The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 10, 1893, Image 3
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CAM DEN, S. Cn Mfcfe lQtb, 1893.
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"TfteflRYTZlIAS Cnwca '?BW' '
^?I.T
fcath at 5 p. ?.
Wednesday *t_
cordially invited te attend.
Oka cs F.racorAi. Cau *cn. ? Rev.J.M
St>?ney, Rector. Service* Sunday at il
o'clock ; Sunday Scheoi at % p.m. " Even
ing service at 8 p.m. Friday afternoen
service at 6 p.?.
Baptist CHtracH,? Eev. Myron
W. Gordon. Paator.. Preaching every
Sunday at;il a. x. and 7:4S r. n. Sun
lay school from 12 ir. to 1 r. m. every
Sunday. Prayer-meeting overy Wednes
day at 8 o'clock r. x. All seats
are free. The public is cordially invited
to itten i. The C. Y- P. 3. C* fc. toeete
-everjStimU} *t5:00 p.
Littlkto.v SrttMt MfTHot?isT
Cuuuch.? Rev. Sl? L. Carlisle, Paitor.
breaching every Sunday at 11 a. an. and
7 45 p. m. Prayer-meeting Thursday at
6 :<5 0 p. m- Sunday school at 4 :30 Strang
ers and Visitors are cordially invited.
Ail seat* free.
POINTS PICT2D UP/
Snscribe for Tbe CaaomcLE.
Old pupert for sale at this
office at 30 cenU per hundred
We want a good lively corres
pondent ia every neighborhood.
The" Burdell Block" i? one of
the haudsomest buildings in the
state*
"Hades mast be like a big h rtel
in crowded seasons* ' "Yes ? with
out fire escapes."
This paper for only $1.50 a year.
Come up and subscribe if you are
-aot already a subscriber.
In defining "Faith" recently a
small urchin in town described it as|
"expectW something you aint^oin*
to pi
' ' j i .Li
-Vir Simeon Stokes has been ap
point ed a member of the board of[
school trustees for district No. 5*1
rice Mr H. C. Hall, resigned.
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Married, on the 26th Feb., Mrj
Mariun Ervin ank Mis Minnie'
Roe, both of West Wateree, Rev.
X. W. Scruggs officiating. .
The assigaed stock of Tax lor &|
'Co., whkh be\ug sold out at cos?,
is going rapidly, and" if you want
bargains, don't delay in securing
;them thore.
The Knights of Pythias and the
Masons have moved into the hand
some hall in the Burd^ll building,
which they will occupy in the fu
ture. *
They have a habit in China of
?amputating bank officials' heads
when they go into liquidation.
Result* ? not a failure; in about
.">00 years.
Columbus may never have been
whipped before, but he will be
licked many a tuie now that he
has gotten on the new postage
stamps.
At a meeting af the creditors of
Taylor & Co. held last Saturday,
J. D. Kennedy, Esq., was appoint*
ed agent of the creditors. The
stock i? being sold out at cost.
An exchar.g says; "When the
editor fails in everything else he
-can visit the peacher. They are
both traveling uphill- >ne to heaven
and the other to the poorhouse."
Th- Farmers and Merchant*'
Bank has voted to raise its capital
-stock from $30,000 to $50,000,
and notice to that effect has been
fiiei} in the ottice of the Secretary
of State.
We regret to* leam that Mrs
L. K Norwood, mother of Dr B. L,
Norwood, of Tillers Ferry, is lying!
^dangerously ill at her home, and |
?but little hopes are entertaiued
of her recovery
The Southern Presbyterian, organ
?of the Southern Presbyterian
Chnrch, has oeen sold by Dr.
James Wr?odrow, of Colombia, to
a joint slock company, and will be
?>uVished hereafter at Clinton.
Take your jewelry or watch to
il, H, Wiukow&ky whea repairing
is needed. He lias had a thorough
training in the business, and has an
excellent set of toois with which
he caa turn out a most delicate
job. .j
From what we can learn Cheraw
will hardly have a dispensary as
the majority of tbe freeholders will
probably oppose it. We want to!
see the State make aa little money
as possible out of the whiskey
business. ? Cheraw Reporter.
^ A family of foreigners, with a
?^fgar. were arrested Wednesday
fcr disorderly conduce, and were
confined in the guard bouse awhile.
They were released with the
under standing that they leave the
city, which they did forthwith and
im medially.
A little child of Spartanburg
got hold of an old box of pills to
! l.iy with Tuesday and swallowed
me. Two hours later he was dead.
The box had been ia the house a
long lime and was intended for one
of the adults. All Medical Aid i
failed to avert death.
A law was passeti at the last!
?e*ssion of the legislature which
provides "that any person who
shall have received bodily injury,
?r damage to his or her person or
property, by reason of any defect
.n Uie repair of any street, side
walk or bridge within the corprate
limits of any town or city in this
State shall recover, in an action
in a court of competent juris
diction against said town or city,
the amount of damages sus
tained." Our city authorities
wouid do well to ksep this in mind
and be on their guard against any
possible suit.
Plum Biakch, S* C.,Ang. 22/91 1'
Globe Phosphate Co., ^ .
Colombia, S, C, :
Intensm |f arming paye better,
and certainly fires more pleasure
and less worry. 1 used this year
200 pounds per %cre of your Am
monia ted ?)issolved Bone and
AlkaHn* Acid rho^pbate, eom
paring them with other fertilizers,
I would say that thty are second
to none. Jahss J. Ciitlkboe.
WHC^pRng Opening.
M. L, Kiuard, the leading cloth
ier of the fttate makes a new an
nouncement io the readers of The
Curoxxcli this week, which should
be carefully noted. You will never
regret dealing there, and rill al
ways get your money's worth.
Masonic
According to the announcement
in our last issue, Rev. H. R. Cole
man delivered a lecture twfore Ker
shaw Lodge No. 29 A. F. M., and
their visiting brethren, on Tuesday
night last. Tke subject of the lec
ture was: "Masonry as I found it
in the countries in the East Jn
which I have travelled." It is said
to have been most instructive and
very interesting. After the lecture
a sumptuous collation was served
at the Richmond House, and great
ly enjoyed by the Masons and their
fraternal guests.
We understand that a movement
ia on foot to have the distinguished
syeaker return to Camden and de
liver one or m<*re lectures in pub
lic. If it should" succeed, we feel
safe in saying that it would richly
repay everyone to hear the m.
The Spring Fair
The ladies of the Horticultural
Society are preparing to m<?ke the
exhibit tills spring oae of uupre
cendented splendor and complete
ness. Under the skillful manage
ment of the worthy president. Mr?
fi. Kaum, it could not prove other- j
wise than a success. ^ j
The "relic" feature that was so I
attractive last year will be repeat- !
ed, and anyone with any antiquity, j
or anything in the shape of a curi-j
oslty, should have it in readiness, j
In addition to the horticul'ural j
exhibit, there will be a fa -cy wo?k
department, an ifrt gallery, a dis 1
play of the finest protects of i iie
farm and garden, and i lie choicest
handiwork of the thrifty house
wife in the shape of bread, c:?k\
pickles, preserves, jellies etc. etc.
The fair will l>e held during the
second we?k in May, at the Opent
House a^ usual.
Ttie dues of the members of the !
Society will be devoted !
towards paying the prizes to!
be awarded, and it is desired that j
no one pe slow about paying up. 1
Personal Mention
Capt H, E. Hasell and Mr W. E>
Arle tge, who attended the in
augu ratios of Pres. OlevelancLj
returned home last Monday morn
ijg.
Mrs Pauline Heyman ofMiconapij
Florida, who has been on a visit to!
relatives here, returned home lasl j
Sunday* ;j .
Col E? BroWn, a prominent mem- j
her of the orders of Knights of
Honor and Knights of Pythias,
was in tne city last Saturday on
business connected with the foi-i
mer order.
Mrs W. R. McCreiget received
intelligenceSrturday of the death of
her brother, Edward H. Whitney,
which oi cured at Colfax, La.
Mr J. W. Stein lefr last Tuesday
for New York to buy iiis spring
stock of jjoods.
Moore, S. C-, Sept. 3, 1891.
Globe I*h ssphate Co.,
Columbia, S. C. :
I used this vear on my c uton i
crop 200 pounds per acre of your
Globe Fertilizer, and twenty bush
els of cottou seed. Mv prospect at
present is for an increased yield of
from 100 to 200 per cent.
Charles A. Barrt.
List ofTJnclaimed Letters.
The fallowing is a list of letters re- ;
main rag uncalled for in the Camden '
po*t office for the week ending Feb.
3rd 1*<<3 :
Nancy Davis Thomas Bel ton
Amelia Teana 2 A B Brown
Caroline C?!e Dora Capell
J^nie Carlos J Or lain
Yerk Deas J W Huntley
Selephy Harris Katrhei Lewis
Mary McNeill Ishmeal Maek
I, H McCoy ? 1> K Me Conn ell
C C Winbush Pollie .Smith
Rachel Samuel Riehsrd Sutton
B J Trim ial Emm* Washington
Nettie Wright Mitchcl West.
Persons calling for these letters will
please state what week they were ad
vertised. G. G .Alexander, 1\ 11.
Guaranteed Cure.
We authorize oar advertised druggist
to sell Dr King's New Discovery for
consumption, coughs and co'ds, upon
this condition. If you are afflicted with
a cough, cold or any lung, throat or
chest trouble, and wiH use this remedy
as directed, giving it a fair trial, and ex
perience no b+nngt, you may return the
buttleand have your money refunded.
We could not make this offer did we not
know that Dr King's New Discovery
could be relied on. It never disappoints.
Trial bottles free at F. L Zemp's d.ng
store, Large sixe 50c. and $2.
? A Leader.
Since its first, introduction, Electric
Bitters has gained rapidly in popular
favor, until now it U clearly in the lead
among pure me<Ucinal toircs and altera
tives?containing nothing which permits
its use as a beverage or intoxicant, it is
recognized as the best and purest medi
cine for all ailments of stomach, liver or
kidneys. It will enre sick headache, in
digestion, constipation and drive malaria
from the system. Satisfaction guaran
teed with each bottle or the money will
be refunded. Iws only 50. per bottle.
Sold \?y F. L. Zemp.
Itch, Mange and Scratches of evcy
ry kind, on human or animals, cured
in 30 minutes by Wolford's Sanitary
Lotion. Tkia never fails. Sold by
Dr F, L. Zemp, ^ainden, S. C.
Seal Estate Transfers.
The following are the_lranafers of
rea! estate made throughout the
county darmg the month of Feb
uary, aa recorded in the Auditors
office :
Jane B. Higgine to Lewis Watts,
54$ acres in.Ko.12, $108. -
J. P. Clark el al to Win L. Gas
kin, 21 acres in No. 8, $42.
B. J. Truesdpl to Wm. L. Gat
kin, 5 acres in No. 8, $50.
?H . j. ?5pr*iUey n> ft&uiki Bros.,
100 acres in So. 3, $225.
Sinkiog fund commission to
Samuel Cooper, 30 acres in No.
2, $67.50.
A. B. Whyland to James Dishroon
? acres is Nc.l, $15.
Emma Coals et al to John West,
200 acres in No. 8, J^00.
Catherine C. Bruce to L. I*. Cly
burn, 100 acres in No. 8, $5.
M. A. Campliell to C, M. Frietag,
house and lot in the city of Cain
den, $175.
Loyd McCrao to Thos. J. Wil
liams, 1 house and lot in the city
of Camden* $175.
Tony Deem?* to Everett Kirklund,
78 acres in No. 9, $300.
C. L. Hall to Levi H. Hall, 134
i acres in No. 5, gift.
J. W. Ba*kin et al to D. W. Gard
ner, 200 acres in No. 5, $150.
I Sinking fund commission to Chns.
Coleman, 65 acres in No. 2,
$136.50.
Flora Boykin to Elizabeth ? C.
B-ykin, 92 acres in No. 2. $300.
i W. R. Btuce to David G. Lanier,
85 acres in No. 5, $190.
Leah McClure to Davi<l G. Lanier,
24 acres in No. 8, $56.51.
Sarah E. Broughton to Samuel D.
I. Crockett, I lot in town of Ker
| sha?*, $10.
J .is. Dishroon to Springs, Heath <fe
I Shannon, tract in No. 1, $100.
Mary Barfield to John A. Kabon,
i 7 acre? in No. 11, $35. j
Sarah H. Stevenson to James V.
Welsh, K.O acres in No. 8, $10.
R. M. Cantey to E." B Cantey,
trustee, 27 acres in No. I, $300.
Emma S. Nelson et al to Richard
M Cantey, house and tract in
village of Kirkw.ood, $1800.
H. Baum to Hilton <fc Hough, 175
aces in No, 7, 175.
Dau Williams to Andrew Cook 40
acre? tn No 11, $175.
J'.?hu H. Truesdel to Mary E. J.
Bruce, 455 acres in No. 8, $25.
A. D. Jones et r.l to .T. P. Richard?,
50 acres in No. 10, ?375.
J. S. Williams W ?* Copeland,
65 .-teres in No. 6, $300.
.1. L, TJaile, slierilf, to B. A. Hilton,
11! acres in No. 4, $29G.
R. B. Wiiliiims, sheriff. to .1. A.
West, 75 acres in No 8, $25. .
M E. MoCre;ght to Hettie Powell,
l??t No. 817 in city of Camden,
$150.
Curoli:ie W. Arthur to Chas W.
Birchmore, f acre in No. 1, $20.
Robt Robinson and Root Williams
Jo H. Baum, 37 acres in No. 1,
m. \\ _
Martha J. Rush to John C. Matt,
150 acres in No. 8, $ 300.
^ BucklenV Arnica Salve.
The Best Salve in the world for C ut;.,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Iiheuin.
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped H*nds,
Chiil.lains, Corns, and all Skin Erup
tions, and postiv<?ly cures Tiles, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded
Trice 25 cents uer box. For sale by F.
L. Zemr*.
Rock Hill, S. C., Aug. 28, '91.
Globe Phosphate Co.,
Columbia, S. C. :
I used on my cotton crop
this year 200 pound* per acre oF
your Globe Guano, and I have no?f
a prospect of an increased yield of
33 1-3 per cent. I rt-aanl it as nqnal
to the best high gr>?de ferllizer.
It clwHyx pays well lo feriilize
liberally. Ikedki.l Jones.
English Spavin Linarnent removes
all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps
and Blemishes, Curb'1, Splint*,
Sweeney, KinsrJmne, St?fl?*s, Sprains
all Swollen Throats, Ooui?hn etc.
Save $50 by the use of one bottle.
Warranted the moat wonderful
Blemish Cure evei known. Sold by
l)r F. L. Zemp, (iamden, S. C.
Wiea Bator *raa side, wo jtve ber Gaatoria.
Wbes aha waa a Child, ?h? cried for Oaaioria.
Wfeea sbe became Miaa. the clang to Castoria, _
When sho bad Cbfldrec, aba gara tbem Caatoria.
WHY HOOD'S? Because
Hood's Sarsaparilla is the best,
most reliable and accomplishes the
greatest cures. HOOP'S CURES
NOTICE.
The enrf-e stock t?f merchandise of
Tavlor & Co. is being closed out at cost.
Thin stock will be offered at reta'l for
the neit two weeks. In the ro
offers are invited for the stock in blocks
or as a whole.
W M Sfl^XNON'. Assignee.
J. D. KESSBDY. A*t. Creditors, j
Camden, 5*. C<, March 6, *93.
MONEV TO WAN.- .
I will lend money on reasonable terAis
at cheap rates on first mort>r*g* security
of real estate in Camden and Kershaw
count v. w* H. I^oRA-1 .
Sumter ,S. L.
Anplv to
J. D. KENNEDY, Attorney.
Ithe lost boyJ
XovemVr last , will only make known
'? to hU lather hU whereabouts and condi
! tion, he wilt prea'ly relief Mispei.sc and
1 anxiety aboat him. and he will not be m
Wcredwi,^.^ H bCCHASAS
Chester, S. C.
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WANTED.
| general!*- Apply ? LOtiAU USGr
NOTICE Of special:
ELECTION.
The nnifed request in writing of more
than twentv (20) f eehoMv-r* within
school district No. L, of Kershaw c*nnty,
having been presented to the undentfen
e<l Board of Trpstiet a of Mid srliool ditf
trict , praying tfast aa election be held < n j
the question *f issuing bond* to thtej
amount of ten thousand dollars J
for tlje purpose of erecting and fttrnisjr-l
in$ suitable school buildings in sai^l
school district So. i., as authorized : ? y
an Art of the General Assembly of the
statc of ^outh Carolina, entitle,! ''An
Act t > authorize: the issue of bond* by
school district Number One of Kershaw
county" ? approved December 24*. A . 1>.
1K92: Now then-fore, we, tko- tiridcr
sijped Boatd of TrnsU*? of Hchool dis
trict No. 1, oi Kershaw couaiy, in pur
suance of said request, and by virtue ? jjau
thority rested in us by said At t of the
General Assembly, do hereby order thai
an election by the qualified voter* ->i
school districrNo. X of Kershaw county
be held in ih? city of Camden. *V. C., on
the fourth day of Ai>rU, A. I), 1?93, on
the said question of issuing bonds < f said
school district No 1, of Kershaw tointy
to the amount of ten thousand doila r*
(110 000 00* for the purpose ?( erecting
and ftrnisbfog suitable school building-*
in said seHi*>i ?ttstri<4 No 1. vlt said
election those voting in favor of saki sub- j
subscription will have? the word ".Sub
scription" writteaj^r printed U|?on their
ballots ;* those votiiig a drains t . said
Kcription will have the words '*No ?<Wt
aeription" written or printed upon their |
bail ta- -
The polls for said election will be
opened at the Opera House iu the citj ,
of Camden , S. C. on said 4th day of |
-Ipril, A. I). 188S at seven o'clock a n?
Ant! will close a' four o'clock p m. ' J. A .
?S'heorn, W. J. Jones and L. A. Witt
ko jvskyare hereby appointed managers
of the special election nerebv ordered.
W. Mi SHANNON,
E.<VAUGHAN,
J. T. NK rrLES,
Trustees of Seho >1 District No. 1 of Ker
ahxw rouutr.
March 0, 1*0:1.
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^Yjortg\gk SALE.
South Garouna-Kershaw Cotxtt
Eliott Hylioircn}
and Etwe //.
UmccH
Sale of Ural
In > E*1ate under
Tt. Bhttm and 3/
Jiautn an Butim
Brother*.
Mortgage.
Under and by virtue o! a p-.wer <>t sale i
contained in the aUjvv mentioned tn rt- !
gage, Which is of record in the cilice ojJ
Uciftf-r of Mesne Conveyenee for K or- ^
shnw county in the state of South Car<v<
lin?, in book P P, on patfe 146, we will
sell in front of the eourt. house door in
CaTnd'?nv' S. C., on the first Mond'ty (be
ing 'he 3rd day) cf April, 1S1*3, within
the leeal hours ale th?? following de
scrilwd real est ile via: All that T'i"ee.
parcel or 'fact of land and building-*
thereon, situate, lyinjr and bebig in the
connty and state aforesaid, containing
one hundred and fifty-six (1"<>) acre ,
morn or les<<. and bound* d as follows:
North bv viands o: W. A. B i'ev. -TCast by
lands of A.- A. I'ovkin, South by lands of
\V. A. Bailey and West, bv lands \V.
A. Bailer. The abo.'e described proper
ty is the undivided tract that was left by
Vinrjie Howen to her children.
Terms of sale: ? CVs't; purchaser to
"pav !? r pupers.
H. BAUM and M*. BAT'M as
BAUM BROS., v
Mortgageoiu?
QHKKIFF'V sale.
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South Carolina ? Kk;:?uaw County.
D Comrat/ and )
try House, l'lff*.
rs y Partition Sale
K, Buy klti et al
Defh t.
f
In obedience to an ord-r of Court
dated February 1 8tl>. 18iW, passed in the
al>o?e cause. I will offer f^r sale on'the
1st Monday in April next, at public out
cry within the le-jral' hour" of sale. in
front ? fthe Court House door i;?, f,;iu?
den, S. C,, all lint lot of land situated in
the town of Cau^jen . ( S. 0 . having a
front of 66 feet iii^ ivinir street and '.-x
tending back Northwardly ?04 feet, and
l>ounded on the East by premises of
Thomas Sranton, now o?cupicd by Kez
iah Boykin, South hy Kin;: street and
West hy premises of Lawrence Chestnut
Terms of wale:? Cash. Purchaser to
nav for pip.-rs.
R. 15. WILLIAMS,
March 10th, 1803 s. k. c.
CHKK LFrTS SALE.
.South Carolina ? Kkrshaw Cocxtv.
Uner an 1 hy virtue of a power of sale
contained in a .tax Execution to me di-|
rectcd by J. (5. polling*, c-ninty ?r"*sur
er for Kershaw coan.y, South CaioUna,
1 will offer for safe, on the first Monday
in April, 18i?8, during the legal hour*
of sale,cin front of the court house door
in Camden, Sv O., the follow ng describ
ed real ektate? viz: ^111 tlrat piece, par
cel or tract of land, situate. Ivinv: ami
being in school district No 8 of the state
and county aforesnid, containing two
hundred and twenty f'220) acres, more
or less and bounded as follows: N\?rth
bv lands of Wm Martin. Ea?! by land*
of S. C.Clyburn, South by land* of Aleck
Boon and West by lands of I). P. Kirk
land. \
Levied up.?n aa the property <*f the
estate of James Roe and to be sold at
the suit of the state of South Carolina
for back itaxes.
R B. WILLIAMS,
March 10., 1S93. h, k. c.
s
HEKIFF'S SALE.
South Carolina- -Kershaw County.
L Barnes an Ex'or}
of Estate of Edwin j Derrcc
Barnes vs ? for
TJ HoiUjers , A Ji En - { \Foreclos
glish and M E llodg- | m/v.
ers. * )
Under and by virtue of H rfe rce for
foreclosure in this action, I will sell at
puoSc ou:cry, before the court house in
Camden, S. ('., within the legal hours
if sale, on the first Monday ('he. Srd day)
in ^Ipril next, the following 4e8iTib.}d
real estate: .
A 11 that piece, parcel or tract of 1an'%
situate, ijiing md being in the county or
Kershaw, state of South Carolina, con
taining onlc hundred and eighteen (118)
acres, more or le?s and bound^l as fo'
?: Wi??t 4>y Simon Blvther, South
, Honss Pen Branch, East by J. W.
cC'askirt a, d North by ^*Hl^Kngfisli.
Term- O.n ? half cash and b&t*rcoon
a credit of one fear, with ?nt[ete(*t froai
date, pay 'Abie annually secured by bond
of purchaser and a mortgage of premises
sold. R. B. WILLIAMS, !
March 10tf? . 1893, *. k. c.
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f,., . ?
One month from this datf I will apply
to the Jucge of Probate for KeTshaw
county, S. C , for letters disitussory as
administrator of the estate of Ten&ti M.
Shannon , deceased.
. S. M. IfiOSENBKUGER,
\ Administrator.
?ajp\d<?b S. G., February 10, 1893.
NOTICE.
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j- . 1 . .}?
Thf* un<l*r?ltfwJ has bera appointee!
it 'tjj tke St*n?ltnJ oil
L'o., Kibl will drttrer oil and rvtnru <nap
l\ ' bwH* vImhi noMltaL Lrare jour
ur.lcrs tft'tlM tstorivs <4Br?.
V K. M. IU)VK1X.
LUMBERYARD
Alhtvuth* ttertring any ki? l vf * ?
ht>r aritl
No. 45.
! ' J. ??4*^
MMCf ??sre that f taw
l*rt|M-ai^l a limlier jaH in Ik r>ar of tlx*
^Latham H?ue. - A 'full supply **Y all
?imfa i?t Lumber kept 00 )m<I. an 1 or
?Ut* tak?-a for any am. mat to fill ???
tract*. Price* reasonable and as Jo* hp
can bp lwKfbt wnrbfj^
I al-?> keep oa lianal mackinc ?it andaU
o hi-r kimi*. rubl** ami kv.thfr U'l uijf
e*c.. and poa wMlsatfe m .my by buying
ironi tue. v
???? [???? ' i W.T.LATHAM.
*01 i M
<\u ?Sa< ar<U y. thr Itti day of M ;n li
nt'xCSjrill btfr* feriuf^ it fet pnn
??ttttiy cHi;**ie?l i.f at cak* iaj
: front of my >tablc in frmdrn. S..C '?,.]
r?<wjmeni,$T% al ii fior?& all *4 the j? r-i
f?4i?l prhMftjr #?vn<Hl bv me in'~..n:iec
ti??n witliMBw' Utrif basfcn-ss von I ting
of ihr\n& (H) horacm three (3) carrin^e^*"
three (ti) baggies, two /2> wa;*o:.*. f-ur
(A) m'U of ?iif|e harticM ao<l (I) aet
double wagon harness. AIko one net of
household and kitc hen furniture and one
(1} Wet d sewing machin-. ,
Terms of Kitle:? All ?oiu* and-r $ 0.00
to be paid in null , sno is 'over RiO 0 ) ,
one-t<?urth to be paid iacaxi*. balance on
Nov. 1*1, . SSil. wifti interest froui.d-tte
with apptoved securitv.
Jjf* ARMSTROSQ.
gUMUONU FOR UELIKK
&
South Cabolima.} Corirr or Common*
Kkk&haw Corsry. ) ? Plkas.
I i?!*- * m
M trtka 7L JS. llotlytrs timl J. J)
\ Fran cm SfMrrotr^ Plaitdiff*, *
.M?W
Thos. L. Daoi*, Jmnt* IPi /> /?/*,
M. J. Vivbtriit D<ici?, S. JClotuo
Davit and M. K. FiuttUa Duoi *,
Dzffi'KndattU.
To the Defendant*, .Thomn<* L Ravi*,
Jaim-s W. ]>avin, M. Jtl Victoria Davis,
S. Elvin;t Davt< amUA: K. Floret la Da
vis: ; . '
?Yon are il.creby summoned and rt?
ijUlrctl t? answer lb ^otatiilaiat in tluJ?
mtion. ?f which a ??'/>' ^ hereaUh
served tij.on you, and t*? s?T>*-e n wpy c?f
vo:ir answer to the r.?id romj. faint on
the sitl?8cril?er- at his ??flW in CaimtepJ
S. C. within twenty ilsys after the Ker
vVe hereof, exeht^lve pt tl*> day --A fu.-li
lervl^e; ami If you ^tll answer the
complaint within the timr c<"^r? ?sid^tl?e
plaictiffs in ttilx action will apply to the
Court fon the relief d -innn led in the
ronu lamt. W. D. THA STHAM,
Dated Feb. 1 7 ;hj 18 r,. Wtf*s Att'y. '
T?>. the J) fcmlanU, M- J. Victoria
Pavjs .Mn l S. Klvlna Davis : TaSe no
tice Jhat the comjdaint, together with
ti?e Kiimmons, of whidi the -fore^uia^ is
a copy, w*s tiled in the ofliee of th^l
clerk <?f e??urt tor the oosinty of Kershaw,
stnte nf South Carolina, on t!ic 17th * d.'y
of IVbmarv, 18JW, .:.
/ W. I). TRANTllA'd*
Tbiwitrs Anoruev.
new : mow
I b(g leave to notify^&iy
fti u.ls or.d 1 he general public!
that I ftm no longer ftt the old
Mi tt s stand, but have opened a
NEW SHOP f t blacksmith
work and "general repairing
My; M nnd is in tbe rt nr bf the
store of J. J. Watkiou Son.
where ample accomodations]
can be had; entrance eiiher
trom Main or DeKalb street.
Terms: ? Cash or equivalent.
iSpccial attention j^ veu to
i 9:vmi
I have in my em^??v Wilson^
Williams, the nmst competent
work mat. in that lirie in the
city. All blacksmith work
promptly and carefully done.
guaranteed.#
d
All work guaranteed.# Satis
faction given, or money r?tj^i
edJ Respectfully,^
y?r artistic work and polite
^.ffive me loui natron
tmm. ? ,
lutwocpm
ristants alwavs ready
20c. ' *
J*4 Special * attention given to
cnti tu CHILDREN'S hair oii^
Thuraday* at reduced price. -
: (J3I T liemcmber my place
of business ; 2 doors below mG
G. Y pong's B jok Store.
For a first-class *have, heir
cut ai^l shampoo, * vj inc a
Scull. >.
S. iJ. ENGUS
GK
A. MIOSIS' SE3E3D3
Wo have juMt i*cei??l :i lanre ami
well assorted invoice of GARDES" <fc
PLOWEU SEEDS from the well-known
house of ,
D. SI. WW & I'D,
which we offer to the farmer.* of K?*r*haw
cotipty sit lowest cash prices. Thin if
the largest stock pf SEEDS we"lia\>
ever carried, and we believe it iuc'u les
EVEHY variety known in this l?aimv
Southern climtte.
Last l>nt nof len?t, we pride onrswlvof
on the Pi'UE and FRESH stock of 1
lUH'GS and MEDICINES we carry and
the accurancy ;?nd care we bestow npon
the smallest order .utlie physician*' pre
scription , we U-in-jr e>pecially prepared
for work in thu department.
DR k i M
DRUG SIQRE
THE
^^kionable *
It hie l*?i t??t
. j many pfomvicnt aim!
Uuccgtfiul fnrmeru of the South
j^RKr^ontinoe to one it. mid
w$*o endorse it over their own
signature*. II \ou have used
:110M$ FERTILIZERS"
? - % ? e? j ? '{ r ij
f ; ; \ . : f . ;
you need no inducement to
continue it If not, we auk > ou
to give it a trial, And are Mti*
ffied you will be- pleased with;
it. It d<iiemdl) ranks among
the standard manure^ of tlge
day, i yd all who try it ?ay it is
go?nl, chtap tftd the iest %??y
rC* get concentrated plant food
in the smallest space ior the
smallestiamount of money and
the least p^sible fxvigbt. It
is tc the inter* *t c.f*eyerv live,
energetic, wide-awake farmer
to use it ^You pati save mm-v
by it, \ou ran make tnoue\ bv it.
you can make good crops
with it, you can learn untf
practice econmny that till! beu1
efifc \ou and everv one connect
-w ' I ?
ed with you iuvour daily work
! -FOR SA1.E BY
$priB$, Reath ? ^?anaa.
C all on th? m U r A maial ( h
cular. giving lull diru-ttmis tor
comjK)Htir?jr"Tlie IlOMfi FKK
TILIZEB.' also certificates
from representative a:a?l %v^H- *
known faniWsin the s'Hfoaof
North LWnliW ?Soutli Ono
linaji Georgia, -Florida and Au:
bami ? I V
r - # '
Hade it all Kj\c* and tleeo. LUrbtert,
fttroogcst, easiest vorklng, safest, f Ua;>t?rt.
most accurate, moit compact, aad no*t
modem. Foe sale bf all deafer* tn anus.
Catalogues mailed free by
Tht Karl hi Tiro Arms Co.,
^-Xmw Hatw, Cos*., u. 8. A.
DO YOU vfotNT TO ADOPT A BABTt
Maybe yon think this fa a now business,
sending out babies ou application ; it haf been
done -before, however, but never bare those
furnished been so near the original sampicat
this ooe. FveryojKs will exclaim, M well 1
that's the sweetest baby I ever saw !" This
little black-and-white engraving can aire
you but a feint idea of the exquisite original.
** fX A X>1I?T."
which we Depose to tend to you, transpor
tation paid. The little darting rata against
a pttk>w. aii'l U in the set uX dewing off its
pink took, the quite of which has neon pulled
off and flung ukk> with a tiiumpbaot coo.
The flesh tints are perfoct, and the ere* follow
you, bo natter where you stand. ThccxquU
rite reproduction* of this greatest painting of
Ida waugh (the most celebrated of modern
painters of fcnby life) are to be given to those
who subscribe to Demorest's Family Mm
slM for 18K\ The reproductions cannot be
tetd from tie original, which oost $400, and
are the tarns size ilTxi.' inches*. The baby is
life rtsc, utl absolutely lifelike.^? We bare
also te pre juration, to present to our sub
sortbers during 1893, other arrest picture by
sueh artists ns Percy Moran,Maud Humphrey,
Louis Desckamps, and others of world-wide
renown. TtJte only two examples of what
- we did dart?-r the past year, "AY ard of Pao
stsa,** aad **A Wfirtte House Orchid** by the
wife of President Harrison, and you will see
what our promises mean.
Theae who subscribe for DemorestlVsmilr
Magaifnie for IMi will possess a gallery of ex
euMttswochs of srtof great value, besides a
Ihgssws that cannot be equaled Ly any in
"the world for >ta beautiful illustrations and
?nhjeet itt?r,thsl will keepereryooe post
ed on all the topics of the day, and all the
fadnanddifferent items of interest about the
-household, besides furnishing interesting
seeding matter, both grare ana gay, for the
Wheie family; and wnile Demo rest's is not
a fashion Xjigaxtoe, its fashion pages are pcr
Jfret, and we give you. free of tmt, all the pat
mrnsyou wish to use during the year, and
m any siae you choose. Bend la your sub
scription st ones, only if, and you will reeMy
fft orer $X4n ralue. Address the publisher,
w. Jennings Demorest, 13 East 14th St.. New
York. If yen are unacquainted with the
Hafadae, Mod 10 cents for a specimen copy.
A GOOO SEAMSTRESS
IMSEflOLDKECEESm
AM O A HOUSEHOLD NtCteWTT IS
on* Of oum NEW
SEAMSTRESS
SEWiftG^MAGHINES.
foil fwu. P*nrtC4^CA*s AootiM
lationaiSewifiiMachinaCa.
?wnn?|>w to
JiMC MAMV/A^TURI^a CO.
KCLViDERSr ftU
-~rz.2mstaft>* J* Flo* rtuwHy StfbKI '
I
"ft;
welly
jMlW
h?
]f. J. Watkiiii* ft 5
Ket. dud Kifiei
k pertaining
preparing w
jjeweriy of v
Having Maptta
thorough caame
the North and being
1 ^ beatJi*etof|
city, I am
m "'FR
parol to do MtMtc^v wOrfc.
AH job* entrusted tq *
tecetve tWop.pt attraty
Special
me will
entjon.
m
m
mM
km4n
ye readjj
uttention
the repairing of at!
jewe*ry amf job* will
<rom 1 to 7 day*. - J
1 mn nlfo preiaretj
orders for watebe*, ritjgs. silver
ware ami nit k\m\*
t rta*onabk ^prices
buying anythiug in ^ny tine it
will pay yotii to come aud ex
amine tnv cuitalofjm-Sv
11. 11. WHTKOWSKY.
to Uke
^9. omn
T l?fon*
i
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SonUi 0ari4iuf Railway Co.
IK It. Ctf AMIIKt&.AtS. ttewivir.
Camxkk.S. <\t Fel . 1-', 1S?5.
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On ami aft r ti?i- date tidily train-*! wi?;
m. in ooc?6J::?Kv with the iuHow;in? sc*u ,
?Julc.
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For through tick* t* to all
South or Went or vi i 0lv4i* 8.
t?? Now Y -rk nnd
ton apply to
the
K:i?l ,
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Xortl-.
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viaidiirb!
j. n. WAtaJcE.
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t Dnily Pa.-acn^i-r.
Traittb atop on ai^nal a( all f>Utiona.
Pmaa^n^rr i(rain? rtutf through' be
tween King vi ile an*1. lllMr|sl*urc>
Mo. 33 20 minuj^a at Kershaw
for iliniif r.
Connections made. w ? U. & J). at
h a knhurv and Kmrk Ili>U wi?b ^ A^4L.
at Cc.tr wba Junction an/f \vUl* h ? Narrow
(iuar;e at I^aasaiter and Vorkvr.le
C, M. WARD, Oaeral Manager
8
OUTH AND
LINA
Xorthbocnd train, Xo 4*.
Lv Atkins ?
" Ktliota
" Wioacky
?4 Bi?hopvH;?
" ZlMlip'n
Ar Liickmow
8 OS p in
8 2?pm
? : ? l> m
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9 30 p ap
SoutliLu ji.U X9. 47.
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" Z??inp?
44 Bisliopvillc
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4' Kiliotd
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7 (Oa bi
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H 01 a 111
8 S* a tii
Xo. 43* rumtfcX* vrth W. C. A. K.
R. trai" N?>. Vj in-.' toward* Hotvnco.
No. 41 o<fc ir.tnU with W. t'. A A. train
No 58 jroin^ tr>A::r ? Suntfcr.
N- s 47 at:?l -18, ?i*o?I tr*in.t, pkVe; % r I
and tr ifl.t, cxwj t Sunday.
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