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fjeeal APRIL iy, 189$, Plan* 8 for 5alo. Cabbage and Tomato IMants for 15 cents per hundred. Mus. M. A Nu n Pension Checks Comptroller Geueral Norton ha(^ 5 tated that the checks for the pen sioners will b<> sent out to the vuri r*><s County Cleiks not later than *ile 20lh. Col- Dargan In Camd< n. CM. .John J. Dargan, of Sumter, [?fpoke to u crowd of about 7& ne groes and 15 white men io the "X*u\lrt House yesterday about 12 -H>Vltck, No now developments were brought out. llis talk who ouiy a rehash of hit* foimer utter aoets at other places. Out Again. * Mr. John C. 1*. Williams has heeu.conlluei' to his room for sev eral days wiili a carbuncle. Mr. Williams requests us to Btate that ;lhls accounts for his absence from hisbfttce several days last week ; also for his non appoarauce at sev eral professional engagements in West Wateree. We are glad to see him out again. Married Miss CorAlia S. Graham daugh ter of the iWCol. J. I). Graham, of this city, and , Mr. W. Leslie k H rower, of Kast Orange, New Jer sey, were married at the residence uf the bride's mother at 5 o'clock Monday afternoon, Rev. yC. C. Lrown officiating. Mr. .. afid Mrs. .itrowcr left^irr-their hp me in the State of New .?Jersey on the after noon train. ? Sumter Watchman. The Genuine Merit Of Hood's Sarsuyarilla wins friends wherever it is fairly an. I honestly tried. To have perfect health, you must have pare blood, and the best way." to have pure Mood is to <take Hood's Sarsaparil h?, the best blood -purifier ami strength builder. It expels all taint of scrofular, suit rheum and nil other humors, and at the same ?iiL;e builds up the whole system. lfood'tf Pills are pvompt and ef ?*:ci*nt. ?/5o. Helief in Six Honrs. 'Distressing Kidney atid 1)1 adder ?diseases relieved in six hours by the "New Great South American Kid ney Cure." Tb i 8 new remeay is ? great surprise on account of its ex yeeuing promptness in relieving pain in the bladder, kiJoeys, back and every part cf the urinary pnB uages in male or female. It relieves 'retention of water and pain in pass ing it almost immediately. If you want quick relief *nd cure this is -your remedy. Sold by Dr. V. L. ?fce.np," Druggist, ?Camden/S. O, v } Spring Time Is when nearly everyone feeln the need of some blood purifying, strength invigorating and health producing medicine, The real mer it of Hoodie SarsaparjHa is the rca non of its widespread populrrity. its nneqalled success is its l>est recomendvtion. The whole system is susceptilUe to the most good "from a medicine like Hood's &arsa parilla teken at this time, and we would lay spec &l stress upon the time and lemedy, for history has it recorded th it delays ?.re danger - (His. The remarkable succ-ees achieved by Hood's Sarsaparilla and the tnany words of praise it Ims recieved, make it worthy of yni." * ?nfnlonc<2.. We atk , vou to give this medicine a fair trial. 'Prof- W^'bur 3J- Smith, Lexington, Ky For 18 ypars President of the renowned Com mercial College of Ken.Uni. gives specinl attention to his graduates in assisting them to secure situa tions. Cost of Business Course about <190. 1?* cindiug tuition and board in a fam ily. Prof. Smith lias kept books ; several yeara vice-president of a .bank; Woi Id's Fuir commissioner from Kentucky, and a reliable bus iness man. ? j ' Among the thousands of success ful graduate* of Prof. Smith, aie 100 in banks and 100 olficials ini tiiis and other Slates. Awarded medal at World's Ex position, for book-keeping. Lex ington, Ky., the location of Prjof Smith's College, is noted for <(is healthful ness and line climate; has $5 churches and 11 ban^s. Accm*? thle by its many rsjfrofdf. Prof. Smith's graduates Are ?warded the Kentucky VsiTdliir ?94ptoo?* under acal, an .influential passport to business houses. Yoong men desiring to attend a bustneaa oo!fege>will fnd it to their advantage to caTTat Ibis oflce bt Adts Baking arrange men La else where. A aoholarakip to the abor* volle^e win be ftolti at a bargain. Deati> o* A- L. Sa>nea - ? ... . .. Our oommunity wan shocked on Unt Wedncodst) to learn tha*. Mr. A. L, Harms was dead. Ho \va? at his swamp place, and we'll to bed a? 1 1 m u si 1| uiid the next morm Ins parlies in the bouse noticed I tli mi lie was remaining in bed long or than was hit* custom went to the bedside to arouse hiiu and found him colli in death. Truly a gooJ fiicnd and neighbor is gone and in any there aie wlu? will sadly miss him. N??ne ever went to him tor help who curne away empty hand ed. To his sorrowing relatives we tender our deepest sympathies. The Pearson Meeting. On last Sunday morning; Rev. Mr. l'eursou, the evangelist, com menced u series of meetings here. Two set vices daily have been held ? at 11 a. m. and 8 p. in. He preaches t lie word simply but pow erfully. A wonderful work is be ing dv>ne. Sinners have been awakl ened nnd converted, christians have been strengthen ami all have i been brought nearer the fool of the cross. It was oH peeled that the meeting would continue two weeks, bnt owing to the fact that Mr. I*ears?n is phyisically unable to work the meeting will close to night. Camden has abundent ica son lo that k God for Hie visit here of this godly man. May God bless him in his woik wherever he may ! go! Catarrh Cannot bo Cured With local applications, ns they cannot roach the seat of tho dis ease. Catarrh is a Wood or consti tutional disease, and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure t? taken internally, and act* , directly on lite blood and mucous suifacos. Ilall's Catarrh Cure is nut a quack medicine. It was prescribed by one tho hest physicians in this country for years, and is a regular piescription. It in composed of the best tonics known, combined with the hest blood-purifiers, act ing directly on the mucous sur faces. The perfect combination of the two ingredients is what pro duces such wonderful results in ct.ring Catarrh. Send for testi- i monials, free. F. J. Cheney A Co., Props., To ledo, O. Sold by druggist k, p.icc 75c. Piotolscuous Items A mad dog was killed on Main Street yesterday afternoon. H. L. Darr, edttoi' of the County Banner, published at Hishopvillc, thinks of moving his piper to Florence. ? Sumter cor. to Columbia. Register, i Itch on human, mange on horses, dogs and a'l stock, cured in 30 min ut? 8 by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This never fails. Sold by Dr. F. L. Zcmp, Druggists, Camden," S. C. Tho'' address of Piesldent Magill to the\ Kershaw County Fanners1 AlliancV, published in this issue of The Chronicle, is an able document. Let every Alliancemr.n in Kershaw County read it. llenry Ward Keecher once in formed a man wh<j? tome to hityi complaining 9#g1oomv ttud dTspon den feelingff 1!> what h<f"mos?. needed was a good tic, mean in j? of coursn, such. . A^wedicine as Ayer's Cathartic* Pills, every dose being effective. No small objection which young folks had to the old lime spring medicines was their nauseonsness. In our day, this objection is remov ed and A verTs Sarsapat ilia, the moat powerful and popu>ar of blood purifiers, is as pleasant to the pal- j ata as a cordial. English Spavin Liniment rt remoy-ei all hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and blemmishes from horses, Blood Spavins, Curbs Splints, Swee ney, Ring Bone, Slides, Sprains, all swolen Tiiro.its, Coughs, etc. Save $50 by uae of one bottle. Wat ran ted ine most woffit?nuMt1cfiTii?H Cure ever known. Sold by Dr. F B. Zemp, Druggist, Camden, S. C. 3unday School Meeting at Friendship Chtirch, West Wa*eree. On Saturday morning, March 3*\ the 1st division of the Fairfield (Jnion met with the Friendship Church, West Wateree. '1 he day was bright, at <1 pleasant and as the representative s ?>f the different churches would drive op fnm dif ferent directions it was evident that a good lime could be expected, 'and sure enough we had. it. Devotional exervJs< n were con ducted by Rev. J. W. Atkinson, and at 11 o'clock *he meeiing was called to order hy Brother ?f. F. Smithy of Beuiab. In the absence of the Mod erator, Rev. C. A. StllMs, who was kept at home on account of sick ness, Brother Smith was subse quently elected Moderator pro tern and Iho meeting declared ready for business. The names of the d? legates ami their respective churches w?re en rolled and ufter the reading of the minutes of last meeting the reports of clinrchea and Sunday school* ! were beard, many of which weie very encouraging. Next in, order waa the disenssion of queries wi follows: lii...fl8 jt not ai^nuch the dutj of chnicti members to attend' tl:elr Sunday achools a* their regular oliurch service*?0 Opened hy Rev. jJMrl Ifitril*! ind followed by 4, J. 'Di^, If?nrj Hammond and D; A. McDowell. " The hour forMlinaer called forth a motion ft.r adjournment from ft hungry brother. The brothel had ! no trouble in (indium a second hikI soon utter we wore ou the road to I the homes of the good people of Friendship. After a rest of a few hours we made our wa\ back to the church. It was pleasant to note the iu Icrtting nuiuher of ladies in attend ance over former meetings* who seemed to take quite an interest in; the discussion of queries. After tinging that most bcauli- 1 ful hymn "Watch and i'rav," and I prayer l?v Brother Atkinson the body took up the 2nd query which reads as follows: "Is Sunday school woik progressing as u should V II not, why not?" Opened by Rev. J. W. Atkinson and fallowed by Hen rv Hammond, J. F. Smith, Joel i Martin snd I). A. McDowell. The Std query was: "Do we tench temperance and missions in our Sunday schools as we should'" Opened by I). A. McDowell and fol lowed by J H. Smith, Joel Martin and llenry Hammond. Another hi'mn was ibeu sunt', "What a Gathering of the Faithful that will be," and Brother R. \V. l'orter led | in prayer. The Moderator then called the 4th query which was opened by Henry Huminoud and followed by J. \V. Atkinson, Joel Martin. D. A?\ McDowell and .1. K. Smith and read as f<dlows: " W liat is it to give as God has prospered? and i4* it the duty of all christians to give?" The Moderator did not propose to sit back on his dignity and allow oth er brethren to do all the talking, and during the discussions would call Hi other Atkinson lo the c'lair. When his turn came on the 4 Mi query he called for Brother Atkin son with the rental k tUat there was another speech in hiu and it just had to come out. The 6th and last query was then called and read as follows: "Are we as christians carrying out the teaching* of scripture as contained in Romans 12th chapter and 28th verse: If it be possible, as much mm lietli in yon, live peacuhly with ail ini*n." Opened by 1). A. McDoweli and followed by Henry Hammond. Report of committee on religious exercit.es was then heard which was as follows: Sunday ?chool ex ercises at o'e.hic.k, S unlay school mass meeting at 10 and a missiona ry sermon at 11 by Rev. J. W. At kinson. The Moderator then announced that it was our custom to lake tip an open coil cliou on Sundays at the close of the senuon snd hoped that ail would come prepnrcd to give something. After considering i he many appeals for help from the different boards ii was agreed to give the uollec'ion i<> State mi - sionfc. AjJ joined in singing "Praise God froth whom all blessings Mow," and after the benediction by Uro. Atkinson the body adjourned foi the night. ' Sunday morning at an early hour the house wis filled to its utmost seating capacity, and the Sunday school superintendent, Mrs. Sullie Gray, requested your scribe lo con duct the Sunday school exer* ises, a compliment that -vas very highly appreciated. At the close of these exercises the acting superintendent introduced Brother Howell Morrell, a man of tine moral character, who spends his Ife in the training of young minds. Ho is a great Sun day school worker, and of course we had quite a Ileal in the foru* of an uddress. Brother J. F. Smith, superinten dent of Bctil.'ih Sunday school, was next intioduced and in his usual muniier gave a spirited and fttll directed talk o.i Sunday school woi k. The hour fur preaching wa? at hand aud after a few remaiks l?y the acting superintendent, a till the . admission of u few minutes, Broth er Atkinson entered the pulpit unci geve uk a good sermou from the text found iu the Dili chapter of Luke, 23rd verse : "And he said to ^.L' ololv; ujlxll vvdLcomc uTterj mr, let bin. deny himself, and take Up his cross daily, mid let hiiu fol low me." At the close of the bei idou and while a beautiful hyinu wa? being suug a collection o( was I aken up. A vote of thanks was lend cum*' i he good people Of F.lendship for tU -ir k i ?f 1 hospitality lo us during '?lie lw i day'* ??,J??nrn with them, ar.d the Union adjourned to meet with Spears' Creek church oo Fri d ?3' night before the 5th Sunday in .June next. Thus, a pleasant time was spent and will e\er he remembered with great pleasure by your scribc. W ?? were placed under many ob iga tions for llie shown- \.f invitations from so tnuny of those good people to share ?their hospital* ty, but. our time wrs so limited, we could but- '.hank them and promise to slay longer next time. Our time (rom the church was spent iu the hospitable homes of Mrs. Sallie Gray on Saturday and Salurday night, and with Brother R. W. Potlei on Snn&ay. Brother Porter h la a little son, "Charlie" is his nv?<\ who h^e a most wonderful fwuUv for singing. t(e is not old enough to read hut insists on Lav ing a book; and such n wonderful voice and memory he has for one. ?so young. Sings oce piece "frfter stiol her with no iMscurd and seldom ever miscalls a single word. Little Charlie (Porter is a wonderful l?oy to say the, leant of K M iy the 'Giver of all g~od ever bless the good f^oplr ? Friendship, O. A, McOowtll. v ? ? . - ? r - *- ?? -i' ??* v t | tjjrtfiu Qir (jorre^ponSent^ Boykins Hill Mr. Kditor: ? Will you ple&ee a'. \ : low me *paoe iu your valuable pa- | ' per for a few dot#. ! Kuiia woik has heen progresfting ; very nicely for the past few dayn. j NN'c have a very tlouri aliinjj Sun I day fccbooLat Swift Croi'k ? illi an [ average attendance of over 40 mem bora. Mr. J. K M. Oflskill, iff LyucIj I wood, was visiting lite family if Mr. J. IS. Gaskiil last Sunday, Lookout boy?f you had better bo on your guaid; wo liilnk ho will come ajjain as be waa attracted ver\ much by a pair of blue eyes. Mr. CI. \V. T. pays frequent vUlla to (tor community and we think a | pair of blue eyes is the attraction i for li i in ait o. Darling. Long Branch. We havo u uick looking fellow iu our community now and thai jH i?i other G. k, P, fur ho lias been defeated tv.ioe. The lit st position lie run for was milking Mr. IPs! gou'a. We do not know by whom lie whs defeated. hut we think that lie would have boon the right man in the i ight place if he could have gotten Home other goat miiker to copy from. Hut poor fellow, he missed that olllee ami he weut out ou the Held for another race, lie I applies for thy olllco of overseer of the Kershaw road and we think he would have made a very good one) if ho could have had another road to copy from, but, oh! the poor lei low was defeated again by Mr. 1). M. K'.ikley who has put the load In good condition, much better than the copyist could as there is no oth?;r road around there for him to copy from. '?(>. K. P." was? defeated, ?Just like we sai(l, f \ Hut don't get fretted, ? Just hold to your shovel or spade. Alias lvato Kiiklamt, from near WebH ille, has been visiting friends at this place. Beauty. * DeKalb. Dear Chronicle : ? We aie hav ing very rainy weather again this ?vc( k, I lie farmers are beginning to tli ink t Ley will bo doomed to disappointed in gelling their crops planted in time. Hut \.e, haVe heard that a had beginning makes a good ending and ?? hope thai such will be true in this case. Last Sunday evening at the bride's parents, Mr. Dock Barfield, a clever young man ofGantey Hill, I was ma tried ? to Mi is Meggie Young, thr prettv ypung daughtei of Mr. artd Mis. Joe Young <if IV | Kalb. M iss SaOie Kntzminger, n cl ai m ing young lady of W est vi lie, is vis iiing Miss Sail]* Lovi , Mr. J. P. CI ti ke<- went to Rock Hill ! -Ust Thursday to attend the burial ' ini?- r, Mrs. Pannie Patterson, whTTTTie.l },t that place on the Kith, f pneumonia. Miss N J Marshall, of Tiller'.* terry, is spetiding sometime with her sister, Mrs C. B. McManus, of this plai-e. Mir. Belli* Yoiim?, accompanied by her daughter, Mis. Anna Hen drix, r.f Cuiinle.i visited feliliytc at[)?-K ilU rccpntlv. Pet. McLean's Branch Dear hditor : ? I come again claiming mv upaoe to note the hap pening* of interest in this vicinity. We ore very busy just now and have but little news to send. Our farmers have about finished planting corn, and oil hands are prepai ing and planting for anoth er big crop of fl. ecy 8i,a? |,,f t|M. acreage will compare favorably with that of iasl year. Some will hot plant as much while others will plant rnoie. The health nf the community is good except a few cases of tooth ache and love nio'(. Mr. H. B. Smith, a handsome .young bachelor of Beulah, spent Saturday nig fit fn Cms m-i^b-hvrr hood, hope to bee him com^ again soon. Miss lj. V. Hyatt, (tf this com munity whs visiting fi lends and re ^a lives near Lucknow last weik. Bro. Trotter and hid best girl Neuralgia ATTACKS THE EYES Makes THE LIGHT Unbearable. PERMANENTLY CUREO BY 1'hINO Ayer's Pills " My husband wni subject to severe attacks <>( ncuialKi.i which canted him great palu ami suffering. The pains Were principally about litn +)<"?*, and lie often had to remain In a darkened room, twt tM-ing aide to stand the light. Ayer's Pills t^lng re*v#ronettde?i, he tiiedtheni. using one before each meaL They *rry ?ooYl aflTonted relief, followed l?y i*fU? nent ciif ?*. I am a strong loiterer in tlw efficacy o* Ayer's 1'iiU. and would not he without them for im times tlielr> cost."? Mrs. M. K. DrtAT, Mberty, Tc-xf hay? used Kytf* Pills In my family for forty years, and r<irard them as the very l*st.? Uncle Martin IIaxcock, Tjike nry, rra. AYER'S PILLS Hicrt?p< Mlgjheat Award# AT TMWOIlD'l FAIR DUKE , Cigarettes Duket Durham f W DuK?Son> 4>Co \J TMf AMERICAN TOiACCQCO DUNHAM. N.C. U.S A. MAOC FROM Nigh Grade Tobaeoo AND ABSOLUTELY PURE made a call below here lust Sunday C Veiling. K?i fear of wearying the good patience of you i render I will close, | with kind regards. ?f. I). Bclk Hill. Dear Chronicle : --As ;tGrinning Jake" litis left, we will give you llie iiowH from hero until he comes hack. Hope it will he accept nble. Mr. Willie Ho\kin, accompanied by his 9 wee I little sister, Miss Ida* of Ionia was visiting in our section reeentl v. Mr. J. \V. Murchison waa "spoil ing" in the Salem section last Sun day. Mr. S. A McCa^kill visited rela tives near SinHhville Sunday. There was a sociable given at the residence of Mr. ('. M. Alexander, on the 12th tnst. The evening seemed to be enjoyed immensely by all that were present. Wo think that ".J. L. G " had bejLtei lut "Vivian" alone. She has certainly got. the best of him. What has become of "Se.oteh L .1?" and what has liecoioe of "1>. M?" Let us h?'ar from vou *'f>. M." Am this is our first, gue.-s we had better st op. Many good wishes to all. G up sie. Pisgdh. -/Farmers are progreasi u ? very nicely with their work. Cotton crop about half planted. Beauti ful stands of corn. Wo hi*po we will have plenty of hoininv next year, though 1 fear we w.'ll not have much bacon to grease it#with, as nianv hoys are dying from what Is supposed tn bo cholera. Some have lost .every hog tliev had. l'lstruh church was beautifully decorated on Kaster Sunday. Mr. Munneilyn preached an interesting sermon. Well "Vivian," you say you will ;*ive me the advice required. 1 woubl prefer it given verbally or in a private letter us it is n >L ctis temary to go into print to give ad l vice. Mr. C. N. Kvnns, of this neigh borhood, and Miss Alice you n?/, of Maysvlle, were married on Thurs day l:i9t. J. I j- G. MAR ni THIS URL-SOMEBODY I Mr. Kdito* I ataii??d ? hlua ailk dree* with lamou juice; what will rextore tlia'cMorT I am making lota ?>t mono? wiling tl>? ('Umax I'Ub Wanlii-r. Ilntt not made Iran tlinn tin any day I worked. Every family want* a IMah Waaher, and (H?y IS quickly when they ae? the diikiea washed and drlrnl porfr-ctty In one minute. I wll aa many waahera aa my brother. and he la an old aalea mnn. I will clear M.UOM tlila yrar. Addrea* tha Climax Mfjr. Co., Coliinitiiia, Ohio. An>ona can do aa well m I am doin*. MAGOIK H. i EGGS for ? Sale ? FROM ? I'nre-hred White and Jlnrred IMvuioth Hocks ?i ii<1 <tliK*k Minorca ? at *1.00 per 13. i have improved the I'lynioth Hurl's by tlic addition of veiy fine corks. Hkv. J. M. V'l KAI>M.\K, , Lancaster, S. Please mention this paper. NOTICE. Smtc oi South Carolina/ Kershaw Count;*. ^ All persons indebted to the K* tnte of Henry If unison If ill, de ceased. are notified t<? settle with me, and ull who have claims against the said estate must present tliem to me properly approved. W.W.IIALL, Kxeeutwr of Henry Harrison Hull, Deceased. April 18, 1895. SANUFACTUHKB3 Or? Doors, Sash, B'inds, Moulding, Building- Material, Sash Weight 6 an# Cord. CH A ULKSTON, Jv- - - S. C. Purchase our ifoakes, which we guarantee superior to nny gold South,- and thereby save money. Window and Fancy Glass a | specialty, Juno 29 IjNO C. WIFfHRS, Who'esale Grocer. o ? . . WlufKsale Dealer in OHiARS . TOBACCO, etc. No. I S?> JKast Hav, Charlejuon S. C., ! NOT1CK. \ 1 1 per*u?* who ail- fiimting near any ot t K** puhlti roads art' licrehy warned not t?> intiinuc up iii tin' puhlie load*, i IMI' to olmtrUi't ll.rin in lilliuc up I lie I drain* l?v plowing too I'ioM' in ilit'iu. Any obstruction* whatever <>i tli?? | it- I loads is strict Iv tin I > ii i ttf 1 1 1 1 \ law, ami all I [ ja'iMiUH arc i ??? | I t<> i i ar tins lact I in ii ? i 1 1 < I . Tin' l.?w l ot oidy (i n I lids ; Ik ol'strin t ini? til (in' | iii ) >) i< - mads in any | i manner, Ixii tin* divining i.r rl.anuiii}! i tlicii course in any way, 1 > 1 1 ?? notice oil I all v iolati-iii at I itt 1 1 It 1 lie nivi-n in tin* < 'mm* | ty Su |??'r\ i*or ? ? r any ini'udi i of the [ l*t? \\ nsliiji Hoard*. .1 it 1 1 1 1 r. i , i's, (\i. Su|it i v istir. i kxamination of lVaiii-j crs Tl?t? lirst regular semi annual exanii nation <>l ti | ?| ? I i ants tor toaehci s' nitili rikttvs will he held at the Court llou^e in ( 'an. < It'll on t In* tliiiil Pridav, I In* IfMli iIhv of April, IK I'onuiu iii iim at t' o'clock mill elosi ly at I All teachers wlioNo riitilic.it shave i'\pi cd, ami all pi'itont intemlin^ to loach in ttn- pnhll si'iiouls, who i|o not now Ind I a cirlili I'ltti- or a ilipl una .from i1 c'lai tcrod histi 1 1! tii m ?>: tli h State. "Iii mi Id pi I'M i ut t In- 1. 1- | selves tor examination. .1. A. HJI'iSltY, S. C. K C. .Mai'i Ii .">th, 1 > H '? An i:\ r,i{<; ri:i:n tkkh \\l Til OUT COM'. J \\V will si' ii 1 1 you by mail post-paii j one small cvriK ?'i'M tree adapted to you? climate, with instruct! ms tor phiiMinv ami eiiriny for it, together with our com pli'to list of N tirserv stork. If \'< u will cut out thin ailvi'rlisv'ini'iit, mark on it tlit> luimo of this paper, ami tel how nuiny ami what kind of t r t ? t h ant plants you would like to pim-hi'S", ami when! yon u iMi to idiint them. We Mill nuotu you lower prices i n the stock ipu Want than have ever hi en 0 He red vou. Write at ?nee. isv i-:iUi it I.KN n t its i:i; i us, !?*> ery ree?, i out' Co., WIh. 1 (1 CALCINED MARL. BUILD UP YOUR LAM)< IMPItOVK YOUR CROIM. For sweetening' sour land mid building up ]) or soil it has no equal, and its cheapness en ables everybody to use it. Com bined with cotton scad? cotton seed meal or stable manure, it makes an excellent complete fertilizer for small grain or cot ton. Send U3 a trial order. Ingleside Mining & M'fg. Co., C harleston, 8. C. Julius 1 ). Koster. See. & Treas. The llxiks of Registration will he open ed in the County ( 'omiiiiHsloner'H ofllre ! in the Court limine, between ll|oh(?ur?J of 10 h. ni. and 2 p. in, as the law direct* on the lii>t Muixluy in each inonl h, until the lirst Monday hi July, IK 5, whrntlm hi \v requiri'K them closed. Thin is for the purpose of roistering nil persons who have heeome of age or entitled to regis ter Kiiicc lu?t t-lcciinn ; to transfer per sons from this to another conntv, nnd from one township to another, or ?*>m one residence to nnother. All this must he done before or on the first Mouday in July, l?W>. '..ost cirtiflc;it<V|iiny ho re newed to within 80 days of t'?e elcntion. nnd those who b.'cotnc ?f age between 1 k t of July and the election nmy register at any timo before election. Those who refused or neglect d t<> reg ister before the hut elect! mi. cannot reg ister until th( law is changed. r ' W. It* I10lJ(i ] I , Supervisor of ^ Registration for Kershaw Co, <J^am8en JJotel" "XJNDKR JJNEW MANAGEMENT# Notice in hereby given tc the| people of Camden and Ker-j shaw county that I have leaned J the Camden hotel, formerly the Latham House, and respect lol ly solicit a share of their pat ron ?? go. The table supplied with the bent the market af fords. Fu?eK ?1.50 per day for transient boarders. Reduc* tion made for hoarders by the month. Verv Respectfully, J. P. B RUDE, July 13. Manager. Notice To Trespasroi's-. All pt>rs< nn :ir<> lu'tvliv stri< 1 1 \ t\ >i )>i- ! - dt ii 10 tro.s|iHHK for tin" purpose ? >t Inn t ii>K? HhIi ii? J5 or l'??r any otlier purpiiM* wltHfSoe Vei" UjM'ii tl?C /.fin}) lit*' Wilson pliicc it ml Tayl?r lit'ld witluxi! n^y tM-rniiNsiuii. ANY wiuj fblnul l.ru K'aitli njN' notit'e will lie dealt \s 1 1 h I (lie foil tout t? I till' lilU. .1 A. Kicnv. Kel). mil. 1 Sl>Y. In Poor Health j means so much more than ' yon imagine ? serious and ' fatal diseases res\ilt from 4 trifling ailments neglected. ' Don't play with Nature's' greatest gift ? health. Brown's Iron Bitters II you arc letii?k out of soils, wc&V mill gnu-tally ex hausted, nervous, have no appetite and ran t work, begin at once lak in K th? most tella ble strengthening medicine, which in ( Brown's Iron Kil ters. A lew hot ties cure? benefit comes fioin the very fit si dose it t tyn't it, tin your , ttetk , a ii <1 i I ' s pleasant lo take. , It Cures Dyspepsia, Kidney and l iver Neuralgia, Troubles, Constipation, Had Blood Malaria, Nervous ailments Women's complaints. (U't only t lie K**'?uln??- it has crossed red Hit rs on in<* wrapper. All others nte*uh< slitiiti s On ifuMjil ol twoac. slump* \\e will bciut ret ?>l Ion hiuutllut World'* (-air View* uml book? free. BROWN CMFMICA . X). BALTIMORE, MD co?vhio*t?o. 6. W. Cor. Main A Upper Sts., opp. Court Houie. WILBUR R. SMITH, PRESIDENT, LEXINGTON, HY. "D afatukn na' l'U?U aucccaaful graduate*, III. IWlCreilOv filu.linc 100 In Hnnka. Award of Mfl?l ami IMploma at Wurlil n KapoNltloii for Hook keeping, etc. A Thoronth, Influential and Ho??rf? Collffr. Hundreds of MudciiU In attendance tilt* pnnt y<>nr, from 2n suim, Biidnr** lonnr cnnalstfl of flook-keepiiig. Ilutt itfon A rl i hniei ic, rcninnnahlp, ComotercliH J/?w, Merchandising, It/inklng, Joint Ntoek, Manufacturing,' Loot u iu%, }tuslnr?s Hractlcej Mercantile (VirrMiKiinlinM/, etc. CmI or Full Htinln^M t'ouraf, Including Tuition. stationery ui>'i Hoard In h uK*e family, Ullllllt *???. Nhorlh*n<f, TyiH'wHIIiiirtnd Trlfgniphj nre aprrlaUleit have n|h>cii?I Itmplifn and room*, und can be taken alone or with the Hu*k ne*? Coil mo. " special depnrtment for ladle*. lllunttoM.? Tint d'-mand for our graduate* In dlfTeri-ut department* of thin College baa ex ceeded It* aupply. The PrlnrlMl o t the Rankin* DrpaH nirnlof (Hi* I'olleir** linn t>eeo a Director nnd Vice-President of it li:ink fur a ti ti in her of yearn, nnd refers to nearly i?o former pupil* now holding rimttlons in Imnlont I'reHldenta, Vlce-lTeiddent*, aidilern, Hook-keepi-i *. etc.; nine in l.exlnglor. (tank a. The frlarlpal of fh? rkoaagrapblr De> IMrtweat In endorsed am an accurate and practi cal ntenoifrnphcr In taking verbatim report* pho Helically. and at a good KngllHli *cholar endoraeit by the Ntr. Con n ty and Commonwealth Attor ney*. Judife* and a ncore of otlier leading attor ney* of tliia city who have employed him. The rrlaelMl of ike Tekgraykle Or> partmoat of fhh t'olletf win for a number of yearn an operator, principal clerk, agent, etc., for t lie I,. A N. It. It., and whoae qualification la en dorsed l?v the leading "fllcer* of thai road. The olh*r Taaehen of thka C?ll?f? In It'Mik keeping. Iluslncsn, Arithmetic. 1'rjuuiarv e lilti. etc.. are experienced and efficient. Thtat'elleae la IjilaklUked and rellea on ila I clear rerord of over n <|narier Of a crtitury. f* rV i a*rcprc*enfed. and endoraed by It* thoiinandn ot lormr, uu4 1 rontrirntmni irork, nail Wit? Influence annually \ fmiiHrtul* of their relation* and friend* to attend. No RaalaeM fellfge la Antlra can refer 1 to more distinguished and auccesaful graduate*. [ than thla College. Our catalogue* have let tern of I endorsement hv representative* of One llundrefl ! Official*. Including a I.loufenant-Oovernor. Coir I vreaainan. Attorney-Oeiier*!, Jndge*. Member* of I,egl?l*ture*, etc. : nlno One Hundred Hank em I pioyev One hnudrfd former atudenta holding the lilghent *nd molt lucrative position* In tlifo city. The Keatnfhy lralvmMy DMmm. under aril. In awarded the grMdnate* of tula College. Mentor hy ftalvernlty la the outgrowth ot the Trannyl vnnla Cnl yen 1 I y. founded over l?M yearn ago. Annct* over I Mleiary <%arne Free. Student* if thla Col lege have tU*j>rivitr(ir of ref+tvlng Instruction In 1 ihe Literary Department of K+.tturfcy t-nlveridty for the remainder of the acaalon In which they ; graduate, free uletiarm. / | UilMlia. By., the location of mf. Smith'* C'ollwTw hoted for )t? hetklthftilnM ami fine climate: han T> charchea and II hank*. Acce** Ible by Its many railroad*. 7 Mo raeallo*. Enter now. Orarfnates auccesa I Tul. Kor circular* addrem* tt* Preatdfnt, WILBUR It SMITH, Uxfc^ton, Ky. ( The Be?t Rliwi tar tttc L*mi Moufj W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE ! Over ?>? MIIH4MI PmpI? wear ike ' W. L. DousMM S3 ?*4 *4 ShoM. FIT FOR KINGL SOa$4^S3.fiO Cvrtm^Vnxl niraM Minn*., Ifl m S.7B tm' Wmt ?m W. I. _ BnckiNt FOR SALE BY HI^tBCtf BflOS.