The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 11, 1893, Image 3
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I'H b'RCH DIBICTOK X.
PstzsBYTERi&Gnvxcn.?Rev. W. yv
Pastor. Ereacbuigevory <$ahb$th j
-Ha. rru Soo^sf Sehool -every Sat
*a:bat 5 p.m. Prayer meeting' every ;
" ^'inestiav at,
flp. m- The pubiic is
? # zorduUv invited id *ttend.
'track Ep^cojml C?r?cn.? Kev.-J.M ;
?M<?ney. Rertor. Services Sunday at 11 j
>'c1ock ; Sun'hr Sckaolato p.m. Even
service at 6 p-ra. Friday afternoon
??;rvi ce at <3 p.m. -
Baptist Cfef&CH?-'- ? Bey. Myron!
W- < i onion. Pastor., Pr?*ch:n% ever v j
"?mday at II a. *. aad 8:15 p. jr. Sun- 1
'? -7 school from 12 sr. to 1 p. .v. everv-j
/?ndjy. Priyer'nrn*&.%>: e very Wvdne^l
ir at 8 oViotric p. | if. Ali seats I
<*>"e .re#. The pnbiic i* ctrdia'.lr :nvite<! j
attend. The C- Y P. & GV E. meets :
'"?"erj- Sunday at tfriOO p. ni
^iTTLerox Sr2?rf ? , 3ffrrrroo*sT
' it' m n. ? Kev. AL L. Cjrtisle, Pzstor.
^'r*-*r'iUh% every SuR'hy itll a." :n. an<f
' -*5 rn. ?raVer-m<1?ting' Thnrs&tv at I
5 p. m. $ amity school at 4:50 Straiig- I
' ? - and viriton are cordially invited.'
*e*t? free. 1 . !
POINTS' HCZ2B UP
Subscribe for Tux Cbeonicle.
Don't forge*, the editor when
' on have a news item.
Fodder puiliog is the order of
lie day in ue country now.
The capacity of tae Green wood
cotton cauUias*k*a docbied.
If the raoea ia made^of green
i?eese, the ni^n is it. njust* oe a
skipper. | ; ' ; ;
A Iiaae bail league consisting of
three clubs baa- been organized in
C"iumbia. . J
Spartanburg city fc$s just com
pleted a census, an d finds its popu
i alien ie Jbe #,3*2*
The street cleaner is now at work
? n the streets and it improves theTT
appearance veiy much, ;
The Postal-Cable Telegraph c&or
panv now reaches, and has opened
v an <"lfice at Mobile, Ala. .. ?
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Keep your premises clean. This
i? the season when announce of pre
vention is forth a pouncj of cure,
Messrs J- I* Brasi^gton ami
r;eo. Crosby will ran an 'excursion
u> Augusta bn the 23rd inst-, price
1 >r the round trip^LoO,
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The State Dispensary has re- !
ceived a large shipment of corn j
whiskey :md is n<*w prepared to fill j
:t 1! orders from the county (tispen-j
aai'ies. | ? ' i
2*1) Dont fail to take advant-i
age-?f%ar greaj- eoi&nt&ait/on dtfor
? r two papers, The Chr? 3h?le and ;
: e weekly Constitution both f :r
? I
Mr W. E. Glenn cj>n?menc ?1
?<>rk at his frriek yard Vvsn-mav, j
and will maKe 600,000 bijic-fe, >niostj
;.f which will be used in the net |
school bdfding. , *
Quite a number of sqhnols and !
? :??ii^jr-s or the Siafce have announce- !
in th<? ^advertising e^Urana !
??f Thk ,CHRr?5fCLE, and wedi>?(ti
*i.e attention of our readers to<
ti>em. ' ? * | j
The ^st season has tyeen very j
iarofahie to . the rice planters in ;
this-^uie, a* the crop isf'lhe -Inr*
t st ever gathered; ! Hat, like every- ;
t fcsfg else, ^he prices are j the low - j
est iLrat were ever experienced.
A sentimental *5&*Aj?af5lina :
girl wrote to her lover^Drink to 1
me only with thine, e^s.". He was
a. p.ain ??tter-o?- fact-chap, and j
^r uiback that there waa.no pro- j
...vision for ht3 doing so under the i
now ^w.?Burliagton Hawkeye.
One handri new students have !
? >eea admitted since the opening of;
Cle^nson College..; The total, "en
roll cent up to the 23th altl is h 2.
^ Owing to the 4ifflcirity of handling
large; glasses, the board of tru<T
i^atits i?t meeting dect*d not
v'? reefciw^4ny more students for
the preset^ssion.
In one of oar Western states a
certain girl became almost insane
because she <*>dd not lie a man.
\>h- ??ver had to meet tie ren',
shave, nor serve on tlie* jury,
nor pay poif tax, nor pav for the
ice cream, uor fasten on her ^us
ffenders with a shi right naif. She
don I ku?w when she is well ei.
A Georgia exchange puulit thus :
. re: low- legged youn^ rooster
tiappeth his wings and tries his un
'-raincd voiee in pride a?<i uo ap. as
*:e ^leth himself wax^ fat and
strong, and seeth the f^fhers of
fcis tail absuaie length and lusrr.
i>ut Us days- are sthorU f<ir camn
meeting time and the Mahodbt
preacher.draweth ni^ti " \ .
0 \ s
Timts iregQtu.g m^tirhaid,
*nd trtey'waat greasing powe: fa!
ox*. One f.Uftw told us 4e other
-? I tb:a? ll^ old woman cooks a
piece of meat with her bean*
arfd they eat the beans tjie first
-y; th< next day she fries the
*aaoe piece of meat, aad they eaT
?be- v*rj that day -^ud the third
1 a) they eat the meat.
M annty & Carpenter, vrho raa an
^xoursion last week frora| Sfcelbv to
. llro"Jg*oD, lost *350. on the ven
\uIV , did cot advertise, and
ibei: ioss is not to be wondered at.
apfc- y? 3. Ramsear, who ran iht
?a scansion from Marion tol^ha'-tec.
t?n last month, ^ made over *1.000
Batnseur knows the value o!
? printers ink. He is an advertis
c" ? iSlaeksburg News.
The oatsi??e of .our oaper ihi:
week fs f?rli f>? ^or>d seasonabh
- reading matter. Doa t throw dow:
- %ae paper when you read the locn
^ <tems cn the-^nside pa^os, hat turi
>: i^you woa't find so jut
thing interesting and that is new
, ^ >",>u ^ the outside r>a<res. \\
^ryiBVto give OJr l,atrons i
loot wetk;y p^TUluy h
Wecaat eji^nongh t, ?xy &
i Base Ball
An interesting game of base b?ll
: was played yesterday evening be
jtween Uie Camden and Hagood
i nices, resulting in a victory for the
1 former by a score of 14 to 6.
i
I Ice Cream nezt Tuesday.
The ladies of the Episcopal, So
ciety will furnish frozen-peaches,
ice cream and sherbet on the Rec
tory square on next Tuesday after
noon, August lotli, at 6 o'clock.
The public is cordially invited to
be present.
Removals. j ?
Mr I. P. Waters has moved into
town and i3 now occupying the
cottage just North. jo? Mr Leslie
Zemp. /
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- Mr C. W. M.:dlin has moved into
into the Iimiujh <>n t he corner ot* De
Kalb and Market street?.
Mr Geo. Litt'e h.ts moved into
the Oakman house on Laurens
street, recently vacated l?y Mr Med
lin.
Bed Estate Transfers
- Tlie*f olio wing are the transfers
of real estate marie in the county
and recorded in the Auditor's orlice
thus far during the month :
I . L. Glybum to W. R Clyhurn
and others one 1 >t in the town
of WVstville, 2530.00.
B. if. Pearee to C-. N. Humphries,
0 09 acres in N<*. 2,
i Bribers & Rankin to in S. dz X. C,
? K. R. C*>., 9 acres in No. 5, $f>.
R. B. Williams, sheriif, to F. P. ,
M< Caskill^ 118 acres in No, 3, !
4100. .
Mary E. J. Bruce to J. E. W. Haile
4o5 acres in No. 7*' *5160.
Haicott P. Green, social master,
| to Frank M. Kefley, 585 acres in
No. 3, Kershaw county and 305
acres ia Sumter county, 52,600.
Amos Haile to Nannie K. Traht
hara, ? acre in No. 8, ^50/
Delilah CH'born and W, J. Beard
- to H. J. Gregory, ?31 acres in
No. 6, 850.
David R. Hilton to Minon T<on,
Wesiler D. Hilton and Lee An l
McGongan, interest each in
tract in No. 6, $1. each.
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The Bank zi Camden
Trie annual meeting of stock
holders of the 5ankof Camden was
held Monday evening. The follow
ing directors were elected: ? B. C.
Clyburn, H.- G. Carrison, A. D.
Kennedy, W. M. Shannon, Jco. C.
Man and C. J. Shannon, jr.
T>e directors met immediately
afterwards and elected the follow
ing officer*: K. G. Garrison* pres
ident, S. C' Cj^burr, vice presi
dent; C. H. Yates, ^cashier; J. B.
Steed man, jr., assistant.
The fallowing r^W'tit-ion was
adopted/ ''Resolved, That the cash
ier of the Bank of Camden be in
instructed to open books of sub
scription to the increased capital
stock of the bank* and r.hat he give!
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notice of said "subscription books
being open.".
The re-election of all the officers
of the bank is a con pi i men t to (
their integrity, and inrhe.'iT^s thej
universal trust repoaea ia them, j
With a greatly increased capital!
stock the sphere of usefulness of
this, the oldest of Camden's (inn ra
cial institutions, will be greatly ex
tended.
A Pleasant Dance.
Cn last Friday evening die home
of Mr and Mrs J. B. .Steed man was
the spot of a lovely spectacle, as ;
all of tlje young ladies, looking)
their preWiesl, were led out into'
the two large and beautiful d^nc- ;
ing rooms J>y their handsome and!
gallant yon r.g beaw 3^ to spend o?e I
of m/st delightful dances of tie !
.season, long to be re mem be reft by J
all, which was given to tin* two |
charming and fascinating jfronng i
ladies, -Misses Lou and Marie
Green, of Snmter. And when
prowptly at one o'clock, the band
strurk up the old but inspiring
tune of "Home Sweet Home'' a look
of sorrow and regret played on all j
the sweet iand manly faces- alike, j
and for a litte^ime tne strains of;
the music were not accompanied b\ |
tue pulsations of the gliding feet ofj
the few-minutes before merry 'danc- }
ers, but now made s^rry?* by th*
knowicdg-j that tFTis mo^l pleasant
dance wag about to rest as a sweei j
recollection of- the past.
Lis; of unclaimed Letters,
The f.iliowmg- is a list of letters re
'.r.ainin; uncalled for in tlu-j Camden
P >st or'iice for the week ending Julv
j9th 1X133: - - *
KE**S LIST.
Arfijr. Mr liocert,
I Bacon, F IT,
j B;>se. Jesse,
Threat.. Dr J B.
WOMB'S S
A Jams, Miss Lizzie,
I Gerald, Mrs EFiza,
Herman, Mrs Aqe, ;
David, Miss Emm:?,
Hull; Miss Lctu ? '
S Murphy, iliss Ad. lie,
Ander.-un, Miss ITarricL
Persons calling for these letters wil!
; please >tate what irerk t'rey. were ad
; vertised. O, G .Alexander, M.
j . Eternal Vi^iicnce
li the price oi health. <J3ut with all oau
precaution there are enemies aivajf
lurking about our systems, ordv
a favorable opportunity to assert them
i selves. Impurities in the blooj may b(
' hidden for years or even ior generation.^
j and suddenly break fort iikfcn ? lemur, in i
: 1th and hastening death^JTor all dis~
; eases arising from impure blood Hood'*
>;?rsaparriU "is the unequalled and ur
apt>roaeiied remedy, It is King of :!;?rT
^ ,>H. 'f<>r it conquers disease.
s ffbeE Baby sick, ire gave her Castor^L
i iVhen she waa a Child, she cried for Castoria.
i tVben she became Miw, she clucg fco CaetMift.
>' Whec she ha4 Quiireo. ahe ^a*c them OiStotm.
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Personal Mention. *
Mr Joe Strak, of The Chronicle
force, is. otf oil a holiday.
Mr W. Henry King, of Hagood,
was in town last Monday.
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Mr D. E. Hinson has gone on a
trip to Cleveland Springs.
Mr W. D. Goodale spent several
days of this week in Sumter. ?
Mrs Will Latta has gone to
StoWs Bridge to visit her father.
Mr Barney Dunlup, of Atlanta,
is making a short stayju our city.
Miss Hattie Phillips, of Sumter,
is visiting Mr E. S. Nettles' fami
'y- | ' i ' ?
Miss Sallie Parker, of Ridgeway,
is visiting Ml* H. Truesdale'a fami
bv
Mrs George Maring went np to
Marion a few da}-s ago for a short
visit.
Miss Sasie Nelson lias returned
home from a visit to friends at Til
ler's Ferry.
Miss Lynch Deas has returned
from a visit to relatives in Claren
don county.
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Miss Mazy Bcykin, after her vis
it to relatives at Hopkins, has re
turned home. ^
Mrs Val Jorclon, who has been
off on a visit for the past two weeks
has returned home.
Messrs H. T. Thomas anil W. H.
Thomas, of
Hiciis and Miss M irV | au>juiB9, Ui
Darlington, are visiting ill R. A.
McDowell's family. >?
Mrs A. E. Woodham was called
to Darlington this week by the
death of her father.
Messrs J. E. Taughau, E. B. Ca
pers and F. Leslie Zemp are takiDg
in the World's Fair.
Miss M?iniie Lovett, who has
has been visiting friends here, has
leturned to Charleston.
We are glad to learn that Mr W.
S. Burnet, who has been sick for
the past werk, is much better. ^
Mr A. A. Moore, jr. has gone to
UieW orld's Fair. He left Tuesday
andViUJjc gone for three A'etjcs.
Miss Lillie Y ate?, of Charleston,
who has been visiting Mr C. H.
Yates, left yesterdaj for Sumter.
Miss Sue McDowall, of Colum
bia, is dvsr for a visit.! . She will
be the guest of Mrs G. Gi Young.
We are glad to state that the
condition of Rev M. W. Gordon,
who has been been quite sick with
typhoid fever, is improved.
Mr John Gerald, of fttackvidp,
arrived in the city on last Tuesday
for av short visit to hiisTTatherV,
family. \ ' , .? ! -
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Mr T. T. Sanders, of Bo\k'uis,
who has been at the World's Fair
for the past two weeks, returned
home on last Tuesday.
Oapt^W. M. Shannon and Mr C.
J. Shannon, jr., left on Tuesday for
the World's Fair, They will he
?one about tlia.ee week--.
Dr I. H. Alexander, Messrs \W.
H. Zemp and G. S. Hsggins are o^'
Eor the .Worid'i Fair, having left oitj
yesterday. They will go by New
York before returning.
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' Misses Marie and Lou Green,
who have been the guest? of their
aunt, Mrs J. *B. Steeman, have re- j
turned, rocdi to the regretKof th^ir
many friemjs, to their hpine in
Sumtfr. / j -o
Mrs G. II. Lenoir and Mrs J. J.
VV hi taker, sr., were anion" passeng
ers on the Noith-bound.rtrain Tues
day, bound for a trip to-4,he tuouc
lains of North Carolina tor . about
a mouth. -
Miss Mamie Brown, one of Lnn-j
castei V&iirest and most; attractive j
daughters, arrived in tke city o^i
last Saturday on a visit to lfe_
changing young i'rie&d aud school
mate, ?iiss Marlie De^aussure.
Quite a select muV charming Ut
ile circie of friends were gathered
it the residence of Major Tilling-;
h us', on Wednesday evening in cotu
tdiment to the Misses Johnson. of
Charleston. Among -t4m guests
was'Miss Rosa Cant*"**. a captivat
ing iiloni beauty, als<vf of South
Carolina. ? Atlanta Jourt-.d.
! THEY'RE NOT ALL ALIKE
? hloftd medicine*. There's only owe
that is so far- reaching and so unt'ail:
h<r in its effects thai it can bo guar
o niced to* do all' that's promised for
i~. That is Dr. Pierce's Golden
] Medical Discovery. If that doesnft
! heneilt or cure, you have your money
j back.
} Its not like the sarsaparillas or
j ordinary Spring medicines. They
j claim to do good in March, April,
I and May. All the year round, and
! in all cases, the " Discovery"1 purifies
! tie blood as nothing else can. Every
j blood-taint and disorder, Ec&ma,
letter, Salt-rheum, Erysipelas, Boils,
Carbuncles, Enlarged Glands, "^Tu
mors and Scaip Diseases, and tje
?aorst forms of Scrofula, are com
pletely and permanently cured by it.
Buy of reliable dealers. With any
others^somethiag else that pays them
better wiil probably be ur^ed as
"just as good." It may be, for
tiiem; but it can\ be, for yotL
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For colic, cramp?, ( and pains m
slomach, nothing equals Dr. Pierce's
Extract of Smart- Weed.
i IPST" The CaRovin.E and the
weekly Atlanta C&>4Litution will
he sent to any addiess .one year for
$.L7a,
' - Betil&h ltd ins . ' J
Mb Editor: ? As the minjf!
weather has about layed our crips
by and we h*ve but little to da, I
wiii endeav^K to give you a flew
dot9 from JtUis section. I Bhall
take the words "have ^ut little to,
do" hack," for if we do^ nothing, it
is not because we liSfcvtf nothing to
do, for their is always work for ttai
on the farm, whether We do it ior
not. : t . < . i
t Cotton is looking somewhat bet
ter since the rain. Early corn on
uplands will make about ope-hajlfj
01 a crop, and in some places one
iSurth <jJ a crop. > |
Miss Fleda Hudson^ who has
been visiting her sister,
Phillips, has returced to her honie
at Providence.
Mi9s Maggie Gaskin, of West
ville, is visiting friends and rela
tives near liere.
We are glad to leara that Mr
Willie Rush, who has been sick ft*r
several weeks with typhoid ever, ifc
some better. j I . -i
No marriages to report this time
but the outlfcik is blight, 1 liear<jl
the dude of Ken) alt .say the other
day that he had been thinking of
a&ki'ng the old man for his would*
be for the last four months, but<h^
finds it a hard task, j Young man
let me give you a piece of advice j
if you see anything you iwant ask
for it like a man. if you want to
borrow five dollars cf a man or
you only want to marry hisjdaugh-j
ter, don't side up to him and hang;
ou to your li2t and talk politics ami!
religion and about tb# weather, *andj
lUlKold stale joke?, i whereof youj
can't remember the point until youj
worry the ? Id man into a nervous;
irritation; go at h;m with a full;
head of steam on ami your bow 4
parts open like an iron clatl pirfiingi
fur a shore battery. Snort, paw
and shake your head if you i*e? 1
like it, no matter if it does make
uim look astonished, lietter as
tonish him than bore him. , Go in
to his heart or his pocketbook, or
both, as it amounts to the same
thing, like a-"brindle bull with a
curl ill his; foiehead,, charging a
red merino dress^jJjcn: you'd feti-h
him or pb^ibly he rrfeich you, but
never mind, ^ou'il accomplish
something aud showiim you are
not afraid to speak what's un yotr
mind, :?nd mat is a great deal iuoi>
than you would accomplish by the
other method. You .needn't be
cheeky, but you ought ; to bt
straightforward. Now I hope that
after our dude reads this that he
will go and come ag?*in, but wi^i ?
smile that has lias never been seen
before. v v Fahmeu.
Hurry up! Dtifotr'Tik t!.e
grass ?row underneath your feet,
but corue fit once and subscribe to
The 'Chronicle. You can get iu
and the weekly Constitution both
one year for SL.75.
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English Spavin Linasnent remov- ,
es jill Hsu'd, 'Soft Calloused j
Lumps and Blemishes* Curbs,
^Splints, Sweeney, Rin^-bonc, Sti
tl"S, Sprains ali Swollen T^roats^
Coughs, etc. Save 850 by the use
'?f one btjftle. Warranted the most
wonderfuf Blemish Cure evsr
Mvnown. Sold by Dr. F. L. rZe:np,
Camden, JS. C. . * ?
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Itch, Mange and SoYatc!;es of e%v
ry kind, on hu manor animals. cured
in 30 mi 'jutes by SVolforcVs Sani
tary' Lotion. Thisb never ] fails
Solf| by Dr F. L. Zemp, Camden.
? S.C :
u.p!HJ>_Tabul?s en re hcadaehe.l
Li OOD'S CURES wfcn all other
J preparations fail. It possesses ;
cur ve power peculiar to itself- Be
sur; to get Hood's Sarsapariila. \
L.ADXES *
Necd.pg a tonic, or children who want build,
ing up, should take
BUOWS'S mow bitters.
It Ik r'-mwr : cnres Malaria, Indigestion,
Buio-.Eiess, Liver Complaint and Keurulgid.
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Summer \\ eakness
And that tired 1'ieiing, loss of r.ppcfcUe
und nervous prostration aic driven
away b\ lloo-'.'s Sars^parilja like mist
j before the morning sun. To re? li ce the
benelit this medii ine, give it a
I w . ?
| trial 51 n ? 1 y< u vvil I ja'n the stnny of en
j thus! as tic au nrirers of IIooJ's Sar'sapar
illa. ' i
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Sure, efficient, easy? Mootl'S
iThev should h\in even traveller's rr P
J and every faiiiil\Nuedi<'inc chest. 2-V. a
1 1. ox.
i MUSG Cffil'S FORIW.
AN INTERESTING SKETCH.
NVtf bins atron^y to a mother's
i-\,-:ion as b^ro. lighter Just budding ii:t3
a nhood. Following is z-i> instance: "Out
<! jn rhtor, Iiianche. asow 15 years of are. had
hrrn terribly aKietcd with nervousness, and
h:: ! ? entire use of her i%xxi arm. She
wastn suuh a condition that we bad to koep
her iiora school and abandon lit r n.usic Ips
in fact, wc 'eared St. Vitu* d;.n>-e, c-r.d
:>;j ;>)dtive but for an invaluable remedy
I *.h? would have hud that terrible aJSietiOn.
; We h 2, d employed physicians, but.ahe received
? no berieiJt from tkem. The tirs? of last August
! sha woiihed hut .$ pounds, and although she
i has t.tkvn or. 1 y thriie bottles of Nervine i>he
: !: j-v weigh* 1*0 poun'.lj; li-?r nervousness and
. of > i. Vitus dance arc- ent Irely pone,
( -no attends school regularly, and studies v. i;h
j comf.irt and ease. She has recovered complete
i use o! ber arm, her appetite Is splendid, and
} no money could procure lor our daughter the
| Health Dr. Miles Ner.'inc has brought he r. ;
When my brother recommended the rem
edy 1 had no faith in patect medicines, and
j would not listen to him, but as a last iescrt
? hi aeiat us a bottle, wo began Blviffo it Jo
! Blanche, and the effect Wxs almost imirteda
? ato."? Mrs. R. K. Bullock, Bright oti. K. V.
1 >r. Wiles' Restorative Nervine is sold by all
; drugjrhtsou a positive guarantee, or n-nt
direct by the I>r. Milfs Medical Co., K khart.
On receipt of prise,, ft per hot tio, six
?>ottlr-i for 35. e x press p repaid, It is positively
free fiom opiates or dangerous drugs. ,
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oiSce al 20 cents per tuuwljpii..
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COTTON -GIN.
The undersigned bfcgs to in
form the M>lic that, the gin at
the old Factory is now in first
class order, ai^d prepared to do
ginning at lowest prices during
. fiie season. The gin has bfcen
r removed to the mill .building,
where prompt, and convenient
accomodations will be provided
for all. Satisfaction guaian
- teed, and prices loi%er than ther
. lowest. ; ;
IL L. W ATKINS, r
* ? Prop.
COLORED TEACHER'S IN
STITUTE.
* From a fund allowed by the State
Superintendent of Education for the
'Colored Teachers' Institute of this coun
ty, an. Institute for the colored t-achers
of Kershaw county will be held ?t the
Browning Model Home School Imildreg*
l>eginning Monday, Auguat 21, 1883, and
continuing one week, nfoder the suj?crin
tendance of Fro?. Whitaker.|of Colombia.
This is a good opportunity for colorcd
ttacJiers to improve their attainments,
and all are earnestly requested "to attend.
J. M. WATTS, *
\ f?. C. K. C.
Notice to -Road 'Over-,
) seers,
Noticjo is hereby [riven over
peers in^Kershaw County -to have all
their road hands warned out ami to have
.their respective sections of roads put. in
'thorough order not later 4h<m the 1 >th of
A'umxt, 1893, and to report to the County
Commissioners at thfeiF meeting on the
13th of August;; lS'.lSi . Iioad ov rseers
are upjed to give protpot attention to
this important matter;
By order of the Board.
t C. L. Wink'er,
_ Cleric!
II B A I>QK AUTERS ]?0R
\
fl beg *o inform my patrons and friends
that I will handle ICiS /hiring the In
coming season , tnd wi'l Iks pleased to
serve nil orders, large or -small, at the
f XV 7 EST PRICES. Ice vrjill be sold on
SunoHys^fi cases of slelpess o*dy. v
O? - fe
. j x:*.
I sell Glenn Spring Mineral Water by
the bottle or by the case. The me'i;vin-j
jal properties of this verll known water
r.re too wsll k'YOwji t> ne(*l nnv further J
bouiiuendatioa. in any quantity.
O '' " '
A fu'l line oi a,UCPEX'andFLO\Y
Kit SEED
Htore. ?
will he found ati&y drug
-0
PUH E DRUGS and MEI)ICIXE%flre
iny sp<*.'ia!iifs. Prescriptions properly
[if)iuponMli?cl at all hours, day and
jiy a qualified pharmacist.
D!i I L
drVg store.
Attorney and Counsellor at Lnv
,pAM'L|SN, - - - S. O.
OfTc^-his professional set vices to the
fjnMie. Office in the Farmers and iler
<j!i:;r.ts' Bitnk I uildirg.
$10.00
CHEAPER THAN ANY MADE, QUALITY
OON8IOERED. HIGH GRADE ONLY.
FULLY WARRANTED. NONE BETTER.
OATALOQUE, DESCRIPTION AND
PRIOE8 FREE. W??TE AT ONCE, OR
CALL ON CUB REGULAR AUTHORIZED
AGENT IN YOUR TOWN.
ROCK KIH BUGGY CO
"Wholesale Builders, ROCK Kill, 8.U.
FOatUtXEBV
S. B. LATHAM,
CAMjysN, s. a
DO YOU WANT TO ADOPT A BABY* .
Maybe you think this is a new business*
tending out babies on application ; it has been
done before, however, but never have those
furnished been so near the original saui pkr aa
this one. Everyoue will exclaim, " Well I
that's the sweetest baby I ever saw I" Tbis
little black-and-white engraving can give
yciu but a faint idea of the exquisite original.
! - - I'M A DAISr." M
\rhioh we propose to send to yon, transpor
tation prtid. The little .darling rests against
a pillow, and is in the act of drawing off its
pink sock, the mate or which has been pulled
off and flung aside with u triumphant coo.
The flesh tints are perfect, i md the eves follow
?ou, no matter whece ydu stand. Theexqui
rfte reproductions of this greatest painting of
Eda waugh 'the most celebrated, of modern
painters of baby life) are to be given to those
* ho sutkwrike to Demorest's Family Maga
zine for 153S Tho reproduction cannot be.r
"t?)M lrom the original. which cost $400, and <
are the same sise <17x22 inched. The baby Is
life size, and absolutely lifelike. We have!:
^lao in preparation, to present to our sub-i
scribere during 1893, other great pictures by^
such artists as rercy Moran, Maud Humphrey, '
Louis Doochamps, and others of worl&wido '
rrnown. Take only two examples of what
wedkl during the pest year,** A Yard of Pan
ties," and " A White House OrcbM " by the
irife of President Harrison, and you will see
What our promises mean.
.Those who subscribe for Demorest's Family
Magazine for 1893 will possess a calftry of ex
qbttite works of art of great vs liiMers
Magazine that cannot^w equaled by any in
the wocld for its beautiful illustrations and
sfcbject matter, that wDl keep everyone post
ed on all the^ topics of the day, and ail the
fids and different items of interest about tho
household, besides furnishing interesting
reading matter, both grave aud gay, fort ha
whole family; and while Demorest's Is hot
ft fashion Magasfge, 1)8 fashion pages are per
fect, and we givwyou, frte of cost, ail the pat
terns you wish to use during, the j*ar, and
Iq any size you ehoose. Bend in ybUr sub
saription at oooe, only 12, and you will really
jfctt over ?25 in ralue- Aodressth e publisher,
wrisanings DeaHrest^ KEastHth St. Ne#
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r/->. ?! ?
B A LAN C E
OS" the ! ? - ? i V
SUMMER
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CAPERS'SHOESTORE,
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SLIPPERS!
The largest assortment of
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LADIES' OXFORD TIES and " BUTTON BOOR
ever displayed in th/s city. -
T\
K
BOFGBT - AT LK TON Iff KIRK
: ?- ?'! .i :-!
r i KfeSj - 1 : .. ? : - . \mlk ^
L I ; And will be sold at greatly f -
REDUCED PRICE$|
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i v If you want a bargain call earlY and take your pick.
|BR0t|?ERS.
$o?Uk Carolina (joilego.1
ctauaihA. " * - - -SA
Isession begins Seotember
'46th. Four courses; Classi
cal, Library, Scientific, and
Law;! with elective studies in
higher classes. New Gymnasi
um. Well appointed Labora
tories, Chemical, Physieal/Bio
lpgipal, etc: Necessary* Ex
penses, from $145 to $'210.
For further in Cor. nation ad-,
dress the President, ?.
WOODROW.
INSTITUTE,
AmmnoN, s c
A Military Boardiug School,
^essicn opens September 12th.
Healty location. Social, mord
,and reli^Wis -privileges good.
Full corps j&i' experienced
teachers. 'Enforced applica
tion. Hates reasonable. Ap
ply for catalogue.
tefc. JXO 15; PATRICK. ~
s?pt.
C,VUOL!N.\* MILI
TARY ACADEMY. *
gOUTH
The foKo*.v i?!jx Beneficiary vacancies
t'X st in li.e .^t.a-h (.';v.?!i:ia Military
.fttadeinv', to wit : Abbeville I, Aiken I,
UtfiUiort '2, Chariest on i, Keish.iw 1,
Oconee i', Oraagt bnm I. Spartanburg I,
Snmter'j, Union 1 and Y\'idi??insburg 1.
TheSdjvaeancies will !>- tille.l by coni
petf iv# j.e?CN*nioiK;on9 before County
Board.*, I winch will ct-ng'tH- lor the pur
pose at iiieir rc>p<rttW county soat^ on
Thursday, the ?if Sept?.*?nbcr , ^ro>
imo. f i ? < V / .
The Couuty Ex.-unnj/*!^ Boan*$yw:ll re
ceive tii^ir instructions from t:.e S :it??
Superintendent of Kducati^a, and will
report results -directly to the und^r.-i^ ij.f
luirn vvi i L
AppLesti.ws for information and
forms o*? wiiie'i to fpl'ly (yr perin^i-m.
tu.inpcnr br-fore the !~l\X*?Juoln;; l'o rrd
?will be made to the (JbaiiVaan of the
o.tar.l of i Yifcttots h? Barn,ve!l, in trm/io
^?\;ectited prbp to ;he 3rd oi S-^fcte tu
ber. ? j >
Ta /^Bpnrd ot Visitors vriU pass vftr/n
these i p 'dilutions rt L'? lunihia on foes
day,' the, 5ii ot SepiUniber, ;:nd </rant
Permits Ijt B ich as appvac to be enti.lv> j
the*feto. ^
' -No ons without such periF.il Till l?e
<;-*? nin?-d"' * County Boards. ^
No application will be co?1stdere<i by
t;.<: ->o.\. u oi visitors which i > not oic .rly
and fully iirt.Tde oat in aix:ord.iaca with
? rescribefl regulation ; an<? und rjio <ir
cumst-.nuj-s, whether the d. lay be t'om
[juisiiap or othcrv.?e, will an itp,>iL\.t!>n
}^e eonsidpred after ./he adjwirnmjnt of
l>e <;oii
Kite scssi .in of ta*i Board held :'o.' the p:ir
[ pose cn'rlie 5th of September. It i> tuire
' fore, desirable that applications be for
warded , to the (.Ihair.naa at the eanivst
tiav to tiijt- %d thai they may*. \s hen a ?
cessarv, be retamed for amendment la
tere the Session of the B ?trd, and par
Itits be toured that, their chara* ;-.re
|pr6?eriy ?resenti?d. la the ea^'er -.>;n
i oetit*o:i -ibr the-e vaea ? xperienetf
Ii:ii si^o'.vij) that j;js!i.;e U> all rv j iire.s i
' ripH adherence to 1 1- cj.rl;tioiis ar:
inanc6tL j
? .Toe tt^juirenjonts f ?r a hnii;:o.i to the
' {lAifih ( lurs in liie Aeadeniy ar ? : Ab.l
itv to re.idj and vrche Kn-lisii wj h tiu-iie
' tv, Arithasetic c<aup?etyd, a knowledge
of tiie feleiaent-? of Ku^!ip!r Grammar, oJ
. Dafvrijrttvie ? i -o^r^ay aad of tl?t
i tori' of the Ignited fet iti-s.
1 JOHS:iOX HAtrOOlM
' Chair. D^a.d oi Vwitjw. ^>. C. M-iU
. I :ii ' \
do vora mm wim^HUBT?
s 1KKVOIK L1 L1 UT BURN?
DO YOU K f f? r. 1 SWEAT
vDO-YCHIR X UJLJ & fcCALD?
pl)0 Y017K FEET) cv^SSrEf ,?
? do Yoru FEirr (^jSzsk*
i 1)0 YOl'U FKKT^Wy TIC ACK 1
i L?0 YO.UK FEET ANNOY |
1 Others and Muke Life Burden to You?
? If j?cx then suffer i:o lon^rr, but \^tul
{Tifty Cents to E. IL I'ORTOtt, War*p\i',
i Illinois, who suffered the torment* of tile
I damned ior 10 years, spent o> er $i?0 Wiid
i finaily discovered a simple remedy ihit
1 he guarantees to cere or ret irn the luonej .
j Will give mstant and permanent reiki".
You can do the World's Fair and votfr
will be tlie lasc members to fail yod,
I S-'nd i-o<tal note for -17 <H nu?, or 25,2-cwijs
stamps and receive l>v return mail a prfc
.-C;iptioii that any <lra<:giift will fill for id
cents that v. ill make you feel 2d years
.younger. [.Skate' where you saw Jhjs
1 advertisement ?hen\you write and you |
' wi 1 r ceive a l.uuiouruH poem withxlie
; prescription, entitled "The .Mau-Witb life
I Tinder Fe-st "J . ? .
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j ? Physicians ep.lorse F. P. P. a splendil
j combination, and" prescribe it with gferj
1 satisfaction for thl etara of all forvsh nn<t
i stages or Pritaary, Secondary arid Tertiarj
; GjpLilis, SypbHiii^ Ehe^siatissi, Rcrofa.
! ioa? 13 leers n&dSnrbft, Gltndnliir^'w?-!l:ng%
j Rheumatism, Milurit, eld Cbronit n^vs
( tlAt hz.y& rcskiei all taw tmtnt. OUanhJ
^kirt Disc:"-"', Err..--:r.a, Chrroic Fc-nr.k
? C owplnints, lr.i r. uri.il I'cisxi, TcUery
i Scal.i Head, Etc., tie.
P. P. P. is a po-.vsrful tonic, crd an ex
* -v *
appetizer. jruilding cp the cytUm
rSpiaty.
^ '""t rlVrH,f! <?3r"stssis R3<?
Tiicse ia in aa impure condition due
; %a xnsnsfcrnal irregtdaritiei ore pecnTu rlj j
I besetted by tbe venderful tonic eu:d Wooc *i
. cieciising properties of P. P. P., Prich?? ,
Axh, Poka iioot and Pctassdura. ? " (
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made of tlujj wy tfnert }
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tor of this paper it tt?inr
pons. -Send for catalog**.
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$1,000 PRI2B NoyBi"
1ST QB8AT ?
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TALF8 FROM TO\V> TOVl
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additions to tho prixo siwryurf
pa\ttf^4bero are 50 nicy alittt \m
Sketches ponns and witulsms.l
the old i ??ues gf Tiwir Torwa? rtki
inous and spicy K(W* York jefci
known wherever , E# di*h i? road,
book published this jftiar will
delicioea entertainment for haom ol
mer leisure aril travei! 4,1 % ' t
What "Tk4 rmlefrndtid" a m
"(5nce agaiu New York's Lurtiipon
society quarterly volume, ^alea*
Town TojucS/ maoa, its atype?r\i
The tales are-?p:cy an<L the tgtoiraji
austibte. fwne of |hf tabs ikkt a
the'veiy edge <>f danger, but a Una 9
holds them tiik withiit U19 fr*inda
\vliolasom?^enSe of pruhHrty."-^*
All wew? avjd book mn<k orsond
to TOWN TORSOS, 2f|wKd isji *t)
suT^ription to TOyfX TO
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GormuiJy & Jeffsfy Mfg. Co.,
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\ 83 SHOE Hofto.. .
Do you vrcar thorn 7 WS?n jiertLr ??d fry ?***>?? ?
v-^ Sett In the vrofkU | j
If yoa tajint iHRfe tflflWfc h V I
?tyles, doK fay $?!?$& fcy ^SjrJWfcll
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