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Mr. Wratts wishes to state that ho is now ready to till any size order foi lumber. Winthrop Collejfo Scho'arship and Entranco Examinations. Tlio examination for the award of vacant scholarships in Winthrop College and for tlie admission of new students will be held at the County Court House on July 15th, at 9 a. m. Applicants must not be leas than Ufieon ^eara of age. When scholu ships are vacated af ter July 15th, they will be awarded to those making the. highest aver age at this examination. The cost of attendance, including board, furnished room, ln-at, light and washing is only $8.50 per month For further information and a cat alogue address, President 1). B. Johnson, Rock Hill, S. C. Gavo Moiphine for (A linino The Lancaster Review na\s: "A little daugblcr o.' Mr. Pres McMa mis of the Cartas School House sec tion, aged a^otit two y? a?f, died on the 1.1th inst , from the <ffects of n dose of morphine administered through mietako for qn nine, The child was not feel in <r very well and its mother gave tt what she supposed t wa!< a dose of quinine, the powder having been purchased at a coumrv store for quinine As soon n? the mistake was discovered Mr. R. G. Elliott was sent for, but whence arrived the unfortunate little one was beyond the aid of medical fkil', and died within half an hour aftor tlio do;to* got there." Deaths. On ? community wnn shocked on Saturday afternoon lns? to learn of tho d -fttlt of .Mrs Lulu 1)eSaus9ure nee CInrko which occurred in Atlan ta, Ga.t at 2 :!i0 o'c ock o ? (bat day. ^ Mrs. DeFnunsnre whr a,. uistor of Magistrate 15. 15. Clarke. v\lint.o on tiro life line! b? ? n spent in Camden lip 4o ^ Tow yearn n?o when she m.r ried Mr. John M. DeSn'ussure. of Atlanta. She whs a lady ??f moet i m'able character. None was loved and respected more than b'jo. Her hfdy wos\hroni!ht to Camden on Monday at 12 M. and at 0 p. m. at the Presbyterian Church the funcr.il took place in the presence of a large concourse of sorrowing. relatives nnd friends. Mrs. Di'Saussure leaves throe little children the yrtnngest be ' ing about five months old. Ortr community was saddened on tho evening of Mny tho 23rd by the Announcement of the deuth of Mr. (5. II Goats. lie leaves a wife and elcen children and a host of friends and relatives to mourn bis death, lie tvsa 54 years and ten weeks old One praeiona to our hearts has fono, The voice w? loved so well is stilled, The place mado vacant in our home Can neveruwqro be filled. Our Father in His wisdom oallod The boon Kis love had given ; Though In earth Jho body lies, The soul is safe in Heaven. L. A. c. Little Clando Ilooth Carnes, tlio only aon of Mr. nnd Mrs. W. I) Carnes, of Hiahopvillc, died on the ^ 17th Inst. Program W<st Water** Townahip S. 8. Association Tho West Wftteree Quarterly Township Sunday?School Aaaooiu tion will moet with lChcnozor Church on Saturday and Sunday, July 23rd, and 24th. Saturday morning. 11 a. m. ? Opening services by John A. Rabon. 11.30 a. m. ? Welcome by Rov. B. JM[ Robertson. fTfcli ? Repot ts from Schools 1 p. m. ? Dinrer on the grounds. 2 p. ra. ? Discuss-on ? lat. What arc the necessary qual flcat on*. and from what source ahall we expect to secure them that fit men and women to fill'"" tho prominent positions in Aro*ric*. "In church, state ami na ? lion. To be opened by Hon. J. T<] f!sy, and~f?*-iyillie Dnnn and con* tinned. 2nd discussion. What are the du ties o/ men and women who occupy the prominent positions in America. In both church, state and7 nstiou. to be openasl by Hon. O. L Wink* J. W. Floyd and oontln flnndaj morning. 10 a. m. ? Scoday school address by O. W. JInkMf*. IU m?Strma* by B?*. Mr. % it. ett??. **? <??? ' Advertised Letter*. I For wc? k ending June 19lli, li>98. M Ainie Kmlgerii, Ku-liaid 11 a an U', It , H Sm it ii, Mra Stuigon, Ilea Spun nor, .Iiiii u Jnckwon, A 1 1 a m Joue.P, ; I t{ Alcxaudur, V It Holler. (,\ J. Shannon, I*. M. '| Buokleu'ti Arnica Salve Tlic l>e*i ftulve in llio wrrKI f ? ? r ? | ( ' n te, MiiiinoH, Sores, Ulcer#, Salt; Klieiiu), Fever Sor?'H, '1 filer, Cliap [ HhikIh, ( MitHiltitn*, Corns, and J all Skin Fi uplionn, and positively ifii rea 1'ilcM, or no pay rc?|iiiietl. ' li 1 i>. y uurunteed to fji ve perfect satis-! f ii',1 inn or money refumlrd. 1* i- i | 25 ft* ii 1.9 per hox . For sale l>y F t I .f f>llt} /.fill p. i Successful Applicants. The Con nly I lot* rtl of lOdiieation Issued certificates to I he successful applicants t< -tiny. First Grrdo cf v 1 1 li t'ti tes were issued to the fob. lowing applicants: W. li. TurnerJ Ah>s W. C. lleth uno, \V. H. Golf *? u 1 1 ?). 10. KiimIi, Second Grnde to,] Mwi Denn Jones, \Jias Maggie] M? Ctihkill, Miss Mit$e Gerald, j L meul G. denes, llurrell Jono, Mabel Coleman and Nannie Helton, i Personal. <)i\r excellent representative, Air. I) M. liethune, of bynchwood, was hi Camden on Tuesday lust. Mr. C. C. Moore, son of Dr. A, A. Moore, hns recently graduated in law ?t the K, C. Collngc, and iii'tn admitted to the bar for the practice of his profession. Mr. Hicks Fort lift Wednesday for Alabama. lit: was accompa nied by Kobt. McDowell, Jr., who Mill spend the Summer in Ala. Miss Martha Caldwel', sistor of Mrs. A.T. Jamison, is very ill. Any young man thinking of tak ing a business courBo should call at Tim Chronicle ofliee and examine i he four scholarships to the Kusttnun National Hnsincsa College of I'ough fccepsie, N. V., which The Chronicle is goin^ to give nway the lirst of September next. Yollow Jaundice Cured. Suffering humanity should be supplied with every means possible for its relief. It is with pleasure we publish the following: "This is to certify tlint I was a terrible sufferer from Yellow Jaundice for o'er six months, and was treated by some of iho best physicians in our city and all to no avail. Dr. It? 1 1, our druggist, recom mended Kleetiic Hitters; nnd after taking two bottles, 1 wis entirely 'cured. I now tnke great pleasure in recom mending them to any person suf fering from this terrible malady. I am gratefully yours, M. A. IIo gflrty, Lexington, Ivy." Sold by F. Leslie Zeuip, druggist. CAST O R I A THE KIND YOU HAVE ALWAYS BOUOHT Ihs th? f?: lirnile ilnitvo OS mr 7 0( V/. Nevtr reflect on a past action which was done with a good mo tive, and with the best of judg ment ut I he time. NOTICE' WIIITR TEACHERS' INSTITUTE, The InBtltute for the White Teachem of Kershaw County will bo } i e ? <1 at the Graded School building, Camden, bo trining July 1 1th, and closing July the lflth. rrof. K. L. Htiidiea, usaiated by Prof. Frank Kvann. will have charge of the Institute. Night Lecturta will be given by prominent educator* of the Statu. L. L. C01>ELANL>, fcupt. Ed. K C. NOTICE! COLORED TEACJIEK8' INSTITUTE. v The Colored Tenohera' Institute for Kerehaw county will ho held from July the 4th to 8th , at the colored school building. Camden, ft. C. Her. C. TV, 8fott, ?Nfiiate(H)y MIm Jennie Woaton, will oonduet the Inatitute, L. L. COPELAND, Suj>t, Ed. K. C. An Ordinance. City Council Chamber, ) Canidon, R. C., June 22, 1898. ft P.u it ordained by the Mayor rfrid A I* dormen of the City of Camden. 8. C.. an 1 l>y tin* authority of the same. H??c. 1. WhlrcM, tlie Hoard of Health fcf the citv of Camden have recommend ed to the City Council the uecea?ity for the vaccination or re-vaccination of nil persona who l>ave not been vaccinated aticcessfully since January tiio first, 1898 ; the iume i? hereby approved and adopted. S??. II. AU persons residing wUliin the corporate limit* of the city of Cam den who cannot furnish the Mayor or City t'ouncil with satisfactory prool that Ihev have been successfully vaccinated ?inee January 1st. 1898. or who cannot furnUh a certificate from a reputable pUyHM'i*n that- they ahouid not b?J vacci nated, ihftll l?e vaccinated by a phyai cian between the date of the ratification of this ordinance and June the 30th, I ^98 , i\mfM aaid vaccination shall be tin- 1 eucceanfull they shall be re-vaccinated if neceaanry the second or third time with- 1 in ten day# from the date of thele first oi : second vaccination aa herein provided^! I See III. Any person who shall fail te {comply with this ordinance or ' refase to | allow those over whom he or the may I have control to bo vaccinate*, or i? tee fere or refill the vaccination <inv oth er perse*, as herein provided, shall up-. m eoaviction thereof be fined in a sntn not exeesdin* TVenty-lva dollars, or by imprisonment lur sot sow than thirty days, sad aha 1 1 also ho required te. wb mit to oompaJsory rseeiaation. IstHsd ia eooncttsf sphleJ IMs day of Jane, A. ft.llMi 1 C. L K'Mgr, t. IMthat tptr. THE ONLY SURE WAY. A nugfti'ritton for tho rollef of thoae awfully Ulaaablc Atlanta Rlrla. ? New York WorM. UmiMincemenl 8. FOR Til 13 SENATE. kin^ tin- | km >i ?] i> of Ker>liaw Conn- i tv for t )io honor heretofore conferred "p* j on nut, 1 hereby announce mvself as u ear- I didato al Hio approaching primaries for iv- ; election to i Ik* Stale Senate. .1 . T. II A V. i FOR TREASl' 15 Ell. Mr. Editor* -Pleas? announce the nmneof Mr, W. R.Ifn'uuli lor re-election to tln? ofllce of Treasurer of Kershaw j count v which lit* has til led to the entire satisfaction (>f all fur the past two years. | II is Friends. j Foil TIIK hK(S ISIjA'I'URK. A pprivial iittr I he support and eonthlenco t given me in tin; past by the people of Kor- ; shaw County. I hereby announce myxolf as j a candidate for le election to the 1 1 jiUsc of i Uo present at ives subject to tl:< I'eiuucrutie | primal v. ('. h. WINKI.KK. j Mr. Editor: ? I hereby announce my- ' self as a candidate for the House of Rep- | rosentalives, subject to the will of t lie ma- i jorityas expressed in the approaching! I)cnu?cratic Primary election. .1. 0. RICH AliDS, Jii. Mr. Editor: ? Please announce the name of I>. M. Hethune. as a candidate for re-election to the House, of l'epre scntativep. Mr. Hethune hu* made a j faithful and worthy repiesentntive and ; the voters of Kershaw county cannot rc- j loot a safer man to represent them. 1 1 Friends. IX )R M V( J1STR \TK. Mr. Editor AVe. take pleisur^ in re commending one for MaKiftr.it" of West j Wnteree that we lirmly believe will give j entire satisfaction to tiie public. He has j filled important places and was never | found lacking. He is fullv competent j and strictly honrst in all his dealii i.s. j Wo nuggest the nnnie of AV. II. Moil-'y. We know the public will be if hid tohaye j such a Magistrate Many Voters Mr. 10d i tor : ? We ta!;e 'rreat pleasuie in announcing the name of a prominent gentleman for Magistrate in \Vc?t Wn teree, one w|?o In th? fact) of persecution, established his integrity and unquestion able ability to discharge the duti.sofj said office.* We announce the name of R. W. Sutton We believe lie has in thei past, and will in the future, conscUn tio.imly deal out justice to r'I. Salt Pond Voters. ? Mr. Editor '--Please at.nounce the name of Mr. II. T. .Johnson for re-elect ion to the ofliee of Magistrate of Rnfl'alo township which lie has filled to the en tire satisfaction of aH for the pait t wo years. ] His Frhnds Entrance Examination S. C. College. An examination for admission into the Freshumn Class, and for admission to the Normal .Scholarships, of the Smith Caroli na College will he held at the Court House of this County Friday, duly lfitlbvl^OS. Tho examination will boconduoted bV tile Countv Superintendent of School*,. \ All - wiflhing to stand this examination wBawJ on hand that morning. /W2L\ ]> L. COPELAND. ( - County Superintendont ? )! use B TASTELESS CHILL TONIC.0 A Positive, Permanent and Effectual Cure for Cliills Price 50c. borsaloby 3?? Druggist And Pliarnyuiist, Caindon, S<'C. May 13th l\\ Tax Executions. South Carolina ? Kershaw County. Under and hy virtue of sundry tax ex ecutions to me directed hy the Countv Trrsaurer of Ker?haw County, ?*! wilt proceed to Hell, to the hi^u-st bidder in front of the Court llounc frnm in Cam. I den, on the first Monday iu July the fol lowing described property : | 1 house and lot injhe city of C*mden. I hounded by A. J. Stokes, dr., IJurry Kl- I [ttotvylriii! by IteKittb snd Om{d?dC Streets, levied up?>u am the property of; M K Beard. 1 | 10 s^reaof land in Ma 17, hounded by lnn.fi of ('enwrJWiliflne, Mn. V:il Jor. ' don, IUni|>^ Brown and Anthony Bo wen, levied upon M tl>? property of Mote* B Anfrnw*. 190 acre* of land. 2 building*, bonoded l?y B?tiy Week 'and*. Kinscd,- Bowen and Mose B. Aadsrson lands, Isried op en ?? H?e property ol Jolts B. Btfbut .1 Terms Caah. R. ft. WILLIAMS, t - ' " . - ? 8.K.O. i Jimifiiumnu'iih, roil .jit no i: of puohatk. Mv. Editor : ? lieulir.ing ( hat merit should ho rewarded we desire to oiler t ho name of Capt . '(/. 0. Ilaile a* a can didate for re-cdection to tho otlie > of ludgo of Probxte fur this county. * | ?t . Ilaile's services both in war >tn<l i ??*????!? render encomiums unnecessary from I ho pen of anyone. Kershaw County. FOK AUDITOU. Mr. Editor: ? Please iiiiiiiMiiin' (he j name of Mr. \V. J. .loncs, ol < amdeii, j as a candida-o for the ollieo of Auditor j fur Kershaw County. Mr. Jones is a; most- worthy young man and in t* \ ?? ? y j way well (jaaliiii'il to lill the position. j Ant inch Voters. Mr. Editor: ? Please announce 1 1 it* name of Mr. -J. H. Phelps as a candid il.e for ll>e| ofliee of Auditor. Mr. l'lielp* is o;><> of, our host and nv>?t conscientious ollie^is an 1 his wortli should be recognized. Ft lends from t lie Cp-country. | Mr. Kd'tor : ? We herehv announce the; name of Mr. \V . F. Unveil as a caudal ite ' for I he oSlicc of Auditor. Hi; Friends. Mr. Editor : ? Tit,>nh/.iiig that West Wati-ree const itn'es u very important part of Korshi'w coniilv nnd that in all j fairness it ?fhonld share in Home ol fliei o|!i?'es. wo announce (j** name of one of! our most popular you ni? men, Mr. Man- j ih-k IJii'xm, f ? i the ofliee of Audito**. If. elected hi* will lill the ollico to the satis- I faction of the entire people. Ills Friends, j 1 hereby announce myself a candidate j for the office of Auditor of Kershaw county subject to the result ot tin* up- j pconching primary election. P T. HKl'CE. FOU SlJPKItVJSuH. Mv. Editor: ? We heiebv announce t hr? mime of Mr. ('. W McC:edcdl as ii c'lidi date for the ofliee nf Count v Supervisor, subject to | lie result of the Democratic j primary eiod ion , I lis Friend1', j Mr. Fditur : ? Please aniiu loco (ho! name* of Mr. It. \V. Hammond 'as a caii-l didnte tor Co. Supervisor. ^ Mv. Ilum* mond's position as a clerk ot the Co. hoard for a number of y-'arfc and - his j striftt adherence to the principals off ceotoomy render hint well qualified for this important position. Many Friends The friends o( Mr. J. C. Hilton beg ?pace to announce his name as a suitable oiiin for the ofllie of County Supervisor. Mr. "IliPort has served on the Countv Hoard of Oominissluilers and thoroughly understands thl* duties of the ofliee for which he is here announced. lie is hon est, competent, polite, fair and impar tial in his dealings between claimant and the county, and will, if elected, dis charge <hH duties fearlessly and impar tially. Voters. Mr. Fditor -TloaHjtinsr that Cantey IJill constitutes an important part of ou?? countv, anil in view of the fact that our section ban never been represented on tho county ticket, w o foel that wo should, in all fairness, have some representation and we hereby announce for County Su pervisor, tho name of one who will, if ??looted, conduct the sfinirs of the coun ty hh successfully as ho lots his own ; that man is Mr, J. E. Creed. Hi* Friends. Mr. Editor;? -It U with pleasure that we present tho name of T. V. Parker as a candidate for Supervisor. Mr. Parker is one of tho mopt thoroughly reliable men in our county and wo fool suro that no better selection could bo made. Courteous, honest and careful in all his dealings, ho would make a good officer, [ Voters. | SUPERINTENDENT of education. I Mr. Editor? We wish to offer the name of L, I j Conelnnd as a candidate for re election to the ofliee of Superintendent of Education for Kershaw county. # He has discharged the dnlios of the office faith ful ly, and redeemed his promise to devote his whole tiino to the work. by placing; the schools on a cash basis, nearly one-thous and dollars per annum have been saved, which, by the credit system, went to pay Hie discount on school checks. West Waterec. Editor Chronicle. : ? Mr. 'b-_ E. Ivirklc) ha v in*.' taken jjreat interest in, and suc ceeded in I ringing the free school of this community to a higher degree "f ef ficiency we. his fellow ci'izens, firing him before tho people fo?"tlio responsilde position of County Superintendent of Kdiieation. With four years' training nf. W of Ford College and two years expe rience in public nehoolsoinindntlj fit and nnaHfy Tiini for (Tie jwHitioh. 1 Many Fr.ends. Mr. Editor :~Will y^i pluase allow us space in your column to announce imuis of Mr. J. E. W#tkin? *a a^uiU sWe candidate for the office of C^onnty Superintendent of Education. ?r* Watkina haa been tcaclung _feC?jool liL Kerst.aw aad rdjolning cotintiea for th* past ten years, and bis ittWWWf ft teaclier wherever he haa tAflgbt, fogetn 1 or with his nfttnral ' ?WMtl## emin#"tly qualify Mi*) for the posltfw* ??? ?' M he ?HI d?rote hH wln^e time to the datieafcf the *&+ and will tontynMlj keep <fn hand fl tapply of pchc** boefcw an require*! hy law and ?ll thi m *t ?>?? f?rO?^heni ot ^Ibe jg'try ot ??? Whip lasl Siiiiiiuors \\ a id I'nhe. Pm-s it nol need rejden ! i - 1 1 i iiu .' \\ a re no v * m ! I ? ? ii ?! j? \ < ?u ('all and e \a m ine our sloek of Aleu's ami Noiiliis' Sails, ( ndeiweiu', W 'liile anil \e<jle;e Kliii is, 1 lalf' I lose, ( \dlai s, ('nil's, Hand j kereli id's, I i ? * s ia Hows, (Mulisaud leeks, llals, Isle. \\ <? ea n savo yon money Business Education, i* ofl'i'ivd one l?'<v "Mil ????<> t;irl m carli county til S. 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RECKLING'S PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO, 1435 MAIN ST., l Columbia, S. C. . ' I4ii 'JU \tr 'Jjuuj- j. . .? 'rr. ;- "r. i.!> ?iuv^l *>4 \ul -*;^! v.* rj '-*r~ini < *?M' >V. \ ll The American rJ<fritk?r nan's Whiskey. rv ;e?t oi.ii): Warranted a 1'IJHK ')'OMC A I , ST! M U 1 1 A NT. lie commanded bjvPliyMciuiH and Known as the CHOICEST WHISKEY For Club, Family an 1 Medicinal Use. \VM. LANAHAN & SON, Baltimore, 3Id. TO iac I! A I> AT AJ.L DlSl'KNSA HI KM. LUMBER! LUMBER! | I liavejunt purchased a coniplolo new I outfit for sawing lumber of all kin<l iumI j am prepay <1 to give you the very l?e*l lumber at remarkable low All nr. tiers piomptlv lil led. Lumber delivered when desired. Your onler* Holicitod. Respectfully, Apr. 15, '98 J. A. WATTS. DR. I. H. ALEXANDER, I Dentist. Gradtinto of the I* li i 1 ntlol pli i n 1 Dental College, Sosnlon 1876-77. 1 OKKICR BROAD STRKKT, J Camdkv, S. C. Two doors South of Tlio Cliron- | iclo Offico. t- I It is most time for BED BUGS begin sprouting. Come to Hie nnd get a bottle of Drake's Bed Bug Pizen. It is sold on its merits and docs the work well. Use it early and liave peace the balance of ibc Summer. ^ Don't, wait^till tliev begin to work on you. Come NOW. REGISTRATION NOTICE. OKKH jr OK SlM'KUViaollrf ??K RliOfHT ItATlON, 1 IvKflfrllAW CoUNTV. - ('amdkn, S. C.t Makcii 21, The Svip?irv?BorH of KcgiHtintion for Kt-.rshaw County will bo in their office at the Com t IImukc in rani?h>n, 8. C , on tho lii?t Monday*, Ttu??wl-?yH ami \Ve<lne?d:t) b of ouch mouth from. 0 o'clock a. in. until 3 p. m , until 30 cJuvk before tho general election in 181)8 for the uurpoao of registering voter*. J. 1\ RICHARDS, Chairman, MANN EH KARON. Clerfc, A L K X A N D K 1 1 I ? U O W N , Member* of the Registration BourJ for Kcrahaw County. C. J. STEWART, 8 II OEM \ IC 10 It. Broad Street, Ciimden, S. C. I wish to ar.uo.ineo ihat I havo loeat. od in Cam<lon ami have opono<I a shoe tthnp on Main Ht-eot. near- York, whore I will he plortve<l t? Hcrvo the public. The following priecH ?peak for ihcmsol.vcft : I I rtlt *oie, :!().?, I'ati Iioh, .?><; Raising lioeli, each, So, Stitching round, 5c. 1'atronago solicited. Very l{o?poctfullv, , V. J. SJ'KVVART. ! March 25th 'ft*. \ lilifl. S. ll.lCKIilt k Sftt, ?MANUFACTURERS OF? Doors, Sasb, Blinds, Moulding, Building Material, Sash Weight? and Cord* CHARLESTON, - - - S. C. Purchase our makes, which yr* guarantee superior to any ?oM South, andthcncjjj aaye money, ! Window and Fancy Glass ?) sparialfr. _ Jna? U9.\ UNTAPPED LUMBER. __ J I have established a saw [tnill ui wtiicli oan he protii'ii Itinr u ri t a p| 1 hnnher for <?n!v N*)p pel" llUIld IVll left *lrl I . i This is the only iiiill at \N hieh \ ( ?u can the real untapped lomln r. I M om pt attention to nil. Add res mail or;Jeis ' t ? > < 'an tey T. O. A. W. WATTS. Jan. 1 1, N.?s. W . W . H 1 1 ggi ns, IMnm r i^'. A \\ ?> iff; and I'uiii j> W??i U, \\ ind Mills I'ut Up, 'I inning, luii.liiifj and H < ?< i i* I'aiv.tiiig. S a! i - i .(? : ii>n gnai an teed. ( ) ? I i < o corner Ih'okI ami l)< Kall> Sis, 1 ! : SjH'l'i I u! 1 \ , W. \Y\ Ill coins. \ I : l \ :i, '!?S. s. ,1, l \'(i|,|>ll. 1. II. KNUUBII. English. Brothers, 1 'iioriii k n?Ks, EUREKA OAR - BER SHOP. We ran now he found in the e.?n veiiiontly located room one door north of the post ollico win re we will ho glad to servo i lie pnMir. New shop, new I'm nilnre, new and sharp ra zor.-, t han towels and polite attention. Patronage solicited. i<:n<;usii mtoriiBUS. M-nvli. "j.'illi, !M)S. THE MISTRESS .W S| OF A I10MK *tv jgg lil.c -. tn Ii.'.v ti'-r house beautified- fg v.iili well mailt: iiiul well finished 2* <!???. iv, ...1)1 and blinds, at < BP ; sl.iii \\ ' i .a r, uiiH-niflt poithcs, Lfi' i juittv mantels, >Ve make EB v a jM-i-i.illy <>l liiyli fjindft cxcla- Pi 3 siv<- d? si^im in woodwork, but BR i ;u the* ? iiiu' time we don't over-H ? l?ii: t! >? tint ,-tiy adjuncts ? 9 M UwiiNr, inoui'liii^s, shingle*, B E2 IlllliS. '>V. . WIU'll |>UU1IUMIIR ? ItfiH u you ate buying dirct-l C .^6 fsoni tin' in.iK'trs, and the ad- f r^S vantage yoiii I ifg Write l< >r 1'iice 1. 1st. Iff) AUOUSTA l.UMHHR CO., JSs AUGUSTA. OA. gjfl ??/Jut t>f her" tlfflfl ?>?<( "/*?.;? ,S 'tfintf /'>.!>(/." (a/4 .-?^rr *?xasmBam Beautiful Hair Dr. Murray's Universal Hair Promoter Chios <1 And ruff, stops tlio linlr from fnll tnir out. i n \ 1 1." 11 :;!<"? the irrowth, i.< a Kii|x<r)> ilrt'MKitiK, n<itl while not a <lyc, l>y nourishing lu roots, will voly ro Blor? Itrny lmir l<> It-* orluiiial color* II I* Uii> |ni'>t!tcitlloiicu o f all linlr restorer*. rnio?. ?i.00 pen LAnot Dottle. For ml*< liy ilriiKKl*'* ? If not, send to uh ujhI it w ill be sent, prepaid, (upon ruoelpt of a * MAHU>A6tVIHD ONLY OV TM? Murray MkdiqiNe Company, ATLANTA, OA. NEW BOARDING . HOUSE. I wihh to announce that X have takpn charge of tlio board in?r?ouse on upper Main street lately conducted by Mr. K. M. Hendrix, and will in fu ture conduct it upon a first class plan. The house will be well furnished, and the table supplied with the best the mar ket affords aud prices ^will be moderate. A call is respect ing solicited and we guaran tee satisfaction. y Respectfully. J. a. CLOUD. My Livery Subfo j* mw road v i or the AY i tiff r trniV ba*? ter pryjirfed than ; ever. cral new horses and tornoote jwt rccc'A'nt , Xhe iMnto^ w i U recel v* myi?tf)tj> pi" 1itteo-? ,? T> | fit'.. won. ? -i inutjv ~ ~r