The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 12, 1897, Image 3
WARNING.
Wo wjih to caution all umaofSimmona
Liver Regulator on a subject of the deepeat
iritvroat and Importance V> their health?
perjiap* their lives. The solo proprietors
ami makera of Siramona Liver Regulator
' learn that cuatoiwera aro often deceived by
buying and taking wme medicine of a
similar appearance or Taste, behoving it t<$
be Simmons Liver Regulator. We warn
you that unless the word Regulator ia on
t ho. package or bottle, that it is not Simmon*
Liver Regulator. No on? else makes, or
ever has made Simmons Liver Regulator, or
anything called Simmona Livor Regulator,
but J. If. Zeilin A Co., and no medicine made
by anyone o'.so is the same. We alone can
ip'ut it up. and we cannot be responsible, if
f other medicines represented aa the Mflje do
i)p.t he li> you as yo^jo led to expect they
will. Boar this (act well in mind, ir you have
boon in tho habit of using a medicine which
von supposed to bo Simmona Liver Regula
tor, because the namo was somewhat like
it, and the paokago did not havo the word
Regulator on it, you have boon imposed
upon and have not been taking Simmons
Liver Regulator at all. The Regulator has
been favorably known for many years, and
all who u*o it know how necessary it is for
) Fever and Ague, Bilious Fever. Constipa
tion, II*adaohe, Dyppepsia, and all disorders
arising from a Diseased Liver.
Wn aek you to look for yourselves, and
see that Simeons Livor Regulator, which
^ ou can readily distinguish by the Red 'A
on wrapper, and by our name, is the only
m du ino callod Simmons Livor Regulator.
J. H. tKILIN A CO,
Take
Simmons Liver Hegulalor .
Goal Iwi,
M A 11. 12, 1897
Lost. '
Ono largo spotted bow lout on
the W ate rue swamps, noar the Iron
bridge. Any Information lending
to her recovery will bo duly re
warded. Information to bo left at
The Chroniclo office.
Meeting of the United Confederate
Veterans.
.^There will be a meeting of the
United Confederate Veterans at
_QpqI Spring on Saturday, March
20th at 11 a. m. A full turnout is
earnestly desired as there is soine
Important business to be transact
ed. By order of
C. C. Halle*
Commander.
Married.
Miss Lena Rose and Mr. L. 1)
Kvaus tfrere joined in holy roatri
_moriy ou Suuday ni&htt 28th of
Fj*b., at the home of, the bride.
The Rev. Mr. Perrv officio ted. The
waiters were Mr. J. T. Itose a u
Miss Nannie McDonell, Mr. J. M
Butler and Miss a Maggie Kviiiir,
After the tfinrringe au elegant sup
pei; was served which every one
seemed to enjoy very much. Mav
the voyage of the young coupl?
through life bo ono of ha^pincpf
and prosperity Arid at laat receive
the reward which is laid up for
those who are faithful unto the
end. x x
Of Interest to Pensioners,
w
At the Inst session of the General
Assembly some important changea
. jfrere mndoJp the pension law ??f the
SCate. In consequence of this Comp.
troller General Norton is now send
f njpr <o all county auditors copies of
the following circular letter :
Dear Sir : The general assembly.
aMfs last cession passed an act pro
viding for new county pens on
boards aml_. for township .pens on
It^MrdS'^IiJi^cJions will bo held in
' ?*pl> township to elect township
. boards a' a timo and pfaco to be fix.
?.iil by. the -county boards.
- tenet you a copy of the act as soon
as jt is printed.
Convened Again.
The Harmony Literary Society
net in Sandy Runn school house,
.... on 26 ult.? with the President, .J.
A. Grigsfcy, In the obair. After titcj
'tegulnr opening exercises and an i
invitation for membership the fol-'
~ lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing three months: President,
Willie H. Goff; Vice-Prest, L. I).
fCvaas; Seoretury T? ..M. Mattox ;
Kxecutlvo Committee, J.'A. Grigs
by, J. T. Rose and Miss LHlie
Grigsby. After the election of the
2' ibof? named officers the program
jor tbe night was taken up.
1. Recitation, by Master" John
.Sessions.
? $. Recitation? Look up, not
? "tlowni by. Miss MFnnie Butler.
3. Recitation? Good night, good
morli|ngT by Miss Lixeie Mnttox.
4. Recitation ? Oft in the stilly
Bight* by Miss Viola Motley,
5.V Recitation ? Candy Pull.lng?
^y Mr. Grigsby Sessions.
0. Dialogue? Tbeold Bachelor,
by-Milfes Jyle and Li I lie Grigsby.
7, pebat?, Rtsolvefl that old
MLb$ohefor? sqd old^mafcfs are a nui
? nee to SocietyiV whe speakers
|fBriil?iilive were Messrs. J.
Grigsby and R. P. Odum. Tbe
(?tiffl.sras discussed by . Wllhe
fftiff and II r. L. B. Sessions.
Judges appointed were Messrs.
"** m1P. U. HtAler a off Miss
igsby, who ddttded fa ^
4* toegatlve. Tie speaks ts
aides discussed life SB*
- ?? : '
rviety seems to l?e #?Ow
the number of applicants
m
Attention Fairmml
If you want l-\ rtilUern cheap,
call at the Gilt ftdye Store.
Dca'I Tob*e?o Spit and 8moW Your Life Away.
If you want to ?ult tohavco using easily
and forever. b?uiiaao well, strong, uiuguotlo,
full of how lifo nud vigor, tuko NoToBuc,
the woudor-workor, that makes weak men
strong. Many gain ton pounds In t*>n days.
S?ver 400,000 ou rod. Buy No-To-llao of your
ruggiat, undor guarantee to ouro, ftw or
?1.00. Booklet nnd ??nu?lo walled froo. Ad.
Sterling MowodyOo.jClucugo or Now York.
West Wotoreo.
We have a good school oyer
hero; Mr. J. W. I)ur\n ia the toaoh
Mr. W. L. Jones line returned
from Columbia where ho h ?? jH" ' *??'??!*
since tho meeting of the JN?>yisla
ture.
Mr. C. A. Smith U ti) 1 ill l?nl
wo hope he will soon bo well up a in.
Tho Rev. S. I). Bailey preaches
at St. John's on the 1st and 3rd
Sabbaths, r Fox Hunter.
Jbon'tNocdJJCominiSBions
Tho ippoiutments for nil Town
Ah i p Conuniasioneie throughout
tho State have been sont tc Hu m,
hut many aro writing back (<> tho
Governor for their commissions.
As a mattor of fact, they do not
have to receive such a commission,
but simply have to go beforo t lie
Clerk of Court and take the oath
of ofllce. This information is of
ficial and is published for tho ben
efit of those concerned. ? Columbia
Register.
Some Good Business Rules and Facts.
Order is the first law of a place
f business ; lack of it- would be
too trying to temper and wasteful
of time. There can be no good
reason for disorder nor idleness,
and neither will bo tolerated.
Be neither too soon nor too late;
be ready promptly at tho right
time to begin the work of tho day.
"Well begun is half done."
Make welcome all who deserve
it; but do not encourago idlers to
stay after tho courtesies are pussed.
- r$?our'f>laeo of business should be
clean and kept clean, for safety
and comfort, as well ?s to plea*?
those who deal witl^you. Notrafh
should be put elsewhere than in
wa?te-bas)te(s or metal cans, which
ought to be carefully emptied in a
safe place every nighU,at closing
time.
Always be on guard against evil
doers, without making it notable.
It will not do to forget that there
aro black sheep jn/aVery flock.
Tho day's labor is not to be
counted a task to get rid of, but ti
worthy use of time for the general
good as well as your own.
The smoker iB always a nuisance
in a busy place, and often a terror,
especially the cigarette fiend. Arid
like unto him is tho man who
breathes liquor. Keep thft.m away
from you, and oiF the premises, if
you can.
Attention to social n-Qf private
matters is not in oidjgi^uljTing bus
iness hours. Ki ' V>
< Waste is always needless and
foolish. Do all 3 on can .tafpreve'ftl
it.
Do your very best always, but
never believe you cannot better It
-r? "
When you have Nothing to sov,
hold your tongue. There is enough
talk already.
Svtiop you slip up own up. Make
no excuses, for a good excuso is
worfce than none, but be sure to do
better next time*
. ' lie ready ?nd wiHln? to advise
all who ask, but never oll'er advice.
Give every one his full due in
courtesy, avoiding slip-shod famil
iarities of speech.
Loss. beyond recovery should be
charged off and forgotten ; for the
lapse of time and wear and tear
aro resistless and not to be worried
over.
Neglect to pay wnfces when due
would be considered outrageous,
but the wage-earners sometimes
are neglectful between pay-days.
~-ln all your dealings tell the truth
only. A reputation for strict
truth fulness andTuirnesa is a g rea t
possession.
One should drc9s as well as pos
sible on his means, Mid in quiet
taste.
?*Wast? not,. want notr~4* -ene.of
the best old sayings, and has a
very wide application, as you will
eee on thinking it over.
A man's work is hardly worth
having when hejias to be watched.1
A still tongue In a wise head.
Be scrupulously frank and lair
in all -your dealings. If you hive
hot the trait by natureirwlll come
by practl&feiJind b* 4 comfort pg
you. * V V
U wortb ;dol?ir at: a? ?
worth dflisji
RetnembaV ? *?
^whatbadS^jjsotirwfci
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TU lfc?? f?W ??d 1pm*.
. Vdver^ed Letter*. j
For w\uk ceding Mar. 7. 1NU7:;
Mamie lwuiger?, .lost phlne ' ilho.jil,
llitt, K oh j* Hull, Jiuin
HttmplonAC A .1 Audeison, Louisu
Btlsbon, l\??n?!lit.n Humphries.
(?, ?J. Shannon, If, M.
Religious Inclination of Tho Members
of Tho General Assembly.
Tho l?c{?'slativo Directory ftlvos
tho following RtatOIUOlit of ' 1)0
Church membership and inclination*
of tho members of Iho Genewil As?
semblv :
SENATES
Methodist? -1 U so inclinod 3,
Baptist.? 7, K<) inclined 2.
Presbytorian ? 1, so incline*) 1.
Episcopal ? 3.
Associate Koform Prosbyteri <n ??
Lutherans ? 1.
Second Advent;sts ? 1.
Catholic ? 1.
y HOUSE,
Methodist ? 87, so inclined *1.
i Baptists ? 32, ?o incline^.}).
Presbyterians ? -18, so inclined y. 1
Episcopalians ? 8, so inclined 3.
Christian Church ? 4.
Associate Koform Presbyterian. ?
4.
Lutherans ? f>.
Protestant Episcopalians ? 1.
Second Adventistn ? 1.
African Methodist Episcopalians.
Good Grit.
The Spartan rofives this story of
ft revolutionary veteran buried in
Spartanburg county:
"JobImw Hawkins. a revolutionary
soldier, had fought in the bat tie. of
Brandy wine; had boon wounded and
captured by tho enemy, but had been
roleased on parole. While home he
began to scent tho breeze that pro
ceeded tho gathering 9torm atKin^'s
Mountain; and like tho racer t mined
to thA track, the first notes of pre
paration aroused a spirit within
which could not be easily restrained.
That spirit got tho better of his mor
al principle, and in flagrant violation
of the terms of his parole, he hasten
ed toward the sc&he of tho coining
conflict, and arrived in timo to bear
a gallant part in tho bottle of Kind's
Mountain. Ho carried a loaden hall
in his, flush as long as he lived, and
requested that after his death it
should be extracted; .adding that ho
did not want to bo buried with Brit*
ish load in him. His request wm
complied with. He wa<* buried wbh
tho honors of tho war, Captain Cole
man Wood, a soldier <?( 1812, com
manding company, and KdV? John
CJ. Landrum, tho ofllciail?g clergy
mat). During the funeral discourse
the preacher held up the ball in h *
hand and exhibited it t<> tho lar<je|
urowd present, which was iu 1832."
Kyervbodjr S?ys 8?.
Cascareta Candy Cathartic, the most won
derful medical discovery-of tho ago, pleas
ant and rofrvahing. to. tn*.U?W, net gently
and positively ou kidneys, liver and bowels,
cleansing tho entire system, dispel colds,
euro headache, fever, habitual constipation
and biliousness. Please buy and try a box
of C. O. C. to-day ;, 10, 25, M) cents. Sold aud
guaranteed to euro by all druggists.
MirerrniminiV!
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OKKIOK OK ,
SUI'B11VI?0RS OK llKOISYllATiO^r
Kkiishaw Coiwty.
Camhkn, 8. C., M Alton 8, 18!)7.
The Board of Rcgi&li alien forKerstiflW
C'o., will meet at the Court House in
Uaindcn. on tho Ink Mondays. Tuesdays
and Wednesdays of each month for the
purpose of registering voteis. Cfficui
hours from 0 a. in. to 8 i>. m.
W. F. KUHSKLL. Chairman,
MANNES RARON, Clerk,
J. P. RICHARDS,
Members of the Registration Board fori
Kershaw County. ~ " ? 1
Sheriff's Sale.
Soi^th Carolina ? Kershaw County.
Court of Common Plena.
Emetine Granger , et al, Plaintiff's {
, agaxnst
Louisa, Granger, Defendant ?Parti- 1
tiofi.
?
Under and by virtue cf a decree here
in. I will **- II at public outcry bofore the
Court House in Camden, 8. C.f within
the legal houre of sale on tho first Mon
doy In April Wext, the following real es
tate : That tract of land in Kershaw
County, state aforesaid, on Ou in berry
Branch, waters ef Big Timber Branch,
containing .<eventy-flve (75) acres bounds
ed North by lands of T. J." MSriTf," East
by lands of Alfred Marsh. South by
lands of Mr?. E. SMver", and West by
lands of Kebecea Marsli.
Terms of salo cash.
Alyo, under same decrce I will s<dl nt
public outcry at 12 o'clock M .on tho
next day (Tuesday,) at the Ute resi
denceTif Oliver Giruiiger, the following
personal property:' QVo (2) mules, one
one-horse wagon, thrco (3) hoffn, about
2o0 bushels of corn, about 2,000
pounds of fodder, about 200 'jt^shcls ?f
cotton seed, a lot ofpeasin the hull, and
9 lot of farming utonsils.
Term# of salo cash.
R. B. WILLIAMS,
- *- Sheritf Keishaw Co.
March 12,? td.
**?**>
1sS?Rm?JZX52S4
ggs
.SMB.
*?s
Personal
I Km est Huneli. 's"i? of Mr. W. 1*\
I UubscII, is critically ill
. Wo received n pit-asnnt call on
[lust Saturday from Mr. Willi**
Golf", of West W?u?ne, and Mr. K.
W. Graham, of tlii! Si :ilo
WiT wim'o pleased to inert in town
thirt week County Superintendent
of KdiU'iilion L. L Copland, of
I(er#lit\w Co. ? Kt'isliuw Km. 4 tli
iiiut.
Mr. J. P. (lera'd and li<llo duugh*
tor Fannio, spent a fow days in Cnm*
don tliis week.
'I'lom^cuou* Itom*
Mrs. Uonry .Ward Needier died
Monday.
A protracted mooting will com
moneo at tho Camden Baptist Church
HomO tiino soon.
The On m don Baptist. Young Poo
pie's Union will glvo an entorta?n?
mont nt tho Baptist Parsonage on
noxt Tuesday evoning the 1,0.
A Donvor man has spoilt 830,000,
Ms wholo foi'tnno, on a church, tho
consideration boing that ho in allow
ed to live in tho towor and fill the
office of sexton.
A big reduction in tho price of
ali winter dross goods ?t \he Gilt
Kdgo Store, and now is your time
to buy, as you can get them ai
wholesale prices.
Iloh on human, mange on horses,
dogs and all stock, cured in 30
minutes liy Woolford's Sanitary
Lotion. This never fails. S?ld by
Dr. F. L. Zump, Druggist, Camden,
s. c.
Great Cures proved by thousands
of testimonials show that llood's Sar
saparilla possesses power (o purify,
vitalize and enrich the blood.
Hood's Pills are the only pills to
be taken with llood's Sarsaparilla.
AH experience teaches us that
we become (hat which wo male our
solves. We strive against tho in
clination to do wrong, we strive for
the inclination to do right, and lit
tle by little wo become that for
which we strive. Every day's ef
fort makes tho struggle easier.
The Ohio River and. Charleston
Railroad Co. docs indeed mean bus
iness in its proposition to extend
tho road. Last wook it pave out, a
contract for stool rails to cover t,en
miles and tho g r ad in^vc on tracts
will be let at an early day.r;'Koek
Hill Uornjrik;
John Wunnnaiaker has said: "To
discontinue an advertisement is like
inking down a sign. That is just
the idea. You have a sign above
vour door to let people know who
you arc and where yon are and what
you are and what you are dong.
That's what your advertisement
docB Space in newspapers merely
multiplies your sign.
A now idea in jail construction ban
recent 'y been successfully tested in
Boston. In brief the schemo is to
construct tlio cells of Irtrllow pipes
and fill them with water. When ?
pipe is severed tho water escapes
and by a system of registers in the
oftico of the jail the fact is made
known as well as the particular cell
where the pipes have been attacked.
CASTORIA
for Infants and Children,
?t
English %&vin Liniment re
moves all Haul, Soft or Calloused
Lumps ami Blemishes from Ut>rses,
Blood Spavins, Curbs, Splints,
Sweeney, Ring- Bone, S t i 11 e ?,
Sprains, a I I n:?wolle n 'J hroats,
Coughs, etc. Sove $50 by use of
tine hot tie. VV arranted the most
wonderful Blemish Cure ever
known. Sold by Dr. F. L. Zemp/1
I ) i Uiiyist, Camden, S. C. h
? Prevention is better than cure.
Keep your blood jKtVe, your appetite
good and your digestion perfect by
taking Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Hood's Pill* act harmoniously with
Hood's Sarsaparilla, gcntlp, efficient.
B it sure to get Simmons IJver
ReguTsTor for your Spring Medi
cine. It's tho old, reliable that did
the, old folks so much good. Don't
let anyone persuade you to take ,
anything else instead. You can ?
alwaya'tell Simmons Liver Regula- ,
tor by the Red Z on the tankage.'
Don't forgr-t the word Regulator ? *
Simmons Liver Regulator ? better j
Lhan anything else and. sure to do
you good. ;
NOTICE
OF THE MF/STIflO OF THE TOWN
SHIP BOARDS ASSESSOR.
" ? *'
Otfic? of C<>?rity Auditor, Ker?haw
Count r.
Camden, g. 0., Feb. 23, 1897.
' TSxMfd is hereby given that the Town
?hip Bwhig of AMfilofi will meet on
(tie dates named below :
DcKaIU Townehip, Friday, Feb; 3C,
Bnflklo Town*hlp? **Oft<Lur, ILuck lr
leer, ? ? v
L;VUt Rncfc Tmildp, \VV4n<^dS7,
OMOMhipr
heM.it the f
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\NDY CATMPIIC
9 10*
as ? so ?
ABSOLUTELY
an<l booklet fr*
ALL
druggists
P TT XDHNTtfttn to euro my c?*t>of constipation. CmwM* arc Ui? M?*l I.?x?
UUAKAH I fcfcU tUe. nertr trrlp or ?rlpc,W <??? *?> M?)r nftturtlmujl*- bJ?w
1.1 KTKltl.tNn UKMV1DY CO.* (hteato. ?rtntn>?L C?n? , orNew York. _ til
TRY BEFORE YOU BUY!
A (laid Plated Gent's Mine biem-Wimliun: Watcli
Sent on 10 Days' Trial,
You pay the Kx press Agent $2.*l 7 and express charges
and wear the watch 10 (Java. If not a.s g xni a timekeeper
as any watch in your town or'your town clock-, return it lo
the Express agdnt, and ho will refund your money and
send the watch back at our expense. A Gold Plated
Chain and Charm Free. The watch is sent in a beautiful
plush casket, making it very suitable for Birthday or Iloli*
day Presents. Send order on Postal (lard, and say where
your nearest express oflico is located.
< jlrdor 'Now! Ag-on Ik Wn ntod!
imm WATCH oo, , no:
RELIABILITY
ami
enterprise
? re (wo characteristics' of a ?uctr?.
(ul business com pi n ? and wc claim
to poitcss them both. I luviriK been
long raiitblinlitril and belli# favorably
known as manufacturers of
lOOlfts, SA8H, BLINDS,
lumber and all kinriaof ornamental J
wood\vork,we point will* pride to (hi
work done for our busliKt* friends,
and request the chance to make new I
friends and cu&tomeri^ AH our L
goods bear our Kkmranttc? they are I
warranted ? aiul when purchasing!
fsom ua you gov every advantage of I
? buying direct from the maker. I
I Scnu for Pricc List. *
AUGUST A LUMItim CO.,
AUGUSTA, OA.
'Buy of
11 1>"{ . . ,
f Hvy Stirling Jh'.UUl.
(ars) '
? MANUFACTURER** OF
Doors, Sash, Blinds,
Moulding* Building Material,
Sash 'Weights and Cord.
CHARLESTON, - - V- jg. (V
, Purchase our makes, which
we guarantee superior to any
sold South, and thereby save
money. *
Window and'Fancy Glass a
specialty. June 2.9.
ARE YOU
Looking For BARGAINS In
SHOES,
DRY GOODjS,
AND
GROCERifeS?
If so I cajvsplease you. I
haye\just received a full line of
SPUING DRESS GOODS,
HLEAOfllNGS
AND NOTIONS.
My assortment of COIX7R
KD DRESS SIlIlt'JU^ND
neck w a uk ? '
My Spring stock of SHOES,
of many Styles, has just ar
rived. , . ;v . : - - :
In GROCERIESI offer B?
.... . ... ...... v - - -
CON (Mid HAMS, FLOUR,
SfUGAR, COFFEE, 1UCB,
teas^awoco?.
|PETE
GEO. U. CANTEY,
NH1 > I 3ML II
CAMDEN, S C.
iMakca Shoes in Any Stylo, find a
perfect. Jit guaranteed, Also, repair,
inf* done. on short notice. Shop is in
Ujo renr of Zcmp liros. atoro,
Oct. 80th, 180(5.
THE NEW YORK WQJJLD,
THIMUH-A-WEKK UIHTION.
18 PnjfOB a Woolc. 156 Papers a Year.
It stands lirst among "weekly" pa
pern in ?izo, froqueiit:y of pnhlicntion nn;l
freshness, variety anil felial)ili l> of con
tents.' It is practically h daily nl the
low price of u weekly; and it# vast, list
of subseriherc, extending tt> every fit ate
anil tenimry of the Union and foreign
countries, will voueli for the accuracy
and fairness of it? news columns.
It is pplenditlly illustrated and nmotiK
its special loatures arc a flnc^, humor
page, exhaustive market reports, nil the
latest fashions lor women and a lenu Be
ricH of stories ? l>y the Krcatest living
American and Koglish authors,
Con an Doyle, deronio K. Jerome,
Stanley Woyinan, M".ry K. Wilkins,
Anthoiiv Hope, Hret llarto,
Ilrnnder Mntliews, "Kto.
We oiler The New York York World
and The Chronicle together one year tor
$1.7r>.
$1800.00
GIVEN AWAY TO INVENTORS.
$ 1 50.00 every month givep away to any one who ap
plici through ua for the most meritorious patent during i
the month preceding. J
We secure) the best ijatont# for ourolli>??!, |
Hfid the object of this offer in io encourage inventors to
i>c?t track of their brir.ht idea*. At the same time we
wish to impress upon the public the feet that :
rr *S THE SIMPLE, TRIVIAL INVENTIONS
THAT YIELD FORTUNES,
such at the '?Car-win Jow " which can be easily slid up
and down without breaking the passenger's back,
"sauce pan," " collar-biitrtm," "nut-lock, "little
stopper, and ? thotwaryr oih'r YittTd things that most
any one can find a way ft f improving ; and these simple
inventions axe the onoslimt bring largest mums to the
author. Try to think oisome thing to invent.
IT IS NOT SO HARD AS IT SEEMS.
Patents taken out through us recti re special notice in
the" National Recorder, published at Washington,
V. C., which is the best newspaper published io America
in the interests of inventors. We furnish ? year's sub*
scription to this journal, free of cost, to all our fjjents.
We also ad vertite, free of cost, the invention eacns>6Kth
which wins our $ijo prize, and hundreds of thousands
of copies of, (fee "National Recorder," containing a
sketch of the winner, and a description of his invention,
will be scattered throughout the United States among
capitalists and manufacturers, thus bringing to their
attention the merits of the invention.
All communications regarded strictly confidential.
Address
JOHN WEDDERBURN & CO.,
Solicitors of American and Foreign Patents,
618 F Street, N.W.,
Box 385. Washington, D. C.
I?r* A '<fir4Hee ? tdltor poftr. Writ* J?r our
S<>J agt /a mfh I it, FREE. '
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..m Ain> **? 'ctnui
To tub Ewto* : ? I have anabsolute
remedy for Consumption. By Us timely use
IlKHisands of hopeless cases have been already
permanently cured. So proof-positive am I
of its power that I consider H my duty to
\md two bottUs frtt to those of your readers
who have Consumption, Throat, Bronchial or
Lung Trouble, If they wW write me their
express and postoffice address. Sincerely, v
T. A. fLOCOBf, M. C* TO ltort ft* Xnr T?rfc.
The Editorial and BoshiMf Management of
this I'aoer UuamoUe Uda geeereee PwwUlOB.
1HATHUSHEK"? Th> Plimp for a Lffafoa.
Dr. A. WEINBERG, '
OJFICK OVM'luuWuV OAMDF.N. r /
1 1 nuns 0 to 1 : 30 : 8 to 6:30.
DR. I. H. ALEXANDER,"
Dentist.
Grnduato of the Philadelphia >v
Dental College, Session 1870-77,
OKKIOK BltOAD STRKKT,
(V J> Camdkk, S. 0.
. \Two doors South ofTUo Chroia* -
iclo Offico.
Trespass Notice,
All persons are horohy strictly forbid*
den to tiospuss upon my lands about four
nt. (I one-half miles South-east of Camden
for the purpose of hauling wood, hunting'
or in any other way whatsoever. Parties
found violating this notice will bo dealt
with to tvie full extent of the law.
Oct. !}$, '00. R. GASKINS. ^
|
Important to Colored Teach- ; "
ers.
A special normal class in thp Colorod,
State College, Orangeburg, S. O., will'
open March 1st, continuing eight weeks.
The special Attraction to bo offered to
colored t Oct- hern for tho first tjmo in this
State, will be English and American
literature, under l>r. W. It, A. Palmer ;
history and civil government, under Dr?
M. W". Gilbert; popular ttlks on botany,
chemistry and agriculture, by Dr. J. \y,
Holl'man ; agronomical geography and
stercopticon lectures, by Prof ^B. ... S. -
Wilkinson ; mind studios am) scionco
and art of education, by Prof. I, N. Car
dozo ; lanyuugo, drawing and penman
ship, by Miss L. B. Kortlhnm; calisthen
ics and physical culture, by Miss S. V.
I Sinn lis, arithmetic and algebra, by Mr.
N. 0. Nix and Mr. H. Douglas ; reading - ^
and vocal drill, by Miss A U. 8 to war
and orthography and orthoepy, by MIsS
J, Mclamo. J
All other classes open likowUo. Tui
tion free. Other expenses $0.t>0 per
month. For further information, ad
dress Prof. I, N. Cnrdozo,
Easy Rtfnnlngk Truest Bearers.
Rigid frame* Handsome Outlines*
THE LUNGREN
Special $65^00
HIGHEST GRADE THAT
MON E Y CAN PRODUCE
Sent C.O.D., prlvllefire of exam
ination on receipt of ^5. If not
accepted #? r?i?r*e6 few f:Tprc55Mfe.'
The Other Fel
low
?
Could'ttsike t hem? we
did. It was a snap.
BOOO PIECES
Crockery. ^
We bought 'em right and ~
here's aur^olccs: " " 7
Cups and saucers at 25, 35,
39c, per set.
Pbites 25, 35, 39 find 48c,
per set.
Soup platen 3l5_ ja nd^Oa^
BCt. ' S.
Covered dishes 39, 45 and ~
58e.
Large ment dishes 10, 13
and 15C. -
Medium w/ish howls and -
pitcher* 69c. I.ni ge 89o, 98o
#1.16. .
G !?ss wore, Pipe*, taekei Cot* ?;-;
fery,lVrtM,P?p?r,
8ctool I'ada, Pcncib, Notfe**. gg
? PWrigon