The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 15, 1895, Image 3
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V V/hito IU'cblts For Salo,
""StS'trul pair* of White Rabbits
for Bale cheap. For further panic*
ulars apply to Mr, If. C. Gerald at
David Wolfe's sUue. ,
Garden Soed Free.
Dr. Strait ha* sout to Mr. 1 1 1* m v
K. Hoard from t ho Agrlcull -
purtroont at Washington aoine very
desirable garden sec d for free dis.
Dibution in thin county. If you
need garden ^eid call ou Mr. iieard
at lire Court I louse.
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Relief in Sto Hours.
Distressing Kidney am^JUadder
diseases relieved in six hours by the
"New G real South American Kid
ney Cure." This new rem coy is a
great surprise on account of its ex
ceeding promptness in relieving
pain in the bladder, ki.ineys, back
an. I ever)' part rf the urinary pas
bages in male or female. 1 1 relieves
retention of water and pain in pass
ing it almost immediately. If you
* want quick relief and cure this i?
( your remedy,' Sold by Dr. F. L.
\VJe.np, -Druggist, Camden, S. C.
When Others Fail
Hood's Saisaparilla builds up
" tho shattered system by ? giving
vigorous action tu ihe digestive or
gans, creating an appetite and pu
rifying tho blood, ll is prepared
? by modiSn methods, possesses the
greatest ^Frative powers, anil has
tho most wonderful record of ac
lua] cures (if any medicine in ex
istence. Take only Hood's.
llOOd'c Tills are puryly vegeta
ble, and do not p xtg^, p.iiu or
- gnpe. 2 (
A Morning Marriage
The marriage of Mr. W. V.
Cauthen and Miss Mamio Team,
was celebrated this morning at
8.30 o'clock, at 'the residence of
Mrs. Jane l'enm, the bride's moth
er, Kev, W. C. Power, pei forming
the ceremony that made them one
for life. Only a few inliuiata
t frieti ds and relatives were present'
at the liouae, and the marriage was
a very quiet affair, but none oi the
less happy, and pieasailt on that
"account. After the ceremony
breakfast was served to the guests,
. and immediately Mr. and Mrs.
Cauthen left f*,r their home in
Westville, Kershaw County. ? Sum
ter Watchman & Southron.
Failed.
The J. K. Nix Seed Co, of Hain
't burg, S, C , whose advertisement.
? appeared in The Chronicle and
nearly every other paper in South
Carolina last week and the week
'before, has failed. The following
communication from them will ex
. plain itself :
"Hamburg, S. C.
Camden Chronicle: ? The J. K.
. Kix Seed Co. has failed. Please in
form your readers who sent for
seeds that their stamps will he re
'. turned. J. K. Nix Seed Co,"
We. trust that our readers who
? answered the advei tisemcnt will
not be disappointed in not having
?. their money refunded. We hope
? that we will he able to report itiou:
next that the J. 1C Nix Seed Co.
lias been as^ood as their woid and
all money sent them has been re
turned. ?>. ,*
Piomiscuous Items.
We are informed by Supervisor
1 1 on th tvt over 900 negroes regis
tered during llie ton day iu wliic.h
the office has been * open, for
the registration of voters for the
Constitutional Convention.
THE BLOOD is the source of
? health. Take Hood's Sarsaparilla to
teepitpure and rich. lie sure to get
FOOD'S SARSAPARiLLA.
ItchYn human, mange on horse?,
\llogs and all stock, cured in 30 min
utes by Wool ford's Sanitary Lotion
This never fails. Sold by Dr. F. L.
?Zemp, Druggists, Caimlen, S. C.
The sooner you begin to fiyht the
fire, more easily it may be extin
guished. The sooner you begin
taking Aycr's Sarsaparilla for your
blood-disease, the easier will be the
cure. In both cases, delay is dan
gerous, if not fatal. Be s'ire you
get Ayer's and no other. '
Truly Ast' nishing. ? Miss An
nette N. Moen, Fountain, Minn.,
says : "Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
has hrd a wonderful effect in cur
ing my brother's children. of a se
vere and dangerous cold. If. was]
truly astonishing how speedily
they found relief after taking this
preparation."
English Spavin Liniment rc
? removes all hard, Soft orCalloustd
<Lumps and blemmishes from homes,]
lilood Spavins, Curbs Splints, Slireo
ney, Ring Bone, Stifles, Sprain^, all
swolen Throat# Coughs, etc. Sivej
>$50 by use of one bojltle. Wat
ranted the most w/fffderful Blemish
??Cure ever known. SbltJ by D^. F.
E. Zomp, Druggist, Cafnrten^S. C.
When one is sick he wants some
thing that will give liiro relief. "Noth
ing will do this so quickly as a bot
tle of T. X. L. If properly applied
ifalwaySTelteves. ? For tale bj aH
? druggists at 25 cts. Atk for -it/
lilave no substitute. /
?r,\TK oy Our*, City or Tqiei?>>
/ 1.^114 CotNTY V' |
Frank ?t? Cheney make* ???? 1 1?
that h? U tin1 M*nior purtner of tin
Dm) of F. J. Cheney A* CV, doinj?
hutdncts in the City of Toledo,
County and State aforefcah', and
tliut ?Aid linn will (my the sum of
ONK UC.NDKKD 1)01. LAU* foi
eucdi and every case Cutuuh
that cannot he cured by the use ol
llull'o I '? t.?i rlt (..'ute.
rKANK .1. CIIKNKV.
Swn/n to lu tore me and sub
sciihed in w;y presence, this Cth
dfl^ (<f I U'v'v Mi t >i- 1 , A I). ISS'i.
A. W. (JLKASIJN
fe K A I .
N<?taiy Public. s
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally and nets dinctly on the!
I lood and mucous sv: feces *.? f the
system. Send f >i testimonial*, free.
F. .1. Cjikxkv A Co., To!?do, ().
/?te?T*S?d.l by 1 > : t;^r itiiH, 7j.
For Sale.
A sow and litter of pig*. Applj^j
to ? F. W'Es-iy
Bring Us y/hat Ycu've 3:t.
Corn, pons, incut, potatoes, wood
or anything which can l>e utilized
in hous< keeping will he taken on
subscription to The Chronicle il
you have not ??<?t the money.
A Household R< mody.
And it never fails to cure Rheu
matism, Catarrh, IMmp'ea and all
diseases arising from impure bloo l,
in llotanio Blood Halm. Thous
ands endorse ii as the hest remedy
ever olfercd to mankind. 'I'lte
thousands of cures peifor.mbd by
this remedy are almost miraculous.
Try it. Only *1 00 per large hot
tie. For sale by druggists. See
i^l ver li semen i elsewhere.
Don't ?af it Off
The necessity of a spring medi
cine is universally admitted. This
is the best lime of year in which Vo
purify the blond, to restore tin
lost appetite, and t,<. tin i Id up the
entire system, as the body is now
peculiarly susceptibly to benefit
from medicine. ThA srreat popu
larity Attained by Ilood'j Sarsapn
trilla, owing toils real merit and its
remarkable ouccess, has establish
ed |t as I .k; very best medicine to
take in the spring. It cures serof
ul.i, salt rh eiin\ ffnd all humors,
hilliousn^ss, dyspepsia, headache,
kidney and liver complaints, cn
tarrnvtv|id all ad'ections caused or
promoted by low tH-nlti 'at tlie sy5^
tem or impure blood. Don't put
it oir, out take Hood's Sarsa paril la
now. It will do you good.
V . _ ? Personal.
Mcssers. T, L. Davis and J. N.
Jones were m Columbia last week
on business for the Alliance.
M/. A. A. McDowell spent tliib
we</k in Camden.
K\v. Mr. Ferris, of WinnsbWoug,
preached in the (Camden Haptist
Church op l:ipt Sunday morning and
night ;?lso on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday nights. i Mr. Ferris i*>
an earnest preachy, and we beneve
that much wes^^ocmnpli^lied
by his vijiifnl^n1.
Rev. FathcF ^osuph D. Budds
will be in Camden on Wednesday
and Tburs^'rtTf'Mtt'rch 20 and 21,
All Roman Catholics who desire to
receive Holy Communion must
meet him in the h ill over the Fai
mors' and Merchants' Hunk at H.\
o'clock Wed ncsday afternoon. Mar.
20th to make the necessary prepar
ations. Mass will be celebrated the
.following morning ct 9 o'clock.
Public invited.
Obituary.
ICl'zabeth, w ife of Robert T. Smitli,
entered into an eternal r.t?st, Februrarv
17:1). In llio still hours <M early morn
and with but. five minutes warning she
was u .shored through the portal death
into a new life
A husb ind an?l several children are
bereft of a fond wife and devotud mother.
The stump <>f beautiful and swim t char
I nctor was hub libly impressed upon t'"e
hearts and minds of her loved ones who
in memory cherish and in life practice
the noble example of hor unselfish love.
She was a kind neighbor, a present
and ready help in every un;c of distress
and want tender-hearted and ever
mindful of other's comfort and jov.
From her girlhood she was a member
of the ehureb in whose service she de
lighted with earnest heart. IIow- eon
soling jo know that fclie was ripo grain
ready for the fickle <>f the great reaper.
She had attained two so >re years and
one, and was strong and healthy liH " the
hour of her death. Ilef parents, Mr.
| and Mrs. Frank Hammond, who resides
in Camden, five sistwrs and three broth
ers and a large family connection mourn
her death.
Jfrora Qur fjorrc^poiitlaBy.
j East Boavor Dam.
Mr. Editor: ? As I have never
seen anything in the clams of
your valuable paper from this com
munity, and thinking tbaf. we
should be entitled ' to a liberal
share of representation as wtdl as
other sections, I am induced to
send j'oti a few Items, and I hope
to be made better acquainted with
the correspondents of your paper,
for I am V^ry much interesled in
their communicatta".
boys and girls uselng up each oth
er and 1 truly hope that the work
jvill continue in & good spirit and
wlli.-ray that If a fellow should
hsppet or ixi oihsr
Tf
9
word a ihould happen to got the too
with tho corn on it treaded mi hi
should alwa** k>ephi* temper and
tetpember that it furnishes good
reading mutter to the ivadiug pub.
lie.
i kucss if lUH, in v li i!?t letter
dooan i Dud its way it> tin* waste
basket, it will im be lung before I
will hftvc '.lit* "mustard j. Usui" j
applied to in,- "v .)<? shin" like
"Killmorv Kllip*," i ?r tho boy* if. !
'his community are continually
leu ving the si.tji (low i ) , g,> j,"k Apeak,
so a conespomlenl from this sec
Li >n w.?uhl he almost oMii?i ,| i(, i
''..i t in <uj them oeeationail v ; and j
I'lg'll lit* 1 e It- 1 UIO Sel'VO IJO t i ('(: on
I' rank and 1 1 ?. ti i v '.o keep then
"gaps up, or hi'iiH' of ib boys
might pi v k m h-w ? i t heir hucklc
lici ; ies f .?r llu-m.
1 lit' h'- il'ii <?l t ! ? t? eonm unity is
lllodt'i HI < I V good, r X iH! pt U few t'flS
?'S of.ft'vcr ami link*, cased l? \
bad Went tier.,
| / Having no inai'iagos nor deaths
A<> ivpiSrt this week, I close, with
hearty congratulations to tho dear
old ( hronii lo. Sincetly yours,
?hemes Dotigcll.
Swif; Crock.
Dear Chronicle : ? As my other
me I with your npprov:il, 1 come
again. Though we will have to
complain?of ihchcari.ity of i^\v8,
hut, ncvci tin 1. wo claim our
place in tho bright eolunis of the
valuable papt r which brings news
of great interest.
01.! my, how Mr. k,J. !?. G.''
slangs at. ptor little "Scotch Lassie
Joan;" certainly he dos'ent know
who he is writing against. He is
Sadly in iftt.iik-' n, when ho sa\s we
enjoy dancing (oi prclc tiding as ho
J calls it.) We have never hid tin?
pleasure of meeting with Mr, J. I,
G. very many times? and wo are
sure we never met. him at a dauee
and hope that wo novel* may.
i hough wlien we rehuko dancing,
wo are sure to l?o met with the
ftta'emeni: "Well it is in the
Bible." Abhta n from al! appear
ance of evil." Who will agree
u'i?h Scotch Lassie Jean?
S:- Charles.
As I Wave not written for your es
timable columns in .some time I will
come again wuh u small batch of
news.
Our farmers h ive begun in dendi
earnest to. "mr.ke hay while the I
sun shines."
There will bo n > guano u?ed !
by our farnmH." Tlioy say thry cnn|
not a iTord it unless tho price of it;
would f : ? 1 1 with cotton,
Mr. Ili ad Icy Wilson's barn was
It. st ro\ ed by fire on tho St li
The fire is supposed to have
inated from a pipe.
II. \\ . (Jopeland, after tjuite
a pr?JL?n<.'.ed stav among friends,
has reOnrnVd home.
M.*^I|. \\ . Nu thcut, of this sec
tion, left for 'Jienison College la^l
week. We wish him sueles*.
V\ hat. ;s the matter with ( I >< mi;.
ty'" (s he in a reverie or asleep? I
Gome again old fellow and give us
some newy>
There will be, a- joint debute Sat
urday nf'erno in the Olli iriHt. at the
nl oo ii ('3* 1 1 an soli ool home. All are
cordially invited to attend.
One of oor y >ung "sports" starv
ed to sic his i 1 1 with one shoa oil".
W e were a oldened to learn of the
death of Mr. J. MeL). Law, of Klli
otts. i ha bereft one have our sym
pathies.
Mr. C. O, Wheeler, who is carry
ing on an extensive s;i\v mill bu?i
lies* hi-re, will soon have his train
eomplete<l :?n?l a locamotive put on
it.
Pardon me "J. JO." for not reply
ing in my List. If I am not mista
ken wo have enjoyed a pleasant)
afternoon together. Paso o.
Anticch.
Dear Chronicle: ? Your coito^
spondenl !i:is just returned fro.jp' a
pleasant trip to friends in West
Wateree, Miid niuoug t lie charming
young ladies we met. were Misses
J unit' Wall**, of West Watereo, and
Kva and Alice Moore, of l4on<??
to a' i). We are indebted to Mr. Km
gene Walts and other young men
of that section for courlecdeg shown
n-? while there. We hart the pleas
ure of hearing our clever friend,
Rev. S. I). Yates, of this place
preach an interesting scvmoii^jfr**
l'ino Grove Baptist Church.
Little progress is being made
wit h farm woi k.
Rev. J. R. Smith and family
have moved over here. We hope
they wi'l be pleaded with their new
home.
Mr. Addison Boykin, one of our
most successful farmers, is serious
ly ill and liis recovery is douhtfu',
but may a kind Providence provide
for him.
C'ontrnctoi Wells is building an
addition to the lesidence of Mr. I*.
L, I)avi?.
Mr. F. P< Rodgers, one of our
successful farmers, is pieparing to
ereel an addition to his residence.
By the way, Zip Coon, we would
like to put a log in your road.
Mr. Editor, 1 suggest that yon
and your correspondents take part
in the May pienic at the Catavba
Falls. Boys, let's try and go, and
those of you who are fortunate en
ough to have a girl, take her with
yon, and those of us wjo hayn't
?ny go anyway with the intention
of captivating one. J.Jtr? 4
Boi) Swck .
Mr. Jh P. Herring, of Ashland,
Darlington county, was in tiie'Ssn
dy Grove neighborhood last week.
Mr. J. If. B?rry was in oun0)4|g
lest Sunday. ? ^
? _ />
Mr. rhoinas (lough unci better
half paid Mr. M, J. H aid ill' a visit
recent I v,
Air. J. K. Siokos was in our noii?h
hoi hood u few da vs ago,
I M isa M, Hull has boon on a
visit loMr. U. li.K?llins. \\ u.
Gam Springs.
1 >ear ( 'hronicle : ? After n ailenco
vf ?,tk we will cuino again
I' a r u> 1 s HIV progj;.i n;?! in (idly
with their work. < We hope t'ua.
weather will continue (that is -neli
as we are li living no/*.)
Mrs. .1 .) Itl \ t her and children,
uf Ionia, wore visiting ro 1 i * i v*-s at
l li i s ? ? 1 :? ?.*<* ? ivcen 1 1 v.
NVi' sec liro. I,. (!," goes foi
poor little '-Scotch Lnssio Joan"
dancing. Wo wonder if ho ever
met her ut a datua ? NVo don't
think Ii <* over mot hor many times
at idl.
Well Pro, "11, p. ' wo don't
think there is any use ? > f your
bothering "J. K." tor wo expect ho
knows what is host.
Mr. ICditor, wo I In nk t lii-i d'o ono I
of your correspondents lett*rs well ?.
t nken care of, iia tin y are cut out
every week ami placed in :i scrap
hook ? by a ? ciidet too, now Sister
wo speak whereof we know.
(iiiess it :s too Into to report our
marriage now.
Hood wishes to all.
Giofca rath.
Stookton.
Mr. Kd. : ? I thought I would
say something about the weallier,
hut I forbear.
Our farmers are not going to
uao as mtu h fertilizers this year
as they did last. They expect to
plant less cotton and raise their
own hog and hominy.
Miss Maggie Truewd'll was vis
iting in ibis community r?oentlv.
Miss lSlanc.he Tuimet' is visiting
relatives at Manila! 1'),*
Messrs. U.K. J din?\n an.l W.
M. Hill, ofllagood and *\J. 1,. 0-?"
. ofl'isgah were in this community
1-ihi S i nday .
Miss.Janie Nettles, of l>ci<la.h,
was visiting iilaiivcs h.?ro roovjitly.
\\ ith best wishes to The (Mirou
icle. 1 ,J. K. K.
I't. Olivet.
Dear Chronicle: ? Spring has
opened and farmers are gutting a
move on I hcinsel \ ? s.
An enjoyable dancy was given at
t!:e residence of Mr. *.J. A. Kirbv,
on last Thursday night. /
Miss .Jaiile Mi C ifkttl.onc nf An
tioch's sweetest gills, was visiting
in this section r"e?ntn.
Miss S diic (Jeit v1-, a charming
young lady of Wi st. Waterce, is
spending some time with Miss
if an i?*>Net th'M. v
M i Si Hannah Mo-rvor, ficeompn-!
r.ied by\ her attrnclivo daughter,!
Miss Lufh^has been on a visit to I
relatives iiu^ Providence.
Thi' young fo k-> of this s: ction
meet once a week to practice sing
\Ve^sT1>?-ih^li "lb'' h\ " of ilu? Mes
senger has been "spoiling", al
(him Spiinyb. We won ler who
she was spoiling? And whv didn't
she wait until leap yeai? We
, think ii. is unfair to get so fai |
ahead of I lie other girls.
Pro. ilII. T. .J." if we are read\ I
to give anyone a call win*!) you vis I
it this section we assnie you we
will never he "tied .up" by u 4 No
i torious lle.publiean," so 3011 need
not con nt on the job.
Picnic season i* almost hero.
The young people of this section
intend making good use of it.
What has become of "Manilla's
Had Boy?" We hope ho has t>ot
l^'cn bad enough to take "strick
ning" or something ? Ise and kill
himself. Let us hear from you,
hrolhc r.
As it is time for us to -cook din
ner we will bring our uninterest
ing letter to a clone. Vivian.
Long Branch.
After a few weeks silence we
will ti'3' to give some dots from this
burg.
We have had some rough weath
er for the last month and the far
mers me bndly behind wii b their
work, but may be wjc^don't know
the best every timt'f A man sai?l
some time ago that he expected
that the Ami Ttllmaniles would
blame Tillman for all the bad
weather that we had thiH winter.
The Abn?*v He!io:?l closed Thurs
day, Feb. 28 and the exhibition
took ; lace Thursday night 28.
The programme wfs well carried
out. Kvery one seemed to do their
beet.
M ifa M a mi 0 Warren who had
charge of the Abney ?chool, has
returned tr? her home in Sumter,
much to the regret of her many
friends. She w:ih lo'-od by both
scholars and patrons of the school.
(We guess on?- of our Westvillo
sports will turn his road towards
? i" ?>-"
Miss Dona Smith and Mr. Hen
derson Smith, of Lviwli wood were
visiting relatives at tlws place the
past week.
There was ? sociable, given
the residence of Mr. IV R. Kirk ley,
I Friday nitfhL 1st inst.
yiie Shiloti Aid Society have
bought an origan for the Sunday
school and it in a great help to t tic
church. Mis9 Blanche was ejected
organist.
ill say a few more words to
our friend " G . K. 1*." that he is
good on copying and quoting. As,
for we being sent for and couldn't
get there is *11 righ*. for be is
neither, he. is too slick for the peo
ple of this country especially, to
the. gills, he slips by all of them.
Und then *av* that he is i'uuk oi
1 1 In- in, ho v o .in such ii ??lif i ttiiny
I iu n g* i *tui-k oil ani llii 'i lJ but
! i u*li.
! Wo !i ivi* no man i V-jon 1,1 ?'*? | ? ? r
| this urn**, loi' we thii'.k I'll'. tl'?'
I >n \ x ! i 'i v* l i'ii i i /i'il tiu* ! i v' t that
t i tif u. m i :uo I oo i? it 1 t> 1 ^?'t
i it .1,
! Wo wl ! ol ?se for fe ii * his long
K ill' i may i i -nt lis iv :i v to I Ii" waste
J basket. li >?i wUlws I > I ,ie I iron*
!,u^c: ? He air. v .
SoKTo
|) ar 1' n -ni .-1" : XN > ; ?? i ? hay iog re: I
jr i'iy wfiitlivr liii-t wool*.
Ii. v. W . W . Mi!!*, ?u 1' 'in h n | >1' ?
| I'd Jill i 1 1 1 < IIm'1\ H l?n >t ilt^ s,-< Hi, ,n ;;M 'ii
I'ii V:\\ lor i.u. l'l<i?ivli I i -? ?"
| day a't. ruo .,U lie his uoct.p'id >i call
extended I ill! by t ! ? ? ' ' 1 1 1 u' >' 1 1 .i ml will
|>?ii':i 1. tho lir.-.i Suit h\ s of t'V uy uia.ith
at t o'clock.
Mr?. Nannie l.vuwn is ijniti* ill. but
wo It >i?i> t hat >he will soon iveo* or.
Mr. J, K. ('rood was at Helvilb U i
I'll est I ay ?> n latinos-.
Mi.-* ltuv. M. Mains h i ? n >iu- i n a v.
it t>> ti ifti 1 ? near A . t ? ? ? h. ?
1; v. N. Kat/ininjfi'i' | roach >? 1 ah n>
s1. ruot i v ?> st in, on to a h?i^ congregation j
la t Suiivl v ri .hi at IbK.db t h trch
\| ; , \ ii.l\ Ti .>11 man Ii i* u-tnt'in .1 l ? ;
!iis homo : 1 1 lion Station, \
Misa l'.'ta Mail", olio > f ('.linden's |
s.w cot o ?>! voiing la licM. spoil last Smi.lav
with Miss Alothhi 1 1 uokal t i'.
Mr Will :? Shears, oi K at K. civ, was
yisi'.ipg in thi-> community leoontly.
Mrs, .1.1'. N tuuiiTV and cl.il h'vii, t>l
i ; u.ii Spring*, spoilt I 1st f?atnrtni\ ami
Sunday with t. lends m this neighbor
ho. ul .
Mr. .1. K. r.olin wont to II iek liill last
Tuesday.
|) U_ |M)inK<'l', a handsome mo! |
popnh\r y. ung man t.l" lion Station, N
( ' , his ao op to. I .i po ati.ni wish M i , .1 ii".
TruupHiA'.i in ,ll! s,,u' ,ni" 1 .visinof s at tiO
l-laco. y
ll is x\ itli drop i fgri l U>:?t \y K-arii "<
tho iloalh ft M*'< .Inc. II n Uahoo wliii 't
?atl ovi-vit I'Pi'tit I't-tl last S tnda ." o\ onin : .
the 1<> Ii int.. al'tfl- A lunu uid piiMit'ul ill
lU'sR t?l ooasuiiiption. I'm' anaaani
hum it <>ti>is dca<li w:is nvt imtvpioti.l
f!ir i! w ? s ^fpfiri aliy known fur siwral
davs ili ; t 'it- w :w in a iM-itit n' *-t?m!i. i? ???.
imt 'v tlio ial' n'iinit.oa wi':;t om llr.it
tin- Auisol tif Doatli 1 1 <f 1 sniniii nt il hini
t>> his ot< rvial liotiv i' was rocoiyo 1 w itli
proiVmn I s:o'.novs '!'?? Iii't ^riol"ill't01-?<'n
w ifo and snrn?\v in;.t ixlativos wo o\t in
?iur di-opoKt l??' ir.f' lt .^ynipallii' s.
MMiiHirs tforo laid !a ro.-.t at Duka'b i?;'p
IList CliMit li M'.ndiv i-voninu'- Ht'v.
>T. lOiitKininjjor, ?>t Wostviil ?, o.nidin'tv al
the fuHural Mcrvicta
With kind rogards, l'1'
juucltnov.*
Dear Ivlilor - Kvorytliiuj* i? lovtdv
now. Fannors arc doiip' nh^nit : sonic
kjiv t !uy !i?<- iVUi'M plant corn noxl
wot k I d i not hoar innch ahont ft rti!
ii'.trs sMiiic sav thoy liavo written to tin'
riannf.io! nrors f ?r pri cos nnd tlioydho
niaiuif icturcis) havo t^t'iil t : i ? ? ; r lott? is
to tho men limits saying yon ran hny .
from I iioin. It looks li"ko tli >v h iv? not ,
got t i" farm o.i' whore thoy want liiir yot. i
Tlioy sot in to s.iv V'voar n;?ni y is n? t
t/ood oM.u ; wo li^l l-MtJo r makotwoj
prol't-- oa it t i iu <>a. *?-" /' 'I'll inann fao
t'lroi" i'ii nk i t'?oir pr. ?Ii: <> i it wlion tln-y !
lot t!io nior,'!i:.n's have it. a-id tlio mor
o! an! n, alios hi- j?rolit wIkmi lie soil?, to i
ill,- i.o o" f inner. ?* I
Mri/ Tan/v !>ri_'tMi!s. a;i ajrod lady, j
,!h ? .n last k*.':t?ir hiv. We exh-nd nnr
a vmpat h irtv* t > I ho l?^-*r-*avod oiio... ^ ^
Vil. Eucktcn.
After a few d.4 d ol boa".iifnl woalhor
the oloudu a^ain appoar with :i ?lrippin;;
rnin wliirJi Ls n<M v?'ry a_'i e,-aMo to Iho
f irinors who are so far behind.
The out crop in this section is hadly
d uiia^od, ami in sotn > '.daooa kille 1 en
tirely, hnt below li.'io, noar. lloykin s de
pot, thoy are not hurl" at all.
Xo pardons have b mmi planted yft on
account of the col 1 w oatb- r.
M r. fMi'.oi", M8 n ss soarco I will,
tell your reader* noinethiii# prohah'/
they liavo ncycr thought <d before ar.^1 1
thai is we hav ? people in Kcrstiiiw
county w'.iose names w.l! coniparc with
nearly every j?V?t of a cow, viz: Houghs I
(boofs) Horn", Hides and llonof*.
After a long absence J. <iillis, of
rifg ih, again appoarcd in our tnirg.
' 11. W." of tlio S ate l-'ar n, cnlleil on
bin host girl :?t Svvii't Creek on Sunday.
Tommy.
Subscriptions for Ti.e Columbia
Register and I' lie Atlanta CoiiHti
tution take n at this ofliee.
Ax HVKltfJltKHX TKKH
W I Til OUT CO.ST.
\Vt- will send you by mail post-paid
??tw> smnll everRicen tn'<* adapted to your
vlimat'', with instructions for pl?i?tin;r
awl caring for it, together wish our com
plete list of Nursery stock. If you will
rut out this advertisement, mark 011 it
the name of this paper, ami tel how
many ami what kind of 1 rcea an l plants
you would like to purchase, au<l wlit'ii
you wish to plant them.
Wo will quoto yon lower prices f>n the
stock you want than lia\e ever been
ort'oreu von. Write at *n*re.
i: V KltGK KHN XlT Its Kit I r:s,
Kv?r^r?o??, boor Co., Wis.
Salesman Wanted
wng*9 lo sell our Nursery
Mtock. Apply for terms. W?; will
have for Spring arol Fall, 1895, aj
immense stock of Apple, Pear, Plum,
Peach, A pr'cot. Cherry, Gra4e, ctc.
Also small fruits, shade and orna
mental trees, roses, ctc. We make
a specialty of whqlrtsilipx* lip large
planters direct. Wfc will sell to re
sponsible parlies and take note pay
able id six, twelve and eighteen
roonvhi^ ?
Write n? for who'esale prices
Address:
South k^v Nurskrt Co.,
Winchester, Tonn.
Jan. 25lh, 5noo.
* ?
The P1iop? >
(or tuc Lc.isi .Money
fir i-oh
A KINO.
\ Ail our
M'ftf.Y itlvo t 1 (. ?
wear l!io
Ummiars $3 anil $4 Shoos
mwicn itii) miii tii.i
v *1 .? ( i ih moiu y.
i < - u> i> i" mi l or.
in ii ? ,i ... .ii ? uit?tirpn* > 1.
I'lio Df ici'A uniform oil ?('l0i
Fr>rii f I" $1 j ivt'.t < ?i i ? i' i r in .1.. ?>
i ii your ^tcak r > <u w? cut).
$13 , ? t $3. (3 O Cordova it, 1'rr iu ft
c I.rii'iiH-IM'il <'? If and Hfuiuimm.
roiico onoes. if soios.
S>?.??0 and Wofkiit^inen's.
Jfc 3> "4 & IT> ! . j & Boys' School Shoe*
Ui:s4 ?3, 52 aid $1 /b.
ii >. ?! r r caiiin t
v >uU, >. 1 ili. fof CUlUlotfUj.
W. L. Douglas,
liriu'ki on, Mux*.
\.N
FOR BALE BY
HIRSCM BROS.
y<?ur ih ''uv u sainjiloi
hotilt! nl I'. X. !.. It will euro that.
01)1 ? I ?>f yo!l i s. i! tilso ril'vs ilirllina-'
I tisin, iH'iii ('??>! Ii at'lns lit'inl- j
aril*', i'U'. Ti\\ it. Uivo noHiihsti !
I t u t *?.
'1* In* prii i* of tin* ( ? i l ?> in I'i i Ui1^- ,
islt'T lias lii'i II put l>:ii k to $1.(10.1
( Y I at oili'i' :it. I'lii' ( ' !i i niiii'U* of- '
lift* ami ivikmv y i ? ? s r 8 u l> s < ? 1 1 1 ? tio ii to i
riir W(!j? i?ic r.
Xoticc I o Trespassers j
\!l !??'? m|>s ;U' ? lien liv Mrii tlv t??i ?>??!- ,
dull id nv-|<a>s !??! l)n' |>iiri>osi> ?>! hunt- (
irir, ll.sliiii'/ i* i iHr any otiii'i* pn rp< >s<a |
\\ liat SdI'ViM- H|t 'I (III* /AMI. I* 1 >1 : 1 1 ? * *, t hi'
Wilson pi mill r.;y|oi lit hi wiiti.-ut !
my |irrmis:>iiMi. ANA ??iu> tailinl ?i ,-ro ;
| !ii< ii ti tv will !>?? iloiilt with to'
I hi' t ill " \ If II t "1 l'l r hi tv.
.1. A KIliHV.
l i t-. Hh, t
mm Mm, |
All i'\i".'tt >n\ f;i!,;iini .tratol'S Mill ?fUIli'" .
| .li.ii.s vi : i, ? I.;, i v tin! \ c- 1 Unlilv ! ! fir ail till
ill irlniii h-:' l! o lit- 1 ii.l yiMi. til- wliii |
have Ii i. 1 lu in-, la- iIh'ii innii.il ? ? ? > 1 1 r 1 1 ?
' <i, l 1 is i ? 1 ' i > ? \ * inf tin' <>i ,'\ i-iii.i y??ar or |
V i ji ' " , art- iii'H-'-y v*-t j . t i I *?? I to <1 ? s ? at
I 1 i',rc .11.1 ! saw ! ; . . r \ , n I?m' In I lie in So I Vi'S '
i ^>.1 ? i 'i ' i ? 1 1 ! . v I'lii I'oinl I ? > f h i\\
r:;i! r ivliv :-ur!i iv'nnis liavr not hren <
liia ii- ;i *? rri ; U ii i >1 liv 1 : \v.
( '. (.11 \ 1 Lli,
I i nil air ?' u<h'i'.
I NOT MM-:.
J All |ii'Vmiii:; win. :n ? I'.inuin^ ni-ar any
i?.l tin' |>t i i roa>h aii- hori'hv \varni;<l
lilt In ill* i . 1 ^ " !l|i 'II ill.' I'l'Mli' li'l'i,
nar t:> d).*' vi ' ft (I.ft)i i-v filling up : lw
< 1 1* . i i 1 1 - 1 lis *- 1 ? w invr (??'? i'!,>>*.' I i ilifin.
A n> ?>? ?-'Imm liiM.K v-li i r i?l tlii.' I'lihli ?
id. i is i .v'rif.Iy l' M'hi tih'U li\' liiw, ilinlall
; -iVons r ? i ? ? , !io>t 1 i to hear thH tnrt
i:i i s ; i > ? !. Tin' I iv !? l dii| y I'm* I ?i<ls the
? il.striK f i n-.? < ?! 1'if | n I ?! io rnatl-i in r.ny
manner, b it the thvt I'tin^ or rh: nvii ;.'
tli. 'ir nil): M' ia any vay, ? L)ui* noti-'i'ii "
all x inlali 'M shouM In* ;;i(v*ti (o the ( 'onn- '
tv SnjM'iviMor ni' any inenifo ?' of ihi.i
[ 'I'*) y r?*fh j > i Jj<vu*. !s.
.1 It I'll I l.l'S, ('?? Sliprl vhor.
iixami naliuii of Teach
ers
'I'lii' lir-l rc.'iii u" si'ini-amiunl exnmi- i
M.ati uiol ajip i ants n.r t.-iirhors' ciilili
I'jiU's will h ? If hi il tli" ( ' iiu l 1 1 on.<o hi
('an. dcii "ii ll.o 1'iii ib Fiiilav, I ! i ; ? l'.i.l.
dav nl \ io'j JH i.i, I'l.nniii no'iaf at
; o't'lm'k noil (*|i):-i:ii; at t. All t i'?i l??*:-.-!
v>' h<;Nc c i ri . f ii* ' t , - K lia vo oxpi'Oil, :nidi all
jn'r-iDiij i ii t niihij.' to ti'.ich in ilu> juihli
h iai<i!a, who <h> imt now lioM a oiitili
cat" of a iii;>l iina fl'oiil ;? clui Iti'ii'd histi
mtioii o! tli m Si i(u, sin in hi ]ii'0?t'i.t thi'i.i
si'lvi-s for t-xaoiinalion.
J. >\. 'UI'iSBY, S. ('. K C.
Mar h r?th, 1
J NO C. AVII IT RS,
Whoiea-'c Groj^r.
*
WliolcBalo Dealer iti CIGAKS.
TOBACCO, etc.
No. 1 83 Eust Bay,
('liorleat.on 8. C..
"(JaBiilcii {{okl"
i;ndku
JJNEW MA.NAOEMKNT +}
[ Not'Kvujs hereby given Ic (lie
people of ('um<len and Ker
shaw county that I have leased '
the Carnd'-n hotel, formerly the!
f/athnm Iloiif-e, and respect ltd- J
ly solicit a share of tlie'^r pal- J
roti'i^e. The table sepplied J
with the !>;>t the niark-et ai-j
fords. 1'jiies -^l.ot) jwr day!
| for transient boaiders. Kednc*
ti oil made for hoarders by the
month. V'crv Respect fully,
j. j\ mui';E,
| j ii I v 13. Manager.
? MANUFACTURERS OF-*?
Doors, Sash, B'inds,
Moulding. Bulling Material,
Sash Weights and Cord.
CHARLESTON. S. C.
Purchase our makes, which
we#uarantce superior... .toany
sold South, and thereby save
money. ?? - S.
Window and Fancy Gh?pfr-ti|
specialty, June 29.
/>
in
Poor
Health
means so much more than
you imagine ? serious and
fatal diseases result fyom
trilling ailments neglected.
Don't playVith Nature's
greatest gift ? health.
: Brown's
: Iron
If you are feeling 1
out of sorts, weak J
tuirt generally ox- "
hausled, nervous, J
have no appetite i
uml can't work, J
begin at oncc t;ik - 1
iu>? the most lelia- J
Me strengthening 1
medicine, which is J
Brown's iron Bit- ?
lets. A (vw hot- J
tics cure bcticftt *
comes from the J
very first <luse- it \
f<v? 't Stain your J
tifth, and H ? '
pleasant to t.*ke. J
It Cures
Dyspepsia, Kltlney ami l.ivcr
iScuraljjiiJ, Troubles,
Constipation, Bail Blood
/Vlalnrln, Nervous ailments
Women's complaints.
< .. l unly the genuine- it In*; flowed r< .1
lint ioii ilu- \vv:i|>5?cr. Allotliois sue s?il>
hllM:l< ( Ml ll"< ( il?l of IW(l2l'. fl.llll|iS V C
will st- i 1 ? '-t ol leu Beautiful World's
i i>ir Views mul hook ?
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