Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Hps (JauiifcR ^liriuuvlo, PUBLISH KIT* K V K R Y Fl< IDA Y > ?Y_ ?W ? X-.. M.no w ELL S^d only Pojur in /u rsh uv* 1'otnrhj. CA MDKN, S. C., A l?tt, SU, |800. 8l<U6CltIPTION 1> ATI s : '-One \ cur, $1.00; *ix Months, SO cents J^hree months, 2"> oon't. . ^ Ratkh ?'oh AovkhtisIvo : ? Ordinary transient ad vert ismentK, first insertion #1.00 per xquaiet ch?* 1 1 Nii?.K4Mjiivn( in sertion r>0 CCIl'S |rt>r SqllHIC. Ca#h rate* for Wa.it#, (.<?>?( and round, not exceeding five linos, 2 - cents each insertion Mini fi cents per line fur each Hi I ? I i t ion ; 1 1 line. liusincMi locals, ft cents per lino each in Hortion. Olllrial ami legal nntieov nt (lu* rate al lowed by law. ^ Nates for coui ract advertising will ho an nounccd upon application at the <. nice. Communications will be published when of interest to the general public ainjl n ?t of a defamatory nature. Xo re. Bponailtility will lie assumed for the viowa of'corrcaponiJontM. Iteiniltanci-H hy checks, drafts ami postal money orders should lie iiih?Ic payable to * \\\ 1.. MoDOWKLL, Camden. N, (\ Enthusiastic Over Senator Till v man. A Knnsas exchange says: "Over 10,000 people tried to gai ^admittance to thp vast, eir jjtis tent I his afternoon to hear . Senator Tillman, South Caroli na's favorito son, but ol neces* ?ity many were disappointed. The speech was punctured with cheers and laughter and wa? regarded as a remavkably pow erful one. At the close of the Senator's speech there were loud cdls for T. M. Paterson. Mr. Pat terson in few remarks as*ur ?ed the audience thai it was a , , Tilhmtn night, and that the people could file by t lit? plat form and the Senator would shake hands with tr.em. Im mediately there was a rush to get into line, and for over an hour the people passed by and grasped the hand of the gnat free s.lver apostle, and parsed out at t lit? Broadw.i y entrance. The line had been going hv 'bi/t five minutes when a corpu lent lady with gray hair, and Wearing gold-rimm<-d speeta eles, Walked up and clasped the -Senator's hand with a linn grip and before lie knew j! she had pulled him forward and had planted a smacking kiss an his cheeks. The oscillatory inci ' dent was loudly applauded, while the Senator blushed and the lady fled to the street. The lady was Mrs. l>arnell, and she declared that she was not a woman's rights woman, but that she was in favor ol free .sil ver and she admired Senator Tillman for his bravery. Mrs Darnell was accompanied by a beautiful young lady, with rosy cheeks and auburn hair, who seemed to give a sijjh of regret because she could not steal a kiss fro hi the Senator." jjfyom Qui' ([orrH[ion3enl?. Saniy Grove M r. Kditor ? Allo.v mc it lit.tl< j spaeo in your valniM* paper a lliis is in v lir*t pieee. I will nm j>i ve yo i a 1 ? ? 11 <_? eomtn uuiettinu n> flows is very searee at liiis I i : 1 1 < > . V\H> J ? ? I'l" :? i y <1- Iri I i ii 2 sik iiiv Iims ohatlip'd its 1 1 ? > : i r of Hin ting. Ill w to ii \ I >(?!; at niij'il H Mice's sit !5 o'elork in tin* aft ?? i n ton fir : Hl?l'j?'(?t f'U II* ? \ t S ? J ? I I ' } l II i-: Ii I IJ I tvsolved, I 1 1 :i I ??r*_? ri lii/.at l ? ? n is licii <jllcial. A Slllidav Sflif.nl was "?.??>:iiz ! nt S.i iu!\ (Jiiive chuicli Aji'il t!i? 1 2tl" ? i It M ?' ? 'i'. S i nrl i : i S i . j Mr. .1. I ( in (?!'<?' I sii Mi .i ! W. Wa-kii-s. a s..r., I M - j M. IV I J it ??! i IV, !??'>!?? c!:h- i ?uli i. ! Mr. .1 osic C'*i hi I >1 1' II i s \ cm l ili'. ! nn<l I as belli ??'? f??'i smiii' i : tn ??. There linslieen am! i-. \et a yn ;ii deal of .sit k n ess in 1 1. is ?-n:i. in 'i 1. 1 1 * ; with measles. Mr. .1. K. (? a in I ! :: 1,(1 ,M i -- ; Jano Siok( s wen \ isii ii>;: iii .M it slialls elinreli n ? i ?_! ! ? i ? ? ? i 1 1 ? ? ? ? . I ????it: ly. I know lid wliat .1 K. < > i ! .* is unless lie lia<| Sii it. ' i ? - i-iit.. I. The farmers an* ;?ii ml. ii,r<n,.i: planting corn wiili tin* e m ? ? | . ot so me I'll illicit.*, an I ??><?.. ,? )>. o plj e alio. i ' 1 1 1 1 (in ;j h pi i i ?- r i . : toil. Gtfidcp* a'c sii li Ci t :il' !?>?? I !.? j want of r-iin. !V< pie arc u<" in. j ,1 ad stands of Chi. mi .?.((-.in t <%' i /??he dry wrat.ll<H ami 1 :.l'ra;?); /V^n f'.s. .r.v/mo f <*./ jf'tfofn* i ?ro?. W. 13. Pctko. v io ; tinik' s? n ?|iiq:;ltv "f ' Fpll' psv, fi? < wttnoiit 1 doutit licntcil ijn?l cur- | c>l inoro < i?M -J Hi, m ??!<' | I llvinj? I'hyoMnn ; lii.i I i micccBH is nM<>ntahinK. * Wo have heard of cases i , of so years' stmvtin* I ctt rctl by h i m . 1 1 o puhlishc ;a val tin bio work on this <1 1 r* - ei\sc, which he sends .with a larc^ lx>t- - tic o{ <>*wo!uto cure, free to nny eu/lercra ??ho ill a V send their P. O. ?ri<l Rxproh* ndilrfsi Wo .-.iivr?o nnvrno wishing n cttro ?ontldrcR? fiv .W, EL mxii, 7. J>., 4 &4sv St ,, New York P?? ? iim?iit ? iinii' '? tlu> people will not get )i stand ol cotton if il stays <i y. I would bo glad if t lie ro *'<mo more oorroH.^niients to The ( hron icle, I delight in renrtinK thorn. Fisherman South East Kershaw.. M r. Kditor : v-Funneis mo ting u n5ovo on t homaelv ??#? now. Cotton planting in about over. Rev. (1. M. Davis was ordained tit A. ntionh last Sit unlaw Kov. S. I). Yutos preached the ordinal ion Nonnon from .John 12-32. I his Kcrinon wan short but to the poinl. \V<. went lo <? u1 1 on one of our 1 H?ly friends II fe\v<ltt\a ag's ami H'i|i|)0$u AC slaved too lony, as hoi | it 1 1(. neief brought out the follow ing lines and handed to us: oYVIicn \ oii'vo yi ;i ^hiug to si\, S a y it! Don't take half a d a^ , When vain yam's ^ot little in it, (;rowd the whole thing in e minute. Mfo i? short--a ll-uiting v??p'>r# Don't ,\ on till an eight pag*. paper With a tale which at a pli.ch Could ho written in nu inch. ftoil her down until alio si miner a, 1'olUh her until sin* .glimmers. ? When you'eo got a thing to sav, Say it! Doi^U half a day." It itt uot necessary to say fuither than tli -it we hud soon satd it and was on our' l/omewnrd way. So tuning thin sweet little girls advice wo cltm? for tins time. .Jumbo. Mt. Back ton. Apr. 7. Mr. Kditor: ? Ah I hnvo not seen anything from this loewlitv, 1 will try to give the Chron.clo a few notes, hut newS is as scarce as old hachelot 8. jMirm woik is piogressing rapid ly. More cotton is being planted than has been in r. number ol years. Our tanners seem t<> think thi'tthey can make morn mo;io\ out of f> tVon i h cotton man b ,? a re duction of ' he acreage ai.d get tl oi JO cts per pound. ? Several 'dd lo'chclor.s visit llo'i I ii ti pretty often; on business w< presu me. .Mrs. S. C. Tinner, oi Weitvillc, who has lief n visiting relit icon at this place, has returned home. As wo have no news of interest I will stop for It a r of int> n<ltn<?. As over, The Chionicle's I euii fi iond, ' Clcmson Co/.cge. None So I'M t it. st i njj f.\s The ( ' li roo ie lo. Apr. 17. Dear Kditor : ? The Chronicle i so interest it to me since I enin up I: ere. We have nrcess to soim of I he larst. papers '.n the eoiritrv. but none of them are so interesting to us ms r lietC; h i on i c lo which i?ivet tho lien s f roin home and inform us of the incidents ihat occur ii> i he old h ? ? tii o vicinity. Kvorythiny iA woiking well ai < lemson this .year, we have had on ly ono death this year ? Mr. M n t i n, ft ft) i an gebu i'L' . He came here ii Fob and two weeks later contractor mo isles; in a few days he was i corpse. Under tin! ei rcu nist a noes his remains could not be eanic ? HI tlio train tM'd he was buried at the Ili.storic Old Cemen-ry ni Stone Chinch. Mr. Mariiu wn? about 18 yours of age and the onl\ Mrs. Anna Gap, wile of Ex Deputy U. S, Marshal, " Columbus, Kan., says s "I wnsiU'li vered of TWINS in loss tli:in inin i;lrs suul w i t h scjitvi-ly <>ii y jv.iin jiftiT tisiiijf only t wo l?ot i les of DID NOT SUFFER AFTEltWAKD. flr'Si'in liy r*| io-n or null. on i.viMi-l <>( pric*. fC I m? |it*r lux lie. IS'iik ? Iti MOTH Kilo' lllll !!t <1 1 1 ???* - ItlUM III!' IM'lil'I.A I ?' /<? t% i '/* n flfff u( i v? :<* / '-h *'/ <?<:/ and. BLOOD BUM CO., C tlx* .ir..l porm.in^nt rtir#- i'l S i iti'.n), < '..it.li r II. L'lcm, l.v /t I . I I t'll|,f 111. I S|>| ? | Ml.k, II s I fliptll'IIS. .in J . .SKIN AMI Itl.OOl) l?ISi: ASIiS. AViJe ff.mi t!i" j-tcsi ri|'tloii of .111 i-iniiiciit p!iv*ui.?n ?hi?'.H'd if Willi n .irvrl 1 "> S'.K I ? ?% {? r 40 vi'.irs, jn i i'n Coiiliini' J 11 v fi.rtilWcn m iii tv tfimi* s.in 1. tfi.itrf.ii people (..is >l<'in >::s:r.ii -J tl. it It Is hV I u the best t'uil lir. u up l oni. .111 ; lt!t?>J I'urifk'r ovi'r vli' ff ' to ''>l% u' 'l>l. I' f 'kos row rlt ti blooJ. .in t possesses almost mu.kuI 'U* htali:i;; properties. 5 V WRITI- POK HOOK OP WONDI-RFUL ClJUI!5, son! free on application. If no| kepi bv your local druggist, $?n.1 $i.oo fo; * largo l>o:Ue. or $'y<jo for six bottles, anJ medicine will lo sent freight r*iJ t"y BLOOD BALM GO., Atlanta, Ga. aou of ii ft'lilow July. Ail of " I liej hoy# march i-<l hy the t*{- <>f l'^v ilium to t lui J I ?in j)i ijil ^ud from I here i o tli o ( * 1 1 * | > . I w here ru ill' nil ftxcr?:|*en were t*#?li<l III left's ill u solemn tui'l iuipicsbivo ninnner. It WHM iml<;V<l ? H?l?l OrlMIIUMCI'. KitlUC llllll til*' ln-illl ll I'l I'll the I ii > \ y , (!) in j>;i r 1 1 i v t !y hj?c:ikinr', Ims Iiim ii vriy Wo llHVli Ii ho II t l!(.l!) Hlll'tcills heie. A ii ii in In- r < > t / V'Hinu ini.'ii will ^militate lorn /lii* year anil Will <40 follh il H i c |/l rsr li l ;il i \VH ol i his 141 ami inst iuit ions. We tlllee I,i (t'l'fl I v H. ?t- i 1 lie*, It V. .Nr. ( '. A., S il Hi I II V School U Ii l>Vc ? Ii 1 1? *? e Miy SiiihI.iv. (/ii^lfiyi S n r> r| ny nijjhl l In* V M. < '. n. vva* ci i ii 1 1 ii rill I l?v Mr. A J. Timlv I; ln?> hu ? < ( ?'ct "I 'ha raclci " ?va? handled in i t lear ii ii in o?<j of ilu? IickI yoni:j4 men ill (NyuiHon.^ I'lie (JleityHon h.'isu lull! lenin d riii I ? 1 n y u nriich ^nnie with the I'ni ? cisil V I f:i ill at (.i reeli ville, Krida\ the 17ih. There are six Iiovh here from KiIh'i:|W. ? Mohih. ) I Ollvill .1. (J. 'iml S. M> l)i Loach, lih.k III ) ami m vt?c.' I'. Mr. l<Mi lor we havo not heei m llinjy; Thv (Jhroaiele n^nlar, 1 1 ? Miro mill gelid ii lo us eveiy week, for wo me always jjlud in hem from your coi ? cspon U nis Vivian n ml ( ' i iish I Ai r. ?/. II'. Hit nlma u l'ort I-iiv.n, s. C. Best For the Blood lood'u Proved Its fVlorlt -Ecierrm Cured. "I have uaed llood'a Runmparilla and know it in 1 ho bed medicine (or the Mood I hnvo ever tni;<-n. Two years Hjfo I hud a aore on ouo of my I ! m )>h b< low the knee. I Spent Many Dollars for medical attendance and treatment but all in vain. At last a friend u r^ed nio to try t lood'u Sarfapaiilla. I told him it would not do*ine any i?ood in t had tho boat of doetora in thin vicinity attend mo and they naid it wiih a timero ea.^e of eczema. He prevailed upon me, however, to take one bottle and when it waa all Hood's Baraa-?, eL parilla taTrvn I noted n nliglil * il f Improvement. I have ^ uow UHc.t nix bottle.'i ^15^ and my lctf in well. Had It not. been for j Hood's Hnranpnrilln I do not think I would pvrr linvo conquered my com plaint. Hikpmak, l-'ort T.tiwn,8.U. Hood's Pills ?*'iro all liver ills, constipa tion. biliousness, sick hoadnclie. Indigestion. l-xamin.'Uion of Teach CIS. NoJiee i-< ll'M'rhv ijiven t'-at tin' lit'st snn-i annual v-x;it iiii'.tin:i <>f teni-bets foi ii t'. ire j tn? ro'iu! \ Hoard < f IC .<a iii i tiers will hi* h ?M at the Coutt ir?'U*v in Cam* ? i u, S. C . no Kridav, the I'l Ii dnv of April next , 1 1 . in a. to. to 1 i>. i?*. .i. A. ?;i:i<;sr.Y. s. ?? k. r. i'o the Teachers of Kershaw County. llclicvin-.! ilrit 'lie elHc:oni-v ::itd *itr ??. ss i 1'iiiir si l.onls ili pi i.il ill :i ? ? r i ;i t ? iM-iisiii e npon l !>c 'in ly and r.-'pfia i.iii i I tin te-.elicrs, and nu :i want ?if unity annuiif (he tent-In rs til' mil . ?ti tv. I laivi 1 1 ? i < mean* of n ^ !*. i ? . e\ ? ?rv w title to ?? h-r in i Ii ? county to Hie t it the ( '? 'Ur: 1 1 his ? in J lit' <-ifv t>f ('mil ? leu, S. ('., nit Sitiiidiv, Inn.' ii, lMit'i, at II i.M.uk A . ..M .. fi r t he p irpns-- if o: - ?j -i ?? i / i : ii Count v Tc.ielit r-'A-- oi'iatioi . .los. \V i , Co i -it:.:. < ' i null :> "I < A |>r. ' (?, I .v ?; drain I h id-slim <>'. WY v. : !?> inn ii'. i e t ! . :i I \\ ? ? i.I j ?\ii' ,h i ? iii" M i 1 1 1 in- i i ' ? l| I't i .? ' !l ? I ? i ? ? 1 II ' ? ' ? S. ? ;! I! . 1 ,i I ! | - hi 1 ' ? ? . i n ? i i ' ?? 1 1 1 1 1 ? ! in 1 1-<- I i >:*j i ? i r -i i li l \\ j. - ? i i )?? r-i ! ???*. ? >u i ?.-! i ???? w il ! 1 |. . .f Mil.- (??' I ! ?? !? ! I t i : : I ! i ? \ii! r ? i I ? ?_ : ii i ? i* i i ? ? t ?? ;i i ? v i . | :i ? I t-i. i :! r I > ; i p I ; <i I ?' 1 1 ? :? - !i : v r iii ?? ;.l I ? t'ir 1 ? ? ? 1 i ii v -I : o v. m {It* *?. I ? i ?: I'v .?? i ? i i ^ t lu ll nil!.* ; ' ' ' i i \|i as.* o;' !.;i : ! i ? < mm"!iI . ? !. < r. !i ? . m ni t ii ( '.i nl I \ t >. i ! l"i' p !i .1 i i. ( 1 i !?; I I ) ? W A r rs. MMB m, Si iii [ 'i t ' a I ? >! i P :i - - K ? I ?? i: I w-> ( ? U I \ . ! . :?i ?? II, i t. I i ?!i.'i:r>. \ s . .1 1 1. ( '.?!i-liti!_':i, .1 . ..I I h i'.'l|.!:itits. I ...If. 1 1 * : ? I '.\ \ -it'll- i t :! i ? i ? i ? 1 1 ? - 1 ' hi ? I ? I : ? . I ' I - . e ? I ill -lit . I I V 1 1 : i I > ' I - >)? < >. \V. It i in i-i \| ! i :: i -t. l ?? | v* I ' I i ? r? ? ? -i ? i -i i I . ? . I ,i ! | ii > ' ic i ii ? i ? i v 1 1? ? ? iii.- ( o-i :t I! ? i r><- I'nur ;:i ? -n. !. i < ' V ills -I I f If . Mrs ? t 1 -. . h !<? ? t M i. ' n in M iv ii i- \ , ;i in ? i ? I ? r '? i of ! :i I > n , S n.' i|'d . t,. ? ?( ( ' |v ..I !v ;?> (i ;l 1 - ; .. t ? ai".?- ? * ? ii i ii- t i i n in s T ? II. ' i , i'. > v? in \ - : i \ f l'7 :? . ? i -f* ? ( 'iiw I " ra i ' !i. \\ . *. r- I t . ( 'ri < k , 1 1. - i i : ? r a p ? r t ? : : i . . t \*. I'lnrt-fn Ii of 1 1 1.- < o| I <.if ii ' I i ! i ? ? Yd on I'.e N i rt \ ??? ;> ' 1 \ A .1 s". '? i'iil : I rai t and ll<-iii-> W and. tt;? lie- \ nth W'-s; li\ f. ii-' \ i. lit ???ii (I ? m! tin < -df !oii_'li l.-ir.ds in v n-Ati.tl bv .laui -s ? 1 1 1 tr. on 'hi- S nit li-w.-yf bv I -in I < in I . I ' . <"l\ burn, a-i I on the S> uth-fa -t i v l.,? Coll I'iIl'Ii i u-d: tie- ? inn* I .*? j 1 1 >? a j pari of i|-A< f N<> I^nurtft- 1.( 1 4 of the B'-n j r.? [ Ti Tni? of S dc ? Omi; K. IW W; 1.1,1 A MS, Sheriir Kcr?Iia\V Co We \v<mo | > ^ i 1 1 1* 1 1 t<? lie u l* (*( Hi* I deulli oi (ien. .1. 1). Kennedy. It W J) H Indeed :t H l(l (turpi i^O I" Ub. KeHiWttf County *?nd'"Sor?lh Citro tina linn I'Mi i m ? ii( ilttir (tons. Our hf'irtf.'li itvinpalhieH ^ Dill It) I'll' l>' iA"'Vt tl ( tillil s . Well iik it i h Hut" i?t | ill down my 1 1 ii i< K fur Xr ni^1 11 '.'a n sr I wjl) cltttto. W i i U'Tn t*i w i tdu m it> 1 It* (?' ti roitii'lu xi 1 1 ? I iiH foiTf Kpundcni h. J. 10. West Ber.vcr Dam. I). Mir < 'i* m n ifli' : - M* ??. I ?. 1 1 ? ? ? t ? died dm I In* It): ! i iif.i -, nfi.t r mi id* l| I'SM t > f (WD V\ t ?* k X . S ( It* H 111 suit k - ? Ml Willi p'H .>lt his .'llltl W'llH IIIK'oll >tci<?iiH ft: r fimr tin \ h Mill n iu III J I" - t*? ? it* In r di*. till. W liiit* we ityi'i i li^ilin^ v\ il.i. tun fiifiiiN ">) tin Hi it it a i;< ? lit t ? ? 1 1 lo know licit t licit ixiin eternal huiii'* in Iii'immi. Wi hIiiiii lt| all pn'|>.itt' in uni t im^ den r ttnt'H w lit* 1 1 h v ?' ytuif Indole. MilHl J ??>? ii h * ?t*ii ?? 1 1:0 cross alone A n I al 1,1111- w-ii lil n?? li t-t* V ? N't> ilifio's a civk* l??r every one Anil tin ru'pi a o:o?s fur inj', Tn the liereu vt'i? tint's w-j extent! our Jteii 1 1 ft*i t s\ hi p'ti'i ien. Mi?ft lie 1 1 if Im's, nf I'ifrjjnli is vjh^i i U i? Itl llivtH ut I hi* pl'ict'. 4;^ M i ma Anna 1 1 nt k ? litre , tin ae onv ' t > ! i m 1 1 1 ? I young I ???!>?, -tl' litis HceliouV in vihiiin^ fiit-iidn in (Jumden. Will el use wiili good v\ inliea h the tluiir Iironic'e uii'l i t h iiiuu) ??endei'8. ll\e l?y<*. S. I*. JJK^, / N OTIC TS. ? Want evjry in; n ami woman In the Unitoc? '"tali!* iii|?)i*csl<;<l Hi tlio Oi'iinu ami Wlunkj !i;ilnls to liavi' cue of luy hooks on IliCAc (1 > u hi tes. A<|ilr?si> I?. Al. \Voolley, Atlanta, Ott.. lJox 332, unci y:>o will be sent jou Irco. Adverted Let'em. K??r \v?m i; i i.dinir A j ? ? 1 1 111 ISlMi: Slt'|itl(\ JlllllCS , .) K. .1 ??!;??>?, ('al ir .\li\oti, I?tnl l'.o\ kin, Niltf-, i?hnnii' Montr, 1 ilia W 1 1 lianiK, Willi mil Waitvii, 10 (.. iU '?>1*11 SI 1)1, I* il " ill "I s L(?. IvWim I, Krrt I) I, 1 1 rfiss, \\ ? sil v Km* in , Su'|iiit'ii tit :i n. ( \ .1. Shannon, I'. M. !:scapcd ficni thcl hain (i a:\o-. On W'i ilnrfiln v, M tlili 1 1 1 ? r.V.l'i, 10 (i (;?>!?!. I'rji ??, w 1 1 i 1 1 ?, wlio was run virtnl ;it the Inst 1' i'ifrul ('"itrl for lior-r sU-jii imi/ , fsfitjii ii I'rwii I hs ? tin in i^ii ?*?? . A h ijttiMe i c\v;;ril vil! ho |?;i i< 1 for liia rnj - t ? i r? ? nml return. S i?l parly i? til out live fri't I n itirltos ni^r!', \\<i;.rl in*: about on/' iiii ikI ??il :im1 fi.ty-!i v?' poiinils ami is aioui tliirly-livr yours oi l. He jp o! a rmlily ??< mpli'Xion, Im* vp:a!t* shonli'cr*. InrvTi' il.irk li< iiu I'vcs , liiiir dark nn<l rr erntly rr.t in n vi ry bail miinticr. H;ul ? >n ji pairof bitf'i cut liro^nii ulioi'.s and ,j"ini8 pants. In speak iutf lie luid jt pi - . liliar ii'ticillnti,"!! at i'inl <f ?-:ii )i seir l?'iic?' lit Unci. Hrforo stealing flic lmr? ?.? of wnicli lie was roil . irieil In1 was W'rk nir at WiiismiiH's saw nrll neur Kit ami claimsMo luiil l*r? <m Kiitlicr (*< ii * I , N. C. .1. M. rii KIJ-. Sui'ci vis. .| K. ('. I >oi t Stop lobacco. I low to C "u if* Vo:;r c!r V/Iiilc I >iii? It. Tin* t . ?:?????? > li (Kit trrow.-i ?>n :i mm iiii til l.ii ucrvi(iN -yt in is x ?ri..n-| y iiMV-c;. ? ?I. ii n | * i in": bralt h. <? ml'ort iin<l bap pints-. '!'?> ?;ni. "ii ! . I i>|;- is tun seven* | :i - I ? ? I- t ? ? ? ' !<? S ?. st> ? in. ; > toli.nci, jo ji;, ji ii vcfiatr ?! -i I 1 1? -? oiiii-H a S t i .1111 1 ill) ! ill it I i- -**'iin i ?? ! . : i ? 1 1 m 1 1 y itiim s ' I'.a. u >" i ? a M-i iitijir c iii* I' r 1 1 n ? ? oi i;: re. > I I i , ii i a.j i ?; tonus can fil i I \ I ? s i ? ;???? 1 1 1 ? ? it'll1..* f ? ; m ii l:i of an em ? : i i u'li t |> 1 1 :i |'li \ s'i ia ? v Ii > b?> u el j \ 10 1 1 is i ?! i 'ill i | ? r c; i < ? > n. c l>7J, will-, i i oi I a I ? i!n re It i? jmrt'l \ \ i ?:.>t a ? I ? ami ? ? :.ir.ilil<M- l | i r'C? l !i;; i ruievs ^'^lt^ ran i ; ? ail t ! . ? ? toiii'n n von wai.t \\ ! i i ! ** I i It I : j ' ? i ;ti r ( il ? o. " | ; \*. : ! | in t i|y \ il!l will-: In- I j\ \\ f L' i '? < ? :l ?r.l:i II I_'ll 11 ? ci ? t ? in ? i j I'l l i > i> t y mi y cast* with t iiic i.' . or i ? ? ' M ? I i. if i,i' ii \ \*i'i |. m ]?( r . : 1 1 :ni?T' ?i. 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I- 1 iiii* lli" li'.i<- 1 I'i t of q mil 1- i a Iiow ?'\Or, I I'lircluncil ^.n i l its of your" I'ai'" Ciiro" nml ii hits tirt-ly ciitf'l tin" of tiif li.il.it l:i ny it-" t 1 1 1 1 - : i.d I Ii i\<? i ik<Tf * ?'?T" T'liitv (i'iiukIs iii Mti'lit :i li* ' .'in/ iC'lii'v?''t fuiiii !al!t!(f iiiimrro is ji?- I ??? -? ii". I pnins rf l> il\ i>t in i i <1. I co il l w riio i ipi ri' of |i:? ; mm ii "in iiii ( lui n j< fc? lln^.-; nml i ? on iitit 'i. oi:i? r.'SpiVtfnIlv, IV II. Xfv\i:r.i iiv. l*a?t'>r I*. Clmcrli, ("l^ytoii. Ark. So!il l.v all ?Iriitfiii^'n nl.-^I.OO prr tiox ; Mirof (t!iiily ilnyn' lri-i%tinoitt.) .I'i *iil? iroii.i ia.l, written (fu.inntoi', it- ?. nt il'i^'Ci ii|o hi rcc?Mp> of prirc. Wrim ! f .i hofkl"! :. '<l proofs. Kttri'kn Clii'mi j I ami MiV. Co., J.t Crow, .Wis., h?uI | ft ^tnn, M.'i^.i. ' "One of the Finest." The largest piece of .gjood tobacco ever sold for 10 cents .and The Scent piece is nearly as1 large as you .get of other .high grades for 10 cents A ^ "X / FINE WHISKEY - A^BSOJ^TTTIEILjY '?SWEET IIIC'KC UiY" X. "LIVE OA K" XX. "PAT. MKT TO" XXX . ? Distilled Only ]J\ ? the ill's oak muiiiiv mm. CINCINNATI, OHIO. m,OLvD CABINET A. .1ST TO J.i.ME* E. PEPPER & ( 'O. , 1810 WHISKEY. Customers will leceivefrom tlivir Dispenser with each pur u\nyi* (f a I) . tile "PEEBLES, OLD CABINET" one "OLD NICK ' corkscrew gratis. Itetnil price corkscrew is 50 cents Hoi tloil oul \ hv THE JOSEPH R. FEE BEES' SONS COMPANY, J. s. ] > 1 1 S. Peebles, President, Cincinnati, Ohio. ItWAsk for tlwse ripe, old, mellow Whiskeys at any Dispen sary in the St;ite and you will get only the best goods. M. ItKUSEJ HOY KINS, S. C. jjuilil erfl* S?ppiy I)EP( )T, CI 1 A IILKSTON, s. c. Sou! lieaslorn Limo & Ccimnt v\)., 270 K. l>ay. St. 1 1 1 1 p?> : t?r- K ikImJi 1 ' o r . 1 1 1 ? < 1 (', 'inriit, Itliic!. ('rii.-s liniiitl; 1! I^iiiiu 1 ' ? r t - l;||"l* I fill- lit. M timi.'iirf.rcs' A-rc-nt I ? r< >K l>* n llridj^o |{ ;l Hi I | IyallMlllitr U ?scn?l;|l ? C.VllU'llt, I >< ?: 1 1 -rs in 1'laslt r, II iii\ Ti'ira Col'n I'i|w. A I ;| ii:l ttiil a <1 'IVuiu'Mt While tiiM-k I .inn\ r;ir!n;i''s : Ii |?;>? (! ?liri el fn.n: U i'.ns ; nil j,r,v<ks K- >?j ? i i> vr un<l SiicMtiiin^ r.i w l; i i i: i < ?i: cai a i ,< ksi'k. I). VAN SMITH, Treat-. & M?;r. Mar '5m. s. iifficii & so\. M A N V F ACT I'll K Its O K Doors, Sash , B'infis, o i Moulding, ttuilding Material, j Sash \Wi?*hts and ('ord. (MIA ULllSTOX, - - - - S. C. Purchase ojlX- maki s, which . we ?riniT;intee superior to any-! isoltl South, and thereby save * ; money. Window and Fancy Glass n specialty, Juno 29. I WUIt STIIRIl v.: 14 .W: lit .(ii.,.. 1.1. ?' mJtf W IN AM) STILL COMING. HAVE YOU SEEN OUR ("up and saucer for 7c. Plates (>, 7, 8, 9 con's. Covered dishes, .4 8 and 50c. DislicH 8, 10, K3, 15, 19 cts. Chambers for 3D cents Covered chambers 49 c(s. Pitc'Jier and bowl 79 cants; I in size and worth ?1 00 . China plates 10 and 1*2 cts Cups and snncc-rs 10 and 12c. Plain tumblers 1-2 cts. .Jelly tuinblefj? 1-2 (ts. 4 [>iece ijluss set for SO cts. Knives and folks IS and <00 cents a set. Enamel lined preserving ket tles 2 ), .'in, 18, (>}) and ho c!s. I A ( i A I 1\ AN AHIv ? .now ik >n t! WE SI LL TH AT S'l I Tr. NIC I IT I'KICEs. " >i?> OUIi Hi Si X. a l>itr i libl >' r combs for oe. l>i<X 1>Y>\ 1 1 : i i r -pins oc. 11 hi* ciir!cr6 L c. 1 do /. col'ar butt 'lis for oc. 3 table spoons for oc. A bi?r hotel ur? .1 >lt* t lor oc. ? i ? ^ 5 papers needles and bod kins for oc. s Set ol (> t^a spoons for 5c. Quart eupSOc. Tooth brush 5c. a 2 j)ks. envelopes uw ">c. 2 quires paper 5c. 5 papers cf pins oc. Hijr bottle i< f machine oil for ! o cts. Bi<r assortment glassware oc. 1 do/ cedar pencils for oc. 1 doz stec-1 pens for oc. Big writing tablet for 5c. See us this week. WANTED Aft IDEA^br.^ thing to intent J Protect your hteasjthey may briiiK you wealth. W'ritu JOHN' WKDUEIt HOllN As CO., Patent Attorney!*, Waablugtoo. U. C., for tbuir ?1,800 prire oiler. line Kentucky, Mules. 1 have on hand a lot of fine, yount Kentucky mnlcs \v!iic!: will be sold cheap l?>r cash. Call early. Respectfully, S. B. LATHAM 3. ;1\ m'KDKLL ? * ? ? CIVIL KNOIXKIOU SUHVEYOru ('AMI)KN, S. (,'. Municipal Knuineering, Surveying of Lands aiul hut>-l)i\ ihionti of Tracts* a Bnocialtv. For Choice Groceries Votl shoidd call <in tho undersigned \vi?> lius opened a select line in the store lor. inerlv occupied by Springs, llcatli <k Shannon, ?Ofixiwar?! A nice line at the lowest prices. G. L, KHjKLEY. Nov. 1, "The Charleston Line." ftout li Carol i ii a And UoprgiA Rail Road. Charleston, S. C., May iiOth, 18i >ft. Passenger Department. Lv. ( '.lar'oa'en 7 20 i? in 580 p in Ar. iSi.mn.orvillo 7 fill 0 10 " l'regnalts 8 '?8 0 50 *" Oritur burg 0 OX 8 24 a " Kingvlllo 10 20 i> 20 '* Colujnhii 11 0.) 10 10 Lv. Columbia 7 00 a in 'I 00 p irt Ar. Kingville 7 45 4 44 " Orangeburg . 8 82 5 27 '* Charleston 1 1 10 8 CO Lv. Charleston 7 20 a in 5 80 p in " lira nchvi lie !? 2"> 7 50 " Denmark 10 02 8 ;il " Illnckvillq. 10 20 8 r?o , Ar Aiu'usta j 12 01 p m 10 45 p in Lv. Angustat fi 25 a m 8 23 p m *" Mlackvillp 8 1-1 5 0:5 " Denmark 8 28 6 1 7 " I'rancli vlllo 0 05 5 65 A r Charleston 1110 8 00 Fast Express, Auy.nVi Washington With Sleepers to mid 'roni Mew York. _ Lv. Augusta 2 'J 5 p in Ar. Aiktn , [105 Denmark 4 12 Ia*. Denmark -> l(i a in Aiken 10 A Augusta ' * 00 / Daily Kxoept Sunday . Lv Caindeii 8 55 a in 2 25 p in Ar. Kinv'fillo 10 20 a in 4 :?5 Ly Klngvilltf 10 85 . ,0 00 a in Ar Caimh'ii 12 05 p in 8 !5 C onnect ions : Clyde S. S. Line Charleston, So. Hy., Co lumbia! Through Wngner Sleeper betwern Charleston ami Atlanta. L. A Kmerson, Trafllc M'g'r. K. S. liinvi'i), tJi-n. Manager, (ieiieral ollice. Charleston. S. C. Ol'MOB ?VRr ") Sri KUVISoltS OK I i K ? S I8TI5 ATION, ^ KkKMI.UV OoCXTV. Ca.\:i?kx, S. Armi/fini, 181!fi. J Xotice is 1 1 o r? ? I ?y /riven that the books ot registration for Gveishaw county nnt now open :?t tin; Ct\itt House in Cam den, and will h? kept open for six rou se utive weeks from Monday, April fit 1 i . I80ii. (Sundays excepted) after which they will he ononcd again >: t the Court House on (he lirst Mondays in .1 tine, J 1 1 - lv, August and September, A. J). and kept open eontiuouslv for (iWAvcV,^ in ejich "i said months. TliejM^ill h<> closed thirty days before ytilc general election in 18!:fi. After the goner.1l tio'i in 181)0 The hooks of registration slinil le opened on the lirst Morujay ot each month at the Court 1 1 ougfiUnd kept, open for three successive days in each month until thirty days before the ejec tion in 189S, when they shall bo closed until the said general ( lection shall have taken place. The oMiee will bo kept open from !? o'clock in the forenoon un til .'} o'clock in the afternoon. The hoard of registration is the judge of the qualifications of nil applicants for registration*. Up to January 1, If-98, every male citizen of this Ktr.te and (if the United States, 21 years of age. who is not an idiot, is r.ot insane, in t a pauper supported Ml the puhlie ex pense, a"d is not confined in any public piison, and who has not been convicted of burglary, arson, obtaining goods flr money under falsa pretences, perjury, mrgery, robbery, l?rib?-ry, adulte.ry, wife -heating, house-breaking, receiving s'olen I'oods, brent h of trust with fraud uU nt intent, fornication sodomv, incest, assault with intent to ravish, miscegena tion larceny, or crimes airainst the elec tion law s, and who shall have been a res itle.it in this State two years, (except ministers iti charge organized churches and teachers r.f public schools, and they after six months residence in the State, ) a resilient in the county for six months, and in the polling precinct four months, ani. who can read any section in the Constitution of ?>r can understand and explain anv section of saiil Const i. tutioM when read to him by the registra tion ollioor or ollicers, shall he entitled lo registration and become an elector upon application for such r 'irisi ration. If a pers.,n ha*: been convicted of any of the crimes above nicnt ioned, a pardon of the Govcrnor'ii^iiovcs the disqualifi cation. The boards of registration In jttdge ing of the (pialiUcalioi-f: of Applicants for registration are authorized to require of every such applicant satisfactory, proof of his age, resilience, etc. A ft ?r the hooks art; closed tliirt}' days before the election they cannot be open t d to register any elector b. fore the election. Minors and others eatitled to register must be registered before the books are closed. W. Jl. IIOITII. Chairman, M A >*4 X IvS-RA 1 i< )N, Clerk , .1. i\ lllfcllAIIDS, Registration Hoard for Kershaw County. NOTIfjB TO ^IIK OLKRK OK ptfirR V A 1*1} M A G 1ST R ATES t A?KK R 1 A W COU N T Y. Von are required by law to notily the It ,ard of Registration of names of all per sons tesidine in the county who have been convicted of any of the ahove crlm- s. PI ase send* in your lists at once. W. U HOUGH, Chairman, M A N N I*VR ARON , Clark, J. P. RICHARDS, Registration Board for Kershaw Cac.i My, ?

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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 24, 1896, Image 2