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Jjecal ^ ,)V l,y 2G| 1 80^ Shinglos. "When In need of good Shingles till parlies wi'l do well to call on the undesigned. Twenty jear"'* experience and tbe best shingle better in Kershaw county, tirdwrs ieft at The Chronicle ofliee will re ?cei-ye prompt attention. <iKO. K. Hkowk. In Your Blood la tlie cause of that tired, languid *eehug which nlBiets you at this season. The blood is impure and has become thin and poor. That is why you. have no strength, no appe tite, cannot sleep. Purify your blood with Hood's Sursapurillti, which will give you an appetite, tone your stomach, and Invigorate, your nerves. flood's fills are easy to take, easy iu action and sure in effect. Death*. Mr, S. A. Collins, of Smithville, ?died on last Friday. Air. Collins \vu? u native of Georgetown, but for several years had resided in the S-milhville neighborhood, where he made many frie.ids. He was about ?f>0 years of age and leaves a widow and one child. <On F^day morning last, after its short I iHb&f only twenty days, one of the little twin boys of Mr. F. II. Brown was transplanted from thi*> to n better and brighter world, "en tering the harbor before the ?tonu." ' The County Campaign. The coftnty campnigh is now at its fu-ight-r-'two meeting having been held and two remain to be neld ? and up to the present it seems | that an over-amount of enthusiasm has not been manifested in the can vass. The Lynch wood meeting was the first at which regularly an nounced candidates appeared, Messrs. Ilay, Kirkland and Floyd being bresent and made speeches. Mr. Winkler's excuse for not being present, which is now well know all over the county, was read by the chai rtnan. The meeting will be held at Cureton Mill to-day and in Cam den to-morrow. On account of sickness Mr. Moseley has been prevented fronii attending aoy of the meetings, and for the same reason the probabili ties are that he will not attend the; meetings at Cureton Mill and Cam-, den. Mr. M*seloy has a card in this issue of The Chronicle to which j nve direct the attention of all. Excursion io A*heviilo l/'npL. \V. II. Ramseu r, of the O. R. & C. R. R., will run an ex cursion from Cathden to Asheville, N. C-, which promises 10 be ono ol the most popular excursions of the season. It will leave Camden at. (> o'clock on the morning of the 13th of August and arrive at Asheville at 3 o'lock on the afternoon of the Hiirac day. Returning will leave Abbeville at f> o'clock on the after noon of the 1-ltli, after having spent a half day, a night and a day in and about the citv,and hav ing had ample lime to take in a large potion of what, is universally acknowledged to be the most beau liful scenery in America. The fan for round trip will be ?3.00. Re member that the excursion takes in the most beautiful scenery in the country; it is going by Marion. Round Knob, Biltmore, Royal <iorge and through seven tunnels. Don't forget the date and be cer tain to take in the excursion to Ash ville. Piomiscuous Items 'h H E BEST is what the People ? buy the most of. That's Why i food's Sarsaparilla has the largest sale OF ALL MEDICINES. A. match game of base ball was played about 6 miles above Cam den on July 20th, between ZionHill an I Spring Hil' clubs (colored) re uniting in u score of 18 to 2 in fa vor of Zion Hill. Kfkkctlai.. ? Charles J. Booth, Olivewoort, Cal., says: have used Aver's Pills in my family for seve tal years, and have always found them most elfectual in the relief of ailments arising from a disordered stomach, torpid liver, and consti pated bo vela . "Have tried others, but likeAyer's best" is the statement made over and over again by those who tes v Iffy to the benefit derived from the use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Disease n^vcr had a greater enemy than this poweiful blood-purifier. It makes the weak strong. \ W>H?n B*hjr ira* ntck, w ? RIXVO h??r C**t orU. \VLen she vu * ChlM, i?he cricd for Castorta. wltti) ah? bncaroa it Iks, aho clung to Contorts. When ibe Ud Children, *ho gtre tbem^LstorU. Knglish Spavin Liniment re removes all hard, Soft or Calloused Luntf s and blemmishea from horses, Blood Spavins, Curbs Splints, Swee ney, Biog Bone, Stifes, Sprains, sll awoien Throjila, Coughs, etc. Save f 60 by use of oge bottle. Wai ranted the most wonderful Blemish Cure ever knows. Sold by Dr. P. _ JL. Zecnf, Druggist, Ciades, S. C. Mr. Joiw* Withdraw#. Mr. Rdltor:? Aa mv name Ims been announced as h candidate for the Constitutional Convention I will stale that I will have to deeline us it wouKI in let fc re with some bus i ttcHH arrangements that 1 had al ready to ade. With thanks to inv many friends for their kind sj Mu tations, 1 am Yours Very Truly, .1. N. .loins. WnoAro Candidates: The State Democratic Kxeoulive Committee tequi'es each candidate jfor the Constitutional Convention at least ten days before the said primary (lection to file his pledge with the Chairman t?r Secretary of the County IVmocrali ? Kxeeulive Committee thai he will ahide hy the result of the elect ion and support the nominees of the parly, a. id no vole for any candidate who has failed to sign such oleilge sli d! he counted. The following named gen tlemen have complied with the a hove require (Hunts ?nd all ballots cast containing the names of any three of them will he counted: J. T MAY, T. J. K I H K LAND, C. I .. WIN K LK L\ Ci, W. MOSKLIiY, J. W. FLOYD. I^foiii Qur (JoppefyonSen^. Black Rivor. (Continued from last work | Problem 2nd. ? What kind of church <:ovei ninent does he prac tice? Aug. It consists of two clli cers to euch organizai ion, viz , An elder to teach and exort and set examples to the church to have the ninne care toward each oilier in the love that the.v hear and forgive fcaeh other. This is the golden rule of all ages ? the precise words of the Saviour, Matthew IS; 15, 1G. 17. Gal. ; 1, i. A deacon to look after the temporal condition of the people, and see that none sn Ifer. Problem 3id. ? What make of Bapt'sm does he prudtict? Ans. As the Saviour left no special modi- j he teaches nor practices nniu'.i 'Where there is no law, there, is no transgression." Romans iv, 1"> Therefote he baptizes with walei in the name of the Father, Son and Ilol/ Oh jst and leaves the mode to the discretion oi the applicant. Problem -4 tl?. ? Does lie hold com munion, or does he say come one come all. Though rather mixed up in a little obscurity I will guess at his meaning and try to answei it accordingly. I guess he meant open or close communion. Ans. Close communions of course, for at thcrj is but one Lord, one faith and or. e Haptism there can be but one church, hence there can be '.nil one communion. Kphesiaus iv; -1, 5, G. / Problems 5, G, 7. ? Does he visit the sick, clothe the nak.-d and feed the hungry? To ill of which 1 answer in the allirmalive. Problem 8lli. ? Does lie Luke i:t the stranger and feed him and_ charge him nodi in ns. Ai hik home the poor, wfftfry stranger r< - poses himself without money and without price. ^ Problems 9 & 10. ? I)'>es lie d?? unto others as he would have them do unto hin.'' Is he a peace maker? These*!- answer in the allirmative. Problem lltli. ? Does he go all over the world, and preach, or does lie attend a little pa'.ch around liom> V What a problem for solu tion. It seems lik<; he is taken up- ! on the wings of his imagination and borne outside of the bounds of reii sr.n to suppose the Key. P. I). Stokes to tiavel all over the world to pp'Hch. A on. No Mr. it II.- R. he does not travel all over I he world, neither does he confine him self to a little patch aiound home, but conlribiius a free gosptl to all who will iceeive it at home or abroad as far as his means and ability both temporal and spiritual will permit, and now Mr. Kd , if Mr. K. li. K. should happen to 11 y oil' of the liam'.le again, just send him bsu k and I will try to *j lit the handle ci o?sways nml wedge l.iin on next time so lie will stay. Willi best wishes to The Chronicle, 1 will biing my article to a close. " ??? -1. ? Deir Chronicle: ? I will come again anking my space in y our col. uiuns. J guess you tliii.k I have neglected you a long time, but as you have so many interesting cor respondents now perhaps 1113' dull letLers are not missed very much. I M 183 Irene Galloway, of Ionia, it* spending some time w?th relatives at this pi:icc. Miss IJeile Myers, of Catnder.,is spending sometime with her uncle, Mr. B. M. I/iown. We wish them a pleasant visit. Miss Nannie Ilayes has returned home from In r pleasant visit to Mr. K. P. Shedd's. 1 Sheriff Williams, Lawyer Hay and Mr. W. K.Mosfley Were visit Ink ' n t Ii is vicinity last week. We had the pleasure of attend ing the base bull on, last Friday near Antioch. ^A nice dinner wj?s served. The game took place in ibe afternoon* 7 innings played and the score stood 21 for Antioch, and 5 for Ml. Zion. M*,. Zior. was pret ty well represented by both young and bid. Some see dimI to In* more int6re?led in ttiU game than tliey were at Mt. Zion. Some of tbem went so ear !y that morning th t w% think tbey null hare gouen .Saige Plunket. Pine Grovo. awful hungry before dinner time. We hope that they will mm* m l>cr the people <?f Antlocli the next tii e they come i ri t ? ? thin ii.tnmuni tv to pi iy a name of hast* ball, and luni out wiili t Ik i r families eatly in ilie inoi uing and not fuget I lie (I i ii net ha*>k* t h. W i il as it is getting l.ito a ii*] we 1 1 ;i v i* s?tt to rook, we will (.'lose willi host wishes to 1 * 1 1 o (Mi ronicle. Sis. Abney. J u iy 20. Mr. Kilitor: ? The weekly arriv al oj ilu? i|i Mr 0 hrntiielc (ourfavor [lie) I h locked forward t> Willi lUUeli pleas u i ?' liv ii H. Our farmers' ate about .ihrouyh la* in# I iy. Ml', V. K. Delias, after spending some lime tit Cmuden. has returned to this lung iitul resumed t tie exer cises of Roland school. 1 1 i m turtu\ friends are glad to see liim. Miss Daisy Can then, of Kershaw if visiting lier sister, Mrs. 1). M. Kii klev, at t his place. M ???sis. C. F. CniiVhcn and Frank Me|)ow< II, of Flat Hoik.wcte spoil ing in our long last Sunday. Mies Nanie Caulhcn, one of Flat Hock's most charming young ladit s, is visiting at Mr, I). M. Kitkley's Children's Day wasohseivul at Sliiloh on lt?s? Sunday the 5i0th iust. in an nppropiale manner. (Juite no elaborate programme had t>cen prepared, and the children had been carefully trained I li ? <>n *? l? the ellicicnt management of M". I). AI. Kiikley, We would bo glad to furnish \ on with the pvourammc, t>ut we guess it will be given you by "Ilcauty." We have no marriages to report '.his issu-, but from all appearanc es, we will have some to report soon. ?'Ramblet" was sporting in this burg recently. U'Uere was the bloodiest battl? ever fuug!it in the world nr.'l be tween wh it. two j?eneral.-?? What has become of "Locus Hull''" has I e fitlb-n in a dilc.li and got ill' wucd, or has he lain down in a shade to take a rest? Well as my letter is reaching a considei a bit; hng'.h, I w II close with kind regards to the ediior : nd his f a per. G. H. 1*. Gum Springs. Dear old Chronicle: ? Ocn it. be possible that weeks and month* have glided ny since we last appeal ed amongst your Miany correspon dents? Yes, we will say that such is the case. Hut now we coin" to let you know that we havn'i. forgot ten you. N< ! how could we forget the "deal paper" which brings us news of sut h great interesi? Wei1, 1 will not say anything of the crops-, unless it is about, the ? lasses tree#." We beliex'e there will be plciitv of molasses. We winder why Sister ??Vivian" said girl*, whew speaking about that young man ii"ing to call? Now if that buggy tire ran olF that short distance, we expect the wheel will run oft' In-fore lie gels down tr we will not 8!i\- where, as we know "Vivian" will know. Our neighborhood is being hon ored ?iih a vMt fiom Sister "Pet." Surely I must stop for this time, ?py letter is growing too iong and wearisome. I sm as ever, The Chronicle's true friend, Cross Path. Bouiah. Pear Chu.niele: ? I will endeavor to give you n few dots after a short absene*}. Cot'ou is sorry in this section, hut has made Rome i inprovemcnt this month. The recent (trough; has damaged the eorn somewhat. Mr. Hiram Nettles, :? f SandyHill, was visiting lecvnily at I'ownCiei k. One ?>f our promine.t lmeh?*l??rr, nenr Mt. liuckton was struck I ?y lightning one day lant wei k. He was stunned for about five minutes, l?ut we think he is about over ii for we row him Sunday "uporttng the git 1h " Miss Fled a Hudson, of this place was called to her father's home at l'rovidener, hy the death of hoi step-mother. We extend to the be reaved family, our heart-Lit sym pathies. A match jratne of base ball was played last Friday between Long II ancli a tid Mt. Zion clubs. We had a niee dinner and a good many ladies weie present. The daj pass ed olT pleasantly. The frame re sulted in a score of 21 to f> in favor of Long Bianch. Novns Homo. July 24ih. Mr. Editor: ? As "Vivian" is at Providence, and "Novus llomo"and ?'Mama'n Had Koy" arc in love, we will endeavor to give you a few dots. Rev. J. B. Weldon, of Smithville, filled Rev. Peter Stokes' appoint Doctors Say; Bilious and Intermittent Fevers which prevail in miasmatic dis tricts are invariably accompan ied by derangements of the Stomach Liver and Bowels. The Secret of Health. The liver is the great "driving wheel" in the mechanism of man, and when it is out of order, the whole system becomes de ranged and disease is the result. Tutt's Liver Pills C we aH Liver Troubles. nit* ?l at lleululi 1 neki Sunday. A protracted meeting will commence hi l hat church tile lii nt Sunday ?" Auguid. nt 5 o'clock p u>. We won't ssi v anything about ih*.* I crops us t'hey are suffering f? ? i rain, j ii 8 1 wait lill next time. Wo will have t 1 ti 1 440 crop of bachelors and some of 1 1 1 i'M i uii^Ut jump llo broom. We see licit *-\ man" speaks of llmt buggy live as it *he knew something jiIumii it. isn't i? liu k\ for her that it did not hid ot! half an hour earlier. Ami what lias he roine of Sister * Cross lVilhV W?* hope she lias not run away with some of those "swamp coonj." \N ?? would enjoy a letler fioin her eve) so id ucli,timl hop? she v\ i 1 wiiu?c\ etv week. Miss Kosa IVane, a (harming you fig holy of Kershaw, and Miss A^gie A mints, oue of Camden's sweet young Indies, have been uii n visit to the family of Mr. ('. N 11 n in ph ries. Mr. Humbert Dixon, < ?f Provi dence, paid us a tiding visit lasi week. Messrs. C. ?V. and A. M MiCas kiil, of Antioch, paid us a pleasant visit last Tuesday. With best wishes to The Chroni cle, we close. 15. M. 11. Sheritl Williams a 'id family left on last Monday tor Clarendon Mr. Williams will return to-day, but his f inily will remain llicve fov some time. Thousands of Women SUFFER UNTOLI) MISERIES. BRADFIELD'S FE/VU-E5:\ REGULATOR, ACTS AS A SPECIFIC By Arousing to Heallhy Aotion all her Organs. It onuses health to lriooiu, antl joy to reign throughout the frame. it Never Pails to Reoulate ?' M y wlf?< Iimn Ix-en iinili'r iroulinoiit of lortil 1 111: | > 1 1 jr Milium tlirt'u jciiri. wiiIkiiii A I icr iihIiii: llirt-i- t > < ? 1 1 1 <>h of llltA OKIK.I.IVS I- l,'.M A I.K Itftti li I.ATlMt hIio cnii (to lior own ciiokinu. inllMi'l.' "nil ?r:t?ltliiK." N. S. IHIVAN, I U-inUtrsoti. Aid. liKADKIH I) IIK(il l,AT(HI (<>., Atlanta, (-?. Bold by druggists nt $1.00 per bottle ^niiounecmenl^ F.ditor Chronicle: ? Will you Announce in your valuable paper t lit* name oj Hon orable licorge Washington Mos?>lcy fur n .sent in t lie coining Consiitntioi'al Con vention? Mr. MoHclev'a niime is linked with tin; luwj of tin* State ; lie is a true and tried Ilefornier :tn?l iis such should fcci'ivt' tli t- full support of that faction, (?m?1 wi'l stand .1 p for their riylita. We ask the full support of hi* many friend* throughout the county. Reformers. At the rnjTTmt n| f icihIt 1 i 1 1 be ;i candidate for t be ( 'on.stitutional ( 'onven tion in the onsuiii*_r primary. Thus. j. Kit kland. Mr. Ivlitor : ? Kecogni/.tng the impor tance of liAvinir one lawyer in our delega tion to the Constitutional Convention, wml realizing also t!ie importance that t hi* one sliouhl he a man who has an<l will be true to our cause, we hereby an nounce the name of Hon. C.L. Winkler as the most suitable ma.) io represent up. Although, on account ol his eye*, Mr. Winkler cannot attend the campai.-n meetings. wt' suggest- that lie publish in the papers I. is views upon the leading (juestions and we are sure tliu* lie will be elected. We sir.- satisfied that Mr. Winkler is the man foe the place, and we must have him. A Reformer Friend. A Can! From Mr. Moseley. Can den, S.C., July 24, '05. F.ditor Chronn le, Dear Sir : ? You will please state to tpy friends, tha on account ofsickiiens I ji'avo not been able to attend any ol the previous meetings, and am afraid that I won't be able to attend tho ones at Curcton'a Mill and Camden, but will present the fol'o .ving facts to tho i.iimls of my frienda for their consideration. We are to diseuss tho <jii"stions that have been agitat ing the minds of our people since 1870, thedaik day* of the radicalism. We have had to live under a constitution made, not by freeliorfi S a th Carolinians, hut by negroes rind Carpet - I baggere and one that wa? dishonest in a j great many particulars, a constitution that has been worn out and patched mi til it has become necessary that we *ho??M have a new one. Here the (pu s ttfui arises wlc.t kind of one should vc have? The answer is: n. white inin's constitution ; one that will be honest in every repect, and that our children will be proud to thin : that their fn tiers framed it ; a constitution that will give us white supremacy that 0? dl" nor no other power can take away from us. It the rcgistrationlaw is not constitution al and we can't manage the r? ins of tin* government with the eight box system any longer, we will have to resort to s une other plan that we can manage them, for this is: a white man's country and we must rule. We iTMifht make ev ery man produce his tax receipt for his registration ci i titlcnte. I think that would help Koine in tho way of voting and we might disfranchise every voter who is guilty <?{ theft or burglary or oth er fimilar offences. Or we might gruv.t female mi lira ?e to nil who own threee hundred dollars (|>:lt)0) worth of peronal prop^rtv and upward. We can make our schools a purees bv increasing our poll tax from 1 to .1 dollar* per head We can make our people more honest by abolishing or lessening the home stead lnw , (or if there is anything we need, it is honest and just laws that will make every man responsible for hi# debts that he bonedly contracts, if it I take? his ceat from hit hack. And j we object to giving jndgew the power of I condemning criminals without jurlea.for rrfl were tojie tried for an offence, I want a jury of 12 enlightened men to say guilty or not guilty. We aee where Bucha non. a voting judge of thit State, haa Seea alloyed to aentence one inan * month* in the penitentiary or the pay ment of 9200 without a tingle jurnr.Xow fclfew citir.cn* do jrou not think that is too pamal ? I do not think he ahould be Al lowed that power. Hence wo verv readily the n?ce*iitr of a now consti tution. Beapectfn'ly, (j> W. Moadejr. \ iJk for Infants ami Children. ?? n?.> wvll u<la|44vltochil<lron that I iwmuiuu'iiU it us huju'rivr (ott'iy i>iv*criiiti\>u kuotv u to uuv" 11 A Xiu'Niiit, M ))., Ill So. OxfoulHt., DjvoUju, N. V. "T1 > us<" <>f * Oastorlu ' Is s.t universal nu?l Its morits k> wi-ll known th.it It 8?vt?a a \v.>rk of t>> (Miil?rs<< il. Ko\vnr><l!w> lutclUf>iMit f.unilios who tlo iu>t kot>|> <'uftori.i w lthiu iv.u'h." Cahuw Mauty.n, 1). IV, Now York "OU^ Tmk Okxt.u h ('< Castorlu ouivs i\>IU\ Coast lotion, Sour stomach, Pl vi i1kiv?, ) '.nictation, Kills WullIlN, givC.S bKt'P, tUul lUUlBoU* ill Without injurious "Pot several year* I h.tva mwnmenitc^ * Castorla,' an. I kIiuII always cotitiiina to ih\ f..?, r-t it lias invariably' 4>i\Hhicol liciulwiai ivsi.Uj. M ?Kiw is' K. 4V\wi?vjk, V f?? ?KV'iU Strive Miul 7th A to., Now York City. 'T Mi itiiAV SritKKT, Xkw Yokk Crrv. SPECIAL GRA N 13 O lETFV'E'K, WALL PAPER. $1.00 1 4> $0.00 IVr liiioni, incltulini; lionlcrs. We liavt' intuit* special at mnyenicnts with ('. I ? A W I! 1". N ( ' I a Co . tin' jjnvt Wall I 'a per Manufacturers of New York . w herein weateaMe to ollor to our sulifccrihcrs the greatest o|i;iorumii v* t < ? 1?? i \ hiuh ura It wall paper at nlioti t tin' cost < if production. S 11 ?p!cs a u<l circular snow - injj how many pieces of paper a room reipiiics and how t" lianu' paper, sent free on applicali Hi. Sec these prices: s ?. per roll, tioll?, l-V. per roll ; lin I tossed linldti, 2,1,'., lormerls il ">u L.ite.<t si \lt s uv, d i.y the elite ol New York. As this oiler inily h.>l?l# noo.| tor a limited timo. you sh'iuld inalxc yoiir selections and purchase goods -it once. Order's gent C. O. 1> Address all coinnninic.it ions to .1. C, !, WV 1SK N" ( * !?; .< CO., 10 West -Nhd i t.. Nov Yoik, N. Y. t.W Samples ol this paper can In* seen at this %>llice. BIG PROFITS -OUST SMALL INVKSTAiKXTS. Keturn'ntr prosperity will make mnnv rich. I ? 1 1 1 nowhere can tliev make so imu li within a short tinSe is hy Mtecessful Speculation in < ? r ji in. Provisions and Slin k. ?i 1 M F< ) K KAi II I x > | , 1 . A 1 1 I N V KSTI\I> eati he made hv nnr Ol''. ? s\sthmati(: ph.v N or si'i:< i la HON originated hv us-. All siicccsnf':l speculators operate on a r^viihir system. It is a w ell- k now n t" i ? t t hut iliort* niv t hoii <and& of men in all parts < ? i t ho I ' nit ed States who, hy systematic (ruling through ('lijcago brokers, n nU ? large amount every year, ranging from a few tlmusaii'l dollars for the nnin who invests .i hint died or two hundred dnlluis n;> to !*."?0,(>OO to >iru,<iou or more hy th ?*e who invest ii lew thousand. It is also a tail that those who make the larjt st pr-ditv from comparatively s in .1 1 1 investments on this |d in an persons w ho live away from Chicago an I invest j through brokers w l.o tlimoiiglily understand i? v -I ??mat i.- tradin.'. Our plan does not risk tin* whole amount invited on anv tradi*, hut covers l.otV: yftles, so that whether tlie maikrl rises or tails it hring- a steady profit that piles it | > | rcnornions! v in a short time. W l'iti* For ( 'on vi lie i ng Proofs, alio our Manual on .? necessful specula! ion ai d oiir Daily Market IJipnl. lull of nuowv-'ii- K n-..r pointer-. All I'roo. Our Manual explains margin trading fully. 1 1 ig'ie.-t r< l< rem es in i < gatd to out stand ing and su 'cess. For further itiforin.it ion ad Iress CJO., Uunkeis and Brokers July I'd, Oil). Ii! 5-212 Kiuli'.' Buihlin", ( hioay'o. 111. I 10 m i:s ri: v notici: S'tulli Carolina ? K?'ikIihvv County. i'.y L. A. Wi|tkow>ky, Muster Kershaw C.aiiily. i Whereas ;t |>pl m-.-i t ion has ! >t>< n made to I nit' l>V It. It. Cl. il ke, lilt: bead ill' n Jamil v | rcfiiPnK in 1 1 . t* counfv ??f Kershaw, State of South ( 'arolinn, l<> have *i |>|*~ ui?cil jiii.1 set of]' to liiin a I loinestoa.l in s:i i. I ( 'oun I V Mil l St a | e. Not ice is In rehy ??i v*i*ii that on Satur ?I. iv, tin* 3 <1 d iy <>f Ai'Kiist, |.HJI.r?, j|i I 'J o'clock M.. pro. ee? lilies will Im- iiistitut < il at. my oil ice in Camden, S ' ( . to leu e said hoim .stciirl in real properly a| pr.i is e.l :inil Net oil' to the said 1 i . II. ( 'lark*1. Given under hi \ liaml and seal this tlu* 12th <lav t)i .J?l\, 1 S: 1/5 ... , . J.. A. NTITKmWKKY. Muyter Kershaw Count v. l'uldi-hcd im the I 'J h ?lav of .Inly, IX!(5, in The Camden (Include. I'Kl.MA RY KI.IX I K).\ NO 1 ICB. The reirular Democratic Primary flec tion for the nomination of do|c;r.iicH to Constitutional Convention. i 1 1 he lull on Tuesday, July 30th. I'ol Is will bo open hctwcfli fi a. hi. and 4 |>. in. makers ami cleikii have been a | ? - pointed to ser\;e at the following prc cinct ? : Antioi h ? Arthur Itrown, J.S. Dunn. .1. T. Mo'i Iv. K. I'. S ! ied> I , < let k . Itelk 1 1 ill" ? D. W.Joy, A . ( \ M? I. cod. Z.Z Itarliohl. J.W.Murt Iumoii, Clerk. 1 1 1 * 1 1 'k Mill- U.J. T.Smith. W.W Itran-I ham, K. A. 1 1 inson. To:n tirdell,( 'l -rk. Heaver Dam ? X?wton Kelly. I. A . K:il?- I on Win. |{i.I?oii li W. Sutton. Clerk. ' It jtilali ? I. T Coa's, J. I". West. J.J. '?'hompson. 1. T. Dixon, Clerk. Camden Clubs ? .1 . If. Drakeford, < i S. ] I I iuk'ins, K. M. I'.ovkin. W. I'.l.'eed. Clerk. | llarniouv ? J. W. Hill lei, U l> Williims.l T.M.Mattox. d A Grii;?bj .Clerk, Liberty Hill ? S 1 1.< 'ur.nimdiani, N.S. j I ielia r.ls, J. \\*. I'luvil ,jr . L. I '.Thompson , j j CI. rk. I , \ ncli \voo?l ? W.N Waters. I ) T. Var- I borough, U. W. Hammond, Holit.I'arhaui, j (Jerk. I'ine Tree ? Alexander Sliaw. T I' . Thorn, W- I I .Tiller It J. Campbell ,C|c|'k. I a lev's Mill ? Win. Wont . ML U.i ley, U.T.Srt'^ars. Aiims West, Clerk. S.t n?ly ( i rove ? J II. Uatclitl', D M.H.'t hune.jr , W. J. Vtokas, Win. Thompson, Clerk. Sliavlor'.s Ili'.l ? \.W. Watts. J. K.J'aco . W.H.H.irtiehl. J O.SI.avior, Clerk, Turk.- y < 'ree? ? K. l\.Tiller,8. I ). Lucas, J. K . ilxnin . Three C's ? J S. B.irfield.L. M. Cant hen. Jnlin Kalkenberry. J. A. Falkeiiherry. Clerk. W<ntville ? J.C. Ifi'ton, .T.M Speares L. L.CIvhurn. Dr. W.li .Clyhurn ,CleiK Canning Uock ? John K. linker, O. II. Wat*on, W, Henry JoneR. F.l'.Trues <lel. Clerk ' ItuflTaU''? J. II. Sikes , J. I. Bowers and S J) CMto. 'Oakland ? Levi I'*te. AV. I). Marshall. Wyat" Walk in* ; Clerke, Levi Holland. Doby's Mill ? D. K. Sponcor, L.IL .Mc Leoil, J..M. I'orter. II Martin, Clerk. RiiH*ell I'lncM ? i'.T. Hanwiion.l, C.T IVheji, I, (MN)ffpr*. West Kraiich ? I.B Jf?ne?i, yy.A.II??ty. M.K.D.ivis. ILT lohnsou, >d#rk?'/ Ahncy ? J P Horton, Dunlin ftrort n, A F Y??un((. Clerk, T? Kirkti?y. C'ufeton Mill ? Hurwell Boweii, Jim inio Wood, Ilillie Wvicd; Clerk, J m Bimicll. HtiK-kton and Swift Cr^Jk ? <?co W. Ainmon^, J. (', Humphries A. II. Bov kin. 4r. ; Clerk. J. W. Canter. McC??kiir* Mill? T J Da\U. J ('UrintinAH , II C Cook; Clvrk, C >1 Uinlfter*. Mannjrera litvr not been ?? yot *p pointe?l for Abney au?I 8alt Tond W. I). Trantham, Chair, nan T. J. Kirklanil, POOR DIGESTION lmds to nervousness, chronic dyspepsia and prreat misery. Tlio best remedy is HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA. i tax i:\!;(Tno\s. I Soi rii C xkolin a I\i:i;siiwv Ciimv. Cnder Mini liy virtue of siiidiv l!i\j executions to II m* ? 1 i i . cm I hy .!. ('. |{ol lings, County Treasurer, i will ol|\ r f. >r i s.ilc. to the highest l>iil before I In,' ooint limine door in Ca mdoti, on the lirst i Monday in August., tin* folimin^ dc-i scribed n-iil estaic. to wit : it acres of land in S hool district No. j s, bcloiii*i ij{ t> .lames Tin-sdcl, ni.d ' hounded as follows : On the tiorlh, east ' anil south liy hind* ol 10. Kced ; nu the w..?t hy I). It. Heed. j 1 lot in No. I. t !ie proper! v of'I'Iieoiloie I Shiver, ninl bo ifcled us follows : <?ntle enitli hyTi.J. I (;i t fi**l? I ; east" ninl MJUlh I hy Mary I'alhir I; west hy ltrn.nl street. 21 Here* of Ian ! ia N' i. t'n- |? ; ??|?f r I y (if mii. W. |{oil^eri?, ami boiindid liv hinds of Win. Watkius an I olle r s, be ini' a put of the Kit by lands, 400 acres in No. J{, the properly of Tlioiiias .1. Uod^ers, lioiiinh'd on the | North I iv lands ol Itcn Turner, on the Salt hy |. in. Is of the l ist, of Wess Stoki ?, 1 South hy lands of T. .1. D.ivi', and West by land* ol Kst of I'.d. Itradlev. tiOS iicr.-n. more or less, in No. 10., ' iioiiiided North hy hinds of Kut. of M. C- i I I 'attei son , I'iiiKt hy lands of A. K. Kenm ? ? lv, K. M. Ithikency and S. K. Winkler. South hy lands of-. I. K Kennedy and t lie Cui L'ton lands, West hy the Curcton l.'iinl-i, Iii' 1 1 ik tract No. I of McWiilie' lands, the property of Mrs. A . K. Mc- ' Ib.wall. 'i'eruis of Suh ? Cash. K. It. W I LI. I A MS, s K..O. MONT'S Mill South ('af'lina ? Kcialinw County, A; M. Hill, ,1. A //,/', ct ol. . li/'iitml If 1) I) /A ///, J\rnm 1\. Il'tV, ct <ll I'nder and hy virtue of a d.eree here in, I w ill sell at puldie out -ry before th>> Court Mouse in Caiinh n, s. C., within the lepil hours of s tie on tie1 ties Mon dav in AiiK'ist next, the foil twill'/ real estate: A 'I that pieee, parcel or tract of hind, situate, lyihji and beinjr in Ker*haw County, State aforesaid, con taining two hundred and lift v (- 0) acres, ! more 'or les-*, hounded Nortn hv lands of .1 It. Stevens, Ka?t hy lands of KlijuhW. Hall, and -Charlotte Hall. S nitli hv a poition of * ime tract, and West hy lands of H. II. Hail. Al?o ? all that tract, piece or p.ircel of land, containing *ev ilitv-li??* (7it) nere??, nior.? or less, lyjn^rj anvMiein^ in Kershaw County, Stitej aforesaid, on the waters of Turkey Cre? k, ii hi I bounded as follows: On the North hy u line commencing at the North corner of H. II.lJ iH'* la. d thence down the South pron?' of Turkey Cre< k at hi/h water in irk t?? the mouth of High lli|i Itranch, Ka*-t l.y land* of William J. Hall. South by lands of William J. Hall. | or the i tj~? of the South pr.Mig of Turkey j Crcrk. to tlw head ??f *hmI ere**k? I hence | by a line to J. It. Hall's line, thence I iKMinded hy J. It. Hall's land, un<l on i the West hv land* of Hilev Hall and II. ill Hull. Tcrnu?--One-Miird ca?b , balance in one and two ?*|ti.il annual installment*, with interest from day of ?ale. to Lo ?eenred by a bond of the purehaaer and a mortgage of the premise* Hold ; pur* ehaser to hare the privilege of paying ah cash. It. n. WII-MAMS.>r K 1^. C. July W, . J (jom,[ioUtfVo p(jk#miimti?u. \. tlco licit'liy >iiv??n 1 1 ? tt t a ooinpoti live t - x antiit.it ion will ho lieht at I tic School ( ViniliiissioiitMs uftl ??> tor KersliaW tVninty, A Uijimt 2.lnl, IHH>, for two Nor mal stutlciils to l>o a Imitlctl to tin* South Carolina (aillcno without 1 1 it* payment ? >f tlio annual too, *10 . 01 tuition loc,*in, TIk* n for t-\a in i n :i t i< Hi will Ik* 1 1 ? > ? same as tin >i* for julmission to tlu? scion ( i lit* course in i lit* ('olio^'t'. 1 1 a 1 1 1 1* l> , I1' i ? - ?isli, M at l??inatics ami History. Vol furrier information iipplv to .1. (i KMJSHY. S.<\ K.C ^ii i:ki rr s s \ l.r. Sotit.li "('arolina ? Ivors haw County. I will st ll a i p ii III ic out '*r\' hi' ton- i ho C??uH House door in ('am* ? It'll S. t: W)t Inn tii?* I * t? :i I hours of vi!t* oti i lo* (iist Monthly in A u o ?j ss t. nt \i tin* following <|i srt'i lu*(l poison ?i I proport v I'hioo plow stoi k>-, ttvfi sw 'nijlt' llt'l's, two pit I'll till ks, O110 sllOVt'l, one drawing knife, tint' iion woil^s 0110 alitor, two orousful. saws, ono fool ail/o, ono hroatl axo, one hoc, ? i! f I row ami ono printlHlono. L? v t il upon as ilio property o f ? I. K. A Us a uiU' r. 1\ , |{. William*. s. k. c. Notice <>l Board ol Health 'l'l n* .itlt'iil inn ? i :* tin* ( ;ti/i*tw of CaO ? I ? ? i vrt'iif! Vy is hrtfliv tiilhul in tin* t'ui lowing si ol i<? n in' 1 1 1 1* \rt ol ill * | i-lv' Mu', fviu'.\ shim* Ho i r- 1 s of Health ami Tletininir their ilntim. ,v?* : St't*. ft. Tin* si i?l I'i ia i?l of 1 1 oa 1 1 1 1 shall hn\o power t?i in ii k t* ami maintain a complete a i ii I accurate svstom ofhirtlis ii.it that lis \\ ! it'll may occur within tlio. tow n or city, ami to compel oheilienoe lo 111 ? same upon the pint of all physicians, .1 nt! oilier ni'tlk* al praci Itioncrs, clerir.v nit'ii. niau'isl rates, mitl wives, uiulfi lalo'is jifXtoiK mill all other pirsim* from whom inform 1 1 i ? >n for such pur puses may propeHy hi* reipiii*L"l All r< ports slioaM he inailc to (lie sec reta i v. A. A MOOKK, .M. U.. 1'rcs't. .Ino. W ('oiairvr, M. I*. See., | ro It'll! . BOILERS! (let Our Prices. ??*-?? ? ? C'oiMpU lo Cotton, Snw, < ? l ist, oil anil l-Vrt ili/.rr Mill Outfits; also (Jin, I'rt-af, Caiw Mill iiii'l Siiiii^lc outlits. I'uililiiit!. I'.i iil^f, I'artorv Funnier ami Wiiilri.atl ( 'iistinuss ; I ; 1 1 1 r < > : m I , Mill Ma rl.iu'Ms' ami F-irtnrv Snj?t >1 it s. Ii?*l t i ??K . I iiit i lm s. ripe I" if tinjjs S i\\>, Files. < > 1 1 1 ? i v, ctr, CAST KVKH Y DAY. WoKK I'D HANDS. ( A ISO V !?: PASSKNviK DiTOiV M.iv In, r?iu. I $1800.00 GIVEN AWAY TO INVENTORS. $ iso.ooevcry month given away to any one who appliei through us (or (lie- most meritorious patent during tb? Ulonlh preceding Wo Kccuro (lie brat patent* for onrcllrnlti and the object of this offer 11 to encourage inventors t.j keen track of their bright ideas. At the same tune w? wisli to imprest upon tli'c 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's back, ?'sauce* pan," "collar-button," "nut-lock," "bottle-stopper,'" and a thousand other little things that ftlost any one caA find a way of improving ; and these simple inventions are the ones that bring largest return* to the author. Try to think of something to invent. IT IS NOT SO HARD AS IT SEEMS. 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