The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 20, 1896, Image 2
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PUBLISH Kl> KVKItY F1UDAY
liY
W Xj. MCDOWELL
The only llcfoiui Pajnr in Ktrnhav*
County.
CAMDKN. A, 0, MAR. 2<?. l??e.
ImtSOBIPTION atkh : ? < >!?<? year, 1 .<M* ;
fix otoliths, oOccfllrt ; three months, li >
con' ?.
! a tkh vok Aovkhtixino : --Ordinary
transient advert ixim?n t.s, lirst insertion
$1,00 por tf^naie ; each loionecpjent in
sortiou 50 con is per Hcjtiat'i*.
'Oath rales for W'n .1 1 ?. 1.o*>t ami I'onnd,
&O.I not exoeediiu,' five lines, 2"> cents
?ttoh insertion and 6 cents per lino lor
? each additional line.
' Biydnois locidfl, J cents per line encli in?
Hortlon.
' OlHclal and le^al notices at the rato a! -
lowed by law.
Mfla'08 for contract advertising will la* an
nounced upon application at thooflice.
'Communications will In' published when
of Intore.vt to tho ^eiiend public and
n ?t of a defamatory nature. No ,r??
pnonHihility will he assumed tor (ho
viows of correspondents,
'llomittnnces l?y cliocKa, draft* und postal
monoy orders' should ho made payable
to ? W>I,. MoDOWKhli,
Camden. K. ().
'.State Democratic Exeentlve
Committee Meeting Called.
Senator J. L. M. Irby, State
'Chairman^ (ms issued tho (oJ ?
lowing.
"Pursuant to the call Of the
'Democratic National Executive
Committee directing the se
lection of delegates from each
?of tho several states to assem
ble ^li Chicago on July 7 1 ^ ,
?next, for tho pupposo of nomi
nating candidates for President
and Vice President of the
-Unifed States, the Democratic
State Executive Committee is
'?hereby requested to meet in
the city of Columbia 011 Tues-j
day, the*7th day of April, 1890, |
? at tho hour of 8 p. m., for the
purpose of taking the necessa
ry steps looking to the reor-j
cganizition ol the Democratic
?party, and to the assemblage
of the State convention to elect
delegates to the National con
vent io^as provided for by ar
ticle 4 of the constitution of the
party."
Alliance Meeting.
The Kertdiaw County Far
oners' Alliance will hold its
*<|<uirterly meeting in the Court
House at Oamden on Thursday
the 9th d.iy ot April proximo.
State; President Joseph L Kritt
and State Lecturer J. (/. Wil
bour will be present and deliv
?er addresses,-' Kvery Alliance
man in the county should at
tend said meeting to hear the
r>d dresses o!" these distinguished
speakers. The oppoituuity ina\
?" never he presented again to
many ol us. Much Sim-Alliance
should send delegates to this
meeting. Our State officers will
^ipubtlesss surest measures re
? 'xjnirin'j piompt considerat io:i.
The I ui ions have never been in
gre-'et need of thorough organ
ization. I'ol i r ica 1 parties are <li j
vid"d irnong therm t?l \ es on eco
nomic questions. Clas>cs that
uic no' oagani'/Td will have no
?prorectiou against class legisla
tion adverse to their interests. I
Let ns one and all turn gut on ,
the Oth to hear our State Pres.
id nit and Lecturer. Let u-icoun-l
f<il together for the i^lvancci
mcnt of our interest s as farm
i rs, and for our improvement
mo. 'ally, socially and tinam ial
ly. Surely we can sj>are cue
day from routine worlv and,
spend it pro|ita(?ly in so worths
a cause, and at sueh :ui iinpor-j
t ant crisis in the industrial
world. Jami:s It. Mauii.i.,
i rest K. C. K A |
Nov IVn?in:i K;i \\ .
? Im> l>i?ri'ii?ii(4 <l l?>
lli<* SI a ( ?vi ii . I ii 1 1 ?? .
Comptroller (jriieral Norton |
has been receiving ;i number of
communications of late in re
ference to the new pension
law. This law as recently j
passed creates a new bo.-ml.
composed of the County Audi- 1
tor, the County Treasurer, two
-old Soldiers to be selected bv
the Confederate survivors ,of
?each county, and one reputable
physician. The Mirvivors will
meet 011 ealcsday in April to
?elect representatives. The pro
visions of the law give the old
soldiers $'>, $(> and $ I per
month. The ?tate Board of
Pensioners provides the meth
ods ^for ascertaining who>-i^e
entitled to eight dolfars per
month. Soldiers who are ab
* sclliteJy helpless g* t this amount
?each month. After they have
$100 000 Appropriated by t lie
State is pro rated among the
widows and other soldiers who
do not eom-? in tho above list.
At present there are 2,^00 pen
sioners on tin* Comptroller (icn
eml's ri.ll, but this will be in
creased under the new law
'I'll c proper blanks will be
sf^it to the County Auditors i/i
a few da>s so they r??n In; tilled
out, hut no money oau be pitid
Until the loth ot June. ? Co
lumbia Register,
]<Vm Qui' ([om'^HiiiilcitU.
Pisgah
K?li tor Oliioiiii'lo:-- 1 ho epidem
ic of measles and limn V* linger*
lovingly wilii us. Kvei v now u'.id
then a case appears, which shows
h loving doniro to linger h"re. NV e
havo Hiiino sickness of various
jijorlo.
Mr. .John Morris1 wife and son
are blisk and they have t.io sympa
thy of ilits cam m unity in their Bore
iiitliolinn.
Fur in woik is progressing as
Well IIB COllM 1?? C X | H'C ted ? Oils
iv io small for tho season of the
yoftv.
I lien l* of 80in o people having
parties yet und some ugly doing*
on the pai l of some yon ng men who
attend them, hiioIi as getting drunk,
curtiirig and other things. It ih
had to make n display of onea si If
by getting drunk, hut a man bIiouI I
ho a gentleman on all oucussious.
I hear of a good deal of visiting
the young ladies hy the voung men,
most ooinmeiulablo act on their
part. l''or young men to'keep the
society of pnrd1 girls will always be
strong sn fcguarda for them
against going astray unless there
is a strong tendency that wnv, and
the sweet, pure society of a young
lady (and old ones too ) cannot, over- j
come it. I don t think wo have
any sporting or slang down hoie
among the young folks, the Triece
of Wales don't seem to havo any
decipl *s in this part of our com
mon WO.ll til.
Pi?j,ah ohurch has purchased
some new pulpit furniture, this is
the beginning I hope for further
improvements on and in the
church. Rev. .J. K. Smith 'he |>as
tor, preached a good si'iuinn Sun
day. 1 1 ?* announced on the nth
SumThy evening he would lecture in
the church civ* * buggery." '
will give you i.i ore informal' >n
about if, boo n. Miss Minnie I'j.
IC vi* us presided at. the organ and
tin; church hopes she w.li continue
t.o do so, she is one of our best and
most popular young la<.ies, uni
versally liked and lo\cd by all wli <
know her.
Hefore closing this, allow urn to
say that I see with regrt t a large
n uinber of female wri ers of l;it
press use the eouimon slang of till*
day in their ooitimuniealioiiH. ilib
its thus formed are aft1 hard t"
break as the drunkard fiooi his
cups. Th" mouth of a fail , ?w? o
girl was never intended to uttei
, * *
s'r ug.
Two Slid I>i'sitlis I' com I'lieli
iiioiiim.
Mr. Kdilor: ? Sickness is broad
oust in lliiH section. A son of Mr.
.loli u Moiris who resided .>?o.*.ie dis
lance from his fathers house eon*
leveled pneumonia, 'iiol Iim f'.lh"r
and motliei' Mi. Mid Mis. M o i ih j
went to mils.; him. lie litis ieeov
el ed, but his fa I her and ni"t hei j
eontracted I he same siel.ness t!ia> j
t heir s ? 1 1 had, I h<' I it he v !?? in * a I. - .
eii doWu before he i> !i his son s,
house, tho mother re: u r>i i <?g I" lie*
own house before s' ?? was I tdii-n.
They both graduallv ?'ie\v worse
when on Sunday night M;s Mollis
died and on Monday evening Mr j
M or S also died and their ri n a;i a
.vi'l mi "I at Pis-jaii china li t hi
evening where tliev will be in'er- I
red. These are i.wo of t iie sadtle I j
and lliost cpiiet. d,-alls A'e have 1 v*
e r ttnessed . M . and Mis. M'H i Ik j
leave t <v o son", one daughter and|
many friends to mourn their de
parture to v\ lioin we extend our;
heal t fe' I sympathy. !'? j
Ko "shaw.
M M n il 10
Mr. I** I i I ? ? f : ? \ f t ?? r n fi'.v weeks
xilcnrr, I en in I* :?l' 'in k inn k i m"?j fin
:ii| .11 i 1 1 :mci' in v??nr v:il n a'?lc cnl
tuns :illlinii?.:li we Invn'i inwcli
in* *
M ? . A. 1*. J'i in-sil i!i> is in <? 1 1 *1 1 i; ?? j
of l lir <1 i ?> pi* unit i* v, iliii in?4 1 1 . *? i|l
ijrs.? of i5i"?poi?Hcr 1 1 < > n 1 1 , who \\ i li j
liis fiit ir?> f itnilv, i> u n<lt-i <>oi n;j; :i (
hU'jzp I >v 1 1 1 1 * mi'iixlcs.
rite t?i ?? :?-*!? s Ki-i'in t o he ijiM lint; ii ]
tfood lioM in town. We linvt; I?r:tnl (
of h?!V<*i*:iI iu'W i rerrnllv.
Col. .1. K. A hIw informs us t Ii :i I
:i factory nl Yoikvilii! i* now tin -is- !
s ii ri'il fuel. Pliis .vi' ri'jrn i ic? noli'.1
| will, for :i liinu :i I li- isi, iiiivo n
| hli^ht ing tlf.ct upon lh?? prospi-ci*
' for one Ml I !i i S pi :irr.
Tin* lioy win I ?i* :? t. him \v:?v <>n ihf ]
excur?ion Uu-k Mill imd return,
are Itpiiwn I ? v tlmso who were in [
charge of the tniin.
Ahoul one h <i n<( i <m| wont on the
excursion to Km k ll*ll, to henr
Sum Joim'n lecture. We hud n linej
lime and pl?*nft!int trip. His Ire
turn w:is fujl of logic nml humor.
Mr. WilfVincen*. airl Mts* An
nie liailii'lil, daughter of Mr* J. S.
Htii fluid writ mm i icd on the 3rd
inst. rrial Justice llamcl officiat
ing .
The enevluMd smalt l?ov arid
girl are *iiil in evidence. We have
it on good authority tlm*. a certain
yrntng l?4y kissed a ceituin young
" JUST MY SIZE"
!> .
m
urns '^s
The largest piece of vgood
tobacco ever sold for 10 cents
and
The 5 cent piece is nearly as
large as you \get of other
high grades for 10 cents
lii tin t ? ? ? it : l\ Mini <?!
these yriiUf; A mci i ? ? ? ? u.s happe'
10 WtltlCHH I l?l' I I'll llHUC I liill :i III I 1*1
i I. JIWMV HH ll?U.l!. (illCSB wlio
was?
There is nought ini ? ?.'."iifvil t
< le in ii u ti on li\ the |?i'< "-sol ill- :
al lln* finding c?l" : i e j 1 1 v mi 1 1 ?
Cii'ie HgailiHl t. In* ltr..xi?.ii l?'iiit'.r
ivi n i dere i s. Tins i-> one o|'ih?*
staneey, however whirli is tailor to
In; deplored ( Ii -tti co *i de in nei t .
<i. K. I\
Mt- Zion
Mr. Ki'iinM : ? I < ? < ? n ? ? *. ng-iin
claiming mv space in vonr v.iln
ahht paper, to let \<>ii know tlr'l
wo arc nut all dead v'.
Far hie is arc luisily ?? i? gaged in
preparim; I'm ir himls for planting.
!\|i-ts Kleda H : 1 1 1 - o 1 1 , one of Hn
lali's s?vccle..t nun nun' cliarniin
young I ri 1 1 i <* h ha* I m i' ii vi-iiui?? i"
I a lives in this vi< i n i ty, -ir.il I !ii'
she took sour' of our \oo:i.
hcai t.s home v\ it 1 1 liri ; ii I l\ < ?
from tin* w-iy ' Ii ?! l iron rey
(||i>\ ( lie o I 1 1 ? I i' '? ':>i i 11 g.
A 1 1 s h l,\ 'lit S\. Ii.m <"nl hi if.
Iioine. f rom i vi . i | i i i ' to kis! i i
Vivian ai ii
sv,. w . 1 1 . i i ? : ; o t,( 1 1 ?' ?: ii: ?
ho l In- lo- \ l I i ? i ? ill :ll lif uciii t",
mill io t k in- on mI omi and not
I oral rv i 1 I o i 1 1 ii i?-ii with Ii i in ; loi i
III- M':.s tlii:iki:i',? :|tio-,|l 1 1 i heftiest.
We n ill I ? l v in oil' t his time; ?v
k now lio'.v I Ii .! ( i -i.
. will el m lu' -i-kini! 'ne can
lidalis ii o{, to i?ct !oo poliic r.i.d
-mi -v .iinl slip ih.w n, or lea i* the!
i i in oil' of i licit- h i ' s t r \ i no to pull
n I ?\o ? | ?i : i k . ami al'.er tliee'eclion
lie Hotliut tlov wont hpeak to nijy
liodv unless speak lirwt.
Wi'h hc>t wishes t-? I lie dear old
1 ' h i on it le and Us readers.
Old H ud.
(O.her com nri n ivati .ins on loofi I
page.)
irccintf c.f Sum<er Unicn
The Snmtft I .ion, Sant???? Associa
I mi. wi'l e-n veiio ill S ? '.?lock p. 111..
M i rch *27' h Wi: II the |{n hopville Hap
: j t church
ll -Vo'iolinl e\i>rcist?s |i?<1 by IJev S.
J) \ ties. A r?er which an oigatiizu
turn will he i fl"? cd.
Is! siihj el. What is "being led by
he Hol\ Spin*?'' I ):-ciiS'ioii led by
1 1 >ii .) I ) I >11 I 'mv
S,ii urdtiy, 10 a in
ll id Sid j <?(, " U bat cuiisl i f u t ? ?s
i* * 7?! *?- !i ? I ?" ^ !j? (1 b^ll?-v. J W Duvin.
.'?i i Subject, What c*t in i ( ti t ??*< m
',ivm ciiuivh ?" JLod by 1 i <* v . .J K
S.nit I).
S it unl.iy ?S p . ro.
S* 1 MIX )!l l?v Ut'V. J. >J . .WvPr.S
Si;t!(lai , 1 1 ? a.m.
Sun 1 iy school reports from oacln
church. Id h<? in * f ? ? by hoiiih on?? hl?
pointed by ouch of (Im? c!nirch?*8 or'j
Sllllli l\ M'lloOiS, f< >H< |\VIM I I) V- kJioi t a<l
dro-H-sb) IJ:oh. Joel li .unhand W .
\ ?) iiiu'.'H.
1 1 a tn.
1 ). >?lii*nl?iry (-?-> r i u-. >t i I j v 1{ ,| 1> ,
I'arro'.i, ?>?i by K??v .1 .J./My??r?\
Suiwltu;, S p in,
St?i mofj by K?>v ,T N ?.
assisted by K ?v .J. U Smith.
All pHttoiH, preachers ami churches j
id thin yjli.m plci Ht* contribute l>\ 1
\onr pr/s^neo or ropreaontaiivvs nil'
sou tyfii /> tin* sncoi'HS of the 1'iiitiu. |
| ^iiaVv our In >'i "ii of worship ahoir
I c</fnplet??d ami vv<? trust each ]>iptM
I will ff?'l it hia or hor privilege to
attend. As lint* h choi# a* \vm can or
s:ani/.? will furnish tnu?ic, ami a cot
; dial welcome and pleasant time wit.
I b*? accorded all who oonin.
i'leaso seo to your church sending
delegated.
A cordial invitation is extended
?*vrry hnptint church in the bounds
of thin UnioU to join u*.
J Fraternally,
i T. \V. Scru.io*,
fulor.
/"H ?
from 17,S. Journal of
Prof. W. II. Tco^c, wlio
ineltt's n specialty of
Kpikpsy, hits without
(iotibt 1 1 1'iiliM J au.J cur
ed ntoro eases than any
livini; Physician; hi*
success i.A astonishing.
Vro liave hoard i>t cases
of 20 years' standing
"* cur fed by
him. 1 1 j
published a
v a I li a l> 1 13
\v 0 r k o i?
t ii in -d i a
casc, \\ hicli
li o buihIh
.with tt
Jnrffo hot
tic of his alftolotr cure, frco to any sulTerers
who may send 'their 1*. O. mid Express address.
Wo ntlviso aitv mio wishing uvuro to address
Prof.W. H. I'EEKE, F. D., 4 (iedar St., Hew York
-BOTANIC
BLOOD BALB&.
A hoii.-iehoM remedy for nil Mood and
Sl;tn diseases. Cures " without full, SYrof
ili'tjl Itmi's, itIicumatlxiibCiitffrrh, Hhlt l<l?run?
. i I i verv form of lilood lbscase from the
I* ''pli'st pi iiiiJlo to t he fl.ulest Ulcer. Fifty
? use uiih unvarying success, dem
-,tral"s { t m paramount healing, purify
? 1 1 > : and building up virtues. One hott'e
has more curative virtue than a dozen of
any oili?r hind. It builds up the health
and strength from the II rst dose.
C *Y~ Hit Br/~for I too k of If'otl
ilcr/ttl Cures, so tit fret', on
cut ion,
1 1 not V?y your local druggist, send
?-1.00 for a large bottle, or ?}?'>. 00 lor six bot
tles, and medicine will be sent, freight
paid, by
BL00& fiMM CO., Atlanta, Ga.
Always Cures.
Botanic Blood Balm,
The Great Rome.!*' f* >r tli- ? eedy an J permanent
cure of Si i iful.t. kin i ? (Catarrh. Ulcers,
rating .< 1 1 J Sprt < linfc Sores, liruptions.
an J all SKIN AND lU.OOi) DISEASES. Made
from the prescription of att eminent physician
wh<> used it \vith marvelous success (<>\ao years,
an I Its continued use for fifteen years ry thou
sands of grateful people has demonstrated that
it is bv far the best bull. linn up Tonic anJ Wood
I'uiilier ever offered to the world. It makes new
rich Mood, an.1 possesses almost miraculous
healing properties.
5>T~ WiCTI: I OR HOOK OI: WONDERFUL
CL'lCLiS, sent free on application.
If not kept by your local druggist, send J i .00
for a large bottle, or fv 00 for six bottles, and
medicine will be sent freight paid by
bl.OOD BALM GO., Atlanta, Ga.
>o ai <!s <>1 A> scssors.
To o a n v a " tl.o r? t ts r i * m of IVrsotiul
l*i ??l>frt \ of Ivwlinw v ounty.
The following Hiiiir<ls ot Township |
A -srSM. >rs will ni' << "ti tin* rosiM'ct i \ <i
.Tat- s irivoii li' low at tin* ("ouniy An !i- I
tii>r s nlli ?> in ( " ii'iili-ti :
1 I >11 ItVi l<> Towusiiip ? II. \\ . 1 1 .i ? it mi > 1 1 ? 1
1 1 . I T . Krtlov ;? i i ? * .f . A. \\" ? ? > t . Hoaiii ? \ ? 1 5 |
iiiri'i 1'I.m m1.iv. IM.ru irv L'7(fi.
I'lit I??m-I; I'tiviijiliip ? I. <' 1 1 iltwrr."
A. ('. Wait" : i ? I A. I'. .Ion. *. II. tar. I I
wil! moot l-ii'lay. l'olirnaiy L'.Slli.
\V itt roo T< ?wii?h |? ? .1. A. I.'ahon. ('.
J'. How on ami .1. W . I ? n * 1 ?? i . Hoar I i
mi I ii i ? t Satnnl.iv, i-'oliniir.'
I) Is ;!l? Tow n.siiip ? I??li!i I'. Xoltl.'*,
(' Si. .k.'-s ami A. IV. Mc'.eo.l, |{?.imI
will iiiri'i M<mi. lav M incli ?_?.
Tlic Hoard* nil, tal^o nolo <-f tli.*
? li i ii ?_?? ? in tli.' !>(??' ?, w liioli is from j?l
to nil oxoept ?-? m i"t'i Ut.i t ?? .-<? ? I ? 1 ??? r-1 o\or
:>D. an. I will a-i 1 fu ll" to those w Ito Imvt
iini.lo no rt-l si i i>s , iiii<l wIjo a*o li.ihh* to i
a |> II I a \ .
!ii cverv in-tanco where t liorc ;* a!
ri * t - ? ? i : 1 1 i 1 1 -i :i ?_??? in t'io rotiirp nf an in !
iJiviitua', Mio | ? it r t v will I ??? notitio l no
[ thnl In- r:.n n|?|'<'al to tin* County ltoar<f.
Tlii' o.ainly Hoard ?>f n liy,>?ti..n will J
I li. >1.1 its atinmil mootim: in t!?o A iltor's I
I o'Vioo on Tiivmlay , M?roli lOili, ;s? r<
j <jiiir> <l hy law,
i Wliorc now building* Imvo "Wen
| i-rrrtiil Mnre hift return. tlio Town' hip
I B mrd of Assessors will vh|ii? same.
Tlio Township Hoard ??t ^uporvi8or*.
uji now ori?iitti?'.l, ?rv? roq ii i roil l?y law
I to net as Township Hoard of A*M?**aor* ;
j *?*?? ? m*ti ?? tUftr UrM
j mooting will sor?o im n mrmWr of the
? Count** Hoard of KqimHuvtlon!' ?
J). ('. KIRKLKY.
Aml;ivr K. C. -
<4 u. > '<T7 |
IX AM) STILL CoMINC! ?
1 1 A V K voir SKKX OUIt
( > ii p and saucer for 7c.
? l'lllU'8, (J, 7, ,8. 9 ecu's.
Covered dishes. IS and 50o.
Diyhca S, 10, 1M, 1"), 1 0 cts. ;
( ) hatnbers li?i' '<9 <????! l s
Covered chainlx is 40 cts.
Pitclier and I) >wl 19 (scuts;
l-i<; size and \v* ?i th * 1 00
China plates 10-anri 12 cts
(?'ups and sunn rs 10 and 1 2c.
Plain tumbh i> JJ 12 cts.
Jcllv tumblers 2 1-2 cts.
I piece glass set lor SO cts.
Knives and forks IS ami GO
cents a set.
Kmnnol lined preserving ket?
lies 25, iij), 48, 00 and 15 cts. j
A(iATK W/Vli ly ? NOW I)oM T j
WE SlI.I. THAT STUFF.
1(1(1 IIT CHICKS.
sKK OUR
5o. Ufift.
I5ig rubber combs lor />.*
Big box hair pins 5c.
liair curlers Co.
1 do/ col'ar buttons for .
Ii table spoons for 5c.
A big liotel goblet lor 5c.
5 papers needles and bod
kins for 5c,
Set of (> tea spoons for 5c.
Quart cup 5c
Tooth brush 5c.
2 pks. envelopes for 5c.
2 quires paper 5c.
5 papery of pins 5c.
l>ig bottle <<l machine oil for
5 Ct 8.
Big assortment glassware 5c.
1 doz .cedar pencils for 5c.
1 do/ s' (.'el pens for 5c.
Big writing tablet for 5c.
See us this week.
NOTICE.
All. persons a re lion* by witriuvl not ,to
? rogpa** ii 1 1< >i i (lie lands of Klias Wil
liams, <I??C:mi4c<I , f.?r iiny purpu.su what
ever. Anyone <Iisrey^rilin>}*tlii-? Miotiej
will by dealt with aeeortttTfc t'? law.
W. T. llA.MMHNI), Agt.
Mcli.w; y ?<><;.
'The Way to Liberty,"
I5y lion. .1 A. Mette is a r^ni ai
i? unphlet containing a platform lor S<*)- '
eiali.t, I'opnlists, Democrats, anil I?e
niihlicans. It is a practical plan t<> rev
>lt: t i< ?n!x.' tin* government. Kur sale at
l?i? <>I!'kv. Ser.<l locents in stamps.
?Mcli. I .
WANTED-AN IDEASSSSKffi?
thing to patont ? I'rotoot your ideas ; they may
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Til h JOSKIMI 1 K. PK MILKS' SONS ' COM PAN Y,
Joseph S Peebles. President, Cincinnati, O^iio.
H^^TAsk for tie t r ripe, old. me How Whiskeys at any Dispen
sary in the State and you will >;<?* only the best goods.
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ACME PEA
Is one of the finest flavored
Garden Pea3 in cultivation. It
is overbearing to a greater
extent than any other sort ;
very productive, and the best
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WOOD S VEGETABLE
and FLOWER SEEDS
Arc unsurpassed for their freshness
and hfirh quality, and gardeners ean
' rely on having a satisfaetory and suc
cessful gardenT>y using Wood's Seeds.
Descriptive Catalogue and (lulde to the
Furra itnd Garden moiled free. Wrltelor It.
^ T. W. WOOD & SONS,
Seedsmen.
RICHMOND,
VA.
Wood's Seeds for s=.i
If. (i. Garrison.
A. M. IlKlvSE,
rtsj'o'T^.K.'Y" public
HOY KINs. S. C.
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I have on hand a lot of fim?, young
Kentucky mules \v!?i?!s will be sold chcaV
lor cusli Call ouHy.
lief peel folly,
S. H. LATHAM.
Dec. 1 ?!).*?.
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This great remedy is indorsed by
physicians, and prescribed by them
idl over the world.
Positively guaranteed to cure the most
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plainly on every bottle. As a tonic it is
TO ALL
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[ior Femaie Complaints r.nd
building up run-down .sys
tem* it nets like magic. Try
a boltlc ;md be convinced.
LXTRACT FROM BOOK OF TESTIf/IOiM IAL3."
" V'm a rheumatic Miirerer for 18 month*-. Derived no benefit
from |niyKi?'ians, i rf.iljnrut at Mineral Wells, Tex., or Hot Spring*,
Ark. My iloolor ilcrlAii'd my condition hn|H'lcss, but ns u lust resort
n<lvised P. IVP., I.ippman's Great lloma iv. Through its use 1 uin
to-day n u'ltf man. W. K. n.M.MIN'S,
of Titnmina & IIinc?, I?eadintf Orocorv, Wuxabachie, Tex.
Indorsed by II. W. Peahens, Druggist.
" I*. P. P., T.irninnn'* Great Remedy, rtmd mo of <llfllrr.lt hrcath
J ok end imlpltatton of tlie heart. Ilad not slept on either side for
two years; now 1 iKci) toundiy in Any ?o?l:',oii."
A. M. It AMSAV, Dc Loon, Tex.
"Sworn tonne! subscribed before inc."
J. M. LamBI'.rt, Notary Public.
"Suffered for ye* rs with a diFAKVftahle eruption on my face.
Various remedies failed to remove It. Three tonics of P. P. P., Lipp
man's Great i(vuic<i> , completely curid toe."
Can. J. 1>. JOHNSON, Suvannab, Ga.
READ THE TRUTH
sold by all druwists,
LIPP/AAN BRQ^.PROPftl ETO RS.
UPPMANS BlOCtV-SAVANNAH.GA.
DYSPEPSIA
MALARIA/
Kl DN EY?
TROUBLES
PIMPLES
BLOTCHES
& OLD SORES
BLOOD
POISONING,
RHEUMATISM
SCROFULA
A
WONDERFUL
REMEDY, i
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