The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 17, 1898, Image 3
Tiiititki,
Mnt. l?\ C. Goiaid hut* our iWafik*
for n hfiaket of tlolighlful pu&clua
tii-awn in l? ?? *? oroliu id. 'l'lu'v ure
lliu lirnt pi-tnluS Wf llMVV UtTU l*ttix
SttftHOI), mill 1 1 Hi (|llHlily of l lie Ilk
Wtfa Cull ill tily lino. >
- ? ? <*? ? ?
Now AnuoutiL-emunts.
Tlio following now mi noil i) !??'
** iiu'IHh Hppt'iir in ' I ' 1 1 ?? CUrouiclo tn
ilav:
For County Snpovvif?or~Mr. T.
V. I'urk^r, of West. Wiitercu.
Kor Kuff-.ilo Township,
? Mr. II. T. .IuIiiihuu.
Attention, Hull's Mill Democratic
Club,
All memheia of Bell's Alill'i Dem
ocratic el u areeai ne&tlv requeat
oil to meet at lit 1 Pa Mill school
house on Satuiday, July t ho '.'ml,
Hi 4 o'clock 1\ M. for the purpose
cf transuding houio business.
W. W. Ilranham, l'reat.
Lumber Yard.
1 have established a lumber vard
IJilHt to ? ho rear of Mr. \V. K. John
son's store 1'artiea wishing lumber
can gel it by calling on Mr. .lohneon,
who will delivor same and tako or
dors for any quantity desired* ?
UeapoeM'ully,
May 12. '08. A. \\\ Walla.
Cantey Hill Rifles' Picnic.
The Cantey Hill ltillea hud their I
annual picnic near I)eK aIIi <mi last
Saturday. A most delightful day
wua spent by nil who attended.
Several candidates were there all
of whom made speeches. We re- j
t urtn* thanks to ('upt. LoriiK for
an iuvitatiou to he preacnl, in the
event of which a inoro extended
notice would have appeared, but
regret that unavoidable circuin
atancea prevented our attending.
Wo appointed a yuing lady our
apiciai reporter for the occasion
but as the report Ih>h not hetnjaenl
in we serve notice upon her thai
ti lie is subject to discipliuft.
The Printing Oftloe Bettor Than Our
Beat 3chooIs.
Hon. Joel K. Ilronson, prohibi
tion candidate for CJovei nor, in a
sketch of his life, says :
"At the ago of fifteen it became
necessary for mo to begin the stiim
gle for bread, and I entered the
Sumter Watchman ollice at a sala
ry of two dollars and a-half a week,
which I paid over to mv step-grand
mother every Saturday evening.
In other words it about paid for
in y board anil clothes. Thai was
not a large salary, and yet, as I
look back upon my printing oflice
life, J unhesitatingly pronounce it
the best pay I ever received for my
Bel t ices ? that from which I have
derived most beuelit and most pleas
ure. My mind was keenly alive and
the priming odicc opened before
me a new woild of iuformu:
li?>n hi which to satisfy it. Yen,
white tht-.ie J gathered that
from the printing otlLe, which I
would not to-day exchange fur a
lifetime's tuition lu our best
schools."
IirfV Atlia T. Jamison.
Tin? following sketch of ilte life of
K??v. A. T. Jamison (which hy the I
way is ni>l af nil o*ordritwn) wo take
from last work's lbiptist Courier :
"Rev. AthaT. .Jamison, who in (o
preach the conimonccinont sermon
before Ihe Greenvillo Female Col-j
h'ge, in the beloved pastor of the
]>opti*t church at Camden, S. <!.
Bro. "^anu'son 'is another country
boy, horn on ft far>? near Murfrecs
boro, Tenn. II# Spent hia years on
ti e farm, rngoged in the work of
(he farm till he* was about grown
lie attended school at Mnrfreesboro,
and. received the hest the "high '
school' afforded. During the pas j
torate of Dr. 15, K Folk, now the
editor of the linptu>t and Reflector,
yenng Jamison was led out some
what into rtt'ipious work. "In 1885,
at the ago of 19, he wont to Charles
ton^ 8. anil bconme Secretary of
tho TkM. C. A. in that cit}'. llo
fierveajn this capacity for uine years.
'While it| Charleston he was a great
worker in the Sunday School and
young people's work in tho Citadel
Fqtaare church, of which he was a
member. He was useful in other
chilrcbcs and became one of the
b?u6t known and most popular young
nlen in Charleston.
Whilo ihus engaged ho felt it his
duly U) preach, anil for better pre
paration for his life work he resign
ed li s position in the Y M. C- A.
and attended thfe Seminary one year
in Louisville. In -July. 1895, he be
came pastor of tho Camden Daptist
church, where he has dono ^ fine
work, lie is ono of the most suc
cessful pa?t>r? in the State and is
especially popular with iho young
'people. In the spring of 189G,
when the ii. V. P. U- Convention
was organized at Orangeburg, he
?A4 elected president and was re
flected at'the meetings in (irccn
Vide and liatesbnrg. lie ably edits
tha i*. Y. P. U. department in The
Baptist Courier. He was elected
Assiht%nt Secretary of the Baptist
fitate Convention at Rock Hill. Bro.
Jamison ia orf4 Of our most useful
pastors, ia a cloao stodjnt and a
good pTB?ch?r- it* . Is a man of
beaatifat, lovable aprt, eipecially
strong socially, and baa a happy,
? winning, dtsposit-on. jleis a mao
uf bcauilful, lu?able splfctly espsoially
strong socially, and WCe a bappy
? ninain^ disposiiioa. Ha ia wlsr,
;; mm teat nod ta strong- apirilaaUy,
aad H a giaai favorite of tM bcetb
?res aad fopUar witfe ibe ptople."
Tho Merchant# Contest Closes.
?
With this issue of The Chronicle
! tho murcLnni't* oouifcMl close*, Mr.
\Y\ K. Jolnuun bein^ tho winner.
Job Printing.
j l.opul lit K-fa (or the Supreme (Vnrt,
l.olltT lleiuU,
Notl?
Hi!l llt'utls,
Ko Velopes,
llnti'l Htils,
OironitiiH,
* I )o?l^ern ,
Curds,
in fnct job printing <>f Al l.;
i.'n I promptly uiul uoutly executed
tu i his cilice.
J \ i
Million? Given Away.
1 t is certain! y gratify ing to the
public to know of one concern inj
i in; luiul who nre not afraid t ? In* i
generous to the needy and suller
iiig. The pioprietors of Dr. King's)
N ? w Direct very for (Consumption j
Coughs and Colds, have given j
Mv\<?y oyer ten million trial b<iftle* j
"I tins great medicine; ami have
i he *ati8fucl|uu of knowing it Iimh!
absolutely cuied thousands ot
hopeless cases. Asthma, Hiou
ehiiis, 1 1 on rsfiiecs and all diseases !
ol i lm Throat, Chest and Lunysl
ate surely curud by it. Call on K.
Leslie Zemp, Druggist, and get a
trial h<?ttle free. Regular size f>0o.
and #1. Kvery buttle guaranteed
? ?r price refunded.
.11 ev A J. Stokes, I). D.
Kmoi v Otilk'Hv, Oxford, On., lias I
coiifened tho degree of Doctor of
Divinity upon liev. A. .J. Stokes, of ,
the South Carol i na Oou fere nee, and
in doing so has honored the insti
tution and bestowed just recogni
tion where it was due. Dr. Stokes
ban hundreds of friends in this city
irrespective of denominational linos
and they will, without exception,
take pleasure in learning of the
honor that has been done him by
the leading educational institution
of the Methodists of a sister State.
Dr. Stokes will wear tho honor
gracefully and worthily, for he will
go on in the even tenor of his way
unchanged and unspoiled by this or
any other honor that may fall to
his lot. We congratulate Dr. Stokes,
out Km or 3' College is to be con
gratulated also, for an honorary
degree was never bestowed where
it was more merited, ? Sumter
Watchman,
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CASTORIA
THE KIND YOU HAVE ALWAY8 BOUGHT
Hi; tho /y .
? ,
Deaths.
A familiar fig tiro lias parsed'
from vi?;w, nnd Kershaw and vicin
ity mourns the departure of one of
ilif olil"8t and most highly respect
ed of her citizens. Mr. Seaborn
Jones, who because of the love
horn for him anil for Ihe esteem*
in which he was held by all, wan
In-st Known an "Uncle' Seaborn,"
ut the lipe old nge of 87 years, him
gone lo his rewcrd, having met the
?-Loina: Huminons on tlio 7th iiist.
Ilia death was not wholly unex
pected as he has been in declining
health for some ) ears and ii i b death
whs no doubt hastened on when
his beloved wife was eeparalt-d
from him by death on the 4th of
July, 1806, uearly two years ago.
Mr. Jones was a well known per- j
sonage in this comniuaity and in
the late war between the states
mudo a bravo and gullaut soldier, j
and whose father served with
Marion in the struggle 'for lnde-j
pendence. Mo kno?r bo country
but his beloved Southland, which
ho loved with a patriotism and de
votion surpassed by none. ? Ker
shaw Kra.
Mr. Charles J. Harmon died In
the town of Kershaw on last fiat*
urduy, (he 11th insL.,from a wound
inflicted on his head by a Mr. Mc
Manns on Monday afternoon the
Oih,
Mrs. Mary Jane Elliott Dead.
On (lie 5th inat t he anscl of death
oamo into tin: home of Mr R. B. El
liott stole Train that home the
wife An J mother? r-Mra. Mary Jane
.Klllolt. Mrs. K.Iiott was n daughter
of Mr. and, Mrs. Henry nnd Caroline
Thome, and a sister of Mr. T. II.
Thorne ami Mrs. Sousnn A Gardner.
Twclvo years ago she became the
wife of Mr. R. B. Elliott, and han
since become the mother of eight
children, six of whom survive her.
She died at tho age of 3G. Mijp. El
liott was a good woman. She was a
faithful and affeciiouate wife, a true
and consecrated mother, a kind and
generous neighbor and nn bumble
find devoted christian. ? She was a
member of Beaver Dam Baptiat
Church, in tUe building of which she*
figured conapicooaly, and to the sac
c<if*a of which she largely attributed.
We feel that her (dace wdl tje hard
to fill. We monrn her l6?S. On
Monday, the 6th inst at 5 o'clock
we assembled at MeClaiu'a Branch
harrying yroap4 aud tbcra interred
Iter remains. Mav God'a grace heal
? the broken hearted hosband amT com
fort those little motherless children.
wtfrta m-? mystcrtoa? way,
Ills wonders to perform,
Bs plants bis footsteps on the sea,
And rid** upon tbs storm." _
J. B. Bozsman.
Ktfskf, 8. 0.
linnemmvmenk
koh Tin-: i.Ktii^r.ATi wK.
Al4?r?- latino (in ; inl i iiiili<l?'U<o
L'Di'tl Hit' 111 till' |"lH l.-> t 1 1 v" of Koi
>linw (Vutih, 1 h< ivl?y aninaiucc in.wlf a?
a for 10 election totlio llousoof
1 ?-??>(-* -m'dIki sft* j<-? ? in i'x Ih'niocrntio
prtuiai v, i'. I,. WINKl.l'H.
Mi IMiii r:? 1 IiciyWj anmauiw my*
f as u t aiitl.ilal . for Uif ? > f lu-p
u-Miituti vi>, Mil.j.ct li> l will of t lie inn
jjmtvHs c\}>iv*.-o<t in ittc approaching '
lKamHrulit- Primars elodion.
,1. (i. llU.UlAKDS. .In. j
Mr, rirnso mwoiukv ('???]
t* t? ? 1 1 1? of h. M. Hi tliunr>, ns a ? ;m li?l '.i?
loi i?> ? U'? lioir |*? tin* II??uso m' Hr|>r?t
s? >ii it i v?'s. Mr lU'lliiiMd n?a<lo ? |
f tiihlu! uinl w nrtliy ivi>ri's*'ntativo ami
i!ii \ oU:i ? ol KoiMiaw county ran not si1
K?1 a sji for man to rcpri srnt
Ill* V 'I. Is,
Mif Circuit Court.
tm only castw tried : t r.' 0 r 'J'Jiej
Cluonielo went ro>s lust we<V
?..s that of 1 1 to Slim1 vs J. H. Steph-l
oiisui), u hidi m suited in a in i h t rial.
It is nii'ti iHt - o*l t hit t the in i v si i mi i
10 for acquittal ami lor cnii viet ion j
on u minor e.-unt of tin* imliclinoll.
?t* ? ?
Jlueklen's Arnica Salve
The lir.sL nalvo in tho woiM foi
( ills, llruiaeH, Sores, I leers, Suit
I; iir ii in, Kever Sort 8, Tetter, Gimp*
I ?!?? I [(hijiIh, ( ' Ii i 1 1 il a i ns, Gurus, ami
?ill Skin Mi options, : 1 1 1 1 1 positively
runs Piles, or no pay required. I'
is ii u a ra nter<l In J?ive prefect satis
faction tir money refunded. Price
25 fen is | >1 i box. For sale by l'\
Lt-ftlio /ciup.
? ???> ? ?*??? - ? -
Rain.
The luii:? dry spell has at last
bo-ru lirokt'ii by cHpiu us sIiowcih
which beynn to fail last Wednes
day nielli.
.
Tho Camden Baptist Sunday
School is picnicing to-d:?y at
Spring-dale.
Hntrancc Hxannnution
S. College.
An examination for admission inp> the
Fivsliimui ( 'lass, unit for admission to t lit* ,
Normal Scholarships, of the South (Caroli
na OoIIp.^o will t;o held at t I?p. Court- llou-oj
of iliis (.County Friday, .lulv l.'ith, IstN. |
't'tio I'vaiuiiial ion M ilt he conducted l.y tin
(County Superintendent of Schools. Alt
wishing to stand this examination will Ik"
011 hand tli it morning
Ij L.COl'KfiAND.
County Supci inlciul'Mit
y h f
aura nm\M
CHILL TO MIC.
A Positive, Permanent and
KtVeetual Cure I'or Chills.
Price oOc. 1< or sale by
3?t
J)ruu\uist And PliaVyiacisi ,
Camden, 8. C.\
\
May 13th
lax
3
outli Carolina ? Kershaw County.
Under ami l?y virtue of sundry fax ex
?M!iitions,to me directed l?v the Coiwilv
Treasurer of Kershaw County, t will
proceed to sell, tu t\o highest bidder in
front 'if the (Jon r i lliiHy duur in Cam
? Icn, on tlio lirnt MoiulavTn .July the fol
lowing described property:
1 house and lot in the city of C'?mdcn.
hounded by A. .1. Stokes, dr., Harry 101
lioit, and lij' DoKalb and Campbell
Streets, levied up. m as th?? property ofl
M IS Heartl.
10 acres of laud in No 17, levied upon
as the property of Motes 1$ Anderson,
120 acres of land, ii building.-), bounded
by Hetty Nock land*. Kinsrd, Jii.won
and Mnse H. Andarson land*, levied up
on us tho property of John U. Uov.cjj.
Term* Cash,
H. Ii. Wll .TTAMH,
S. K.C.
Juno 14th, 1808.
Much in Little
fa especially true o 1 Jlood'* Pills, (or no ineUI
olne over oontalnod so groat curative power In
bo small space. Tlicy uie a whole rnedlolno
Hood's
chest, Always ready, nl- a ? ?
ways efficient, always sat- El3 m B n
(?factory; prevent a cold I ? I
or fever, cure alt liver Ills,
glck headache, Jaundice, constipation, etc. 25c.
The only nils to take with Hood's Sarsaparllla.
?o
m
Jinnttiumwnte.
KOK A Krl>l !'()!;.
.Mr. Kilitor rii'ii**' niinouneo the
name ot Mr, W.J. Joiirv, ? ?t Camden,
as a catidida'e fur tho of'.cc v>r Auditor
j for Kershaw County, Mi .low* is n
most worlhy young man and in every
way woll qualified lu ii'1 the position.
Anlioch Volcrs.
Mr Kditi.r: ? Ph'Hsic announce I? e minx
ii,:" Mt. .J. li. rin>l|)> Xs a candid. itc li i llioj
I ? * j i" Auditor. Mr. 1 *1 ? ?! j ?> is one of
?'.u host and most conscientious otlieeis
L'tii.l hi< wor'h -hniild he ri'C'v; nir.-,f.
l'*i i?*n<ls from the I ' oim' ? * .
M " lvl tor;- \\V li announce llix
in a-' of 'Mr. W 1''. l?U-vM-l,j a caiid i i
I. . i . i ? ? o 1 1 i c e v 1 1 A till it oi .
I S is l''i iciiil
Mr, I'Mitor:- ? I'oultxim? that \\'e>:t !
W.it. roe . -on*! uu'os it very important!
o-i: lit K'litlinw foiinly Hiul that in all]
f liiiixss it shunhl share iu some ot tin*
? ?fl'i'i s, \\ o ai 1 1 o 'li i ioc 'lie name ol ulie ?>i J
ii;.. hu.kI o.ipuhil \4.uiu; men, M r. M.in i
ties Ualtou, I'm* i tlio ollieo of \uiiito'-. It
???<?? ii ?l ho w i'l til! ill*' olliro to U't! satis
fa* ti ui ol the i ntii e p. .?plo.
\ Ills Friend*.
T j,,t r? I'V iiiiiioiiiit e iiivsi it m ?"itt.lida1o
for I tyr uii'iff ut' Auditor < t Kershaw j
only subject to (lit? result ut J i u ? up- !
pi mu lling primary olet lion.
1' T. ! * II I * < '!?*.
Virtl SfijKllVl^ulJ.
Mi. i'? I ? I t?v : ? Wo lifii-i v announce tin*
name of Mr, \V. Md V. kill as a eindi*
II.ilr fill' till' ollit'l-Nol' Ci'ttlilV Sllpel Vis' i|',
?it'ijrcl It/ I In- roMltt i>f lln' I li'HIoel ,i I if
pi iimm election, llis I'Viend-.
Mr. F.dilur : ? I'len.-o iiniin'iuoo the
nnin' ut Mr. li. W. 1 1 a 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 > n ? I as a cun
iliilalo tor Co. Supervisor. Mr. Hani-!
moiitl's position as a clerk ol tho (?i?. 1
l o.inl for a nuuihcr of years and his
si i c|. iiil iteieiiee to tlio principals ??t"
? ?? oiiomiv render Itini woll ipialiiied for
:h;s import ii ut position.
Many I' i iends
'I In- litem's oi' Mr. .1. C, lliltmi I'i'i;
- 1 -.it to Miiiimini'o llis nauio ns a sui'.aMo
?can foi tiic oMice ot County Supervisor.
Mr, 1 1 il'.m has serve- I on tlio Coii'iiv
I ?? ill i*i I ut ( 'i na ? u "nil - 1 s aix I t Iu" i nil ^ 1 1 ly
understand i tlio duties iif tin: other foi ,
wiin'li lie is hero iinnotiii'md. lie is linn- ,
fst, I'oiiiiu'tr ut, i>o!itO!, fair an?i iiupar
tia I in his (It'tilin^s I ???? \\ ccit i lniinnnt
sin! tlio t oiint v. a'nl wiil, it elfcloil. tlis
f harm- his iliitios feat lo?.sly an I inii?.ir
tially. VotiTs.
Mr. I'Mitor i- lJoali/ir^ that (':iiitov
! I .li const i! uti's an iiiiporl aul p.u t of our
I'nuntv, and in vit?<f of J !tn tact that our
M'ctiun l.as noyor hxcii roprt'si nti il on
? 'if foiin t v tiekot, WO tVfl tiuit woshuiiM,
in all fail ut'ss, huyc suinf ropi est i.laliou |
'oi i we hereby ar.Jioiiiuv fur Comity 'su
pel xy.'uf, tlio luirtif of tnu'who \\ ill, |f" |
?dft'ftMl. conduct tho afl'air.s of II. t* conn-:
I v succt'ssi 1 1 1 ly ns In' has his ov, n ; j
that man is Mr. J. Ms (.'rci'il.
I I is1 I'Va-nds.
Mr. Kditor: ? It is with |lciisnro I lint i
wo pri'so'it th ? n.inio of T. \ . I'lirkt-r ns j
a c in.liilalx for Siipxi 'vi?or. Mr. 1'arkvr i
is out' iif ik' oju.\t t Iru'Oiiy lily ifiiahli'l
men iii/foiiytHMiiiijKtiiiil wo feel huio that
i n bo t tor m lection ooiild ho niadc.
CtuirtootM, hoiust ami ciiroful in h 1 1 his
dealing*, ho wunid make a good otlicor. i
Voter*.
rou TKHAsr in:!;.
Mr. Kditory^-l'leafie smnoti'iee tlio
name of Mr. W. IJ. 1 luuuh h?r rx-eloction
to tho ofHoo nf Trensnrcr of Kershaw
rotii.lv which lie has Ulh d to thi: e?)tire
sntisfaction of all for the f>ast two year.".
His FriemlB.
S I T p K i S I N T 1? N I ) K N T ( ) F 1 ?: I ) I* C A T 1 0 X . I
Mr. Fdiror ? We v.i.di to < tT.-r the name]
of I/. I. Corn laud as ii candidate for iv I
?# !??<?! inn to ? 'u* office of Superintendent of
Ivl neat ion f?>r Kershaw count v. lit* lias j
discharged fl.e ?luti.'< r.f jlic office faithfu!
Iv. und rcijui incd lii-< piomise to devote lii<
whole timfe to tii" work. 1'v placing t lie
i reboots oii a cash Imsi-, nearly one thoifo
jttitl dollar^ per annum hive been saved,
which. by iho credit system, went to pay
the discount on f.elnjol checks.
\ Wnleive.
Kditor onicle : ? Mr. I<. 10. Kirk Icy
having t a'rfen uivut interest in. and suc
ceeded in bringing the free school of
this community to a higher decree of ef
ficiency wo, his fellow citizens, brini!
liiin before tlu* people for the res poi:>dh)c
Position of County Supci intendent of
Kdueation. With four years' training
at Woll'Ord College and two years' expe
| rienee in public schools eminently III and
{quality hi in for the position.
Many Friend.",
Mr. ?Uitor: ? "Will you pbjaso allow
ii r space in your eolunis to announce
the iinnie of ?'?. ?) K. Watkin* an a unli
able candidate for the offleo ot' County
Kupei Intendent of F.dnentinn. Mr.
Wntkinf? linn been teaching sc'iool in
Kt>rsl.aw and e.djolning countiea for Hie
pant ten yearn, and tyj# sufOPfts a
teac her wherever lie has (aught, togeth
er with hi* n at i) )'h 1 Hin lilies eminently
qualify him for the position and if fleet -
cd lie will devote hi* wholo time to the
duties of the office and will constantly
keep on hand a supply of ft-hool books
as required by law and sell them at cost
for the benefit of the wtronn ot the
schools throughout the County.
Many friends from the Up-Country.
FOR TI] F 8KNATK.
Thanking the people of Korid'.aw Coun
ty for the honor heretofore conferred up
on mo, f hereby announce mv pelf ns a can
didato at the approaching primaries for re
election to the State Senate.
.T,T. IIAY.
FOR JUDOF. OF PROBATR.
Mr. Fditor Realizing that merit
should ho rewarded we desire to offer
the name of Capt. C. C. Hailo a^ a can
didate for re-election to the ollici* of
Judge of Probate for this county. Capt.
ITilile'a serrices both In war and pence
render enrt/paiums unnecessary from the
pen of anyoitO. Kershaw County
FO R MAGI ST R A T 1 : .
Mr. Kditor: ? We take pleasure in re
commending one for Ma?i?tr.\to of West
Wateree Uintwe /irmly believe will gi*e
entire aatisnWHTCftl to the public. He has
tilled imi???rtant places and was never
found lacking. He its fullv competent
and strictly honest in all hi* dealings.
Wo suggest the name of W. ]I, Motl*?y.
We know the public will be glad to have
such a Magistrate Many Voters
Mr, Editor: ? We take g reat pleasure
in announcing the name of a prominent
gentleman for Magitftrato in West Wa
tcree, one who in the face of persecution,
ci?tabHqhe?t Itfo intejcrHy and onqcpst ion
aide ability to dlflctiaree the dutim of
if^'w'^Sui ^ W*"Slt C^re"1i
past, aniwili Tri' W future, cowuriea
tionsly dKl out justice to all.
6*lt Pond Voters.
Mr. Kdftor Plaaeo announce tlie
name of Mr. If, T. Johaaon for re-elect'
ion to the office of Magistrate of Buffalo
township which haHairlUled to ttia
Ur^aaUsfactioo of aH for U* jail JW6
ytytt* Bit
o
Vtnir las! Summer's \\ ; i r? ! r< ? 1 ?* *. i)<>. s il no! mrd rrpUui
i si i in if / WV aiv m > v ? ? ' I o !:??!?? \ Ca 1 1 ami c\a m
ine our stuck of Men's and N o \ i ! ? >. ' Sails, ( mlcrucar,
WliilylfnTI ^V^li^r Shii ls, 1 lull ! los<\ ( Hi lars, Culls, I land
ken ii^'ls, ^tCs ia 1>?>\ys, < Muhs :i ml IVcks. Ihils, Mir. \\Y
can save y<?u money
:
Business Education,
Hi Tl ?'lVivil ciii' I ' "nil ? > i } tx ? ; i r I in oivli ?*???? n t nf S. ('.
| J R< hy I In' IftVJilliil, li: " "i<". nillv f. 1 11 1 1 ? | il ;iiii! rilii'H-lll ! v
^ |n rilr I icy I ins) illH <? ?.< in 1 1 ??? Sunlit. l>??ily ill til in actual
k jMj biis?iu *H i s an I
lli?v Work .
Positions nrc ^'larantcod ynniuati'S t !? ' ? -n 1? tin- Ki:i)>l?>\ in; ? : ? ( llui<a:i. A'Mrrs:).
The < llusiisc.ss ( ollc^v. >2?u'on, <<a.
A HOOIt ItKOOKl).
HiilMIV.S I'llllTIHiil \I'S 1)1) NOT PM
Consult ycnr iillmms ? ii.u k lor 10 vcir-i ? TIhh is my j >:?.?* ; iccor.l. 1 am ?1< > i i i
ami will continue to ifu tl:o I1KST WllUK. I hip ?i ? ?t making an.V ]>r< uniHcs, lull
will l?'l n IV wo, k sjicuiv f.ir itself. CI, IIT' l!KCKf/l\?I, my .sou, an n|>l<?<laU*
|i!i<>((iyia|ilici, heats tin- worM on i > 1 1 i I ?! r?* ? ? *m ami Uahy's jiii-t'.itcn. I am tin* lirnl
w l|?,> int rotliicctl tin* iM'Siiiine C A K H<)\ 10 TTK l'l l(.)T()( i It A I'IIn. They Cviiuo u
i.lflo 1 ? i j?I ioi", l>nt arc well woith tin; <lillci cijet1.
RECKLING'S PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO, 1435 MAIN ST.,
v Columbia. C.
? ?t w. i. ?.. ??? . < ..jit *uj V.I 'Ci .3 w I:,-' ../ \?'iiii
'I' 'ho American (ientlemtirfs Whiskey.
TX^JIST OTS1D:
Warranted a L'UKH TONICAL STIMULANT. He
commended by Physicians and known ns the;
CHOICEST WHISKEY
Fur Clnb, Family .'in 1 Medicinal Use.
WM. LA NA II AN & SON, llallimore, Md.
TO IMC 1JAI) AT AM. DISI'KNSAKI K.S.
TEACHERS' EXAMINATION.
The County I'onnl ??t" Ivlu<Ml ion*. will j
liolil u mrotinv: at t lit* Court Il'-usf,
K/iiJa y .1 ii nt* 1 71 1 1, 1 ? * examine appli
cants tut lt;nrlu rs em I ilii-Hlo*.
I,. u corr.LAND.
Chairman.
LUMBER! LUMBER!
I have just purcliAH<'<l n complolo now
oulfit for oiiwinx lumber of all klntl nntl
Am pi epH't-il to #tve you th<- very lient.
1 1 1 1 n li<* i' nt remarkable low in top; All or
piomiillv i'iMo.1. J.unilti'r delivered
when ilewirt??t, Ymir order* HolirtJlod,
lteapeetfuliy,
Apr. 15, '08 ,f. A. WATTS.
DR. I.H. ALEXANDER,
Dentist.
Graduate of tho Phllntlelnula
Dent il College, Somion J 870-77.
OFKICR HHOAD STUKWT,
(.'amdkk, iS. O,
Two tl^ors South of Tho (,-hrou- j
icle Olftco,
ICE CREAM SALOON.
T have opened an ice cream fuilomi in
the huihlin# opposite Mr. A. D Ken no
il v'h tonne: h occupied by Capt. If. E.
IlalHall ?k a bakery, Special nccumoil i
Hon fi>r the white people. Parties \Cu-h
tn^ ire erenni by the quart, ^ailon or
Iniee," quantities can 1><? served oiufthfirt '
notiee. WINYAII JfMTis.
Apr. 2(1. V
IILACKSM1TI! &
WOODWORK.
Wc have formed ?? co-partnership for
the execution of all kinds of blacksmith
and wood work We are prepared ro ex
ecute work in either of the above, lines in
the best and most satisfactory' manner. |
Oht expertauee In all kind- of iym titrk ^
fxlcu&ive havii4( xpcxiL many >u*ns in bulk i
North and South Arrmrir*, imdrmrabthty:
for horiw^hoeing is already known Your
patronage solicited. Satisfaction guaran
jtfd, ?
rth-.shopTs situated betw??Tr?ldre~ot
B. tt 7 fHhbla and Armstzung's livery sta
ble on DeKalb dttA.
?
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
OK Kir It OK I
Sl'I'KltVISOlM OK UhdiMTIt \TION, I
Kl'.KSUWV CoL'NTY.
OaM1)I?N, S. ('., Makcii til, I81i8. J
Tlio SuporviHor.s of Hv{ci.?.M Htion for
IC^rshaw ('ouuly will lie in thuir oflioe
:il lite Coil >t IToiiho in I'aiinloii, S. C ,
on tho f i i'Mt Motility*, Tur'Mliys Hint
Wotlnemlav* nf oaeli month from !?
o'clock ft. in. until 3 p. in , until 3') tlavH
lipfnro tlio yiMMM'iil elect ion in
1 808 for ilio purpoBo of rojilbtiuint! vn^rs,
,1. I'. IMCir.lHDH, Chairman,
A' A N N KS HAliON. (llnr'n,
ALKXANDKIf HIIOWN.
Member* ?Wfttlie,4io^i?iiHlion lioaH for
Kornhnw $ounty.
G. J. STEWART,
SHOEM \KKR,'
Hroftd Stivot, Cnmdon, S. C.
1 wifllulo nr.uoniu;o that I Iniva^U^at
c;(l in Cnwdoii mid havo oi>oi)n<l it alioe
hIioji on Main nt.oet, near York, wIioip 1
will t>o ji'onoed t? gervfl tlio ptii>li<*. Tlio
follnwitiK prima *poaU for thoniHolvoH :
Half solo, 30.-.
1'ttl t-llt'H, fit!.
l'ai*in& hf'Cls, each, 5c.
Stitching round, 6c.
? I'atrona^M fiolieiteU.
Very Respectfully,
C. J. STliWAUT.
March 2.-,tlP98.
I, til. S. IIAffll & ?;
- ? MANUFACTURERS OF ?
Doors, Sasb, Blinds,
Moulding, Building Material,
Sa^b Weights Cord.
[riil a 1>T VillUMJ , n ri ,
p it A ftliL" 1 V i K ? * m> B* vT
I Purchase our makes, which
I we guarantee superior to any
sold South, and thereby save
napney.
w indow and l?*ancy Glass a
?pMWty, J?M39;
UNTAPPED LUMBER.
I have f^tahlixhod a saw
mill iit w liicli can ho gotten
it i ?i ' untapped lumber lor only
s-jc pur hundred feet delive^vrtrs
This is the only mill at \fhieh
sou can t;?>l liit' real itii la i ?] kA-t I
lumber. Prompt attention
<<?1. Addros mail ordi'i'rt n>
Cantcy l\ O.
A. W. W AT'iS.
ri an. i 1 , 'S.'s.
\>V \IW HiiO-o-iV:.
U l . U W ? k ?i VI * 8 9
.\ v? i ami 1 'i ; m ; > U,
\v;.?i Mills 1 /ut Up.
| . i : 1 1 ii
I \< toliiu; ami
I H M ? { l\| U 1 1 I 1 1 J*.
U-'ati*. > ; ion ^mu aiitced. Oliico
riti'i rr l?ro:ul ami DcKalh S(s. ^
! !? j m 'c I mil y,
\V. \V I I I < t( . 1
May ?>,
\ - -i
.1, I N<; 1. 1 S 1 1 , 1. li. I Nli 1.1811,
English Brothers,
EUREKA BAR
E3SR SHOP.
v.< e ran now he Ion ml ia
ill ? f. ?u \ riMiMt 1 1 s I oca toil room
o,i. <!?>(. r north of the post otUeo
w \\t> will ho fjlad to serve
ilu' puhlie. New .s I i o | ? , new
I'm nil ore, now and sharp l a
vors, clean towels and/ polite
attention. Patronage solicited.
KMJLISll BROTLHSUS.
Mun ii. v'?l)i, ISU8.
THE MISTIU2S3
OF A HOil 13
liV.' s to ii. ve h i hnusfhcautlrted j
wi ll v.i- 1 i:i.i(ic and vwrll finished I
dooi .?>, vasli and artistic I
si.t i woiir, ;>rn<*tfuulid iMifchcs, I
l<i!-uy iiuitiU. lii, it?:, VVc malic!
a v i>v? i..lty of liigh yiailc cxctu- f
sivc ilt j.i ;? ?>h in woodwork, bur |
;?( the same time \vc don't over
look the ncct.sr.aty adjnncU ? I
hi.olar, n.c.uMitujs, shingle:),
lailis, Wi.cn purchasing
liDiu us you arc buying direct 1
from lire linkers, aftd the ad
vantage is your Kait).
Wi-iie lot I ' i ice I ist.
/ A MJMHEK CO.,
AUGUSTA. OA
'lUiy */ jjjfi r"
>ni'.v $"r
<a/>
Beautiful
Hair
Dr. Hurray's
Universal Hair Promoter
ruin* iIhihIi nfT, bU>|m tlu? linlr from full
inir out, itlviKorntCM ilif Krowlli, Ik a
Mtipwili <lr?\j*inK. Hint wliilc not h <ly?',
iiy itoo i*IhIi i iik '?* roots, will positively rc
hli.ro Ki t) liuir to IM orlKin.il color. II In
tlio pui'-?xcollnni:o of all hatr rwatorrtn.
Pmigf. *1.00 pch Lahok Borrtt
K or KftU- by iIiiu'kIkIh? If not.wntl to iih
ami 11 Mill bn Nvnt, prepaid, upou ruculpt
?l price.
uAiiuiAcruntn only nv tm?
Murray MfdKjine Company,
^ ATLANTA. GA. ~
NEW BOARDING HOUSE.
T wish to announce that I
have taken churgo of tho
boarding house on upper Main
street lutely conducted b y Mr.
K, M, Hendrix, and will in fu
turo conduct: it upon a lira!.
(,'Iiish plan(. The house will bo
well furnished, nnd tho table
supplied with tho beat the mar
ket allords and prices j^vvill !>o
moderate. A call in respect
fully solicited and wo guaran
tee satisfaction.
Respectfully,
J. R. CLOUD.
My Livery Stable In* naw
rmwly
crel n?w fiortt*
jufewoeiwd*-?**
trill rtcoiw-rtL
iWr M