The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 18, 1893, Image 3
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local
I x. rn. swaj >-v.. ? ^
at 5- p. m. Prayer meeting evorv
s4ay at 6 p. m. The public is
cordially inrite-J te attend.
? ^ rtroi
..n^' service at ftp-m
service at 6 p.?.
Baptist Chcsch,? Rev. Myron
V* Gordon. Parte?, ^rearhinsj ererv
- un^av at 1! a. x. and $ ,:15 p. x. Sur
'Sir nchool from 12 m. to 1 p. x. ererv
'-ir. if-y. Prayer-meeting every WVdnes
'i*y at S oVrwck p- m. All seats
ire free. The public is cordially invited
?-/> atr >-nd, 7ue d. V. P. S. C. E. meet.s
? v Sunday at ?>:Q0 p. m.
L:.rr.ETO.< StsStc Metk onr.sT
? Bev. M- L- Caufcsle, Pastor.
I r -a Hin2 every Suutlay at ft a. z^r. and
4"> p. m. Prayer- meeting Thrrrsday at
p. m. Soa'Jay school at 4 :30 Stn>ug
/- and visitors are cordiaI.lv inviiVi,
Ai? :*ts fret*. .
pcsnss
Subscribe for -The Cjtrovzcle.
XI r W. Geisenheiraer has rice
hepr- for saj$ sow.
Carcden will have a new druc
-/.ore, i\> npen September Is?, in the
T vi irrn Week.
Tie people of Beaufort ?vcre
startled bra strange explosion on
*J?e ni^ht of the 16th. It proved
'o be a large meteor.
?a ?
It is only a little orer two weeks
unlii the September te*m of court
'jy wUtch time it ? to be hoped
that business *HJ commence to
?bum.
Mr J. K. Murchison, dfawn to
nerve' at tiie September term of
court for Kershaw county, is a resi
dent of Sumter county, and there- 1
Ore is ineligible to serve here.
An interesting game of hall was
r; laved between Sumter and Camden |
Colored teams. Wednesday even
wbieh resulted in.. % victory for
the latter. The score slwd 7 to 5.
Bicycle riders arelsadly in need oi
Vukbone supporters. It is not
".nusuai to see a dozen riders aud
very die curved in the back or;
pruwlvd out like a paralyzed frog.i
Why should not a bicycle rider sitj
?s srraeefally as a horseback;
yjder ? ? Ex.
Kershaw is to have a cotton !
fac.ory. The bricks am - alrcurh
rpade, and this falljwd winter and
inrribi-r will be sa>e:k and afc-^r:e j
SfiLic' time the "citizens ?i he tooru I
;:r! surrounding c^Gntiy wi-I lei
?4; vt.n an opportunity of subscvif>-i
:'i' i j its capital stock. ? Ker^hViy i
?? "
A n ' i&known aa'wsiroT g> ves the !
'i?:I?)wiij2- crtjde chunk of wisdom : i
Let no man be discouraged bt
?a use he is persecuted. iN o one
^ r.'^s roirks at a dead cat; nobody j
?/asses resotnti?ns against, a grave j
van?. It is the maa who has force j
? ad power *?>o is envied and rna-|
!;^ned by little souls."
A letter from_ Georgia contains |
1: is ^At tuis pik:e the tiiernyjm- 1
ler registered 10 i at sunset.
Roasting ear3 an<3-*egetables are
' ooked in the fields, and the people
*o out after dark andreat. A small 1
jltrr^C^meat is laid on a cabbage ;
:n the garden in the morning : at |
noon it is thoroughly cooked and
ieasoned." ? Ex.
Seventeen years ago E. B. Car- i
^>en^r was a eweuit jijdge in South j
Carolina, riding behind a thousand |
? Jf-iiar span o? jaor^s. A f^w years !
'ater he drove an ancient muie at- j
?ached- to a ramshackted bo^gy-!
V.;-oagh the streets of Columbia.*
??ow, he is president of the Cali-J
./ma State fsenate, legal adviser j
\o railioads and their" msguates, '
-"Uhering iu legitimately $25,000 a]
year. ? Sournal.
I
Z^&msj lets.
The 8Al?8 at the dispensary dur
ing i he month of July amounted to
$S08. Oat ofthis amount a little
?n*er $6C-0 goes to the Slate to cover
z'.'st, J50 # pic fit >? nd expend
The State exacts its 50'J prottt
- a liquors first thing, charging it
bills to the county dispenser,
afui whatever ?s left ove: goes to
couoty andl>wn.
The balanced about $200 of the
fJOS sold dnrir.g JuiEr^li be taken
u? in local expenses^sp'ch as rent,
salary of board of - .control and
clerk, salary of dispense* and elerkr
and sundry expenses, so that the
county and town will get nothing
r :\otn the first month's business.
Expenses at the dispensary dar
ing July were, o i course, much
heavier than they Trill be in the fu
ture. -Streaiter the board of con
will meet only about on':e a
sadbth. - ?
The salary recommended tc the
State board of control to be paid
the county dispenser ?nu his clerk
:?* 55IOO per month f?r the former
and *50 per month for the latter,
ana the state board will doubtless5
sonfirtn the recommendation.
It doesn't seem at all likely that j
a dispensary will be established at
Westviiie. A petition protesting
against the establishment of one
has been filled, and it is said to have
a mnjoiity of the free- hold voters
U?>on it.
A lover 02 good whiskey tells us
thai the better grades of whiskey
sold at the dispensary are good
enough, hut that the ^single star'
brand ? 3ort er like one-eyed Ben ?
pretty fiery. _
F??e State has bought 50 barrels
of corn whiskey from Lang & Man,
25 barrels of wMcbrhave already
Wen delivered, and the balance will
^jjkdeHvered Sept. 1st. Genuine
^pmis" * .Ditch"- tan sow be had at
the dispensary at 20cts. per ha.f
pint, or seventy-five cents pei
rjuart*
Personal Mention.
Mr Mannie Lanm has returned
from his Summer trip
Mr Marius Sanders, of Hagood,
was in to wn Monday.
Miss Maggie Young, of Fori Mill,
is visiting Miss Susie Neison. ^
Mr E. A. Young spent sever *
days iu Columbia this week.
Miss Esteli King, oi Lvdia, k, ?
visiting Mr R. T. Robison's family.
Miss Zuleme Rhame has return
ed from a visit to relatives in Sum
ter.
Capt. J as. L. Haile has returned
.home from a trip to North Caro
lina.
Mr Sana McFaddeo, of Claren
don, is spending a few days in our
-city.
R*v. and Mrs J. B. Koilev, of
Elhiidgp, are visiting Mrs M. S.
^ mm ?
Sowc-li.
Miss Alice Dixon, of West Wa
leree, visited Miss Marie Walker
last week.
Mr Willie Winkler, of Summer
ville, is visiting his brother, Mr C.
I L. Winkler. *
I * i
Mr Barnie Dunlap, who has been
visiting relatives here, has returned J
Lto Atlanta.
_Mrs A. J. Stoke, jr., has returned
to Charleston, wimre she will spend
several months. ?
Mr and Mrs David Wolfe and
Miss Minnie Wolfe left Sunday for
the World's Fair. i
Messrs E. C- Green, J. N. Spaan
and C. B. Yeadon, of Sumter, were
in the city this week. ~
Mr James K. Gooda-le, of Wy
sacky, was up on a visit to his
father's family Last week.
Mr W. S. Burnet has gone on aj
visit to Mr T. L. Boykin, jr., for
the benefit of his health.
Miss Lena Kirkley, who has be^?
spending some time with relatives
at Sraithville, is at home.
, M~s H. L. Thomson, accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Nina, is visit
4ng relatives in. Lancaster.
Miss Martie DeSanssure, of
Camden, is visiting Miss Mavme
Brown. ? Lancaster Enterprise,
Mr Gus Hirsch has gone to the
?North to buy goods. He will visit
the World's Fair before returning.
iJ[r D. E. Hicson and family have-]
returned from Cleveland Springs,
where they have been tor the past
week.
Rev. E. A. McDowell?* alter
spending several days he-re with
hi3 brother's family, has returned
to Eastover.
Miss Mary" Thomas ?nd MessrsK.
T. Thomas and W/-Hr Hicks, of
Daiiington county, have teen visit
ing friends here.
Mr W. C. McDowell, of Kershaw
county, received some injuries in
the accident which occurred at!
Ciemson Colllege.last Friday.
Messrs R. L. Dargan and Charlie
JWard, ot Daiiington and John De
Scliamfljs and- T. -O. Boultman,-^
Sumter/^pent a few days of this
week in the city.
Mr J. L. Tollerson, who has!
the position , as clerk ;
in Dr A, A. Mooie's drug* store for
the past three months, has return
ed to his home near Galfney City.
Mr C. W. Btrchmore has joined
the State Press Association on a
trip to the World's Fair. During ;
aai s absence his competent assi^tout j
Mr W. T. Walker, will have cuaige
of the Messenger.
Mr P. T. Viliepigue and his lit
tle son, Paul, returned home hist
Monday from a trip to the moun
tains. Mr Villepigue will leave
again in a few days for the North
ern markets.
Mrs C. J. " Perkins, of Uphton
Court* Camden S. ('. now at the
Inn, has won an enviable place in,
the hearts of &U the guests. vVel;
educated, accomplished, widely
traveled, fulo. oi intertaming in
formation, a brilliant* conversation
alist, accommodating in any way
adding pleasure to. others, she is the
ceuter of an animated group when
ever she- appears among the guest?.
Mrs Perkins, is a gieat lover of
flowers and is considered one of the
best authorities iu the Stale on thei?
culture. Her flower gardens are
considered among tlie best in South
Carolina, so endless is the variety
of her collection of rare plants,
scrubs, Ac. Slie directs tneir cul
ture aatl has taken first prize ou
roses and crysaathemums at the
State and other fau'3 wuere she has
exhibited and we recall some
varieties which were the result oi
her own experiments, new creations
of her own. Our woocte are lined
with choice treasures to her and a
walk or drive in her company
brings one into. a new realization of
the beauty everywhere displayed
in the simplest and most humble
of our plants. '-.Uphton Court,
embraces 40 or more acres ? she
? also owns a large plantation near
by ? and manages both farm anM
garden. The home place, is one of
the most delightful sp^-s in S.QUo i
Carolina, ? Blacksburg News, Aug
11.
List of Unclaimed Letters.
TTie fallowing is a list of letters re-j
maining uncalled for in the C;;;ndc>n |
post office for, the week ending ?J'*ilyj
loth i*os yt ;
J
ME^S'LUT.
Edwards, Eli,
Ingram, Frank.
WOMEXS'S LIST.
Gregg, Mr^ S M,
Stittah, Mrs Bally.
; KelltJy, Mrs Dora,
' MiUwr, Miss Josephine, C
Black, Mi-s Catherine,
Miss Suo,
Coafc/Miss Anne,
Stuff, Miss Saliie.
Persons calling for these letters will
please state what week they were ad
' wrUscd. Q .Alexander* P. M.
Petit Jurors-. ; j ^
Ti^c following is the list of pctil
jurors drawn for the September
1893, term of court:
_JHE Brannon,
?"Eifgar C Kelly,
RE Watkins,
1 P Kirby,
I Thos J Rodgers,
John O Shaylcr,
Somuel A West,
S J Baskms,
W G Wilson,
E E Tiller,
B M Marshall,
S D Y ales,
C L Dye,
J K Murchison,
T E Lowrv.
W F Russell,
J J Workman,
Lewis So/rel!,
John Alhertr q.
Geo S Higgins,
J A Barfield,
Jos Good ale,
Elijah Medlin,
John W hi taker, jr.,
W H Owens,
Jas Shropshire,
John B SteVens.
Chas I Shiver,
James St?>kes,
M K Yarborough,
G S King.
L S Cauthen,
B M J< nes,
S D Lucas,
W H Walkins.
J M Sowell, &
Ksrshavr Iwins.
[Conttensed from the Era.]
On last Sunda}*, at the residence
of the bride's uncle, Mr Frank,
Gardner, near Kershaw, Mr R. L
So Well, one of Kershaw's most pop
ular youri^ men, aud Miss Camilla,
the charmi^,j^aoghter, of our fel
low townsman, SkL. Gardner, Esq.,
were united in /the bonds of holy
matrimony, JLie?. T. A. Dabney of
ficiating. ^ '
Miss Ella Kirkley has returned
from au extended visit to friends in
Virginia.
There is not a vacant dwelling
house in Kershaw at this time.
Mr C. P. Lorick, of Camden, was
in the city a couple of days this
week.
Mr W. II. McDonald left Monday
for the World's Fair. The editor
(left yesterday and will probably be
joined by Mr J. W. Truesdel, at
Tryon City, N. C., on. the rout*-.
| They will be absent until Sept. lst.j
Mr A. R. Hough, elected dispen
ser by the county board of control,
,has tiled his official bond and hopes
to be rtady to open in a few days.
The board of control has rented
Trtal J ustice* Gardner's store on
Marion St., forSerly occupied by
Mr S. L. Gardner, j"., for the dis
pensary.
Mr A. R. Hough's salary has
been fixed at C'iOO per mouth and
he will not be .allowed a clerk for
the first month. If a sufficient
amount of business is done he will
be famished with a clerk after that
time. *
18? h Annsai Co;m.y S- S. Coi:v<^ition. f
The 16th* Annual Count yn$Kmai'-y
School Convention of KershftN^CpHatv,
wiil.be held at Damascus chinch, 15
miles north of Camden on the 3 Cs road
(near Westvilie) beginning Friday
night, September 1st., and continuing
through Saturday and Sunday follow
ing, (September 2nd and 3rd.) A eonse- j
cration service will be held on Friday
night at 8:30, at which it is desired that
as many delegates as possible will be
present.
Saturday Mousing.
9:00. Praise service, led by J. S. Gard
ner.
'j:30. Enrollment of delegates and
election ot otScerss. *
i Sieging.
10:30. Address of welcome by J. A.
! McDowell. Kesponse by a member
I of the Convention. /
| Singing.
! 10:45. Appointment oi committees,
j 11:(>J. Ut ports of schools, giving full
j statistics.
12:00. Recess.
?. Afternoon Ssesiion.
2;!)C. Owning devotion.
Z:\7>. Subject for Discussion: "Are
there any f viis respiting from the
Annual SnspensKfft' of Sunday
i schools, and if so. how are' they to
! be avoided?" To bei opened by Rev.
J. V/. ivraraer. Also chore addresses
| from delegates.
| Singing.
! 3:lo. Subject: ''Music in thti Sunday
School- and our church :S. and their
relations to eaeh oih-r." To be
opened by J. A. (iri^sby, followed by
others.
Adjournment.
Sunday Mo-:xtng.
9:30. Thanksgiving Service.
9:30. . liuview .>f t he Convention's
work, by Uie Secretary.
10:00. Subject: "How can we best
gather and keep our children in our
Sanaa? Schools?" To be opened by
Rev. J. E. Mahaffey, aud participated
i in by members of the Convention.
(Singing.
j W-ftx Election of de.errates to State
| convention and selecting place for
1 next Convention.
ill#). Subject: * What kind of Liter
ature should we uje in our Sunday
i Schools and in our homes?' Te b?
| opened by Alex. lir^wn.
j SinqitHf.
12:50. Recess.
Afternoon Session.
2r? Praise Service.
2::fc). import of com \n it toes.
3:30. Misvliantous bu Mines.*.
11X3. Su'oj^r: "What sacrifices and
work should a r-l? render to a
Sunday School r" To be opened l?j
A. ?. Davis.
4x0. Question box.
Heading minutes.
Final adjournment.
I>elegites are requester! to send theii
names to Mr. J. A. McDowell. U'est
ville, S. C., who will provide homes for
the members of the Contention. State
whether or not you will i^o by private
conveyance or on ih e train.
Gospel hymns 1 to 4 will be used dur
ing the session of the Convection.
It is earnestly desired that even
white school in the county be repre
sented at tms meeting.
> j. >. gaedwkr,
^ 'ifc'm'n. Ex. Com.
C. W. RIRCTTMORE,
Secretary.
if :: -r ' . :} ,
?0F?' 01d>pupers for sale at thi>
office at 20 cents per hundred
. WOMAN- ROOD
has its own special iiedi
cme in Dr. Pierce's Fa
vonte Prescrip
tion* And ev
ery w oman who
is \y run-down n
o/ overworked,
Avery wbman
who BXjjSe T8
from anfr "fe.
BKue complaint", or
weakness, necflg juat
that remedy. With it,
every disturbance, ir
regularity, a ad derangement can be
permanently oared.
It's an invigorating,
tonic, a soothing and strefcwtnCTnng
nervine, and the only medicine for
women so safe and sure that it can
be guaranteed. In periodical pains,
displacements, weak back, bearing
down sensations, and every kindred
ailment, if it fails to benefit or core^
you have your monej^Jwck.
Is anything tha^?t sold in this
way likely to b^" jnst as good"?
/ .1 ? ? ? ?
It isn't piE USUAL WAY? it's
just the re
verse ? to
pay a patient
when you
can't cure
a him. , Never
theless, that's what's Sone by
the proprietors of Dir. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy. They proip^
ise to pay you $500 if they"
can't cure vour catarrh.
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The Eaian Electrical Forces!
* T" ' ; ' J
How They Control the Organs
of the Body. * S
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The elactrical forco of the huasan body, as
the nerve fluid may be termed, ij an ,?ope
cialiyAttfactive department of scienco.-as It
exerts so marked an influence on tbe health
of the organs of the body. Nerve force is
produced by the bratn and conveyed by ;
means of the nerves to tbe various organs of
the body, thus supplying the l&ttcr with the !
? iw-iuj iroceaj vo in
sure taeir health. The
pneumogastric nerve, as
shown here, may be ?aid
to be the most important
of the entire nerve sys
tem, as it supplies the
heart longs, stomach,
bowels, etc., with tae
nerve force necessary to
koep them active ancfc
healthy. As will be seen
by thecutthe long nervo
descending from the
base of the brain and.
terminating In the bow*fc
els U the paeumogaatrlc,
while the numerous lit
tle branched supply th^
1 heart, lungs una stom
; ach with necessary vi
tality. When the Drain
t becomas in any way dis
ordered by irritability
or exhaustion, the nerve
Jorce which it supplies
is lessened, end the or
gans receiving the .di
minished aapplx^re con
sequently weakened.
musicians generally fall to fecognize.i
the Importance of this? fact; but treat the |
organ icsoll instead of the cau?e of the trouble
The noted specialist. Franklin Milcs,M. D.,
]LL. B., has given the greater part of bis life
to the study of this subject, and tho priB lp*l
discoveries concerning A are due to hi* eiTort*.
Dr. Miles' Restorative Jiervlne, ihe unri
valed brain acd nerve food, J&pieparedonth?
principle that al! nervofts and many other
difficulties criminate from disorders of the
nerve centers. Its ^onfterf ul success in ciring
these disordure la test! 5ed to by thousands in
every p-.irt.of the land.
Restorative Nervine cures tdeeplessness,.
nervous prostration, dJzsiness, hysteria, sex
ual debility, St. Vitus dance, ppiiepsy, etc. It
is froe from opiates or dangerous drugs. It
is sold on a positive guarantee by all drhg
pbts, or sent direct by the Dr. Miles M#di--al
Co., Elkhart, Ind., on receipt of price, fci par
bottle, six bottles for 35, express prepaid.
To the World's Fair for 20c.
Naturally eve.y patriotic America
wants to go to the Colombian Exposi
tion, and will go if possible, and, just as
naturally, the impossibility of gojng
makes the desire all the stroRg^r to see
the bc-ant'es ar-d wonders there dn pi y -d.
Whether one goes or lot, a souvenir of
the grandest Exposition of all time is a
desirable thing to have ; and do more
| 6 ? \
complete or beautiful one can be had
than the September number of I)emor
est'fi Family Magazine? She Exposition
number, ? which contains over 30) illns
tra'ions, showing a.s much as one coa'd
see in a week's visit, and accompanist
by vivid descriptions of all points an^rob
l^ets of interest. In fact, 'tis a collec
tion of photographic suavei sirs that
prbuf-i co.st a lot f money, ?nd you may
possess it for only twenty cents. Through
it. you may also bjcome familiar with t!ie
city of Chica^v as well, for thel:isto:y
o? that city i^rfapl.icsily :e!J in "From
Fire 'o Fair,," which" is also profusely ;
illustrated. * ' I j
Then there is a paper on ^e '?Parlia
ment of Keiigiruis" to be li^ ill in Chicago
during September, which is embellished!
with portraits of many of- the most. noted
leaders in different religions', and also
pirtnrs-s of curious tem^lt-is. "Fauullar
talks on the Different School* of Art^"
treats of modern French p, inters, and
th" illustrations ir.clide reproductions of
sons ? of th-.: painting* that are . exhibited
at Chicago; "ox-iety rails" tell of all
the latest f.wch-s i:i fashionable society:
the licti.;n includes a s:<> y .of the Chica
go fire; and oil the departments for
which 1 1 s i -> M Igi/.ine is famous arc especi-,
ally replete.- All this is given for only
twenty cents, the usual price o?-an ordin
ary number. The subscription price is
P^r year. Published by \Y, Jennings
Demorest, 1~> Ea?l 14th ^t. , Xew York.
English Spavin j^jpament remov
es all Hard, * Soft or Galiou-sed
I Lumps and Blemishes, Cu i bp,
Splints, Sweeney, King-fcone, Sti
fles, Sprains ali Syollen Throats,
Coughs, etc- Save ?50 by the use
'.f one bo L tie. Warranted the most
?wonderful Blemish Cure e\ar
known. Sold by Dr F. L. Zerop,
Camden, S. C.
?>, >- '
Ittfh, Mnn^eaiid Soralohe3 of eve
ry^ibd, on humanor atiima'.s. cured
in SOaji'-HiU's by WoIiMjd'a Sani
tary Lotion; This never Crd>
Sold by. Dr F. L. Zeitp, Camden,
5. C . <? . '
Pi pans T abide* cure hcs3{whe.
? I - ;?
Dunt fail to take advant
age of our great, combination offer
of two papers, TheUhuonhci-E and
the weekly Constitution both fur
81.75. < I
*
If yon feel tfe&k
and all worn cut take
BROWN 1 S IRON BITTERS
.. . *
yOOD'3 AND ONLY
Kood's Sarsaparilla is the racdi
cine for you. lkcau.^ it is the best
: . blood puricer.- HOOD'S CURES
COTTON - GIN.
\ The undersigned begs to in
form the public that athe gin at
the old Factory is now in first
da ss order, and prepared to 4o
sjnning at lowest prices, during*
tljfe season. The gin has been
removed to the mill building,
where prompt and convenient
accomodations will be provided ]
for all. Satisfaction guaran
teed, and prices tower than the
lowest.
/ ! H. L. WATKIlgS,
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N'
OTICE TO SCHOOL OFFI
CERS.
School trustees and teachers are re
wasted to Jiend in before Sept
ill monthly report* they have on land,
nttdj all pay cettilieated tnit bare not yet
been f?pj?rored. The date einbraetni in
'.hem U necessary in making out the
>chiol Commissioner's ..annual' report,
irnjjwithom them ills fcnj>o8sU>t<> io mak?
:hc Report correct J. M. Watts,
-sac.
s-o. k. c.
headquarters for
I s4H Glcqn Spring Mineral ""Wate* by
the Settle or by the cue. The mcdicib
.1! p:ioperti{;5 t>f this well known water
art tio well known to need any further
eomxiyndalion. Sold in any quantity.
. A VI line of GARDES' and FIjOW
BR fiKED will lie f ootid at rnj drug
Storey - . ??
FURS DRUGS and ME1WGISES jire
mv specialties. Prescription! properly.
cqrapi>uriM at all hours^ day and tight,
by i; qualified pharmacist.
DRUG STORE.
Attorney and Counsellor a* JLxvw
r - r B. C,
Offers his professional sorrices (o the
puHicj. . Office in th* Farmers ami Mer
t hftiifaj' Ta k building. >
=?$10.00==
THAN AMY^tADE, Q^AUTY
COMOIDXRED. HIOK GRADE ONLY.
FULLY WARRANTED. NONE BETTER.
CATALOGUE, CESOS?l??TtON AND
PRI0t8 FREE. WRITE AT 0NOE, OR
oal Jon our rioular Authorized
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DO YOU: WANT TO ADOPT A BABYf,
?; Maybe rou think this'is a new hiwhuiwi,
sending of t babies on application ; It has beqp
dooe before, how ever, but pever have those
furnished been so Dear the orig-ioal sample aa .
this one. y Everyone will excJaim, " Weil I
that's the) pweeteet baby I ever saw r Thl?
tittle blaM-aod-white cogravtoff can rtve "
you but^Taint Idea ot the exquisite original
| u "rtlA DXIST."
: which weTerpposo to ewxi to you, trarifcpoc
1 t&tion paid. Tbe.littlfc darling reeta against
: a pillow, and is- in tbe act of drawing off Its
! ptok sock, the mate of whldrhas been pulled
j off and flafcg aside with a triumphant ooa
: The flesh tfata are perfect, andfacoyei! folio*
you, no matter where you stand. TheexquU
sitereprodqetions of this. greatest painting of |
Ida wauffh (the most celebrated of modem
painters of baby life) are to be given to those- j
who subscribe to Demo rest's Family Mags* 1
zine for 1996. The reproductions cannot bo i
told from the original, whiclr cost $400, sod j
are the same size (17x22 inches). Tbe baby ig !
! life size, and absolutely lifeline- We have ,
i niso in preparation, to present to oar sub* j
Bcribers during 1893, other great pictures by
Mtitomt&atidHui *
such artists as Percy M?ran,&aud Humphrey. j
Louis Deacbamps, and others of world-wide
renown. Take only two examples of what
we did during the past year, ** A Yard, of Pao
sies," and "< A Wbtte House Orchid" by tbe
wife of President Harrteoo, and you wfll sea
what our promises mean.
Those w t?o subscribe for Derooreefs Family .
Magazine tor 18S3 will possess a palkry of ex- !
quisite works of art of great value, besides a
Magazine that cannot be equaled by any in_
tbe world fed' its beautiful illuatratJoos and
subject matter, that wfll keep everyone post
ed on all the topics of tbe day, and alt the
fads and dfffor^ot items of interest about tbe
houseboldfttfeaifcfcig furnishing interesting
reading matterTboth grave and gay, for tbe <,
whole family; and while Demo rest's to not 1
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feet, and we give you. free of cost, all tbe pat- !
terns you wish to use daring tbe year, and
in any size you choose. Send la yogr sub
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w. Jennings Demorest, IS East 14th St- New
York. If yiou are unacquainted with the
Magazine, seod 10 oeots for a specimen copy;
The largest assortment of
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; COLUMBIA, - - - - S. C.
I ? Session begins September
; 26th. Four ^courses : ^"Classi-.
'eal, Literary, Scientific^ and
Law; with elective stuuies ia
higher classes. New Gymnasi
um. Well appointed Labora
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F&r further information, ad
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-MM MIIJTARV
INSTITUTE,
ANDERSQiy, 8 P
A Military Hoarding School.
Session opens September/ 12th.
Healty location. Social mord
^.n4 religious priyile^es good.
Full corps of ' experienced
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tkm. Rates reasonable. " Ap:
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COLrJNO B. PATRICK.
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^OXJTH CAROLINA MILI
0 XMiY academy.
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The following Benwfictary vacancies
exist "in the ; Carolina Military
Academy, to~wit: Atb?vi?ie 1, Aiken 1,
Beaufort 2, Charleston 1, Kershaw I,
Oconee 1, OrangAtirjfc.'f^ Spartanburg !,
Sumter 1, Union 1 am? 'Williamsburg I.
? These vacancies will ue filled by com
petitive examination!? before County
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pose at their respective comity Heats on
Thursday, the H.h ?i September , prv&
ifnu. ? " -.??
The County Examining Boards will ro
ceive their instructions from ti.e S ate
Superintendent of Education, nr.d will
report results directly in the undersigned
at Barnwell. . ..
Applications for information aim
fonus on which tj appl^* tor. uei mission
to appear before the Examining i<5:ml
will be made u> the Chairman ut the
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}>e received prior fo ilii* 3rd of S-p^Vm * '
ber. * I j
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day, the 5;h di September, migrant
permits tj*ueh as appear to be entitled
1 thereto. . ' > . i ? ' ? V_
i No without sueb permit trill hel
examined by County Boards .
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and fully made out io accordance with I
prescribed regulation iwu uit'd-r no cir- j
cuinstanoes, VbetherMro 4Jay be from
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i #19 ?&*?ion of iheJJ ,urdr ^nd j>:ir- j
ties suau red that tbeir clain.s are 1
patfiperlf presented. In the ea^or "om- ;
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ha? shown that justice to ail re. in ires a
rigid adherence to t-12 conditions an
nounced.
The requirements f ? r a Imission to the
fourth Clut hi the Academy ar ; : Abil
ity to read and write English w i' li facili
ty, Aritlimetic cenjpteied; a knowledge :
of the elements of English Grammar; of
Descriptive, 'reo^raphy ami of tlie His
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