The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 05, 1895, Image 3
Dr. C. J- Olivoroe.
tyeud iha eard r?( Dr,JD. J, 0 1 i -
vcrov, specialist, Columbia, and if
you have any e>e, ear, uo?o or
throat trouble, consult him.
Whito Poach Blooms
Mi. T. S. Myers brought to our
?oilloe ono day last week a t w i ?? oi
white peach blooms, They came
'from the Marry Klihtt lot^ near
the colored Methodist Church.
Something rare indeed.
Rov. J. It Smith's Appointments.
Rev. .J. l\. Smith, pastor of Au
tioch and Mt. Zion Churches,
pleaches at Antioeh on every 1st
and Hid Sundays, and at M *. Zion
every 2nd and lih Sundays. We are
jjlad to note that Mr. Smith is pro
gressing well with liis woik.
The Circus
The Harris Nickel 1*1 a te Shows
exhibited hereon Wednesday last.
They well deserve the nice notices
given them by the Columbia papers
'lor All who attended were well
pleased with their entertainment..
A large crowd attend both perform
ances. Our people will *? i vo them
a hearty welcome shoul.l they re
turn.
The Chroniclo as An Advortiser.
^ y
Those who have tried The Ohron
l "hie know its value as tin advertis
ing medium and arc satisfied with
results. A firm which has been ad
vertising with us for the past*
twelvemonths writes: "Wo d < ? - ]
sirelto remain in your columus the
-enyming year and to that end en
close proposit on which pie pro sign
and return ut an early day."
Tobacco Loaf
Is a brand of guano manufac
tured by the Rend Fertilizer Co., of
Charleston and New York, especi
ally for the raising of tobacco. If
you contemplate raising tobacco
this year it will pay you to write
to the Head Fertilizer Co. and get
i Itcir prices. Head their adv. in
-another column of Tliu Chronicle
and then write to them.
Belle Boyd.
Belle Boyd, the only true ami
?oj'iginul Belle Boyd of Confederate
fume, appealed at the Opera House
last night. For an hour and a half
she delighted her audience l>y re
lalingJier thrilling experience and
hairbreadth escapes as a Confeder
ate spy during t h ?s late Kebelli ?n,
together with other incidents of
?the war. Sue was loudly applandd
when she pictured so viyidy the
scenes upon the buttle- fields, the
parting of loved ones many who
now
Sigh for th*; touch of a vanished Iim:. 1
And the soind of a voice that is sbi!,
the manner in which she stole the
countersign, etc., etc. *
The entertainment was closed by
a song from her beautiful and f-u
.rylike daughter.
Pensions
The State I'ension Board is now
making ready for the annual dis
tribution cf th e State pension mon
ey. Kich pensioner wiil receive
about *92 this year. The list of
pensioners is uow being made up
und it is expected that the checks
will lie s.;ut out about the middle
of ihi.i month.. At the last session
?of the Legislature , a material
change wn made in the law. It
mokes it possible for the widows of
all dead Confederate soldiers
whose names were ^ver ou the pen
sion roles to secure pensions. Here
tofore the law allowed pensions on
ly to the widows of tc,08fl soldiers
who died iu the service of the S.ate
in the late war.
Prof- Wilbur R. Smith, Lesingt"n, Ky
For 18 years
President ?>f the
renowned ('ntn
inercial College
of Ken.lJ n i. gives
special attention
to his graduates
in assisting them
to secure ?i mo
tions. Cost of
liusincss Course
P?or. Wutu* R. Smith,
CCXtltOTOM
about $90.
eluding tuition and board in a fam
ily. Prof. Smith Ints kept books;
several years vice-president of n
bank; Woild's Fair commissioner
from Kentucky, and a reliable bus
iness man.
Among tbe thousands of succcsa
f 11 1 graduates of Prof. Smith, are
.100 *? ha^ks and 100 olHciul* in
this aud otTr^i Stales.
Awarded mehnJ nt Wood's Ex
position, for bookkeeping. Lex
ington, Ky., the location of Pro/.
Smith's College, is noted fo* its
heult lifulnt ? :>nd line dim ale ; 1. n f
25 churches '?nd 11 hanks. Access
ible by its uiaby railroads. ,
Prof. Smith's ^radutjjis are
awarded th?? Kentut ky University
diploma nitfl.-r sr?al, an inftaenTia!
pLJsport to business house*. %
Vonng men desiring to attend a
business college will And Tt to their
advantage to roll at this ollice l?e-,
"Sorry muk't tig arrsngenieou else/
tvher*'. A scholarship to the above
?coll*- ve wiLl be sold al a bargain.
Cstc.rrh Cannot bo Cur?d
With local application*, an thoy
can not rouoh the seat of the ?l i??
ouse. Catarrh is a U'ood or consti
tutional disease, ami in order t<>
euro it you umsi t nko internal
remedies. Hair.i Catarrh Cure i
taken iutomaWy, uiul .<<1* directly
on the blood and mucous sui faces
Hull'# Catarrh Cure is not a (juiu-.k
nu did nr. It was proscribed by
'one of the best ph\ ticiani in tuis
country for yearn, and is a regular
piesni iption. It is composed <?f
i lie best tonics known, combined
with the host blood- purifiers, ail
ing directly on the mucous sur
faces. The porfuot combination of
the two ingredients i.i wha? pro
duces such wonderful results in
ci. ring Catarrh. Semi f<?r testi
monials, free.
K. .1. Chf.nky & Co., l'rops., To
ledo, ().
Sold by druggists, p.'ice 7."jc.
A Household Remedy*
And it never fails to cure Rheu
matism, Catarrh, l'iinp'es and all
diseases arising from impure hloo I,
is JJotunic lilood llalm. Thous
ands endorse it as the best remedy,
ever offered to mankind. The
thousands of cures performed by
this remedy are almost miraculous.
Try it. Only M 00 per large bot
tle. For sale by druggists. See
a d ver t i so me n t el so w here.
Ilolicf in Six Hours.
Distressing Kidney ami Bladder
diseases relieved in six hours by the
"New Grunt South American Kid
ney Cure." This new remeoy in a
great surprise on aeeounl of its ex
ceeding promptness in lelievina
pain in the bladder, ki ineys, back
an I every part rf the urinary pas
sages in male or female. It relieyes
retention of water nnd pain in pass
ing it almost immediately. Jf you
want quick relief and cure this is
your remedy. Sold by Dr. F. L.
Zeaip, Druggist, Camdun, S. C.
Fiomiscuous Items
The Qijeen of Fashion and The
Camden Chronicle one year for
*1.25.
Itch c n human, mange on hoises,
clogs and a'l stoc k, cured in 110 min
utes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion.
This never fails. Sold by Dr. F. L.
Zemp, Druggists, Camdun, S. C.
1 SpuClid inducements ottered in
the photograph line at Latham's
[Gallery A 1 i of the work is tinished
up up by J. H. Winburn, of Sum
ter S. C. Work guaranteed.
Have your photographs made at
Latham's Ga'lery, you don't run
an} risk in getting bad pictures.
Work tinished by one of the best
photographers in the South.
It has been impossible for us to
procure the exact , 'ogramme ?f
l lie Pearson uir-etsn^ cs we had
hoped to do, iiowevc, > lie meeting
v\iil commence on th* 14lh inst
ind there will be two services daily.
Let u.s all open onrMiearts and be
ureal ly beueiitted by tliis meeiing.
Let everybody who can, attend.
I The rapidity with which croup
develops or Ms for instrnt treat
ment; and vet few households are
prepared fot- its visits. An ad
mirable remedy for this disease
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. It has
saved hundreds of lives ami
should lie in every h.>i^e where
there are young children.
It may save yoh time and mon
ey to be informed that, when yon
need a blood-purifier, Ayer's Sar
Baparilla is the kind most in fnvo? j
with the medical profession. Il is j
the standaid and, as such, th'i on
ly blood-purifier ad mi tied at the
Chicago Woihf's Fair.
English Spavin Liniment re
removes all hard, Soft or Calloused
Lumps and blemmishos from horses.
Blood Spavins, Curbs Splints, Swee
ney, King Hone, Siilb-s, Sprains, all
swolen Thro. its, Coughs, etc. Save
$50 by use of one bottle. Wm
ranted the most wondeiful Blemish
Cure ever known. Sold by Dr. F.
. L. Zemp, IJruggist, Camden, S. C
The Pearson meeting will eoni-i
mence in Camden on April II.
200 copies' of the Gospel Ilvmns
Nos. 5 and (5 have been ordered
specially for u?e in this meeting.
Dr. F. Leslie Zemp is chnirman of
the committee on music. Th"
meetings will be luld in the Opera
ICouse. A fuller programme Mill
be announced next week. Maj
great good result from this meet
ing.
j^rom Qur (|0rre^p0ii3ent^.
Pisgah
Mr. Editor: ? We are very husj
just now and have but little time
to write and liiUc news to send.
Miss Leila MeL*?od, of Oswego,
Miss Bessie Branh tin, of Bishop,
ville, and Messrs. Toinm/ McLeod
and David McShaw, of O-wego,
were in this neighborhood Satur
day and Sunday.
The sociable given at the \ resi
dence of Mr. J. C. Alien last Fri
day uight, complimentary to Miss
Leila McLeod, the charming
daughter of Mr. N. S. McLeod, of
Osweco, who is visiti..g in this
r neighborhood was greatly enjoyed
by all who attended.
y Mr. C. T. Evans, of this section,
fre?jn?-nt visits to Muyeaville.
We suppose on very impoiiant
business as be goeslhete every two
weelri. Two bright eyes are the
laiiraclic-. we n^ppoae.
Mi", niui Mm. .lumen Robertson,
of i!ii? tecl.ii'i, dined nt Dr. (\ S.
Hrjiton'a ot Hy last week, where
they diued wh i they wore in irried
t'oilv v o ft i h ago. Mm. Smith, moth
or o f Mr. T oil) Smith and Dr
Hritton's wife, and aevoril others
dined at the same place f . ? i i s
years ago that tiny ?*nd one of I In
put ty report* lliai it just the
same kind of a day. The buds
seemed to yirigtiie same old ^ot>>?
llioy did nenilv ft halt h century
a go, luii mnni thing* that inutkod
L tie old spots have I ?*?<? ti swept awtiv
and new unos stand in splendoi t ?
touch us thai we a rt) living id a
progressive! ag<'. Th's i? some
thing that ft w people evei enjoy ?
meeting so many of their family
l'or\V years after they have been
nifti i ied.
The funnel a are pushing abend
now to gain bac k the tinie iliey
lost dining the we', monlhs pasi,
bat time passed is tint*' novo r to re
turn and so wo will have to forgit
i lie past and can; for the present
and push forward and try t<? got
ready io plant. Several farmers
hio about through planting coin.
The weather is very pleasant
just now and we hope it wt'l re
main ho for a few days.
Hov, T. W . Soru^gs preached on
last Sunday the lust of a series o|
sermons which lie has heen pveach
ing on for thu past eight weeks.
.1. L. G.
Pino Grove.
Is Our<*ood Frioitd Looking1
For a " Hon net?"
Mr. I'M it or : ? Will you please
allow mo space in yi.ur valuable
paper for n few dots as I see there
is no otiE writing fr<?iu this viciui
iy.
Tunes are very hard now, but
we ure having very pretty weather
for tli 3 fiii to work. Some of our
farmers me milking good use of
the pretty weather on their farm
wei k.
A Sunday Sehool was recently
organized ut Mi. Zion. \N e 1 1 * ' l*'"
that there may he some good ac
complished. I think everybody
shown! tjike part in the Sunday
? i
School.
Miss Lulu Sinel ?ir and Mr.
William Moure. wero united in holy
wed lock on la At Su .day at the les
idence < ? f Rev. Mr. Sioney.
We hope to have some more mar
rinses to report ?oon.
Mr. Fletcher Bateinan and Law
yer John Wiiliams, of Camden,
were \i?itinji in our \ieinity last
Sunday. Hoys, \ou had better be;
i.n your watch. We think the Dep
uty is trying to arrest one of our
sweet iz^i Is, from the wuy he was
sitting on tin* fence when we saw
him. Well, for ' the widower, w?
don't know bo'. from the way lie
vs as smiling we think h'j is hunt
ing him a Bonnet.
Mr. Biliie Mosley died of eon
sumption last we? k. II is remains j
v\ e re carried to M*. /ion and lui I
away to rest. I
bound to the land of bright spirits
above,
Pilgrims anil strangers no more
shall lie roam,
1I?- is now joyfully renting at b mia.
Well as this is tuy fust I will
come to a close f >r fear it mat
fitd its way to the waste basket.
Sis.
I
East Beaver Dam.
Dear Curonielc : ? Please allow
me space again this week to stieli
down in v name and a few other
words of importance wheic they
can be read by ml thos^ who read
von r val liable pa per.
N'tw, as the we.itber I; as moder
ated r>. little I think ali the hands
ire ready and anxious to go to j
work except a few clerks for Hus-i
tie and Hunt. ?
Ur i. II. r. J. was in tnis eotnmu- j
nitv last Sunday.
Mr. Kiik Price, of Anlioch, paid
his best gill a Hying VMit on Sat-I
u rd ay night ; lie happened to a
very bad accident. bis horse fe ).I i "
I lie ditch but lie received no serious!
wmiml*.
The Beaver Dam school has
closed and Miss Thompson has rc-!
turned to her homo' in Kdgelield..
\Ve were sorry to s e her leave.
Ui?V. i\l r. M disj of
preached at Pine Tree on last Sjn
d iv.
We have a few cases of grippe
m.this community, but having no
deaths or m ullages to report 1
will conclude for this time.
Best wishes to The Chronicle.
Respectfully Trotter.
Lucknow.
We!', doar Chronicle, I have
come ugnin to ol ilm ?>iy space
among the rest of your correspon
dents.
The farmers are croing nhead
now planting corn ami preparing
their lands for cotton. Some of
the. farmers say they expect to
plant just as much as they ever
did, and 1 believe some would
plant it if they knew tliey woul.i
not cet anything but the seed.
Mr. G. W, Hoi I ins, who has been
sick for some time, is no better.
Mis. S. M Ilall, who has' been
visiting relatives and friends near
this place, bus returned home.
Miss Jessie Peebles, who has
been attending the high school at
Hartsville, passed through here
Saturday.
Sawmill ? and turpentine stills at
'.hi ? place are plentifully now.
1 think *'Get There" from Old
laadore thought he got there, but
lie wenlthero and stopped there,
but did not stay long there, but
when Uc left there he prayed neverj
to uo hack thore.
"Farmer* Daughter* teems to
know h good deal about mys? If ami
*T. H" but t hoy thought thoy
started before day br.i I am sorry
to Buy the eleventh hour has come
nml pine for them to have auv
j Miie h an idea um giving 'lie preach* j
I er ti job; they can't afford it.
H. A.
McLoan'e Branch.
Mi lor, C hroniclo : ? As I sen noj
j ne?vs from this section please allow i
'me s\)aee i ,i vonr valuable oolums
j I" gi y,k lite many readers of toe
' ?l<*ii ? < ffnoiiele it few dots from this]
? sire; ion.
i l?'a i'iu ivoi k is projressing rapid- I
J !y ! o\. The ??(iee Haw'* man can
j l e heard soon und late these heauti
jtul S pt ? ii *?- 1 ike m unions and eve
j nin^s. out h one trying to mak" his
(own hog*and hominy at heme und
| hceoine self sustaining.
Hul very little fertilizer has been
j Ir.nh d t hia way yet * farmers say
they can't pay for iu with cotton
at I con 1 8.
One of Antioih's sport n was
sporting in tli's neighborhood last;
Saturday and Sunday. Two black
I even accounts for his visits here.
| We have no marriages to report
this week hu? if Timber continues
to How in i^s regular channel we
hope to have the pleasure of re
port in? one soon, for she said -'she
would f'ke he as he nm." If Tim
ber ovei flow* many more tirnea on
Saturday I don't know what will
be tlie oonscqnenco with some of
the young people who have allowed
some 2 re veyed monster to steal
their heart nwav from tl em.
I'lie old ad aire says: "the eerly
bird catches the worm ' If this
saying be true then Mr. .1. I).
Gardner caught the worm; lie fin
inli oil planting corn yesterday.
The ( Mironiclo still makes its
regular vieits and is always wel
come. It is second to no paper in
t he count v. We hope it may pr? s
per in the future as ii has In the
pa?? .
As l.hm is mv first, letter I will
close for fear it, mav find its way
to t ho wast e basket .
With best wishes to The Chvoni- '
Icle and its Editor. ,J. 1).
Buckton
Rev. .T. N. Kn< zminger preached
?i i Swift. Creek Church on Sundav.
life preached an e.ilerosliitg sermon
to n large and attentive congrega
tion.
We n ?-o qorrv to learn th a * Mr.
] Hoots Mu rc.li ison, of the Slate
Farm, is very ill, not expected to
li ve.
Some of the firmrrs lieio have
planted corn and are nr>*,v prepar
ing to plant coi ton.
As ever (\ L. T.
Hiah Ilill.
Mr. bV.i'or: ? After a few week's!
eilonoe I will again appear i u the
bright cobituns of vone' paper.
The wojither is very hennti/ui lr
dav and we are all ula'd- to nee the
sunshine o> cf more upan the sur
face of l he earth.
W:? have no marriages to repot-'
from this Hection. Several deaths
? all i n fa n ' s.
Wt? a i. has become of "Sam
SlbkT
Rio. f'H. A. .1." was in our com j
?rnnitv reccntlv. A pair of bill el
eves we think is the attraction.
Miss S ? 1 ! in Norwood, one , of I
II nisvilh 'm sivic?est voung ladies,
was visi'ing Ms*. J. J. Josey's fam
ily recently.
Mr. V, Randolph and M is*er
.7. A. Marshall, two charming yonngi
bachelors of f,vnehwood, were vis- j
iling iu this community la^t Sun |
day. ? Rrown Kyes.
Turkey Crefik. j
Hoar Chronicle: ? -A9 potliquor
crowded mo oht. lust week I will ti v '
and come op tin, nit hough not very;
strong, as pot-liquor has tilings down ;
low near this place.
The farmers arc getting a mow t
nn themselves now in this couinni- ;
nitv ; they arc planting corn at the I
rate of a mile a minute.
Mis^ Sallie Norwood and Mr.
Jesse Gardner are visit ing friends \
and relatives near thn place.
A pro! 'acted meeting will start :
at Heth'inv Church soon the Lord
willing. 1 1 will lie conducted by
Hnv ,l J*. Atliwav. We wish him'
much success.
V-iifp, W. J. \V. I
Bsykins.
Mr. Ivii'or: ? I will endeavor trtj
give you a few d >is from this *00
vi?,n." *?**,
Farm work lias been progtcasing'
vi ry rnpid'v for tli? pa&t few d.avs,
the "g< e l aw*' man i* heard from I
ovi"}' daik and smutty comer.
The grain crop in this section i*
on a boom.
Mr. Win. Klierbe, an aged gen
tleman, died at his home last
Thursday. He leaves a wife and
several children to inouin his death. |
We extend to the bereaved ones
oip* heartfelt Hptnp.ai hit s,
Mr. J. K. Murchison died a'- his
home last Sunday iiii:hl. He leaves
a large family to mourn hia death. ?
The bereaved family have our deep,
est sympathies.
The infant son of Dr. Charlie
Green w^s buried in 'Camden last
Friday. Its death was caused bv
the overturning of a kettle of boil
i ing water.
We will admit to "Scotch Lassie
;.Iear?" that we did not know who
we were writing against. We h >pe
that she did not get offended st
what we said, although we 'would
be glad to meet her at a nice dance.
I No marriages to repot t, but from
I certain indications it won't be long
before we have that pleasure,
f J. E. J.
L on^own.
KwrvtMng w lnvHy iti'vl (liu jjODff
hong* ? i >' lr * .
Wo hiv h . v i,vn \ *?? > protty ? o >* ? I ? f ?*,
I'lio )'.??*. ^ l r . .lunos, f>' KcrvhinVi j
proarln >1 u wry int. fo*ti!ig mtiuoii in j
i ho I ?>? t o r i ;m t'hai\li last N'un.hiy.
Hi* w a- w i* 11 I ill oil 1<\ .ill win) hoar 1 l>t ii i
I llopo In' w iM .v'.ili iot ?m i?oi>i?.
i >? . i-:. n ii II I iSOll IVtU I lie I hott'O
lust wvok, \\i' woroaU l il to wolooiu >
lit. ii homo attain, we a to ;*? n ?? v? to pel ?
It* hi id t ? May >iit ! roll |> Us t'lr us
snni:uoi lu* i-? w ? 1 1 1 i k < > < I l>\ il>o |>>-.? j
plu aiul 1 think he i:au ilo .i hn>i
I llt'SS III ? ?lir l )WI|. Wo )i IVII'I i? it .1 ih)>?
tor in oi^ht mill's '?{ ti is ohioo nn I ii . n> I
I ? |
body was to not h'Vo sick thoy wouhi il i ? j
b-'furi'V ? > oouitl uot a physician.
Iloj'OtliM Min.'is will v i in g.-t t<> j
work, for 1 :iovor hoar I so inm-'i ;;rumh
ling it I ??>< it s nn Hltiin* i'iov lu 1 nothing
|im|iim'i(Ii, K ?'orv flii ?!?, li:ti?|>:?ns lor (ho
host to tlto.Hi' tv!io lowtlio l.oril. W ??:? l
i-i to ho will h?- if i; novor ooiucs t? ?
pus--.
Wo i\ro ?? o 1 1 i ? i -_r t 1 1 1 ? tliin.4 down lino in |
nor i >n. Thoro was a colt >n hnyor
ri lint; a,o;in?l limiting no all tin; cotton
ho conM liiwl. 1 hoir Ii ? wait ollVriny
from I ? h to \( llojio it will ho so soon
that wo o in ^ot what wo ;i?k for our o.?t- j
ton ; it it what others soo lit to nivo ns, ,
I will cIoho, truly vtnn>. Potnas.
Sandy Grovo.
Mr. Tvlit.tr : ? Will yon pip 1*0 *uh>v\
on? sp ti t' in your paper to ilrop in 11 low j
dots from Santly t irooo. A
M'\ J. P. 1 Ion liar, of Ashlaml, D.ir '
I
liiV(ti?iu Co , was in our hnrglast Sunday
Also" Mr, %S. S. Sto|;i's an. I wife.
Thoro is sinking sit Kat. lill s School
Ilonso on owry sooon I un<l fourth Sun
thiys, riioro it preaching a' Sumly
(5royo ('liuri'h on evory lirst un.i tlni.l
Sun hi \ s, hy Kov. .1. P. AttaU siy.
Wo art- h iving soin ; hoautilttl wojit.li
er lor planting corn :it prosout.
l?oys I h ';.r 1 a follow nay tho oilier
day that tho j ?t>.? j tli- in h i h part of the
country who liavo t?oou working frpen
tine work m| tho boxes until they not to
tho liinhst and thou ront' them out to
the s apsuckors 11ml received v> as rent.
Thnl^ ill <lo to close 0:1 Wi ll l?o>t
wishes to T!io t'hroni do. S. I,.
I
; Doctors Say;
[ Bilious and Intermittent Fevers
' which prevail in miasmatic dis
tricts arc invariably accompan
ied by derangements of the
Stomach Liver and Bowels.
The Secret of Health.
The liver is the great "driving
whe; 1 " in the mechanism of
man, and when it is out of order,
the whole system becomes de
ranged and disease is the result.
Tutt's Liver Pi lis
Cure nil Liver Troubles.
Dr. C , J. Oliverns.
F.IS'r
i:yk, kak, nosk and
THROAT.
I X'irlli Snintfr St., ( 'i?lu in :>ri . S. ('.
Oilicc'ti-iiirs 10 a. in. I ? > 2 p. hi.; Siiii
tl.iys, I to *2 j> iij. Apr. ."i.
/
$1800.00
QIVCN A WAV TO INVENTORS.
$i 5<>.ooc\ cry month given away to any one who applies
throng! us (or nic'tnost meritorious patent during the
ti. with preceding.
WoMvurc tho I>r?t patonti for our clients,
*nd the ohjc.t of this offer is to encourage inventors to
kecn?<":'k A their bright idea*. At the sai.ie time we
wish to iir.;>ret . upon the public the fact that
IT 'S i ilE SIMPLE, TRIVIAL INVENTIONS
THAT YIELD FORTUNES,
such as the "car-window" which can be easily slid up
a:.d dowu without breaking thep.> .sen ger's back, "sauce
pan," "col!;ur-butt? "nut-lock," "bottle-stopper,"
and a thousand other little thiii|{s that most any one can
find a way of improving; and these simple inventions arc
tlie ones t^at bnn f* lnrgcLt returns to the author. Try to
think cftoineliiing to invent.
IT IS NOT SO HARD AS IT SEEMS.
Patents taken out through us reccive Special notice in
the " National Recorder,' published at Wasl.-ngtou, D.
'vhich is the best newspaper published in America in
the intrresu inventor*. \vc furnish a year's siibstrip
iioii i ' this journal, fret of cost, to all our clients. We
nlso a<l*cru*e, free of cost, the inveition each month
which wins on* $150 pruc, an-i hundrcii-, of thousands
of copies ol the "is'ational Recorder," containing a
sVeuh of the winner, arid a description of his invention,
will be Svattc:ed throughout the L'liited States amon^
capitalists ond manufacturer*, thusbringing to their iittcu
lion the merits of the inventtoi..
All communications regarded strict!/ confidential.
Address
JOHN V/EDDERBURN C.O .
Solicitoro of American and Foreign Patents,
618 F Street, N. W.,
Box 33s. Washington, D. C.
fy A ?/ercnee ? editor o/ this paper. ll'tiU/ur our
Jts-fage pamphlet, IEEE.
Sale In Partition.
South Carolina ? Ki-rwhaw County.
Court of Com 111011 l'.'ras.
?flirt A. Arin?Jroii'?, I\'-iinlilf,
vs.
Cunningham 15. Cureton, Kvcrard I?
Cundon, KHz C. Mt'Cw. Jim. ]!,
Cureton, Mary ilovliin. a
C. l.nriiM, M!i?*|fjii?!t ('. Wliitakcr,
%. Cureton, Homicn Kelly, I'attich
Unknown, and other*, I MendanU.
UiultT ami by virMft* ?.f a di-crrttal or
der jrr:int<vl within above ? ( ? t ?-<! rase by
his lloinn- .J. >v If. Karlc. dated I'Ybrua
ry !>tli, twill oflVr for sale atlt?jb!ic
outcry, before the Court If-nise door in
Camden, between tbe Iiouih of 12 M
and !' I*. M ., <-u Saturday, tin: thirteenth
(l.ltb)divuf April, 1895, the fid owjnjr
described r.*al cMnte :
? AH ib .ti if!:"1!*, paret I or true' "1 land,
.? it ail tod . ('niin'y and State abow
named. !'?>:; ? .lib-s. > bovo CamJcn on
the ] nbbe r ;?<! to Lane* der, eo.itaiilintf
twenty f'JO) ncrr?, : iore or Juiown
?\8 C'o"I Sprin.', hon <] ?>? | by |an<!* >tf Kh
tatff ??f T \Vil' cm, lands of ITade,
Clvburn n.? t ?.in rs.
"Tt-rnis of ? :>!??, ? Onrdntlf cash, tlie
babtncf in .#n?* yen*, ?obfi "ociiied by tb?
bond of tbe pnrch?*er and moit^nR"* r.f
Mie preniixt*a *> '.*, -a lib privib-p/ of pay
iiii? whole W 1 ? .>\Ii. '
. > U. 11. WILLTAM8,
S. K C.
Alarcb -2nd, .
In 1
na-I
DUKE ?
Cigarettes
UUKEiDURKAM,
(-J ? ' '??
d! GAR ETltS
1.1 A OE IT.OM
Hiigh 8rci?o Tobacco
AMU
ABSOLUTELY PURE
MARRY f M 18 GIRL SOMEBODY I
Mit Kim ioh I h|i\hi?'(I <* Mil" hiIV. w 1 1 It
li'liitMi i iik i' ; wliut will ii.lurn tliti t nliir ' 1 Hill
iiutUiut; IftM i>( umiioy Moiling llio < 'limit v l>mli
W.nlu'i. Ilnvi' iiot nmili> It -iM i tin ii iOu in) day I
Will kill. Kvrl) f.lllllv MrtllU II lllMll WklliPl', himI
|IHN i'l i|IIM klV Wlll'll till*)' ?*'?'? Mill lli?ll?ll WllfcllC.I
?in. I ill ii* ! iM'i'ftvll) iii onu minute. 1 m<II u* iiihii)
w mkIiI'I M .11 ill \ I ? I i ? ? 1 1 , mill lit* 14 uli ? ? I dull'*'
III HI. 1 W ill l lwU fct.UHl IliU \ . HI A )t<l rt-MH I >l?i
Cliuiax M fu . I'u., (', iiniil'iiM, oliiii A u\ >hiii i tiu
lift It 1 W'oll UN I Mill lllli II V* MAtilllK It.
J NO (\ W II TF-KS;
W'ho'esnle Grocer.
Wholesale Don lor in OKiARS
TOU ACCO, etc.
No. 1 S?i Kast Bay,
( 'bin lent oil iS.
NOTK'K.
All persons w I ? ? ? art* fanning; near any
ol iht- ( > n I >1 i.* ????:?? 1 ad' hereby warned
ii'il to in'iin^r up -hi tin* public mat!*,
Hi .r to olisl i in t tl i-in ny tilling up the
drains bv plow i i ton < Ir-te tu tlicin.
Any obstruction" w-imb?ver oi tin* public
roads i.-, strictly I'm bidden by law, ami all
prisons art* tctpiestcd to 1 ear this lacl
in mind. Tin* l.i w i".t only I ? >r 1 >i" 1h the
obstruct inj? ot lim public rottds in any
manner, but the divt riiujr < r chamniiK
ilivii coiiisc in any way, Due n< >t )<*?> ? ?t
ail violation should bi* K'vfiv to the Conic
ty Siii'tM'\ i >><*r or any ii >011 ib r ol' the
Tow n>hi)> Ho i n ! s.
.1 It IM 1 1\ I.I'S. Co. Supcrviftor.
i:\iimination ol Teach
ers
Tin' first h'liiI ii seini-:ini;u;i' cvaiiti
nation ot appii anls I'nr tt*noli? ? ? .?>* ciitili
riitcs will b;> belli nt the Cuirt llousu in
i Can. i It'i* ? >ii I In* third Kriilav, the 1 !>t 1 1
ilav of April, 18 mint ncing at !?
: o'rliick and clos-ia*; at 1 All leathers
w 1 iohi ? cirtilicvites bavc ex pi cd, and all
pi'imns intciulini; to teach in the pnhli
i schools, who "In imt now bob! a cirtifl-i
I'atr i>r a i li|ila mi ;i front n cba t tered uisii
tr.tion <?' tb .?? s? -,u should prt ni-t.l them
selves for ? ?? . ; * i . . 1 1 ; t i >n
?. A. S. C. K C.
Mar b it i '' i
t (j. (Mi) viAiu.
i ?->
buildup your undi.
IMI'RoVK YOUR CROP3.
For sweetening sour land!
and building up p/or soil it has)
no equal, and its, cheapness en
ables everybody to use it. Com
bined with cotton seed, cotton
seed meal or stable manure, it
makes an excellent complete!
fertilizer for small grain or eoi- 1
ton. Send U3 a trial onh-r.
Ingleside Mining MTg. Co.,
Charleston, 8. O.
.Julius ] ). Koster. $cc. & Trens.
RI-:(il8T!{;\TO NOTICE
The H ions of I{e^i.?-lrat ion \\ ill lie open
ed in tin* County Commissioner's office
in tin* Court House, between lite bonis J
of 10 a. in. and i?. in, as the law directs J
on the first Moiulaj in each nw.nl h, until .
tin* first Monday in July, IS *?, when the |
j law reipiircs them cloHed. This is for the i
purpo.s" ol r '^iBtci tiiK nii persofiv ?
have become of ajre or entitle'? to regis
ter since last election ; lo (rr.nfer per ,
sons from Ibis to another county, mid
front one township lo anotlnr. or fiom
one rehidcnce to unol her. All this must
he done before or oil tin- lir>?l Monday in
July, IS!'."?. '..osi cii I if c.itcs tnny he re
newed to Uftbi.i ;:0 d;iy>? yf I'm: election,
and those who b'comc of ajxe between
1st of July and thy election may register
at any time he/ore election.
Those who r? -fused or ncplect d toreg*
ister in-fore the l.isl ? 1 *cii ui. cannot r?-jj
ioter until tht law* is changed
\\\ I! . 1 f ()l'( ? II . Supervisor of
liogiHtrnli.m b>r Kerslinw Co.
! Not ICC To irispasMjrs.
? rns ;ir.> iK-n ltf r ? ? | f<>vW!
sjiu.- < for (lie |iiit '<?.-??? / J I" it nt -
u-.' or inr ii v ti - i ? c- r fnirpimc
!?? tip '?n l la* /.?? t}? i'l. t! i??
' : . o Mil T > !<>> ' I without.
? 1... A \ V n f imi) it vn
t < nut ?!> nii ill with t >
v i'i:r i>i the t
l">?
\ k ; !> it \
In
Poor
Health
moans so much more than '
you imagine ? serious and1
fatal diseases result from"
trilling ailments neglected. 1
Don't play with Nature's
greatest gift ? health.
Brown's
Iron
Bitters
If you are feeling
o?:t of gorts. weak
ami Kc,i,,til"v e*~
hausted, nervou*,
have no appetite
a 1 1 1 1 can't work,
begin at once tak ?
Ing t 1h? most relia
ble strengthening
medicine, which is
lirowu'tt iron Hit
ten. A few bot
tles cure- benefit
conies from the
Aery first dose? if
?/?????/ it it in your
tfeth, and It's
pleasant to take*.
It Cures
Oyspep.ila,
Neuralgia,
Constipation,
Malaria,
Kidney and Liver
Troubles,
Bad Blood
Nervous ailment*
Women's complaints. ,
Cot only Ute genuine ? it has crossed red
lines on the wrapper. All others ate sub- '
stiiuics On i ecvijit of two ao. stamps we
1 will hctiil r.ct ot Ion henutlful Wurld'a '
Fair VUwi and book? ft cc.
' BROWN CMEMlCA . :0. BALTIMORE, MD, '
COPYRIGHT ii?.
S. IV. Cor. Main & Uppor Str, opp. Court Houeo.
WILBUR R. &MITH, PRESIDENT,
LEXINGTON. KY.
r u < ill ujfiduate*. lli^
??*JZCa< tJlXv>tJ c 1 1 1 * 1 1 i i u 100 In iiunk.s,
/inn'il of ffl ??'!?! nml diplomat lit World-*
J:x ti.i-.lt Inn for Hook s et he. <".c.
A Thorough. In 'I w nmil Honorr4
('nllcu'c. Hundred i <?; ?<><(? ntfi ii? titicitdniiofl
Hit! jicutt your, fiobi 2 M/itji, ?
HikIiii'M <'our*v i ? t . > | ? I h ot Hook -keeping.
Jim i iii-ffi ArlthJiu 'i- ) < nmut'Hhlp, t'oimr.ercijil
Jj mv, Mrf< han't:." ii , H.inklnj.'. Joint Stock,
Manufacturing, i.ecinivs, minifies* l'ructlce.
Mercantile Cm :,?-<iiuitileiiec, etc.
Coat of Full ll-i?1tifiii Including
Tuition. Stationary nnd Homd in u nice family,
llt>'>llt 01M?.
Nhnrthnnil, Tj pen riling- ami Tcli>ffra|?lijr
lire ap?*e|nl 1 1 e? i |ii\e n|? ciitl tcnchcm and
rooms. nnd cun Ik- h iilocc or Willi the Htim
Tll'SS C'tllll H4?.
'??ciul ilep/ii '.meat for Indies.
vi'.uttlon*. The <|i nintiil for our Rradnnten In
'i< rent ilcp irt tin lit i of thin College lias e*
i I'tlml it-' supply. ? ?
i'lic I'ii ti.-i j?.?l ol' < lac lianblnar I> r pa ri
me n( of Mil* f'ollctrc Iihh her n a JlTrector and
Vice I'ri'Klilcni of i? hunk for n numher of year*,
nml refers lo nourl/ im former pupils now liol<lln*c
pi ml tionn III luinkias I'reiddruia, V Ice- I'm-miIcM*.
Cashiers, liook-k#eprrs, clc. ; nine III lA'xInutliti
hunks. f
Tin- rrlnclpnl of lln* PhAnoRraiihlr !?#?
piirtriient Is endorsed ah nil accurate Hliil prACII
cal *ii-n. emptier III laklUK verbatim reporla |dn.
ni'tieallv, nml as a kuimI KnidiMi actinlar I'liilorM-ft
by tin' city, County nml Commonwealth Attor
neys, .1 n <1 Ltd unit ii firm" of oilier lending Attor
ney* of this city who Imve employed lilm.
Tlio i*r liielp.nl of th* Trlrrraphlr I>e?
pnrlmrnl of tUI* t'oilcgt' wiia for ii liiimlier of
yeriiJi un operator, piinclnal clerk, nuent, etc., for
Hie I,. ?} N. u. It., and ? qnnilricntlnn In en
dorsed hv tli - lending ofllccrs of t lint road.
Tlie oilier TriU'lirr* of Itila I'ollrgf In
II'iok-keepiiKf, pusl new." Arithmetic, lYlimaii
: liii>. etc.. lire e*perl?uceit nuil eftlclcnt.
Tlita rollrsr la Ka<abliaH??t nnd rcllc.s on (In
clear record of uvtt a uMartor of ? a I'enlnry, I* r ??
?/fini'tlr and * jrnstl'i ??* represented, find endorsed
hv its th nil* mil i of MHhiit pupils for honrnt and
ri,u*rit ittioiix i ??'</?*?, iiinl wlio Influence nnnuallv
hiimlrr't* of their relations nnd friends (o attend.
Ha llusliie-** folleiii In AnaerliMCAn refer
to more ii I ? 1 1 ti i^ii ImIh-'I mid successful Rrnduafe*
ilinii t hi* College. Our catnloKiien have letter* ??f
.-M.r.rnr.-rr -tt: :.y r-; u uuiiviy of. Oui*. Itiuidred
onii liiN. Including a I.leutcnnnt-<>overhor, core
irrcs una u, A t lorncy-'leiicriil, .fudges, Members t.'?
l.i-Hislalures, etc. : also One Hundred Hank Mjr
ploye.i. One hundred former students holding:
I In* highest niel nnxt lucrative |>i;mtlous in fiilk
cl'v. * ?*? ? .
Tlir Heniueky 1'nl veralt r Olnlnma. under
f< al. H a wirdi-d t he >?r:idualei> ?f thta College.
MrntoeMr |!nhri'?lly la the tuitirrowtll Ot
the Tranr<)rlv:inla I'lil verity, foundnl oytr l<f
year* nifo. ? AflSfitft oier fV?>,0n0. ?? ? ?
l,(lernr.T <'ourac t'l-r*. Htudent* of this Col
Icri imve the jtrlvlUfi' of recelvlriff Instruction In
tin- I. it. rnry Department of Kentucky UnlveniHy
for the remainder of I he fccaalon in wiiirb tliey
(rrii'luate. free of charge.
!4>(>fiKloa. H;.. the loriitlon of Prof. Smith1*
Cille^-, Is noted for Hm iiealllifulnen and fine
climate ;.hus i"> churches and II banks. Acckk
Ihle hv its immy rnilroada.
No rnrallMi. Knter now. flndnatn narefn
ful. For circular* addreaa Ita I'midtnt,
WILBUR R. SMITH, Uxington, Ky;
The r.cdt Khoca
for the Least Mouey
W. L. DOUGLAS
CUAF FITF0S
OrlvCi AKiNa
0?cr Oi>cT*fl?tlon Pr??le wrar the
W. L. Doualas 13 and &4 Shoos.
All ?ar Mtaotft ar? r<j?nlly ?*tlofn::? >rr.
Thry five the bet vtliw (or Uto money.
Thfy 1h|ua| cuntom ihuM Is ?lyk> **d AC
inoir wt-AriuttqiiAMth* on unuirpaMfi.
Tbo prloo* in uniform ? Mnnipcd on aol?.
J Torn 8 1 to ft 1 mvciI ovc-rolbfr make*.
if yoar dMier caodoi mppty you we can.
8B.84.93>60 c?ri?T*airt*iiti
Ka?M*ilr4 ?>!f Kumtm.
S3.BO Potto Stoet. 3n!m.
Mm' ? tUVUWllV
W. L. DouglMi
^ aiMkN^llA
FOR SXEE "BTOIRSCH BROS