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Ii?eal St on in Mi! I. Mr. Starling Braubam has Hlart ?ed up again 'tiie old steam mill near' the Court House* lie will bo pre pared to .grim! or swap meal every day from now on. Belter meal cannot bv made than Mr. Brunham ?makes. Valuable Plantation To Rant. The portion of that valuable ip'aqiation, Stockton, belonging tt. Mr?. K. M. Blakenev, is for rent. ?For further information apply at once to Mr..). \V, Blakeney, Caijn -don, or to Mr. K. 1). BUkeiiey, iKersbaw, 8. C. Will be Published* XJov. Evans lias stated that he >will not ?ign thft Bill abolishing the custcm of publishing the animal re ports of the County Treasurer*, deeming t'ie puldl ?a\ i ?u ol it hem absolutely necessary. ? Fir? at Kershaw The depot and frur box cars at 'Kershaw were tolally destroyed by 'lire on last Tuesday night. A num Uei' of bales of cotton were on the ?depot plaifutn all of wl ieh were (?(?nature I. ? It is supposed that the 'building was set va lire by light ening. '? ??. How's This? jjpt 'We offer One Hundred Dollars Tcwrrd for any case of Catarrh that ?cannot be cured by Ilaira Catarrh llvr lF; tJx w!?^ney & Co., Toledo, X). 'We, the undersign ed, hayeknown' J. Cheney & Co. for the past 15 years, and believe him perfectly ?honorable in all business transac tions and final c:ally able to carry ?out any obligations made by their tlrm. g West A: Truax, Wholesale Drug gists, Toledo, O, Waldinjs Kinnan M arvin, Wholesale Druggists, Tdledo^jO. ^ UTaTTs Catarrh C.i re is taken in ternally, acting directly upon t !:? blood and mucous surfaces of tin sygoow.-' Testimonials sent free. lMce 75o. per bottle. Sold by al. Druggist^. Hood's Calender. -3 Hood's Sarsaparilla Calender for 1805 is out and may be obtained at the drug stores. It is one of the lWst beautiful tint the firm has ev lissued and the edition was the larg est ever printed bv any one concern, being over ten millions of. copies. There are two faces on the calen der, both of chrildren, representing "Summer" and "Winter." The de* s gn was by one of the most gifted artiats in tiie country, and Ihe col ? ju-ing ia most exquisite. The cnl ?endur is not only beautiful, hut i: .is also useful, a% it presents all the Ylesired information concerning as xronomical ovents during the year. If your druggist does not have Jiood's Sarsapatillrf Calender it ~ ?may be obtained by Bending six _ oqats 4 a. stamps t?JC. I. Hood (%, Lowell,' Mass. .Honor Ip&Camden Graded School . The <Koll of Honor in Attend ance ?for the third school month, ?Glided Dec., Till, 1894, i? as follows: iLevls Boykin, Lei,_e B:rchmore, .|-$o9a Geisenlieirner, Eul i Shehori, AIcKain, Carrie 0*teen, An Ancrum, Torn Ancriim, T. C. !0?p, Rnyixond pick, Charley ber, A- thelitis Latin, Melicue igs, Richard. Deaa, Jennie Henruktd Johnson, Lottie Kitty Amnions, Ada Elohe KirklcV, je'n'liV1' _JjR Andrew Math!*, Lvneh ___ Bev McCreight, Joe MuKai n, ^(Herbert Latin, Dalton Medlin,John .Jaekion, Willi^ Tranlharo, Sirn iiuHia Tranthatn, Homy Boykin, Sumter Hhnme, Kva Brown, Pliimn iBrrtdley,.Wiirney Brickmnnt Laurie Campbell, John PhHpr, .Lewis ,Sirau, Dora. Amnions, Jennie She horn, Annie Workman, Dulton Leod, Peie Shiver, Joo Shannon, David Alford, Dong Latham, Willis JS'ettlep, Walter Sell rock, Frank Vaughun, Annie Phelps, Fannie Hiewiyt, Mary Young, Thomas Am ,mons, Leslie Jackson, injury Mc Oreiglit, Phillip OsLecn, Donald Zero J>? Willie Origshy, Mamie Alex ander, Sadie Davis, Jennie Dixon, Annie Lowry, Maggie Water?, Fan nie Good ale, Cal Aneru|fr,^ Ebon MoLchI, Belton fickle, Bonnie Dc Loache, John Cunningham, (,'orrie Math!*, Belle Osteen, Louise She* lUorj. M ?ry Vaughan, Rosa Trues ,de)l| Bewie Vaughan, Cora Carri jton, ?(ate DuBone, Honor. Lang. ? M %TSY &***> Ik'Mie ? Alexander Mar???"et Harrison, iWta|8ie -Gerald, Betftie Jordan, Eddu Arrets, $e?nffr"Micklet Helen Du iLose,^t?y Shannon, Kneie Smith, ?8ftdie J?c<dm ?n, - Arttiur. Burnet, SamDePnsn, Alfred/ Kennedy, Wal ter Lotfry, Wilson/ Moore*. Wipe Young, Albert /^erfi p. Margaret JoH.n'w>n,\Yricl?fj* Jordan, Ijatlie Trnvudet}, Da, vie, Haddic Olaike, Lizzie Hail.\ IIttllO.ltarnr-% Clfri**, Be#s?* Sie*dmap, 'Douald Aiexinder, H?f TV Trantluur.,^lob Johnaon, John $*u\i, fifth; MzCrtijhij Wjll. N*l *oi>,.LoUsKiikiey, Aj/ct Mcleod, Knoii Nnrir*. Willie Tjtoaej. Suai? jfoun^ All be JKvCrcijihv. Pas' or Called Rev. James TenBroike, l*h . of Burlington, Vl , It mm been called t?, and acoepted* t ho pastorate ot i lie Camden H a piiu l Church, and will enter upon i he* discharge of hi* duties as pastor on the 1st of Feb-; ruary. Mr. Tanlirocke is a young man ami comes highly recommend ed, In advance wo extend to him a warm and hearty welcome. Is continually fining on in the hnmau system. The demon . of im pure blood strives to gain victorx over the constitution, to ruin health, to draft victims t> the grave. Hoot''* Sarsaparilla the weapon with wiiich to di fend one's seif, drive t ho desperate enemy from the field, and restore bodily health for many years. Hood's IMIls cure nausea, *iik n?-ss, indigestion and billiousness, Relief in S?x Hours. Distressing Kidney and Bladder liaeascs relieved in six hours by the "Now Great South American Kid ney Cure." This new remeoy is a great surprise on account of its ex ceeding promptness in relieving pain in the bladder, ki Joeys, bark an I every part rf the urinary pas sages in male or female. 1 1 relieves retention of water and pain in pass ing it almost immediately. If yon waut quirk rolb-f and cure this if* vour remedy. Sold by Dr. F. L. /.e.np, Druggist, Canulcn, S. C. For several days Mr. .1. T. II ty has been quite si*k. We are glad to state tbat ho ts no v bol'-er. We re oelved a pleasant wall on Monday las', from Mr. J. L. Gillis, of 1 l*gal\ Maj. J. I?. M-Jgiil was appointed by (to*. Evans a delegate lo the Cotton Growers' Convention which mot is Jack?or , Miss., on the ftih. Owing to a delay iu the mails Un official notification did not rench him until a i\uy or two before! the meeting was to have been held. It is doubtful, however, if the Ma jor woul.l have been able to have] gone as his duties ns president <>/ th? Alliance CHlled him at its quar tet ly meeting whieli was held on the same dnyas the Cotton Grow ers' Convention. V w ? v r.' ? ? - r ary Directors intend marching the convicts from the penitentiary t<> and from f tie State farm hereafter instead of pay ing railroad fare whenever a change is necessary. Tito penitentiary Directors are hiring out convicts at the rate of six dollars per month to some of the farmers near the State farm allowing the farmers the option of paying cash or cotton at (> els. at the end oT the year. - ,Jtcli on human, mange on horses, dogs and a'l stock, curi'd iii 30 Tiiin utes by Woolftmt'* {j-tnitarj- Lotion. This never fails. S?dd by Dr. F. L. Zemp, Druggists, Camden, S. C. When naby was (tick, wo pavo her Ory.tortd. WlieB4)b(rwiu a Child, nlie crlinl for C.wtorla. When 8lu> b(?c*ine Mlm, nh? cliinjf to Cantoria. When sho had Children, she gavo thorn Castorta. A Great Battle Persoftal. Meeting of Farmars' Alliance Notwithstanding the extreme in clemency (if the weather mi lasi Wednesday quite u good meeting of the Alliance was held, which Allowed that the Alliance was Tar from being dead. We regret that i h 3 able address of tji?r^ preside nl can not he published- this wci k. Ii will appearjnour next issue. Tie following resolutions were adopted. 1st. * That the thanks of this Al liance are due and are hereby ten leered our president for his able ad dress and that the same be sent to the county papers ami requeHt pub lication, und i hats-iid equity pa pers are requested to ask in the name of the Alliance that The Stale ami News and Cornier be requested to reproduce same in their papc/s. 2nd. That this Alliance do here by declare its unfaultering adi.< sion to fre^>fK^r, and that a com mittee tfrfti?isling of the President and Lectuier do forinul ite a set ef resolutions on this issue and send the same to our membei* in Con gress and request action on this all important is&ue. 3rd. That Brother* W. L. Me I)o wdlt J. C. Rollings and Joel H nigh be appointed n committee to divide this County Alliance into tJuions, and suggest here ifter by publication the Climes at* which meetings shall be culled to organiz" these Onions; tind that the Sec. communicate with Bro. Bruce, Co. Organizer, for information as to Alliances which he has reorganized as Jf-iU_ftiJjjo$e * hi c 1 1 lie has or ganized so ti e committee can locate >}m? f fox* meetings. 4th. That the County Allianer reocomend to the Sub-Aliances not to use fertiliser* /or current j-ear uoir.s tTVe* prices of Turiiltiuri jjrc reduced In prrfftyMton to tlio low pi let s of coipdp, I'*-*' - f ? . 1 Thousands of Cures 1 1 live been made of Rheumatism, Catarrh, I'lctrn, Sores, Blotches and tfte moil mali^uunt blood ami -kin dise uses >? y Botanic Blood Halm, iha result of futy years ex perience of an eminent Scientific ami conscientious physician. Send fur book of wonderful cures, and learn which is the bust .remedy. Bo tanic Hlood Balm stands ai the head. Price only $1.00 pei I u ? ?* I toll le. For sale by 'lruggisls. Send for free book and learn wis dom. AddriftS Hlood Halm Co., Atlanta, Ga. The Now Year Kinds 11 Mid'* S irsaparill a lead in^ everything in v li?? way of mudi eim a in three impo-taut particu I:<m, uauiily : ll.,od'<* Sarsaparill ? has 1. The largest sale in the world. It accomplishes 2. The j?ro;ityil cures in the WOlM. It I'HH 3. Tho larg- at Laboratory in the worl I. What m ro can t?o sal lY Hood's Saraaparilla has merit ; in peculiar to Itself, and t0* Ml of all, Hood's Sai s ipai ilia cures. If you arc si< k, it is the medicine for you (? take. The best anodyne an I expecto rant for the cifre of colds, coughs, i and tdl throat, lung and bronchial trouble*, is undoubtedly, AyerV Cherry Pectoral, llie only specific for colds and coughs admitted on exhibition at the Chicago World's Fair, 4OI,?> yoi ever now, and simple and bosutiful ever,*' sings the poet, in words which might well apply to Ayer's Sarsnpatilla ? the most <? 111 - dent nnd scientific blood purifier ever ? fFcred to suHY'ring humanity. Nothing hut superior inerii keeps it so long at the front. English Spavin Liniment r? retuoves all hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and blcmmishcs from horses. Hlood Spavins, Curbs Splints, Swee ney, Ring Bone, S; illcs, Sprains, all swolen Thro its, Coughs, etc. Save $50 by nse of one bottle. Wai rauted the most, wonderful Hlemish Cure ever known. Sold by Dr. F. fi. Zump, Druggist, Camden, iS. C. front Qup (joi'pc^ouileiiti Mt. OMyct. ^ Dear. Chronicle : ? The earth I. rts been covered in snow white, iovii nef>8 for tin.' past week but it li as melted at last. c, Christmas passed oil' pleasant] v everything was ''calm and serene," as "Hill A rp" says : Poor Mu-r rabbit" has seen "hard ii iiics'' during the recent snow. The voung men in this ncighhrrhood have two or three "rabbit feet" a piece. We wish them much suc cess. M '.as Leila Wilson who has been spending tome time with Miss Kle da Hudson has returned to her home a? Providence. Miss Addle Marsh of Marshall*, has been visiting friends here. Mr. W. F. Hudson of Providence was "sporting" here recently. "Orange blossoms'' t>l??oin slowly in this section, we suppnso the young people are waiving for better times. [ Will say to Sister "Cross Path" we dont know exactly the wherea bouts cd " Tattler," but be is build ing a new house and we learn he wants a "Cross Path" leading to his kitchen. W? h'-ar th-at a gentleman in the Mt Hucton neighlMi hood heard something after his chickens a few nights ago but was afraid to shoot for fe.ir ??f tci 1 1 i i?ir Bio. j'?J. 1). O." Wishing the Chrouiu.e much suc cess wy il-?se. Vivian. Xelley's Bridgo Mr. Kditor: ? Afier Lhree week's rest I will break -~4Jie silence, al though news is very search. Two young iv?t>n went to call on their best gill. On their way back home a red nose. u)ousler ra?e up before tliein and sand was sifted. One of them lust his hat and the o her his umbrella. A "sport" of Wolf pond gave t'iu following directions to a man who was inquiring the way to Luckno*. Slid he: Go right on till you come to the foiks of the road, but never mind yon go right on aniT'-y.ou'll see an old black stump, but yi,?. go right on and you'll see a path to the left It and, but never mind you go ;righl on and you need not stop there, you go light on and you'd come to u house right close to the forks of a road, Vou stop there and tlu-y will direct ton on out. Willi many g4od wishes to The Chronicle and it} editor, 1 close. Tar Heel. Pis^ah. 1 again coma on the first of tho New Yanr. As we have just pulled vh rough the old yesr we should re new our energies. We are glad to report such a pleasant lime at the dinner pnjiy given by Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Evans given complimentary to Miss Mat lie .Jeunnette, who is spenditfg the Christmas holidays frith Miss Hal lie Evans. \Vo must congratulate Mrs. K\ ana upon toe CKCeJlent din ner. We nre Afraid that some of 'C^ECULIAIt In combination, pro ? portion and preparation of ingredi ents, Hood's SarsaparilU possesses great curative value. Von ?h<m|d T*Y IT. ' i lie boys hud to go home tlivough that u v\ f vi 1 deep snow robbed <?( their hearts by some i>f the winning girl*. M;ss Willie White, of Providence, is visiting hi this neighborhood. Minx Dell Hradfoid, *f Smii h ville, has returned home after a very pleasunt vii.it It) this section. ,, Miss Minnie Kvaris bus he en ?pending the Christmas holidays with friends at SmiUiville. We had the pleasure of attending the tournament ?t Providence on Christmas dav. The day was very pleasant hut die dust rose t li i? k and fust. Wit heard one young lady say that she had not succeeded in gi t ting the dnst from her ureas yet. Mr. I.. I>. Jennings being the suc cessful knight had the pleasure of crowning Miss Annie Dinknis. J. I j. G. Boik mil. Mr. Kd : ? Ah you hav'nt got am correspondent from this point wo will try and give you some of the news. Though times are very dull and not much to write about so if wo do not wri's ? very long lettei i ho readers will of course excuse u<t. When u person is not mm h of :i writer and not anything much to write about it is hard wojk to write an v. It seems as if it is a hard matter for '.he farmers to get matters straight f*?r the new year. There is no f:?i in woik being carried on. Small grain crops are looking pros perous. Messrs. (?. A. Moselv of this sec lion and B. -M. Robert sun of the Smithviilo section huye recently been on* a visit. to ll?-aih Springs. Mr. Johnnie BurHeld son of the well known Mr. J.J. Hurfiold, is iM j wiili typhoid fever. Mamma's Had Hoy h"is that '"I). M." is in love with some of the sweet girls in his community. If lie will lone us a nickle we could hot it. against one that Mamma's Mn?l Hoy if, i;i lovo with some of the same giils judging from the con stunt calls he makes to a certain place. Mr. Kditor I nm sorry f"i "I). M." and '.'Mamma's Had Hoy" if they arc in love with iho giils and the girls are not in love with them, ain't you? They can well sing these few lines : "It is sweet to lovo Jbit oh, how bitter, To lovo a pretty if i r 1 And tlu n can't Ret her." Guixxivo Jakk. Kuckncw. The r.ew year has come in and the old year has gone out, and leaves nli of I'np i's f * >1 k a able to ent hog and hi tni?v. The bo v s all had a shooting match at this p'ace Friday. They had a jolly t r.ie pveipg who could etirrv ol! the ohl g-obl.ler. Mr. H. J. Ratcliire butchered a hog one day lust wei-k which I weighed *4^0 pounds. I tWink that is a vertf good swine. Miss Vermel Stok"S and Mr. T.iU ther Pate were married on lust Sun day night. Mr. I. F. Holland of II - ciated. Wo wish tlu-in a long and happy life. Miss Lou Hranham, who has been visiting relatives neat this j place, has returned home. W. J. W. mus'. bo gone into win ter quarters, or to see his hesf girl. I h?ve not hoard from him ju soine time. Wake up, oWbHud, land tell us what is the in altar. .1 Marty, marry, is the young folks talk. I heard a fe'low say not many days ago that he expected to got married this year if life lasts. I could tell nis name but 1 would he to Id utne. He drives li Track mulo as round as a hog, anrf pours the corn tc her like a fattening hog. He rid>-s<jn a road cart (one wheel to the side) and when the girls sec hi in coming they all run and hide. Girls,' you had better set your cap for him, and comb your bangs high and when ho come* sinir "Ui The Sweet H y And By." H. A.J. West Wateroo. M r, Klit.or: ? II has horn a lon<> Umi' since I wrote anything to y??ur goorl paper. The ground is now covered six inches deep in snow; the biggest snriw I ever saw. Times nre hard but it don't, stop t!ir* goung people from getting mar yi ifd. Your scribe hud tl^p .pleasure of attending a wedding supper on the night of of the 23rd ult at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. John Peak. Their daughter, Miss Lizzie Peak, was liapilv married to Mr. Billy Bran ham (or^ G.i^gs as he is sometimes called.) The attendants ?vercMr. Jimmie Tiranham and Miss Beitv Boss, Mr, Kddie Hin son and Miss LMlie Bnrdell, Mr. Jame Ration ond Miss SuUieDow ey. The ceremony was pei formed at 7 o'clock by Rov, J. B. Smith, nTter which everybody was invited to the dining room where a nice supper was prepared. Well Mr. Kditor, we had a good Chrwtmast and we reckon you rtpd 3*our correspondents did toft. We hope all your subscribers wiii, pay up and many more new ones ho addded. Corn Stalk. "Long 3ranch. Well after a few week's silence We will again endeavor t h give the readers of your valuable paper a faw dots from this burg. Xrnas Is over and nil the yonng folks deemed to enjoy themselves very much. We had the pleasure of attending the Christmas tree si Westville Monday night before Xmit and we tnusi say it was a very fine Iree. Thc/e was a sociable given At the residence of !\f r. F. Kirkley'* on l Xmae night and again the young people enjoyed t lioinael vc>. Tlii' ladies of Shiloli A i<i Society made the pi oplo ?>t tlii* conitnuni ly li?ppy At tin! Xotide parly. We intihl sfry they made it a success. The amount rocol v? <1 was 4(8. Oft Wo will not give i ho full progrAin of i lie party but \v i ? 1 s?.v a few wnids about i lie cake march. Kv ery boy ^>ot hi* brst ??iil and weni out to uinrrli. Mr. Mcllorton did not got a i; ill so Im look a boy %V 1 1 en the pistol A red JV I ?? . Mi ? 1 1 ? ?i - ion bad llu* cane, ho he got the cake. A word to (i. K. 1?. V\ e know that our name don't suit us an well Its it doctl \OU, llllt WO will h till nil to it for th?i present. Wc think yon IiaiI better go but k to jour old name. Vou look liko sometJiintr Mwallowid backwards nod "Sin k,*' your old name, would be appropr i a to n v think. To ''Pasco" we will ?oiy that we Mill not take time to explain wh\t pinning on tlio donkey's tail means ! if he will move t? )> to the front with u s lie will kooii learn. He u uly. Tirkoy Creek. Mr. Kditor : ? Wo will try and give you a few dots from this sec* lion fur the benefit of your many readers, but news is so very scarce that we hardly know what to write that would ho <?f interest. We are hnvir.gsome very cold weather just now, hut \W> enjoy iho cold snaps as there is some few lioga in this community yet, but we guess tl?a? some of them havo died with the sore head since Christmas. Hied on the 22nd inst., Mr. H. W. Kelly of east Kershaw after a continued illness. Wo suppose that ho c.inio In bis death by con sumption. Ho leaves a wife and four chriuiren to mourn their loss lo whom wo extend our sympathies. Mr. Kditor, wc will say a few words to your correspondent from Kellvs Ihidge as he hiimim such a notoiious name l<? his letter, >\ r sugjjost that he hi led some otliet name that would 'to more becoin tnir\?!. If his little hit oT brail, ire competent for selection, if not we advise Inm to ca.l on some friend to aHH i s t him. Wt! are in hopes tint we will havo some iunrri:ig>-s to report the next, timo we write. Best wishes to ilie Chronicle ?.nd is ediior. Vcrbum Sat Sa idenle. St. Charles. Dear Chroniclo : ? As my com munication was rather limited ir? my l??l loiter i wiil om;? mnu- try and give h few dots front this place. Well Mr. Editor, Xmas is over and I hope you and your c.orrspon (IrtitH have enjoyed it rh mueli as I have. Our young sports have been enjoying the holidays in various w a y h : hint hunting, social-left, X. in a s trees, balls etr., ho you can imagine for yourself our enjoyment 1 would uive a more dcllnite de scription if only space an. I lime would allow it hut I will have to re fraiu t. ntil/next time a# 1 know th reat of vo'tit* eorivsp >nd<?nts will have plenly of news to write yon this week. It seems as though our peopl? down Iwre eujoy shooting olf tur-J keys. Mr. J. A. Outlaw of till/ community had loino to sTioot oif. Several of our young sportsmen tried thierlue.k, Mr. .Jolmuie Krown, of Meehaniesvlll", hcing the ?u - cesfull contestant. Mrs. Fanr.ie Present t of Nagood is visiting friends and relatives in t hi* 'section. * Mr. W. R. presentt, of this jdaee is visiting lelntives and friends at Lynch wood. Your Antioeh correspondent seems familiar to me in his writings are we not. acquainted Hro. ?J .K? We are now having the ^largest snow storm that hits ever been known in the southern \ states, so says the old folks. M?\ Kdit'oV as it is getting quite lat?? in the week now and I fear this will not reach you I will elosn. Pasco. Oswogo Dear Chronicle: ? Th'solt! hrown earth has at lust donned her man tle <?f heautiful *now, Her sins are covered with the white robes "of righteousness and every wljeie re sembles an emblem of purity. I have just return- d home from a trip through the eastern hills of Kershaw and have enjoyed myself immensely among the young ladies of that section. 1 saw some things that made the heart heat a little faster. To begin with we had the opportunity of looking over the farms of some gentlemen who live on the earstern side of- Wateree; one of them says he has not bought a s>?'gle pound of hacon for his own use in several years. Such f irmer* is what we wawt to see and what the country needs to no ike the dust and fog of the ? present financicial cowuftion disperse. We are sorry to report the death of Mrs, Mamie McCleod which hap pencd last Thursday. Her family has our heartfelt sympathy. Mr. N. 8. McCleod, wno has been quite sick, is improving. Miss Lida Tisdnl, of Silver, Is vit>iiiag in this neiborhood. Wishing you all a happy new year, I close. . { H. G.Wallace Kelley, M.D'. HAH V.? CAMDEN, - S. C. Special attention g^ven to Diseases of the Throat siTd Chest. Ilill MIUIICS OF illli The f<'ll?>\\ii?jj Setimliuies <>f tl>o in 'vc S -lioi'l I >isti ii'ts , as surveyed and laid out by (.'apt. C. C Ilaile. surveyor, arc published in unlcr t<> facilitate tin* tnak ii.g returns in the n roper Districts. .1. \ liKUiSliV, School Commissioner K. C. IU.KAI.IJ Tt >\V NSI 1 1 1', IMSTK 1CT No 1. lliiiuii.i'il on the West hv Watoveo i i v - or from thi mouth of rim- Tree Creek to the mouth of Sumter*' Creek, on the North up tin* h int Senders' Creek iicionh I'hreo C's railroad, thence along the 1 1 Utiles' load to where it crosses the ( 'hcri\\\ or l\ I, graph road, ?>n the Kn^t along fbe snid Hughes' roatl to where it, crossed 1 Vij? l'ine Tree, thence down the said ereek on the Soil! li in w lie re it emp ties into the Wateree river. Hounded oil the North hv No 1 . ;i line | running up the said 1'ine Tree Creek to ( i I'eei. '? hndj'o, I l.i'nee along the road in M it easterly d ivrli .it hv Auticch Church to the Milliter County line, thei.ee a South-west direction alenj* the said, coun'y line to the WiUeroe river, thence j ?so tuo river t ?? the mouth oi l'ine Tree creek. No. a. i liouu'le I on th'i North-west from Crccii's bridge, up llig Tine Tree creek to the mouth of t lie N. K protig iiml up the said prong to tho hcrnl, thence a straight I me marked out running a N.W. course to where it strikes the i ond lead in;' to l'i ne Tree Church, tlienee along the Cliureh road in ? Nol l le?- astei lv di reetion to the h Hil of Scapeore creek, tlienee <low n the sail creek the lljie U> the Sumter Coiiniv line on t J ??.* I^nst, tlienee along the said County line South west to a road that crosses the Sumter j lute, thence along tho said read l y Anti jocli Church in u Wtatcrly direction to tlu- beginning at (Jreen's bridge. No. I. Hounded on the S. 10. hv No. .'I as iihove iIchi'I ihed, on tin- South hv I hi' llo^hes road at hefore described. North ol No. I from Sandi-r's ercck to l'ine lice Cioek, tlienee from Hughe's road at Sander's creek up the IciucuMer road to the fork of road at the levkhart I i o.e I, tin in i lip the said !, ?>.'); li;t; t vuinl to the t ieorgeti-wii toad, thence across the Cheraw or Telegiuph road to w here I tb?? I'im' Tree t lunch roan intersects 'with the < ;o?ii'got"Wti road, thence along tin' said Church road in a South- went di rection and ;?hm,_' the line abovi deserih ed oil the N. \\'. of No .'I. W ATI: UK.!: TOW NSI 1 11', DISTINCT No. 17. Bounded on tho South ami S. \V. by Richland County, on th" North by Hi" old Stage Komi to .Iwrdan's Mill creek, thence d.iw n tho Hiiiil creek to tip' river on the F/'isI, thence down tho river In the County lino. ' No. I 'J. oiiihI)mI on ilic North l>v 15* Mile it(., k , on I ho rasl by Walerf-e river, oil tin* South by llir o!?l Slaire road troin the ( iounty lino to .lord. til's mill, thence down said .1 oril.i n's mill creek to the riv or, itml tin* County lino on llus Weht. No, II. IIdiiihI' ? mi tli" South by 25-Mile crt*ek Iron, )??<? mouth of Hearer Dain to tht* head of ?aid I'S-Milc creek, 011 tht' N. W by the FairlleH fount v lino to .loiit'.s' old mill near the said Count* line on Sawney's creek, thence ?>n ohl road on the N. K. leading; t" Suit Pond :il a IioikI of I'.ea.vvr hum, I hence down I It-it ver I>i?ni to where it empties into '23 Mile creek. No. hi. Bounded on the ICast hy Wateree riv er troin the month of VG-Mile creek n|? l.i where the Fairfield lino strikes the river. thence down the Fairfield line a S. \V. direction to Jones' old juill, thence ni'.n^' die <> i <1 ro id from the mid mill to Walt Pond , tlienc-' down Beaver Dam to wher?. it empti- 8 into 2>-Mile creek. ih??nco duw ti ?nid erot k to the river. KL AT HOCK TOWlTsnir, DISTRICT No 8. Bounded aj* heretofore, tin the South 1 > V Sander's creek from it* month at the river up >to the ford who re the R. Road crosses I he Lancaster road, thence n i> the said road lo tie Lotkhait road, thence up Hid f- Lockart ro: d to the Georgetown, thence up the Georgetown road to the '''hrtie C s R. 11. on the Rob inson road, thence up on West side of the railroad to II aligns Rock creek, thence op said creek to the month of l.ick creek near the H. K. trestle and tin said I, irk creek lo the Lancaster line, thence it S. W. direction along the County lint* to the Salfdinrry road at. Mrs. Miller's. ( i hence down tin' said rqnd to the head of Little Flat ?ock creek, thence down the! said creek ntid lii^ Flat Hock crock to t iranny's Quarter creek and down said creek to the. river, thence the river o the beginning al the mouth of Saudcr's cretik, ?\o. 0. Bounded tin the East 1 v Xn. 8. I hem e from the County lino at Miller's on i lie' Sali?'..urr> road, the line, ami up I lie said road to the head of Beaver creek, thence dotvn the said crock to the river on the W, thence down the river to the mouth of < n anny's Quarter creek. No. 10. Bounded on the S. F. hy No. 0 or Bea ver crook, tin the Fast hy the road or County line to llaniring Hock creek :it the bridge, on t >?<?. North and N W. hy (lit; Lancaster county li'ics t? the river, t hence down the river on the S. W, to the mouth of B aver Creek, thence up the said CftM-k, the boundary <-f No. " t<? j t Jit' beginning at the head near the. road or counly line. BUFFALO TOWNS 1 1 1 1\ DISTRICT N o. ?'>. Bonn 'let! on the Fast by '..ynehe's riv er. beginning at the Sumter ami Darl- 1 imrton lines up said river to Young's In id ire, thence along the mad crosf Lynche'jf creek at McGongan's bridge to | to the 'tpnficlowu road, thence tlovvn naid road a S Fasterly direction t > Tine free Church road, theme a S. W. direc tion alon^ said road to the head of Black River creek, thence tlown the uLU^eek tn the Sumter line, thence aloFg the 8u niter line n N. K. course to the begin ning corner o;: Ljr.clio's r:ver. No. t?. Bounded on the N. K. by Lynclie'a ] river from Yonng'a bridge up to the nio.itb of Big Buthdo creek, thence np Buffalo creek l) l'oter's road, thence along the ?rid road a S. W. tlirection cross /..vncli'f' creek at I'oter'B bridge to the Georgetown road, thence tlown said Georgetown Tggg r> WlH'ft} tlK1 Ctltiraw or Telegraph roatl croMea said road, thener along 4*d?*grApU r^atl a N. l^. ?lircctlon to Young'# brid^, the begin where tl t^'orler rond crc?se?tho '*vnr&* t.iMrn r.nyfi mid li> wLorO it CrOSUI tilt J,nck|yTt road, thence ?;lorig ihe Look I ?ur* road M N. K- eourfte across Hough'* bridge on Lvnche's erei'k to the head "I a branch of Little IhiAulo crook, near ti.> Tynes road. thenco d'*wn ?:tid brunch t- ? a road a< ros.s l'uly bridge mid down Mai' I mud to Hough'* Toart and down said Hough's rood to where It enters tin I'oter, thence Sniitlrwcat direction along tiu? I'oter road across Lynched creek irtfc I'oter bridge and to where it crosses tin Ucorj[e tow n road, the I cyinning. No. 14. Hi >11 it led on the S. hy No lf? and No f. a*nlrvi>dy described ,on tin* K.bvLvmho's river, and on llie Nntih hy the Lanea* ler lino from (lie ereek t<> Tvne#' road, thj'iiee on the \V? st down the Tyn eft road to the J.orkliart road at the head of South prong of Hnllalo and down said prong to 1'oly bridge North of No. 15, thence along the road to Hough* roml to I'ofi road a n 1 1 ilown sai l IVter road to l>i^ 1 ? u t fain and d*>wu said lUiliaio to I?ynehe'a i ivef No. .7. Hounded on the Sort li from where Ty:uV road emsses theCmnty lineS. \V . along tlio County line to the ineorpora tionli ic of the town ut Kershnw and along t ho South li'Mimlarv of Kershaw t?> w lit* re the I, ancestor lino eiosses LicV ereek. thenve down Hitid rrtfek to Hang* ing Uock CrVck near il?o It. It. tn Htliv* theuee ?l. ? \\ n on ttio West side of the U. li. to win re it cm>tie* tlio (ieotgi town road, thence down the < ieorgetown roaM to the I. nek hart road, theu'io the said Loekhart road on the Seu*h-eai?t to the Tyn *' road at the head of Sunt!: Uulfa lo, t hence nhnig tlio Tvneg' road on the N. M. to tlie Lancaster lino, the begin liinu. . > No. I a. Is flint portion'*. f Kershaw lying South ' of tlie Lai. caster line. School Notice. Tht^notird of iCxinninet'H for Ker shmy^ C'otinlv will meet nt tlio School ( 'i hii m issioiie t;s otlieo on Kri? day, -January 18'.h, lBD5, at 12 M. for f lic pit i pose of appointing the trustees for the so veiiilNHc hoof dis tricts. d A. GHlGSliY, a. k. c. Money to Loan at 6 I'et lent Per Annum. The Inter-Stale I'liilding ami Lor.n A # soehition of /.llii^itr., tia.. now ha* an '?lutito/od Itram h in Camden with a full Hoard of t >Hie? rs and llneetrtis. Ii wihl loan money to its nienih rrt on good real ' est ate H??rn i it y at <? per cent, per annum, allowing tlietn easy terms of repayment. It* s'o. k pays hundsoimdv as an invest iiti nt and it does much good in the wuy of I eetv uraging saving mid improvement. \nvone wishing to join in Camden should apply to ^lr. I). K. Ilinson, local agent, or to Mr. K. t1. Zenip, lo.al Sce'y, and Treun. (iood live ifgenfs are w Anted to eatl v a h 8 f.ir this Association in every State. Kor further piirticular* apply to 'J'. A, ( ioode, Supt, of Agts , Room !t01, Fajuit* aide IJnihlinij, Atlanta, (in. Homestead Notice. South Carolina ? ? Kershaw County. Hy L, A. Witt/.nwsky, Master Ke?"slinw County. Wht reus npplientlon lias heen made to mo '?v Kh: her A Cnn ningliain, the lu'iid of n f.indly residing. in the ('ounty of Ker bIihw, State of Smith ('ar<dina. to have, appraised ?nd oet <dt' to her a Homestead in real piopeitv, situated in naid County tind State. Not lev is hereby ulven that, on Fri day, the Int. day of Kehrnary.. 180*?, at 1 'i o'cloek M., jiroceedinirH, wilt . ho insti tuted at my ofl'.ee in Cainden.tR. C?, <o have said Ilomestoad in re.d yrojier1 'y appraised and set off to th<* Haiti Ksth'cr A Cunningham. (?iven under my linnd and seal thla 2nd day of Jnumtrv. 1BU3. L A WITTKOWSKY, 'Mantor Kershnw County. Published on the 4th /lay of January, , lft!)."), in Tlio Cninden Cln'oniole. ' MORTGAGE SAIi South Carolina ? Kershaw County. Samuel I)o^' to H. 1>. Turner. ? M >rt y gage of Rna! Katate. / Under nit'l by virtue of authority in tlio uhove 5t i(c?i mi i tirmr", wltinli heurit 'date. November 1 St 1 1 . l*UO, and Is record* cd in I, ho offl c <if Ketfiater of Meano ( 'on veyance fur Kerahaw (.'runty in book ()<>, pajrcH ?80 and <">8!, tho undersigned will h?'II at public outcrv, h-fore the \ : on 1 1 I louse in Camden, 8. 0., on tho firsi Monthly in February, 1805. the fob I'.wiiitf doHcribiMl real entnte: All that tractor iiaftn I ?.f land lyifig and being Fitnntcd in Kcrsliuw County and State of Mbnlh Carolin i, contiiinie/ One Hundred nnif Fifty (1*0) acrex more or lent and hounded on the N??r li by tho McCnlluni Ferry roa I, on tin- Ka*t hy hind# of Hen ry Outlaw, formerly of George M. Turner, on the South by land** of Wiley Doiitv, formerly o! .1. \V. MeCnrry, and on the \Ve*t hy h'H'b of Isuae Holland. u. i>. tl'knfk; Mortgagee, Jan. II, i8:r?. wieiim ?? South Carolina- ? Kershaw County. A. L. Barnes, us Kx'or. <fce , VS. Albert M. Dunn, I'aul S. FuUler, et al. Tinder and by virtue of a deereft here in, I will fell a: public outcry before the. Couit II ruse in Camden, 8. C., within the legal hours of sale, on the fl?;? Morr - dav in February, 1893, the following real estate: All that piece. piW'et or tract" ? of land, situated in Kerahaw County State aforesaid, nei?r the head-, writers- of Black Hirer, containing ti*e hundred and ninetv-ttvo (50$,) aerea morj or les??, & bounded on tho North bv lands of thfc F.atate of Kenneth McCa?Mll and Fin# Tree Church, on the Fast by laeds of C. L. McCoy, floutn by land* of B. T. Mc Coy, and VVej?t by lwnda of J. K. Fierce . ? /aid Albert M t>*un owning an undi vided iuterefe^ pf irttrrthirda in said bnri?. ? f\J. Term* if4 f*alevOir-hpn cash, .bal ajioeon a felrtriK of oneyear with inte>Hg from date ^Ute iiay?u:? flnnwTqrniftf the whol* be^pffW. Secured by a born, of the purchaser and a mortgage of tht I premise* hold. fcrr ? u? u. * iii Sh?ri*K? J*r?- M* J