The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 11, 1895, Image 3
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OCT. 11, 1 895.
For Salo
^ 'this oHlee ? Soliolttf^lii p- to
Ga ? Ala Business College of
Macon, Gm. Anyone contempla
ting attending u butintss college
can save money by seeing us before
tnukiug their arrangement^ else*
whore.'
Hot Supper.
A hot supper will he served nt
the' residence of Mr. C. U. Myers
on the night of the 23rd inst. The
?npper is given for the benefit of
Ml. Zioji Haptial Church and every
body is cordially invited to attend
Probably other attraction will be
given in addition to the supper.
j)On't forget the date and let every
body Attend.
benefitted s>From Advertiaelng in
The Chronicle.
"We. have hoard from our adver
iisement in your paper already"
said one of the merchants several
days ago whose advertisement ap
peared for tlio Ural time }n T)?a
Cluonlolo last eek. Well, we knew
lie would hear from it, and ao will
ail who advertise v with* ua. The
merchant who does not advertise
with us is losing far more than
the Chronicle is. The people be
lieve in justice.
The Llttty Fruit Store.
The Little Fruit Store, hetweeu
tax oltlco and Farmers and Mei
vhanta Bank, under the manage
ment of Miss Carrie ? Braslngtou,
?is filled with the choicest kinds of
apples, orangee, grnpee, lemons,
hanannaa, datea, etc.. There will
also be found at the Little Fruit
Store nice baker's bread, freali
from Chuijeaton e/cry day e*cept
Monday. Those who patronize
the Little Fruit Store we are sure
will be treated right.
Pine Whiskey.
Attention ia called to the adver
-^tipemer.t of the Live Oak Diattl
lery Company, of Cincinatti, Ohio,
in another column of The Chroni
cle. This Arm lias on sale at nil
the Diapensaiies in the State their
tine whiskies and with each pur
chase of a bottle "'Peebles Old
'Cabinet" a corkscrew, the price of
which is 50c, is presented gratis, i
f We can guarantee that this firms
whiskies are good or they would
not bo found in the Dispensaries.
Buffalo Bill.
This State is to be visited by the
Buffalo Bill Wild West and Con-(
? gress of Rough Riders, the great
est show on eartl^ Owing to the
enormous oixe of this show it will
?exhibit only at two points in this
State ? Columbia and Charleston.
It will exhibit at Columbia next
Tuesday, Oct. 15th, afternoon and
night. We are informed that ex
cursions will be run on all roads to
^ jCffhrfiibia that day. We return
^ thanks, to Col. W. F. Cody, (Buf
~*faloBiH) for compltmentrry tick-!
. els to this entertainment.
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T7
PiomiBCUons Items
Subscriptions for The Columbia
?Register taken at this office. ^
Buckwheat and Maple
Syrup just recieved at D. E. Ilin
aon's, .
U No. 7 Cook Stove and furniture,
P lor ${>.00.
. ,J. R. Good ale <fc Son.
'Ftesrfi^Sqker's brt?ad at the Little
FiW Storetrcfy day except Mon
davi
jOOOIK DIGESTION leads U
i uervoasness, chrouic dyspepsia am
great misery. The best remedy i
HOOD'8 SAR3APARJLF A
Mr. J. L. Tillman, the evangelist,
has been holding two services daily
at the Opara House all this week.
Mr. Tillmab impresses his healers
^ as being a good and earnest wotk
er. 7 **
^.}Ve understand that one of our
correspondents in West Wuteree
mos attacked by a huge black
snuk* one night m.t long ago.
Send us the particulars of your en
counter with the snake, Brothet.
Confusion ns to the choice of a 1
Mood-purifier is unnecessary. There
is but one best Sarsnparilla, nnd
that is Ayer's. This important
fact was recognized at the World's
. . Fair, Chicago, 1890, being the on
iy blood -uuri Her admitted to he
placed on 'exhibition.
To -reajfcve the constipated habit,
ihe-oJf? aafe treatment is * course
. of Ayer'j Pills, followed by a laxa
tive diet. Most other cathartics
do more harm than good, therefore
leading physicieua recommend
Ayer's Pills, esp'e<$1ally as a family
phytic.
ft
, When BibjrvM alck, we rata h?r CaxtorU.
When abe ?u * ChiM, abe cried for Castor!*.
Wbaa abe became Mba, abe cluo# to CaatorU.
~WhM abe Ipd Cbildrao, abe gavetbem Oaatorte,
English Spavin Liniment re
re moves all hard, SofttOr Calloused
. Lumpsaod blemmishes from horses,
. KM Spavins, Curbs Splints, Swee
??j, Riog Bone, Stifles, Sprains, all
?woIm TtoroaU, Coogba, ?tc. S*vr
$60 hj ao'bf on battle. Wit
^rutiUd tHs M??t trowlirfil
^Cirtimbovs. 9M by dr. F.
$1 25 Per Ba)
(jo i ion jjiuoiug oily M.25 per
bale. |i. Mosoley.
ForSalo at thOJ^adui Gilt Edge
Store
fl Tons A mo. Fei'iilzer,
1 " Acid,
" Kaintt.
Camden Cotton Market.
Cotton is quoted to day as f?.I
lows :
Fully Low Middlings Hi
Middling, S|
Fully Middling, 8iJ
Good Middling, N.j
Lumber at 40c t" 85;. P^r Hun
dred
Lumber i9 certainly getting
elk up. Mj\ J. A. Walt* has estab
lished a saw mill 4 m.h-s north of
Camden and will deliver at your
house (or elsewhere) pood lumh?*i
at from 40c. to 85c. per hundred
feet. If you are in need of lumber
hunt Mr. Watts up or leavo youi
orders at The ChtoUielo olllce.
Ou Saturday, Out. 12, Hob Hunt
ing's Big Railroad Shows, Circus,
Museum and Menagerie, will visit
Camden and spread his enormous
t?Dt near Court House. The good
standing of this show precedes it
through the columns of all our ex
change 8, ani it must ho ono of the
Very hest circus performances and
altogetlwr one of Lite cleuuest
shows i^v traveling. ^ v
Our Advertises
Tho merchants of Camden who
are advertising with us are:
D. E. Hinson,
R. Mo8el?v A- Co..
Mirsch Brothers,
Tho Wonder Store.
J. R. Goodale <fc Son, and
0. II. Onvi9.
Our friends will please remember
this and give these firms preference
when they come to town.
Helief *n Sfc Hours.
Distressing Kidney and Hladdei
diseases reti'fiYefl in six hours hy the
?'Now Grent South American Kid
ney Cure." This now remeuy is n
great surprise on account of its ex
ceeding promptness in relieving
pain in the bladder, ki iiieys, hack
and ever j* part rf the urinary pas
sages in rnnlo or female. It relieves
retention of water and pain in pass
ing it almost immediately. If yon
want quick relief and cure litis is
your remedy. Sold hy -.Or. F. L.
Ze.np, Druggist, Camden, S. C.
Everywhere we Go
1
Wfc find some one who has been
our^d by Hood's Sarsaparilla, anil
people on all hnnds aro praising
this great inedicine^for what it has
done for them awfl their friends. J
Taken in time flood's Sarsparilla
prevents serious illness hy keeping
the blood pure and all the organs
in a healthy condition. It is the
great blood puriflei.
O ? ? 0 ?
Hood's 1*11 Is become the favorite
cathartic with every one who tries
them. 25e. per box.
A Curd.
Mr. Editor: ? It is with reluct
ance that we have to acknowledge
the fact that one of West Water
ee's most useful young men ha*
decided to make Camden his future
home. Nevertheless Mr. Editor,
we have that consolation^ Mint
while Pi ue Grove church haft- hist
one of her most worthy official*,
tind the singing choii hns lost one
of its prolFessois, anil the Sunday
School a teacher, and whilV'Ht*tl
ver Dam Democratic club has lost
her Secretary, and that while the
Beaver Dam Volunteers have lost
o.ie of their alde-tLieut's. andDi'll
"toasters, that Lieut. Manties Ra.
bog wit!) his mr.st noble qatolities.
?n?J b!a*tnflu?t?ce merits for him
a position in your city among the
very hest of society. We find
however, Mr. Editor, that his m??i
its, his popularity and his in
fluence is not only shown aliout
his homo in West Waterce. To il
lustrate this fact we would csl!
t.he attention of tho ueneral public
to the larjie crowds of I. is friends
who congregate themselves in and
about the new store of Hon. D. E.
Hinson. Why it would almost ap
pear sometimes that Pino Grove
cburvh wholly were going to spend
their money with their Secretary
Take another view of it, and ^one
would suppose that Heayer Dam
club was going iff hold a meeHno
?t the i.ew store of II<?n. 1)." K
Hinson, and another view of thV
orowd would lead one to believe
that Lieut, Rahon w-ss going to
exercise his coinpanv there, ai.H
t hat is just what he is going to d"
Mr. Editor. And we hope the
tra ling people of Kershaw countv
will continue to gather in the new
store of Hou. I>. E. Hinson and
join the company of Lieut. Kulton
until they i?$y all And that he is n
most worthy and honest salesman
as well aa a very efficient drill
roister, and until he may win for
himself th$t honor and that credit
to which I16 ia entitled, and we feel
perfectly satisfied that wh. ? Lieail.
Ration I Mis served Mr. Ifi.<aan (he
remaining part of the current year
that Mr. Hinaon will 1>e fully aat
isfled to give him the refoaal of a
poaition in Uie future, wlilch will
meet with the approval of his hoa;
of friends.
Beaver Dam volunteer* drill os
Saturday before the Sod Sundtfy
la each month at t o'clock P. If.
Tbw |kiMm M9 cordially lavlud to
?Mai with ia Bearer Dam.
The Alliance
The regular (piaiteily meeting
<?f the Count v Alliance wm held at
the Court llouwe oil Wednesday
Ins'. Mr. Wilhoui, <if Voik, vs n ?>
present and addressed t h ?? meeting.
I'ri'KUlenl M 1 1 a I ho add i eased the
tiuetVng which address will tie pub
lished '-next we* k.
Tak?n t<> ? ho Asylum.
I Deputy Sheritl' llatemau brought
to-Camder. yesterday M Us Anna
ilrown, of the luirshult Chinch
neighborhood. \\ ho was considered
I > v her frit-nd* demenled. Cpon
examination l?y |)rs. Dunn and
Coiheti she waa adjudg.-d insane,
and was tiAen t ? the Aajluin this
morning.
2)9 /
Mrs. T. 1*. Sander/^ qtt' Hagoods,
d'ed on last SnifttUTy. The Inter
ment t-,#>k place at the Cantdcn
cemetery. Mis. Sanders was a sister
of Capt. .las. L. Haiic, of our town.
Rev. ?). K. Shaw died near Dar
lington on Sr; t 28l-h. Mr. Shaw
!uid many fr.eiids in thin communi
ty who will rt'gret to learn c f hia de
mise.
Now Dentist
Anypone can have their teeth
fixed at these prices. 1 will he at
Camden from i'ie 21st to the 28tli
inst. to do any woik in the dental
line. I am posted in all tho latest
methods in dentnl work and guar
antee iutUfaution. My prices are
1 as folio vp :
Gold Killings from $1,60 to $2.00.
Amii^nm Killing* 75c.
Cement Killings 75c.
Gold Orn'vnK #5.00.
Platen from $10.00 to $12.50.
g^CP^Olllee at Workman Hotel.
J E. Kutledoe, m. i> , d. i>. s.
tCj
Worthy Ycur Confidence.
The success of Hood's Sarsapa
ri ll:i itF*** conquering scrofula in
whatever wnv it may manifest it
self in vouched f<>r by thousands
who wore severely afflicted by 1 li i?*
prevalent disease, but who now re
joi<eover a permanent cure by
Hood's Sarsaparilla. Scrofula
may appear as a luimor, tor it ma\
attack t ho glands of the (neck, or
break out ?n 'dreadful running sores
on the body or limbs. At;.ackit.g
the mucous membrane, it may de
velop into eMai l h or lodging in
ihe lungs lead t?? consumption.
Come as it may, a faithful course
of treatment wuh Hood's Sarsapa
rilla will overcome it, for working
npon the foundation of all diseas
es, impure bliod, the system is
clarifb d and vitalized, and vigor,
strength ar.d health restoied lo the
body. '' ?
An excellent lot <?f Pauls just
arrived at
J. R. Goodnle ?Jk Son's.
J. R. Gordale & Son carry a
very select line of Clolhing also
very cheap.
Hob Hunting's Rig Railroad
Shows, Circu?. Museum awd Menag
etio is now billing Camden in U'e
most elaborate manner, and t lie
igorg^ousness snd variety of the
beautiful printing stnkes one with
bewilderment. The show is three
? imes as l>ig as it ever wac, and no
money has been spared^fvhile lutild
ing'it larger, ? to make it keep
pace with the very best. TSu* ir
resistaMe Rob wi'l J>e in the ring
himself ; Monarch of all clown*-!
The enormous tents 'will be spread
near Court f!ouse. Don't forget
the day ond date Sat urday.Oet. 12
A Great Rig Circus without an
equi?l! That's the expression of
all who have be* n R?di Hunting's
Circus, Museum and Menagerie.
The. very l>esl Kquestraius, Gym
nasts and Acrobals, both male and
fem-al^t' ar?? e.?jfajfft<l with it, and
(he old reliahla Rob himself, the
monarch of all clowns is there to
dispense the laughing mailer
brimming over in measure. There
will be a suTmrt-sTreiit parade at 10
a. u). resplendent wiXlr gii tiering
newness and crowded with wonders
from all puts of the earth, and 150
llor-.es l hat hay*- no equal. Ele
phants, CantfTs, open dens of Liont, |
Timers, Hyenas and Leopaids, fills I
the Royal Pagent. On Saturday
Oct. 12lh,near Court House.
jjjfoni Qur (j'erro^ponilent^.
Pine Qrove
Oct. 0.
- Mr. Kditor: ? ! will* come again
claiming my apace in your valua
ble 4 though news being very
scarce I cmi'l write anything of
in licit importance.
Miss N innie West ling returned
home after spending a few flays
with friend* at ihis plage......*?
Messrs. .limmie Hiadtey and
Jhnuife McCoy have gone to Char
lotte, N. to rpend some time.
We hope theij* good luck.
There itjattng to be a hot sup*
per at Mr. U. Myers on Wednes
day night, the 23 inst. Come on^
come all!
We heard of a fellow having had
luck the other night; after driving
ten miles to take his girl to church
made a mistake ajxl walked out
with the wrong gir! and then on
hia way hack home, he found the
t">a?l filled up with trees. We don't
know but we cxj^fct be loot bit
temper.
/ Mia. 8?ltie Dunn kaa been ill
nriilt fever but is improving sow.
Mm Henrietta Myers tin* bnen
very III, hot la now improving.
Mra. 8allU M ?eleyt an*' aged
*? ? ? ' ? y
I lady of this community died oh
tlu; 111) inst. 'I lie funera1 lfcrvin>
were conducted bv Kev. ?l. 1\.
Smith at Ml. (Cion. She leaves :?
host of relatives Hiul friends It
mourn hei dc-a ( t? To the bereav
ed ones tender our deepest sym
pathies.
When (he Angel of the l.md proclaim*
thai 'lino ?iluill be no more,
v\'e shall gather, and the saved u?>!
rainsomed se,4,
Then ti? OM'ot iiiwi'ilu-r. tin ilii
I > r i 1 1 1 celcvthd *hore,
; What h gathering of the faithful that w il'
I will close with best wishes to
< Mi, Editor: ? According to
promise we will give yon.r readers
a few items frun our fjuiwt litth
burn. Svohar is situated near the
head of Sanders Creek or the re
gion about.
Picking the tleecy staple is the
order of the day.
^Ginger" was snake bitten 22nd
while trangresbing Irudition of the
Sabbath, ?Ginger' is a Jaek-Krbbit
of the Mastill' family.
Mrs, L. 1). Shaw and children,
left here for Dailington her future]
home. Success to them.
We saw your conespondent from
.McLean's Branch not loiig since
winding his why from ? guess
when? We naturally expect to
report some marriages next time.
Mr. A. Shaw says that he ex
pects in' embaik to Texas soon,
(b.t.'t think we can spare him now.
We will close with kind regards
to The Chronicle and correspon
dents, yVwrs for good luik.
'Che CIm niole.
Sis.
Sept. 24.
Den uis.
Ionia.
Dear Chronicle : ? I will try to
write a fi-w lines for your very in
teresting column* ; not tlmt 1 have
su touch of interest lo write, but
siinpl) to prove' my kind re mem
In anoe ?'3 ?on.
We Iihvo had no rain yet, and it
is just terribly dry and dusty.
The protracted meeting at Sa
lem is si ill in progress and the
probabilities aie that it will con
tinue through this week. The pah
tor, Rev. Peter Stokes, is assisted
hy Rev. J. 1,\, Attn way. Ho is a
very interesting man, ami seems to
be thoroughly consecrated to the
mission which he is fulfilling. VVe
ii ust that he may be instrumental
in the hands of the Lord in point
ing many souls to the' cross of
Christ the Lamb, which taketh
away the sins of the world. Som?
have already claimed the blessing
of sanctitieation.
The barn and stables belonging
to Mr. J. A. Galloway, was du
stroyed by ll<e on last Fiiday
night, it was ifudoubtcdly the woik
of ??n incendiary. The loss \*a?
not less than ^ 200, no iusuiiince.
Well as I have noihiig more of
interest to write w ill clone f ?r thin
time. With kind witrie* to The
Chronicle nud cou'CppondcnlK.
Good liy? ! ' Olive.
Turkey C.'eQk. '
As my letter did noV get in I
will come again claiming my space
irf your bright columns.
Mr. R. N. H?l', Notury public
<?f Lucknow, paid Hrown Kyes a
tlving visit lust Su..day.
Mrs. C. C. Sioke*, accompanied
hy her swret. and attiaclive yotiny
daughter Miss Isalu-lln, passed
through Anr burg recently.
Mr. W. J. Wht.kiup, the success
ful hide buyer of Charleston, S. C.,
has moved back to his old home in
Savanna!', Ga. We wish him
success.
Sister Sarge l'lunkett is very i'l ;
we think it from the departure of
her bent fellow. She ,look* very
s;id.
1 close. W. J. W.
Mr. Editor: ? If you will permit
I will try and give you a few dot?
from this section for the benefit of
your valuable paper and your many
readers also, but news is so very
scaice until we hardly know what
to write that would be most inter
esting to them?
Cotton picking is going on with
a rush, it looks as if tiie cotton is
running a race with the pickers,
hut the race will doubtless soon be
over, if it continues to open at rap
idly as it has been for the past
Health Restored
/ALL RUN DOWN
No Strength nor Energy
Miserable
K
ME.
da
RED
R,ES.
CURED BY USING
Ayer's Sarsaparifla
"flereral year* nuo. my bloo?I w?* In Oi
bar! condition, my fl>'?trm all ran down, ?1
* ? 1 h<?1ih vi-rr rrv
?' CnktoriaiMMtwell adapt oYtoi'hlUltvii that
I rooouunoud It uh Miyeiiw to any prosiriptiou
kuowu to tuts." 11. A. Akcukr, M. 1?.,
Ill ti?x Oxfon! St., Urooklyu, N.
"Tl vi use of * Contort a ' Is ko universal and
Its morlttf s<> woll known that it s<>oniH a work
of s?jHMvrv?(;atton to endoiw it. Kow an* t!i?
Intvllltfrnt famllUw who do uot koop Costoria
withlu easy rvAch."
OAKUM Mamtvm, 1). I>?
Now York City.
Custorla ourua Colic, Coustlimtlon,
Sour Stomach, lMarrluva, Kmc tat Ion,
Kills Worms, give* nloep, ami j><\uuotfta tll
gt'SllOH,
Without tnjurloua implication.
"For sovrral year* I hnvo tvconunomtt>d
'I'lihtoriik,' ami kIi.iII always continue to do
no, (m it h.U Invariably prodiUM*! bciioftclal
rojiultji."
Ki>w?n F. Vaukkk, M. 1\,
14Mh Street uiul 7th Ave., Now York City.
Thk Ckntavh Company, 77 Murray Ktrkkt, Nrw \ork Utt,
? IIMIIlMIMMjl? 1? ?mn? ? ?
HIRSCH BROS.
FIRST III'- l lll. SEASON.
For the past two weeks we have been opening up large ship
ments from both northern and foreign markets and we are now
in position to show to the public the largest, the most complete
ami most attractive lines of
I>ry Ooods9 Clotliin^,
//.I TS, StlOKS, GKX'/S' FUItXISMXG aO()I>S, iV(\, <V(-.
o
Ever displayed in this city each day adding the newest novel
ties that arj to be worn tor the coming season.
To Start The Season Just Opei. ed.
50 ladies capes, lates styles, in navy blue, black and tan, to
be sold at $3.60, worth $5.00 and $0.00.
'Jo pieces of fall outing, lull width, at He. a yard, wort h 12ic.
20 pieces of cashmere, double fold, at 12?c. a yard worth 25c.
40 pieces in protfy\l>rocades at 12 I -2c. a yard.
8 pieces of beautiful "Hob Hoy" plaids, 8(i inches wide, at!
30c. a yard.
Handsome line of illuminated and fancy weave dress goods.
Inspect tlie novelties in varied effects at 7oe a yard; cannot be
du pleated
hlegant line of dress goods in suit lengths, no two suits'
alike in all the latest novelties, boucles, camel's hair, Scotch
weaves, rough weaves, crepons, &c.} &c.
BLACK GOODS.
This stock is unsurpassed in its grandcaur. Enljie new stock,
replete with all the very newest creations for ?the fashionable
world. It will be worth y?mr time to evil and inspect this de
partment. The most beautiful "Boucles, " this goods being th^
leading style of dress goods for the coining seasons. We are
showing them in endless varfety. Also, handsome line of plain
brilliantines. Full Jine of hem iettas, serger, diagonals, cie
pons, basket weaves, &c.
? *
Owr Under wear
a
Department is now complete. The largest stock we have ever!
carried, in fact 'too larger and wo have marked s ame at prices
that have never had an equal, in ordir that the stock may be
reduced.
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
Wo have the target and most complete line of iiienX boy
and children's clothiii^j^w-whown in this city at pricei never I
heard of before.
Children's suits, sizes 4 to 14, from 7oe. up to 0?.
Boys' suits, sizes 14 to 19, from $2.00 up to $l6 00i
Men's suits, sizes 84 to 42, from $2.50 to $20.00.
BOOTS & SHOES.
\Vc carry the most complete line in the ci'y. We( buy th^m dit
rect fioin the manufacturer, which enables m to sell at retail
for wholesale'prices. We can soli you sh <es et old prices, fit
you know shoes have advanced considerably, b??t we bought
,pur entire stock before the advance and we will give our c^ltfo
irters the benefit of the prices. Call early and often and f se
cure the best bargains. y r i .
C- ? Res^ectiolfy,
HIRSCH BROS.
three weeks.
We ore very tflpd to learn * tlj.1t
Miss. P. A Walkins who has heen
quite ill for (lie p:iel week i? im
proving very fast.
We v. ill say a few words to the
old moidH. They had- heller he on
I lie i r ii'h and qV, for there is n
candidate in the field; he ?<iid that
he intended to marry if lie had to,
many one that was hall-headed
Stnto of South Csiolina, i T it tho Court
Ker.sluw County. > of . Common
> I'Iimh.
Theodora f,arpr, Guardian of S. L. Laujr,
ri'iintilf, I
against
Thos. J. Workman. Executor K?tate ,
John Workman, et. al , Defendant!*.
In mtrmun.ro of the order granted Jf*,
Id* Honor I. I). Wl!hett>|>oon, I'renidftig
Jud^c, in tho above entitled cjte, onUio
Dili <jf Septcitnber, 185)5, I will offer for
Hale at public outcry, l?eforc t*>o Court
Ilouae door in Camden, within the regu
lar hours of Hale, on the first Monday in
No\'emh?r, IR95," being the 4lh day of:
lh? month, *11 that piece, parcel or tract
of land canstitutinfr a portion of the es
tate of John Workman, situated in the <
Slate of South Carolina, Kershaw Coun
ty, on the Lock hart Road, about Bight J
miles North of Camden, adjoining Ian <U,
now or formerly of Katatn ol Zemp
Kstnle of Champion, fhe same known by i
plat of record in <Im? oics <A Clerk and
Register of Mesne Conveyance for Ker
shaw County in connection with deed
from John D. Murray to John Workman,
dated Ar^il 13th, WIS, In Bonfc p. Hfs
?44, containing Eight Hondre* and Nine
teen (610) acre*, fr om or lean.
? ? ? ? ? tm.
K. B. WI
8. K. C
Oci. 11th, I8M?
?4,
TYI'HOm AM) DIPHTHERIA.
it ,? ?e.. ?fT i Tie ?:i Ky. liOttl**
vtllc'a Death lUte DOibl#d/
rhc health authorities of IfftWilh and
| rttnt?* iitv alarmed at Iho prtfctoooe of tf*
M4-U^r ami ?llphtUorU, wbfek M?W?hf
*vas never l-oforo known -to llriatM
m dwath-rAte In Louttvlllo lot
h doubled, on Account 0 * ^
|M? ?ll*?Aee, nod tbw? lOkMt
h>t. From nil MCttkpm of J
HsComA lr,5'u
c'.-.ic. -'i'vv-i hu?4nM *f4 lft|
i"**" "" " f "** tw?11 i!'1]'/? -sr.
and li act shsaded teeth jfourj
or live times; he Raid that he
means business now, for he hap ul
ready enough rails to huild liitn a
T. 11 . Allen, .Hero, York.
John A. Biuiy, Zadiek, York.
S. S. \Vi^i< Pork.
\V. II. J oh i) ho n, Aiken.
Ij. P. Singleton, Wnlhnlln.
\V. (I. SiTd (on, Jefferson, Chester*
clil.
John l>. Jtnbb, Fountain Inn,
S hmmi * illt*.
I . Shore*, Sniithville, Sumter,
Aii?l< i >'in I >ihtilling Company, Mose*
L'V, A" ? ft?OII.
.M. J^Ahhloy, lfoncA P^th.
V. P. O'Neal, Corontrt-a, Abboville.
J . E. ( inrvin, Wapjener, Aiken.
I >. T. Collins, Hillsdale, Greenville.
J). M. JefTVotif, Norway, Orango*
nirg.
J. M. Stni ki??, Witt'a Mill, Loxing*
on.
Jclli-rsoii Harrison, Greenville.
\V. P. (Ireer aud J. A. Haddon,
Duncan, Spartanburg*>-?? >
O. I*', Ilightoner, Limn. Groenvilfo.
E. M, IJiihty, Morgan's, Edgefield.
' W 1} Harlej, Wood ford, Orange
(II .
i^Johu Kfumnifv?r, Wnlbftll*
house a rid enough black- .jack poll*
to llooi tm- house in nl) lei
I lit- re |s u ccrtain gentleman
? <ui burg ih.it id eioullu^ u very
handsome mill to i the benefit of
Ins neighbors i ,i general. JS?mo of
his neighboi a Ma i<l that lie, after
h h v i o *? one days woik done on tire
dun, irtiii'il to hi* room in perfect
ft.'it i.sfui i ion, l?ut lie woke up some
time dining the ujyhl ami hearing >
distant thunder lie sprang from his
lied ami made haste to the mill (pr
In- fiared t hat. his j?rate expecta
tions might he adrift. They say
??very time u mI< i r t of clouds passes
? MM, lie tell* some of 1.14 hoys to
go down lo the mill and r'dse Borao
of (he gutt-a, hut. to he very careful
and nuurd the tlsh hack, for Ire
aims io supply tho markets in u
short w Idle.
Cumii out Brown eyes let us
hear fioin you ajjain.
As 1 am a new writer vaud fear
this will find i i h way t> 'the waslci
husket I shall close.
Philadelphia. ?
Hitch Hill.
Oct. 7.
Mr. Kd : ? After a long silence 1
will endeavor lo give you a few
dots from thin hurg. although news
i?i very scarce. .
Mr. .1. A. Klli?, accompanied by
Jiim fricHd, Mr. G. B. Cly burn, of
Lynch wood, lutve taken their do
part nre for Atlanta, Ga. We with
them lio'h much joy.
Cousin Surge Plunkett la anine
what ill, but we think it U from
tho departure < f tho charming old
bschelor of lluppy Hill.
Mr. ICd. what has become of -
Bros. II. A. .5. and Plough Hoy?
Surely there best fclrU have _|u>V
gone back on them or stioy must
lie mariied.
Mis. W. I). 1). Hall who has
heen (julte ill is improving slowly.
There i* some hope of her fooover^.
B^'V. J. jfc. Shaw, of BishopvUlet.
died near Darlington, on last Sat
urday work Sep. 28, at 1 .o'clock
P. M, The cause of his death wan
supposed to have been brain fever.
Well us news is scarce and I *m
feel ng very bad I will close.
Brown Eyes.
j . t: burdell,
CJV1L ENGINEER^ & SIJKVEYOH.
CAMDEN, - - S. U.
Municipal Entrineorinir. Surrcying of
Lands and Buti-Dlvitfiona of Tracts u
specialty.
Arrest
disease by the timely use of
Tutt's Liver Pills, an old and
favorite remedy of Increasing
popularity. Always cures
SICK HEADACHE,
sour stomach, malaria, indiges
tion, torpid liver, constipation
and all bilious diseases.
tutts Lif?*w "
Notice ot Annual#
Meeting.
Notice is hereby given that the ann*
ai meeting of the County Board oi Com- 1
tniisioiiers of Kcrehaw County, will be
held on the flrat Thursday after tlie flrat -j
Monday i:i November, 180ft, at the ofl?u
of ihu npdcrsign.ed in Camden, * 8. C.
Ali pciFonn holding bills. accounts or
dctyinnds of any k.nd ngainnt Kershaw
County winch have not been before pre,
scnt?<l arc requested to deposit the same
with the underused on oT before the
first day of November, 180J, ho tniU they
may be examined and ordered to he pa.'d
at the annual meeting. ? t
By order ot tho Board.
J. B. PHELPS,
County 8?jpervit?>r.
* n'T
Tl
Witness , Jurors and Cotv
\y<
'Oftice of -tt'7;
Count# Treasurer. Kershaw Comity,
Camden ,8. (J., Sept. 23, 1115.
I <i accordance with tho Act lo.raia*
supplies for the fiscal year commencing
November 1, 1804, notice is hereby "eiv,
en tl?nt the Tre-ieurcr'a office of Ker
shaw County will be open for th* collec
tion of taxeaTuemlpy, the 16tb day of
October, 189.">. ond will remain open un
til Tuesday, December Blab. 189o.
Tlia rate . per centum for Kershaw
county is as follows :
Kor Stato purpoaea 4* j rtiilln.
'? School 'fax 2 '
Ordinary County tax
Int. on l.ailrond bonds i'j
Witnes
?tables
? - nmi
Tolnl 12?? -imllla
Poll Tax, *1 00.- ? : [
Tl-e following special levies havejbcca
Inate alao:
Special school tax , District No, Hr .'5
tnilU. . . ?T' ......
For intereat on Sob xd Glided
School Building Dint. No. I, of s
mill. , i
S|>ecTM?dU|M|lf4x Dist. 4, 3 mills.
n ?? j ?> ? ? j
.1 41 ^ K*. ? ?. ] 0' 2 '
. ?? >? y- ?
,i i. it r ?? |7f %/?* ?
Tnxoa are payable in ihp following
kind of funda a^-^r.o other { Cold and
siUer coin, ? IT. S\ Carrenfcy, National
Bank Nn.en and Coupons which will be
come parable dorijne the Wear 18U5, on
the vrtid Consolidated Bonds of this
State, known as tha **l>eflCTe?cy Bonds,"
af.o oil Juror's cerllfcates ami th? per
dio.? of Sure witnesses in, the Circuit
Ccnrt will be received for Coaaty taxea,
not including Hctiaof taxes.
All Information aa to taxes will be Air* ?
njahed npon apflleastoa.
N. B.? Ta*-i?ar?raaf? iM|t^a(>oa to
or Mom oatfca ta*t4ay*<
,re no aot boric?
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