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CAMDEN, S. C., April Utb, 1893 CHl'BCH DIRECTORY. PresbyterJ ax ('irrricir. ? Rev. W. TV *fil i > , I'aator. Preaching every Sabbath at 11a. m. Sunday School every Sab bath at 5 p. m. Prayer Jheeiing every Wednesday at 6 p. m. Tbe public is cordiailv invitee to attend. fh: ice Episcopal Chcr. :i. ? Rev.J.M S&?n??y, H ictor. Services Sunday at II fj'clo* k ; Sunday Scheo! at 5 p.m . Even ing service at 6 p.m. Friday afternoon aervice at 6 p.m. Baptist Church, ? Be v. ilyron *ior<b>n. Pastor- Preaching every Sunday at.il a- x. and 7:^->p. m. Sun day school Sfo:n 12 k. to I p. m. every Sunday. Prayer-meeting every Wednes: ?'ay at b o'clock P. Jf. All seats are fn,-e. The pubirc is cordially invited attend. The C. Y- P. S. C. E. meets everjr Sunday at 5:00 p. m. Litti.etox Street Methodist (-'ifUKcrr. ? Rev. M/L... Carlisle, Pastor. Prt-acJ-.ing every Sunday at 11 a. to. and 7 : ra. Prayer-meeting Thursday at B :00 p. m. Sunday school at 4:.'>0 Strang ers and visitors are ?rordiallv invited. All ayat? free Look Cat!.' Again next 'Monday there wftl ! ?(* a Bargain Sale at Hirsck Bros. o > Dont miss it. POSITS PICKED UP. Rain is badly needed. ^ Poirtical plums often prove to be sour grapes. The game la* is now in force, and should not be violated. Kemember the date of the Hor ticultural Fair ? Wednesday, May 5. Have your .flowers and exhibits ready for the Horticultural Fair next month. Judge Simonton has pfc*poned the sale of the S. C. Railroad till the 12th of December. We pablwh.'tliis week' the list of premiums to be awarded, at tile Horticultural Fair. The Horticultural Society has I decided not to have an exhibition ! of relics at the fair. - j , I Reading a newspaper is said to be a mark of good citizenship ; pay ing for it is belter, Men who declare the world ?wes tLem a living are usoally too lazy to hustle aroud and collect it.? The Chbotcicle anfcl the weekly Atlanta Constitution willj !>e sent to any addieas one yearfor $1.75. ' * . . ? "I Consult our advertising columns and yon will know wuere to buy yonr Spring go?ds frr the least money. ? Savannah Merchants' May Week will commence on the 9th of May. The committee has our thanks" f?r a complimentary ticket. SheriffWilliams1 pantry was raid ed last Friday nigh;;by some thief, who carried oif a good portion of his supply of provisions. A street sprinkler for the city, would not only be a luxury, but will ainost amount to a necessity before the so miner is over. % Mr John. Whi taker, jr., has bought a lot just east of Mr R. A. Latla's lioose on Laurens street, and ^ili erect i dwelling house on it shortlv. The examination of teachers for the free puphc schools will he held before the contty B>?rd of Ex aminers at the court house next ? riday. The amount of pension money for needy Confederate soldiers and widows will be obout 520 each. There are 45 pensioners in this eonnty. Doat fail to take advant age of out great com bination oifer of two paper?, The Chhoxicle and the weekly CoN*3Trrtriio>* both for $1.75. It i9 a well known fact that the price paid for cotton here lust tall whs higher than at any of her point in this seelion. Camden is going to- he one of the leading cities of the states Have yon cleaned up your prem ises yet? If not, yon had*? better begin at once to do so. Don't be sparing with your lime. White wash your premises generally, es pAtijjlv your outhouses. Op^n3urry up! Dont let the grass grow underneath your feet, but come at once and subscribe to Tiie Cttroxicle. You can get it and the weekly Constitution both one fear for *1.75. The anual election of city otlic- ! ers will take place Monday. One ! policemen will be dropped, and it is l*kely that one or two more changes will be made. There are several applicants for theposition of Marshal. i We have secured n*ie of the back vssue of The Chronicle advertised j *'>r some time ago. We stil iack[ iiiVt-e: any person having any of 1 "> *e three will confer a great favor] :m*l will also be paid for sending the san e to this otficvi. Camden could well support a'; tirst class furniture store ; that is on devoietl enlirviv to the sale and handling of furniture. An enter prising man could make a good tiling out of the business by skillful una judicious advertising. A chick- r ihisrf, exhibitmc: a.j enterprise worthy c?t* a hotter cause, stole seven hens last Friday night frorn the fowl house of Mr T. J. Kirkiand and soil I -them la Mr I\. O. McC'reight. He wag recognized as one of the "Kni^hi s Hill" dar kies, hut as it was not knows* when lie sold the obickens that he had stolen them, he ?ot .olf and has not been seen since by any of the parties interested. Constable Bateman yesterday brought back Wiliic Con ley, a col ored man, from Hlacksburg, where he had gone from here. He is charged with stealing from John McLain a vcdise, which contained a pistol, *25 in money and other valuables. A Pila&el^hian claims to have diseovered a process for the manu facture of artificial cgc*s, which the observer or eater can not leii from the choicest barn yard pr*Mluet. And they can be retailed at 8 cent a dozen. Now let him turn his at tention to the manuf icture of! \ spring chickens. ! r | The Rock Hill Heiald says that; | Hall White, body servant of Dr. W. J. White during and befo:e the ; war, wrote to tbo Doctor from Li-! beria that he is prospering in that | fur-off county. He has a colfee | I farm of 3,000 trees and two sons | ? have abjacent farms cf 1,000 trees j each. Hejhas bec-D there six years! land is satisfied, except that the natives are constantly engaged in j warfare. The sweetest bird-pinker in the South is the mocking bird, bui they are fast becoming extinct by their | nests being robbed by bad boys? and the old ones rulhlessly killed. .There is a law against killing o$ j imprisoning these beauliful and de lightful songsters, and every good citizen ? everv friend of sweet! singers? shouid aid in the detect j ion and punishment of all who kil-i < the old birds, rob their nesls of ; the eggs, destroy the young or im- j prison them. Many Souls Made Happy, At the gruat Bargain Bale ati Hirsch Bros, last Monday Every one was pleased with the great bargains tliey received. Seath Mr F, L. Phelps, au aged and respected citizen, died yesterday morning at the home of his son, E. I*. Phelps in this city. He was also the father of Messrs John B. and Butler Phelps- The deceased was seventy five years *f age, and had been in bad health for several months. ... ? I i The Camden Cotton Mills. The annual election of officers of ! the factory company took place 3*esterday. The present officcis were all rt-tlected, as follows: II. G. Garrison, president and treasur er; C? J. Shannon, jr., vice presi den; F M. Zemp, secretary; T. J. Kirkland, solicitor. t t To Close a: 6. We?the undersigned merchants, agree to clos^ got respective places cf business at 6 o'clock p. rn. (ex cept Saturday,) from April 15ih to to SepiL 1st: Springs, H*?ath <fe Shannon, E. B. Capers, D. F. Dixon, Mrs.T. B. Walker, Baura Bros., ilrs S. Tweed, Watkins & Son, H. G. Garrison, Gill Edge Stor?', J. W. Stuin, Zernp Bros., H. E. H ilsell, ; v John C. Man, Goodale <fc Son, David Wnlft', J. E- Vaughsn, W. Sheorn <fe Co., W. E. Johnson, A. D. Kennedy, Hirsch Bro*. Jail Birds. Jailer (Campbell lias nine occu pants of his establishment at pres ent, all colored. The following is the list : J. H. Mitchell, charged with forging a schoo1. claim. Hampton Vicfc, arrested with Sum Bowen for placing an obstruc tion on the track of the S. C. Rail road. The latter was released and bound over to appear as a witness; the former is still held in jaii un der the criminal charge. Harry Field, charged with high way robber/. Jim Chestnut, is serving a sen tence of 20 days for assault and battery, bavins been sent up from Trial Justice Tmesdel'a court. Warren Robinson, chafed with highway robbery. Amos Ilaile, indicted for buying seed cotton at a time contrary to law. John Green, charged with lar ceny of live stock. Martha Owens, charged with house-breaking at Westville. Nellie Reed, charged with assault and battery. Wm. Conley, charged with grand larceny. - Hamonv Presbj^ry. The Presbytery of Harmony met at|\Vedgcfield on the 6th inst, and i was organized by the election of! Rev. James McDowtll as modrator: and Mr VV. J. DuUact as temporary clerk. There were about, 30 dele gates in attendance, who were most' hospitably and bounufuliy" enter-, tained bj- the good people of the community. Two young men of the Theological Strain try, Messrs Fiinn , of Georgia, and Re<;loy. of Virginia were licensed as prabation ers for the Holy Ministry. Mr C. 0. Marti ndalf. of Columbia, .^w as or dained in order to being installed pastor of Pine Tree church i:i Ker shaw County. Rev Robert Bradley was appoint ed Ministerial and Eider James ?Caldwell lay Commissioner to ; the general Assembly to convene ? in May iu Macon, Ga. Rev W. S. Bean was dismissed to ! Knoree Presbytery and Licentiate | D. A. Blackburn to Charleston ! Presbytery. | Presbytery adjourned Friday even ing to meet at its fall session in j Concord church, this County. ? i Sumter Freeman. A A: -he Baptist Qrarch Pastor Myron W. Gordon will preach Sunday at 11 a! ro. on "Mark of a New Testament;" at i 8 p, m. on "Victory." I Ma r" | The Swedish Shartct Concert. Next Wednesday night' April 20, Uhe Swedish Quartet C-?. wiil give a concert at the Opera House. They all well spoken of, and al ways ylease not only the musical people, but tbe entire audience. Here is what a contemporary says about tbem : uIt was a charming entertoj.n ment; the music was a mixture of light and popular melodies with a few selections of a higher order. It is rare that quartets succeed so will in pleasing an audience. ""'Th?! voices harmonized exqwisit* Iy, and were managed with admirable tact, j No r. tie singer is remaikable iU' vocal power, but combined they are like, a rich, finely toned, an^ skillfully-manipu'atert organ. We do not remember that any concert quartet has ever been more heartily applauded in this city was that of last night." Personal Mention. Mr K. M. Rooujts will in a few days crive up his position as mana ger <>f I)r M<> >re's drug store, and will hereafter devote all of hi? at tention to insurant.' Mrs Sallie Poacher 'and fami ly of St. John's are visiting Miss Liia Davis. Mrs Hail well of Blacksburg visited Mrs Geo. W. Maring Lhis week. Mr J, B. Glenn, has gone to | Charlotte N. C. Miss Nesbit ??f Georgetown and Miss Taylor of Columbia are visit ing Hon H. G. Garrison's. Mrs K. A. MeCaa lias returned to her home in Francoaia,. Ala., af ter a viait to relatives in the eitv. Messrs E. E. and W. T. Ayeock, of VVedgefield, have been in the city this week. ^ Mr9 M. A. Alden, former! v of this cit}', but now a resident of Bel Air, Mil., is visiting friends here. Miss Janie Niles is visiting her sister, Mrs .1. R. Ash?, at this place. ? Kershaw Era. Mr H. H. \Vhittkow9k7 has re moved to Columbia where he will work in Avery'* jewelry establish ment. Mr ,L F. Hart, of Yoikville, Was been in the city on business this week. Pine Tree Items Editor Camden* Chronicle: ? We will endeavor to send you a few dots from this section. We are having nice weather now, and the farmers set-rn to be taking advantage of the opportunity to finish planting corn and commence planting cotton seed. Stands of corn are not very good. A little rain would be very bene ficial r.ow, as itwonld put tqe hard l mds in conlition to be freparrd for planting. Rev J. W. Kennev will be at Mt Zion, on the third Sunday at 11 o'clock- to preach the funeral of Mrs Mutha M.oseley deceased wife of Mr M. Mosley of the Antioch section. On account of the above appoint ment, Rev ,T. T. Smith will not be at Mt Zion on the third Snnda;-, but will fill his appointment on t.|ie first Sunday in May at4 o'clock ' What a jubilee some of the writers of The Chronicle arejiav ing. on the dispensary bill. Al' ye sportsmen can now lay away your guns and get out your fishing tackle. The small boy will soon be as happy seated on the creek bank, anxiously awating a nibble, us an editor in blackberry time. \ It seems that Strait and Latimer have a hard road to travel. We think this is all wrong, when they were elected by "Democrats," the verv same Democrats that helped to elect. Cleveland president. Will it ever end ; this wrangling in polities'? It seems not. The chosm that t.as made lour years ago. should be bridged, and all unite in real"peace and harmony," for one common cause, the upbuild ing of South Carolina, financially an J morally. Hut no, low mutter ing? are heard and occasionally an t ruption occurs that shows that we Nmar be slumbering over a mighty political volcano, which some day may burst forth with all its intcf-e furv, which has been ac cumulating for U'e-iast four years ami leave oin\ dear old State a political wreck. The above may be a httle ovev-drawn, but the people of South Carolina are not united. Remember the words of holy writ: -a house < divided against it self cannot stand." W. F.M. Trusts anil Combinations Are unpopular. F.ut there is one form j or tru.-t which no one has any : thin--' to say. Th:;t is tiie trust with j which ti'.c public reposes in Hood's Sar sapariila, and the best t:f it is the trust i.s i fully justified 1 y the merit of the medi leine. For. remember, IIOCXD'eS Sarsa [ pari 11a (JURES. Hood's Pi Its are purely vegetable, | and do not purge, pain or gripe. Sold by all druggists. Rheumatism Cured in a Day.? "Mvslic Cure" f<?r Rheumatism and Neuralgia radically cures in 1 to 3 days. lt? action upon the system is remarkable and invsteri j ous. It at once removes the CHUSf and the disease immediately disap j pears. The first dose greatly bene j fits; 75 cents. Sold by F. M. Zemp druggist, Camden, S. C. '^Tbea Baby was sick, wo gare her Castoria. j Wlen she was a Child, she cried for Ctetoria. [ Wten &he became Miss, she clung to Castoria. 9Tben sbe bad Children, she gave tbamCutori*. I PREMIUM LIST! v * ? The following is the premium list for the fair ? 2 the Camden Hor ticultural Society, to he held at the Opera House on "Wednesday, May 3, 1893: CUT FLOWERS. <3 ' . ? r i 12 Best Roses, 1st *4.00; 2nd $2.00 6 " " , 1st ?3.00; 2nd 82.00 Best Sin. " , 1st >>2.00 ; 2nd $1.00 " Arranged vase, 1st L.00; 2nd ,75. " Waiter Roses, 1st $1.00; 2nd "5. ? ? 'I ' " Collection Wild Flowers, 1st 81.00; 2nd- 75. i ' j " CollecH,nn Pansies, 82.00. " Floral Design, 1st $2.00:; 2nd 8i.od.V ^ I3 0T HOUSE PLANTS. 6 Host Zonales, lst'&S'.OO ; 2nd 81.00 (5 u PeUrgoniums, ? 1st $2.00; 2nd $1.00. . ;f j Best Single Zonale, 81.00. ir 6" Double " 81.00. ! " Pelargonium, ?1.00. j " Single Fuchsia, "*81.00. } u u Begonia, 81.00. " Galla Lilly, $1.00. " Cactus, ?1.00. " Smilax, ^ 81.00. " Heliotrope in bloom, 81.00. ? " Abutilon in bloom, 81.00. " Coll'ction Begonia. 83.00. " " Fuchsias 82.00. garden Vegetables and fruit. : I* ! * k< Best Variet}* Vegetables (not less than 4 varieties) by one person, lit j 83.00; 2nd 82 00. Best Single ' Variety Vega table, $1. Best qt. berries,. 1st $2.00; 2nd $1.00. HOUSE SOLD DEPARTMENT. {Home-mad# Articles.) v ; Best Bread. 1st ?1.00; 2nd 75. " 5b Butter, 1st $1.00.;' 2nd 75. ? ft> Lard, 81.00. " Preserves, 1st $1.00; 2nd 75. u Jelly, 1st $1.00; 2od 75. 44 Sweet Pickle, $1.00. " Sour 44 , $1.00. 44 Catsuf>, $r.00. " Pound Cake," $1.00. Fruit 44 , $1.00. - 44 Sponge " , |1.00. /?< Jelly 14 > $1.00. u Ornamented Cake, $1.00. " Candy, 1st $1.00; 2nd 75. 44 Crvstalized Fruit, $1,00. . . " Wine, lsi$1.00; 2nd 75. " Vinegar, $1.00. 44 Jelly or Preserves by child un der 14 years, 1st $1.00; 2nd 75. "NEEDLE AND FANCY WORK. Best Hand Embroidery Work, 1st $1.00; 2ud 75. 44 - ?Voch<^\Yoek, 1st $1.00; 2nd 44 Drtrwn Work,* 1st $1.00; 2nd 75. 44 Plain Handwork by child nn der' 14yerrs, l??t $1.00; 2nd 75. 44 rev W<uk b\' samp, 1st $1.00 ; 2 iid 75. Prizes are open to all exhibitors, whether members of the Associa tion or not. Put plant* received on Huesday from 4 to 6 w'clock p. m. Cut flowers and vegetables, re ceived until 11:30 o'clock Wednes day. ? ( Parties seuding flowers will please stale what prize they are entered for. Prizes will he distributed at night. Admission, 25c., children 15c. Miss E.|R. Tweed, Sec'y. Mrs II. Baum, P*es. BT IS NOT what we say but what ? Hood's Sarsaparilla does that tells story of its merit. When ia need of med icine remember HOOD'S CURES Itch, Mange and Scratches of eve ry kind, on humanor animals, cored in 30 minutes Ivy Wolford'a Sani tary Lotion. This never fails Sold by Dr F. L. Zerop, Camden, 'S. C . c. / * English Spavin Linament remov es all Hani, Soft or Calloused Lnmps and Blemishes, Cuibs, Splints, Sweeney, Ring-bone, Sti fles, Sprains all Swollen Tkroac6, Coughs, etc. Save ?50 py Lbe use of one botile. Warranted .the most wonderful Blemish Curfr _>ver known. Sold by Dr F. L. Zemp, Camden, S. C. Ripans Tabules cure headache. If you feel weakt and all worn out take BROWN'S IRON BITTERS List of Unclaimed Letters. i The fallowing is a list of letters re maining uncalled for in the Camden | post office for the week endimg Mar. 12th 1R*'3: Charlie K Cox, W B Belton, Fortune Carolina, I) L Branson, Bill Williams,, Jue Knot, i ;; f . l">unn UooScson, Nettie Williams, | Sal lie Dunlajs 11 Kelley [M J I>irkland, Salliu C Bawen, F C Thompson. - r Persons calling for these letters will ; please state what week they w~re a<l | vertised. G. G .Alexander, P. M. ! ? * ' America's Popular Home Month 1 y , 'V^o man's Work." Free. We do^iri! the correct address of every intelligciH^iouscwife . We would like to arrange witiNme person in eacli town to compile a list of such names for us- For his serr ice v^e will ?;ive a year's subscrip. tion to "\Voi$an's Work" fo$ each thous and inhabitants, acccrdin? to last census. I It your town has a population of 2,000, a ! H-t of narajrt for it will entitle yoii to r,e? j tvive "Woman's Work" for two years, I ?r will entitle yourself and sonje .friend to I receive it one year each- Ifycurtown ! h:.s 5.000 inhabitants you will be entitled j 10 receive "Woman's Work for fi ve years ; or yourself and four friends to' receive it :V?r one year each. Never a better chance to make presents. We have special; blanks prepared for this wcrk, and these must be used in every ease. The3' will be sent with two sample copies ol '? Wo man's Work," on receipt often cents in i j stamps. We can arrange with only one ! person in each town or city , and first ap ! pli cants will always have preference. Address at once, WfrJixx's Wouk, Athen.-i, Ga. f> INSULT OF SPECIAL RLEC-, ?XL .;??? >' Caja>e*, S. C., April 10th, 189S. ? Th> undersigned- Trustee* of School Distr c| Xo. 1, Kershaw county, do de clare (the following to be the result of the speci il election held lor said school dis trict npon the question bonds for the purpose of erectmir amMhrnish ing Suitable school builiiin^jfe said .sclKxjl district- Said elect" orfoeib? held on thfe 4th day of Ajprii 1893 : ? ' . . Suhsjripti >n . . . i 39 Xo Subscription . ? .......... 10 - i / Majority far ^tthsrription 29 \VT, M. ftftaXNC^.dhairmaa, Vj. SETTLES* M |7?vA"ATJGRA>\ N v Trustees School DEst. Xo. 1*, Kershaw Co. Un4er instructions from the Board of Hea^ti, (ill pereons residing* in tha city of Camden are herebv ordered to hffve their premises thoroughly clea/ed of all woedB and boshes, and to have* trie? oa saW premises thoroughly 1 on <?r before May !?. All lots .remises are subject to ihspection by tlitj Chief of Police,. and a heavy fin.e attachp* t ) any one who fails to-comp'y with tjhis order. ^ By order of Council. ' ^ H. T. KOBISON, I Chief of Police. I < ? ? ' lyjORTOOTK SALE South (.Iarolina-Kersiiaw Couxtt IF. Green Brown ) Mortgage to [ of W. J.. Johnson . ) Ileal Estate. Undqr and by viitue of a power of sale contained in a mortgage, upon the lands hereinafter describe*!, executed by' W. Green Brown ;to . the undersigned ; which mprtgng-* is dated the 25* h day of j February, A. D- 1890, and is recorded in the Clerk's office for Kershaw County in Book 'CK)," passes 534 and ">35. 1 will sell at public outcry before the Court House hi Camden, S. C* wi'hin t*?e legal hours of sa4e on the first Mondar, the first's day of May next, the following r^al estytc": " All ttytt certain piece, parcel or Jtract of l*nd,.lyiir^, being and situated in the conuty of Kershaw and State aforesaid, contlkiihsi Twen?y-six (26/>-acres more or less, k*d bounded as foUows, to- wit: On the iNorth by lands <.f Dan "Wil liams, oh the **omh > by lands of E. P. Smith, dn the West bj lands of Henry Kdward^ on the East by lands oi Pope Paskell and others. Terms Cash. W. J. JOHNSON tv ? April 7, td. Mort?:.j,?ee,' . J.T, HAY. Att'y. NOTICE! Notice : is hereby gtv'cto that a meet ing of the stockholders of the Bank nf Cantd^njwill be held at the place of business iof faid Bank at Camden,. S. C., at 12 o'clock M. on the 4th day of Mav, 1S93, for; the purpose of voting on the" 'fcrftott-ings resolution : Resolvjei), That the capital stock of the Bank of Camderf. Caniden, 8. G be increased from Twenty-five Thousand ( 000.00), dollars ' tc One Hundred Thousand (ilOO,OX>.OQ) Dollar*, said ad ditional stock to be* issued in shares ot. One Hundred ($100.60) Dollars each. By order of the Beard of Directors ^f the Bank of Camden. H. 0. CARRSION, President. . C.[II. YATES, Caslvier. Camden, $. Ct; Marchr3j, 180;f. 1 - ^ : _ Examination ok tbach . t Kits. Notice is hereby given th-t" the first semi-annual examination of tochers for 1893 before theccunty l*>ard of Examin ers will ;be held at the Cour\ Iloaye in Camden, S? C^, on Friday, 21st day of April, 1893, from 9 a. m. u?tik4 t? iii. All teachers whose certificaes have expired, ?r who have been teaching urn dcr a license, ? will be required to\tand this examination. ) AH teachers who purpose to teao/i up on the authority of a diploma of a ( char tered institution of this state , or upon a certificate Vsued upon such diploma, ^ad who have jt?l already done so, are hen?^ by notified to present puch diploma at the School* Cotnmtsfioner's office to be registercdyas no teacher p?y certificate will be approved unless such teacher's name jsS registered as holding a legal teacher's certificate. , . ' The following are the per centages reqnired to obtain a teacher's certificates : First Grat^ average SO ; Second Grade, average 7a,* Third G*$^e, average 00, Tttle mark in any one grade mast not fall below 40. J ? M. W.A TTS. r. k. c. f? TO LOAN. I will lend money on reasonable terms at cheap r*tes on first mortgage security : of- real estate in Canaden and Kershaw county. j W. H. I^CJRAM, i Snmter ,8. C. I Apply K i t J; ,D. KENNEDY, Attorney. ; | A liboral price ?ri!l be paid for issues of The Camdex CnaoxtCLE of tlie fol lowing dates October IT, 1880. '? ^ h Tanuarv 24, 1890. December |26, 1800. - These papers are needed t^jpJiiplete r?ur file?. Any party having issues of the above dates will please notify this ollice. Ill HI. i : . . ? - v< .. A full supply of ICE will 4>e kept at my establishment during the warm sea son. car load of pure l:?ke iettnow on hand. Tickets will be issued rorthe convenience of customers. Sunday hours from nine until twelve. ? ,AV. GEISENHE1MER. . \ v. . ?' -V,- ^ I HUNDREDS, HUNDREDS V OF OF BY USSNG BY SPRiNG WATER. NATURE'S GREATEST ' crful -water to s U W l?* yocrnotce? t?tt;?rr ^ i -If* ?* barrds-rrtaini^r ail V; Sad ojfK^urityaadcura ? _ _ t:re powers. C2 t- AGS BOOK Dyspepsia, BL?<3 .Ler, MAILED FRSS. Kidftey cr Urinary ? troubles imsaediately relw-Md ?n2 eared by its us?. 'It ? a ciiUrSer.ure, p?yil?es iM* blood, renews ?tr?n^j >'?d eurr?y. uJt-rs d and re coB2$ by :be ]ilmic?jis'^ A:iiericz. SULUQLA? 1CJNERAL SfaitlG^O,, Wt'Ji*C8HA. WISCO (*<>?. ; _L_THE? il i;pX)EE/2ST wixTING ' \ W. D. GASH & C(i, Southern- He ? \ . ASHEYILLE, ? - NORTH CARi * * * *? 1 ' ' "x Catalcg etc. sent free on application, ^ > 3:3 We are wide-awake and early in the field with- a ^ PRiivra s^t o is of the Highest Quality* M'3 Our line o? i h is a i 1 And trimmings for the Spring and Summer of ^wonderful collection of elegknt designfc and fotara of tt^e ife^ est end most populay fashions for the comiitg Masons ?T Every lady will find it gives the widest range for satisfactory spiection and our prices favor the buyer hi tie most generous, ?ianner; ?We are showing an endless variety of ij At Astonishingly low prices In goods that will WA'SHi we in :_i.) j i L o ? ? ?: - vite your attentWlo our dainty weaves, UntWHw^olorB, and French Zephyr Ginghiims. Also a full line* Ginghams in beautiful patterns. CLOTHING, CLOTHfflO! k S> \ ?I You will find everything you could jwish for in our large as* sortment of Men's, Bpys' and Youths'Wits, $ shades, styles patterns and .quality^ Come and look over our splendid 'stock and you will know when and where to right, v ~ We have all the new shades in buy Clothing and' buy it 8ILKB, VETVET Bit fiS A 8 AND RIBB0N8. -A FE>'E LOT OF / SHOES! Our stock of Shoes for Men, Ladies, Misses md Children is complete, from the cheapest to the finest h and-made goods. These goods are new stock and from reliable manufacturers, and] will give satisfaction in every particular! . An elegant ot NECKWEAR arid FURNISHING GOODS. AVe know that the advantages we off^r are -euifS nent grounds foj^vou to give us your Spring trade. Come one, come ail, and see wfcat We offer. . T i 1 f ' :? > HIRSCH ^EVV : SH#i\ I beg leave to notify my friends and the general public that I am no longer at the old -Men's e^tnd. but have opened a NEW SHOP for blacksmith work' and general repairing. Mv stand is in tbe roar of the I ?T store of J. Watkins & Son, where ample accomodations I can he had; entrance eitliei* fr?m M^ir^or DeKalb street, ?v Tewns: ? Cash or equivilent. | Special ot^tftion given to j I havt^in my employ; Wilson William^ the most competent workman in that line in the city. AH blacksmith work promptly and carefully done. All work guaranteed. Satis faction given, or money refund ed., * Respectfully, ,W. T. HALL, K. . | To Ye Who Have Little Faith JAPANESE CORE Wik! Save You. It is a new and c)x;>!cic treatment, cor.sut- ; ! ins of bi:p;>osi:(jric^. Oin'MJcrit u:G'P^:!c$Vd~>> , | Ointment i;i B-.ix) aiuiyp:!:.-.. An ab#t.lut; and guaranteed cure fo^vilcr. cf whatever k.r.t! j or decree. Ex7r?ru!, lr.trrr.:.l, Ilfir. I * r | in*, itching, Curor.ic, k event or Ii<reoiui;y, | arid tnaay ether dii.os<.s a?u1 ictr.i'.e !-r.cs5w ; ttisal-rrrs a f.rz: b?rrf.: t?>:!?e[>r era) health. Tfcsfirt: ijscf>v*ry <.f :? raedieaicurc 1 ; rendering aa c;*riii-"-n v.:;L ;h-; Lr.rc pncct * j isary fcerrartcr. This Remedy has j never heen Jcaowh to ta!l. f *.<y per . boa, six l<~r $?.<* ?: R?:t by ci-ul frc^id cn rc- { <eipt ol prici. Wity sv:.cr frcia t!a? l#rril>!c daeasc wliei?3'oocaagetagucraUetd rciseJ; : i JOSEPH B. HOFFLSFi 5 CO., :pru--ist, m i n fa roLi'i ,>i ; k :i . ; A wkhttzn GyARANTcs ( J'ouyTcly fivrr. bvTtie Japn.c-o i'.c. :- , > {its Co. to e^cu purr:. jsc r -i - t :???*., , "biicrf purcLsstr J ?; t:c.t. i tj. , die $5- co pai J is :."l t-m'ci. i I OtJLnitfi i'ji h'osotjia Sui fcr Oia&at. X)TJBO!3 ?z ZDT7SOXS. Inventive Age ?uilciir\3:, W Oil, D. C. SPRING OPENTSG; I am now receiving and opening up daily the large t and handsomest line of Spring Clothing. Iials and Gents' Furnishing* ever brought to* this city, and embracing all the leading novelties and staple patterns in Tints' . and Boys' Clothing. Having made a specialty of this branch of busi ne|s for more than twenty years past, and not handling a gener.il or rnixrd ?k>ck, I can safelv assert that I am better equipped to serve you in this, line than any other house Wi tlijs state. There is another item which is worthy of your careful consideration, and i hat is that I alwavs endeavJr to " 1 give you a dollar s worth fur a dollar, and when you seo my, line oi suits at $7.50. $i0.aD., $12.50 and $15.00 you wiV wonder' how they can be sold at such figures. It is easily ex plained. Doing - the largest Clothing business of anv house in South Carolina, I am enabled to .buy my stock at a closer margin than smaller houses, I i * I v ' and when you make your pur-, ehisestfrom me you get j the benefit of it. If you arc not already one portion 01 oouiii Carolina, jl want to make.or.e of you, and I guarantee safcisfecu^n^iuisL (prompt attention. I niake a specialty of extra size, stont.and slim suits, and keep a full line of them in stock. 4?vou cannot visit Columbia writetor what you want, ana your ^der will receive prompt i attention. i M. li KINAIiU, 120 SmiSBT, COX^Tj C*d?K*,8. . On ami after --Claw hiUn ttcohJoBctf*] ciulo. " CUrtmooi " Dixie ? Catwltn I ''-JdiidieUm ? Wtterli IwRngviltk :har*wtoa uuufitk ML M I ? .'1 ?? } $ Water** ; i : i J* $ui? . ; . i " Clarcmont AryC*mden j J ]\ ^,1 Connection* ntede it < Noijth ami Eatt J For through * Stutli or Wed to $t*r Y*Hc Aod ton apply to t C M. WARD. Q ??*?. xowfer ') ii \r 3c -T H Schedule taking effm Feb i 001 NO si}JtTH 'S?M AM Lv. Crim Ud ? 910 " IX^Kalb__^WOO^> > ? * Wcrtville 10 35 i i v'W'-m ? K<%whaw 12<* 4{ Uk*th Spring 15 SO " Pleasant Hill 12 j4f> 'f Lancaster 1 ?$> ?f Catawba JVt 3 00 '[ Hock Hill 4 80 '! Yorkville i " ?? A*. lUackrfborg 7 30 Lv. Bbcksburg 4< Shelby * ' 1 1 i ? \ " ttuthcrfonjfon Ar. Marion GOING SOUTH, Connection* ma<Jj ^uksburg and Ilocl at C&tjtwba Junctioa < iuaje at I, mcuateri G\ M. WAiilX G Lv. Marion liutherfonUon " Shelby Ar 11 lacks ou rx * i ^ . / \ , Lr ftlacksUatg 6 30 44 VorkviUe 10# 4 I'M " Rock Hill 12 V) " Catawba J'c't 8 00 " Lancaster 4 10 " Pleasant Hill 4 10 " Hbath Sprittz 4 ?J> . '' Kerw'.iaw 5 40 " Wcstrille . 6 03 " PeKalb ! ' 6 80 Ar Camden 7 00 ? Accomodation freight*. ( t I) tiljr Pa<?sea?er. | ; , \ Trains stolon .>itfi?l at?] * Passenger trains run " tvrebtiKfngviHe an;! Bl Xo. 33 atops 20 for dinner. SOXJJ'H AND X OllTH 1 LlNAK.U^ . Northbound traint No fj U Atkins % Elliots . 1 14 Wisackj *' Bishopville " Zemp'a ^lt\Luck'oow Lv JAc know " J**?* " I'ishopvillc ' WisAcky ';1>' '? Klliofc, .Ar Aiking JP^ -v ? *?????'? No. 4S connect* jfifcb -tkV It. train Xo. ?IH) going iotrafc No- 47 c('?r.ecl? with W. Xo 56 goio? to*a*fUr Hunbi No* *7 trui 48, raix?<! tral an-V^rv iglix, daily Isxcep* ? 014 pupou Jo rjm ? SI, IKoSS ;