Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

1!h? $aro<Jrn 1 PUHLISij iii'J KVKUV FKIDAV w*: Ti. 'Mlc :dov/" :ej i:;l, 'i.if'itOs H/. i iv? ; ? Oj;g y?ar , $1 .60, n x moriMi*, 7k <'?'n!n; units. liU'ivM von Au vicuufciNO : ? Onhoao <>rA)lnittltl' *<! V ?? ? i I Hill Oil lM ( it I j lltf.' I li.i;, $1 #00 per Mqu&rt! ; t*ach minfiffpuat in sortion 60 cenlH per H?juare. Bit >???.?'? .?? local i> , 6 cuiiU |??f line *)u( !i in Hcrtiou, Obitu&ri^H chariot! f? r hi hitine rn'.i^ at ordinary mlwi tinln#. OwnlM.iW <' Cardtt lor County offic* i {,?>.(>0. < 'on^ri iHional fcMUJO. A' I (.otiipiuuictxtionH a<l<JrivH<?l to tljib miiHl Of Accompanied l>y tlx.* inn* imme itU'lrcHH of tho writnr, in r,r dor to ioHitr* Attention. JtnimUMl loan uceriplH will not t>(? returned, OominunioHt ion? will be published when of i ti t?* rtjM t to t ho general public anil not of ft defamatory nature. No m flponsihility will ho annumcd for the viowH of cerreftpomUiitH. IUIok for eouiraot advertising w ill be an jiouncoil Upon application at the otlice. BomiUaricee by cheekn, draftu ami po?l(il money ortlrrw nhonhl be meiU* l-ayablo to % W. L. MoDOW bl'L, Camden. H. <5. OAMDKN. 8. <J . NOY. 10 l'?0r>| Our Northern VUHorn. Tim turn) in drawing near wl.in our friends from the North vvill be with for ihu Winter. Wo extern! to them a hearty welcome and feel conlldent thai their stay hero will b? such as t<? wurrfirit their ret inn in the future. Camden in indeed nti Ideul w inlei report and her naiso and fame i? yearly increasing. Our visitors ad J to our prosperity, bringing to Cum. den money, which they unhesital inj/ly and liberally Hpend, everv business feeling their presence and prollting thereby. Tim born tit'4 thjit the Noithernei (1 c r i v<* h from a ?ojoutn her.} are ?]? ho incalculable. Wo are >4! nil Unit thin 1 1? so, we are glad that we un ahle to furnidi the Northern tour ist with all that he. deninnda and ii'ult:) Southern ^kie^." In deed thin is something .if which to be proud, and wo welcome htm with in our gates. Russian Uuiclitwy. We uro Making oimboIvcu if Bus mans are human beings, for never ii: the Mm lory >>|' modern tiiucH have such outragon been committed by civilised people. If tho unlive,-! of darkest Ai'rie.i stooped to anything *:o base end Vile, mo uiiw Tthy ?-f M1,N, wo wtaild aliuoBt In; wiiiinji b> pardon it as A 1 1 i can in H'o home <d" numerous ciinnibulw Hut. when :v Christ inn ? fio called? -lowers i f * j * ! f In tha plane of savngeM and brutes. lit tlo wonder is it that wo want t" know if such croaturos wo really hu man. Soino olnim that the Slavs will ev entually lule Ihe world, i! that, bo ??> preparu (0 don uack cloth and ashos, for we \v i 1 1 have descended to eternal bardarity and cannibalism. Is it prob lihlo or even l'OSSIBLK that tho entire world will sink to the bottom, loss jnt.?i of Russian degrhdatibu? Tho question is too absurd for an answer. Suffice it to any, the civilizod white man of tho earth looks with hor ror and contempt upon tho Russian Beast, tho Boast that is ready to drink gore from the skulls of those whom it outrageously slaughtered, the Beast whose only thought and aspiration Is to slay, burn and butch e r. This ic the hear! that beats in the bosom of the man that, calls himself a Ciiucttshin aod 11 Christian, thai in the heart of him wh<> says ? I am a Bum Bum", this Is a reprcNem tat 1 vo ??f that black land called Bunsia, tho most IrouebernUH, ic.ust criminal, and vib liunous 011 the face ol the gh.be. The I'm ni\ nl. Tho carnival is vhowt. over, tvi OUi thankful!* say- After all I . n ? iH the^ood that t lie v d< V 1 >0 : ? ? ? \ stimulate hunines-,? N >. i? tin \ bring any money t<? tlo.' t ? . v. 1! >,'?> Ib> they b hh; u t ho a uioun 1 of w !; i*. key Hidii? No. I)o they promote ?>..<>(, order in the comnuinit' V IS... Tin r. what do they do? And on Main S>? They 1'iUe money fr?nn the ] r classes, they take cuhloimr-' from stores ( f merchants, thev hluck I up M aiu St. , nu r only business t hot ? oughfaro, they brini> a lot of pirk pockets and cro k? in town, tiny permit the. dispensary to do an excellent business, much laj ger than ordinarily, thoy demoralize the school children, and p?ra!izo trade. And on Maiu street! Our hide Blrcote are not good enough for n traveling band of fortune telb?r* and snuku eaters. Oil no. We must givo them the brat there ?s Certainly wo aio a hospitable set, even at the sacrifice of our interests and welfare. Rather unnatural, that. But this4 i* carnival week ? % ? Onr busiest senstvn of tho year wo ?hare with them.r: 8uch kindness! Howcvor, ??kno^ktng" cannot alter d <"* 'v , W# art 10 ?orry .v.- ? -4 ? ?? * tlittl t ho "iu j onrni val , ttiili i Lm ''kI'H i*>u? Ijorim and huow | white iop'i" in almost a iliin^ of i.li? p**t. Hut pciliap*. jiex i. year Main St, a! *ii lif ur ty i.o mil "'/'i ho h<j of j ellCi Doi'.l's 1' or lioysi <?nct 0 .ti't u '.uril V"Ot' w ? # 1 1 ? t > \ pOtiSi'tf u r i t aocfnl i <.'< ilo ho, boi.'t I .t ?: ! ; Ij ft ' I iif ni'a'or i iiii'-s of o<lii?'H, ii..) Iiiru lo )? i u I ! it ( i'H a f ill ? c I !. vX \n u email of birth and tho child .-o liuii'ii< u|)|>o<i hIiouM rom.o yum deepest w inpathy and reeeivo from V'ltt T'ny n.SHiMl.ance it in poyaihlu for you to rentier. Don't dewroy life wantonly. Kill in; luirinSe.S'i hi rd, in?oct or nnirnnl for (lie nuirii pleasure i'i) of (tilting life. Duel hoys ii it < 1 -iiiiH hi o oiahkod by their fellow's >iti < 1 tuow up to he uu ftiect'H^iftil men ft till women. I'on't mist .<i!:o arrogance of manner anil loud noun of Kpe^oh for case and independence. Tho?e who tliruht I lifii.Hol vv8 on tin; attention of the pnhlie, ij<Moi)?r to tlio vulvar. l)on,t think it Hinurt to "?l>ow off." That ftort of conduct in excusable only in the monkey. Don't think you know tjioro than < on elder". They have fjono ovor ilif> niuno road you arc now trrivnlli1^' uiul know till itn pi 1 1 ii 1 1 h. For Bale. UijBi.parftled Milk, Crenin, Butter and liu tteimiik. Kor particulars apply at Dr. I). D. Ui.-Siuiesnre'H, M ill Street. Cheap Bntra 'I'o Chad anion Account Gain VVook. The A. ('. 1, taken pleasure in o.n iioniu injuf rato of one fare p!ua twenty live eenl.M to I 'hi?f low <??>, aeeounl, (Jala \V* ?- ? l<. Te keta i n kh|^ Nov 4-10 md for tniinfl ii j r ving (,'harlenton before noon N'ov. 1 I lin hi limit Nov. 1 A For fin tti' i infoi i-iruem communicate witli, \inu" ::ijii est iirlfi't n^ent, or v,'. cka it ; < ii-ru ral Piih^etiKer Ajin;', W i . t:. m ;tofi, N. <J. W. H. ? S-.irvcyiMir AimI J'* i* *?. i ? i i ? ? /if , ? * '.Luiiif n, S. < ' MONEY TO LOAN. Money ?<> I < ? h 1 1 ?>n ii'<; loycl rt ;?l cslnle ui. 7 , ClHl ko A' Yell Tn'M'liOW. Nov BEi'TAL CARD. TiiP msilt losju ctfii'-lv inform* h't 'rn'tiii ? ii'ij 1 1 ,1 1 r ?< 1 1 k tout li" I 'us Mill: ?>*i;iiy rt i:<?vcit'd ti >m I. is afci li it t t> rc ?nint> wu/k :? n < I can In- foiinil a! his o il \ from V a. m. t?? ft p m , over vilify',* ( ?.CI j' t. Sunday. t. if. A li'^auilor, 1) ]) S. PROCLAMATION. S(;t(<' (,!' Carol hin ? lixwti ( i v ?- Clinmbt'C^ W II iOli I) AS iuf uwiat inn lii-Uin (<?? ? >-?->..( h 1 ui, I)ci?.it { nn:;?1, 1h.it on the 3rd | ? I :* > <?! < >. ? t? . 1 i , lUitft, mi Atr'HouB Miir t\or w:is coiiiinii i f' 1^. A. Mr 1 )o \\ i'I i , | an?l an uttrMipt wfir iiiu'lc to lutu'sh-r H . W- IVrtf! , wl.it Wat1. ?i:vi-ri ly wounded ii ii '1 it* now in k trii ic.il con<lit i< >n. hy 1 1?. r ? y or pa 1 1 it*. s unknown, nnil tl:iiL I lif haii! unknown |>ait) or paiii<*i have from iiiHii NOT, i IIKIJKI'OKK. I, l?. MKV W A It I ) (I'uv. Mior <>/ tl|i? Siiitu of South Ci-' "t i tin, in oiiji r ilmi ju-ti.e nuty In- ilonf* ami (lie imj.-i v of I ho luv?* vindi cated, ilo It.-ii 'jv oiri-r a i cv. .it'll i>f rivi: inrNi>ur,D dullaiis . f<>? tin aii|tri l;< n -.on, livi'i y mul n-n ? i' l ion of I In* Hii<i purtv or ^urtii'd, unknown, to tnt* tSlmritr of Kershaw County, ul ( am ii'ii, ('. IS TESTIMONY WJIKKKOK. I have hereunto Mt my hand und SKA It f iuisiil ihi* Oreii Seal of the ?stati) to hi: ulh.'ii''!, at Coiuui hia, this 7th of October, A- l>. 1005. and in the* JliOth year vf I u'l? pendente i/f the I'nited folates of A incrnii. I>. (,'. IlKVWAUlh Ii V I lir (ioVriiioi' : J. T (iantt, ^ Secretary of State*. .McDowell which occurred in J ( /.'iniih'i!, IS. on TucKlay, j ni^lil, Ortolvr I'm!, i 905. i ! . ( ?. ( 'arrison, Mayor. (J . < * . ^\ ? l . ? I I! if !', C!'.- rlc. j ( )ctohor 0 1 1* , 1 | Supervisor's Notice. I AM i' ! ; >???? IsoM ol -USrtM f? ^ U ? 1 1 H t t he ( 'nun* v of ! \ ?' s .1 ti it iv, .iro hereby t ? qucMcd to j)n i' ht ' i-i'ir cluioiH in till' <)'. all i ? . I . ? n n n\i r;tli, with enHi it* 'I* '!, and I'o hill item izir-', niivl picp'.M'Iy ii'l -ili. \. I"' till ore fit ?-..:???/ 1 v with t ? ? t request, ? will refill in t.ho bill, ??- biiln being j 1 1 1 r ? ? :?> I down until r?tin j.iuim'o with '.Uu Buntu iian boon ma in. I? - ? -J .\i S'?wc!l, </li'tn'n I'mni of Uoiinnu-.sioners for ICerMliaw County. a s. tim & m A CUT OK Oil 11 1*1 K (i)nkoa Vi?'i want u)ou>. Then4 mo ?>I1 Uiridf ? ? f 1'ioe, (>ut t?uva r.iv <li ll'''ke for Tii ntkt ?i v iu>< h>i;{hIh1 i'.\ Hie lilt- (\cin<- of j)c: f? > ? i<>n. Yny ctwi'l w*.l an > I rlii'i. WIihTh nuut ?c niitUt' I In1 Hunt' \v ?; y m lon< ?is t". i ti n !?*? r i i?"M tv j ?? ia tli.* OlIt'M is ihe lu-.st :ui.! so i . >?u r baL 01) . !?> ti \ \<il!l OUl?MM 1 1 1 III 11* ,)>:o. M.'DDWAl.L ? MANUFACTURERS OF ? ! Doors, Sash, Blinds, 1 Moulding, I'uildinj; Materia], i Weights ami Cor<l. | ( '11 ARLICSTON, - - - - S. ( '. ] Purchase our makes, which! ;? w ^uar -.tiUv superior to any ! sold oil ill, riiid theroby savt I Dionoy/ I WiuJ;>w ari l Funuy Glass nj ! i v.?rirt! t v J Mil. '1 4 coirmucT ? cv^oTiit^rct Fofi Mma" fil.A >& I } \7MJt:. y \ " I A larare stock of Fail ana Winter . Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats and a splendid line of Ladies Cio^ds of ev ery description. Call and ysee mk DAVID WOLFE. < ? I Have last Received, * v ! > I H ? -x v?? ^ One Carload of flules & Horses. Dae carload of Red Rust proof oats. One carload Corn. One carload reed Oats. One carload of Flour. One carload of Wagons. One carload of Buggies. I am here to self at Rock Bottom Prices. Citye me a' call. FARMING fMPLianSNTS LATEST IMPROVED -TIME m LABOR SAVERS. Fertilizer l)it?t/rbntor>?, Si);.;: r ? I m:r ne?', ?u:irftutoed Lo put out wet fertilizer uh well im dry. I'." Uio iV.inirvs favorite. Actno, the i ii< .si dara'ao t>i*i (ti.H m nkt S it ? ?! i Go < wVt. the (Jooov/iu hein^ v/1 ry ik'sir-.u!'' inn'tuho s.J >!;?. J !iu distributor is 3p?:eitt!ly t'ov t s?! tihuirvj* 'jro.via ; tV.y li.itwl Distributors. "PLOWS. Vulcan one an i ? It rs.' tc.ael b-MWu, Chut ttuioojra nlio and two iioi.^u Hire I beam. Hot I. c }' i ' <to betuit m'u' Farmers Fi'iond, 1 5 1 > v f'-irbon. Hoy Dixie Fuujtilia.-, <;<imiae ami liiMtntion. OAURl'IN PLOWS. J'.v: ry '^iirJeuor uiiur.l'l |ias*e one. Double Foot fitocKj. ;i parent, tiutu and labor t".\ tri* BLACKSMITHS OUTFITS, BELLOWS, ETC. :ei.a.:eo 33,0 ws. Di'se and Cutaway , Motine K ?v\ tv.i'>io ?J5al ti vating, Iron nuo, Little Joe, Queen Anno unil Boss shlo h-.rro-v / Farm i <<? . 1h. Stock nnd pc.ill. y -.v;re; none s/iperior to KUwoo l. Hinck and Galvanized Pip'i1, Steam Fiti supplies, Shelf aud lloavy Hard wan*. Garland Stoves. <.;i I, ho niailo-t. ?' Anbutn U ndone, tho li<jht.< '4 i inning' wn({on oh .Use market, every axle ?.;u*?rar f oed no mat t*-r what l! m load. 1 1 ? riif-Bs au<l Solo Ijeailier Stuck ,ol Saddlery, [larncac, ('oilers, I3ri dlen, Kle, conhnnaly veph*ids;i ? I All of ihes>' goods wero b*>u*?ht cl.tao and will bo sold lo meet, tho low price i?f cotton. Youth Hespectfully, e V *??//* /ia Ac?' and Gurnet. (\>na* to See us, when \<?u want anything in dry goods, no tions, shoos, hula, caps ??. n i u? nts furnishings. Wo want ytii.iv business, and t t trot it, wo have tho goods at tho low. st price?. Now it is up to yon lo see our stock and get prices h -f'oro buying i lsewh re. II' you will call and give us a low minutes we will i>rovv' just, what wo saw BTiLSo CGODS. Iii our d i ess gaids you n iii ii ; <1 all of tho latest stylos and colors Kanuing in pric & from 25e to$l.f>Opor yard. Seoj our nil wool flannels '27 in wide in .-ill colors at 25c. per yard, j (j.-t our prices on all demotic r;oods, the difference in thenr and what \ ou arc paying will fOs; pr ise you. Ljr?Tir*)?C ii u 1 1 i; ? ? o . \W have a lull lino of .-staple nd all ol iho latest novelties. j "??alt and wo will cheorfullv show \ oil all of Iho latest stvlcs. | BUGS, ART SQUARES. ' j Drop in and see us, we h-ive our competitors skinned on the BLANKETS, I'OMrOIITS. V, o hvive always lead in this line and tliis season we are out ? I'siiiht to the front, 00111^ see, and )ou will say so too. HATS, CAPS. Ask iho well-dressed yonn^ man whore he ^rot his hat, or! e ip, and lie will tell you \Y hitaker & Hornet's. It* you want to he "in d,' huy from us Always tho lowest price. SHOES, SHOES. ' To comfort and save money wear tho Bnrry Shoe,' s?>ld only l?y us in the city vy pair guaranteed. If they don't ijive perlcct satisfaction we will give you u now pair or your money h ick. We mean business. A lwe ick is^> for you to give us chanee. Lowest jnitre and Mjimrc dealings is our motto. Very K? spectfnHv, taker & Gurnet* Cotton Is Up! Wool Is Up! Leather Is Up! But Still Hirsch's Prices Remain S he Same! Wo are proud of our position this X^all beoause it enable# us to hiiow in a substantial manner hojv we appreciate your patronage. Never before, possibly never again, have we been able to be of such great saving to you us we are tliis Fall. Early when wool and leather began to go up we began buy. ing Dress Goods, Clothing Overcoats, Cloaks and Jackets, Jeans and all woolen goods, as well as Bhoep, simply to be in a position to hold down the prices this Fall. In June when cotton ^ent up we bought thousands of dollars worth of Drills, Sheeting, Cauton Flannels, Outings, Plaids, Hosiery Underwear and we planked our money dowi^ Hirsch's prices must bo the lowest. No other storfc iu~ Camden can show you such an immense stock hor can they, match our prices' We have bought oil nigh goads to supply all clthe adjoining counties as well as Camden. MEET m AT HIRSCH'S, THE: Money-Saving Store of Camden. Fresh from Now York, a magnifticeht display of the latent ! Woolen Frabrics in black and colored. Now is a splendid opr portunity to select y ur new Fall skirt. You can make ^Our selection from among the black goods of America. Fashions cling toth.so goods. Henriettas, Brilliantincs and line Serges will be especially fashionable. 4 1 TFalce ;f owf Ohoicee| 45 inch Rrilliautine, high luster, beautiful black, venig nicely, extremely popular. A wonder for 50 Cents. 50 inch Sicilian. This weave is espe'eia y good Tor fep.nj1 skirls. The goods is strong, durable and rjtty. Kxccllentj; (>n C^ents , 45 inch Cheviot Serge. Nothing gives greater satisfactions Splendid for suits or skirts. Wo still can sell at old price ? 50 Cents. , 4'^ inch Henrietta, a beautiful black especially stylish this season to produce the shirred effect; special 50 Cents. 40 inch all wool Serge, the Fron ch weave li.^ht weight, yfc very handsome and vfcry popular, an excellent value 50 Cents. - ! 10 inch Panama, one of the successes especially adapted for7: I skirts, a brilliant black and pretty weave; splendid \ 50 Cents. i Magniflieent line of extra wido and extra fin Serges, Henriettas, Panama, and Brillian tines, cxctllent va<y> 75 Cents, ** A handsome assortment ol excellent Brilliantines, Henri ettas, Serges, Panamas and high novelty wears, all of the very latest European importations, each picce a splendid value. Remarkable goods at $1. per yd. Wo are showing this season the largest and most complete line of tailor made suits that was pver brought to Camden. In ait tlie latent stoles at prices from $5 to $25. % ^ We areshowmgan immense line of Ladies Craveuetts Coats which have proven so popular. Prices from 7.50 to 15.00. We are receiving dailyflLadies and Cbildrens Jackets rid CloaJfS bought from the belt inanulactun rs in this cout v * S J June 'J 2nd, 1902, uTiiC cor onatinn of Kin < 10 .ward High art clothes aro oyally good clothes,* lit to grllce the back of a King Ncithe^'haiii?" alone or aloae m.ikus a man well dressed, it is a com binatiou of tho I .vo that, ao* omplishes t. Stro;iao'<4 lli^h Art clothes bang i IftjH and fit your figure. There is no b illing hero and i?o tmgging there; o ther when \ on slip ua or after yoa keop on Shine, Cravats, and all tb# littl'j an icli-8 of Diosh to go with "High Art Clothes." t'lc ^{ittiaepy Miss Slay, our head Mil lii) or, and her ossistant^'-^Hro busw preparing for our numerous customers th 5 most beautiful ail l| up-to-date IltMulgear to bo fou id in the city. . DRESS MAKING DEPARTMENT. \ Our dreasmaking department which i* again in char^cNfj Miss Kowcn is now open and reuly for bu^lre^. PHre y<n|| orders before the rush is on. Te!l your friend to m< et y< u at ti e Bi^ ?t re. v R spec* f?Hy, HiRSCHBRO .. V-T,:

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 10, 1905, Image 2