The Wateree messenger. (Camden, S.C.) 1884-1942, June 30, 1891, Image 3

Newspaper Page TextCull and wee the Summer Goods at 's v..-..';,,. . ir'sL-"' ? ? JOHNSON'S. -* -^MP^ ? ? /? No trouble to show tlieni to you. Summer Goods are cheap now. You should will early if you want big bargains. W. K. Johnson. Jr. n-lMiy raai iter of Mr. liuncan >1110 near W <i?t ville, wnnffflB "pjw - Sue) by. and StoiogB, K; t?., last Tbnrs tn? manage Eueut of MefiBra. Webb and J. M. was vor,y jjloutiain indeed, uemen * spared uo jiainB to Wj^ODieis ap enjoyable -fCfto we play at keeping f$9i ^IMw rfm it 1* ci m Vion/liiAU locai-.news. ~TZ~'C ~ ? i ^ Order Of l'u:tcd Turkmen. i MouowhII Iiodci\ No 8. meets on toe lisst uud tliircl Ttiosdny uijrlit at vi f'ojdck. Yi6ilui? brothers cordially inwtcj. j W. H. Zemp, M. W. I c no \V. Cokuktt, Recorder 1U;\p You IlenrU lids Yet! TLut you can buy a $1, .">() or a ?'2 Htraw bat for 50 eftit^. Jit IJir^eb Hros* Married, On tbo 24tb i ist.. .M r. Henry Smith, of Hiv?u"Kide, 6. C., tr> Miss Ht-ssie : Fletcher, of Flat Hock. K?v. D. P. | Montgomery officiating. M TnZ fmlphftt-e iron, wetsn drams TOj^'irara , JjJV W^orrow i46.? & d/to eleot del* erly . rnptMiriff of IWrt there bo a ? K. Axrott), S President tirft Jbas r? which wore ?for f 11.00 uum*\ for ?.;'|i?i .. rOC nor* |omb E?; ^ Ij> Oanlnor, *t, Elvira Hon! L # U?*kin?, Sallt hnoD?u ^ftnlW M. .T. & 1'M llHnl iMl i li , K o!#?. ^?mja^or?o past, hair gohfciSJ Isgaaas;^: !rin^>1 Betigtortb '9 * .;V i] Bev. M. Ii. C^ia?Un3 wife aro oti a brief visit to their 'friends in Wal hallu. They came over from Spartan burg en Friday last, where they at tended tho commencements ? of \Vof ford und Converse Colleges, 'and Hjwmt several days with relatives and \ friends. Judging from appearaucos the good poople of Caradou must be i in love with tlieir Metliodiest pastor, I while liis labor for thorn in pleasant and profitable. The congregation of the iValhulla 'Methodist church hud the pleasure of listening to two uble sermous by Mr. Carlisle ur. Snnday morning und evening. ? Keowee (Jou - rivr, 15th in ft. - air. Carlisle returned Tiouie on last Saturday, and preached to his congregation morning aud night. In the ufternoou ho preacben to the Beulah congregation. The Baptist Sunday School meets ! at 10 o'clock a. m. instead of 12 iu. us j heretofore. Bishop Howe preached a confirms- | tion sio mon at Ciace churrV la6t . Sunday. JSeveu candidates p.c.-ent- j od themselves for confirmation. Itev. E. A. McDowell preached in \ the Camden Baptist church last Sun- , day morning. His sermon was lis- , I toned to with a great deal of interest | by his congregation. I A i'tviux Curled! y. Mr. T. \Y. Ii. SmiLb broach t to our n Ik-4? quite a cnrionn look- i ^?cit ""---at* subterranean kin>?- ! T5orn. It resembled the ground uioio ' except that it had a curiously fcrmed ! mouih, hind n-gs evucily lii;<* i r? :?i of u bird, ?: i u'l a tail (not tain !;;.<? a moiw. 1' u Hri'ity cur ?* * ?- i r \ , bat it :i ? 1 j: i : : i < 1 . 1 could cJi:?;; to life' no longer wbt-u it bad to *? and tho close scrutiny uf n:i i viuit and1 impartial pivab. 1 1.? ; ?<??>>? v. a* what j it couldn't stand. limits i-nd^jvas peaceful. ? ? ? ? ?? - - 'I'lu- rlr.-t We've | Our valued fiu-ud, Mr. Jus L.I Biaaiugton, presented uh <>ti yester- ; day uiuruiug witb a cuatol^po, "which i wuj- tbo lirst lipo o.v? \ve'v?? tins season j Will bf U< <-u. Kc^t L. .urday, tho -itb of July, buiuj; n legal holiday, iJosUnaat?r Alexander roqafceta as to -say that tho poi>t?t>lhco wiil^ i>e opened for on? hour only, from" 11 :2T? a.m. to 12:25 j>. m. Tako u<?tiuo and govern youi i?elvc* accordingly. nnuitoff. A few weoka ago u mad dog was killed od -Mr. E. JSettleS' placo noar town, but uhiortnnateiy not be fore ho hud bitten a couple of hogs which belonged to Mr. \V. T. Ham mond. Last week que of tho hogs went mad, and had to be killed. Wlntlirop Training HcUool. . As trill be soon by tho notice pub lished in our advertising columns, applicants lor tbe Winthrop Train ing School, will be examined on Thursday, * J uly 2nd. Each ooun is rfiten two Bcboiursnips? one by the 8tate worth $150, and one by th^ school worth $80. Judge Kershaw's IkH'lsion. i .Tudgo K<ufihaw has tendered hie decision, refusing to g;ant the. motion mude before him by ftuudry citizens of Camden tt> restrain the city council from usiug certain bor rowed money in paying for the lay ing of flag Btoue pavements. They are also required to pay $10 costs to the defendants, the city council A Flghl In Weal Wuteree. I Mr. Henry Truesdel's plantation in West Watereo was the soeno of quite a lively tight among some of his bauds, on Thursday of last wook. Bon English, a trustworthy hand,* was painfully cut in the nook. by | Jim Alexander, and reccm-d other alight injuries by bring double-loem ed Joy general others who were in the ttiU" W.'jtlWwWi,- Wiw yrn* * tftiOTX di Btanoe off -when the fracas started, hurried to tho scene, and his prompt ness no doubt prevented what might otherwise huvo been a very sorious difficult/*-., ' . . , ? --?> Oentral Weavers Vr*j*r. The following prayer is being daily uttered by Gen. vVoaVer: "O, Lord, thou kuowest we have undertaken to organize a new party, and thoti know est also that to succeed we mm ! have thy help, Bo we come to thee hum* bly and beseoch thee for thy aid. We pra^thoo not to favor the ftirmor, for should he be blessed with go<?d crops he would not be io a statn of dh;aon teot, au<l wo would not he able to get in our work. Therefore, () Lord, visit him with droughts and thy other multitudinous misfortunes. Make the chitiuhbpg* plant! fill, let g? t(Mshopj[>ers Jfj^v abuuWaiitly, and foster in i m ? ver4r description. 'Auli, O LltfLho^e districts whore these is cannot move the farinas, visit them sweeping hall storms and kindrod disasters. O Lord, make the times herd for the laboring man ; in crease the number of strikes, and see to it that wages ate greatly reduced. All this we ask for the nal.o of our new party, and again beseech thee to grant our very humble pe'.itiou A?oon.M? Mount Piquant Journal. ? -Thk Mesmtcnokk if l?ri j- . full of news this week? a* usual , hH?? ' ' ">W\ M* the crops in foqrjM ' < ?Do you want your Gin, Sawmill. Thresher, Engines or Boiler propotw < repaired? XI so Bend it to tbe llook ; Hill Maobino Works. -The worst critics a nowepi^jHr, has is tbe man who does not patron ise thorn. We venture the asssyiioa, that this is the experience of mwrj newspaperman. - . /" ? ? Tlio Hook Hill Machine Works keeps constantly on hand n full eup ply of Irou and Braes Fittiugs, Lea*Jfr? or uud Itubber Beltings, Machine oil? &c. 4Send orders nutl t L" v will b? promptly tilled. -y , --The Knights of Houor havs paid $3,601), O K) to families of deceased members in the past year. Over 1,700 families were relieved by prompt pay* inent of tbe widowr' and orphans' J benefit fuud. --"I'lcase add my name to your 1 subscription list for Tue MEasnNoia. 1 can do without it no longer. j Yours n The hltovo was from a vplued friend ' arid former patron at Kershaw. When Urtby was rici.. wc gave tier Co^torla. Wiion she was a CtiiM. alio ? rievl for Cuxtori*. When sh<> becamr Mitt. *l?c clunj: to C'ustorta. When ?ho bad Children Bhe ^f-o tiieni Cattail*. Blt'ii Who Hurt a Turin. Iicr?* i* n list of norm' of this kind of moil : Those \Vho oppose iuipr. 'Vf;uenU? Those v. uo never push ttieir busi ness. Those ubo run down tho town to strangers. Thos" who show iii.? hes-pit ulity to its visitors. Tborc who refuse :o snbaci ;l>e lo wi.rds building school -? u:.d etrircha*. Thuse who oppose e\? ryttiiny that i?- not likely to be of pvcu:.iar\ b<>ne fit to tnenif-'-lvesj . Those who never ynbrcribe. adver tise or in any way patronize their couuty papw, and are nlways ready to find i an It with everything it cosa- 1 twins. .. . . , Those w,ho think of nobody Itmi Mmo and my wife, my jsou J uhu and his wife, a* four and do more." Th cateh it ho rockonod, So he run liko a deer, and and becloned, Till hi* planted his heel On a Bmooth bit of peel ? Then he saw hidf a u.ilhon of stare iD a second. lie was in too great a harry ; better I bavo waited for another car. There are oases, however, where haste la nocossary. If you have uigbt- sweats, foverishness, weak, sore lungs and a baclring cougn, do not lose an boor in obtaining a supply of Dr. Tierce's Golden Medical JDiscovpry. Delay in such cases is dangerous: it may ba fatal. Beforo tbe disease has made too groat progress, tbe "Golden Med icjal Discovery" is a certain curfcjffijlt' fact, ifTiT guaranteed to beneAi or euro, or money paid for it promptly refunded. A Beautiful flunch of Flimerrf. Mrs. A.. P. Brown Bout to our offioe yesterday a bountiful bunch of wax flowers. Itwk II Fll Machine Works. We direct the attention of our r?& dei b to the advertisement of the Rook Hill Machine Works, to bo found elsewhere in this issuo of Tite Mid BEsnKit. Th'?y aolicit corn-Hpondeno*. Writes to them for what you wrnt. - The Null-Treasury. Said Farmer squash to Farmer Corn, While grubbing stumps one day? . "TWi U'm iv. w.rt.Vii v?vnVi>? ->? When I can soak my hay." Said Farmer Corn to Farmer Squash, Why, drat :ny old gray mule, What's that yer say about yer nay V Yer Mkln liko a fool." Then runner Squash ho straightened ?J1>, ' Ills eyehrotvs lifted lie; "I'll soak mv hay in t'2 In Borne Bub-Treasury. ".My cabbage I'll ulso pawn, And pumpkins, oats an<l rye; I'll bouk 'eni ull with I nch Satn, And yot he'll keep *em dry. "And up the Hpout I'll t>h >m in;, wheat. Hypothecate my beans; Mv carrot* red 'ili snidAvit* hid i?e \Vith antinuatod g.eeliB. u And fruit of hen of ancient dat?i >. ! ,1*11 leave in Samuel's shop; And when my rr. iles uol <>ir their & put them iniiocC. w 4'At;d cotton, too, jes hear me talk; I'll ftoftk It every hale; And there riie'll stay, for many er Till greenbnckH all turn i?ale. "What's that you say rr *l?out the caih* About taxpayers nu?uiv*V >Vhy(\\hat*B th<' odd.-? >\hen farmer* hold (i?*t plenty in their ,i?,an*V" Then Tanner Cum oj-Mu-d he Id* mouth. And caid. ami 1 1 1 i - 1. ? : ! "Thi* hrs t hinu. -i . that you shot. I hotild sof! I '< '?'livrifasy. ^ d I- v,.,.. ? MUUJ S.?.Coti [Wth Ajdiiuu, [Coctvetxtioci i etfi-lLwrS ' ftaCof this GnAdwr Sbbodfa'/ & ^yh? Diacaa^ottt 8*a4*r opeoed by JUv. U.L.CaHMif.' V 5 m azoam. u-i MP 'Afternoon Services. ? Tray er nod Fraiao service, conductor b,y Bo*. T. H. Law. D. D? of Spartanburg. lit ? Discussion: A^vantajjes of utter-denominational convimtioa*. ? to be opened by Bro. C li Fike, State Orgauizer. 2od- -D)HCU6?iou; ? Who Pbuuld in the Sunday School ? and why? To be opened by Rev. H. Bluke 1?JV _ .. , - ? ^ Fkit?jvy Moii-; ? -- *?" 9:30 o'clock ? Dovoti ?: ^ Disc nasi on: \N h croaeo the efliciency cf School, and secure tn?> of the members of tin* iu the Sunday School cat opened by Rev. \V. \Y . 1. 2nd? The Bible in t School ? to be opened by Law.' ? :< ? 8rd ? Selecting place fo vention. ' ^ Miscellaneous business. RECESS. lerviees. will xu S? Sunday ?operation nurch iu a ? to be Sunday v. T. ti. axt con meet* I i?ul or j im. | to he ] Sijlimoon Service i? Pruii ing--couducted by the Pre some one to bo appointed by f uuduy School Manfi meeti conducted by Uro. C. L. Fike The lullowiug named perso, beeo^i-'pomUid-lp tic* from the Suk>\ DiKa-ict* ?? in fixed before t-ir name*: No. 1? C. W. 'hob more. No. 2~T. \V. . Smith. No. 1$ ? Y? . 1 . ? ihi-lev. No. 1 M. <>. >1ey.* No. 5 1). <> ui .l^er. No. 0 -J . M. Vita. No. 7? L. ) 1. KVlej . No. S? J . tS. (iuiter . No. it - Uev. T. Ik>. /"i . No. 10-W.K. Icc-ii.,.-! f. No. 11 V C. lVrd. \ No. 12 J A Urignby. i Kacli wliooi iu the or. ; t> : justly t\ to .-??ud dv I Article 1 1 of the cou- . jiuti' | vid^s thui. the e?jiivt*ui ii>n ?? | composed of hit puatoi i ?. f ..\ e.al churches cmupo.ifcd j[ wi. : ;bt>rt?;of ali St.poriLtetiJeut' ? day Schools c! white u.\.ud?e; etanditig committee* to b?. < .. the COC volition, uud of W <; r/a:im d L. ^ twenty live iuc liontd delegate . " 't a w . liuchiiiorc. A. !\i, ftjEXVura, I Sj?cr?*tary . where aid AVI %^1 ^ that uouub bo much to yorijrH&B! tie ;t.o nearly everybody ?ls$v' kpiae papor. - .;>*/:**'&? : ;^ifcli6u your liome wag ini the $1 tie eyed girl or the bat>y Kdid you make It^otjr ,vey early information ^ tlie time ana tbe weight! ir of flie homo paper. , after years. when wme jujb fellow tak$f? the blue-eyed, ?me of hi* own, or your T g - a in an tv ' I p. _ Jubthent of hts own; tb'tttitikhl peraouaiiy ox hi bit the weddin ent* and load up wilt tbe cake, and to whom dc you 1<_ that complete descriptiob oi terestmg event, down to t' pickle fork and individual ?al once more meanb no much to ii very few other s. aud bo litt] body else? To this ?ntae< that name home paper. ^ ? And when trouble comi home, and you add to your sions that A- ? ?*" $f at) . > ??r litor of mm* KH or the crape at the door.ftn< tubeioho in thelfppt obair that ban ibrjrfce ?yopro at the ft reel at tbe table is vacant?- w bttppineos, wh6^fou?Ot __ to write in tender strain of the whoae life had groirtijto be a pa. . yonre, and whose sympathy and gr deeds to other* have long been kuC And recognized, if neirfcr pubUely jnouncedt The editor of tb^ b<j paper; and bo*s only too ?willP the little that he can to helpj the bard spot in tbe road. Atid all t ho so years bava vertised in thin home {Viper what yon could to help tL fight your battles in umnu ceuntry matters and eftconrj bss worked U? build town and brine bwuneaft ? r The Krief f'Hittnjf ioso wbrt ttofcjlR loos m i ?ent , ^ ? wv fall back on tbe beven 8.B. H. 8otoe!Ji#*r> (the disease i'wlf. ail j from Ihe eflTeclaoftui ment itself, especially if tnercc other uiioeral jpolsone baVe 1,( ployed. In either c*m? they lb lb fall? bio remedy In tt. Would Im* ?welter to take ad lbe#t?m?'dv U>|ore undergo treaMnenf. n?* tnieunnds bvi TS\ve dotbff, bnt ii i<* n1' bnr*wt'V. i- V iA ft* m Igtodo H ??d ip> I'oJltk-a tn Iho ShaCe. +%Jfiditor Waterce Messenger: ? With <kijiermumeter above ninety, H if ^peept to ulk So you may find spaoe ft* >p .view* oo the qa?tioD? of tb? lW?r. ~ New-fashioned dooti inee * SW? *]hiek as blaoK berries, and it ia letting higb time for the citizen to mrhau! stock of 3deaa and boil down, if possible no-abaif affij py .^ist<.uoy.\For one I shall be tl>ggigt?Uoii1 mmdbo latest tlii ug out in this muah toou sprang Sn the fertile Wert, the .People s party, as it in called . If aitfOR do not deceive, the potentates of the Alliance rtro coquetting with it, gf course in this free country every an hus the right to his opinioo, and may make a party of himself if he S? fit. But it is to be hoped the fthern people will not embark in Qt|a movement, "What need of h nob IWparty when tbe very essence of it is ' <sJ?*retped bv Pemocraoy ? 4*a govern ment of the people, for tho people and by the people." M' hat broader, more liberal principle do wo want than tuut. founded iu justice; em bracing all c!atse* and wide enough for nil reforms? It stands for "equal lijtfctp" and rule of tbo mujority. D*e ivbo third: tbe people incapa b lif choosing nnd judging wisely, :J ?jc 'democrats, nor those who nd frrsMsr'a, labovcr'i or. poor nian'f? party. They are for class. If our people keep thorn* guiding truths in tfi^ht, uft?T a fair opportunity to etndy tbe problems jjreBented, they Hit) not apt to go astray. Yet they hav< recenily bad a very pour ex ample from whilom leaders, who not bo frog since proclaimed an indepen dent something worse than a thief, fio*. oh ye nine! What did these self same patriots do when put to the *)ri>uf! Slabbed their party in tbe b&'il; foi1 spite. \\ t> are prepared for aii3'thit:g after ibis But we do not bfJieve tbe rank and file of tbe Demo cracy in this Stat a are ready to de Bttrf the grand old party based on ttf- ! i*d lock of popular rights. The; still remember that on their unite*.. j fiction depends good government in ! the South. T h i. :r? Ay-- ?* t;,r SuV-Troa?nrv, J 'ano'inif ""giant weed of Wi?. ru t growth, w Licli Mam* uf the Alii iiifp j urn wi'.'fi zeal, mid T"t:niar 1* "1 i/Kij.* ;r i>.i" I brotln-ju {'.at! i fellc i\v <i<v: _.?r< r J i ' * < l'-ravoe on ' tblH ? * ' ! 1 ? ? ]? t A l!l a?i(> t ; . : c i ih. \V hile t-.>u?o : .J ..l? Uj:.v l;y ui^'fd 1 i. !'??> v -:iie -erioii8 < ?i?ji'C.k n. ?\ ; ? i : u^Lt a^aiiiM it. ? 1' i- :. ??????? r ? exp-n-! U)?;i . !:? ;? : ... i^:t u-> can f . ?rt ?- J MH'. mIi'.I I . . < 1 1 ? i UI'H W'hei'f JUteU- I (led I , 1? !,? lit. on its I act' ii is u i ;w producers ol cer- J r.rt.r.vf. ;..i l \vi;l t ?? tbt ];.* i- ??? . jl? 'Oil'*.'" iTl'l. rt'.thck IljJtlj-' 1 uVj f;. t. b;: .. 1 ; int;n I at* ;? u.'.ry. 'iia)-: t'tifi'i i l.: . ii ' v f.traU'd, | for iUm Aiiiaut'i- | fonus Mi1 $ii( ut \ on >h< tariff. J if who run* u> iy j tor . l<\ Juvoifc? j ;:,lw. in.t ivf .?&e the p* ? vPogen I v .- u-;l. 1 1 .j\- pi oti cticu u f (be > i ;i) > i - n. ? jr-.t. he w:nkcd at. "2ii in? ms. piu?e. iLv Western f> will chiefly benefit by this meas ure, a? ie> li|dit expeaso to the Bouth. (<J liey desire ample (?turap? for their to'rfcijju YV^H'iK?uK*? for \hie must l>o nnswe*- ~for tbe cotton crop, js the market could l>o cornered more quickly on jnuintbau cot Atid at whoso us]n nfte? Would ?W?8t<*rn Alliaucpmen be ho lov ii?( :o6?!ll v'.benper to tbeir Soutb l^elbren tban to otbeiB? But it ~d tbe west orn farmer rclle corn obntH jH>r bushel to tbe spoca ^flio 50 centfl, nua tbe Iftnent i.- demanded to do Bome iujf topivo t hi ? profit to tbo pro iSbuil then the government em!>arb in ?p> citation for h clans ? I?it credible that speculators can ?ucb i: vi^t differenct^ in mar ic?'9 of tbe crop of thia country? ? /it not true that jn fipite of their tricks l*ujLXjJ-em>ply -and demand regulates prioe^Y further, welnmr it on hi*rh unib jritieB, that, the prices Of our V hoM a r.fl cotton are fixe \ in Europe JJ'uv are we toretu.-dy that t Kven ciuinot S mib'-rn VllianuMS purebuho at first i and of the West ern producers? Another ol of the measure ia to | create more currency,. Iiui the abort lited jnonoy thus produced luust bo earned before it in i^suod. will inflate the circulation a while, and then dia appenr in J uly and Augunt, when it it needed ur badly as in -January. Bui thin is a deep Rubject, so wo had beat wade out. 80 far a? the cnirrenoy goea, would not the free c6inage of ailver bo a euffioieut experiment for one timeT I believe in the free, unlimited coin age of wilver. It haa been demon strated. in uiv bumble judgment, to Iw ft nttf o and ?alntmry measure, in iad uwesaury. v;;/ . , - In tbi* connection Cleveland comes | |1K It in bar i 10 hco how it will be tfoenible to bridge over thy difforonce ! bet tv coii b.m ?ud liia party ol thift ' quoatiou. It if. however, a little ! early to decide ou candidates, and ; six tnoiithR may bring forth wonders, I for boliol'l I In. Ancs and CoUrir.r pat ting Governor 'I'lllnian on the back lUtd th?' World pouting at him. Ur. Ed. >r, 1 bolieve you aro au Alllan e democrat, and hopo sin cerely :i t may bo possible to lie both atone* But n is plain to aeo that aoleae fbc Alliance !? avea it* mom sere itee to act on individual con viction, d put a iu> doctriues to the Yeat within Democratic .farty linen, it jnpat bo a tyranny and will surely oe oornc H third party. No doubt tha i? -:)-vw'S ore" included to the burdens of the working Jtmlliona. and aro many of them wi** ftud JoM , Lot them bo brought be fore th bar of Democracy, which has rooxu foi all. end be made apart of itftjbolicy ar.d platform, if accept nblo to (be majority after fair ami full discussion. But let all members of *b* paTty abide the decision. Tiion Will those monsnro* adopted, with united strength. auiM'pon to triumph. Otherwise t ho i t'-u It >- certain. d;vi tion ati?l d<-'?a! Vo-.r- truly. 'If. ?' KiliiMM .Tun ? J'< J ?: ?4Ltf ZEMP BROS/ . . VA1V ? and PL AIN TOE 75c. to $2.00, ' ts, WTiite shirty Kigiit shirts and Fancy &*?' ^ Krw*!/ nrc * u mmt *? . 1 ? "? :AR FROM ,W to 75c. ... ALL KNEE PANT SUITS ST. />i ALL YOUTHS SUITS FROM 11 to IS YEMiS V AM. STRAW Hi&TS AT AND BELOW COST. Call and Get a Bargain. ZEMP BROTHERS. Fruit Cans! For preserving Fruit Yege- 1 tables of all kinds for sale only AT T?R "NFY 7FMD?0 Tinnn ritiiJiJi Ziuiiu u Kiiuii dlUllli. j 60c. p 3? dozen / A j FOR QUARTS. ^ ! (.'all an 1 >ee tlieni bef?ro j buying izl < jars tbey aro SUp'TU'l . FRAMK M. ZEfVlF,! i l'rug-ibt. J COMMONS FDR RELIEF. {Comj^aint not Served.) BorTH Carolina ? Iucuhhav.' Cor.sTT. ' Cot nr of Common Plkas. 1 the Euterprtoo Buildta* kltttAmi ciation, Plaintiff, against Fannie L. Simmouds and W. E. (ilenn; Defendants. ? - To the defendants above named: You art) hereby Humuioned and re quired to answer the complaint in this action, which is this day filed in the Of fice ol the Clerk of Court of Common Pleas for the said County, and to serve a copv of your unawer to the said com plaint on the subscriber at his office, Camden, 8. O., within twenty days after the servieo hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fall to an swer the complaint within the time! aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. . Camden, 8. C. . - ? Datud June 20th, A. D. 1891. W. M. bll Plaintiffs Attorney. To the defendant, Fannie L. Sim monds: Take notice that the Complaint in this action \va> filed in the olflre of the Clerk of Court of Coin iron I'Iphb for KerBlrvw county on the '/0th day of .Tune, 1891. W. M. SHANNON, Plaintiff's Attorney. j Camden, 8. (3. June 20th, 1891. Notice, I have a thoroughbred Jersey Hull in my pasture, and person* who pasture their cuttlo at. taMulborry'' will have the advantage of the borvlce of the bull free oi charge. W. E. AllLEbUE. 1 WHEN YOTT AY ANT Your Buggy Painted Or any repairing and trimming done, givu me >i chance at your work. 1 am now prepared to paint and trim carriage*, buggies, Arc., in good Bt vies at reasonable, prices. Also general repair ing done on short. notice. EUGENE MOORE, ('or. of Rutledge & Church Sts. HORSESHOEINGI The undersigned desJree io call the attention of hi* friond* and the pub lic genou^J.YJaiiM>JW4hntbe in still rttTT ITie ring" and anxious to shoe mules and horses lo tho most scien lifter manner. t / v All Rlackamith work promptly and noatly executed, Shop on Clyburn Btreet, rear of "Glyburu Blow," ANTHONY OAHDXEtt. AVERLY HOUSE, \ ,. T'nder New Management. (I. T. AI/PORD, I*iu?rijf KToic, 'n I ?end of King Street. ( II \ iri. JTON. -- ? ... ,s. (\ ?-VT /'ll' ' S.Ofi rf )? '..V' Jtf '' ltd}/ 3 and 4 Teeth. improve1]. lur. 'u.: ; i i i/iij >i > >\ e?i 1k>1iu\\ i .!miv iii whuh the Madr : i-.'i can turn. thu> i. akiiijj it \ ? ? ? 1 le for you to ad juM it- t ' h \\ i' h out iuterferiiiu: in with it> \vo< d v< ork. $2.75 and S3 each. The celebrated "VU ']??]{ SWEEP" ami "PLAN KT, .1i:? CULTIVATOR," and <,tU: in:- ^ provt'u lai'iii i niji.Liijt'nc^ to nt* ~ found at 1 ^ A. D. KENNEDY'S. ir'ii,'.' ? " * ?i <? ? ????? rti" '?fc'.fe ? . J'^v jj^^OHEV TO LOAN..* The undersigned reyre*tnts one ol the largest Loan aud Bankine compa!i ics in the United States, and L }>n]>:in?d to negotiate loans in fanning lands in Kerefiaw Counly, Loans from <t.(>0 and upwards. For information apply to n.L.WIXKLEU, Attorn ?7 at Law. KEEP COOL JJy drinking the now process soda Wa ter. No poisonous acids UBed in making It, as in tap old process. It is made by Pure Compressed Gas. ? / - . - New Outfit? New Dairies. Separate Toilers for Ladies! FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATION Milk Shaken and Grape ShcrbetK a spe cialty. For palo by Dr. F. L. Zerap's Dm Store. The Old Stand, .... Wlh'THROP TRAINING SCHOOL l ot i KACIIEKS. t-OM'MiilA.lS. C, Thorough ^torinul instruct ion und practice in best methods of teaching. Open to girls over IB years old. (Jrau uatea are entitled to tench in the school* of South Carolina as first grade teach ers. They readily set u re good p-^itioiis in this ami other Mates. !'.;<< I( l ounty is given two scholarships - ??ne by thV? State, worth $lf?0;and one by the school, worth 8H0. CoiniK'titi\e examination for these scholarships will Ik held iiv each Count v, Thursuayl.ltilv 2. Addraw ' I>. 1 J. JOHNSON, Super intendent. Coluinbtu. s. (i. OOht). Fidelity Fire Insurance CV. Huron, South l>akota. . I would respectfully inform the pith lie that I now represent the above pop ular and strong Fire insurance Com panics, and solicit a share of their pa tronage. r j ii. hk4sin<;tov J. A. SHfcORN, Collector and Real Estate Armnt. ?' \ M J ? 1

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