The Wateree messenger. (Camden, S.C.) 1884-1942, November 19, 1895, Image 4
DOT., the iral^pininqqH
so we have been jaformedTxNH
(d to make soy chauge in the
Sole wbiob would suit the bnsi
aen of Camdeu. All that seems
necessary is for the basineBS
jet together and decide what
and then advise the rail
ities as" to what their
TVe made the criticism referred to
i account of the disappointment f?lt
there not being a better sohedalo
or in other words an extra train for
'fair week.
*vJ$o far aa t be Bgent in Gamden ie
concerned, aa_ well as his assistants
uniform courtesy^as been shown oai
people genera1 ly by them,
Am? ?a
We give place this ^reek to the
rather ill-tempered statement of the
postmaster at Luoknow. It ? will
serve as a clear index as to his quali
fications for holding the office. The
complaints from his office were not
all made by the "gent" who "oassed"
him considerably "after crossing the
railroad.'' We had to chauge I he
address of several parties, while
others have asked that their papers be
wrapped up separately. As to the
"parties that have got six papers"
<in his office, we would suggest that it
- if the duty of the postmaster to notify
us officially that the papers are not
^ Jelled' for. We have had considera
ble Complaints from trustworthy peo
ple tttx) tit the management of the post
office at' Luoknow.
The Greenville News, referring to
the matter of erecting a monument to
Gen, Si. W. Gary, say 0: "We think
the present an unfortuuate time
for the revival of the movement for
< the monument because the faetiona)
spirit recently revived has not yet I
lided enongh to allow General |
to be appreciated as he deserved
ie with the New that
.uuate time, especially
l&ifjewi
with
Messenger.
Brown By?
West Wutcree.
The wedding bella are ringing.
Married, on the the 10th inst., Miss
&.lioo McOlendon, to Mr. Willie
Rahou. K. W.Sutton, Trial Justice,
officiaing. The weather was very
unplcasuut about thin time, but tbia
moat hcndsome oouple and their
host of friends seemed to enioy the
ocoasiou. May their pathway through
life bo stiewn with many flowers.
Married, ou the uight of the 14th
inst., at the residenoe of the bride's
parents, Mist* Eiiza Kelly to Mr.
Bufus littyes The attendants were,
Mion Miutiin Kellv. with Mr. Mo
Branham, and Mi*s Mamie Peak with
Mr. Thorn as Kelly. After the couple
were united iu holy wedlock, a large
table was spread well tilled with the
different dainties Baited to the taste
of any one, of which the friends of
this loving couple patiook 'to their
satisfaction R W. Sotton reoeived
officiating honors
? * * 14iU
MnTind <>u the nigDt OI ru? itiu
inat , Ht Trial Justice Sutton's office,
Mien S-tllin Mnltux lo Mr. Louie
Jaokaoti. Tli in occasion was wit
nessed by trat.y ??f I be friends of this
baadhOme con pin, r.tnl waa especially
graced with tl;?* pieaenoe of Miss
Hattie Moore, Mi*s Mary Mattox,
Miss Martha Mattox and Mies Annie
Mattox, four of West \Vateree*&
sweetest young ladies. After tbe
ceremony wasj^rformed, tbia loving
connle aud tboir^frienda repaired to
the residence of the groom's father;
and with a concourse of friends who
met tbem there united in surround
ing a well furnished table, and re
mained there until all w&rrtsatTsfled.
'Tis so sweet to loye.
When like a fetter,
To lovo a flwoet girl
And then to wed her.
Foortli Order '
Of the celebrated White Hickory
Wagon -beat in the market, at A. D.
Kennedy's.
1 1 '
All Free. / <?
I Those who have used Dr. King's New
I Discovery know its yalue, and thoiie
whMire now tho ?pportun"
aqj
is noti
oe grazed
Will produce raor
els of grain, tban any
penetrate the eafih from" _
iriohea, which insures them from win
ter killing; also will stand 5 or 7
week's drought.
These long roots bring np moisture
and fertilizing propertiep, insuring
rioh aud luxuriant top growth. This
oat should be sown early to give best
results.
Only 1 bushel of these oats need be
sown to the aerie.
I have on Sale at J. C. Man's store
a limited supply of these oats at $1.60
per bushel. F. L. Outlaw.
When Baby was Blck, vre gave her Castorla.
When filio was a Child, sho cried for Castorla.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castorla.
Whoa sheliad Children, she gave them Castorla,
l'ostinArtcr Udilns' Statement.
Lucknow, 8. 0., Nov. 11, 1895.
Editor Messenger :--NoticiuK in
laat week's issue of your paper that
there has been some complaint made
to yon about the delivery mail at my
office, I will respectfully say tnai an
who call for their mail have and will
seoure our prompl attention, as we
do not waot to beep ever; body's mail
in the office. There are two parties
that have got six copies of papers each
in my offioe now and I will be pleased
if they will oall and get them out be
fore they rnaka some complaint about
their ma.il.' Aud about this gent who
had big paper discontinued, we think
that he' got mad with na some time
ago because we wouldn't let him have
something on tiok, as he ousBed us
considerably after crossing the rail
road. I - Respectfully,
R. B. Rollins, P. M.
Weak, Irritable, Tired
NoOoodonlUrth."
vn luvioiv^pnvpf*,^
tor service hereol,
of such service; and if yon tail to an
uwer the complaint, within the timV
aforttmiri, the plaim ill' jn tlii* actio:
will apply to the Court for tin* relief
demanded in tho complaint.
Ddti-d Camden. 8. C., Oct. Hist, 1803.
J. D. KENNEDY,
rjillhtlll * .iuuriu'v.
To ihe absent defendant, J. .1. Sanders:
You will tako notice that the origi
nal summons and complaint in tne
above entitled action is now on file in
the odlceof H. 11. Clarke, Trial Justice.
?T. 1). KL\'Xi;i)V,
PlaintilT's Attorney.
l\? VOU Wi>ll YOUR
PRESCRIPTIONS
Carefully & teately GooipoiW
OO TO
- F. LESLIE ZElVtP'3
1 UUUG STORE.
\V YOU WOUM)
GrET KID OF J
? VOUH
Chills and Feve:
?'JO TO?
F. Leslie Zemp's Drug 81
AND PET A UOTTLE()i
Groves' Chill Toni
: J
WILLIAMS &STEEI
FIRE INSURANCE
CAMDEN,
The best and th^
panies represej
agency.
>nth
18.
Mississippi ib quo
spots iu l tie laud,
'cottou and coru all
fion Virginia if a
ing state, and lute
Uhh been produo
;tban heretofore.
Georgia are cot
9. South Ouroliua
fing Btate.
id the greatest uniu
he 8onth. A.t the
for> uho is exhibiting
jtoneB than any
jiii'n (status There
i the South that are
us they are ox
it over the United
>uth eeoking health
ml mineral b(
?th is
R'-:
iudented aud its
Hart io Burnet.
line/al springe
purified by na
S0B8 OF THIS SOUTH
aoro than gener
al Southlaod of
lowed her with
natural advant
k0d for in vain
|v lands. The
nrio tlx
7*1
yw.
L . lakU
the Atlan
ong the
% '
eld in g^ert
e Steam
Steednaan
?\b lie
bot nor
1 to the
kolimate
a great
Again.
[k6 again.
SOARED TWO CAMS OF
lGON the best wagon.
sale and will Qell them at lowest ]-ncv? for
lOwever, I? not the on y portion of mr com
every thing needed on the farm to be f?>ui d
\OUBS TRULY,
O ARRIS ON.
Mow to I' e vent Croup.
Sonie enadiug thul will prove in
teresting in young luythera How to
guard H^ninwt the disease.
Croup is h terror to young rnotb
en an ( to pom tbem concerning the
caurtP, tiret symptoms and treatineut
ia the object of tbia item. The ori
gin of croup ia a common ? oold.
Children who are aubject to it take
cold very easily and croup is almost
aure to follow. The tirat symptom is
hoareeoeaa; this iB followed by a pe
culiar rough cough, which is eaBily
recognizable and will never be for
Sutteo by one who has hoard it Tbe
tne to aot ia when tbe obtld iirst be
oomea hoarse. If Cbamborlaiu's
Cough Remedy ia freely given all ten
dency to oroup will soon disappear.
Even 'after tbe oroupy cough has de
veloped it will prevent the attack.
rTbere Is no danger in giving this
remedy for it contains nothing inju
rioua. For sale by Frank M. Zemp.
:-i_
_ DUKE
Cigarettes
MADE FROM
High Grade Tobacco
AND
ABSOLUTELY PURE
NOTICE.
Notice 1b hereby given that sealed
bids will be received for keeper of the
County Infirmary up to December 15th,
1895, inclusive. The keeper will he re
quired to take charge or the inmates
and to work a one hot** farm. For
further particulars, apply to .
J. B. PHELPS.
County Supervisor.
NOTICE
Ice is hereby given that the books
.?crtption to the 4th Series of the
rprhte Building and Loan Aasoci
" ? low ppen at the Farmers and
The Bret Installment
YOU
?CAN BUY AT
THE WONDER
A I qt. coffee pot for 7e.
A 2 qt. coffee pot for lOo.
A 0 qt. dish pun for l(te.
Agate Ware Kettles,
56o , OOo , 98c .
Btew kettioa 25, 89, 48 oontn.
Sauce pana 88, 89, 47 oontn.
Coffee biggine that naed to nost yon
$1 50 to $2 00 now 58c , G9o , 79o.
Glassware.
Uobleta 89 and 45 centa per dyz
Tumbler** 80, 85, 89 cents par Avz
Pitcbera 10, 19, 25 oenta.
Fast black hose, ladies, mmi'a and
ohildr?u'a, 8, 10 and 12$ cent*, for new
good n every week.
C. S. DRAKE.
I "Blight"
costs cotton- planters more
than, five million dollars an
nually. This is an enormous
waste, and can be prevented.
Practical experiments at Ala
bama Experiment Station show
conclusively that the use of
"Kainit"
will prevent that dreaded plarit
disease.
Our pamphlet? are not advertising circulars boom
ing special fertilizer*, but are practical work}, contain
ing tho result* of latest experiments ia this line.
Every cotton fanner should nave a copy, 'l'hey are
Mat u?c fvr the asking.
GERMAN KALI WORKS.
9j Nassau St., New York.
Thousands of women
SUPPER UNTOLD MISERIES.
BRADFIELD'S
PE/AALE
REGULATOR,
ACTS A3 A SPECIFIC
By Arousing lo HeslthyAcilon all her Organs.
It causes licsiltli to l?loom, and
joy to reign tltroti^lioul. t.lic frame.
... It Never Fails to Reuulate ...
"My trlfo lilts boon under trpnlniont of lond
Inu pliyMclii iih thruo yours, without bonullt.
After .mink' llircii bullion (if It U A 1 >)1 K 1,1 >'H
KKMAI.I! lllCti i; J, A l'(i It slio can do lior own
cooklnu, inilklii^ ii nil wiihIiIiih "
N. 8. Hit VAN, Henderson, Ala.
HltAllJ-IKI.K lti:<U'I.ATOU CO., Atlanta, (???.
Sold by druggists at $1.00 per bottlo
?School Apportionment.
The following is the approximate
school apportionment for IWu in
cluding pulls ami balances brought for
ward:
For School Di*tiict N>>, 1.
3.
" <?.
" 7,
?? S.
4 it.
" 10,
?? 11.
12,
- 13,
'? I 1.
" 15,
" 1?,
" 17,
u 18;
l ho Ji'ooyo,
Iu addition
district
No. 1. Special 3 MiiU Tux.
1.117 22
W1 71
457 0(5
ski 96
74(1 55
339 7(5
307 31
1,330 91
401 ()G
392 22
?126 (55
44(5 59
75 (5S
273 69
269 79
593 52
457 27
77 62
school
4
7
10
12
17
18
3
o
2
2
3
3
?2.700 00
!^2 29
192 89
281 37
300 00
133 05
82 29
J. A. CRIGSBY,
S. C. K. C.
STOP!
Where will
Money Reach You?
MEDLIN & WALLACE
Will put you in direct connec
tion with a bank roll. Wo
have opened our selected stock
HARDWARE
Which is worth inspecting,
and what is worth looking at
and spending time over is
worth ou) ing.
We are offering at very low
est prices
I 50 Kc?9 Steel and Wire
Nails.
10 do/. axes labelled "Med-,
1 i 11 & Wallace," everyone war
ranted. Blacksmith hollows,
anvils, slodge hammers, car
penters' tools, mechanics' tools,
barbed and poultry net wiro,
wiro stretchers, oil heating
stoves, cook stoves, bre? oh and
muzzle loading gnus, pistols,
loaded shell*, fart. ridges, agri
cultural implements, Black
and galvanized pip'' cut, and
threaded in any length, ('heck,
globe and angle valves, unions,
couplings, tees, elbows, ptoam
and water guages, and in fact
everything usually kept in a
first class hardware store.
Wo have a selected stock at
proper prices, what more could
you aslt?
Wo will blow our bellows
against all compet itors and in
tend to make our anvil ring
with sledge hammer prices.
Respectfully,
MEDLIN & WALLACE.
Onw door north of (lilt Hdffn Htoro.
Our Mr. Cms Ilirsch has returned fro
New York, where lie has bought an iin
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Shoes,
Goods,
At great bargains, and will offer them to the public at aston
ishingly low prices.
LOOK AT THE FOLLOWING PRIC
25 pieces red flannel at 10c. per yard.
'2 cases Fruk of the Loom, 4-4, at Sc. a yard.
.") bales sea island 4-4 at 5c. per yard.
10 bales che<*t\ homespun, 2o inches wide, 4c. per yard.
Punts cloth from 10c. per yard up.
DRESS GOODS.
Of which wc have the largest stock and the newest designs -A
that can be seen. ju>t opened.
50 pieces cashmere, all colors, 10c. per yard.
40 pieces 30-inch Henriettas, all colors, our own import&?J?
tion, worth 40c. per yard, for 25c. per yard.
25 pieces all-wool serge, all colors, 3(J inches wide, at
per yard, others get 40c. for same quality. .
We are now receiving our second lot of ladies' cloaks and
capes, the prettiest and handsomest line ever shown, at great
bargains. If you v. ant a capejor cloak give us a look before *
buying, and we will convince you that we will sell you ono
cheaper than any other house this side of New York.
75 doz. gents' celluloid collars at 5c. apiece.
25 dol. gents' celluloid cuffs at 10c. a pair.
50 doz all- wool cashmere gloves at ?>9c. per pair, worth (j*
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
For men. hoys and children. We have an immenss lino to
select from besides what we bought on our recent trip to Now
York ami must make room for new arrivals. In order to do
so we put the knife into our clothing department and cut them
down 2~) per rent, below the price.
323:OElSI SHO^S!
Of which wo have bought an immense stock of liio well
kiiown firm of Wit/, Beau A: Co., who arc retiring from busi
ness. Wo bought thorn at our prices ami offer tlier.i co tho
public at prices less than the manufacturers ask for them.
1IATS AND CAPS AT PRICES LOWER THAN EVER.
OUR UNDERWEAR
Department is more complete than ever. On our reco.**
to New York wo bought an immense stock dir. ct Iron
manufacturers both for ladies and gentlemen, .- > we can
to retail them at wholesale prices.
Call early and often and secure the best bargains.
RESPECTFULLY,
NOTICE!
All parties who owe me for colts, are
hereby notilled that they must settle
for same on or before the 15th day of
November, 1895'. After .that date said
claims will bonnt 1 In the.. liaud&TTf- tm
-nttorncrf for coiicelion.
W. IIOLLA-ND.
FOR SALE!
I offer for, sale, on reasonable terms,
my residence in Kirkwood. The house
is in good repair; splendid well of
water, and a good garden and flower
yard. I n easy reach of business. The
locality is'in every respect desirable.
Apply to M its. 8. E. 110 UL WAltE.
WOOD FOR SALE.
Oak wood, 2 feet long, $2.(X) per load;
pine, 2 feet, $1.50 per cord. Apply to
.T. M. ST EE DM AN.
S3?" Orders can be left at Hank of
Camden.
Allen Me&lin,
Contractor andBuilder.
W ill make estimates and furni6h all
material necessary lor building, Ho
fore closing your contracts give me a
chance. * ALL K X M KDLI N.
j^UMMONS FOR RELIEF.
(C'o mpiaint Not tier red.)
South Caholina ? Keksiiaw County.
C'oukt ok Common 1'i.kah.
? hi i if Ainr'onx, J 'taint iff,
iifjcii lift
Kn-jtixh , Min i/ Strikes, Thou.
Simmons, el at., Defendants .
To the Defendants:
Von are hereby summoned and re
quired to answer tin; complaint in this
action, which is liled in the otlice of the
Clerk of (he, Court for Kershaw
County, and to serve a copy of
your answer to tin* saiil complaint on
the subscriber at his ollice, Camden, S.
within twenty davs after t he service
hereof, exclusive of the day of such ser
vice; and if you fail to answer the com
plaint within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiff will apply to the Court for the
rolief demanded in the complaint.
Dated Camden, N. C., October 29th,
a. D. isi?r?. ?
.1 I). K ft N N ftDY,
I 'lalnt ill's A 1 1 orney.
i To the non-resident defendants Wdliam
I Sin. mons, .J . M . Simmons and Adeline
Wilson;
You will take not ice that i he original
summons and complaint in the above
entitled action is now on lile in the
office of the Clerk of Court of Common
I'leas In and for the County of Ker
shaw and State of South Carolina.
J. I). KKNNKDY,
1 Mai nt; IT's Attorney.
MONEY TO LOAN
In Hiiiris of anil upwards upon Im
proved farming lands In Kemltaw
county.
Apply t o (5. I>. WIN KliKU.
j Mr. Ij. A. Wlttkowsky will nttand to
i applications in my absonce.
SAOBNDORPH'fl PATENT RKOTION Al?
Steel Ceilings and
Side Wall Finish.
For <;litirelip? nnrt (tatAtofruo, prlowmml
on MitfillcAtlon (o tho Rol<< MitniifarttirpHi,
THK R. Y. IRW R00F1R0 * MKKV0. CO.. hruj Cftjr.ll. J.
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LATHAM'S
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLES,
(JAMDRN.8, (3.
Firnt clftHa tournoiitu furnished on
short notice at roftaonnblG prices.
Largest, atuJ host stubles in Camden.
S. H. LATHAM, Proprietor.
Vy A. SCHROCK,
NOTARY PUBLIC
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