The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 08, 1898, Image 3
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John Keela Pardoned
A Fourth-of*July prizo whs pre
sented to J. H. Keels'* yesterday, a*
the pardon records show, in tlio
Hloipe bf u full pardon. Keels whs
convicted ln??t October nt Sumter bo
fore .1 Kershaw ot' furgtry.
Columb a lUcofd.
Pucklcn's Arnica Salve.
The best hiilve in tlu< wo i Id furl
(?iiU, Hruises, Sores*, f) leers, Sail
Kheum, Fever Sorex, Tetter, Chap
ped UhImIm, Chilblain*, Gems, and j
j>ll Skin Kinptioex, mid positively !
cures rile?, or no pay required. h j
in guaranteed to give perfect snhs
f action or money tefundfd. I* ?? i < |
25 cent r per box. For sale !?y F
Leslie Zemp.
Deaths.
MUb iM. K. F. Davis, of Anlioeli.j
(lied on lust Sunday evening of fy
plioid fever. She won .59 years of
a<>e. The burial took placo at An
tioch on Monday, .July 4tl?.
Wo regret to annonnco the death
of Mr. H. A. Marshall which oeeurr
o<l on last Friday afternoon. Do*
? oeased loaves a largo circlo of rela
. tives and friends.
Mr. O. O- Alexander Appointed Post
master for Camden.
Mr. G. (?. Alexander has been ap
pointed post master for Camden.
President MeKinley sent the non>i*
nation fur confirmation to the Senate
U on Wednesday. It in expected that
the change in postmasters bore w II
tako place in a week or ten days
Mr. Alexander has held Lho office of
postmaster before and in well ac
quainted with the duties ot the ottlco.
His appointment gives general satis*
faction.
Postage and Revenue Stamps
Tn answer to numerous inquiries
on the subject tl.c commissioner of
internal revenue has stated that pod
? laye stamps could nut l><^ used in
pi iee of revenue stamps, except, such
as had been imprinted by the Gov
ornment with the Inters "I. It.'* 11
t'lic ordinary postage stamps not so
imprinted were used for internal
revenue purposes the documents or
articles to which they were applied
>vonld bo regarded as unstamped
and treated accordingly. Atb'mion
is also called to the f:?ct that the im
printed stamps cannot be used in
payment of postage.
Married.
MissLillic Denton, daughter of
Capt. an<l Mrs. S. J Denton, and
one o? Kershaw's most amiable and
accomplished young ladic*, was on
la?t Wednesday happily married to
Mr'. John M. Dompstir formerly en
gaged in tbo mercantile business at
this place, hut now in busineos at
Lancaster. The ceremony was per
formed in the parlor of the llenton
Jioiel about noon in the presence of
the family ami a few friends, Rev. J.
G. Deck wi'h officiating, ? Kershaw
Kra
Mr. F. W. IT all and Miss M. M.
Ratcliffc were married on last Mov
.day nicht, July the 4th, by Judge J.
F. Holland* The bride and p'oom
wer? both from Lucknow, ^nnd the
ceremony tooji plfiflp at4.Judge Hol
land's residence.
Mrs. Michael Curtain. Plalnfitld,
III., makes the statement, that she
caugiii coid which nettled -on her
lungs; she was treated for a month
by her family physician, but grew
worse, Heldd her. she was a
hopeless victim of consumption
.?) ami that no medicine could cuie
her. Her druggist suggested I)r.
King's New Discovery for Con
sumption ;mhe bought a bottle and
to her delight found herself bene
* fitted from first dose. She contin
ued its use and after taking six
bottles, found herself sound and
well ; now does her own housework
and is aa well as she oyer was
Free trial bottles of this Great dis
covery nt F. Leslie /iemp's Drug
Btore. Large bottles 50c and $1.
A Bare Opportunity.
. The Chronicle is not plow to grasp
any opportunely which promotes ed.
ncati'-n in the community. It was
for this reason chiefly that wo ac?
cepted so promptly the opportunity
* offered by Eastman liusiness Col
' b lege of free tuition for snob of our
young people as n ay have enterprise
enough to reap the advantage.
In tliiH land of business, commer
cial education is well nigh necessary
to succcns. With a littlo exertion
an opportunity to socuro this may
bo obtained. No matter bow many
'^p lui vv'fjiw the subscriptions obtain-!
rccejvcu iiuMvi oovu 1
either by attendance at one of the
colleges or by correspondcnco in
case a winner is unable to attend
personally. Such opportunities are
rare. Which of our yonn# friends
will be first to enter the contest!
Cut out the ballot printed else
-1'*" ?riLe on it the name of yoor
Personal.
t Mrs, Madge < aldwe.l, of Co!nm-?
bin, who hus bevcn on a vino b> Rev.
j A. T. Jamison'** family has return
led home.
M ?k^ 14h G racer is visiting her
siwtor, Mrs. John J. Good ale.
Miss Mattio Not ties in visiting
, fiiumU in Columhi i.
Miss Carrie Urasington has re
j tu rnod homo from Kneknow whore
she lias boon visiting relatives.
R. l.ewi$ and family hftvo
Wei ford where they will
>pend neveral weeks. Mr. ami Mrs
I <*wis Imve been in had health fur
-??in,, lime and wo hope thov will r?>
turn much benefitted by tliSjrip.
Mia .1. R f'hud and <mtl<liHi
returned fruin Kastovor wlV-re
limy have been spending some timN.
Mr. L. K. LeGrand, of SnmtorY
e< mo up to spend the "Fourth" with]
lilt- parents here.
Mr. A. .1. Stokes. Jr., of Charles- j
(<>?<. inhere spending a few days.
Ifix family are summering it here.
Mr Johnnip Jordan, a Camden
boy, now engaged in buwineKS in j
.Savannah, spent a few days of this
week at his old home.
Miss Ktta Txiodbnrg, of Charles*
t n is visitiii" M th. S. L bman.
Mr. A. (V'Junes, Chairman of the
?it ate Prohibition Kxeeutivo Commit
too was in Camden Inst week, lie
speaks very encouragingly of the
movement.
Mr. and Mrs. N. It. Smith, of At
lanta, have returned to Camden and
are occupying rooms at Mrs. Os
teon's.
Miss Virgin1 a Workman is visit
i n j> frlondit in \Vinnshi?rongh.
Mrs A I) Ijeitn'er i? visiting *-e?
daughter, Mrs. S. M. Reynolds in
Greenville.
Mr. W. K, Glenn who for tho }>ast
fifteen years han been ongngod in
tho contracting and building busi
nose bore has decided to move to
Charjotte Mr. (71cnn is now in
ChnTlotto and will return in about
three weeks and take Mrs. Glenn
Imok with him. It is with regret
that wo see thorn leave.
Wo are sorry to learn that Mr.
lit)' j. Marshall' is quito ill with tv
phoid fever.
Jiev. It. M. Robertson h assisting
Rev. W. 1$. Duncan in a meeting at
New Haleni, Ionia, this week. We
trust that much good may bo accom
plished.
Mr, J. M. Powell is announced to
day for Magistrate fof Bufialo Town
ship.
Dots from tho "Tented Village" Ey
the Sea.
Dear ICditorj ? 1 will send a few
notes from our "tented villiage" by
the sen, trusting they might he of
interest to your many readers.
The boys have become accustom
ed to camp life. They are kept
pretty busy. Drill on mortar guns
at U 3u. School of the Sojdier and
manual of arms <i p, m, ^Sitting
up" exercise 7 a. m.
No photographers are allowed
near or in the forts, that is with a
nsmera, as the War Department
forbids sn oh. Therefore dt would
he a breach of war etiquette, if
there be such tt thing. Rut speak
ing of etiquette hardly will apply
to some of tho boys in tho camp.
Of course 'some* don't refer to all.
The hoys are very nearly equipp
ed,' "only lacking ptiptcens and belt?,
as thej' now are provided wii^
Springfield rifles, haversacks,
plates, knives, folks and spoon*.
fCach m.sn takes his plate up to the
kitchen and pass in single file re
ceiving their Orabhiono'' i}8 they
goby. Some of the boya seem to
think they wore given the "go by"
in iieu of the gruh, but our cuisiue
ia much better, and we hear very
little complaint only. from chronic
grumbleis, ft very man washes his
dirihes when he finishes hie ipe?l
I oould u?e the dish cloth a little
before I enlisted, but probably by
the time Cuba and Porto Rico are
taken, I can handle it to perfeo
Hon.
I have slppl on a ltapl p ?*}!?? t an
long tli n t J would feci l!|<e I was
out of my sphere lo bleep on a bed ;
and lo nit down lo * table in the
homo with a table cloth and white
cropUery, ? I bb3' white crockery
for our Ifcrocj/oiy" fpay bo a little
white but they aiemore or less tin.
The boys binned the pay rolj
j again to-day and possibly will gel
| their pay in ten or fifteen days.
They have only received but ten
days pay since they have been in
service, so its not lo be wondered
at lhal a Utile of the "needful"
would not come amis*.
Our battery is being recruited
lo war strength ? 200 men. The
"Battery," as it was called in Co
lurubia have two ('mascot*" ? a Jiit
tcu and a little biddie. The chickr
tw waa a wee bit when it ?? wsm
brought into ? camp, the kitten
came up wilh a storm. . When the
wind blows very hard we get in
side our tents and hold tlieiu down,
as the ground* is soft and the
slakes very easily |yill up and then
down comet the tent. Tbe tents
generally makp-it convenient to
fall when il is raining*
We have musical concerts Tues
day and Friday evening by the 1st
Artillery Rand, which is much en
joyed. Quite a nombcr tj#~vtfi?
boys go to the City on Saturday*.
On Saturdays, we have no drills,
bet a general poljcibg of qnartert.
Oar chareh facilities are rather
inclination to go. Ve want to get
a ferlough for a few days som
tisse la July bat caa't ea j what
'Ua*. Vers respectfully,
4 Willie*
i MfMUir trtaaaa aovr.
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School Apportionment 1 898-99
:?
10
1 1
12
1
1 t
ir>
1 o
17
IS
1!)
20
Vfl
Jj
\ n M
$1,217
r?i)?
?7S
102
?:t7
1(57
312
:>i?i
,rr.'2
270
i ?r>
07S
5 i
20 1
21 1
;> i:!
:u>5
1 22
2 1 $
.. y:t
1ST
201
1(5*2 (
?7,08 1 :
Special
(i 00 ui?
COO 00
05 00
17ft tM?
210 00
I to on
2 r? ( ? oo
21 Oo
2 1 0 00
:ir? oo
I 'nils.
? r .> \
c?#- ?
wo
1 7.V
::o
li?o
70
110
!(',??
210
i>:>
1 1.1
100
.)
so ?
50
?:>25
i r?o
SO
in
:>o
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:to
liftlnnci*.
?j 2 oo
it I 50
70 sO
7^0
27 Of.
25 00
15 20
t;0 77
1 80
ri7 o:?
7 10
11 l) 7
:i2 oo
2 50
$ I OS. 20
Total
s 1 ,7 7 - 10
1,501 20
7 1 > i>0
i:>7 oo
701 20
2 I 5 10
05 t 00
7o| oo
717 : *?
O.l-J :;0
700 20
S 1 7 i
SO OO
:i 5 '? 10
?0)1 25
775 7o
7:>."> ?o
ICO 00
217 20
270 50
10 i 5o
>> 10,201, 10
$1,700.00 s::,oi:t
L, COPIOLAXEK
Co. Siiporiiilondoitl.
UniKMiicemenk
FOR Til 1$ vSKX \TK.
Thanking the |?cople of Kerdinw Coun
ty for (In* honor heretofore conferred up- j
on me, I hereby iiiiiimitKo m \ sol f as ? can
didnte at tlio approaching primaries for re- !
election to the State Senate.
J.T. 1 1 A V.
FOR T|&KASUUKlt.
Mr. Editor- -Please announce the j
name of Mr. W. I*. llough for re-oleetion j
to the ofliee of Treasurer of Kershaw '
count v which lie tins fillecl to the entire '
satisfaction of all for thu past vivo yearn, j
f f i.s F rieioln .
FOIt THE LEGISLATURE.
Appreciating t fie support and confidence j
uiven mo in the past, by tlio people of Ker- j
sliaW County, I hereby announce uiv*ejf n> |
a candidate for 10 election t?? the House of !
Representatives subject to tin Democratic j
pViinaiv. ('. I.. WIXKI.ER.
Mp. Edifoi; ? I hereby atinounti" my J
self as a candidate for the House of Rep- j
resentatives, subject to the will of the ma- i
jority as expressed in the? approaching
Democratic Primary election.
J. (1. R10IIARI>S, Jit. j
Mr, Klitor: ? riea.se announce the
nftiiio of I). M. Rcthnne, aa a candidate
for re-election to the Ilonse of Rcpre- l
^entst ives. Mr. Befhune 1ms made a
fnithiul and worthy representative and |
the voters of Kershaw coiiuty cannot se- :
lect a safer n>an to represent them,
IliB Friends,
FOR MAGISTRATE.
Mr. F.ditor: ? Wo fake pleasure in re
commending one for Magistrate of Went
Waterce that wit firmly believe will give
entire satisfaction to the public. lie linn
tilled important plaooa and w nu never
found lacking, lfo fully ooropctent
nnd strictly honest in all hU dealings.
Wo suggest tho name of W. II. Motley,
We know the public will bo triad to have
Hiich a MngiRtratc Many Voters
Mr, Editor: ? Wo take great pleasure
In announcing tho name of a prominent
gerittam^n fpr "Alagjalrate in West Wa
terce, one yh? jn the fnpo of persecution,
cBtab||Rhod his Intent jty an<) unquet>|.ioii
ablo ability t?? disclose thu dytk'fl of
said office. Wo announce the name of
U. W. Sutton. We believe be has In the
past, nnd will hi the future, conscien
tiously deal ont justice to a'l.
Snlt Fond Voters.
'Mr, ftdiu.r. ? please ur.noun^e the
name of Mr. II. T. Johnton lor ro*eloet*
ion to the office of Magistrate, of Buffalo
township which be has filled to the en
tile satisfaction of a'l for the pant two
years. Ilis FriinJa.
Afr. Editor: ? PJpaso announoe flip
naipe of Air. J. M. howcll for Trial Jus
tice in ltiihalo township. {Ie has been
wdghodin the balances and^iot found
wanting. That he should be r'e-eleetcd
is the wish of many voters of BufTnlo
township. Observer.
Entrance Examination
S. C. College. ?'
An examination' for admission Into the J
Freshman Class, and for admission to the J
Normal Scholarships, of the South Caroli- 1
f'tf pollcco will bo hold at t !?c Court House
i !i this Cqu)jIv Friday, .1 illy liHli, lttKS.
T|ip o>t>ininaHon wij) be cpiiuiictpfl by the
County Superintendent of Sohools, All
w billing to sttyfrd tli td examination will be
on hand that morning.
L L. CO PEL AND.
County Superintendent
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Citation.
State of South Carolina? Kepdww County.
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By C. C- Ifaile, Probate J udge.
Whereas, Marv Marshall ma le ani}
to me to grant 'to tier UlfeH.ol Adralh
intration of the Katate of and effects of
? Henry A, Marshall.
L ,Ty** *** therafor* yfniPP-::
f Isti ill flWt irnioUr the kindred and
credilore of the aaid Henry A. Marshall,
deeeaayrl, that they tie and appsar before
; after peWiciMloe hereof, .at 11 o'clock
I in the Iprenoon to akew cauae If
' any IttjrfeVc, fly W?ilir~{fl>%fe'1
t tkM ationld not be granted. - y
| , Olren onJer air hand dui 7th day of
Jrtif A. IX, 190a.
| rablbhed eathe Ilk <by of Jaly, 113^
la TtM Csuulea CWeelcle. *
O to.
J^nnmma'inente.
I ?>!{ JTIXtK OK J'i;< HtATW:
Mi . Kditor : ~ Idealizing that merit
should he ???> \v ;i f? lo?l we desire to ??tl'er
I'm' name of Capt. C. C. Unite a^ a cau
di-late far re-dcel i >n to the othc*' of
I mine of Probate far this county. t'apt.
Ilailr's services both in war and
render encomiums unnecessary from the
pen of anyone. Kershaw Cotiniv.
Kdli A I." DI'I OW.
Mr. Editor : ? Please announce tin'
nitiiH' of Mr, \V, J. Jones, of Camden,
i\s a candidate for tho otllee of A 11 : 1 i t o >*
f?.r Kershaw County. Mr. Jones is a
ntoat won Ii y voting man ami in evety
way well qualified to til) the position.
Antioch Voters.
Mr. Editor: ? Please announce the mime
of Mr. I?. I'hclps as n ?-?i ml itl n t for the
ollico (,f Auditor. Mr. IMielps is one ? < r
our I?es1 ami most consoiiuit inns olllrcts
Htiil his worth should l>e recognized,
Fiiemls from tin- I 'p-country.
Mr. Kd'tor: ? We hereby announce tin;
name of Mr. \V. F. llussell as a candd>itc
for the oilier of Auditor.
His Friend*.
Mr, l-Mitor;-- lioaluiiii* that West
Wateree constitutes a very important
part of Kerclu'w county and that in all
fairness jt should share in some of the
ofHoes. we announce the uamt) of one of
our tqnKf. popular ycqntf inen', Mr. Man*
lies Habon, for tho ottioo of Audltoe-. If
elected ho will till the otlice to the satis
faction of the entire people.
?> r , ' Hi* Friends.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for the office of Auditor of Kershaw
county subject to the result qf tho B]>
poon^iiiiiK primary election.
^ V T. BniTCE.
FOR SUPERVISOR
Mr. Editor:~\Ve hereby announce the
name of Mr, C. W. McCaskill as a e Man
date for the oflioe of County Supervisor,
suhjcot to the resijlp of tin; Democratic
primary electing. IJis Friends
Mr. F.djtor : PlenF.o annouitoo the
name of Mr* It- W- J(an;niond us* can
diitate ?or l'o, Supervisor, Mr, Ham
mond k position Ht; a ulerk ot the Co.
hoard, for a number of years and his
strict adherence to the principals qf
economy render him well (]uajiricd for
this iniporfnnt position.
Many Friends
The frien<l? qf Mr. J, (J. Hilton hug
space to announce his name as a suitable
mat, for the oflioe of County Supervisor.
Mr. Milton has served on the County
Hoard of Commissioners and thoroughly
understands the duties of the office for
which hp iu hprp niinoquced. l)e is hon
est, competent, poljte. fair and impar
tial in his dealings botween claimant
and the county, u?d will, if elected, dis
charge bi t duties fearlessly and impar
tially. Voters.
Mr. Fdltor: ? Iteuli/.ing that Cantey
I Jill constitute* an important, part of our
county, and in vio?v of tho fact that oijr
section ha?> 'noyor been repieocntcd on
tho county ticket, wo feel that we aiiould,
in all fairness, have somo represent al Ion
an i we hereby annouiied for County Su
pervisor, the name of one who will, if
vlect#?d. conduct the affairs of the conn
ty aa mccea^fuJIy n* {10 ha^ ||ig p\> p ,
that mail if> it i. J. ii. Creed.
Hiss Frjenda,
Mr. Editor: ? It is with pleasure that
we present tho name of T, Y. Parkofas
a cindidate for Supervisor. Mr. Pafker
in one of the mopt thoroughly reliable
men in our county and wo feol *nre thaf
no better oejection 'c.opjd be madp.
Courteous, hopefit ft'ul careful in bin
dealinyij |?e wottld njako a no<]?l ofljepr,
Voters.
SUPKltlNTENDENT OP KDUCATION.
Mr. Editor ? We wish to offer th? name
of L. Ij Copeland as tiy candidate fpr re
election to flip ojT|co (,f STTpw:h} indent of
I-Vtttcation tor Kershaw counw. lie ha*
discharged the dill lo.-i of the oHice^aith ful
ly, and redeemed his promise to devote his
whole time to the work. liv placing the
schools on a cash basis, nearly one thous
and dollars |>er annum havo been wived,
which, by I If credit sysiem. went to pjty
l lie di-ooimt ou tuhool oheoba.
Woal Watoree.
Kdltor Ohroniclc : ? Mr. L. E. Kirkley
bavins taken preal interest in, and suc
ceeded in briuKin# the free school of
this community to ;t higher decree of cf.
Hciency we, bin fellow ciiixena, brin?
him before the people for (be responsible
position of County Superintendent of
KdtientioR. With fonr year*' rrulnitw
at Woffonl College un<l two years* expe
rience tn public ftchoolit eminently fit and
qualify him for the posltiotr.
Many Fiends.
Mr. E<litor:?Wi11 you plwi? allow
as space in your cMwn a U? an won nee
tllC saU??*'at3kr,-^rK^ wwkmi
able candidate for the oflico of County
Superintendent of Education. Mr*
Watkin* has been teaching acWfl ill
Keral.aw aqd^djoinin# coaalies (or the
P>ist tea years, and hia anceeM
tea-her wherever h? baa taught, low
er with his natural >W)Mw ewlnyfa
qusTTTy T.iin TmihepoiiUrm aiTTtf eTeot
ed he wltr derete bU whote time to the
duties of the o Mat anl will couauutly
keep oh ham) a supply <4 acbool books
as ee?|uire?l by law and sell them at cog*
for lb? benefit of tho vetrouo ol tbf
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LUMBER! LUMBER!
I havejiifit purchuRt'il a eomplolo new J
outfit fur sawing lumber of all Kind ami
Htii |?i ?*.| toftfvf you tlx' vrrv best |
lumber at remarkable. low i atl'H. All or
duth piompllv filled. I.unihuf de|u'om| j
when Yiw oi'Jt'itt Hotfi;i'U*d,
HcHpeelfully,
Apr. 15, 'D? .1. A. WA ITS.
OR. LH. ALEXANDER, ~
Dentist.
Graduate of the I'liiUdplplilo
Dppul Oojlotfc, StiSfeion 187fl-1>7.
0 KPI C K HHOAD S T H K 1ST,
Camdkjt, S.'C.
Two doors South of Thn Chron- J
icle OtFkee.
It is ]ikis< (jiuc for
BED BUGS j
to begin sprouting.
Coma to (lie
WONDER STORE
ami got a bottle of Drake's
Bed Bug Pizen.
It is sold oil its merits and
docs the work well.
Use it early and have
{H)aee the balance of the
Summer.
Don't wait 'till they begin
to work on you. C<
NOW.
"REGISTRATION NOTICE.
(?i* ?? h i: op I
Svi'ltiivinoiLH <>r Kkujhtuation, i
Kkiisii.wv Ca\fid\. [
Camden, S. March ?i, ihoh. j
Tho iSu|i<M vi?orH of ntion for
Kershaw County wijl ho in ( heir of!iey
at the Comt IToiiho in Camden, S. C
on tho first Muiuliiyn, Tiiesdiy? and
Wednesday* of ouch uionlli frair.
o'clock a, ?n. until 3 j?. in , until .40 davs
heforo thv yoneial election in
for tlitf nurpoao of roinnteiinK votcrH.
J. r. RICHARDS. Chairman)
MAXNK4 HA HON. Clerk,
ALKXANDKU UROWX.
Mi -hi hers of tho lieglgtrntion !?r.tU' J fur
Kershaw County.
c. j. Stewart,
suobmakhk.
Broad Street, Cnmilen, S. 0.
I winh to unuo>?nco vluit I have IooaI
ed in Camdoji and havo opunod a shoe
shop on Main street, near York, wharn I
will h?> plpn'jfd tv? Borve tho puhlio.*The
fallowing prices apeak f.jr thoiusselvGH :
1 1 al t solo, .
i'atclu'H, 5c.
lUininK heels, each, 6c,
Stitehjnir ronnd; fio.
Patronage solicited.
Vorv Respe? tfully,
<\ .J. HTKWAUT.
March '98.
ten a nuii/i?!
II M
? MANUFACTURER* oF^
Doors, 'Sash, Blinds,
Moulding, Building Material,
Sa*li Weights and Cord.
CIlARLiiHTON, - - - - S. C.
Purchase- <M*r maluis^whicb.
we guarantee rapqgpr To any
?old Southland thereby ta ??
money. /?
?pMMtr. Jaw 39.
.Lumber Yard.
I Iifive estublislod a huuWr yard
just to iho roar of Mr. W. lv John
imt's store forties wi?h.tji<* hnnluu'
O.tll < ' t it. 1 >V Oullil)fJf nil nl ?loliDhOlt,
wlto will iU'Ii vi*r huiiiO iiiiiI tnkn or
ders for any (jminlity d? nirod
liospert tally,
M/iv I J(, A \V . Walts.
Job Print nitf.
bej^d lit'iuisfoi the Supreme (.Yuri,
I .?? I l ( r lti>;l(t>,
< 1 1 I I <? !?( I H,
Bill HcioU,
l*> II V*"' ^ 1 ? |>*' H? -
I I HI 1 1 mi J*
( i I I'll iTM>,
P<u|?;? & ,
( l (ls,
hi. I in i u i job printing (if ALL
Kill ? |ttui|i|i|iy find IHMlti V OXl'l'llU d
!i ! i It i * i 111 it.
W. VV. Muggins,
l Milt;
A w mm?}* nii 1 I'unip Win l\,
Wind Mills I'ut Up,
i'iuiur,i;\
and
Koni Painting.
Satisfaction ijuar.'intocd. Oliiee
corner Uroad and DeKalh Sts.
1 ies j >ci' 1 i id I y ,
\\ . W. 1 1 t-ciClNS.
M.i\ ;i, ':>s.
s. .i. i ? ..i ! s 1 1 . i. !!. r.M;i.i8il.
English Brothers,
1
! EUREKA BAbtf
V%, T" ?r~? 3 B (y-*i
Wo cm now bo found in
the conveniently located room
one door north of the post otlioo
where we will Im j?lnd to sorvo
the public. Now shop, new
fin nitnro, now and sharp ra
zors, clean tov^Js nnd p< >1 i t
attention. Patronage solicited.
K N ( i 1 il S ! 1 MIOTIIKRS.
Msuvli. (Ni)S.
NEW BOARDING HOUSE.
1 wish to announce that 1
have tab i n charge of the,
boarding house on upper Main
street lnfely conducted bv Mr.
10. M. Hendrix, and will in fu
ture conduct it upon* a first
class plan. The house will bo
well furnished, and the table
supplied with the boat the mar
ket aftordB and prices ?will be
moderate. A call is respect-*
fully solicited and we guaran
tee satisfaction.
Kcspectfullw
J. It, CLOUD,
Livery Stable.
My l jivory Stublo in now
ready for the Winter trade bet
trr prepared than ever: Sev
eral tu.'w horses nnd turnouts
Just received. The town trade
will receive my prompt at ten*
tion, Respectfully, -
~ % EVANS COLLINS.
.Tan. J.2, '98.
An Ordinance.
* ^
< ity Council Chnmhor,)
Cninden, S. C., June 22, 1808.)
I'.o it or<Uiin?>d l<y the Mayor and AN
dcinien of the City of vSmnlen. 8. 0.f
;ui > by ill" authority of th^teaino.
J. Whorcu*, lilt* it^nrd of Honlth
of thu eitv of Camdt'll liu^H^r (M'OMtinond.
cil to I ho City Council t hirfnTeeuKNity ioc
this v:u cination or i c.vncoiniUlOii of all
jiithoiih wbo Imvo not been vaccinator
hium'i ixfully Kluro January the Viral,
1808 ; lint Biiir.t* i? hereby approved nnJ
atlo|>tc'<).
Sax:, II. AH r^?i?)iti|C within
I he corpornto limita of the city of Cftiu
ili'ii who cannot (inriiiah the Mayor. or
City Council wiili HHiiKtaotory proof tbat
thev l ave been aucvep.tfajly ?ccinatrt -
*inee Jukuurv 1*1. ittOa. or v?l?o cannot
(urni?h ii c<u-liliiiiUu _ fi om-- .* -
pT<yhieian fhul ilfay aliouM not lw vaecl- r
unfed, uliall In- vacci??t?Hj bjr ft phyab
t?a?? between the ?<'?'" *b^ rflTfth>^*trF*1
of tl: jm onTuiancu an?l Jttno the 90th.
I81W, anil if Mid vaccination ahall be tin. ...
awrccartfull they ghnlt be re- vaccinated if ^
nccc&w r y lh? awooad or tittnk tin vfttfearc:
in ten day* from the <l*ta of their On* ?m
a?reoti?1 v?rx-in?ti^n ?? fc?nfajrert<tfd.
Scciff. Any pvnvn wT.oaludl foil la ....
comply with thi? ordirurccgor ttlmm tm ?- -
flHow those over WTn?*nb<6 'W "#&? "
have co?t?4~to-l*- vaw J urtot,' iT7-1
fere or wiht the varvfaatkm el
}?t peraa?. a? torero f?? ** '
?nwyltitinro the? af I