The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 20, 1896, Image 3
THE BEST
SPRING MEDICINE
is Simmons Liver Regulator. Don't
forget to take it. Now Is the time you
need It most to wake up your l.lver. A
sluggish Liver brings on Malaria, Fever
and Ague, Rheumatism, and many other
ills which shatter the constitution and
wreck health. Don't forget the word
REGULATOR. It is SlAtMONS LlVHR
Regulator you want. The word Reg
ulator distinguishes it from all other
remedies. And, besides this, SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR is a Regulator of the
Liver, keeps *t. properly at work, that voui
system may be kept in good condition.
FOR THE BLOOD take SIMMONS
I IVER REGULATOR. It is the best blood
purifier and corrector. Try it and note
the difference, Look for the RED Z
on every package. You wont find it on
any other medicine, and there is no other
Liver remedy like SIMMONS LlVLR
REGULATOR-the Kingof Liver Remedies.
He sure you get it.
J. H. Zoiltn # Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
New Announcements.
? The following new unsounce
vments appear in the Chronicle lo
ll ay :
For Treasurer ? Capt. .J. C. Rol
lings.
For Sheriff ? Mr. Frank West.
Mr. Stokes Will Run.
>>
As will he seen by reference to
<>\\v columns of announcements Mr..|
C. Stokes yields to the solicitations
of his friends and enters the race
for-C-ajiMy Supervisor.
Thinks.
Kd. Chronicle: ? Please allow me
apace in your valuable paper to ex
tend my thanks to friends and the
public generally for their litwral
contribution toward replacing the
damage caused by fire on Feby 19,
M896. Their names will be lon?
remembered for their charity.
Vt ry 'J{ es pe c t f u I ! y ,
D. R. Player.
Are You Troubled Witn Yew Evos,
Or do you want a pair of eye
glasses? Dr. II. F. Taylor, late of
the California Optical Institute is
at Dr. Frank M. Zemp's drug store
where he enn be consulted free nf
charge in regard to your C3'es. He
also seiis first quality crystal lenses
for $1.00 and up. His stay here
is limited; if you want to see him
call at oiicc.o
^?2
Attention, Ladi s!
Our Milliner will arrive to day
and we will lie ready to furnish von
all the NKW AND STYLISH
HATS AND BONNETS vou will
need for Faster. Being a lady of
four years' experience we had her
to make our millinery selection?, so
our styles are "up to date." She
'comes guaranteed b/ ARM
STRONG, CATOM & CO., to feive
perfect satisfaction.
Riynember we promise to e^ve
you money. See that we do it.
Respectfully,
The Camden Dry'Goode Co.
A '
Met Again.
The West Watcreo Literary So
oiety held its 20th meeting in Slin
ky Grove school hMisc, Mar. 13, at
8 o'clock p. ni.
In the absence of the pres't and
viue-pres't, Ron. U. M. Robertson
preside').
After the devotional exercise t!ie
following programme was carried/
out : ?
1. Reading "True Politeness" by
Mr. J. A. Black.
2. Reading **A word to our ^iils"
by Miss Alice Ounn.
3. Essay "Parliamentary Laws*
by Master Jesse Spencer.
4. Debate. Resolved, That the
desecration of the Sabbath duy in
? greater evil to Christian Society
than intemperance v>
The flfRrmativp was discussed by j
Rev. R. M. Robertson and l'rof.
Howell M ? !?:( II; negative by W.
Hampton Cobb and Mr. Willie H
GoflF.
The cojirflTittce that decided tlie
debate weie Messrs. J. A. Pluck,
James Tucker and J. II. Campbell,
decided in favor of the affirmative.
The reading*, essay and etipecitd
ly the debate weie very inteitst-j
. _ f
ing.
j4'he query for next meeting is
rfflolve^, That a representative in
Congress should vote according to
his own judgement rather than
that of his constituents. The of
Urinative speakers are W, H. Cobb,
, and Messrs. C. W. and E. .1. Dunn ;
negative Messrs. W. H. GolF, J. A.
Black tnd R. J<?poiF.
The executive committee having
announced a programme for next
meeting, the society adjourned to
meet two week* hence."
The public is invited to attern
the- next meetfr.g and especially th ?,
'jmnmhers of the ??H;iet)r^ there i*
?one Iinpoi'tunt huAloe'ss bl f Orut br
acelet j iv lie attended iu.
W. U. Col?l\
? Seyhf.
Personal.
Mm. \V. 'J'. Hall,. who has beeu
visiting in S miner, has returned
home, accompanied by Iter aistcr
M ibH ( ! u ?, . aru, wlio will &peud some
tunc in Camden.
\ Farmers, Attention
?ig Spanish Seed lenders. Have
all' lite good qualities of the kid all
ones, none *? f L he ii* fault s. Price
*2 per bushel.
G. 11 LAKTKilTK,
Hlai kville, S. C'.
Th;s is The Time to Have Tour
Tooth Fixed.
Dr. ?I. K. Hut lcd}>e, Dentist, Kvili
visit Cumdei> on the 23 in?l., /anil
will reinuiu ?>ne week foi t he prac
tice of h i ? y profession, Olli.H) ni
? t ho Woikjflan 11. Mil. 1 1.
\~JT~
Mr. Gngcby HaiOrsod by Woct V7a?
' uree
Mr. Kditor: ? I sie ".i Frivud"
has suggested the nauio of Mr. Jut.
A. l.'rigsby for re-electlt.n foi
.School Commissioner. We have
talked with manv ?*T the voters ol
West Wateree since the announce
ment and all say he is our man all
the time. Wo are well pleased
with hiiu. West Wateree.
(Hod Whiskey.
A western newspaper tells of a
man who, every time he gets drunk,
insists on paying a years subset ip
lion to his town paper. Ho has
^already paid tip to 19G4. Some of
the South Carolina editprs are try
ing to Hud out what brand of liquor
he uses and if they sue, cut d will
havo it placet! on sulo at tho dis
pensaries throughout tho Si ate. ?
Kx.
Suggestions.
Mr. Editor: ? Please allow us to
make the following suggestions: 3
Supervisor ? C Stokes.
Iloujtj of Ke presen tat i yes ? C I>
inkier, 1 F Holland.
(. lerk of Court ? W A Schroek.
Treasurer ? .1 M Wa'ts.
Auditor ? C L Kirkley.
School Commisstonei ? J A
Gjigsbv. c?..?
Trial Justice DuKtdh Township
? W Jj Mc:Dowe|!. Reformer.
Eea'h*.
Cant. J. W. Stuekey, of Bishop
ville, one of the oldest and roost
highly respected citizens of Sumter
County, died on last Monday.
Mr. K. M. Kennedy, Sr., who was
for many years ouc uf the most
miecesstu! merchants of C.nnden,
and who was universally Joved and
adraiied, died In Charleston on Inst
Monday at (he residence of his
daughter, Mrs. H. R. Boykin. The
remains were brought to Camden
on Wednesday for iulermnnt.
Wake up jour liver hut be sine
you t>:k? Siinmoo'ti Liver Regnalm
to do it with ? it will do it ever*
time, and do it so well that jou'll
feel wonderfully '""refreshed and
strengthened. It is Simmons Liv
er Regulator that do<;s it. There
is only one Simmons Livir Regula
tor, and you'll know it by the Red
Z on the paeka.e. Take nothing
else, and you'll be sure to get all
the good health promised.
Advertised Lot?er*. *\
For week ending Mai'. 8th 1 800 :
Ada Bryant, Moses Lyons, ,L W.
Briggs, Rdfa B. Hinso?i, Miins Mil
i n<7. t?. L. Ducoin, Amy Scott, Joe
Spell.
Returned f.om dead letter oHlce
? Anna Collins, Flora Andersop,l
May Hughes.
For week ending Mar. ]f?, 1890:
Jane Payson, Sallie Johnson, K.
C. wlcDnnel, M islnfv Gooden, S. 1'.
Sp'awn, Georganr.a W. Adflinc, S.
A. Childera, Diasie Howell.
Returned from dead letter office
? J. Pleasant.
C. J. Shannon, P. M.
v Catarrh Cured.
< N.* remT'Hy^is ns effectual in
eradicating an I curing Catarrh a*
Botanic Blood Balm, (P. B. B)|
It purifies and enriches the Idood,
?Hupttfates microbes, bacteria, etc.,
and builds up the system froin the
first done. Thousands of cases of
catarrh have been cured by it*
magic power. For all blood and
skin diseai?o?, it has no r-?) :tl. Buy
the old reliable and long, tested
it medy, and don't throw ynor won
ley away on substitute*, palmecl-^ofT
as "just as good." Bay the?*' old
reliable Botanic Blood Balm. Price
$1.00 per large bottle. See ad
vertisement tn Lliis paper.
For sale by Druggists.
>
The City Primary.
A primary ? lection for nominn
? ing i Mayor urv4~? four Aldermen
fur ihc li'wc of Cumderf was lieli
on last Toefcduv. For Mayor Mr.
K. Leslie Zetnp had no rppr siitop^
Foj^Alderronn iioin Ward 1 Mr.
?Utftlie Wilson had uo opposition.
In Ward 2 I here were . two candi
date*, Meksr*. R. Le\.s and ,1.
I). McDowall. Mr. I,ewis received
the nomination. In Wurd 3 Mr,
I). K. Hinaon had no oppoaftion.
In Ward 4 Meaara. W. V. M alone
and E. O. McCreight were the ?an
didatea, Mr. Malono receiving the
nomination. The iicroinationa
stands :
^ For May Oil
Mr. F. Lealie Zero p.
For Aldermen
1? Mr. Willie Wilaon.
" 2 " C. R. Lewi*.
" 3 " D. E. H'ofton.
" 4 "v W. F. M alone.
1 Cabbage Plant3 Foil Sale.
100,00(1 Ohailealon Ijtrge type.J*
*e\ Wnkeftild ('ahhage Plants, pi icf
?2 00 pefr1 M ; !(?!,<? of 5,000 aud ovt i
? 1.50 pur M. Okuaty it Towi.kh,
Young's Islam), S. ('.
front ()ur (jftpre^poiileul^
Ionia.
M ..roll 17.
Dear Chroniele : ? All hou^h news
is ve?\ sea rco, 1 will hy and write
aliule so us to appear in your
no we v ? (ilomns.
Mrs. J. I'. IV? v k i ?> in si ill quite
ill. hut. w r trust alio will Anon re
cover, ii i) < 1 ?? r tin* ski Iful treatment
of Dr. Oateen, r ? f Smithvillo.
Miss Hello .Jiiaey iris n turned t<.
her home ncir St. Clinilox, sifier
spending tonne time. with fi tends
hero. ]< f
MoMio 1 he little dtmuliter of Mr.
Joint Smith is vety id, l>o t hopes
are. entertained for her reioverv.
Mr. .J- Daltnn GuMowav, who
him heen visiting Iks pimnts hore,
returned to Camden recent Iv where
he in attending iho Graded Suliool.
Mr. C. II. Smith h i to ii t Sundav
with his sister Mrs. J. W. Murolii
son, of Hnlah.
As news is m> Hcnrce 1 will ej?y
farewell. Will coma again soon.
in Chaitei-Box.
Pino Groyo.
Mch. 16.
fk?ar Chronicle : ? A<* I mu at
leisure this lovely afternoon we
come again claiming our spate in
your dour col urn1*, although novvs
U very scarce here now.
? Farmets are very busy pppnrine
their hinds for plantiug and the
fa\r sex are making preparations
foi the candidates for they know
they will call to sue them thiw year
and think more of them than they
have in two years, because they
nr.int to he elected, and most of
tliern say just so the ladies are it;
their favor they kn'>\v they will he
elected, wo would ho pleased to
have thorn to visit our literary so
ciety some tiiwe an<l take part in
the debutes : it meets every other
Saturday night.
Pine Grove School closed on lust
Friday, March 13th. The follow
ing programme was carried out,:
Kssay ; by Miss Carrie Myers on
Spring.
Katav by Miss Isabel Siokc3 one
Disappointment.
Essay by Misa Annft Myers oh
Dreams. ??>
Recitation bv Miss Fled a Hud
son ? The Last Ilymn.
? Recitation liy Mtster Labnni
Stokes ? Little. Drops of Water,
Recitation by Miss Bculah St. ikes
--?Little White Lilly.
The debate wis taken up next,
subject, resolved, That the lien la-v
lias heen more injurious than the
w hi. -key t i'ii ill it. rPehators, ollirma
live .Mr. Stoke?, negative, Mr. L.
V. Hi own. The fallowing were the
judges: Messrs, C. U. Myers, K. L.
McCoy, Henry l'ate, who decided in
favor of the negative. Mr. Rrown
being the lucky one received nice
bouquets from some of the young
ladies. Wu must way he made many
friends in this community who re
gretted to see him leave and wish
him much success tlnough life.
We believe that he give justire to
his pupils. The following pupils
received prizes: Master Laban
Stokes, Miss Annie McCoy, Mis*
Heulnh Stokes and Miss Cora My
ers, which seemed to be highly ap
preciated by them.
Miss Maggie Alexander, of Oam
den, returned home nfter spend
lug a few pleasant cmvs wiili friends
in tins community last Friday.
Mr. L V. Hrown ami Mi?s Maud
Hillings, of Camden, sp'-nt Sunda\
evening with friends ut this place.
We think ' from nli appearances
("/'nmiien will soon Ioopc one- 'of i t ?
sweetest young Indies. Oh, old Hud
you must Iiave waked up frightened.
Remember this is lenpyear. 1 am
not gone so far with the old widow
ers that I can't hear when i am
called.
Mb* Fie da Hudson, of Bulali,
spent a few pleasant lays with re
I at ices at. this place am long since.
Miss I yd ia Stokes has returned
home n fie r spending a few pleas
ant days with Vivian.
? Well I will close wi'h !>est wishes
to the Chronicle, its readers and
editor. Sis.
Sychar.
Messrs.. C'rnw and liean were in
nor luirg with the view of purchas
ing timber to erect their saw roil!
on i fit.
Mrs. F). R. Pl iyer who has
visiting fiiends returned home to
(?ny.
To J. D. Filler ? We are sorry
you ??mourn" Mr. Campbell's loss;
on i p. ople Hie iu full sympathy
with hyp and have, done a great,
den I for liiiu in his misfortune. Mr.
Tiller made a savage attack on us
intends ot Women
SUFFER UNTOLD MISERIES.
BRADFIELD'S
FEnALB
REGULATOR,
ACTS AS A/SPECIFIC
Bj Aroatiof to HtsflhfAdba all btr OrgMi.
It c^ngeA liealth Ao bloom, and
Joy to re.ign throughout the frame.
.? It Never Falls to Regulate ???
"MtwU* tat b*?*i a mW irwtMnl of N4*
In* pilftMpM MRt y+*r?. WllhMlMMlt.
*r>fl wnft>H*0"
W.n. ?iWa?.H?imii?w.*iw.
Btltrnu HWCUWR ItlwH, Qa.
Mkf4n||i?tiM B-OfwhWIt,
Jiiiiouueemen^.
I* OH CONliH h SS,
Mr. Kditor : ? Please allow i he friends
of lloX. W. ??. THA NTH AM to i?ro
som his name as h candidate for Con
yrv#? from this ? lint riot, believing that he
is the moot suitable man k \ i* tl.tt>K> for
t lie position. c> II U Friends.
?Kditor Cl.roidch :? A. low me ilirn'i)>h
your columns to suggest 1 1 l>*?N, .1.
W ? l'l.< >Y 1> as a Iii.r.4 in o\ tjur w ?v s< u.
*l)lv to represent 1 1 ?v* j T*tflTi I > i ->t I it* ! in
Congress. ( \>l. \ \>J<\ hits proven an mi
*h f*,'itab!e woi ker ooih in the l.cei<dn
ture and tl.f H,!|>"M?tmiont.l 1 'on*oiiti?M? ;
always laboring ami \oiii>_? for wliu*. he
eoiioieved t 'Mn1 fur the In si it i re t of
the peopi,', us the records fullv show
Wltil*' Col. Floyd is a Reform I ><'in<-?'r>it
of the truest seci, still In* ran be relied u p
on to represent the lust interest of the
whole people, Rcioun I >011100. at.
Mr, J alitor ? ? A.s *V(> arc mi tlm eve of
another election year, an I 1 . miun-s of
ecitahi gentle -met, to In- voted f ?r, nro to
some extent being considered ny the pen.
p>o, 1 hog space in the vol n tons 01 the
peoples' paper (The Chronicle) to pre
sent to tin- vptors of tho Pii'th Congress
ional District- of South C r diiia tin* name
of Mil. JOIIX 0. P WIM.l.WI ', df
Camden* as 11 suitable man to rt-pi. tivnl
them in the llot'so of Rcprescntath es in
Coitvirttas. Mr. William? Is a man of
character, ahilit\ nt.d firmness ; p oliti
c-ally, he Is ? on teetionisV. jiml bimetal
ists and is In full sympathy will; every
movement thai will oncourugo ami build
np home enterprise und it.dustrv, and
proteet those eng; tied io a|{vicnltnral,
immufact uring ami .all other pt'rsi.us la
our own country from the ruinous com
petition of tynicipaid labor of foreign
countries, I'roti ctionists,
Mr, Kditor: ? Pleaso allow us to an
noil nee tho name of HON. T. ,1 . STR A IT
for lo-eleotion to Congress irom v this
District, Hr. Strait Ikh over been lov
alto the Democratic party, and in till
matters in Congr* s:< I. is vote Inn al
ways been east in the right way, "ami it
would only Jie jns> ice to a true public
servant to rc-eiectc*l hhn to th position
he has so faithfully tilled. Frlen In.
FOR THE LKOISLAITKF.
Mr. Kditor: ? Please a;. in. unco the
name of Mli. T. I?. DAVIS ax a -uibible
gentlemen for tin* Legislature. lie is
a good orator, and Hcgtiiit speaker and
has thi" intercut n'yhc potplo ,st heart.
He has been for a number of y'o.os pvos
jdei.t ot Hoik Hi t Democrat ic club ami
is now niiutcr of (Simii Si?rinj?s
He is q good citizen, a turn Ref. liner!
und it elected w ill do all in Irs powej f<ir
the bettermenl of the people. Voter.
Mr. Editor : ? Wo notie ? in the last Is
sue t.l The Chronicle, February 7di. s -iiic
suggestion.? for the various otlicvs ot t!ie
(. ouutv. Please 11 1 *?vv us space to uom
inn'o Mlt.'J). M. HKTI1 FN K for the I
1 1 011s? of ltrj r,-8cntativ< ?. We unow"
him to bn a true Reformer und Christian
gentleman, .?nd we km.w ot no other
man in w hose hands tne inlerest ?jf the
|>eople of Kershaw County would he bet
ter cared for than in his.
? \ ultra oi'Soutl. east Kershaw.
Mr. Kditor : ? Please announce 1he
name of HON". C. L. W INK LKH ns 11 !
suitable Ciiiidldate for rc-ele,-li >a to the '
limine of Ih'presenf :i 1 i vck.* Mi-. Wink
ler has made a inod ?n I oiliciout Ken
resenlative ::nd his re-eleution is gr>-atlv
desiro(|[ by H< f.i m. rs.
J 'OH CIjKHK OF COl' HT.
Rotation in offoe hrin^ a deinoeratie
principle, wo, who believe in a new deal
take pleasure in presenting for the favor
11 hie consideration of the voters of Ker
sh 1 w Count v the thmie of Mil. \\ . A.
8011 HOCK as i eiindidfttc for Clerk of
lie Court. Mr. Schrceh s worth and lit
i.ohs for tho p<;sitton is nnuouhted. and
his eminent service in thee >ih 01 ?ru>
reform (lurieg th? past six years (ih.~> made
his inline a hoarf^4tj/f.| word it every lire,
side. No furlhrr word* < 1' coiiituemla- .
tion from us c uVaiiil i:njt!iin*i in his fa- i
vor not nh'endv Ww'.v iuiiki'nd rtpprt ci.it- !
ed by thy public.
' South-Kast Kershaw.
FOR TH ICA.SCHKR
I hereby iinnounee. myself a candidate
I for re-election to tlu? <?/lice ofCountvj
? I 1 easurer .xuhj* cc. 10 iha . re.siilt of the1
f Kinocnwtic piimary. ?>
J. C. ROLUXOS.
FOR COUNTY Sl'I'KU VJSOR.
.Mr Kditor: ? As my t-oniu has been
sueaei-ted by inv fiiends for thooliiceof
(County Supervisor I hereby announce
I myself a candidate for'the said oflice snb
,ie*:t to the result of tin* democratic pri
! inaiy. * C. STOKER.
Mr, Kditor ? It is with greal ptensure
tlnP \yf en 11 announce that M It, T. W. 1
McC^vSK I LI j has consented l*fe nl^f-1
ithfl rice for County Supervisor.
i wouht \ike i<? say in i ?e 1 ? a I f of th ' public
that noVei tee tran can lie found IImii Mr
McCnskNl ^Sre Imve known hint for a
number \fyoars 11 no find him b> he per
1 foctly huiiest-t*fTcr~iipriplit in all <d ids
'dealings and the public will make no mis
take to elect him to the oflh-c. .
Many Voters.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for re-election to the office of County
Supervl scr suhji'Ct to the result of the
Democratic primary. J. H. I'J'I Kbl',S?? *
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
Mr. Kditor: ? Tho time m approaching
lor us to elect a ii-ftii to fill the olllen of
Sch'Ktl Commissioner Mad 111 our opinion
a more suitable man can not ^c found
than MR. .f. A. 'fRKiSBY. tlA? pr' se.it |
incumbent, w dio ?di >uld succeed hiinsi If.
He has filled the, oflice with honor to
himself and his constituents, and if ^ect
ed to servo n socoml term wo feel sure
that he will faithfully dischnr<(u all the
duties invedvinff upon him satislactory to j
his constituent s. A Friend.
Mr. I'Mitotr^? T'Dnse allow us to an
nounce the nain<? of MR I/. L. COI'K
I^ANP as a candidate for School Com*
ini*sioiier for Kershaw Conntv. Mr.
Coj^elnnd has been a toaoluxin the puh.
lie schools for the hst foidP^^ears, is a
i inan of sterling rpmlMie^ ?rd marked
lability, si.d one. if olocteM, who would
make a good official/ Many Friends.
FOR AUDITOR.
Mr. K?litor: ? Tho present incumbent
lift villi? Htntorl that his health is #tich i\?
to remler l?im unahlo to furl horfulfill I lio
tluiien of the office we respectfully . bejr
leave to present to tho Democratic' vo
ters ' f Korslmw Gnmn'y tli? nrnne of
MR. CHA8. L. KlRKLEY/or the. of.
fW "f Visitor, f> . 'ling satMft-<l a more
oapnhie msro could n"t l>e jTacvil in that
poaition, lie !. n vine fulfilled* the ?lnt I? ? of
thrTiffl ?? the p*st Irt moi.ths with effi
ciency arid sftlafaction to all n^raona.
* VutOM.
Mr. IvlfJor : ? I anprwixto thp partial
ity of n?v frieWswh't have ?u?grsted me
fv r ,ilir,6ttkr. of Counir Auditor . >n1 .1.
take tliia met 1^1 '?/ announcing mywlf
at a carwjMftto or tlto iamc 8uhj?-ct to the
primary ele?iion. ,- tj
JXO. R. DBAKGF0R1NV j
for Infants and Children.
" CiMlttrln tii*i \vcHn<litj)ttHl toi'lilktrvn thut
I nvomuiuul it utf iiu^Kvrior tomty i>rvsorl|>t|v?.
kuuwn to nuv" II A. Ahi'iikh, M. IX,
111 So. Oxfwxt bt., Diw>kl^ u, N. V.
"'fl j um of ?CaatorlK4 J.h so universal ami
Its nunita so >voll known that it Hooma u wink
of mi|H<ivi\>i{Ullon to viuloivA>lt. l\miuvt!?*
inti'lliiv'i ut famllioM who ilo not ki<oj> CtlMoria
wiUUn (.Hisy rvnu-li."
Carlos Mauvyn, IV 1).,
Now York City.
Onatorin onrVa tViitc,
Roue KtoutArk, Mttrrliitu), KntoUt'.ion,
K?IU Wor ih, givwi ilevj>, tad i>i\>u?o(<w dl
Ktvilion,
Without Injurious uuMltca(iotu
'Tor sovernl yours I hav?> recommondtxl
' I'uMorn,' ntul Khali always contimio to do
?;> , ?h it, h.w iu variably produced U'jioiK-lal
m>iilts."
Va>wiN K Paiiukic, M. IX,
l.'Mh si and 7t Avo., Now York City.
Thk C .ntacu (Company,
Mi'RUAY Srw Yohk Cit*.
TO ALL MY CUSTOMERS:
1 him late coining out with my advertisement, but not boh i ml
selling good 8. 1 lmve boon waiting to get in my now quarters.
I am bore with u full lino,
Not to Be Uilersold.
Don't lot, the little quotations you see in some advertise
ment* fool you. What you want is what you hoc and got, not
what yon hoc in print. My friends tell mo it's no use to adver
tise. Sometimes I think the same way when I see tjoods loll
ing out in such quantities bi\t the editors have got to live..
1 call special attention to country stores. I am selling stocks
of goods to that trade, 1 also have as nice a line of
IB1 .A. IN CY aROCBRIBS
As anyone in town and will meet and cut prices with any one
of them. 1 don't ?llow anyone to undersell mo. 1 want all
of my friends to understand this.
You will lit id me in the Fanners and Merchants Hank Huild
ing.
'(jive me trial as I am now in the market.
9 1 am yours truly,
D. E. HINSON.
5|nit0uiieentcnlU
KOi: SIIKUIKK. <
Mr K<li(t>r: ? ttcliuviup: in a fair and im- 1
partial (list lilmtion of thi ofHccs ninony ,
ilios ? who mi' worthy, wo take plenum*
in plnoinu in nomination IW1{. .1. F.
\V l\8T fur Shc/'lK, Mihjeot to the I>?mo
cratir primary. lining u nmi of tha high
est isiTi'irrity an'! iionosly In* is tliorotigh
1 y C;tj> i Me, ami will mako a };oo<l nntl
faithful oMi'er. Many Friomltt.
DR. TAYLOR,
i.ate of t)io 'California Optie.il Institute,
is nt DR. FRANK M. V. '.MP'S DRUG
STOkK, mid on n hq consulted /roc of I
charge, (for. a short time only.) Ml the
latent inntruniontH are used for fitting dif
ficult C18CH. Come and n< o tin* lino n?
sort mcnt of tinted Icukcm ; tlu^.e arc ch.
pecialiy recommended for rcKtinpr tin*
even when reading fit ni^li'l.
OnSTZEJ DOT,LA.R.
KFMFMBK ?. . VI IIS I QiALlTV
CRYSTAL LKXSKS, *1 .l'I\
Jllilitetf gnpplj
DEPOT,
CHARLESTON, - - - - S. C.j
Southeastern Lime & Cement
Co., 270 E. Bay St.
Importers K;ik1m)i Portland (lenient,
Blnek Crona brand; aUo, Belgium l'ort
Innd (;cnicnt.
Manufactures' Agent Brooklyn Bridge
Brand Hydraulic RoHendalc Cement.
Dealer* in Plaster, Hair, Terra Cot'a
Pipe. Alabama ?>?d Tcunoh?ec While
Koek /dine, carloads shipped direct fron:
kilns; ill grades Booting and Shrnthiiur
Papers.
WR1TF FOR CATALOG!' 10.
\>rV\N SMITil,
Treue. & Mgr.
Mar. 1 3-^-3 m.
8IIERIPFS Mil
iii
Soul1) Carolina ? Kershaw County"
Isaac F. Holland, Administrator do bon
is non of Katate of John Holland,
> against
B. D. Turner.
Under a?d by virtu* of execution* >i.
theae action**, I will a II at publico >tcry.
before the C -urt IIoiih? in Camden, H. C.,
within the legal hour* of nnle on the fir?t
Monday in April nekt, ?
'^*A1I that piece, pai'cjl or tract of la ml.
situate, lying and being in Kershaw Coun
ty, State afnreauid, containing Ono Hun
dred and Fifty (150) acre*, more or lew,"
bounded XM-th by the McCnllam Ferry
Road, Fa*t by land formerly of G. M.
Turner now of Alexander Johnson. Souih
by land formerly of J. W. McCurrr, Weat
by land of Ent?i? of Isaac Holland. Lev
ied on *a property of if D. Turner, De
fendant. ?
TC ir.HT.f SiMB.-Clin.
H. B. WILLIAMS.
frb^riff Kcrahaw Co. ?'
Mnrcli 13? 1 1. ',/
? ? ?
AStrong: Fortification.
> Fortify the body against disease
tby Tutts Liver Pills, an abso
lute cure for sick headache, dys
pepsia, sour stomach, malaria,
constipation, jaundice, bilious-*
ness and all kindred troubles.
44 The Fly- Wheel of Life"
Dr.Tutt; Your Liver Pills are
the fly-wheel oflife. I shall ever
be grateful for ihe accidcnt that
brought them t o my notice. I feel
as if I had a new lease of .life.
J. Fairleigh, Platte Cannorv/Col.
Tutt's Liver Pills
Tlie liew Id(?&.
Are you m-lfflit and clover f If ?o, yon hovo
nK'nty of of your own, alKo w nMi ciioiieh
lo # runp good iil'w on ? wlien offiwd. What do
you think of a3^colun|>i llliiRtrnted Monthly l'a
per.euoh fKMiiccoiiUiiniliK a Piece of Mn?lo, Voc al
or InHtriiiiii'iiial, I,nU-ht Kmtlilonii, Qood Btorlrn,
I 'ruui.it ic Nevm and 1'on trait# c f Pretty Aetrc*iu*t,
Houitehold. Toilet and Fancy Work liintn, all for
cent* a i ear, i>oxlpui<l y Set-ms too K?"<l to ho
triK>, i)U( wh (five you exactly what wo advertlm*.
Bend cent* and hoc i or yourself.
XII K NEW IDEA CO.,
1411 KroA-lway, New York City.
Amenta wanted. Liberal couinilxslon jiulil.
NEW YORK MUSICAL ECHO.
Tlio hand*ome?t iiiimIcaI and fashion Journal In
A merica, full sheet munlo ??!/.?, tti pauea nmi hnnd
???me cover, containing I'min ten to twelve pieces
of vocnl or iiiHtrunifnUtl music, four or
llvo por'.ralta of leading ?<-?' ivhaom. Bulwc-rlptlon
0 y the year, $1.W>, Hampie copy, 10 ctu. Addret*
The MOW YOIIK MCSIt'AIj ECHO CO.i
D road way Theatre building, New Y^ik.
*nU wanted. Liberal commission jpald.
mmn malr.
I State of South i In thy Court
j KithIiuw County. >of Common
5 I'Umm.
1
i Kliz-tV ? It M-i lining .? i t her Inmhund,
j Kdwnrl J. Mirnin.r. I'lni utifta,
?}*'?; list
Willi im J .toiios, Mn^uio -J. I'erkins.and
lh-r huahand. Willi -m K Parkin*, M
W. IlisHcll Anna If. Biased, and Tlrjin
IfiM I. ,I<)IH'H , Dffl'Jiti.lIJ t?.
t>
Under and bv \irtne of n dcciM"} in
Jhi ? action, I will sol! at imbfi<! outory,
ci to < 'on? t llmiti: iiyCamdcn, S. C.,
?*iu[iiii the hnnnstot Mile, on ihc
fi rKt Monday in AprjJ/hexi, nil that tract
or pa reel of Initil, l/v>'S and being in the
city of C.inidi'ii. iXiiiiiu. pf KofKliiivy and
State afr>rw*i'l( bcinj,' j<ort onn of lota
nuthboru'l in ttte plan of ?aid cily#?Ii<?U
No. Nine Huii/lnd and Ninetu?i)
Nine tt fundi rd and Twenty (920) and
Xino/ Hundr/jd and Twenty -on* (921),
fron inx out) ljundrod ynd fifty (loO) foot
Went on Ljrt'lefon afreet and running
Eastward nhout three hundred and fift?
(.1^0) f?ei. an id trac' bein* bounded a*
follow *:? On tho North l>r pnnnfaea of
M. J* Burna, on tho E??H by prerfniae*
formerly Ixdoii'/intr to children of Hiram
Netficft. on I ho South by |>rendse? of J.
Sum tor Rhame, and on the Wen bvLyt
tletou alreOt.
Terms of 8ule. ? One-third cnth, bal
ance on n credit of mntt and two year*,
with iou reat fron the day of tale, aoctir*
ed bv l-or.d of the purchaser and mort
gage of (ho premie *ot?I. m Pt#Mi?>'' re
told anino <Uy If p?rcha*or faila to ooarh
< R. B. XwrfXfAMQ,
8h< riff Kershaw Co#
March . Y
luat work. Whore has Dennis
made such charges? can ho prove
them? Wu admit these elurges is
I mo in spite ?> 1* what Mr. Till*r or
anyone e i so # n y s ;,nd our people
will spire uo (-iFort in hiinging tho
olh'iitli i a to Justice. if wu have
i??si our modesty and maimers it
must havo hi-on whoa we wero no
ii.g lo see him wheu ho w?s "sick.
II*; in uaiug certain classes as a
minor. Tho good book says "bo
not a witness ngainsl thy neighbor
without cause ; and deceive not
Willi thy lipw." Ah to how ho can
nt h such erroniouft denuncia
tions \h only ohurgable to lu? tnan
ufactur i n <; uhility or did ho hast,
din ciiatgtH on presumption? And
if ho wiih not an accomplice why
did ho kiik before ho was spurred?
Dennis.
Mt Ciivoc.
Mali. I7ih.
Dear Chronicle: ? Now please,
Mi, Editor, don't look cross-eyed at
us, wo will only intiko a short call
i his time. Wo know it must l>c try
ing to your patience to he worried
with our scribbling ao often. |Not
at all; wo never weary olViNian's
visits.?- Ed. |
Miss Lyuia Stokes, of Mt? Xion,
who h a h been spanning some time
in tins vicinity, has returned home.
Mr. I). M. McCaskill, of Camden,
spml 1 .tat Sunday night in this
oeighb vi hood.
On account of the serious illness
*?f Mr. Luke lio'.vin'a littJo child the ?
singing school at Huulult has 110^
vol been organizod, but wo 'trust'
ttiat it will be in tho near future.
Mr. W. L, Stokes, one of Ml. Zi
on'e moit popular young mon spent
last Saturday and Sunday iu thin
burg.
Mr. Steeyo Watts, of Conparee,
!? visiting relatives in thin vicinity.
A ooi tain preacher bought him a
nice little buggy, but found it was
too smell for his valise, ao sold it
and bought another one just i\ little
larger. When asked why ho did not
buy a new valise, ho said he had an
opportunity of selling his buggy
and didn't havo ono to soil tho va
lise. Wasn't hu wist? /"
Wo would like to say something
about politics, but as thatislout of
our line wo will desist. Vivian.
East Kershaw?,
Farm work is progressing very
nicely and some of our farmers
have been planting some corn.
Measles nnd mumps are taking
thin i' art of tho country broadcast '
without respect of person.
Mr. W. L. Clyburn wont to Co*
lumhia last week on busiuess.
Mr. C. A. McICinhon has gone Tft
ThomaavUle, Go., whore he will
take a posltiodttu tho StantleyBus
iness college.
Miss N. J. Marshall, of this place
is attending some time with rela*
lives and friends at Kershaw.*
Mr. J. E. Copt land was visiting
in Darlington last week.
Rev. Mr. Entzini?g<u; will preach
at Pleasant Hill on the fourth bun
day in this month. ? ? *
Willi bust wishc^-w^'close.
Local. '
Abnoy. ?7** *
Mr. Editor: ?Ah G. IC. P. hatf*
changed headquartera 1 wi^ endei- *
vor to give you a ievy^^dts fiorn
tli in burg. '
We are having eorno ttNUilfful
weather at present and our form
ers are Making good use of it.
The Hchool^ftt this place Is mov
ing on very ptogressivcdy under the
management of Miss Agnes Mo
(Nullum, she has proven to be a '
very successful! teacher, . ,
Misr Ids M. Horton, one of our
most charming young ludies is vis
iting friends atJVcatville thjs week.
Many hearts writ he mude g ad
when she returns home. <?
Quite an enjoyable dance wai
given at Mr. J. H. uSikea, on last
Friday night. Heayiy and Pretty
wore there, probably they will tell
you about it.
Mr. Wade Jones, of Kershaw,
pays frequent visits liore, we think/,
we know the attraction.
Mr. Marion McCa6ktll was sport
ing here re< enily.
We are glad to know that Shiloh
church is soon to be ceiled, it hat
long needed it.
Well us this is my first, I wiil
bring it to a dose for fear it iriglit
'I hid its way to the horrid waste,
basket. Cooler Shell*
Darwin, llic great" naturalist, it
authority f??r tiie statement that
! eai thwoi ir s potass the remarkable
faculty of reproducing a head or fc
?nil in case an accident occurs to,
uither end. If one he cut in two
at the middle, the toil will imrae*
diatcly set about ret oiling dam- %
agea and glowing a new head. Tkd
lie id eud is uUo equal to the emer
gency, and within a eurptisingly
brief period of time groWs a tailo!
Its own. ? Kx? r '
SMM *? ? ?
THE MISTRESS sW ?
0* A HOME ?
likes to Have her house beaullMd ?
wi h well nude and wrcll (ini>h?ll
doors, sa*a and blinds, utlttkl
?lhi: w..rl;, ornamental porches.!
pretty ronniels, &c. We miia^l
a >pfriiiiy ?f high grade excl? I
sive design* in woodwork, tmtl
ai tltc same time we doo't ove**f
look the neccswury adjttiit.f i]
lumber, mouldings,
laths. At," When pvnliMaf
(rotn us yo? are buying#**
from the maker*, *ad the tUI
TwM?te i? your jjain.
Write (or IMce LJst.
AUOUJT A LUfcWNI C*?
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