Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

jjjlie (jutfSeti (jhrctyiele* V o HM8HKI) K VK UY ~K Ull) AY HY ? ? ? w. Xj: MrDQWBI.T . OAMDKN, H (3., J HI A' 2.V, 1KD7. SunsoKii'TioN .Hatkm : ? Ono year, fl.00. ?tx mont lis, AOticuta; tlireo'niontliH, SJ"> con!.*, In ndVunco. IIatkh vok Apvkktini^o Ordinary transient advertlainentH, lir.st insertion $1.00 par 8?|uaie ; each sni.HOunent in sertion 60 coiPa per topiare. CuhIi rule* fur Wa.iU, l.oat and Found, Afl.', not exceeding llvo I iocs, 2~> con ts ouch Insertion ami ft cents per lino [or Oftfll* additional lino. Business locals, 6 cents per line each in - sorllon. , Official and loyal notloea nt the rato nl lowod hy law. Hates for contract advertising will l?<* h n - nonnced upon application at thootlicc, ? Coinpiunlual ions wilhj/o published when of inloroKt to the ftonorul public and n >t of a defamatory nature. No re sponsibility will he assumed for 1 1 yIowm of correspondent**, Itoniittanccft by chocks, drafts and povtal money orders Hhoulil ho made payable to W. I/. MoDOWKhh, Camden, S. The Chronicle h on purchased the power press (tnd printing outfit u?f The Camden Journal and now has the combined out Jit* of both paper*, maklntf It one of the. best n/uipjnd of ficev In the. State Tho Senatorial campaign in pro* grCBfting smoothly. A synopsis of sovoral of tho meetings will bo fiumd on |>ago 1 . Senator Tillman* h liquor hill was defeated after potting through the Senate without opposition. What effect thin will hav3 upon tho dis pensary remains to he seen. IjdueaUonai (joluuut. The inn ! lor for thin column is furni>hi<l l?y Count v Superintendent of Kdncul ion L. (i. Copoland, mid nil communications intended for this depart ijient should lie addressed to hi 111 ul Camden. S. (J. The schools of No. opeix/d Monday, July the 12th with the following teachers iu charge: Prof. W. F. Villepigue, Pine Groye ; Prof. L. \V. Coped ft nd, (J umherry ; Miss Anna Holland, Stokes' Soliool. Keeiiy Branch school will not open at present. * * ? Our esteemed friend it. I). Coop or linn opened the Harmony sellout in No. ft. We wiHh him ull nucoeHH in iiis new field. ? * * * 1*. T. liquet*, Kh(j., is teaching the Gates Hill school in No. (? ; Prof. ,J. K. ICntxminger, Providence in No. lfij'Miss Maggie MoCaHUill, Heftver Jn No. 4 ; Prof. It, C, Brur'e, West Hranch, iu No. Ifi. / / * ? a Important To Teachers. The following letter from Stato Superintendent of Education May Held will explain itself : Statu ok SoutiYCauomna, Department of Education. Columbia, S. C., duly {-K '07. Supt. L. L. Copeland, Camden, S. C. Dear Sir: ? I have fixed your white institute for August U ll; and your colored August il l I. I suppose these dates wi'i suit you. I cau not change them. I will pro vide the faculties and pay their salaries, and yourwill pay for ad vertising and prpvide entertain ment for the faculties while they are with you. Advertise thorough ly and send out notices generally. Verv Tru'v, \V. D. MAYKIKM), Statu Supl. Kducaliou. We would earnestly urge every teacher in ill v county l<> attend the Institute, an, according to the rules of the Slulo li(*a r<l of Kdncalion, teachers' certi li utiles cm 11 lie renew ed only where the U sellers attend the County Institute. Many teach ers are too cart less about lilting I themselves properly for the work they have undertaken, and, conse quently, hut Heldoni secure the Hame Hchool for more than one term. *I*h in condition of7 things muHt change before our schoc's can attain that standard of -pi<Oi ciency at which we aim. One week at our teachers' Institute will he worth more to the progressive teachers than months of hard stud}' without trained assistance. Come und learn how to teach from tho&e who hayc made teaching the study of a life lime. The explanations of the instructors will , enable you to cryatalizo those vague thoughts and ideas of what and how to teach Into a compact mass of use ful knowledge available for uso at any time. / Do not hesitate to cotne because it will cost you a few dollars for board; the benefits which will ac< - . ?rue will pay you a hundred times over for *hat y?& spend, and we bopa to tuaka arrangements to cn fetartai* ?!' who attend. Be at the School building eaily on 11* Hk o#? Aug. prepared apend _tke w??k/ao4 you will never regret ? BtipscUolly, L. L. Copelead, ?. K. C? ' ? ' ? ' |Jf?m Que (Joroipuilauti. Kililor ('lirou !ol(? ; ? Ah i Imvo n ftlW ft'Oillie III (? lllf II ( H will IIHO lilt-Ill 1 1 y wriiinu you ii f *? \v I ? i i ? f*. Some | prtl'lH of lliin wt'Cl.tnii in HiiU't-l illp <iont?i<l<tnil?ly for i it in. Km rly coin in Hilkiux hikI lHHsclint( and if ji don't ruin jmitty h??oii iliut <? it* | ? will tin cut,/ whorl. Smiiio ill' oni nn> ulionl (liron^li layinc nuouc inruv ? 'a tlii'V ?n? til. L Ii i h hpiimoii of t Ii t? yv ir. Mr. I'niil WiiikinH miiiI liis siHicr, Miss Ni'lu, worn visiting ri'liillvna hvri* M'VpiiiI (Ih,vh ?}?<i. Mr. W n I r M hi hIiiiII nml. Mr. Samncl McLi'mlon w<*r/? n!so in (itir liiiru IiihI wci Ic. ?. ) Mt Zion. .Inly 1 5 1 1 1 . Minn Ciirrits Mvoih i? m j ? < 1 1 ? I i 1 1 1; ? wrlillu with M-Ini iv<?H in l)iirliii<jloii. Afr. (y I ium I f . S ft ii (!?? I- h wiih vibilinu fi hmmIn Ihmo rccriiil v. Mr. Hulci^h Muesli, ImpjK ncil to ft Vt'l V Hl'lioilH Ul'l! i (ll'lll lilHl TIuii k diiv by ii hnrM) throwing l-.im ft^ftinwl ti ircr, lii.H IhmiiI h! rikii. t; tiixl imftily HtivtMliiK liis i ?? f r . III. WilH rtlill It IH'.OIIHOioilH 111 OH I of t Ito I iiiHi iSiiiwluy v vt* ii i n^. Wo Kin ooroly Ii o j us In? ti> uy hooii ri'c.over. Wo liiul llii' }>UotHiii'(> <>l' lioumitf IIhv. Win. R. lJiikri' deliver tv Hplon ilid Hurmoii InhI ttunituy nt Mar hIimIi'h from .liio. ;1 : r! * ) . Mr. NVul tor J. yillcpi^no will loach the Hcluihl at. 1'inoCJroVo thin koiiroii, w lk i to Air. L. \V. i '(? pel a n |, ]toi h hcltools wi'io t') ooui tncnco Monday, July 12th. 1 heartily oo n our with your cor respondent, -I. \V. 1) in wluit he snv'H ahout I ho Farmers' ('nntoat. There seems to 1 10 n great diversity of opinion, as to who Is t h o best f hi- in or, ii h l li <? ro ore 117 in the race so fur. It seems to tlio wiiler there should have boon soijio ie striutioiis in tho contest, Only thoHH llnil furnished their own cup 1 1 h I Hhouhl liitvc boon eligible. Take for instance Mr. Cnoloy. Person ally we havo nothing in the least against li i ui , bnt with the State furnishing every I hi iiu, mill niggciH to "ling" if they don't do exactly light hn ou?ht lo bo successful. Hut it won't be a practical tout, hut from tho number competing, it ih r uiiho of "every follow for him self, find devil tako tho hindmoHt." I I'm all very woil lo subscribe for Tho Clnoiiiclc to got coupons, but when it comes to buying them tho honor hy thus winning would ho very roinoto for It "smacks'' ho mu li liko Mailt Ilannaism. Say boyp, lets Hiivti our coupons mid vote for the least. successful farmer in the county. lie'* tho one that nendn tho planter, Hut if tho list continues to grow in length, he may ho in tho race. Mr. ICditoi\ I intended sending this program in last week, but it wiih delayed, hut suppose it j& "hot ter lato than never." The f< Mow ing is tho program rotj'derod on Children's Day at Mt. /.ion, Satur da v, .1 u lie LMSl.ii : Address hy Mr. L. \V. C'opeland. Singing. Dinner. li. p. in. Devotional < xercisos Address of welcome by little An drew Myers. %.fr Singing. The four voicon, North, JOast, South, West, H-piesenled by Mins es Carrie and Addio M yers, liosa .M mi. shall and Maggie Lee, An ap peal for aid for destitute Sunday (Schools. II)* m ii and iccitatioii by Miss ( h?ru M \ el h. ! Singing. Kecit'ilion: "Lift; in Seivice," by Klin a My era. Singing. Recitation : " The ('iuuh of Je sus," Miss A i?* .M \ i-i H, Recitation: "All for t <" **,*'' .lease M Vei'H. Si n? i ng. Reci liitioii : Ilvuin, Cm u Myt'lH. H t'8 1)0 II 8C, AlldlCW M IlKI-lcy. Itecit ation, 1 1 3 in 11 1 by Rosa M U I'M li II 1 1. S I 1 1 O i 1 1 ?r . Recital ion, "Christ In I I ?y '1M I in u li Mvrr?. I Voeill Koll), "Whisper Hofllv, Mother's dying. \*ci v put lit* Li i:it 1 1 \ sung by lullc Miss Hello Myers, m very small girl. Address, by 1 1 ? ? n . I.. L. Cope Ituitl oil llible rharacleis. Messenger please copy above program. Tlio leader may nolie.e that the name i>f " Myers" predominate:* but the)' are not all <>l' the same family W. K. M. Later:? Mr. Unlclgh Marsh, we are glad to ?ay, is imprroving slowly. There Me hopes of his re covery. If Sister "Chatter Box" was to past* Pine Kami now, we belieye she would change her opinion if not her words nbont Bio. Tallies'* farm, for it looks real line now. All aboard for ?de so.tirfdou" to Charleston to-niyht. W. F. M. Marshall's Bridge. Dear Kditor: ? After :i fltlence of a few weeks will come again asking for n Utile Apace in your valuable I'OlUUtlifl. \V? have liail lots of rain, crops sefins io lx> very hadly Injured on ijknfty lands caused !>y AO much rtyn, but on bottom lands we have flne promising crops. Rev. J. W. Ktnney has just clos*' ?d ? big romiog ?l the Harmony Baptist church. Much joy was af forded to them who?<J good .fortune It ?m to b? present. The death of Mrs. UddU Ellis for infants nnd. Ch|mreru The Jac-simile Signature of w:im a shock i n tlio I * V noli wood mm in 11 it i t.y . Sim wns '2ii yours of ii"!' niiii leave* a It uh1>;i ikI mud Uvh child i ii in mourn Iter dentli, one of lliu eliildrou hciuj* time jciih mid ? h<* <?t Im? i* umi dayn old. Him' re mains ?'(!,?? 1 uiil in rcsl in I lie 1 1 rti n - noil hiirvviuy-iii'iuiml. She wai? ti lady of a kind ami t/ene rotiH na lino iind was lovol ? ?y all \v I h ? ; knew her. Wi! ir illy hopo < ? 11 1 l?>HJt j will hi; luii' eternal The lielhany S. S. will eleel,' S it inlay .July tin* 2.'(, il?;le;fa'.es in i lio S. S. mm vent ion at lUilaii j eh u reh. Miss .Janie Clark, duo of Lynch-: hurfth'H sw<Ttfst yoiutij; lu?lioH ha* t?een roeeiUl v visit! ii?; Mr. J. M. i I 'ill, of Lm kuosv ; 4hu i.H a very; I* i) It: rt.u i ii i ii youti}^ Inly. We hope her \ i m i L will ho |if gioul 011 j'?y " in?iii 1 . t I miii in H httrVv ?f?d will rinse "Willi*, lies*, wixliew to The (Jhrouieh*. Vini N idi Vici, Rol'tnd. Dear Mr. ftditor: ? Wo would likej to have the pleasure <if joining in, i :i ii ? 1 being one of the correspondents Mint tf'vo t<> i ho road eta' of 'l"h t- : Ohronflc ho many points of i 1 1 lor- j rst. from the different portions of the county. Our home is on Ijvnche's Crook' about H 11 1 1 1 i'K sonthonst of Kershaw, j Now Mr. I'll we (?an not. compare our land with tho low lands of the Mississippi Valley for produoive nc-ss nor can wo compare our scotiery to that (?f Swit/.erlan t but wo our j tainly liavn |;on 1 lands and a beaut i \ ful country.. The crops hero (i-spe- j cially youn^ corn) uro I ho best that ! we have seen for years. Tho world is not '?(lrsiniz up' up I. ere for list Saturday afternoon, \t ho rain fell in torrents. J would like to say t.hat I hope our ''weather man'' is mistaken about the world's dry in<j up soon Our schools are netting a move on them, under the supervision ol Messrs. K (\ Druco and .1. K. Kulz minijcr. We undjorsland that lYof. F. N. K. I'uley' and hi-? secretary, Mr. II. I?. ('ain were up in this section not lot).' since in the interest of the S. ( ( !. I I'rof. Huloy is one ot the best educators in the South and any youniz man or woman anticipat i u?i fcjoinjf to college would do well to correspond wi>h the S. (J. ('o-l')d ucationffl In titule, \V illi.-.ion, S. ('. H'e had a very tough ox pi rienee not long s. nee. Not being "ablo, or two st n<iv ' to huv a hammock ami wishinii to enjoy the pleanmcs that it m flu' ? I h we sent to Kershaw l'of tho. rope to make one. Tho* Kershaw Hanking Company not having the rope, sent some twine. The ham nioek was completed ami swung ver\ hi'j?h. Not heum used to a |7<) pounder, it broke and a luuised head (which was the lirst to hit the ground) soi e baek and Sunday pant liadlv turn 'wa<* the inevitable result Mr. I'M. tor do your Camden iner chants Mi ll hammocks':' Willi success to The Chroirelc, wo remain as cv?ipT ^ , Kntz. (linn Sprihg?, ?Mr. Kilitor: ? Tho ('armors aro In* Uf f i ? n i n to lay I'.V t.li ci t* ero,>s ill 1 1 1? tti*4 1 1 I Ik iy s? r?? quite small lor tin t i in o of l lit: year. I'lotrai'tod mcot so I'm !?> b< ?n l"?i * 1 blast, anil (ln? si | <?n all know how foiul the proncluMS arc of chickens'. ' 'I hc health of our community is i ?foo<l at pri-sful. { Wo would J i k *? to say to l'ucr that ! tho eumtnunieal ion from their so if ; (v has been answered loijj* uj^o. ami our rominttloc stands roaily willing ? and wailing to luoi't a embtnit tee i from their society to nrran?^o all ? matters lor a jo. lit debate, so l'ucr j I wiil advise you not to Irl your so-' eioty ;j;o to deep yet, if you do it will ! ?jut Di e of tho terriblest. wakening | it over had, wh.'n it moots this Gum- 1 Springs hu> s. l'atrio. Advertised Letters. ~ l?\?r wvtk .Tuly IX, 1S>)7 : .1 (' Davis (-di. Kiliott, Lier# Horn* ? Ion, Gol. John I f Ay, Mary Moore, HerlliA M Smith. 0. .1. Shannon, 1*. M. . ^ . J ^ J - ~L r ? - . ' " " - ' asy to Take" asy to Operate Are features peculiar to flood's rills. Small In ?Izo. Lultiku, efficient,* thorough. A* mm mau Mid: *' You never know; bare taken a pm till It la *n orer." 55c. d i. HiKrt & Oft. ," Proprietor*. Lowell, Mm. TIM ottly pUte lo take wlUi llood't Sertepertlta. Had To Telegraph In Order to (Jot Young Mon for Posi tions Illustrative or th?? ?roat demand f??r young i it i! 11 thoroughly cdncal I'd i II llll.li IH HS II ll'u i IN, iP.M aeon pa per stated that lint fJeor^ia. H i? ? i - iifhs ('ollejjn of that eitv has had to telegraph II vi! times in ten days lo v?i her eiiiea to secure youn>? men to accept de.-drahle positions, paying as much aa $.)0 per md'nth. 1 1 further Htateb that, although the ( 'olleye has several hundred pupils each year, it had not a sin j <? lu graduate idle, This enipha : size* the fact that young men of ! good business edueati'oi ?h? al | \vav? in demand ; and if any of [?iui \oiiiij{ fiieuds write 1 he (an. i litis, College, ii f. Maunn, (?a., we ilihovv that special rates will l>e I made which will enable them to at I tend as cheaply an to remain at home. ? Funnels and Lfhorer's ; Herald. A scImiI ii ship l<> llio iiltovr <*ol for s ,i I (! :ii lliis < > 111 oo iv b?r [ ! Scnaloi ial (-ttmiMiffii Jlm'fings. I > ii :n her;:, Friday, Julv%to. Union, Monday, Ju\y 2G. Spiu't.unbw ???/, Ttioeday, July 27. ( "luM'olt ??)??, Tlini'oday, Juiy *2!). (J r.'fii vjllc, Ki/'nl:i>, .Inly 30. PicUi nsV tStilurihiy, J idy HI. OoontH'i Monday, Augufct 2. Anderson, Wednesday, A n ?> ti u t I. ( J i (M*n wnoil.^rhm sfluy, August .r>. ; Abbeville, Friday, August 7. j I/niM'iis, Siturduy, August 7. No wherry, Monday, August 'J. ! ("Im'sUt, Wednesday, August II. York, Thu rsday, August 12. I ,'t neasler, Friday, August 1:1. Kershaw, Saturday, Angus'# 1-1. ( diestei field, Monday, A ugust Id. I Al :t rl horo, Wed nesdav, A ugust IS. | I >?? 1 1 i nglon,?l hursdny, A ugust I *.). j Marian, Saturday, August 21. i Horry, Monday, August 2.'t. | I jiMirgulowii) Wednesday, Aug. 2;>. W ilJinmsburg, Thursday, Any. 20. j Manning, Fridav, August 27. I 1** I ? ? i m ee, Saturday, August 28. VI ... 1 of Hires Rootbeer ou a sweltering hot day is highly csscn lial lo comfort and health. It cools the blood, reduces youf temperature, tones the stomach. HIRES Rootbecr should be in every home, in every oflicc, in every work shop. A temperance drink, more health ful than ice water, more delightful and satisfying than any | other beverage pro duced. Mfc.1rci.Si 1.? U.r n.fcrlr* K. Htrf? <'o.. Irlflil. A (>ack ?<<? tiikkri J giligbi. Ecli ct ere. v ?v, Children One satisfaction in giving Scott's PImulsion to children is they never object to it. The fact is, they soon become fond cf it. Another satisfaction is because r it will make ? them ? i plump, and give them growth and prosperity. It should be given to all children who are too thin, or too pale. It does not make them over-fat, but plump. It strengthens the digestive organs and the nerves, and fur nishes material for rich blood* Wc h;ve x toofc kOjog y<*? mi^coo tlw subjcct. Sent frca for the xtidaq. / Business Education*, is ortVrcil one u?Vil <>n?' vjirl yi 1 1 <*?>nid>K^l* S. 0 l?v llit" !h !'!'*'* 1 1 li?? ?v?t Ht I t'n,l ? ? *??t t ??? 1 ? 1 1 / I>r n *_? I* ? I.** Kinnlovnum! IIiim-ho, Addro*#. 'Hio Ocorxiu Hnsinoss ( Muoon, Ua? ? .? *r # . <j0hsult your ?ll?u?ns? hiK'k f'/if ?. 0 vt?ui"i~~'rhiit in my piiiti, rocord, I him <loin<? ii/id ivill cuiiiimii' to ?,'(> tlto IM'lS'j' WilliK, I nn> nut lunkinu any |>romi*OK, hut vfrlll l?tf my work h|n?nU i. r ilsrli. (JMFI' liKCK LlNti, my k??m, hii tijMO'riiilo |il?ulo;?'rii|ilu<r, lii'iU.s il?" world on ( Mdl'lrou's and I ? u l ? v ' h I am tho first wiio inlrodiici'il flu* i.'i':i?iiiie CA K I'ON KT'I 15 I'lJOTOt ? liA 1'ITS. Thoy coino A liitli! hiirliei, lull uri^wi-il wuitli llio dilli-i'i-iicv, RECKLING'S PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO, 1435 rVIAIN ST., Columhiiii 8. ('. ANDY CATHARTIC to* w AU./ DRUGGISTS ARSflMl'PRI.Y PilHRANTPPH ,0 fur0 MIT"** of constipation. CuscnrM* nre in* itioni I.nxa. ivuiJUliU I ulj I UUAlf AH 1 lifjU tivo. norcr erlp or pripe.hut rau?o ea?v mltnral mulls. Sam I'.lo nu<l linnklct froe. Ail. STUKMNd ItKMKDY <(>., CMrauo, Montreal, Can. , or Now York. #n. I* I "J r~ J T8?l' an lllufclratcd siMiil-sionthly Journal, printed on a very high grade ot ' #1r"v/",? s\ "r r~~ l>*I>tr- 1890. I'utilislicd by Youth's Advocato I'ub. Co., A D v OO A i tn 3 Nashville, Teiui. Sampla Copies sent free. Sea pre ui, oiler. ~~ ? '.IX rovxa I'hoplk. Subscribe for n paper Is elevating in clmacior, moral in tone ami es ,!???" i;?| lv interesting ami profitable to yonm; people, bet read with interest and profit by peoplo ol all N Mi.I?noininaiion.tl It should ?n into every household. Subscription price ft. per year, ;>?>i in order to introduce it, we will, <>n receipt of 15 rtsin stamps, send ii to new subscribers j months If rent ?>! ones. f;ree: A Uievle. field Watch, Diamond Kins; or :* scholarship in I">rn Bus. Col !ej<", N if.hvilie. Tenn or Texarkanu, Texas, or a scholarship in most buy reputable this. Collefjeor Literary School in the U. S caii he-secnjjjd by doinv a little work for us at home. I.aree cash rotti missit/ ;t>aid ai:ents. Addie--* Youtii's'Advoca'ik l'uu. Co., Naslivilio, Ternt. I Mention this paper.) SPm. gimemohj? Tke z? r * f. HON. W. H. ANDERSON. Chairman Board of Education, Levy Co., Fla., Cured of Insomnia by Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine. - ? /nvu nivt'jjiunniivB?) \/i .magin iry drinker or disaster, worry and trouble over insignificant trifles, Irri tahleiitaa, loss of strength and vigor; cat h or all indicato nervous prostra tion, which can be prevented or cured by I>r. Miles' Nervine. That ominous dead pain al. Mm base of the brain, those frequent recurring I attacks of headache, nausea, dyspep sia; may bo permanently cured if I>r. Miles' iNiCr vine is taken. It restores deranged nerve, confe rs* of t.hjj brain (<? their normal condition, buildy up the exhausted worn-out nerve tissue, gives strength, brings good health and. clearheadedness. & ON. \V. II. ANDEUSON, Cedar Keys, Fla., writes Juno 18, 'Ofl: "I take great pleasure in add ing my tribute to the merit of Dr. Miles' great remedy, Restorative Nervine. Two years ago I had a se vere attack of LuOrlppoj my recovery w:?s flow, and I was left JfTa very A-euk, prostrated condition. My nor . oils system scorned completely broken :p. I cuiTerod f.-r months with i:i ;oir?.n!i?, unable to filer p day or night, -ihoMtrh ittWly worn ot'fr of ?ler.p. I fell <-.T ia weight from 11.', to It8 lb* I ft?} t. ihr.t my mind or b.viv, or both, must. soix. givo way n.nler l*? Strain us co remedy Coined to do mi any f;ood. My wife, was In a dm;; stf.ro one day discussing my eondii inn and (I u; druggist/* gave her a sample battle of the Nervine. Shu persuaded n?e to take it aud'that small vial t; ive me tf:e Hr.it refreshing sleep 1 had had i i> tour months. I continued the rem cdy and it acted lik%>> a charm. My sleep was natural ana refreshing, my appetite j"uod, and in a short time I regained my usual weight, strength and health and have had no trouble since. >iy restoration to health, I at tribute solc.ly to l)r. Miles' Nervine, au I ur,ed no other reinvdy after begin ning it. J feel Itadtity to make t.iiis public as I believe I)r. Miles' Ucstora tive NorvinQ a boon to sullei.'ig hu manity." Contrast tiio alx?ve with the follow ing extract from tho editorial In the Chfmyo Jhvning Journal, Sept. 23, ISOrt, on the death of Kd?on Keltic "From insomnia to HcrVou* prostration Is a ahoeO stage, nr.d fftun nervous prostra tion to conditions aH^^mj^l^ms akin to thoso of Insanity is a fjltorwf ojic. This is a sufficient explanation of tt?v causes that^ led to tho lamentable death by suicide of I?dgon Keith." Dr. Miles' itemed ies arc sold by all t! rtirr^^st 3 tinder ? positive guarantee li v.f bottle benefits or wjajjcy will bo [rffurdrd. on Ue*?rt and nerves j > f-nt^rro to all applicants. { M Miles Msdica! Co,, Elkliart, led. tores ? Health. ? \ How About, , BeuiJI iru*. Haven't t liey began 4*liuall around yet? U'socomo to us for a bottle of BED BUG PIZEN. Just us <>ood for mites, roaches and ants as Bod Bugs. Buy it onco you'll buy it again. mm Palmetto fans a 1c each. Japanese folding fans, 6, 8, 10 and lo cents. ^V?/ 1 l/'1 will he in soon,. , KLOWKR POTS 5c, 10c; loo and 20(5 JAUD1NKK8 loo, CUSPI noKKdlDc. Plated Ware, Tea Tab Its Spoons and Forks 4*o sot. G A 8S W A R hoc; k h u y, '1 standard VibratorN Machines at a bargain for eush\ Beautiful assort incut o f SI 1 KM i SIDE COMBS and UAIR ORNAMKNTtf just in% MD11R ill W. A. Schrock, , NOTARY PUBLIC CAMDKN, H, C\ l!i:USTHfflll\ M'i'l:. - - v ? * ? opfick or Y SlMfKJlVI?()K.S OK HeOISTICAUO#, ^ IvKltKIIAW C'OUNTV. j Camimsn, S. 0., March 8, 1897. j The Hoard of Kugislmticn for Kor?lmw Co , will HK^ot at tlx: Court Ilonso ill Caimlen, on t lie 1st Monday*. Tncadavn and Wtulin?: dayR of i-nch mVinth for tho purpoHe of registering voters. Ollico liour.s from 1) a. in. t;> 8 p. in. W. I'\ IUJKSKLIa Chairman;' MANNI-N KAUPN, OI?"k. J. V. HICIlAlWS. .Members of the Registration B< ard for i Kurtihaw County. ? Mothers Read This. r or Flatulent Colic.Diarrhroa, I) y 3 e 11 1 o r y J Nausea, Coughc, Choloralufantum.Teeth lug Chlldron, Cholera Morbus, Unnatural Drains from tlio Bowolo, Pains, Orlplnj, Lo is of Appetite, Indigestion, and all Dlaid&oa ol the Stom&cli and Bowels, Pitt's Carminative I* Itioi hlHiularil. It carries children over tlie critical period <>i U'cllilnt;, ttnd Is w omincndcd by iiliyslcluns its (he frteiui tH .Mothers, Ad *ii ix mid Children. U is ploiiMftit it? tlio tusle, nml never fulls to pivi! Salisfaoiloii. A few doses will demon ti trull1 lis superlative virtues. Price, 25cta-' per bottle. For side by druggists. The Hand of Fate iivit wiiiniin \\hor? limlth linf fnllP'l. it lii! ,?r.rh .1 i .U"iiin million il ion > litmlO ii(>l CO uiilnvit.il. 'riii'io lit iv woiiilcrfnl reweily Min. il i. ill ivHtvre xinr liciilili; hhpw your \i:.?.r, hii.I lu iu# luirk (In- brunts iiiiilfrvsh invi ot mj.iiIi li Is truly wiiniiin> tifiit liiuiitl, hikI i'l?ilil>'riK tiMiri" lr<'iilli> tlinn n in ill I it iitl<- ol ullii'l" H-mi'riti-H. IVIirnto^, w ciint i?, limn led oi Mripl4(f\\ In* IM'Hi 1 1 lit* Hint titifjillill)!, I it Inline I it'll u 1 1 1 y it) l mill hiiilcllQil iiii nmi?\ will fhtvtn t'ooitifaltlifut Jrictitl in It t* I'liilolX't! by tllUUiCltlUH ll? lilt) only mi'l infttlltltUt ioiik'iIv known for iiainfii) or mii iMMitiilK. ?> v ii riu ti ^ imilia. etc. Dining < liantm of lifu It wltl u uliilcrltilly hkkUI UHliiri' th{<1 to any n.liln'HH. If your iirUKi'.i'l can not nupply you, m>ml l<i BELLAMY MFG. CO., Atlanta, 6a. A. S. Murray and Wife 8PKINQFIELO, MO. Restored to Health by RiiloW" live Nervine, M U, MUUUA.Y, otijJnccr for Kee* A Jlouqtree Morcar^Ue Co., Bpr!**" field, Mo., wrltesi ttcia dyupepslu, i?m unable to cut anything With out sovore dlstrosH. Treated by ja*a?al - physicians without benefit, I becama almoat a' physical wreck and w^bla to attend to my 'work. 1 took Dr. II fie*' Restorative Nervlna aod lu til weaks I w&* Well. Hy ' wife b*d * Nttn 4t Wck of U Grip** which brotifht en i IkwUm ? ptimiU) to beraex. The Itetor*" atlw NwiIm to tk? only thing thil ku htlpedbtr. \?? boUi IMminwIBOM IIH la ft way to belpotiwe lie w*k?T* ' tfa?> Sit T$ jwwwSwSSSSf or MHT HtaM look m HMrtBw) Stimiwuwiwm liillwa, ml mam m?wo?lo<^ mvkiwt,um~ , " ? ?? f ' : ^ . . ? W/gs

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 23, 1897, Image 2