The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 27, 1898, Image 3
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Notice.
There will be a meeting <>f Ho?i 'ttli
Democratic club Saturday June Uli,
ut I I'. M., hi tit** mirft! place of
meeting. \V. \V. M fkl<>,
Pres.
> ? ?? *?
Now Announcements.
Tho following new announce
ments appear in 'l it.* ( Mi i oniric to
day ;
For ( Jo. Super vi??r ? Mr. ,1 ]>] j
Creed, of <'nniey Hill, ami Mr. J. i; j
i 1 1 Hon, of West villc.
The Qhionic lo as an Advortiainj* Mo
(?ium. N
^A linn in an adjoining Statt
writis t<> us: *' I he pitmnage w?
have received from your sectior
from ad veri i*ing in Tin* (Mtronich
fully warrants us in u-newing oui
contract with ) mi."
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Camden Responds Well. <
j| ' Through the cftorls of Mrs Claud
?Rirar.h?uu, one of tlie committee o'
the secession tablet, old ('ain len has
come to the 1 1 out with the most, gen
. erous contr button }et receive I t'oi
the e reel ion of the tablet in tin
State House ? Stat", 2i>rd inst.
Pension Money.
The monnv for the pensioners in
Kershaw courtly has arrived and
all those whose name appeals on
Vthe pension roll, who have not al
ready done so, can j?et their nmne\
by calling on our cfl?eienl Cletk ot
CJouft, Mr. Joel Hough.
? I.umbor Yard,
tf ** >
I hav?> < stuMis' oil a lumber yard
just to tho rear of Mr. \V. K. John
sou's store Parses wishing lumbet
can get it. bv calling on Mr. .Johnson,
who will deliver same and take or
tiers for any quantity desired
Ueppect I'ullv,
May 12, *98 A. \V. Watts.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
The best Halve in the world foi
Cutu, Hruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Uheum, Fever Sires, 'IVt.ter, Chap
ped Hands, Chilblain*, Corns, ano
nil Skin Kruplioos, and positively
cures lMles, o; no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect sitts
faclfon or money refunded. I'lioe
25 cents per box. For sale by F.
Leslie Zetnp.
Found Dead.
On Saturday last the body, of
Lizzie Alexunder, fin old colored
woman, w?h found dead in Went
Wateree about I wo miles from thr j
iron bridge. From nil appearances
tliH body been dead aboul two
d *yr. A jury of inquest w aa i in- j
panneled under Magi?ti ate Clarke
and the verdict rendered was i 1i a '
deceased came to lier death from
causes unknown to them.
? ? ? ? ? ?
Petit Jurors for the June Term of
Court
O M F .i t, I) a F I. -teller, \V F
Outlaw, \V A OunniiiirhHtji, Hardi
Thorn, C S'ok-?, Gordon Onion,
lltl J?D> N- ti li f, S VV S Marshall
?I VV Chirp In n(\ T V Paik?-r, W C
Cu i'"lou, I) T Vnrboroutrh, F t;
Coaioa, Alex Mrown, \V II Mian
non, L L Clvburn, .J^sse I) Ch'isl
m.'ip, K I / If*lland, J f , Gettys, .1
N .lonep, Frank I) Campbell, Hr-I
Ion Owens, R H K'liott, Jas. Do
Loache, R A Jackson, Zinermon
Rraonon, J II Williamson, K F Ra
lev, W W Cioxton. Chan W Hen-j
drix, .1 II Cunnin?ham, U G Team,
Vonnir II Ilutitly, T A Folaom, .las
T Coates.
Remarkable Rescue.
Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainficld,
I I., inaVes the statement, that si e
caught cold, which polled on her
lunpffi; fOiC was ticatod for a month
l?y her family physician, hut jjrew
worse. He told her alio was a hope
less victim of consumption and that
?no medicine could core her. Her
druggist suggested Dr. Kinu's New
Discovery for Consumption; she
jiought a bottle and to /her del ^ht
/found herself bonefittoTl froru firai
dose. She continued its use and af
ter V^kir.g pisr bottles, found berse^l
sourttl.ftud we'll ; now do??? her own
homework, nnd i? as well as she ev
er was ? I'r.e tri?l bottles of this
Great I'bcoverv at Dr. F besli.
/< inp'n Dim.' St; re Largo bottles
60 cents and $1 00.
Jail Delivery.
Last M onda'v afternoon betwoen
6 and 7 o'clock some of ihe prison
ers in the jail made a break for lih
ert}', and two of ihem were succchb
'fill. They picked the lock on tin
door to .the aptruncnl in which
they were confined nnd hidthem
nvlv.-?'H t?eh?nd h partition near the
Ptep* li -tdinc down to the lower
part of the jail, and when the jnil
er rnmc to n'tend to his evening
duties with them, ho was overpow
ere/thy them uud .John King, Hen
ry Peteraon, Jim Whee**^ and Jh-,
l~-: cob English eac?j*?d. They were
hotly pursued nnd John King and
Henry Peterson, both charged with
burglary and larceny? were caught,
but Jim Wheeler, charged wiwli lar
ceny of live and Jacob Kng
11^,'chiTrgeH wfilTdlapoaing bf crop
- ander ih?o, are atill at large. ?? - - j
Sherrtf Williams dea ire* to ex
preta hit thanks im the activity of
jUtfUlfd i"
tore of ilie^rlanneri. Mr. S. H.
Ln\(iam vat on Ms tray to feti? ?!??
r; :"P?x touflpi the 7Vet*clr train, par.
, euttd the prlsoeeis acroae the fi<M,
in Ma hack. -If ad it not lif?a for
L\ jJifrvlbe t#o would not here here
- ?apterard.
n . - g mly dtortf hlT# ilfllfil
~ ~ W ??TT g ??wf ' * I j* ' '*? "?
T~r ^ uutbai
j More ' Soldier lloy? '?
' M.'KHtrt. UnndidphShannon, W illi?
Vnunir. K. (? . von Tresckow, Willie
DeLo'-che, M. II. I'liiuin Mini .1. I).
Amlcrsitii Iff t \f?tirdiy morning
f<?i Columbia to volunteer In the
I wi'iu y. Mossih, Ambition 11 1 1 < ) | ti in
were among I ho first ?hi>lefl Cim
I '!???? a I ??? ?i t t v\ (i weeks tiu"? hiiiI we?e
I rejected, Imii ui?w the requirements
lie not ho s'lict and i lo*y hope In
} vp*i In.
Deaths.
1 >ied of pneumonia Thursday.
M iv 1 r? 1 1 1 , ( Jcrlmdo Ashley, in
'?out daUiihlnr of Mr. and Mr?. I>. .1.
I j- v\in, nyntl I year and I months.
Mr. Thou. Koftolionmiili, a liij?l?l\
respected citizen of West Watelee.
Iii'l on Thurtulav laat, lie vv?s
?tltuiit 70 years of aj?n and was nil
it in If of M is. II. (J. Team.
Mr*. Sull io DeSaussu ii\ s ! si *? r ol
I > ? . I). |,. I >i'S;iusMin c, died at tW
residence of Dr. I )eKt us$u re on last
Ki itluy inorninu. I lor ri'inaiiH wen
i.uk? n to < 'harle Nt"n on Friday af
?.?-i noon for inter men t.
Camden lias A Military Company.
The efforts recently |> n L forth to
? r^ani/.e a military company -here
have reunited most successfully.
A company iviih .r0 member* wan
organized on Imh'I Fiiday night.
Mr. M. L. Smith was elected Cap
V.iin.
An Ordinance
ro PROVIDE FOR THE VAC
CINATION OF ALL PER
SONS IN THE" CITY OF
CAMDEN, S. C.
City Conneil Chamber,!
Cnnulon, S. May 2-i. '98f
He it ordained by the Mayor and Al
dermen of the city of Camden, S. C.,
mid by the authority of the same:
See. I. Whereas the Iloard oftlleaMh
of the city of Camden have recommend
ed to the City Conneil the necessity for
h system of general and compulsory vac
cination, the fame is hereby approved
n!id mlopted.
See. II. All persons residing or en
quired in business within the. corporate
limits of the city of Camden, shall be
vaccintded bv Juno/15th, A. 1). 18'.)8.
See.. HI. Any person who shall fail to
comply with this Ordinance, or refuse to
allow those ovcti whom he or she may
have control to be vaeoieated or interfere
with or resist the vaccination of anyoth
cr person, shall upon conviction be lined
in n sum not exceeding twenty-five dol
lars or imprisonment not more than thir
ty (.'!0) (lays, and shall be required ti>
.-Mibmit to compulsory vaccination .
Ratified in Council awaembled this the
21th day of May A. 1>. 1H9*.
-jlsnil . f F. L1CS LI E Z F M 1\
' - ? ? ? *' Mayor.
C. L. K1KKLFY,
City Clerk.
NOTICE.
The Physicians *>f the City of Camden
will be at the Council Chamber for the
pin pose of vaccinating all who may ap
ply for same from June 4th to June l~>th
during the following hours:
12 M. to 1 I'. M. for Whites, and from
I P. M. to 2 1'. M. for Colored.
?I P. M to 5 P. M Cole red, and from
5 P. M. to C P. M. for White'.
C^~City -vill pay for vaccination of all
parties unable to do so.
F. I.ESLI F ZFMP,
Mayor.
C. L. K1KKLKY,
Citj" Clerk.
Mav 2?? P,t. ?
Tax Executions.
South Carolina ? Kershaw (Jou nty.
Under nn? 1 by virtue of sundry tux cx
eeutions to mo dir^ejed by the County
Tr< usurer of Kershaw County, I will
proceed to soli, to the highest bidder in
front of the Court House door in Cam
den, on thy first. Monday in Juno the fol
lowing described property :
2000 aercs boatmen as follows: Xorih
liv Kirk land ft'id Young; East by 1'lnyer.
estate of Ancrum nnd Young; South by
Player and others; properly of A K
Whylainl.
1 lot in No. 1, bounded by J S libauic,
M K Trursdell and L McCaiidlvM, the
property of Matlic 1) Oakmun.
1 bouse and i acre* in No. 1, hounded
Xorth byEldredge, Kast by \ ilh-pgue.
South Ify Stockton, Woit by extention of
Broad^j'trcet ; the property of Alieo (ier
uld.
1 nero and 1 bouse in "No. 1(3, bounded
North bv Mrs O J Dunlap ; South by es
tate of John Branhant ; Kant and *\Vest
by M r? C J Dunlap, property of Wm
I'.arfjfld nnd wifit.
acres in No, .r>, bounded North by
S li Ihill, South by K B katclill'e, Weil
by S Ktok'-a, Kast by ?' M Hall, the
property of Mrs. U A Mali, guardian.
70 lores and 2 buildings in No. 0, bound
ed by lands of Banni Bros., T J Kirk
hthd and State land*, the- property of
Ben Wilson.
i nnd lot in X'>, 1, bounded
North liy I.Vultcn iJcnsi-n. South by W
T Loilif, K:ist Uy ehtite Miry. |?nl|nid ami
Wont 4?y Wroa.l Street, levied upon a*
tli*4 property ??f Ahriin flarkc.
3S acres ami 1} building* n No. 1,
bv*ntic.t by land* of Byrd,
lioodal<> an'l lands of J JS MeroiK!)*.
property ?>f Funny $ McDowell.
MO >u?*e? nwLU buildings in No. 17.
bonn^fi'd by ftmds of A L C Kinanl, Bet
ty Neck laws and Howen Innds; proper
ty Of Jo^orJ') IfoKH. ?
I lot in ?o. 1 bounded oast bv Lvltlc
ton sfreetXNorth bv S Wolfe, Soiith by
.F M f *8 my rh pr?> j wr^r "f .f B McDotial I.
tfuM *flr?-S And ft^biiildioa* in No. 0.
trout. ded by IaTmh of J A McDowell, and I
land* formerly of I)r J W Ford, Mn. 1
Jano Knox and W B VlHcher, the prop
erty of K!txal>eth Vort*'*
I ' 1 tract of land contntpfcHlL ^ *crrw,
TyTnjr "nTnio tflde tffih^TlwtJpr
| Svraxnp and bounded on tho NoHh nnd
Wrntjuf A Johnaon, ct. al., South bv
! H?C"Ti?nJbor K?'amp aod land* of J II
Stoke v, tyat by landa of Mm Folnom.
r kfifttf n fifl frfurfytv iff
I nib l/i i | j.u ?
j 5? ?? IrKI^y ?
I Two lota and two bnfldtnira tliereoi in
thf town ot Camden one on IH*K??ltriinT.
one <wt Lyttfcton Kt. . tin) known aj the
ptpprrir at th? eafele of B 8 KiAloy
Md H l?rrto town of Cam
don. boamM on tbc North by JpT Mir k
T K lUrt by liwl h* Df
A A Moore ^nd W-i Uy M II Dibble.
Wtrkd ipoi M nrftpi'rtfVf Mni AJf-jCly
?5- - ?? wiixia^
Not So Rad After All.
' Tim t i in ?? for the payment of oil.)
] burn huM (M?l|?e HOtl ^OIIC atl?l tMlf
' | 1 r ' ?j? j ?? s " i v?? ti'i/.i-nx i. i I i list iiij0
j n ih-Ii I h ki'>l iif u. I on lb- lix," ( w heii
I ac i' in?iil<*i' <mi r i hi pi (i vr int* (i th ) is
i !i?>i so I?m?I hlli-i' nil. Theft) ;tV?s
J 1 1 ? wi'vor, hmiho delinquent* \\ ho
Wmiiil (l<> well to set (.If ?il once un<i
iheichy h.ivc furl her costs iiikI pen
\l| I ICS.
Compulsory Vacci; ? on.
TlmCil\ ( hii ii < * i | i? f (\undeu, act
in<^ under t he I ? n> no -tidal ion of
? 1 1 ?? 1 1 o a i <1 <>f Ileal h, Iris passed an'
u ii i ii <t licit |o i-nfoicc c. 1 1 mi |i ii 1 so i \ |
vaccination ufur till' lillccnth ol
Jiiim'. There in considerable j
"kicking" against this but the oil]- I
rial* arc acting for tin* good of t !??"* '
nun in ii n it v.
J-lnnoiuuvimnk
FOR A FDITOR.
Mr. Kditor : ? IMoaso announce the;
in hii* of Mr. \V. .1 Jones*, ?>t' I'nnnlcn, j
us i ??ai|iii'la*?' for tlm olliee of Auditor j
for Kershaw (\>Ui|iy. Mr. .lours is j
most worthy young man and in every
way wi ll qualified to li!l the position.
Antioch Voters.
Mr. Kili tor: ? I'lense nnnoumv the name
of Mr. .1. R. I'helps as a t-mxlitl.: t<* foi the
oilier of Audit or. Mr. l'helps is one of
mi! lust anil most conscientious olllccis
and his won Ii should lie recognized.
Fi lends from the Fp-counl rv.
Mr. Kd'tor We horehv announce the
nnnie of Mr. \V. F. Russell as a cam! date
for t ho olliee of A uditor.
1 1 is Friends.
Mr. Kditor Realizing that West
Wnteree constitutes a very important
i>Hrt of Kershaw county and that in all
)iiimet& it should share in some of the
offices. we announce the name ??!" one of
our most popular young men, Mr. Man
nes Rahon, f?>r the office of An.'ilo-. It '
elected lie w ill lill the olliee to the satis
inction of the entire people.
Mis Friends.
1 he reby announce myself a candidate
for the office of Auditor of Kershaw
county subject to the result ot the ap
peoacJiiiig primary election.
I\ T. llRFOF,
FOR SIIJMJR VISOR.
Mr. Kditor : ? We lieiehy announce the!
iianio of Mr. O. W. MeOnskill as a eindi- i
date for the olliee of County Supervisor. I
subject to the result of the Democratic'
primary election . lib Flic tub-. j
Mr. Kditor : ?I'Ichk.c annouiee the j
name of Mr. It. W. Hammond as a can- ?
didato tor Co. Supervisor. Mr. Ham-|
mond's position as a clerk ot the Co. ?
hoard for a number of yeais and his
strict adherence to the piincinitls of
economy .rentier him well nualificd for
this important position.
Many Friends. I
The friends of Mr. [J. C. Hilton hot/ j
space to announce histamine as a suitable i
loan for the otlico of Comity .Supervisor.
Mr. Ilil'on has served on the County!
I >< aid of Commissioners and thoroughly j
understands the dirties of the oflice for j
which he is here announced . He is lion- j
esi, competent, polite. fa'?r and impar- j
tial in his .dealings between claimant
and the count v, ai/d will, if elected, dis
charge hi'i duties (fearlessly and impar
tially. ( Voters.
Mr. Fditor : ? Realizing that Cant.-v
Hill constitutes an important part of our
county, and in view of the fact that our
section has nnver been represent d on
the county ticket, we feel that we should,
in all fairness, have some representation
in i we hereby announce for County Su
pervisor, the name of one who will, if
elected. conduct Hi e a (fairs of the coun
tv as successfully *ns he has his own ;
that man is Mr. J. K. Creed.
1 1 is Kf lends.
FO It TREASURER.
Mr. Editor- -Please* announce f lit* I
nainJ of Mr. \V. R. Iloujrh for .re-election
to the ofKco of Treasurer of Kershaw
eountv wli ic*li lie has filled to the entire
satisfaction of ri II for. the |>nt>t two years.
Ifis Friends*.
8U1?ER 1 NTBN DENT OP BDUGATION. |
Mr. Editor- ? We witfh'to otTVr the name
of h. I j Conelnnd as u candidate for re !
election to tne office of Superintendent of
Education for Kershaw cduntv. lie lots
discharged t he duties of the ofliot faithful
ly. and redeemed his promise to devote his
whole time to the work. Bv placing the
?chools ti\i a cash ba.si*, nearly one Ihons
n nd dollars per annum have liecn saved,
which, bv the credit system, went to pay
the discount on school checks.
Xy^sl. Watereo
FOR TIIK SFN ATlv
Thanking the people of Kershaw Coun
ty for the holior heretofore conferred i'p'
on me, I hereby announce utvsolf as n can
didate at the approaching primaries for re
election to if>e State Senate.
J.T. II A V.
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
Appreciating the support and confidenco
aiyon me in the past by the people of Ker
shaw 'Y.nntv. T hereby Announce myself as
it candidate for fe 'election to the lfou.?e of
Representatives subject to i !if Democratic
pritnatv. C. L, WINK1.EK-.
Mr. Editor: ? I hereby i!nn<?unee. my
self a* A candidate for (tie House of Rep
resentative-. subject to th<- will of the ma
jority as e\mv-*-ed in the approaching
Democratic Primary election.
?I/O. RICHARDS, Jn.
Mr, K-litor: ? l'lra?o Announce t!??
name of T). M. Bt'llmiic, a a candidate
for rn i'lfplion In llic lIot:#i> of I'npre
stntativep. Mr. I'ollmiio lias niatlc a
laltliiol nnd uort)iy ropro'eijtBlivo nnd |
iho voter* of Ktunltan < nur.ly canco* at-.!
lrrt a safer man to.reprem'nt (hem.
TTis Fr iend<?.
FOK .It; l)(JK OF l'KOBATK.
Mr. Kditor : ? Kealizinjf that t?i<* ri i
should Iks rcwonlod wo <lt?>>ire to offer
the natno of Capt. C- ('? l!??ile as n can
didate* for re-elect Jon to tho 'offico of
fud^e of Probate f"*" thin comity. < 'n |>t.
Mailt;'* ?er*iret? hoth.in w?r ?u?.| j&fi??
render encomiums nnneceanary from the
pcTt~of anyonfrr y(K?f?h? # County. ?
FOrrfffcilsWtATK.
Mr. Kriitor; ? Wo take* ploaanre in
commwndir.K one for Maii?lr.tfn of \W*f
Wntcwft U>w?
entire Mt ixfactlon to the ptjblio. U? flrti
filUl Important pl*c?.? aiwl ham IS5W
fonn<! larking. H?. to fully competent
nnd atrictly honeat In nil III* d?*alinc^
-jE-Motra
W* know the public vll !?? ?I?m t? UftVU
a??H a AfagUtrate
Mr. F<Wf*>r: ? We takr greet pl^uinre
Id announcing the name of a p*>fc*f*wHit
gentleman far Magistrate in We?t Wa
ter**, eee who tn the free of pem?nf i<m.
ertabliahed hie integrity and atHMcititfe*
ehle ability, dltektr^i the tintieaof
mM ofBee. We aawunce the
II I BatteaJTe ietoee '
p#0t, en* trill , in ahe fntt
T - i-i- ?
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*i .. jjL ". i we 11 ?
?'! N)
\ our las! Summer's W :i i*< I r* ? PifTs it no{ need replou
isliilii . We are lu>\v ready to help you. ( 'all and exam
ine our stork <d* Men's and Youths' Suits, Wudeiwear,
\\ ' 1 1 i t ct and No<;li;.'v Sh ii ts, { lalC I lose, (Joilars, ('ulVs, llanil
kuvhiels, lies in l?o\\s, (Mahsaml I ijtf'ks, Mats, l\te. We
eanMRive \ on money.
Business Education,
i? i roil Miii' ln-v .Mul i M it* ','ir! in oacli t oitnty nl" S. ('. j
liv I lit* In: :???>', !>?< >?-- 1 *? t ???.*:! ?? 1 1 V <?? |il i|i|tt*?l siwl Oliiilu'Hllv |
prni't i * ? :i 1 in ''tli'inii in llu- Siuiili, Paily iltill in mtual
Imimiicss banking ami olliru work.
l'o.siiicinfj art- yuarmiti . il irra*'ii ilf- 1 5 1 ??"??_? ?? 'lit- Kiii|?loy?iriit Hunan. Aildress.
Tlio iiiiMnoss roller. Mnron,
A IIOIII) REWIM1.
KIMIM I'llilTOIiltii'S ill) w
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Consult your allmiiis ? h-ick fur ? 0 wars? This >s n ? y |?ful- ivvoj'il. I :nn <?oin??
ft Jul w i I! con! i:i Hi* to ?;?> tin; IJ I'S'i' W'U K K . I mm? nut linking nn.v pri>nii*i'S, luil
will 1 ? ? t my wy It f\ponk f..r ilKi'lf. < ' I ^ ! i- i' U ICCK la N< ? , my sun, mi iip-tu-ilnti*
|>iiotu^|-ii|)lK'r, ln'Mls i l?i? \vnriil on ('IiiMri'Vs iitiil Ua'vv's jiii:t 11 i ? I am llu* lirsl
u (in in' imliif-il tlm L'l'iiiiinc f' A K |t< ' X I'". TTK 1M I OT( M i II A I'i I S. Tln'y rninc n
liitli' liivflitM*, but nro well \vi>t til (lit1 ilill'oriMiCM*.
RECKLING'S PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDiO, 1435 MAIM ST.,
Columbia, S. ('.
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The Amebian Gentleman's Whiskey.
TJ^TST cz* r~- rr -7? a -
Warranted a PI J U K T( )">Ti L-A i, S'j i M {i'lA NT. lie
commi'n<]i:<l by Pi^vfirians an. I known as the
CHOICEST WHISKEY
b'or (Jul), Family an 1 Medicinal IT sc.
WM. LAXAilAN X SON, Hal iimorc, 31(1.
TO UK HAD AT AI.L uisi'KNSAIlll.'S.
TEACHERS' EXAMINATION.
The C.iiint y 1 >i i.'ini of I'Muc.ilion". will
ho!. I :i meetinir at l In? (.'ouri H-mic-*.
I 'rid i y J iimc 1 7 1 1 I" examine :i j?j >1 i -
e tils t\ > ?? lent hers roi I i!i.
I I,. < 'OI'KLAN I ).
&
( Imirni.'n.
LUMBER I LUMBER!
I Iium" jiifct pnr<:lin.?c?l ii oomplolc new
outfit for sawinj,' lumber of itll kind and
H hi prepiued t > K'Vl-* y?u tlie very l>e?|
lumber at remarkable low tjiji-y. All or
ders piomptly filled. Lumber delivered
when desiml. Your order* Policitod.
lieKpeetfullv,
Apr. 15. '!>* J. A. WATTS.
DR. I. II ALEXANDER, ~
Dentist.
Gimlnhte. of the Philnilnlp'.iin
Dent il College, Session 1870-77.
OFFICE UROAD STRKKT,
Camdek, S. 0.
Two doors South of The Chron
icle Olftec.
IGE CREAM SALOON. ~
I }? ii \*?-? i>|K'iiwi nil ie?? errant *<:! lof >ti iii
the Imildini* opposite .Mr. A. 1) K< nii"
?Iv's forioerh oerupicd byt'apt. If. K.
IJal.-al! n.s a ha I; try. Spe<ial accomoda
tion for the \* j eojde. l'artios wish,
iu^ lee crcani by the tpmrt, pailon or
lart?-r <pi.inlSlies ran lie served on ?horl
not ieft. WIN YAH JAMKH.
Apr. 2i?. '!l
WIIIIIIWOIiK.
We Imvp formnl n co-|?artiirraliip for1
i(hi? (-xrculiou of (U1 kinds of bliu'fc *ijrill? |
??>il wood work Wo nre |>re}Kjri?l i?v ex- j
-work- m Hthcr H *h*-atwtv# in**"* t??
Hh? b?t mnK iKMi kiiKwkHy mwior,
Our rujxripTjco in nil kif>?| oHron ir<?rk i# j
???: <?!??( vc Iw?vm,u !?
hh?1 ft>atn Ain?i i<*?. immI our nl/ttily
for ttornHiociHK M tlraadr kmmo -Vwir
^ttfromgie ftof total jT* S^tisf/.oU.-ui guirnn- >
j id iilii i'f(| befwrf ut
jl?. II. Kiwi A rn?afr?ai?c*# livery uta
PnKtlhrtrfft
V?yr? m '
?.w- - ?-? -
I REGISTRATION NOTICE.
oi'Kicr: <>p 1
SurlllVIKOKS Of RlCOIrt Tit ATIGN, I
K I. I(s j | uv ( !oi?nty.
Camukh, S, C'., Makcii 21, 1b08. j
I Tlx* Sujwrviso'rt of Ke^i^t i Htion fur
i Kervtluiw I'oiiuiy vviil In; in tlieir o.'llct*
at llie Com! IF<?nHe in <'nin<'cii. S. C' ,
on (ho first Mowlny*, TurwfJ<.VH ami
WpHneniI:i)8 of cacll liioutli from 9
o'clock <i. hi. until ?{ p in , until ??') (lavH
! before. t ho 'pe^Jcral election in
i )*!?8 for the nnrpose of rrt'lfiteriiiK voters.
J. i\ TtfCJIA |{|)S, Clinirinnn,
MANXKS HA HON. <;irrk,
ALK\A."?r?r:u ijhown,
{ McmhciH of the ltosibtration Boai-I -for
| Kernimw County.
!C. J. STEWART,
FIK^vM \ K ICR,
j Hroiul Sti'ool Camden, S. C,
\ v
I to nr.tw lice Unit ! h.tvo 1 .eal
c?l ii> Ciini'lnn iin.l Inve oooiwmI n *h.?e
} shop on .Miiin >fc.Vct. near York, where t
| will In- |?' ?? ti/n tw serve tin* public. The
following tjrsoeK speak f >r t IkmiimoI Voh :
I 1 1 it if silc. MO ?,
? rufcjie^,
JUi^lntt heel*. each. 5e,
Ktiicliiou round
I'airiitiii^e solicited.
Vcrv I?ch|h'( ifuliy,
V. .1. MTMW A II r.
March 2*?tii '98.
(Ilifl. S. AUXKR & S0\.
'
M ANUKAOT^HKH* OF? -
Doors, Sash, Blinds,
Moulding, Ifclffimg Materials
| Saftfe^Weights and Cor*!.
Jti-lwtoN, a c.
! PurchAie fKirNiMmi/^hidr
I wo <?nnrat)lcc superior to any
j?o!d South, aod thereby sare
money..- .
1 Window and Fancy Ohw ?
J Pped^ltft : , - ' ? '
UNTAPPED LUMBER.
1 havo o*t'n Misln <1 ;i saw
mill m \\ ! . ic 1 1 can he pollen
line 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 > | >< m 1 lumber lot' oidv
I hoc per hundred feet delivered.
Tins is the onl\ mill at which
\ ou can i* oi the real untapped
lumber. Prompt attention to
all. Add res niuii order** to
<\i Ml. \ I1. O.
A. \V. WATTS.
! ,1 at). II,
W. W. Husc2.'ins,
^SvJ * J ' j
I IMnm''in;-.
A ami 1 ln in p Wo i U,
W ind Miih I'nt I p.
' i ' 1 1 1 i . i i . e; .
I \ otinj* ?find
Konf Painting.
S.i ( i^fact inn jpiarautecd. ( Hlii e
(M : rncr l>road and iVKidb Sis.
Kcspcet i 'id I v,
W. \\\ 111 COINS.
M i\ o,
s. .1. KM; I. is II. l. I:. I .M. l.iKlI.
English Brothers, [
1 ??*????? * ?: I ' "li
EUREKA BAR
BER SHOP.
Wo can now be found ii;
tiii* convenient 1 v located runiiij
(Hie door north r>f the post oilier
where we will he i^lad to serve
the public. New shop, new
I'm nitnre, new and sharp ra
/?? elean towels and polite
ati ? : . ? i o 1 1 . Pat ronage solicited
K N ( 1 1 < 1 S 1 1 UKOTHKKS.
Miircii. *? ">x 1 1 . 1SJW?.
THK MISTRESS
OF A HOME
liUK to hnvr ,u'''
house
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"Fuy of ??*'
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Hay Slf
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(.birolinu? lver-ilriw County.
S C Clybnrn* AHmhiixtrttlor.
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Emma
r?>lt r iiihI by virtue of :i of
i In- !*??? ?l?:i I <? eonrt herein. I will boI 1 be
I ??e t l?r? Court lloust: in Oniwlen, S.
Mt puoiii: cntcry within tin- h?<ji?l bourn
<>f naif on tho ft ' >Mi, mlav in .Tunc
next. tin: fjllow in.? ii itl i-Khito : All
hit l<>t <>r pnreel of I4r.1l, Ijinjj ami !>??.
WK north ?>? llits t:ily of Camden, County
?Mxl flu te itfvrtmicl, bounded north by
!?>! of V.m-V. I. unr, on the Sotitli l>y York
V:iron, on 1 1 1 c \Wtii l.y a road <>r Hired
U'jidmy north and 8i?uth mt.'I oil tin*
eaat by In ixl of M r*. M A. K. Civ burn.
Terms cu*h. it purchii-er does not ]
fonip v wilh sale inuncdi itcly after bid i*
closcd, tho properly w?)l he refold.
' ? C. C. II A I LE,
?bidiof uf I'rohnte, Kcrnhau ('ounlv.
April 21). 18;)S
NEW ..BOARDING HOUSE.
I with to announce (lint I
have taktin charge of the
boarding house on upper Main
street lately conducted by Mr.
E. M. Hendri.v, and will in fu
ture conduel it upon a fir*t
clapa plan. Tli.o hou.se will he
well !u misled, and the table
supplied with the best the mar
kf-i allonls and prices will 1 e
moderate. A call i* rosppct
lully solicited and we guaran
iee satisfaction.
Respectfully,
.J. It. CLOU J).
My Livory Stable- U ?o*r|
wady lor the Winter trade heu
ICT^nep&tfil thap ovaE 3jy?
oral new hortv* and torn
jail receivrd. The (ojvnlrwtr
will reccT^my^jmpt *+*n
From Maker Direct to Purchaser.
A Good
Piano
I no
will Inst a
1 1 foil hi c
and srtvo
Olxilt'SK t:ii'
jui/lliltlt.
A Poor lll.ino
w i ' I Irifiii) lew
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KIVO
i'CXUliUH.
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1. 1 . . I alio iin Ylmiuvi. ill l>?iy
inn
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, liu! Ik much Urn
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? >? -if. l-uojory prices lutein 11
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JsJWE-TTNTH3 Of
nil th? pain
and sickness from
which women
suffer is caused
by weakness cr
derangement in
t h o organs of
menstruation.
Nearly always
when a woman Is net well thesfr
organs ere affected. But .when
they are strong and healthy a
woman Js very seldom sick.
In nature's provlsioh for the regu
lation of the menstrual function.
It cures all " female troubles." It
Is equally cftcctlvo lor thd girl In
her tecits, the young wife with do
mestic and maternal cares, and
the woman apprpachlng the period
known as tho " Chango of Life."
They all need It. They are all
benefitted by it.
For advlco !n cases requiring 8p?dal
directions. AcUrcna, giving; symptoms,
Iho " Advisory Dopartmonf,
Tho Cb?uanooga MeUiclno Co., ChitU
t>? T?nn.
TKOyj.CCOPEft, Tupelo, Mill., aayn
"91 sister suffered from very Irregular
tnd/pslnful menstruation and doctors
co (id not relieve h?r. Wine of Csrdul
entirety cured her and also helped mj
mo|ti?r through Uto Change of U?.
W. H. PALMER,
WATERLOO, IOWA.
"Caved From Iho Horror# of Nervous Pro??
Iratlon" by Dr. Miles' Nervine.
a COT JO H doe* not alw?y? IndiOftt?
Hr. W
Waterloo, I?nrft. wriU*: "I m Uk?*
with ft nerrdos HUcWl ?*
tube, whtoh Jerolopod into BftiVooft ])M*
trattoo, 1 wmio wmJc IqjrtAw*?>???; t
trot noiKuptar^ymtM *h<*