" u'ruun'i. J i'lix tit chi^ him loill luiioil in (lie hlliiw, r?|iiilly :?liuVi ? III"' III.Ill iu'o'hM liin I *ii 'fti' 1 < t) ? nit i.. or tho fai r until iiv ruvr. ?> l ho nlio\ Oil tmivolor ha* tikon tho ('i,:itoiit.s ?</ il Imiih t ami i.? -oi.ii ii^uin iij.on hi.' ilron.l ml j""?oy. < Mii'wTrMiin vv'lioii l o'ix ?-a'A h .* i? 111? la<) hoi in..' 1111 .ss noil i m >i ;no it lit :i i ti sir. him hit loMly (iliint'oil in ?inl "..'a I hi My *?>s?"I thi* J I'U'il; iiiiiii'm Jifo. |-1? r Ihm .1101 t h? ? uhuvo Hionti iiii il fioo'l I1 olix hit^ mm oivoii 1 11 bullion hinlt'o tii*n dtctilfuJ. M any a had ? '."j has u ;; nod sin II.-? Kx. M?n arc ju.sl ,i'4 ??('???I as t licit daily lives indiea'u litem lo la; and no heller.? Kx. Itcuulifill si.!??<?.t inn of ( li'iirs at ( risi;tih('i tlMM NORTII-WISTtHN II. R. 'HMy TA >*lyit-' NO. C Iii KIT. rt Sunday, I >?<?. I !>'?(?. Itrhvcni Wihons Mill ;>iul SuinIrr] vnmM.r.'ir't p-Mtyrr -.????ivy r:t Mix..i !? m \ I I (> N S. ??. *1 ?? ( n I, v. tiiii t?? r A ' ? IV 0 'j o:i N W .1 tiI;? *1 !??!! I ' Tiiw).! It ."?! ?J .Ml Pa. ks\iil.< II - :i I Silv.-r i i o ? j :: :?n t m iii \ m .. I ir, s 1 f I itn Sui'itti.M)on *? in I ?.tvi.s ' !? . II .. ;in ,!..iil-in '?(i.\ C, i?) .\i \\ i'.nns Mil! I.v ? |.i ili'l ween Miil;n (! ;md SI. I'.ml 7.7 ; I >.-?i? _%? < \ s'uhi 1 ;i3' jt i I' M \ .M \ I I \ ? i. Paul I.v I" ? ?> i> < H<?! wt'i'U Simifn* ;in<l ('a I mini. ; / Mix.-d ; o t;\ r M \ M b.lilv l-X SlllldiiV k M I- M ft 'l"" I ;*iO I.v -t:ni!>-i \ r '? lo .'? I.'. ? M) !? r,'? N W .linn li-.n |h (! I . 10 I I II s ;< . mii G ;~ti'i I.-i 7 10 I It". ?J /??) |<? ' i f> I" ! ??rliCT" r ;-??t ? ( tut 7 I'll I I '.'O S''ii. Kv. ,!uih I i' 7 In ;! I.i i .'.11 II .".u \ r ('nniiVl. I ,v ? Oo ::n I* M < M (???'' .\ ??'. I.V. I1" )?"'* A M I VI Urt \virii Smn'cr mill t';;uid. u. /? } I )ir.? 11 v li I f, i. !i(>-nintc A ? r iv.* :i I, 11'.' \ W.I '">? ! ."?!! " i; .o l ?i,l . |1 ;t !??! i; ! ? I 1111 ni .'>41 ; lo K. nil.i riN s I.", 7 : :ii i;uiiif? nt. StiwcD'h ( \ 1 fry tiny. Dun'l liiil t <? cull on tix-tri ? ri & <T P ?'. ^ c/? _ -I i' ? ^ ? V '? ' """ :: i; i. ___ t <-> f' ,Yl IT ;-' ~ ;r- ~ W?-? 1 ?'? ^ -. 7 ^ ^ ~'^ >~v o /? - / . / .;? ? ^ ~ - _ ?>* "? V ;-. _ r: *= ?? s* ? A "I ' 11.' Z. ''"-> ?' M fig C:S (rfxj"'^ai' M pea ;v*, wfl ^La*i. V.j (jSiLV?:71vj ?5*2 If air \ Oil 5 MY c\|M'cl to viiit on \oM willioiil one cent Ul'olil. A n \ I li in_u :i ml K v< rv t lis n .s A T A X i > UK LOW <'O.ST. Sowcll 11; i c 1 ;t < 1: i \ ln>t Alnml.tv \o\n w r propose In ?;i \ <? \ on aiml Iht oppoi hi 11i I \ t<> share in tin* if prat 1?;mi;;uii Sale thai lnouulil mi nianv to our store j\Io1111 a \. 17 pounds <Inundated Sit^ar for ?1. - 12 pOio..'.. Collee ft>r fl. 2o piu.H'lv. lor $), " i'J i aus Hi h t T iini't-jo* f^r *1. 12 rmih tii/'(' I'eavhcH, \;yf /f hI/.o for r I. I'' pound* licit! l>rown Mi^ar ? I. hoxeM/lxli' jrn ht fi>r ?! I.: ? uua i ni'u fur j-1. timid Ivj/iw per Inn rol. Mi a!, 11: i ? ;i t. k r ^ t < (i , \ i i y cln . i j?. If do/jrtti rl M?ll I 1111>11 Has :il 12c. \\"ith 7.V. TT>U?r^st m-1 stall'silk r iiiltn-ll.is al x;!c worth $1.2 >. 2 ooz Tiill'etta Silk I' miirt'lltiH at 1 lo worth ?!.??<* i; do/ 1,adieu Kmo <|iialil\ iimlt'ivest* at V. well worth ljc. 2 'In/ imus si!l< hosom #hirls ill title worth t' ! :i .it./ mens Silk liosoui sliiits at Jl2c. wortli l?Oc. l<) do/ 4 ph Linen i'ollois al .V, woith I'm1. S ?|i / I .adieu -t ply I.iiii'11 ('nllaiM at t!?\ wortli I n-. ? do/. pairs Link cutis. In ?<( quality at I'worth 2'?c, ;; ill)/, pails Indies l.i-de I >roii Stiti'h 111? 0 :?t IN', worth 2.">c. In iloz pair* .Mills I triey hulf IJvi.-c.it 12c. worth 2">e. 2 i!ii/ l'i?tlii? I'ilie ('olomn.' a' >c, wiith ..'.V. 2 ihv pr* l.n.|ir:? white Silk Olnvcs :>.t 22 . I nlariii i l-u k-i ;it *>2c, che.ip at 7i?c. liid ilo/ I'enrl Mri-.?? Hutton* at lc ill./, worth '0<?. 10 doz !.ft11i*'s 1.nit n 11 .utdkerchi* l"? a! Ic each, worth *>c. i! o / I..nhcs 1.im n I lain i Koi chiclf- al i* and l*c, worth l~? and '2 -n . ' ? real ill iv c in si!ks 111 111 :tr. jr> 72c 2 pieces white I Mil k ;it . l-'2c, woith 12 1 2c. * -?no yard* ( Yiirs Hordei cd Xaitii><ioks at lc, wmtli ? I I IvHio yds \\ !iite I limit v .it 1 -2c, worth - I --'c. 7\ <1 -j I*i? jlie :i t l!>c, w orlli Iu0 yds I ,it,v ii ji t I Ic, w (i 11 ii 2i ?c. .*><M) yds -r lied I ?a w n at tl I - 2c. worth 1 iiii'ii mIi. cut I..i*iiat h:. wttnh i> I lc h im? \ ds col I .:iw 11 al 7 1 2c, w ort h H>.\ 1U..U yds i oh.red l.awa at ;ic. wortli (ic. SiKin ya i ds I' retich < < re v I a w n at s,-t w or! h li !2hed Spreiitls at '???:, cl;i?ap a' >1. I .'? tied sprcrti!.< :t! 70c, at jl.2'. id he.I oproatN at 72c, clu >p at I. ? i. 1) hi'd Sjtreads at 1.2.!, worlli f'.\ Idiivaitls white- l'nI'le iVu^iask at 2-' ?. woith H"c. .'ill v.'irils wliite l .il'le l>itip4|(k ill I '.'i.-. Worth ic. 2mi yarda I.'ed i'lihl^* i VHItack at 2'-c, worthii'ic. .'til yards I{? ? I l a! h DiTina.sk Id worth 2*ic. A" yaid lied I'aSlo Hnniask at ITm*, wmt'i 'Jo.'. '.'?hi/ t'lictilile T ililr t'liyris at Hsi-, worth tlOc. \ard< i'.utclu r?. I.iueiiiit "Mc, worth j"c. I'liii i* a Vi-ry line pi.'ce of ^ouls and W i '11 Id I ie cheap at i'c. W'p will "M r line dros ;,'o. ds a! halt their value Wi? luixe sovcral pieces tine IIliu it'llu*. 1 'rilhiiji'.iiK t and nuuiy other ^oods which wiil ko at half juice, don't I:iit l<> :t>k t?> sit ttii-ni. ui<ls (':*n.t-ru; ;.! 4 , worth Ar. 10(H) yard* IVrealr* at i> 1 - !??, u 0111. VI ?:> yards Crit.-h at <> I-to. worth !?><". 60 vnrd* Crash at t,c, uoitliH|.;U\ 7 > nieces ('ra,?di ;i! llr, worth 20c. :.<) Viirdt pink Alhatro* ai .'{.V, w-^th i?0c. 2"? doz Towel* at ?<??, eiica|> at 10c. .r> do/. Turkish Hath Towels u( {>?;J cheap at l"?e. 2 <lo/, Linen l.ap I'obes at 38c, worth 7?>e. 1 <loz Linen Lap Kobes at 55c worth fl. prs pant* ?f :^?et w?iilit 'jZ prs punts ^t ofl c, would brln^ *1. |20*> pair* punt* al ? h? ap at $1.26. 100 pairs pant* at $1 Id, worth 1.60. | 25 hoys hlniiH1 A\'a*li ^iii 1 m at 30c, worth *?0c, 1000 yard* Ktnbfoiilorii's at about h'If price. A 00 yard* Laco very cheap. Uenieinbor wo l;a*o a full lino of Clothtn# cheaper than th?? ehcapeat 24 prs women* aboc* at 2.20, worth 8.50. 50 prs womcns shoes at 1.T5 worth $>. 1 if p'H womrns shoe* at 1 t?3, worth 2 AO. ??? H6 pi* women* ahoe* at 1.28. worth fl.00. 12 pr? WDirii'ni shoos at Ofic, worth 1.25. 24 prs ohl J-adic* Comfort Shoe# at 1.1 v) worth l.fiO. 24 pr? old Udfen Comfort shoes at S8c, worth 1.2,*>. 12 pair* obi Ladies Oxfords at,88c, worth $1 26. ... 75 pair* Ladies Shoes, I,aces and button at 8,'lc, wort it 1.35. J 21 nra Indies Shoes. Laces and button at 76c, worth 1.26. 21 pairs Mens Fine Shoe* at 2.20, worth .00, 21 pairs Men* Kino Shoes at I worth 2.00. M paira Mens Fine Shoe* ?t 1.10 worth 1,60, At) pairs llro^ans at 1.10, worth I .AO. AO pr* Bro^mi* 83??. worth 1.26. 500 Now Idea Patterns at *ix for 26b, Yours Truly, S. -N. SO WELL & CO. lint as, 0< pjior unit 0 J?I Iron Wwr. i. z'. Will p i) I !ui iiii/iiL'st | i: I Hiuiii' in citHli 1 i. I.. Sc !J Mi* it I . I'l njn i.-tdf N. ^ litick111 c ? A?c \ SUI'f <>f i I '( I )<>(.:u ts or fc. I I < h lni'?l slov.l^? I ><><?}* yoiil t-kin <>r lm Mi? 1J i \ c voii !' 'el.! ft nij?li<?n*? ( )|<{ ,Soros? I><?i!s. iii:i? Kii?>iiiu.ui?(iuV I*'oii| i: ( i, ("ai ?? n il.* A i o you j- a !? ? A : I t ? I?iw ti? Tlu-n K. IS. l'?. ( i! H!o wi H-'.lin) will |ni 11 fy your 1 ! . '?????i ?'wry snic HH'l givo u ? ? mooili Is?:'illy skin. I)eo|> ' li'?< Ulcers, Caiicor, K ii:1 miiv.', 1'nil. fill SwrlllHIJs, I'oi-'iti urn quick if ourcii 1?\ !?<?', i ic 1 !{?i! in. ('mm s w l.i ii 1 imrot 1JAI.M ' ( AUaat^i, <?.*?. l)i -vriitc ti >ui.V lite too lieul nlvitf jiiven uii'i! on oil. < )vi r :;<hki voluntary t- >-' im nia! of cures liy 1?. It. H. NOTICE. .,,-i I :iim }>i"i'}>ai nl t> |t?y llu* highest 111:irk? ? t )>r:;v f??r lii lf-s wuul, In < h wax. ) ci)j?|t. r l?r.t.-.s iiiid all country |>rotlucia. r;itron:it^c ndIii jt'-i!, !,V[>ic! full v, U. .lACOUSOW | > At J )iivid WoIIu'h tij'i. X. IIAiMIl & SOSi, V. ANUFACTUKKKf' OK i ll I ?is i)oo!'s, Sasli, Blinds, 1: Moi:Min?j, Building Material, Sash Wuipl.ls and Cord, .'.r.niaRuKston, - - - - s. <;. ?-1' j J'urohaap our makes, which w e "?uar.aiU'.c superior u> any )., i i ' O 1 3,1 1 so'u bouili, ana Inereoy save ,. money. (?. Window and Fancy Glaus >: i m?..rinlt v ? 1 >??/?? '09 / 1 I fan* ijy THAT HO^Sr, UP-TO-DATE mun UPON IS A IW EXCHANGE. WE HAVE AND YOU HAVE THE MONEY. WHEN WITH US, WE ALWAYS WAKE A\FAIR EX1 m Fruits, \ egftablrs, ('auucil Goods,. I'arm Hi| !^it?ruy \V hips, Tobacco, Kto. ''SloOjj 'Vcsli, ami pal roua^o will l><* givatly apprcciatj Ixespect I (illy. R. B. WILLI A PIl'OMTil on. m J ? Wk*. ' c-.-.. ?' i-jj?' You will find it a pleasure to buy clothinfcf? Yoi i:ot hurried or worried and you pet just what you : forget the Boys Suits, they are g;oing at 75c, 2.00 (o :lo() here. Vou cannot expect truly Elegant Hosiery at ter, yet they are truly good iti every way. liett^j|^frtW more. This is our regular way of pricing shoes?~nothrQ of the ordinary about it?our Solid Leather Shoes 4# great Bargains. nn prilTO Makes it easy for you to buy a pair of our^ J J U uLn I u f iful Oxford ties now. Thoy will notjjast fo at that pric-i-. We are not only telling you about Shoes at. oO cents, hut wo are selling them. Better.:Cf>jtoe.fc rl1io viior^ partU'iilaryoii aretlio better please* will be to show you our line of Neckwear ailtt fle Puniishm:; Ooods. #|g||| .lust a lew more of those Oxford Ties at boo, but: ffiey \ ?stay long at (hat price. One more item. Our (Mnisoh Cardinal llats for Hoys are tin4 correct thing. Wejara se them at f>() cents. Our line of I indies' and Misses' Mloi 1). essed llats is now on display. I all and see therriffiftff are money savers for you. ?I'ereaie the fine Barqjbob met" for men. We arc. selliag them at oO cents. Our lid Men's Boys' and Youths' Straw Hits is the best thfevicia affords from 'J~> cents to $2. There is nothing butter-.than .irllerson li s!. We carry a complete line of '?Queei^l Shoes (<>r Ladies at s'2.00. You will find ijomfort and ?ati tioii. (ioods delivered promptly to any part of the eiyr. D# E? B99?/< ~ THE BIO STORE Prices S> CC 1>Z SI * liOW Since tlic ricciinc in Use price of cotton, all kinds of goods liaev taken a V/e in on the ground ISoor as usual. Cnr Mew York buyer has scooped in si (h?k bargains that have ever been known. Now in order to move ther we will cut pi'itvs (hat will do our many customers good. LOOK AT TJIli HEM AlUvABLK LOW PRICES. While Jit <3c per yard Yiinl wide S';> Island at ic per )ard. Sliirtin^ lYials at 4c per sard. Jram'-y JJimitv Of, wuxlh 10c. Checked lldmespun at 4c per ya^d. Yard wide Bleaching 5c per yard. Best Calicos at\?c .yjjjal. Colored Lawns at 3c yard. Cottoiiad(\s ut 8 l-3c. DRESS GOODS. The st election of up-to-date Black (ioods for Skirts and Suits we have over shown Lver\thin;* new in popular Fabrics can be seen at our big .store and our prices will be light i?3 they i11varia 11!\ arc. See them before buying. It will be money in your pocket. Silks are nowadays worn as forincrly calico, and we are prepared to show you the largest and most up to dale line < \t r shown thi* side of the Manon and Dixie Line. Chains able Taffeta Silk at 1 ~?c per yard, cheap at 20c. Solid Color TalVeta including black at worth (I0c.^ Foulard Silks, tin; Newest lor Ladies Dresses, only-one pattern o! a kind <>?") and 75c per vard worth 'J ? percent more. Hlack Satin Duches from 50c yard up. Do no! fail to see our Fancy Silk with embroider ed Applique, all the new designs and colors, the thing (or a tine silk waist at 75c and $1 pr yd. Ladies and Misses Oxford Ties and Sandles which we buy direct from Manufactory. We retail at wholesale. Save the middle man's profit and give the benefit to our customers. ChiRls < >.\lords and Sandals 50c a pair worth 75c. Chiffls Oxford Ties and Sandaly. best Dongola 7-;e, worth $1. Ladies Oxford Ties and Sandals at 50c, 76c, $1, 1.25, 1.50, all are worth 50 pr ct more. ? Millinery. - We can show you the most up-lo-date Hats ever shown in Camden. $2,500.00 Worth Clothing at 60 per cent on the $1 nnri i\ro ni.- (:> ho loljl the raiuc way, that means $5 an ts for $3, $7 50 mit? for $4 5), $10 soiti for $^*712 suits for $7.50. When yon want a suit that will fit and gi*e serVico call at our btore, as we are Lealera in Dry Glutbii)},', Slices, nsis anil Gcsl* rnrniahinga &ad will not be undersold. Youw Reflect fully, HIRSCH * BROTHERS * apd * COMPAN HEADQUARTERS FOR LOW PRION.

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 10, 1901, Image 2