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filing of fill
'and f|)cci
l'lease
work an
pbody tins
Jxoii lines.
Jo intention
and paying
fulfill our
fce.t and at<k
BontvactorH
in Black,
l'a Tourna
ly announces
srry, S. C.,
Saints within
foil n a inclnrt
Onr> iirsl-elassj
ftrij) for individ
|jr niles for Fire
ids in uniform,
ticket. Dales |
nuil for t rain* I
Newberry pi ior I
ill), ii nftl limit
In'n apparatus to
fcwspnpev Work.,
achieve success i n |
ic;it) ,nu,i'*i
that qiMlion. Some
?nii?ir tlie Irulh nil llie
y teliin^ the trlith oe
>d utbeis by never tcl!.
lixed up in tbeBC
iany people can
ifT'erenco between
[ie. Knergy, en
irprise uiu three
Ktnon sense, clean
lealion arc three
|bf the who'o mat.
uan give an)' ad
Lnowspaper work,
ieanifor himself.
)tiy.?Iowa lie
iltural Fair
ticnKurnl ^ocio'y
on Friday from
following is the
led varieties. 1st
r, S'2. 2nd, Dr.
!B, 1st Mifs Kate
[re. F. VV. El
in named?1st
id bat coj^eetlon?Only
tarietyxinrt'amed, 1st Mrfi
jedy $2. 2nd Mrs. W. B
$1.
ieet bowl or vase of roses
more vurarfieB, Mrs. G. G.
l5cr 50c.
ICRS, POT PLANTS, ele
ction of GcraniuniH, etc.,
Kato "V^L^pigne $2. 2nd
(IX KcnnrS^$l.
)ecinicn Mrs M.
II 500. FurriKfrs. M. S.
iOc. Palm, MrsfA. I). Kennc
Geranium, Mrs. A. D. Ken
>o.
jially fine plant?Calls. Mrs.
[Alexander f)0c. Crown of
Mrs. W. C. Gerald 60c.
Flower collection by a c^ild
Helton Kennedy, $1.
tanged display of cat flow
W. 8. Alexander, $1.
and boat display of pot*
Mrs. So well. \
display garden flowers.
K W. Efdredge.
?Rtf PRODUCE?Beat gen
llection vegetable*, 23 varfe
G. Q. A Wander 42. 2nd
group vegetables lft Mrs.
$1. 2nd, Mrs. G, H. Yatei
^apaoimen cabbage, Mra. 8aT
! I^c. Asparagus, Mm. Brooc
Peas, Mrs. Tom Kirk
fBERBlKS?let Mr. W. IT.
Mtb.aU> Yatea.
16*
'mthrop 8olio?ar$h p and
Entrance Examination.
Tht? cx:unlntUi<?u f??r ilu> awatd
vuvint Hc lu'l:i?!>lii|>s i?? Wimhioji
Collect! niul for tlio twlintsni<ni of
new ktuiienia will ho lu ld ui th7
County Con it House on Friday,
?July 12tl), nt :t. hi.
Applirnnts innsi. tn t l?o k-ba titan;
U't n years of a****.
NV In n M-li<>h<4lttiHi>ti aro varaU'ii
ifior July 121It tluy will he award
<1 to 11)oho making iho lii^lit &l a\
rn?:i' at tlii.s i.\ auti nation.
I ll*, cost rf nlti'inlHhoe, in liul
i??i? hofinl, fuinUl.ti\ room, li?rat
? uiit ntal washing is pri
moni ti.
For I'nrlln'r information anil i
militlogtit> fttlilrcsH L!rcs. I'. John
??ot>, Uock Kill, S.
^ Deaths.
Duriiffi I he | ?a h t. week Caimleiv ha*
lost two of Ikr oldest and most
highly rcspecled holies. ? >.i 'I'ho.mIxv
lusl Mrs. I'lukcluy, mother of i
d rs K. /iinjt, dl our town, who
?i.ni I'i'i u quite Mick several il;v.k|?m |
i>i'to her (Until, but whoso critical!
illness was not. Known to a great
utnny outsi !o of tho immediate laun
ty, died ut her home ou I" an street.
l'he Innernl was held a* Iho Mctho
list church on Wednesday morning
and the interment wufe at the Camden
cemetery
Mrs. ?S. Tweed died u? her home
on the corner of DeKalb and Lyttle
bun tilruuls WuiliiCtdiiy afternoon ut
i)>out half just five o'clock. For
many, umny jears'Slrs. T wisoii 'uep'V
a mil line) y sUae in ('aindi-n ami her
name is famil iar ti> almost eveiyone
mi Kershaw county. .-die was re
?^allied as one ot the pillars of tho
I'lcshyti riau church. ILr devotion
?to tho ehiuuh and her unfailing at
tendance upon d;viuc woii?liij) there
ivms unusual, and irom that church
her funeral took placo yesterday af
lei i.oon at i) o'clook.
Coloiod Piosbylerian Church.
The colored l'iC'Cil)\Icriun elmroU
buildiu^ which bus so Ion*,; been Hi
ii andbtiil, was a few weeks aj?o
taken hold of by ALejsva, C'luistinnj
i?!nek iy Son, CouUactpia, and it,
lii?H guny uj) uh if by inajiic. While
ihe church is not \ ut. completed ii j
is in a eondiiion f >i life congrega- !
liou lo woisliij) in, and in the uetn
future il is e.\peeled licit there will
be Millk'ient. funds in the tit asun
lo coinpiete it. The nppeiiranco of
i he church is mo^t creditable and |
the congregation it; to l>e highlv
commended for their untiling ef
forts lo complete Iheir building.
)'))?? v.oik ii of that h'gu grade
which characterizes all the work of
AImhai'k. Hlaek A: S >n. Kim*where
II, I#' 1 i fi ! K?t!] C of The (? hroi?u:iu v\ ill |
bo found the card oi i lie above
untried contractor* a??d wo com
mend lh?>iii lo the ei'tilidenee i?l Hie
people. They etui be depended up
on, They nie now finishing up ?
residence fui Mr. J<eo {Sclieiik on
upper Main sired. and 11b beauty
and attnie.ilvenesa is striking.
I?e sure t<? cciik1 i<? next
Monday. We have s'.inefhing f*?i
-vuu. S, X. Sow el I and t '</.
Graded School Closing
The (Traded Sehoola of Cnmdon
will close on Tuesday, May 28th.
Tin* cloHing exoieisos of the white
schools will l>e in Id in tlje morning
fit Uio Optra House; those of the col
ored school tliftt evening, at Ml, Mo
riiih linptist Church.
Tho pupils of the Laurens Street
and Factory schools will assemble
at. the Graded school buildjng and
march 1o the opera house at 10 a. rn
The following1 pupils graduate this
year: Mioses Mamie Alexander,
Leslie Arthur. Courtney Atkinson,
Aliie Zomp, Bos.-ic Zcmpond Master
Willio DePass.
The annual ad<lres3 will l?e deliv
ered hy (ien. Jv \V. Moisc? of Sum
ter, on "Tho Confederate Wur, Its
Causes, (Conduct and History" (Jen
Moisc-will also deliver tho s?<\br>Iar
ship medal to the pupil in tho grad
uating class having the highest aver
age during the last three grades of
the course. Kev. J. L. Stokes will
deliver t'.o Composition medal. The
committee to award this medal is as
follows. Rev. 'Mr. Stokes, Chair
man. Mrs W. 1). Trantham, Mr. L.
A. Whtkowskj'.
Tho annual report of the schools
will ho read hy the Superintendent.
The x?ub!ie literary cxercisos will
tako pluoe at the Opera llouoo on
tho evening of Wednesday, May 20 I
The debate on the subject "Resolved, i
that more glori >us deeds havo been J
inspired by duty than by aiubitioo,"
promises to bo unusually interesting,
the four best debators in the society j
beiug engagod. Tho arguments wiil
be shorter than usual this year, so
as to aliow more time for the rest of
the program.
The recitations, two of them lo
music, will bo vory attractive, and
the evening will close with five tab
leaux* Illustrating "Tho people of
LoniMoilow." At their conclusion
the medals for debato and declama
tion will bo awarded.
The object of these public literary
exercises, for which a small Ce#^is
charged^ is to supply (he school with
books and apparatus not otherwise
obtainable.
Tlio 'program of the C!w#ing cxer
citjesof the "Jackson" school is
also an interesting one. Jion. W. D.
TrantbfHn will deliver the nro rial
address.
The anngal sermon will he preach
ed by Rot* J. L. Oricc, For the
first time in tho history of this
school it has ? graduating class, four
4>f the pupils having completed the
?tb Rr*de i6 ft satisfactory . manner.
TTioir nimes are Snllio Belle Alex
aadtr, Harriet 8t*<ks deltoo, WU.
Km 8mm*1 BoUon ??! Sores* Ban*
Ur, K. Hi Umuwij.
?
f A Compliment to Tt\<\ Chvonirlt Ofttco.
A viiiting l'rP8li\levi'tn minister
| a i :i The C !it ollo'IU'0 :i !?-w
<1ji\h a^ii tttul m i??) : "1 Iimvo !>??*? i
Hi iujiii\ pi Milium luii litis i>
t.!u> nontcst ?tno 1 Imvo cvir sifii,"
Tho (.'hionii'li1 Mini Thr C'onitnou
CP?\\ ,J. ]{|ynr>*H (?:?(>? !? 'tin* \? ??
ftti *2 ;>0.
lief i iir prices t ii t:t ii. tr,,\c
?' i'VL.' " loiiS : !l
S. N. Nowr'l and ( it.
All 'voiV^.V :l?!<i r >>? . n white
ut li;0 <iiTtS^\'0 Storo.
M :u*l?: in^ tic* >!'?*s \r.(1 .ii!
(Jomi n!u i mrr'.s.
KKAj- E:.rATE Ti\ A pSFFU >.
'J iu? following ri tl ???
! 111 '? Wert* I Cl'( >1 ?1 ('(1 i/5 A'.tili? l!!"
jolll c <inriii<( the ii if! v,n\:
?lu-i. 1. 11?\iI<? (<?( M;ii v yH. lliiil*
I iill HOri'H V
W icy Shoom 1" NN "ti\-j
?n il, 1'ivt i asi si.It* Mi!! St. j
K. M. Moliityri' iu I\ i1 i.ki.'tsi
he r inlt ic.i l in llii' iiunls o!' S. A. j
1 ?.!: K i 11 s S I .*i.
Malsf-N ) I?? Miilrt l>rtit/y]
1 .f)< > IW I'O-? v1 1.
.f \). l>. N\ . ! I -un mot: 1.
.J.il n A IviV.tiit iiihI A. <'? Walts to
M MfPlimo < 1'?t
!?]. l!. von 'J'lcecUdw. tisaijmio lor
*'(1}l; <1 III nt-ln'I".*, ft-* 1>. Kiir^ 1
!ol nl 1'otiiuiH'
J. A. .\h:Utts?kiIi \V. V. il. Mo.i
t'o\ 1 lot ul iJclhaiu! t"w. j
] M. Voj.i-lut.t'l lo "l.. V'opotunil j
/jo m<T( ? >;>.
Murv Juno Coptl.-nul lo T. K
Cnpolaml "u mTtn !**_'1",
W. .) I >urm i<> i.ik-n Strak I i?>t!
in ('amolcn $Y7W?'J.
On To Chickamari'va.
Sonth Carolina will have a regi
ment oi 11 ? 'I>j>8 [\! the cerontoni."i in.
eid-nt to the unviiiing of the Sistr
immumont at Chickauitiujja on M<?n i
ihv next. !t i* true t ht.? - -ri-ginient |
\vii; be fdsor!. a I'v \v e<?mpunh p, bui-i
there will lie enough <?t the Stal>?:
i iiiili/i to muko u lino display acd .
(his citato will not. havo to stand
alone among the States in the mut
ter ??f in it it,la displays a t tho unvtfil
ing of th<;ir lespective monuments
upon t!ie historic \ balMi li?-ld. t'oi.
W die .I ones id 1 ho Second regiment
wi!} be in command ??n thi-. occasion. I
i !ir- provisional regiment to 1>?< at J
CiiiekauiHuga nyii! be composed t?f(
I rai-t: ?;?]]v an <q:nl number of nun-J
I a.iii'S iroin tho ti6t, and second
\ monts an I on.* fempanv trom thej
independent1 bitailion. Tho ? '
ni< r> thn* have I>i?-i-i iv solee? j
???I for this trip ai?t lite follow n^ ;
Uit liiatnl \ oluiiUors, C 'oiunibin,'
C.-ipt. IvitU'iiiKi. j
.Vni'i'Mi Mill, h, ('liilon, C ipt. i,ti;.'.-j
f-.t "II.
Kershaw Ouards Camden, ('apt. j
Z-Mnp.
S'imt(-r Light Infantry. Sumter.
(' tj31. Wilson.
L'.'t' Lied t I slant ry, Chester, Capf'.'j
Ml* I.MIT.
'I 111' (iunt'ib?, Timlnons
villi', C'apl Koitl. 1 ]
.Jasper JLiidd Tnfanlrv. Voile, Capfc j
\V. !'>. Wilson. * |
r.ilnu tto (iuurd, Churlefdon, Capt.
Stellin:;.
11 sots'"* companies will haw; the ex
penses of 25 men each paid; that ii|
their railroad faro wili In* patd from i
tin' general military fond of tin
Stato. Tins was agreed upon at. a
m?>< t!bg of the State military hoard,
it. being real zed that 8out h Carolina
must lia.?; troops at rhiekuniau^a on
thii oca a^ion. The compan ch so
looted wore last evening ofti?'iailv
notified of the acceptance of their!
offers. Col. ){. W. 'Hunt ol tboj
Son! hern railway wiir\doQjfnnnioatc |
with each company and Hftfofm them
how to rcaeh Columbia Wt strut out
on tiie executive spocia 1, tfbjch W i J!
leave hero ou SundAy.. 'Morning
next at 1.90 o'clock-and' go via
Ashevillo and Knoxville to Chatta
nooga. Adjutant General Floyd will
f>o on to Chattanooga about two days
in advanec of the troops to arrange
all necessary details for their aocona
odatiou there. On the special re
ferred to tho members of tho commii
fiion, tho covernoi and tho rm mbern
of his *taft' will go to Chickamausa.
The veterans' train over tho South
ern, the odicild route, will leave here
Sunday afternoon af <> oYlock. and
<ro via A tlania, arriving in * Chatta
nooga in ample time to land tho old
eoldierft in Mempliis for the opening
of the* general reunion tho veter
ans of the Confederate army.?State,
?Jlht.
The following is a list of tho tucin
bers of tho ivcrshaw Guards who ex
pect to fro to Chickamauga, leaving
to morrow night over the Seaboard
Air Lino:
Dr S C /.miu(>t CupLuiu.
II L Watkin*. 1?( Lieutenant.
It R Team, 2nd'
b'ortfcants? A
1IC Hough, 2 WV DcLoachc, :$
A li WatkiriB, 4 W 11 DeLoache.
oor|W>rftl8?
1 W S Burnet, 2 B W R liaise, 3 C
C Moore. 4 j K Lang, 5 It Shannon.
Privates?
H MeCrcigbt, J E Rhame, J K
NVorkmjuL?A 8 Zernp, J F Phelpa.
J T'Ar rants, T W Barfield, N Bil
ling#; E () McCreight, Jr., G A
Rhamc, J E ViiuiTiiRn, W L I>Rpass,
It G McCreight, J A Singleton, L A
Ata*f*n?ier, S .Smith, C Oonrtale, F R
Alexanrlnr. G W Crosby, SSLibuoao,
6 MeLcofl, W Sbeom, V J. '//Ctup, jr.,
II D Boy kin, A Weinberg, ?F Punlap,
O F Pbolpa, W R lionet. K C von
Treaokow. R S Wiliia'na, C P Prf
O P ^oabpook, F CampbeMe,
lienj ftattir, M M Bwm, T W Laog.
jr.. A G NVhitikar. H I D*P<ta?*, D
Lilbaro, J K McDowell, $ J Pfctlpa.
P M Z+mp, W UW1.
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3 ot "?#! e ut In er ???? ots
i { (?-il Hint i imI> iSiiils, ? ? !?> II
i Kanr\ K'.Mimi'l < -<kU :uul I>:???Iv Sui'" \ !o> I l
i Wluo UI til lvuu h'l.uillr! linii '? ;
! IVtulifu! Lin*4 ?il I''iic Sr. .< -nul !? ipi'\ Tyi; i. >*' lo * ?.ou
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I>r I ts i Op to >0r.
j Si raw ! !,r,* ! Or to ^ 1 J'O.
SltiiN >0( ! > 1.
\V\ ifr l'i<pi ? iu<i Kirn'M Shit;-1.
Srri\rib I *r;i \\ rrs, >0 :nul i >r.
I iiiloishirts ;sn:l I1:.; v. -is to ltv.uch :s l(l
!n K.;c!
ANYTHING TO KEEP YOU COOL
(JJill i>< fl.Mti; '! ! vol ' lo\V(?sl >1 U"'t s tl
"p l* iii~ l .j
j^E.wa"r
O j?'t \ \\LJL'DC
w it* w a u 3 3l_j a > v> i
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HE SUITS HIS CUSTOMERS BY ADAPTING HIS BUSI
NESS TP THF.IK WANTS.
l!o n.<ilV<? I'H a lull iiii" u! IMows ami I'iow Sli.ij. |);\
ic. I'liniMM" I'iciiH1, Knr<{iiii*tr an?l (icor^it U.i'cIp-!. K<*rli'i
'/???' I :uul ) al. 1. . ? r .H'JI' k:.
iimucs, 1 i" ic< s, ivu oil'. i .inn I?;? 11, lit! !?<???. wivci
and pi i i ii Wire. Luyc an i val (i?ilvani/.?'t! i'ou'itv Wltiicj.
coer sport
! ? \v ill J h'xl
VMM I N 1*1 i< ?N. rin- e.\|m lii'in'''1'
hnutcr knows tlnh, ko ho comes to
A I). KKNNKHV.
Fine Line Grocorics?Ilc-vy and
Lteht.
If A J! N ; SS !? * > I ? WUIJK HOKSKK.
! ?'' V'Ml !!!??> ItVO! h mi i II (ho I ill'lll
irtri ? ni .! 111m 1 ft11\* <>!' i* (icl'i tiive
<il 11:tv?.1 i! r? <' fow i f
? i' v. rli ln-vv Ij??t?*j"
wlii'ii Uu; .''i.rin'i work 1icj/hi< u 1>u mk
in llie 11 *rii?? hs will r.io;'U ? !>n.'<ik iti
11!.? \\n,U nil I :i loss ->l v:\lniiMi' t inc.
WV Iiuvo ulso Sit'tilik'H. bli|>
; 'in I W ii?/on !iuriic*s, Whi(>*, ftr\
ASmo j iiivl leallu r i I:iW?? rm,
11 i! Iiiii?; Si rips, Huinc Sir:i|>K. nnd i
? cv?'.r\llii.i ? #:?s?* !K!?:<lc(l in the st'\l?U;!
" 1
I ! *??$ 5B *?m
u?k sell ihc %aUiu ei \Va^os?, <bj<
s?osi r?4:$4f> H'm^<mi
A D KENNEDY.
I'm fore waking \our purchases bo sure (o give nie a
cm!I. j\r\* stock of
CLOTHING,
DRY GOODS,
HATS, SHOES,
and in fact everything yon can think of is full to overflow-,
ing and I can give you tho best bargains the market af
fords. All as?v you is to come and see nie an<T*you will
be satisfied. , Yours Very Truly,
DAVID WOLFE.
RTERBROOK'S PENS
tHC BEST MADE. ALL **ATIONKR8 8ELL THEM. ,
Ill Antidotefa"
li lias l>oon said llial llioro arc 1>mI low ail
in o ? 11 s ! i > w 11 ifli ma n is lioir, IV?r w 11 i?* 11 I lie ro a ro
in? an I iilolrs; or in oilier words, ol all llio ills
ol tile, ilioiv arc IhiI 1V vn lor wliioli ilioro is no
relicl". Ilic lioal of Sn minor is upon lis, and
soinol 11i!itA nins! ho tlmio I? \* wliioli wo can l>o
m.ido moro coiiilui'iahlc relieved ol'an ill llial
makes life loss enjoyable. I ho rsalost und
oniiutsl rcinoih' eon l>e i'ound at
The Famous Gilt Edge Store
\\ here we bavin ' :ml icipatcd the wants of
all, I! a \ i* pro\idcd lor their needs, and upon
mil' ciiiin'cis can he found alniosl anything
i hjil lanc\ n? an ^nifi^-sl as the thing" most need
i'd and hciicr .suited (<> l!ir limes. Of course
\ -M uanl new, stylish goods, and ii gives lis
pleasure lo say that along I !i is lino, there is no
place at which your wants ran ho supplied
nimv sal isfactoi ilv than at our
l'v- v"
Dry Goods Emporium.
?*
Our I>I:iciv (Jood* I Vparf men!. consisting of
Lawns, l?a lilies, < )rgamLe.j, N u nsvci 1 ing, Al
betros, l?riiliaul iiu's, Henrietta, Senses, All
\\ did ! ?ai isle, kal in JJcchinc, Aioiedin DeSoire,
l.illctia, (?rostrain. etc., t*;s!!si??( he suronssed in
I lie ei! v, an I as In pi ices, we veil I u tv 111tr asscr
I i??11 that you will wiiii u< in sayhig that
lhc\ are coireel l>ou't fail lo see (his lino b(f
l'?re purchasing.
See our line .?!' While and Colored Lawns;
W hite and Colored !)imi!ies, Persian 31 nils,
Persian haw i.>. India Limns, Ha I isle Claire,
e|e., and lid our price.-, and you will be do
lighted to know how little it will you lo
supply your want-. Our stock of
Laces and Embroideries
Is ail that cot.Id l.e desired; and the all over
Laces are "things of bounty and a joy forever."
Our line, of Heavier Goods, such as Toile
DuXord, Madras in several di^oreni qualities.
Percales, etc, is attractive; first because lbe ar
ticles are pre!ly, and secondly, because tliey
are such good value for the prices paid lor
them.
GENTS FURNISHING COODS A SPECIALTY
And wo have Home ".Plums'* for those pur
chasing anything in that line. Gentlemen, our
Serge, Cotton Cheviot and Crash Suits are the
things you need, and wee an interest 3ou it you
will favor Its with a call before purchasing.
Don't forgot that we carry a select line of Chil
dren's, Ladies, and Gents Shoes, and wilA he
pleased to have you inspect our stock />efore
placing your orders. ^
Respectfully and Truly,
7
The
GILT EDGE < STORE,
?. T. VILLEPIGUE, Proprietor