The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 01, 1895, Image 3
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Jdcal Vevf.
t, Tqj Sale.
A Sow an^l litter of Pigs. Ap
, >|#ly to W. \V. Micklk.
White Rabbits For Salo.
Several pairs oi White Rabbits
aaly clump. For further panic*
ulars apply to Mr. If. C. Qerpld at
j?J>uvid Wolfw'a niort*.
During Court Week
Tho ludu<? of th'i Pre shy tori# n
'Church will servo tneuU in the va
cant olllco next to I ho express cf
dlce. The price churgod will bo on
ly 25 vi' uis.
Photographs
J. If. Win hum, of So inter, S, C-,
will he in C linden for a short whilf>
;*?nd will mako Photographs at
T, Latham's Gallery. Call and
moo samples. 'Children and family
groups a successful specialty. Tin
t vpe? made at regular plies, Of
fice corner of Msin and DoKalh St.
\V iNitritN it Latham.
Meeting of B<>a?d <>f C<>ramis*ione?s
The Boards ofTownship Commis
sioners met on last Tuesday. All
'the members wore present, bu?. or.
uccount of some of the commissions
not being received nothing official
ly wn,s done. The Hoard w i 1 1 meet
for organization, ete., again next
3tfond?3*, February 4th.
3Tot Coming.
Rev. Mr. TenBrocke, of BurMng
ktoc, Vl., whoa short time ago hc
?cepted a call to the pastorate of
*4hfe Camden Baptist Chuich and
W|)Q was expected here next Sun
?duy, wrote the Church a few days
ago that he could not come unload
<lhe Church wool ) pay him more
than was agreed upon. This leaves
?the Church still without a pastor.
X
* y Deaths.
Mrs. Katie Alojlo.v, mother of
-3V1 ??. G. wi Monley, died yesterday
morning about 4 o'clock. Deceas
ed was about 75 years of age. Slie
ihail not heon well for some time
?twd her death was not unexpectbd.
U'o the bereaved oues we tender our
sympathies. - ? ? * ?
Our community was surprised!
, and g reived on lust Sunday to learn
vf.lhe death of Mrs. J. B. Arrants,
?^ife of Coroner Arrants. Decqaa-j
it was an estimable christian lady*
cShe leaves several small chrildrcn
mid many other relatives a'ndj
4'ricnds to mourn her loss.
Piomiscu'ous Items
'Old papers lor sale at this office
HI) ceuts per*huiidred.
Subscriptions for Ti.e Columbia
Register and The Atlanta Consti
tution taken at this office.
The Columbia Register and The
?Camden Chronicle one year for
$2.25.
The office of Supervisor of Reg
istration will be open on next M ou
tlay. See notice in unother col urn if.
PECULIAR in combination, pro
jiortioa and preparation of ingredi
ents, flood's Sarsapatilla possesses great
curative value. You should TRY IT?
Itch <mi human, mange on horses,
*log8 and all stock, cured in 30 m in
cites by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion.
This never failfc. Sold by Dr. F. L.
iZeinp, Druggists, Camden, S. C.
8 Ayei's Cherry Pectoral is known
?by its woiks. The experidfcee of
'half a century proves that no other
.preparation of the kind stops
coughing nnd alluys irritation of
the throat nnd bronchial tubes so
{promptly and effectually as this.
When Baby ivkfwck, wo Rave her Cafltoria.
XYheti ntie wa*a Clillcl, kIio crle<l for Castoria.
When she became Mim, who clunjf to Caxtoria.
When uliu had Clii I droo, kIus gave thotu Castoria,
TJnlike most proprietary medi
cines, the formulae of Dr. J. C.
Aycr's Sarsapatilla' STTd-rHber |w?TT
hiniions are cheerfully tent to any
physic^n who applies for them,
llcnce the special favor accorded
these well-known standard reire
?dlts by the WorlilV Fair coin in is
?pionets.
English Spavin Liniment re
removes all ha nl, Soft or Calloused
flumps and hlemmishes from horses,
lilood Spavins, Curbs Splints, Swee
ney, Ring Bone', Slides, Sprains, all
-*wn4en Throat*,. Coughs, etc. Vi(ave
JJT50 by use of one bottle. ~Wai-<
ranted the roost wonderful Hieiuish
?Cure ever known. Sold by Dr. F.
J,. Zemp, Druggist, Camden, S. C.
Belief in Honrs.
""^^Distressing Kidney and Bladder
?diseased ti|lieved io six hours by the
"New GreaV-Souih American Kid
ney Cure.** ijyt'ncw reineoy is h
great surprise" oB~ffHcnnnt rrf-itir cx
.ceeoing promptness in^relievina
pain ?n the bladder, ki i.ieyn, back
" aid ttvti jfymi > -tl?.- luiary. paa.
ssgee io male or female. It relieves
Teieeibm of water and psiq in psss
4ng H almost immediately. Jf you
wait qtirk relief and cure this is
. v*ar remedy. Sold bj Dr. F. L.
&e.*jV DmggisJ* CtoMfeo, 8. C.
Porsoftal
Mia. M. J. C'utton unit Mm. Sul
lie Albert, of Ksistoxer, are vUitmg
relative* in Wont WaU'ive,
Military M etlng.
Notice 'a hfcrehy given that the
Oakland Rifles will meet regularly
eye ry Friday evening at t lie Furmah
8}nkc*' phice at 3 p. m. sharp t<?
drill and in transact any buriness
that in!<y enme before the cor. puny.
I. F. Holland, ( 'aptnin.
4 When Others Fail
Hood's Saisapatilia builds up
Clioshat tered a\>tem l?y giving vig
orous action to the digestive or
gans, eroding iim appetite and pu
rifying the blood. (> is prepared
by modem methods, pos^esse* the
greatest curative power a, and has
the most wonderful record of act
ual cures of any medicine in exis
tence. Tulle only Hood's.
llmuV* Hlls nro purely vegatn
ble, And do not purge, pain 01
gripe. 2 .">(?.
Thousands of Cures
Have heen made of Rlteumslism,
Catarrh, fleer", Sores, Hlolehe*
and the moat malignant hlood and
skin diseases I ?y Botanic Hlood
Halm, tha result of forly veira ex
perience of all eminent Scientific
and conscientious physician. S>-nd
for book of wonderful cures, and
learn which is the best remedy. Bo
tunic Hlood Halm stands at the
liend. Pi ice only fcl.00 pei large
bottle. For sale by druggists.
Semi for free book and learn wis
dom. Address Hlood Halm Co.,
Atlanta, Ga,
Trua B'uj H"f "'m ^a Want oi
Piedmont Headlight.
We huty. rercived the folio ving
letter frofn oilQV>f the leading re
formers of Newberry county, and
which has the ring of the right
medal: ' I like your reform senti
ments und hop.? you will continue
in the nohle woik, and land noth
ing but ti ue reformers in thu con
stitutional convention. Now, I am
not a puriisnn,but what's the use in i
preaching that thu partisan feiling
can be laid mrnr 'ni Vrrr-, f.r;- !
the special purpose of electing men
to the constitutional convention?
It cunr.ol he done, and is contrary
to the nature of men. When the
negro vote is practically done away
with by tite convention enncling
into our orgnnic law ail education
al qualification, there will be two
white parties in this slate, en a
bout the sanie line of division as
i he present reform and conserva
tive faction. So our people had as
well prepare to be divided. It can
not tie otherwise. It is so in many
other states."
To Bettor Their Coniitbn
*
The following plan of the fai>
mors to help the present condition
of thing* was adopted at a meeting
of the fanners of Anderson a few
days ago, which was presided over
by the Reform leader, M?\ J. B.d
ton Watson:
Resolved 1st. That the exces
sive area heretofore, devoted Lo the
production of cotton be i? really de
creased and instead of nmking ii
the principal crop increase the
acreage of corn, so as tc tna!<e i'
supp'y the demands of the farmer-*.
Resolved 2d. That farmers de
vote more attention to the produc
tion of scrgUum, potat.es, peas,
hay and other food crops.
Resolved Jid. Instead of having
our meat houses in St. Louis and
Chicago, let lis erect them upon
our own premises and fill them
with home productions.
ilesol ved 4t h. Til a*. the exces
sive use of commercial fertiliz- rs
he discontinued, ?nd when practi
cal it be purchased on the cotton
option basis.
Resolved 5th. That tli^ lailroad
commissioners take immediate
steps lo have a reduction on freight
for all fei tilixcrs of fifty per cent.
Resolved Oth. That we encour
age tliif erection of cotton factor
ies and all other enterpiises in our
midst , which will employ labor and
utilize the ia.v products of the
land. /~^ ,
Resolved 7th. Wc pledge ? our
selves as l'ar as practicable to cnrr>
out the foregoing resolutions and
call npon the farmers r>f South
Carolina to unite in doing likewise.
Resolved 8th. That the press of
the State be requested to give pub
licity to these resolutions,
Resolven 9th. That the secre
tary forward a copy of theaiK'reso
I u turns to the railroad corpfhission.
Jfron Qar (jorrejIpoailfnU.
Mt. Olivet.
Dear Chronicle : ? Now while the
tain is steadily pouring without, we
will rpeuri ?a i<>w moments writing
items for the dfenr Chronicle.
- We have been on a visit to Prov
idence the, past, week, nqifwhilc
tlwrtt had U*? i pleasure of attend in#
a "double barrel" wedding; the
contracting parties were Meisrs. 1*.
W. Mat Ills and H. J. Rose, iwoof
t^aretorfonra'^ro?i popular/ young
men, and Miaaea Jftary Alice, and
"Carrie WeUon ifra of Sumter's
eweeteat girla. iSie cfrreroony waa
perforated by R?v. J. J. Meyer a, at
-the residence of Mr. W. A. WeJdon,
Jan. 23d 189.1, at 7 |>. in. The fol
lowing you l.idioa :tn 1 gout leinen
were I lie HUindunta upon Miss J
Alice :i ?i?l Mr. Mithi*: Miss Lillie
I We|i|m?, sister of the Initio n ? 1
muiil i.f honor, with Mr. Ka^in
Mutliie, hroihci of the groom and
best man, Miss Minoie M athis with
Mr. Arthur Wactor, Miss Katie
W acini* with Mi. VV. K. Hudson,
M in* Fled a Hudson with Mr. T. iT>
W ne tor. The maids woie tastefully
attired In pisk cashmere, lace and
lildion. Miss Curie and Mr. Nosh's
atte nil a nts were as follows: Miss
Saphronia Ross sister of the groom,
and i.^aid of honor, with Mr. Allio
NV? Idou brother of the biido and
best man. Mish Sena Wat-tor with
Mr. ?l i in in i?> Wilson, Miss Minnie
Lee with M>. Krnost Wacl.r, Miss
Leila Wilson with M?\ Well's of
' Ma reudon. The maids were beauti
fully IreRsod in I'I'io cash miirejace
and rilibon. The 1m ides were beau
tifully and tastefully. al?ired in
cream cashmere, lace, ribbon and
ora litre blossoms. The {gentlemen
all worn handsome black evening
suits.
I'he brides received in-uiy linnd
fome and useful presents. A bount
iful supper ?'?? spread which did
honor to the ladies who prepared
i'. A cake was linked with a gold
ring in it. and the wiit*-rs etieli cut
a slice of it, tho ono getting the
.*ing would ho the/ next married,
Miss Minnie Loo was the fortunate
one. /
After supper dancing wno engag
ed in uniil u la?.o hour, when all te
tired to their homes hoping to soon
spr nd another Mich evening.
Well sister "Cross l*ath" wo pre
fer being in the shoriirtf hands, for
then tln? county will feed us but
we don't t liink you will get fed
whore you wore going when Inst we
saw you, for Avhen last, wo saw our
sjonil sister she was going with n
miyhty t4Rnsh" down to ? well we
don't know whore she went but wo
?? re afraid she was not, bound* lor
the "promised bind." We hope i,hc
young man, refeivd to be her
going on our bond don't, "feel had."
He is good security in our rstima
ti >r, if not in that of sister ''Cross
Pa" If.*'
Mr. Stephen McCaskill ofA lona
has been visiting relatives here. -
Mr. J. A. Kirbv has been on a
visit to Kniiibis Hill.
* l'lease excuse our long letter.
Vivian.
High Hill.
Mr. Kd. ? Will you allow me
space enough in your valuable pa
per fo?* a few dots.
Some young ladies had on acci
dent to happen to them last Sun
dry. They wore on their w* \y from
Church when the road c u t broke
and threw tnem under the feel of
the mule>
Will say to Sister "Snow Hird"
that I think sin* wcntNorlh for the
Winter, but as her liest fell.?w h is
boi^n quite sick she comes back. I
think he is now improving sl"*lv.
Mr. A. C. Kcllv, who lived neai
L'i| know, has yone to Georgia to
lijje.? . V>
Z? Mr. J. A. Kllif war sporting Iiviv
last Sun lay. I think lie has found
him a girl over hero.
Rev. J. P. A Mi way has n flour
ishing school here. About pu
pils are on the roll. Mr. /tt]wa\
is loved by both old and young.
I do not think the farmers will
plant mtudi 2c. cotton (his year. I
'<ea:d a man say he w-c.a going to
plan i only one acre.
With best WisUes to The Chroni
cle, its correspondents and its Kdi
tor I close. Hit own Kyks.
Flat Reek.
Mr. Editor* ? I'leaae allow mo n
little space in vour valuable paper
for ? fvv dots from our quite I i t v I v?
neigh borhoml.
We have had an abundance of
rain dining the past few <laV 8, arid
very I ill le ha? been done on the
farm a* yet. Very little cotton will
be planted in this section this your,
food crops are all the go and that's
light. The oat crop has been dam
aged pretty considerably by the
severe cold weather.
Miss Eva Moore, one of West.
Wateret's, sweetest v?.ung la<]?p,
who has been spending a few clays
with l? ?? r cousin, Miss Minnie
Moo re of tli is place, has returned
home, much to the regret of sevci
al of our young men.
With hpst wishes to the Chroni
cle I close. W. i>. F.
Ionia.
Dear Chronicle: ? The weather is
very disagreeable at present. We
nre having so much rain.
Farmers have begun to prepare j
their lands for planting.
Mr. J. A. Ro\kin of this place is
quite ill. hut we trust he may soon
recover.
Mis* D-dsv Davis who has been
ill. is now well again.
Miss Mary Smith, of Longtown,
isfvisiiirta her aunt Mrs. J. R. Mc
Lcod.
Well I rtiust quit as news in s<?
scarce, will write again when Home
one kills a hog, that i? if I cat) gel
the weight. Good bye. ;
Ol.IVK.
Lacknow. /
Dear Chronicle: ? Afu-r ti vacan
cy of a few week*, I wijl again
write a few lines for your interest
TLoUhfT went to fhnr
!c?Von on laet Monday on irapor
tant business lie returned on
Friday end wen taken very ill.
Mr*. L H. Peehlea who baa been
ret y ill, we are glad to ?j ia >m
| pro\ i n# .
A! i s. A. I.. lln'iios an. I dmsj'ilei
| was iu litis i <> in iii .i ti i ly today, Sun- j
j da
News i* soai'co and limes ^rtluij;
Worse.
r lie Ln^iippe is ruling in litis
com 111 unit \' U'iw.
Mr. Willie Stok<'H ami wtfo of
SiiiiiUt, nro vis?iios* reluli ves near
t4lhis place.
1 won I- 1 like to ?:i y to llro. .1. NV.
NV., thai 1 will not take up hi* hab
it u ii 1 1 1 In* drops it; ho measures
in v corn hy his half bushel, hul yon
know wlicii that old ill tin put a
move on you down that la no am'
you run in tho lion lied and then
jjot in the road a^uin. 1 licai d a
fellow say he con hi liavo played
marbles on your coal tail. Old I toy
I think you will have to #o hack in
the I u no to lin(| ypur habit.
II. A. J.
Jurors
Gh.vnd Jrit'iKB. ? T A Croa&latid,
F II A i rants, A J Frielap^ I, C
Jones, Sam l*a>je, John I) IVnk.
? loll II M Kohel'lS, JcttKO .1 Nct'len, P
A UohwoII, K NV Pot-tor, i' K I > i ti
kln?, -J S H irtlehl, Geo. VV Kint.
llticlv H lliti no ii, David S Small,
Jon, K ?Jcitihs, Ahram Gibson, \\
K (ih un.
Pkiit Jruoua ? J A A i matron#,
\V II liuckabee, Jr., Jasper Davis,
A NV Haht>n, John A Muun, ?V N
Paschal, J A lloswcl', J Furmn.:
Davis, Jno S Golf, S F Ivoiloy. / 7.
Uarlh-ld, James (' Gibson, Jr., Thorn*
ii8 Hurt-foot-, D-miel M??tloy, Kheu
!?eli llinsou, Ii II Hurdel1, NV llelll'\
Jones, II F 1 1 >ykin, Ii It Hak ;r, G
S Kin#, Win II Campbell, A h
Moody, NV in II Yomiii, NV T Hell,
P T Twitt.v, Joseph Simpson, NV M
Loilis, John A Kdi?, A Ii Kahoti,
A J McDowell, M trcelhis Smith, 11
f Ghoh'en, NV A N iulclnoo, John
I) Grosslund, Win M Hinson, J '1'
Gn#sl?y.
The ?rand Jury will seive for t !>??
* e i lie pel 1 1, for the l'Yhruun
lerm onl\\
^ .
AS IN YOUTH
Ayer's Hair Vigor
CORDIALLY INDORSED.
RESTORES i
Naiurai Gruwth
CV THK
HAIR
? vur.N ?
ALL OlUKJfc
Dressings
FAIL..
"I can cordially Indorse Aycr's Hair
Vigor, as one of I lie I test | no pa ration*
for i ho hair. Wltcn I began using Ayor'K'j
llair Yig >r. all tlic front part of my head
? nlinut lialf of Jt ? was lialil. 'I <10 use
of only two 1>ottlcs restored a natural
grow ill. which still continues as In iu\
youth. I tried several other dressing*,
hut they all failed. Ayer's Hair Yig? r
is tlio lipst." ?- Sirs. .1. <\ rnKVKsr.i:.
<i.('onver.so. Texas.
Ayer'S Hair
iMirrAitm* iiy
Dr. J. C. AYER ? CO., LOWELL, MASS.
0. L. KIRK LEY.
ISrOTX^TTDPXJBI-.IO
CAMDKN, S. C.
City Tax Notice. 7
Citv Treasurer's Ollice, )
Camden, Jan. 18'Jft.)
TliC/hXokn for the clhction of city
taxe^tnil Ito openi ?l in tin* Conned
Chamber in t'.ie Opera llotise on Friday.
February Int.. ami remain open to
Monday, February lltli, IMKi, imlusi.c,
lifter \vlii?li (Into the penult v will attach
to nil delinquents.
Cohts hikI charges will lie added after
Up. hi. ? .ii February 1 1 1 1 1 ? 1811/i.
There will be no cxtentiou, ho come in
and pay your taxes now.
J. L. IIKAKIXCTOX,
City Treasurer,
Jaiuja.y 28th,
Registration Notice.
Ollice of Supervisor of Ueiristration, I
JCaiiideii, Jan. 2\ 18!)">. )
The olliee i.f Supervisor of Registra
tion for Kershaw Co inly will |?o open
On the first Mondays in February, March,
April and May, for t lie trail-action of kiicIi
business as the law directs in connection
with the registration of voters
Also the ollico will be opvn on salon
day in March and the next ten days fol
lowing for the registration of vo'crs for
the Constitutional Convention.
Thy ollice wdl he open everyday froin
9 a. m. to 1 p. in., and from 'A i>. in., to
,r?p. n?. \V. K. HOCtill,
Supervisor liegistration.
"! ANIMAL EXTRACTS
I'r? i~nro<| uccordinic Uf the formula of
DIJ. W3I. A. IIAMMONI),
Tti bla laboratory at WukinctaM, i> 4'.
rKMI'.nKIMR, from the liraln. for.1l*
CtW' of (lie liruln mid nervuiiM "yule in.
MKUi'LLIXiif rom the cord, for <
dlneufti-* of tltu Mrd. ( I.ocouiotor-Atnx lf?,
etc. .
i'ARMXK, from the heart, far dl?ran<-?
of the Wart. .1
from tho tester, for ?1l*enne*
of thtteaten. ( Atrophy of tbetirKuni.iter
lllty,etc.)
?VABIXR, from tbeovarleii, for diseases
Of tnc OTurlm.
Mt'MCfLIMK. thyrodloe. etc.
I?mi, Fl? Brtf. frit* (1 indM\ If.M,
The pbyrfolnrlral effects prodntVd lir .1
*fn*le iliwf of 4'erffcHwr are ncMlrniilan
of the tmlie with fcyllng of fiitl**** ami 4 U
tentVon In the bead, eihtTariiftoA of ft pi riot.
lnrtM??l urinary excretion, augmentation
of |he expulsive. force of the Madder and
peristaltic action of the Intestines, Increase
In mnacwlar strevurth and endurance, In
WW TuclDMtSi App^'fTif kinrt (TTy< ^rfvpjw^T .
Where local dru??tat? are not MppIN
with thjr Hammond Animal K* tracts they '
will be m#u?d. tos<;Jt*r wltli all existing
lllmitrt on tbtMbjtct, on receipt of price,
mat Mirnu cnncAi>
I Sheriffs S.tles,
S'ltith C'ar< Itna ? Kershaw (bounty,
1'mlor ami bv v'rture ol sundry cxq.
euitoiis to iiu' directed by J. C. Kolliugs,
l-'.st) , ('.unity Trcasnr* r for Kershaw
Count v, I will pr? ceed to soli, in I rtin I
of thfConrtfloiHo iti( \imdon ,oii the first
Monday in Kohrurary, istiS, during tin*
fetjrtl li?ttiT's of sk1?s the following tic*
scribcd' 'pal estate to w it ?
School District N'<>. X.
acres of Inn 1 bounded by 1 n u ? 1 s of
\llrn Jordan an I others and levied upon
as tin* property of Sarah Dabnev.
Also one oth< r ton f 1 10 aOn -s in No. S,
hoiuuloi it ? andownot unknown.
Scllllol Dint lit i No. 1.
100 acre* hounded bv lands of, Hoel.y
Cooper. Sanders lloykin, Jolir McCar
thy and Klierhe t?ml I- ?* i**?l upon a.-> the
projicl t V ol Hoi r ;e<> Carhi ?
K. It. Wl 1,1,1 A MS,
S. K 0.
MOItTGMB SAUL
{Son ill ( 'afottnH? *?J\ershaw
William H iint, io jtv 11
lev. Mori of
Real Kstate.
ruder and by virtue of authoi-itv in
tin* above stated mort ira'-re, which htairs
?late, Januarv ?5ih, 1 , and is record
ed in the * ?llic?? of Kcgister of Mesne
Conveyance for Kershaw County in
book LI,, page DH the underpinned will
sell a public outery, before the Court
ll<?use in CannVn, S . C.,oii the first
Monday in Fohuary, 1 tin- hd'owing
descilbed real ? stale: All t h t> t piece,
parsel or tract of land lying and being
in Kershaw County ami between the wa
ters of Hitr Timber Swamp and the head
vr iter* of II irs 'p.m branch, containing
fifty ('"'(>) acres and bounded as follows:
On tlu> North by Oeorge Alden formerly
belonging to J. W. Arrants. Kast by \V.
?I Keynolds, on the South by K. lK*as
a. id William Hunt and on ti.e West by
lands heioiotiog to John MeCaskltl and
A McKeod. Terms ot rale ? Cash.
M. 11. IJKAHKF.Y,
Mortgagee,
- mmm sale,
South Carolina ? Kershaw (bounty.
County.
Brad
Suiuttel Do*' to It. I). Xurtn r. ?Mort
gage ot Keul K state.
Cudcr and by virtue of authority in
the ab? >ve at ited mortjair0, whicli hears
date, November 18th, ISiH), and is record
ed in I he ofli -e id hegister of Mesne
Conveyance tor Kershaw Crunty in book
< X >, panes *80 and "18!, the undersigned
will sell at public ontcrv, le'fore tin
l oil IT i louse in I'linnlui, S. ('., on the
firs^ Monday in February, INO.1, the f' d
lr.wing described real estate: All that
tract or parcel of land lying and being
!-itnrtl?*d in Kershaw County and State ot
South i 'nrolini, containie^ < >no 1 1 undrcd
and Fifty (1*0) acres more or less ami
'hounded on the N-irb by the MpCullnm
Ferry road, on t he Kast by lands of Hen
ry ( hitl.iw, formerly of Oeoive M. Turner,
on the South by 'nidw of. Wiley Doiity,
formerly <0 \V. McCurrvN and on the
West by h'lld.H ??f Isaac. Iloililid.
Tt rins of S i le ? ( Vish.
It I). TCKNKK.
Mortgagee.
Jan. 11. 18:?">. .. ;
Sout h ( ? arolina ? Koraliaw County.
A, I,. Barnes, .14 K\\ir.
vs.
Albert^. M. Dunn, I'aul S. Felder,
el, a I. /
/
lTmh?r and by vijtnC' of a decrut- hero
in, I v ill scll>^T?nblic ontcrv before the
Couit Hi useSttt-'aniilen, S. C., within
the legal hours of sale. 011 (lie first Moe
dav in February, 18t>5, the following renf
estate: All that piece. parc?d or tract
of land, gittiiUed in Kershavr Count c,
State aforcMMid, near the bend- waters ol
Black Kiver, contain, ing live Innidreu and
ninety-five (505) uteres more or lessv
bounded on the North bv lands of the*
Kstate of Kenneth McCaskill and Pine
free Church, on the Kast by lai'ds ofC.
Ji. McCoy, South by lands of It. T. Me"
( !ov , an I West by lamU of .1. K. Pierce
? said Albert M Dunn owning an undi
vided interest of two-thirds % in sahl
lands.
Terms of Sale? One-lnilf cash, bal
ance on a creoi' of one . year w ith interest
from date of mlo payable am u-dly until
the whole be paid. Secured by a bond
of t lie purchaser und a iiiort;.{ igo of the
premises sold. .
If. It. W I Kid A MS,
SheriflT Keisintw County
Jnn. 1 1 ? til.
a \
? Poor
Health
y means so much more than
y you imagine ? serious and
i fatal diseases result from
^ trifling ailments neglected.
^ Don't play with Nature's
f greatest gift ? health.
Browns
Iron
Bitters
If you are feeling
oul o( sort*, weak
and generally ?**
haasted, nervous,
have no appetite
and can't work,
begin at onre tak
ing the moat relia
ble strengthening
mcdiciiie.wfilcli lr.
Brown's Iron Bit
ters. A few bot
tles cure? benefit
ctftMCs from tbv
very first dose?//
mm t itain jrevr
ttrth , and it's
pleasant to Uk?.
It Cures
I
Dyspepsia, Kidney and I.iver
Troubiesr
Constipation, Bad Blood
Materia, Nervous ailments ?
"" Wowen't xoin^atntB.' .? t
Get onl^the genuine it * .? iro/^ lrc<l
Ua?M lite wrapper. /.II - .:._r ? iTTSTftj; '
stliates. On ffftii'i o' .n .j
'will tend cA ol 1? ' ? ;?!?.? *\ ?
Pair Vl?w? *n<l \>f o\
1 aaowN CHCMtr^
tW^pntttd for 1 0 years.
Mciitlont
tliih ju.jK'r,
ORGANS,
$32
mid upwards
PIANOS, $175
ami upwards, i
" H.W. ALXEGEft,
WASHINGTON, N. J, V. R
11 in
01
I'H'inimy Imnkrr j <*n:ifuti'i
jiK'ieliiii:! ori \| n f.-i ctiil I
dud ().>! oxtran .11 Ik
k 1 > i t |\<1 i roinj tly on I
ti n <lays' t< >t (rift). [
(.Innlnr frcelonll.
Bcsuretowflteme j
(III (l iul ill ^
r <?\\ ir
no Ik'
.ii|
H.
Ui
(
it
COI.DS
CI its
BRl'lMvS
SOUKS AM)
BURNS.
USE
ET
4B.
FOR PAIN
1 r en iiivs
Ivhruinat i.-iu
N omalgia
Toothaclio
1 loadacho aiiil
Chilblain*.
For sale by all Jru^ists at TWKNTY-t IVKGFNTfc.
J UK T. X. 1 4 CO., Columbia. S. 0.
W. L DOUGLAS
SHOE
FIT FOR
A KING.
Over Olio Million l*t'opli< wrur ilir
W. L. Uouglns 93 and $4 Shoos.
All our Nhot'H ai?- rquiillr ?atlnfu lory.
Thoy nlvc tlio liost value for tlu??nonoy.
Tliov i'i|iiul l U.stom olioos In xtylo uiul tU.
Tiu'lr vviHurlnii <|u.tini.-? ?re unaurwuwea,
Tlio prloos nro tin i ft >i in - Hlani|>i'(.l on ?oio.
rivmoi n? ^ ? nin m uuiri
If your ttruU-r vnnnot Mi|>|>ly jt?u wocah.
$5,$4|$d>60 Cordovan, U
Kiiuim-llcd t'lilf nml Kuuaiii-oo.
83. OO Polioo Shoes. 3 soles.
$2.00 and $2 Workwomen's.
tp2?<ttl.70 Boy* School Shoti
, Ladles' $3, $2.50. $2 and $1.76.
If your ilealor cannot supply
you, wrlto for catalogue.
W. L. Douglna,
Itrorkton. Alnti.
FOR DALE BY MIRSCH BROS.
1 LANT PKCANS.
Pays more not income than honking
or investment in stocks or lunris. Grow
in t'M'W Shite in tin* I'nion. Hest inort
iirRe lifter known. Hctter than n y.ihl
mine. (iives royal annual ineoni's.
^rnil for circulars (o the Texas Pecan anil
Seetl Company, Port Wort, Texas.
Ait'. 10 i
Ga'csmari Wantod
0 ?????! wa i',es to sell our Nursery
Stork. Apply '<>r terms. W?? will >
have I < ? r Spring ami Kali, IS'.)."), a -i
HNinen.se stock ot' A pplej'ear.l'lmn,
1'eiieh, A pr'cot, Cherry, (?r:i?c, etc. I
A iso 8 il) a I i fiuiis, bli:nl(Wtn<l umti
menial trees, roues, etc. Wo inuke
a specialty of wholesaling to la'ge
planters (.irecl. We will soil to tc
>ponsi lile parties nn<Vtnk? note puy
uhlu iii six, twelve ami eighteen
months. x'
Write us for who'esalc prices
A ildrcM* :
South k km Ni:hskuy Co.,
Winchester, Tenn.
Jan. 25th, 5 mo.
Patrick Military Inst,!
Anderson S, C.
A ca domic mid Colle^intti
course of study. Classes*' ar
ratiged to accommodate youn<5
men who wish to accomplish t he
most possible in one or t\vo
years Business Course. Coin*
i'ort able quarters, wholesome
I a re, ?;ood discipline. Cadets
may entyr January ls^
col. JNy). B. Patrick,
b' U I'Elt I NTK K OK N T .
4c. COTTON
t- A
K|;ikcR ?!<"'. PRICKS, even on
PIANOS & ORGANS
H/OfclT bc discouraged, bin
LfV/ni I write fur our ureal
!$ar<;ain List and Wondetfully
Installment Terms.
4c. PllICES.
A oi'W Mulliunhi'k I'luuo ?SO Icm Uinn
evw (wild.
?40 Suvtol on * Sterling Piano.
Twenty Ntfirljr New f*; mil**; I'Iiiikm
at S>w York kIvh mv^y l'rl?%
Ni'w IJprlKlita? /roui Mak
er* hi Cut 1'rntn.
IlKli Mirror Top Organ only Ijo.
SAVE MONEY ?? y buying from the
Gic.ucst Southern Music House.
LIDDLV & KATES,
?S:tv;um;ih, (>'?.
ttlelnwny Plroinn ot
1 <iclnr> 1'ilceH.
(Ml HACKiHR& SOiY,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Doors, Sash j B'inds,
Moulding, Building Material,
Sash Weights and Cord.
CII AKLK^JX)Nr-7 ^8, ?r
Purchnse our makes, which
we guarantee superior ? JtflL. RU?
sold South, and thereby iaye
money.
I . # Window and Fancy Glass a
specialty, June 29.
Doafnocs Cannot Bo Curod
By lot1!*! application iih ! can
not teaeli I be tliHi'MHfd port ion 4f
llit! cm'. ' r 1 1 ?? ???? in only ?<ne way t ? ?
euro deafness it n?l ill at i?? by eon*
ti utior.al remtdies. Deafness is
caused by mii inflamed condit ion of
the mucous lining of tlie ICum.ii'
cliian Tube. When this tube i* in>
tin hum 1 yon have m ru milling Bound
or impel feci hearing, and when il
is entirely tinned. Deafness in tins
rcHiilt, and unless (lie inflaiuation
can l?e taken out mid \liis tube re?
stored to its uoriuul condition, her r?
tu^r niii lie destroyed forever; inn**
eases out. of ten are caused I ? y ca
tarrh, which is uolliiu^ hut uu :.tu
llamed eouditiou of the inucuos
8U i faces.
We will j?ive One Hundred I)oi?
lars for any ease of Dcafnossfcaus
ed l?v catarrh) Hint cannot be euiv
ed by Hall's Catarrh Cine. Send
for i! I fell 'ni h t free.
b\ .1. GHKJjiKY <fc CO.,Tt?led?s??s
jp^F^Sold by Dt'titfgUlt*, 75ts
AND |
SAVE1
MONEY
ABSOLUTELY
The Best
SEWING
MACHINE
MADS
WE OR OCe" DRALbHb\b Mil
you machines eb?ap?r than yon can
Sot cUewliore, The NEW HOIK^ Is
oiirbcut, bnt we mako cheeper kl?4%
ouch os the OLIRIAX, IDEAL ana
other Illxh ArntiftaU Nickel Fisted
Dewing machine* Par $18.00*ndnp.
Call ? our ag?| or write ns, w?
want your trade* and If prices, terms
and square deal lac will wta? we will
hare it. We challenge the world to
prodnco a DBTTBB $50.00 SewlBH
Ittaclilae for $60. OO, or m hotter $tO?
Sowing Machine fbr $10.00 than yon
can bay irons as, or oar A (fronts.
TUB NEW HOME SEWHG UCHHECO.
Otujtnm. Nts. Bonov. Htm. U Ujno* S?u*,I.l,
CUJCAUO. lUk. Sr. IXMTH, Mo. Diiu^nui
ATum,?U.
fell SALE B*
Camden, S. O
Ripanslaoiii^ j
Rip.u.s ;::\j < :;i?
j'.1 .? r; j' iC'.i
W'i'-iviV ! * liv i iVi til-'
cal ;f 'Ihoi i!l?. o an.i ; o ; "<?.?
j?';ntv I i:i :t
'.om;ri'? !/?<- f. shiva /' ?. vsry ? ]
wiicr-j. /
Ripar.n Tr' :;Ics net gently
upqft 'liys-Jiver,
stomach inlerincs.^ cure
dyspepsia, haVi^-.'j ..t>mtipa
tion>o|fci.sivo 1 r" :*nd head
achc. Or* 2 tabulc taken at the
first svr.vj'Lam of iudigestion?
biliousness, dizziness, distress
after catincj, or depression of
spirits, wiH surelv and quickly
rempvc the whole difficulty.
EtiiMftssTabufes may be od
Rlparf* TaSxIw
?are engy to t^her
quick to act, and.
save many a 4ocJ
tcr's bilL \
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