Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

AsK 0>e f?ci dyiixpilc*, t-illoui ?ut" victims of fcv*? *ntl *guv, Uk inert, Ui 1*1 diwux-d patient, how they rccovtted health, cbtciful and go >i jfcj'pftitc; th?y will tk.ll yuu l?y taking Simmc.v* LlVUK Rkui imvx. ' 'l'lj?> CllMpoit; ruicst and Jt??*t lituilly <H*di?iiu' lu the SVorlil! "For DViiPET*: 1A, CONS'l H'ATION, Jaundice, |)iliou.i utruU, Ml k' Ml A I >.U'Kl . Coliv . Ikpic >;on ot S^it*. HOI R S'J'O.Sj ACltY Heartburn, vu. '1 hi* unrivAlcd remedy i warranted not to conuta ft ?!",;!* pat tide of MliKvVKV, or any uuuual?ub?unce, but .* PURELY VEGETABLE, .containing those Southern K&oUand Ftovulence h?? placed in coitnitiop where l.lvcr t>Uea*<? most prevail. It will yCt it* nil ?iiu??nl by l?or.uig<u?ci?f of the Julvvr nixl ]1o\V<<1>. ? The b\MPTOMS of l.ivcr are ft bluer ? or bad t title in the mouth ; l'ai.a|lta u c )iaok, Sides or iuinU, often mUtuken for sfiSftimaiism ; Sour ; ^.o?* of AJ1^1 Jewels alternately costive and lux; Headache ; l.osk of Memory, with panful senn.nti.on ??f having failed to do tomething ??'hWh uujjht i" b ?ve Ik-cu done ; l>ohlllty ; Low hplntHI a thick, ye ilow appearance of the Skin anv) Vye*; a dry Cough, often mistaken for Consumption. jiomctimes many if these symptom* attend the d!?et>se, at tubers very lew ; but t tie mvik, the largest ott'nn it) i he body, t* k< neially the seat ol ihc disease, 'f not Keuulated in time, ureal *ulTering, wretch ? educes and DKATH will, ensue, ? The following liighly-estecined persons -attest to the virtue* t'f J-'tM.v<>.v s I -?\'? u Kt-.(?ri..\ i'ok : Gen. W. S. Mv!t, I': et. Ga. S. W. K. K. l\>. . Hcv. J. K. Folder. l'eiry-.Ga.; Col. K. K. Sparks, Albany, Ga.; C. Master* ton, Vt'i., Sheriff lJil>bCo.,Ga.; J. A. liiitt.*, Itainbridge, Ja, J Kuv. J. W. liurke, Macon, Ga.; Virgil l'owors, nipt. Ga. S. \V. K. H. ; H">n. Alexander H. Stephens. \Ve have tested its virtues personally, and know that for I>ysptip?ia, llillansness and Throbbing Head ache, it n> the Ik-si medicine the world ever saw. Wo have irjed forty other remedies before Simmons Liver Regulator, ana none of them gave t>* more than tent porary relief; the Kegulatoi not only relieved, but cured Uj."- f.D. TvUiUKAfU ANt> \|fcSSl!NCil H, MaCON, Ga. MANl' P ACTt'R KD'ONLV ?V \ " J. II. 7.KIL.1N & CO., Philadelphia, J?*. ' No-tv' Announcements Tito following w?'w nil '">ti iifo lntnt* :i*> petit* in tin; Chroim-lu lo <la\ : For S iiolt.or- - 1 1 \? n J. A. Mailer, <?f Lex i n ?? I on. Koi Coronet ? Mi*. Alvxim tier. ? Mes'inu? cf ''"nior.u Orange. l'onionn rirniifijo No, 1S> will ni?et villi tiro Duinlonl Grtii?f?v on Tui't <luy, llii* 2<Sil? tl.'iy of tlul^v ni 11 <>Ylork' n. in. !>? Ironies pK'iisiV. Hos tile elmnyo of <liy of merlin*;. l<Y;it"ei niilly, AV. K. Thompson. C'emson College Will begin hoi foiir: li years wnrk Aug. 1. All that time applicants f >r t ho Fitting Svdioi 1 and Special Students \v lit* uyiy imt A isli l<> t i ho log ill !ir courses will be matricu lated. " \ For cnlal/>?ue, address ? l'r$4?*t K. 1?- ("railhead, 'Clemaon College, S. I*. 2.1 r- Russell Will Not 3 \^r: The HdC Wo^tville, 8. C.. July 14, '90. Mr. ttditor: ? To my friends wh<> n nnmtnecd my name sis a candidate for 1-1*1! SvMiatH I fct-1 II ', ,'but i? I"*** r ?? vfnjLf l hy, ^tTi a* t* r can-fill consideration 1 li a vi* decided not to ivn'.cr the race. I appreciate the honor my friends intended io con fer upon m<! very highly* and desire .? io thank the many friends from ?different portions "f the e'ountv v ho h ivo piomised me their sup* port ir-'d in II noma*. Vcrd Kespi el fnllv, \\f. F. Ku?w?4? . A Eol Litti-r Day For Ths $Hr:nr cls ,7w-1 U in rather late to wiite about ?Tiio Ch'oniele picnic, nl L'ine Farm on the 4tl?, I?ui I will try to give the porrespondents my impressions on th.ai bcea-i m. As to wh?? wa* present i. nd what was done, I will leave to <?? her more gifted writers than myself. ? ' The cci respondent s were all handsome, m .inly fil'ows except three and had l beei{ "heart wholly and fancy free," I might hovot thought the excepted the <?nl\ hnntl^ii' ( well-oi-not exactly fcl. Ioa's) ones present. ? Many of the correspondent s I haib/ncver seen; others l h?jd known fyr years, some jny personal friends was glad ~lo see those wnom l\hfld never seen, and gratified to iWet again i those old friends dear \*-^mii--_l?> Jr. ng nssociat ion. There were some about whom I had said hard things in the papeis and who had retnl.a lod by baying equally r?> hard thing* about in."1, but we all ni"t on the. levi 1 of one comtfjon brother hood. If diU'erences existed they vanished, if hatred it ni"f'-ed into fraternal love, and thus the da\ wore awn v oil too short to tell all we know and learn ali that others knew. Tin* impression made on all pre sent t\'fls tltu^-jt w as tho rod lettei day for The Chronicle. and many, very many were drawn to the Chronicle who wi'l in after years prove to bo' its Miongist fiiends hud. suppoi tors. Tliii.k of it, oiii organization is tho only one of the kind in tho* S ?<nlo, proba blyf J,lje on ly. one in the United States and pwsibly the oily i?r.o in the woild Otlieis are. Follow suit and in oMer times when all newspapers have tlieir Krutern?l Clubs ours will be spoken ?>f as the first organ isation of the kind to come into ejcftlffico. Hr??. Shed I thought deeper, and better than ho knew when he suggested the idea. Then dear fiiends, seeing that our organ ization in oil piMbubility is to l?e v tbe foundation upon which other nnd loftier structure# ??re to be reared, we ought to labor together diligeiitiy ?o muke it a crowning JBueces?. Hfre is rtiv ^0" Thanking you f??r the confi dence lepopcd in me in electing roc voor first President, I ?m ywr* fcr . woik. Ai> M. ? ? - - * l'rcftideul C. C. Ki C. Ue-ir.'.v: -n * * *??**-"-- I j <???: ?? i;U?i?i -in, u < -I i ?? ? In j i|>;??iiil.u-ni> ?.| i lit* IJ.niii' <( K> sj 1-1 ? H ? i ? k i I (-if 1C ?! '?'??? -\ lo i-1 ! i n v'?** I.k;?I. | ?n iH'i v\?iii 1 ? ? 1 1 1 1 v \ on i Tiik i f ? ? r t Ititv j now. Oi.'y .? liu i'lii ii'tioinu < f in ki'i\ I'm i lli i \v u; s?P*?ii ii tu :> i i 11 'IM. Ill A 'Actio -i.hrnn Ki'.od ly Licht \ *? n ?..g. The Coh r?ltia ' 1 ? I i* y \ j- : "A ii li yi iuu >m.s te en veil in l hits ; i< \ i tit I v I In* m mi i ? .m-'J f 1 4*in Mi n<l?-t si'ii vij! ?, N v !? it'll ?mi|iv i \ k t lit- s nl in I'mi i:,i , i hit I Aim* Aiiiiut '1' dI in tut. i*l?lt'.vi | <ln Iii.' It If i i I' Sin.ti.ir Tii'imtt, 1 1 u ? ) 'nil! k i ! 1 tt I ii\ hull tiling iitur Hn ? V it I '1 , N. Cm Wl. lie till I villi il U/ttUII I III It {> tl I \ TIjh 1 < t sf\ bl hihI I it *i I'Xt'iii'sitti "f !'??*? RtMi?itii, l?r?isif,yi mi.'.-, ivil! I jiVi ("mmIi'Vi ii't x'. Tltt'n vlny niyhi l 10 it'/lt.t k. V"U U|!{. !)i; smm v is y it tin uoti j??'t, The Pic.uvcs. 'III!' iiicl ij i ? s <'f Tlii* C.' It : <>i) i( )? ) ' ^ * , o-H i ? s; omi> his mi I t>U ? <?| tin* ep?\v?l mi- n nv ??????'! v ni Alcxan Jiliolojji m 1 1 1 i yiilfi'i v ; n ? I yoni) pirluiefi tin 5' ><'<*? !'? tl'<> pk; t-H j;0 <'f I lit* C'JOWt 1 \\||<1(\ Ti WtIS ilion^lit i; iv o u I I lit* <11 Ilk- lilt t<> it i'i>y nijjo an\oiir, ii is sin oim ill/ill (I' In ('iscnri) I'vcri I lu? sinr.l!i-si, i 'il?<l I liu pir.lnre ? ? f iliT> *t:ni n sp'onil- I rnifj cji unol ho ?\ru'?i). TltO in ; i i k i i<: w o ? iv i* ?-ci '.iiin}\ jjfnd. I lit piico of i Ik s<- pii-i ii u'S* i? niilv ???" tmli a' A it N a ii ? I ? i \s jialli'iy. Go on Ui'iiKi lit:' mi's excursion' oh | .Jll!\ 215 l<) ('. Ilfil les' on, Mini? Ill'MI' ! lie j Hnc inusii- on i In* M iifi v, niitl t. it i rip hi muni i!iu Istii I io i -?>? e the l?uli I ?aiiif. Executive C:remiUo^ 2?ssting. Kf:sli:iw Couu'v I)< !!)'?<? i n i if Kx "'?ulivt; ('.'(> ni m i,U ? e met i n I he Opci :? 1 1 ? > H nil I :i >> I. Tui'ld :l V lliorjiillg 1 lie iiircl i li si wsis t'.'i lli!?l loonier by i ! Co. C ; In* i ?? in :i ti W. 1>. TmnrliMin. in ihe m I >.? ) ? li fc c.f ,S> ore t:\ry I . .J. : Kil kl:t ml Mr. L. L Copclntid w:is idl'Cled Hl'Cll t.'IIT pro. It'll), Illld W: 1, iMt I >nv\ ??!! us.- isLiinl sei-relnry. Tin' n>!i (vili showed ivpresonta livfV fioMi i he l'oi!o?inir t l i'?s : I.ihv.-ty Iltii ? I- IvirliM ? K ii ski II Place ? West vile ? j ?? i > . * .> \ ; s ? ? llangillg Ii '?< k ? A 1 1 in1 v ? A. Hi own, H i n lid ?J. A. H'l s!. Wis* Branch ? II T Johnson. , H:tlc\ 's Mill? J. A. M hi: n. v lit. tl'iilo ? Lv noli wood ? I j. L. Copula ml. Turku v ('m k ? 8 i ml \ G rr.v< ? I). M. Hflliuiu'. O.ik'nnti ? 1. F. lUlhitid. A ntioch ? l'ine Tioc ? I? H. Elliott. Slmvloi's Mill ? ). K. W a'.ki s. H - 1? I a 1 1 ? G. Ii. Dixon. Stnck'on S v i f ? - Cum k? Hi- Ik II 11 ?G. L. Dnvif. Mc.G?sk ill's Mi 'I ? I)ob\ M If ? Cure tun INI II ? P. D'iwpii.^ ^Viiiio Pond? J. W. Rose. - Mfiivni' Ham? J. A. U ilmn. S'lll Pond--*P. C. Sutton. ' Harmony --R D Williams. Knteriiiis* ?Kyl'i 8he-.id. I)i'K:?l'>-f W. !). Trnntham. - Wiiicrcp- T Kirulnnil. Ib-ll'h Mil? 1. N The Gonnnil-'.t c decbh'<l In have ( nnlv four camn'ii^n meetings, but ii poii mot!on of Me, .John G. Rich ards. Jr? t !? 1 a notion was reconsid ered aiul eight meetings ordered ? i?%(? in encli township, tli o places ?ind ili, ten of which/are as follow: Lynch wood, July 21. Rah vVMiM, .yuiv 25. WeR^vill^.TKTv 28. Car toy Hil l, Julv 2$ . Lenver !)a*u, July 30. i Cureton's Mill, July 31. Oakland* A ugust 7. Camden. August 8. At Lviu'Iiwi'ik', Rale\'s Mi?il ant1 Cuerlou'a Mill l lie Congrt8s-ioi.nl cnndid'rs will l?o present. On nmiinn of Mr. J.-N. Jones the as*esmcnts >vf enndvl aloft was made Iho ijaincns in 'i>i wulu i are !is follows : C 'on gross ?20. Semite an i House *1.50 Supervisoi ?2.50. Co. Snpl, of Education $2.00. Aud>)hr and Treasure^ *3 00. Triii 1 J.ustice 25c. In t lie hurry of the meeting ihe fact Wivp <K-oi looked tha^'tn '04 no Solicitor, C h ? I k of Court, SIioj iir or Coroner was elfct.d and the i.ssossnion t of candidates for thefo olliue8 will have to he decided upon at a subsequent mooting of tlift Committee. It ordered th:it candid^teH mu affile ple'lues nnd pnv assess meiita ten days before i lie' primary. (jKi mo. ion of Mr. .1. l^. .lonos.lf was deouled that tjte oxocutive com mittee of each d..h be requ^sfed to * end in to Mr. Tlios. J. Kirkland the names of th.ee n>embora of t!iotr clril? f? serve as inann2< r? ???> the primnrv. The names must be sent In hy lV??WSt-Ht. Also thai one inojnlier come in and Qualify on r/jioforc the iOtli of August. Mr. Trantham tjien made {?n earn est p!e? to the C.) mm 1 1 lee fn retrard \o seeing that every member of their ciuba is registered.. On motion of Mr. R. B. Elliott it was ordered that Tiial Justices be for in tlif l"!"" '1'- "T" The meeting tliea adjourned. v ( 'i.utimii (I < i/iturinl ;niui. I * ' ? I HUlk* Inn). I'll IX I l !; ! *] k it v\ t> it 2 ? 1 j in* f :t i i r?ji C-?l. K u l? I" villi rYvlii I*; iv it I .vl il w nv iii. v 1 1 1 ; ? >1 ? v vi :> in I | ? ! I 1 1 1 1.< A' I M'* | j<-ii-fc?' i I lii?i tjim li l it ? i ? vwivi I VfllM I .N f ? ? I Kvi.ll!.. All . |)iiih'hm w <?' 1 "Wi'il c-.l. 'vuiv V Itu ill .?lv ;i '. i:\ i li I t I ? i ?l li y KjH i i ix ul llivvlnM* <t wf.icli j ? iv t .ill lit K ii?vs- |,f It. ill- li ifiiiln 1 1* ; l 1 1 ?? i i uwn n ll?t I'n u> t n t- 1 wlrii ill. ??lll IM.1UV Willi ll 1. 1- lilt y Wv.l) .) s- ; J itv ft ivii'l.-?. M?. Pi mil !?)<>)) ?m \ ! >|.. K- ? >1 .{live liiiiis h ??nl livv n. , M.i 1 1 1 1 ?? ?? ?l i ? 1 lit* h 1 1 ll ?! I MJ'lMIt l\ lljH'tl I lit jClilt-njiO | . 1 -i 1 f ?i in. Wiii f i si!\?-i U llif i fi I In nl 1 li* '|.i ttjii iul hMi> fur l| :i I In 1 1 a HU'I iihv'vss pll'i i . : Iniilii iliji* 'ill ! l':iv?n vil I liu opening nl i Im' rti ?yiri v.'innl, ; Air. i I -i 1 1 is- vi, nf Qi'?"-t it villi', f?! | l a 'iVi'i ??:?!" \V !i S I lie 111 \l >jic;i U * * i '. | 1 1 i >. s | ivt-ij li vv-i> nlni'ivi iMilirjkl\ it | > ? .0 l It" ?ll -pons in. Hi lliii.S, I In | ? n? ill: n j <*st u''li"li in vn i. .'i t I ' < l\i Hi lii m j sll III) ! 1 1 Si! Illl llVi>llVi| H!,'l (lllltl J rli ?! rjjvs in nit* in ".lit* i iw. A! i\ J. W'uli W 1 1 i > ? ii -i n ?N i f n j Govt i iii i r in x i fi'liuiv vil. 1 1 i sin i vli I w?*-s vi rv Imlii iims u?rl Jiiinisiii^ M.lii'nii^liini'. II'.wms vvrv M'vrie j i ii Ins ri iiirisni <>f nil K f ? i"i utvis I (*xi'v(>l lii:i:st 1 1. Win ii . i ii iiMsinjf j j S??ii ii ini' Tillman a otiiifci'lvniliiv j li'nw! wsix r-iist-il wliii li im ilnuM j lirnwil in Mi'. \\' hit in. 'in I it :i t In ^V:is I .rf?sjiti?!?ili,4 ti|i<in tl itnyi'i ou> | I gJWOIIl:!. C'?!. M.'IJ. MfSivrenov, of II ur.\> I ion, candidate f ? ? r Lieut tinviMMU' ; spoke. He fi iiil I. lis was hi? ftrst Mi [i lu'iv In Idilorie Camden ? 1 In- home >1 Chestnut, Kcrsha. ! :iD'l Kennedy. He whs uiosi lavoi* : 1 1 1 ! ]j- j III 1 1 1 efcRCli willl till' HOlll'lilCCS of 1 he N?ti''Dftl Convention. The tfeform movement lit'i done a a n-ii t dctd lor tlu* | > i* ? ? j < ] . ? . The ed iiciiuoi):il insiii uiions of il??! Sum* '| l(; ill !l lll'llt'l' I'llll In ion llr.ll) ev ,? i". No oni1 had t! >i)?* in o ic (or the cmise i liati Hen I ii'man. Did 11 ? ' bel'cve in always crying down 1. 1 1 ? ? Stale. If Kli'ti Tillman was oicsent, his distinguished friend Horn I n* i<>n (Mr. Whitm-.n) would be tnoie careful 1 f how Im spoke of him. {Choi in. ) 'riii* Lii foi in 4 ?si 1 1 v in not 'Oil? lo pull down till! people. It . leetcd hi: wo<|id do all in I -1. Mi - Sweeney was I-'udly eh' Cicd. The i-i owil w is next addressed !iy ;ion. -J. Wni. Thurniond, of ftdg< Held, enmliil ile for Solicili r. Mr. Thurmond said the ncehi'Vc tnenls of the Reform party were 1 lie grandest on record, lie revel ed the name 1 ? f MiT)nlli-'. Calhouu, elf, hut Sen a l or Tii.'man was the noblest Ronum of lliei.i all.. Mi. Thuimond stated that he was a eaudid:ile for Solicitor and In* would Me j?l in f 'i' I he people lo look"?in'.o his olllfitd record a.* a mem her of the L-ifi.-lat u re. lie was 1 he piinic r.iover for the extension of i he liine lor the pay meal of l ax es in 1801, and 11N0 eite.d other in stances in whieli lie had saved vast amounts of money tor the people. He as iced that In ill candidates be measured by the yardstick of mer il. The present incumbent, had received as salary about ^15/jOO. Let il be divided around. C'ol. r. n. Nelson next spoke who said 1 e fell that it was se, uei U neccessavy for him to appear before this peopie4 n lying entirely upon what he had done for tlie State !ind countv. His opponent thought torsooth he had held the of lien se. long h?j should .not be re-? lecti d. SVes it no', necessary to have the place filled by one experienci d i During the time. he has held this oflhte he has sent to the peniH Hila ry 150 convicts. Hoes not the State draw a levenue from llieM convict.-? The meeting then adjourned. Cure* Nery-n* Troubles and Indi gestion. Mr. W. Tr-H'K-on, president Of the Second National Hank, of .Jack son, Tcnn.. ssvs: l,Kor indigep tion and nervous trouble, I , would rather give up any remedy than King's Hoy ?l (Jetmolucr. As a nerve' l i'!UU| uili/ei and restorative, >il is 'ill j,hat can be desired. It is not n narcotic ia any sen^e, but produces the liappieht ? (feels upon the disorders d neivous system. I consider it an invaluable rem<dv, and have for several years brep recommending it to my friepJs." The Peop'o's Excursion. On Friday, .inly 5f-4 th, a colored excursion will be run from Lanens tc r, S. C., to (Ylumhin, S. C\, pass ing 0 a iivb'U a bo ul 8 oiloek, but spec in I conches f?.r ^M'es. I his will 11 fiord an opportunity to ahy one desiring to visit Columbia that may "?t oT&NNgJj|g?i n 8('a sou. CSood ftf'feri^^fni'iiiiU'pd and a plentv of refreshments on the train. Kuit) f ruin Camden &I.00 round tiip. / D. R t'!Heb*r, j K. T. Kslriduel / Manager si Kershaw, S. C. / { ? flraagn A a t ram U. S.J ovm* t </ j i | ? A Trot. W. H. Peeko, who ^0 ' S 1 makes a ajxcisilty of ? - ? ? & ^ PpHepsy, ha* without Haa^B ? ? m. doubt ticnted and clip ,; * I I ed fnoro.c<lM# thnn ?ny I ?: living Physician ; hi* ? v ^ auccc** I* a?t on taking. ' M VlKi have heard at ca *e* I of to year*' atanding _ JUK.!?iS Curedii p?ofh{?ab?wy>nta yre^, G;cd V.Vi: S jjtioiT W t k w . ?? I ?m?- !>st VVIM k l<V I In* \\' I > I i II) I ? I ? 1 1 ? IVIt ? C '< Mil 1 1 it \ s*? i- ? i i :i t? M t ? >i i ! < tn??. lit' in tin Miit\ti;|in. im v\ * I I ti }( i>v. i' liial l ip' t < ? u ? i S l'> 20 l| ; ; 1 1 ? S | ?; :t <i \ :| l|r ?' I I i <'i)i }.?r i iny li ii< ??*. i I) i Ml . i? i)' i | ? <- 1 a I ? ? A!'. ^ ?!l ut, ;m ? it *? S \ < ? I ;\ ! k*Mll\ I f I i I ? L! Ill I n*\ II ' ^ m | "i s i hi' IchhIumI (?.ii V,000 .Vli! ?|v i',.i I ?! ? |.l I *>. \Vc:k ;f the Ch:-l:: (knr. S ? ? \V?*.|i:iW ? i < ? ia ' I \ smi II ;l i? ? * ? ?i m1iV?| of ' I m wink < ) - < 1 1 < - oil I ! ? ?? iu;?i| j m a! ('unui'Mi ii\ ihi rli tin i?-ii??j llit' j'M'iil Im \ii.y 1 1 1) I liy ill" I 1 1 ? ji.if\, fr ? * in i ini ti-n hi'VnU'l (Jii'i-ii'. ? M i i'l 5u v, 1 1 ih I i' i it y. >??"? 1 1 \ i ill |ii ii vi i) ; ? :? 1 1 1 1 llu- | i\! I i Drill fur iili'iul l vv 1 1 I mill's ll NK In i ll I'll! li) !l lii'lh l' I'll!) I 1 < j 1 1 ll i.? J) |ii.N>\t]\ lis-ill II li:l? tV?-i j lii-i'li. \ V* ?? J ?? llu* ? i ? : ? 1 1 ?? ' ? f t lio ir j i i in ?.????) ir t y | ii i i ii '.hi' ( mill i ! i .m i I I 1 1 1 ?* pi. -<'.'S iiIim.i' itic i! ! i o ii ?*i 1 'vvnulil till I ?! ).iss tlic rl 'liu ??" i0* if ? Jin i:)!.i| !)ii'<l ili.it tl?is vvnik luu ' to.sl I i. i' roll ai t ii i HI |')? i i I i \ I' \ tiotli JiliU ? I lii I l In1 litii'S (?? il Iri'l I'd i i : i v v* 1 'irirli ?Ii;|onI rti|i?ii/l? l?? ?lili;i\' I In i X|mi)M"i i'f wiokiiit' 1 In*- l!-'ii)y, - -Ticm-cuci.* Items. Whi-n li.O?y was t.i ');, wo jjtvo ltor Pastorla. Wh mi sho wiisn Chil<\ nho crlnl for C'us'.oi"},\. Wboit sin- ln'omu' >!i-vs s!i'? citing t<> 1 "listeria. When l.u?l ChliJioa, ^ >w Liom OuiUw UilU-il I iv >i Iniiji i-.n i> ni r? i? nvri it SCVCUll Weeks a SJ'>. lie 8 u i' i ? tin tai!r<?n<l eoinp-ui v f >r ihijniis^cs in a 1'iinl J usi ice con rl nn?l <|!iitie?i liis cmsc. The rail iiwhI ennipjmy n filHCil to |?!iV, m> llitt cons' uhle c(ki i ne<| one i?f tlii- t ? ? ? i n pa it \ \s cms l 1 1 1 . .Notice to the Public. Tin1 ptiMie i* hereby n? >t i fiod that the authority i v ? n A. IlMckalicc, t<> act as t lie* ayt lit oi tin1 uinbTsi}.Mieil is liere hv H'V??kecl, aiiil'tii1 is r.ot uuthoriz <1 to net i.i any nia'tcr :ts sik-Ii. t. i.. vorxti. Spartanburg. S. ( \ EXPECTANT MOTHERS, :VSs"s'~" "MOTHERS' ' FRIEND" Robs Confinement of iis Pain, Horror and Risk. My wife usod " MMTIIKItK* PHIK\I?*' he fori" I'irtli of tier II rm clilld. mIiu did not sislTcr from < 'KAMI'S ?>r IMINN-- tva.s qi.icUly rolioVj'U at. tin,' critical hour kiiIToi iihj l??l mil.- she had no ij:Un? afterward anil lioi* recovery was rapid. JO. K. .Ioiinston, Knfau)(l. Ala. <? Soni hyOMail or ISxpre.HH, on rccMpt of jirlrc, SRI.IMTjiPr boltlt. Hook "To Molli efflt" niallod r'roc. ltlUOKIKI.lt ItKMUliATOK CO.. Atlanta, (in. BOLD HY ALL I)RUGOIST8. CURES . . SUMMER DISEASES 'I lir Hrni*<l.t for Ml ?!!??. itl Hi?> MfoniMrl* iiimI If ?W? cIh, niii-Ii no l?li?rrfl<e<?. !?;??*????? trry, ItidU'rMMii. 4 rn<ii|?", !.??>? <if ApiMiiKVi'K'M In llinl Hlniitl.ird of ml Oiwll" cliM'M, . . DR. KING'S . . Royal Germetuer. Thonann<?s cf Certificates attest the fact. Mr. I.. T. Crt tor. Kosciusko, Miss., say*: "My txAt'l* woulJ art from to:i to twenty times a Jav, ot a bii'ojy, mucus nature, anU <>n tlic I' ll siji- of inv l"wer tK>wel w..? a plac-* iNitil the ?i/- of a Joilar, tli.it nave inf much j a n. My fnoj woulJ ii"t an.1 inv k i Jill-) s w?-ri v?-r\ baJly nut of order I was iit.ii?i by the bi-st r-l?s slrian*. anJ they salJ I c >ti .1 live but a short while.' 1 ilien comini-n e.l usin^ | (loyal (ieriiieiiiOT. In thru* weeks I unid ea" any thine. ?nJ 4o as irittcli. win k as evt-r I coiuinui J I the Ciernietui r, anJ can U stify that I am enilrvly ; cure J. ai'J that Germetuer J I J the work." mI??o *i? rr?lHjr rnrn Cntitrih. Hlu'llitiniiMii, ' l'e*? r* n (I'MlilNrlN. Klilm y itnil ll>ii<lcl?'r 'I roubl. ?. !>??!> 1 1 1 ? y, mtil .%erviiii? INwilrallon, l*iiil>llll> l?Mr< |i. fir. II Im hm lilfaaaiil ly re moving Hie eaiue. c Sold by Druggists, One Dollar. i . manufactured only ny THE ATLANTA CHEMICAL CO., ATLANTA, 6A. VFHITK roll ?fl.PAUK BOOK, SAILKO ?'I(KK. line fJKRWKTOKK PILM nn<l UUlirrCKK (M>VaHNYHI'l>. THK BOARD OF REGIS TRATION FOR KER SHAW COUNTY. The Bonn! of kc^'i* trillion doaires to <??>11 the attention of the y'ltern of Ker shaw county to the following, d\va ar?d poinla agreed upon for the ptirpoy ol rcgi?torin>r iho Vetera of Kershaw coui, . tv, mum-ly : AMioeli? Monday, July 20th. Turkey Creek School Unite ? Tuca. d?.r, Jul'v 21af. - Lynchwoojl School Ifouac ? Wcdnca <lav, July 22ml. ? Kirklev'a Su.re? .Thursday, July 2.lrd. * \Veatvill? ? Krfdav, July 24th. Kusaell.I'hiA*? Saturday, July 23th. Kahon'a Mill- -Monday, July 27th. Cur?tonN Mill ? Tueaday. July 28th. w OfHc-e liOiirt from 9 A. M. to 3 T* W.IMIOUOII, Chairman, . MANXES RABON, Clerk, IKglalralM K^e^ia w County? J une '3rd, 1396. i . ... tor Infants and Children " r xoiiny |0\ Ti|tl;^r, Uuywit to mo " 11. ' .yju'imt, M. 1> , Ml ;??>. v?x.fv?i v\ JitT llvyv'kl^ u, N. V. ?>vk V J * "T1 .? u -> of ' % Is <?> vn|vi->r.v?l ?n<l llH iivi i: s \ v.i 'l Uuviw i\ 0. it it ?. ms .? w> i '?> of >-'in iti ?!? ti> oikIov-.v it. VVw m>' t'ilAM TVS, V>. 1\, Now V orV City. <' .Ktoi'lil OUIV.H (\Ml*ll|VUl<>n, S- ? ir Stom.K'h, l>inrhir<\, Knti't.ti Ion, K wis Worms, itivts bio*1!), miii |>ivuiotcs dl* Hi st ion, Without i.ij.u 'ious nutliciMton. 'Tor ?<>wru1 \fjtn I haw roeommonJfl<l '< 1 ;??!?!.?, ' .. I 1 ;.ll .11 ftlwu.VS t'OlllilUH) ?<> tl?? i It h.u lu\nriit)>ly iuvkIucoU Ix'ut/ilciul ivsulls." Ki.wix V. V.vumn?, M. !>., 1.'. :li ? : i >vi uiul ah Aw., Now York City. Tm l": n. \> ii > r a s \ 77 Y.t i;i: AV ? it.r.i t, Nr\V VmiK C'lTY, ; I am Lite coming out with ;>iv ad vertisiMnent, hut not behind selling jjoods. 1 havo?l>een wailing to yet in my new quarters I am here with a full line, Not to" Bo lidiisoM. ? Oon't let the littlequotations you seo in some advertise ments tool you. What you want is what yon sec and j^et, not what you M-e in print. My friends toll me it's no use to adver tise. Sometimes 1 think the same w;iv when I s"e tfoods roll in:; out in such quantities^ hut the editois have {jot to live. 1 call special attention to country stores. 1 am selling stocks of ??')0(Js to that trade, 1 also have as nice a line of * :F\A. 3S1 OY G ROC H ! "R. X TiJ3 As anyone in u>\vn ami will meet and cut prices with any one of them. 1- don't ,jllo\v anyone to undersell me. 1 want all of my li lends t o. understand this. You will find me in the Farmers and Men hauls Uan.lv Build - jviaii iiuif MR mm, (iive me a trial as I am now in the market. " J am yours truly, D. E. HINSON. ? o Xilliin^ Will Down Competition And Draw Trade Like 1 and that's the power we are using and have been using- 'to force things onr way. Our prices are So extremely low t bey fairly blush but then the quality is; as good as can be bought. They have created talk among the money people, briny; joy to many' people and arc within the reach ol all the people. The beautiful Summ< r Drefes Goods we are now offering at a terrific slaughter will strike the economic side of every woman; the wnrthvaluo they represent will touch the common sense side of any ivnnan, \A NOTHING IS RESERVED. . 'EVERY ARTICLE IN OUR STORE GOES FOR THE CASH REGARDLESS OF COST. W Ei HAVE GREAT BARGAINS fOR SOMEBODY. U; ? ? - . ? v We invite you to come and inspect' our goods and get ewl prices before buying. i More new goods coming this week ? better sec them. . We. sell and trim niore Radios' Hut* than all the, rest ofj Camden, and if we qnn't suit you will order one for you. C ?< . CAMDEN DRY GOODS GO. The Black JacX Picnic. W v regret t ti ?> t it \v a h impossible ''I U M to attend llio pjt'OlC Ht Ui'U'k ? I. ok on the iih ? having h picnic "i o it own to niti'inl to, Tito fo!* u.win^ < e.count, of [\ wo lako fioni la1 Kershaw Km: i "I ? was our i?nod- plea&n re, in company vsiili Mi 11. A. Milton. l?? j 1 1 ? 1 1 ( 1 the basket picnic at Hlaek ?I iu k < Inn rli lust Saturday given under i !ic tm- pices of I ho Liberty ilili i ill s. Tin' ell n i rh is pleas ?in; I \ situated in :i beautiful grove a short distance from iho dividing ine bet wren Kershaw and Lanctt# t i'i' c<mi nt ief, in tin; Lancaster side, i lie crowd piosent was ono of Mhe fltniiist wo have over see 1 1 at u pic* | nic, and it was variously estimated ?it Loin two to throe thousand. It. w is n lb-Id d i\' for Congressional 'candidates ?? ** Voters wei'O lllClo from at least t lireo counties of the ? list rid. Strait, Transit tun und Kinlc v ..wort! ell there ond delivered speeches on national alTiirs. The candidates for county olliccs ivere u I so vet v mich in evidence rind look advantage of the occasion to make themselves knivvn to the peo ple. Mr. .lames Collins, candidate .for t ho Legislut ure, and ( 'apt. J. I Mt lYrrv, candidate for Supl* < f ; h | locution, both of Lancaster conn* I In , delivered short speeches als i. j Plie crowd h?gan to disperse about ' I hive o'clock and wo doubt not i that all wiiit awa.v feeling bettor for having attended llio biggest picnic ever held in the county, Ono of t he principle features of iho d a v was the drilling of the Liberty Hill iniliknrv company, cortimnnd ed by Cftpt, .J, (!. Richards to whom I lie success of the occasion is largely alti ibutable, Tho best ? f order was preserved and nothing j so far as we were able to discover 'occurred to mar the pleasure of i the da v. iju'om ()ur (Joi'pc^poudout^ Oa'ttcy. I)i'.'ir I'Mitor again attempt to give ?< von a lew il >ts from this place. Crops arc grow iig iii^-ly. Mr .1. A. W'.ilt* is grinding ft h?^ of u heat this year' [So much Tor adver tising. '.-fOd. 1 That is right, If the pioplv will plan* it Creed it Watts will thresh it. .1. A. Watts will irriml it and l lie widely circulated Chronicle will ad* vertise'it and then' wo eaa pay our debt* with free silver, Mensrv. Creed & Watts' are going out in the l.yncli vood section with their threshing machine. All who want work in this li ic done wonjd do well to hold hack a few d.iy* ami tnvo it done with first class new machinery. Dutch. Antioph. Dear Chronic^: --The crops arc line in our xiclnlly. Have hq/J plenty of rulr for Ihe last fit delays.. 1'icnics huvo been growing very mum tou t and I think .Die candi dates for the m.ixt-cfcwrfiaign enjoy ed iheni vei y/fnq6t?,r- * - Mr. Arthur Mopley who has l?een hick with, fever i? better.' Sielviio^d id pfc-ntiful in our vi cinity. ? There was a gospel union organ ized nt Antioch a few weeks \ ago' ami it *eem to' be growing' very popular. H. A. D, Bjshtfpvil'e Dear Chronicle : ? Once moro 1 find myself pleasantly chatting wiJi the correspondent* of your le.ir old coIuujiih, " but oh! how much I t'o regr.e\ lyeing absent from The Chronicle 'picnic, but was present in mind, and I am so glad i lint those who attended en joyed the day. C"s. VVo/(iavc? had nothing wut'iain for TlrtTpast few works and now wo arc glad to see' a few bright suuny days. ? Mrs. Lina C>lIio?, mother of ('-'apt. G.N. CMfilinp. calmly and Hwne U r sank to real at 3 o'clock on last SjiI unlay morning. ~ She boen an invtdid for ft ttutrber of^ veor", |, ,|t she bore her suffering very p itiently* 'fcho leaves seven children and a host of friends to jBOjirn her losf, to the bereaved family wo extend our ? heartfelt sympathy. Mrs J. A. Galloway has return oil home after a pl?*a?ant yislt t'v her daughter, Mm. W. D. Carnes. Mr. and Mrs. Mi Quarters,, of Co I'imbifl, are visiting the family of Mr. Hugh Carnes. Mis* Mamie Hull, of Rock Hill, is now on a vLit to M's. I)r. WaoJ hnm. Mr. J, A. Smith makes *>fr?quent visits to our Iiw,lo tovn, we wonHer if a pair of blue e,*es is the attrac tion. W^th beet wishes to The Chron lcj??and its correspondents. Good bye! r Olive.: RBLUBILITT ?jkI - EWTEttPB'ISE are two characteristic* ot a >???- ? , <?1 business ccnir*rn - and w? cMp to possess tfiem both. Htvhif bail long es?.'it>lish?d and, b*t?? favmiMj known as manufacturers of DOORS, 8A8H, BLIjm, lumber Mil ?!! fc?i,i<H of omani , woodwork,** point with pride t work don* for our huMas it f | and rarjweat tb? (Hm<? to ?-?k< (rlmdi and c?*to<ners. AM good* b?af <mr ?Mrant?*?t1? warranted ? and whak asirtt Jxni for Uat. ffSk "J?, , V! AUOUftTA UIMKVC^ / . KVMITA. ? "Buy ff ihf "" 'fv torrttmg 0rf!

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 17, 1896, Image 3