The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 24, 1896, Image 2
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CAMDKN, 8. C., JAN. 24, 1890.
8uh8</hu*tion Hatks Ono year, $1.00;
?ix months. COcents ; three months, {?<>
con'#.
IUtKH fok Advkktihivo : ?Ordinary
transient ttdrcrtisnients, lirst insertion
$1.00 per squaie ; each *uhso<juent in
?ertion BO rents per square.
Oath rate# for Lost and Found,
Ac., not exceeding five. linen, 2"> ciMit*
each Insertion and 6 cents por lino for
each additional lino.
ButdnotH locals, ftoenut per lino ouch in
sertion.
Official and legal notices at the rn t ?.? al
lowed by law. 4 I 1
fatten for eou tract a'dvorllalng will l??* an
nounced upon application at tho ollice.
^Communications will be published when
of interent to the general public and
n >t of ' a dofaniittf.-fy nature. No re
ttnonsibllUy will ho assumed for the
I vIowh of qorrcrfpondonts.
^omittances l>y checks* drafts and po?tal
money orders sliouh) ho made payable!
to w. L. Mcdowell,
Camden, ?5. O. j
An exchange says the mer
chant who is too stingy to ail -
V^rtise ought not to sell any
goods. . _ j
Last Sunday was Gen. Kobt.
K. ; Leo's birthday. In the
Legislature Inst Wednesday j
Gen. Lee's birthday was made
; n legal holklay in South Caro
lina.
The first load of fertilizer for
*this scacon was hauled on last
Monday. This is Into compar
ted with other yours. Would
n't it be a blessed good thing
, for us if we could put off haul
ing it altogether.
The falling oil' in eastern
travel this winter lias been ex
traordinary, and all the princi
pal tourist agents corroborate
this fact. It is said that win
ter travel thus deflected from
the cast has already largely in
creased the number of tourists
to Florida, the West Indies and
South Carolina.
We have before ^ us V>1. 1,
No. I, of The Southern Pub
lisher, a five-column folio pub
lished at, .Charlotte, N, C\, and
"devoted solclv t(> "the hi teres!
and advancement of journal
iam in Dixie Jjand." It is tilled
with bright and interesting read
iliE matter and is quite ' up to
date" in every particular and
promises to be a great help to
publishers. We welcome it to
our exchange list.
Air. Floyd has introduce 1 a
bill in the Legislature against
prize fighting i\i the State. Al
so one to pay to the Auditor
/of Kershaw County ??*?() for
extra services. Mr. Winkler
- has- introduced a bill to amend
the laV^ relating to the forfeit-!
ure of dower upon the ground
of adultery. The husband
must file his suit in the equity
court within two ' years after
the alleged act cf adultery was
committed.
National Democratic ronyenti<>n.
The National Democratic;
Convention will be held in
Chicago on the 7th day of du
ly next. A report last Tues
day from Washington at which j
time and place the choice was]
made says:
"In the history of the demo
cratic party there has never,
been a mooting of its national !
committee as that which to
night selected Chicago as its)
place for holding the next na
tions L^democra tic convention. !
The fi^ht over the place ofj
holding the convention was'
decidedly interesting and close.
It was not until the twenty
ninth ballot that the committee
selected. In the whole broad
land there is n >t one man who
has announced himself a can
did ate. Even Mr. Cleveland
who has been so often spoken
of for a fourth nomination, to >k
pains to announce to several
committeeman who called upon
him that he would not7* be a
candidate. Whitney, Steven
son and Hill have taken par
ticular pains to silence their
frie nftaand even Morris >n has
TiftirPu?*
Mi. T. 0. WiliougW>y, one
of the Board of Directors of
thj State Penitentiary, has
made a minority report, in
which he in very severe in hi.*,
condemnation against Col.
Neat's management of the pen
itentiary, and charges misman
agement and extravagance.
The two other directors, how
over, heartily endorse his man
agement. A con/n?ittee was
appointed by the x hegislatnie
to investigate the penitentiary
affair lmfc two day's iivrfotftigi
tioigpfailed to establish^iny thing
crooked in the management ol
the institution. The in\estiga
tion is still going on.
Ijjrom ()up (fon'o^ionilentj?.
Antbch.
Doar Oil roti i clu : ? Tho ftrmors
are going n lit* a?l making arrange
ments foi tho farm work, (Juano
hauling has Blurted, wo soo ii pass
ing oyory day.
Tin* ouU -have been looking a lit
tle wick from tho t:i LI hut are im
proving .fyt/'iin : we hopo u lino crop
th 1h year will ho realised.
Tho general health of our com
munity is goad though I am very
sorry lo report dial our < >1 ! fiiend
Mr. Cook has been confined to his
room for some days. Wo hope he
wil! ho out again soon.
Our well arranged parsnting* will
soon ho com plotcd.
Our school here condoled by
Prof. Cooper is in a llouilshi ng con
dition and till an; Wi'l pit* ised.
We have no death's or marriages
it
to report.
The hull started with 8 cent col
ton, tint when cotton dropped he
low K, the hoys become a little blue.
Where aio nil the old reporter^?
What- has become i f them? Ninn
Boy is yet alive, though norry t<>
report a man or hoy in out coinmu*
n i L v ilri v??h n red mule calls him
self Hard Times. He is hard he-k
ing and .ve do not w nut. Iiardei
'times here. If Mr, 11 ird 'times
will call at the j;oat oltieo he will
find a bucket of |>uiut in t!ie mail
for him with all i iihIi nct'on t where
and iio.v to paint.
A young man passed here a few
days a go an wet as a druwned rai
and as cheerful as a 1 nk, waikinj/
;?t the rate of 10 miles a day and
said \' :?!idei bill couldn't. pay lo
the fun he had. lie got left.
(let a move on youiself Jioy.s yon
can get tubs? of all si/.?s at Munn'?
shop ehoap, as the eagles are gone
into winter (|iiatlers and will no'
come out again until a new crop < f
col i on co in e h oil.
Well as time is shoit. and oil
low I will stop, hut hope this will
I w a k < ? ii|) some of the old re t?o iters
and let us sim! if lliey are living oi
dead.
Yours K. sj eel full v,
N ii in 1?>)V.
Teller's Forry.
j M :in i.'il on th.? lOlli ins'., at I lie I
{ rcside'icc of t!ii> lii ii|. parem*-,
I Dr. 1 1 ? ? I ? i < ? n I >. Killv, of Link n<>w,
J .*? n 1 1 Miss Lavin :i Cl\ hum of l'ii
jlm's Ferry.',
? A m ii 1 1* kiVk-d Mr. K I Tiller'*
oldi s', ?>>n in 1'ie face inflicting ?
|>iiiuiftil hruiso.
Mr. I? 1). M r(N<v lost a One muli
(with eolir. Air. M c( (i yrf h ad j ? ? ?> ?
I purchased il ii'. a iiij; prior an I the
j I isu falls lit- i\ ii y oil Ii.'ili.
i J. XV. (!.
I . . , ,
| i > r :? tt u?* iIi|m8soiiis pervades 1
I nil' > illi their friigrnn.'O. Last
Suuiluv .if lei UDiiii l-h.t homo u L Mr. !
niul Mrs. \V. A. C'lvhuni pr fsi ninl j
t\ sceno long to In; re ill i' ill hi* rod In ,
those whose good fill I UIIO it. n\ : i s 1 ? ? i
ho present, tin; ? ? v ? ? 1 1 1 luing the oc
casion of I hi: miriiaijo of lli'dr
d:iii?ihl<", Miss I,a vi :u im, to Dr. 11.
I). Ki'llv, i?T Lu< Iviiiiw, tlio (? iiiin'-!
ny was pn formed in a verv appro-'
priatr id 'Uiicr I ? v tin* Hcv. Rich
ards, of ( ? 1 ii m !/in. The loide i- |
one nf TiiK-s *h Ferry's hiighosl j- ??-!
??Is, wliMo '> 1 1 e j?ro??in is a gentleman i
of well inoril I'd popularity. We j
wish them niuoh happiness nud j
prospi'iilv in their voyage of lifr.
Mr. \V. King, of Hishnpyilio,
was yisi ing relatives in this oot
tnuuity l ist week.
Mr. 'I'. Sliaw and f.nnilv w is \ I s- - [
il.'iiil n l itivus a'. I.\ nr!ihur?; Inst
wot k. Hud.
i:iSh inn.
Mr. K. .1. Stok OA lias horn spend
1 i ri^ iliis week willi friends and re ;
; I n ti vi'.s ilea r lie i e.
I Mi" Kildie Ilvatt, of liislo'pviilo, j
was in our community l ist Salnr- [
day and Sunday, Mr, Hyatt came
I up to see his host oil! vro suppose, i
M:n. I,vdia Galloway nr.il dnugli- j
'or, of Augusta, 'la ,who have heen
spending t?e\eral weiks with rili-l
lives and friomls have moved to;
I your town for their future home.
M rf>. Alice Woolen, of (Jatsl
C ro.ns, ( I i., accompanied hy her
| s wool and attractive young d itiyh
I lor. Miss Trudy, is vUiiing Mi.
j Folsom's family.
I Miss W. I*. Franklin, of link
Mil, is visiting friends at TiUci's
Kerry.
M iss Melia Jo?i?y, of Turkey
Greek, who hns liuen visiting rela
tives and friends near Pine Grove
Ins returned home.
L Mr. J. W. Stokes pays frequent
j visit^'to our liurg. T lie attraction
is unknown.
Mr. V. Randolph, of Lynclrwood,
attended prei.cbing at High Hill,
-**>
last Sunday. We think In* was
somewhat disappointed as his beat
em was uot l here.
!<ro. L. L. C. paid cousin Snrge
Pluukett u llyi'.'g vibit laal Sunday.
M i'hsi s. (j. A. and John (Jlyburn
panjcd through our vicinity lu?t
S hum. I ay afternoon.
Mr. and Mi 8. Louis Kelly, of
IMshopville loai li.uir little gnl, be
t wee n 5 and H months on the 14th
in*l. The ? ause <>t its death was
pneumonia, The little child wap
taken nit k Sunday afternoon and
died Wednesday. I lh remains won*
brought to 'I'ii i hey ('reek church
Friday a n d hurled filioiit 12
t.Ylot-k iu the old iuii'3 itjg g/ouud.
As 1 did not net; any history
questions in wnii hist ismie I will
ahk one: Who was Theordort*
^(Continued on loeul page)
j Nervous
People should realize that the Only !
true and permanent cure for their j
conditio;) h to l>e found iu having !
Pure Blood
IK'Cuuho the health of every organ and
timuo of the body dopenda uj*>n the
parity of t(ie blood. Tho whole world
known tho tttmulnrd blood puritiex in
SarsapariSIa
And therefore it la the only truo and
reliable medicine for nervous people.
It makes tho blood pure and healthy,
und thua cures uervouaue*#, utakea
tho nerves firm and strong, gives sweet
alcep, mental vigor, a good appetite,
perfect digeatlorf. It does all thi?, and
cure3 Hcrofula, Eczema, or Bait Rheum
and all other blood dlaeasoe, because it
Pvlnkos
Pur? BSood
Iloaultx ]?rovo every word we bpv?
euid. Thousand* of voluntary testi*
menials fully cHtablish the fact thai
Mood's Saraa'L,l
1 I ***%*% v<vrm?
He Slire f U res
to Get I Iood |
" I have uaod Hood's HaraaparJlJa foi
nervousness and I ?n? in bvt'er health .
than for yearn." Mhh. Sarah 13.'
LyM'.h, wKlio Bluff, South Carolina.
Hoocl'n Pillo owe *11 llvoi HI**, oonttlpfr
tlmi. Iillioiii.iio' i, ;ilnk ln<lla<vulou. ?&?
-BOTANIC
BLOOD BALM.
A hoti -'-lioI l remedy for all Mlood u ml
Hlcin diseases. fjuns without fall, ttrrul*
uln.Viivr*, !tlieunintlMM,('atnrf }|, Suit It lit-n in
iMi't i'Vi i v !(M iii of .Ml -tod tiisfiifc from the
MlmpKi: pitniiio 10 1 liefouicnt Ulvcr. Fifty
years' o.iev. hli unvarying suitcss, de?n
un.-itrii () s !?.; paramount liealluK. purify
in;,' and luiiUiintj tip virtues. One l>ott'e
has more cin a live virtue thiui a dozen of ;
any oiln-r liiml. It builds up tin; health ;
nii"l jivroiiffth from the llrst t!us?\
wit t 'i'i: /..?!? itoi>k of r*'f?u
d\'vfnl Vitren, nait on ,n
If not !i ?>pt by yo.ir looal ;t. send I
?M.tKi lor n !:.r/e boiti-', or ""?.00 for six bot- I
lies, jiiul mcdici.ie will no sent, finii;kt j
WA!?1, bv
^OOD K&K| CO., Atlanta, Ga.j
.Botanic Blood Balm.
The Grc~l Remedy f r the speeJv .in J permanent i
euro <?f Si"i (v'lKuin.ittsin. Catarrh, Ulcers, i
r.c/om.i. I tf ic . ? ? i .1 Si'p i lln,"? Sc. res. Irruptions, i
an J all 5U5.N AM) Hl.OOit DIJ.UASUS, MaJe
fmtn the pre*, i tp'ion > >1 an eminent physician i
who useJ it "vit!> maivolnin sncccv? for 40 years, t
an J itv ? oni.Mii?-.l w?> tor fifteen w.?rs hv thou- c
saiKls ot cr it. li.l people has demonstrated th.1t
It Is bv fir the I i"?t buiMing up Tonic anJ UlooJ
Purifier over offered lo Oie wnrlJ It makes new
rtrh M-V'J. anJ possesses almost miraculous
healing properties.
jy* WKITH FOR UOOIv OF WONDERFUL
Cl)Rt;5, sent. free on upplicution.
I' r.ot kept hv your local Jrufjjjlst, sen.l $t.oo
for a lar^e bottle, or $yoo for six bottles, an J
medicine will be sent freight paid by
BLOOD r5ALM GO., Atlanta, Ga.
?EXPECTANT
MOTHERS. SffiP
"MOTHERS'
FRIEND"
Robs Donfimmant of Its Pain, Horror and Risk.
My wife unci ?? 40TIIKIIK' FIIIKNtl" \ *
(?>r? blrtb r>t tier tir?t oblbl. who <ltil not
fcuffer from fRAHt*Nt?r I'AINH? wuHQOlckly
roliuved iu ibocrUluil bonr aurtorfnK but
|lttl?? xti*' li.nl no tmitiM afterward tftiu Itur
ruoovory wan rapid.
E. K. Johnston, Rufaula, Ala.
Sent by Mull or Expr. **, on roovlpt of
|?ri<e, 91.00 i*r bottl*-. book "To Moth*
f jut" inutlud *'r?.
lUUDHKI.D HMJIIMTOlt CO., AtUnU, <J?.
10LD BT ALL URDaOXSTS.
Clll TAX Witt
City TrcnKurer'w Office, )
Canirii 11. S. (\, Jun, 27, 181)11)
Tlu' b< -oks for f?io collection of city
taxe? will In- ('pen in the Council Chain
lor in tlio Opera House on Saturday,
I'obrurniy 1st. 1 SOU, and remain open io j
Monday. February tin* 10th, 180(5, ii?
cliudve, after which date the pinaltjr I
will Httneli to all dcllnnnentx.
CoMs and charges will he added after
?5 l\ M. on Fehrnary 11, 16'Mlj,
There will be no ext^nhion^o come in !
and pay your taxes now
J. L. liK ASI XGTOX,
City Treasurer.
Ohio Riykh ^ CJiiarlkk
TON KAUAVAY COM J'AN Y
Schedule in < Ifoet Dec. 1st, 1891
Standard Eastern time.
North hound. Southbound.
:*:! ::4
1st Class. Daily except Sunday.
I* M I* >t
1 00 Camden 12 15
120 De Kill I*. 1 1 ?V> j
1 82 West vi lie 11 42
2 00 | Kershaw 1 1 '
2 15 Ileutli Springs 11 15
2 20 I h-asnut Mill 1 1 '()
2 10 l.iincaslcr 10 .'.0
2 55 Hi v?>rsi.l|C 10 :$2
2 0") Spring<lcll 10 20
!l 15 Catawba Juuct ion 10 10
a 21 Le. lie or?5
:{ :u ) < ? ir.
-i t ) 1'"rk 1,1,1 "( y sr,
It 50 Newport 0 20
I 05 Til/ah V I :t
121 York villi) 8 58
?r-i ">5 SI hi ron 8 :;m
4 till Hiekorv (Jrove 8 2.5
5 0:5 Smyrna 8 10
0 25 Ulacksourg 7 45
r m
. "5 ,
j '2nd Clf.ss. Monday,
Wi'ilnrs.lay ? ltd
M
:m
2 ii-' < 'i . ? Tiles
d. \ . 1 's ?? r- i ! : ? y ;m i< 1
li : ii. . \ ,
|.*? Caindeii li >"'0
7 45 D-MJt. 5 50
#00 West \ 5 2"
S KI K-is'-aw ? ?0
<m .o I ! ? a? Ii ?**! ?i ',! s . 4 1;
;i |n | ' 1 1 ?:????:< i j t 1 i ii I 4 05
?)", ( lain a:?!? r 8 ^,r>
lQ !{.J j- Riverside J I
10 4 7 Springdell '2 .'?>
11 ;;?? Catawba Junction 2 III
1 | 52 I,<'sli?- 0 )
1 P) Kock 1 1 ill 12 10
2 |0 N' Wj-ort 10 4.)
2 25 Ti i /.a Ii 10 HO
;t i >5 Yorkvillc 1 0?
:\ t slianon 0 in
5"> Hickory Grove 8 <?5
I 12 Snivriia 8 30
| JO I'divkslmrg 8 00
e M A M
1 1 12
2nd C'laRs. Daily except Sunday.
\M I' M
H I "? U'a<k8burtf. 8 4 >
<li-5 Km Irs 8 28
0 15 Patterson Springs. 8 10
04) Slielhy 8 01)
10 11 1 .alt itnorc. 7 1(5
in 2.'! M<?oresl>oro 7 0(5
10 15 1 1 en' i.Mta. f, 5o
1 1 1:5 lon-.si City II I :i
1 1 -to Hut Iter fordion. ft SO
1 I 57 tJ ,\! ill wood 5 .'15
12 'JO (iolden Yall"y. 5 '7
12 27 Terminal City 5 1 I
1 2 j/p-s, (lien Wood. 4 I-1*
!' 05 < ; ; i duel * 4 4 ?
1 |5 M i t i. hi . 4 25
i- m. l' m
No. "Vilia* (Miim-et i.;rt villi South?rn
1 * h i ' W ; V t U' ii k I' 1 11
Nit. r.t Diinrr.Ht Kershaw.
\\?s. Ill and .15 \? :|l carry pas^enaeri.
\ s. 1! and .2 nave connect i n
Marion with S utliern Hallway.
X \ xttr ? : i . 1 1 i'N r, i ien. M r'g'r.
Tk:i'I'. Sunt.
?s I!. 1 ..TV'S." |V. CS'tl. Airt.
IOO PROA DIVA )?', NE W YORK CITY.
OUR COUNTRY NEEDS IT? GOLD!
Tsd > t lm ! j>a! o''j<vts of thl.-i ?' ;::ij?atiy nr.* ' 'I.ii.t. !
neii . il l ?!;:?:< a.
i ? . t <? \tin.i: ai7 >r> I ' > h.iv n-i r?ji r<> 1
nsiin*. 'hi' \ i.i ivr. '? iv?> ;*.n iisiiTcst in hcti-rul \.i u
fill. ? <?:!??;? f J??-. 1!.l.
I*:? prnin-i i f ii tii'u n !i;?vti liii'n irfft l?> J*i :? ':??
In/. 1 it ViT W.-tv t. J ? I'l* >i '. ?!?'! ' ? ?? i t'.:a:i
t :?*y nr.- I>. .!?y.
T!v c.v i . ? v.-l. .i ? >( .v ft- v ? h itv* ?f t>u:*s'(x\ niry
iila'-i'* imii :ch
tit.' v i>..;tiii<*st men of t>-<\iy i n r ?
thrttii'li n.iiii'i/. T i?ci y n( tl<o . ??? ? w.ir.d ?s i o
0"M ur.'l i: i ? .-nil i:rc?*sj><y m i o- ? .
ful'y Appreciated ? no !?. .'ay.
A'l prrcioiK mineral i!hP>?i'ilM a: ?? priv? if iy
plft? to ill ? people. l"..i?-!? ;**rso:i 1 ? eiiti'J* v.~!iat
l:e can fmrly {.???:. Wiry ?.? ?? fy for y,.wrv .( i i-.u, li 1
;i3 now ?
SpUrvlnl oiSporMnil.v. c..t n r i*roa' l?a-r.'?. rid
In mintti6t>:tte to u i ootunntly. ? > ir amenta nr > iv- |
|K>rti:'^ frvin tiio jto'.I il? I<!h < f I'-af. eomlnrnt nn\L-|
from Africa. Tlio m- pv.y ?k:,i two promising
propcrt it s In Cripple Cri ok . Wo pro [wise to develop
ono of tho m^t remarkable, nvll-proren p!ac?r
mines In tho world. It Iim already prodi iced-aboi it
t J.OOO.GOO by emdo durfaco working. Mid Id estl-r
i?ate<l to contain orer $23,000,000 In gold.
Now l? th? tlm? to Invest whh m. Do not wait
until rrerf man, woman and child Id H|?r to buy
aad ppk? advanced enoroi^udlyj . , \
f:i IKSr tlio Jirst yhlpnu-nta of gold, amounting to !
I thr.:i JGoO.O!*'. wito i:i:uli' from South Africa. J
;.i i t lie pr<><lui-tioti wag nearly $40,000,000. It is t
? ti ;it works iuhKt wny i.rttl coiiU-ni] latcd
v ;u inh:o?' ; 0,< r?> p Tj cnr.
I.. < ; P.nc ; n^o (Vippln Crock w?.i un
) n.'wn : s i i ? . . ? . ir ? ^ I:i ISt>J it produced
: ?' . i .1. I. ... i..>\. j r.-iVu ir^ Cl.fW 000 per month.
'?' ??> <M ii'.rn, : i- r .1 <???? <hk1 a' most hopples*, not
!?? i y y <.'.r? ? .m-. ??! it:j; <l<-spor.itcJy to a small holo
1. 1 llir ;rn>\::.l . :U1? shoved ?omc traces of tfoM.
;1: I h:i- ?? i?"' y clil. <1 over 5'-. 0< <1.000.
I ! ?ii ? M.r ? I.isi p.~.i.i nearly ffVflOO.OOO in
iNridt-fid-, the >xvr I* >im, IH-arJy $1^,000,000, tlio
II h-lu-r over $IJ,00i\t< 0.
V.'<> l:iow of no otI:rr ) rruninont industry paring
fm -'i I ;r,~o ? -j capitsl invested as fully
?|r\. ? rxliu-iiiif ?;(?!. i mines. The rate of i.'i j*t
rvn*. |> r am 11:11 ig /puto common, whilo phcoooi
coal r? turns a rv mi.jl?- hi many Ins'nnoc*.
\\\- o.Tt-r for sate r.0,000 ?han-s of our capital nt<<k
at the |>?r ralui^?
SIO PER SHARE.
Payable f 3 per share oo application and $1 fort
nightly, hejftnnlng Feb. 1. IfM, Ilowerer; tlxwe
di?lrh?* to pay In fall can trcure certificate* o < full '
1 paid stock atone*. ?
I (emit bjr check or or express order or
registered tettsr to AUSTIN GALLAGHER, Becrs
' tary. W0 8miny, Ww Y?r>.
HOMIER STIIItl!
1* KICKS ON F 1 K K VVGKKiv
?>
3 Hull 1 cent each 8c d?.
4 " 2 " u 15c dz.
(> ?? 2i u <% 20c dz.
8 ?< 3 " " 25c dz.
10 ? 4 ;< " S5c dz.
12 u 5 " u 45c dz.
15 6 u " GOc dz. *
20 " 3 " '? UOc dz.
<: >
SKY ROCKETS
3 oz oc 2 for 5 or 25c dz.
4 oz. 5c each or 4oc dz.
(> oz. 8c each 75c dz.
- 8 oz. 10c each ?1.00 dz.
l 2 packs Gold Chap lor 5c.
! Torpedoes 4 and box.
Toy l'ispols an l caps 5 and
10c.
C. S. BRAKE.
! Attention, Wheat Grow
! I have recently ovrl aulnl, anri a<hh t
I 8 fee'. my hn!tinj;< lieMs, ami am hit
I wr | ri')?i>rivl tlian ever (n make
flour. Kvt'i y <? 1 1"? ?r t will l>r? nueli; to sat
i-s.'y my customers ' A share i f yo?:r put
r(?n;.ge is respvelfull v R<>lieiteti.
i .1. A. WA ITS.
May 1 7th, 1
ANNOUNCEMENT.
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We wish to announce to tho public that we have opened, up,
w fro^h line of Heavy and Fancy Groceries, Canned Goods, Fit*
voring extracts, TefrJ&c. 4>
Also nice line of Titawuve, Lamps, Coffee mills, Washboards, ^
&c., &c.
Tobacco and Cigars a specialty.
"Quick sales and small profits, our slogan; "Honesty and
square dealings?' our motto.
Chronicle Oflice in rear of our store where all visitors will
receive a hearty welcome. Polite attention to all.
Vours for business,
I
SOTJTH OAEOLINA
CO-EDUCA TiONA I, INSTITUTE,
(Formerly Known ?i3 t He WilliMon High ?School.)
W1LLISTON, lURNWEM, COUNTY, SO. CAROLINA
Next Session HegiVis Thursday, September 20, l^Q-3.
For tlio past four yours this School has been known as tho Willistou llijch
School. Year 1 ?y year lis patronage Tr*i\steadIt!Hnoreascd, during the past .jession
I students attending from almost evorv KOcViyn ot /South Carolina and also Ironl
(ieoigia. The patronage being so largo Ihtl-Bwird of Trustees ?t their last an
imal meeting d< cided lo put ti)i larger hnik'ings, increase the number el teachers,
raise the standard ot Hie School and change the nanty to the South Carolina Co
F.d 'cati?ual Institute. The Institution has heen ^ranted a charter by tho State
and is the largest hoarding school bet wee" Augusta, tin., and Charleston, S. C.
Lust December our Dormitories wtro duct roved hy lire. We take pleasure in
nnnouncing to tho public that larger and commodious buildings of modern arch I*
lecture are now V'inger cttd on a beautiful C;tm|>us of eivht acres. These build
ings will he completed and comfortably equipped in time to aeeommodate 1VJ
hoarding students by the opening of the session. Our hoarding arrangements
tor the nest session will be far better than ever before anil will n? >t be excelled hy
any school in tl, estate. Separate buildings f<>r beys ami girls. Teachers 1 ve in saino
building with students. Our teacher* are nil spec i.d.sts in their branches. Facul
ty consists ot live Professors and four Lady Teachers. All students arc required
to attend the church nnd Sunday school of their choice.
The Institute is divided into live e hisses, Freshman. Sophomore. Intermediate*
Junior and Senior. Besides the usual ICngli It Course, instruction is given in the
following branches : Anri'-nt and Modern l.aiuimtge-', Music, Al t, 1'. locution,
Typewriting, Calisthenics and Military Ttuins.
We guarantee ihat any young man can enter the Liter.?ry Department of o'.jr
School nnd attend the entire session of nine s hohistic months for front $1()*>.00 to
| ?12." 0 ) according to class cntcrre I. This amount covers lb aril. 'I uiti"n, \\ asli
j itiL' Ia,dits. Fuel and in fact.eV'M'V expense except hooks and i losing. :sll>.00
to .<12*1.00 covers si^niliar oXpet'Stjs for a vour.g lady.
b* educed rates given to tvfo or njore stud - 1 ? : s limit saute family nnd also to tho
children of ministers. '
( !nc scholarship "f free tuition is given in each countv. One scholarship worth
jjt 1 00 is given in the State ?t large. Competitive examination will be held m each
I county betwci n the 1st and 1'OUi of September. 1 1" y? tt desire to trj' 'he txamina*
! tion ap'-lv to the Pres ident of t lie Sont It Carolina Oo-Kducationnl Institute. By
I paying cash :it beginning of session f>?r the whole nine months students can get a
I discount of b"> percent, oll'ofthi: pbove price, which wifl redm/* the expenses to
j ::n amount less than ^ 1 0i ?. t ,
Music, Vocal or Instrumental, pi r session $"5.00
J,- ah i *:r>.oo
, PALMKTTO JLiUSINTSs COidd'.CF.
Conn ^et -d \\ ilh t he, So'ttli ^.'arolina Co- lvlncatiotml Institute is the Palmetto*
Business <..*'?! 1 ? go. The coiu;se i?f study is the s,<me as in any lirst class Business
Collc*?e.
Tuition, full Business Course, unlimited selxhtr It "p .... S!>0 CO
Tuition, eoniplet '?? Course Stenography . &UO.OO
Send |or circulars and write IV?r full oarticuiais to Ii. B. CAiX, Sec , Willistou,
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iunn'? Ureal iU-medy, completely cured me."
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