The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 19, 1901, Image 2
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Bcbscimi'TIon One year , f.l ./JO, |
six luiuitliM, 7A ient?; tliruo mouth*, 40 I
Ratks *?h A DVKBTifWNa ?? < > r? I inn ry !
transient in I vert it;uu?i)lM, lirnt : n jei i i ? > ;>
? I .00 |>el SqUHie ; cdcll PIlhaCipiCLit III ;
Hortion ft 0 cents per 8<ju?r?.
Candidates' Card* for County othcos
$">,oo. ( 'on^reHsional f to <>o.
locals, 6 cents per line each in- I
sortiou.
Will l?H pnlitlMhci wilHIl '
o( in! ores t to iln? L't'in ral pulilit an<l
nil of ft defamatory nature. No re- 1
spousihility will he assumed for tin-,
views of correspondents.
lv it oh for contract advertising will !??? an
nounced i < | >i hi appl icat ion at Ihcotlico,
Remittances tiy <? I ? <??.? !j , drafts a o < I po?t*I
njmoney orders nhould he made pavalde '
to w. li- McDOWKI.I.',
( !aimlcii. S. ('.
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Nogro l,nhor.
[John Temper (S raven in the Atlanta
Journal. |
In toy own community and from!
ull quarters of tlio c/iuntry I lie re;
coino to mo rumors of a distuihcd
condition of domostic service!
among the negrocB of the Boutii.
Not only in Atlanta and in M:i :
con and J {Savannah and Augusta
and .Jacksonville, but Dr. IIha ]
thorns informs mo as far noith an'
? > J ?T - ~ J 1/ ^ K -/t'-m tj-/? )
aro in a ferment over tlio ti ampul, j
indllTorotit and yet a^gii'usivc in
efficiency of eolored cooks and j
household servants.
For tho hiRt. two deendos there
lias hocn Home complaint from
southern hnuskccpcis of dilliculU J
and discoui ngcmcut alon,; litis line, i
Conditions have changed material
ly, ofoourse, since slavery, and fiec
negroes have delighted to illimtiale
the freodoin by irr?gnl:it ity of net
vice and sudden termination of con
tracts. Koi ^<1 years or more the!
lot of ? lie Houtherri hounekfcpet |
JiijiH not been one of ease and smooth- 1
nosH.
Hut lor l li(! mom. [mi i u.' \
(lillOI)H llUVO I >??<? II So Sporadic Hllli j
irregular ami have given no biisisj
for I'll t.* fUHpiclon < f a definite pol- J
icy and a conceit of action.
Wiiliin the past six mouths, how j
over, thn HympioinH in t lie Houthein
domestic polity have been unuaua-1
and significant.
J t ia safel v' it 011 fit* i va t i vi1 to say j
that novel before in our doinvst ic. j
life lirtH it hern ho diflicult to f?e I
cure cook?, ii u i sc h anil i handier j
maids as it ih today. It. has never !
before lieen mo ilillie.nlt to retain j
cooks, nuraos ami chamber maid.*-*, j
ami not in 'Jo years have house- !
holders lieeo abie to serine so little
reliable, willing and < llleiml ser
vice from colored servants as at the
present l i 1*1 ?*?
The complaints from all our
bones bead a remai kaMo j) fid aug-|
Ifenl i ve hi in ll ari ty.
Tlio negroes, and more especial
ly the won en of l ho rare, uiauif* at
a pen nine i ndi M'eronco to engaging
l hcniHul vl-h for .service. They
Startle you with t he most sudden '
and unforeseen unuouiieoment of)
their intention to unit service!
without warning and without n?
nignahlc cause ; they demand fic
quent holidays and rests? ureal I
nlrapping, hc:.lthv women without }
ft tnftludy or complaint, asset t the
necessity for change and extended!
holiday as querulously as the most j
delicate might do; they are sensi
lively Jealous of one hour id' over |
work and &eom to conccn irate their
energies and intelligence n|)on the
elTort to see jnst how little they can
do to earn the wag. a that an* paid
them, they don't talk and argue,
but meet the slightest ciitieum oi j
correction with the prompt fin J
Tinunccmcnt of tm intention to <pnt.
and iuvaiialdy select these times to
quit when their withdrawal leaven
the household in disorder and dis- j
comfort.
The unanimity of these symp
toms, the unbroken testimony to!
the prevalence of these recrnt i liar- \
fVcteristioa of service is deeply sng- j
festive of something morO than in
cident or racial peculiarity.
Now Join to this the fact of the'
recant enllto-?iH*tio d?:\ elopment
<dub 1 1 f w iimoiii; t he female element I
of the negro race. Kye.ry vmnli
town and hamlet, jih well as the
cities, has a well organized negro
woman's club.
The rumor enmo to me fairly
well authenticated that the most
interesting topic of discussion .-it j
tb sse meetings is the question of
irtnniestic service ? how to make the
white people foci the freedom of
the negro.
What are we going l? do about
it?
?Surely we cannot permit our
wives and daughters and the keep
ers of our homes to continue their
domestic labors and responsibilities
?gainst such odds of worry and dis
comfort as will wreck health and
bani?h the'repose of home.
I think that first of all, the lead
ing men in each community ought I
to talk to the leading negroes in
eacli commurifly and point out the
inevitable consequences which a
persistence in their policies must
entail upon the negro rac*?. The
trhltee are now and will be tbe
dominant race of this section for a
r thousand years to come. We may
. )* temporarily inconvenienced, hut
. "tbe oegroe'a bread and butler will
ti: JpeeUabljr paj the penalty of hU
4a*(ncieecy as a laborer in any ds
ot tnt MikHu lift. Hlfi
valuo tiN tt laborer ifi aW that keepa
hint in thin country today in (he
enjoyment of any pi i vtlfgeM mid of
nny r i l? I ? . When ho oohhoh to l?i>
imi'hil in Uk'ho linen ho ha? got to
l*o, n n ?) ff lit) "has itr?j' mi* ii hc ho;
known thi* l<> bo plainly and ahao
lutely truo.
It iH jnut fin well to t<; 1 1 him mo,
directly n ?ui clearly. Diplomacy
and Hoft <*poeeh never did and never,
will make any (Jumble impremiinn
upon tho negro race. Thoy eon-'
f.| rtio it to he weakness and nurren
del. i'<)*itiv(-ni.aH and fortjo aro tho
elemontH t h t< t command their re -j
spec), and obedience, and plain!
Kpreeh is tho only "through line'
In h ncyroo'ft it t>dei standing.
If I h i h p 1,'ti n Kpccclt does nut revo
lutionize tho widespread trilling- j
lies* and in< llinency <>f acuthcin
diiineKlic help, it in juRt hh well to;
say now, what wo will have to any I
later, that southern houuoltoldci s
will j nst >40 to work and do a liitle ,
organizing and (dull work of their
own- and iui|><vVf, a 1 1? L of white
iielp, who shall have all the places
and do all tho work, reliably and
( iVect i vol y, and the negro ??inny
whistle for h in pepper," and n 1 1* h
ini the opportunity which he has
filing away.
l itis is plain talk, and it is quite
likely licit the "polititdiuna" will
protest it. Mut I know what I am
talking about, and I am willing, as
u.'Oiai, U? abide tin count <| moiiiuih.
I am telling the negro what i
smut body ought t"> tell him every I
day, and proving m\?elf a botloi
mouthed ollice Heekern w ho are will
ing In hh1 1 1 1 in rush upon distruc
t.on if they can only get his ballott
before he goes.
Abonl Advertising.
We 1 1* k c I In* f<i)|ij\v i lig good Mouse
I 111 k ?<? :i<U ? 1 1 isi ii ;j? from U'tml ami
Us
'I in- did discussion ii I to II t wheth
ci h i ? 1 1 1' i ' ? i? m Mini family | ? i? | i
m i i ? > 1 1 1 1 1 I'i'cci V(i ml \ e I'l il.i up in Hli'i
oil III Holiic ol the rclij.'ioil-i
I I i )n i <. i hri'iiin '(I uh 1 1 1 at t In.' a<l ?
leitidiin |'< ii nm *iii Juiciest 1 1 1 1* ami
v 1 1 'i a'jJc part ol l ip* contents ' 1 1 'i
fiuuHv mdy:i/ine, ami when ?vc u-e
i in i a i m i (. !. ''valuable (iiiil, v..'
mean they ait' valuable to the rea
(|i| !U|i; H II hsC I i I >1 T, l|l|itl' as
in i m - h as t'i I in' publisher. (innd
a IvertlS lig ? ' Ii ?- i *t M ill giving til"
iratii r i n l't> 1 1 ti ii t i < i ii in regard In
tilings t!i:it lir net/tin <>r ahoiiid
have and the. place to get. tliem
Sncii in I veil i >< i n eaiefully done,
I -t ct value Id I lie n ik I el" ami is mi
i in | mi t ii ii I. ami ii sc t n i pail of a lam
s?!v ni'iii'i/inc. in 1 1 1 i ?? c.i hi iici't !??!)
v. e ( j ? i ( ? I ? ? from lite* Sunday Scho ?!
I I III < ? H *
( ) :i tlii' <it. in ! ha ml. t.liere is tin
h i i d i > w id reason why clean, hiisi
.Hit like, 1 1 lis! wo i t 1| y advcltise
iiwiiIm hI. (i ii id not appear in n ? 1 1 -
imi'i p ?ipi,r>?. N ? rtdigious reading
niattei should lie inconsistent v\ii!i
good business hL'Uulardn. Nn jjiii.il
business an nounrement, honostly
and decent I y made about worthy
jjiwmIm, should In' I'lleiMive to tin*
most, ii n cd ni nie ivi ,i I and reflective
and retiring disposition. Ilmnaii
in fd ? exist everywlu i e, and Ihi'V
are met in thoiMairis and t liOilSHnds
of eases, greatly to the advantage
of thi! bu\er, through a pronjptiy
answered ad vci t iacmon t . Indeed,
it is casv ti> ovetlouk the enormous
?mn of riii h a bureau of informa
tion if one hay not. iieen .accustom
ed to life it. And many ha\e heen
deterred Iroin answering reliable
advertisements* through a general
lack of conlidcnee resulting from
the seeing of clearly indecent, and
fraudulent advertisement in the
same paper with trustworthy ones.
I'iio day i* rnmin^ when p ti I il i ? ho r k
will > iterisu i lie honor and clcan'i
mss ol their advertising depar
tments lo the expulsion of all ad
verti-ing licit eiiiefui investigation
show to lie unti UMt worthy.
W.i agree heartily with I he elos
ing words of this pasHagu from the
Sunday School Times. We have
always tried to keep out fraudulent
or doubt ful advertising from our
columns. We have not nlwa>R am
cfudi'd. l*u hi iflhoi h are only he
uiiiii and they are. somotimeu duped
i?v Biick rnsr.iii>?, wtio put. on a fan
i xterior and seem to he v??ry piou^,
good men. Kverv one k no ws that
churches often have in their tnpin
tic i ship rascals, who use t he eio.iit
of religion to gull innocent victim*.
It the churches can not keep them J
out it is not to he wondered at il l
family papers do not always sue- ?
-eed. '
We propose now, more tha n e\i r,
in institute a rigid supervision of
our advertising columns and do a!!
po'sihle to keep out fraudulent, or
immoral advertising. .July is
about the dullest, month for adver
Using in 1 he entire year. We have
a small amount of advertising this
month and we had astiong (learn
to get. more and make a better
ahowrTig, lint notwithstanding our
dssire to increase our July adver
tising we have rejected several ad
vertisement* that would have
brought us in much better financial
returns for this month. During
the past yea i vre !m?c icjcOlOu wVcr
a thousand dollars worth of adver
tising because we did not think it
honest, moral advertising. We
want to make* the advertising
columns of Word and Works Just
as interesting, useful and reliable
/is the other departments of the pa*
per. Wo ask our subscribers to do
what they can to assist us in
carrying out our plans in this di
rcetiorfK
HsatUilul ?I? tins of Chaixa at i
$
Tho State j>l: inufuicutloal society
j ia piohcculiiiK druggist hi whoae
I Htori'H prenet ipi.ionst are coin poun ti
ed ir? viol ition of the law. Till
law reouifs that every phnrmricM,
| apolhecar y or retail druggist who
i 1 1 us not 1>('< n previously licensed
accortli ng t" law, wliri earliest ot*
and oopdiwis I lie husineftt* without
a license it ua>?le to n line not ex
ceeding ?.">0o or impriaoument not
exceeding six montliH
l .?? +m ? ?
There is no bettor bargain offered
in all tiie world than nowspapor ad
vertiwing hpaee at current prices ?
?100 oo j *<? r ("linun per anii'im If
the bargain is not apparent to every
advertiser it is because he buyn a
seat and doe* not sit in it, or a rail
i road ti<*k<'t and wont irct on the
train Tin . pwe iM an opportunity,
a gold mine 1 !' it is worked, it
\ i< Ids returns Clinton Chronicle.
St?it?! ( hniimati .Jones has called
a spreial meeting of the State Dem
ocratic executive committee to he
held in Columbia next Thursday ev
en 1 11,4 f w the purpose of arranging
foi a (-Hinpaii>n ant) a primary elec
tion in the seventh District 1 < ? llll
tho vacaiK \ csused by the death of
Congi c!ism an Stokes.
( J.-v Mi Sweeney h ?s removed
Klorcn's . for sending sensational
telegrams t ? ? li e (governor and re
fu i::l; to t xphi'.n when ordered to do
?SO,
The fjinvb-n Stram Laundry
Is in it h new quarters at the (> K.
>V I <ln|n'i|. All parties in ( 'aindon
<>r Kirk wood having laundry will
? !> t ik -??? slop to t Iim nearest, telephone
'ami i n:? ',m fiii the Laundry wagon,
i All ? ? I i j j > | hi t r >1 1 h who 1 1 ii vo been
It living laundry lit tins up town of
I fiee will kindly advisrt mo where I
<n:i call lor ^iiiii >. I'ac.kuges will be
called lor hp I lelivere.l anywhere in
M'arr.drn and as far noilli n-s (loodic
* ? ? ? r- 1 ela-?M luundryman
j ^ "ii i ?i % i 1 1 r?l l<t visit t he laundry.
LVspee.i i ally,
'litis, i' U:?HsigUoL
I _
Ailvert iso.l I ??? I tors.
Tlii- following is a list, of letters
J "r 'i' .hi ii i M; ? unbilled lor in tlio Cam
dfii post i.tii-f f(?r wcclt ending
1 .1 nl v 1 i . I'm; r
I .M ,dt'M? IM wm r<-l S1 1 it ord, O'Kel
l\ \V. Mvcin Willie Holders, Hich
? "i I'd D'iiihIh I'Yntik Sett.lemyer,
ill M. Jnn>"-'. !?'. W. McC'iwn, A.
I K. .Mills. U'-'. . !?' II. Harris, Chas
; M. ( i (lOll \\ i ||.
I' climb's - I'm iaie .1 icIvhoii, Dicey
i Lew is, Li/.. M. K i i li.'i y, Millie
: Johnson, Hannah 1'ric.ej Mene Tur
ner, A n !) ie Wa'.snn, Myggie Mose
j
1'arties < ? n i ' i i z for these Icttern
I \v i i ' please s' ili> >v1mt ???(?< /, tliey were
? advertised.
(it; A i.i: x \ mm n, P. M.
Senator Tillman In Charleston
Senator Tillman was in Charleston
tlietimtof 'Ins week and while there
| met the fau otiK Chieeo. Speaking
lot' this meet in:', a press dispatch
savs:
W'hil" out strolling tliis morning.
Senator Tillman and \'ineent C'hieeo
met :n the ui uki't, and the two were
introduced by < 'apt. Martin, who was
escorting th?< senator ahout tho city
' N\ ell are \on the flue that I've
heard so much about?' said Senator
Tillman.
??Me lie aini? Chic," was the re
') ? Mi'.d yon i, ii d mo do only \chis?
. I.. % n,' :i in Hi ait h < 'nr??l i na.' '
1 ' dv. Ne:i dor Tillman remind
, 'd i . i . .?? > that iio had never sent
; '.mi li.it laniou-i brand of Tillman
? wIu.s'm \ which he had prom
iJ< -i < hi?vo said he would send a
lt,rl!e iinnii'diatel v, and also a box
ol ('hieeo-Tilliiiun cigars.
I > 1 1 r ? 1 1 t lui con versation something
wiip said about taking a drink, but
Senator Tillman Raid ho never in
dinged.
'?* on look like a man who t'ikcfl a
d in-," km it I < 'hieen.
i'h.* ii)i'ml?,rs o! the party laughed
heartily and passed on through the
uur);, t.
Dtv.jtei ute St raita of Country Editoi P.
The f blowing is clipped from an ox
change to shosv the d< > perate strait
editors sometimes fall intoi
" A 1 ! persons indebted to th'H otliee
are rt i-pi'-Kted to walk up, ride up,
roll up, sen, | up tumble up ??r any
w.iv t.? fjet up, and settle tip imnied
ii'flv i f not-sooner, We wouhl pre
ter IfiTi^ entry, trold dollars and sil
ver quarters in exchnngo, but in the
d.'sp.rate lanrjuage of a t?overty
, stricken and head-over heels in debt
contemporary we will take ^rind
<dt)ttr>?? wooden iiiitinc^s, patent
whee' barrows, shanghai chickens,
hoop dresina, booljaeks, broomcorn,
lasses candy, hoiiir pumpk ns, baby
.jumpers (for friends); fishinff tackle,
hoop poles, patent medicines, dye
: sl'.ifTe, ccrUserctWK, old bacon, young
niters, sacking pig", rags, boxes
and barrels, old clothes, sannage
nicat, postage stamps, lager bfer,
(used in printing,) gruhb ng hoes,
pick axes, Colt's pistoln, tooth brusli*
es, ten- penny nails, pins, needles,
ginger cakes, circus tickets, or any.
thing else. Walk up, but don't all
[ co'mo at once."
Kelt Mattrciaca at Gaift8Pfa$ljp',,>
liacliine needle* and oil. *
RKA.L. ESTATE THANCFJ'K \
I lie following tr:iiiKl'<?ra of r * ; I ? :<?
ItiU) ni'i'p r(?porilP<l in flic A iinitni's
olllt'o durinj/ On- p i*t wci k :
John (\ ,'iidn to \\ , l? '-! '?
itci'CM iti No. ^ jk7
IYIIhmIu l'r<*v,I>\ ittriitii (-loir, h in
Kiit'd Jl. /. r III | >, lull III'* I \*<<V|?I I.;*
fi .iiii M t s I to K.iir sf n < ? in K !; a < ?? !
j 1 ,1)00.
Hi It'll) ' 'rtl!!!'! to li( Ih I'CK \V.
| Wbi'.o ,;i ? .iikr. *1 iu 120 uiJ '. .s ^ .
j ! . I'r not Mut fl.
S. Ami'l'ii '"tUiU'V Wi? I*.
I I ll;'ln-S I I)' I \ (lOO ftyt, ill KilitV.i n I
I 100.
I'. \\ YnUI'/f to TtlOf. \V ! ' OM 1
j lot in ( uin li n, SKiMi,
The liotit IwOkintC Hoy.
j I k mow it 1 1 1 1 if }??! 1 >w
j \\ Iiom' fact* in fair t?. sun,
I'lil i- (1 , 1 liii<ro'h litlh i>k <>!<?; i ; 1 1 1 1
A liyiit i hat tan* t < > mi1.
Km hoN i >i< 1 ?? iuid criis* mill ?< !?!?':
If l.c caiiii'it I|AV?> liii w;i\ .
A 1 1 it !.??'- :iIv. hvh making iimiiI.Ii ,
I ' vi !ie.tr<l his hk. liter ? ay.
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? Uarlost'.ii. S. C.
m n ilAUDWICK. W H TAYLOR,
ftva l'a? A??t. l'??i Agt.,
Wimiiliijitoii. D. O. Atlanta. Oo.
PASTURAGE.
\\ ?? huvo rnntctl tho pa*ftirt? fomoily
in i hiiiK" oi Mr. Uelton Owen* a few
nnlfn hrlo*r Camrirn ?r.d nro jtrrpnrrr}
t?? pa?(Hrt> ?tork on niOst ro>i*onaM?
terms which will lie ina<le known on np
|rliaation. l'alronage selioitnl. ^ o
u*Mrkntoo tho very hk-?t care of stork.
V\> have a fivo Jer?#)\jbull for the fr?e
??e of our cns?tom*?r?. " ? ?
J. I). A D. M. McC.^SKTTT.
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Prevention i? hotter fhnn cure.
Keep your l>loo<i pure, yonr <u>pctite
goinl ami your dij{??ti<u> pcjpK-t l*y
lAkilm iluod'A SAraap^rilla .
Hood's PUIt ut Urmouiouilr witfe j
llood't fvaite, rtkkfat.
Promiscuous Items.
1 1 am at
fiei <en !i <? i hioVh.
I { <? f i i <:??' t" h t <> i h arid Ice Crfratn
Kree /.em at Gi'lscuhciuier'n.
( I ii I ) & r'!os< h -it ?
Cieist nhoimor'a.
N'rw [ I umc Sewing Machines, Rt
Geifcori ho i in ?; i
Carpet Maniples lo fcolect from at
(ieisonhei flier's.
| MONEY TO LOAN.
Mom y to loan on approved Ileal K?
late Security , at seven per rem. Many
I *? 1 1 1 1 h . N'o mm in issi<iii? cliiii^i*tl.
I.. A Wiitkowsky, Camden. S. C.
(\ 1? Wi:ik lor^M William Ml,,
I nl> lx. NvW V<?rk,
MONEY TO LOAN.
On f h r 1 1 1 lauds or other approved ?e
cnrit \ \ X I. A N < i .
Mtu If* 1 yr. {
.Christian Black & Son,
Practical Builders.
Sii jtrri iiffUtl .1// i 't o ss itj' It Ol'/i .
OllicoCor. of Main \ l>cKall? St*.
I Olliee phono hi'Mdcnce 104.
NOTICE.
J I am prepared to ply the highest
j market price for hides. wool, bee* wax.
j copper, brass and all countiy produce.
! 1 ittroiiHge solicited. Kcspectfull v,
U, .1 U'Ol'.SON.
At David Wolfe's
-Sv'Vw \t-v?v
vy*. u nuivniiu
I will pay a reward of *2f> f ?.) r the;
I return to mo, or for information j
i flint will loud lo their capture, of
iVViilinm HartiHd and Thos. K. Nol
? son, (both white) who escaped from
i juil of Kershaw county, on Juno
' fnh, 1!K?I. J. S. 1 KAN Til AM,
S. K. ( '.
('a m don, S. ( ' , .1 ul y 11, 1 1)0 1 .
I
SUMMER SCHOOL
The Summer School for Teachers will
open at the Camden tiradod Sehooi
Muil.linj . I 1 1 V L'-lid, 111 n in. Tc.ichcjk
taking tli- full ft>ur weeks' course aiW1
entitled t? itnewal <>l cei tilii ates. Spe
<ial instruction will l?e given in the use
of text litink* recently adopted. These!
will lit m:M til teachers at half price.
Siipt. T. Maker, of Lancaster, will he
in charge of tlii.-, school.
u. i>. (T.alki:,
Superintendent of Kducation.
ATTCMTin id rr*nnrrio
A S I Li* ! iuiv itMuncno.
I . .i
No teacliorV ccrtiti "at1? will he renew
j e<l linics.s .'aid teacher Attends the sum
j mer school. This in t > < ? t di*eivtioiiai v I
(with the ('ountv li >u; 'I as it used to be.
Tlie.v are now forbidden to renew any
ceititicate of any teachei unless the re
|iiiieiiient of attending a summer school
lias been complied with, or Rome satin
. fa|,t'j.,-y rea.'um for },?".{ lining s?> i? miiomii
j to t lie State Hoard nf Kducation. Fair
| notice is therefore Ki veil that no tea d?er
? who -e cei t ilicnte luis e.\ piyed and who
fails : ? i t ! i summer school will
I !>'? allowed to leach in the tree public
<clii??y!?ol Kers'iaw ('ountv.
15 I?. C!<A iv i\ tv.
County Supt. of Kd.
Notice lo Road Overseers.
All road overseers urn hereby noti
fied to have the road hands warned
out on the public highways, and
have the toads put in gooiL, condi
tion. Ovor.-eor:; are urgently re
(plotted to have the hands warned
out us soon as possible, so that the
roads can be worked during the lay
ing by seasjti on the farms, so as not.
to interfere nny more than necessary
with the harvesting season. The
law requires four days work of ten
hours per day, and road overseers
are notified to have the full tiuie put
in when necessary."1
.]* B. pn ELI'S,
County Supervisor.
Citation.
South Oarolina--Kei>haw County.
By C, C. Haile. Prolmtc Jod^c.
Whereas, W. I). Seegars, made unit
to me. to grant Kim Letters of Adminis
tration of the Kstate of and elFect* of
It. W. SeetfUI'S, deceased.
Then* are therefore to rite and admon
ish :ill and fdngular tho kindred ami
creditors of tho said R. \V. Seegars
deceased, t lint they he and appear before
me, in tho Court of Probate, to be hold
fit Camden. S. C. . oil l-'riday, tho 2nd .
day of August iH'kt., after publication J
lliercof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to
show cause if any they have, why the
stiil Administration .should not be grant
ed.
iiiven tinder me hand, this 19th day
of Jul v, A. 1?., 11)01.
C. C II A ILK.
Jud^'i of Probate. Kci>havv County.
Published on the llHh day of July
1 !>0 1 . in the Camden Chronicle.
Mortgage Sale,
F< i ir iV Hnshorowjh,. i Mortytujc
To > of Personal
V. C. Ha<ihmn, \ /'roperly.
In pursuance of power vested in me by
a mortgage thereon, executed by Fair
nosborough, I will sollat pu 1J^ out
cry, on Saturday, July 27th, 1301., at" 12
o'clock M.i at the Saw Mill of R. k<>i.
borough, about 1) miles south-west of
Camden, in the western portioii of Kor
?haw County, S. C., the following per
sonal property :
One 15 Horse power Struthors and
Well* Engine and Boiler mounted on
iron wheels. *
One DeLoache Saw Mill ami 30 feet
of carriage.
-?Three (8) Head-blocks.
One 58 inch Inserted 'tooth Saw.
Sixty (60) feet of Kmlleas Belting.
Konr (4) Wrenches.
One mot ail Leather Bell, about ten (10)
fret lonjf.
Terms of 8?lo Cash. -
V. 0. fiADHAM,
? Moft|S{fM.
r i*l? It, td.
THAT HONEST, UP-TO-DATE MERCHANDISE RESTS
UPON IS A FAIR EXCHANGE. WE HAVE THE COODS
AND YOU HAVE THE MONEY. WHEN YOU TRADE
WITH US, WE ALWAYS MAKE A FAIR EXCHANGE.
Fruits, Y enviable?, ( ?aimed Goods, Farm Supplies, Shoos,
I >u if try \\ hips, Tobacco, Kir.
Slock all nice and
fresh, and palrona^e will be?jroatly .ipprrciafcd.
lies j >cci I u 1 1 y,
R. B. WILLIAMS.
piionb a?.
Do You Enow Abut The
"Eafly IB fell?5'
Thou Hurry To
There is Id be some vulu able picking there for the
uoxt 10 days. The lime has come when it requires real bar
gains to eatc.il the e)e. That is what we propose to offer our
customers. We have just bought a larjje quant ity of season
able goods far below their mai kel value. They must he sold
in the next few^lays and we know that price is the only real
inducement to/custoiners, so we propose to offer our entire
stock of Wry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Notions, Hosiery,
iMilliuerv Goods, Gents Furnishing Goods, Etc., at
ACTUAL GOST
Which means in Ihi* sale that you get many things l>elow
cost to manufacturer.
Your confidence is worth more t<? us than m >ney. We
cannot afford to deceive v >u. < )ur customers have seen cost,
snics before. Now a ehanee for \ou to become convinced
that we buy our {mods cheaper ? lie nee we can sell cheaper.
Price is what, you want ; qual i I v eon.?ider"d (Jail and see us
soon. Very lw'spccl fully,
J) * JE? & P p L. E B Y\?
Tun 1 5 est Foit Tiik .Lkaht,
A
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From Saturday morning June 29th,
rr< >
Monday Night, July 8th. "
W I-: 0 T? F K 1 J A
GREAT 9-DAY SALE.
It means money for you. Our whole Mock of Dry Goods,
Notions, llats, Shoe# and Clothing bejow /Cost. Tho Goods
must be sold at some pric e, so come and get your share.. Bring
the money along and we will certainly let you go away satis
fied, as we need your money in our business.
Fruit of the Loom Hleaehing at f>\ o.
Lonsdale Cambric at Oo. 1
liolow wo givo yon only a few of Iho manv offering* wi? have for you :
1000 yard# Shirting and Pro*3 Prints at !!<\
S<)<> yHids Simpson's 'A 1 Forordos ut
) 000 yards :t<J inch I'eroalus at Uo.
f.oO yards 3(3 in F- rcalcs at 7.1".
Dimitios, Fawns, Siwins und ali wliito gimUaway down under cost in or.
dor to tnnke room for Fall ponds.
1 pi' ce wbi'e Tuble Damask at wo sold ut 35o.
1 piece white Tabic Damask at 23. \o, wo sold at 35<\
2 pieces white Table Damask at 33c, wo sold at. 50c.
3 pieces Sheeting 1" 4 at J0c, f;old at 30c.
2 piecos shooting 10*4 at l'.h\ sold at '2 Tic.
All shades Cambric at 3*<\
10 doz Fidus Yosts at le oaoli ? a!^o liave fow dozen lino onos cheap.
Wo have a groat lino <?f shoe**, all at and some below cost.
Men's hats will go at your own pruv, Don'lfail to see them.
Wo have a big lot. of moo's Slncis from ISc to 85c. They must be sold.*
lialanoo of our Spring and Summer Clothing must go at Rome price. Wo
will givo you great chance to get a nuit for litilo money.
12 mens Sufts, all sizes at $2.95, worth St 50. *
12 mens Suit9, all sizes nt 3 30 worth 6.00.
24 njons Suits; all siz'?s at 4.70, worth 7.50.
12 mi'iis Sui's, all sizes at 1. 1'5, worth 3.00.
36 mons Soit*, all sizes at fijQO, worth 8 50.
10 mons Suits, all sizes at 0 05, worth 10 00.
12 mens Suits, all sizos at 7 50, worth 12.00.
IHonens Suits, ail sizes at 8 25, worth 12 50.
3 crimps Suits, all sizes at 9.00, worth 15 00. " ?
12 boys Snits at tOc, worth 60c.
40 boys Suits at 77c. worth $1.25.
24 boys Suits at 1.10, worth 1 50.
30 boys Suits at 1.85, worth 3 00.
18 boys Suits at 1.40, worth 2.00.
18 boys suits at 55c, worth 1.00, * "~~
Our Stock of Groceries Complete and guarantee to tell you
better Hour at a lower price than' any concern in Camden.
We meai^-to get our share of tho cash trade and mu*t have
it. I Yours Truly,
S. N. ?
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