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CAMDEN, S. G\, Nov. l0th 1S&3
CHURCH MHKWJMll.
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o'clock ; Sunday Scbeo! at^p.m. ' Ever.- j
Ing service at 6 p.m. iriday afternoon
service at 6 p.n.
Baptist Cru*cij,? Rev. Myron
W. Gordon. Pastor- Preaching every
Sunday at 11 a." m. and 8 :15 p. m. San
day school from 12 >r. to-1 p. m- every
Sunday. Prayer-meeting^Wery Wednes
day at 8 o'clock p. x. All seats j
are frlk*. The public i* cordially invited !
to attend. The C. Y- P. S. C. E.
every Sunday at 5:3 0 p. m.
Littleton Street Methodist
Cirt'RCrv- -Rev. M. L. Carlisle, Pastor. |
Preaching every Sunday at 11 a. :o. and J
7 :45 p. m. Prayer- meeting Thursday at ;
5 :00 p. m- Sunday schoo^at 4 :30 Strang- J
ers and viaitors are cWdially invited. >
All seats free
Cy? " ? I
Cotton Market.
The'-iol^owin^ are today's quota- i
tions ?f the Camden cotton market : f
3iiddting, 7 J
Strict Middling, 74}
Goo^ Middling, - 7 1 1
POINTS PICKED UP.
Pay jour taxes.
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The Legislature will convene of
the 28th inst.
The total assessment of property
for Kershaw county "this year is
$2,873,740.
gjST* Old papers for sate at this
office in aDy quantity at 20 cents
per hundred, r
j Dont fail to take advant-^
age of our great combination oifer
oftwo papers, Thte Chronicle and |
the weekly Constitution buth for
weooesaay at o y. ^ ,
cordially invited to attend.
xl CnuRcn. ? Rev.J.M
services Sunday at 11
$1.75,
The apportionment by the School j
Commissioner of th? funds to run
the public School#-* during the j
present fiscal year wilV be found in ?
this issue.
bis fingers in trying on a new pair
of of bo^ts, exclaimed, 4iI shali '
never get dem oa at all until I]
years dem a day or two."
The residence of Mr Robert E,
Muldrow, of Bishopville. was
burned last Tuesday night. He
l(?9t all of his furniture and house- ;
hold effects, including $70- it.!
money. Loss partialy covoied b\ j
insurance.
When a d og"^els aTter- -a rabbi;,
the hare flies. Sometimes when a
woman sets after her derelict, hus
band, (she, too, makes the hair fly.
And when a mother finds her
only son at the jam she also mak?'s
the heir fly.
* The Wateree Bridge, uooer su
jndance of Engineer Iiusbv,
foundation, and surk a foot orj
more. A temporary support hrisi
been placed underneath and travel j
vUl not be suspended.
People wonder what is done |
vitb the oil extracted from cotton
seed, which amounts to about 1,000- j
000, barrels a year. Chicago porf; :
packers use 300,000 barrels, Marine;
sardine packers use 200,000 barrels, !
soap-makers use about 100,000 and
iu0,000 go to Europe and is made
into batter.
On Monday of last week a con
stable-made a seizure of a two-gal
ion jug of whisker in the Bishop-;
ville depot and gave the agent, Mr;
Anderson, a receipt for it. A crowd j
gathered and while some of ..lliem !
were entertaining the constable the
jug disappeared, raucil to the
chagrin of the officer.
The little six.year old son of A 1 f
Ervin, colored jumped on the train
at Kershaw last Tuesday and wr s
riding while the cars were being ?
switched to the side track. In j
jumping otf he fell under the
wheels and had one of Ins arms j
badly mashed. Drs Brasington I
and Truesdel amputate the arm.
Mr Wilie McKain has shown us!
a wouerful piece of machanical?
?workmanship in a knife lie pos-:
ses3es. It is a present from a resi-j
4ent of Mechanicsville in this j
county to Mr McKain, whose name
is Geo. Shiver. The knife contains
eleven useful parts, viz. -Two
black?, cork screw, gimlet, reemer,
aufcSpieker, twezers, screw-drixer,
lancer, surgeon's blade, holf-clcaoer
k is a "knife" non only of many
wonderful parts, but of the most
perfect workmanship in all its
paAs. Strong compact, polished,
highly-finished and perfect in every
particular. Superior to even the
hast machine made tool?, to :;ll
appearances, in every respect. Mr
Shiver is an hosor to the county.
We wish him a great future, ir* the
hso of bis geeius. ? Sumter Fi?- .
man. ' ; 1
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Pay Yxr Tazes in Time.
The lolloping section is copied I
jjrom the act of the last Legislature!
%o raise supplies for the present
fiscal year^ It will be seen that
in no event shall an extension be
yond ibe tice prescribed (October
i5tn ti* December $ls*/> be granted.
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Settiox 8. That alt taxes bereis as- ?
sessed shall be due and payable fto? the ?
ijueenlh day of October to the tbirtv
^rst day oi December. 3SD4, aad in so
event shall an extension. l>eyondr the
time herein prescribed* be granted,, j
?]?? several county treasurers -shall col
lect fcfce saste ? tbe manner prefer it>e^|
Vjv .a1**. a?d 2i#e receipts therefor to Ctl?1
several parties P*yir.g tjie same, in which
real estate paid. oil shall be briefly
4esqribed, and the *alue of the personal
property paid on shall be ?tated, togeth
er with the time such tixes are paid, and
^ same^
To Rent,
A desirable cottage on LittleUm
street. Apply to
Miss Sue Gibbes.
Thanks to the Band,
The officers and members of thf
Camden Horticultural Society de
sire to extcr.d their thanks to thp
Camden Band for music sojundiy
and acceptably furnished '.on the
occasion of the Fair. \
Miss E. R. Twead, Sec'y,
Hotice. '
The undersigned desires to in-'
I'orm the public that he no longer
holds the position of
State Constable, and wiit in the
future be found with Mr T. I.
Jones at the market. Fressh meat.,
fish, game, poultry etc., always on
hand. The patronage of friend*,
former custotne:s a.*l the public
generally is ajiiciicd.
Knspeetfury.
W. T. Hamh.^xd.
Bsai Estate Transfer's
The following are the transfers
of real estate recorded ia the Au
ditor's office duriug the past wi-ik:
E. M. BUkeney, A. E. Kennedy
and^>. K. Winkler tr? Anna An
cruni, 17 acres in No. 2. *300.
D. M. Shannon to ? u^un It. Lev.!?,
one lot <>n Kullt-cfsi* s reel in Uie
City of Cum ?len, '5300.
Kizia!. Hinson to .John LI i Lj^oh 2S
acrts in No. II, $6a.
A. H. Perry tc B.mk of Charleston,
143 acres in Fj. 1U, $i,7U0.
Death.
Mr John Owry, aged about fifty
five years, died at hi* home near
the depot ou Wednesday night.
Mr Owry had been in had health
for some time, and his death wa9 J
uot unexpected. He was a native
of Ohio, *and has been i * this lo-|
eality since the War, ha\ ng come
.through with Sherman's ?rmy, and
had been here ever since. He drew
a pension of *S pe" raontn *or disa
bility incurred while in the Federal
service.
Ezpress Agent Brsi^ned.
Mr E. M. Loykin. who has for
the past twenty years been con
nected wiih the Southern Express
Co., and who has fiiied the position
of agent at this place for several
years pas^, has resigned. Mr Boy
kin is onefof the most, popular and
efficient men in the service cf the
company, and his resignation is |
greatly to be regretted. Mr A. M.
Richardson, Route Agent, is here
closing up the br.-iness of the of
fice prior to a transfer to his suc
cessor. We understand that Maj.
E.:E. ISiil has accepted the position
vacated by Mr Boy kin.
CJonn.y Szpenses
The County Ghinmissioners, at
their meeting on Ovit 30th ult ,
made no their annual estimate ofj
expenses for the year lS'Jo-9i, a3 j
follows: * 1
Co
V
unty Auditor s "00 00
and O'k 000.00 f , , ~
Treasurer'* Commissions .>00.00;
" Count}' Board of Equi'.i
za'ion * 25.00
Jury, Witness \ and Constable I
Tickets \ ? 3.000.00 1
Cleric of Court r, 200 00
Sheriff . - 1,800 00
T ri:J Ju-^ices and Constables 700.00
Coroner 100.00
Poor Mouse and Poor 1,50(600
Repairs on Roads Sc Bridges 1,000,00
Repairs on Public Buildings 100.00
Hooks, Stationery & Printing 250.00
Contingent Expenses 500.00
Public Olliecs 150.00
Post Mortem, Examinining Lun
atics, e:c. 2CO.OO
Jury Commissioner 50.00
Interest on E. K. Bonds 7,000.00
* 13.3:55 00
Eispsnsary Sales
The following are the sales at
the dispensary during the month
of October:
Rye X $ 801.40
" XX 76.65
ft XXX 106.80
" XXXX 5.00
Corn X *425.80
Rum X 95.00
or:n 127.75
(1. Brandy 19.20
Alcohol 13 25
Port Wine 4.00
Risling Wine 1.20
Hock 4* .60
Catawba " .50
Sherry^ " 5.75
Claret w -45
Champagne 12.00
iieer 44.40
Total - *1,719.75
This is a considerable increase
over any previous month. Dispen
ser Dixon sava the above amount
is ?500 or $600 le*s ttisn ?t would
have been had he been kept sup
plied promptly with liquors as oi
dered from the Sta:e disi ensrery.
Catarrh, Not Local, isut Con
stitutional.
Dr. Dio Lewis, the eminent Boston
physician, in a magizlne article 3 >ys:
"A radical Prror underlies nearly all
medical treatment of catarrh. It is not
a disease the man's nose; rt is ac>lis
ease of tire man, sh w.n^ itaolf in the
nose ? a local exhibition cf a Constitu
tional trouble.'' Therefore, he argues,
the use of snu.T and other local applica
tions is wrong, ard while they give tem
porary relief, they r. ailv d ) n? >re harm
than good. Our lending authorities
agree with Dr Lewis. Ilenc?, the only
proper method of cure for catarrh by
taking a constitutional remedy like
Hood's barsaparilla, which, reactiing
every par; of the b >dy through the blood
does eliminate all impurities and n\aKe
the- whole man healthier. It removes
She canse of the trouble an*1 restores the
diseased membnave to pr"p:?r edition.
Til it this iathe practical reanit i* (iroven
;b?y thousands of people who hatred been
l C?ired of catarrh by taking Hood's Sar
saparilla.
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
Mwtka. and Stomach disorders, take
BROWI'S mow BITTKRS.
JLH dealers keep it, tl pet bottle. Genuine ha?
tate-iaait and croaed red lineg oa -rr?pp?.
TEE HOBTICULmAL FAIR
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A Creditable Exhibit? List of
the Prize- Winners.
The annual Fair of the Horti
cultural Society came off Tueday.
It was the'most successful ever
aiven, and the exhibits were mare
numerous and creditable tnan have
ever beeu displayed. Below is
given a list of the prizewinners . j
There were numerons other exhib
its that were entitled 10 honorable
mention, bnl lack of space pre
veuis full justice being done them.
FLO HAL DEPARMMEST.
12 Best chrysanthemums, 1st Mrs A.
D. Kennedy , 2nd Dr I. II. A'exander.
C Best chrysanthemum#, l>t Mrs A D
Kennedy ; 2nd Miss Kate VJIipigne.
Single chrysanthemum* 1st Mrs A. I).
Kennedy; 2nd Miss Katq Villepi^ue.
\ Largest and finest collection of chry
santhemums, Mrs A. D. Kennedy.
0 Best roses, 1st Mrs C? J. Perkins;
2nd Mi?$ Kate Villopiguo.
Single rose, 1st Miss Kate Villepigue;
2nd Mrs J. F. Smith.
Best collection of nxes, Miss K. R.
Tweed. \
Bt-st collectio!i wild flowers. Miss Ger
ald.
Best collection wild grasses Louis
Vaujrlian.
Best collection of hot house plants,
Mils 3 E. R. Twacd.
Best smilajf, Mrs,A. D. Kennedy.
Best rubber plant* Mrs C, .1. Perkins.
Best floral de-jign, 1st Mrs T. J. Kirk
land; 2ad Mrs W. S. Alexander.
art department.
Oil painting, 1st Mrs W. I). Trantham;
2nd Miss Lula Lang.
Water colors, Mis< Sue Gibhes.
Bt?st cravon, Miss Lula Lang.
" " (cbild under 12 years)
Mary Burnet.
Horo.able mention? crayon' by Mrs
i. j. Ancrum.
Jar, Mrs M. L. P. urns.
Jar, Mrs J. B. Wallace.
Mosiac bracket, Mrs W. S- Alexander.
E ielweis, tiouers. etc, artistic a ly ar
ranged on photographs, J. W. Stein.
VEGETABLE & FIELD CROP DEP.
F^st collection vegetable?, 1st Mrs G.
G. Alexander : 'J ad Mrs V,rm E.Johnson.
Bust corn. 1\ A. Boswell.
" turnips, T. V/. Lnnir.
" Irish potato^, M >j E. E Sill.
" sweet 41 Jlr<j A. D.Kennedy
'' apples, Mrs B M. B, own.
" collar 's, Mrs W, (\ Gerald.
" pumpkins. Ilenrv Pate.
?' pinders. Mrs W.'VT. Mills.
" p?can nuts. Mrs I. M.rSmyrl.
4< quinccs, M-s W. C. Gcr. j 1,
*' tob.uvo H. M. Bmv.'n. **
>l mustard. ly E. Ah'ord.
" ra?iir,i.os "Mrs Win < ieisenheinter.
Ui.M in n* tun:
ins, W. R. X' l'i.ii).
Sweet. Potatoes, ITenry Pate.
Irish potatoes, M : s K. A . B: unson.
" " (jr. G. Alex.-r-d^r.
Corn, W. E. Jjhnson and W. F. Russel?*
Wheat, G. Li. Alexander.
Largest quantity pinder& '6 bush plant
ed from I qt. , Mrs J. I). Kennedy.
Spanish pinders and pecan nuts, Mrs
Bruce Davis.
lVran nuts, Mrs 0. J. Perkins
White pepper pods, J. B. Phelps.
FANCY WORK DEPARTMENT.
Silk quiU, Miss Kate Vil!epi*r?**.?
Knitted work, Miss Octivia DeSausfinr<>.
Embroidery, 1st Mrs A. H. B ?v.;in ;
2nd Mrs J. M:S:ny;l; $;{. Jlrs W.D,
Tranthnm.
_C rochet wo;k, 1st Mrs W. S, Alex-,
ander ; 2nd Mrs J . E. Vaughan.
Drawn work, 1st Miss Ida Wallace ;
2nd Miss Kate Villepigue.
Fancy work by child, 1st- Emm \ Shan
non ; 2nd Margaret Johnson.
Plai-n wnrkjjy child. 1st Honor Lm;^ ;
2nd K^Tv^-cmp.
Darned lace dress, M' > W. IT. Zffiytei
JJOT'STrrTOT I
i j ji;ouei-t.on jellies, Mrs I. H. Alexnndtr. i
Collection preserve?:, Mr..; 13. >1. En
glish. ;
' Apple jelly. 1st Mrs W. M. Shannon;
i 2?d Mrs 6. A. Brunson.
Haw Jelly, Is: Mrs F. M Zemp;2nd
Mrs 1). K. Wftherspoon.
P?ach Preserves, 1 ->?t Mrs -T. C.Boul
ware; 2nd Mrs John C. Whitab^.r.
j Pear preserves, 1st Mrs J. 1. Yille
I pigue; 2nd Mrs G, G. Young.
Butter. l<t Mrs J. I. Yiliep'^ue, 2nd
Mrs W. F. Ilnssol!.
Bread. 1st Mr* \ J. Yillepigue ; 2nd
Mr9 J. L . GettysVjr.
Sponge cake, l -'t Mrs W. K. Mc
; Creight; 2nd Miss Carrie Wohe.
( Pound cake, 1st; Mrs C- L. Winkler;
2n<l Mrs Z. B. Shiver.
Jelly Cake. 1st Mrs J. B. Wallace ; 2nd
Miss Anna Ancrum.
- Ornamented Cake. 1st Mrs T. J. Kirk,
land; 2;^1 Mis T. E. Haile*.''
Fruit Cake, 1st Mrs E. E. Sill; 2nd
Mrs J. T. Xc-ttles.
Sweit Pickle, 1st Mrs T. M. Trotter;
2nd Mrs J. E. Yanghan.
Sour pickle, lsr Mrs J. B. Miekle ; 2nd
Mrs B. M. Brown.
Citiinie marmalade, Mrs VT. A. An
crum.
Strawberry vrescryca, Miss A. "Wiiit
nker.
Tomato citsnp. 1st Mrs W. W. Mills;
2nd Miss Emma Carney.
ChrystaKzrd fruit. Miss Mary ?vrill-?.
IIome-mHde eandv , Mrs T. J. Kirk
land.
Canned Fruit, l>t Miss E 1 wards ; 2nd
Mrs F. M. Zemp
Canned Y<-getablef?, 1st Mrs A. I>. (
Kennedy; 2nd Mrs E. E, Si!l.
Jelly (made by clii'd; 1st S:;dio. An- !
cruni ; 2nd Emma Shannon.
Vinegar, 1st Mrs I. II. Alexander;!
2nd Mis E. O.. McCpngh;.
I Grape Wine, Mr- A. A. M -ore.
! Scuppenmng W'ine, Miss Marie Kirk
| land.
Blackberry ".vine. Mrs E. A. Bronson. !
I Cordial, Mrs S. E. Laaf.
Premiss Wine. Mrs <r. G. Alexander,
i Cherrv B.m:ic*\ Mrs Herman Bantu.
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When Baby was sick, vn her Ctetorii.
TTben she was a Child, she sried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she ha/' Children, she gave them Castoria.
Piipans Tannics cure headache.
^ LADIES
Needing a tonic, or children who want braid
ing up. should take
BROWN'S IKON BITTER3.
It is pleasant; cures Malaria, Indigestion, i
Biliousness, Liver Complaints and Neuralgia.
Itch, Maane aLd Scratches of eve I
ry kind, on bir.nanevr animals, cured j
m 3Uun?ules by V^oiford's Sani- j
tary Lotion. ^ This never fnils f
Sold l?y Dr F-. Leslie Zemp, drug- 1
gist, Camden, S. C J !
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English Spavin Liname?t^emoY- j
PS all Sard, Soft. or Calloused ?
Lnovpa and Blemishes, Curbs, j
Splints,] Sweeney, Ring-bone, S!i-|
| Ces, Sprains all Smiles Th revue, I
jConihs^elC- Save t?50 by the use j
j of oue b<ntle~ W arrunied the most j
1 wrtndvrful Blemish Cureevep known
: S??ld by Dh* F. Leslie Zero-p, drug
get, Crimden, S. C.
rr IS NOT what say but what
Hood's Sarsaparilladoes that tells the
storyofitsmerit. When in need of med
ipine remember HOOD'S CURES.
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Personal Mention.
Mrs G. W. Maring, we are sorry
to learn, is quite ilf.
Mr G. C. Brace, wh has bee ufe
wel1 igr some time,, is able to^ be
out again.
Messrs G. P. and Burnie Lorvck.
r.re in Columbia this week "taking
in" the fair. .
Miss Marie Walker has gone to
Lightwood Knot Springs where she
has accepted a school. Mis?*
Walker h throughly competent
having stood first among appli
cants for teachers' ce rtiflcates.
Mr N. T. P.urdy was in the city"
Wednesday, and has gone over the
river to visit friends. H3 is still
"on the road."
Messrs T. L. Boy kin. jr., aijd
Robt. Woikiuan went up to Liber
ty Hill last week, returning Sunday.
They were much pleased with ,lhe
little "city." ,
Mr J..W. Josey, of? Charles lor,
was in the city this week.
Mr. Jesse E. Gardner, of Tiller's
Ferry, accompanied by his cousin,
Mr. L /uis A. Gardner, spent a few
days in the city this week.
Misses K'.uil v Nesbit and Tin tin
Cantey, ayd Mr AU'^nus Moore
left Tuesday to spend hair week in
Columbia.
Mis N lilting, of Blacksburg, is
stopping at the Central.
v W. Shannon Linning,
Cha?lestor', slopped over Snnday'
ia Camden. He is on Ufa way to
Atlanta, Ga.
Rev. M. L. Carlisle, has retu:ned
from a visit to relatives ifr
Orangeburg. . ^ n . , .
Mr ' S'.)loi'jan Libman took i:i
the Fair this week.
Mr Jim Burns, of Sumter, was^f-n
the city the first part of the week
on a v|sit to his mother, Mrs M. L.
Burns.
Mr L. E. LeGrand. of Sumter,
soetit a few days in Camdeu .this
we.'k.
Mr H.nry D.ias, 03 Boy kins, waf
in the eitv visiting his brother, Mi
Ailen Ueas this week.
?i A Fny Iwas.
V?ry little small grii.i is beir.j:
sown in tins f-eitiou l^is year.
Thieves entered the review e of
Messrs J. E. Gardner and broilier
one night lust week, uud '?swiped"
a fe '* ar i -leg of clothing, etr.
Messrs Arthur / Clyburn and
.Jes>ie McCoy lyit on Tuc'sdaj
evening for Florida, where tiiey
expect tc. resided v
Misses Emma an l Minnie Gard
% t v
uer, ot t)iii? p! ace, \ ate ;t emiu?g a
while in Cauiden wil'ti rolaiives. ,
Mr E. King "look inT' the Fair at
Columbia this werk.
Mr G. S. Km*, ??? Camden, spent
i a few ci ay i of ilns week ai Till
Ferry.
Rev. E. H. Bo ck It jM/j**** ^
his Jp vch. ^ ^ i
CjX^eei t ni 'jjctiltany
m^fiTxA, S i inlay. 'V
was oar pleasure, on last Taea
day night., to intend the H >riieulti
u;al F iif nt Can iflen, and we wen:
ast ?liished at the roaguitic t die-'
pi iy of garden vegetables, fancy
work, flowers, etc.. on exihibiton.
The fair reflected greaj, credit up<>n
tne efforts of the ladies of tbe IIo -
ticultural Fair Association, who
had i he exhibition iu charge.
? J. K. Q.
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Banlaxi I'sms.
Mr Editor: ? It has b?;en sline
time since anything froui nay Ben
appeared in the colums of the dear
old CunWiCLE, so 1 will endeavar
to give thfi-rea iers a few dots.
Sowing oats is the order of the
day. As a gen. r 1 thing the co^on
crops is all ^bou', picked out; the
crops a e very short t?i this com
munity. both cotton corn.
Theje has been an abundance of
hay and pea vines saved this y^ar.
I think 111? farmers ?'Urr!)t to be
a'nle to feed their slock another
year with out buying so mucii
Northern hay.
The potato and pea crop is very
goid.
'lirs has been a Irving year lor
the farmers, bat ve should not feel
llia*.!vfid that it is n ? worker thau
it is, for 1 thiuk the m-?st of usi
^ruisiJUli too inuul;, some time>
any Way.
Messrs E. Bo- kin ?.nd Il-irry
Jones, of the Providence, sectijon
spent Saturday night nud Sunday
near l;er?\
Mr Walter Hudson, of Provi
dence, -was in this community Scv-1
em! days last week.
Mr Harry Hinsobr of SauUeiy is
spen ing suDfe time with Uts
uothev, in-law, Mr G. L. Dixon. j
Mr Jeff L> xon. oL Sumter, is j
spending some time in this ue;gli
borho ?d, visiting friends and reta
i
lives.
We- learn tbat Mr R. M. Hudson j
housed i">0 buhels of swe.-t pota
V C9 from o~e half ac.e uf land;
tiat is equal to -5*75 at oOcls per
mshel.N'U that not better than
planting cotton st 7 ctsV
Mo M images to report ihistim*,
but from all apet traces there wilii
be some soer. Ot.D Joe. i ?
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COTTON SIN,.
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Tbe undersigned bogs to in
form the public, that the gin ait
the old Factory h> now in first
class orler, aril prepared to do
ginning at l?\v<-si prices dnrini
the season Th;* giu litS been
removed to tile milt .buildintr,
where prompt av.d euaveni'-nt
accosnodrt tioos wiU be provided
for alL Satis faction
? toed, and prices lower!
[lowest.
II. L. W ATKINS, : J
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Prop.
LOOK AT THESE _
showing where Dr. I ierce's
Pellets excel the ord nary
Ttfey're smaller ; OM^er
easier in their ways,
no disturbance; no
ward. ?
Their
influence
tonic or strengthening effete r~
intestines, they increase the *ofc?ra(j
action of ^ the bgwels, and nerroa- j
neatly cute Constipation^
J a and ice, Indigestion, Du
Stomach, Sick or Bilious
and every like disorder.
Any child takes these
coated Pellets readily*. L
up in litttasealed viali, and __
always reliable, while thev can eaa
be carried in the vest-pocket.
Nothing else >t any pride is as]
cfcap, for they're guaranteed toi
give satisfaction, or yonr
returned, i You pay only,
good you get. ? T;
No substitute that a tjicky dealer j
is ready to urge, tnbo gh it may \4\
better for him to 9cU'y can lb
yas good " for you to luy.
m
.ow They Control th^
of the Body. 4
vitality noces?*iy to in
5 a re tfrolr hailtn. The
tmcumosastrfc norm u
shown here, may be said
10 be the mo3t Important
ofihe entire nerve ara*.
torn, as it suppirea (he
!i.)art luTiss,
bowels, etc.,
u?rre force n
keep them
bcattby. As
by Ihocnttl&S ?
ft?3cend;asc from *ao
bese o? the J>raia aod
t^miuatin* fa tha -bow
els is the paeumosastric, ,
while the aaootu-oua lit
tle branches suyjxy -the
l.eart, lun?^ andt'iUna
ach With necessary vi
tality. Wien the brain
be~onj3S in kny war dis
ordered by \irriuol lity
or exhaustVa, the nerve
force which" it supplies
Ja lessened, arid the or
gans receiving the di
minished /iuofriy ere coo
Bequcntly wuaicened.
g r?m inroad of tho ca uhc of.tbi trooWftj
nia norca epociaittt, reuDkim' All*
LI*. B., has gfvun tha
to tbe study at tht
dlacovt ^
.. ' '*** AJL9 ?uu
H?5tnlng f? a rc d ui tolils effort*!
? aw>u rtWTnm, 1UU Ul?n
53*y?uvaia jiuTneryo food, Ispvepttrtrdon tbe
principle t>At all liorvcas and many other
? aliJicuVvHv criziaate'fi-ora disorders Of tb^
nerrofcodt ers. Its^onderf ul su csm-: inC'irin#
these disorders is testified to by tnousaodsia
every part of the land.
Rojtomtlvo Nervine tures sleeplessnora, '
nervous prostration, dlzxlncsa, ^hysteria, m\+
ual doblfity, St. Vitus dan:'?. coilepay, etc. 'K
Is f reo froa opiates or dangerous drugs. r|
Is sold on a positive .guarantee by nil. drus
gists, or sent direct by the Dr. Miles Medina!
Co.. Elkhart, Iud., on rocpipt of price, 81 per
bottle, eix bottles for $5, express prepala. . ^
WrLTDOUCDCS
S3 SHOE N?P,
Do you wear Tfcea 7 Wfftn next Ir need try t ptfo
Best In the world. \
If you want a fine DflttS SHOE, made lattt Wert
styles, don't pay $6 to $8, try ?y $3, $3^ $4.00 of
|S Shoe, They fit equal to custom ntfelfif lock wnA
wear as welt. If yon wish to economize In your footwear
do so by purthaslcg W. L. Douglas Shoes* Nam# Ml
price stamped on the bottom, look for It when yoa buy
W. L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Xus. Sold by
HIHSOH BROS.
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T ' ; ? ' nnJemihrrf rpspo* tfu);y c^U tlio
s!tte?:tio:i ,.f t!u? I Mli* ? d Guudi-n ?nd
vieiul'y t that tlu-y are prepared
to niu':j 111 ,th-? Infest Styles.
<'*?> ?re s. lic'tfJ. <'ur pfiee.s sm*
?:vv;. rt'.e. it roweluM us t lint a re
port -'S i?t cir. uintj.ui thiit \rc intends <$
':v?- < "a:i <far.. 5>!uh rvp.srt is witfiou!
fo:;r.il.it!un ; we have ci-to: tainpd no snclt
Men.
Ja j? l.i? :U'S wi'l Snii ns :i t tl?e rc*idfcnce
j<1?t N--:th pf.tii'1 Oimrui ITot t*l, wlx*re
we w;ii Le 7>!?.mso-1 to s?.e ?;.d aLr\ e
ti?:*::>.
MIs? es Si X \NSr.c
0
My frioi.cls \n(\
onm-r f?nr hmi
r'e.-ise t-k
no'iftc that i have <?pcne i
Stock of choice
f " , t ?
and respectfully solicit a starvt
?oS-ihe public patronage. x itt3
still to be r?.'Uiid at
where you
KemeroW.'ifh' eiv
new a-itl fFcvfif a?u
he koIJ ?* t!ie liO
-Give m* ii ffiJl -i? ?<?.
> be : : \M
(mj aitfidtH
tL: ?
xihl*
Court of O
afid>*ttte in\ggjW>rt
il
Epn$e it C?m<fc?, S&C
<tey^D6c
hou^of ttw
interest of mU J|' nv
to t^? lend*
tettf, poii?i?rJ^C
(the ,?a!up conltarftag 1
ard r$oro 4fcfJy tletfirftM
iwi and jrreM in tft*4w
? JfrLxm-,. ??;, vuMe*
toe office of RwrfSier.^
?nee- for fc?id CMtntt M\
) Ttrrros or?4*:r*Ca?
liftr fprpawrs. i&Hfci
JraM
rv / ' 7-ii ; y \ ,
-Irt.fccordanrc ulih *1
for (he &*??! fe j
?&?&m
Couatv *iU open: for t
ta-ca Monday, the ;I6cIh
18 -3, and will rv.mftro <s\
Ihiv Dccem|per SOthJi i898j
.The raie periiccbitti
con ity is a* fojlows :
For 9*ato p?r|**?
4* School tex ]!,;
'? Ordinary CowJt? ta*
: *< litt. <?o K#;iroa<ii)*m.
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J'oli Tax 8
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