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s ???' Ne** Cleveland Alliance Will ipeet ?t t lo<Olovelund school bouse Hi 2 o'clock on Saturday eve ning, March 30th. A full attend Aiivn'.lon Is called to tlio adve 'iUciNeul of the Stewart Stone CoSy -Of Columbia, in another column of The Chronicle. When in need of anylhiug In their lino gel their ptices before buying; we know thai *you will bo plouaed. See their "ad," A Written Guarantee. Tkere are runny excellent youny -trten in this vicinity whom we hup pen to k ow have Ueen idle for months past, by reason of their in ability to procure employment, a' 'though thuy have car neslly striven to obtain it. It is a matter of pleasure to us "therefore, to now assure them that 'the Georgia Business (College at -Macon, G a., is prepared to give them a written guarantee of good positions at fixed salaries and wants them to write at once. This is llto largest institution of the kind in the South; and for three years has been unqualifiedly endorsed by the business world as thoroughly sound and entirely re liable in every way. It. -Vrol Wi'bur R. Smith, Lexington, Ky. Fftr 18' years President '>f the renowned ('? na me rci.al College of Keo.Uni. gives special attention to his groduntcs in assisting theui to secure situs* lions. Cost of Busiuesq Course about' 800. it. Pnor. Wilbur R. 8mitm, ccximton KV. eluding tuition and hoard in a fam ily. Prof. Smith has kept books; several years vice-president of a bank; Wot Id's Fair commissioner from Kentucky, and a reliable bus liness man. Among the thousands of succcss* ful graduates of rrfrr "^iitiin, are -100 in banks and 100 olllciuld in this and other Slates. Award -d modal at World's Kx posiiion. for book-keeping. Lex ington, Kv., the location of Prof ^"Smith's College, is noted for its hcalt hfulness and line climate; hnn 25 churches and 11 banksl Access ible by its many railroads. Prof. Smith's graduates are awarded 'i he Kentucky University ^ diploma under seal, an influential 77 "-pass port to buefffess houses. Voung men Hesiring 10 attend a business college will And it to their 'advantage to call at this office be fore mnking arrangements , else where. A scholarship to the above "Coll? ge will be sol<? at a bargain. The Great Nickel Plate Show. The Houston (Texas) I)yilv ?Press of Wednesday, OctT lltli, 1893, say s^ "Ten thousand peopie cheered at 'they never did befcift. at W. II. Unnis' Nickel Plate Sliow last, aiight. The great white t??nt witti its four center poles was packed tc suffocation, a?.d still the crowd be sieged the Licket wagon, which was -ordered to close at a quarter to ?eight. The surpassing merit of the Nickel Plate Show Was fully 'known here and all Houston was anxious u> pay borate to a man agement that h a 8 created a ^stir t hi oughout the country ./T hos^ who were fortiitiate enough/to gain -admittance wiVe abuniUmtly -re warded. The peTfuiu*iing Ele 'phant and Lions and Tigers are alone worth the price of admission, besides the perilous and acrobatic Jeats and educated horses, ponies ? an(f mufes. ' The rN"fckei" fTafo Tims sco red nh unmistakable triumph. Never before has a Unfed estab lishment given such thorough /Sat isfaction in this city and foe the first time has one religiously ful filled all its promises. The signs of the times point to overflowing husiness here for the balance of its engagement to-day ami to-mor row at Texas avenue and Broad way." The above show will exhibit at "Camden Wednesday, April 3rd. ?State ok On 10, City ok Toledo! Lucus County / \ Frank J. Cheney makes1; (hat ho is the senior parUjpt 'of thK Arm of F- J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, "County and State uforesai<*, and that SJtirt firm will pay the sum ol ONiyHlJNDRKIi DOLLARS for eschrsnd every case of Catarrh ths/ cannot be cured by the use Hall'* Crtarrh Cure. FRANK J. CfiKNR Swo/n to before me and ^Bb sciibed in ray presence, tti^Bth day of Deceml>e?V A,.D. J886 A. W. GLKASON *EAI.. 7 H?t*Ty Pn Hall's Catarrh Cure is ta ternally ami acts directly ? k)ood sod raucous surfaces system. Send for testimonial f. J. Cheeky it Co., T0I5 hv Drnffa ? - ? -l.-* Persotul o Our former townsman, Mr. D. K. Hiuson, iit t(?o prims mover in ? joint stock company reoeutly form ed in Camden to be known at* the Manhattan Investment Company. ? Lancaster Ledger, Tho Meeting o* tho ' Forty1' I Came off in Columbia Wednes Kjtty night. We were promised n jfeport of tho meeting by Mr. Titos. J. Kirland, but for some did not reach us. The dally pa pers say ti.ai it *v?s "a large and representative t; eelioy, best of foi l ing prevailed and equal representa tion was adyiced." A Hoiwho'd Remedy. And it never fails to cure Rheu matism, Cutarih, Fimp'cs and all diseases arising from impure blool, is botanic Mlood lialin. Thous ands endorse ii as tho best remedy ever offered to mankind. The thousands of cures pel formed by this remedy are almost miraculous. Try it. Onlv $1 00 per large bot tle. For sale by druggists. See ad v&Dtise me n t else w he re. U " Eohef in Six Hours. Distressing Kidney and Hladdcr diseases relieved In six liouis by the "New Great South A uierfoHh\Kid ney Cure." This new reiweuy is a great surprise on account of its ex ceeuiug promptness in relieving pain in the bladder, ki lueys, back an I every part rf i lie urinary pas sages in male or (finale. It relieves retention of water and pain in pass ing it almost immediately. If you want qijivk relief and cure this is your remedy. Sold by Dr. F. L. Ze.np, Druggist, Camden, S. 0. Piomiscuous Items County Supervisor Phelps now has liia office ovei the Dispensary. The Queen of Fashion ami The Camden Chronicle one year f i? r We have been requested to an nounce lliul there will Ik* preaeli ing at SwiftCreek next Sunday, the 3lst in at. at 11 o'clock I >3* Rev. J. N. lintziuinger. I teh on human, mange on horses, rxogw nni! n'-r St*>?'-k, CU'.'i'i! tli H-Q IJiil!- ' u lea by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This never fails. Sold hy Dr. K. 1 >. fcemp, Drupgtsta, Camden, S. C. Many people, Willi the notion that nature ought to take care o| herself, allow a cold to plague theui for weeks and months. Whereas, if nature as*iate;i with a dose or two of Acer's Cherry Per ioral, the cure might he entiled >u u very few d*?ys. ?/) It surprised many visitors J?o the Chicago tVorld's Fair io find thai of all the blood-purifier?, AyeiV Saraaparilla was the only one on exhibition. Tin* reason is that Ay ei's S^snpaiilla is a standard rem edy. and nut. n patent medii in ?, 01 seie.t nostrum. Fnglish Spavin Liniment. 'i\< re moves all hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and blemmish^s from horses, lilood Spavins, Curbs Splints, Swee tie*, Ring Hone, Sillies, Sprains, all stolen Thro.ils, Coughs, etc. Save .$50 hy use of one hottie. VVai ranted 1'ie moat wonderful Blemish ? Cure ever known. Sold hy Dr. F JL. Zetnp, Druggist, Ca|nden, '6. C The Pearson meeting will com mence in Camden on /pril 14. 200 copies of the Gospel Ilvmns Nos. 5 and 6 >havij been ordered specially for use in Lliia meet inn. Dr. F. Leslie Zotnp is chairman of the committee on music. Thy, meetings will he held in t lie Opera House. A fuller programme *iil he iHYfToutMed next -vetk May -great good reauK fi$>m this meet ing. Castoria is truly a marvelous thing for children. Doctors pre scribe ii, medical journals recom mend it and more then a million motLers are using it in place ol " |jiii f ^iTi iV ) 1 hiu" ... * >? o uTrrjVo, " Culled soothing- syrups and oilier narcotic and stupefying remedies. Castoria is the quieki st thing to regulate thlt stomach and bowel ? and give healthy sleep the world has ever seen. It is picas ml to the tafete and absolutely harmless. It relieves constipation, quiets pain, cures diarvhoo i j?nd wind colic, al lays feverishness, deal roys woiins, and prevents convulsions, soothes the child ar.d giv?s it refreshing and natural sleep. Castoria is the children's panacea ? the tcoihet's friend. Castoria is put up in one si2e bottles only. It is not sold in bu'k. Don't allow any one to sell you anything else on the plea or promise Wi at it is "just ns good*' j (VrHf-^^wtTT^answer every purpose. See that yo?? got C-A-S-T-O-R-i- A. The '? on of ? jjroa 0?f (|?rre^poi3At^. ? Z = ? - : Mt. Bnckton. Mr. Kditor: ? Again I come claiming my space iu your valu able paper. <* Moat of-yonrcorrggpr>ndet?t?-im almost everybody eaye that there will jyt be much fertilisers used this jear and that the acreage of cotton will be reduced, bnt they are mistnken, if you go on a public road you can't hardly travel for, meeting wngon IoaiU of gulano and ihe pint f **r *i? a Hi the depots ??e all crowtlfj with it, theiefoiu I a?y tint', there will bo uh lytich used tlti* yenr us hut* hoc a/ for many ><>818, ? Miss Halite Kvai**, tho charm ing young lady ofmegah, who has l>eeu touching the/ old Held school at i his place has ijrelnrned home. Mr. and M?*. T. W. |{. Smith, of! lieulah, yaid us a picasant visit on J Sunday. Air. Willie Rush, of the State J fuim, was visiting his father ui i this place on S i ud :? v. Mr. J. 1\ Green, of linykin'.^, wan' visiting friends at thin place this week. With kind regards to nil I close. ! G.L T. j Ilolly 3:ova. Mr. Kd'tor : ? As you have noj co i respondent from this place I 1 will endeavor to give \ ou a few dots from here. Farmers of t hin section are bad'y behind with their work owing to so much wet weather. '1 ho pre sent is had enough hut the future looks as if it is yoing t<? hu worse, though we trust not, us we loitV on , the blight side always. A voung man said the other day that the Good M inter would send down something for all of us to eat. Wei know he will provide some way for all to live. We have preaching at Swift Creek Church at 8 p. m., every first Sunday by the Hev. J. N/ Knizm inner. We know a young m in who lives on the liver who went to goo his ^est girl a lew nights ago and mayed so long that jhe water rose so high in 1 lie crci ft his mule hart 10 swim. He iiad to take id! his shoes and lie them together and put them ??oroas his saddle. When lie got half vay over the strings came untied and lie onlv saved one shoe. Young man t;ik * eare oj your felines for if you Lave to huv a new pair of alwtes every tune you go to s< e your ^irl you will have to buy about three pair a week Well as news is Hearse I will close for this time with heat wishes to The Chronicle. y Ma. id M tiller. P ' -v Pisgc.h. Mr. Kdilor: ? I will j-ive you a few dots from ? l<l Pisgsh. The f iiiuers are very blue nbout the prospeots for a future cr'M>. Miss May Allen of Catchall's, is spending someiime with Miss Hcr ' !ri Allen, of this place. Mr. f T. Kviiiis lias again paid Mavesville n living visit. Miss Kannie Scarborough, is spending somutime with Mrs. .J. I). Kv?ns, -?f this vicinity. I am *>l id Tommy has again ap peared. I knew he h id been to th?* State farm 1 ?? see his he-<t girl Pommy, you must not he so bash ful. . I wiiWilose as news is scarce, with ,l*vst wishes to The Chronicle. Voire A mini. Mr. Kdilor : ? 1 again ask for a little space in your valuable paper. The weather has been holding the farmers hick until it is near planti ig liine and nothing much done; The oaia are nearly all de si royed. The fruit crop this year will probably be saved. Miss M irv Alien, of (Jstahall, is visiting friends and relatives in this neighborhood. Well, My Tomrnic accept many 1 It auks for your kind invitations oyer to Mr. Bucklon. I have no idea that you are mad with mo as w? ha\;e not captivated any of your <ri?'l?, as some' of your gallant young men have done ours. And "Vivian" you still enphati oally say that my road was block aded on a purposi? As y.u are so wi ll p?.Hted on niaXters of this kind and umlersiand in v. hat tn ay ' my road wan obstructed, when I need any i m for mat ion in refer ence. to the best road for me to travel I will consult you as 1 ma 3* oe benefited ffiereby. ,1. L. G. DeKilb. i7e :? i' l n Fo nicie : ? >r e u ru h ri v ing real coid and windy weather this work. , villr, will preach at DeKalj/ next Sunday nigh'. Mr. Kriii. k Turner, a popular young mun from near WestvilleN,watt visiting friends in this community Iftst. Sunday. Mr. J. J. Rush, of Stockton, visi ted relatives near here last week. Mr. C.J. Nic.hoNon and family moved hack to Camden this week Mr. ArthupMunn, of Lucknow, wan at DeKalh one day recently. W? will closu our letter short this lime. 1*01. liy^fCr Chronicle : ? We won't say1 anything about the beautiful weath er we are having at present, for fear the rain will lie falling in tor rents ere this reaches the bright columns of j'our paper. ? The first quarterly conference of the Smithville circuit win held at Beulah Wednesday, March ljTth.! Rev. W. C. Power preached in tc resting sermon at II a. m. taking for his text the 34-35 and 36*,h verses of the VI 'I chaptcr of St. Mark. After an interrelation of balfi an hour for refreshment*, the bu?i-j seemed to think tlist the church is in a "rising" condition. We sin cerely hope thkl it i< We had the pleasure of attend ing services at Salem list S*ndaj ifternoon. D"" u'. btokas, of. He v. .1. N. Kntzminger of West Mt. Olivjt. ilw .1'. Itishopv ii le, ?{? |i vered an eloquent *er<uon from the XII chapter of Uotnans. The SumUy School whs reorgan ized at Ikulah lust Sunday. We WelC gl nl tO HCC present llltJ pleas ant faofa ?? f Mr. ('. W. tlirchmnre and wife, of your city. Mr, Uinlt more gave the S S. an it. terestiug talk which we hope sunk deep into the hearts of his hearers. Mioses Laura anil A liue Mo Kachearn, two charming young la* of Uidgcway, accompanied hv .T|ih>? 1 4?* ii u Alien, one of Oatehal.'s sweetest girls, and Mcmi'8. C. 1*. j M cLeod, of loniu, ami W. F. Hud son, of 1'rovidencc, passed through il is section one day last week, en route f?u K idge wa y. We feel sure that many hearts at Uidgetvav w II he ulud to see the Misses M.Ktch earu arrive at home again, "J. L ti." was visiting in ^'iis( section recently Miss Louie It >vkin is spending some trine with her in >ther at this J v / Sister \|K'roas^ l*ath'' paid us a pleasant visit n*ii long since, ('-one ] again, Sister ; youi are always wel come. Sister ''Scotch Lassie Jean" wn? visiting friends here lecontly. We agree with yon Sister about meet ing ".J. K. G." at a dance. We don't believe he ever did, or ever will, me??t you at one, Il really seems, Mr. ICditor, that one of your cot respondents is keep ing well up with the cadets ? even knows what they are pitting in their "setup hooks."' Vfvian. Smi'hviiio Mr. Kditor: ? Perhaps a few dot* from here would he of interest to your many readers. Corn planting is the order of the day. We hope that everv one will plant enough for their own use and. have some to s:dl to get ''Christ- j mas" with, for they can't depend on cotton. Will, Mr. Kditor, it really doe* seem that your paper ^rows more interesting every \ve? k- So many contribute to it. We must say though that some of the corresp.m. ; dents yi) a little too far ami make their Imters 'ong and uninteresting. One of our sports comes out in a "brand spanking" huggv. A great, pity he did not try that several mor.ths ago. A large crowd from here attend ed- services at Salem last, Sunday. We see onr yo<?d fiiend "I. L fJ." sails into "Scotch Lassie .Jean." We don't think if he w a s t? have the pleasure of meeting her he would say "poor," toi in a f< w months it would bo "poor broken hearted *.L L. G.' " We think a, per? ?n of his "st it hi i i i y " might I ? ? ! have known that lo-r icinaiks were o?.t intended for hi n. With hoMt. wis'ifs for The Ch roll ick; we close for this time N? ro. Can ?ey Hi". Dear Chronicle : ? As it iir.s beer: u long i i i ii Hi iiirc I have wiitlen I will m ?j? ti i ii let v?>n licm from ine.?\ There have Iteen two marriages am:?ny the <olon?d people up here wince inv lust report. 1st. Daw iron Alexander and Jane Saluiond. 2'"'. Kd. Lc?m nnd S n <jii r Dinkin's dangine , given name u lUnown. The latter was u runaway match. Notary I'uhlic .1. 15. Crel'd oDhdat e<l at hot h. A few (I ays ago we had a man to build a chicken house f-?r vis. (H course he was a c?vpente?\ He de . cided to build it in his. dwelling house an/f never thought of how he was to net. It out until after In h d co-.np^fltd it. Then the next tliiny was: *ho\v was he to get it'out? He woiked at it till late at r* i lit wit linn* gelling it out. At last a luight idea struck liiin, He told his wifrt to go to the. ''slmmoV' tree and ?ret aonie- 4,si mmonn" and aptd\ them to tbo coop and make it shrink. "She went and returned but said she could fi.id none. Then and there I l-'ft liiin to work it out. Mr. .J. K. ('ree l has his grist mill in operation at DeKaih. It does nice work. OtTr ?7i' ?7t7i~ * ?'iiTiiif u n:i? bought himself a "wheel" arid the other juorning he started off before day to (TTS^uill to be g ine all day. Of. course tie carried Ins dinner. H-* had not u ine far before his wheel Jumped from under him and went one way, the rider another and the bucket and dinner every war. Then tli ? frolic C"in uienced. The do<i?, hogs, cats and chit-kens all came in f<?r a share 'of tbo dinner, and an\ one of litem coul I pick up as much as the lider, so you,, enn imagine what k.nd of dinner lie had that da v /? Promising to let yoit bear from ine ngain soon, I am Yours very truly, Dutch. ' Bay 3~anch Cousin fBrown Eyes" wne in this community lust Sund I think 8 ho caught a pair of blue cvp?. M MS U?li nda Hull at <1 Alisa Al- I ice Reynolds, of Lnck now, who have baen on a visit to rt-l itivirs ni CeJr?r Cre?*k, have returned- home. I>r. H. 1). Kelley will locate hi Lncknow. We wish him pucc< s*. Mr. anil Mrs. A. M. Kennedy, of Tiller's Kcrrv/Ve movirg to Ker shaw station for better business. Cspt. C.N. Collins was in this ourg last Sunday. We hope to see hita -baic again, soon. Mr. & Mrs.W.H.Ratcliire have a visitor. It is a girl. What has become of "Plow Boy" and "If. A. J?" They will have a job for the prefceher aoon if their beat ffirts don't ao back on them. i . ? ? ??Sam Sib k" of lhituford, wmh visiting uluivon near hero recent ly. Mr. John Kills of nChwood, wtiM lit'i't! I. is* Siiiiiluv I'* seo liia bent girl. Kuiukmh Daughter Eastcn Korshaw. Deal t'hroniele : ? Ah thin luit'g^ in hoi h'prt'bonh'il it) the vHlunldo coin ut it h of > our paper I will try and give y ? ? n :i few <l??t h for t he ben elit ??{ your aovoral 'eoi reapondent*. Haron Kelly, ooconipanieil j by a fiiend, paid our neighboi hood a llying visit list Sunday on iheii I w Iu'oIh. Well, dear readers I think the! hard lime has eome. SoiilMetow n 1 now md I h pot lienor at I '2 .1 eenta a qnar', but by taking a ? dlon you can get ii f ? m 4?r? eonta. 1 would ad vino your correspondent Irom Old Uadorc to eome d >?vn and get liiiu Homo and 1 think lie can gnes.* Wet tor. I oxpeot lie it* * i k ' all the lost of the ii UO880I s. 1 novel know one in my lifo who wuh not a rogulm V :u n spi nner and they >?hall havt their portion in So I will oI'Me an thin may find itn way to the waste bask Will ; write again soon. H.v Hy Long Branch Mr. Kditor : ? Wo will again en deavor to give the reader* of I ho C hronieie a few dots. '1 lie farinei'H of this community aro trying to i nine a lit'.le of evor\ thing that they need in the line of hog and hominy. They are not haying as nineh lortih/.or this year an they did last. We would like to 8 ay to the ( -nunt\ Supervisor that the Ker.diaw road is it. to<l condition. No overseer ban beer, appointed on ibis ruad we d i not think, and ii it i> n?>t worked sho.tlv it will he impassable. 'I ho bridge known as the KirUe\ Atridgo ban Home very t?;i *1 indon in it and in very bad condition ererv . We have a s.iw mill near here ; it is on Mr. J. M. Kirkb'v'H tiinher. We art' soon to have an other on i on the ?a?n ? timber We see in the l.'st i*oe where Rome one has bf-en guessing at the age# <>t t|n correspondent*, but wo think that 4 < let There." mined the aires of some, it h>..k-. Ii vu anything to do with it. h?r ho me are so old till they are ni'lv. We will ? tv to " '? ?. I'. IV u< e.uuld say nothing "lore of iho Abnev Heboid .-losing f. ?r ho said all that **???? 1? ' he sa d. Iles.il tint "II ." and '? Mean . \ . ... il? . ?Aiiol.oi> In'lVP xv" n?:/rr rri'it to sw wu- ???-? ?? He ih right in i?:?>ing that ''lioantj re grets it. bitf'of "II V regrets Wo knr\\ nothing. We in ih^ sa v that -'(i K V seldom reip'ets anything, hut he rogrol t oil not get ring the job ?f milking the goat? . <?> Uev. A J.- Stufl'orrt proa'.'heil a very (ine neiio .'i to <liv (>unday.) IIeto ?k for hh t st I he 2..d vera? <>f Iho 10 h chapter of L ik ?. lleauty. j Prevention j better than cure. Tutt's Liver | Pills will not only cure, but if : taken in "time "will prevent Sick Headache, I dyspepsia, biliousness, malaria, 'constipation, jaundice, torpid liver and kindred diseases. TUTTS Liver PILLS ABSOLUTELY CURE. $1800.00 OIVEN AWAY TO INVENTORS. $ijo.ooevcry month given away to any onowho applies through ua for the utost meritorious patent during tha month preceding. j We secure the best p?t?nU for onr client#, and tlie object of Otis offer 11 to entourage inventors to keep track of their bright ideas. At the same time we with to imprest upon the public the fact that IT *S THE SIMPLE, TRIVIAL INVENTIONS THAT YIELD FORTUNES, such as the "car- window" which can be easily slid up | and down without breaking the passenger'sback, "sauce pan," "collar-button," "nut-lock," "bottle-stopper," and a thousand other little things that most any one can find a way of improving; and these simple inventions are the ones that bring largest returns to the author. Try to | think of something to invent. IT IS NOT SO HARD AS IT SEEMS. Patent* taken out through us Motive special notice in the "National Recorder, published at Washington, D. C., which is the best newspaper published in America in the interests of inventors. We furnish a year's subscrip tion to this jourtnl, free of cost, to all our clients. We( also advertise, free of cost, the invention each month which wins our $150 prise, and hundreds of thousands o? enruat at " M. .:- ??! P mwiUl." ? %. sketch of the winner, and a description of his invention, will be scatteted throughout the United States among capitalist* and manufacturers, thus bringing to their atten tion the merits of the invention. I All communications regarded strictly confidential. Address JOHN WEDDERBURN & CO., , Solicitors ol American and Foreign Patents, I 618 F Street, N.W., Box 385. Washington, D. C. t |3P~ Jit/trtMC* ? editor 0/ (hit fafitr. Writ* Jor our Jo-fagt famfklet, FREE. Sale In Partition. South Carolina ? K?'IhIiuw County. Conn of ( oiinnon P'ciih. J110 A. ArmMronjr, l'l.-iint ill*, V M Cunningham U. Cun-toii, l?venir<l I?. Cureton, Khz ('. J no. H. Cureton, Mir> C. IV?vkw. Itebecn ('. I.ocuh, M-ug *r"t C. W'liitaker, Z. <?nrelon, ItcuhiMi K?-lly, P:t rtieH Unknown. a:il other*, Defendant*. - IJnil'T nil* I by virtu** a decretal or. <ler granted within nbo?e a:aicd eawe by liift Ilo??r .1,)$. II. Karle daied Kubrun ry 9th, JAJI5, I will offer for sale at public outcry* before t ho (%>nrt T( otne door in Ciifbd- n, between th? hour* of 12 M and 3 I*. M., on Kfcturd iy, the thirteenth (13th) d-v ?>f r. |?ril, 18W5. the f<>! Owinjr (lewribcrf real citnte : All that piece, parcel <>r trael o| land, aitunted in the County mid Stale above named, fodr mile*. nl>o*e Omden on the public road to Lancaster, cont inning twenty (tO) acre*, nu>r<i or 1?mh, known oa C'onl Spring, bounded by landaofKa*; tnfe of T. J:. Wither*, land* of Miiile, C'ivi?'i?n arui others. TeriTiV tif HiiTe.? Orsc-tnlf ' r*wh,_ ttm balanee in one yea . 'ohowcare?l by tlw? rbond ?'f the purchaser ?nd mortgage of ? ? ?- ?? j.rlvlleg ^ of pay U B. WlU/AMS, K C. DUKE Cigarettes MAU? FROM High SSracte Tobacco i AND I ABSOLUTELY PURE j A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY! Tim tuiii'H ni? Intnl. I'Mi Iio i o U ik guoil *ho\v I it tlm la#l molt tli I li.ni' iiiiilf k i ? i m'IIiiih Clinmx huh \Vm?Iiim h. 1 iirvci knw t? ii > I lull c liiko liku tin ) <)?. \\ lion mi) whiiiimi kih< mi' wucli ili? iIiii nor ilmlitv, iIimii mi l ?i i v tliom in one iutiinti\ I III) 1 1 II) Olll' I IK' III II )V <1 V AiiVI'IIIM'III lllrtki It ? Ihv l (k!>1 uLllnino . 1 lut \ o not i i in imol. ? iiixiotiK mo llio |?'ii| Ik for l iio t lnnm tlli'jr huiiiI fol I Ii<' in, W i i|i' in i In' tli in a \ M ttftV. ( 'tiluni* lui#, Ohio, mill llii'y will ki ii < 1 you rlrcnilU* ll IKI'IKI M'llilU wli'it coTibo l) xt.inlii lu l?uy. 1 will innlit< ?.i.fMn i liiM > ?>m ra?y . J NO C. Wll Tl-RS.i Wholesale (iioccr. \\ liolesalc Drnlcr in ( M(i \KS , TOR AM'O, ete. No. is:] KmhI Ray , ( Miarleuton S (\, No lie I All persons who are fiirmiiii; near any ot ill i? i > 1 1 1> I i ? roads art' herchv warned ii?>l to up >11 ilu' routN, n ?r m? olist rii r t t'.cni i>\' tillinu up the drains by i ? t ? > w i 1 1 too r! ?m> to llit'in. Any ohsti u< lion* wb.ilevt r of the public road* is si r'W'fysfoi hidden by law. atnlall persona are i etpte.vted to ) ear thistaci in mind 1 11.- 1 iw 1'i.t tin ) y tiii bids the i obst riii'l i 1 1 <_? t >1 tin- puldie roads in nnv manner, but the diverting ir chamrinft their rruirsj' in any way. I >???? ??? >1 *???? til til \ i 1 1 1 : 1 1 i. >ii should be fiivt'ii to tbt1 ('t)iin ty Supervisor or any nieinh r of iht | l'o\\ I1M I ? i : > I'o.tiils. ,1 It IMIFIJ'S, Co Supervisor. I:xami nation ol Tcadi ers Tlic lirsl re. >ulafV semi-annual exmiii nation of appli :in|s lor bneln'i's' eirtill fiUi'H will In- lie lil at tin* ('??nrl House in ( hiu.tk'o on t he third Kri<la\, tin* I ! M I ? day of April, IN to, comnu m-ing at !? o'clock and closiai; at 4 All leathers I whose firtiliei't .h luive expi etl, anil all pi'i v.i* iiit. inliii:; to teaeli in tin* pit l>l i schools, \\ lio ilti not jiow liultl a eirtifi e:\tn or a diploma from r ciiai terod Wisii tetion o' tli s ^t ite, should preseid thoi.i se'.vcn fbr ex imimi- lion .1 A. -KI'iKiiY, S. C. K C M a r li *>t h, I >9.~> S. I. I I.IIMII Mllll. | BUILD UP YOUR LANDS.] IMPROVK YOUR CR()1\S. j For Bw^elenitig sour land i <1 ixl building up p or noil it lias no eqmilt?ai,ujr it# cheapness en ables everyoo'ly to use it. Oom hined with cotton seed, cotton seed meal or Stable manure, jt makes an excellent complete fertilizer for small grain or cot ton. iSend U3 a trial order. Ingleside Mining & M'l g. Co., Charleston, S. v... 'Julius D. Koster. Sec. ft Treafl. RFillSTi? NOTli k / ( The Hjo'ah of Rcvristr it>on wijl lie npen j'('i! in the County Cotiihiiesii^ier'fl ollice i tlui Pnnrl TL?n?.? !.'"! '.V'1"!! j|?? ll'V!?*0* ' T 10 h. m. an?l 2 p. in, a? the law <lirects on the lirst Mondaj in each mcnt h, until tti\r first Mu?.'h?y in July, IK'<6, when the law rt^rpTlreH tlieni closed. Thin Is for the l?urponv i'f r '^'i?lei iiig all persons w bo iiave become of nj;e or entitled to rej{i?- , tt-r since hint election ; to transfer per- ] sons from this to another county, ?ntl from one township to aiiotlu-r. or fioni one residence to another. All this must bp done before or on ihe tirst Monday in ?Inly, 1 HS'5. '.a?st cji lilicatco uj*y he re- j newcd to within f?0 days of t '?<? election, I and those who h coiue of aj?e between ] I st of July find tie. election may renter ] at any time before election. Those who refused or nejjlert d to reg ister before the last electi >n. cannot reg ister until the law is etuinffed. W. It. llOI'tlM,' Supervisor <d Ke^ist rHtioii for Kershnw Co. I Notice To Trespassers, ? All hcivhv strictly l< i di-n lo 1 1 . ; mss lor tlir |>tirn<is(> <>( hunt I iutfi (1*1 im; <?? l'??r ??ny oilu-r | hiv-km wliiu??(ii' vrr Up1.', tin* Ximo|> |l;ti< , l In Wtlnoii pl.uv aihl I'jiylor lirld \\ : ii tit oi> )?< I'Mij-'sion AW "im lotnul tl gurtlinfr I III8 iiot.v will b ? ih'itll wish to lito lull \f nl >)! i ho law ? .1 A. Kiunv. K?-b. I I. 1-t In, Poor Health means so much more than ' you imagine ? serious and * fatal diseases result from* trilling ailments neglected. ' Don't play with Nature's' greatest gift ? health. Brown's Iron Bitters if you aie feehriK out of SOtlV WetK . and generally ex hausted, uervous, j ha\ e no appetite ? and can't woik.j begin at onceiak- " l?K the most telia- J hie sli cnnthe?iin>? ' medicine, w hicli is j Brown's iron Hit- > tei?. A few hot- J ties cure benefit " comes from the J I very first dose it 1 tw>? 7 stain four J tte/A, a n <t it's" pleasant to take. J It Cures * Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver Neuralgia, Troubles, Constipation, Had Blood ' Malaria, Nervous ailments * Women's complaints. . <ict onlv tire m'nuine- it l?:is crossed retl linen ?>ii tire wrapper. All others nreftrib- * Si It Ut 0* (Hi ifceilit of two ac. slumps ? <> i will send re I i.| loir Beautiful World's^ l;alr VJvW.s ami book "-tree. BROWN CHCMICA . *0 BACT1M0RU. .<0. 1 00 YOU WANT A Situation? WILBUR R. SMITH. PRESIDENT, LEX I N -TON , KY. RoforenceiK, Aimril or Jlflil 11:1 I rit World's l.in for Hon.. < ?? ? ? . ? A TIi?i-oui;Ii. I11A111' ''ill and IIonorf4 COlll'ifO. llUlllli'Pds .1 j: , 'lllg III lllJUIldHIH-tt I lie p.itu v.?"?r, from "it f ? ivi ?Itialncnit ('uunr i i/tsl*- in M lioOk keeping. Xltislnpss ,\ rlthnirjic. I'rnmnti-'Mp, OiiniMPivlAl ? X>uvv, Mernhundlslnx, V nu, Jolut Stock, Mittinf iriimns;, l.pctuiMi I.u..::f8s 1'rnCllCf, Mercantile t?.irr<M]ninilpi ????. M<\ 4'o?< ill' Full IhiHlnetH < Including Tuition .Station fry n mi lii'.. m niro family, ult'iut Rll'l. Vliurilinnil. Ty|M?tvri?li?:. ? U'lri'iiphr arc Mpc<*liil(lr>?: lii\.- ?. f .4 . I And r(i'>iii'i. iiihI mill In- IhI:i !i nl in ? vMli flio Hu?l r?'s* <'i?iir.?i!. K(i? <* ul department Inr liolif". ffllunttona. ? The d ?> ? n ir opr iimdiinteii In illrt'cri'iii ili-p irl nt i - ii I t Kit ?*;Ih ( oili'ifi1 Iiiii ex ceeded It -i "imply. , 'I'hc I'rliicti'iiit of Ilia Uiinblns; ilcpart* mciii ?r ilats 4'mIIccp Ii.in Iimmi ii l/Trector mid Vice- Pr<*Mldeiit of u lunik for h number of year*;, nnd refers to nearly 1 nnicr pupils ndw Ik iiiinrf ronit iuiiH In banks a* Pr. Mdi-nta. Vlrc-rfeiiideiita, '.'iNltlorn, llouit-kecjier*. etc.; nine In i.e>iiiKt<m luniks, Tin* J?rliielj*il of ?li?< Phoniwrflphlr ?>?? jvurt incut Is cikIoi sf il u.s nn accurate mid prnctl cM stenographer lit viirUutlm report# uliO netlcallv, and hi a ROiid Knirllxh nebular endnracA l?v the City, County und Commonwealth Attor ih'Vh, .lud/es -k nd ii Hroir of ollirr IrHillnic attor neys of tins idtv who Imve employed him. Tli?* f'rliiclnnl of l lie Telegraph I* Dfr parlinrnt ol? IliU follrin1 w en furn number of rears nn onprator, principal clerk. ?K<"i)t, etc., far Hip I. <V N. K. 11.. and \\lio?-e (jtinllnrntloii In en dorsed bv th- It-ndliiK oOln-r* of tluit rnml. Tlii' ollirr Trai'hrn of Ihli <'?llr(rr In It ?il; keeping. Itusiiie?s. Arithmetic, I'enuiaiv i kIiI ii. i tc.. am experienced mid elllctent. Tiilnl'allntr la l^UblUlical nlid ri-IlM on IIH i clr.ir record o7 uv*r * 11i-rL'\r P' R century, I* rr i t/ioii'i'nr miii rj-iirti>riin rTpmiifiiirii.aiiu onoorofi ; liv Its t.'ioiMaii'U of former pupils luBjii/nrtl ami 1 roiim-lrnt/oiix iriirk, and who Influeito*- annually I humirrtimtl their relation* and friends 10 attend. N? ItimliMMM ( ollput! In America cap refer t<i in. in* dun ii i< ii Inli I'd mid euci-eMful graduate* | i bun i IiIh ( 'mI1<'/o. . our cnin Indues have letter* oT piidiirspiiiont l?x- rfpresi mall vea of One Hundred onti'liil*. inciiidiiii? a l.lentonant-Orfvernor, Cott grefliiinittt. Alinrney-Oenernl*. JudfeK, Memtiers of l."?lfilaiiirpn. ?'U' : also <>ui> Hundred Ilnrik em ployed. O/ip huiidrod former Ktudenta holding ! tin' hlKhnst and most Imiatlvp position* In thin Cllv. Tlir Keiifiielty llnlveriiHy I>lpl*tM*, under a<-nl. U awarded the irrndiiatea of tfila College. Heiitueky l'nl ?rrnkly U the oulcrowth nf i tin- I ransyl v:ilda I'nl \ rr? Ity, founded over U"* yeariairo. ni pr Mii.flCo. ?jllcriir.T Cournr fr're. Htudenta of llilt Col |f|{>- lii% vi* the ppti'lliflrnf r<">etvln<r Insiructlon In Hip f.lt?*rary l?i'|iarl nient of Kentucky University for Hip rpmnlnopr of t tip arKiilon In wlilch lliey graduate, frpn of rharg^. 1 l/e?lnrlon. Ky? the looatton of Prof. Bmltfi'a Ciili?i?>. Is noted for it* lieaUtifnlneM and flnb rdiniHte: bus ???> cliureliea and 11 hank*. Accewi Ible bv its ninny rnllronda. Wo raeallon. Knt?r now. OrndTiatefl ditcces* till. For circular* addrpMt fla President, WILBUR R. SMITH, Lexington, Ky^ The Beet Slioca tor tke Lcuftl Money W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOES Over Oae MIIIIm PhM* ?Mr W. L. Douglas $3 and 14 Shoeer . AH Mr Nwlte wriifcrtwyv . Th*r S1*? (M **io? lor (M moMT. Tbwr oautl cdMotU uvM It Their ?r?*rlaf qaalUln w*?mot>iii1 WW**! u? aaUorm-M*MM? mm?. ProW fl to *3 ??ved owr oUmt ibum. \ r U jrowr q? 1? ?*A?o?Mi?ptr jro?w*c*lk. S&A81.7D MIMIMk AWUtttoMUfc W. L. l?Mitla% _ ?r??kt? . Mm#> FO^t SALE BY HIR80H BROS.