The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 31, 1896, Image 2
Jke (Juriei (JhrouMe,
PUBLISH KI> KVKHY FRIDAY
BY
W Xj. MrDOWELI
The only Reform J'cjx r in Ju mimic
County.
OA M DKN, S. JAN. 31, lS'JtJ
SuHSCkll'TION lv atkh : ? One year, $1.00;
tlx months, (>0 cents; tliro? months, 2")
con' ?.
Haiks >'ok Aovkktisi.su Ordinary
transient advert ismaits, first thMi-rtinn
$1,00 por senate ; each ?ui.. sequent in
sertion AO i on's por sijunro.
Oath rate# for Wa.it*, Lost ami Found,
n?>t cx'ccediiitf flvo linon, *?"> cents
each insertion and ft rents per lino for
eaeh Additional lino.
Buftinei* loon's, 5 oontH per line each in
ihmMoh,
OtHctal and lc^al notice* at the rati' al
io wei) by law.
Hams for eoutract advertising will he an
nounced upon application at theoiticc.
Communications will l>o published when
ofintorovt to the general puhlN* and
n ?t of a defamatory nature. Xo ro
Kponsibilily will hn assumed for the
views of correspondents.
ftomittunee* hy chocks, drafts and | >t t a I
moJiov orders should ho made n iyalilo
to . ' w. l. Mcdowell,
Camden, S. ( '. I
Honator Tillman Uses II is IMIcli-l
fork.
Senator 11. H. 'Oilman delivered
in the Svnute on Wednesday last u
.!,?pech, the like of which, it in sa i ? I,
has novor boon heard before. A re
port direct from Washington says:
0 "'South Carolina's great Senator,
the tribune of the people, in a ken a
speech the like of which was never
hoard before in Congress. (Cleveland
and Carlisle and their c >-eonsj>iri
tors were handled without n J ? ? v?-t- .
The crowds in the galleries could
not bo restrained, but applauded
tiiin again and again.
Such a torient of inveo'dvo ha
seldom Tie on heard in the Sen
ale as that in the speech of Mr.
Tillman. Veteran members of the
ltodv characterized the speech ?\*
one of the most rommkable in tin
history of the upper branch <>f < ' ? ? 11 -
grcisH. , It abounded in statements
of a sensational character, arraign
ing Pi esident Cleveland, Sccreta
Ay Carlisle nnd other iii'-n in high
'maces. There was a directness of
statement and a dramatic uiannci
of diliverv which awed Moor and
galleries. The gestures of the Sen
a tor were u^ed frequently in aetinu
bis words. At one point lie mad?
n profon. id salute nnd 'Hipp' I hi
bat to Sherman" as the lin.univ
victor of a f | u uter of a century.
. The ga! le l ies were lii'tyed alter
nately to applause and laughter.
Pausing for .1 sip of water, amid
roni's of laughter, he temaiked, "I
seldom wet my whistle uhlc I
Speak, still you can't run a wind
mill on water."
The next moment ti.cVe was ;i
hush through the chamber as tin
Senator nppiied such mimes its
"J ud is" to a member <?f \ < ; n !>i -
net, or characterizes the President
in stipeilativo bitti rnesn A'. ti,n< '<- I
the Senator's voice sank j.<?> a w!ii.?- 1
per, as for iustanoi. .vnen he u :v
warnio^ of the .ipproach nf a pop
ul-u revolution and communism
and the marching on Washington
of a host with rilles iir iln ii hands.
? A??aiu -his voico msound?-d thioiigh
the chamber and the outer corri
tlers as he .filled Senators r.nd
members ?'cowards'' for not resort
ing to impeach iiwnl .
Mr. Tillman to? k the ll ? ?? ? r tit 'J |
o'clock. The galleiiea tilled quick- I
ly and the Senator was .-n corded
close attention. lie moved d"n\n|
from his rear scat to one in the
front row immediately in front o!
the presiding olliccr. Although
provided with in .inusri it t. in- In - j
yin c xleinpm'ancously.
During Mr. Tili ni:in\ l*iitci crit
icism of tiic President, in* 1 n i < I : : ^ j < I ?
his notes and pul Senators :i n ? i
gnllt'iics in roars of Ituyhlri In
telling how, as (Jnvoninr < ? f S with
(Jarolinn, i??i had cuine lure i < ? it -
augtfrntc t lie President and h.-id
pl.i-cnl fiiu I' hours out in t h ?? sim?
and sleet until lie was ne:til> 1 1 ? : -
/.on to dentil to do honor to this
President. "Ami," com I n ? !?i I I In
Senator, "I :i*k God to forg ve me
for doing it."
Atone point, after 1 ? i 1 1 c i i y ar
raigning l tic President, tlie Scnatoi
addressed himself to the KrpuMi
ciias and exclaimed : ''Why have
you not impeached him? Von liavt
the majority to do it."
Mr. Hawley interrupted with tin
qnerry "Why didn't the iasi Con
gress do it?''
"He is not impeached,'' contin
ued the Senator, hpcjuso he carries
outy<-ur Republican policy. The
last Conaress was no belter than
this." ; \
Senator Tinman spoke for two
honts. At the close of his speech,
WKh sarcastic Irony he thanked
Ills colU'j^'K'8 for not having ad*
jottrned und left h i in to deliver hu?
speech to an empty "Will. At the
close of liisf reui&rkB tlio member*
from vS(mt.l| Carolina and many
other* gathered around him uml
ratulated hfm.,v
?Hon. John II. Mcbanrin i? lo
graplied tho Cutuuahm Resistor a*
folio wtt :
Til 1(1) >111*4 flprtColl ?V:?8 il
It tvna origin ?1 and bold ? a terri
Ho nrruigmncnt of Cleveland. I'n*
der different oil eumstaniOis 't on*
ated tin I mpreaslon 1 1 k ?? his speech
at MeunettHville in I $85. There
wore lar^o crowds in the >k' !?? i if >
and they applauded his hiu iti
I Cleveland and hit? denunciation of
he ltd issues. Jiis ",.ilchfoik" is!
dripping with gore."
Charleston I uder M i 1 a k i
Police.
Charleston has been placed
under iho metropolitan police
system. This action was t ikon
hy (iovoiior Kvans last Tues
day. Tho Columbia Register of
the 20th savs: |
"The State Police Board held
a meeting yesterday and hy mm
unanyinous vote decided to take
ihnrge of Charleston's police
force. This net ion will surprise
no one, >/ive those who have
l>egn asserting that t li o talk of
metropolitan ])oliec! for ( 'harles
Lon was merely a Mull. The
State Hoard lias not acted pre
cipitately. It. has had this mat
ter utid-'r ad V'semeiil Cora long
time, car fully considering hoth
*ide.s,and, with relut'ta'iee.eaino
to the conclusion that hut two
il ternatives presented them
*el\es, either the Hoard must
take charge of ( 'hat lesion's po
lice Pree or allow the Dispen
sary law to be openly, II grant
ly a"d dcliintlv violated in th.it
city. The Hoard wished to do
neither of these things and
tried hard to li.nd some other
course to pursue. When the.
Hoard found itself reduced I"
those I : ? s t alternatives, it d??
eided, rfl course, to adopt the
former, (or the Stat': cannot pia
mit the worst elements of the
citizenship of one of its town
,o run roughshod over out; of it^
laws.''
j The Nicioa^mi Canal.
Mr. lOditor: ? While the cut
tinf* ol a canal to unite the \i
luutie with tin* Macilie 1 > \ \v:i\
of laKo Nicaragua Ins 1 1 1 (lis
missed by engineers .-id 1 .-o.i.-id
eivd l?y (capitalists al! < wr Mu
rope anl A tu -rica . the aprau!
to ml classes to whom the
urea tost benefit w< i i 1 < 1 a( cru
i ? U
hv I lie com pletion ol smh a
wafer way. 1 1 i \*c ? bestow< (1 Im!
little t bought up: ?n I In- <pw s
t ion. It i- u ? 1 1 ss irv to go
?;\ cr ! ! e mi t. \ reasons that ex
ist why t : v ? .ma I should l?.
ft ?i 1 1 j ?! i ? t ?<!. 1 ' i i? ? s i\ 1 1 1 _r oi
time an. i (V i;.'! ? on :t i i m r
? 1 1 a lit I ise to be t ranspoi !? i!
imnnd Sou'h A in 'ilea. hv \\ :t\
; - f < '.i j if 1 I or:), \v> >uM moil' I !iar:
emnpensate t M" til'1 r ,fst ol
hiiildiui* l no canal.
M^pcmdly i-s i( tc? tin' intM
? st * ? I ? li ? Sou ! h t h 1 1 t lie work
?diould !>' comjil* t< (1 as sdo1: a:
possib c, for it w mil 1 Im a* li:
this m'< t ion of t ' i ? * ( i milt !". m ? r? -
than any oi her. b\ ;:i viie; ;?
>h >i t er r? Mile t > A.- ia :i n 1 \ us
t < a!ia. I h- n w ? coiiM li in) a )
mark* t lor our ma- nlact nrc:!
'?c-tton >jt) vl-> without s. ndiny
t hem <>ut by wa \ i ?' N i 1 w \ o! I
an l other noitln ru cities
wouM ?j.'w e a lo w impet u< t )
our .s'M -pi 1 1 to v. us ;iml in iK?
Charleston. Sa\a>in::h. Mobi;<
and ( i a Ives! on W o- t h \ i i \ a I*
ol New York. P,o>ton and Phil
adelphia. 1 1 would st imnlalc
-hip I > 1 1 i 1 ? 1 i r i tr and make us If s?
dependent on foreign nati ns
for tin' transfer of our surplus
products, 1 1 would draw iin
i-jratinn and capital to the
South: thereby in crocs. ni.r hoth
our producing and consuming
capacity .
The I'. S should control it.
1 T we allow ?1ny M..iopean pow
er to huild the canal hall the
beneiit will he gon?\ With
the power to levy rc'hietive
duties, for the transmission ol
goods on it, vested in any pov/
er to whose interest it wsis that
we should not trad<j directly
with the countries oi' Asia and
Australia ? there would he hut
little saving. And especially
is this true regards (Irent
Britain ? the Mistress of the
sea.
S.>me power strong enough
to nviko its orders respected
must control, and if I lie United
States doe a not Knjfland will.
Hut, ?ns some one; 4,\Vhy
not lot N .oara^ua control the
etuuil, Hi it w ill be built through
its territory ?" Nicaragua U not
strong enough to make its or
ders respected. rven among the
surrounding p^tty States; and
tho 'transitory nut lire oft ho
government precludes the pos
sibility (#f allowing nurh a
thing il it wore desirable in all
other res pee ts.
How ahull it bu built?- Many
plans have boon advanced lor
the completion tjf the work:
probably the most feasible of:
whir 1 1 is (hit proposed by Sen.
Morgan, of Ala. Which is that
the U. S. government guaran
tee or endorse bonds to the
amount of one huulred million
dollars the proceeds ot t lie sale
of such lionds to he used tor
tlit! const rueti^u -oT tlio ^anal
VVIiilo I am opposi d to t?ic|
principle of public donations
to aid private enter j ? ri .-<? *, still
in tin' present instance it ma> j
I)'.1 justifiable 1 >y considering
l lie result to 1)0 obtained.
At any rate, there is a pit;- 1
cedant in tin; case of the Pa
cific It 1 v . ','o., to whom the
(jIov. lent aid of a similar Kind
The work has lain dormant
for some time for lack r.i
funds, hut it will not lonjj>* he
s >. Those interested will |
make an effort soon to <*et the
ueee->sarv help to o uitiuue. i
" 1
ih.' (juestion will he put squar
l\ h fore the next Con^r 's?. it"'
net he fore the present one, and'
il w ? ' want this government, toj
eoiili'-jl the canal, we should!
vote l< >r men wlio are in lavor ?
.?I it. and who will me their in
I'm i.ii' to s curt- such leji-la-'
tmn as \vi!l m -he the canal a
in :t t< r < ?f f ie . as w ell as theo
n v.
Think over t fie matter, vo
ters < ?! ? h' * ot h I )i>et , and
win n the ( ,.tmj>ai_m opens ask
the c nidi lates lev ('oiiL'l'ess
how t !n 1 y stand on the mat t? r.
I <. I j. ( upefand.
| ( ).i I' t-h. 1 i li. M r. 1 1 uhert
i<i. O. i "Mi, ofSumter will com
i inenr-e the pu dieation ol The
j Sou ' I) ('aroiioa i ohacconiM, a
wt'klv nnura/.ine devoted ex
rhi>-i \ e! \ t?. th" promol ion and
development ol th 'tohiK'co in
'er.v-t ol South ?( arulimi The
-ii !?<ei i j ?; ion p:iee ol the nnej'a
wi:i he S-'.(50.
Tlioiisaiids of women
' s;n ?? r 'jktol!> aiisi-kibs.
& R A D P ! E L D 5 S
FF:./V\ /\LE
REGULATOR,
ACTS A i 3 A SPECCSriC
i'.y Art i.j io lies!!!;; Ac-ion hsr G.'gans.
1 -i liivltli td i i i * ?* > j 1 1 , ;in?i
it . v !.I !?<?*(? 1 1 I i I i !? HI ! LtiC
... Ii M'.;vcr Fuils to I'euulMc ...
M Ml lit.' i ???!. II. . ir. itC.'Mt nf
It. ,.1. ?? ? .< nil- .1 n?. -Vit.j.i.ii IciifiH.
I'iim . i i.i ? .? i. Mi; * i i i i IvJ.p'd
rrvM.rc t:r?:rr;AToi: <iio<Vni<]<>ii?r</?ti
? ????!. I In; . i: ilk Int: ii li< I ? i : !i i in! "
v . - i'.ii \ A .N . I hmhIit^i'ii. Aid.
liltVJtHi;! ') 1 * t < ? ( I \ I't ; it < O.. Alln.iln, (in.
?Sol. I !iv ill .(..?- iKtn .. t . 1 .CO i ' r bottlo
! WANTED -AN IDEAiT^ffifS
()iiui? In i alfiit ? I 'rot e< t your !<!<?. i.< ; I )<<>> inr.y
liriiii; ymi twntth. W'rilo JOHN V?* ICDDKK
I'.l'i.'N'.V ('?)., 1'ntont A I inniivi, WY.^iiiiiytun,
1). (V, fur I lii'i r Sl.SW i>i izo oiler.
St
O
ZOO BROADIVA ) XEIV YORK CITY.
OUR COUNTRY NEEDS IT-GOLD!
T!.? principal ohj;vtn ?.f this c >:ri|uui>' arc t > 1 tiv.
H>'U ..i!.l < ;><Tatf mini s.
I''r!ui;iyi?i o.miiot r.ff t.1 to Imy h'i ;-.>!?!
mine, !>?;! you o.ri hil.e mi interest in *cveral v.. is
nl lr iiiii-s tiiro'.i^h ll*.
!?>?? fortiin- s I ivc I' > n male In ?: ?!>' ?
In.;. Mi" iji-vit Wer: lliu opp- >rUllilli? :. i t'i.'ui
tliev .? I ?* (v. . I jiy .
Tlir ivviii';n!:i;i .-f t f.>*v >h.ires i'f oiirnti ek ir.ny
in " I: * y. 11
F-iiii ? (>,' the v i ii .t l.H st men of to-il.iy I'prfiiiH' *??
thr;>u?-h uii:ii;i.r. Tin? cry of tin- whole worM .j? fo*
O-.l.l nt <1 its vain ? .'ii 1 necessity is In-iiijf iiiim
?
fuly ;ip;?reoint?.l < .vli .lay.
All pri?eiou* i-.iiii.ta1 ?1. -cowries nro pract;."*l'y
i; i r t s to th<- ) >p!e K.ji 'i ii'i-son i-1 1 nt .tl.-.l to v.Jn.t
!>?? .? *i? fairly jje:. Why tio: try for ymrs?-;f thniii.;h
us now ?
SpVn.li.l opportnnion .'.>r St'fiirini proa*, lwgains
in mines come t?? u.? constantly. < Kir agents are re
porting from I!k* fc<?M ft- I 's (?( tliia continent nn<l
from Africa. The company o-.vni two promising
properties In Cripple Cr>i?k . We propose- to ?SctcI< p
on<* of the most remarkable, well-proven jiacr
mines in tho worM. It ha* n!rea<iy pi\>!uce<l about
t -,0?j0.(i<*) by enulo mrfrtee working. an<l la esti
mated to contain oTer $:?s.000,000 in fco!<l.
Now Is tke time ?> invest with us. Do not wait
until every man. woman and chikl It ra^r to buy
ud prices have a4raoce?l enorin. vi4y.
!?? t sliipi:i? n; < <.f amounting to
I 's ; than ??"??>< miv, wrri- rmili* fr"t:i South Africa.
I i the production was nearly $ tf'.iXO.OOO. It is
i*;ri!.it* I t! at v. orks inaW way r.n.I coiitcniplAlnl
?a ill ;w <~tu<v 0<W iv ? j> rymr.
I ? s than lir.? \ ? r. a :?> (' ipplc Crei k wr.<* i:n
l.'ioivn a imiii ( ????;?. I:? l'-O'J it produeo?l
C i I is !!?>?? .?( ; ? ; .rOt?.c.v<> jvr month.
T..-I < III li on. t!"i ! 1-u' aid a'l.n-yt )io|x-le8*, not
:.t .:iy y or. rs j-inco clin^; i!os;h rati ly t > a small holo
i . iIk- ground wMcii si. owed r?>?:u* (ram s > f gold.
Til. i t ):>?!?? Ii.m >i \C'' y ? M d i >9iT ? .'
T"iu Malin Mine lia* jc.l r. carl/ Jti.nOVi'iOO in
<li* idci.ds, ilio ('r.in-i I' iiiv nearly Jl'-'.OOCMVO, tlio
I!. I. li. r ..vrr JI5.0G0 i .
\Vc |-noy of no di'n v industry pnylftg
mi.'; I ir<<? dividends o-i capital invested r.a fully
d.'Vt !??;>?? I ? r< blueing gold mii.i-.i. Tlicr.Veo? C.". jx r .
jvr annum ;* i|!ii!i> r >n?t::on, while pluxW^in
rnal ?'!un:s an- n:ad" in r iiiny instnnnf.
We o Tc? f.?r ?ai?* f.O.'Wi shared of ourv?p!t?i ?Wk
r.t tl.?> par value?
$!0 PER CHARE.
Payable J-' |v-r *l;*re on Ajiplicn'iuo at.d $l fort
nihility, l?-gint>!nff T?h. I. Jtf'5. However, t'.e**
d.*iraig to pay In full ran wcuro. <4-r: if.caU * of full
paid stock ? toner. ?
Ke:rlt hy cheek or p^*-t offlcfl or r*)*f?onlfr or
rrfUtorH Irttef to Al'STlM (J Al. LAG HER, Fccre
tary, 100 Now York.
The penitentiary invefltiga*
t ion hut! come to a close. NofraJ
of the charges against Cant. J
Ncal wore proven and lie
stands completely, exonerated.
It is thought that Mr. Wil-j
loughhy who brought iliej
charjreH against Capt. NcaJ was
prompted to do so by a spirit
of malice, and the investiga
tion leaves him in prvtty bud
shape. ^
Wu afe indebted to the)
Washington Post lor a copy ot j
its Aim, m?e and Kucycl pedia.
It is a m >st valuable publica
tion containing a larjf? amount
)l very useful information
Mr. J. ??'. minima n
l'ort l.awn, S. 0.
Best For tlte Blood
Mood's Proved Its Merit -Ecxemn
Cured.
"I havo uaod Hood's SarHaparilla and i
know it la tho best medicine for the blood
I have ever taken. Two years a^o I bad '
u soro on on? of my limbs below tho knee.
I Spent Many Dollars
for medical attendance and treatment but
all In vain. At bint n friend urged n\c to
try Hood'a Bursapurllla. J told lilm it
Would not do me any ifood us 1 had the
best of doctors in thin vieinlty attend
mound they said it was a severe ea*o of
eczema. lie prevailed upon me, however,
to take one bottle and when it was ull
Sarsa
partlla
taken I notccfn slight a g
improvement. I have El .
now useX slx bottles
and my ler? in well. Had it not been for
Hood's ttarsa par ilia I do not think I
would ever have conquered my com
plaint." J. W. IIiNDMAN, Fort Lawn, B.C.
Hood's Pills euro all liver ills, constipa
tion. biliousness. sick headache. indigestion.
's
I OH TIIK HKAI.iN'.J OK THE NATIONS ?
Botanic Blood Balm
TIIKMtt.IT SOI' II 1 1. K N UkUKDY H>H
fill Skin and Blood Diseases
It purifies, builds up and enriches
the Pi >oj, and never tails
to hire the most inveterate
M.OOU A N I ) SKIN HIS
liASliS, i'r directions are fol
lowed. I housands of grate
ful people sound its praises
;mk1 attest its virluos.
C5?"\VRlTn tot Uook 01 Won
derful Cures, sent free on ap
plication.
!l n. >t Kept by your IochI druggist,
send ?1.00 !.?r Lirjce battle, or isoo
i ?r six boitlos, and wdicine will be
s-.Mit, fivij-Jit pni.l, bv
fir ?<>F> f i Vl.Tl CO., Aii;ir.?a,Oa.
Blood and Skin Diseases
Always
Cured.
BOTANIC 1EL.OOIJ JJAT.KJ r.f.vr falls
to furo all manner <>( Hl>- >d :wj?' Willi I'.-i
s. It !?> On* trrenl S".tiil?prn H'ili'li.!-' i'i?
per I'viiiK I ? ? ? t n ? :ly, ..i.il cures .ili mania r
< f Si. ill UI.cl I >i < X >< I ttwaS'S. As a ll'lt I ? : 1 1! tf
sip t >!ilc it is \\ il'milt :: rival, atnl al' ??>lllt< ly
I ? yoml vrnnptir -on \v it li am* other Mim'ar
r -irii-'ily i*v?*r < >rf to I 'o tin" pul'lto. I> 1' a
psi'.acvi for ail ills tvsuitlDi; fr<?m itii*,'?>re
!<!ool. or itn in: i/oV< risliOil conrtitio'i ot '!: ?
ht:ir:?.n f?vs: 1.1 A stii. li- i ? t ? 1 v .11 >i. t.tuii
ntratoits j?;i r.i <:? ? >u.?i T virtues.
{ ?*? "Sen 1 fvr tr;*c h xik of Wonderful Cures.
! r'co, $i.oopcr i.iisc bnttlc; fj.cj for .-iv
I ..t.Jts.
l\>r rf*l?* 1>V <!| if not S"!' 1 tor.",
iriffilo'iK. .vfj ti. .-???ir fr'iOt paiu <.?
i . . :;;t ft it: ?'v
}-?.Otk> L'AL.M CO., Atlanta, Cm.
vi '1* Mi-i R.J i?|
IN AND ST 1 1.1, CoMIN'CJ.
HAVK YOU SK EX OUR
( ' up and suucer for To.
Plates, (j, 7, h, }) ceii's.
(\;vered dishes, IS and 50<6.
Dishes S, 10, 13, 15, 1 9 cts.
Ohajnbers for v<U cents
Covered chambers 1!> cts.
Pitcher and b >\vl 71) cents;
(/?;/ size and worth 1 00
China plates 10 and cts. j
Cups and saucers 10 and 1 'Jo.
Plain tumblers >i 1-2 cts.
.Mlv tumblers 2 1-- cts.
1 piece gluss set for 30 cts.
Knives and forks 48 and (JO
rents a set.
Kwimel lined preserving luet
ics Ji, ,'){>, 48, l> ^ and ho cts.
V(i ATK W A R K ? NOW DoM't
WE fitl.L THAT S'l'l'i i'.
KIG'IIT l'HICKS.
3KK OUR
Sc. ILsiiLjBi't*
Big rubJf'r combs tor 5 c.
Big box hair pins 5c.
1 1 air curlers f!c.
1 doz col'ar buttons for 5c.
I] table spoons for 5c.
A big hotel gt.blct tor 5c.
5 papers needles and bod
iins tbr 5c.
Set ol (> tea spoons for 5c.
Quart cup 5c.
Tooth brush 5c.
2 pUs. envelopes for 5c.
'2 quires paper 5c.
5 papers c.f j>ins 5c.
Big bottle wl machine oil for'
) cts.
Big assertion t glassware 5c.
1 do-/ cedar pencils for c.
1 do/ s * <71 1 p< ns for 5i\
1 >i writing tablet for 5c.
Sen its this week.
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Tin* li'.oks for tl'O coil, t-i ion of ?- i t y
I nxc.x w i It In- open in I iic Council Clniin
:>? r i.i t lii* Opera House on Saturday,
iinnv 1st. ami remain open n?
M < > rj 1 1 a v . I'ehru.-i rv the H)!lj. IN in
-I i. si vc- . after which date t he ;?cna!t;
\ i i aitaeh to all r.cliuipieui-.
Cost - ami charges will he :? * i < I ? '! alter
.! !'. M. <>n IVhrmny 11. ls;u;
Tot'lC will !>c ?l" CX 1 1 llsioli Si) CO me in
tn>l t>.i\ v<uir taxes now
.1. 1. III.' \SI N<ST< >X.
( *i < _v I iva.sivrer.
Tiiis crrciit remedy is indorsed by
physicians, and prescribed by them
all over the wcrld.
Positively n::r:i! ? ieecl to cure the most
shibN m east's. The formula is published
plainly on every bottle. As a tonic it is
Superior
TO ALL
??8 ? **CZ CV] vris <*S ??????? ?j A -Q Q'
?j?ci a p?di a a &
Fur Female Complaint;, rnJ
Ixi i Id in# lid run -down sys
tem b it nets like ma-;!;:. Try
n boltle and he convince J.
READ THE TRUTH-^ss*?
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EXTRACT FROM BOOH CF TfSTIMON :AL3.
/ " Wn? ix rheumatic PulTorcr for is months. IVi-ived no h^n?flt
f/om physician*, i r<-j? ( in? nt j> t Mlncrnl Wells, Tpx., or II"' r-j.i ir
JUk. M"v doctor drrlared my condition hojirle*.?, but n? is |n?: rr?.-i t
Ai! vfrciVl'. P. I'., LlppiSiinS Grvnt Kciiv y. 'I (trough its u>>' 1 ?.i.i
iu-duy a \v?*ll man. V/. I'. I'l.V.MlNS,
of Tlmminft Ac lline?, IsndinK c?r.<e? r , \V.tr..fi.acLic, i < *.
Indorsed by H. W. 1'eakhns, I>r;-p^5>s.
" T'. P. P.. l.lnpmftnXtrortl ltomwly,r':r' d p"~cf 'I 71cr.lt hronth
itivaad (utilisation ?f the heart. llad not ->??!?? o;? cither si?l. for
t wo year j ; now 1 bleci> .-outi-lly in nuy :i."'
A. M. 1/VM^AV, TV Tca.
"Sworn to uml subscribed l e'<HI ilnv
.!. .M.^amulkt, N< Lary Public.
"Stiffrrcd for yars ii:i it disagreeable eruption on tr.y face.
Various reine<li it failed to r< move it< fhree l?otiltt>oi P. 1'. P., Lij?y
r..aii'? (JrcfU Remedy , coiunlctily^ruitd nn?."
I- a it. J. l?. .lOIlNSOX, Snvanoab, (M.
sold by all druggists
LIPPMAN BRO'S.proprietors. ,
UPPMAN'S BLOCK-SAVANNAH. GA.
AmUNGEWEHl
We wish to announce to the public that we have opened up
a fresh line of Heavy and Fancy Groceries, Canned Goods, Kla
voring extracts, Tea*\ &c.
Also nice line of Tinware, Lamps, Coffee mills, Washboards,
&c., &c.
Tobacco and Gigars a specialty.
"Quick sales and email profits, " our slogan; "Honesty and
Mpinre dealings," our motto. ^
Chronicle Ollice in rear of our store^Vhere all visitors will
r*ci-ive'fi hearty welcome. Polite attention to all.
Yours for business,
R. 10SKIEY & CO.
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p- SOUTH 0^.?^Ol_iXlsr.A.
C ( )- 10 1 ) U CATION A I , I N STI T UT E,
(Formerly known as the Williston High School.)
WILUSTON, HA RNWELL COUNTY, SO. CAROLINA
Next Session Begins Thurediiy, September 20,
For the past four years thU Stfhpol has been Known us ^lu? Williston Jli?h
School. Year 1 >y yi in it s pat lounge li ;s Hcadily increased, during the past .session
students attending from almost evurv section el Smith Carolina and also ? from
Itf'igia. The pat ronage. being so lai ge Ihe Hoard of Trustees >?? their last an
nual meeting decided to |>ut np larger buih in-^K, increase the number el teachers,
raii-e the stimlardot the School and clo nic the i.ame to the South Carolina Co
lid ? cat iwnul Institute. The Institution has hem granted a charter by the Stato
: i ii ? i is the largest hoarding school hctv.ec" Augusta, <ia., it in 1 Charleston, S. C.
Last 1>< veiubol our 1 )oi mi lories were dest toy ed hv lire. We inke |ilciig!iw i:i
in out mini: i y I h public that larger and c< nn mod ions buildings of modcri^ arch i
tieture are no'y.- hi-ine er ctcd on a beautiful ('ainj us of oieht acres, These^*HlTH\
iiius will ' e completed ami comfortably equipped in time to accommodate I V.)'
itoai ding ?>t udenis by the opening of ihe serRion. (Mir bonrding an anncim-ms
or the nest session will l?.- far better than i ver before ami will not he cxotlh-d by
umv school io theStiite. Separul" huildin 's f -r b.ys md girls. Tenders I vc in same
(>ii i Id in if with s i ? id nt s. ? i ? i r 1 1 :n In rs arc all sp? < i. 1 sts in their branches. Facti I
? y con.-i n!s .if live ProtV-ssoiv and four l.ady IYachi r<. All students >jre required
to attend tie* chun li :*nil XMmiijy M'hni I of their clniieo.
Tie' Institute is d: v ii Ird into (i \ <? ela-ses, I reshuia n . Sophomore. I ;it< rmcd i.it e >
nnior ami Senior. 1*. s' .1- s t i ? n-oul Kse.;li h Coins -, instruction is given in the
felb iwiiii: branches : Ami n: aid Modern I .ninjinige -, Music, Ait, Llocttiion,
I' \ pew riling. Calisthen'cs :.ml M ii;t.:ry Tin ' ii s. ?
We "jiinninliM' th :t any vo?jn.r man can enter the l.itc-i.?'y Department of o::i'
Scho >1 ami attchil thi' i i'ti,?,>e>-i .ii nt' nine s ).? ? ! ;i 1 5 ?? im-nthfc fi?r from $10 -">00 to
slL'.? O l :ic'">rdi'ur f?> ' la euti-i r;-!. This ai.i> mut covers 15. . aril. 'I u:ti"ii, Wash
? n. ? I ,iu*lit s. Fiii 1 ; n ! in?i'ut. evr\ pense e\c? pt booUs and (l->thing. ll-?.00
I in * ! _ i.OO eitvi r* vim liar expo* ses for a \-ou ? g 1 e 'y .
j h'c?bce;1 rates hen n> two or in ue stud nis IV eu .-:one laniiy and a!-o to ;h ?
: e!iihli-en o| li di: i.-.l el's.
i i-e!: i a : s ; . i j i '?! lv>-' ? t ; . i; ion is i v -n in e i.di eount v. One scholarship wort h
I i en in the Suit ? ;.t !ar_". (Nonpe'.itivc exan.imitinu will be hi1 id in ea?dt
I in:: ! . i.etwein 1 1 ? Is! mid -Oth ???' S< pteinlu r. I f y<-ti ih sir-' lo try * he < xaniimt
1 tii.n applv ti> Ihe I'ri : i h nt ?. I tie- South Carolina ( o- Fd ue i! ional I iisti; nlc. i'y
1 |i.--\ ru.' en.- h at In ^iruiin.': session fir the whole nine months students can gel a
idi-:'<vint oi" 1 "> per cent, oil' of tie- :.i> >\i' piiue. which wiM reihict- t lie ex pen'-- ''
'all an. mint less than $IOil,
Music, N neal or Inslrami nSal . per $cssiou ..... $.'!.>.( 0
An...- ' sii'i.no
I I'Ai.M m'n :d s!\::ss < os j ici:.
Coine'i t i! w i: h the Sieilh CaioliotCi hMuc atimial I n - 1 it ? 1 1 ? ? is the I'alnn-lto
i Kn?incrs C dli g.'. The course of sludv is the same as in any lirst class Hii'iness
< 'i)l!cgi'.
Tuition, -nil Husiness Co ir>e, uidirnc l s-.-h-.l.-ir h p .... $.'>o.f'(l
Tuition, ci'tiiph't ? C-utrsc Steiio^repliy s.Oi
Send 1 1 ? r c.r. u!ars and write for ;u!l , articular.-j to i.'.. 15. CAIN, Sec , Willisbni,
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j II. R iiiri', V. N. lv. 14AIMCV,
Supt. Mili/arv Department, . l'rc^iiletit.
BLOTCHES ''
SOLD SORES
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POISONING
SCROFULA &c
WONDERFUL
REMEDY. ,
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