The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 01, 1898, Image 3
Death of Mrs. King.
It is with regret fltut we learn that
Mrs. King, wife of, Mr. (I. Kiutf,
of Tiller's Kerry, died on last Tuea
day. Mra. King left a l.tilo Infant
ubout six weekn old.
I - ?
? Millinery Oponinca.
Mvesrs. Hir?c.h Hroa. Co., and
The Camden JJry (looda Co., had
openings ihia week of their Spring
millinery. They were both very
pfetiy,
Can Save Yon Money.
Attention is onlled to the new ad ,
VerUaoment of Zemp IUoh. Tliey !
are now opening np their Spring
eto<-k and ImYO one of the very beat
In the city, nnd before you buv yon j
should not fail to inspect it. Heyond
doubt you will be pleased.
Ridtfeway Entorpiiso.
We have before us Vol. I No. 1
of the Ridgeway Enterprise, a live
column folio edited by Air. .J no. C
Vy Williams, a former re&ideut of
JLtiis city. The paper makos a
?creditable show, ami wo welcome
Mr. Willi ams to the hiothci hood.
May the usually rugged sea of
journalism deal gently with him.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
The best salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, ShIi
Rheum, Fever Soros, Tetter,VC hap
ped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and
all Skin Kiuptions, and positivrh
oures Piles, or no pay required. Ii
is guaranteed to give perfect sntis
faction or money refunded. Price J
25 cents per box. For sale by F.
Leslie Zernp.
Attention Veterans.
A meeting of the Confederate
veterans is called to be held in the
Opera IIouso lobby, Camden, on,.]
Satuidav, the lGih. of April, for
the consideration of important bus
iness. Attending the meeting to
be held in Charleston, on April
27th will also be considered.
C. 0. ITailo,
Commander.
Sons of Confederate Veterans.
' The undersigned hereby request
the pons of Confederate veterans of
Kershaw County who wish to aid in
forming a camp for this county, to
meet, iu the lobby of the Opera
House on Saturday, April 10th, at
11 a 111. Such organizations oxist
in other counties. Let us have one
here in time to be represented at
the general meeting in Charleston
on April 27th The purposes nre
social and fraternal. It is hoped
the meeting on lCtb will bo woll at
tended.
T. J. K rkland, T*. U. Clarke,
W. R. Hough, ? J). McCaskill,
L. A. Wititltowsky, f!. P. Lorick,
J. O. Richards, H. Nettle?, Jr.,
C. J. Shannon, Jr., C. It. Lewis.
Mr. Roddey, of Rock Hill, Wants a
RepreHentlve In Camden.
The management of the EqtPtable
Life Assurance Society in this terri
tory is desirons of seenring the ser.
vices of u man of chaiacter and abil
ity to represent it* interests, with
Camden, S. 0.. as headquarter*. The
light man w'll be thoronghly educat
ed Iir the sciencc of lifo insurance
and the art of 'sncccssfnl soliciting.
There is no business or profession,
not reqniring capital, which is more
remunerative than a life agency con
ducted with energy and ability. Cor
respondence with men j who desire to
secure employment, aid arc nmhj.
tious to attain prominence in the
profession is invited.
W. J. Roddey, Manager,
Rock Hill, 8, C.
Sunday School Convention.
The Buffalo Township Sunday
School Association , will convene
with Bethany School near Tiller's
Perry, Saiurdaj-, April the 9th,
1898. The following program has
been arranged :
Saturday Morning.
11 ft. m. Opening services and
address of weluomo by Rev. G. H.
Pooser.
11.30 ? Enrollment of delegates,
^reports, fcc.
' ji 12.15 ? Origin and history of
Sunday Schoftl work. ? Rev. J. W.
Elkins, of Bi8hopville.
Discussion ? "Is it right for
church members who are not chris
tians to teach in the Sunday
schools?1'
Recess for dinner.
Afternoon.
3 ? Devotional services.
2.30? Address, Lesson Helps,
their use and abuse ? to be opened
by Bro. Alex Brown.
-Discussion ? "In the children, we
see the prospects of beJ4>er Sunday
?choolfl ; what it thereat method
of training them for tKift work?"
Miscellaneous business.
Adjournment. .
? - Sunday Horning.
10.30 ? -Sunday School services,
conducted by BfA. X). W. BircK
more.
-At the conclusion of the 8onc^ay
~ Sehool Mrrloea, a Nrapa will \be
- by ihe pastor, Btr. Gtbr
- on Sunday School work.
?, Every Sunday School In Buffalo
Towmsblp is oifced to send dele
' -te lUs ?astlnt tffthoftlt
i i?t w|tmi; il? tothr my
. f I
?- ? :.??
*gvg" r' ? ? ?? ...... .. . <
J Tho iiip( ainyj of the Jtaptist Young
j I'eophV I'nion tit the t'umdon Map
; tint Church last Sunday morning
jw.is very iu?4. Addrcaw*
| vvero mado hy Mpksis. 0. i?. Wink'Or
I Ami \V. D. Trautham.
Pomona Oi^nge Meeting.
i Tho Kershaw i'omona Orange NV
j 19, >v i 1 meet with the Hill Side
S Orange, April KUb. All are eor?
I tlia'ly invited to attend. We wish
each grange lo l>e represented.
McDonald J)aviu, Sec
?
Now Bicycle Repair Shop.
Mr. W. Oakman Hay "has opened
t? iMovele repair fehop In Mr. (\ L.
Kirkley'a store. Mr. llav is wolt
II v?m1 up for repair Inland ho yuar
M^i'tfeH to Ha\e you money on all
w'r'i k done.
Shooting
Willie James, colored, created
? 1 ? ? i I o a stir on tlio street on )oM
Monday evening by emptying two
chambers of h j h revolver ut. Renn\
I ones, also colored, with whom he
had had u fall ing<?H? t. Tho'shoot
ing occurred on tU4 street, lloth
parties wero put in jail.
? jpw
Advertised Letters.
For wee k ending Murcli 29, I SOS.
?Ldin Clemmer 2, Rlio Rallard,
Ooruelia Rlanding, ^?'o L Haves,
Jimmie Miller, C T McKown, C ]'
Curhy, Mary Koezler, Klla Saturn I
Frances Robeson, Lola Truesdel,
Maggie I'erry, Rajiliuo Scoot.
> C. J. Shannon, 1*. M."
Personal.
Mr John 1). Gerald has resigned
Ihk position with Messrs. M. J)ral<e
i & Son ami ha>? accepted a similar po.
nition with the Rrown Kava?s com
pany of Oarlo9!on.
Mr. W, R Hough is on a visit of
n few days to his old home in the up
per part of the county.
A Narrow*Escapo. -
Thankful words written by Mrs
Ada K. Hart, of Groton, S. I).
"Was taken with a had cold which
settled on my laugs; cough set in
and finally terminated in Consump
iion. Four doctors gsve me up.
saying I could live but a |liort
lime. I gave myself up to mftSu
vior, determined if I could uot
stay with my friends on earth, I
would meet my absent ones above.
My husband was advised to get
Dr. King's New Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds. I
gave it a trial, took in all eight
bottles. It has cured me, and
thank God I am saved and now a
well and healthv woman." Trial
lmttles free at F. Leslie ZernpV
Drug Stoie. Regular size HOc and
$1.00. Guaranteed or price re
funded.
Resolutions.
At a regnlar communication of
Flat, Rock Lodge No. 178. A. F. M.
held February 20ih, 1838, {be follow
ing resolutions' wero unanimously
adopted :
Whereas, It has pleased tho Su
premo Architecter of the universe to
remove from our midst our late
Rrothcr J. R. Gaskina.
Whereas, Tho intimate relatione
l$ng hold by our drtcea?ed brother
wH.li the members of this lodge ren
der it proper that wc should place j
on record our appreciation of his
service as a Mason and bis merit as
a man, thereforo be it
Resolved, Ry In at Rock Lodge
No. 178 on the registry 9/ t'.ie Granrf
Lodge of South Carolina of ancient
freo and accepted Mason that while
we bow with liumblo submission to
the will of the Most Hi#h we do nn
the least moan for our Brother who
has been callofl from his labor to
rest. ? "* ?
Resolved, Tlmt In tho death of ?T.
B. Gaskin, tliin lodgo looses a broth* I
er who was always activo '-?and seal
oub in liia work as a mason; ever
ready to help the needy and diatress.
ed of the fraternity. Prompted to
advance the interest of tho order, do.
voted 'o i< a welfare and prosperity,
one who was wise in council and
foarless in action; an honest and up
right man whose tirtue endowed
him not only to the brothers of tho
order but to all his fellow citizens*.
Resolved, As a soldier he was
brave aud ever ready .to serve Ira
country. Fie joined Capt. 0. C
Ilaile's company when quite young,
served in Second South Carolina
Regiment. He was in the fir9t bat
tle of Mannassen, also in the battle
of Seven Pines which lasted seven
days, in battle of Darby Town road,
Malvin Hill. At Coal llarbai. he
was wounded in the l<v,.w*4? In battle
at Weldon R R. In tho blow up nt
Petersburg IJattle at Caferus Farm.
In the fight at Fort Anderson he
was captured, lie was in pit with oth
cm who ran and left him, he fonght
nntil they captured him. He was in
Capt. Jones company at the time of
his capture.
Resolved, that this Lodge tender
Its heartfelt s>mpathy to the family
and relation of oar deceased Wither
in this their sad affliction.
- - Kcdolredt members of this
Lodge did attend the body of our
deceased brother to the grave in fall
regaliee tojpay the laft honor to hia
<?Siil,tW'a blank -pag4?%e
left in ant minnie book aud that
U>? a lyielitioas be eatorad ??(>oe
onr Oiinntea ot this lodge, and that a
copy be lent to the faoulj of the de*
- Ksioi??<r,T!iaTiini t?eMDttott>?
Caadea Oroelele for poblioeti^o
?ad aft extra eof?to?Bftt to bit wife,
JAWtuX toommiUM.
f
I jfanmmcements.
f. ?i^/vrDiroK
Mr. lvlitnr IMe.'iso Hiinouneo flit'
numo of Mr. W.J .lun.w, i f ( amden, j
uh a candida'o for (lu? otKco of Auditor j
for Kershaw (\?un'y. Mr. .Jones is n
most worthy young man and in every
way wcdl ijuaiitusl to till the position.
Antiocli Vufcoih.
Mr Kditor t?lMeaso untiouuce the name
of ?Mr. <1. H. I'htdps a$ ft candidate tor l lu*
olllce of Auditor. MV. Phelps is one of
our In'Nt and uiost conscientious idllcct.Ni
and his worth should he recognij&i'd.
Ft lends from tli? l.'p country.
Mr Kd'tor:? We hereby announce the!
name of Mr. \V. K. Kussell as? entiddaii ;
lot the ottlt <' >">f Auditor.
Ulti Friends. j
Koii st'incuvisou.
Mr. Editor: -We hereby anuouuoc the j
tiiitne of Mr, (' W McOisklll .ss a cindb ,
diite for I he office of Count) Supervisor,!
subject to the result of the |)?tiuoorati< i
primary election , His Friend*-,
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
Appreciating the support :>ud contldcneo
given ine in t ho past. l?y the people of Ker
shaw County, I th eby announce myself hs
a candidate for le election to the llou.-e of
Representatives subject t<> the Democratic
primaiV. C. L. WINKLER.
Mr. Editor: ? I hereby announce my
self as a candidate for the House of Rej -
reseu Latives, subject to the will of the nui
jori^V^is expressed in the approaching
I>oinocratic Primary election.
J.' CI. 1(1011 A R DS, .1 k.
Application For Mai?.
Notice i? hereby given that ojic month
from this date, j/l\ the 2nd day <?f May,
185)8, 1 will ?l?|/v to the J^dgo of* Pro
bate of JvershaV County for Letter* !>is
missory as Executor of the Estmc of J.
I.. Hr*?jngton, deceased.
J. T. NETTLES,
Administrator.
" City Election Notice.
Notice is hereby given that an election
for a Mayor end four Alderman ? one
from each ward ? will bfe held on Tues
day, April fith, 1?!>8. Only electors
h? tiding registration c^itifieatcs, will be
allowed under the law, to vote in said
tm?ct ion.
The following are the managers ot
said election :
Ward 1 ? li C ftjlngleton, J W Wilson
and J K Goodale.
Ward 2 ? H B Williams, W T Latham
and '5 Nelson.
Ward 8? J C Rolling#, J T Mlckle and
N rt Ooodale.
Ward 4 ? \V R McCreight, W J Jone*
nnd d S Rhame.
The following arc tho voting places:
Wnrd 1 ?Opera IJoupc lobby.
Ward 2 ?Next north of J 1) McDow
all'M store.
Ward 3 ? Workman House.
Ward 4? 'Public Square, northeast of
monument.
0. L. Kibkj.kv, F. LESLIE ZEMIN
Clerk. Mayor.
FOU TltKASURWU.
Mr. Editor* - I'l^nso announce the,
name nf Mr. \V. K. llouyh for rip-election j
t<> the otlieo of Treasurer of Kershaw I
count v which ho has lillcil to the entire j
satisfaction ?,f all for thu \.n*t two voaih.
1 1 is Friend*. i
S U FKdll NT 10 N I > K N T OF H I > I ? O A T I O N .
.Mr. Kditor ? Wo wish to otVer. .the nana1
of L. L ( 'opcland as a candidate for ro
cloct ion to the ofllee of Superintendent of
Kducttt ion .for Kershaw count v. Il?i lias
discharged I ho ditties of tiio oftlce faithful*
Iv. and redeemed hi- promise t(? devote hi*
whole ti mo to the work. By placing the
schools on a cash basis, nearly one thous
and dollars per annum Iihvu boon saved,
which, l>y t ho credit system. went1 to pji>:
t ho discount on school checks.
I Wast Watoreo.
FOR Til K SEX AT K.
Thanking the people of Korshaw Onun*
iy for the honor heretofore conferred up
on me, I hereby announce myself as a can
dtdateai the approaching primaries for re
election to the State Senate.
' J.T. II A V.
An Ordinance
ro PROVIDE FOR/ the muz
ZLING OF DOGfl. *
lie it onlained by t,hc Mayor and Al
dermen of the City 'of Camden, South
Carolina, in Council assembled, and bv
the authority of (die same, /'
Sec. I. That, from May 1 to Novem
ber 1 of any year, fivyn and afi.^ the
date hereof, it. ahull btftintnwflirfor any
dog to be at largo upon any street, park
or open lot. in the City of Camden, un
less such dojr be provided with, and
wear upon its nose, a substantial wire
muzzle.
Sec. II. That :<ny dog, found at lar ?ey
upon any street, park or open lot jn th?r
City of Camden within the period trnm
ed, without a muzzle n> henn provided,
shall be impounded, and may be re
deemed upon the payment, by the owner
or oihar person, of the turn of one dollar :
Provided, that any dog no impounded
? hall bo killed, if not redeemed within
twenty-four hours.
Ratified in council assembled thin 21st
day of March, 1808.
O. L. Kirci.rv, F. LESLIE ZF.MP,
Clerk. Mayor.
Summons for Relief.
State of South Carolina ? Kerohaw County.
In the Court of Common Pleas.
U 1
George South, Plaint iff*, affainxt
Marks, Rose Gains, Nannie KimondH,
Diana Washington and Ella Burton, De
fendants.
To the Defendants You arc hereby
summoned and required to answer the
complaint In thi? action which will Ik*
tiled in tlin office of the Clerk of this
Court and to serve a c?j>y of your an
nwcrtothe said complaint on the ?ul>
acciher at iua ollice Iu Caimha, S. C.,
within twenty days after tho tervice
hereof, exclusive of the day of pucb aer
vice ; and, i?you fail to answer the coin
plaint wilhin the tiaie&afortaaid, tlx
Plaiatiffin Mile action* will apply to tlu
Court for Hie relief demanded ifi the
complaint.
Dated March 9M, A. IX 1?^
Camden, 8. C.
j^nxrr w
PtaiotilTe Attorney.
Te Nemiie Simewde, defendant hew.
HtT=^hrtwmHHw Ui?t Hw CiWplatetti
tM? ttlwi ww flletHa the oflteoflht
Clerk of tUCovrtof Common Plene to
J. T. BAT.
N, n>hnr? AUontjf
Your i a x t Summer's \\ avdrolie. Does it not need roplen
isliintif Wo arc now iciiilv to help you. ('all ami exam
ine our stork o!" Mint's and Youths' Suits, 1 nderwenr,
White ami N\\i?lii?e Shirts, 1 1 all' 1 lose, ( 'ollars, ('nils, Hand
kerchief's, Ties i n Hows, ( lul>sand Perks, Hats, 1^ I < *
ean save you money.
W
Business Education,
is ull'.rvil, Hill' luiv a ml ?.iu? tfirkjiiyaoli I'ounly i?f S. <
l>y tlif la-L'i sl, iii<t>I. ? l?'i.MiiUV :i ml ? ?iiiim-ull*
|>riuliial i lint i tu I ion in tin- South. Daily drill in iictuul
busiiH'HH banking an-l ullu't* work.
Position** ?rt? (|uaraut(>(MWniiMi|il tlu<Mii:l? the Kmy>|oy merit ? Hiu-enu. A<Mrr?
Th(i Hiivshoks College. Macon,
*+?? j vm? .a x.i J v2tt v,:i;j \rr \,.i \crtoftii ,rJo' -4..- :i
_ I. "* 3 %i ^
The American Gentleman's Wilis key.
a'jajisr o'uiD:
Warranted a PI J UK 'I ( ) N I (J A J , ST 1 MU LA N T. Ho
commended by Physicians and known as the
CHOICEST WHISKEY
For Club, Family and Medicinal Use.
WM. LAN A II AN & SON, UaltJmore, Mil.
TO UK HAT> AT AI L niKI'ENHAIUIvH.
A ?O01> M.ECOUB.
IIECKIJl'S PilOTIHIIUI'S llll NOT Mil
?I- I
-!? ~~ ?!
(\?nsv>lt your alliums ? !>,irk for .0 v<>ur-i ? This if my pa^t rocnnl. 1 nni aom};
ami will c<?uliinio to do tlio IJKST \V()1(K. I am nut makini; ?m.v promisor, hut
? ill let in v wo. lc hpi-al; f..r it.-clf. ('1,11 I' 1! 1C(.'K 1.1 N( i , my son, alt* up-lo*il?t?
photographer, IhmIs the world on CliiMu-n's nml l'.nliy'H picture*. 1 nm the lirst
who introduced tin; L'Oiiuimi, C.\ KI'.ON KTTK l'lIOTOtiKA 1'IIS. Tlmy coinn n
litflc hiuhcr, lull are well worth t'n* dillennci'.
RECKLING'S PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO, 1435 MAIN ST.,
Columbia. S. V.
BOYS
W hat sort of ft etaftnre 7011 ftoituj to make Jn life* Aroyoupolnp' to
_ malto money anil fca su.jesslul business men v <>r r. r? you yoltig to
wear yourselves out In tlio cbccrlcsa drudgery of tar d labor? Half of this dependt 011 y?ur
partntt, tbo other. half 011 you. w
//X/^w* i\/t J\ i\i Wealth and honors await y< 1 If you prepare
g VVmSv ?wiw*wim yourself to t;iko them. Men rucceed WHO
ATJE READY. If you want to be paid a good salary you must maltu yourself worth.; of It.
There arc thousands of ??rx) a week plaers begging for pood men, and million* of $?<-?. week
men begging for poor places. If you arc worth a week you will pel it-sure W'e pro
pure our students to 1111 the most, responsible iKmitloiid In couutlng-rooms ?u?l offlcen lit
from one-half to two-thirds the tltne required elsewhere. The hest e<juipmi ui u yuuuf uau
tan have who expects to make bis own way iu the world Is a course m
NATIONAL
BUSINESS college:
5TI fUTF. 81 E. 125th Street, New York, N. V
In rJo temporary schools when It will cost you lr*t;
luffi fcer of students In uttcmUneo who bavo left
fictltell us that six months hero ?s e<jual to a your
or f he NEW YORK BUSINESS If
Don't throw away time and mdpey by golr
to attend the BEST. Wo always Viavc a nu<
Inferior teachers In disgust Such jjeoplo ofyevlu .. ....
j. lr any other school. Besides such fcchooj^ ravely or never obtaiu positions for their graa
r uttea. wo uITer
$5 REWARD
for flrBt Information of a vacancy for a Bookkeeper.
? ???? ? v m ?? ? w Stenographer. Clerk or Telegraph Operator, which we
successfully fill, and secure situations promptly for all graduates of Business and Shorthi-.il
" Kefer to Banker#! Merchant* and prominent patrons In almost every county in (li ;
courses, ? - -
United States. Thousands of testimonials on request. ..nuhu
lions. Expenses moderate If you aro seeking employment and wW"*.
... j boon giving much helpful Information. Auo
Students enter any time N?> Vrt.-a
to study m i;?S
for freo catalogue? a beautiful book giving much helpful information. Auuresit us above
C uuntion thU paper),
CLEMENT C. GAINES. President. Poitoiikekpsik and Nkw Ymuc.
Great Cures proved by thousands
of testimonials show that Hood's Sar
fapnnllu poKHesaea |M>woia to purify,
vitalize and enrieli the blood.
Hood's Pills are the on It pills to
he taken with Hood's ISarsaparilla.
Livery Stable.
My Livery Stable is now
ready lor the Winter trade bet
ter prepared than ever: Sev
eral new ho re* arid turnout*
jwt received. Tbe-iown trade
will receive my prompt atten
tion. Retpectfully,
EVANS COLLINS.
Jan. 12, *98.
. . *
? manufacturers of?
DoorsT Sash, Blinds,
Moulding, Building Material,
r\ Sash Weight* ari<TC6r<r. ?
CHARLESTON, - - - - S. C.
Purchase our makes, which
we guarantee fiiifttrior to JMty
gold South. Ad thereby ?are1
money. ' ^
Window and Fancy Gla m a
specialty. Jw* 89?
JUS. I. HAILE,
COTTON qUYER
l*'<n A l<" v it* 1**1* Sprunt & Suit.
ill II. I'.. I I !llM;lll 'j* ' h|t>| ??,
Trespass Notice.
All a r*? lit itOiy notilU'tl not to
trespass mi my l.uii's tor any purpose
n tin I r wr . I(('i t Ik'P w il I I !?*'?? > t nek I mi ;t I ?
lo\\r?l 1 1 > s on the sain.'.
.J. Ml. IX.
Apr.
On iHi'iiiiiur lands i it "I ?;<?*> uiH
11 pVV il \ i*ai> loans,
f. !,. WIXKI.Ri:,
A t t?>i iicv at I . ? i ??** .
Huiii*,' toy al<?i?luv I will hit ivpro*
Si-hi. ?! 1 1 v Mr, I.. A. Wittkow.xky.
DR. I.H.ALEXANDER,
Dentist.
( % : n?l ii tin <>f i ho l'lnlmlcliiliifi
I >?*ni 1 1 ('olU'izi*, Si'ssinn 1 S7t> 77.
DKl'h'K MlyDA D s I'UKKT,
C \MIM V, t\
Two tloiu s Sou i ii of Tito ('hron
ii-lo Oim-o.
Trespass Notice.
All persons ii n> lunchy <tricUv tor ) >i>t
ilt'li (<? I IVSp;lSN lipoil lands ul \ I'. K i-n
ihmIv now in niv iHissvssion, t.?r tin* pur
po.si' ol liiiiiliii-'. lishiiiK or lor any h'Iht
pnrpWii* wlwitsorv it. Any o??> found
violatini: this notirc n il] In- debit with t?.
tin* fullrst extent of * I ? ?? law. *
J KSSK 1 1 AM MCN I >.
Oct, 1st. IKK 7.
NEW BOAKDING HOUSE.
1 wish I > announce (hat I
have taki n charge ol l hi
hoaiding house on upper Main
sst reel lately conducted l>y Mr.
*\ M. I iendrix, and will in fu
1 1 r? ? conduct it upon a first
class plan. 1 ho I. oust! will he,
well furnished, and I ho ta!?lc j
supplied with the host (ho mar
koj allords and prices will l-c
moderate. A call is ivspeet
Inllv snliciled and wc guaran
tee satisfaction.
UeSpertlullv.
J. lv. (,'LOITI).
G. J. STEWARTf
SIIOK.M \ K KK.
Hroad Street, Camden, S, (.!.
I wish lo :ii:ii<)..n<-c vhat 1 have local
?<l in ('iiinih'U siml l.nvi* opened ii #ln?o
nliop "" -Main M eel. mar York, whore I
will l o p'i'Mrcil U- servo the pnhlie. The
l< - Ih >v. i ii u pi iocs tpeak l >v 1 heiiisel \'<-n :
Hall 8oh>.
'\ii > hi's, /???.
Kif'MiiU heels, each. 5c.
Siiti liinK round, fn\
I 'a 1 1 < >ii. 'if?" solicited.
Vri v hcKi vcthillv,
? . .1. KTKW Alt F.
March -','>ih '08.
RELIABILITY
I ami
enterprise
?re two characteristic* of h nnnr
tul bimlneti contain - and we claim
to i>oaa??? thuin both. HuvIiik Ixun H
: long vaiftbliabcd anil being favorably IH
I kuuwu at tnanufaclurera of D
DOORS, SASH.^y.INDS, ?
5 lumber and/alt kind* of ornamental
I woodwork, we witti jii l<i? la the H
I work done for our tiumncat frieii(ti< I
I and request the chaitc* to make new ?
B (ricuda and < u.tomei a- All our I
B K<kkIi benr out uunuiitco tlu-y urtl
? warr*iit?<J ? and when i>urclm?lnjr B
9 from u? vou get cvt-iy advantage of ?
H buyinu direct ifOm the maker. I
M bend for I'rice Mat. I
H AUGUST A LUMHI R CO., I
? AUGUSTA. OA. I
"Buy ?/ (hi Mabtr"
and I
"Buy Sttrliug Brand." (#// ) I
8. J. EN O LI 8 II. I. li. ENGLISH.
English Brothers,
PnopRiBroiw,
EUREKA BAR
BER SHOP.
We can now be found in
the conveniently located rooni
one door north of tins post ofli^e
where we will be glad to serve
the public. New shop, new
furniture, new and sharp ra*
zorn, clean towels and polite
alteration. Patronage solicited.
ENGLISH BROTHERS.
March; SAth, W08.
We have formed * co.partpergbtffe for
the execution of nil kinds of bUukamitb
and wood work Wo are pnpantl to u>
ecnte work in either of the\hor? ttoeeln
the beet and moet MtbfMkxf manner.
Oui cA^iifiu'e In tit! fctmt Iwff.iWrtHf.
fitomiv* IniTiM mm? to bolfe
North and SoQtn America, and oar ability
for hofueshoeii&ii already known Your
patronage aoJftlfed. y^rni*?
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We oo DeK alb rtPfet.
To mn lo vimm, .
Wonderful iuv the euro* by Hood'*
S:ii'Min>urlllit :oid > *>t it only brcuuso
us the ono true bUw>tl purifier, it runkcfi
|Hirc, l'lrh, hrrtltlA, lifc-^l\ Ilig blood.
Hood's Pill3 tor tho liver ttiul
bow ?.? 1 ;?? ( cuMlyj, y ?t I'i'omi'tly . 2-T?
\THERE IS ?
\H01WNt! to lose ^ I
I ) niiln^ lot our new 1'iicc li?t <>l ?
I'owii Suah, llltnili, \c., 01 nmdlng I
(i>i ?|>Mlal minMio on gnytblfg >>' ?
out line lli.it >011 I
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P'EHYIHING TO CAIN I
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luicr wlwu imrcKMH must i>? I
? ui pi o<hn( iti ?t( high gi .tile hi t vet y
i <? .(. in t rtinl low pi tcc<l, but HJt
Semi filr I'tln' l.ui.
Alitil .SIA I.JJiMOm CO.,
AUQU81 A. OA.
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?ALL WOMEN
JsJlNE-TENTHS ofi
all the pain
anck>icknc3sfrom
which womefv
suffer Is causcd*
by weakness or,
derangement In j
t h e organs of
menstruation.
Nearly always
when a woman Is not well those
organs are affected. But when
they are strong and healthy a
woman is very seldom sick.
Is nature's provision for the regu
lation of the menstrual function, ~
It cures all " femalo troubles." It
Is equally effective for th > girl In
her teens, the young wife with do
mestic and maternal cares, and
the woman approaching the period
known as the "Chang? of Life."
They all need it. They VO all
benefitted by 1U
For advlco In csmi roqulrtnr dfwetal
direction*, adureu, siving oymptora*.
the ' Laulea' Advisory Department,"
Tho Chattanoos* Medlclno Co., Chatta
boo gt, Tenn>
THOS. I. COOPER, Tupde, Milt., S*y*l
" My ?l?t#r auJUrod from ?*ry Irroctilar
Ind painful rndfcatruation and doctors
could not relit** hor. Wins of Cardtrt
onttroly curod hor and also holpod my
mothsr through th* Chsng* of Lm,"
W. H. PALMER,
WATERLOO,' IOWA.
"Saved From th? Horror* of Ntrvoua Pro**
tratlon" by Or. Mil**' Norvino,
?TW COUGH does not a I way ? Indicate
M couunpliMv Mr. W. II. Filair, ot *
Waterloo, Iowa, writes: "I waa takaa
with a nervous strlctara of Um broockU
tobei, which developed lato oarrooa ptae*
tfaUoa. I Ji
Cot no aleep tor dajra wcepl wbm imrttt Hw
1 n floenc? of oplataa. For toe* Mdtkt I mat
feted ??mk? a?d prajed tbMtoigfcidia
I blood and Nerves aro very cioao
j ly rcl.ilfil. 1 1 10 Hood .ich, i > 1 1 r??
J and liMiltliy, wiili liood'H Su run pari] In
j and you will liavo no nui'VoUbilCbtf.
Hood's Pills arc host after-dinner
pills, aid digestion; prcveift constipation
So.8. WlfttW,