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AUG. 30, 1805. Hymeneal Mr. Jitmnic McLeod, of Antiocli, nmlMUH Olivia Holland, daughter of Judge I F, Holland, were married at Antioch Church by Hev. S. 1). Yates, on tho. 21st inst. To them | wo extend our oougrntulations. Marriage at Shamrcck. ...... Last Suutluy morning August 23lh, by II. T. Johnson, Ksq,, No tary Publics Mr. U'ilson Hoi to n and Miss Arabella TtiU'sdell, bo>th of Westvllle, wero united in the holy bonds of matrimony at resi dence ot Mr. II. T. Johnson. In A Now dffico. Aflor to-day we will lie in a new oflice. We will move into the brick buildinu on Marn street, ono dooi north of H, L. Watkinp, a ntV oppo site 1). F, Dixou's, which will also ?lie Occupied by Messrs. R. Moaeley <fc Sun. This move will give us what we hav) so much needed ? an open ing on Main streot, and we truit it will bo beneficial in many other ways. Come one, come all aud see us in our now oflice. 1 Murder. A brutal and most cold-blooded murder occurred nt lluile's Gold ' Mine or. last Saturday night. Mi. JV. B.Welch, the seventeen-year-old son _ of Capt, J. V. Welch, of Kershaw, was hljot to death by Chalie Loyd, | colored. It is said that tho negro had no provocation whatever to com ruit the act. Immedintely'after the sbjoting Loyd absconded but wiu Lotly persumod by a posso of iaen from Keishaw and was overtaken and captured iu Monroe, N. C., on Tuesday night. . s. Gentlemen of th3 Jury. Mitchel Ingram, T. V. Spencer, G J Baker, John J Thompsdu, K M fTvndrix, K C DuBose, T T Book man, J B Vurcton, Dan'l M Mellon, W C Cureton, W M Cauthen, Man es Hrtbon,/S Logan Lang, Sam'l ^M Hough, Henry A Marshall, Ar chie F Young, Joshua J Josey, W C Horton, Petor Co'.e, Frank D Catnpbelle, A D Jonqsf VV., P Du Bosc, J T B Elliott, Naporcon Tay lor, B G Gaston, JPC Hilton, U K Mungo, DruU M Barnes, G A Bow en, K M Thompson, John R Trues-L dell, G J Shannon, Jr., W B Mau \jgum, John H Hall, Jas, F. Gardner and Chas. K. Davis. i A Postal Car'd. Is all that it will cost yotfHo get a specimen copy of Tim Coi.umiha Daily Register or Tiih ? Columhia, Weekly Register. The Daily is $6 a year, ami the Weekly 61. In tho Weekly you get 12 pages of real live news, a handsonelep prlnt paper and good largo typo thai anyone may read. In tho Daify you get tho best telegraphic news extant ? that of tlie Associated Press, whose leased wire runs The Register oliice,- supplying 15, 000 words of the latest news every night. The Constitutional Convention is near at hand, and The Register will contain a good report of tho proceedings. Now is tho time to subscribe if you wish lo get the continuous news of the Conven tion. Address Charles A. Calvo, Jr., Columbia, S. C., for specimen cop ies of the Register, and in subscrib ing remit by P. 0. order, register ed letter, cxp^s3 draft or personal clteck. A Cnr<i\Froiii Mr. 31. ILibonTri Which lie Uses Some Pretty Strong Language. Camden, S. C., Aug. 27th. A report has been circulated! that I ^.favored a division of delegates to the Constituti onal Convention, and did so vote at a mass meeting of the exe cute committee* held at Camden QnJune 29tb, '05. I wish to state that the report is false. I, With others was elected] to represent tho Beaver Dam Dem ooratie club at the mass meeting held in Camden, June 29lh, '95. While the mass meeting wasjJn ses sion, Hon. 1'. J. Kirkland offered n Ret of resolutions, favoring the div ision of delegates to the Constitu tional Convention at a ratio of one Conservatives and two Reformvrs ; I, with the other delegates' from Beaver Dam" club, voted against! these resolutions, we favoring a di vision of delegates rn Kershaw county, provided fll conservative counties would divide upon the same basis; but tuc conservative n^tun tics' ? would not divide, th^^ore I opposed the division in this coV^ty. Now? the report is that ' I^^acting as executive committeeman from JJeaver Dam went into the executive session and thf?re voted for a diysion of dele gates, after the delegates, from my club had opposed and voted against it in'the mess meettng. This it false ; I voted against tin f division in the mass meeting, and also in the executive committee on the grounds that the conservative counties wouI^P not divided I do . ?ay that any report to thp effect thai I did not rote sgatnst?* divis ion both In the mass meeting and in nxsentif* meeting Is absolutely false. Very Respectfully, w Manses Habon. Messenger will pie ase copy. . - ElXjEOTIOISr IRiEJTIJI^JSrS. The Election Commissioner* mot on last Saturday ami tabulated the returns. and the fallowing is tho ollioial count fho*ing the number of votes cast at the various precincts for each tickets. The first column of figures where the name of the preciuet docs not appear is Camden's returns. ? <y ?{?} 0> *0 ?? u Ttt ?5 ? * ?Ak j! s ^ x 5 ~ c ^ ~ * .? 2 ? vy-is . * ? g ?' * *i ? a s m .?? - c *L t?> 5 '5 ?' 5 ?? ,* o c ? ,ta ? a > .r 4-u ? ? Ss if* "> c d feii ? . v ? '* i> >-j 3 ?_ , 'x *' -? *- c - n ? t: v J! ~ n a S ?- ? ?? 3 ? y -T' > i " 3 -! ^ 7 UJ Ji ?JG>-JV5?-S5s2-2C'"3*n^r^ democratic. Winkler ) Kl<.yU 135 205 53 31 43 51 85 14 23 22 31 52 2S 49 68 78(12 50 1(:, y ) " Total, 112? JiKPUBLIv'AN. AK'\:uh1om Williams 309 131 13 82 15 1 1 20 00.85 39 00 18 00 59 02 01 78 00 Hay ^ b Total, $75 Tho Eo'l of lienor Tho followingis is a &st of tho ? residents (if Camden, who romem- ] he it'll their oaths made at the pi i- j mary election, and who wero loyal lo i lie Democratic pariv anfl voted in tho general citation for dt legates 10 the Constitutional Conveutiou. Tho names me given as thev ap peared upon tho roll. All honoi to tho men who labored for l)em oovao,\! D C Kiikhy, II G Silm nd, W L McDowell, C \V Billing, Henry Truesdel, dm*. L Kiikloy, T H Walker, \V. D Trantham, Win. Mosth-v, llfiu'V Wilson, It J Kiikland, .1 C Rollings', ?I W Dun i', 'I*? wis U Parker, Joel Ilough, J R Drakeford, (1 L Watkins, J K Baggolt, T S Myers, A Witkowsky, Jacob Iliiseh, II E IlaUull, J I) Kennedy, S Wolfe. J K Vaughan, James R Kirklvy, W T Latham, J C Nicholson, W T Walk ?!-, G C Bruce, L M Bos well, v" J J Woikman, J D MuDowulI, F B Phol,.s, B B Clarke, W FWoseley, L A Witkowsky, J M L.eCi.ra:ul, C C W hi taker, J T it ay, 11 15 Board, { O C Huilo, . E M Hendrlx, .1 F Baieman, J B Phelps, G S Iihai. e, , G S lliggins, Levi .Jacobs, U A McDowell, TIiok. I Jones, J S Rhaiuo, T K Lowry, J B Arrants, J L Brasington, R B Williams, R T Lewis, I) E Hinqoti, A .J Loll is, W A Sohroek, S C Chimin, E 0 MoCreight, C W B.rchmorc, P H Nelson, E J Lewis, Frank Hammond, I B Alexander, E B Can toy, T J A r rat' is. ^ # . Personal. > ' Mr. C. L. Winkler returned lion c from Glenn Springs last Saturday. We had tho pleasure of tn< eting at Kmgville last Tuesday morning, Maj. S. R. Adams. The Major in formed us that h 3 would now make. Camden 4i is home for a while. This his many friends will be glad to learn. Mr. Randolph Shannon, f*?n of Mr. C. J. Shannon, Sr.,. is critically ill witli^tyfthoid fever. We wore glad lo learn yesterday that he was thought to be some better. Everywhere We Go ? We find some one *rtfo has been cured by Hood's Sarsaparil la, and people onfall hands are praising this great medicine for what it has done for them and whon taken in time food's Sarsaparillu prevents serious illiiess by keeping the blood pure md alh'the organs in a healthy condition.lt is the gieat blood puri fier. 4 Hood's Tills become the favorite cathartic with every oio who Hies them. >$5 c per box. Old Coins. _ If you .want uuah for oil coins, cancelled postage stamps and Con federate mono}', send X in stamps for price lisf, toJfTntk and Dowlimr, Dep^, B.7-EritfUhliIo Build ing, Memphis, Tenn. They, also represent, largo Munufactuiers. Write thein for price?, anything you Want. jfoam Qup ((opre^ponileny. Marshall's Church. Mr. Editor* ? We come again asking a little space 'n the columns of 3*our correspondents. SVe arc sad to report the death of Mrs. Mattha Watkins which oc cured the 1 Row Work man conducted the funeral services. Such mothers die to I've as stars which glitter for a brief moment through the darkness of the night; but who we loolc'again are invisi ble. vNot beauae the}' have fallen from heaven, but becnuse t ho y have melted away into the 'ight of a cloudless njorninjr. So dying mothers are jLuken to bo jfLayed in the daikness of the sea of right eousness. She was 1'ovod by all who kucw hoi ; she/ was a kind mother, a loving wife and a faith ful member of the Jlf. E. Church. Jiut what a great consolation to her gricf-strickc^ husband to know that this dsar wife i9 Oo tho hnrpy fpdden shore, Where the faithful part no more, Where the niirht di*olres awny Into pure *ud perfect daj*. We tender our heart-felt ayrapa tbiee lo the bereaved family. Crops are looking jrell in this section : fodder pulling ;'a the order of llie day. > ' Mr. Hamp. Brtdley and , pay frequent vleile to this sectipn : we hs<Ar tbe attraction , just w.ii a while and y<?u will hoa(; w hut il is. Daniel J. Holland killed eight mocoH&j^ in ouc gang not loug vi Mr. Campbell spent I tint I week wilh friend'^ and relatives near Tillei's Kerry. Wo-cnngratiilutc Mr, .las. Out law on I ho arrival of a Hum boy. It one tooth whon born. Tho health of the community is very good at present. We will cU>*^? iih thin is my first pieoa Hoping, 'it will "?t ,1'hI the way into tkel waste ba-k-t. God bo with you till we meet again. 1 would like to ask a question: ? What river is round at both etub and ill tho middh? ; Polle) Stark. Pisgah. A Lengthy But Newsy letter iron* PiMffiih? PrnlHO for Tho Chronicle. Editor Chronicle : ? Your bright and newsy correspondent front > this place keep you so well pasted on current events of the day, that nothing was lef\ f<jr your corres pondent to send you. However, I will let them n ft ) this week if they will, so when they wakfc up i hey will find that I >Jot there this time before j'tjfey knew i?, for "where ignorance is bliss, 'lis folly to be wise." , I" Tho recent rains have greatly ! beat fi'ltMl the corn and late crops. I Cotton looks sii k, something like ; the fellow after he begins to fed a little relieved from a little indiscre tion, caused by taking more ol South Carolina's nice drinks than is right to retain good health and wttlk straight and talk nice so the ladies can listen if they wan*. to. [Tho outlook for tho whole is much : more encouraging for tho mor 1 chants and furinuiy than last year. I see the big .bosses North are I giving the poor slaves a little lilgh 1 er wages. Wo understand all I those little tricks to fool the poo j pie into the Velief that good times 'are really coming. Now if the\ would only give us 25c. for cotton 1 this year, you would 4 n?-ver hear ( anoVher word about free silver. Wouldn't that be nicO; some of us would like to be fool?^l that way every year. And 1 know you wouldn't object, ?f<y then you could alFord to send I'lic Chronic^ to a great many,, pobr people so they could read its interesting pfl^es ar.d learn what true man hood's principles are. Your very worthy fellow-tow, is mnn, Mr. W. A. * Sell rock, has contributed some -Very interest ing articles to your paper, nnd they are j iistly appreciated too.,, We like him for his back-bone and strong personality. 1*1 ?guo takj the man wl? can be blown About like a leaf; such people are simply lackies and slave*, tho same ? like tln.se who follow a crowd, not knowing whether it is right or wrong to do so; always subject to somebodj''s will. l-?-4U>uliavo any need of political lies, I can ship vou any quantity from this county. Your correspondent nnd govern! other gentlemen felt it to bo theii duty to preserve jfheir regular pii ty organization by running at tin 'general election, against tho^inde pendent ticket, made so because il^ was nominated out of the re&nlur part}' methods; for trying to save the party organization in this wnj has brought down on their inno oontjioads the wrath of the~mTg+>ty and any quantity of the most pal pable and majlc i ous 1 fes ;&imL ns trailing with the negroes by mak ing a deal with thOin, irymg to de> foat the d?'nocratic party by. lot ? ting the- Republicans get 'it all because some of the negroes voted for some of the ticko so tho men ?who got the negro v< tea have gone to the radical parly. Wade Hump t m appealed to tho negroes for votes in 1876, when lie urged them to vote his ticket and not the radi cal tieket, as he would do them more Justic^ than Chumbeilain woi.ld. I wonder where he ?tnnd*? Did that ntnke him a radical?.! ndge W. W. Wallace always urged the people to stand by the tegular or ganization, and said that an It t^e >>endent was worse thad a radical, and yet the brave old fellow ha? Independent bnt a truce. Rev/ Peter Stokes, assisted by Rev. J. E. Rtishtfn, carried on s protracted meeting si St. Mat thew church last week. No doubt I much good has been done. Mr. Ra*hton is a big man, and I be jiieve tlist he bss a bljf ? heart filled Nrith love for his great work. Rev. T. W. Scraggs filled his pul pit at K'isgab Sunday, "lie lias l>eea almst tor two sprointmen.s from sickoMa and other cans**. He preached * vtr/ las israoi fall of . f?' t M ' gospel truths. Ilia subjects for the next appointments are very interesting. ^ Tho protracted meeting at l'is gab will not '?o held until October, of which duo notice will be given. We are sorry to learn from Mr. Soruggs that hii/liltle daughter is quite sick. Miss Minnie K. Kvans is sick. Hee many friends hope she will soonJie herself again. She and Miss Aline .James want to attend the Hock II ill School iliis fall. "Reports are current that you will los&ono of your correspondents ? Mjfaa . She wijj die u living deal h, and emerge as Mis. ? ? , which is so dignified. "Mi"s Lena Allen, of Catchall, is spending sometime here. Mi** I ???? tin's bright, smiling lace, catches :ill the boys and old folks too. 1 must congratnl ite you on the continued improvement of i h ? C'hrnnlclo; U is very highlv - >n <?f. J ? K. U * Ionia. Dear Chronicle : ? Since I last ap peared in your columns I havo lied ilie pleasure of visiting one of the most beautiful cities in the Soutii; and now 1 shall endeavor to give you a sketch of the Recursion to Augusta. The train consisting of live coaches, two whites and three uoloiod, left Camden about 9. 30 o'clock on tli 3 evening of the 22. carrying many bright smiles and glad hearts. Most of the nigh' was spent very pleasantly ,i oavers ing with friends; but later in the morning, ouo would for a short while bo lost in the land ? ? f dreams. The train seac'tcd Augusta neat f: o'clock a. m. The city was s^ bril liant c* wii.li cloctiic lights that wo heard some one say that the sun was rising. Wcl\the ore vd was very soon scattered, some going to hotel* and others go ing the homes of relatives to re fresh themselves. After rest'ng a while, we soon found ourselves on board a street car, not an old horse car such as they have in Chrlcstoti either, but an electric that runs from 11 to 15 mile? an hour. First we visited the cemetery, which was the prettiest we haye ever, scon. Next we took a car for Summer ville, an 1 from there we went to the river and then luck to dinner, which you may be sure, we ale with great relish. About 4 o'clock wo bade our friends good-bye, and took a car for the depot; there we had to to wait some titrr, but about 5:30 o'clock, r>. m. tho train left. Angus la and was soon speeding across the country foi^G-flfbden, where it arrived at 12 o'clock. I must say that I never enjoved a trip more in my life, irin simply charmed with Angus! i? , air?d-' tho surrounding country. ""Wte cannot begin to teil all that we saw, but those that, did not go certainly missed lots of fun and pleasure. It was much nicer than the ChaiK-ston excursion. With boat wishes, good-bye. Olive. Stockton. Aug. SOtjJrf Mr. Kditor:~ After a lorfg si lence, we will again write /a few lines for the dear obfjChromele. Fodder is all a b<A>)jJ pulled and soon Wu'll commence picking the fleecy stNple. Mr. G. Mi Turner -is ?Veotin? a lianas une stable. -J?. .The election passed oir^,very quietly a?. this pbee^. v A /large ,*ro?vd assembled at, the poll**, but few voted. < Mr. Wiljio Rush of of tho State farm, was visiting relatives here recently. What has become of "School iriilV'' Wo would lik ? to iicur fivom her again. . To Bro. "II. T. .1." ? Just Ha me the day, and we will come up and perhaps bring our bma's, if ehe will g<?. S With best wishes to The Chroni cle, wo close. K- R* B'ack Rivor. August 2 1st. Dear Chro'hicic: ? As I have beer silent for some time, 1 will endeavor to give you a fey. dots from this community, hoping this will nod space in your valuable paper. , We are having some very disa greeable weather for fodder polling. Mrs. Martha Watkins, wife of Mr. William Watkins, passed from this life Tail Friday afternoon after a long illness. SheVleaves t*p children and a bout of f)'l?nd?C^an(^ and relatives to mourn her death Cousin Brown eyes wWs in this burg last Saturday and Sunday. I tly,nk blue eyes is her admiration, but it seems she admires black uyes just tho same. That s right brown eye*, I see where you are rigliV You must come again on tlm Sunday. tArtu i An i w,??* v*m ? i ?ml II kV ? nil I kenc0y Whkh MOTHERS. "MOTHERS' FRIEND" j Rill MaMuUTiteMB, Hirror aadftik. j for Infants ami Children. " Ciuitorln tasowcUiittapUsltoi'lilUlrvn that I iwonnuoml it tw Kki|K*rlor to<tny |?r? ?? ri|>tton kauwu to >uo." II. A. Auv iu.u, M I ?. , 111 So. Oxford St., DrwU.) n, >i, \ . uxo of ' Castorlu ' Is s<> universal ntirt Its merits no wrll known tliht itMvtnsn w?>rk of ?iijx>ivro.ratlon to otulorso it, Kownrotiio lnU'lllj;ent famllU'H who ilo lu t l'ns>tvriu witUiu rcaeU." C'AUUOii MaUTVN, 1\ 1)., Now York City. ^ OlHVS (Vlto, Constipation, J f ?Stxir stom.'u'li, l>i:tvrha<At KnioUtloii, Kills Worms, ^ixos bkvp, uiiU piviuotoa iU? K't.sti.tU, Without Injurious nioiUcntlon. " For MvoiTtT; \ oars 1 hftvo tvcomnionJcvl '< Vc.corla,' ami Khali always continue to do s \ (i it has Invariably proUucoU boneflcUU rosuUs." Kl'WIS r. Vauokk, M. !>., l'i'ih :;t root mnl Vth Avu? Now York City. TllK ('KSTAl'U ( \>MPAN V, *7 >1.1' It t( AY StKKIvS, KkW YORK Oil1*. SPEOIALi O OFFlilR WALL "PAPER. $1.00 to $<>.00 Per H 00111, Including Hoi'dors, Wu have nuult* npeelal arranfrotnentR with ('. LAWKKNOK A. Co , the irre.M Wall l'aper Manul'aeturer# ot' New York, \\ hereby weareal le to oiler to our suhserjhora tho # rente* t opportunity to l?i : v liii*!i jzradu wiill paper ?t about the cost of production. S.u.iples and circular snow - iitjj how many pieces ot" paper a room requires and how to liaiu: papt-r, acid freo on applieati m. See thu.se psio ? 8-, per roll, < Sol I.', 12e. |>< r u?!l ; I ml.ossed Holds, -ft.-., formerly .$1 .AO. l<.?le*t styles used l?y the elito of New V?jrk. A-i this ofl'er ^nily holds j?ood f>?r a limited time, yon sh >u 1 d make your select). ma and purrha.sc jgooda 'it nin e. Orders si nt ('. (). I) Address all eommnnie:'.! ions to J. LAW UK-NO 10 A t 't ) , It) West 23rd i t., Now York, N. Y. K&- Samples ot this paper can lie aeon at this willcc. 03sr ? SMALL . IN V K ST .\ i K N 'VS. Hetunrng prosperity will make many rich. lml bowhere can they make so much within a .short time as hv successful Speculation in 4 > r;i in. I'lovi-siAus and Slock, u | n OO Kt)U KAt'lI I )(>!/.. A K I N V UlSTK D cnii !??? made 1?\* our VlV'.? ? SVSTIOM A TIC 1' LA N OF S1M.CI' LATION originated by uj?. All successf:l speculators open} to on a r-.^'Ulnr system. It is n wril-known fu t that tfti>iv nr.' thousands of men in till part-; of On' JLT i> it cil fcitiitita who, bv systematic ti>?< 1 i mi? through < 1 h i n.i g<,> b ro k ers , n.ak > large arimnnts every year, ranging fi'"m a few thousand dollars for the man who invests \a bun diVd <?r two" hundred dollars u;i to $.10,000 to SK'0,000 or more 1 1 y th ?m> who invest a I'cxv thousand. 1 . % , . <) it is also a fact tbat those who ni:\ke the h'rjrest profits from comparatively small inSVcHtinenix on this plan arc person* who live away from Chicago an I invent through hrokers'wl.o thoroughly understand systonnUh; trading. Our plan do-s not risk the whole amount. invested on any trail. s l?nt eovor? hotb sides, so that whether the market rises or falls it t?ri ? ys a steady profit tin piles up enormous^- in a short lime. \V rite For Con vi Hi'! njf Proofs, aUo our Manual on vueee.ssful speculation m.d i-ur Daily Market |{ej^>rt, fit 1 1 of money-makim.' pointers. AM Free. Our Manual explains margin trading fully. Highest rctcVoiices in regard ttvour stand ing and success. For further Siifi?rniaiion ad Iresj.s Hankers anil Hiokers, July 19, tlm. 211-212 Hiallo Building, Chicago, 11). Rev. n. C. , .Jenkins, of North Carolina isvtsiting in tli Ib eommu nily. 'I he sinking ?t Sandy Grove School liouso was carried out nice ly i ast Sunday l>V Mr. W. L. Cope land and Bro. H. A. J. Wo hope^ Mr. Qoptland will como hack again foon^aa wo need assistance. \V^ were also glad ?,o see several others from L.vn liwood attending. / Mij9 Mary Owens, <?f 0<?klam?, was on a visit to relatives here lafei week. ; Mr. Di.PiPe IlvatV* nnd son, of .liishopville, have ?!? felted n store at Luck now. I will close, hoping these few words not iiud its way into trash basket. \ Surge 1'lunkot. \ Piomiscuous Itoms. A dose of Ayei's Cherry Pectoral taken in lime has prevented muUy ' a fit of Hicknees and saveft'ri hmcrous lives. This proves the necessity of keeping this incomparable, medicine where iv enn be readily renched at all hours of the day and night. No npj)<rtTtf?N Then do not try to fcrce food down ; but use the moot scientific means fo/ restoring tone to the. blomat'h. How? why, by talc ing Ayei's Sarsaparilla, and in n surpi ising short time, your appetite will come again, and como to st ly. Whon Baby xvas sick, wo nave hor Castoria. When who wn-s a Child, M10 cried for CVujtorln. j When she became Miss, tfho clung to Castorla. When she hud Children, she gave them Castoria. I K polish Spavjn . Liniment ri> , removes all hard, S ?ft or Calloused Lumps and bll'm wishes from horses, | Blood Spavins, Curb9 Splints, Swee ney', Ring Bone, Stifles, Sprains, all Hwolen Thyo.UP, Coughs, etc. Save 1 50 by use of ono bottle. Wai ranted the most wonderful Blemish Cure ever kuorcni?. by Dr. K. L.' Zemp, Druggist, Camden, S. C. UNDKR JJNEW MANAGEMENT.}! Notice i.? hereby given to the people qf Camden nnd, Ker-| shaw county that I have leiycd ' the Camden hotel, formerly the j Latham House, and respectful- 1 ly solicit a share of their pat ronige. The tabic supplied with the best the \narkct af fords. 'Raies ?1.6uj^hut day for transient boarders. Red tie* tion made for boarders by the I month. Very Respectfully, J. P. BRUCE; July 13. Manager. w 9 South Carolina College, COLl'MMA, 8. C. Position begins Suptombcr 24;-h. Ten regular Cou see wiili I >ipl< tuinn. Spccial Coura< 0, with Certificates Ho ml S8 ! n nioiitli. Total necessary expenaeH fit r ! the year (exclnsivfl of travelling, clothing niuUbnoks) , from $11.'} to sl-'fl, Wofnen lulm i t(0<l to nil ClrtKAcd. For further information, nddrcxM the "-Prosfdcnf I AMES WOODKOW. South Cnn linn ? Kershaw Countv, . V. ?? ' * I \vijl se'l at public -outery before the Court Home door i i Canldeft, 8. C.. within the legal hours of hsiIo on the firm Monday in September next, the follow ing described personal property : ()-?o dun eOlofoifdry milch oinv, Lev ied upon as the property of Brooks 151 dor. Term* of Sale ? ChMi. ?It, 1). WILLIAMS, S K . C< 4 NOTICE. _ ~ Olliee of Co. Supervisor. ' ) Camden, S, Aug..21ht, I8!)5.f Notice i# hereby given that Fw-iltbeht Blfll;eiic.\'s Ibidge on Lvn? he's Uivrr, September 10th, nt 10 oYl ick. to receive hills for repairs Jo aaid bridge Lumber to Le nil ht-nrt, and free from (ill imper fections. Work. to be given tothe lowest respon sible bidder, he to yive Bond for the faithful performnn< e of work. The right to reject .any or all bids, in reserved. Ploi.s esin Se m-en at Mr. tT. I{. Ralev's. .1. It. I'll Kl. PS, . Supervisor Kershaw County. Grand Central Hotel. Tills well knOitfntJiotel i< now undi\r new innnrg<-ni<)fM.Mr.J W Kennedy having leaned it. The building will bu thorough, ly. renovated front top (ft bottom 1 1 1 have every convenience for gueiLs. The Cuisine will be ad! thaj a lover of g">od cheer could desire. Mr. K. T. Galliard, formerly <?f the I'ovillian Hotel of Char, lysto i, wi:l be mana/er. When in Col umbia stop at ihc Grand - Cen , tral Hotel. Corner Main and Plain Htreot*. Notice of Board of Health. The attenlfnn of the citizens of Cnn dec. goner?|lv.ls hereby1 called to the fol lowing sect! in of the Act of thv Leg i-dnture, establishing Board* of Health and defining their dutiei. *o ; See. 6. The aaid Board of Health ?hall havo power to make and maintain a complete and accurate system of birth", i and death* which may occur witWln the town or city, And to compel oWdWc* to tht? miim nfofl Um? part of all phyarcmrts, ar.d othor in^dic.tl practitioners. clenrr men. magktrates, mid-wlv?a. un.Ur-, takers ^Araj-ITIft ill n|hf. piraon* from wh#m Inlormittoit for tick pur poses may properly I* frqairod Alt tc porU should b? made to the tec re tary. r ; a.a.mcmks, W C??n?. U. K &?& BOILER?l ? ? ?- ? ? ? Get Our Prices. Ootttplet? Cotton, Saw, (iilst, Oil a lid Fertilizer Mill Outfits ; also Gill, Press, One Mi 1 and Shingle outfit*. 1 Uii Ul in v?> Hridge, Factory. Furnace flnd Uailn.ml Catting*; Kadroad, ? Mill Ma ( l.in'sls' and F ictory Supoiua. Molting, Packing, Injectors, PIpo Fit4 lings, Saws, Hle.s, Oilers, etc. O A XT K Y !?; U Y I > A Y. WOliK 150 HANDS. KIlUliAlii) Hill H'OHKS & si itu ni., (AliOYlrPAS<EN\iK PFPOT. May 10, ftm, T3r?II3 ntlgsin TliUIAJM FE MALOlUNARy, o- ~fL i^psr ;y i XjXj , Full l'aculiy of curt fully selected pro* tVssional terulu r*. ITome intluonco for ?\jJr< in tin* P.'o.sioenfs family. Climate misurpasst (1 in tlifc Stale. IT UK MOUNTAIN WAT KR. f i n k s vsr |.; >V( ) k s v. w is 1 1 a o k , X > Kxpcn^os Adapfod lo (lie Hard Times. N'oxt Sos-fon CoimiitMiCf* Wed nesday M?pt. II, IN0?>% For Catalogue, full information, Cto. * address IU0V .1 . F. Mo K I N NONUVs. Greenville, 'S. C. PENSIONS!' . Being located near tlio Government iiepartmontti, am a bio ' to glvf your clftbiis better aitenti -u . than attorneys located elsewhere. Special altenlion giv> en-to-dWHcult and rvJJUU'd chiuns'r TF" your present attorney docs not kuK you. ami is slow \Hite me. Soldiers wild have lost iheir:dis>chargef can obtain new tins. Charley of (b-Kortion removed. No loo tin less you gfet a Pension. Advioo* Soldiers pensioned at less than twelve ($12) ' dollars por J mont h. and soU'eiing from disability in ndition to that named in their pension cer tified to mav obtain increase under now law. It in not necessary for vrn to have ?rotten any ailments in war to yet pension cd tinder tlie now law. Pensions for widows and children without regard if ctutflc o? soldiers death : far mothers an I fatlrora Who are now depot. dent, c whether they were dependent on soldier when bo died or tjot. Pensions obtained for servico ren dered in Mexican and Indian wars, a Mexican jnunsion can now bo 'increased to #12 a month. PATENTS (\aveats. Trade Marks, Ensii'iis, Copy right ami all Patent business conducted for Moderate IVen. Information and advice given to inventors without charge. Address II. N. MclXTfHE A Co.. At torneys, Ilox 1A7, Washington, J>. C." % -I $1800.00 GIVEN AWAY TO INVENTORS. $i $0.00 every month given ay?y to my one who apgM?f ^ through ul for (lie most mentonou* patent during M month preceding. v v ? ',WeMcareth? best patent*! IWr our- client*. / and the object of this offer is to ertemarfsge inventor* to ' keep track of their bright ideas. At the uim time we wicb to impm* upop the public the fret that IT'S THE SIMPLE, TRIVIAL INVENTIONS '? THAT YIELD FORTUNES, '?uch u the "car-window" which can be eaitily di& up * " ? and down without breaking the p&seager'slwik, "sauce parf," "collar-button," '"nut-lock."' "bottle-etopper," ! a ud a thousand other little thing* that moat Any one can 'find a way of improving; and these simple inventions are ; tWo one* that bring largest return* to the author. Try to think of something to invent. CT IS NOT SO HARP AS IT SEEMS. p/ent* taken out through ut l?C*We special notice in the I' National Recorder,' published at Washington, D. | C\, irhich i* the best newspaper published in America in i the Interests of inventors. We furnish a year's subset* p , tiorfto tliis journal, free of cost, to all out clients. We ! also advertise, free of cost, the invention each month ; which wins our $150 prise, and hundreds of thousands . , of copies of the ?' National Recorder," containing m sketch of the winner, and a description of bis invention. will be scattered throughout the United States among capitalists and manufacturers, thus bringing |nthel?M?Sft ? : ? tion the merits of the invention. T All communication* regarded strictly confidential. Address * , JOHN WEDDERBUiRN St CO.. ^olicltora of American and Foreign Patents, 618 F Street. N.W., Box 3&S* Washington, "D. C. * tjr Iitftr?tt(4 ? tJitor <tf thii faftr. Wn U/or our JO/tti't famfkUt, Fit EE. In Poor Health means so much more than you -imagine ? serious and fatal diseases result -from trifling ailments neglected. Don't play with Nature's greatest Brawns Iron Bitter* 4 7* .fc-wifi- r5.y^'.?y NrwimMiiit out of sorts. v?k ???<1 atMrrally ** mww, mivous, ktvc BO Sprite g_au?t work, butonctuko th? no*t rolla itrfnitinttitm msdlclnt.which fs Brown's Iron Bit Ml A f*w bot ttos?|i r*-? t>en?*t