The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 05, 1896, Image 3
THE BEST
is Simmons liver regulator, i yn't
forget to take it. Now is the time wou
need it most to wake up your 1 ivcr. \A
^^Rfiggish Liver brings on Malaria, beve>
/< anu 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. I he w;ord REG
ULATOR Uistlnguisne* ftomVdl othe^
remedies. And, besides' this, S.mmon'S
l,m:R REGULATOR is a Regulator ol the
L iver, keeps it properly at w ork, tint your
system may be kept in good condition.
FOR TUB BLOOD take SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR, it is the best blood
jfnirificr an 1 corrector. Try it and note
the difference. Look for the RKIJ 7.
? on every package. You wont find it on
any other medicine, arid there is no other
Liver remedy like SIMMONS LIVER
Regulator - the King of Liver Remedies,
tie sure you get it.
J. II. Zellin ?5t Co., l^iUidelpldn, l\i.
Ordination Scviccs.
Messrs. R. A. MetWeil and ('.
. ,J. Lewis wiic ui (I-miumI Denccns ol
the Camden Baptist (ljuieh on last
Sunday morning, l'or Which special
ouliuatiop serviced were h?*ld.
Wanted.
Every iady that read* 1 1 ? i *-* to ask
at tho Caunden Dry (liimls Co'*
store to see l)r. Ktrony's Tailor
Made Extia Long Wa'ste and Hiyh
Hust Cornets. Every cornet guar
anteed ? uiuney refunded if wanted.
(ii,od -vl.OO Corsets for POc.
Mr. ?T. 31 Stephenson.
Attention is-e^lled to the ?hdv.
in another column of The Chroni
cle to-day, of Air. J. if. Stephcn
son. Mr. Stephenson is lat.elv
from Kershaw and his store is jus:
a few doors above tha Ci!t .Edge
'Store. FX'<r *1 1 n ?* a large and well se
lected clocic uf general merchan
dise. New sUve, new }jon |r ami
light prices. Mr. Stephenson guai-'
antees to save you jnanv dojilursj
I?y trading with him. When yen
come to town don't f-.*i! to call on
hi in. .
I
Be {jh'-r at: 3i: 3 oa '? .i
The Board of Registration for
Kershaw County ha /e arranged,
and publish to- lay, a list of dajs
and points for the purpose of reg
istering those who have not yet
gotten tlx i i* registration certificate.
Especial attention if called to this
list of appointment a and if you
have not yet. registered don't fait
to meet t Ito Hoard at. your nearest
place of appointment. The Hoard
is doing all i:i ks power to got ev
ery voter registered and it i < hoped
that tho voters will do their part.
Don't disfranchise yourseli! Hot
this you will eeitainly do if you
don't get your r?rgist,i at itpii cei't i Il
eal e. Registei! E?'gisui!I Keg
istei !!!
f Seme 2?cre Questions From Mr.
Hammond
" v Lyuclb^ood. S. C)
May *Ts ih, 1S00.1
Editor C li ronicle : ? Soma ume
?ago I asked n few questions and I
stated I would n*k more. Jmuivu |
l???c n waiting to see if /iiry of oitf
Legislators woulvT .mFwer the
?ones I asked In fore. Tncre; b< iuy
^ two lawyeia and on? Colonel
? one might think they could
h fi vt! given sort)'; reasonable an
swer :.s to what they had done; mid
why they had done certain things.
Mr. Winkler said in a card that
'?lu; not present when '.lie So
JlCIJk'isoi \s m ?? 1 :: I V was r : i i s ? (I ri'.d
't-li n t it does not t?ki? <? If* c: t :? n I i I
?after the meeting of the m-xt L??g
?iwlal mi , Ai'd if ill*; people do n r ? r>.
iliink it right it e:m be <dianged."|
Hnt v^ll ?iot a Supei visor lie
elected this Kail mid nereirding to
his o'vn reasoning phout.'Jn; Slier
lll's salar\ lie mi injustice to wbv
erjer may ? ?:; elected to fednce it J
during thp term lie was elected for?
Thai's what he says about I lie
?SlieriM's salary and why it wap
41 u L hack to $75 p"r month. Now.
to elect ri Snpei v'.sftif. on ^
salary of ?720 and t!u:n r<dne*l^ it*
would liee.n injustice too, jusU<as
tiiiieh as in the ease of the Slieiilf
? that is if 1 undeisland justice.
And aboil', dieting pisi.nos lie
er.ys he is in f uvor eif lettini' the*
Oe>. Hoard diet them at ne'u d cosi.
Wed, 1.1ml is right and the only
<pif8tjon I will ask is how long
f will Wo have to sen el him Ufore he'
will propose tJiu change? I would
bp gl/d if that was done. Still
wl'ifo thinking over the mnl
ter lie might have proposed let
ting Kershaw county go in wuh
othfrr counties at 20 eta. per day
instead e?f 30 ci?.
Orrf. tobl me "the Township
Comitiissionk rs w?*re selected on a n
count eif i(ie respect 'lie honornbhe
delegation had (? r tlo-rn and if they
did not want the positM^ they
could resign," or something about
j like! that. We ll, wonder if the Shor
' * ?tff vr Hfipi'iUmir TTTWtTt TIKI (Id Ihe"
\ name thing if they ihorght they
were not getting enough? II.
?;cacMr.o; a: S&wnie's Grc.k Ol.av;':
I I t it' n;i! tif |?IO.U:i?in,J t Saw
; ? i t ??* ?? Mink )i ipliht (' tiurcii cfi)
?ikivu-tl li\ Ui v. i!. M, rti i
KmImh.'n \ )< ?ii I v, on S'iiiilav, Jutu
| I J l Is, a l 1 i :?? in. ^Um?. Da
vis i r? llSJHrial (HUD " llil lilitl is a I
Upifin! it | ? | >? ?i .. I u: v t< t , 'I hrre ?iU
??u hjucia! i i. si i u H'.i'nl; i huimu fill
i.it>l.v,J l.\ I'.uf, 1'. CliHtui
*
I*' \ ?? i \ '><'.! v is t o; i', i.ti ! \ i ii \ ill* 1 1 i |
ftllctxi. s.
Itaojnl
-It ">u. J . \V ?ti. I'h ii nn Mitd, < j
A Card From Mr. McDovrcil
S ? -v
To My Fi if inis: : ? ^r'ully appveoi
a I i 11 tt" tl't* ? i i Li ' ? C'Mi? | 1 i in t* ii V paid me
:t ml ihm kin': them r?r tin; luani
fosl. :? lions of c itiliiii'ticc reposed in
mo b\ suggeM i r.g my hnnm as a
candidate- for tin* rr pon si l?!o posi
tion of ( futility Su pet visor, I can
hut siy since my name lias been
mi jf^csl cil lor (illlic I have given
the matter due consideration, and
f i >r lessors that could he m
p 1 1 i si in a personal in tor view, hni
not in this card, I wool 1 prefer not
to become h candidate in the ap
proaching campaign. In taking
i his position 1 ?h> not. mean to treat
with disconrtc3\ the kindly expres
sions of iny friends nor tr oveilook
the tender of honor and trust. '
uppieeiiite both the confidence re
posed 'n me< and their expressed
k indues* to fne.
Koppvet/ull v,
,) A. M.; Do vol!.
d) <
Sugg stions.
Kditor Chronicle: ? I may not he
out. of order in makinpr a f.-w com
incuts o n the e;j ml idate^for 'Pre us
urer Tor Kershaw uounty.
I.et us consider Pu~ a .'moment*, 1
and sc* if the right. man has come
out for the said olliee of Treasure^.
Let us fir<l examine Capt.' Rol
1 1 ntz* 1 1 ow bom !i as he lu 1 I t In ^
ofllet?" Six yeais, and has received
as compensation for his services
nb'Mit $8,000'. Does the olliee be
long to the people or to one mai
is rotation in olliee afiirgannV
Let us examine Dr. Hook,
as the rexl. candidate. How will j
ho suii? Wel\ he is an eminent j
physician of ICerslia w count v ? nev
er needed olliee, and hi-. profession!
?hout?^ he worth more t?, him t ! ? a n j
the Treasurer's olliee and he is in>
a position to ivndcr valuable ser
vice to his count rv and to h i in so f
and never even look into tilt Treas
ii rei 's olliee.
Well, wh it about Mf. Malone/
\Veil I hardly k-io.; : he is a young
man of ahilitv. J presume; . the
most notable feature about him i*
that ty; belonns to the Yowi)<j
Jden's Democrat! Club of Camden.
/. Now let me suggest a candidate
for County Treasurer who is a
'tbcou ml al! ovev' man and would
he acceptable to the majoiiiy of
the people of Kershaw County ;
one who i*. both well qualified and
able to give tho bond ? Alt. W . Ii
Hough. No Metier <mau will be
found in the counlv to li-l this im
portant olliee than Mr. Hough,
should be consent, for li s name to
go 'b? fore the people of Kershaw
County. ? A' *'?
Mr. Kditor: ? As time comes and
and gee!1, and suggestions and an
nouncements are made, it seem*
hard for the people to find one to
nerve ns Coroner. -^Ve have a man
to put in nomination for Coroner
whoso mental capacity tft sufll'ilent
to fill the olliee and whose energy
is unexcelled ? Mr. T. J. Rodger*,
son ct the late Rev. .!?. K. Rodgers,
wl'o served ns pastor ef Aniioch
church for thirty- five years. This
alone is enoufcU^to juatif/ the peo
inrrmnrB tt>r ntm, *u *? uuhl
lhW^,i?ill elect him to this petition.
Aniioch. ,
ik .. / ^
I; oath of an Infant.
1: is*iili irjjrot Uial wo!
irmn ?!f I lie of liillo l'M uv."
infttni danjiliif r <f Mr. nn<l Mis>. .J.
K. ('iTi-il, ng?*?l i mix.ths, w Inch s id
cviil ocrunctl ou lust Tuvbilay.
(lie -ir.l ?iis>t.
A Na??'cw EscApo
Mr. \V. 1?. Iinvn<\ It :i il narrow
? sc:i|>i- |'r?uH I'finsj kilK'<l l>v I >? ? 5 n
slmt willi h |iUl o* on Insl S tint <l:iv
iiiuli k l>v Mr John lli:iiili y \\ ho
ll.litliH 111 l l lit' sll?>?)t j |!tf ?\ i\H !U ii
? lilltlll TIh> W'OII lul i.S HI)
?lii'v one jin 1 li'jil ili*> l?:i! I vent ?
h;i!f inch iovvci, ili'.'iili xv otilt I Iksw
| I' ft is* kntm i:.v t Of Tin: Guano Jiky.
: Tii his Honor, Judge R. C. Walls,
pusiding at the Juno term of
Court for Kershaw C'oyntv.
Wn, l ho G rand J li rVvy < > f snid
jonntv, bog Ir five t.i make the f< ?! -
lowing present nienl.
Wo have passed upon nil lull*,
handed to us, to the ^jbcsL of our)
ahiiilv. X
A i. th<* February term of Com I,
we appoin'ed a Committee to ox
it mi tic the brinks of the various
jcountv offices. Titis Copimittce
has faithfully performed its oik.
a r.'l report as follows :
'I5 lie hooks of the. County Treas
urer are properly Kept anil u.on
oxaminai ion of tha Vonelieis we find
rill ? funds parsing throuuh his
hands fully accounted for in <1 i h
1 iu rsoments Jfnd lialanec in Hank.
Tlie books of the Auditm and
('oTinty Supervisor are in good con
dition and these office is tire per
forming their world in a satisfacto
ry iianner. / 1
The hooka of the iCIerk of Court
are neatlv and properly kept nnd
all records of this office are so ar
ranged as t > f icilitato the move
ments of any officer of the Court or
enquiring roaident of the County
in his search of the records.
The examination of t.lio bo? k*
of the ScRool C ?mmi.Hsionor and
Judge of Probate is postponed un
til the September term for satis
factory catises.
We have examined the hooks of
all the MngistruUi's of the County
and find that they are accurately
kept and that these officers attend
to their official duties sat mfactoi ilyJ
to the County.
Having made a thorough exam
ination of the piildic building* at
the February term, we ivill post
pone any further report until the
September term when we make our
final presentment for the yetir.
In conclusion we beg to thank
your Honor for the kind And court
eous treatment extended lo n?.
^"IITcfrcclI u iiy-ftuUmiimtv -
1J. M. Hethime,
Foreman.
A Cotton Bloom
'I hrt C\?l un\ 'da U'-jiator of 1 a ^ ?
I Wednesday si \-s : 4Tho K? i! i ? i ? ? i
| ivtvi ved yt si? id a y a *'-? ? 1 1 ? ? n l-hwiir
1 | lu<?u ,m! < > i) iho tnoinui;v' ( i June I J
on the f'iruji ?' noai J
' w *? i < i ? i'vY y
:V L
"vV A C; or. Offer.
We've in ! ?!>* arrany emeu's h\ |
I i i i v* h we me rnaMrd to i Hoi i>ui i
I sulist ' i'uM S 'j'I.e ( III UlMi 1 |'o|" I I! i
Ve: r, lilt' (Vlton "V ant t il ? ? : i ? j
\ea', aid a 'JO \ 1 im li Hiv
j i > * | li lit* 1 1 < It < |';i t ill | I , <f S. li:.
j loi 1 i !1 it) it n. itiiil i iio ftt iiioi>> pi t i'Ii '
j f 'I k so:ilf pill - nil ^>1 ^ 0 l) .r> i :iv|i
i in is Ivtme The (!o*ton 1" '.ml i? j
ii < ? \v a \?enuiiu> a^t ieiihut al pap? 1
Jjlld V\ : H SilVO !HI\' tVfllll'l wll'
load- ii ton limo* i t h priio in
\ i'ii r, Tl.o pi <?l i j- sofs i f C'iotns*on i
CtJI"i?0 Uso its etiuiiins li) aaswel
;i n\ t|iicsUoiiH itliciu fa' niiii'x, ? > k * ? ? I
ihev, ii ti l his tea I ii co : ? ! < i : ; ? ? t<- J
woith many limes tlio l?sit ipi*-ii J
1)1 iee.
?iomi*cucu*
Wo are not ithpotisiliK; fur lh?
views i f our i'iii i espotiden t s.
If fmi want a hievele five, cul
nt II i i si* li Iiids il Co'd ami ^peud
A Hi VV ScllCll lilt1 WOtttiutO 1,'ll'lM'l
on llit* :i ( "s Monday. Sue cot i ivi
ed schedule.
Several ImsiieU of this vnr's
poaches were l/fon<jhl t? ? Camden
on last Tiies l ly. They caaie fnwn
n on i Sinivh\il!e, and sold fui -vl tiO
pel bushel.
Ileh on human, mango on horses,
d ? > !_? s and all M<m'I\", emo I in !5t'
in i ii ii 1 ?'m liy Wrolford's SaiM'aiv
Lotion. V This t:evei fails. S?hl l.\ !
I);-. l'\ I., /.i mp, Druggist, Camden,
S. (\
Whrn I' lViV \v:e? slr\, vu? {{'ivo luT Cnstorln,
Wlu'M she wits u CiiiM, sho ci I. ?* 1 for C'nK'.orta.
When she Ixtiuiio Miss, sti.> elie.if* to Cielnil.i.
Wbi'U rise hail ChiUicii, she guvo tiicm (.'u^tovia.
j* f o m () u i' (( o p r H p o n 3 e ^ ,
Qjuiury.
j I l is a ploasiiro lo vh"on'n;!<? till
j deeds of L 1 1 ' > s u S'?. highly i.>
: teemed, os pce.iiill y when tin- ur-j u
? par*. of Llifi r lives have been spent
| in t In1 service of i licit S tviour, and
for tlii* I it; in- (it of those around
t.hem. S 11 fit on oppirtu nity pt'<!
~ents itself to mo in wrftinij llii
l.i ibulc of respect, in memory if
i lie late hum ti'< <1, Kliza lleitH'ui,
wife of Lewis II* n sf > :.* . Mis. Hcis
snii was fi lovely wniinn of a Kiv<-et
disposition. Only 'hose most iniL.
mn'tlv associated wiih her <?<. u 1;l
t< Miniate Iter t. mm! worMi, nont1 kno?v
her but to love; her. I :> :i ? ) the ie
liti ions of lift.- tdlC Was most dfVOl
< <] ;i n i ] In i watihwoid was duly;
In* r ?jrra I est ambition and j ? ?_>
seemed to In! to minister t<i her
loved o es. (For in r.n in- ip w< ie*the
pc i feel ion of po! i I e ncs?, prompted
I iy a true, v m in In* art. I\'ot with
standing i li if dif ponsiition of Oin
nipot en ce is heart-re r.dinji to her
devoted husband, her relatives, iiintj
lier Ii'okI of fl icjlds, we must t ??? ev
er ready to submit to tho will of
our I leu ven I \ Mister. Our loss is
her <rtiin," for anom,.^,t?o nionllis
previous to lier death she had hi en
a ?reat sulTo/cr from exci iie.i'*iinj?
pnin, hut she bore her tiMliclion
with c h i i ? Li ii ii resiirtintion, Kite was
perfectly resigned to the wili wf
I er 8 1\ iour. M'\s. (Honson liuel
Uren for many years previous to
her denlh a cnntsislei.l member of
! he H iptist church, and her chiis
tiati l.fe was one worthy oN en illa
tion. Mrs. Klizn llenson departed
iliis I i i e, May the 20th, 180(1. llei
funeral whs preached at Smvrno
ehnruh, M n v '27ih, by Kev. (2. M.
f)avy? and her remains were inter
red in the Smyrna cemetery.
Win n wo a.-umli'r part,
I? frives us inward pal". ^ ?
Hnl ?o shall atiiLbe/viini <iln heart.
And hope t<? iiij/etaR'in. j
This fd?>r!ou8 \hi)pe revives
Our eiurajii; bv rhc way,
\\'hil.> eiicb in expectation lives,
S n. I lonps l' i nee lln* da v.
From prrrow, toil, nn<l pain,
A'ul sin we shall la? free,
And perfect love an I friend .ship
roi/m.
Through all eternity.
P. C liflon Sutton.
Lynch v/o:d
Well, Mr. Et'.iLor: ? As 1 have
seen no ec.mmunieatiori from this]
section for some time, I will ti y to
j>ivo you some of the happenings.
Crops have su (Fcred very b oll\
frun lack^of moisture for semi
lime pa^ copious ^bowers last
' .tvci k will, I think, iijty>foyevt4l',?>
T.'jo Con venU'on nt /lvitJd?nnt
Mill enme olf last Satu^lay and
" Mothers' Friend "
SBreast.
I . have. boon a midwife for many
3-cnrs. mid in each case whore "MOTH
ERS' FRIEND" wns used it accomplished won
ders and shortened labor and lessened pain, it
iHtho Iwst remedy for RISING OF TIIE
BREAST known, and worth the price <
for lliaf. alone*
Mr*. M. M. Rrewflter, Montgomery, Ala.
?
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BRAOflCLO RCGULATOfl OO., Atlanta, OA.
?oau) ax axx mhimmiw.
for Infants and Children.
*? Cits tor lii 1-.m> w ( 11 ,u!j|uinI tov'hiMrou t hut
I tiv>'?u lu-inl it ,i.ii ci.'i'i -uuiy |>i? ( i(>( i -.i
Luovu tu me." >1. A. AiuiUKK, M. 1> ,
in :>* oxjvuii sc., u, \ .
"TJ ? uv of ?CU^U'rlii' l-i s>* inilwv-.t! .-.ivl
If < 1:1 -i it < .s ? vi II ko. . ,t ii that It iwiiis a v\ .rk*
of . ij? i i->> t>> ? .< It. )V\\ aiv;!u?
li.t> lit ;???,( lainllUw wlio Uo^ivit Ktvj* Ci Uil.i
vitUiuv.uy ivnch,"
Cauloj Mauty m, TV 1).,
Now York C ! t \
C:?sto? la dims (.Vnstlpntlon,
Sv >ir Stoncu-)*, I'l.ui 'ni'u, l- ru> tut i ???>,
Kil!-> Wiiriu.N, yivo.H h| io|), mi l j>i'oniotC3 ?li?
i.vi,
Without livJurlovi.nni'.U Uiuii,
"tw s'vi i.ii \ Iwivo
'i .< I ? ;>!i til (ViW-imut 1<> il?>
i t it li.i.. uiv(\i uvbl^v j'i\ >1 VoitwilcUU
t\ ults."
!*4>wi{} r, Pahovk, M. 1\,
I;'.. ili tri i e.:ul ;th .Vv.\, ',S'viv Yu?kO!ty.
Tin: (Vn:.'.' ;i ( omi'as*y. W Mri: s.w K riiKi r, N?-\v Vouk ClfT,
I am late coming out with imv at! vertisomout, I > u t not behind
sell in;.? goods. 1 have hoon wailing to got in my now <? ua rti rs
! am hero with a full lino,
Not to Bo 1!(Lts;)IiI.
Don't lot the litt!<? ({notations yon see in some advertise
ments tool yon. WlnU you want is what you seo and ?*ot, not
what you see in print. My friends toll mo it's no use to adver
tise. ^VSoniotinus I thiiiU tiiosamownv when ! *"e goods i\>l l
iujj; out in such quantities* hut the editors have <^)t to live.
1 call special attention to eouutr\ stores. 1 am selling stocks
of <;oods to th iLtrade, 1 also have ms nice a line of
FA;nOY t 0-I?,00.13 KIK3
As anyone in town and will meet and cut prices with any one
of them. 1 don't "llow anyone to undersell mo. 1 wayt all
of my 1'iiends to understand this.
Vou will tind me in the limners and Men hants lhuik Build
I WIJi smv VOUii COTTON.
(iive me a trial us 1 am now in the market.
1* am yours truly,
J* c a ^ a
GREAT BARGAINS JUST FROM
N. Y. AUCTION ROOMS. ? (
Our s?cond stock of Spring and ?ummer goods (o arrive
this week. Yes, so great has b^cn our sales that we Jjfcivu
had lo buy almost a complete secewtd stock of goods, .. Those
poods ate just froin (he great auction rooms, iji New York
(where all bargains accumulate) and we bought at prices which
will enable uu to .sell them at prices far below their actual
value. /
Our jmrehases consist, of a full and complete lino of choice
and select Summer Dress Goods, Luces. Embroideries, Ribbons,
Corsets, Lndie's* UmierveetJ. Hose, Shoes, Men's and Boys'
Shaw Hats, Men's and Boys' Kelt fjats, Men's and Boys' Cloth*
in;/. Men's Boys' Laundered Percale Shirty? in fact every
thing to be found in a Qrst-class Dry Goods store. ?
4 ^ *
Wo are the acknowledged leaders of low prices. Even
merchants quote our prices and attempt to duplicate them.
<v
siVMn IIUIHEBY.
IIATS, HATS. HATS. We have too many to carry over
to next season. Now is the time to. get yon a nice hat ut your
own j>r!o<?. more weeks and Mrs. Rums' contract with
us for this seasori^will be out. In order to move lliese lints
qnickly we II A VPi decided (o mako special T^QW FRICES
during the ivmaininitfirec weeks .-he is here. fivcrybo ly ad
mires the hats she trifns and yon should not tail tQ give us
your order before she leaves. Don't w^fTNttjo long.
To-day's expr< ss brought us the prettiest /lot of all Silk
Dresden anti White, Pink and Blue Taflfcta Ribbons received
this season.
Afoney saved if you giv'e us your patronage. Come and see our
?00 d 8 get oi*r prices and be convinced.
TH K CAM PES DUY GOODS CXX
was u suet ops. A huge crowd,
g>od speaking, ami a nice dinner
"with pie ii i y of pretty tfirls is some
thing not to l)n ? despised by any
on.'. Mr. A. Hrowu was raw. to
president and presided with hi*
usual ease and yraee. Ten of I ho y
iwclvo schools iu iho I'owiiuMp
writ- i epresentod. The next Cor-***
v? nti.Mi will uiirl with l'isgah t;(ip.
list Chinch.
\ Mis'* Ada Kiikland, of Westviilo,
i \ vis 1 1 1 n i? lici' MiUjr, Mr$. J,? M*t*
v\ -tif thiii piuco.
Miss (J. KIma Copeland, or St..
c '!i a i h-s, is visiting relatives hero.
I'tuf. ('. A. Mo Kin non, of Stan* t
lev Mosincss college^ who returned
lionio upon the death of hi* father,'
i > r- I.. M I'KinntUK will remain for
<ome lime in this section. Chmlio
is one of our most promising
voting tv.on , wo w< in voi ry to loi^u
him, ami glad to have him >vi I h us
!lgttl II.
l?Yr fear of i rcsspassing on your
kindness, Mr. ICdilor, 1 will close
l ? v wishing much success to Tho
C- h ronicle. L. T<. 0.
Sandy Cr.rovo.
.Juno 1.
Dear Chron cle: ? As it hod been
<*omo time since wo havo written
for t ho dear paper, wo will this
gloomy, rainy morning scratch a
tew lines.
The health of our vicinity is ' ^
very good now.
Miss II at tie Smith, ono of Clove*
land's sweetest young ludies, 'viiit"
i d friends hero rocont'y. \
Messrs. I,. V. Hrowu and Johnio .
Ouilaw, of Mechuniesville, spent
Saturday night with fiienda in this
burg.
M i . Joe J( litiion, Of Oakland,
was visiting in our burg Sunday.
Mr. L. l/,i Copelarid, of Lynch*
wood is \isiiiiii? friends hero today. *
Mr. J. H. l'helps, of Camden,'
passed through our burg Sunday
afternoon, p <
Mi. J.dirrsl oy, of Gtitn^priiigs, - ?
paid a flying visi^to fticnd^i iicre
Su n day. . V / J
Wo think the fourth- July a
very suitable o\)\for I lie picnic.
flow will that stSit our esteemed
KditoiV We heard a candidate say ^
not long since, "why not ask ail the
eandl<htcs to the picnic mid let -
i hem pav for tho shadows being
snatched." We think that would
l?e nice and will not object. Would
like lo hoar from the other corree* /
pondents.
With best wishes. Sid.
i
J [ the fourth of July will suit us
j pei foully well. Tho suggestion
[from a candidate that they pay for
(the picture is ftieitninly a unique
one, and one we second most hear
tily, but we would further suggest
that if the candidates oay for it?
that they, torV, he given a pb)Co in
t he picture. ~^Kd. |
rnr-RE ys
NOTHING TO LOSE^O f
t>> writ njt for out* new pricc list of J
I Ooois, S;ish, Illlinls, tbi\, or getldiriK
| f;>r estimate O^tuylliiiiK ill
J our liii^fftut you nuiy want. ?*
THtHB, IS ?
mRYTHlNO TO-Gm : ?
l?y fllic.i v.ifh^lhe fnnji?if;ic*|
turcr when jriTrchater wist he mjTd*.
Our pruihicl inof lti^h r ratio in every
respect .iiid low prlccd, chrtif .
Send for Pili'c l-i'it, ,
ALUUATA I.UMftflR CO.,*
AUGUSTA. (0A.
'?)luy ?f jVUr
' I'.ny Su
(?/7>
TO HUNT.
aS<.'.il<sl I lids for the rental of tlio . Op
era Hniiao' Store for ??nu v?*nr will bo tv* ??
c? iy? <1 l>v the 11 1 i<Vo rsipriica up to nn?l in
< * 1 1 1 ?1 i 1 1 the lirgt ifomfnv in July, 1820.
Council rc.servcH tffe fiplit l<> rojo.t any
tin.il nil hi. Is. J. L. II U A S? I NOT 0 jV, ?
0 erk.
June 2, 180(1, ?* ? ?
From tT.ft.JcvrnnX c/ iJaltrtn*
Prof. W. H. Peekc. who
makes ft upeolnkty of
Kpilapsy, 1ms without
clou lit treated mul cur>
ecl mora caoos than n ny
living Physician; hto
Succcsh is astonishing.
V*o have heard of cases
of 20 yean*' standing
c urocljL
puV,i*P1^
v a 1 u irTTIp
work on
thin dis
ease, which
ho Bonds
with ?
luriro bot
tlo of his absolute euro, free to any sufferer*
who may hcikI their I\ O, and Itxproiis luhlrenA.
\Ve ndvise nny one winning a euro tooadrosj
PDl^y. H. PEEK X, F. !>.? 4 CedurSt./ Hew Yar*
FITS THE BODY.
Elyria
Bicycle
Saddle.