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THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE Js SIMMONS Liver REGULATOR. Don'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 and Ague, Rheumatism, and many other ills which shatter the constitution and wreck health. Don't forget the word Regulator, it is SimaTons livlr 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 it properly at work, that your system may be kept in good condition. I OR TUB BLOOD take SIMMONS LIVER REGVfcATOR. It is the best Mood Surilier and corrector. Try it and note re difference. Look for the RED Z on every package. You wont find it on any other medicine, and there is no othf# Liver remedy like SIMMONS LlVER RHGULATOR? the Kingof Liver Remedies. Be sure you get it. J. 11. Zclliu & Co., Philadelphia, Vn. Mi B&(h' and Children's Sample fih(u-8 from 50u up. Cueapest ever ottered. Gill Edge Store. N'-w Store. Mr. J, II. Slephenst>n, of Ker . n'lftw, is opei.ing up.n stock of gen ?era I merchandise in the store foi meilv ocoupitd by Messrs. Springs, Heath & Shannon. The Ladies Co wild over Ihc extremely LOW PRICKS st which-. we are offering our beautiful Laces and Embroid eries. Nothing like ever in Cam <len before, they say. The Camden Dry Goods Co. 1 Now Announcements The following new ttiiDounce nicnls appear in the Chronicle to d n v : For Cleik of Court ? Mr. ?J or I > II'iu j?h. For Sheriff ? Messrs. I?. H. YVIl lisins and L. E. Alford. iff- "For Magistrate?- Mr. K. W. Sut* ton. A Card From Mr. Copeland. Mr. Kd ilor: ? A rcpoll i* being < i rc-ti 1 a t eil that I do not hold n First Grade cert ificat", and nm therefore, not eliguble as a candi date for School Commissioner. 1. wish to correct the misUkc, 1 no li old a fust grade, and, furthermore pledge, that if elected, I will devote inv entire time to the duties of the olllce. Respectfully, L. I j. Copeland. Escaped F; *31 the Ch'-un (Jang. Roht. Frict-, the white ninn who was convictod at the last term of <Jourt for stealing a pair of horses from a gentleman nrar Keishaw, and sentenced to woik for some lime in the chsin using, escaped last Wednesday* A reward is of* fered for his capture and return. For desciiplion etc., see notice elsewhere. Fain in the Side. Charleston, S. C. Feb. 11, 1896* I am troubled with my oj'es on*l * am obliged lo wear glasses. I l>e uan taking Hood's Sarsaparilla and it gave me great relief, and I am now able to read as long?o_l wish without the aid of glasses. Hood's ? ttaraapariila has also cured a pain in my side." W. M. J)avi:i, 314 East Hay.' Hood's Tills cure indigestion, billiousness. Big and handsome line of Mal [ tings and rugs under value ntCilt Edge Store. ' A Card From Col- Floyd. _ Re!. Camden Chronicle: ? I beg leave to say through your valued p per, in answer to the letters 1 have received from various por tions of the District, as will ps to the inquiries of many friends, in the County, that 1 will not hi w be acandidate for Congress. Although atr one time f had fully determined to enter the contest and ft?r ter hons other than that of purely per sonal ambition, but which time and space in vour columns, forbids elab orate comment at this time. I am perfuaded that Kershaw would h?* shown of the least prospect of win ning the orize with two of her citi zens contending. I therefore cheer fully yield an open field to my val ued friend W. D. Tronth^m Esq., who bar my beat wishes, and who' if electod will do honor to himself aud State. I^hall always remetn ber and cberiah the many kind re ferences to my candidacy by the corresponded of The Chronicle and other prpera of the State and Dis trict, and in closing would aay to tbe many frlenda who have inter viewed me, aa wall as to those whrilb I bar* bo) seen, that I will be ? candids lea for re-election to lUl Crucial Amenably. n J. W. Floyd. | ?/ I'iod at tho Poor House M 1 1 c li S i iu 'it" in, o?4<>ro*1, ?1 i< <1 at ihe Poov Hmiimo ??? <>? la*t Friday Dropsy Hat tho cause ol his death. Gents You sliou'd nee our 7oo I'nlniin dried l)i?ss Shirts i? I hi > our t>(). ! Laundeiid. iiood Mfnuiv|<l\ Li lift) ] CoilaiS lOo. I'ht'V are Wit ills. Tin* (\niiliM) l)i > Q< ods ( '(?. 30 Cays in the Chain Gang 'o? Set ling Fi'o to a Pi co cf Wo"ds M III till I)>iVI?', ci >1- 1 |'e< of W'l'Kl W U I ?' f'tf , \V:ih si ll'ell'vd a few day M am* 1)\ ??l i.sl en 1 1' PiMtnuo (i'lltl net, I ?? w?> k 80 tl ivs on i In* cliiii it iJiHlg for 8Ulliil<i till- lo tl |?ic*l*C* ?'? WOOlls. . Lumbc>- a' a S:-.'giin 50,000 feet ol goo I. roughedge lumber will lift soli* ul j*rc* ?| I v i? du<;ed i iiU'm (lull ml on tie If j on waul. the li? ht bargain in lifmhei ever olfertd. Wattfe B??. titers, Cantey Hill, S. C. Mai1. 27. '1)0 Adverted Lotier*. For week ending Mai*. 22 1 81)0 : Pickens Childets, W'il u> S. I >?? vi?<, Adsuia .Jenkins, VV. K. Gihh-,Ha? null Gary, Mu rv II. M? Millian, K. J. Market*, l'li i 1 1 i p Love, R L. Pee* hies, Martha McNeal, Jiminie .John son, Clancy .lones, Belay Murphy. C. .J. Shannon, I*. M. lie 8? re to g??t Simmons Liver Regulator for your Spring in ? <1 i- ? cine. It's the old reliable that did the old folks bo mm h good. Don't let anyone persuade you to take anything elso instead. You enn ulwats t**n Simmons Liver Reyula loy 1 ? v tile Red X on the package. l)o!i'l, forget ihe word Regulator ? Simmon* Liver Regulator ? hitter ?lion anything else, and cure to do you good. Thanks. Kd. (?' hronicle Please allow inc space in vour paper to extend my .tlncrrc thanks lo my friends and the puMie generally for their lihertd contribution in replacing the dam fljje done me by lire, on Feb. _ 19, 1800. Their names will he long re me in he red for tmir ehaiity. Very res. cct full v, Thonin* Roe. Catarrh Cured. N.> remedy is ns effectual in eradicating -ntH curing Catarrh ns Botanic Blood Balmi. (1>> B: B) It purifies and enriches The hlood, eliminates microbes, bacteria, etc., nnd buil-is ophite system from the first do.-e. Thousands of eases of catarrh have l*ei?i?'""c*ired by its mngic power. For all blood nnd skin diseases, it has no equal. Buy the old reliable and lon?i tested remedy, and don't throw your mon ey away on substitutes, palmed off as "just ns good.'' Buy the old reliable Botanic' Blood Balm. Price 4(1.00 per largo bottle. See ad vertisement in this paper. For sule by Druggists. / Suggestions. />j ' Mr. Editor :? ? Please alloW us to present the following ticket : For the Legislature ? C L Wink ler, I) M ttethune. Supervisor? -J H Phelo?. Clerk of Court ? Joel Hough. Sheriff ? It II WilliHins. Auditor ? J R Diakeford. IVeasurer ? .1 C Rollings. School - Cobimissiocer ? J A ! Giigsby. Trial .lyr.tice DeKfilb Township ? \V L McDowell. Kost Kei>haw. / Mr. Kd : ? As it is csmpaign 3"e:ir we witdi to present the following names to the voters of Kershaw County : House of Represents 1 /es ? C L Winkler and I) M Hethune. Auditor ? J It Driikefoi Treasurer ? J M Watts. Cleik of Court ? W A Schroik. Sheriff" ? It H.Wdliams. Supervisor ? C Stokes. School Com. ? ?J A Grigsby. ? I , Trial Justice l)<Kulb Township ? W L McDowell. , . 4 cJ Remember if you want now (not cTlkgoods) at genuine bargains call at Gilt Edge Store. Good for Owners of Diseased Ani mals?' Veterinarian Services The Veterinary Department, of the S. C. Exp' rhnent Station offers hs aid t<^ the people of South 0;ir olina in the investigation and ex. tirpatmn of contagious and infec tious diseases among domesticates animals: horse, cow, swine, dog, fowls, etc. " Tne College Veterina rian will take pleasure in corres ponding witli the owners of diseas ed animuls and will wherever pissi Ide give diagnosis and advice free. In all cases of a contagious nature requiring personal inspection, the travelling expenses of the Veteri narian must he met by the owners of the disoa*?ri animals. It is I he intonlinn of tlifc Veterinary Depart ment of Clemson Cullege to give to the stock Owners and others of this Stale who may wish it, a special coarse in Veterinary Science. Any one of good moral character insjr avail himself of this course under the head of the Veterinary Depart ment. For further information ad dress Dr. W. K A. Wynaao, Vet ormrlrn to 8. O. KApeilmgin ? Snr tion and Clemson College. ? Cabbage Plants For Sale. 1 00,000 Oitti lcfc'.on 1 ? i 2?? ' ypt'Jn' *'?\V \V;ik"H?M CiOilmgu 1* ! ;?, n i >*,}?? i ?. ?? ?2 00 per M ; I>?*h <?f .*>,000 jhjiI ovei ?1 50 per M (U:k.\ty A' 'ln\vi.i:?, YiMin^H I >l:t u<l, S..U Dsath It it> will* ?)?*?- 1? rcyrot lli:it ?"> li-aru i li'tt Mr. e Moiling, of Luck mow, is ileml. it in <le:ith o? - (Mil red <?n J isi S it nr.l.i*. IV tii* ??tMenveif it hit i v?'S it iid MctuU we' lCll<l(T Mill' S\ lll|l!ltllii'S. J^rom Out1 (j o p p o jty o 1 1 3 c n ^ . | Tirol's Pony. Tin* <'!? roulele <{<>cK K:iin or] Shine. Mr. i i of : - ? 0 !i (??? moro I eouio MMiu'tnlM-Nriir i'im wrleoino v i s i L? ? > ] i'lie ( 'l? roiiii'ii1, wliicli I ?;i t ex crv week, I'm t> *?>' tOiinc, tilt ln?i>!?|i | ?inve not got in U!1) t ew* <>r iistpor I ? IK'H. It si ems 1 1 ? it t ?he p? In le-il pot. is ))('<?{ it niouf lo I' <1 i ii |?i < 1 1 v i t ilii? section, and of eoufe SM r. ( '. S. j.MMits ti? lie on 1 ' |j f >r Supci visor; we i lin k ho is I he Ii* at candidate in the tb Id. i}ier?f-'ic w(> hope lie will ho I In* first '<> boil "iH i>f I In* political ^yi nnd jump in the rlllce, fur ?(t I 'link iIim youtitv is not h* i slrire of i. m \ "h M? p-iv without i* | Mil tig bonds to I mi i I < 1 lion In iilsfps j where it ia not. neeesi>ery. Il'ir r?h for Mr. Si.i k 'n, In' is in s\ mou thy willi the poor farmer. Mi'. Sti.k ?? is I hi: Kind of imin tjie t'unn ly needs. Mr. K?'Hor tl.ia luii'g u os sad dened on the 15th inst , I ?y ihc death of Mr. SViu. Hluckwel). Mr?. Mary Si olios and Ii ?? r charm ing daughter vi>ii?d Mrs. Hnll'man, of Hlack Cret k, on 1 ho 1 I and 15. We lire aeiry ' n sav that we have !n.*l our pood friend Mr. \V? ?!. Wat kins, w Ii ? 1 ? ft for 0 1? . n ?> l I-misi ?i.o lo do bu^im-as for Ids brother, Mr. .J \V. W.? ileitis. William we vvisli von much pleasure and h <ppit?ess In your new lonne. Think of your old h me and ft ieeds. Two of KestR! em K-'tshaws spoils were in this section Sunday n I uhl llie 1") inst. Mr. M. G. Mcfjongan is rebuild ing his iirist mill. M r. I'M i i or, we see bright eyes\ has ^appeared o?>'?5n. WontbV where old man grander i. V The Rev. .1. 1\ AHfiivuy, pnst.oi In charge and Itisv. .1 A. Williams, will coinmenee a protruded meet ing ut Sandy C>nv*e, Tuesday, the 24th insi. Serviei s will he at 5 o'clock p. in. and at n i sz h t . TlieTirmers are mailing tilings hum in this hum notwithstanding I ha bad we illier. Dan tell cl Kadi. Bish^pvil'o Dear Clmuiiclu; ? It has been a ?ong time since I l ist appeared in your dear old columns, but I have not forgotten you and the dear cor respondents. (3f; course \ou all know, at least most of you do, thai I no longer live at Ionia, hut in the quiet liulo town of Hishopvillc. ami hereaftei 1 shall write from this pUiee. The health of ihji community i* very good, with ilic except ion ol measles. Mi>. Ifartv McLeml and Miss Ju lia Myers, of Provideife^f were mai lied at the residence o1 the bride's parents on the 12th iast. Mr. Mo Lertd is one of Hiahopvillu's most promising young 'fy'", 1VU u i"-' tTlTilii long ami happy ivea, will just enough cloud* Lo ill ..ke a glow ing sunset. Miss Lila Barret, of Sumter, i> visiting relative* at thin place. Rfisiis. IMttiuan and HraVub'tl ate erecting a handsome rcsldeiuu jusi it. front of the M K. Church. liiskopville is very soon to lisfcye ,a? artesian well ihoy ?re woikn.y on it now. As tiewfo is/scartse 1 will say no more thin tifne. With host wishes to The Chronicle. Olive. Aiitfoch. The Chronicle X c \v Kvcrv Week. Home of onr farmers have plant ed some corn, others are wuiiing lanouaceinenl FOR SHtiKlFF. Mr Editor: ? Relieving in a fair and im partial distribution of tin olli^es anion*; l lios * who arc worthy, we tike pleasure in placing in nomination Mil. J. P. WI-jST for Sheriff, subject to the Demo cratk-jprimary. Ueinn n hi in of tit u Iti/h est jofegrity and lionosty lie is thorough ly capable, and will make a good nml faithful o !licer. k- M ,ny Friends. Mr. Editor: ? With feeHnga of gratitude to my frieiula an. I the .public ^'morally for the goneroiiH terina ia "^Iiicli t lie y have spoken of the nuinuer In which I have <li?eharged the dntie? ot the office of <lieriff of Kerah## County. I hog to announce that I am a candidate for re election for tlit>-m?'iing term, subject to the will of*the Democracy, to be express ed at I be Primary election. R. R. WILLIAMS. I hereby antionnce that I am ft candi date for Sheriff of Iverahaw Comity ?u'.? jact to the renult of the ensuing Demo cratic primary election. I* K. ALFORD FOR MAGISTRATE, ' ' Mr. Sd:tor: ? We are pleased f? leam that MR It. W. BUTTON will atand for eleetUui Uj th? officii of Magistrate for Kerabftw County.- The ability ?nd fftirnesa. lie hftft exhibited in tlte pact merit* the poaitlon for hltn. Salt l^>nd. Mr. R lit-i' Allow tut to endofke the ?omtnfttiofi of Mr. R. W. Button aa *+o.d 6t the Magistrates tor Kerahawr County. , Harmony. Mr. i.ditor: ? We ri*?? to endorne "tbv?_ nomiwatiww ryf Mr- tt; W. ynif^aa ono ot the Magfatr.ite* for Kcrahnw Coonty. Bearer Dam. inu eoNtjjjrss. Mr, Kditor : hII<>\\ t lie fi ioiiili* ' of 1I(?N \V >V I U \N lilAM i ? i^> ? villi hi-: iciiiH' us a '<?;? n< I i ? J :? 1 1 * for Com vi v*s from llii> ilisiiirt, In li> tlml lit is llie in >( 8iiilai*ii< in ui iiM'il'.'lo for tin* |>nM<i.>u. Ili* I' n* :>?ls, Mr. I ? .v v w ^ jirv ? ?. tin- <?*??? an illu'i* i'l i-nmi y??J| . nil I ?!??? iuoih's ? i iv:t..fu vit'iill.'im'ii I i lie \ . < ij fur. ;?< moho ?'\l 1:1 In i'n: c ins.ili r< ?! i?v llio |n>c |?U\ I lu'j? S|?iif? |lii< ?n| inn s < ?f 'In j !>*?? ?| ?K? * |?,ii>t r ( |'|??' < Mir<i?iirl> ) t ?? |wv? | sclit (<? ill*' \ttlrls of I lit* Ki'lh ('onset's'-. itihn I ri?M ??! S ?lli t- r l?n:? I It v naniv' "f\jl{ .lollXC. 1' Wil.UAMS MV ! ( '.muli'ii^fx ji >u:tal'!?> ni.-n t < . r. (iivmmi j tin in in ( Si* II >r??' ??? It? |?i ?*a?*ii t itt i vi\s i ('?mures#. Mr WiMiiinii' is a man < t rliiirarti r, ji I ?> I i i y hi <1 (lrnni"?n ; |> >liti 1 1*. illy, '??? i* h |?r? ti'i'tin^l an<l ImiiuMmN istsaii'l is in I'u^vx iii|?aili\ will, ?? \-? r\ iii<>\ I'lnciit lliuT" will i-nroiirsnfo aiul Imi <1 ii(> It iiic oiilorj^ s 4 a?*l ii ?!u>tr\', ' an>' (?I'nti ct 1 1 1 ? ?st* imikj'U*'1' >?' "V't i? - Itni ai inaiinfat'l hi iiiij aiul all <tl cr pnisniis in onrowu coiiniiy fioi,. ilio mii.oiis ?-? >i 1 1 petition of Ui|?iorpui>! I ilmr of Ion ian o? Mint i ir*. Prut* <-t!oni?l >, Mr. 10< 1 it ? >r : ? I'l-. ???*? ' M 1?? w im to an | Homier I lu' nmue of IlIlN T J S l li V I 1 ) for HWllVtiotl lO OollglCSS I i't r)ll t.'ii j Disirii't. Dr. Si'iiit ha-s ever been K?y Lit fii I lie 1 )cmocrat(c party, i:n<l in nil matters in I'oik^ks 1 . i ?* .vole has n! (ways been c.ist in the r ?ht way. nnti it i Would only be jus'lee to a Hue j ? ? 1 1 ? ! it* vervant to re.c.cetod I im to tli position he has so faithluhy lilliiil. KiKiv'h. FOR TUB LKtilxLATUMO"* Mr. r : ? I'lcase n< uoiirco the name of M ?{. T. L. DAVIS as a 1? yens lemen for ih ? Legislature. Ho :? good crt't.ie, mid eh-gallt speaker sipd litis t he interest (?f tlie people .it bout, lie 5ms liet n for a numler of y o:ns pre* | iiU lit of I'elk Nil Democratic club anil , is mm niuK.ter of i?um Springs Orange, lie is 4 g >od citi'/cn, a true Rcfotiner and if eleeted will d<? :? 1 1 in li s p?\\ci for tlie betterment of the people. Voter. Mr, B'!l!r.r:-\Vi' notice in tlie last is K-ie of 'I he Chronicles February 7 li, s nie su.-geMioiis for the various offices of the Countv. 1 'lease ? l ow us sioii'c in ikhii ina e MK. D. M. HF.TIH'X F. f. .r the Holism of R; -pr.-sentiilivv*.' We kiiow hini to h" a tn\u Reformer and Christian yentieman, .? 1 >' I we know .0 no otl.er man in whose hands the intercut of, tliej people ot Kershnw ( "onnty u on hi he bet- ! tor cured for than in his Voters of So ill. c:i*t I\t rsdiaw. Mr. F.ditor: ? l'lea*'1 n"iioni.cc* the ti nic of ll<>\. ('. J.. WINKLF. R sis a suitable candid. :t.? for re-elc'th n to the ll'oise ot Represent a:ivcs. Air. Wink ler has made a e >oil anil eliieient lti'i ? resent at ice nd his i c-eh c ion is groiiilv desired |>y R.foim. rs. FOR CM) UK OF corirr. Rotation in tdlce bring a democratic principle, we. who believe in a new deal take pleasure in presenting for tlie fov.o able cor?.-i leratioii of the voters of Ker sli ? w Ciiiiutv the name of Ml{. W".1 A SCI I ROOK >?* 'i candidate I'm Clerk of In; Court. Mr. ScliMvk's woitli and fit ness for tin? position is , undoubted. and his eminent service in the cause of irn reform during the (msI si\ years has made bis mime a liousel.ol I uord it eveiy fir ? side. No further word* ?f eomnieiida tion from us cum ft Id .-imthing in his fa vor not alroudv known to and apprici.it ed by the pill lie. South-Fast K ei jhaw. Mr. Elitor: ? 1 'lease nl!ow us spaee in your panel* t-? announce the name <f Mil JOKL TIOCtiH ifs a candid ate for i;c-clectioi^t i he idtice of C\y k of Court. ir?si.a.i 'liadr :.o ?<( (. Ulcer and we s< e n?? refcson \\ u he siiouhl not he re-eh ct ed . thcrclore wc risk the en'ire support of th6 many voters of the Democratic parfy to help us to re-elect liim. We foef sure he will continue giving snti? fin li ni/in"lhc luturj, il elected, as lie hrs in. the fiast. Many voters of Kastcrn Kershnw. FOR TRFA.Sl'RFR. I hereby nnnoiince myself a candidate for re-eleCiion to the office, of Ooiintv TreiiBiirer subject to tne result 6f the Democratic pi imary. J. C. ROLLINGS. | FOR COU N T Y S U PER V I SO ! { . Mr Editor : ? As my nemo has been aujifChted by in v fiicnds for t Ik: office of County Supervisor I hercbv announce myself ii candidate for the said office sub ject to t lie* result of tin* democratic pii maty. ('. sToK K.;. I Mr. Edifor ? It I* with j/reat pii-nsuro iliat we can nnnounci' that MK, C. W. McCASK ! LL has consented to enter I lie race /or County Supervisor. We wuuM like to Hay in iichulf cif (lie puldi> that no better n an ran he found than Mr. MeOaskiil We have known him for a number of years ami find liim t? ? be per feellv h mcst an<l upright In all of i.is deali. u- and the public will make no mis take 10 elect hiiu to tin* office. Many Voters. I hereby announce my* elf a candidate for re-election to the of lice of Colin ty Supervisor subject to the result of t lie? Democratic primary. .1. M. PHELPS. 1'QR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER. Mr. Editor : ? The time m approaching tor ua to elect a iran<t? fill the office of School Commissioner and in our opinion a more suitable man can not be foumL than MR. J. A. 'JRI(?>KY. the pr< se.H incumbent, who ?dn<nld sticcee 1 himself. He Icis filled tho office with honor to himself and his constituent*, and if elect ed to serve a second term we feci mire that he nill faithfully discharge all the duties involving upon him satisia< tory to his constituents. A Friend. Mr? Editor: ? I'lense allow us to an nounce the name of MR I/. L. COPE LAN I > a* n candidate for School Com missioner for Kershaw County. Mr. Copeljind lias been a teacher in tiie pub lic s< hools for t lie last four years, is a man of sterling oc.nlitics ar.d marked ability, *nd one, if elocted, who would make a good official. Many Friends. FOR AUDITOR. Mr. Editor: ? The present incumbent liAvinpr B?*tcd th?t Ids health is such ns to render him annhle to furtherfulfill the du.les of the ofllco we respectfully beg leave to nrenent to the Democratic vo ters of Kershaw Coantv tho nam* of MR. OH AS. L. KIRKLEY for flee of Auditor, feeling satisfied a more (?pabie man could not l>e placed in that position, he havlnir fulfilled the duties of theofl *o the post lit months with effi ciency oiid satisfaction to all persons. v ? ? VoVti, Mr. Editor:? I aHbreciitte the partial Ity of mv friends Wf lift for the office of County Auditor, and I take thin uvthod of announcing myself as a candidate for the Mine ?object to jJi? primary elect low. I jKo. r. drakeforiA for Infants and Children. " Oast?>rli? ls*o \\ oil n<lrt|?U\l |ovhiklri>ii lliAt 1 r.vom m lul it as ?iii|torlor toitiiy prosv.TijjtLd kuowu to uuv." K. A. Ahciikk, M. IV, M S<k Oxfonl St., Mooklyu, N. V. "TV j u? of *Oa*torUl* In ho universal ftiul its morits so wvll known ( >i.\t it KoomHU work of Kmv>rvro(jrttloii to oo?lorso it. VVw im< tho i?toili^-.v;t f.i nillivs who do not k<vj> C>ist>jtl;l within easy ivuoh." \ C-OUAkJ Mauivn, 1>. n., Now York City. Custorla ouivh Colic, ^onsllpntloa, Sour Stomach, Dlarrhuui, Kructutlou, Kills Worms, gives uml j>roiuoU)8 K<'*f Ion, *1 Without injurious nutlU-Atjoiu " l\>r several ytnra I lmvo reconlnu>mT?y1 1 IVustoilA,' mul hli.vll always cpnttnuo to tlo ko, r.i It has Invariably producoU bcuollcial results." Ki>\un F. Vauokk, M. IX, I Jftch Mivot ami 7th A to., Now York City. Tiik Okntaih Company, 77 Mchkay Rthkkt, NVw Youk Out. TO ALL MY CUSTOMERS: / . * . I am l.i to comi>j? out with my advertisement, but not behind "selling ?i(?o()s. 1 have been waiting to .mot in my now quarters I am here with a (nil lino, Not to Be Udersold. I) >n't lot the little quotations you seo in some advertise ments fool you. What you want is what you see and get, not what \ou seo in print. My friends tell mo it's no use to advor? tise. {Sometimes 1 think the same way when I see goods roll ing out in such quantities; but the editors have got to live. 1 call special attention to country stores. I am soiling stocks of goods to that trade, J also have as nice a line ol FA1S1 OY GROCERIES As anyone m town and will meet and cut prices with any one1 of them. 1 don't ?llow anyone to undersell me. I want air ol' my (Mends tOs understand this. You will fii nl me in the Fanners and Merchants Uank Build ? ! will miv voiiR mm, (jive me a trial as I am now in the market. I am yours truly, D. E. HINSON." TO THE LADIES. I / We bog to announce tliat on our recent trip North we se cured the service? of ?n ? V .7 > J* EX PE It FEN C ED MILLINER, / ' ? . in fact the best talent we could procure in ^Baltimore. Going to Messrs. Armstrong. Cutoe & Co, of that city* who are the acknowledged leaders in 8t/4"riTrThe .Millinery line, we asked them to recommend one they could in every respect guarantee, their ready answer was ?'A lady is here in our house who h?u?. four years' experience possessing excellent taste, tact and "up to (late'' ideas, trained right, here under our care and has spent one season in another city iu your State, and so being fully qualified will answer ev ery requirement." It is needless to say before leaving the house we secured t lie services of one so entirely endorsed by such undoubted authority. We might also a id we purchased olft Millinery stock from this house which is a SAFE GUARANTEE of the style, quality and price, so now to the Ladies of .Kershaw andLanca^ter, we offer the services of this strong combination. Wewill have pattern hats on exhibition at our store at Heath Springs and Kershaw in time for Easter where orders for the people of that scction will be taken aiid the goods delivered and every effort made to give them the latest styli and entire satis faction. It is a source of much pleasure to thus be in a posi tion to place this potion our State on an equal .^footing with the large cities of the ^>d East in the Millinery line. Thanks for past kindness. Respectfully, CAMDEN DRY GOODS CO., Camden, 8. C. " A. P. BROWN, \ V for Spring to open. Mumps sirll iM our oomrou* nity, we expect nua*li'? to fallow. We arc son y lo report our young / fiiend Mr. y hurley Tiapp is hiid very ill. V * ^ K<jv. Smith w\ 1 move to his new h<>ni? the puso-iage this weok. M i s8 L itiio Thompson, of lieu* lnh, w.i a vis'ilni relatives and friends hero 11 few days ag?>, ul&.o Miss Addto Marsh, of Mi. Ziou. V John and J. Lulu (!ro? well pu1?? iim ii living visit lust Sut u?day night. We ?ep two of our most popular young nu>n going unshaven ami Suiting their luiir grow long. They surely must he dUeounuod ; us thin is leap year we hope some <>f the girls will give them a ?vo.*d of en eourugemcM. We regret to report -I \ miles <>( ? public roaii leading hy Antioch an. I no in tin lit lo oversee it. Wo fee] like we are trdated with contempt, in this ease. While we know thero is no lioiioi in ovyoeeing a road* vet out of 18 while men we ihink one might he chosen for this work* We are always glad to get your newsy paper: it is new every week, a ml it is always welcome. We have no marr'a.geajo icport we think all ha ye gone ^o work, Num Boy, Si vera1 commnniorttifins already in type are u na voidahly omitted this week. They will appear in our next issue. 'i-v. I RELIABILITY 1 and ana * enterprise ...i. arthvo characteristics of a sticceat- I (ul husiuesa concern and we claim lo possess liicm both. Having been | loin; established ami being favorably I J known as manufactures s of DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, lumber ami all kinds of ornamental 1 v ixnlwork.w e point \\ ill) |>rhle lo the I work done (m our tjiifniU'SA (riendsi anil (lit* chance lo make new 1 friends and ciistomeis. All our ' goods bear <>ur gnaiantee they lire I f, >w,ii ranu-d ? and wlivu fiiri luishig I ?-*from uk you (jet evilly advantage of btiyinn direct from the maker. Send lot I'l ice List. AUtiUAT A LUMBI'R CO., AUQU9TA. QA ,/j m " /? uy <?/ the .l/it&tr" ll Htl J " I'm y Stft OujC A'/vidrf," ft RE AT BATTLE8 nroconttn* \A uttlly going on iu tho human sys? tern. flood's SaraapariilA drives Out dlscaso and Restores Health* Escaped From The Chain Gang. On lu?t Wednesday, the ?5tli, Robt. l'rico, white, who was convicted at tho Inst term of Court for horse stealing, e?. oaped from the thnip g%ng, A aultablo reward wiibl^Kpajd for his capture a ml return. Nijfld parly is about five fo? t ten inch -H high, weighs ab>ut 0110 hundred untl seveniyiflvo oounds ami is al>out t liirt y-five years old. Ho is of n ruddy complexion, has ftquar^-sbirtfldert, largo dai k blue eyc?? hair dark and recently cut in a vory bad manner. Ila I "on a pnir of high cut hrogan shoes and juans pan In. 1m spooking lie Ima a pocuhar articulation ut end ofo'.ch sentence ut tered. Before atciiliiiK the hor?ea of which he cnnvluted he wra# working nt.Whionont'fl nw jnill near Ker^hfiw, ? nnd claim* to hail froin Itut'iei/m'd, N. (\ . J. li. Vhelps, Sui?ci vi?or K. CT. Mar. 2oth, ? \ SHERIFFS Mil, Sout'j Cai' dina ? Ker&haw County* fsjinc V. Holland, Administrator de Itou in non of hotate of John Holland, ( against ?j \ B. I). Tumor. Under nnd l?\' virtue of execution* til these acdiona, I will a- II at mihlta?itcry? before life C 'urt House in Camden, S. < \? wiihin ilic Irifal hours of salo on tjio first MofWfty iu April next* ? All tiiat piece. pa?ctd or tract oHand, siuiate, lying and being Hi Kershaw Count tyVJ'tate n foresaid, containing. Onj Hun drecKand Fifty (ICW/acrea, more or lest, bounuM-?U?4lH?y"Tlie McCullam Farrv I toad, Kant, by; land formerly of G. M. < Turner now of Alexander Johnson, Hou'h by land formerly of J. >V. McCurry, West by laud of Estate of Iaasc Holland." lev ied on a* properly of B 1>. Turner, De fendant. Tei ms of Sclo. ? Catb. K. B WILLIAMS, MjLTift' Kershaw Co. March I3~tj.v ' worn mil S* of -gnuth- th<v-?Jtmrt Kcrsli-t* County. >of Common 5 IMvatf. Klizabeth Manning and her husband, K.dwartl J. Manning, PlaintifFa,,, against William J Johoh, Maggie J. Perkins, afid ' h(-r linahand, William K. PcrkioiL Xt. XV. tti*?cll. Anna If. llix*cLi^iind TIidih as I. Jones, Defendant*. UYider nnd by virtuo of n decreo'in t lit ? action, I will nell nt public outcry, before the Court liou?i> h> Crtmdcrt, S.-C.? within thu l-'gnl hours of sale? on thb" - firpt Monday in April next, alt that tract or parcel of land, lying and being jn tho clly of Camden, County of Kershaw and .* t State aforuaaiil.' b?dng poitonn of lots numi>orcd in the plan of aaid oity a* X/9te No. Nino Hundred and Nineteen (019), ? Nino Hundred nnd Twenty (MO) jand Nino Hundred aad Tff?ntr-o?M (MI), front iri&ono hundred and Bfty (lfiO) fert Weat onMvyt'lfcton itreet aad running Eastward abont three hundred and fifty (fl"0) (m4(* faid tract being bounded aa follow** On the North hr premiWa <61 M. L. Barna, on thu Bwt by praariaea formerly Monjfing A children ?fHlnm" Vet I tea. on the South by tpremlMa eC-Jf k v Sumter Rhaiae, aad on the Waal tgr hpU . ileton ativot. . m'\ lYraaa of Sale.? One -third cash, lu a nee on a credit of one - and two yearn, with inter** at Tram tin day of aaK wfcl ed bv bend <4 tho |Wcta*r ' Kage of tha premiaea aoftd. frAMtn* anl4 aaine dav If porohaaer fctte t* mm-,. . - ? , ,LteaB.o. ' March I#-*. v