The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 26, 1897, Image 3
WARNING.
We wish to caution all users of Simmons
Liver Regulator oh a aubiect of the deepest
intortjat and importance io their health?
..perhaps, their Uvea. The nolo proprietors
and makers of Simmens Liver Regulator
learn that customers are often deceived by
* buying and taking some medicine of a
similar appearance or taate, believing it to
be SJmmona Liver Regulator. We warn
you that unless the word Regulator is on
tho package or bottle, that it is ??ot Simmons
Li vet Regulator. No one else makes, or
ever has inado Simmons Liver Regulator, or
anylhing*onlled Simmons Liver Regulator,
but J> IL Zeilin <fc Co., and no medicine mad<9
by aiyone else is the same. We alone can
put it up, and we cannot be responsible, if
other medioinea represented as the same do
not hilp.ytw M.mi are led to expect they
"will. ? Hour this (aot well in mind, ifyou have
been in tho habit of using a medicine which
you supposed to bo Simmons Liver Regula
tor, bcc.vuao the name was somewhat like
it, ami the package did not have the word
Regulator on it, you have been imposed
upon.and have notrbeen taking 8immons
Live* Regulator at all. The Regulator has
b*ett favorably known for mariy years, and
all who uso it know how nocessary it is for
Fetfer and. Ague, Bilious Fever, Constipa- .
tiftti, Headache, pyfponaia, and all disorders
arisiug from a Diseased Liver,
We ask you to look for yourselves, and
f?? JMi, JxnotmOM .Ljver Regulator, which
Sou ,oan readily distinguish by the Red 2
on wrapper, and by our name, is the only
nvduiiie- bulled Simmons-Liver Rogulator.
J. W. ZKILIN A.CO.
Tak*
Mmmou# tAver Ucfutator.
"ZT. Personal.
W* Wore glad to 8oo on tlio street
.ftgflfin a few days ago, Mr. L. Molv
Brown, who has been con flu ed to
liia homo about a month by sickness,
during his sickness Mr. I it-own was
reduced in woight not less than 30
pounds.
\V? are sorry to loam that Mr.
Joseph Stokes is critically ill. q
Important to Colored Teaohers.
? ; ;
The attention of the colored
teachers of Kershaw Couoty Is call
ed to the notir,o elsewhere in tlm
issue of The'Chrrhiclo of a special
normal class in the Colored Stat<
College at Orangeburg, to open
next Monday. There will bo spe
cIhI attractions oifvred to the col
ored teachers for ihe .tlibt Uino In
this Slate.
t ,
Township Commissioner*. Vl
T?h.e followingare the newly, ap
pointed T4wn^iip Commissioners.
Vorj* littler ciiaijf e is madoHn tho ap?
pointQc/rMnost of feiie members who
servedi P^t veaf being re-appointed :
I>eKalb~C< -Stokon, J. T. Nettles,
-A. tf^MoLeod.
Buffalo? -R. W. Hammond, S. T.
Gardner J. A. West.
Flat Rock? J. C. II lton? A*. G.
Jones, A. C. Watts.
West Wafccree? - J. A Rabon, J.
W. ;i*utler, R. W. Porter
lender tlip'laK/ thti?various boards
will at their first appearance plect
tt'eit1 Tespeciivc chairm n, and these
chairmen wltl Constitute the next
toUtd of county commissioners. *
To Be Wedded.
Cards are out announcing the mar.
riagCof Kev. J. H. Bezeman, pastor
of ijjo Bapt fit church of Kershaw, to
Mils Nettie Blackwell, eldest daught
er Mr. and Mrs. D, L. Rlackwell,
anyone of KcrshaW's most amiable
- and.fiopnlar young ladies, at the
?BrffkUt church next Tuesday,
2nd at 2 p. m.
? ^Invitation cards have also b<-cn
issued to the u>arriage of Mr. W. W.
Htntan, one of Kershaw's popular
aifitl exemplary young men to Miffs
Nannie Cauthen, one of Weatville's
^jno^jt'eharming and' accomplished
young ladies, at Damascus Meth- ?
dist'ehureb, Westvlllc, S. Wed
nesday ovenlng.8 o'clock. ? iCcishaw
Era.; ;
... Deathe. ..
Mrs. Martha Lee, who resided
near.Sinilliville, died on laftt Satur
day. < The ftjoeral and burial took
piacfc at Aniioeh church on Mon
day," conducted by ^ev. Mr. teler
0on.v Deceased was the Mother of
Mr. A. K. Lee, and was about 05
yearli o/ age.
Mm. Francis Itranham, widow
-t*r- Jas. Hranifsnn wln? preceed*
(d hi?r about 24 years ago, and
mother-in-law of our- highly es
Ifemed fellow cftjfcen, Mr. John A.
Kuhon, of Weal Watereo, died on
"l??t^^rid?y morning.- This, is thu
?fcon.d death which has occurred
in the ?amo house within a fuw
day b.\ To the gre.ntjy>jwictecl ?
we tender our deepest sympathies.
Luck now, 3. C., Feb. mbj *97.
Mif? VV WI" "5Hy? be m
kind m? to *fiow me iptceN^yoiir !
veltilbtf paper to reply to >^r
Bt own Ry?*<l* corrcepondcn t in yoa r I
twwifwr, I wiil reepect f n lly r rek-j
for bite to come on* end let Me *ee
I(H>kiBgC?Bimel he
~ke for blro ib prove
be tree In* regard i
I T /^r* i jr (j- ^yr-j .y_ - . ?. ,
I y^rj-'xyUt-r# VAfc'f *
-rrw^n*9? r?
I j *?,: ? ^
? V;. v.; t 'y'.. ! V. 4
*Xoat, >'(
One large spotted tow lout on
the YValeree hWmnpp, near tho Iron
hrld^. Any information leudi n>;
to her 'recovery will ho duly re
warded, Information to ho loft a\
The Chronit^oUlce.
NojWonder he' was Beg-gins.
"Can any of you toll too why i.nz
arua w(\8 u bcp^ajt" said ft teacher
in ft West Sklo Sunday school
"Why was Lnzurus n boggar?"J she
repented Bternly.
"Please ma'am,'* said i\ small hoy,
whoso father was ft merchant ? ho.
I'Vostt ho didn't) ndTcniso^r-.Bnffolo
Tiinos.
A Diagnosis.
A gentleman ( who hy the way 1$
a dose observer of natnro and ns
tU!*al things) telle us that it has
been observed that a had cold i?A
knuwn among "Hon .Tons". as ."L?
Orippe," among ordinary people a*
?'Grippe," tho lower class of while,
j people and negroes as "Epiaootio"'
mid among horses as "Distemper."
Our ftlond it entitled lo a blue rih
hon for solving, a puzzle by whioh
tho puhlio has for some, tiuio been
oonsidernbly perplexed.
A Grand Opportunity.
'I lio renowned Commercial Col
logo of Kentucky University, Lex
ington, Ky., oilers special induce
ments to young Indies and gentle*
men to attend tills College tint
Spring in bookkeeping. Penman
ship, Business Arithmetic Phonog
raphy, Typewriting and Tele^m
pli.W #90 is tlio avorago total cost
for Xull bu&lueaa course, _ineludinp
tuition, books and board. It re
oeived tho medal at two World's
(expositions and refers to thousand*
of successful graduates.
For full particulars of this Col,
lege, address Pr6>f. W. 11. Suiith
Lexington, Ky.
The editor of this paper has a
Scholarship of this famous College
which any person will find to their
-ulvantdge to call and purchase.
Marriage of Mr. Jas. Jonos.
Mr. Jas. Jones, a cousin of
Messrs. VV. J. and T. I, Jones, of
our towu, who left here several
veare ago, was married last week
h t Granite Ilill, N. C. Of his mar
riage a correspondent of the Char
.|i\tte News writes-:
<4Ono of the prettiest wedding*
that the peo$fc_ of Granite Hill
have witnessed for some time wa*
solemnized last Tuesday evening
at the residenco of tho bride's par-.
<*nl8, of this place, 'when Mies Octa
the accomplished daughter rf Mr.
ind Mrs. R. D. Moore, beonmo Mrs,
Jas. C. Jones, Numerous invita
tions h?\d been sent out and the
parlor was filled to overflowing
with the many friends of the young
couple. Mr. Jones looked his best,
and M'iss Octa, always lovely,1 sur
passed herself on this, occasion.
Mr. Bruce Neil] was best man and
Mis>s Vinnle Moore, tho pretty sis
ter of the HrWle, Was maid of honor.;
A r 7 p. nr.* tire btlde a ad % iWm
were ushered in and took their
pluces. A uephew ind niece of the
s,roor$2s, one three and the other
six years of nge stood with them,
?ach holding a beautiful boquet of
Evergreens and flowers, an emblem
the eternal ^'freshness
with whleh they should loye anc*
cherish each other through life.
Rev. Dr. J. M. Whare}', of the
Mooresville Presbyteriau church',
in beautiful, u p propria I e- add itn
'pliisive words, expressed the char
acter and mutual destinies of enob
of them, and imposed the^ obliga
tions which then made thenP bus
band and wife forever.
The ceromony over, the guests
present soon repaired to the dining
room where an elegant repast was
served.
Mr. ami Mrs. Jones start out on
life's journey with the congratula
tion* Hod best wishes of their many
friends., .,v i
Mr.' Jones is n popular business
man. Me is a native of South Car
olina, but came hu^e from Atlanta,
Ga., about Tour years ago, and by
courteous treatment and honest
dealings has won a place in the
hearts of our people Miss Octa is
equsllj* as populur and her admir
ers were numbered by t.iie score.
Mr Jones is,MV be c o n g r u t u ! a is d
upon winning 9uch a prize.
We, wilira li'osT of others, offer
our sincere congratulations. Mhj;
their boal on lift}'* *ea never (Jn-^
counter a ripple, ..and may their
lives be a continued atrainof on*
brokou happiness."
* ? Vi' "? '* **
- Do not Homand ihat your toil al
ways be elegant and- clean) y and re-'
fined: There is a-rertam-amoont of
drtfdgery tbrongb Which We munt al)
mes whatever be onr occupation.
VmqIhmw how men are sentenced a
certain nttmber^of yea r* ^ pt?a??i
'iin^iifteirrihejr^*^ mirt
worked ouV&e time then they are
allowed to I go free.' 8a it Ft with all
n??, Ood rafted on o? Ifa* sentence,
r -By the sweat of- thy brow shaft
tfcfrtf frrtftdi" 'M'i wrnt fodoit:
ac&M5SS
- Mm ???f'fcarf
liJPRW-Wi
? * M 1 1 1 i
m ?v ft. it i ea . ?'
Attention Farmer*!
Jf you want Kortlliaera cheap,
call at the Gilt Kdge StMtv.
A4vor'i*ed Lottor*.
Kor weekending Feb, 21, 7 :
Mrs K I li'ii Kdis, Mia Sim I)unl t]>,
\lrs. Mollie Duby, Klsie Carter,
Isaac Collins', Lavinia Chestnut,
Louisa Coleman, Mary K liullard,
Annio Adamson, Nona Kennedy,
K I) Bowcis, Marv Robinson,
George ltandorf, I' M Mellon, He*
turned dead letter? Lewis Johnson.
0. ?J. Shannon, P. M.
i'iomi*cuou* Itom?.
In Chin* to salute a person by
taking oil the lint in considered an
ilirtUlt.
Tlie only vengeance wl.ieli a
good man desiies is to have hi* en
emlcs know that he in right.
Our success -or failure in life <U
Spends upon nothing ho much us
the confidence we place in our-nhib
ity to accomplish."
A big reduction in the price of
Jill winter dross goods i\t. She CJili
Kilge Store, and now is your time
to Imy, as you can get them at
wholesale prices.
Great Cures proved by thousands
of testimonials show that Hood's iSnr
sapariUa possesses power to purify,
vitali/o and enrich the blood.
Hood's Pills arc the onlf pills to
be taken with Hood's Sarsaparilla.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
English Spavin Liniment re
moves all Ilatyl, Soft or Calloused
Lumps and Blemishes from horses,
Blood , Spavins,' Curbs, Splints,
Sweeney, Hing-Bone, S t i 11 e s,
Sprains,- a I 1 Swollen Throats,
Coughs, etc. Save $50 by use of
one bottle. Warranted the most
wonderful Blemish Cure ever
known. Sold by Dr. F. L. Zemp,
Druggist, Camden, S. C.
|iVous Onr ^?rro^ponileittp.
* Tiller's Ferry.
What TJio Chroniclo'is Fast Becoming.
? Dear Mr. Editor; ? Once more
aHct a continued absence I will
try WJ givo yon a few dots as The
Ci^nicle is fust becoming the best
paper for young people with the
educational column. Wo don't
think we could wcil get nloug with
out it and of course our worthy
Shpt. of JKducation must bo ooi*<
gratulated for furnishing euoh
bright and instructive , reading and
especially the issue wher? he said
teach music. J can vouch for my
self that it is a sad regret that I
never had the chance to attend
school where the teacher, wouid
ever think that singing was a ben
?? III. 1 remember going to. one
,teaCh?;f who was constantly sing
i.Mg.sQirething that was not lit for
the youth and even older pupils toj
listen to.
Lagripp is very prevalent in this
section scarcely one family has es
caped it. Dr. B. L. Norwood is
kept pretty busy, hi fact he has
nearly broko himself down. It
would bo too long a space to per
sonate thoee that are ill with
lagiippe and pneumonia, sufllcu it
to say not one iu ten has escaped.
With sadness we report- the
death of Miss June Stoke*, she
was J>nly ill a short time^with
pncVmonia and succumbed to tio
disease Monday, the 8th in-U- Iler
remains weie laid to lest, iu tlic
family graveyard by the i ? J ?_* >f
her father who departed Ibis life
several years ago. She leaves a
large circle of relatives and a h'*sl
of friend* Trrtnqurn her death with
whom we deeply sympathize.
A limine in henven
An Ihe sufferer lies, \
On her bed of pflin,
And upliftn her evo?.
To Mint bright homo
What n joy is given, 9
With the blessed thoughts
Of a hoino in heaven.
A liome.in heaven
Whon our^rjcnils nro flue!
To the choorlop# Klooin
Of the tnoulderiugdead.
' ^Ve wait in hope
On the promise given.
Wfi.Wj.ll meet tip there
In our homo in heaven.
Mr. ?J. Ij. Cnmpbelle arid Mien
LKtHijia Galloway, hotli of this burg,
<vere united in tlic holy t?nnds r?f
matrimony on Sunday, the 14th
iuat., at Pilgruqft Reel church, Rev.
Geo. Oatoc official i rig. We extend
,our congratulationaiand may they
hive a long and hpppy life.
Mr; T. C. Ntlfton ttf JJFBT city
mil Mii? KmmA Gardner, daugh
ter of H*:r. J, W. Gardner* of This
place was married on Sanday the
14il? in**.* ~T? tliis happy .yonng
.roople we heartily extend congrat
I uTatloqK
IWff M * pilKr i ma go .of
friendship and |??Ye? ?
Till Ihkjiiipl wbUrxr their
jfrftt# fo ll?V6r
Watery of
hM moved to ihft linrg and w|?I
run ? liirpeoiine JmtiifeA*. Swell
tboroojth.gofng ten m Mr. Ws?
?rr* I* w?|co??<mI v?ry moch llf onr
- rv-'
??!t? Aiico ?rnw Groft',
t)M he?? Vt?Hi?ijr frlt'n.f* Rflf! jrV,l?V
^ c^wT#V Brown Kve?>
jga tw ii< wil( b ? re a Mother Lf.?f
L - " V.- -X< ???-* -." ' T'1 ? *-*?'* ;"V>^ " "?**>! - ? ' ,1
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Wo can save you money and W K Vk' Our business has reached such largo 0
proportions that wo can afford to cut our profits oven closet than wo lu\yc in tlio pust , and
W'K WILi, Our maunder has instructions to
yj*UQt<
v.
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& * ' 'i k
That's honest. and (air, ami while we IflliJ&'Jr have the .cash for our goods wo 'W B liTj
WAVJK )on money in your pureh>is*>8.
y*y
We have boon told Camden was a bettor market since we opened hero, and we believe
it's true. '
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Our special sale of shoes is goim* on. . llvnd's best $4.00 lor $'UK) > 1 1 ?? quality ol
calf, and splendidly made, a- FINE shoe.
Then the Ladies Zebra French Dongoln, button shoe, /\-l made by Roch< stor Shoe Co.
#1.76.
Again an elegant Pongola in small numbers, 3 to -1 1-2 sold at wholesale for &l.^r> and
you can have them for same price.
Andiwc add another. "The Daisy" a Gent's lace shoe any size, at only O.N; KOUNI)
DOLLAR for each pair,
THESE A HE UAltG-fYlNS? We may sell our guods for Ickm than novel li.-i-d ??mi never
for more. Come and see.
" mil 1 VII.'I.MIT J
Jnq. C. Cxireton, Mjr.
4 / ...
N. B.? Mr. Juo. C. Curetou will hereafter act as manager of our popular house in Cam
den in Mr. J. T. Mackey's place, ? A. Hi'own.
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North for t ho Summer. Hope alio
will return early next Fnll to pro
claim tlie gla.l tidings of great Joy
Experienced in the North.
Guess wo had better close as it
really seems that Miss Hluo Kyee
will bo Mrs, Hluo Kves shortly.
With beet wishes to all.
Aunt Polly.
? ? Lucknow.
Mr. Editor: ? As I have beer, si
lent for some limo 1 will agaiu en
deavor to i vo you a few dots for i
/ our bl ight and newsy ^columns,
although news is as scarce as lien's
tooth. V~'V
Farmers are lurd down making
preparations for another crop.
We aro sorry to'report the death
of Miss Jane SjLokns which occurred
the 8th Inst. Wo extend our'
heartfelt, sympathies to the berea.v- '
ed ones.
Mr. Lut'.icr Douglas, of Chester- .
Piel^, liana iloutishing school nearj
1 l) Vfl jllllCH;
IVu think the" column of the1
i\ of (education is very inter- j
ng. . ... ..
Mi m. M. H ill is yisiling her
father, Mr. H. !S tokos, who is
very ill with typhoid pneumonia.
Grippe is rtiging in ihls section
[ don't think u family has hardly
escaped. i >, ?. *
1 see that Histor Drown Wyes has
-wokti up Ag'iiu. wo are glad t<? hour
fro uk her.
Mr*. VV. C. RalolilFe is vimprov
itiir. *
'Am mAvg is scarce. I will close
If pirij; to wr'te again soon.
ltlue Eyes .
. . Biahopvdlo.
' .Daar piirouicle: ? li has boon n
lone, lime sinco I last nppcar
od iu \ (?nr dear old columns, but
I n 11 At. 1. 1 1 n t I may slid claim my
place among your many correspon
dents. [With pleasure. ? Ed.]
We-' are having leal boring
Weather now, which reminds us
that Winter is ulmost gone, hut it
has carried with it. .many of our
dearest friend#, among whom was
a bright and noble young man, Mr.
Ohorjey MeLood I have known
hint from childhood and to my
mind Ms lflr<r~tt>n??k like the snow
Hake, which leaves a mark but not
a stain. T.t.Ms hereavod ftfmilv,
especially hia aged mother, wo ten
der'our sincere heartfelt sympathy.
*Mi*s Estelle Barrett has return
ed ho nil' after a pleasant visit to
her Un?do at Newlon, N. C.
MinJ lola Young, of Mayesville,
is visiting Mrs. Tom Mu'un, of tliis
nlnee. J .... ** .
f'-vo? ? I m m
Mr. K. D. Anderson, of Cordova,
S. C., apcnt a few cftiys lust ..wolc
in Itifthopvillc, judging from ap
pearances* a [fair of blue eyo* wait
the aitractfon.
A dance- wae siven on Inat Fil
?lay ?ig)Vt , l?y Miewa ?nd
Rale Caroea, complimentary to
Mi?? 'Lillian Galloway, of Ionia,
who lins Ucen visit. ng hor ni?l?r
WLri. W.. Da Uarne#. The ronsi? w*e
J ?) 9 ?? l^oautiful all aeerhcd lo
?njny tj?? dance very rouob.
Well, I most qnlt now,
Siater Vivian, you muat write
you ?od I; MAM en
J^gf ewcfcr. ottier,?;1etf^ri trm if no
?>??c hut ! s.ts r.f^syb
glad to heai1 from ai.l of the d'jr
oM co?pa(x?n'.leni#. v
^ ; yt 1 1*; dmi; -w f flftrw
hvr. y v i Oliwv^ ;
L". . .j. ? _?2Ki ?? - -
TRY BEFORE YOU BUY!
A Gold Plated Gent's flandsonie tai-Wiiirtii Watch
Sent on 10 Days' Trial.
You pay the Express Agent $2.4 7 and express charges
and wear the watch 10 days. If not as giod a timekeeper
as any watch in your town or your town clock, return it . to
the Express agent, and lie will refund your money and
send the watch backbit our expense. A Gold Plated
Ohain and Charm 3<Ve. The. watch is sent in a beautiful
plush casket, making it very suitable for HirtluHy or Holi
day Presents. 'Sena order on Postal CaTtl.and ?ay Vvhery
your neatest express office is located. /
Order Now! - -i4Lg??!>n i,\4 VV rintedi
irtoiw mm oo, ' No
t- ? ,
very fur bulling with tlwi^'yto/>rk on
account of ho"' much. wet weather
and \yo. nrcTrroir very nhxloua to ?W
??ld Soi afctfin. Til ti out crop in do- j
in^.Wtoli now.
Wo tu p ul[ >*i njc : iiiake u i
hig crop of llcccy staple.
Many marriage^ have taken I
place lately but. many have con-!
eluded to wait until his girls ?nys i
yes. It may be, a gloomy prospect :
to tnlic care of our better half by !
railing five cents cotton, lint jnatiy j
will risk #1 1 of tlii* nod of course '
l but is nothing but right.
It sooiuh a* if llpf gloat tidal
wave of LaGrippe'has about t>ub
sided.
A!is? Siillin Norwood is visiting
friends in this section.
Miss Bailie Knf zmi;;{er Iiiib re
turned home. , ,
Mr. Warren Kntzminger will
leave tomorrow for Kentucky where
he exp"vis to finish bis course <?r
study ferine ministry. We wish
him much suceesM. J. L. G?
When tlio queen of Italy enters j
a to do Iter jrijC., the
rrc e.lojn.'f nnd lira public ex
cluded until alio baa left.
Itch on hitman, innn#o on horses,
dogs unci oil Htnck, cured' in 30
minutes by Wool ford's Sai'ilary
Lotion. Tliii never fnilw'.' So'ld by
Dr. 1<\ L. Zeinj), Diuirgiat, CuindeDr
S. C.
NOTICE
OF THE MEETING OF 'WIGTOWN
SHIP BQAR|>80F.A89E830i<S.
Office of County Auditory Ker?I>aw
County.
Camden, , Feb. &. 1807.
. Notice is Uerjrby #ivtm tii?t tlio Town
ship B?aro? of will niecior*
n weclJ?l<>w; ...
I>cKalb Townahlp, Friday, Feb. M,
\WiT? *
? Unffalo Township, Monday, March
.-Water- Torri, Fri<;?j, aiarctfc
5, I B97w ? ?
??Tin' mc?1n fen trllLlrifehifee hrfi* nt tjfea'
trfMce of (he Oonn j rtif n r. ?>?>'- . .3
juke not fro And, gov&in 4 0?oW>J>o1v^V-?k^
; grilC '.UUl.tj mmiUr WiUftlUalw. Ufa!
- >?
SHOES,
DRY GOODS,
AND
GROCERIES^!
rji ? i
If ho I can pleaae-you. I
have just" 'raceiveil n fuJI line of
SPUING DRESS GO(Jl)S,
HLEAC1HNG$
AND NOTIONS.
Mv assortment of COLOR
ED DilESS SHIRTS AND
NECK WAKE in complete.
M y ' Spring stock of SftOES,
i lived
^ In GROCKItl KS I offer BAr
- ' - r - -z-HZZ-U *M
CON and HAMS,
SUQAjC COFFEE, RI?5'i
t ?i??nCL
flJBtt. il OAXTKY,
H 1 1 < ? .1 <: TV S. A KISBt
CAHDEff. S aC. _ |
jV I" .a ? "h Si'-o - i' ? miy Style, nml tt
pcrtoaj fit. u i u ; /YIko, repair
in# y.tV's})..>i; ivAia, ' >l)op is in
tbo ivnr <>( /.< ui!], | sloro,
Oct. 30th,* 181W. v
! Looking For BARGAINS In
Dr. A. WEINBERG,. L
Dentist, ? \
OFFICIO OV KU HANK OF OAMPTCN. \
Htfl'Hu 9 to I : 3(|?j ?i to 6 :H0.
DR. I. H. ALEXANDER, 1
Dontist.
pradiiato of tho IMtUftilolpalft
Do lit a I Colics Session 1876-77,
OF KICK HKOA'I) 8TUKGT,
Qmm% s; c.
Two doors 8pm- h of Tho CuvcMJ
icjo ,Qii(fo?
Trespass Notice,
AH persons are horohy ftt riotly forbid
iUmi to i.respass upon my lands about four
nt.il ono littif in i Irs South-oast of (,'amdoii
lor llio purpose t<t hauling wood, hunting
or in any other way whatsoever. Parties
found violating (Ins notice will ho dOalt
with to t 10 full extent of tho law.
Ool 98, '()(}. \). (} ASKING
Important to Colofed Teach
ers.
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A special normal class in tho Colored
Kvaie relieve, ( tr.nugoburg, S. 0, will
open Mail h .Int. comlnuiVg eight weeks,
, 'I lit- special nit i action to bo offered to
floored lt'r< .-In- rrurift ?r tho flint tpno in this
Stifle, will heVKngliidi and American
literature, ui^flor Dr. W. R. A- Palmorj
Idstoiy mid civil yoyornmont, under Dr,
M . W . (illbert ; popular nlksAn hotnnv,
i -hcmislry and agrieulturo, by Nr, J. "\V.
I {oilman ; aa'rnnomical geo^rapln' and
stereoptico.i hotures, by Prol 8,
Wilkinson ; iuim| studies and acionco
and lir! of education, by Prof. I. .N. Cur
dosso ; lunuiUi^e, diawing ami penman
ship, l>y Miss L, lb Fordhnm: calisthen
itv. Mid pi ,\ni,-?d < uitOlc, by .Mit-H IK.
S ma Mp , arithmetic and algebra, by Mr.
N. O. A' i x r.ml .Mr. It. J)oiigiaa; reading
and vocal diill, by Mica A It. Stewart,
and or thrgrapjiy and ot thocpy, by Miss
J. Ale bane.
All other cliiase* open likewise.. Tub'
tiou free. Other expenses fcO tfO . per
month. For ' furtlier information, ad*
dross Prof. 1. X, Cnidozin ,y
Cortillcntoa Of HcKistriUion luulpr tlio
old law aro void. ? Everybody must ,,
rogistor. ? On ami after. Duccinbor llrst,
* 18UG, tlio Hooks of liogititrutiou will
f' he opened and kept open for Tlneu
j Successive I >*?y? for tlio .registration "
of voters Otiliilcil lo r? jj 1 st r a ( i on \ i n <1 (Vr
the .Constitution ? For tlio information '
of this People attention ^called tp tlio ;
following provisions X>f tlio now law, ?
approved tlio Fifth day of MarcTi, lft00?*v
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I OP KICK OK I
Ol'- Ki;(lJHTllATlUX,
K hush aw County. . . ?
Ca.\:i>kn, ,S. C., Novkm?ki{ 2$, 1896. J
Tho htiokft of vu^iKt'ratioM shall bo
opened by tbo Hoard on tho first- Mon- 1
iloy. in April, 18DG at tlio Court ltdnao
in oneh County , ifiul kept opoii for v at
lonsL six oonsovutiVo ' woeks. Tbe'y
hIkiII bo opened iiRnin itt tho Court H^uso
i?n tho first Mbndnys in Juno, .Inly,
Rust and Septtynbor, A. I)., 1P00, flj>d
kept open tiontinualiy for ut least one
week In each of snld months. They Khali
be Honed thirty days before the general
eU'otion in i KJPiV . A ftot4!<mcrai-alEniloJii?
in 189(5, the Hooks of, It ojfis tra lion ,.phn I |r.-y
bo opened on tho flrnt Mondny of pncli ;
month hM ho Court llouso AiwVkept
i'oi three &uccei?8iYo days in each month
until thirty days bt;foro tho election, in..: ~
18'J8, when they shall bo clofl^il until
tho said Renornl election' shall l-avo 'Uk- ;i;
? nken place, Tlie.#fliee nnd books must M
bo kept onon from 0 o'clock in tho ft>re- /
noon until .8 o'ciftok in tho afternoon*
.. The bonni of rHgTsfrntinn in tho/'jifdce;
<>f tJ^e of nil rttvpltoBnty for ' .
rrjdsfrutioi'i rijf(o~Tan# 171808^ Up io<lrtn?. r*'::
! . 18!>8, t'vory male eluzen of this RtAto ?
and of tho Unitcil StnUt*, 2\ vcurn
of fljze.^vho is pojjni ullQt, in rfQif bB$jwtZZ.
Iict-A p?Mj)fr stipportLcl atxhc .publuucx?,?.?
tityl I n not CO nfi ft <V<1 it) ahypulMio
pi toon . niiti \vl?o Iiu8 notjlicpu " c'oii v
ot lMirgliuy, or?o?>, pbtfAning .. goods or
money under falso j>ro\enc?s< pei'|dryvJV?
'orgcry, robbery, UriiH-ry,; ; nuum-ry,
iWferhcul Inir*.
s'.oley irondu, hrcni.il of irust widi,jfirtuid
nlrnt intent, fornication , Mtdomv, incest,
neflanltwith intent- to rifvfah, mifcc^ciifl
lion, larceny, or crimes nirnln?t the
tion law*, and ?,vbo uliall have been u re^-V
iilent ill this Stafo Jwo y * a |> i#
ininiMterfl in charge of, o rga n i ssodjbti mrctu|jjV '
and toucher# of public /(Hioolfli and Vliey
nftcr nix niontliH rcHliftuico in tlio" 8tl(i>, )'"
u resident in thn couiifiFtor six months*
and in tlio polling prccinct foiir inrVntlii,',
him*, who can read any vccHoii : Jh Om .
O-MiHtltiition of -1800, or can , understand
ami explain ?ny section of paid Oonati
tution when read to him hy tli? regirttra- .*?
tion officor or oflicera, shall bo eiifMTed>
lo registration ami 'ifcnme an ? iiku^er
niion application for such r?ciarratiun? i
Ira person hna
I the critnea above mentioned, a .pardon ..
j of the Governor remove# tho 1
[cation. . - -
P. in case nny^hdimr who wjll Jifcornn
twenty-one^ earn after Tho ctoHtng
I of the r^ks of Restoration and llifoia .
" * " ? ? *? ?? ? j
tilO vIcctiyWmYliOt^mM^m.njanjiu
to register, makr* application under oiitft'
showing In* is <pmliliod to register, tho
HunnlH Mfinll rfgiHlcr, fiucti r'pplirant bo
f<r>r?i the cloning of tn* hook*. v,
- Any qoillficatiou a* im~
?lector-will he completer! After thifi 'clotf
Ifig of tlio Kf gilt ration BooVg t.ut befbro
tl?.e nextclection shutl !>* v^thlTilchfc to
Apply lor ? j>( t iiMiivn^FnT^ -
Registration J'ooks, upon a1.: *ppTtrttk>|i',
under oath to the /uet? cptillinghimto
such regkfrfllfctt,