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Sa'o Habbit metal for sale at tliia olllce. Uni?>n Mooting. Tho First Division of the FMr liold Union will meet at Spears' Creek Baptist Church on Friduy before llio 5th Sunday in Juno til 7 4 o'lloik 1\ )>2. Il'd^s. ?J. W. Watkins, No, 2 Anson St., Chai lesion, advertises in Jjj^-day'a Chionicle for cow and a h e ??"]> hides of any description. If you have h idea of any kind to sill, wiile Mr. Watkins. Killed by Lighting, On last Saturday afternoon Mr Charlie Duke, of Ridgoway, was sMuok hy lightning vnd instantly killed. Ho leavoa a wife and several little, chiMron. Mr. Duke is a sen of Mr. La Fayette Duke. Jfi'Qo Schola'ships The Charleston Evening PjsV says that' those who desire \o attend the Citadel, nud ure not financially in a position to do so, will he pleased lo lerm that there will he several scholarships offered b^flihe alumni soon. The winner sewWl's everything absolute,, ly free ? clothes, tuition, boaid ami nil. v Mojo definite information will be announced at the proper time. Why Not You?/"" When thousands of people are taking Hopd's Sarsapnrilla to over come the ^veaTii^ess and languor which aieso common at this season why are you not doing tho same? When you know that Hood's Sar saparilla has power to euro rheu matism, dyspepsia and all diseases caused by impure blood, why do you continue to sufl'ei? Hood's cures others, why not you? * 1 ? Hood'? Tills aio prompt and ef ficient. 25c. A Union to bo Reorganized. ' Kvery minister of the Baptist faith within the bounds of tin Sum let" Union, Sanlec Association, is cordially invited aed urged to at tend a meeting called lo reorganize said Union, with i'isgah Baptist Church on Saturday before the fifth Sunday in June, at 10 A. M. l'lease see that every one of your churches send delegates. We can not reorganise without delegates , This is an important matter and meeting. Visitors cordially welcome. T.W, Scruggp, Pastor. Excursion to Charleston. Capt. J. L.Brasinglon will inn an excursion from Camdeu Lo Char leston on July 25. Thy fire for round Hip will only bo J? J .00. The train leavesCamden ahoutUOo'olock <Ct night, and returning will leave Charleston at 8 o'clock on the eve ning of the 20lh, thus giving the entire dny to be spent in the cj'y. A splendid Opportunity is this for nil who want to visit Charleston either for business o|- pleasure. The trip both going and coming, will be made almost entirely at night, thus avoiding tho midday heat. A better opportunity will not be "irer ed you this Summer lo visit the "City by the Sen." So if you want to go,s;et your ticket at once before the supply is exhausted. Of Intoront to Ladies We oiFor no apology in placing before you 44 1 lie Ladies' Safe Pro tector," it is absolutely reliable, eas ily adjusted, (loos not hccoroe mis placed and insures protection. CJan be worn when desired without observatfon or knowledge <*f anoth orNvnd prevents disagieeahle an noyancs under certain conditions. If you use it once you wil! never be without it. It is a fai'.hful, safe, and reliable friend whenever need ed by special circumstances requir ing its use. If# is an artielo every woman should keep read}' for im mediate use. It is simple to use, and inspires confidence to the wo man using it. It is reliable and scientillcall y made, insures pro lection without injury to health, as any good physician would say. Wt . are of the opinion liiat no article has ever been made which will give much satisfaction to the, woman _ of to-da*y as "The Ladic*' Safe k Protcclor." The immense subs of this article is a substantial irt' dorscment of our claim. I)o not therefore experiment with any of the numerous unreliable articles, as it is both dangerous to health and expensive to do so. Such ex.i y perimenting can only result in losd] \of time, disappointment and dis-j raal failure. Ladies should remem ber this bt fofe orderin^oWp#-go?<|^ and not waste their time 4nd mon ey on inferior article?, 1 is always the cheapest. "The La dies' Safe Protector" is sold uudei a positive guarantee /or use for on? year, with full directions aud i? sent sealed in plain wrapper upon ?receipt of express money order fur *2.00. three for #5.00. Do noiT wait but order at once. Address The La Crowi Specialty Co., L? Crosse, Wlf." r Cure for Hog Chole> a Au exchange ?a\il "Mr. Ci. II (hvrnwrtv, an experienced firmer ot Dailington county. says that he ami his neighbor have uniform sue coss in curing hog cholera by np rink ling turpentine all over the m> k hoys ami leaving it 10 do its woik He has cured lio^s after lliey wen* unable t'? walk." Relief in Sb: Hours. Distressing Kidney ami Bladder diseases relieved in $i.\ hours hy ilie "New Great South American Kid ney Cure." Tlii.s new remedy is a great surprise on account of its ex ceeding promptness in relievinjj pain In the bladder, Ui i.ievs, baek an I every part if llie urinar\ pas sages in mule 01 female. It relieves retention of water and pain in pass ing ii almost immediately. If you wunt quirk relief and cure t his is your remedy. Sold hy Dr. F. L. /.eai[V, Druggist, Camden, S. C. ? Fiomiseuous Items tyOT WHAT WB S AYV hut ? ? what, Hood's Sarsapavilla Dock, that tells t he story of its merit and suc oe68. Itonioinbor HOOD'S Cures. If you have neuralgia don't have it any 'more. 'I. X. L. \\ ill cure you. For sale by ail druugUts. Send for circulars. I* rice 25o, Prepared by T. X. L. Co., Columbia, 0. Our Leider Liver Pills cures hil liousnesr, sitk headache, ^ndijyes tio'n, etc. Sr tuple box by mail 15e. Try tnem. T. X. Co., 1811 Main Street, Columbia, S. C. Defaulting Ceshier J. R. Holland pleaded yuilty last *vm k to embez zling ?9. *>,000 of the M -reliants and Farmers National Bank, in Char lotto. and was sentenced to seven ycirs in Albany penitentiery Cmnptroller General Norton has returned from on inspection tour in Lancaster, Kershaw and. Fail field. He found everything in splendid condition. ? Col utubia Register. Ayer's P.1U promote, ?.lie natural motion of the bow. 1 j, without which there can be no regular, healthy operations. For the cure of billiouK ness, indigestion, sii k hcirdacke, con stipation-. jauudice, and liver com plaint, these pills have.no equal. EJvery dose effective. Not many business houses in the United States can boast c.f fifty years' standing. The ..business of Dr. J, C. A ye r A- C or, Lowell. M-.tss., whose incomparable Saisaparilla is known- and used everywhere, lias passed its' Irtdl-eentennial and was never so vigorous as :tt present. When Baby was sick, wo pave her Castoria. When *he> wna ft C'-Iti Id, Kho cried for Costorla. When sho lx-cnrtie'Mlas, she clung to Castoria. When tlio had Children, sho guve tliom Castoria. Knavish Spavin Liniment re removes all hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and hlemmishes from horses, Blood Spavins, Curbs Splints, Swee ney, Ring Bone, Siilles, Sprains, all swoleu Thro.UP, Coughs, etc. Save $50 by ustt of one l>ottie. . \Viif> ranted the uiosijpjrinietfii) Bjemi4ft kjnre ever knoMT Soltvfiy Di^ F L. ?enip, l)f Camden, 3. C 1 1 I* rt Jfyom Oup^orpe^iomleiiy. South Point-. South Point, N. C, .June 20 Mr. ICditor : ? As I boo nothing in your'vnluablc paper from ihin part of the country, I wi'l try and give yon u few dots from the ohl North Stale, ns it >0:13' be ??f inter est to gome of your many readers. Alter a few days of hot ami dry weather we are having Rhine niee showeis which is very ^unifying to the farmers. C utting wheal is the order ol the day and there has been n spl'imlid crop of i', made, and soon it will I).- Lli ri t. only the clatter of the wheat thrasher can he heard in all parts of the countiy from daylight until dnik. \V!ii.?key suiting it) this part of the country, lins about all gone in to Summer quarter.*, but will no doubt make its uppeuruiuc sig.iin ahout the (lrst of September. With best wishes to The Chron icle 1 ciose. Euk. High Ili'l. Jinn; "27rtT." J Mr. Kditor: ? I will come again claiming mv place in the dear ohl Chronicle that seems to ge t in* le in teres' ing every week, ami it will continue so doing. ?) Mr. ?J. E. Stoke?, of Tillers ferry has heen quite ill. Mr. J. A. Ellis?, of Ilappy llill, was sporti^ here last Suyday. We can't account for his frequent vi*L* unless a pair of blue eyes is the at tent ion. Miss N. 1*. Franklin, of Tilh it> Ferry, attended preaching here last Sunday. NVe saw aoinc old bachelor* courting sheep eyes. | Plow Hoy was spoiling in I hit community Inst Sunday. air. J. A., McNeil, of Tfmrodf wns visit! ngtiiere recently. Re v. R. A.^Uynolda proaced ni.. interesting sermon lieV^ last Sun day. Rev. P. D. Stokes will pretiol til McLeodts mill on the 3rd Sun day- in July. Brown Ryes. * f M y / T ariwy Creek / *in?e 29r<?. Tbe weailier W very good 00* for kiUiog Gen.Green.Farmk arete* la veil by. Mi. K. W. Ko! ioiii, oi this plftoc, in v^ry ill Mr. J.'lv. K<dsoin It h ? tilao boon very ill, hut in improving] .Ml'. \V. (i'lldm-l, Wild has been Milk, is si I -ii ? i id | ?r<?\ i ug. Mis, M , A . W elkins is mi In i ! ? t . Sin S'.iok w m' ? an. I nutl.er in-law p'iSM'il through our vicinity hist week. Mr. Wilson King and Miss S rv 1 1 if King, weie recently united in wed lock. Thu man iuge t<?ik place at Lhc residence nf Rev. J. P. Attuwuy We extend to them uu; oongrat u lutu?ns. W. ?J. W. Lang Swamp. Juno 24th, M r. Kit it or : ? After a Ion# silence ! we will endeavor to give yon a few points,/ G rops have improved a grea t deal since the iceent tain. A Sunday School picnic will he, gi.<'on at Swill' Cr??ck Church on .Hutniday In fine the lifili Sunday i s this mouth. Mr. Kditor wo would oo glad to see/ you out. Tin Knights of Pythias decorated the grave i>f tin-it, deceased brother, Mr. J. CI . Truesdel, on Sunday la*t. C':ipt. J. K. Pearce, of Kershaw*, waa viMting relatives near hero re cently. . Mr. .J. 11. Nettle*, of "Bachelofri villr," and Mivs Magpie West, (d Leulah, wore visiting friends here recently. We saw "Locus Hull" not long since tiying to heat his way on a freight train, hut owing *.o his height, was discovered by the Con ductor. The train crew thought he was i> Constable in b< arch of liq uor. We will close with best wishes to the Chronicle. II. A K. Anticch. .J uno 24. Dear Chronicle 1 ?After sevcial week's silence, I will again give you the dots from' this place. Farmers have been very busy with farmH, which are in a good condition at present. Wo will soon bo tlnough la \ ing b\* coin, and then we will have a htllo, leisure time. Corn is looking very well, while cotton rs rather small. We are glad to know that Judge CJ.'-ll's decision in rega'dto tire registrai ion law-, has been revoked by the IJ. S. Supreme C-?nri. Rev. G. M. Mavis, of this place, is filling Rev. .ImIkz Korria' char tie vRidgcway and Wtnr.sborough. Mr. Kri i is Ins gone on a \- i jit to the North. Little lloruccter, daughter of IJt-v. .1. R. Siuit'.i, after being se riously ill for two week?, is imp rov ing rapidly under the skililui treat ment < f Dr. C. S. H>atton. Uev. .L R. Smith prcaehed an in teresting seimon at Antioch, Sun day mooning, the G' h inst., his text being, M itt hew 1() ? 1 H '"A nd I Say unto thee thou art Peter, and up??n this rock wil. I build my church and the gates of bell shall i.t?t prevail against it." Brother, Smith has captivated the people ol the community. A protracted meet ing will begin at Antioch on the Sunday in Jul)*. The pastor will be ably assisted. The Sumter Union will bo root ganired at. Pisgah, Saturday, the 20 inst. Some of the churches have elected delegates, and wo hope all the churches belonging io the Sum ter Union will l?o well represented. The Antioch school, whiyh has been successfully laugh', bv aMr.R. I). Coopor, closed several we< ks ago. The exercises wen; splendid, and tho students acquainted themselves admirubly well reflecting much ciodit upon their instructor. - Brother 1 1 . T. .1 Many thunke" to you. We will be glad to meet the good people of Providence. Will probably come up sometime in the future. With best wishes t<> Chronicle, we ch>s". J. K. j Chestnut Grove Jun?} 22. Mr. IvlitoV: ? Wo com o again hut will not worry yotn patience long, r<?v there is no news worth re-' la ting, except plenty of run, mid the grass is getting a move on it self. "Locus Hull" never mnde n <jvor8u blunder in his life thnn when he said we were formerly "Novos Homo." We have never written* under any such name. We nre not trying t?> hide, hut give him leave to (i iid us out if he cnn. We have never heen sporting, ??Locus," on Friday or anv othei time, hut expect l?> go next yeai as it Is 4,len p yen r " , What was the first hook printed from tvpe and in what year was it printed? Now "Locus IIu'l" if you cannot find the answer to this question write a note to a <ertain lawyer in Camden (as you did not, long ago) r?nd tell him if he will look it up for von, that von will send lii:n n string of fi*h for his trouble. Bertha. Beu'ali. June 27il?. Mr, Editor: ? It Is with pleasure to me that I cnuV into the columns of ijie Chronicle again. . Corn is very good in this vicinity, Cotton, is very sorry. Fruit '.s plen tiful. Miss .Josic Monroe, one of Ben ch's cbsrrolnir and attractive voing ladies, lias returned Iioip* after a week's visit to Longtown. Messrs. 1) irsm Nettle*, J. W. B. Dixon, ana>R. T. Diton visited ?? Pisgah la?l Ktyday. "Blue tye ? if UT? ?ifracliori or cotrf?Ff ? ? Jw -WeH-Bffr KMiwr^il m?h* thai ?a^cai ffSSi'' is ?Jrtr.ewhftl a* to who '?Bertha" is. If li* miafet heavou ax far an ho has misted who ! Hut Ilia is it will be "hark lo the tomb a doleful *0111111," Wo do 11*1 know who [4ocu? lluil in out Judg ing frOm tlio "long tail bluu" ami l ho hndgo iu? wears, iliai he is ? a po licoinan nl Ho\kius. Tlio weather i* vqvy hoi ami, its I.ocuson generally shod atijl conic out of thtdi hack ami voti can heat them apd know wliaj. they arc, wo Seoul I su^ ut'si u Locus Hull tlli, 1 ho split his coat from 1 1 i h collar down as far as In* wauU so as to let all know who lie i$, ho h" will not ho taken for a whlbkey constahhi with liis hadge. N ?w he says ho doe&'nt si'0 hoW'Novua Ilomo"uan no spurt ing on Friday, Well you know a handsome girl pleases the oyo aud a good one pleases the heart, and of court 0 I'm somewhat like Locus, dont like l.o woik anywav, I'm like '.he p?et about giils, 1 think U?cy are the most delightful crea ture of G oil's creatures, heaven's host gift, man's joy and pride in prosperity, man's support and comforter in aMliction. Therefore I don't mind 'losing a Friday oc casionally to visit litem. Hoping I'm not in his way, I will close. Novua Homo. Mt. Olivot Juno 25. Poor Chronicle: ? Crop* an* smaller tliati we havo ever been them at this season of tho year. The fi i at cotton blooms we have hoard of in this section was to da\ on Mr. II. fi. Cuirison's "l\ne Farm" pi -ico. Mr. .J. L. O i 1 1 i h, one of Pisgnli'a most popular \oung men spent last Saturday night in this vicinity. Mi?s Aggie A fronts, a sweet young lady of your citv, has been spending somo l.nn(y(virls her sis ter, Mrs. C. N. 11 umphriyp, of this neighborhood. Miss Josie Monroe, who has been on a visit to relatives at l.ongtown, has returned home, to the delight tif her "would he sport." Kev. .1. C. Chandler, of t\e ] W'edgelield circuit will preach at llcnluh the ti rut Sunday in July, lie was pastor (if this church a few years ag<-, and has a numl/cr of friends here who will he delighted to EVP hi in a;1 i?in. We had the ulensiire <>f hea r i ?> t; U( y. G. II Waddell, ?of 'Camden, prcmh an interesting scitn:>n at Muiahalls last Sunday, taking for" his text ti e 3rd verse of the 1st chapter i f Gen. Vivian. Long Branch June 20. * j Sand hill or high land corn is | looking ^ line, well i\i fact t|ie pros- 1 pect for V?i'r ??< very line/ Cotton | is I < > ki ngNInc* t.oo. Tim fai lings art; about through cutting their fffi^i ng oatu, some re port good harvtst while ollicis had. ? ( ?iTTMtj^n's day \v ? 1 i lie observed a', S 1 1 i 1 1 1 h the 2nd Sunday in .July. We won id like to know what hat?) hec-iiuc of S.diooi Gill. Miss Ida Brown, of this pine, i iias returned home after spending some liinu with Iriond-* in Camden. Very gi.od health in this om in n nitv. No marriages to report, hut the way G. 10. P.smihs we think he is ahoul ready to ask her. Beauty. Boykins. June 2 5-. Mr. Editor: ? Cotton has im proving considerably. Miss Flo/enve Cato, of this place is very ill. Mrs. B. II. Bodkin, who has been' very sick with fever, is considera bly better. Messrs. Richard and Burwcll IJoykin, Jr, the two aceoiuldUhed lions of Mr. B II. Boykin, who linve been attending school in Vir i?inin, returned home this we? k. Miss Daisy Bo*, kin, the accom plished daughter of Mr. B. II. Boy kin who has been attending school 3t Manning, S. C., returned home this week. Messrs. Kd. Turner pxul VV. A. Rush, of the S?nte K/nn, were in town Sunday. In mv aitiele Inst, the nnme Ka tie Smith, was intended for M's? 4fal tid Smith. Thomas Jell'ersou's last words weie "this is the 4th day of July." Locus Hull. O^d Isadora. Juno 2:*. Wo will come og-iin as some are naming f ??r ns. We must have guessed hoiiio of tlit! ri^rs wron<!,in our 1 ant piece, fspcciiill v IF. T. J*?. lit: must 1?< lover 111 or Ik*, would not notice I lie ?>iilg so ^lose'y. Wlien lie gets so lie ia not afraid to travel at night, lie will lie a sitfht. His pa wi T have lojvateh him closed or he OELICATE *811* FEMALE REGULATOR. IT IS A SUPERB TONIC aod exerts a wonderful influence in TJffeYigtfaening her system' by driving through the proper chan nel all impurities. Health and strength are Guaranteed to result from its use. ijbsRs? ssecutoe ?*., mart* <u. ??M ky all DrvfgMs At tl.?0 fm NtCU, for Infants and Children. " Caatorln Wko welt mtftptistlooltllilivn lliut I reoomuteiul it ft8 8ujH>rk>rto?iiy |>iv.Hori|>tiou iuvvvuto uu\u II. A. Auciich, M 1> , 111 So. Oxford St , DrwUyu, N. y. "The use of 'Castorlft % Is s<> universal mwt lts? ?nn lts > v oil known that it wvins n work of KujK-ivroijtUlou to etulorsolt. Kow <ir?? l!n? iutollitfo.t f.r.nilu-s who ilo not kcoj? Castoru vitliiu v?sy roach." CUuum) Mautvn, 1>. 1>., Now York City. fuxtorln outv<t >tU\ iAuistl|vUlon, K?>ui' Stomach, DUu vUu1;*, Kruotallon, KtlU NWirmn, gives skvp, aiivl juvmotca UN Without lujiuiou.s n>Mleut ion, " l-N>r sc<vi'i al yours T hJVvrt rooonimMl?tC\t ' I'asiorlvi, ' uuil sh.,11 iilwnys contlnuo to ilo k >, i < it liui luvtirtfthly j>i\nhn.vtl bcuelk'uU results." Kuwin K. Pakhkk, M, !>., 10'ih f t ix>ct <uul Tth Avo., Now York City. Tiir. (Y.xt.u'u (."OMr.vNv, i . Menu \ v Hthkkt, Xuw York City. SPEC X A. Hi Gr "R,.A "1ST ID O IFIPJU .R, WALL " PAPER. $1.00 (o $(>.00 IVr IJooin, iiichidliu; llonlors. \Vi> have lit :)? 1 ? * special an amji'mcnts with .1. ('. J,A WliKNTK ('<> , tho irvoM Wall l'apor Maaulactuu-i* ul New Ym k , w hmvhv we arc til lo t>> oll\'r to our sHl>8cribi,r.s tlu1 Kioati'st nppmtuiii.' to Imv hiwli ura U* wnl] paper at ah ml tin- cost of ptoludion. Nil . iplos ami circular siiow i i? jf 1 tow many ploccs oi paper a room requires ami iu>\\ t<> Iimiii; i>ap.i. s?nt free oil appHcatl >u. See those pric *s : H ?. per mil, <u>ll', 1 p r toll; I' in I >osst'il Cii ill Is, j.'., formerly $l.'0 I.?t? ?*(. slvlc* usril l>y t'itk elite of N'mv York. Am thi* oiler -mly 1??1<Ih ^ooc| for a liinite<l 1 imo, you slcmlil make your selections ami purchase floods nt once. Onlors 8'nt ('. (?. I) Address all coinmunicnt ion* to .1. I?V\Y liKNCK ,i CO., Id West san I > t., Ni w York, N. Y. grtsr Samph s of this paper can he seen al this wilicc. will get. married before lie is old I e iy>ogh. VVe don't know \\ h ?? t to 8 ay j about Heiiulv, but wo will bet lie' is not pretty as lie or slie in young. We will make our piece short tl.iH week anil uvay be it. will nut 11 ml Ms wa\vl<"> the waste basket. We will close with best \?islio to the H I aiel his paper. (let Tli v re. Ti^e* - Toi iy. f. . .1 ii ne I Mr. Kdii ?>r : ? \v ill you allow nn space" enmigli in voir valuable pa per for a few ileno-'/ ^l'lie charming oi l bade lor, ol 1 1 :i p p5* Hill, has bought a spank ing new buggv. Ho was hauling around thrcegirls at a time. 1 heard one of them Bay they made a mash on him. Rev. J. 10 Shaw and wify will commence a nieciini; at the Lin k now blieil on Friday before the SJnd Sunday in .Inly. Air. Shaw wil. i? i ve Rev. 15. A. Reynolds and 1'. I) Stokes hall* the tune. W. X Y. An Odorless Reirigeintor. We are making j|n odork-ss re fi iterator in C'lrtii,t an/?ogn, undei I I'M ters paten', in which you enn \;ut onions, banana*-, sti awbel rles, in fact all kinds of vegetables, frni'.H, pienth, lish,r elcese, or any-' thing that haij** mi (id .r, logi-ihci wi'.h milk or buttrv, lea\inx the latter in open vessel*1, without eon Lamination. It consumes from one- j third to one-half less ice than other refrlgeratoi s and needs no wash-j ing out. Money refunded if it will' not do all w c claim. Send for de livery prie.es and testimonials. Re frigerators for ? hotel?, groceis, butchers and dairymen bu It. to or der on short notice. Keyser A: Co., sole ma n a fat tillers,' Chattanooga,! Ten n , U.S. A. N OTIC I: Oi< HL AC TION. ( )ll'ico of riiy Council, Council Chamber, Camden, S. C , .June 17 h. 1 Mil *. Ar> election l>y the freeholder* of the City of Caiml.n for live nM-niheis of a Board of hea 1 1: for Raid c'tv, (oitert'em !?er from each of the fmr ward*, anil 0110 ,a physician, at l.irjje.) is herehv ordjred to <>i' held on Tuesday, .July 2, IX' ">.? '''lie polls will lie op.'ued jit I lie usual polling places of tin* sever:!] wards at # o'cl.tck A. M and closcil at ?'? o'cloi k J', .\f, Tlic following persons w i 1 act .?s man- ; nj$ers of Hui'l election ; Wr.rd 1 ? G. S. Joi.n Wilson, : S M . .loluuem Ward 2 ? ('. C. Ilaile, 0. T. Littl ?, J. 1 P. ItoMW ell. Ward ? Henry Trnesdel, J. B. Ar- I -rants, I j. A. Wittkow*ky. Wai'li-^-.t. I). MoDowall, W.I. Jones, j W. H/^CleC'rei^lil. ^1* lifts election i < held in nccordauce with 1 an act of the legislature. A. l>. KKNXKHV, Mayor. J. L. BIJA^IXCTON, Clerk iV Recorder. WANTED! TBN MILLION COW i AND HIDES. \)fy Flint Cow Hides 12 c per ft- j Dry Salt i'. ..9c per M> i Groon Sailed T'.j'c per It/ ! f'reen . . i.f j'C/Rjr ft. Deer Skim . . , . . . 20 o yeV 1?. Bee ? Wax j W Zf&vl-t It. I Wool, White, no Hurra II tt> peril' W<fcd, Black, no Burrs 7 t* 9 c'pcf tt> Sheep 8kin* . . . . !0 !o 30 c each. COW HIDES AND SIIP.KP HIDES A SPEC I A LTV. J. WAV ATKINS. C. L. KIIIKLKV, 1ST O rP .A. '.FL Y D^TXIBTLjXO (?AMD K N , S. t\ The 12qw Ide'cX. Arc yon fulfill nud clever ? If so. yon Imvo plenty <>t ideas of your own, also sense enough to Ki'itsp good in-w ones when olTele'l- What do yon think of a Hi column Illustrate*! Monthl) Pa per, each issue containing a Piece of Music. Vocal or liiHtrnnii'iilal. Latest Fashions, (ioo<! Stories, I irnmat ic New s and Poi I rrtits of i'ret I \ Act lo ses, I i< itiseliolil. 'I'oilet air I I'auey Work Hints, all for 'J~> cents a year, postpaid ( Seems loo ^iiotl to l?o t rue, I ii it w e nive \ on exactly w ha I we ud vol line. Solid V5 Ct lll.'l aiul ;iec for ^ oufseir. mi! nkw ioi:a <<>., 1111 I'rondwny, New York Oily. Ajjonts wanted. Liberal colhuilnslon paid. NEW YflilK MUSICAL ECHO. The hniidromext musical fashion Journal In A incriea. f nil sheet music hi/>, H'i pajjf'a and hatul some cover, containing ft'uiu ten u/rwelvo "pieces of vocal or instrumental innylo, besides four or live pol l raits of leading nelrcasoH. Subscription toy the year, $1.60, sample copy, 10 cts. Adllixml The NKtV VOUK JfTslt'AL ECHO CO., Hroadway Theatre Huildln^, Nu.w York. Aycnts wanted. . Liberal commission :>uld. t\x Exmim, S'.iutit ('ar-linu ? K?'i>liaw Couutv, i: uilcr and by vi.tue <>f sund y tax ox- 1 editions (.> mo directed by J . <!, Uulliiiui't j Treasurer of Kersh nv County, I vilij proceed to soil in Iron' of 1 1 court house in (,'ii'ink'n S. during the I, ??ml ! hours of sale on the (but M mday in Jti iV in xt, the following de.KTibcd real e> | i;ile , to-wit : ?}? OOncr s in N*\ 5. the pmpeity of .f . j ! W Dixon; hounded on the West l?v ' hinds of Lew is Peebles ^ North by estate! of l)ick Outlaw; Northeast, hy John Sm ? 1 1 1 , Hast by lands of I I.ttsUon Hall; and Ben Rat _? 1 i 1 IV.* . -? 7<> acres in X >. 1J known as t!i?* Un- I ?/an huul, t) tun 'led North hy landJV^ of. i Salli" i hiwkins ; Kiist hy lands (if \V. i 11. llo^aiit South 1 ?v lands W-the Jones' K, slat", and Wctfl l?y lands of Snl'la ' I)awkiu?, Tin properly of John J. S it I ton. Sr. tt) acres in No 8, the propyl tv of Mrs. Meekie Ibnnmonds, Imuuded Xbrtli hv , lauds of 1 Lb a ra !>. Bruce and W. I). Trnnllutnt,. Went hy In n?1r< of \V. J } VoyfiK, 10hh( hv lands of W, D. Trimthmn.' afftl South hy lands of NY. J. Young ami i ?y On v. i \l 1 it, with bu!ldin*:8 th-renn, in the' ? ?ity of Camden, bounded No tti hy Mrs. ( 'uniiinuhain ; Ivist. by Litdetuil street ; South hy Mrs. M. A Simmons; and West hy Mr#, Jordcn. The proper ty ??f Mil's SuHaJuiV,. Mi-DrwaM. H.'t acres in No. 4, the property of Jit me* D. Ti!h*r, bounded on the Xort'? j hy D. M. Bcthuno ; on the West by hind of Henry NVatkins; r.n theKust by land ? ? I* If. M. Martin , on the South by land of W. If Til'cr. 2) acres in Xo. 8. property of estate of Jerry K irklnnd , known as the 'Ainu* 1 1 uile tract ; lioui.ih d on the North hy j hind i'.iii.wr. us the Craton tract ; F.a?t !? v (Vatonhiud; and S-?uth and West by 1 :nd of W. D. Trant lin in. li*0 acres in No f'? the proper'*' of' Floia F. Willi tins, bounded o i the X'irthi by Lynche's cr? ek. South and Wot by I lands of Alex Baker and Kst. of William | Mui'RO 'JJ.'i acres in N<?. I. tlio prop >rty of J. W. 1 1 vat t ; b.mnde I on the North by la, ds formerly of Mrv JIariiet Martin: Kn*t and South bv lands formerly ot Mrs. j V. M *BI ikenev . Went by luu.s of v? - t lute af Allen MiCaskil!. 70 a< res i:i X i 0, the pr. *p m ty of Ben -Wi'.s n ; hounded North by lands of ' Tutu K iik laud and B.iuui, Bros.. Sontli bv lauds of Billy Salmond ; Fast by F*t. Jerry Kirkland. and West by Baiiiu , Bros,, and T Kirkland. 8 /teres irt X-?. 0. the property of t j Amanda Suivrl ; b mnd -d X ?rth hy Ian Is ? I of ( ;<>rnelius A'lanison . South t?y Ar | lid/e tiact, Last bv Caut'-y lands; West i by 1 in<U or Corneous Adamjo'i; s.dd tract i?cing a poition ?>f whut is now' | known as the a-<( M intul M'MCS tract. ! $ "0 ncr< s in X<?. 0, the property of F*t. i Murphv Jones; hounded Xorth by lands ! of A. D Jones and State lands , Sou Hi' by J land* keown as the Amos lones tract; I Kant by land* of W. <'. Brown, or 3am Bcekhnm tract, West by hinds in posses sion ol Evans J)ens. GO ?cr<? in No. 0. the {property of Oi born Evatis, bounded North by Innd-i o'f '?us Lor ins, South by Ian is of Minervn | Bii?t.?, Kast by lantls of Luther Watis and Minerva lirtwta. WfKt by !nnd? of Frank Mdapn nnd Henrv Johnson, Lands kriown as ihe Wtliftvn plfce. 4 'O acres in Xo. 3, tho property of 'Phos J. Itodgers, houncL-d on the X?rth by land* of Ben Turner, on by landn of the Kst. of We? 8tokes,8outh4uL lands of T. J. 1 hi via nud West by land of ftn. of-fM/HnHhnr. ? She. JIT K Tr^Iia^ O. I'EMOVKI). I hrit li-jivt* t<? nnnonnoo t<> my friend* ami vusit.uuM'M that I liavc rnii.'Vt '1 my p'eco '1 hu*iiu,*a inwii Dan I loskin i si; op to l ho of .luck McCain. A t ont?fliMi)cv of your patronage i* solicit ed, * Ivespectfnllv, v liAN K ( a iri'K ii. THE ( II Ufl.KSTON, s. c. Tliool lvsl. most n>!iftltU\ and hryoat iMtH'liiiH't'v >\ i ? I supply Ik uso Siiuth. W'o \ 1 1 \ ill* viMir ? <>i res|i?u:i\ciico for low pri? on I'.M ? I!ii);!ihv'? an<l Hoiler*, Atla* l uuiacs and Mi ili r:;, Cotton (Jins. ol any make, IN* ? .???, SaW ^ I i I i ?? . tirist Mills, I .* u 1 1 ) ?? ? r ard laMtlmr llv 1 1 iitif . Steam I'ninJ ?*, fuV-rtoi*, I'ulU-yy, Sliafu iti'.', I'.ir lu'ifv Sit i,l I'ipo I i \ i i ? v .*? , ami 1 1. > : I i T i bos ? n 1 s, i , s j ice i a | agents . fo? Uinjdand A l> ?n ?'las M anctart uriin; Comimny'* liiiv I'ln ?. slit-is, i<itd the eel* < l?i ii l?'< I Mdixo I'ump lor ?l: aia.Kso of lieu lit I Is. I.ow ?'st iumtos i n a 't- r?>r com pleto plants, ?\'iiio for o r illustrated c ital vuo. May It), ,'lm. BOILERS I (let Our Prices. Complete Cotton, Saw. (?rist,#<jll ami F?rtili/.cr .Mill Outfits; also U>n, Pro**, Cuiic Mid uit'l Sldnele m?t fits. Ptiiloinv:. Mridye, I'nvjory. Kurnncooud Unilii.iiil Ca. tiuv's; llinlroii'l, Mill Mit el. in s s* and K u lory Sup;. lit s. JJ-lt ii ir, Mailing, li\ji*ctors, I'ipo Fit* ;i. S ws, i'ilcs, < >ilor?i et?\ ca<t f.yf.ky i > \ wohk i"?> HANDS. xm. fs;- t 9 Gr seMj (AHOVK 1V\SS|:NUK ? ]>rT07?) M ay 10, <'?io. v ? Jipt'cinl Sale, ^peclizl rriccs. ttpcclal Tern?;. GREAT Cl E AH! Nu SALE, TIutc Hundred r;.1:", 11 ii*l ( liui'cli from tinted at I' I'll mi Co.-il 1?? stoi U. s'tlO. I'toor* lu-t'iiUlntr <(o\vii. Can'l imviv tlicm t hiitiifrli ?l ii 1 1 ?n in in t.oi loo lining, I'l'U'C no oti. )??<'! . 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