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THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE is Simmons liver Regulator. Don't forget to take it. Now is,JJie time you jieed it most to wake up your Liver. A sluggish Liver brings ytv -Malaria, Fever ami Ague, Rheumatism, and many other ills which shatter the constitution and wreck health. Don't forget the word REGULATOR. It Is SIMMONS LIVER Regulator you want. The word Reg ulator distinguishes it from all other remedies. And, besides this, SIMMONS i.iver Regulator is a Regulator of tho .l.iver, keeps it properly at work, that your system may be kept in good condition. I-OR THE BLOOf) take SIMMONS Liver regulator, it is the best blood purifier and corrector. Try it and note The difference. Look for the RHD Z on every package. You wont fuid it on any other medicine, and there is no other Liver remedy llRe SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR-the Kingof Liver Remedies. Be sure you get it. *J. II. Zeiliu & Co.. Philadelphia, i'a. A PR. 10, 189(5.. New Announcements r Tho following. new unoounce nients appear in lliOj Chronicle to il ay : For the Legislature ? IIou. J. W. Floyd. .For School Commissioner --Mr. L. MuCnndless. ? iS> Advanced Metiers. For week ending Mar. 29 1890: Minnie English, Giant Johnson, M ear be i I Lang, E'len Harmon, Clyde Murphy, Abo Moore, Josie "v' Monroe, Dan Montgomery, ,T. O. ?\j XV.* Williams, .Jimmie Montgomery, H. ,t. Owe np, ?)atues Scgatoms, Whitfield Wells, Cornelu!s Sutton, Mamie Ray, Shed Gardnei, N, 1* W ill is. C. J. Shannon, P. M. The Registration Books w ere Opened promptly on last Monday morning, w So far very few . have registeied. Up to 12 o'clock on Wednesday only one colored I voter had* registered ? A. W. Pow 1 ell. The first man to register un-1 tier the new law cvas Mr. T. W. It. Smith, of Hen I nil. I:, is earnestly requested that every white man I register eaily so os to avoid the provable rush on the last cluys.^ The Money Has Come. x-<; We have been requested jby Mr. H. H. W'llimns, Chairman of the Hoard of election Commissi, oners to say that the mpnay for the man agers and clerks whe served in the general election for "delegates to the Constitutional Convention has come, and the.v can get it by call ing cti htVli. . Parties must call in person or send a written order be fore the /motley will be paid '?ut. Senator Kirkland Resigns. It will be a source of regret to the many friends*-? Hon. T., J. Kiiktand to learn that he has re signed the nflfce of ? ?enator for this county. The fallowing was1 gi\'f*n us yesterday by Mr. Kirk land for publication: ' , Editor Camden. Chronicle: ? 1 9<|)cg to aiinoimce to my cinsii tuents through your columns that ) have resigned the ofliee of Sena ^ tor for Kershsw County; Very Respectfully, Tiles. .1. Kit klund. Apr-Oth, 1890. Mr- McCaskill Endorsed by Antioch Mr. Editor: ? Please allow us to make the following endorsement : Whereas, Mr. C. Wv McCaskill has consented to rur. for ti c office of County Supervisor. Therefore, 'tie it resolved, that we the many volets of this section give him nil of nu r support, ami influence. ltrft.klved further, that wo . recom mend him to all other pre cincts and ask them to support him in lh? coming piiinaiy. Antioch. Mooting of Conf 3 derate Veterans, j A meeting of Confederate veter ans was ae!d at the Court House fin last Monday. Mr. W. ^F. ' Rus sell wasjlppointed chairman find Col. J. W. Floyd secrej.try. Mr, Russell in a neat speech ex plained the object of the meeting and closed by aaving that nomina tions were in order for the election of i wo Confederate veterans as members of the Pension Hoard.. After several ballots Messrs. N. A Befliuneanil WI F. Russell were elected. The Hoard *iU'*orgj?oize and sit or. the 3rd Monday (the 20th day) of Apiil at which meet ing they will consider all *ppiic?". lion for pensions and at the samel litre probably elect a physician to complete said Hoard. J Since the above was ptfi In tjpt we learn that the members of the Hoard met j'eslerdf J (Tliftreday) and e|ecte*T~l>r. A. A. Moore a aiemher of the Hoard. It ia re qoeated tb?t ?U applicants for pe'nsioai meet iKe. Hoard promptly " oa tfee Srd Moaday Id April. C abba 20 Plants For Sale. 100,000 Mun it ion 1 it ? go t y peJ or ??\v U'nkHi. M Caldjmgu Plant >,pi ie? 0< > per M ; |,iS of 5,000 and ovim $1 50 per M. < i i i{ a i v l\i\vi.i:s i ^ViiUliii'b lsl;it:d, S. ('.I JtiL ! Only 00c Moii'h may *i i n t laund<rod| vkhite shirts ut U0?\ C< ll .rs, eult'.*, silffp* ndolb a lid !i:df-.lM?NO (blown and black ) nl pi ices thai will as* Jonisli \ ??u m Tho Cauldi i) l>ii (lilOlU ( '? *!*. store. ' The A'li^nco t*ng. A mooting of llic Alliance was he d nl the Court 1 1 ? ? ii st* yestorday l'le&idnni Joseph L. KhII and Loe t.uior .J. C. Wilt. our ho ioy present it nd made hi fn i' g s^ooolt, A mor< extended noikA?x of t^i4a ineciinp >v i 1 1 lie givoTTflexl ivi'i k Lumbo' a1 a Bargain 50,000 fool of pool, roup.hedgo lumber will ho sole' nl greatly io dueod rates Call at once if '500 want the lust bargain in lumber ever oll'erod. NVnllb Hi oilier?, Can toy Ilill, S. C. ' Mar. 27, '9G Who Appoints Ovorcc&s. Mr. Editor: ? In last wookV C hroniclo .In 111 ho requested that 1 statement ho made in regard to ap pointing road overseers. In sec tioii 10 of the road law it is plain ly stated lliat"-.oud tnorseers are; to he appointed by the 'lownship Hoard of Commissviners." * * | Stato Modiral Examiners. Dr. Wiley of the State Hoard oT Medical Examiners request the publication of ihe following : The South Carolina S'.ato Hoard of Exh iuini'i'8 will moot in the Sen ate Chamber of ihe S'lac.e House at Columbia on Tuesday, May lO'.li, 1890, at 10 a. m., the time of meet ing having been changed by the lasi Legislature. When Baby was sick, wo pavo hor Castor la. When sho was a Child, she cried for Castorta. When she becamo Miss, sho clung to Castorla. Wheu sho had Children, she gavq them Castoi ia. Just now everybody i* beginning to- take a Spring Medicine. And it is a good thing t?> do provided you If.ke Simmons Liver -Regit In tor ? the best Spring Mcdicino. It's a^slugkish liver that dogs* the sys tem a'ud makes bad blood. A dose it day of Simmons Liver Regulator will innke a new man out of you, .turtl a new woman ioo. Look for ' t.lie Red 7. on the package. it is Simmons Liver Regulator you want. A Great Newspaper Year. O Not since our war. it ever at all, has there been a year when the newspaper was s'? necessary as it. must be in 1890. ^There's a pile ol histoiy to be m^/Tde in the next twelve months/and nobody kn .ws when of.'Avhere to look for the re co;*d ? ui*k? ng events. ^They're com- 1 ing; that's all we know; and to say i hat. your piper is as necessary an your breakfast is to, put the situa tion verv fniv'dly. It/ is indispen sable. ? Hurt ford fJouranl. , , ~rif rtMi.,, . ?* Rheuir-atisin Cured. After eminent phyriei.ins and all other known remedies fail, Rotr.rtie Hlood Halm, (R. B. B ), will quick ly e.ure. Thousands of testimo nials attest, this fuet. No case of Rheumatism can stand before its :nngio healing power.. Send stamp for bonk of particulars. It con tains evidence that will eon v|iua\ you lh&t B. B. It. in the heal Retire for all Hlrtod and Skin Diseases ev er discovered. Beware of substi tutes said to be "jist as good." $1.00 p^r j a rge bottle. For sulw by Druggists. l\|OT WHAT WE SAY, but | ? ? what Jiuod's Sarsaparilla Does, J that tells tlie story-of ifs merit and suc cess. Remember HOOD'S Cures. The Thne F<# Building -?Up the PVR'rm i* at. this seasou. The cold weather h>>s made tinus unl drains uuou tin1 vital forces. Tlie blood has become impoverish ed and impure, nnd all \he func i i ? i ii m of t In* ^odyt.?rn*ffeY in enn^e (|U'*nce. ir.M> Sarf? iparill* is the great, builder* because it i v the One True Hlood Purifier am? nerve t^nic. Tills ?ecome the favor ite cathartic with a'll who use them. All druggi'stfe.' 25*j. ? 1 Sp'ing Time - _ Is wlreti nenjly e ye ry oin?r"i ee I ? the need of some blood purifying, st)**'iiirth invigorating nnd health producing rnedieij?c. The real merit of Ilood'it SarsapftrilK it the reason of its wide-sprftnA^lJopularily. Its unequalled success Hs its best rr commendation. The whole system insusceptible to the most good from s medicine like Hood'* Sarsa narilla tsken st this time, and we wquM lay special stress upon the time. nod remedy, for liislory baS it reoorded tliatdeUys are dangerous. Tbe remarkable success achieved by Hood's Sarsspsrills and the tpauy v.orda of praise ft lias re ceived, rosks U worthy of jroor cos. 14sa?tr W#~ask- yoa to give thta tpdicla* a fair irfsl. ggiihisii v.; Suggostlons. Mr. hdttor : ? I'leaso ailow t^>> apace in y.our molt wJuable pape) | to suggest u i iekrt, H<'l?n,sT-,i?.aiiVi'8 ? C L IV inkier, W Sutton. A n (1 1 1 or ? J K Drake find i Supi'i vi?cr--?)'tlin ' A Uahon. M HL'isiiaU' DtKulh , To<\ n k It i p? ! [ W I. McDowell* l\? f.?i uic i s jVnu (jur (joppc^pouiltMtt^ Ionia. Apr. 7. I Dent Chronitdo : ? Again J have t lu? pleaMi?e til' niJikniy iti y tippc-ar-! hi. co among jour li\ht of corres pnndeiit?. *>*' Dm fti n u Mi art* through plant* ing corn ami are pn o u ing lo p I :? ii i voilt.n. Mi*. I F. I lu\ kin, v\ ho j ()irit? id, is now canvulest n'. Mr. I). N Mattlicw*, neeoin pa n- ; it tl hy Mi?ft l.diinn tiallowav apt-ill j Sn inlaw wilh lilt inU ill i>i>hop\ illc. j Rev, J*ctet Sit kes ou.' holoviul pastor imiited 1? v Wev. Kiishlnu, | of Oswego, ai?* coti l act i eg a sot it s j of meetings neu?' here. We trn*t| ilmt in u uli jxootl will he accomplish- j t'tl. Mr. Si ?.k?4h i* u fail!. fnl yonnjj worker for the I .??* ? I and il seems thai his only niin is to point, mm ners lo the cross. We wish ln:n ninth fineness io ihis good wo k, and 'frel snr?> thai lie v\i(J ho re warded hereaflrr. We were ulad lo hear from yon again ltio. W. K. M. ?s we had e.o me lo the oonelmwon thai you I had foi&otten "our paper." Think I thai your suggestion about fill the correspondent* having their 'shad ows snitched" togrlhei is grand ? suppose we do ? what do the rest of you think of it? Ol courtxi out esteemed editor must ho with ps? too. [ We will. Kd. | Little Clela liailhh', :f Smith Yiom T7.$.Joumnt cf MtiUHm Prof. W. H. Tcckc, who jnakes n specialty of j KpUcppy, lias without : doubt treated and cur ed more easc;?tiinn any living Physician; his suoeess i? astonishing'. VK; have heard of casea of ao years' standing c?rou by j him. Ho j publishes a vnluabto work on i this dis ease, which he sends ,w 1 1 h a lartfo bot tie of his absolute erire, free to any sufferers who may send their I'. O. and l?<x press address. We ndviso any one wishing a euro to address Prol.w. H. PEEKE, F. 1)., 4 Cedar St., ?ev/ York _* . ? limounceinonl $< I'd ; soMcifoit. Mr. Edito*: ? Please announce tlio nameofllON. .1. WJI. THURMOND, of Edgefield, ?!? a candidal!? for {?Vlicitc.r of the I'M li Circuit. Prompted by prin ciple he enrolled as a in 'Mil her of tl.e Reform movement at the beginning ami has not shirked duty or failed to strike from the shoiillers when neccsstuy. On ] all occasions he 1 1 :i s done his best for I he <;rcat masses of the people. Reformers. l-'OK sheriff. Mr Editor: ? Ilelievjnfc in a fair and im partial disti ihution of tin ofli -os anion .' tlios ; wlio ti! c \Vorthy) we takfc pleasure in placing in noininoOvn Ml/. F. WEST for Sherill', subject^ to the Ilemo cr:itic primary, Uein?r a jfnn of the high est integrity and honesty he is thorough ly cup able;- and will make a? good and faithful oflicer. VM ?nv* l'riends. Mr? Editor: ? With feelings of gratitude to fl?\* friends mi I the pulijic generally folfvtife generous terms in which tliev have spoken of the manner in which I have discharged the duties ot ,the office ttf Sheriff of Kershaw County. I beg to ahnonnee that I am a candidate for re election for the ens'ijntr term, subject t ? > the will of the Democracy, to he express ed at the Primary election. R 1J. WILLIAMS. I ? I hereby announce th.tt I am a candi date for Sheriff of Kershaw Oni'ity sub ject, to the result < if the ensuing Demo cratic primary election. _ I j. 15. ALFORD. l-OR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER. Mr. Fditor: ? The time is approaching tor us to elect a man to fill the oflice of School Commissioner and in our opinion a more suitable man can not be found than MR. J. A. ORIOSHY. the pr? se.it incumbent, who <diot)ld sucoee 1 himso] He has filled the oflice with honor to himself ::n.l his constituents. and if elect ed to serve a second term we feel sure that lie will faithfully discharge ail the duties involving upon him satisfactory to his eoustitueirs. A Priced. Mr, Klitor: ? Please allow us to an nounce the name of MR !,. I/. jCOl'K H N D as ? oanduVite for School Com- i m.ssioner # for Kcr.-haw Countv. Mr. Oopoland has been a toucher in the pull lie si hools for the last four years , is a in an of sterling ip-.alifi.:s" nr.d mailed ability, and one. if elected, who would iwi.ke a good official. Many Friends. I hereby announce myself te llic vot ers of K-rshaw County "jts a candidate for the oflice of School Commissioner, I^MeCANDJ.ISS. FOR TR EASl'KER. I hereby announce myself a. candidate fwrrc-clecj ipu to the *"?fli<t<J of Countv Treasurer subject, to tho? result of the I)i/noeralic pi iniary. J. C. ROLLINGS. FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR. Mr Editor: ? As my r*?nv> has been illy fop ted by my filemls for the oflice of Ctutnty Supervisor I hen-bv announce < mystdf ft candidate. for the said oflice sub- 1 jeet to the result fit the democratic ini-l mary. C. STOK ES. | Mr. Editor ? It is with great pleasure that we can announce that MR. C. W. McCASKlLL has consented to enter.} the race for> f!<*?inty Supervisor. We* would like to auy in bciialf of the public that no hotter n mo can 1* found than Mr. McCaakii] Wchure known him lorn numl>er of yearn a no 'find him to be per* foctly honest and upright in all of id* dealing* and the public will make no mis take to elect kjin to the oflrc. Many Votera. \ 1 hereby anftovnea myself a candidate for re-election to tha office, of Conaty Democratic priaUry. J. B? PHELPS. iluilOUIKHMHt'IlIs I . 1 * 1 (>u ( 'ONli 1\ I SS. Mi. l'Miior : i lie fi | of ll(t\ \\ . ??. 1??A\ I'll AM i .it.iv- I > miii I is iiiiiui' as * .e.snd chit.* for Con j j ,??vsv fr.-iu this >Ii* rift, 1n livvit >j l lirtt lt< - j J is tin' in M *.ut l>..- ii.iii is veil i ? ? I v f. r i j tiii' | ii..- iti. it. I lis I rii ml . j M iv F oit or *?? ?\ *< we n iv i w ,l he o ve ii. j another 1 1 <'ti?in iu? I 1 1 nanus ? t | ci*i lain i lemon t i I ic \ >>t. 1 1 fir. a rv i < . I some i-xti lit hei'n: I'niiH.vU ri >1 i.\ iho j in ! I ph\ 1 bog s| i ' the im| .iiiiis ill 'lu* j f?i'? >|? !*? > *-]>.? j n v Tli.^'luoni. I,-) to pre | sent (>i tin* \ tilers uf tlic Kith Coins iv ? I ; ii nal JJi.Niii. I of S. m-h C *r -Ima the nam. I li.f MU- JOllX tyv WU.I.IA MS ..I I i Cuimhm, as a ? affable iu i?i !.. v. pr?'M*iii | 1 1 tc lit in t lie ll'icsi' ol K< pi i sclitati Ves i i ( 'otigres*. .Mr. William* is a in ii it i t charr.cter. ability ;t r. <1 li ri)? ; puiiti ('ally, be F ? pr?t? ctioni-t uixl l?: nit1 1 n I- 1 I ifrts and is in full sympathy w ill: ev.urv mo\ eiiient lli.lt \\ I i omt?.ir::\;.- ; lid hlilM ! Up hum i nlerprs ? mi. I ii\lt!*trv. iiml protect those ongi'gc I i(? i?B\i<*.:ltiiral j maiillfaCl ui ing and jsll "tin* i* iMiXsj.i'ji ?" j jour own country fr<n.. tlu* ruinous com- j > petition pf uudctpuUi I .l.i.i* oi foreign <?1 a; ill i ii s. 1 * ;?? ?t i ctioi.ist-, I Mr. 1'Mitor: ? lMoa*o allow u.t to mi- | iTIiiiiuv l hi' luu 1 1 ? of HON ' J.S HJ ^ I I I for i <? - *? Si?;*t i^?"; i to Cmii'i es.s , liv. iii ti.U District. |)i* Strait lift- ever hu.cn loy al In tlic Democratic imrty, i: ml in ail matters in Congri s* l.iN \otc. has nl. w :.ys Im'i n cast in tin* right., way, and it would only bojnsiiec to a true public nervunt 1 1 > riMNeotoil Kim to tli ?positiou ha lias Ho faillilulty ti 1 lc-< I . Krhm's. rou tse LKcisi.AW'hM\ Mr. Kditfir : s^Tlcase aJnt-unce* tin* name of M W. T. li. I >A V'i-S a? a suitnl h* gentlemen f ir t ti * Feiiishituro. II. ? i.4 a H'.ixl crator , anil Hc^ iii! speaker an<l has the interest of the people at heart, iicjuia been lor a number of yeats pren i . I ( nt of Itelk Mi l Democrat io chib ami is now master of tiuin Sprint's* Cranisc. He is <i gi io>1 eiti'/en. a 1 1 tit' Refi.i lilt r and if elected will do all in li's powei fur the helter'iiont of the ]> ?.| le. Voter. Mr. K Il'nr: ? Wo untie in the lasl is sue of I lie Chronicle, February 7: li, s* me sii'.'j? -stiojis fi.r tlm various otjiees of tin* Count v. l'leiiso 'll'ow lis sitncc to lioni ina c MU. I). \l. UKTII I XK fur the llinis.> of ib-pr. -scuta! i v< s. W e Know him tn l>" a true licforim t and Christian UCiit leinan. ..)>?) we kin. iv .it no other man in whoso hands the interest of Un people ol Kershaw County w ould be hi-|. to i ( in i d for I han in In* \'oteis ut South east Koshaw. Mr. Krlilor : ? Pleas.' iii-.noniiep the limine of HON. C. L. WINKLKU as a ' snitahle camli-late for re-cle"' i"ii lo the lll'tusc ot If. pri'senl -i' i ves. Mi-. \Vinkv | ler has jmcle a <? toil an 1 cllieicnt Kep ? rcsiiitntivi; ml !ii.< re-ehetion is greatly idepiri'd I'.y Hi t'iriiu rs. ; Mr. ICilitor : ? We should thank Oni nijiolcnce that we have lived to see tlic day in 1 he hiftory of South Carolina, a lien seine of her sons of our own c.ill injLt should he tin' recipioiils of such di> liugiiishcd honor.s no lias t 'Oh. .1. \V. Ki.OVI) luriog the pnst two years. At liis first session in I !?'.? L.'pi.-I.iture lie was appointed a ineinhor ? f tin* Ways and Means ( 'oininillee. and w is the o?i. ly "member of ibel session that received npplaiMc from the floor of t!o I loime.ainl was one >f I lie rising meniher<? of licit j body. C> 1 Floyd took a very prominent i stand iu.ibe ( ' uislilul ioiml ('.invention, J and w as honored with the chuii in.insh p nf the ewnmi! t:'t? on niilit.ny and *i.le by side with lb-- ; ?'.(<( (fiiint intellei t of the J'tate, Karmei- Floyd w -ts ve(rj f rerjnent ly heard f oni ne?cr failing , ./to Ktistuin himself ns a man of al llitv ami lir.'tins linrin^ Col. h'loyd's m>^Vi?d session of the j 1.- gi- l.'lure he was fjVorahly spoken of to sm'nocd M . .loni's ;ib speaker vf the Mouse, and eiiine within one vote throuirlf L'-f bailols of lieinx elpctetl chyir nian'of llie ways and means eonimittee Ill's jironiincnee and ability to n present the people of Ketshau* County slioul I cause our people, :.i.d more especially the farmers to feel prom) that they can select from their own ranks^-A in in who can nr.d will ami has at all times'nml in ail places ami under all eii cunistances represent their li-M^t interests as does Ci-1 Floyd. He b is made a very eflicient l^cpresciitatjvc, he is now in th.- nice foV re election t'? the Legislal lire and wo are sure that the Reformers ni.d esp: c'al lv tho fanner* of Kersoiw county will Tico to it that he is returned. AVi'st. Wateree. FOR CLICK K OF CO I TltT. Rotation in oflce being a 4einocratic principle, we, who hylh-ve in J new deal take ple/tsure in | ?rt*st?i it i i??r foi"4 (lie favoi nhle conM deration of t!n? vot<*rx of Ivor uli>\v County tin* name of MR. \V. A. SClI KOCK as 't <r?t n< ! i<!a 1 1> for Clerk of 'he Conr? . Mr. Sehrcek's worth nml fit ness for the position is undoubted. and his eminent service in the cause of iru reform during t lie past six years lias made his inline a househol I word every fire side. No further word* of (commenda tion. f.nn us yaa a Id an> tliiiifr-in his fa vor'noi idreadv Known to and apfg^ i ei.it - ed hy ilu: public. South - Kant Kershaw. Mr. 'Editor : ? I'lease allow no space in your paper to announce the name of M K. JOM. IIOI'CII a* a chndidato for re-election to I -lie office ofC'eik of Court. He iia.a made a tro <1 fdlieer and we see no rcHson why he simnld not be T.?dci!t <m1 , therefore we- ask tlio entire auppor' oMtie many voters oy tin; Democratic parly to help us to re-elect him. We T^el sui'e he will continue ?;iving f-ati* faetion in the futurs d eleeied.a* lie hi:s in the past. < Many "voters of ftft^ern Kershaw. Foil acmtor. Mr. Kditor: ? The pres. ?nt incuinhcnt having slated that lii? health i* such as to'reinh'r him unable to furl her fulfill .(lie dii.ie* of the olliee we r? spectfulLu_ heg leave t > present to the Doinociralic vo ters of Kershaw Oo?:n*v tin; name of M K. ('HAS. L. KIRKLF.Y for the of. fice of Auditor, feeling saifsllod n more capable man could not I e placed in that position, he Itsvimr fulfilled jjie dulk-s of the ofll *e the past IS ni with, effi ciency and satisfaction to all r? -rnon*. ? Voters. Mr. Kdilor:? I appreciate the partial* Jty of my friends who have in rffeste<l me for too office of County Auditor, and 1 take this rtiethml "of announcing myself ns a candidate for the same subject' to the primary election. J NO. R. DKAKCFORD. To K X! A(? IS Tit ATK~ Mr. Editor : ? We nre pleased t? learn that MR K. \V. SUTTON will stand for election to the ritfieM of MagiHtratj t?r K*rsbaw County. The ability ait*! fairness he h;u> exhibited in the pact merits the position for Mm. 8*1 1 Pond. Mr. Edit*:? Allow u* to eadorao the nomination of Mr. R. W 8otton st on* Loi the Magistrates tor KerShsw County. s?w " -- < lisrmosy. Mr. Kdilor; -We Hm U endorM the nomination q< Mr, R. W, Sutton M one of the Magistrate* for Kershaw Cowntj. r Wrrt I>M for Infants and Children. ?? Ca st oi l u Issowollnilaptovl toohlMivn that 1 ivoom iu-ikI it a.iMH>orlor touny |>ivsfrlj?tiv4 kuoY. u to inn." H, A. Aiti'itKR, M. IX, 111 So. Oxford St., UivoM^u, N. V. *'TI .> of 'Crtstorla' Is so xinlvorwtl Aiul Its merits ho woH known that it'sooinn a work of unjKMvixv^itlon to tMniorao It. Fow* aro tho Intelligent. who <k"> not keep CnstoriA withtucn*y C\kLCKi M.vuty.n, IV I)., Now York City. CumIoi-Ia cnnws ( 'olio, Constipation, Kouf Stomach, l>larrluv&, Kructwtlou, Kills Wonnn, gives uiul juvmuUvj di? K? sUv>n, Without injurious implication* " 1-W wrornl ycnra I hftvo rocommcmhxl '('u-siorltt,' Ami ahull nlwuya contiinu* to via s >, ?:?? it h.ts iu variably produce! bouollcittl results." 1'owiN F. Pardick, M. 1>? l.'.MU tttivet uutl Til* Avo., Now York City, Tut? Oe nt a m Cour.vsv, Vi* MruKiir ^fHUKt, Ni*\v *okk tm, TO ALL SY CUSTOMERS: \ I am late coming out with Ply advertisement, hut not behind soiling goods. I have been wailing to get in my new ouarters. 1 a Hi here wit h a lull line, Not to Bo Udersold. Don't let the little quotations you sec4 in some advertise ments fool you. What you want is what yon see and ^et, not what you see in print. My friends toll me it's no use t?> adver tise. Sumetinus I think the same way when 1 see <roo<ls roll ing out i A sueh quantities, hut the editors have got to live. 1 call special attention to country stores. 1 am selling stocks of goods to that trade, I also have as nice a line o?) oy a :e^oo:e LILIES As anyone in town and will meet and cut prices with any one r.f them. I don't ?llo\v anyone to undersell me. 1 want all of my friends to understand this. You will iind me in the Farmers and Merchants lh?nk Build '??? ft iU iuj i n/iiu t<u iuiv, / (jive me a trial as I am now in the market. 1 am yours truly, D. E. HINSON. Oh, how Exquisite! # >, 9 * . Now -isn't it just too lovely! how dainty! Oh, this excels any display I have ever seen in Oanulon ! N-o-w ain't t hat b-e-a-u t-i-r-u l! Yes, yes, any lady can appreciate the ''beautiful" in such matters, hut to a man it looks like just a littlo hunch of Mowers, fa hit of lace and about a handful of straw. Well, it must be* the result of skill in manufacture or of taste in manipulation or arrangement, or a combination of all three, that catches the eye and calls forth such expressions of appre ciation and delight. Why, it's hats we are talking about. Yes, ladies' and misses' hats, trimmed by Mrs. ituss, our Balti more milliner. Excuse us, just thought you would know with out telling what all this fuss was about: catch on, don't you? It's tho natural result of our enterprise in employing a first class milliner and buy^g an up-to-date out-and-out n\ew stock. We have had many compliments and showers of orders, more work than the skillful hano3y?I our export could posfnbl-y turn off, far beyond our expectation, of. course. Wo expected to do our part of^htrTmsinos^, but really did not anticipate a cap ? ? ? 1 imnnftr Tlmf. rAminrltt lift /nf t.hn vArv '111 I [Ntl \J 17 l?OI If V J. tu re of the town and county. That reminds us/of tho very amusing way some folks .take us. Over am1 ~ 11 ? come in, attracted by some "eye-opener" in PEA IN FIGURES * . ; ' . and with a look of astonishment say, "really I did not expect to buy anything this morning, but would you mind, if I paid something on. this, and you just keep it a few days, I'll be sure to take it." May be its a suit of clothing or a pair of ..shoes or a hat or something else. Itseenisto he the general impres sion these low prices would not last long. Why, friends, what you used fear is someone else may snap up thethiugyou want, but you needn't fear about tho price being marked up. Our Mr Iirown came all the \\ay to Camden last wc^k, among other things, with thc oxprfcSsed purpose of sowing we were not asking too much for our goods, and did actually go over some recent arrivals and cut the price on a number of articles. His theory is, never ask 8 if you can- take 7, arid? when you come to think about it that is right. Bargains all tho way through.. Every week? that is our style. Won't you como tcKsee^us? You'll be.suroto find something you want said at les* than you can iijiy. jb Very thankfully,. Camden .pry Goods Co., lVS;-~Good 20c. keroseue oil only 15c. Big lot sample straw hats going at half value. CAMDEN D. G. CO. .0 ' ' ' . " ... 'iL ? J ?' ? \ ville, u spending sometime with relatives iu> 10. t^nito a nu m ho v of people from here attended divine worship at Sn.k*'* Hndge, < Darlington Co., Sunday last. There is to bo a Pomona grange near lit' to, Thursday, I lie .Othiast. I We are anticipating a grand time. Adieu, wiili In st wishes from (Mi alter Hoy, / ^wyrna. Well Mr. Editor yvo havo spent a very pleasant Raster over here, We have boon Messed vvilli the suulight of u beautiful Spring morning. Wo had i lie pleasure of hearing Hew Mr. Dixon, Presiding Elder over rlii.s charge, preach. ono of (lit! moat eloquent sermons wo have hoaVd in gome time. The literature was dis tributed after the services were (dosed, for the opening of the Sun* day school next Sunday. There Ins been a great many young peo ple visiting around Smyrna during the day ; they all seem to like Eas ter egg*. An event that caused the day to be of more considerable not<v> was the solemnization of ".contract ? Mian Mamie Moore one of West Wntereu's charming young ladies had made a contract with a Cook. I* stems that they were not satis lied with the contract without get* ting, i ho approval of an officer. So to llnlsh up tti I h beautiful Easter Sabbath, Mi??* Mapiio and her Cook with a host rf their friends went before Trial Justice II. W. Sutton who approved the oontract. Doubtless this will lie a verv happy couple all through life, for Johne.v is one of the smartest and wortln t est little Cooks in West Wateree. Our best wishes go with this loving couple. ? The Sabbath school was organ ized :it Pi ne Grove to-dav with Hon Wim. ttubon as Superintendent. Wo feel satisfied that he is the right man in the ligl.i place, and will do his whole christian duty end will have an interesting school. Mih. Win. Kelley of this neigh*' borhood is lying at the point of dentil. Wo fear that she will not bo with us much longei^ Mrs. Francis Uranluim has been very silk the past week but i? liu? proving seine now. It. Kershaw, Apr. 0. ' M iss Kltft Huil'o, ono of Cam den's tAvceU-st young Indie?, 1ft vis iling "lie i* nnnl, Mrs. |i. M. ('lyburn. Mr. L. \V. Wentvisiied Ins par ents u L Lynch wood last Saturday a till Sunday. , 6? Messrs. S. L. Gardner, Jr., and [J. N. Truesdale, wore in Monroe a few days on business. Trotter was in town a few davt ago, ?ssrs. R. 0. Hruco and John* nio Hough spent Sunday at Ro land. Yesterday was rallying dajij at Shiloh M. K. Sunday 'School. The church was beautifully decora ted with flowers. The following pro ^glTiTn^wns 8U('C<'SJ fully carried outs Song, No. 891. Scripture rrad, Matt. 28 chapter. Song, No. 270. <. Addles?, hv Mr. Alex, lirown. ?? Song, No. 101. . , Address, bv Mr. L. K. Kirkley. Song,, No 118. The church was crowded to i.tu utmost ospacity. The Chronicle was ably repr?* sen ted, Dro. H*. T. J., Cooter Shell, Pretty und your humble scribe be ing present. , Mis. J. A. Hilton is having* a hnndsonto residence erected on Richland St. Mr. S. L. Gardner* Jr., is, having his yard puiledJin. The 2 year old son of Mr. ond Mrs. R. J#, Sowell, died on the 2nd ins?,., wirtt iclupsnot the measles. They have our^-U&*lfidt sympa thies in thejiHiad ^ /With ktfid regards to All. <#? Examination of Teach ers IP . PP. Notice in hereby given thai the Homl-nnnunl exnr,jinitfQn of teqehierf fpr I806l>efore t'?e co?nfy fto?r'<l ofEiarillaerf T will be kf>ld nt the Court Iloane In Cam* <ien, 8. C , no Friday, the 94th <l?r of April next, from 9 ?. m. to 4p._ m?. ? _ . j Av^IQSBnF, *? ... 9>tr x.c.' ? flEOeSTUwh^ 1 buy ll?j juAJti ?d. Th| load's SursapanUA taut"