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I HL'HCH w. PrKSSYT Mills. Pastor. ^73^ :f ver-v bab" ?it 11a m. SaoJg^ ^eting every hath at 5 p. m. I*e frabhc is AS p(}o<;><!av at cordiaHv infiwd ? ^.-R^v.J.M Uk vce K^or^^, Sunday at 11 Stonev, Rector, Even '?'rIo< k;Saad*v*a' fri?fry afternoon inj; .-??rrice *t 6 p*?* service at 6f? ^ Myr0n B \!*tist C?r* fl-eschinjr every W. (ior<k?n- p. m. Stir^ Sunday at 1 1 <** #. to 1 P. m. every ?i:ty school LrC'n every Wednes ~ :r.'iay. t: ** ^ seats 'av at ^ toC^L^ffordiallv invited :?re:W. C- E. meet* t?> attend. .T^c^pt ? t.v?>rj Sanity ***' # * llRXffi&DIST Lirn.ETON ^ ^ Carlisle. Pastor. | ('in-Rru.? a^jfjiy at 11 :n- and Pr. ai-rtinge^^^gt^ng Thursday at i 55 p. m* #I)00\ at 4 :30 Strang o Xhj p. nv^ ;'_'v^>r. cordially invited. < rs and n^t3*5 . ? - All *e*l*tree> UP. a tn; WhKT Wh0 Pr?diCled , ?j*f| ^ io h;We aretand the \ jL?r v?? for 8ale ^ this o:fice*t^^per hun-ired/ Kfr9b*?#^^et an lnU>n^J*n| and fofcr wstde**00 *-'?e 30th inatant. tTp is PSPy 1 van J" !* se vera^j an r naltffc fcfckllea heir to jfe0,000 . i t>e! A ^ i^tment-One dollar an da*#** a year's aubacriotion 10 Tita Q*>xiclk. Eotk&ti* of the wheel \ aver thaukf? to J^ep otf the Vide list i*t9r?mc '\tilKs*. ' thy. ti^f -xty-me cold cei'kr* a ei ^Jnaun^j has sc-ri Lf,r" r,;4?. ?:r?>p. * taking preparations itr'dmt rn*'* ? winter C?rnival, i-Miltfr'1** on 25th 'n!a,t* j. .gghdcrstood that Mr. W; R. jfe?a#ht vt; il he an applicant for stte pption of coup.ty dispeu^er. N ?<# intakes of snow and 8orm ,^?H Wednesday. Tins is the lu re f >r ei^ht or ton years. fllftime of the year id extreme ly ja^a^aut to say the least foi the doofopens there is i^fcfu"on you. See ? > snow m-Hing on the tin W of the dry goods Store* did j jat deal of damage to goods In I ing through on them. Il this cold?" Why, it's 40 d* ^jtei below zero in Canada. Pu I j ^Tol-Hhal overct at and take your | jmU out of your pocket?' ' Tie family of Mr. S. Wojfe no* ^eupies the house on Littleton H^et between the residence of Mr. {)j?. Hinson and Mr*?. S. Twe*d. ? She grand jury to serve for the and oelit jnry to aerve at the ityruary term of court will be; f!?|vrn uv: fii-st. part of next week. ; % ' i I The factory pond has ???'en frozen ?gr all this *eek, and the few who V-d skate, and the fewer still who} itgl skater, have had a fine tune on m - ? ' ' 1 ' you wiii read a chapter in ihr? Hihle every dav an l thrwe every Sinday f >r the next 365 d-*ys you ?ill read the Bibie through. Try f I v ' The trustees of damson College j fill meet :<g3in i:r February to de cide when to open the college. , Toey hope now to be able to open ; it as earlv as June. /? Mr John C. Man was paid #1,000 j Vedne^dav, being the insurance on ; the oil town ha'l in. / the Provi j^nce? Washington. / represented aere bv Mr J. L. Brasingtoti. _ ,r ' ? V - O In ordering the postotti^e oddress (A your apper chauged. always give tfte name of the office at which you &ave been ree?*Wing the paper as veil as the one to which you want changed. j As a resnlt of i personal encoun ter between several gentlemen in ^ lower Baoad afreet Tuesday^ after noon, the city t reus u'rjT^?eneD tied j to the extent of $25 imposed as ' r anes the next morning. YVhen this snow melts the road* J will he aimost impassible and the; lOBging of the people of the State [ for better roads *iil oe greater than | ever. Country pvopje will find i*. hard on man, beift $nd wagon to bring wood to tow^i tor sale. 4 j The Columbia papar? last week ?>Qbl?hvd the dCatfe of a Mi*s Zimmerman a/a the younj^ladf, wh?> w?? very mucli rliva, read her own obituary and entered a gjaal protear. The editors hav? Wfnoe been wandering how they came to make tke. mistake. G*v#rnar Tillman recently aa- j o vjinord tkat ue in^andtd to ba*e JUr dttp^nsary law printed in pxra . pi.Ut form f ?r distribution. Bids j were called for and UiQ contract i was awarded to Hugh Wiiaan, of ; th? Ab^ville Press and Banner at per 1000 copies. Other jbids j ranged from *2 0 to 150- Tbe law published in full in The Ghmsiclk o! Dec. 30, the firit is?u# after i;? enactniett. iieoih, Springs A C >. at this place, have recently admitted as partners fourx< f their former em pIotm. Tbe; are, A. il. ' Hirtell; ? cuief book keeper ; W. T. With ersp;>oa?^ea(^cier;; ja tjie ^j-y goods departuaenV, and vV". McD. Brown and W. J, Long w?10 haVe so h?ng managed lUe giocery and and Uard w-ire departa*;uts. We wish the ijew firm ranch saccess. ? Lancaster ^.literprise, - " / Woman is only a rib of man, but 1 she is worth all the other bones of his body put together. Some exchanges are warning peo ple to look out for counterfeit mon ! ey that is Wing circulated through out She land. Let it come. Money! is so scarce, that even the counter-.' feit article is preferable to none at j all. ? Marion Star. ]f you hava any pitee of new*; that /on would lite To go ia the! paper send it to u?. W e h*t* to get vhe news from some one and if you know anv thing and not U-ll ii to us, you ought not to if| it d??es not appear. Wr ar<* always | to. get items of news, of e<vnrse ijrving the editor the priv?l<-?e of leaving out such as in his Judgment would l>e best, to leave out. * We have rejeatodly in our life p>^ard the remark, that the weathet I waV^old enough to freeze t&e horns i off a lully ..oat. ^Given tVat thatj the horns of Mr. Williams Goal can be ityze off, we think all the ' old genth\nen Killies in this .:ouh-j try roust \e minus their horr>9. ; The weather TtN^jpast two weeks has lw?en quite tftcfte^-N^nough fur the Esquimaux, the PoT^r^bru r, and Eider duck to live comfortably herey j If Subscribers to newspapers gen erally knew how important it was to puHishers to have each individ ual subscription paid at the proper time th^y wo fid ? set down In their memorandum book the date when a ; fresh new year begins aDd would be | ?s prompt as in the payment of a! note in the hank, in meeting it. Itj is true that so small a stun as a few j dollars is not much in a hundred subscribers, but the aggregate of several hundred amount to consul erahl#, ai^d judge what it may be to any publisher. It i* w?<ll to ren.embef that in signing a petition which recom mends1 any person for dispenser, | under tile new liquor law, only free j holders are entnl?d io . sign, nnri lals?Hj,Kat it is asking for the esta;h-; Jlishrrteot of a dispensary an well as i recommending the applicant for the j jpl.ee. \lf you are a landowner) wnniii me corporate limits, and want a| dispensary openerl in the city, you will sign the petitions but if you are oj>pose6 t? the dispen sary, tbe way to present it is to refuse your signature to any appli cant. <5 . Damaged by Snow. Calicos, KUetk Lawri,. Blcafdi and Brown &oods, etc, etc.,j sJijrhtl \ damaged by tbe snow lerk*. will be sold at once a sacrifice. 0^11 atl once if you want bargains, a# tlievf must <?o. Gilt Edge Store. ? | - -???>- ? + M . W. H. Gardner, former! v o ^uuil^r, dit;?t at the Central Hotel this morning at four o'clock. > 1 . ? 1 Mr. Hugh Young, a vcrv aged in an/ (tied at his home near tiie . depot lj.?9t nigi.}. The Wiy of- the Transgressor. Abo^t three weeks ago thrde eon. victs escaped from the state f:inn | nf-ar Kntfood%, and n?th>ug was I heartl ??f them until -Ins week, when one^etjurned : * r. ? * asked to be ukm int* the fold again, stating that his t*o eomiades -were dead. Upon investigation by the authorities, the bodies of Lhe other two wen found in Eastern Kershaw, one partially burned, and both frozen stiff $ Th3 Farmers' and Merchants' B:nk. 'I he first, annual meeting of the stockholders of the Farmers and Merchants' Hank ns held Tuesdry. The same board of directors were re-elected eve^p* Messrs J. A. iShe orn and J. K. Vanghan were elected to serve ia place of Messrs '"v -M. Rosenberger ani Geo. \V. William*, jr., resigned. The board of direc tors re elected tiie same officers f<>r the ensuing ' year, namelv : E. >1. BoykiD, pres. v Y. T^ Villenigne, vice-pres.; h. C. Zemp, cashier ; C. L. Winkler, attorney; Dessie Davis, collecting clerk. As a> ? result of seven months business, a dividend of eleven per cent iipon the capital sto? k wa? de?-Jared, and a surplus of three per cent, reserved. The f >i lowing f^f well-merited praise and thank* was adopted b\* the stock holders : Rltoi.vkd, by the stockholders of the Farmers' and Merchants' Bank, of Caui den , S. C. , at their first annual meeting, held in the eitv of Camden, this 1 7ch d*y of January, 139 >. that their thanks are tine an3 are hereby tendered to the ofii cer* and board of directors of said bank f<>r the ability and zeal they have mani fested in conducting the affairs of this institution during the pa?<t year, and f<?r the signal sueecss which has attended their efforts. Personal Mention ^ Mrs. Jno. R. Ashe, of Kershaw, is visTttag her mother, Mrs. M. A. Niles.' Miss Emily Nesbit, of George town, is visiting Mayor H. G. Car rison'a family. Mr. J. A. Smith has been con-frfi ed at home this week by sipkaess,. Miss Janer- Niles has returned home from ? Bishopvilie where s iie has been spending some time. i Mr. Leslie McCandless has re turned from a stay with relatives in Georgia, and is sojourning with Mr. IV. B. Clark*-. . ? Mr.- H. W. King, of Hag<y>d, was in town T uesday. Mr. and Mrs. Rankin, of Wilming ton, are here attending the bedside [<?f Dr. F. L. Zemp. " Mr. Geo. F. Lam aster, the well k'iov?n centractor and builder, has removed to Ca:a lea. ? vS j inter j Herald. . & I Solicitor 1*. H. XeUoa, *?f C im j den, is i 1 *uei 1 nje up ?n the S:i 1 preme Court. ?The State, 17 inst. Mr. Jim Hughes left S -today to goto see his brother Mr. E.-C. i Unghes, who is sick ia Sivanaah. , ' t . ?-? ; r? Matters it Pisgah. Mr Editor: ? We certainly hare ; had a spell of Northern winter for [the last month," with the the ther mometer scarcely varying in that ?ime, This morniug, Uoadar, it was down to 18 degrees and ice on the running streams is two to three tncbeg thick. It is years since we iiuve had such a stead}' cold. As a result, the small grain crop is killed in % .jgteftt many pi aces or severely injured. There is very little done so far on ^?he farms. It is too e?rly ?_ei to say what the prospect for a crop is, l>ut if a cold winter is the fore-run ner of a good -trrop year, wc t ill have a good one sure. ? "? A gTt-at many s^eik of going out West next year if things do noi cnaoge for ihe l?etter. Taxes are getting to he burdensome and if our wis?- sofons (fon't do l>eiter than they. did at the last session <?f the legislatuie, the public will see some changes least, expected. A vast difference of opinion is expressed about t.ie Evans* Dis pensary law. The only wise course to v ursoe m to s?ve the law a fur trial, or else make uy a tesr. c?$e a*fd let tlie Supreme Court decide whether it is constitutional or nut. I presume the ingenuity ?f tlie lawyers can fix the matter up all right. lu a she it lime the vast machin ery of the Federal govern me. .t . w ill change hands. With the- excep iion cif different office h"l?fers the peopV wont know whijh side is ir. -If the Republicans keep '.lie Senate there will hardly i>e any relief U?j the country and our people will getj poorer every year until they become hopelessly bankrupt. is useless to disguise t.he fact; tile South is overwhetrrir.glv in debt and^nlv through a cl angs in the tarilf and banking laws will our people jj?-t relief. If the Democrats get /the Senate aud no relief is liadt, the third party wii. elect the next presi dents? *nre ss *Hen carried South Carolina.'' Rumors 'f orange blossoms in this section i? the near future. The tra.de irJ cotton seed thin winter is ? !tr?m.fn?ev Nothing hut the necessities of ^the farmers lias caused them to &ei\ The school . h?msj at PisgnU e!:nrc!? w>s burned -Tuesday n i iii* t . It-j^ presumed t!je tt i e blrw out of tln> chimney on the floor and ig nited. J. k. D. West Water ee Items. 1392, like IiamielV. Ghost, has !,4snmk in haste away, ":>nd vanisn< d j f:om our sight,1' forever. 1893 I stands beautiful, bright and c<>ll rnd luringly invites us on we trust, i' a brighter future. But that rtriindness ro the future kindly giv en by our Creator enables us ?nl\ to live in the present, i Christmas caiw, and has gone, uitih us fun, parties, *tc. A good nviny marriages have taken place in the \innt (ew wrecks. Everyone is very much unsettled, an l wagons can be seen daily mov ing ilitfereni families. Hie coid snap for the pa^t few week* Iras ruined the oat eropV we think. The creek* and branches in this entire community are frozen over, and nil fellow can do is to build a good lire and *it 1?e it. Public sho- Is are in full blast, and the young idea shooter h up, lor tiie hirkerv shootetii down. Eureka Alliance is in Cap-a-;ie j order; several new members were I initiated' at tue lust meeting, j There was a party given at the [residence of Mr and Mrs I. S. Mat i u?x on the 19th iiist, aad everyone j bad a jol'y lime. Mr F. L. Outlaw has returned f orn Columbia, where he was paid j $1,500 by the Brotherhood of Lo comotive Fireman. He wns disabled in an accident a little over a year ago. . , ' . . | Mr C. E. Dinkins, a wide awake] | saw-mill man is doing a capital | buismss ia that line. Heis au en j terprising citizen and deserves; ' success. Miss Raciieal Bi anham lied fast werk of consumption, after a lontr illness. Her remains were inter rod in the Smyrna burying- ground Sun day. Rev. Mr Tindwejl conducted ! the funeral serviees. Mi- H. E. B^ard and family, wko | 'aave moved to Camden, are greatly j missed over here. \ i Mr R. C. Ford is Buffering from : rheumatism. I Miss Eila Smithls visiting rela j tives ia-Chester. j Mr. E ngene W;ttfcs is on ye visit, j to his sister in Lauras. Mi-s Ann:* Floyd of, Rocky Mount j is visiting friends in litis section. Mr.F. L. ^Outlaw $.& building a ; handsome cottage, frhich will be j completed shortly. Mr. I- S. Matt??x has sftso about com oleted a nioe little cottage. ; wv I" t h Sni^hyi'le News. Editor: ? We have noticed iri the last week's issue of Tke ?hronicle, your request for cor respondents from ail sections of the county. We wouM gsbtdiy re spond to it, but we cannot, in one sense of the word, for Suoithville is just below the Kershaw boundary. A line is not to be considered when | two places are so qjgpsely allied to each other by business connections, tor Cimdeu is a great trade center for this ami surrounding communi 'ties, so a few dots from here will I not be out of place. Notwithstanding the cold feath er, the lotirnamcnt held at Heriot's X. roads, on Saturday last, was at ; tended by its usual large crowd land was quite a success. The vie i tors had the honor of crowning the j following >oung ladies ; Miss Min nie Browo, Queen, toy Mr Bianding Durant; Miss Nellie Britton, 1st Maid o? Honorlr by 3?r Britton \ V j ? ' :i; > I S aith ; Miss Rosa BMsldfc^hd" I Maul of Honor, by MrK.4, Wei don; Bliss Nina Weldoo, SrmMaid of Honor, by Mr R. E. McCatt then. All of the above yoan^ la dies and gentlemen are from tiiia section with the exception of two. The tournament *as closed with a horse race in which Mr Britton Smith came off v ictorious. The school house at Pisgah was burned on Tuesday night las1. Cause unknown. The work of the scho&l is being bravely carriek on by its ab!e teacher, Prof. J. P. Gibbs, in a tenant house near by. We learn that the Enterprise High School in DrC. S. Brilton'a neigh boyhood is soon to close, it is at present vender the verj effic ient manner u er\t of Mr W. B. Al f'?rd, a graduate ??f the Marion Gradad Sehools. Mr Alford has greatly endeared himseTK^to our people during his stay here ah^all regret ss soon giving him up. Til* Smithville High School is progressing ?nd<f the management of Kev J. H. Hiitfrv, a recent gradu ate of Wolford College. Mr Hyiley does full joitiue lo the high leconi mendatron given gireu him upon coming to u s. Rev i). M. McLeod, assistant pastor fi Kev W. H. Wrotonon mis circu (preached at. St John's M. K. cJiurVh on last Sunday after noon and treated his congregation to a very fine and interesting ser mon. Mr McLeod has been here but a short while, but In that time* h- ha-* become* quite popular with our people. M r P. S. Bell was married to Mis* Rogers, daughtefeoje^Mr C. Rogers, oil Inst Sunday morning. . A blacksmith #hop is now. in the proct ss* of ercction by Ml J. P. West berrv, ?. former risident ? f Ro\kins but now of Litis place. We now have a flourishing school a good cburt h, a lirst-i lass store, a J blacksmith shop (or soon will have) and 4 brass band. All we need to matid a flourishing town is 9 bar bt-r sh^?p and bar r?om. We hope the latter will not be ins rod need be fore the prohibition law readies us in good form. . . ' . x Miss May Allen, nf Providence, is visiting relative s in the neigh berhood. / . Miss Berth a Allen, of Pbjgah, has gone to Bifhopvsll-* to fi-.it relatives. , ? ? Though l he above production is oor best, we expect to see in your next issue a notice to discontinue oufr services as scribe. We hesrr of several marriages- Uf?, come oif, so it may to your ad vantage io retain m? a little while longer. Nt*EY ^KIK% Competitive Examination. An Opportunity i'or a Bright Hoy to Get a Free Scholarship. S??versl of the business and profv sshm- 1 ul men of Spartanburg have kindly put it in the power of the Watford Fitting School to offer to each county in the state a scholarship f. ?r the spring ses.sion beginning February 7th. This scholarship will rcbscc the school expanses of the successful applicant to the payment of board ami fees tor fuel ami lights anil mcdical attention, amoant-; ing i 1 a'.l 'o forty-eight (<4>>00) dollars for the seasi n It will" be awarded to the one making the best average in #>^omp^liti*e exami nation ?et and com fueled by t'?e School Coinmi^iojier ami other members of the Board of Examiners. The examination will be open to alii boys oyer the age of fourteen, and of good moral standi! g. It will consist of ten questions on ca^hofthe following branch en : I. English Grammar ? Parts of speech, form , an< I a short story read for repro duction, as a test of expression and spel ling. li. Arithme is*, embracing fractions Common and Decimal, and Common Quantities. III. U. S History:. IV. Ge?!grrap;,y. The examination of applicants for the scholarship for" this county will be held in the school commision^rs olliee in the Cwurt House on Saturday Jan., 28th , commencing at (.< o'clock The successful applicant is required to mail certificate from .School Commission er, together with his own name and age, the name of parent and P. O. address, | on or before Fr.dav. February 3. Fur ther information may be had bv writing to .y G-. kembert, llead Mai t r, Sparian burg, r*. C. Deserving Praise. We disire fo sjry to our citizens that for years we have been se! linger King's Sew Discovery for consumption , l>r King's Nwe Life Piiis, Bucklcn's Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters and have nev er hand e<t remedies that sell so well , or that give such universal satisfaction . We do not hesitate fo guarantee them i every time ard wh stand ready to refund | the purchase price, if satisfactory re sults do not follow their use. These remedies have won their popularity pure ly on their merits. F. L. Zernp, drug gist. Castoria. is truly a marvelous thiyg ? for children Doctors prescribe it, | medical journals recommend it and more ' than s million mothers are using it in I place of paregoric, Bateman's Drops, j s )-ealeld so?thint? syrups and other I narcAtic and stupefying remedies. Cas j toria h th? quickest thing to regulate i tlie s-omach and bowels aa<l give heal I ti>v sleep, the world has ever seen. It ' is pleasant to the ta^te and absolutely (harmless It relieves constipation, j quiets pain, cures diarrhoea and wind colic, allays feverishne^s. destroy worms an'1 prevents convulsions, soothes the chilii and gives it refreshing and natural sleep- <.ta*tnria is the children's par acea ? th* mothers' friend. "Mrs Murphy calls her slipper toria" " " " cry v | v?l'? PII^(TC? V?Or ia" ?.? ? ".Because the. children rafter H!" Rhoumatisri^ Cored In ft Day.-; "Mystic Curie" f??r Rheumatism and Neuralgia radically e^res in 1 lo 3 days. Il? action upon the system is remarkable anrtfitoysteri! ous. It Til once removes the cause | and the disease immediately disap i pears. The first dose greatly bene j fits; 75 cents. Sold by F. M. Zetq^ r druggist, Catnden, S. 0. 1 s "X . . Li En^iislf, Spavin Linament- removes all Hard ' Soft or Calloused Lump# and Blemishes, Curbs^ Splints, Sweeney, King- bone, Stifles, Spranjs all Swollen Throats, (loughs etc: Save fcHkby the use of one boltle. Warranted the most wonderfnl Blemish Core ever known. SoH by Dr F. U Z^mp, Garaden, S. C.. A Million friends. A friend u need is a friend indeed ud not leas tluui one million people. have found juat ?ueh a friend iji I* King's New Discovery for oonittnjpyja, colds uid con gin. If you, have .never uaeJ this great cough medicine.' one trial will convince yoa that it h? wonderful curative powers in all diujases of the throst, chest and lungs , lottle is guaranteed to do all that it M claimed or money refunded. Trial bottles free at F. L. Zemp's drug store. Lf rgo bottles 5Cc. and $1.00. JL Itch, Mange and Scratcf*8 of Neve- 1 ry kind, oq human or animal^ cured in 30 minniea fcy Wolfordfs Sanitary Lotion. This never faity Sold b> Dr F. L Zrap, Camden, Three Beafttiful P eces. Juction they re?s for 2dc. c. when'or *'Air Ship Wslis^^ Oklahoma Waltz" and *'Odd Fellow*' Grand pUrch," are late compositions of. Isaac are musical gems. They 'c _ . pajres each ; illustrated titfe paies, not difficult in execution, hat {beautiful in composition. The regular price ia.oOc. each, but by way of introd will be mailed to* any add) per copy or the three for 6<L dered direct from Isasc Doles , puis Hsher, Indianapolis, Ind. ? W ' - , 1 " -vr The tman who don't advertise TnK Chronicle dou't care lor the] trade of its friends. The- most efuh^ sUotial, intelligent and progessive merchjiftis patroni7.e odij colu m us R*ad what they have to say, trade] wit, a them and save motley. i City Thkasvrer's OrrtCE.j * Caindent l>e<j. 2p, IS92.J This office will epened; on the 2nd* dav of January, 1S93> kept open daily, Sundays excepted/ unjtil, the 20tlT day of January, for the purp ose of re criviag returns of real and. personal dop- j erty. j By order o i Council. r ? J. L. BrarUotox, City Treasurer. - ? lyjORTGAGK SALKJ \ ' | SoUTff 'liafc Wilson Sifroji Coc.vnr Mormo* 7 S 1 II ? Under, and by virtue of $ power of sale /o??tvined in a m'tftiragv*" eiocut'ed hv Wilson Williams inrtvor *>? the under- ( aign^d, upon the prenim*s hereinafter J de^-ribcd which inortgage xf< dated rcmi'er, lot**? A. I>. 1891, hud if record ed in the Clerk's otfiee J??r Kerahnw countv, in book 4,Q, Q- ,'^pa^c 481), I will sell at pri hi i ? outcry befor*} the ?otirt H-nise in Caind-n, S. (J.,: within the lejra* ho.rs of sale, on the fir>t Monday , the Gth /lay. in February ndxt, the fol lowmgreai es.ate; ? ' i 1 All that pieee. parcel or, lot cf land, ] situate, lyia* and being in;tlie town of | Camden. c6untv and state aforesaid: on Broad ftp< ct, ih'- ritnif b;th I* lower j or Southern pornoi wf lot (No. ?if, Hi. 'in the plan ot the said to wit, i.ak-inga front Hast on Br>?:;d s*re. t of thirtj -three (S'fy i feet, and extending back Westward I v { two hundred wnd sixty- four-fcj t Bound ed North i>v the. upper i.r Northern por tion of naid r<>\ y?- nihe.l|nndr>"?d and ninety- six QxG en d to\yn. Knst by BroutiMreet ??f aT.id !owu. &bu h?. by 'ot No; r.ifve hundred and ninctv^tine (99 >) of said town nd West by ot of Kdward Small, of s; id :own. ^ ?^'Tf ins f^h ^ 13t!i. ? 1 1 WtyLFR. Trustees Mortgagee. .1 T. HA V, Att'y. O U31MOXS FOR RELIEF. ^ ? i " 1 _ ? _ South Carolina,,.!, C^trt of Ci Kershaw CountV. (' Pleas. OMMftX Jo ft it 4 ArhtxtroiKj, rtuMtiff atfutort f 'iorjiir/f/ham J*. Curetoto , Hverard H Cuxtton. John B\ Quretcn^ Eliz'ttyth 0. Met 'a<r?J ^ fur y 0. 1t<n/kiny Rrhescd C. Lnas and Martjarrt Whttnkcr . 1/efcndants. c -J v ? . ' ? ! f. Tb the defendants , Canning hum B: Cnretofi , Everant B. Ourefion, .John B. Cureton, Elizabeth C. M^rv C. B -ykin, Rebecca C. I?ucas andjMariiaret Whiakex.: Yon are nss^by sim;n?>ri"d an I re quired to-'an^wt'r the cf^mj-mint in this sietion/of whicji a < opy4f lerewith Hprj; ed upon you. andNt^jjurfeNi popv of your iinswer to the said complaint on the sub' scriherjat his c.ffire m Camden, S. 0.f\ within twenty ,d ay *v.N after j thy serviej! hereof, exclu-ive-of tliC^ <!av of Mich ser^ vice ; a/i d if you faii to answer the com plaint within tlie t:mc aforesaid, .the plaintiff :n tbi* action will app'y to tlxe court for'tlie relief demanded in the com plaint. ' '???..* ? w. d. tran;tham, Plaintiffs Attorney. Oatad Dec. 22, A 1). 18-J2. ; ^ ? j To the Defendants^ John Jure ton, Elizabeth C. McOaa and R?beeca \ Lucas:' Take notice sh/rt^ the complaint , together with the! Ciiiuntowa, of vlticli the foregoing is a1 copy, \\&n filed in the office of the clerk" af the court for the county of Kershaw , and atate of South Carolina;, on the 22nd of Defciiinber, 1892. W. D. TRANTHAM, Plaintiffs Attorney. SUMMONS FOR RKLIEF. ( Complaint not Served) L ? i i n Sc*?th Caroms a, [ Court ok Common j Kershaw County. ) Pleas. Herman Banm , assignee of Jf'm I). Trantham, Plaintiff 1 aaainst Gaston Stewart and heirs at lair ; of Lewis Cant hen, deceased. De fendants . Defendants : ! , | aie hereby summoned and re to answer the complaint in this and to serve a copj of your an the said corpgkiAt, which is of the court igountv of .... c>* twenty days after the taBBfie exclusive ol .he day of ?oca vice ; start if y*u full to answer the com plaint within the: ti me ^foresaid, the Plaintiff in thiK- action will appiy to^he Courtafor the relief^ demanded' in the compl^iut. ? j ? J. D. KENNEDY. .. Plaintiff^ Attorney. Dated Dee. ]5th, A. D. 1892. To the heirs a^law of I>e?ris Cauthen , de ceased. who, if any, are unknown to Plaintiff : * . Take notice tliat the complaint in thfa action, tosjether wiA^ .the I summon s, of which the foregoing ll©, is this day filed ia'thc office of the clerk of the court of coijunon pleas for the county of Ker shaw and you are required to answer the. complaint herein within the time pre scribed by law or Plaintiff will apply to the Tcaurt for the relit- f demanded J. D. KENNEDY, Plaintiff* s Att'^u '? Camden, S. C., Dej. Htli/ 1892. % tar hm _ ; ;? * We-4iave just received a large and well assorted invoice ??"G A R DEN aud FLOWER SE#T?)$ from the well-known- house of V D. M. PERRY & m, ; ' ! *' ? ' ? " i ' .which we offer to the faribers of Kershaw county at lowest cash prices. This is the largest stock of 8F.r.T> f 'We h# ever carried. and we be lieve W includes EVERY jrariety known \in the* balmy Southern c)i ranve. Plant a good garden this yea? and Mevofc^priittle cafe to it and it \ri 11 not matter very watery nlly with you whether cotton falls to six cents a pound. . * Last but not least, we pride our selves on the PURE nnd j^RE**H* stock of DRUG'S and Mf?DICI]ffE$ we carry aod the accuracy and care we peStow upon the smallest order Ifo^Uie physician's prescriptions; we being especially prepared for work ia this department. A HAFPY and PRESPBRQUS - WOW YEAR TO ALL 1 1 A. MOORM ? . 1 DRUG STORE. S:v J. ENGLISH, \- THE j * * |#^kiett?We ]|artw. * * k . * " ^ For arti^ic wark and polite attention, give me your patron *Se- \ . ? - ' . i The proprietor and two comr petent a^irtarit? always ready to serve customers. , | PRICES R BASON A IfLE ? Shave, 10c ; Hair Cut, 2Dc. Special attention gi|CI1 to cutting CHILDREN'S hair on Thursdays at reduced price, r R^m^mber my; place of business; 2 doors below G' G. Young ? B,?ok Store. I Foi a first-class shave, hair cut and shampo^ give u\c a can. : is. ij. ENGLI^T. : ? ) So n I If Carolina BailwayCo . I), it CHAMBERLAIN, Receiver. I Cam bex, S. C., Jan. lsfy 1893. On and after thi* date trains will ruj. in accordance with the following sche - dule. * , 'K)1N0 SOUTH. ; 4 AM I r M Lv Canulen 7 20 )2 50 44 Bovkir.a / 7 .'>7 107 7 45 . 1 1; " Clareuiont 7 57 1 27 1 14 Dixie '85 13) " Camden J \ t' 8 1? 1 41 '? Middleton 8 15 I 1 45 ?? Watered 8 82 2 02 AraKingvilie 8 ^0 2 10 " Columbia 1100 3 40 'PM " Charleston 12 40 * 5 30 w Aius?L-.ta - ? 11 15 !?- GOING NORTH -.AM PM irv.Angista ?' 4 5) 44 GJiarlestim 6 '0 5 4o 4i Cojnmjua H 00 G liV 14 Kingviti* . 10 10 " 9^5 " . W.;tterce . ltt-20 . ^ei 03 ' Mi/id leton 10 31 ^0 20. I " C* mdes J 'ct' ' tO 35 ? 1 1<? 52 ,<4 D?ie 10 41 10 31 ? *' CUtremont* 10 46 10 40 I lugoods 1103 10 52 ?' Boykins 11 J- 1101 Arv Csmden 11<j30 110 ^Connections forxtl.e North East via Gf>arle.-ton, Cincinnati Railroad and with Narruw Gauge at Yorkville. For through tickets to all point* North, South or West or via Clyde S. Ship Co. t? New Y*-rk and the East via Chariest ton apply to J. B. WALLACE. Agt. Camd?*,T. C.M. WARD. General Manager. 3? Charleston, Cincmnatti & Chicago ? K Schedule taking effect Jan. J?t 1893. GOING NORTH. ? No 35 t No 33 " A >1 A M Lv. Car?:len . 9 30 11 ; > DeKalb 10 00 1155 P M K' Westvillo 10 35 12 18 P M 44 . Kershaw 12 < 5 12 "0 44 He?th Spring 12 30 105 ?li Pleasant Hill 12 45 1 10 f " Lancaster 1 l>5 . 1 20 Catawba J Vt- a 00 ? 1 57 " Rock Hill i 4 "0 .. 2 20 .. " Yorkville " 5 55 . 2 53 Ar. Blacksburg ? 7 30> * 3 4S Lv. Blaci^burg . 4 00 I-?4' Shelby ' 4 32 *'? Rutherfordton 5 56 Ar. Marion 7 05 GOING SOUTH. * No 34 t No 32 *A M AM Lv. Manon !. 5 40 itutherfordton hi -. 6" 49 ft ** IVit t _ Tg { ,? 45 Lv Blftckaburg ? 9 10 9 00 M Yorkville 11 05 9 55 P M " liockHiU * I 10 - ^ 10 *5 ** Catawba J 'c't 3 00 10 ?4 t4 Lancaster 4 10 1 1 26 14 Tleaaant Hill 4 10 11 45 44 Heath Spring 4 00 J i 49 r m J" Kers'.mw 5 40 x r_' o* (j " Westril'e c 0". \ 12 18 " DeKalb C ;50 J. 12 29 Ar Camden 7 ( 0 12.45 ? Accomodation freights . t D 'ily Passenger. Trains stop on signal at all stations Passenger trains run tbrougn be tween Camden and Marion. Connections made w:th R. 4 D. at Bia ksburg- and Rock Hid aud with 8. A. L. at Cukiw sa Junction. '? V C, M.i5^ARD, General llaaiger ' ^ A. TRIPP, buj>t: Wishes its muiy" customers- ft HtUPPY NEW- YB. that 1893 will bring them greater tiftppfiM perityTtiafc'tbey have ever fspetienced in ife |ta?t. 1 OQQ is gone, ana with it must ?o the bigg 10 v Ik ftver offered^ jlri goodie., as the qc low wilt show : .?/ Beautiful line fdticy we^e Henriettas, ail sbkd< 40c, now 331c. j, 1 39 inch broken plaid, all wdoVaerge FlanncU, fi at 75c, now 35c, All woof Henriettas. 39 i rich, worth 75c, now 51 orcti Henriettas, 44 inch, offered now at 4oc. Sweepiug redaction, in ' ail Wiotejf Drew Goods a Down and Plaid Flannels, i ou visit: Biggest Line and Best A* s^rtinenfi in; the city km d * attenti^ujo the sweeping reduction in prices t: ; : Former price 20 c., now 15ck: t; -r;. Floor Oil Cloth 4-4 25c. |i: ' vj "K < 8-4 5<K Lenoli^m 8-4 $1.00. , - Hemp Carpets, nice patterns fttfra: He to 18k. Big reduction in Rugs? Smyrna and Moquetto. < Bw line Blankets and Comtorts at CQST. ii . ' 4 DWt buy vour BOOTS <U MOWS GILT EDGE STOBE; we tfil} sorely PRICE , is Call esrly and secure some of the great bargains and Overcoats, for the big- reduction in prices is causi disappear, Also a> frw Uuiie* Cloaks 4e?t whkjh. uut at COST. ! ? L~ Misses- an <2 Childrens* cloaks at A With sincere thanks to the trading soliciting: a continuance of t fee same* KBSPECTFUtAY, ^