The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 02, 1901, Image 2
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CAMDKN. S. C:.. A U ( ? . 2. IftOl.
The following i ceointnoml ut.ions !
have heen made for the rivers at.d :
harbors of Soullt Carolina for the
next Usual year; Winy ah Bay,
$25,000, Saiitcu river, $-18,000, Cori
gurco river, 5-1,000, C harieston har
bor, $100,000.
I nbocoininK
In Li?n recent doath of Cougi chh
man Stokua the State has another'
humiliating example of tint indr
COUl hunger which is constantly
stretching out its long gaunt fin
gers in soarch of olllco. Ono man,
a i?romiuoiit one, was heard to nay
that Dr. Stokes was Ktrickon with
h fatal malady ami that he would
be a candidate for the vacant sent
us ?oon an death came. W hat a
?ail and humiliating spectacle is
this among the educated and icliti
od in this proud <dd State, smug
gling to gtft possession of a dead
llian'it shorn heloro tin; body ot him
who wore them has reached tin;
grave. ? I*' *?
HEIRS TO TICXAS Oil, LANDS
Soarch for. Unknown lloitB ol Texas
Pioneers
AViylii.i . Texas, uly -<>, lJH.il.
TCditor Ch i < uiiele
.. - The enclosed itiMii may inlcrcst. yoni
readers <?* many of the persons mention
?.({ raiiic t < > Texa* from your State. an<l
the lauds art' worili a lar^e fortune.
|v \V. < i I >11 .
Tho^rout < >> I discoveries in 'IVsmh
have caused native pi'hk Ii for tin; un
known In irs <d tho following early km
tiers oi Texas ami soiitiers "I (lie I i'Mis
Revolution of IH;r? t<> 1 ? ??>? Far^c tiaet*
of wild land*. which have liecoinc very j
valuable, wcrv ^lan'iMi hy I'"' I exa*
Republic t<> Midi sctfleis and soldiers,
which, nil m ? <>f tin ir death * ??* di* ;
appearance, \vi'r<' never snl<l and still
km nit cliiim <>f I In ir ln'irn. Many of tin*
neglected lamfn lin itj tlii' < i i I retfion*.
KiLvard W. 0<>H. <?f Austin, Texas.
mj lids list of suci; neilien? a::-! htm
whose unknown heirs an1 entitled t ? ? the
lamlH. 1 1 ?' will u'ive fill t lui illinium
tiou < iii request The liht follows : Sunt
Ucl Allnway. Thoiioi* A<1 nil*. II I*
Aklcf, Collier I'.n k?<l . 1 1 ??. Nu^us'.as Fa
kir, Gem go Brown, Fdwin Blake, I'.hi
ie I Bourne, 1 1. I" Blake, M>\'. M. Brtal
yin. Win. Hl< ioiJ^< n)< I , V- I'. Ihnricr, 1'.
A. Burroughs, Martini Blaiiehanl, Isaac
Bridges, .1. W. Mine, <!. I * 1 1 1 ' hart . Win.
(5. M , Baker, .1 I. Chandler*. Harvey
Cox, A r< hi bald Cha#e, M. I-.. Carroll,
]'otcr Conrad, .lame* < aple, James
Dinipkins, .1 a;ne* Douglas, Charles I- inc.
.1 A Foster, lien j . Freeman, .1. F. Fill
Icrton, llenj. V. fiilleii. I'at 'unman l? j
W. l?il;?in, ? ieorue ? ianlner, .1. W. I
lions . I'at < iillilainl, .lohn ( iallion. 1 > oin- 1
Inic (iall.'i^hnlr, I.. (ie<lrutl', Hubert M ;
Green, Peter W. GravKon, ! I <>l ?t . Hon
<lerson, .loli n 1 1 a t ttfioven, J<*?sie lliiin-l
|iliri? <, I'eter 1 1 ilt. .I.ihn llariiw, F.mx li
Harris. A (?. llollan?l, <'<??>. .1 .lolin
Hon, Artemisia .laeops, .Inlius J,e< (ini|'t<-. .
I'. I.. Leainan. lU'tij I..lili<T, M. I! I. aw j
renee, Sainnel fitiwreiu'e, W in. Linn, i
John l.afa\ette. Lol-t. .M uslcinan, .lame*
Mc^hi'riy, I'eter Miisoii. Alex Mitchell,
K. T. Mitchell, Willi* McWilkers.m. |
Samuel Mmire, ,1, A Mh1i.uk y. ImIwhT'I i
Mansell. A. I.. M rt in, Wiilinui Motl<*v,.|
Martin .Moran, Dennis Malioney, .1. V>.
rf- iMcLyinan. IMei X < .rt.ni J:<?l.t II. .Will,
A. .1. Cwtn, F. I'ete t *u N\'. II. I'rn'e
?loHe|ili Uuteli, Jolni ffnt-y, Mm-m liyan. j
T. .1 Hcilinan, MatticliU Uuniiels, Ko ,
?lol|>h Kt-elor, Hiram Fn*<| |
JCudgc, S.im.n'l Hoi:?ts. llui<li llinrer*, |
7llaiKlret Hiissell, Unlit. \\ . U elitr. >e, '
.7 a iiich Sin i 1 li . W in S in it 1 1 . (?<???. Stiiith,
I ii'ni y Sp< n< cr, D. II Ptov.-r. Fran, is |
Binitli, 1 ! i?*ti :? r< I Starr, . I h < ? < 1 1 ? K. v< li.j
Tliolilai SiiimII, in Shelton, 1,. S
Simpson, Win. Thornton, Clin* Teal,!
Henry Teal. .Jnc?>!? 'Ihnina*, ^ain
AVIiit in*?. W. Wooilvv II<I, A reliitvi hi j
Wynn, F<l. Wave se le >ii? k i, 1 1 list < a <'ii |
?h<nl>erj?, ILn'lin NN ;?l<li??p, .I<>!in t . NS tut j
v aker, .lohn NN iiiliT*, .I.iiik-* \\ el*li, Nn
<|it>\v Weaver, 1 1 <?t?t . NN iH.-in.ia, II. I !
Williitninou. Win NN'int?r.*, Nun NN .>1 j
drill?!*, ,1 till ii (i. NVuli, t'ha*. /.ant ", f. j
von /nclnirian.
Who Should Sin^r in tho Choii?
Who Mhould preach the gospel?
The man who iw a Chtiniiatj ami if?j
truly called of God. Who dhould
sing the fcoppel? CliriHtinns, not I
sinneiA. A man who i* not a
Chri?tian,'God iloc? not want him
to preach II is word, neither does
He want tluise who are not Christ;
titns to sing His word. Hut still
?ometimes we fiod the vilest of Bin
nerd standing up lending a choir
? .singing oome to .Ic?uh wlion he has
never heeu to Jcsua hi mac If. ? T. C
T?l^y.
r. Wo copy tho following from an
exchange:
/"The hog is the mortgage Sifler ;
, the ahecp the farm fertilizer
coir the barn builder ; the hen the
grocery bill payer. This quartette,
with m man and a woman not
1. s*fraid to voik in oaring for them,
will into re prosperity on any
:
> Remember we do only flrst-clstm
^rlatiiK. To?r orders along
MU will be appreciated.
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Shredding Coin.
We take the following from the.
Southern Cultiva'or au<l it iimy be
well lor our farmers to consider it: ,
"VVe <vi?U to discuss this subject
ouce wore. \V 6 Hod that very ma
ny J'uriueis uie still inclined t<> ki t p;
up the old habit of pulling fodder. ;
Thin i?? a great mistake. It is a
losing btihincHS.
Corn grown and matures not by
accident hut hy lixed laws. One
of i Iti' ho laws la that the food for
lilting out the grain upon the ear
is woikcd over in 1 1 1 ?? blades of i
fodder ami returned to the ear.
This cannot hi* done it the blades.
*re pulled oil'. The grain ceases to
(ill the moment the foddei blades
are pulled oil', 't his being true j
you cannot pull fodder without in
j i| i (i;u tlio ear. l'ulling foihh i
| makes the coin lighter. U lias:
j been triiid aiid tested l?y the soah 8
a thousand Iiiiich and always proves
true.
Another law of corn growth i*
that the feeding roots die before |
the blades. When the lower blades I
begin to yellow the feeding roots;
die. At thut lime all tlie sap food
lis in the ?tulk. If the stalk is cut
oil' near the ground then no dam- j
age in tit/ lie t<? the ear while the
| blades are on the slalk. I he pro
eess of preparing ami retilming the
food to l tie ear mill goon on ami i* ;
somewhat hasteued by the wilting j
I of the leaves. This wilting slops
the rapid evaporation of water
wn'l ell was going on through iheii
thousands of mouths. Ileiice the
ear will Ml out full, after the stalk
I is cut wiili the fodder on. I'lie
ears will be slightlv heavier than ?
I if the stalk had died natu rally.
So '>v eultivaling an I stacking
| l lie stalk* at. the proper time \<>h
| increase the \ i< Id of eoi n and sa\ e
lull the 1'oddel bettel than if \o".
had pulled ii. Hut this is not u!.
you have gained. Y.?u have Hit
stalk itself, anil this is worth
n> n?-li per pound as foil ler. llciiee
we II 1 go .'Very f ?i mei lo quit pu!!
ing fodder and cel. his emu jus'
when I lie fodder is fully lipe si??l ?
liie. grain getting hard. I>y doit'u
this you all > Ut double the value "I
1 he col n el-op. The si a!k, shuck
uiil lodder, when cured and sbitii
I detl, make ha\ which is as good a^
I any hay and will sell for about tin
; H.iine as the eoi n. Kvi i s time > on
? ?et the dolliirs worth <>? corn in the
????)? you w r if have ten t !t?li -i ??**' worth
?d hav from the stalks. Tins has
hoc n proven l>\' cxpci iiiientH. It is
not g m s s woi k. ^ 1 nie a n test it b \
m lb ng hot It .
|{ut this is not ali th it you hav.
gained. You have the stalks out
? if the w.-iy !!! the !!?!'! And \
have gieatly int-reaaed the ijuanli
l y of good lin V I '' feeding. ^ ?"!
slopped I he shipping of I hut Ml 111 !i
food fioin tin* Noilll and West..
You have l?ept that muc h mmiex
lit, home. If \ oil W ili lllel'e:i?(' I he ?
number of vour cattle and feed tin
e\i ra hay lo (hem y o? will get an j
.?.!ditie?v'l i ne. line from vim farui.j
.Most of us cannot nll tld to losej
this valuable has e.rop this filinim I
and fall. We are I ik? ly to lie sh->i I
on Image. You cannot allmd lo|
jinil ft dkli l. It is costing you loo!
inueh. Yon mod all the money
you i an make mi vur farm. Now j
that v "ti have made this crop, it is j
to your tnterrst to take care of it '
and turn it into money the very
host way \ on can.
('ut i lie em n, slack it, 1 * ? I it dry
in tin* shot k". I'his will take from
four to six weeks, according to the.
weather. When fuily diy, haul it j
I o I he sh redder. I'lie sh redder !
will lake oil' the corn anil make hay j
of the hltilk. Itale this hay if you j
can. Some think it pays to use a j
litt.ii' salt as \ ou bale, ll you haxcj
not a sh redder, get one if you are j
able and liave enough corn to jus
ti fy il. If ii'U, llteli get some of
(our iieighboirt to hlircd for \ou,
just as you get JI"' I' wheat tliiexh
ed. The sauio pailies who run the j
thiislur will often Had it. t<> their
iiitcrcHt to run shied lei s for the j
s uiie commuiHty. If \ou cut. youi |
coin and keep it \ mi can get itj
shredded. The hay will keep jiu i ,
alt wtoek do well when fed upon it f
It \"ii wish t-? \v:iil. awhile before |
slti ?? bl i ng, t he col n ? l'l keep
I ) i , not p. ill an v fodder this year j
We Want the Ntws.
Our r?-iult rs, both 111 the city and
in 1 1 county, will confer a f j ? v ? ? r it ,
I In* y will s?"ivl uh uny news item nr
items ol which they m iy happ to be
eogniz ?nt. Not only personal itoiriH,
but uny 'oenl Imppenings which in ay
?on>? under their observation, won!. I !
t>?) j_fr.it ?* t'u 1 5 v rooe.ived and 1 * "? ! ? 1 v ftp '
preo?Hted by mm Our friends in thtt-i
county coul. 1 eni'y drop n? a pvst'nl :
card mill inform us of interesting'
events whn-h mny trant-piro in thoirl
iinnicli'it >? vieinitv. A-> it is our do- !
i ro to publish in our local columns;
ever) tiling of interest that transpires!
in the city, ami in the county as ?
well, wo earnestly n?>k that our
friends acquaint us with any linp
poninga of local interest that mny
conic undar their perso::al obsorva
ti?n. Merely gi^e as uot?-8 or par- 1
(ieularn and we will do the rest.
REAL ESTATE TP AN8FER3.
Tho following transfers of roal es
tate were recorded in tho Auditor's
offlco during the past woek :
John A MoLaurin to Sftllie:
Thomas, aere*, ? 37.6/{K< at Be
thunc.
K C .Johnson to M A DcSaua
Hure. 130x271 feet *300.
Ii U b?tUL to break good rMolu*
llott* tb*? onir to h??? b*d ??;.
Thu Carr.dan Steam Launary
Ik in i t h r?( w quartern at tin? O. K.
tV (!. depot. All partioa iu Camden:
or K i i k wood having laundry w>'l
nleafo *ttq> to the n? urc?t telephone
and v iirf i>f> f? ??* tbu hatindry wh?oIi
All of iiiy palrona wlwr havo been
leaving laundry at the up town of
H r* < ? will W t ) i !ly advi^o iiiU wliofo I
fan mil for nnmo. l4aokft<rQ? will be
r-ol'o'l tor nnd delivered anyMiefto in
('aimb n (i nd nr? fur north an <loodic
Cus'ld. l-'i'Ht class laundryninn
Vi.u ??!'? in\did to v'lHit the laondiy.
Keapeci fully,
( 'hay. IV itufudgnol.
Kvt ry Day Will Mo Htinday
IU j.'i-M -i,l dive I lotTeck-'r, of l>da
win. has Ih-iii lulling this htory lo
licprust ntal vi: Mildd and other
M ar.\ land < 'uii^ressmaii. (
"I^iivsii (.M ('if I )ebi ware-Maryland
peninsular I here live two families,
who, according to the local prints,
ai*?* iiuino I Piy and Sunday. The
| )nv laniilv has seven daughters and
iiii* Sniolav Imnilv ban heveit aonw.
"I foo reliably informed that live
i I the I ) a v ;'ir!s have already n?nr
red th it number ol Sunday boya
and that st I! another D;iy k'id u
nhout t<? tu-coiim the wil'o of another
Sunday boy. In view of thn, why
i mh* I i'. apprxp* into to euv that every
| >ii y will In; Sunday by and by?"
I N I \ 'KUSITY
Of No r th Carolina.
Tlu' bead ol 1 1 1 < ' Stair's Ivlu
ciitiotml Sy stfin.
\( tdoiiii*' I >epartint'nl,
I aw.
Modioine,
Pharmacy.
Kij?h I \ -li \ >' srliolarslt i ps
I ire t ni I i< >m ! < > toac liors ami
i . 1 1 ii isto r.-?> -oils. Lua ii t lor the
i ;<M-t I \ .
. . j V Siri ?i: N'Ts 1 d I N'STin r toh>
X i ? w 1 1 1 > ru 1 1 1 o r i os', """" W a t < ? i
Winks. (Vntrul Heating
S \ ^ h ' 1 1 i .
H'.MI.niM) spent in improve
in nt.s in I MOO and UN>1.
j'jtii ! ? -r ? r t ic'.'iiis Sep! omi>cr
10IH.
A ti ll ess,
K. IV V KN A I5I-K.
! ' U -IDl'.NT...
Cliap.-l 1 I ill, N. <V
Notice to Road Overseeis.
f't'i i ovitsi its aro b< rehv not'
to ! i u \ i ? ; !,<? ri"td hands witrni'1'
?i i (,:i the public highway s, an
!:?;?. e tin- tciidi put iu jjood e??ljdi
lion. Ovcru'rs arc urgently n
.nit vied t ? ? have the hands warned
out ;ii .-i?')!i as possible, so Ur.il iii?
ro:id < c u i he work ' I during the lay
i u _? hy m ih >n on the. farms, so as inn
lo interfere any more than neeCssan
with the hat \ est in;; season. 'Ihi
law r? otp'red tour davs work of ten
hours per dav, and road overseer?
are notified to h ive the full time put
I I w hen itc ccsHiiry.
I?. 1M KM'S.
C'ount v Supervisor.
f
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T hree Payers a Week
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much agricultural matter
and ot tier articles of special
interest to farmers. It has
regular contribution* by .Sam
Jones, M rs. \V. H. Fulton,
John Temple Graves, Hod,
0. If. Jordan and other dis
tinguished writer*.
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PATKMT iAWVKHS,
Oop. U. S. P?t?M Offle*, WJWMim, 0. C
OERFECT permanent are the
? cures by Hood'* SarM|wrilU, b*>
1 ciUm It makes part, rich, h**)t)nr,
lite km 1 feLOtfBl.
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NORTH-WESTERN R. R.
TIME TABLE NO. V}
In I'.flk ct Sunday, M iy 26,
|
lichvifii Wilsons Mill ami Sum ( rr
I siniiiiitiiiniil Itailj (-X4 Hitinluy Not r i?i? "'<?
7i m i x w < i ;?
i r M STATIONS, i- m.
i, <?o |,v. Sumter At. IJ..O
1,5 oj Huminerton Junction ! .' _'7
j Tindiil 1 1 .V>
]???? kr?vill.- ) i .;?)
'Hi Sii vet ! I O'i J
l I
i 4'^'fl f Mill 1 1 '
j 4 r,r . ) Millanl f ,0 ,
I f> '.'(i Summit ton in In
| r> f?0 Davis !? In'
I ?; OS .lord oii '? Jl J
Ar WUmoiih .Mill l.v 0 0
I ? M
Hoi woe n M illurd and St. I', ml
}.'{ } ?> Daily ex Sunday 7'- 7 I
I' M A M Mixed A M I' M
i ?>/> in i;? I ,v .M i Ha it I \ r I"' i* 1 '?">
i :ir, 10 -jr, Ar St. Paul l.v in d'. 4
Hot worn Slimier and Cunnlen.
j / -.Mixed } <> < ? *>
A M Daifv ?'X Sljllilav A M
10' 00 l.v Sumter Ar !' in
In 02 N \V JillU'ti.iii !? O , ? N
,10 2_' Dul/.i'll ?> o.i
1 0 H? >r< It'll K 1 () 1 i
In '<() Itfiiibfi l.s 7 in I H>
in ~i!> K1 Sorbet* 7 > i o.j
11 'JO Shi. Ky. .lunetioii 7 I ) J ?
1 1 .'in A r ( 'uiinloii I iV 7 0 ' / * HO
\ m (s r. ,v (i. Kx. Depot) a it/ r >i
TlIllS. WILSON. 1'rcKi.l^ot
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
t'oii.lfriRM flehoitnU" In llffnot July l i.ui
Ko ifNo li.
I Jivlly 1 iiil I > '
6 JOp 7 L v
003|. 7 V. a "
7 *op 8 "
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kak ri?n n ri.\ir.
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Stwtiini'rviilii
Ui aiti'fi v!lli>
( ?i iiiiicohurx.
Ki.ittville
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i *.t i nth 'ii
N'o. ' N < 1 1
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7 0 )&ij " . Bl i4iii'>ivnin *' 8?Y>il
80V> !? 4ua! " ... Hamburg .... " H i7n
8 l*p 1) C2hi " ... DomnarK . " K t.ji
8 aftp, 10 10*1 " . . . Mia k viiln ... . '* ' N u Hi
0U#p:ll ll>ai " .. \ikon . " 7 "n. U IV
loa-<p II Miwr A-r Aiiv'tisHi tiit'lLv " I 6 /Oa' ? ?? *p
in uiUiitioii Id t)i<> above ici'v!''"
trains Nom. lft aji<l l'i run Jnily l>etween (
ton antl ( V?liuiil)ii\, currying oluitunt Ptilinia i
hli'<i|>iii|^ cni'4 No. 15 le:i vo Ohm losloa 1 1 :>M n.
la. ;itrrn?i Atliuvilli1 :iM p. in. N'n. l'l hvtwi
Columbia t :a5 a. in ; arrive Chnrlttriion 7 :.K) a.
in. Sleepm ? earn re.irly for oivupmiev M 0 : 1 1
i> in In ? Mi hi Chai Itwliiu aii'l Columbia Theso
trains mako eloso eonnt?.f Ioiih at C'l-iniVa
with through train-- between Florida T??>|ri
<iii.t W mluiik'toii ami tin- east. Trains Nn.s. I.'
tilltl 14 ? 'iii * K ? ktant l-*\l 1 1 tn >*li I'nrlor <i'ai
twii 'i i 'tin r'" ??<>,*, ?vmimervilh; ami A^Jji'vtllf.
V.
A'ii,"l?ta
Ja?<l?ir"ivil!
T' I i ?i 1 1 1 ? ?
Teimtllo
Saii'i' i ? v 1 1 !
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J.\ Suvmimih
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Atlanta fm nil p'i)a>s N'urth a/nl Wi>it.
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fur \S"asjiti>LMi>n An. 1 the Kant . aDo for Juoknon*
v1lh? ami aliKl. rltlu Points.
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Charleston, S. O.
P. 1! II A HUWK'K, W. II TAYI.OB.
U. V' A . WHijiiuyt in A (4. i'. A.. A tluntft
Citation.
South Ofnolinn'-Kprehnw Cotmly
Tlv C. J I tilo, l*roi?:t(o .T n?l .
\Vhtjr??ft?, W*. 1 >. Set'frnrs, miui?? mil
to pit* to Krnnt l.itn Letters <>f A<ltnii?i
rr*ti<.n <?f the Estnl^ of atul e fleet ? t>f
R. W. Sof^nr*.
The?t? aro therefore to ?;ite and mlmon -
in}) all an<l oin^ulMr the kindretl and
erodltoiflof tliP nni?t 'R. W. Soeffarg
lt?r?*??etl. ( It At they he and appear before
me, in th?i Court of Prohato, to ho liold
?i Cunnhui. S. C., on Fritlwy, the 2u?l
tlay of Ativ'tj?l next . , after pnblioation
tlwrcof, at 11 o'clo?'k in the forenoon,
fihow t aline if any they have, why fit e I
naitl Administration should not ho Krtmt-|
ed.
tiiven undt-r mv hand, this 19th dav
of July, A. P . 1901 ,
C.C. II A ILK.
Judge of Probate. Ker.?haw County.
rubllahed an the 10th day of July
1901, In the ^hmtlen Chronicle.
Prevention ia better than cure.
Keep your blood pure, your appetite
good and your digeation perfect by
taking Hood's Sareeparilla.
Nood't Plllt act hannenlotvily wltk 1
To prevent picture frwinos from
It i oh lx.il threo or four onionn in 11
pint of water; then with a s??f t brush
or blender. over the frame. ? E*.
William M. Newman, lite
now pri;H<)eiu of the New York
Ccntmi laihoatl, bi'gan life huh
itchiunn.
t fv ' '
ii umiuockb fit
fieiae nheiiner'a.
Refi i j?f ? n 1 1? i h a*?<) Ire Cream
I" ri czi'iH hi (Jei aen hei met 'a.
China Close in at
Coiscnhcime i 'a.
New Homo Sewing Machines, nt
(ieiaonlu-iuior'b.
Heauliful aejcction of Chair* ut
(ieisenhcimor'H.
Kelt M ?tUrcHaea nl Geiaenhel mr'a
Mnchtrm needle* nrid oil.
(Jeiac.nlu imer'a.
BRIDGES TO LET.
\W will let the Miller Pjidire out to
i he U> w i li 1 1 1 1 it at ine <> il Oridge en 1 1 ? ??
J lltli ? I . i >? of \u;'!i-t at. 10 o'clock H III .
ItMll. Sjus'i ficjUi" ?ns and conditions fi r
hnildiu.; made known on the d?v of let
ting. J. It. PIIK LPS.
K. T. KINti,
('..nntv SupeiVi8orn of Ker
shaw ?v Chenterlitdd Connies.
\lsothe Porter Hridge August 12th,
: nt 10 o'clock a. in.
j. it. pi i Ki rs.
IVIUNtf 111 MAN.
Money t< > loan on approved Keal K?>
tate Security . at seven per cent. Kufty
terms. N? conimiHsions charged.
I,. A Wittkowsky, Camden, S. C.
<' I.. Winkler, o- Willinin St.,
.1 iilv- 1*. New York,
MONEY TO LOAM.
< >ii htriu lands or other unproved ne
curitv. S. LO< J AN IjA NT< i.
May 15 ? 1 yr.
Christian Black & Son,
Practical Builders.
.%'#/ /H't'i lifc/i't I // ('/as* <>/' ll'or/t.
OMiceCor. of Main \ DeKalh Sts.
OHice plione 72. Residence 104.
NOTICE.
I am prepared to piy the highest
nmrkct 1 1 ric!> for liidi'S. wots! , bees wax.
Copper loans and all country produce.
Patronage solicited. Wespeclfull v,
K. JACOItSON.
At David Wolfe's
STORE AT DEKALB.
I wish to announce to my friends ami
the pnldic ironerallv that 1 have opened
a |> a line of
( ! K X K H AL M K IHMI A N U I S K
al I >i- K all) am! invite all to come and
sow inc. I'll** store will he in charge of
that \\ tdl-kiiotfn man Mr, .1. II. Munn
wl.n will always l?e found there and will
take yreat pleasure in serving you. My
prices will lift aw clieap as call ue found
nnywhere. 4lll I ask is for you to come
and see for yourself.
Ili?;h?">t prices paid for all kinds of
couiitij (uodini-. I r.!". 'live
stock. ?
Intending a cordial invitation to all to
come and see us, 1 am
Yours Very Truly,
A. C. WATTS, DEKALB. S. C.
Best For The South.
TIT A A J w ood 's Seeds
m/m# I If 111 V IU'? grown and
J[I VVvl 0 selected with
special refer
rji s on CO to their
I 111)11 lH ?<1'M tal.ility to
II our Southern
X *?IA 111 As H0il and climate
_ and give the
M nA/Jrt best results and
!V|Jii||U satisfaction
UvvltOa everywhere.
If your mer
chant does not sell Wood's Seeds
write for Special Price-list.
Circular k'vIdk prices and Informa
tion about Turnip Seeds, Crimson
Clover, Late Seed Potatoes, (lerman
nillet, Buckwheat and uli a>v liable
Heeds, mailed on request.
T. W. WOOD & SONS,
5ecdsmcnt - Richmond, Va.
WOOD'S KAI.L OATALOOl'R lsimod
in AiiKUHt, tells All about Crimson
Clover, Winter Vctchea, Rape,
Kitat Proof and Winter Oats,
Seed Wheat*, Grasses,
nrtd Clover Seeds.
Vegetable Seeds for Fall Plaating.
Hyacinths, Tulip*, t{C, *
Catalogue nulled tren. Write for il. 1
MANUFACTURERS OF
Doors, Sash, Blinds,
Moulding, Building Material,
Sash Weights and Cord.
CIuA. RLESTON , - - - - S. C.
mirchase our makes, which
we f^uarsntee superior to any
sold South, and thereby save
money. ? ? ^
Window and Fancy Glfc$s a
aproialt?. .Iiilv 4-1
rsi uhkmmk ?? ? _
THAT HONEST, UP-TO-DATE MERCHANDISE RESTS
UPON IS A FAIR EXCHANGE. WE HAVE THE C000S
AND YOU HAVE THE MONEY. WHEN YOU TKAD|
WITH US, WE ALWAYS MAKE A FAIR EXCHANGE.
V
Fruits, \ o^ofaMes, Oahiu-tl Farm Supplies, SI?<>os,
i Hii##y W hips, Tobacco, Flc! (ft ock all nice ami
j fresli, and patronage will l>c ^ivai I y .ipju'cciaftMl.
Kcspocl I ul ly,
R. B. WILLIAMS.
PIIOAT33 Q8.
Do You Know About The
& & ,1^f fSl <?*1S tf ,L
?xxmvm Tfcrf* "g "ft ? ? ???? * -g ? ~ ?
Then Hurry To
D. L APPLEBY'S
5 to re .
There is goin^ to bo some valuable picking there for the
next 10 <lays. Tho timo has come when it requires real bar
gains to catch the e)e. That is what we propose to offer our
customers. We have just bought a large quantity of treason
able goods far below their market value. They must be sold
in the next few days and we know that price is the only real
inducement t.o customers, so we propose to offer our entire
slock of Dry Goods, Clothing, fiats. Shoes, Notions, Hosiery,
Millinery Goods, Gents Furnishing Goodd, Ktc., at
ACTUAL GOST
Which means in this sale tiiat you get many things below
cos i to manut'icl ur?^r.
Your confidence i* worth more to us than money. We
cannot afford to deceive yell. Our customers have seen cost
sales before. Now is a chance for jou to become convinced
that we buy our goods cheaper ? hence wo can sell cheaper.
Price is what you want; quality considered. Gall and see us
soon. Very Respect fully,
D, E,? APPLEBY,
Tub Hkht Fok Thk
Money Saved is money Made
From Saturday morning June 29th,
M < >
Monday Night, July 8th.
w i <z < >i 'A
GREAT 9-DAY SALE.
It means money for you. Our whole stock of Dry Goods,
Notions, Hats, Shoes and Clothing below Cost. The Goods
must be sold at some price, 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 t'.e Loon* Blfnching at, o.
Lonsdale Cambria at 0j.
Below wc give you only a few of tho many offerings w<; h.ivo for you :
1000 yards Shirting ami Mrena I'rints at !?c.
8<H) yards Simpson's 4 Pereah's at Ic.
1000 yards. SO inch Percales at ?'?o.
600 yards BtHfn Percales al 7Jc.
Dimities, Lawns, Swiss and all white goods a way down undi'r cost in or
der to make room for Fall goods.
1 piece whiife Table Damask at 20.?. wo sold at 35c.
1 piece whito Talilo Damask at 23tc, wc sold at ;?5c.
2 pieces *hite Table Damask at 33e, we sold nt 50c.
3 pieces Sheeting 10 4 at 20c, sold at 30c.
2 pieces Shooting 10-4 at 10c, sold at 25c.
All shades Cambric at 3}c.
10 doz Ladies Vests at 4c each ? also have few dozen tine ouch cheap.
Wo have a groat lino of shoe*, all at and Home below cost.
Men's hats will go at your own price, Don'tfail to woo them.
Wo have a big lot of men's Shirts from 18c to 85c. They must be sold.*
B.ilaneo of our Spring and Summer Clothing must go at some price. \V?
will gtvo you a great chance to ijvt a Muit t/ir litilo money.
12 mens Suits, all sizes at $2 93V worth Si 50.
12 uictifl Suits, all sizes at 3 30 worth G 00.
24 mens Suitsi all sicea at 4.70, worth 7.5U.
12 mens Suit*. all sisos at 1.95, worth 3.00.
3ft mens Suit', all sizes at 5.00, worth 8 50.
10 mens Suits, all siz-.'a at 0 05, worth 10.00,
12 tnens Suits, all sizes at 7 50, worth 12.00.
18 mens Suit?, all sizes at 8 25, worth 12 50. ^ *
3 m*ns Suits, all sizes at 9.90. worth 15 00. ?
12 hojs Suits at 40c, worth 60c. ?
40 Ijoys Suits at 77c, worth $1.25, - ?
24 boys Suits st 1.10, worth 1 50,
30 boys Suits at 1.85, worth 3 00,
1# boys Soils st 1.40, worth 2.00.
18 boys salts ?t 55c, worth 100, ...
JjXg
Oor Stock of Groceries Complete and guarantee to sell yoo
better flour at a lower price than any concern in Camdep.
We mean to get our *haro of the caah trade and must hmro $
itr ? ' Yours Truly.
S. N. SO WELL & CO.
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