The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 03, 1895, Image 2
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:?DBL1SHK1) KVEUY PU1UAY
nw. :lj. Mcdowell
fhu (t/ili/ Itbj'ovm J'kj-ii1 in Kershaw
('owit/u,
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CAM DKN, s. MAY. a,
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-fcriWHTtrrov R \tks ; -Ono year, ftl.OO ;t
six innuUr<7\">0 v'.'iUs ; tliroo mnnliis, l' i
con's.
:l<Ari-:s frtu A hvkrtimvo :-??( )nlii?ai>
t ran* lent a I v.-iu -!????? ? i - , (h-i i it ?<? ? t i ? ? 1 1
.00 pye *<* | < ih t ?? i riwli mi i. sentient in
horiiou 50 ccn's pre Mpnu<*.
? Oa?h rate* ft. i' Wants, l.o-.t ami !?*? ?u ?i < 1,
iN ;c., not ox <:*'?,*> li in; II vt* lin^s, 'Ji ei-nt
eacli iusei'tl in an 1 i-cittVi jut line t"< ? r
ctu'ii a. Mi; ion.. ! lint-.
? Untuck- |oe,?!?, o * t iilx jar linn cadi in
Korlion.
? OlHriul :in ! Je.'i! if tins ut llie ralu a! j
|o\ve<l l?y law.
Mtato* fi?r eon: ract j?t! vt?rti^i lit; will !?? an j
lU'iinccil up. in application at Ihe oilite.
' Vom in unicut ions n il la* ptililislu tl u!u-n
of interne t io tli - j.M* ; i '? i ii I pnlilit* arn.1 '
?jMt (if it ilcliim ii'vfy luOnie. No re
i;pun.sil>il ay v* :ll In! as-iinu'il lwi tliej
of cori i-^l' iivlciit* .
1 UomlTlatW-cH by cheeks, ilrafU an. I poflnl |
money ortlers slionM l?e nm le payable i
to ' \\\ I .. McJJOWKU,,
i.'iiniiloii, S. ('.
' UL-l-'J -
. It is reported on what in con
? sidered excellent authority that 1
Senator Tillman will ;u 1
vvocate the putting in the
> propose* I new constitution a
(provision for qualified wt man's
"suffrage. According to the plan
Ut is proposed to make a prop
erty qualification of say froin|
$200 to $300, which, it is be
Tievcd, will permit a large, ma
jority of the white women of the i
Stite to vote and very lew of
Mhe colored. The Women Suf
fragist will no douht ho ylad to j
? li3ar of this new and powerful j
? acquisition to their cause, if re
?.port.'i as to Senator Tillman's
views are true ? Koyiste..
The Stale Teachers' Associ
ation will hold its n -xt meeting I
vin Spartanbury .June 30th t<>
.1 nly 4 til. I'r si.Jt'nt It. !?'. Wil
son. ol (Jon verso' College, has
?tendereil the use of iiis ronuno> '
?diotts and handsome huildin -sj
vto the Assoei at ion and his olh r
has been aecep'el. The teach
ers wh > desire to do so will In* ,
permitted i<> take (punters in!
?the C'ollej," building, an I be j
boarded at a small cost. Hotels
have offer. *d special rates. A
splendid pr. ??? ranune has been j
arranged nod all teachers who I
can pos.-i1) \ do so should at*
tend and rceei\ e fhe heneiit and
inspiration that conies from at 1
ten 1 i ny t !ies.' meet in^s.
The 1 i iiii acial (JinM ion.
The financial question and
problem of its sat isf notary so
??lulion li is f rom ti me immcmo- '
rial largely enuaye, I the thought
and aftent ion of all the people
of nil nations and of all ayes.'
and like ;ili questions ol i;-reat
public iii ):n mt the adoption of j
any t ?i i? ? s\strm has never prov.
ed sat isfnc-'ory lo nil (he people
ol any a :c t a n it ion The inter- ;
est < ( : ? n \ peop'e as divided into 1
t Ic 1 ! . 1 < e y : e i | fin -;ses. I lie ayri -
cull ural. i'nmi!!i'ivi;i 1 and m.i nti- j
I a i ? t u i i i i _r i 1 I iiei r snb? di vis- j
i ?ns a li' so < I ; wrsi li- d vet at '? {
t lie si.ie l:::i so in ilejiendcni ;
' i j i. >n a ?-)!',! Imn ni'ial s vstenr.j
iiir e\ i S t ? " : 1 : ? U 1 pro-re^s tll.lt J'
M is natU Ml i )' . ho-.- \\ |jo C'tli- ? '
"Oot aeiu::: ! < nil !i. < r. h ?
at K'.i> t im i i n ; t : s i n ' oai i r' .t
! ile t i ; n *: I r ; i: i.- I . inile - a hi I
jii ve 5 ( h i' ? li t )??' ad vau'a
ye ; | ' j | ' i t ' i : i i ' i e ? \\ h :t !:
? V 'U ; ? ' ' l > i i t ? M I < '? I -
tiou a *? : !.??? u no ! i tlieni. t??
C.IVli ;i i i ! I ;; 1 ' 1 1 : . - ! |||;>f
? sys; t * ? : : e. i ; u .4 ? | ? i ? 1
? i 1 1 e : . 1 ^ ' : * ' ! 1 ? ? > ; 1 1 1 1 1 t r ?
jioi t ni::?
I ; ; i r i a \ : . . 1 1 1 . r.i 1 . : 1 1 a -
all cannot b" :? lie I. 1 it
system sh< mi l a 1 .jit *d
the soiin !e> t ;i :i i I )? ! J. ,r n iii -
t ion ;r; a \\ n ?h N 1 1 1 r 1 i 1 \ thai
whicli c uisul!'. furihe^t t ! 1 ? - in
terests of (bo wealth -pr< itlucei s. 1
and not that of the holdi'is <?!
?wealth, whieti holdmy is la rye-.
-Iy (hqxuident upon the contin-!
tied financial prosjn-iity of its
producers. <
Now, as land is the basis of,
:?ill wealth it naturally follows!
-that the land holder i^ primari
rily the wealth j)rotluo? r, n I
any ?yste(n of ilnaucj winch re-.
d\a( t? Ql^acts 11 11 fa v oral ly upjn
the welfare and reasor.aijle pros
? perity of the hand holder m'?st*
Of wecessity be a wrong system |
This proposition brings us io
tlie consideration of the finan- ,
?Cial system now in ^ojue in the ;
United States.
1 will not weary t ho ivi.dei j
with statistics which are not
inu.'h ih my line but will mere- j 1
ly indicate on pencral liacs m \ ' ,
? > | ?i i u t > 1 1 that wit have n<?t a '
sound tinuncial sxstcni and !j i \ <? ! '
in brief my reason^ tor m\ con-,
vietions on the subject
We arc tohl bv ihouA'iful <
men, men however who r? - 1 ?
thoroughly dominated b\ the!
nmney power, tha' our s\s|t in;
is the safest and so ind si tint
was cvr devised bv m ui, uiul
in support <1 their assert i m
t he\ (lit ! i t ( H 1 1 a t lelll ion t< ? I he a I
most unparah lit <1 j.Hinvil1 ol our
manufact u ! iu^" induMiies, ourj
merchant i!e, banking; an ! rail
road interes is, our rapid ii. ciea^e
in populrtt ion and our ma^nifi- 1
(flit credit witli the outer
w oi hi.
I >ut \ pu nsk, " wit h all t his |
evidence of "prosper it \ beforcus,!
how i-, it t h it the juices ol" all '
farm products and ol tliosi ai i
t ides which ;;o hand and In nd
with them, ha\ e .since the ado;< j
tioll of this system so steadily']
and so largely denrci ? t ? cJ in I
value?" The reply, jjiwu with
an air of supcrii >r wisdom will j
he. "over-product iou, own-pro
duction/'
I I yen didn't know any bet- j
tor you would probably accept,
this reply as reasonable and :?s '
founded on fact, but as it is you j
are not satisfied and being of I
an inquiring tun. of mind you !
ask another question, l,how i>|
it ifour s\stem of finance is so!
good that the mortgage iudebt-j
edness of the CMintry especial
Is farm mortgages has so cnor
niously increased within the
[i tst twenty \ cai>r
This quel l y w ill pi'obabl s'
prove a p< ?>er. the u-m 1 1 an ? |
swer being ill it (lie laud hold
ers art.' either thriftless or ras
cally. -Sidi a i t pi / is, as we
a I know, a base .slander upon!
the most industrious and the
most universally honest class ol j
people upon the face of (rod's!
green earth. The farming class f
has toiled earl\ and latedurim'
i!ie period ol this grand s \ 1 1 j
? ?I finance ol ours, seeing \'ear
by yar t h ? ? i ;? sob-ilance tli.-ap i
pearing, ' lie niaj* -i i ty < f them
uua!)Ie I hough ] iracticin^ I he j
most rigi I economy to make re- 1
etffrpts cover e\p inli'iire.- < \ 'en 1
with flie advantage of larger'
er -ps and wit! r mark< ts. Tliev
h ive seen their children grow
ing u j? i:i ignorance Theii !
spirits ii. \ e In ? n owed a lid 1
b ? ?ken i . i t he n net pi a I bat 1 1 e \
with an adverse and vicious li ?:
eanci il policy. 1 ha' little niort ? j
gig", given during reasonablx
jut spei .f.'s times probably t < ? i
secure the I ist payment oil ne\.'- j
In act j u ? i ed pi ope r I \ .<>r, to uioiv i
com j ? I ? ? t ei \ e j p ? ? I ; . pul in 1 e
p tir an old and 1 >\ ? d In line- j
s(?'jid. has grown ami uroWii nn j
lil Us proper' ions are s ? gi,ran ?
tie as to pi ct-l nde all hope o I j
finally lil tin ?. i', and i < i iLmi i
sands el ra v'.> t h ? ? property ha ?? |
nassi d in :o t lie hands of' <?? ed i t
i U'S who d:dn I tea 1 1 v wan! it :i> 1
n i id r e\ i s| i n n- e >ndi t i nis i : i
?' "ii I not be reM>i. 1 to ad t; ( '
La;je
I tu t "< i r< . f i s- I ) ii, na . ' ? \\c
i IV I ' 'id :,\ |'ii ? del.: ( levid and , =
!IM?I I i: ??.. \-. il, . ?, / > \y)\, ;; he '
I "? kes s|. i| t| t m i r -'si te i ? I
Ii I i t in ? i < :i 1 1 r : j h ? . ec?M d !i .?
|| . t ) j i 'si* li ' I* ? : i , II t h c i e I I . f
'tir ct.mi; :~y <i p it !s u it
i ? . n I : n i : r ! ? t ? :?!:<! ? ! i ? 1 1 1; h t ! i e "
! '? ' ' J ? ? ? :? ? ? i tl. i u r c 'et 1 1 1
' ma 1 1 1 ' ? t ; . . ? d I ' 1 1 1 ! ; i ' i : i i ?
i y v. ? i !? ! ,i ? ? ? . : ; i : ! r\ xd i
1 1". ei::l. ... n ! , W,. 'L
t !..! i v t lie a:: ! a' li. ? ;,e\'
U'? !!? I I 1 ? il ai \. ?' \M ' i : Mil".
t " > w1 ? j i i let ? . ; ! i a ;
1 ? |" ? a " a i ! u iil la e .
bf' :!v ? ? ! ev a dean an.
iscdci !. i ; is sMm !ed i
<???1 a - ?! !' . ..
Ke.p.-e: tullv,
W. A. Seui.oi K.
I In- K i I ol II iimi i ;i \ i : i ? i ; i J
net 1**1' I li?? i '. i i .u 1 1 1 ?t i! in i i li ? ?.
:?s l"i !|ai\ I
N*?m;i W i ? i k rn *i n, A ! I j?* M, ( o i ^le,'
K't i C.inlf,*, \ .,* .I.ii I in, K.I., , j
/??nip, i>?-rlli;i Ki. kl. v, \'ii*,'i:?i;i !
Woiknu n, I.i!n I > .-? \ i w, I f :
1 n ? k.?, f . i z /. : *? II ,ili*, IPiHie Hur i
net, M.n v W'liin.kri , Donal.l Alix-i
ftn.l. r, lfnrry Tiaeiiti :?rn, R,>!, j
son, (? liar I ic Pliilps, K,<Ma Arrontj-J
UtMsi.? Alexaml. r, Ho\kin, !
Minnie ItraHin^ttm, Mar<;arel f'ar
riaon, ffclen DuHog", Iti-^ie .lor
?tan, Margaret (Tolinson, Kstoilt*
Smith, RrMio Do Pass. Arllnir Hur- '
net. Ai/red Ken neily, Waiter Low |
rv, .'ohn N rti 1?'S, k s r:uKci,|
VVillie Youu;.', VuujjIismm
I'-.u, Vi'.U pu'??'? Albert /-<'inp, Cal I
\ , ii in , Ceor.'e |{hin?e, Khen Mi
I i-?mI John ( unnin^hfmi, ^ Union
M H?tc, 1 *? > 1 1 ? ? M dhis, l/'Hi.t 1 1 a| .0, J
!t,-lle (KiriMi, M u\ Vnuyhuii, IW s
m? Vmisilin i', Coin CuiriMo|>, A .1 :?
i'1 Ufi t h M III, K t(! 1>|| H< >-?<?, Mil I N
| 1 1 ? ?!.<?! La?<j, V i rjiiiiin !>??
U.,hi-, 1 1 -ii ry Mi-< Tei?hi, **?'?'* 1 ?
)sie? ii, seiiinu W ilhaiiiH, S\ dnc\ i
vi.ith, W il in t?? ?n?**?y ? M ,mit I
Ak-xtihilt-r, Mnv Kuinci, Sulii-j
H i :iMi ii <>ii, S ilii' I) .vis, i
|)ix n , N -i ii tii?* II i?n\ t nnic Low j
. V , \1 >V -I" Watei S K lin i?- (Jood- !
.! , i >.-dc U iii in. Laurie t ? ?i *r* | ?t?? II,
W ; ll.t'i St ill U, I > iU<?ii M' I -??<*?*? j
Mm j | e UlOW .Ie>*ic A : I :i l'1"' 15,11 ,
i:t v I '? I !\ *ii i Willis *> i' I I Ii >. 1 1* 11 ' j
, x |{,.S|,|", >i'i?tei' Hll:MI|C, Kvrij
n, ,, wii, i. Ii"\ lv ? II, Ada I'ilt-I !'*-?? I
Mnv i in I > ? -* , .If -unit* sliMiiU'",., j
\j,is \ i : I 1 1 1 _? ii ??, Aiiilri'^ Miiliis,
j/.v Sic IWlloli Mediili.j
S\' r I : 'l r 1 1. 1 Ii :i i", Si ill iiU'iis 1 ran- j
thain, I ."i < ' " 1 1 u e r .
a !*, i r ( >k his n v.
Hie cans.! of the Civil NV?r, was!
tll.,, ,i?. N ..hi. objected t?> the)
r-M ? u ! i i Itav'n;* id a von. Ulu Squill j
it I el I'cvtl \ ri^lll UlHl
I |,i'V should llaVrt fin) t hititf tli?u |
I lie V 1 1 :i i< I for. '11*0 South detci
tnined I luil I Ik y should ??(?t lie j
c.(?ii(| un t 'l l?y i In! N hi lis ft" I In* \
withdrew 1 1 mil i lie Union. South
Caiolina was the first to withdraw
i In- other States followed,
r he v III I I a meeting in Montgom
ery, Al ihaina, and elected Jellei
H.iri I ) u v i 4 for their I'lesideiit and
Alexander Stephens for VioC-l'teS
id? nl. Th?' North held, lliaL no
Stale could leave the Union, So
L 1 1 C? wilt' hevjali.
(ierieral Kohcrt Lee wan placed!
in command .1 the Southern army j
:,r,d Cicihi a I ( "J rani ?n th? opposite
side. 'I' lien 1 1 1., w. d lliu four years
?.f HUlVerii.^. I will '?(d 11,11 ol l,M'
halt h ? thai wens fought, lor it
\\<.u!u weary \ on, hilt 1 will only
say that the North completely de
stroyed the South. M last CJet.ci
ii I Lee s u 1 1 c n<! * red al A ppninaitox
< out t 1 1 nine, vu ojuia. on April
!h<r ninth, I Mi.'i. <il?neial Ciiantj
India ved vety nolil v. He would
not :dlo\v It's men to cheer, anil
vvheiifiener.il Lee o?\c (icnetai
(itii lit h ! J s >n 1 1 1 1 1 , huj4'ive it hack
(o hi in Af'et ( ienci a I Lee's stu
render, t lie ot her Soul'iet n armies
l-iid down t h ir ai ins and the < i\ i'
\V itv was ovi i
H.tsie L Vaityhan.
(Iraile VI. ? A?o 12.
A LIT t >K Ills rUPvV.
There ne so many ''hits' of liis
i . , I s t li lt It won!,, lie quite impos
v|liii' t o t :d\e many to d?'SCI tl"\ so
| .|, ,il h ? e i . out of t lie nianx
"i.tts" t lie o|.i >ioi \ of .Maiie Anlio
nvtte. A - i his ?u?J"ct has heen dis
,-uss' d I line', hut. h .* never
l ice 1 1 S"t t !< .1 n/o<7o/-v. 1 will ">
to do t lie >u hj.'C' j !|st iee.
M.iiie A ii* tone! t e, tho..yli sin
was \oi|io; in. I f.ivol.um, w:is ver\
in <iit i i! a'. S'ie was too proud and
I,. i ,1 ol ,1 ??-?. The peo,,lo stiiil sh?
;u.y?.| tin l, n n \ interest in the huge
? ??'. ? as >!.e oiiiiht lei\t
i! i li'ishand, Louts X\ 1,
was t I." ' ? 1 1 e 'hi' was wron;' in the
. i M iii s i t' ? he K : iiud uu. Me, t <>? ,
i , m 1 1 1 v eau*ird the exfl'illioit of
\?un?_; Mvie AnUonette. Afur
W ai j.' aiul !.o i i s hail i? iv.n* d in
!: ! i ss for a f? ^ vears, the peoph
mmmi in r Hie. I of hei ui2 under th<
? 1 1 w e i < r ;i ! ami (j'teeu. I'* -
t ,,-,. : i. A r.:ie:ictte\s execu'ion.
. ; , , . ? i i ? i t i !;e in ne i n let est i n
lie ;| ?, i i s 1. 1 lh ? killiidoiil. She
\ iMi, I : lie put lie liens, s and
> Shi* > i i ined lo t ak<
, .. | ,. it i ?? 1 1- 1 "si i n all these things,
i ; . I ; 1 1. -.si- t . . lite theil. 'I lie peo
!, !i i,! ; i -i !\ learm d to despise
; |... j . .pit' all rose /up in re
; ?; M<t 1 lie K i :,M'1
, ?t;,.| .?>. i t ? :i fuliowed the leni!
.l!l(| . , | ? S'li'tn'h K -vol i' i .in, I'
,\ |: 1,-ii t I;,. : i w;is I>\ .-t I III ? W |1
, | i ti j ; , !. Tit-1 :t ii l ot t ii tta t <
, | ; ! . ' '? > leett was aU'? he
Untokl Agonies
Every Limb Acfud With Muscu
lar Rheumatism
*. Pcrfcct C.uo by Hood's J?>nrsa
;"?.rllla .
Tin' (I i -m i-; larfio
!'.?!" li! tin I. \v 1 1 it'll Ili'fllllllll.ltv'S
iii !'>?? i <int i!.'] ?;i\c? tlir vi< (iii) -ti' h
1 1 1 " ? i . j T t : i ;m:\ :iiil Snr
i . ii u'v i!i/< .? t!i<' Mciii, purities
ihi- l>i ? .i ! (!:';? I'lir- ?? r!i?-iuii:ili~!il.
c vrari n>"> I find ny Mr.-tt n:(m !c
iif I'll' 1 ?>.: 1 i r iMUMi'iiliir rhouiruit !*?m.
I H U.^ in f .??? I t wo
v. (?? k ?*. I had *
j-hy.-Moiim
!>i:t he tl'il not ?!o
mc buv A
f r i ?? ii ij rorom
tiiciulod Hood's
SarKnpur illn and
I sent for rt hot
t Ic. At t hat tiroo
I noh?'d In every
limb, especially
In my back ami
hip. I felt as
though I hnd a
fever and for a
Inw hourn at
air. Trmmn* H. 1'nluior , . . ,4 .
a> s. c. night it wa? Im
possible to sloop. I nufferod untold agonies.
Constipation \v.?h not tlio leas* of my
trotibl?*. I c<imm?nM<l to Lako Hood's
Sar taparllta and felt a deolded change in
three day*. I was able to get out of bod
Hood's s$> Cures
and sit at the Arc In courao of a week.
I ran recomincTj^t* Mj^ho be*t remodv for
Indigestion d dyapepala I over tried."
T. 8. PaImrr, Abnevllle, B. C.
Hoocl'o Pills aro the best after-dinner
jplUi. *MlJt llgoftlon, prevent constipation
'n ...^0 " ?>* -- -/
i i t* !i <1 ?'l 1 ll has I, till b :i i il that
a hen >? li ?.* win i?eiii? **??:; vey ed to!
ihe unilldiirx', *hu i<vked mi ii.no j
?<?1,1, yet pioiid slid be :t II I i f it I . IS lit
? lie fatal nxe iiil and so o it 1 1 til M a
i A tit fotic*( t e ; initl lie 1 1' ends m\ '
story also, Hush l'i uvftdi'I !.
( > 1 tub: V I . ? A }4?! 1 2.
A HIT OK HISTORY.
( >f course Utcie tuc many kinds!
..f i I istorv, j\ Mcicnl and Modern,'
but, h> ] kit'isv moil' about M odern
IllStOIV, I will fllOOH? ill** A lilt* i i- j
t- II ll l{< Vol ill 1 1 1 it . I lit: CrltSt' ol
i Iiil war w : i s i lit' )C it u } i sli taxation
' ll lilt' A UK- 1 i<-:KK No <>IH? l.kt'K :
li? In: In XI d and, ot' Colll'sc, lilt'
A in f i bins ivt'cc bitterly oppos-d in
i he titx.-ii.ion. The my in i ll the
rrliilili s W.'.s, "No 111 X :t ll(?tl Willi
1 hi i 1 1 | ; i v-t'i. lat ion.
Lbe t n X on tea was exasperating. |
1 1, \v :t s not tin; small iiinotinl of]
money tint tin: people worn light- j
ing about, but Libei t\. You rc
iii <* in lu'i* i he s|ii oi li of Pali irk
Ilr'nv that i1 i.ded with these meru
? ittl.' woids: 4,l i li IV so tli' a r or
|>l lift* so >? *\ < t i aa to l?t) purchased
nt Ha: in it i* of t- li ti i us tind slavt'i \?
Kki bit! m, Almighty God! I know
not what I'liui.-t' others may take,
? ml, ns for me, ttivf' tn o Liberty or
yr.c me death/' The lirt?t battle
fotiulu was tin* battle of Lexington
( li'iifi id (inoc was the Hiitish com
mantlt'i' and was utterly ('efeuted.
I.oitl ('ornwabis was the ablest
of Hi itish Oomiiuiiidt'i.H. The joy
of till) people was gl flit w lit II the}
heard that (*ag</ was ibleitlcd, but
tlieii joy was sou ii tii.ned into anx
iety, for Lord Uowu had just lantl
t'd troops on Long Island and the
battle of Long Jaland was fought
and l lie A me lion ns were forced to
retreat.
I ht Hatlh1^ of Lexington, Tren
ton. I'l i liceto w n, Henninglon, Hem
is Height?, Monmouth, Yoiktown,
Km t .Moult i if and '1 leondcroga,
wi n- ilii- American victt.riee. The
Hi'li.-h viritiiics wore as follows:
lite liatihs of Hunker Iiil', Long
Island, Hi and v w inc, (lerinantown,
Savannah, < h ?vrles'.oti, Camden,
Cow pens ii nd II ) hk irk 1 1 ill.
Tht? Kieneli sent over man\
lira vt* men to help the Americans.
Ilii* l?ra\ est of these foreigners
w? re Lt Kavi-'ti, H .ion \ an Steu
ben Count I'ulaski, and Haron Dt
K alb.
Lord ( 'orn wailis* residence was
still standing u nti I S henna n sliame
fuilv destroyed i'. The lCngiish
now found it impossible to subdue
iht: Americans, The Involution
licji'iii i n t !i yeii i 1 T7-~
Oui noble (li'tiriiil Washington
now ret ired to private life.
| Ad i Ti anlha in.
(a f ob: \ 1. ? A 'ji: 1(1.
AS IN YOUTH
CORDIALLY INDORSED.
RESTORES
Natural Growth
or T1IK
HAIR
? w i: i:n -
AL1. OTIIKK
Dressings
"I <mii ?r? 1 ? : 1 1 1 v indorse Ayei's Hair
N :;:nr. as nut* <>,' i lit* Itsi |>! <
fur ilit* li.iir. Whi-n I I't-jraii iisiii;: Avar's
II. lit \ i:; ?!. ali t'ic f ii 'ii f |>ait '?! my
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nf ? ? : 1 1 > two lint i Irs i f-tniv<| a natural
m>i\v !i. wai.-li silll coi'.liiiiics as in n i \
yiiMi. I 1 1 i.-. I v -xcial ?>:h?T (In'ssins*
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fit ri'Mii i> r. v
nr. J. c. AVER & CO.. VWll. MASS
"1Y.: Clui\o;tGn Lir.o."
Son ill Carolina A. (iror^ia
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Ka>l Augurta A U
W til .slcrpiM's to ihi?1 from N? w ^ ??rk.
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Denmark 3 "?7
T,v. Denmark '? ni
A i k ?? 1 1
Augusta
Daily Kxccpt Snp*Tiy.
r,v Cmmlm N ?*??? A hi 2 4.1 p in
Ar. Kingvillo 10 2> a m 4 .*?.?
I,y Kingvillu 10 ;>"? 4i <M ? n m
Ar C:^nuK'ii lli 07? p in s i.%
C <innc<;ti<>n* :
Clyde S. S. Line Charlraton, So. Iiy. .Co
lumbia, Through Sleeper betwet-n
Charleston nn<! Atlanta.
L- A- Kmerson, Trafllc M'g'f,
K. S. M. mgor,
(iencral ollicc. Charleston. '?>. C.
13icycicvS.
r ? * repr^rnt perfection
in bicycle building. Jn them
the least possible weight < 1
material i-. arranged to give
the greatest strength. 1 here
rue no weak spots and yet
there i not an ounce of super
iluoUs met (I. I'hey are made
for service and speed, and are
ful'y guaranteed. All styles
are tho same priec-? $ioo. A
tndsoinedt ^ rtptivet atalog
nvy be had f ? >r the asking.
GO^'MUItY ?i Jtfl fEftY MfG. CO.,
vv kamttaroN. l> c.
-BOTANIC
BLOOD BALM.
A h 'j-icln. . i ri-inedy (or ttU Ulo>i(l and
li ? -i Cures without full. Srrof*
leers, Klie iiiiiill .NI,( Hturih, Salt Hlieum
and every form <>f Wood Disease from the
.simplest ih:mi>)o to t ho foulest Ulcer. Fifty
years use with unvarying buccens, dem
onstrates its paramount healing# purify
i>ig an. I building ?tf> virtues. Oi>\ bottle
has utoro curative, virtue than ft ddzen of
any other hind. It builds up the health
ami .strength from the first dose.
: \r Ull lU for Hook of ll'oil
?'ufOH, Hi'Ht free uti appli
cation.
If not kept by your local druggist, send
*1.00 fur a largo bottle, or f5.00 for six hot
ties j and medicine will be sent, freight
BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, 6a.
l'rt |.;trt i] acc'-'riliiii; to the formula ni
I)K. \VM. A. HAMMOND,
In liis laboratory nt (Vniiilnulni!, t)
4'Kll>:itKi:iii:, from tli<> br?<?>. for dis
cnso.vut tliOl>r iin nii?l nervous Kysteui.
l.i.l S I-:, from I he spi nnl cord, for
d isease.s of i!, 1? cord. 1 Locomotor- A tax iu,
He. '
< from tl>e heart, for diseases
of 1 be heart
Ti;vi im:. from 1 ?* testes, for diseases
of t ?.<? 1 i-H tes. , Atrophy of the organs, ster
ii it > .Mi
?V l IIIN'H, from t Ik* ovaries, for (Use-uses
of t tii' ovnr i" .
it l'M'1 J. INK. tliyroillne, etc.
IM11, litf !'ry|n. Price (2 <lr?fhrai\ $2.50.
The ill y siulutr ical effects produced by ti
sliiKle (!.??;.? i f ? i'itIii'Imc are acceleration
of t lie pulse u,ili feelim/of fullsess and dis
temi.in iri 1 1< >? head, ex lillaratlOn of spirits,
1 iicreaM-d ui t miry excretion, augmentation
of the expclsive force of Hie bladder and
peristal 1 1 < itetjon <>f '.lip ijitesttnes, Increase
in iiiiisi'iil.ir strength and endurance," i 1 1 -
cren-n d ptiwt r of vision In elderly people,
?ind increased appetite and digest i ve |iii* er.
Wlie^c 1 1 ? ? ? 1 ! drilKKIsts are not supplied
with the 1 1 m rnotni Animal Kx t rnct? they
will te mailed. together with all existing
literature oil the subject, on receipt of price,
Tiir: cot.r uni a riu:nicAL co.,
WntliluictiMi, *>. < .
Finis i 'os ri ion -m
AT salariks v*
< il'AKA NTKKI) iM,
UY T1IK W
(ia. Business College
In nutlia! i 1 v on (oiitp'ftioM ( f > i . l
jJ ? i ?> u:sc it t onc-h?lf c \
l>< use t?i college*.
Muni liavo
i i : r > mi x in nkxt <;o days.
\V: iti- i?'- >\ f.* in moiliatelv ?
<; \. ! ' I ">! M S- COLLKt i K,
Macon, l Jit.
()||!<> itlVKI! OllAKLKS.
T?>\ UAIIAVAY COMPANV
Sche'lulu in (.licet Duo. 1st, 1SU1
Si:i ndaid K a stein limp.
North In mini. Soli tlilv.-Mi ml.
l-l <!a I )i%Hy except Sunday.
1* M I* M
1 mi (':u:i.lon 12 i")
I 'JO I )i 1 I .V>
I 3J Wi-stviUo 11 12
?j >i ) s kcr.shaw j j f.;)
J 1 ~> I IcMli Springs II 17,
- 1 I ? *: i s :n 1 1 1 i ill I 1 '0
y in ! .ancnsici* 1" "O
? 7> Hiv<>rsii!(> 10 3y
0 > Sj.rin^ilcll 10 20
1 i (atawhii Junction 10 10
ayt I.eslio ! I
:.::i ) < f> ir>
:: -j i i K"(k 11,11 ( os r.
:: .*??? ' New | Mii t ?.? yo
I < Tirzah y 13
I 'J > York villi? x 5H
I S! in rou K ;;s
t ?'? l!ickor\ (irovc 8 23
o ; Sn?yi:? 8 10
i ? M 1* M
I 37, ^ I
[ 1 C1.1S-. M?>inlav, I 2nd CI: 8?\ TuiV
! ln. s i.iv mi' I day, Thursday and
!?': i -1. t y . I Saturday.
7 1 .? ( 'am li'ii <> 30
| 7 I ~i I >i KaH > ?' "?<>
s.M w.s-t x ill ? r>-~>
> |o Kri-liaw ?> oo
? I i :o 1 1 < ? : ? 1 1 1 Springs 1 1 '?
;> |o Pleasant 11 ill 1
;i "? i 1 .anraster 3 3a j
!" ' Ki^ crsiile ) . j
1 1 ? \ ( - 5 J
|ii 1 7 Spriiitf.lell - ???''
II ? Ca' iv I' i Junction ~ 1('
117-2 I ,'*lii* l<<>
! T?. 1? ock 11 II 12 i"
Newport In !?>
y _>7. Tii /all lo.Kil
i>."i \'t.ikvillc in 0 1 j
;V i . >li:.nnii ; I s |
.% > Ilit-korv Crhvo ^ j
; l J Smvrnai 8,3" j
I |(? i;int k.>huVi< !? 00 .
r ?i -* M |
H 7 , . 12
?J . . 1 1 i'!a?". I > 1 1 1 A" ONcrpt Suniluy.
V M /' >? \l
> I "> 1 4 1 ? Icshii ri;. 8 J >
?;> ("7, Karlos K 2^
17? I'attiiT-ion Spriii^S. 8 in
V |:l I Slu'lSy 8 03
|o 11 l':ittiini.ri>. 7 l<">
jo y;; Muorosboro 7 00
:?? 47i lli'ioictta. 0 7,0
II | a Kort'j'i City 13
11 |0 l{uthorfi?nlton. 6 5 0
] i V7 Millwootl ."?
12 yo fjohlen Valloy. .r> "7
12 y7 Terminal City ."? 1 I
1 ?_* />!? tilenwoo'l. 4 4.s
1 o."? (?vr'lM??ri? -i 4 i
1 p", Mation. 4 25
r it. I* *
No 32 Im.s connection ?ith Southorn
Hai!w ay at Hock Hill.
No. .13 T>inncr At Krr"^''?w*
X<??. 31 nn<l 3> will carr^' paxMpngcn.
II nn?| 12 Iiuvp ronriecticn ?t
Marion with Southern KaH way.
Sami;ki. lIi'VT, Gon. ^fn'K'r.
A. T*irr, Supt.
%? U Lturkw. C?u. r.ws. Afit.
Warrants! i? 10 years.
Mention
this i uj>or
i
ORGANS,
$32
?mu ujtwaius. ^
PIANOS. $175
niul upward*.
H. VV. ALLEQE>R, ^
WASHINGTON, N. J., I'.&A.
It ia only noc<*ury toiscna refer
&uce6 hs to i our rei iKtnilbi * i t >
(torn vftyUut kef, iraunAMQi
Hit rclitiiii
una the Organ will t>o
shim o?i iiromptiy on
ten urtVH t<>t trial.
Cimilar frt-etoau.
Besuretowrl'tme I
on trial in?*
your ovv ir
fort y>iy
l.uyu.
USE
I T KS I J? ILL. I T CU KKS
TMirumati.-m
Neuralgia
COLDS
ciiTrf -u
SOUKS
Kofi. A. JUb ?*
I lead ache anil
)ujkxs. tn^r* t> n iiu oi?iii>i?!.n?.
for PAIN
Fur sale by all druggists at TWKXTV-I' fVK CFNTS.
') 1 1 10 T. X. I i CO., Columbia. S. ( '.
(IIMMTF,
IN ANY SHAPE,
|>Kr.S<KI) OK K-'M (?1F for hu^l<Mni? l'urjMiwcs. v
( ! It l.'PJlKJ) for StiiM't.s, Huads or (.'onrruto,
Wllil. COXTIi \c r TO I'.l'II.D CONritKTK () \l \\V 11BKR 'Vol NDATIONh
AN'I> (iKNKUAL MASONUY OHKAPKIt Til VN HMCK WORK.
PA VI NO BLOCKS A SPECIALTY
Tin* Jj:?r>fCKl (>!imrv And Oruidiiin; Plant iu the Kiate. Kslimafes Furnished </n
tiny ehrtraetfr of Uuihiin^ Construction.
SS 5 i; 53 y~7&r ^ v -t ?3* tonnes
Contractors And Huildern, Columbia, S. (0.
March 'JO? cm.
TO MY PATRONS AND
FRIENDS.
I take pleasure in thanking' you for your liberal patronngfe
you have given mo in the past lew months I have been in bus
iness. 1 will state that I am in better position now to serve
you with bargains than 1 have been. I know its hard times but
I have sold lots of goods since I have opened up. The way I
have done it is selling close with srfftdl profits, and that is the
only way a man car. sell goods now and the only way (hey
ought to be sold as hard as times are,
i have just received a car load of flour and another on the
way. Also a fine lot of molasses I will sell cheap. Also a fine
line of sugar, coffees, can goods, wheat bran, and all other gro
ceries. I will meet any prices y ou want; just try me is all?J!
?i.sk.
1 have bought a full line of farming implements such as. tracts,
Lames, plow stocks, back -bands, back-ba ,d hooks, repair links,
shovels, spades, pitch-forks and many other things too numerous
to ment ion.
1 am headquarters on tobacco. Just ask your neighbor, he
can tell you; and many other bargains he has gotten and you
have missed by not rul ing in before you spent that hard-earned
dollar. I must say a great many of you have learned where
\ mi can make that dollar go the fa rth crest by the one you have
I latrouized.
I will buy all country produce and pay highest market price.
I will also sell you your fcrtilizeis cheaper than any other man
in Camden. Cotton teed meal, acid and ammoniated guanos.
Don't buy them until you j^et my lowest prices. T mean to sell
you if you come to see me. 1 know how this great percentage
is and know exactly how to cut prices to sell you the goods I
offer.
Remember you can buy a buggy cheaper from me than yot:.
can from any one else.
I Am Yours Respectfully,
D. E. HINSON.
T"
THE
COMPANY,
DARLINGTON, - - - S, C.
DKALERS IN ALL GKADKS OF FERTILIZERS.? -
O ?oi ic JLZ. 2 r- jTji cl jr ? s
Cotton Seed A:eal IVe Dee 'J l-'J per ce n t . Ainoniated. Red
Hull '? per cent. Amoniated. Melver s Choice ?! per cent. T he
Darlington Tobacco Fertilizer. (i.-rman Kainit. 10 and 12
per cent Acid Phosphate. Nit Pit e ol Soda 12 and 1 percent
Disolved Hone. Sulphate and Mural.* of Potash. Hull Ashefi
and (J round Animal Done.
Our goods arc made from the very best South Carolina Rock
and the highest grade ingredients that can be had. Wjj import
direct our Kainit. Murntc and Sulphate of Potash and Nitrate
Soda, and nothing leaves our works except the very best goods.
We refer you to analysis of goods drawn in different parts (A
the State and by the State Inspe<M'vr. and analyzed byClemson
College. We will be glad to furnish any one with samples tc
have analyzed before buying ks we are not afraid of the test.
osri'O ok to your own interest and buy uo thing but tlrc best
goods, that can be had at the
DARLINGTON PHOS*
PHATECO.
Jao. 25th. 1895.
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