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JIlKCHDfRElTOBY.
PkEnBYTHKJA V (/HCRCH. ? Rev. W". W
ttiiN. Pa-tor. Preaching every Sabbatb
at 1 1 a. mi. Snurfay School even- Sab
; What 5 p. m. Prayer meeting every
Wjjdoe.^dav it 0 p. m- The public iv
c >rdial!v ?. e l to attend.
1 ' k > < ? k . :sc#>V.vr.CHr?cii. ? Uev.J.M
St* , Rector. Sertk?-H Sunday a: II
oVfcx k ; San-lav School at 5 p.m. Kven
i r; jz service at # p-ru. . Friiay afternoon
service at *> p.m. v. j I *
Baptist Cikkch, ? Rev. I Myron
*?V. (iorlon. Pastor Preaching every
-V.nday at 11 a. >r and 7:4' p. .v. Son
school from !2 M\ to 1 p. >r. every i
S;:r,day. Prayer-meeting every Wtdnefc- j
-lay at & Vclock p. a. All seat*
are free. Tiie pnbiic is cordially invited
to attend Tb-v.' C. V- P. S. C. E. meets
every Sunday at 5 :00 p. m
LiTTI.KTOX STREET Mf.THODIST
C':i;;scn. ? Rev. M. L. Carlisle, Pastor.
Preaching ev^rv Sunday at II a, :rj. and
T .45 p. m. Prayer- meeting Thursday at
3 :'X> p. m. Sonday school at 4:.'i0 Strang
er.- * and visitors are cordially invited.
All seats free.
?
NOnCS!
Meeting: of the Democratic Ex
ecutive (Committee
?\ r ,'jf
A meeting of the County Democratic
Committee of Kershaw county is request
ed at the Court House in (?amdeu, on
Monday fkst day yf Court week in Feb
ruary durinir hours of recess, .to consider
a Matter of some importance to be sub
net ted to them.
Ixo. S. Ooojjaj.e,
4 Cbaiimahi. *
POINTS H0S33 UP
Cotfi. convenes M6iiday f
Read every page of The Chkon
jcue and be happy. ,
The health of the community is
-very goad at thi3 time.
Raise your own meat if you wish.j
to keep the pot boiling. *
"Clothes may not roak* the man,
but suits mska the lawyer.
The size of ay-<nan has cothing
to do with tke siz^.ot the fie he
oan tell. X
It is much better for V man to
be in high spirits than to have high
Spirits in him.
The man who contracted a cold
is not to be biamed for trying to
break the contract.
|t ? a ejueston whether tbfe poker
room should be catted the ahte-rooo*
>>r the drawing room *
If you are not" a freeholder you ;
name wiil not be worth anything on
a petition for a dispensary.
The fee oh Registered letters
has been reduced by the Postmr&stei [
General from ten to erght cefats.
The Keeley I^tithte of*Columbia
-wJU open a branch institution at
Afken about the 10th cfe" 'next
month.
, , '?
? "Dr Brit" played tb a large au
dience at the Opera House, Wed
nesday night, all of whom were
weli pleased.
The Union Stoie company, which
has been operating several Alliance
stores yi this State, has decided to
withdraw fr^m the business.
This year 4^11 have fifty- three j
Sundays. There will be two eclipses
.of the sun this year. Mit neither
will be visibH i-n this part d? t^e
country
There was no applicant for the
Wofford Shool scholaiship, a com^
petitive examination for which
"was to have been bd-Kl at this pl^ce
last Saturday. j
The four liquor dealers in town j
have chipped in ?100, twenty- fiVe
apiece, towards defraying the ii
trgation 'he<^ssary to ' test jc ? v- ?
an s Dispensary^.aw.
The word "preface" used in the]
beginning of books' was originally!
a word of welcome to a meal, aud
was equivalent *,o "Much good may
it do you."
The Caradea Chronicle asks
".rhere is the Wan who predicted a
uiiid winter?" We would answer
out in the cold.**? Bfshopv^lle News.
Yes, and he ought U> 3tay <jhere.
9 ' y.j - * * c j
Remember where to "fi nd'v^ii all's i
blacksmith shop, in the rear of Mr;
Jack Walkih's store, and go to him'
for Srst clajssAvotk wh?*i you have!
any Unng--rn his. line to be done.
*fue following the resuH of the!
town election held at lieath Springs]
3<-)nday: Intendant, A -Cauthen. |
y ardens: Dr S. J. Hiasori, R. A J
? Bruce, C. L. Ingram and W. ' J ;
Over cash.
It is reported that CU. J II i
^arle, Judge S. W. Meito n, and I
a number of prominent Charleston I
lasers "Uaye beea retaiaed bv the
iiquor &>*lers to contest t he Kvans
tiiapensanr iuw.
Work on *he T^irdeil olo^vhich
tad to he susj>t*nded on account of
the cold weather, has beeu re
sumed? aad the contractors say that
every tning about it will h2 Uarshad
::r> by the firs?, of March.
l'i.e Chinese never dun for a ifcl.t
if Ue money isn't paid *'heu due.
Otf eomes an ear. 1: that custom
prevailed in America, the mini
ated members of society woff!d ba
too numerous to mention.
Aj>pointmenls ha**e been made
for holding civil service *xam;na
tioa in this State for positions in
the railway mail .service as follows':
Charleston. February 7; Greenvilie,
J* September 20; Charleston, October
17.
C?? * ' ;
School G mmissioner Watts has
made arrange meats with the
Farmers aiid M^rcharfls Bank to
discount teacfcfcr's claiais for dis
tricts that are not on a cash basis.
Ten per cent, for the time tiiey are
to run will be deducted, presuming
. ^he-cbusas will be paicf to the bank
-
[ The election for Intendant and
Wardens of the town of Kershaw
came off last Monday. The fol-|
lowing were elected: lutendant,;
Gapt J E Pearce. Wadens: R L
Biackwelt, J V Welsh, R L Soweli j
and J W Hamel.
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Lent tiegins February 15 and
ends witli'Easier Sunday pril 2nd 1
Washington's Birthday. February
22, is on Wednesday; inauguration
of the President Saturday, M-irch
-4; St. Patiick's I)a\% March 17, on
Friday.; Fourth of July on Tuesday.
Capt. R. V.'. Andre*?'. the noted
iHidt'Siriaii, who is 102 j'ears old,
5.-;ys that he has never ?Vt-n so
severe, a spt'll of weather in this ?
country a3 we have experience] j
here during the last month. He
I -*ays it heats th$ recond. ? Sumter
j Herald".
Judge Kershaw r>as given notic**
of his inability to hul l lue terms of
court in the fourth circuit to which;
be has been assigned, and upon le-j
eoumendation of the Supreme j
Court, Governor Tii'man has ap-j
pointed Hon. Earnest Gary, Judge
elect, to hold the courts in J udge
Kershaw's stead. ^
There are about fifteen applicants j
for the position oi United States;
District Attorney under M r. Cleve
land's administration. Ex-congress
msn Elllor, of Beaufort, seems to be
in the lead, followed closely by
General You mans. Col. Eavlfv
Mr. Douglass and ex-solicitor
Murphy.- \
It is rumored that "noses have
been counted" in Mayearille, Mag
nolia and Bishopville and that these
three places will apply for dispen
saries under the the Evarife bilh It
is also reported that one of Sumter's
bar-keepers snys he will con
tinue his bnslacbs with closcd d*ors
after^uly 1st. We shail see.??
Sumter Freeman:.
It is always in ordei to try to
corner a divine on scriptural topic?,
but it is no4 always easy to do it. j
A reverend gentletoan wlto has!
charge (>? the anvertising of a prom
inent religious weekly wa^ recently
asked what scriptural authority he
could find fonOiia occupation. "Oh,"
lie replied, "that is easy enough.
Advertising not onty has scriptural
authority* but it is of respectable
autiqnity, as wcli If you will look
in Numbers^ xxiv,U,you w?d Oi?d
Balaam saying "Corn's now, and 1 j
will advertise,' and .'Bcafc says in {
Ruth, ir, 4: 'An'S I thousht toj
advertise.' Advertising is noj
modern thing." c__
Auditors Appointment
Owirfg to the extremely^ severe-'
weather the auditor or Wis clerk .
was li*ht able to meet tlic appoint
ment at Rabo.nvs Cross R<>>ds on !
the day "first appointed. He hat,
therefore appointed Saturday, Feb. j
11th, to be at that point, and tax- ,
payers in that; neighborhood v.ish-;
in? to make returns can i^eet tHere.^
on ttikt date. ^
Death ?nd Burial of Dr- 2emp
Dr F. L. Zemp, who had been j
lingering for several months, died i
at his home last Saturday morning ,
at four o'clock, t'uneial,|
which was one of the^^'ge^t ever t
held in Camden, took pla e from
the Methodist church, aiul was con- j
ducted by Kev L. "Carlisle. 'JTIi^
body was laid to rest in the Quaker
Cemetery.
Pi emotion of a former Caiiidcni?h.
Capt. J.v B. Lyles. book-keeper
for Heath & Co. and A. *V. Smith. j
was elected t'ssistnant cashier of o?|
the Nation*! Ea'ak arid entered on j
the dutfes of the posiiton a few
clavs ago. The bank is -for<un;ite
in securing the .service of one so j
competent, and those who !?a*e j
business with the bank will be giad
to 'deal with so polite a gentleman.
Captain L\le"s entrance into the
bank is because of the large und
increasing buS!?>ess of thai, institu
tion, wliic?i requires additional
help in i?c discharge oi the duties
incident Wso large a business.-- ^
Abbeville Press arid Banner.
GroxTenrisrs, I
Hr J. P. Gifiih?., 'nf Bennetts-,
ville, stale lecturer and organizer
of the Grand Lodge of S. C. of the
I. O. G. T., lectured in the Bhptist
church i&st Wednesday night to a
very fair audience, n or, with stria d
in<5 the fact that'^Dr Bid" was at ;
theOpera Il,^usc. Immediately after
X lie lecture GtWl^n Lodge No 215 j
wr.s reorganize! with the fr?Ho wi njj j
ctficeis: Chief Templar, J. C. j
Cunning harm ; Vier- Templar, Mr>i
ii. W. Gordon; Pa<t '.'hi< f Ternp- i
lnr, Wm. Wakice*Chapiin Templar.;
Rev M. W. Gordon: Treasurer, |
Miss Belle "Thompson; Financial'
Seer? tarv, .J. It : Ki ; k'-sv-: S 'cretary, ;
G. C. lift: co ; Assistant- S?.-ci etary. ,
.Miss Niaa Thompson; Gtu?c,,<j
! Letha tiMTkahee; r^! I: ^ : .
I .Miss Lillian Cunnijghua: : S J. T
. Mrs M..E. Sehroek
Fersoiial Mention- ' ?'
Mr Kd Haghes. of S:ivannf-!i. is.
: here on a short stay, recu periling j
| hi* heahh.
Mr Russell Zerrip, who has !>eeo j
,-iUend;ng a roediea! college in i>uU
linsore. is in the city.
Mr J. H. Burns. ^.f Sum ter s;K-nt
la couple "f days, i a town this Week.
j Miss A > a W:>ison of Augusta I
jGa is visiiing tbe'fauiilv or* Mr
rC. W. Medliu.
Mr H. Kauiinski md Mrs tL. S.
! finch spent several days last week
in our city.
Tl
Miss Ila Fenton w?io hi*. Ueen
visitiag 'Mr Merilin t?f our cilv was
] suddenly called h>7nj to the 1<ed
S'de of her sister lfU, Wades boro
Mr J. &] bridge H irvoy, spocini
reporter of the Brad Street. C: . with
headquarters at C iariesio'3, u in
the citj stopping at tns Workmen
House, ^here he c in fee seen by
say persoa having baseness vritU
Jam- He leaves ^omarro sr.
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iteai Estate Transfers.
During the month of January
there were a large numbers of trans
fers of real estate made throughout
the county. The sa?e and vlivision
of l he Boykin estates includes a
good many. The following is the
list as recorded in the auditor's of
fice :
[Martha H. Bradley !o J. M. Hall*
So acres in No ? , $168.50>
Marie K Shanno.i to-, Fredricka A
Kirkland, house and lot in city
of Camden, $'1100.;
M LelaTiireatt to Levi Kirkland,
55 acres in No ?, $175
Samuel West to Levi Kirkland, 115
acres in Ko. 8, sJ,050.
L L Clyburn to B G Cjiston,; 235
acr?.?s in No 7, *300.
Joseph Suumpert to Douglas Mur
phy, *24 acres in No ? $120. '
S M Roaen herder to Pauline Wil-i
i liam?, 1 acre in No. 1. *400.
! Preston Ho wen to Newton Kejl}*, 31
acres in No. 11. 872.
|jerry Certain et al., tofiauin Bros.,
30 acres, *80. ^ ?
J L Haile^ Sheriff, "to J F Brewster,
106 acres, *10. ^ v
B Alraeta Welsh to W H McDonald.
S N SuwelH acies in No 7,
?750.
Walter Mcintosh to W E Arledge,l
acre in No 1, *100. "C 1
EfSe J smith to Vv N \Vaters^s^54
/ acres in No. 5,^5^90.61.
C A Welsh to John H Est red ge, 25
, acres, *?50.
'jo/in Ii and Martha ll Stroud t:o
Tleatli Springs & McDonald, 100
acres,. *120.
Almeta Welsh to W H Mc Don
aid and S N Soweil. 21 acrcs iu
No. 7, $350..
J A McLaurin to Trustees Dist. No.
5, 1 acre in No- 5, piice not
8t;ued.
J C Moseiey to Blacktuan and Kst
redge 89? acres, $110*
C A Welsh to R L Blackman and
E M Estredge, 25 acres in No. 7,
? 8250. ' >
J L H&ilo.. Sheriff* to (iro W Witte,
93 3-10 a ores, in Ng. 2, $420.
Same t? same 302 5-10 acres in
No. 2, ?100. .
Same to B M Pearc.', 162 acres in
No. % *1,560. " J ?
Same to same, 100 3-10 ac res? -?
No. 2, *1,374. f . (
Mitchell Clafk to Baum Bros., 147^
acres, price iioi, stated. x ^ / 1
A C Ch'lder8 to Batm Bro.% 5->
acrcs, *90.
J L Haile, Sheriff, to Ellen D "Boy
kiu, 126 acre9 in No. 2, ?1,610.
Sallie A Stover and James C Stover
to I) It Fletcher, 120 acres, ?525.
U L Sowtftto J. Lewiv Sowci!,' -HpO
a-: res *400.
Lcis Mary Sister n^'l 'Chas-. T)
Patterson to Chas1. L Dye, 7SS,
aces $?.000 ? [
Ii .J Patiersoa Alice JP WTnrdlaw
ar.d'C L Thompson to II M Pat
ter-on, price and quantity not
strtted.
J<?!iR*Dc')y, Sheriff, to Mrs. II. M.
Piitlerso?, 3 ai res. in No. ifl 15
C. C Yalighan to LUcy R.-llucka
bce/?00 a circs in N->. 8. *2,500.
Betia Martin, Elsie Joy ab<i Mir
v"gai\t Joy, to Saroocl Coy,
acVesjLn N "> 3, *100.
J L Hfiic, Sheriff, to A10 Sj. Wood
ham, si acres in No. 1, v$,000?
T A Moore, Protile Judge, to Baum.j
\) rosy 75 . acres, *25(3.
John 1C Ouriaw'to Prank L Outlavr-.j
1227 acre's in No. 11, *7'2?.
Kate E Meroney to O J Meroney,
"4*12 acres In -No. k #100.
John 'Pfr.ukenberi'y "to "Efctam Bros.,
100 acres, ?526. 2i>.
C A'Shannon to J J Rodger^, 220
acres, in No. 3, *300.
John li.mma Cof.ls ^.nH -Sfillie
Peaet*.. to Francis A Gaskin. -IfeO
acres lii No.. 8, #250.. ^
SV H Lyies to. S P Dinkjns,. 83-J*!
n Ores, in No. 5; *5,00.
L F Peebles to .Jefferson Hums. 12-j
acres lh No. 5, -Y$)0.
VV T Hail and H 0 Hall. tr> Jerry j
He?t 50 'acres in No o. *150.
A B Ii&hnti to A A Boykin, 133
acres No. 11, ?400.
Caroline W Arthur to Martha Ann
-. Coleman, 2 acres in No. I. 9200,
J R-?aies to 0 M /lexauder, 50
acres in No. 3, ?40.
Nancy J Marshall E K Gardner, l77
acres in Nr. 3. ^120?
\V H Lyfesto S P Difekins,, S3?
acreVin *NTo, 9, ^00..
A M Vaughn and 'others t? A L
Vaughn, 386 acres in No. 1, *3.'
Same to J'P Yaughan, 153 J acre*
in No. 8, $3.
Same to R A Vanghn, 225 j acres
i.:No. 8, ?3. /
Same to n\ Huckibc?, 143 ft^rcv
in No.
Same to A MjJVattghn, 50 , acres in
No. S, airi SS'S acres in No.l, *3.
Ardiiissa lif'oirng to ftehyfcca I
Y'oun^, fiacres in No. S, gift.
Now Try
Tt wi'I 6,sf von n<>t;h?ng"fcnd will sure-!
lv i'a voi;- if voc have a ccn^r, eo'd !
or any ir.mnle with threat, chest or lungs.
I>r King's X- v.- D!s icvcry !<?? c<?n?:u?p- ?.
'ion, eonghs an 1 col ls is gnnYafireed to !
_'ive r -lief, or money lefamibci Suffer- i
? ?rs f.-m I.a<ir!pj>? f.?nnd it j.n*t the
Tltiuu' and under r.s -ise had a speedy and
f. rfc.'t recovery. Try a sampVbotrl ? ;it j
our expen.se and Ljaru for, yourself jt-t !
iv.w >d a thing it Is. Trial bottles :il
r ? Zenip's drug sroiEe. Large size u0-?
auU $1 . / ^N.
/ i i m
? '"Specimen Cases.
? - %? ?? .
>. IT. Clifford, uSew Oassell. Wis.,,
was tm.bVr? with ; near $d'-ri a alii rhen
11 i. s sfo-nsch was disordered, his!
liver was affectcd to an alarming! degree,
appetite fell a'.v.av'f.nd lie was tsfribly
reduced in 'flesh and strenvth. . T:iree |
i hoti^es of Electric Bitfprs cane*' him.
Edward Shepherd,. Harrisburg, 111., had
a running sore an"j?!* Icz of e iff 'it' years'
I standing. l-=ed three b nf Elec
tric Bitter* and seven b >xes of Backlens
; Arnica Sah e. and Jm'Jieg is MfcjvViuv*
? well . John ~"Sp ?aker. C.it*bi, V^. ^ |ia/,
j five large fever s ires on his leg. doctors
! said he w;is incurable . One bottle Elec
' trie Hittf-rs and one box B leklen'.s1 Ar
nica Salve cir d hiin ^entirely. Jd by
j F. L. Zemr/.^ drog 3tii)re.
T>?wkl^:?'s Arnica Sfilve.
The Best >alve in the world for Cut#. .
Hr iises, Sori<?. T leers, Siilt Iththim
{Fever Sores. Tetter., Chapj^ed H^nds
! Chilblains. Corns, and all Skin Erup
tions, ar.d p?sti*ely cures Pijes.'or no
pay rei^nired. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
' Price 25 ceats D?r box. For sale bj F.
*L: Zemp. .
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SmithviUe Hows.
Mr. Editor: ? In closing oui
last items to you we stated thH? wt^
would soon have another marriage
xo report, which we now give below
Tiis^e is i like'ihood of still anoth
er bno-to report in the nej.r futur< .
What a pity it is that leap year
does not come around every yea >
for then the yoUng men wouird l>*
so much thinned out that^orai
young ladj would be compelled t'
lake mo in self t?*. icr.se. As1 it is.
I may have to trudge through
many years as an old bachelor.
On last Tuesday, 2 itU inst , Mir
S. E. Robertson wis innrried i<?
\liss!Aanie, daughter of Mr Frank
Ma tli is, of M inville.Rev. T.W. Mun.
neth%n officiating.
Ou last Saturday ^afternoon
while returning from Ca?ndeia. Col
II. E. L. Peebl. 3 received some sr
vere injuries in an affrapll^ni^hi
ftbout by an altercation between
his hands fcnd some gentlemen
, parsing. The full particulars ar*
not known. We learn /that th?
Colonel's injuries, though painful,
are not serious. * . \
On last Sunday tnornSllg^ier. D.
M. Mcleod preached a'' beautiful
sermon for ' lie especial "bent- fit of
children.. The text which was tak
en from the ^rd chapter, 8th vers*
of M-ilachi; apparently was ver\
inappropriate for the occasion-, but
in the lrands o? Mr McLeod, it was
made to suit btiili'youijg ami old
people alike. f r
We a r? very ^orr}' to iaarn that
Mrs Sail*: Tij/uer, daugh/er of 31r
J, P. We*tf>erry, and wife o? Mr.
W. T. Turner, died ail her houir
near Boy kins. '
Doubtless tnany wiU be surprised,
to learn thut Mr W. A. Massebeau,;i
former principal of tin. Smithviilfj
High but now of Stokes'
Bridge, ijes been lic&iised'to preach
and will sfcou become a membr* of.,
the $#>u A 'Carolina Conferences
As a teacher, Mr Massebo&u. was
eminently successful and with liis
.ability aurt piety, he will certainly
V successful in the brosfdi>sfield
'lli at he is abx^rtTto enter.
... Ley Kk'iiv.
/Seat&fost Kershaw.
Mr/ Julia C^rbett, of Clarendon,
is spquding ataoDth here wtrh her
daughter, Mrs "White.
W?1 have L^d considerable sict*
'ncsstince the late cold sppli set in.
Mrs &ritto?, Mrs Weld on and sev
eral ftther* kaVe been sick, but are>.
much better.. ^ - j
Few of the f irtners have haded
iheir^guanb '$>r- Utis rear: the so>ow
and b/f(l weather; Whig lire 'cruise.
Fro mi* a;l^ appeal a riOc*, if there i'i^
not He a 3 niu*JTi cow me feu
zers used ll^fe yefcr fes i*?K TjlrU
i's n l;a the '(H-recf^n.
Buy leas guano uaJ make more ibas
nurc- at honu: is the way to stive
;iioDej. To&'m.'.ny of our farm era
purchase evei^lhing 'H-Uey R*?ed< or '
u se on, the liatfn ant in tfr'e house,
and m this- way th?y manage to
get tIi! of all surplus money which:
th??y liH^e or wiM nmrrrtftfjftr'* A' J
giihii hifiiv, ft not ?-ls mortgage; j
their ftarms and come a little he
hin<l each vehr, until Hebi, priuct-: |
p!e ami arid Mtitcresl, eat tl?p err-j |
tife iu?m. 'Pi'ant lean cotton, tisef j
losfs guano, buy fewt^r luxuries.^
Make the farm support you or quit;
it. Live^saVhJg until you have laid.
i ?y a smafl amount. For in till is
way and. in 'this aloiM- willj^ou be;
al>l|i tb; nuse'Uia*. mortgage.. Give
heed torstoei: falsing &fl8 birhViH'd;'
manures irsd-you wtll fare belter in.
the enfl.V ' . . . ^''
?Ev?7y M)<5fcy 'lias complained of
?now and sleet, trust and freeze un
til we are siik. Why don't so:ne'
one speak, a word of praise for it.j
It has been a little inconvenient j
but it has mellowed and pulvcri^rjA
fclie land as nothing the could ttfur^
done. It is worth r^e ver nl^gnoq
deep plow in gs ?uk suHv.y p^ow ?K?d
two. Bt side's isrli&a servfed U)
"servet he small grain fr-om. thitde-P
preifations- of the Hessian flvr e><?
common of late. It destroys the
g^cm of. luri;ing diseases which arr
lialVk to bfoiafc. out afctonyVmie.. It
gives those who jfrcHu dined- fija1
way, 1m <v^poridnlty. to lead good
hfoks jn'th'e ahjenre of other di
version?. and in this, tends io"Pra
prove the tdiod of man. 'I want*ti?
exi6! i be snow, the beaulifiu^too*
\Ye have a new correspondent,
from these 4\ligginv? Lsv KtiH*.
Who -that is we do not know, lyil
?*b(rit yer life*' you w.;.H-get thc x^ws
now.. iiore'next time.
Oi.i> ri?.|
K i ^lSsh Sin via Tj'riamc'nt removes
all 1 1 Ar> I, S >fl or Cilit?use?i
ami i>ie misfits, Cnt*l><,
Sweeney, i^ii:?j-hono, Sirfles, Spfrainsj
all S wot Ion Throil*, (/di;^l?s \jii c. i
S ive i'?e n-e of one pottle;;
WarrinteH the ;?o>t tv^iriflV |
Hlemi-h Cnre ever known. ^SoMibvi
I?:* F. h. Xerr.p, Gam^rt, * C. j-~" ]
y * ? i I
; Itcti. M-ni^c an?l 'Scratch Sot ijve- '
ry kitui, on fimnH-o-'or animals,
in 30;n>liniie-< l?y W
Lotion. ?Tl.is m?v<
Dr V. L. I'f.in-deii, Sv^G, j
0*
| A FAIR TRIAL of Hood's Sar
i * sapariBa' guarantees a complete
onTe. Itis^an hoa^strhiedicine, honest*
; '4t advertr?a<f aad ft ho ctj?Sy CURES
I S ^
' I i '
T^enlj' -five cents or a'quarU-r of
i a (i<?i!tr pay for Iwc .n?nt:is ?ul:
| st-ripiiou lo The Can ?sici,e. Give
it a trial. You -will be plca?c?!
1 trith & . ; " ' ' I ;
Mr. JkMd M f+rtim*
dfEdmestou, K. Yi
Colorless* Emaciated, Helpless
A i Cuivplete Cure by HOOIV ^
I tiAXSAPABILLA*
" fThis is from Mr. D. M. Jordan, a re
tired farmer, and .-, one of the most re
spected citizens of Otsego C9., N. Y.
" Fourteen years ago I liad an attack of the
gravel, and have since been troubled with my:
Liver and Kidrieya
gradually growing worse. Three years ago 1
got down so low that I Ma^Mamlf walk*
I looked Bore like a corpse |t!iaq a 11
I haiKjid apjjetitfe and lor; fire we
netbitnLbttt |r?el. I w;
and had no more color than
Hood's torsapvllla was
thought 1 would try It
tk? firat bottle I noticed
fe^ed less, the hliw,
d?r had subsided, the cold
my face, and I bent tm f<
I aad taken three bottles "
:<weel
badlj
JfcSl4l I
.. Ihadfinlshed
ITelt better, suf
?f Ote kUd
unt^rctorntft
? ? ?a##y ? > After
oould eat anything
' T ? \ so hungry
I have now
without hurting me. Why*. I got so hungry
that I had to eat 5 times a <Uf. I have now
sully recovered, thanks :
Hood's SarsaparHla
I (feel well nod turn well. ^11 who know
me marvel to see me so wea.** D. M. Joiidan.
HOOD'8 P4CL5?Tflth8:
?Mitt dlg?lUa* CUT*"
st after-ilaner PUU,
ittiUliomBtu.
! Physicfafls eh'io'rse V ,~P. P. as ft swlendid
combinatjbD, acd pre*CJi!-o it vith ftfc-rt
sttisfacticn !or the rnrcB r f all fonvts W'.
stages or Primary, Secondary tf&d Tcrtiir}
BjphiMs, SyphiMo Eb?xjafelfem, ScroftM
loua 13 icei* fttjfl ?or&s, Gii-.JKlnh?r!:.tvc!licp;?,
Rberxiaiissa, <&*} Uicra
tih&i hare icsictca all irctiQflfbaS. Catarrfi,
Skin
Compi.ai
Scald E(
P.P.F.
^Chrome FsmnU
\nal roisdc, Tetter,
it tonic, and on ex-'
client c.p?**hzTx building
4*?" ? ?-?* *# '" "?* *?*"' ^ ' "*..*v. ?
?srlioao slaloms utq pdRoned and
7U08C blood ii la mi imp arc condition due
V3 xotofCrnil irregnlaritips f re pecnlkrly
benefit*! by the tronderfal tonic aud blcoc
cleansing jirrtperticia of P. 'P. ?P?, Prickvj
Ash, Poke iiootand Potessfcm.
UPPMNitAfa, *W38kfc,
j j j ] i
(|oUm. (jfaq ? QUia? $ fopj?.
\ ft has befc^tested ye:tf -a'ter
vp&r by many pronjiiiynt and
%ecessful fhrmers ofitheVouth
who continue to i*. and
wKo endorse it over their own
signrt&irfes. if \ou lidve vrsed
^ROMjE JpEKXtLmJiS'
yo\\^peu no ib&H'cei'nent to
coiitimie itVlf not, we *sk \cu
to gWe'k a trial, and y.re satis
fied yon wfli be pleapeil vith
it. Tt daservecfh 'ranks amr?g
the ttaftclaTd wnm^fes "of the
day, 5?v..d all who trv it say it is
goo:}\,chc np utd the best fey;
to geioeniicentrrtted pJafit tood
in the\ &n:?Tiv'at. sj>:? be for. tl e!
smaSles^ amount of innflcy and !
the least possible frt-iirht. It;
is tc*th| interest of every Hve,:
energetic, wide-awake former;
to i t. Y ou ca n sa ve moil e y
by i ty\on can make mone t bv it
yoi: *eh:i make gnod crops
with it,\ you e;fn learn and,
j^fjfcicj eeonHrtiy tint will ben
v'tV X "
ent you ana eyeiy- sue vomaect
e.t with ycu.'ra^ttjr doitj 'Voik
SALE BY?
$i*?Si0s. I
' r, ? '!
:C.i!l t>a;them- tVfr AwiVdal <*ir- j
.ciiJ&z, giving lull directions fori
jcciripost ing iTbe HOME tEH
TIHZ?Kfr also /'certificate
from "representative -end weil
knowti fiirmk'rs in the states o<:
Norlli Carolina, Souvh ?aso
lina, (3r? oj*gi a, ? Fk>rk! a -a n'd A ! a ,
bjaiiiav^
TliemS
I gjmy OM px.jw-is for sale nt iii*
lattice ai 20 ttm* per -buntir ed.
if Hw," . /> ' - ?
wmmpW^> ?; ? <J;
NEW ; SHOP,
I beg leave to nofity my
frisnds and the general i public
that Ij am no longer at the old
Mjett'd stand, but have opened a
NEW SHOP frt blacksmith
work [ and general | repairing.
My aland is in the rear of the
store of J. J. Watkins, where
ample accomodations pan be
had; entrance tither from Main
or DeKalb street.
Special ^ attention gljven to
?ffl
I) hare in mj employ [Wilson
JElliams, the most coiipeient j
work man in that linej ! in -the
city. All ^blacksmith; work
promptly and carefully done.
All wotk guaranteed.; S&is-:
faction given, or money: refund
ed. Respeetfu Uy,
W. T. HALL.
CUMMONS FOR MKLlEF.
SoUTir.C.KROUXA, ) Coi'feT nt CoMMttS
KER8IIAW Coc>:tY.| lVjexft.
?
John A Arm&trotrff, Plaintiff
agmtirt
Cunningham If. Curetting Reward
/?. \Wtretonx Mm IS. G uretoVy
. EViZ'fbeth 0. jHcCaa, Maty C.
1>dy kin, ReMcca C. Lncas. ami.
Maryartt Whitakery Dffendunis.
To the defendant* ,
Cunningham B. Oureton , Everard B.
Cureton* John B. Cnreton, KUxaK'th C'.
McCain, Mary 0. B rtirfii, Rel/e.crv (Vi
'fcej'as find MairjiiSet Wbiadscr :
iitt VreHg wuaiiifciipjl !ta<T rf^
quired to answer the ccffii)>lnint\i thtfc
actio*, of wfc&h a copy N lerewifll serv
ed upbn you, and to serve a copy of your
answer t? the said complaint on the "sub*
scrib&r at l?i? office in Camden* S. C.,
within twenty days after the service
hereof, exclusive of the day of such ser
vice j and if you fail to nnswt;r the com
print within the time aforesaid* the
)>lainiiiff in tl?i? action trill ?ipi?!y to the
court; fir the relief demanded in the com
plaiitf* -
W.<D. ifeAXTftAM, 1
Plaintiff's Attofaav.
Dated 23v A
To.tho ftie&ndarijts-, .w~
^ John Ourcfffn, Kifeabeth McCaa
;'Kt?l>*aca .C.. Lucas: Take notice
shat the cbm plaint r logot&4r with the
ciumnons, <?f which the tbftiroing is a
oopy, \vitt filed in the jffice of the clerk
af the court 'for tlie county of Ki rshuw
aod etirtfc*# South Carolyn, on the 22?d
of December, 1S1>?,
W. 1). T" A NTH AM,
VlnuitifF s Attorney.
;JP C WKF,T?K>
; ^Ilioesaie^foCer.
? ? '
? MMesale Dealer ill WINKS,
. LIQUORS and <IG\RS.
No. 1S3 -East &iv, ?
S. C. rj
Sew Sheet -Mask at Less- than
3? ICE.
Hy. \vhy ?e?Hitv><'"?rti|?n I **ifi;sen<l tc?
:rihv" 'AdttYvP?* Flow's Gmiifi
"Air 8!?iy WultfcV- MhTOkhi-.
Wrflltz^oft rvoti^of Spc p?r copw
wthe riirrc for -Or. Send stamps or P*.
| O. erde'r. Addrvj^i "
teAACbpttrXr I^AN^POLf S, IX
kade te all ttyiM. ibd sttm. lightest,
strongest, tMiett working, aaffeat, simplest,
most accurate, most compaet,sand moat
modem. For sale by all dealers In inu.
Catalofues>?a8ed free "by ^
The H^rlin "Jire ArasTJo., '
Nrr Hatsv, ponr., TT. S. A. ^
DO YOU WAXfr' T'OfcDOPT A BABY?
Mavbe you titmk* this Jg- a* nHr business,
?ending out babies on application ; It has been
done before, however, but never haw those
furnished bo?-n so near the original sample aa
<&his one. . Everyone will exclaim. ** Well f
that's the swvetest baby T ever saw P This
little black-and-white engrprlnsr can (rive
you buta faint idea of the exquisite original,
? ric A
which we propose to scmi'to you, transpor
tation paid. The lfttlo . darilcsr rests against ,-j
& pillow. and la in tb^ act cf daw"" ?w ff?
nlnlr cmV ?ka m?tfl ftf ?Kirfl KflS h<
pink soc'2, the
and flaoff
fleshr
BO
ctionsef -
{the most
,te of which has beeo
I do with '? triumphant coot
perfect, and the eresf ollow
wtocrtfyo i stand. Theexq?tl
t?l$m ? -
of m<
of
iero
1UA nsu(u \tuc' www
painters of baby life} are- to be given to those
who subscribe to fcemorest'S Family Ma*a>
Xtnerfor 1888. The- reproductions cannot be
told frdm the original, which cost $40u. and
are thesame size il'xii! ibebes'. The babyia
life nizc. and absolutely lifelike. We have
also in preparatloe, to' present to our sub
scribers dtsriwrlSKV other erect pictures by
such artists as Percy Moran. Maud Humphrey,
Louis Deechampa. and other* of vorld-wMe
renown. Take only two -examples of wbat
A Yard of 1'?"
w lie ui a i u w ? ? ? . ? , _ w
' what our pn>raines mean.
Tbo.:,e who subscribe for Demorest's Family
Magazine Jorl? will possess a gallery of ex-,
quisite works of art of {meat value, besides a*
ed <?
any In ;
tad i
nailing matter, oota grave ana gvy. iqr ibu
1 whole family; mad whiW^Demorert'e is not
a fashion Magaxine, itt fashion pages art per
m-tt Bart l4th 6t.LNew
as# unacquainted with the
10 cents for a specimen ocpg.
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