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NOV. I, 1805, For Sale The furniture or Dr. CJ. VV all ace Jvelley will be sold. For further information apply to W. J. Jones. Hew Fertilizer Rates it, The new rales on fertfiineis have beeii announced by tho Kailioad < 'oa)rui8*iouciH and will by found ou our first page. For Sale Ar. upright Fisher Piano. C.ood -an new. Cost $350.00 tlnoe year* ago. Will be sold now at a sieri lice. For further information tip ply at this olliue. Hot Supper. There will ho a hot supper given at tlio jesidt'nre of Mr. J. A. liahun on Wednesday nijjht the Oih inst. '?f >r tho benefit of the Church. All I., aio cordially invited to attend. ? Hymeneal. T\t;. J. A. Kir by and Miss Lulu ? Monroe were married mi last Sun day afternoon at Henlali {?'liurch, Rev. Athu T.'Japiison, of the Cam den Baptist Church, ollbdatinjj. To Brother K#rbyf and his (harm lug bride we extend our most hear* ty congratulations. Better Than in Ton Years A gentleman who It as been mat - leU year!*, ill id W bo ol tti'ltrd <?ii 1 iu life at that lime in debt will *W\itxy out this Full and ho clear of debt for t,ho fiiyt time in leu/years Yerily the are Retting/better. ulievt( the country is in a bet H^-OQndili^n than it has been for . iwenty^Jiife years. Auction Sale of ILrses. , ; ? 1 will have a ear load of. good harness, draft" end saddle horses in a few days, and will sell them at auction on Wednesday, November (ill). Sales will begin in front ofj my stables between 10 and 11 (/clock Wednesday, Nov. (ith. Re member the date, and if you wani i? good horst. ghej), don't miss thisl opportunity. f S. B. Latiiam. Mr- Q. L. Kirkley. j | Attention is cdled to the adver tisement of AJ r. C . L. Kiikley in' llio Ciiror.iclo to-day. He announc es that he has a choice line of groceries, tinware, etc., which you I should inspect. Mr. Kirk!cy's eat ing saloon is now ready and an in spection will convince you that it is first-class in every respect. The cooking department is in charge of that veteran caterer Richard l'rice which is a sullieiei.t guaran/ tee Hint it is done right. / ' \ The Dispensary in Atlanta. State Liquor Commissioner Mix son has deputized Mr. I* F. Tur ner, of Hl:u kvillty to Lake charge of the Dispensary exhibit nt the At lanta Exposition. 1 Mr. Turner will arrange everything in as creditable manner as possible and will be on1 hand all the time to explain the bottling depart ment and general workings of the Dispensary to the hundreds of visitors who will be anxious to learn something about *>outh Carolina's new liquor system. Many copies of the Dispensary Act will tie sent to Atlanta for free distribution and those nlio wish can find out in Atlanta every feat ure of the Dispensary. ? Columbia Kegister. ' Fiomiscuous Items Said a postmaster to us recently : - 4,Yo?r **npcr I'l.mcs more promptly and regularly titan any other pub lication that comrg to this otfice." Our Crockery and tinware de pnrvrucnt is the place to get what I you want. f R. Gondale ?fc Son. ftREAT BATTLES are contln \A ually going on in the human sys tem. Hood's Sarsaparilla drives out diseaso and Restores Health. ? A uougu wuicU persists tiny iti ?er day, should not be neglected j ny longer. It. means something more than a mere local irritation, and the sooner it is relieved the I idler. Take Ayei's Cher 13* Pec toral. It i* prompt to actdaud fine to cure. " The only permanent cure for. chronic eatari h is to thoroughly expel '.he poison from the system by tlie faithful and persistent use of Aver'h Sarsnpar.illa. This won derful remedy proves sueccsoful when all oilier theatment h^s fail ?cd to rdieve t h 2 sulFerer. ^ Wh?i w m ftlclc, wo gave hor CaittoifC When she was ft Child, sho cried for 0'a?t<>rtA. When ?ho bocamo Mtsa, hIio clung to Cn.-itorla. When she hod Children, sho gave them Ca>*orut. . English Spavin Liujmepi re n innvei all liard, Soft or Calloused Lumj s and hleromishes from horses, lilood Spavins, Curbs Splints, Swee ney, Ring Booe, Slides, Sprains, all swofcn Tlirojl** Coughs, etc. Save 950 by use ol_on<i bottle. W *r* rallied the inost wonderful HleW>i?h Cnre ever known. Sold by Dr. F. Zcinj>, l>: uggiat. Camden, 3. C U yw's This! Wo iiU'ci' Uuu lluudred Du'lata Uew ard for any case of Catarrh tliut cannot bo cuied by Hall's Ca tn r rli ( lire. F., J. CHKNKY it CO., Props , Toledo, (). We, i lio undersigned, luive known I1'. J. ( lii'iny f'?r the hist 15 years and believe liim peifectly honoia I >1 1? in all business impactions and llnaiu-iully able to carry out any obligation* mad* liy their II i in. Wi :* t A' Tri'ax, Wholesale l)i;.g ??itsts Tided", < | ^ W.\i.i>iNt;,KiNX.V!< A Al.\uvi.\,Whole ' Ha 1?> Druggist, Toledo, ( >. 1 1 nil's Catai rh < u n* is I n k#?n i n (finally, acting directly upon t lit* blood and mtieou? silifuec* id I lie J system. I'lt^e, 7 .">? ? . per botile.Solo by all Druggists. 'IVsiiinoivitiU free. For Saio At this office a Scholarship to the (in ? Ala business Cwl|e?*u ol M iu!oo, (iu. Any?>m> contempla ting att? tiding a biirdijiss college can save money by teein* us before majiing their arrangements else where. Our Adyertiscrs. 'l'he me roll ants of Camden who are advertising with us are: i). k. n i n so i), R. Mosi'h'V A' Co., Hirsch brothers, The Wonder Store, Latham Itrf.lUurs, C. 1-. Kiikh'V, .J. K. Goodale it Son, and C. II. Davis. Our friends will please remember this and give these linns preference when they come to town. Eehcf in Six Hours. Distressing Kidney and bladder discuses relieved in six boots by the "New Great South American Kid ney Cure." This new remeuy is a great surprise on account of iis ex ceeding promptness in relieving pain iu the bladder, ki iooys, bark an I every part < f the urinary pas sages in male oi female. It relieves retention of water and pain in pass ing it almost immediately. If yon want quirk relief and cure this is your remedy. Sold by Dr. F. L, /ie.op, Druyuisl, Caindun, S. C. Y:u Cr.n Ee!i?vo The lePtiim nials published in be ll a' I' of Hood's. Sarsapai ilia. I'he\ are written by h'Miest people, who have ftt'luftl!}' found in their own experience that Hood's S.-irsa par ilia purities the Mood, crertcs an appetite, strengthens the system and absolutely and permanently cuies all diseases caused by impure oi deflcient blood. Hood's IMlls or the liver and bowel", act promptly, easily and effectively. Lost His Shoe ar.d Mcney. A dispatch from liJnck ville un der dote of Out. 26, says .J. H. Ri le.v , a cotton buyer who lives at Sallry's, a stnail station near heie on the Carolina Minlawd railway, was robbed night before ^ last of $3,4iOO. H afore retiring, ^ftlr. Riley placed ikti mmihvf 'Which was iu bill^*ff ljii ge denominations, in his shoe and 'put the shoe beside Uk bed a* usliul, thinking it u perfect ly safe way to t ("cure it if uny one should rittempt to rob him. I'm on awaking yesterday m.rning, the sliou and money were both gone. Detcciive Wnks of Denmnik is at woik on the ense, but as yet he has found no clue. Buckets --R?d Cedar, Pino, Juni per, Well, Tin ?? n?l Galvanized. J. It G'UmIsiIi' i\: 5Si?n. Bunted 0u?. Mr. O. It. Burt, broi hor-m-law of Mr. \V. I''. Roe<k who f ir *<? era! years resided in this eominu ntty> '>"1 n jvv living in Oe?l i, Kin., met v i i M a scrinim it.ss liy file on the 20ili ult. Krom the Oculn Daily Star t,ak- the f ?lli?win'?: "At 2 o'cimk Sntiiiday morning, while the family wire fill asleep,! ; t he elegant ten r<>?>u; viJ|?? owned I ? y M r. }i inl Mr?. ('. [{. Bull, at i Burl's crossing, three miles from Hoinosassa, caught (in*. When t !:?? family wric aw.-ikcned l?y tlie (I ii.ies and smoke. the fire whs uii 1 ?? i hik h headway thnt wit h difficulty tliei saved I hemsvl ves, and very few of the contents were Bayed, Tin* house in supposed to huv.ti.^caugi.1 from span tane.xi * 'mm 'his lion. This was r>no of the finest resi liences in Citrus eountv, find was an ideal home. The building, a large, two-siorv, ton-room/- house, was elegantly finished in tli'e most modern style, and f-irnislimi with the finest of furniture throughout. All of the i Id family keensak-s and relic# lielil dear hy the family wore eons timed with the rest. Not Ions* since Mis. Burl pinch iscd a pi:ino, fur which she j?ave *500. Not only the liou^c and contents, hill tlie carriage house, lining ami slaldes, were all consumed. Tlie I < >s h is great, and on'y ha f covered Uy insurance. This is the second time lliiu un foi Innate family have lieen hurtled out of liouse and home. For the present \they afe Maying witli f; lends in HomosrtVea, where they will remain until a house can he erected on their island in front of Copt. Richardson's, Paradise, St. Marlins River. \Vt? jxlcud in (he family our sin cere sympathies in the loss 'f their home." j a Camden Cotton Market. ('olU)U U noted to-d?y f?>l* lows ; Fully l.ow Middling, Middling, h J Fady Middlings 8 ^ ( i 4 tod Middling, SA PorSviia1" Dr. t!. W'ulimu: Ktllcy, who} *pcht 1:181 \\ ilite r in < 'attldcli and 1 who C\ JitH'l ed Id lit1 Idle Jtealll I Ills' I \\ inter litis decidtd n ? ? L t>? conic, ' Mini %\ 1 1 1 be here on Monday f ? ? r the ||)iii|)(?m' of disposing < .f his l,on?e I hold fin nit "ic which wan Nil lit it >i ihm last \\'iui*r. notice <?f '. hc{ furniture sale wili In* found in the! li I si coi ii in n it n litis naye. J I Mr. II. I,. Wat l<ins in altendinej i In* Atlanta K \po?ii ion this wc? k. j Coin | > I r?dli i (ieii'-ral .lames Nor ton Is ixpccted i:i < Vim, ilfii lo-day. Another 1 ? >l of N icu Pants j'.isti received. .1. li. ( ? ond ilf tV S ui. Iltui't, f o ? t ?! en v on want a nice S.I it if ( 'lot III s. .). It. Ci < mmI it It* A' Son. j I ron 1 1 us ad \ a net d hut on r Slaves have not. J. U. (jMoiVnle A* Son. Ml- OI'vo'. ??li. M. li te" l'lot ICcvcaleil. Dear ( Mwon icle : ? - A I ler a si le nee i of several wc? k?, we will again elitini our space in your interest- 1 i ii or paper. M r. and Mis. II. T. .Johnson and children i>l Sh imroel:, have been ] visiting in this neighborhood re cently. We were, delighted to meet with them on last Sa'niday niuht. Mid snuortly hnpo that n? may ha\e the same pleasure again soon. Mr. .1. A. Kirliy and Mi?s Lola Mm. rue were united in tin* Ii<>1\ bonds of weilj'ic k, i>n last Suudav, at Beulali church, at 4 o'clock |> in., the Rev. Mr. Jamison ollic'ut i ng. The prayer meeting at. this place has gone into winter (jnaters. We think it v.-ry wiutig th.tt it. should ?lit so, don't see why it could t. ? >i continue all the wintei, as we havi nun. fui t aide churches with good sto- es. ' ; We overheard 15. M. !I. and II. j l\ J.pl oiling how I hey won Id steal I the pi?f for ? lie baihccue. It seems that It. M. Ii. wTinttd Ii. T. to In'at .1. K's time and steal (.'loss) Pat h and he would steal the pits and then they would trade. I don't suppose they succeeded with their scheme as sve h . vn't Ileal (I of t he barbecue ye'. Messrs. Hiinb?^rt and Anthur Dixon, two of lfi oviilence's most popular yonug men, were visitj^nj: in this vicinity on last Sat unlay*" and Sunday. As we cannot think of anything iik. ri? at present that would 5'.e of interest to the public, we will say wood by i ! Vivian. Cimmcn's Branch. Mi". Kd : ? As my first did not lind it.s w:if to the waste baskel 1 will come again claiming my sp aee in your valuable colums. Crops are all aliout harvested. 'I lie health of our community is very g ??*?1 ? Miss Lu'u INI ?nroe and Mr. .). A. ICirby whs married at Beulali Church at 4 o'clock p. in., by the Rev. Alba T. Jamison. Mr j. II. T. Jobnson in \i?ii?t?g friends and r?datiyc8 near here. We had the pleasure of meeting Uro II. T. ,). Cnmo aj^ii'i liro. we are always glad i.?> welcome \ mi in our n'bl>'.\ We lr>pe to meet our good Hi o. iignin soon. We would lie glad to hear.'' from Cro h Pui h. With best wishes to all. Bet. DeKalb Dear Chronicle". ? Mrs. ,J. N. Nicholson and Iter daughter,. M iss I Kite returned from N. C. lust, work. Mi ?ssrs Arthur and Cant.^y Mann, :? f Luck nmv, visited vein lives licie I :isi week. Mrs. .1 !). 1 1 :i mrick, of lieilui. Spiinjis, N. C., is on a visit rc Itiiives lit DeKalh I his week. We think we will have a mar rifi'je to report soon, as one of our nlii iSai lo-lofA pays such frequent visits to Crillley Hill. With best wishes. Pet. Flint Ili' I. Mr. Kditor: ? I will endeavor t.o give your readers a few dots fivun III is burg. Our^ farmers nrn about through gathering ?nd every f inner you meet seems to be happy bceause cotton is bringing a very good priee. Nr. Kdiior, what hus become of Locus Iluli? I suppose In? has fall en in a ditch and got drowned, or probably h?? li?? "?Jone S tilth fur the winter." Novus Homer may have downed him go he can never get up. Meanly was spoi l (ng around here Insi Suudnv: he waa wearing hi" Sunday smile, because his best girl had returned Inme. I went to ? sinking the other nigllt and f waa tliij bnlv inaJc^fH*^ son prese nt and the girls got after me to king and I could think of onlj' two pieces to save mv llf--, iinfl nijf wni ''Utile Brown Jug," and the"H?t.her "God ble?s yon, how I lov? yoih" And I blazed iwn an I if the wind liad l?een favorjPHe yen roult* have lierrd mi a mile. ? We Lave no marriages to report this usue, Imt from all appearance U'lC of OUl tilil hue helot ? IIIV goiujj 10 t;,k?> lit* r m. Some of om* lioya would m.ur\ if th?v could lind any uuls who wo u lil 1 (vi> then, they s a y tlu\ have Hi 1 I i mo and !>gain, hut g? l !? U on t i ice t'Vi'i v ii lite. ( o;nt 011 i ho ic. j i?-y hoys and try, 1 1 \ again, ?<io I think y??w ^rflr'TiTr1-^ eei <1. U c an* Llad we h n vo 1 1 ? * deaths l?? lipoii, Mini ihc population 10 niai us about I. ho sa.ee. Will, ft 8 liiis in my lit .si. I will make it short fur if :i r it milillt li ml its way to tlu' lion ill waste basket, but sltouhl H escape yiui will heai 1 1 mil me again soon. \\ iih kii.il reg ants to all I i loso. (ioldo.i P. Oil. Lucknow. I emtio again al'tor a long sili lie' asking lor it 1 1 in i 1 1 anee in youi blight columns to wiiir a fe.v lines as it has been some time sin.e I : have written any to the dear ohl ( hi'Miii le and some frw of tin* coi i i sj)oiidents have I iei n asking ahoui ; me. I will lei them know thai I have not passed away \?*t neilhei ii in I married, loit 1 rctkun Pro. \V. J. \V. wishes I was so I would not. iuteifere with him, hut don't hollow old hud, hi f >re you yet htlU. The farmers are very busy now iriiihoring their eorn and potatoes, The potato crop is very *oriy this year, 1 heard soiiw one aay that I hey went all over the patch to got ii nu'?s. There lias heen a great deal of sickness in this community. Dr. II. D. Killv has been kept ver\ busy, the fi ver is yetting hettei and the had colds t idling its placc. , Mr. Wi-jk'T^xlhe night watchman at M i'^Melv itidie^'n's naw mill was found dioot oil" lust Thuisd'iy inoi n mg by his oldest daughter. The cause of his ib ath is suid to hi heart troubles. llurry up II. T. J. and kill that (dd gobbler hy Clnislftfas any way, so some of the corresponib'nts can have the pleasure of meeting that pretty gill that you spoke of some tinii} ago. I will bring my disenten st i :ig letter I < > a rinse. With best wishes to the Chi oniclu and its corns pondents. II. /V .1 . Thousands of women SUFFER UNTOLD MI5ERIES. BRADFIELD'S P REGULATOR, : - ACTS AS A SPECIFIC By Arousing to Healthy Action all lior Organs. It causes health to bloom, ami joy to reigji throughout the frume. Never Fails to Regulate ... " .\1 y wl f? linn linen ii if ? l?> r irpntin*nt. of lornl Ink' I'll rMelniiH lliroo year*. wn limit Im'IioiH. Alter iisliiu three i?< > r ? I ??? of HltA I ? l-'l KIWI'S KlvM AliK ltK<;i;i.AT< HI Mio ci??i tlo lior own OOOklliK. jullltlni/ noil tvn Mill nif " N. S. illtVAN. Henderson. Ala. IIIUIIFIKMi ItKCt I.ATort CO., Atlanta, Ga. Bold by drujjists at $1.00 per bottl*. Restaurant C? mden , S. C.,Kept. 2"?lh. ISJKi. To My Friend* and the Oiti/.e:.* of this Community: ? 1 am now rum.ing n first c1:ihh lit etiiurant in the north end ot I ho building now occupied by Messrs. 1 1 hili- it Holland. I will lie glad to ac commodate my white aud colored friends whom 1 luve once served. This Hestnu rant will be conducied strictly .upon the Kuiopi':tn st.\ Ic. There will he ilcpart mt-rtln for white t*nd <?? hoert sepHrali lv. WINY All .1 A .\f1:S I;or Choice Groceries You should rail on the undersigned who has opened a select line in the More for merlv occupied bj Springs, Heath A: Shannon, Tinware! A niee lino at the lowest prices. mm saloon. First class meals forved at all bonis in eating 8a'oon in connoe.i>;n with the fitoro. (j. C. L. IvftlKLEy. Notice ot Annual Meeting. Notice is hereby givo ? 'lint (lie annu al meeting of the County Ho:ir<l ot Com mUsiouer* of Kershaw County, < v\ i 1 1 he held <oi the first T'ur^d.iv ,-ifter the first Motwhiy in November, ls'.i.". sit the offlecj of the undersigned in Cuiiu'en, .S. C.J All persons holding hills, accounts or deinan Is of any k n>l against Kershaw County which have not li-en i>ef'?re pre Henteil are requested to il p )>i; the same 1 with the undersigned on or before the first day of Xov? m her, 1805, so that tliev may he examined and ordered to he j>a:d at the annual meetif*g. Hv order ot the f'oard. .1. II. I'HKM'S. Conniy S?ipoi vis >r. ARE YOU BAN K RU PT in health, . constitution undermined by travagance in eating, by disre garding the laws of nature, or physical capital all gone, if so, NEVER DESPAIR Xutt's'Liver Pills wiil cure you. For sick headache, dyspepsia, sour stomach, malaria, torpid liver, constipation, biliousness and all kindred disease?. Tutt's Liver Pills! an absolute cure. " ('UKtorlittsAnvcll a<lapt<*l (tii'lilhlivii t tint 1 iwouuiuiul it usi..ijK'iU>r Ivuiny iuv.?T?jiti a know u to mo." II. A Aiu'iikk, M. 0., Ill S<X ? Uixxjkl^'u, X. \ . "T1 .? us?< ?>f '(Worl*1 Is k.? anil its iiii'i'lis s > \\< ll 1 iiowu that It mvihh a \>->i \ ?'f Kiijx'tvn nation t<> ciulorso II. Krw arc l)u> families who tlo not ktv|> I'astotiu \\ iliac. easy rwu-h." CUhum Mautv.n, IV I>., Now York City. for infants unii C?;!?dren. Cusloria ouix?Jt (\?1U\ ( 'oust ijvu ton, RiiurSiiiiiuich, l>iai rlixNt, Knirluilon, Kills Worms*, 8Uvj>, aiul promoUMJ ill* ^*?.?4 Jou, Without Injurious nusUoation, "For M'Vfial > iur-4 1 hftvo iveomnu nilo<! ' t '.i .loruk,' juul shall uUvuns eoi^iniio to il?? i >, i s it has Invariably jutxluiHil bcucilcial IVMlltJi. " Kiiwin V. I'ahoki:, M. D?, l ,'.ith Siixvt- niivl 7th Avo,, Now York Olty. Tiik C km ai u i\imi'anv, ?7 McuhaV Kikkkt, Nrw Yohk Oitv. HIRSCH BROS. K1 UST OK l ill'. SKASON. For the past two weeks we have been opening up largo ship ments Irom both northern anil foreign markets an. I we are now in position to show to the public the largest, the most complete ami most attractive lines of C>r?OCT>c2.!3? C3 31 ? "? lOL 1 2T8. ^ 9 n . i 7'.s\ s // o/.'.s", frfis.vi.s* Ft n.\isii/\(j a oons, ,t r., Kver displayed in this city each day adding the newest novel ties that ai\; to he worn tor the coining season, iu Stait i lie Season just Opei etl. f>0 ladies capes, laics styles, i.i navy b'ue, black And tan, to be sold at $'0)0, worth 00 and $0.00. V") j 'i< ccs of tall outing, tull width, at Sc. a yard, worth 12ic. -pieces of cashmere, double told, at 1 '1 jc. a yard worth 2oc. r'10 pieces in pretty brocades at 12 l-'^e. a yard 8 pieces of beautiful "Uol> lio\" plaids, .'!l> inches wide, at .'We. a yard. I landsmne line ol illuminated and fancy weave dress goods Iivpect the novelties in varied elft cts at 7"xi a yaid; cannot be duplcatcd hlegant line ol dress goods in suit lengths, no two suits alike in ail the latest novelties, boucles, camel's hair, Scotch weaves, rough weaves, crepons, &e., o;c. BLACK. GOODS. Tins stock is unsurpassed in its {irande'aur. Entire new stock, replete with all the very newest creations for ,>fie fashionable world. It will be*worth y mr lime to call and inspect this de partment. The most beautiful '?llouc.lov," this good* being th" leading style of dress goods for the coining seus?un. We are showing them in endless variety. Also, handsome 1 in ? of plain hrilhantines. Full line of hem ioltas, serger, diagonals, cie pons, basket weaves, Department is now enmph to The largest stock we have ever carried, io fact too lar^e. and wo have marked same at prices Jiat have never had an equal, in ord.r tll.it tiie stock .may be reduced. SLOTHING! ilLOTHIM! We have the largest and most complete line of men's, boys' and children's clothing ever shown in this city tit prices never heard of before. Children's Hiits. siz*?s 4 to 14, from 7>c. up tQ. JfH 0'\ Boys' suits, sizes 14 to If), from $2 OG up lo Men's suits, sizes ol to 42, from #2.o0 to $20.00.* BOOTS & SHOES. We carry the most complete line in J lie cry. We buy them di rect from the imiuufact urer. which enables m to sell at retail for wholesale prices. We can sell you sh c.s at oM prices, us you know shoes have advanc/d considerably, I ??? t we bought our entire stock before the Advance and we will give our cus'o mers the benefit of the prices, ('ail early and often and se cure the best bargain's. lies pect fully, HIRSCH BROS. O Subscriptions f ir The Columbia ItegisUfr taken ut l!m? oJIIce. SHERIFF'S SALE. S>ut!i far. Iiiia ? Kershaw County, Willi. mi II. If uJ.xon i vk. .? Foreclosure. | ?fbhn A . ArmMror.jr. ) . l'nder and I ? y virtue of a do cri'o for fori-. 1 ?,sure. rendered in the above atnted r.tac hy tins Hod. ,|o*. II. Kaile, I *r<*si' line bi life* oil 1 1 >c !?th of February , 1 I will soil in fror.t of the ('?nit House i.i Oamden, S. (' , on the lirst Monday in November. 18 '*>, within tin* leg il liou;n of ulc, * lit' following de scribe*. real estate All that piece, p ir e.-l if tract of in n< i. situated in thu city of Camden, in the County of Kershaw, and State ol South Carolina, known in :he i >1 :i n *?f K.iii I City an lot No. 1 1 7;), and hounded on tht" Notfh l?y IK'Kitllistwt, Fast by lot No 1171 nod part of lot No Il7jr, S mil: bv lot No. I l8l, and West by loTXo. I Ml'.!. ? ? A Ino nil of the ri?'ht. title aim! intenjM? of the defendant, John A* ArinHroffirJ (i|i? HRine hein}? one-?ov<ntli thereof) in ;t n< 1 to a!l that piece, pireel or tract of lawl, situated in the County of Kcr.~li.iwj and State of South Carolina, containing ; twenty-two hundred and twelve (2212) acre* nior-s or It *?. and noitncicd on th * North hy land-* fora-.tl v -vf )V. J. .ionc*. lands fnrmet I7 of Wi{?ia:?V I)iAon. an. I lamia of A.J). Jones, of J. ('/. Richard* and the MeWillie plantation, Ka?t and Stmt Si l>y Beaver <"-reek, ?rnd Weal hv Wateree Hiyer and I train formerly of \V. J. JoiieH Term* of Sale : One-thl d ca?h. r.nd balance in <wo equal aounal instalment* from tit:* dale of sale, whh interest <r >ni day of **!??, t.. be secured hv hond' of ratreliofforaiid m irtiratfe?.f prcini'e* ?old. V !(..?. WJI.MAM8. v* K C Oct 1 i?b, r?&. In^ Poor Health t m^P.ns so much more than you imagine ? serious and fatal diseases result from trifling ailments neglected. Don't play with Nature's * greatest gift ? health. * Brown's < ' Iron Bitters If you irtfwIinK out of sorts, weak ?nd generally ex hausted, nervous, have no appetite and can't work, begin at once tak ing the most relia ble strengthening medicine. which la Brown's Iron Bit ters. A .few bot tles ci/re? benefit cornea from the very first dose? it ?<m7 slain your ttttk , and it's pleasant to take. It Cures Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver Neuralgia, ?Troubles, . CoauUpallM, Bad Blood Malaria, Nervosa ailment* Women's complaints. Oct nfily the *?*??!??? It hM crossed red/ lines on the wtappet. All other* ?t*ww ?tiiutcs On rt<?iu of two ac- ximpi wl will Kod Mt c( lei BfnrtUal WwW't F? Ir View* and book? tret. BROWN CHCMIOT . XX t ALTtMORB. UO ! Lumber ai 40c- fc? 85c. P<-r Hun dred. Lumber U ct > lalo)}' gettiif# i* h v ti | ?. Mr. J. A. Walls lift* estab lished a h'inv mill 1 iiiilca north of ( ' ? in < leu and will deliver at your hoi.*** (or elHuwhoie ) j^ood )u in bo r ?n I'iiid) -lOo. to 8 .'m. per hundred feel. IT \ mi aiu io nc.cd of I uin boa 'nini Mr. Walla up or leave your OI lU'l H ul .' III! Chi oniole ollll't). T. ItlJKDKLL, CI V IT. F.XtilX l'i:i; ,V: SlJIIYEYOK. CAM i)KN, S. (\ Municipal Engineering, Surveying of I m?)k io?i| sul-l)i\*\si(>ns ol Tract* a siMM-iallv. ""rMPWK K A I II oimjUU'i o wmia. State of South Caiolinx, ^ I u the Court Kcr.-di^w County. > of Common ** > I'U-as. I'luMHlorii l-;o g, (oi udiau of S. I.. I. any, I'lnimiir, against T5u>*. .) . Workman. Executor 10?t a to John Workman, (.?!. al , I >efcinlanls. In pursuance of Mm order grunted by l<is ll h?or I. I>. Wi! lu'Vspnon, Presiding ?lodge, iii the aho\ e ? milled c.se, on the 5i I* ol September, lUlM, I will ouVr for sdo at public ornery, hofoie M?o Court II??iiKi' ilnor in Camden, within the rcgtl l.ir liniirs ol'salc, nii^ilio fii#t Momlny in November, being 1 1 io 4 1 1? day of tlu< mouth, all timt piece, parcel or tract of l.i'ul viiiVtituliiig a portion of the ok-' late <?i John Workman, tinted in tin* State of South Carolina, Kershaw OourV I y . ou 1 ho I.xckhart louul. about Eight mill's North ? ?< Camden, adjoining lauds now <.r formerly of Kstato ol J^emp and K.vtalo of Cluimpiou. the ?anio known by plat of record in the i ftieo ol Clerk aii'd"" ItegisKT of Mosul; Conveyance for ICei sliaw County in connection with deed fr<iinJohii I). Murray to John Woi kniwiK drofd A pi ii lliiit, ??'!?, in Html* l'rj>,itf?5 ?Vli, containing Eight Hundred and Nino teen (#151) acres, ntire or less, / Terms? ('ash. ^-v I 1'. II. Wlt.MAMS, N / fc\ K. 0. * i mi., is<>r.. _ ?v.. - / Tit Mf/ i'rftmds Ami The t'itbllC (Jan-mil i/: ? ( )n and after the first day of October I can 1 10 fount! hi Mr. M. 1j. Kmitrd's clothing store Main Street, Columbia, S. (?., uiul will take ureat pleasure in showing my frit nds our iinnicnso stock of HKADV MADK CLOTMINO, an.4 - (!1CN 1\S' KUltNISUING GOODS. It. it< an indisputable fact that only a ulant'o. into Mr. kinurd's huge emporium is ne eessmy to convince even the casual oh server tliat Mr. Klnartl in IiKADMU in ready made clotninj; mid Cents' furnish* iiiK goods. His |> rices cannot he dnplb eated South ( f the New York market, and his special br.rmdn counters are the talk of the city. We can save vou your |{. It. fair TO COLCMIUA A$L> ltlw Tl'HN, in the purchase of ( ) N 10 KUI'l OF CI.OITI FS. Country Mciclnmts ot J even the farmer, who supplies hie la* $ borers, will find it much tt> '<is in'crt st .' to uet our prices on CI1KAP CLOTH-'" I NO, OVHU ALL>', llUlMJKH.COA'iy, _ I'MUKKLLAS, &V. Friends, think o iff it, you can visit I ho bountiful . Columbia and purchase a buffer si lUr of clothes with the same Huiount\.of/m>ney that it takes to purchase ? nuito|moth'J? in Sumter or Camdeii, nntl in /addition to this, we-will furnish to e/ ry pur* dinner of a suit of elotht ? at iif, fred truusportaticu to places fn interest in the city. The cotton fa&oricp, tliv oanul, the State II on- e, the penitentiary, 1 1 ??? asylum and Khnndoii, Thin is an pp* jiortiinity of a life time, and with thom) fatt.is plainly before you, I am ?tnxs yo:t will take u i vantage of tliem, Th*?a w ho eonteuiphite atlcndinsr the StatO t Fair, will at t h ieely to wear their old clothes overaiUl give mo nil opportunity to nell them, better clothing for lo.*8 " inopev than curt git this sh.o of~ Now York*/T)rtl.tr8 Inv Mail aro &??o very rcspcctfnil S9I1C tod, and vi'i bo promptly and n. unfiMitor il> tilled or money refunded. ICxprens ehurges paid by us on all over Toil. Dolhird worth , ct goods ordered. - When you come into the ?toio |4enPO ask for iut-? mid in sending orders mukfl all oralis, cheeks, or money order* pay- * able to Mr. M. L. Ivinnrd," and oblige*^ Most Kespcot folly, D. A. McDowell, Columbia 8 0. ? Sopt. 18th, 189,). U. ; County TroHHiiriT. KerHlmw Countj', Camden , 8. C., Sept. 2.% W(k?. In accordance with the Act t? niipplicM for tlio fiscal vein* eomni?rtc:n>t November 1. 18i>4, notice is hereby piv en tl'.'it tlie Trp/??iirer'? oftiee of Ker- > ? shrtw Counly will lie open fortlic ?u|lec\ lion of taxci Tucioh'y, the 10th day of <)< tuber, 18!)."), itinl<wil| remain open un* til Tuen 'ay, Dceeiuber Hint., 189>. Tlttr ri'tf -per (;cntmn far KoffjtHW county i>? i:s f<i||<.ws : For SiiitP nuri'Ow* 4'.jinill.s. 'V School I'm x 2 ** - " Ordinary County inx \ itTf " ?? lit. on Khilrond I*Wu1h \ ii)j " " Witness. .Jurors ami ('ou st s'iTmch \ To'nl Poll Tnx, $l (HK The (iilloxvii h Mjttciftl iOV nn:4o ?l?o: ?Special school t*i x i District No. mill". 1 For intercut on j??l Ihiibta (Jriuh School H?? i !< I i njf Dint. No; l\ *4 t,f mill. j Hppcial school i?x l)i?l, 4. .1 .nil!.. .. .? .. 4. .2 ?? * 10,58 '< .. .. Igr- 2 ?? ,< .< .. ,7j 3 ?? C^?| Taxes arc j?ayi,llo In the following kiiMl of fuml* n itr-ootltert mol silver coin, I*, S C arrowy, Xathmal H i nk No.ch and ( *onpmr*'-wlt!rlt wiM l>e payable rtnrlni: the yi?ar "180.">, 01V the vuliil Consolidated IhMwto of thix ? State. known uk th'u *I>efW*itn?y HoiuIh," uIho on Juror's c^rtlfli'iUM and* the per diem ot State witnesses In the 'Jpircnit ' Cuut \\l!l hi' received for County t*xem not including Pc.heol taxen.' f". All Information uk to luxes will be far niahed upon application. ?. . \. N. U.?' T?x purer* ?rc urjudnpon ta. pay their faxes ns toon r.? possible aftef the lfitii day of Oilobfr. to avoid 11 rtmli 01 bdu?ine?M on the U*t rfnyg of coITcc.Ian, as I have no authority to receive Jax.?? after the time of clo?lnj the hook* ^rlth? ' "TtHsa<h!init the penalty. No lUt of name*, for tH* receipt* will too received imhtj tlhe xmiiont oPthe tax money 4e depoette^ - I'illi fhe mH U?t. ?/. ? Tj/? relewlH Iwr etHeHy ft*..-. :*