The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 17, 1895, Image 3
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MAY 17, 1805,
IV*.
Wiley Helton, colored, who live*
?near Srndors Crock, six miles
above Cumden, iuvt with Clio mis
fortune ou lant Sunday iif%> i n i n ?? of
"lowing by Ore hit* burn and staples
wiili their entire contents. Four
horse* Were burned to death. li is
bu |)|)o8f(l Unit the (ire was the wotk
of an ince.ndinry.
I* ^ ^
Rheumatism Cured
RheumntUm is caused by lactic
moid in the bhiocl attacking the )i
broas tisanes of tlie joints. Keep
.your blood pure and healthy au?l
you will not have rheumatism.
Hood's Sarsapar ilia givi s t lie blond
viiulity and richness and tones tlx*
whole body, neutralizes I he ao'dity
of the blood pnd thus cures rlieit'
?matism.
Hood's I'ills are the best nfler
dinner pills, assist digestion, cure
* headache.
Flou>- Mill.
* In another column of The Chron
icld will be found an advertisement
from Mr. J. A. Walts of Cauley
Hill, with his mtial enterprise
and push Mr. Walla has greatly
improved his Hour mill, having
made the bolting chest eight feel
i longer. The cloXh used for this
?bolter is the fluent that could he
gotten in New York City If' you
wan t~TTrHr class flour in every re
aspect, and fair dealing, take your
wheat to Mr. Walts, Mr. Watts i*
? Contemplating pulling a lint in the
river near his place to accomodate
the peoplo of West Wateree who
'want to patronize his mill.
Gentlemen ef tho Jury.
The following petit jurors have
been drawn to serve for tl^ft June,
l$0f>, teim of Court for this eoun
Hy :
W. K. Thompson. Christian J olio
son, II. T. Horton, C. U- Myers, W.
J. Jones, W. T. Pills, J. A. Mc
Dowell, J as. 11 Kirkley, David Kel
ly, S, M. Johnson, S. J. Ammonds,
O. M. Fori, Henry P. Davis, W. W.
Miekle, C. L. Dye, L. 10. A 1 ford, 11.
At. Pea ice, C. N. Humphries, J. W.
Butler, L. A. Hasty, Geo. Jarkson,
II. K. DuBose, Jno. N. Jones, ller
bert Kelly, D. (J. Fletcher, II. C.
? Galloway. G. F. Hammond, Ervin
X. Catoo, ,M. L. Alford, Chas. Clies
nut, B. N. Jones, John J. Owens,
Sr., Wni. II. Smith, Samuel Hun
ter, John J. Folsom Lewis Dixon,
? Jr.
The grand jury, drawn in Janua
ry, will serve for one year. For the
?beuelii oF 1 1 rose who mav have for
; gotten who the gentlemen are who
? constitute the grand jury, wo give
their names below :
T. A. Crorslun 1, F. II. Arrants,!
A. J. Freilag, L. C. Jones, Saw
Page., John D. Peak, John M. Rob
erts, J'jsse J. Nellies, P. *. Bos- J
welj, R. W. Porter, C. K. Dihkins,
. J. S Ba.fi. Id, Geo. W. King, Har
' ?ly* II. Hinson, David S. Small, .F .
sepli K. Jeffries, Abram Gibson, \V.
K. Glenn.
OMTUAHY.
Kobt. Jj. T.hornewas born fn Kershaw
'Co., (/-, Apr. 2$ 1877, and died, after
? n briet illness, at'Olcmson Coll ego, S:C ,
Apr. 28, 18:.'5. /
It is sad indeed to bond over tho era
ulle of a loved one while yet in the tcn
? der stage of infancy, and watch it -s the
?spark of lilo dies out, ? 'tis doubly sa<l
when wo are called upon to consign to
the tomb one whose form is bent, and
whose locks have been whitened by il>e
lapse of years ; but alas (when a noble
young man, who has just launched forth
upon a career which gave promise of no
.much us'-fnllness, is suddenly and uncx
ipectodlv 'ak?6U from up, we are striclyi n
with a grief almost inexpressible.
Knlogy might exhaust itself upon bis
mnv.y virtue s ? it becomes friendship to
be as simple in its tribute to the dead ns
J.|s modesty while living would have
sanctioned.
Ilobie Tl)orne was for many months
our l.?ved and dilligent pupil, and under
our careful ^tuition , ? coupled with his
quick idtellyct, indomitable will, and car
nest perseverance, ? ho was tilted to en
ter upon the more arduous duties of col
IcjJntc life. Hut the seem s of that life
?-hi;*tcd rapidiy, and ere the last tear for
his parting from us had been shed, we
were called upon to shed nfregh the tears
of a lifetime separation.
The infirmity of an agc-1 father pre
vented his I eing witli him in his last mo
ments , bnint loving brother was e.t his
bedside and witnessed J,iie closing scents
? oflftiTHfeT ? whiehirPTe calm and p*acl*
fill ?'s became the end of a life which had
'been lived to consistently, 'fo tho Col
lego whi h he loved it will be an. un
speakable bl \ssing, that, though his-pres
( I ce is removed. tl.e memory of his no
Mo life will be an incentive to ?b:ty to
his fallow cadets, and an abiding inapi
ration to all with whom he came in con
tact. It is u pleasure, though mingled
with sadness, to look back upon his beau
tiful life, around which cluster ?o many
sweet inemry'ejt and fond associations- ?
? So young.? so generous, ? so obedient.
- His uniform and scrupulous discharge of
? duty win the ft^Ming star of bis life-; aitd
' his "inflexible aiTTrtMrcnee to truth, n-u'ss
ever excite our admiration
Whether in the class-room, in hie
Church deliberations, or in any work in
? cident to his agricultural pursuits. Hob.
hie was ever found in the performance ??l
his dutv. liis natural purity ami digni
ty ? moulded l.y.tlie exnmpleof his rigid,
though loving parents? gave him a state
liness of hearing, before which nieyn
1 1 ess and vice instinctively shrank.
To alleviate the anxieties and lighten
the responsibilities of liis aged and de
s.^eppit parents , be labored ineessantjy.?
Ttut he hat pasted frotn our midst
ihit aoul lias ascended to the. (tod tliaV
gave i\
f^t ns bf.w without question or mur
mur In the will of that inscrutable Frovb
.-deuce which "doeth all things well;1'
and rejoice in the tweet consolation that
thia tender flower, though plucked from
*;arfh. will blossom ng tin in tbisun<hin<
oiid cndl- - ' rnity. where
?'The wii-V-d cease from tr u'ding,
wVt.d the v < a: y are at rest.''
' V. 1% IXrI'ash.
Oov. Evans' Addre^3
Lust week Gov. Kvhiih proniUoo
indeliberate upon the l*<? recent
deoUion rendered l>y Judges Gol!
i.nd Simonton, and give l? l ho pub
lic 1 1 i m views. On lust Tuesdav
night ho gave oul on address. Ji
v\ |? 1 hi; found on on i f|;st page.
Catarrh Cannot bo Curod
.
With local applications, as they
cannot reach the scat of the ? 1 i - I
ease. ('atari li is a Wood or const t
I tutional disease, and in order t->
cure it yon must lake inlcinul
remedies, llnlfs ( )utau It < uiu i* j
tiiken intet tidily, and aef dtreeth j
on I he blood atul innc:>US Hittf:ues
Hull's ('atari li Cure is not n (pia?ki
medicine. It was prescribed l>\
one of the lust ph\wuians in this
count i y for yenis, iind is a tejjular
pi cscri pi ion. 1 l is coiup >s- >l oi i
i ho hest tonics known, combined
with the hest Idood-purilii'i s, act-,
in# directly on the mucous mm*|
faces. The perfect combination of j
tho two ingredients is what p1'"
duccs suc.h wonderful results in
citing Caturrh. Send fur testi
monials, free.
F. J. Cur.SKY <fe Co., Frops., To
ledo, ().
Sold by druggists, p.'ice 75c.
Tho Sii?r Spangled Banno>'?
Author.
M :mv interest in<? things about
Franein Scott Key ? the author of
t he Star Spangled Banner ? arc con
tained in a pamphlet, which ma>
he obtained free, front the Key
Monument Association nf Fredui
ick City, Maryland, by send in*; one
2 cent stamp f > r postage. This
Association ia i aiding funds f>r u
suitable monument to the poet,
and they feuggest, that in the
schools and every where, upon or
before Flag D ay (.June 14th,) this
subject bo , suitably recognized.
Contributions, however small, are
asked for. K very one who loves
the Flag, ought to have some xtnull
share in building this monument.
The Governor of Maryland has
strongiy endorsed t'.ie movement.
Tho names of all contributors, will
he preserved in the crypt of t he
monument, and published (without
amount) in tho history of the mon
ument when completed.
A IIous<'hDid H'-mody.
And it never fails to cure Rheu
matism, Catarrh, JFimp'es and all
diseases arising from impure bloo I,
is Botanic Blood Halm. Thous
ands endorse it as the best remedy
i ever olTered to mankind. The
thousands of cures pn formed by
this remedy are almost miraculous.
Try it. Onlv $1 '00, per large bot
I tie. For sale by druggists. Sec
j advertisement elsewhere.
Relief in Six Hours.
Ft
... Distressing Kidney and Bladder
diseases relieved in six hours by the
"New Great SoiUh ^A.tnuncin Kid
ney Cure." This new remct.y i?4,n
great surprise on accouut of iis ex
coeoing promptness in relieving
pain in the bladder, ki ioeys, hack
an 1 every part rf the urinary "pas
sages in male or female. It relieves
retention of water and pain iu pass
ing it almost immediately. if yon
want quirk relief and cure this is
vnur remedy. Sold by Dr. F. L.
Zc.np, Dru??iist, Camden, S. (I.
c C\
Pi omiscaous Items
The Citadel Cadets will encamp
in Cpmdcn soon.
?THE BEST is What tho People
? buy the most of. That' 8 Why
Hood's Sarsaparilla has the largest
Rule O F ALL MEDICINES.
A-k your druggist. for t sample
bottle i f T. X. L. It will cure ilnf
cold of yours, il also eyes rheuma
lisin, neuralgia, toothache, lnad
aehe, etc. Try it. Have no sul?sii
tute.
When one in sick he wonts some
thing that will give him reh? f. Noth
ing 'viil'do this so quickly an a 1 ?ot -
ih? of T. X. I/, If prop?*ily :ip?>!ii<l
it always relieves. For salo l?y all
druggists at 25 els. Atk for it.
Ifave no substitute.
One of the best evidences thai
Ayer's If tir Vigor is :%n articl>! of
! exceptional trerit. is the fact Ilia*
the demand f</v it js eonstnmly in
creasing. No one who uses this
incomparable dressing tlii: ks of
trying any other preparation foi
l he hair.
"Ten people out r? f a mi hit
invalid.-,'1 says a neent medical
?luthorit}'. At least eight out ol
ilo'.ne ten, it is safe in allow, jin
oHlYring froip-some form of l?lt?o.l
.lisciise v\ hifli a persistent use <> '
A vei'a ^jfrsaparilla would be sur?
>o cure. Then, don't he an inva
lid.
Knglish Spavin r^rhi rhnpl r< -
removes all hard, Softy>r
r>uui| s and hIumuii?hi-s.frori) Injrses
blood Spavins, (Jurlm Splint*,, &we< -
?ley, King Hone, S-.ifb-s, Sprains, al
<v?olen Thro its, Coughs, etc. Sav
f50 by use of oqo boltie. VVa?
Vautcd the most wonderful IHemisI
Onre ever knmvn. Sold by I)t. K
\'j. Zeinrs ^Jruff?i<?i, Camden. 'A C
(from Qttr (}orrcjp9ti3.entfi.
' JcnesviH
? We are having plenty of rail
vnd farm nrwk is hjidtly behind
JoltOu chopping will toon be in or
drr. Cotton is d) ing out in ?oinc
places.
Wo tiro #lad Ut i epot t lit ut Mi.
? I, H. 1 1 11 in lOond, who litis I'vili eotl
III MM I to ll is M'Olll lot It, l' |>usl four
works, i s i m proving.
Mr. .1. W. .Joaes rot ur nod from
( 'olu inliin yestuday.
Mi. S I). It tilv has gone to at*
to ikI i In* closing exorcist s of ihr
? Kn??IUh Knob ool,
\\ i1 wen1 }>ri'iufv s 1 1 ' ok Oil ti> horti
I ? i f llio death (if Mi. I.. Thorne.
Tit us ii v<omg life full of hope is
out oil. M ti v our loss I io liis oto.'j
nit I <? nil). May tin nil \n i s < > (?od com
fou Ins him d parents in litis ihrii
hour of 8 ad bereavement
11. T. W. I
DcKalb.
Drill Chronicle ? Wo are hav
ing real cool weal lirr l-lils wo k, .ami
our crops uir looking wry bad iu
dt t d.
A S i u < ? *i \ School will he organ
ized ?i ill*; look l.'ii u re It nrxl Sun
dae.
Krv. ,1. N. Kul/.minuer preached
.
quite an riincfiiing sermon ill l)e
Ka l'? Inst Sunday aflerno ?n.
Mr- II. Mun 11, to coinpanicd
I ?y lirr lowly daughter, Miss Sadie
and lirr nephew, Master Lucus
M HDD, haw I. or n on ti visit to irla
tivoh at Lueknow.
Mr. Siiannon Kirkland of Wrst
A'ilir, was visitinir in this ueighhor
Itood last Saturdiy and Sunday.
Mr. J. A. Walts, of Caulev's
Mill, was in town on business hu t
WIM k.
Mr. J. L. Troutman rrturnvd
home from Iron Station, N. ('., last
i\ ri k 'vhrir lir li is born spending
a while viti'v pleasantly with rtla
<i\vs and liis best gj i 1,
Wiley Milton a colored man 'had
tho inisfor.u no to loose liis stahlrs
and tour bond of horsjs l?v lire
last Saturday night. l'rt.
Lvnchwood
? 4
A History 4 Qiittstloa Club for
Tim Olii'DiiicIo Correspon
dents.
Mr. KdiLor: ? 1 will agaiiP ol aim
m\" space in your newsy columns to
givo I ho news from this section.
Tho past, w ot k lias horn very fa
vorable for faru wotk, and farmers j
have availed thcuiWlws of il to lin
ish ' heir pbintir.g.
1 hear some complaint of cotton
Id ring ns snon as it comos tip; it is
:it ti ibut aide lo the excessive mil)*'* -j
| The roads ni tir t ho Kllis, MeGou
S!!in and Marshall's bridges are in
had condition. As soon as tWe wa
tois subside the proper authorities
should t>oc* that they are ropaiiod,
Lynohwood base ball club was re
organized the l'.h inst. and will
play every Saturday evening. The
club mt'de a splendid recotid last
year, hope it will do as wrll 1 liis.
I am grateful! to "I/H'us Null"
for his expression ( f sot row, lojt I
cannot accept it. No needs to be
stow i.ll his sympathy upon liiin
st If. I would lie cruel indt'i (I, know
ing the lesuit of his experiment, to
risk n shaiu of iisn, sorrow or any
thing else. I -von Id not presume
Lo adyiye you "Livens bu', llie
next time you come, look in an al
manac and see if it is g .ing lo
rain. ? I heard "Humbler'1 say 1 1? -? t j
he woirldj hot ,min I "doing up"
?'Locus Ilttil'Y in a controversy:
but, 'hat ^Locus'1 would nevei
kvow when he had enough. S",
goodby "Ldciis." Come again
when the rain? cease, your song
will be acceptable to the ears of
some f.iir maiden, if not to the one
whose chat ins have caused your
discomfiture in tho past.
M . .J. II. Newman, of whose ill
nesn 1 spoke in my lf?si article,
died Thursday, the Oih lust. Mr.
Newman leaves ti large cirri.? of
relatives acd friends to UH?nru li i ??
death. |
No inuriMigrs to ivport now, hut
? just wait.
1 h ive thought, for some time, <d
proposing that the Chronicle cor- i
respondents start a History qnrs
tian club, nnil as a beginning 1 am
gtdng to avk the following quoK-i
lion: "\V!ien, and where did ill
llrst represeni alive Legi slature As
"omblv In Id in America convene,
and v.'Jio prrsidedV'' Ol course, no
one vs ill be d*-b'nred from answer -
ing any '] 'ic^Jpn ask"('. Now,
tirother correspondents, l.'t us lirai
from von. it will be both pleasant
and pro li table to ask and answei
those questions. L. L. C.
Cleveland School House.
MVJTCditor: ? If you wiil allow
me a lilt tc? space in your valuable
paper I v ill give-jou a few dot*
from I li i* j)l .ice.
Karmeis are about lhroui>h plant
ing, Their hopes art* hiighici now
than thej" I ave Iiern this year. Wi
:? hear the "gee ha'v" "frtnn on
every side. M 're guano will b<
used tliun was expect# d.
There is some complaint of poor:
?Hands (?f cotton on eailj pluming.
We miss so much cur old frienr
ind brother, Mr. A. L. H-?rn? s?, * h?
lias so long been among u?, and
whose voice is now rilcnt in th -<?j
here where he is rnoie sadly miss
ed than by ii?. His strain mill is
??till being njn by Mcssr*. Munn
k ]{o\ kin. They now have on hand
i good supply of |it>e pine liimbei
vhich they aie silling at prices It
<uii the hil l time*.
We are 80113- to n pr?r t Mr. Jes
sie Trues<l? H's loss <f so mant
Mtiirs lh?? sens-m ; he has lost A
, '?in< e .Ian l^t.
We ore looking forward with 1
:reat ileal of pleasure to the black
terry and fiuilcrop as iliey wi.i
ooie as the b an &oe* out.
We have heard so much of hart
.lint? till wc are going to huth U| |
about iV.
We are truly glad to *eo so many
meny corre?>pondenta to I* !?*'
i Chronicle, Wo see I lu* items fioin
Lucknow, I ) ti in f?? r?l und Tuik\
Creek occasional I v. Coniu out,
Hoys, :i ii ? 1 let us hear from von
We do not know who the Lucknow
oor respondent hilt have a strong
idea, 1 want to oolite out tins sum
i mot if 1 knew I would' ho wcloVune
i and lint! out who yHluck lyves is
| There will lu> no danger of my 1
ting lost usrl nowtiavo s??ine one
to go with mo Slid show in<' thi'
way. 1 think I will hunt Ihosu
lino cftbbago I hoc in the piper that
ni?- as u ru 12 inches across. 1 hope I
will get there in time.
N u til Hoy,
Mt. Eucktcn.
Choping cotton is the order of
the dav, although the most of tho
Thiiikts *ie f*i' hohtnd with thoif
work on account of so muoh ndn.
There was a Sunday School or*
sranized at thff lut\kiu school hon?c
with ntfAut thirty scholars
Messrs. E. D, Turner anil Hillie
UumIi, of the State farin,wcro In our
burg on Sunday.
1 wonder what has bceouic ??f ,1.
K. (1 His best yirl must have
gone hack on hint. C. L.
Q-um Springs
Dear Chronicle : ? After a silonee
of several weeks I will call a^atn;
will not -stay' long, as news is so
verv scarce.
MissHuio Modnskill, one of
Sinit h ville's sweet giils, has return
ed home after spending sonic tune
with relative here.
Miss K itrt Davis is quite siek
Wo h?pe she wil! be well again
soon.
Messrs. J. W. Murehison and I).
M. MoOaskil", sp;?nt but S,mda\
with friends near Ionia.
What has become of "Mamma's
Had Hoy," surely he hasn't been
bad, .enough to ?jet a "beatln."
Mr, .J. H. Nettles, one of Mt.
Huckton's clever young men, was
in section recently.
Well, Mr. Editor, guess we have
[stayed long cnouglt^or this time,
I wo may want to call a^nin real
! soon . , C I oss I'at h .
Can'ey Ilill.
, Tip) people of\ this community
tuined out on Memorial l)av and
decorated lh? Kliut Ilill Church
i yard, and also the tSrnyrl grave
yard.
Cotton crops wet e good before
the recent cold sn-'Pt htil they an
now bad ? in some places dying
out badly. Wheat nnd oats louk
i rg well.
Mr. .J, A. lliueo.k, mail carrier
be.tween this |>lae<? and Camden,
was oir his route last w? < k assist
in" Mr. J. A. Watts repair his mer
chant mill.
M ??. J. A. W-ntf.H is an'icipating
putting a Hit. in the river for the
people of West W ate roe to patron
ize his li"in mil'.
Mrs. Stnyrl, who was so wirk a
short time ago, is able to be up
again*
The good ppople of this eonimu
nitv one dsi v hist weeft calh-d on
Mis. G. .J Lewis, "f iliis^ section,
and poundt'd hei with good thing"
to tin; amount of about ?115 00
wort If.
Mr. Willie Hatfield ieeoi\,tslv a
very severe cut on o.io of his l.atuls
a few (1 uys ago. II.
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STOMACH
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AND HEART
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UNDKH
JJN EVV M A NAO KM EX T.J J
Notice in herein' jjivin tc tin
people <>l Camden and Ker
hIihw county that I h;i ve loafed
(he ('aindi-n hotel, formerly tb?
',ntluim I louse, it iwl respectful.
!y solicit f\ sharp of their pal
ro?r?ge, The tabLe supplied
i 1 1 1 the l?eet the market nl
tord*. Ra?eg $1.60 per da>
for transient boarders. Reduc
tion made for boarders by (Ik
month. Verv Respectfully,
J. P. BRUCE,
ju'y 13. Manager.
Save Your Money.
One box of I lit t 's Pills will save
many dollars in doctors' hills
They willsurely curoalldi: uses
1 of the stomach, liver or bo a Is.
No Reckless Assertion
lor sick headache, dyspepsia,
malaria, constip^on antl bilio
usness. a million people eiulorse
TUTTS Liver PILLS
MARRY THIS GIRL SOMEBODY!
' >1 it Khiroti:~ I u I * I n?? mlk wltli
loitioii hik^I w but Will IfHlltlO tho coloi I ?\ I li
nuikn.?: lot* of 1 1 1 ? > 1 1 ?* \ nrUihjj tlio Chniux
\V .inIii'I . IU\ i? ll<k( lumlo It'H* I )i:4 1 1 $\i* HtiN tin) I
worKi'd Kvi r\ f;tinil\ tilt* it I'inh NVunlin , t?n<)
t*rt* I4* *|lli?KI> V 1i?<ll III* V H<0 till' <ll<?)i?*ft wnclicil
hii. I *1 r us) |ui (ret l\ in ono iitiiuit**. 1 ? 1 1 n* 1 1 ? 1 1 ? \
Wuttliclft h i* in) I'tolli'l, niul h?? l * all t l'l calrh
ititn I will clt*m f&.iw i his >rar. A*Mkk# ( !???
CliiiiMk Ml|.' 4 o., rolninhuii. Ohio. A l* \ mm oan
(lit im wi'll hn I HID tint Ilk! M M?l? I K li,
' \\ AN'JTJ).
A j'i'mIs in ovory ('muty in V>rt!i t'u
iiliim ami S? tut 1 1 Cm ? ! i : i i i i sell S .iiilui n
l'rnit :i 11 ' I ( >riia!iii nl.il ?>
] ? Ili'S a l\>\\ VjKMlM'ii'S l>ti\v ?'pl II. A };?>?'il
rhumv t'lir Iiu.h; Iit.i. A>lilri'?<,
J I .. A 1 . 1 : \ A N I > I K ,
( i : 1 11*1 ) < * V, S (
Mav 17. h. I
KKMOY VA).
1 Ih'i; i^i annotitiro to my fri;?n Is
ami i uMoun'i s ili it I inivii rriuovi 'l my
|i'f?i> i t ImsiiiisH lit) n l>m llnskiii *
.shop to tl|.? slmji ul .lack Mi'l '.tin. A
( onl iiinajX'c of your patfoim^c is solirit
l"l, Ul'spiTtfullv,
!? a AN K CAIM'KK.
Li. T. ni'KDKLL,
I
CI VII. i:\til \K.Ki; A- Sl'KVKVui;.
CAM DUN, - - - - 'A S. C.
Munu i|.;il Kitt?ine?*rinj*, Survi yinjj ol
[ I .and* and s'.il. |)iv isiuiis ul Trai'l*5 a
siu-riall v.
| Or. C, |. Olivros.
srix'i \ i. ist
Ikvk, k\k. no.>k and
tu !U).\ r.
j I '.'.A ?Ni??rili Siiinicr St., Ctiliiinliia. S. ('.
( Mlicr Iimiii's lo a. in. tu - p. in. ; Sun.
i il .vs, I to 'J (> in. A nr. "j
Attention, Wheat (irow
cts,
I have H'ccnt'v ovvrliauh-d, ami a ddi il
H fret t". my Sii'tiiiir i hi-Ms, and am Ik t
trr pri'piuvd than cvt r tu mako n<n>d
I Hour. Iv cry f 1 1". ?r l u II lie m id?> tu sat
I i -sty 1 1 1 y cn doiiu't^. A sharo ? f y?>':r pat
I r? ih rt*j- pt?tM Mill v sidiritt?ii.
.1. A. WATTS. ,
May 1 7th, IH:
K(i(iS
IF" iz? S3D H &
? 1-' I : * i.m ?
rurv-t.u'd \V!| tc III,.: l'aircd IMvmotli
U<?i ks : 1 1 1 1 ! I'dack >! in. iic.is at sl.u I ]??>r
j Id. j Ii.IVI- ill I > I < > \ t>d tile |'l viliol II Kix k *
hy t'li* adili'iwii id vi*ry lint- >'ih4:?.
K i : \ . .1. M, *? I i : adm in.
liHnea.H.rr, S.
JMimsc in.* lit: mi t his papi'f.
J\0 ('. Wll TI'RS,
Wliu'esale Grocer.
VYfiulc.siile Deiiln in CIGARS
TOHACCO, etc.
No. ]8U E:i?t Bay,
(/harleaton 8. Cy .
NOTICE.
S I n 1 c oi South Carolina./
Kershaw ('oonl". ..
All pci'Hnns in<k*l?l({it t? vjie Ks
t ,'i te of Henry K h i irton II ill, <Io
cciiKcil. are noli lii;t I id m-tfl. !wiih
ifrii iiKt
in
in tin* properly | ? s* " '
\V. \V. II ALL, L\' ( iiU/i1 <.f
Henry Harrison If:>li^*
tne, n (i < 1 till who have^liim^ ?cjrtiiu
lilt! .s?iil estate iiiiiht (>ri it Hum
April 18, lM'.).").
THE
Heceasei].
\
i
I/I; I lUij
CIIAIMJOSTON, S. <\
The olden! . nio-it reliable, mil I n ???> t
imseUnerv ami supply house Kout li. We
i:i\]!e vour ??#??? ??????; ?? .| . ?l uee for |< >\\- pri
i'ih. on I'.jic Kntfinos jin-l Boiler*, At!;:?
Kn^inen r.ii'l Cotton (Jin*, of
any make, Cotton pies^e*, Saw M ils.
<?ri.it Mills, hul.li. v jii'i I I.ea'lier H<?1 ! i :? ,
Steam Piiiii| s, ! n.'n?i-toi v, I '?i ! I ?? \ h; Sliaff
iu.% liar Iron, Si<:i| I'ij e 1 ixin^s, ami
lloil-*r Tubes ; flUo, s j ? ??# ? i :s 1 ascitis fo?
Kin^larid ?fc Douglas M : : i ? ? : I i< tur'niir
C(iiii;)ary'n Kice Tlir.nhers, ;:n<l the ??? 1
ehiHte<l Men-re 1 *ii 1 1 1 lor ih/mr.'i' of riee
ft< 1 Is. i.ow est buntes mil for eotn
ph-tc plants. >V rile f. >r o r ill. ml r.Meil
cviial? uo. May 10.
The II >o!.s of Kc<?i??r:tli<?n will be opcti
<?? ? in tin* County Coiiiiiiissinncr'H ofliee
in the Court IlouH", bet 'tern the boms
'?f 10 ?. m. an<t 'J p. in, a: s ? In- law direct*
on t hv? |irc! MiiikIh; in e;ieli iiicnih. until
tin- lir.-t Monday in July, IN when the
I ivv requires ill *ni c!on?*d. This is for the
purpose of r *f/intriintr .ill persons
h iv,. Im eotne of a>.'?* or entitled to r"ni?
*er wince I, ml election ; *to trun.fer per
lone from this to another comity, ?? nd
from one township to another, or fioni
one rcufdencc to another. All thi* nu'fst !
he done before or on the first Monday im)
Jlilv, I8t'5. '..ost ciiti(*t'.ite0 may be re
newed to wftliti) *0 diiys of t''o eleetiou.
ami those who b'nune of rge between
1st ?>f July antfffio election may register]
.it any time hrforv election.
TIioao who refused or neglect <1 torcg
: j t?' r before the last cl<vtf tn. cannot r^g- 1
inter until th< law is changed.
W. K. IlOLT<*!li. f*npcrvl?or o|
Heuifltr?tioi^i<>r Kcrt>haw Co.
m
'II
M&m \othi
Al| |M-rsoi)? ?n? lauhy >tnV.l\ f? ??"1 >itl
? l? (i In I tv* iiii v? it | >oi) nt\ lamls known a>
ill*- Mi l\ n> Ninl-i, nark .\n, :i t? rlion
"I irarks N'us. <? .iixl ?<?. I'.irlirs <lis
r ? ? ; 1 1 iliiii; ll.is I'uliro will < 1 1 *h 1 1 with t ? >
llu- full i \ii-nt ill1 llir law
.1 M. II \ I I.
May -\ Ksn.i.
An i n i : i c < . i : l : i : \
\> i i ~ 1 1 < > i rcovi
I K i I :
LI
W V will si ii ! \ i .'i l>\ in 1 1 1 | <>->1 |?.U' I ,
i Mil1 Sill II 1 1 I'Vi'H! fi-ll 1 1 1-1 Hi I a I it r. I 111 \ < II r |
i I iin il, , with i n.- 1 i .ii? i i|- (il il l iuu I
a ;n I i-,i riii y tor i ' . 1 1 ? ? ? tin i <w ii h i >ur ran
pK-tc h>t a Vii-iiv ??'or;| l! \* u will !
nil mil li b nl \ i 1 1 > iin : t) in r!? on ii
; l.i- i. aim- ,u ilu-< I'- p' i". - ? ? ? I i? l !.o\\ '
lll:l n \' a I nl w ! i a t l- in 1 1 o| 1 1 1 ' > ;. ii i | >1.; 1 1 1 ?<
\ . II WiMI .|| ! I k * I ? ? pllH' . S, , III! W III- 1 1 1 I
\ . i > i w i * ' , I ? i i ? i a a i 1 1 1 r 1 1 1
W i- \V ill >|linl il \ I HI III 1\ I - ? I 'I'll I * I 'II tin 1
^li'fk \iMi want than liaii- i'V a i lr-i
oll'i ii'i! \ mi. \V > Hi- at ? in i-.
I \ ii i i s m ic- i;ki i s, I
t \ v ru r?'iv/ ? ? ?????? t i>. , V* is.
I si: imwiiion
\ r 1 1 ? >< ? i > < \ i . \ u i i.s ? '
(.1 A KAN I I : I l>
r.\ Tin-;
(in. I Wisi ih'ss Colk'ov
In ni'.alinli'lv on i-niiiplf lion of si.i
^ 1 1. ? ruin s,- at kiii--Ih.1i tin- ?-\
| ii 1IS|> Ol Ol It ?t* ll'll ^i-s.
Must 1 1 -i \ *'
i I : T V Ml N IN NKN r 1.0 DAYS.
Wrilt- or w iia* itiMin-'li it Iv ?o
tl Ill MM SS ( Oj.L < i !?*,
Mai l. is, (.in.
'robalc Court Notice
The Ai l of t!u* 1 ."u-i-lal nn> jaissnl
I )i-v. is i), vii 1 1 i< ( nnil > v fia
it>?ains| Isia-ulois ami A'hiuiiislralor ?,
nin\ hi- iilikiiKW n 'n ll-.i'iii, linn t-forb this
U'?! iri" is s_'i \ en.
Tl." AH i ? To \- 1 1 1 1 ? ^ ? I s I . I liat tln-v
shall make their annual return* in Janu
ary ami February.
'J n I. If tln-v nejjlerl to make Mil It re
turns in tlnil time ,lu- .1 n ? ? ?_;?? ..I Probate
' T 1 1 1 1 1 w il h " slni 1 1 i i ! v t Ihm n to i lo mi .
:tiil. If tln-v ni'tCa i-l to tli ? s.., twenty
iliiy iifir ? t < ? t ) ? ? ? ? of tin* rit.iii'in thvy
shall ii.' ' ailiu I no I in roiitein|?t," ami
I hi> l'lohati' .J u<!U'' i-* ' ' : ripii ri-tl" tout
Inch ihrm for r. tin nt|H it Cwi.it, unt.l
siu-li return n maih'.
! t >i . 1 ii-liui It u-i's shn'l In- lim-il Iw'-nty
tlolh i's lur i-iieli mi I everv i!ny ilurin};
whit-li tin- ih'fault n. a\ i- ntinm-.
Tin' reason of llir \ . t iin-hiih s (iuar
iliai.s ami I ruste!' <?
('. ('. MAIL!-:,
I'loliatt! I ii'h'o.
m. i
ni; i?
? M AN lT PACTU K MRS OK ?
J Doors, Sash, B'inds,
j Moulding. Building Material,
Sash \\Tci?jlits aifd Cord.
CI I A KLKSTON. - - - - S. C.
Purchase our makts, which
wo j^uar.mU'i' superior to^ auyj
sold Soulh, and thereby save!
money.
Window and Fancy Glass a.
specialty, Junu 29 1
_ * j
INiaJSIlilS KlMtl/
AS A I ) I S I NKKC PA N T.
Kv^ry l >11 i ?y 111:111, Livervtn$?i mul koep
er < f Hniin'stii; mi niuls 111 stable* should
provide 1" ?r their health hy a daily use of
Marl in
STALIN, Cl'TTKIlM AND ItKPDI N<
Itwiil more 1 1 1 :i 1 1 | ? iv for itver.sf in
this <>ne (hi alone. Kverv one who lias
I ric d it in privies, miiI<h nn<l drains, lion
noted it h n iiiiirKuMc di-iiiif ot i >>? po\vern
NOTHING 1,1 KK IT
To jwHorl) nil ?ilmo\ioii8 jiitsKcs :iiu!
ihorou^hly disinfect (lie promises.
AS AN AHSOKHANT,
It is un'pK'HlioniiUlc. It lias \f xtroii^r,
elninnal alliuitv f>r nr..onia. Where '
manure vaid.4 tnul piles art; sprinkled
w ith it, 1 nee or twice :i w eel;, ill! of 1I1 ?
anionia is retained. Oiluowiw it isevnp
:>r:ited, or Icnehcd < >ti t l?y 111.* rains.
The l> st .'i^iicu'i ur.d authorities s;tfroc
that it i-< worth nioit! th in its cost as a
unmoral ax<'iit.
IioTU OI- tiiksi: C< ? V < 1 1 ) i: ! I A -
TION'S
Who warts to ke< |? their premises
lion It l.v, and add t > t lie
VAUJI-: OK 'I II !?> MANI'lil-;
Should line t!ie In'tle-i le Caleined
Mar].
If not for *o?l?? hy your 1< e:tl dealers .
order of nv. lor s do hy tin? narrel, hatf
i?r ear! nail. |
fn;ih siclc Mining & M I Co.,
' .! 11) i us 1 >. Koster. (i n I. M'g'r.
C harlchton. S. C<\
(\ I . KIWKLKY.
NOTARY PUBLIC
CAMDKN, S.
(I. W'iilhicv Kellcv, M. I) ,
ii \ u \ ..
('AMI)KN, S. (
S fiinl nl tent in ii ^;v?'ii l?> l)is?':?s(1s
? it i In- Thii'ul a tit) ( lit'sl .
S n.l y.mr ll'mikcl*, ("in tains. Shirt*,
l 'nil u s :i n?l < -nit- t i tin1 I >?l il III hill Steam
l.aii'ulrv, ?' ?IimiiM.i, S. i\ I ' i' > > 1 1 1 1 ? t- at'
? ? 1 1 ' : < m i , r< asn n 1 1 |i ? |n it'i\s rtr>il satisiai'*
ii .ii i' n >?ra ii i ?'t >1.
< ? ? I l' M li; A >TI \M I. M XHKV.
M \ ;hu
Nut kv in i rcspasrei'vsti
Ail Jul . i n.s ar ? lu irliv .-tsirtU t'oihL!
>!cli '?> tirs|.a-s li.r liic | in | <>-(? < it limit
1 1 ? jJv, ti > 1 1 i i> <; >M' i n' any n.lii r | > 1 1 1 {?< -<? t '
vvli:i'? it \ t-r flip "i I hf / ?. ? i 1 1 1 > iilaff, tin*
\\ i miii |'l ?|v an. I ray It. i- li fit I without
tiivp-r 1 1 1 - r ? > i ? AN"* <>Hr I ? > n i j <1 tl .-'I'f
Kai'ilii'K t } s i s nut ft- ,will hi' ih'iilt with to
iIk- t ill "\tciit i?l tlio lavv .
j. .y. ki i: i.i v
K. i.. ih.
?s-** oultry. Form, Gnruon, C?motery,
liuwn," ttailrontl and Itnbbit
Fonciup.
'i'hminuiuia of mlloa In uho. C!fUw\oRtH<
True. Freight r?lil< I'rlcoa I.aw.
'he MULLEN WOVEN WIRE FENCE CO,
Hi. 113. 113 and 120 H Uirkot Lt , 0IUCA30. ILL.
Always Cures.
....Botanic Blood Balm _
The < iront Remedy for slie speedy andpermanent
cure of Scrofula. Rheumatism, Catarrh, Ulcers,
I'crema. bating and Spreading Sores, liruptfons,
and all 5KIN AND lU.OOI) filSI: ASI:S. Made
Worn the prescription of an eminent physician
wfKVUSCrt It with marvelous success for 40 years,
and Ns continued use for fifteen years by thou
sands of grateful people lias demonstrated that
it Is by far the best building up Tonic and Blood
Purifier ever offered to the world. It makes new
riih blood, and possesses almost miraculous
healing propcities.
iST WRITIi POR !U)()K or WONDERPUL
CURES. sent free on application.
If not kept by your local druggist, send $t.oo
for a large bottle, or S'j.oo for six' bottles, and
medicine will be sent freight paid by
BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Ga.
THE
mk*,.
HUMHL
I'ri | nr-ii ii''C'ir;lin;j : ? ? the formula e
Dl{. vra. A. ISA M MOM),
1 n Itlfi laboratory at 4'.
r>:iiIKtt:i].'<K, {mill the ?>r ~ 1 ??- fur .11#
ciisiir <>r ihelirulo mi'l iicrviiiiH Kyxtcin
lr<im tin1 rpltinl ronl, for
(Itsi-nsiM oi Hit* conl. ( JLoeouiotor-Atnxlit,
<? t ? ?
< vniM'ji:, frou> t Ito licmrt, for discuses
o' i in- iifiiri ?
T?:\ I' I V V.. from thti teste?. for intense*
in" 1 1 . ? ? ii'nc ?. i Atrophy of the orjtati*, Mer
lin > . )
A'. t front the ovaries, for illsetuoa
0 f liii'ov it rt i'm.
i's; r;,: thyronine,, etc.
I Ivo !>.-op*. J?rlce (2 drachm*), $2.50.
The ph vf.l'ilni'lrnl rlTci'ta prortuclMj l?y ft
ilnHo <-f t'rrciirind are iiecelerflilon
of ilte I'tii .?-? vitti (Mliixvt fiiilnotfj (hhI riln
liiiilidn in tin- iiomi, ?? \ liltHrufloti of nplrltn,
liirri-a-icl iruimy exere?-;wii, iiii'-mt'iitntlon
of ' tie ??x|?iil?iv<? foreo "t t In' htnrtiler nnrt
|MT i t,Hlt??iirt;.i:i of 'lie (? testifies, IlifTCftKO
in uiflseititir f'r?"it(ril> n??il cml'ifiniw, In? <
creased |iim'i>r nl vlnlim in olilerly people,
??ml ineieafod f? 1 1 (> mi'! il'sentl ve,power.
WlitN' lor-l i!riiiml!t-i are tint supplied
witli ihi llaiiirti<ui<l Arili.nil Kx I roots they
will In* in.vili"!. 4ok?'| lier with nil existing
literature on the .subject <;n receipt of price.
1 y
veis: coi.r.-im.t ntRnaiAL ro?
i>?i. I>. ? .
$1800.00
GIVEN AWAY TO INVENTORS.
$i 50. ooe very month given a way to any one who applies
through us for liic most meritorious patent during tilt
month preceding.
AVfj Hociiro tlio licst patents for ourcllenMi
and the object of this offer is to encourage inventors to
keep track of their bright ideas. At the same time *c
wish 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 'shack, "sauce
pan," "collar-button," "nut-lock," "boitle-ttoppcr,"
and a thousand other little tilings that most any one c?M
find a way of improving; and these simple inventions are
theonr* that l.iing l..i?f?t returns to thu author. Tryt*
think of something to invent.
IT IS NOT SO HARD AS IT SEEMS.
Patents taken out through us *ceivc specjaJ^ptice III
the "National Recorder,' published at WafBigton, IX
( which is the best newspaper published
the interests of inventors. We furnish a year's sTOsSin.
tion to this journal, fiee of cost, to all our clients. W#
also adveiti-e, fiee of cost, the invention each month
which wins our $150 prize, and hundreds of thousands
of copies ofithe "Natio.ial Recorder," containing a
sketch of thef winner, and a description of his invention,
will be stxtliered throughout the United States among
cnpitalrstsand manufacturers, thus bringing to their atten
tion the merits of the invention.
All communications regarded strictly confidential.
Address
JOHN WEDDERBURN & CO.,
Solicitors cl American and Foreign' Patents,
618 F Street, N.W.,
Box 385. Washington, D. C.
I'r/' Kejt re rue ? cditcr t/ 1 hit fihtfr. Wr. U/or on*
jo-fagi pamphlet, J'K ICE.
Thf- iJcst SInx-h
for Hit- I.fusl Monry
DOUGLAS
HOE ?K
Over One Million People wear the
W. L. Douglas 93. and $4 Shoes.
All oar nboe? nre equally Mttufastoir*
Thry rJtp the bent value for the monrv.
Tney ci|ual ciMtom shoes In Rtylo and fit.
Their wcurlnj? qualities ftro un*iiTi>ai>iw?i.
k
Tho prior* nro uniform -ttaropvil oi? nolo.
Krom j?i t<> $1 (uivod r.vcr other male*-*.
If your rtoaicr ennnot supply you we can.
$5 , $4 1 $3 >00 Cordova n, Frtneh
^ Ennmrllrd Tnlf nnd Knno?r#o.
$3. 50 Potoe Sh^ 3 sties. .
S9Alk S2.GO and 82 WofkiitgmMS.
.1.70 Boy?' Schod Stwtt
>' $3, $2.60. $2 m4 $1.7k
U your itcidtr cannot iuppl|
you, write tor catalogue.
o w. L. Douglas*
Brockt?a? Mm*
FOR SALE BY HlRfcCiFBRai;