The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 07, 1896, Image 3
T ME BEST
SPRING MEDICINE
1s Simmons Liver regulator. Uon't
forget to take it. Now Is the time you
need It most to wake up your Liver. A
sluggish Liver brings on Malaria, Fever
aha Ague, Rheumatism, and many Qther
Ills which shatter the constitution and
wreck health. Don't forget the word
REGULATOR. It is SIMMONS LlVER
REGULATOR you want. The word KliG
ULATOR distinguishes it from all other
remedies. And, besides this, SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR is a Regulator of the
Liver, keeps it properly at work, that your
system may be kept in good condition.
I OR THE BLOOD take SIMMONS
Liver Regulator, it is the best blood
pufilier and corrector. Try it and note
tire difference, ^ook for the RED Z
on evetV package. You wont find it on
any otlt^r medicine, and there is no other
Liver femedy like SIMMONS LIVER1
REGULATOR-the Kingof Liver Remedies.
Be sure you get it.
J. H. Zeillu & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
J V
K10U. 7, 18 Sit).
Cotton Seed Tor Sale.
200 bushels King's Improved
Cotton Seed at 30 cent* per bush
el. R. B. , Williams,
Board cf Registration Supervisors.
Messrs. W. K. Russell, Mannrs
Hftbon and VV. R. Hough have been
appointed by G(.v. JCvitus t he Board
of Registration'' Supervisors* f.?r
Kershaw County.
Ead'y Fooled
Some person wip4 badly fooled a
few niirh'.s a?o by breaking into
one of the front windows ? ?f the
Wonder .store and took therefiom a
Confederate Hundred dollar bill
thinking it was good money.
A Cad Death
Richard Vcinon, son of Mr. Ben
jamin Bobbins, of Bodkins, aged 7
years, died last Tuesday of majai ial
feVer. Me was a favorite with ev>
erybody and hi8~dcatli is a pecu
liarly sad one. The burial look
place at Mi. Olivet. To the deep
ly bereaved parems we .tender our
deepest sympathies,
Acciden' ally Shot
Mr. ?W. W. Thomp^in. a guard at
tlie.Stgte farm at Boy'ttiti's accident
aly shot hinifcelf through the light
hand .yesterday. He .vas walking
with the gun in h i ^ hand., when he
stum.b)vd and fell the hammer
striking the ground first causing
the gun to discharge. The wound
is a very ugly one and came near
resulting seriously but hope
soon that he will be all ri^ht.
I'SijkQ Yourself Strong
If you would resist pneumonia,
bronchitis, typhoid fever, und per
sistent coughs and colds. 'I hese
ills attack the weak nnrl inn down
system. They can find no foothold
where* the Mood is kept purr, rich
and full of vitality, t'je appetite
good and digestion vigorous with
Hold's Sarsaparilia, the ou\j 'true
blood purifier. :
"Hood's Tills' C ure TTver iTlsV con
stipation, billioOfcnefcs, jaundice,
sick headache.
Moro Sunday Shooting at Sychar
The quirt of our community was
disturbed Inst Sunday by the filing
of guns by wotne I >w beggerly per
sons or person. There is a eertffcin
lawless cluas wc are reliably itY*
formed that are guilty of carrying
"Concealed deadly weapons who
practice the existing cvij ns no gen
tlemau would Moo.j gfi lryy as to
trample the holy commandents un
der foot. We are glafl to say since
our last writing tmn.e of the guilty
have bee a located and is on the
road to justice. We appeal to ev
ery citizen to see that the law of
cur lane) i.?* respeeltd.
A Citizejri^*
A Ticket.
Mr. Editor: ? As it is getting
about lime for tlib people to dis
cuss and consider whom they de
sire for their public servants, and
ns there are as yet but few if any
regularly announced candidates,
we would suggest that the follow
ing is a list of true and competent
men, the stipe: iors of whom it
would be hard to find for the offi
ces for which their names are pre
sented :
Representative?, C. W. Moseley,
and. J. T. Hay.
AufHTor, W. A. Schrock.
Treasurer, J. M. Watts.
Clj/rk of Court, Joel IIou#h. "
SiferifT, J. F. Wo si.
Kupetvunr, (), Stokes.
School Commissioner, L. L. Cope
land.
Coroner, W. T. Hammond.
Trial Justice, DcKalb Tow^ahip,
H. K. Beard.
? Wfih best wishes foe Tbe Chron
fcfoy the people's paper, "5
VeryRespeclfutty, ?
Citizens.
\ Opera House.
Hamlin's Wixxard Oil Company
commence h series of popular prio
ed entertainments in the Opera
House next Momlry mtilil Feb.
loth, and we can assure on;- reader
of a tiist class progrtntnio in cvci v
itspecl. r Ui v efcrry " Hne m*h
quui U It, a l t ft 1 1 1 1 u.|.:u>\ of *po
ciaiiy ai lists and a I'uuuy lit 1 1 ?
man only 10 inches high, who is a
woinlir in himself. Their enler
itiirtucr.ls 010 moral atul redjted, mi
l> i i ?> x the lad it h and ehildi?n t<?
enjoy lhent6e|\e>?, '1 ho adioi.NM!?u
i* only l."> cell Is t'? ? r any test in thi
house, so r.ll can all??id lo allcnd.
Cortrt. ^
Court convened iaf f'nmden on
?I mrI Monday monin* .Judge K. H
Gary pi i siding.
The giaud jwrv v\ as organized b\
llie selo tioa^d' Mi, 1). M. Ilolhuue
foreman. *' r
The following cases have been
disponed of :
Joe Knulish and Minion Thom
Hon Housebreaking an*.!/ Larceny.
Guilty ? 8 months on /<ub public
.roads in K'.M'shi^'Oounly or light
period in the penctonliary at hard
labor.
Richard L* rive and Simon Wil
lians Larceny of live slock. Case
against Simon nol p.'osacd. Pi ice
pleaded guilty and w is sonteneod to
18 months on the public roads of
tho county or light peiiod in peni
tentiary at hard labor.
Kobt. White, ilrson. Not guilty.
Iaam Willi a it 8, house breaking.
No', guilty.
Abe Cunningham, house break
ing and larceny. Guilty. 1 \ ear
on public roads in Kershaw County
or light period iu tho penitentiary
at hind labor.
Jerry WilJiamr, ftssnult and bat
tery with int<*nt to kill. Guilty.
1 year on public roads of tho coun
ty or light period in the petition-'
thuy at hard labor.
?John, Hampton aud George Bar
fl* Id pleaded guilty lo the charge
of assault and battery of a high
and aggravated nature. .'}() days
in jail or ton dollar live each.
Tho cases against Julius Long
for assault and ha llc&Y uf u._liuh
and aggravated net tire, .4?nd' Hen
Berry, disposing ot property under
lien, were nol prosed.
Both the grand and petit juries
were discharged yesterday after
noon and tho Court is now
cd on ciyil case p.
The following is> the present
ment of t lie grand j ur\ :
To His Honor Judge K. B. Gary,
presiding: Judge at the I<ebruary
term of CtftSrt for Kershaw County.
We, the Grnud Jury lu g lo.iyo to
make llie following picsentun nt. t
Being guided by the Tul ', able
and explicit charge made to us by
your Honor, we have been abb* in
facilitate the business presented to
us, end have passed on 'ill .Wills
handed to us to the best of our
ability.
Wo find the Cow^M il^iise in good
condition and commend' tho boun
ty officers upon I he ueat and cleanly
I anneal unco of same.
* We find ihe jaii in as goo<I con
dition as wo c <ul<( expert, anil t in
prisoners confined therein, as well
cjtrt (1 for an co ii 1?1 be expected in
the present state of the building,
and wo respectfully r*e<j,intuend the
erection of n new jriil.
We find the Poor House build
ing ir. good condition, :ind the in
mates thety'io, Well cared for.
We ha\ Reappointed i he f ? 1 1 ? ? w 1 1? jr
committee to examine I tkC bookiTof
the vaiious county olfloi s and to
??'report thejr findings at tlio .June
t o ?? in of the CV.urt ? to- wit: I), M.
.lictliuoie.. Kmc man, T? C.....Ne.ls/:ut
John N. J.one8, J. J. Gopdale, It. G
Team and I. I*. Waters. We d"
not find It-' necessary to ask the
Court for the assistance of a liook
Keeper. hs we have book-keepers of
wtll.known ability atoong our own
number and appointed on the eom
mittee referred ! r>. We have ex
amined t'?ie books of Trial .Just ice
J. G. Richards. Jr. nhd find theni
neatlv f> n <1 proper) \ kept.
We recommend that fill Trial
.Justices or Magistrates ho. required
lo present their books to us for ex
amination on the first Monday in
June, and those failing to <b? s??,
will be reported to the Court.
There has been damaging.' report
mado'lo us of certain Trial Jus
tices in the Cou nty, show ing irregu
larity in their offlci ;il conduct of
oifairs. VVfn intend making" n
thorough inveaiigfttion of ilu s<
charges and will act upon same at
the Juno term.
Reports have been made to us
that the Porter Road in the North
eastern section of the County, the
road leading from Hlakenevs
Bridge to Ivershaw, tho road lend
ing from Camden to Liberty Hill,
and the Charleston roud tn the
Southern section of the County aye
in bajii... condition, and wc suugest
that the proper authorities look in
to this matter, and that these roads
be placed 'n gooH condition.
sWe ask all law-abiding ciiizej^s
throughout the.Couniv lo/vo oper
ate with us in bringing toll olfuo
ders of the law to justice/ so thai
'wo will be nblo to carry out moie
fully the graml wpik as outlir.ed
by your HonVr, in l^he charg?
made to us, as the peace of society,
and law and order can only be pre
served by bringing all offenders 6f
the law to justice.
We desire to thank your - Houoi
for tb? kind and courteous treat
ment exUiirttflJolrt;
BfripfCtfoHv submitted,
D, M. Bethune, Foreman.
Advortisod Lst'.ors.
Kor.woek ending Fob. 2: id 18'J(1:
Louisa Halt, 8. A, Brown, M tin*
Banies, MUric C. ll.trnes, Gjorgo
Sii'Atfon^ \V. N. Young.
C. J. Shannon, l*. M.
A Su2?9stion.
Mr. I'Mitor:?- 1 think Mr. C. \V.
MoCtiskdl a h 4i ? ? ??*?'*? nvnn f ? ? r Su
pervisor of Kershaw Count v. The
olHen is sei king just micIi a mat)
and llu* man i? m t serking tin* of
iiv?>. i iTrrmnr:? vuii he ti??> pr< j >?? r
II) H I) ill lilt* proper pldOO ItS ilO lli*
t* i ? arged iiitf dntv f? > well in_tho of
ll.it! of Couni\ Comn: i*?0?p.er a'few
veil I S unit. / ./s\ s
Kiieeds I" i ' ? i ) i O^und./n a. il \
ll"vi N'nim'. V
(j ii mho il y
Trashy Uoaictooa. ^ ^
M.mv such fl >"<l the Mi alike I. |}i?.
t a ii i c T$h*ol Ultimo) is a /fouseieni i
o 1 1 k i v compounded medtei to , the
re ?ult of for i v years practice by sin
oil) i lie nt |)ii\ hioinn. il is the 1m si
blood pnrilhr ever offered lo tin*
public, xnd is giia ran i citil in euro if
given a fnir l rial/- Tr\ il for nil
skin nnd I ?!<?*>? 1 diM\ves, including
catnr: It and rlienmat ism in its'
worst form. Que bottle ( f it con
taint) more cniaiivo nnd building
up villus I hiiii ? <)( /??)) of any oili
er kind. 'Try *'Th? Old Reliable."
See ad vorti.vmeut elsewhere.
For aiilu l>y Druggists.
]'?rora ()ur (fori?o^pou3cnt^
Marshall Ohu'ch
There lalbut Imlc gossip of im
portance afloat just now.
Wo eep l^nt our local covtcmpo
rarv ha* flbaicd (/II* and rafted up
at Tiller's Kerry where Ik? has set
Ins cOinpas to survey tin) longitn.de
and latt-itude of a very extensive
pieee of personal im'poi tancc with
out much public good or interest.
Though, however our good friend
L. L. C., of I,\ neh wood, gave us n
most imeroAi mg j ide over tho pro
pose 1 Nicaragua canal.
W,.U we will not dive into your
y alu aide space at length, this be -
ing Court wet k, so we will narrow
TfIT by s'a \ i iig" one half lias t'x
grippe and i^li has tho commercial
ft rtilizer and an inereas. d cotton
crop ague. When we think of the
WE CfTcft ,1 BEftlEBY WHICH
IHSISHES SAFETY TO LIFE
OKfOTKER CMLB.
ROCS COnriNEMEriT'bF. IT8 PAIN,
Honnon and -higk.
" My wife )iseil only t wo'bottloK. She
was easily anil quickly relieved; is now
doiisw splendidly. ?
.1. S. Moiiton, Harlow, N. C.
?Sen! I'v cxj>riss or fnaU, on receipt of price.
Sl.00 I?cf litilllc. "TO MOTIIEUS"
mat letl free. *
IUtAi>r(KI.? IJi:(.ri.AT01t CO., ATLANTA, OA.
Bor.n nv ai-i< xmuaaism
Iriomlscucus Itoma
If you want, to gel the news tak<?
The Chronicle.
Subscriptions for The Columbia
RpoiMnr >il. I h i
TH E MvST remarKablo: cures on
record havo J>c6n accomplished by
Hood's Sarsaparillh. It Is unequalled
for all BLOOD DISEASES.
11 \<'U ikaiiii lilt; \ (tun d } 'Hi Will
take Thd ChronicicV-^
The h nd jury UiVew out the
case of Mr. 'John Reynolds c?f West
Wtrmenr for itr^*1rtttrrr'r~ f-f " Mr.
Ray. The one^^us in "the hands
of Mr, J^JrtfCT P. WUIiamB.
YftO hear it almost everywhere,
and road it in the newspapers, that
Si ?n mon* Liver Regulator in the
best liver remedy, and I lie bcei
spring me dicinetand the best blood
medic i ik*. "The only medicine of
any eonf.t-quer.ee th??l I use is Sim
mons Liver Regulator." ? So wrote
.Mr. R. A. Cobb, of Morgonlon, N.
C. And w. F. Park, M. 1) , of Tra
ct Oily, Tei.n., wriu-x: "Si-p mons !
Liver Regulator is the best."
Mr. A. O. War re#, of Sumter,
i? presenting lit;' Jr. O. N. A. M. in
in l own f.#>- t!ie- pu i pose "of organ-!
iy.u n an order licie. Me expects
ihuflorgau;j4"ilioii to take place to
uig^il.
When Baby vaa Rick, \ro gay hor Ca-storla.
When him was aChild, shay led for Castorla.
Whoa xho lx-c^Die MLss, Ae clung to Cnrtoria.
Wheu she bad CliTfttlw^^WF^ave them Custorla.
A CLEAR HEAD;
good digestion; sound sleep; a
fine appetite and a ripe.old age,
are some of the results of the use
of Tutt's Liver Pills. A single
dose will convince you of their
wonderful effects and virtue.
A Known Fact.
An absolute cure for sick head
ache, dyspepsia, malaria, sour
stomach, dizziness, constipation
bilious f^er, piles, torpid liver
and all kindred diseases*
Tutt's Um^t Pills
pa&t twill tlio prospects of the fu
tuie, ii looks totnewlmt tiiiwlso on
the part of our planters.
The in h ii who survived by mov
ing to ft more healthful section was
thr man who wen I to an untimely
yrnve by moving l?4?k to tin? same
Mekly situation,. IMfty It II us will
thill 1*0 i lit* fftte of (Mil1 KOUlllcm
farmers? Ho ctu'v ful how \ imi
strain your credit, Cip.
( Other communications on editori
al pti^o.)
An AUanu
Entorpstso
Merit
ll affords us pleasure to ????!! es
pecial attention to thu advertise
numt of *4 l lu? Mothers' Ki'iv !id,,> n p
pvuiiu^ i ii t Ii ik 1$mic,
The lirndllel.-I ul.itor Co., of
All ants, (?a, lltivo i?l >? rt s? I expense
issued h most ftttraotive and merit
orious hook, wliioh they m nil free,
i n i ii o 1 1) f oj-tm(lJ( 1 11 i c u'i'.tl
l St VJllHU^U-HttllUJ.OI tftllUC l? It 1 1 In
dies expecting to hoenme moiheis.
Tli *it t li o vMoilu-is* Friend" is *
remedy wonderful in its ? IT-, t j
ami relieves the expectant moUfur ;
of^nerciiihlt1 suirerinj: and jiiU* tin
final hour* of eonHueinen^^of it?
dread, pain ami terroi^^lfiull v at
tested by the expeufMico of happ\
motheis ulj oveiyHiis continent.
A perusal ofXhti hook will con
vince any lad-W ami the use of
"Mot her*' Ifm* nd" cause her t<>
become its/ enthusiastic friend,
Messino tlu/ln'ur whfti lir*t slu
heard of it /mil >vi?s induct t'. to use
Send y/ur name find address to
The Bisf! field Regulator Co., At
lanta, Go. , nnd reeieve in return,
froo, t his i'x?i llent hook, "To Kx
peelant Mothers," containing infoi
U)ation of value to nil Indies. If.
/Yom TT.S.Journnl <</ .VaIMim
Prof. W. It. I'ccko, who
mnkofl a BpocinUy of?
-EptUipsy, bt'-H without
doubt ttealcd and cur- '
cd moro ease* tljan any
living l'hysicidfi j his
8UCCOH3 in astonishing1.
We have hontd of cnsca
of so yonre' standing
' o>n rod by
him. Ho
publisher a
v h 1 u n b 1 o
work on
'thin dis
ease, which
ho Bonds
,w 1th n
lnrpro bot
tlo of hia absoluto cur?, freo to nuy luuTorcra
who may send tlioir P. O. aiul ExproBH address.
Wo adviKo anv on? wishing a cure to address
Prof.W. H. PJEEILE, F. 1>? A CeiarSt., Hew Yorls
] TO LET,
The County Hoard of Consniis -inner*
will by at tho'tirst hriilue west f>f Water
v.o lion on Fiid.iv, February -M.si
at 12 o'c lock to re 'civc hid-i lor rehuil I
jnjr sai?l ori l?e. Midi will be '.rect i ve<!
for hotli wood ami steel, tlio Tiojod re
serving the ri^lit to v??jeet any n?id all
l)?<ls. Si?e Supervisor for pliui.s as to
wood hridsre, the lii<lder? lor Mei!
1 > i i*l>r? ??* will he exueeted t<> furnish their
? wii plans and speeideations. ('.i^|i will
be |>?id f??r t!?ls bridge if l?u:.lf of wood.
Ii. PUIOLPS,
Ceiinjy .Supervisor,
J
.RiiQunceraeBiJ
V'l'OH COXUKKSS.
Mr. Kditor : ? IMctse allow I ho friends
of IION. WZJ>. TUAKTIIAM t.? pro
sent bin name as u candidate for Con*
.grea* from this district, believing: (liat ho
U the most suitable man available for
the position. His Friends*.
A
Editor Chronicle : ? Allow ine through
your columns to sugucKt tli? HON. .1.
W. FLOYD :?p n man in^yery way Knit
able Jo represent 1 1>? Fifth District in
Congress. Col. Fl<?yd has proven an in
defnjritable worker both in the Ijcfttaln.
ture nnd the Co> stitut iomd Convention;
always ItthorUu; and voting for what he
eoncieved t*<$ Iu7 fur, the brut Interest of
the iii'uidoj >'H the records fully show
Wlii" ? Col. Fl/>vd 18 a Kefortw Democrat
of tin- truest s^ci, still he c^HOe reliod np
*on tirroprmntr Thx> tunjr tV.TPrrKt r.T the
whole people. Jtofoi in Doinoci at.
Mr. Kditor: ? As we ore on the rve of
another eh ct ion yen r, an 4 the nmtirH of
certain genth men to bp voted for, jCrc to
some extent IniiiK conshlorcd by t li e peh
ple, I bog 8 pace in the columns of the
peoples' paper (The Chronicle) to pre
sent hi the voters of the Fifth Cmigresc1
ional Di.stii ' of South Car dina the name
of mu. jon><' c. p. wilmams of
Cnnid.'ti, :i - :t Mi!tah!e man to represent
tJieni in t!?o House of Representatives in
Congress. Mr. Williams i.s n man of
chut ucter. ability and firmness ; politi
cally, he is a protectionist and bimetal
ists.and is hv hill sympathy with e Very
movement that will encourage and bnild
tip home enterprise and ii.duhtry, ami
protect those engaged in ?grit-<iltund,
manufacturing and all other pursuits in
our own country fror.j the ruinou* com
petition of underpaid l.tboi* of foreign
countries. Protectionist
Mr. Editor: ? Dlease allow us to nn
iiomice the name of HON. T. J. STRAIT
for re-election to Congress from tliin
District. Dr. Strait lis* ever been loy
al to the Democratic party, an.] in all
matters in Congress l.is vote lias
ways been cast in tlic rifjht way, and it
would only lie ji)Hii<'0 to a true public
servant to liiin to th ? position
he has no fuithfully tilled. Friends.
FOR TIIE LEGISLATURE.
Mr. Editor: ? Please nr.nounco the
name of MR. T.'L. DAVIS an a sniisble
gentlemen for the Legislature. Ha is
a good orator , and elegaut speaker and
h:is the interest of the peopm at ht^rf.
lie lias been for a number of yams pre*'
ident of Belk Hill. Domoer.itie club and
is now master of (ium Springe (Trangc.
He is * good citizen, a true Reformer
and if elected will do all in hi* power for
the betterment of the" people. - Voter.
FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR.
Mr. Editor Please allow me apace
i ft .your vain able paper to suggest to the
voters of Kershaw Ormnty MR. (\
hTOKES. of Eaat Kcribuw oi a suita
ble man for the office of County Super
visor for the ensuing term. Mr. Stokes
it a man of knewn wo?-th and integrity of
character, and has served as commit
sioner with lienor to himself and the of
fice ho holde. Mr. Stokes is a man of
?trick business principle and the buai
aeea'of the county could not be entrusted
te eefer hands. ? T ?
One Who Know* Him.
for Infants and Children.
" Oust oi l a Is wvll tuhxpUvl t K'MMrvi* t hu t
I rvoom th'iitl It us *?i|vrior louiiy juvsi-rlpllwU
kuotvu t\> mo." 11. A. Aucuitit, M. IX,
Ill IS*.'. o\ tui\l tjt., lhvoklyu, N. V.
"TK> iu) of ' Civstoiirt ' Is bo unlvorsnl mi>l
Its merit* ko \v<>H kuown (hut ttNoonui n iwyk
of *nj> sv;\y itt >n {o rnrtonu'lt. Kowr o?v t h?*
lm<KI,:ont f unill j* who ilo not koop U&sloriu
\n iililu vtuy rv-u-W."
CAUUW MjaiTVN, 1>. 1>.,
Now York City.
CitHtorlu cuyoH Oolle, Oonstipattan,
Sour KtoiiutCN, Dlanhu'ft, Kructatiou,
KiiU Woruui, givo* hkvi>, *iul promoter ili
K??t !>>u,
Without injurious nuxUotttion.
"For stuvrrtl y?w?t I havo roconuucndod
'I'.istorhi,' ntul shall uhvtA'tt vonllnuu liV ila
h>\ c -4 it hit* invariably protUuvU bcuoilchvi
roaull*."
Kuwim F, l'AROKK, M. 1>.,
tA>th St root mid 7th Ave., Now York OKy.
' Tin: C'lKTAi'K Com cany, 1? Mvb?av Btukitt, Nvw Yohk City.
11!
?ctkatn late coming out with my advertisement, but not behind
selling goods. I have been waiting to get in my new quarters.
1 am here with a lull line,
7
Not to Bo "U 1 3i'S'jI I.
, * . . *
IMn't^Ut the little quotations you sec in .jjoincr advertise
trictra lool you. What you want is what you sec and got, not
Avhat you see in print. My friends toll mo it's no use to adver?
t^so. Sometimes I think thevsanui way when I see goods roll
ing out in such quantities* hut the editors have got to live^*
I call special attention to country stores. I am selling stocks
of >/> > h)so have us mcc a Viae of
CTY' O- ROOE HIES
As anyone in town and will moot and cut prices with any one
of them. 1 don't *?llow anyone to undersell me. 1 want all
of my friends to understand this.
You will find me in the Farmers and Merchants Bank Build
ing.
" ! Willi HIIV vouit corio^
Give me a trial as T am now in the market.^
1 am yours truly,
S a
A. ,M. RE1J8E,
NOTARY 3PXJI3X-IIO
I HOYKINS, s. C. I
/ 7 1 ~ 7 i
Administratrix Notice.*
* . i
Ono month from this date I will apply
to tlio Jud^e of Probata of Kershaw f
County for J^otters l)i?Uiii8soiy n? A?l- ?
ministrntrix and (rifnr<iitm of the Estate
of L 'Wis 8- ? -.veil and bin wart in.
Published in tho Camdon Chronicle
February 7tli,
MAKY SOW KLL.
Administratrix an I ( ? uardian.
Attention. Wheat Grow
? ei ,s
I have recently overhauled, and a<hh d
8 foot t", my fholtjng elicstH, and am let
ter prepared than cvt-r to niako R.Jfld
Hour. Kvcry effort will be rnnde to sat
isfy my customer*. A share ?.f your pat
ronago is respectfully solicited.
v., , , - J. A. WATTS.
May 17th, 1895.
? :
For Choice Grocer es
You kIiouM rail on the undersigned who
bus op^uud v*4'lcct line in tho sioro for.
ineHy o? cnp1%d by Kpiings, Heath &
Shannon,
^57- zsj-zt <23 S
A tilce lino at tho lowest prices.
mm saloon. '
First ehtfH meals .served at all hours
in eating saloon in connection with the
storo.
C. L. KIRK LEY.
Nay. 1.
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CONSUMPTION
WILL SELL.
I .hist two weeks after I)r. M. C. Cliam
' blor, Wakefield, N. ('.. bought hiH firwt
bill ?>f Colo man's Tobacco Oil Liniment,
I lie ordered five dozen iuu#Cr* Each salo
made creates i.ivims iiWi tai,ki,"(I ndver
i t isemunlti for it.
[ A COMPLETE CCRE.
Mr. Alox Whitfield, I*u?hv Fork, N.
C., 8fj)V8 : "()??? of* my hodh had rheuma
tism and it was so ntrgrnvnt ing that the
phvKicians I hot attended him failed to
give any relief. 1 piychat?ed a bottle of
Colonuin'a Toha co Oil Linnmcnt and it (
cured hi hi completely. "
FOR THE flOItBK.
Mr. Joseph Vincent, Snow Camp, N;
0., bought a young borne for $8,00 that
WfiK . considered worthless on account of
ringbone, which unfilled it Mr s/rvico e*
any kind. Afler uwlng Coleniafrs Tobac
co Oil Liniment 'the enlargement hn?
been reduced and the borne in well and
doing daily service.
A Ibrgo four-onnco bottle a' Drag and
Country stores for 2"> cent a If not kept
in yofar town we will send four bottles,
express charge* paid for $1.^0. Address
DURHAM SPECIAL MT'CJ. CO.,
Durham , N. C. Ask tKalcrv for. .book
' 'Tobacco a? a ModlolM" Tcitlmoniala.
etc. '
(iliO. S. 'IIACKIiit & SOX,
no n: >N-.t N< i."
p . tj- f\ n S*'.*'* \r ' -a
itJ*J ImO t tlJcivxui.O
gevehk
?COUGH
At Kiftlit
? MANUFAGqrUKgus OF?
Doors, Sash, Blinds,
Moulding, Building Material,
Sash Weights and Cord.
CHARLESTON. - - - - S. C.
Purchase our makes, wiitctf
we guarantee superior to any
sold South, and thereby save,
money.
Wiuctyw and Fancy Glass n
specia^K'.N^/ Juno 29
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National Educational
Association. ^
The following is tho programme of the
nnnual mcetinc of the National Educa
tional Aaaociation to he l?eid nt Jackann
villi-, Florid*, February 18tli, 19th. and
201 It in?l. All who are going are re
quested to send in their name* at one?
to State SapeririteiHle.it of Kitnration W.
D. Mavfiolil. - J. A. GRIG8BY. *
8. C.K. C.
Tucaday rooming? 0. SO o'clock. Open- 1
ing exerciser and imM?r? of bofinn*. 1
Problem* ot deUilc^nlQpettialon. Pa
pera 20 irinulM each. _
1. What h the ttw fvacllon or
'A'>
. ..
Riven Over by tjip Bccffcrs !
LIFE SAVED BY
AVER'S CHERRY PECTORAL
" Seven year* ngo, my wife li.vi n
severe attack of lung trouble wlilcli
the physicians pronounced consumption.
The cough was extremely distressing,'
es;<rcl ?lly at night, and was frequently
attended with the s/lttlng of i lootl.
The d<>'t >r< l;e|iifj mmitlfi to help her,
I Induce i her to try Ayyr? Choriy I'ec
tornl, and was surprised at the great
rell- f it gave. Before using ono who!.*
l><>it!e, tl:o was cured, so that now she In
quite- Mrang wul hoallhy, That tliU
Picdlctnl* saved my wife's life, 1 have not
the le-iHt doubt."? K. MoHRW. Ment
plus. Tcnn,
Oyer's Cherry Pectoral
fiecolved Kighott Award*
At THE WORLD'S FAIR
Youngstown. Kupi .
Phillips, Hirn/niiham, Ala. ^
1. What is Iho heHt u*?o that ???.
made of the Meeting? Kdwara
(' Delano, Assistant SnperitiUiaJejit ot
schools, Clilt a^'O, J II. DUcuattioa Su*
ih rintetulnut II K Krati, 81 >ux City, /
lown.
fl. (A arses of pcthigngicul Htuily ?? ro
ll tvil to professional improvement in u
corn* of city teachers. \V S Sutton, ait
nerliitcmlcut of schools. Houston. Tex.
hist in:.'iou : SupcriiUs'Hilunl K II M'?rk,
Louisville, Ky. y e--rn. n,t$e
Tuesday aiioriX'U^- -'i.Mtvo'olovk. How
shall the best schools bo brought to thn
people in t ho rural districts? lMncipal
panor.
I, social fm^tovi in rural ednoa
?i.>n in vho United States. HA llins*.
.Into, chair of pftdnKOgv, University ol
Mii luKiin. n Discussion bv tlto members
<?f tho coimnittoo on I'ur.tl schools, h\l by
Mipvi iniiMulcut I. i> Kviinti, Augusta,
tin., chairman mh-eoniinilto on supervi
sor,
Tuosdav evening? ,8 o'clock. Th? vo.
cation of tin* 'eaelier. J ti 8cln\rman,
l*rc?i<leitt Cornell Uotvoriky, ithaci,
N. V. \
Tho university an 1 tho state in tho
South. lOdwiu A Alderman, chair of
pedagogy, University of North Carolina,
Wednesday morning ? o'clock.
Co-ordination , corollullon, Cppcenl ra
tion. ' *> \
1 The necessity for fivo oo-f>i(linatO
groups in courso of study, W T Harris,
('^lilted Slat* a Commissioner of Educa
tion. (:10 minutes,) . iJiscussion : Her
m in T. Lnkeus, (Utwk Cnivortlty, Alain.
2 What correlations of Ktudius seem
udvisiblo and possible in tli-i present
sinti? <? i advancement in tuAchioi' 1 1 0
l? (i illicit, s n pvrin tende lit of schools,
St. Paul, Mini). (23 minutes.) Dis
cuss ion : Superinrtudent W P . llurru
UlufVioii, Ind,
;i. Concent i ation of studies as ft' means
of de veloping character. (diaries x)o
(iatino, Piesidont of Swarthmoro Col*
lege, l'a (20 minutes.)
Wednesday At'tomeoU? 2.30 o'clock,
1. Isolation and unification as banes of '
courses ? ?f study, 10 10 White, ox-su
pcrentumlent of schools. Cincinnati, 0.
(30 minutes, ) Discussion : 8 N Inglis,
st il? svipei intenilent of publio instruc
tion, llfinora,
2. Organic relations of studies in hu
man learning. \Y/is' iluilmnnn, Super,
intendent of Indian schools, (25 minutes.)
I )i?ctiasl'm : ?) M (iulliams, jiriiuiple of
Normal School, .hinper, F'a.
.'1, Sonic pra?<|ical resides of child study,
I0a?t Saginaw, Mich. (20 minute**,)
Wednesday I0\eniug ? 8 o'clock. The
influence of the Mndttrgartc n spirit Upon
j l lie pif I die School*.
On higher education : James Ilughes
InspcctoHnf schools, Toronto, Out.
On t lie elomentary 8 ;hool : lr W Parker,
principal otUvtfk couiUyNormnl schools,
I llinois,
Thursday morning, 9.30 o'clock, Tdo- *
a Is in cdurntlom- ? ? *?; ? - j
1. What should tho elementary schoal
accomplish for the child? Miss N Crop,
soy. Assistant superintendent of Schools,
Indianapolis, lad. (20 minutes.) Dis?<
eussiou : Miss 10 C Davis, Supervisor of,
schools. Clelaml, (). Arnold Tompkins^
chair of Pedagogy, University of Illinois.
2. What should the high school do f?r
I he graduate of the elementary school?
F Louis Solemn, Superintendent\.of
schools, St. Louis, (20 minutes. ) \D^8
custdoti : President Joseph Swaiu,
diniia University,
8. What should tho college and Uni
versity do tor the graduate of the high
school ? James II baker, president of
tho University of Colorado. (20 min
utes ) Discussion: Superintendent O
II Cooper, Galveston, 1 e>^
'Thursday aftoriiboii-^MlO* . o'oloek#
Hound tables, -
1. City superintendents. James M
( Jreenwood, Superintendent ot schools,
Kansas City, Chairman and leader in
discussion. .
2. State Superintendents. Chared* 11
;S'ki iner, State superintendent of Nev
| York, Chairman and leader in discussion.
8. County Superintendents. Joel X>
Meaih/8upcrintendent of Duval County,
Florida, {luhairniau and hiftdor iu discus .
sion. I
4. National TIerhi'.rt Society, John
Dewey, Department of Philosophy, Chi
cago University, chairman and leader ir? -
discussion. ? ' f' ?
l>. Tho - spelling probiei^. Edward It -
Shaw, school 'of pod?KOgy, Now York '
University, Chairman and leader in di#-;~ ?
enssion. *
Thursday Evening? 8 o'clock, Some ?
educational questions pertaining to. the."
New South. J JL M Curry, Agent 'Pea? .;
body Fund. / rr , ?
Kcports of Committetyj^A separate .1.
program giving details of the round ta
lifoii will lie ready for distribution during H
the meetings of tho Association, "
IUaROAD AkUAXOBME*T3. -4^
Tho Kouthorn States Passenger Aspfl* '
tion ,1i:?to agreed sell tickote from. %
points within their territory to peraone
attending the meeting ot tho departhiont
of Superintendence on February 18, 10
and 20, 18%, nnder the following condi
tions:
First? Each person desiring the excur
sion rate must purchase a first class tick
et (either limited or unlimited to the :
place of meeting, f./r which he will play
the regular fare, and must obtain from
Mio Ticket Agent a printed ccrtiticntb of.
purchase of the standard forin%
Second ? If through ticketr. can not be
jfrocured nt tho starting point,. Pftrtiei. \
will purchase to tho nea^et point when? ;
such through ticket can be qbUined.
and there purchase through to place of
meeting^ reipiesting a certl^jftte^ "frdln/s"
'tho Ticket Agents at the point "where
each purchase is made*
Tlurd ? Tickets for the return jonrney
will be sold, by the Tickct Agent at tho
place of meeting, at one-third iho ffrat
chirffc limited fare , oulj to those holding/^
eertidcates slgneil by the Ticket Ageniv
at point where through ticket to. place ,
of meeting was nurrhssed , countersign
evl by the signaling of It. 15. I)enfeijJ,c
f-<ecretary, Department of 8u peri n ten*
dence ol the National Educational Asstv &
ciation; cerdfyimc that the holder hue
betn in regular attendance at the meet*'
ing, and visccd by tlreS|^< Jul Agent, of rf,
tho Southern States Pa??enger Assooiv
tion , who will be in attendance.
Fourth ? Ticket* to r return jonrnifty- ..
will bo furnished only on certilioftM ..
procured not more tlian three daya be
fore the meeting asseniblee^Hir aors .
than three days after4hocsu<fjn^cetir?en|
of the meeting, afu 1 will bu. nr a ilable. f
continuous passage only; no
privileges being nllowod on iiokota ?
nt less than recular unlimited
Tijjtificatea wl'.l not be honored isfi
J>reWnted within three daya after she
?mj rniyent ot the meetiag. It la
stood til at Sunday ?il) not be n
as afdayi /
Fiftii-lpho certificates not
b rable.' No eonceaaioM. on rat*
b%> made in caae of fail^fe to l
tificate Of imrclutfe. ' V
8i yt h? HiniVBr eeaoestiow j
made by n?oet otbarr
throuwhoat the '
Ueve<r IhsUtllj
aiona. DslW
from the IM^ ea Um 1