Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

jp. Tho Find, Bale. The llrat bale ?>f now cutloii was ho njht iu Colombia on last Tuesday for tic per Ik Avlyt rtiaftil Letters. For week euding Aug. 7, 1M)S: .lawiM, It 1> Colciougbi Mias I/ftil>ie II Ku wider, Miss l,l/.zu\ l'revard G. G. A!ox wide;, P. M. Buffalo Punuk u Hoard Tho now pension boaruNfor IJuflTi )o township consisting of M?*srK. X A. Hothune, Amos Ilongh nn\.I K Thome in el at Sluwnroyk on 'rues day last and organized by electing Mr. N. A. Betl'uno, Chairman, 'Ahe meetings for ttuflalo township will I hereafter bo hold a! Shamrock in- | stead of Lynch wood us heretofore. New Buildings. Ground was broken yesterday f??r tho building of Mr. 11. (J. Team's brick store on Main street just south of I)r. 1\ Leslie ZtMnp's. The w/milcn building recently oc cupied hjr'Mr. W, 11 Wa'kins, which wax in a very dilapidated condition, lias been torn down and a brick stoic will bo put. tlioro instead. Eye, Ear, None and Throat. , Dr. C. J. Olivcros, of Columbia, eve, ear, nose and throat specialist, will bo in Camden for a few days on and after tho 15th inst. ? I)r. Qlivoms has made a flat tering success of those specialties in Columbia and tho*e who have anv disease of the eye, ear. nose or throat slmuhl not fail to see him; it will be an opportunity of a lifotimo. He will bo found at the Workman Hotel. See his advertise ment. ' Furnjturo Store. Mr. \V. Geiscnheiiner will shortly move into h's handsome new build ing just north of the post ofllce, and his many friends throughout tho county will be ghd to learn that ho will open up a full lino of furniture of all kind as soon as he moves into bis now store. A furniture stnro ?n something that. Camden has long needed and a better man than Mr. Geiaonhoimor could not he found to . conduct it. If you aro thinking of buying furniture of any kind hold your order until you see Mr Geisen ? hcimer's. Tlic Shamrock Meeting. Wo have been requested to an nounce that the political picnic at Shamrock will be held at ]\lr. Davis* $ grove, near Mr. II. T. Johnson's, and that the speaking1 will commence at 10 o'clock and will bo completed be fore dinner. This meeting promises to bo a decided success for it is un der tho management of Mr. H. T. Johnson, liro, Johmou aoys : ' Let everybody briu^ his basket full and lii? Hweethoart if he has one." A (rood time is in storo (or all who at tend, for the good people of Sham rock are gong to make you feel at i homo whether they vote for all the candidates or not. A" Enterprising Druggist. There rvrft few men more wide awake and enterprising than Dr. J?. Leslie Zemp who spates do pains to secure the hen t of everything in bis ime for his manv customer*;, Ilo now has the valuable agency for Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. This is the wonderful remedy that is producing such a furor all over the country by its muuy startling cures. It absolutely eurcs Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness and all af fections of the Throat, Chest and Lungs. Cull ot above drug store and get u trial bottle free or a reg ular size for 60 cents and #1.00. Guaranteed to cure or pi lee re funded. Mt. Pleasant. Hear Chronicle : ? It has been some time fciaca the writings of your scribe at this place has graced the columns of your interesting j<aper. The people of this community wel comed the Sunday school worlvCpfl/fif this township to their commodioijfi church for the purpose of eugrfginir in a S. 8. Association. Much inter est was manifested and some good ujertaiuly accomplished. Farmers ure done 'Maying by" and a great many aro pulling fodder. Nearly overy fmmor brags on hi* own crop despite the addaga "self praise is half scandal," which wo be lieve to bo incorrect in this case. Another marriage, if it pleauc your readers. Mr. Andrew liabon and Miss Annie Roberts were nnitod in the holy bonds of matrimony b^ Rev. J. I* Martin on the lOlh ult. Mr Kditor, wo have to worry you with marriages, but the only chance to atop it is to dissuade our girls to Bay that hard little word NO. The puClic school opened on the J2tli with your'seribe as principal. Miss fJcjMet M. Miles, of Brook* land, spent a week with her .relatives, much to tiieir pleasure. Tiiis ik campaign year and we are nt sea ai to some of our selections. I venture the assertion Uiat the Bucklaa's Arnica. SaJvs 1 Tin IictI wlw ia ik- y# . . 'am I* Brni? , TTli sry Sail Rfceam, Fevifr 8om, Tetter, Ob?p> pe?9 Hands, CkilblaiM, Goraa, ud ?U Skia Eraptioas, And positively csres PUn, sr no pay repaired. It ti fwriiiwd to glre perfect satis frtUwuriBHy ?*aut pet bot* i Death** On last Friday morning. a si ort Wiiilo Hllnr tho Chronicle wont to to 1 1 rest) Hit* sad intelligence ?i\> r?-. eeived in ^?updeu < ? ilm d?.u!'i (,i | (ho estimable wife of Capt. ?!.?'. Boll, which occur rod tlntl inornUitf the 5th in nr. Mrs. Hell bad lu'tfu viH< only about two weeks with typhoid fever. Mn' leave 8 children, ouo *?f whom is niiv.rrit.nl , uml the v?unilesi one only 10 months old. The hlow is indeed a heavy '<? her devoted >?ixhand and oilier relatives. We are aVu-ry to lenrn that two of the club j (invti f\re now quite ill with typhoid ^ lover. .logeph, the little four-vear-oM ?oti j! o< Mr. ?nd Mrs. .1.1. Cumf bollc, died | ? >n I aft t Friday of typhoid levei. Col. A. D. Goodwin, of Ottfumbia, , died on last Wednesday evening. j iv..|. iJooodwin married Miss Sarah ^ Ndes, of Caiydou, sister ot Mr. Ario N lies, deceased, who "till survive* I, or husband. Of him in Us issue of ? t lio l lth tlio Columbia State nays: , ??Col. Goodwin was ?8 line a type of ? ? he South Carolina gentleman ot ti:e i <.hl regimo as ever lived. lie was In ive, honest and generous and no man lu\d a better heart than boat I within him." Ho was 71 years ?,l , Personal. Our ^ood friend and brother. He v. J. K. Smith, of St. Charles, paid us ?i pleasant visit, on last Monday, Bn>. Smith's entire time recently has been taken up with protracted meetiu/s m various places, and ho was on "Monday on his way to assist in a meeting in West W ateree, Mrs. E. G. llorton, of Miliwood, (ii., is on a visit, to her sititer, Mrs. \V. H. Hough, of Camden. Mrs. M. A. Nilcs loft last Satur day on a visit to her daughter, M? John K. Aslie. of Vorkvillr. Mr. Henry Nilen, of The Chronicle ofiiee, who is taking ? two weeks' holiday, also visited Yorkville last week. Miss Tillie Guiseahoiincr has re turned from Yorkville where she has hi en visiting (Jen. Brat ton R fami ;? Messrs. J. 0. Nicholson and C. U. Lewis and their families have return ?d from North Carolina where they Imve been spending some time. The many friends in Camden of Mr. A. ?L Stokes, Jr., wero glad to see" hi m in Camden a day or two this week. Messrs. M. O. Carson and S. H Moore, of Laurens, are visiting the family of Mr. L. W. Watts, of West Waterc.fi. Mr. Harry Oerahl. who lias been on a trip to Blowing llock, N. C , IniK returned home. Mrs. E. B. Cook and her three chib drcn, of Hock Hill, are visiting Mr^ W. A. Sch rock. Dr. Corbett returned from New Y-jrk yesterday. / To Rent or For Sate. The house on Lytloton street now occupied by Mr. ? f5- ,)r ike'' 1 <>?? wBBion given >1.0 22iiil of August, is 9S A only to ' Mrs. S. A. Wittlcowskv. Shaylor Hill Dcm. Club. Will meet at the usual place on Saturday, Aug. 13 ot 4 p. m. tor the purpose or re- organ i 7.1 1) sr, ejecting officers, etc. A full attendance-is TTesired. CASTORIA THE KIND YOU HAVE ALWAYS BOUOHT BlS th? J* ' . *r> ' Jk?. Oum Spring Orange. ' Mr. Editor : ? These few thoughts herein written may interest some, especially those who are working to put farming on an equal footing with other'profeseionB of life. I know that farming is of itself the most enjoyable of auy avoca tion. It bring? a person in cIorcr contact with nature and nature's God. IJVhat picture is more cutic-! ing, or what company is more to lie desired than that of the houest yeomanry of our country? Such pornpany w;ta found ntGuin Spring (J range hull on July 20th. We met promptly at 10.30 a, rn. end gladly entered into the duties of the day with the Master, flro. C. J. Rol lins, in the chair and your humble scribe trying to do his duty on thp right side. Wo had with us Mr. H. J. Roykin and wife from tho Sumter Paniona, also Mr. J. R. Phelps and brother from Camden, Mr. Parker, ot West Wateree, ami Messrs. C. K. English and ft. J, T. Smith were also welcome visitors. After many and varied speeches the kincHadies served ua dinner, or they pjpt it in our resell and we served ffbrselves. I don't mean ex actly that, "But we served dinner, for f wsrjt it understood that farm ers can eat as well as ?*?rk, I wjtdt to thank Mr. Z. Z. HorQeld for those nice peaches and those friends who brought such deHciona melons. The Grangfe re-asaemhled to jonjov speeches from . Brethren West, Holland, Rollins, Davi*. etc. Whiie there were -two candidates in the hall we did~?oi have any polities! speeches, because we were trylaig to help each other Is f?r? &ur nm Tjausw* mMU st f>f?for4 pfw^Btolwr. Come, I think yoo wiH enjoy yoijr aelf. SkL colored minstrel twj* w Ukk LUttu.jUKhU-.ia the Opeea i Isfll week brat" Tnlor Briton, shorn ??jr bowtW, Ml of ' - : . . . ? . . JinuotiihYnu'nb. KOi: rii k > kn \ i';-:. ; Thanking tin- | ? ? *f Keii.haw Come tv I'M the i > t > 1 1 ? > r~ h<'ivfof<>ro conferred i>i ?< . <ii< au\ 1 hereby announce ??? ? ????!' n-? n I'titii didafe a' :'.i> appromhiin,' primaries '01 re. elect; >11 t ? ? ; he M ilt* Senate. J.T. 11 A V FON Tlli^KlilSLATl UK. / Apprcciatin,; thcsuppoit an I i i.thhuce jjvou nit in (In- past by the oi Kci sllHW I'otlUtV. I herd 'V lillll' lie<0 III VM'lf ?> I ?? candidate for 10 ? ?loeti 1" the Hot; .? of ltl'lUVKt'lll 111 | VtM< SllbjiVt t'lllll I pri'nniv, , ( 1 I.. \S INK! Kit. * ! r. Hililai,: ? I hereby Mtinutuie ? ?ny ?U?!f :? ? II < aiul fill I he ll.-UX' <?'" lu'l " resoidutivos Mihjed in ( I ?*? will o| the nuv joii'v us in the u|);j;'i>achin? !>omioi rniH {'rimarv idoet ion. .I.'c. IJlCllA'dhS, .In. Mr Ivlitoi : ? . IMi'dsi' announce the mhiuo of I'. M. Bothune, as a I'liiulidatc fvr rc-elociioi. io i he Iloits.> <>i h'opre wnt itive>?. Mr rJethuno has made ? 'h it );!u I :i iivl worthy ivpie.-entativo ami the voters of Kershaw county eann??t se lect a safei ! ii hi i to rojnctK'iit them. i ! i* I'l ieiitl... JjlCrEi nuii^G oiuin ISitls for rent of (>)? r? House Stol e will ho received until Monday, August 8th, 'J "'chick h. lit. The Council r< servo the i i_'l.t to re : wet any o*1 all bhts. C. L. KIKKKV. Clerk Tri'f'KUier. Dr. ( ? . ?) . < > I i \ crust Of Coin itibia, S. ( \\ ill be in Cuiiuitii ON THE 15t!i 0? THIS MONTI! roil A FKW 1>A YS IVoj arctl to treat all diseases of F.w, liar. Nose and Throat, I'itthm Of Classes .1 Sjteciiiti i/, ((/all at Workman IIouho.) School Notice. The Fall term of the public school of Camden will Iwpin on Monday, September ftth. It 93. All pupils expecting to enter during the session me urged to present themselves the fn\sl day that they may be proprriy gratled This is importer. Pu pil> from ii distance eim secure board, etc in Catnden upon very reasonable terms \V. I). Tram ham, ) I .1 K Vauglniu. [? Trustees. TC. C. Zemp, ) Aug. 0th, lfOJS. H Rol Primary Election No tice. In accordance with the rules of the Democratic party of this couu ty notice is hereby given that on Tuesday, the 30th dujy- of August, IoImS, n Piiinary Election vvjii be held at the, various club precincts in this count v for the purpose of notniuatinu Democratic caudidalen for the following otlices, to wit: "**" One Governor ; One Lieutenant Governor; One Secretary of State ; One Comptroller General ; One State Treasurer; One Adjutant and Inspector Goner nl ; One Stale Superintendent of Ed ucation ; L - One Attorney General: One Railroad Commissioner: ? One Member of Congress, 5th District. One Senator. Two Members of House of Rep resentatives ; One County Supervisor; One Coroner ; One County Superintendent of Education ; One \Trensu rer ; One A uditor ; One .fudge of Probate; O.jc Magistrate for each Town ship. The pn| )?? will open at 8 o'clock a. in. and close at 4 o'clock p. m., when the votes shall ho counted and the results declared. The following poisons are ap pointed as managers of said elec tion f Cauiden Cotton Mills ? W A Carter, Hardy Thome, Daniei Mil nn. lieaver Dam ? W E Kelly, John Cary, R A Jaekson. (?uroton Mill ? R It Wilson, John T Ross, J T L Arrant*. ILirmony ~ R D Williams, T M Mat f.ox, L I) Evans. Hnssoll Place ? G F Hainmoud, G T pojieh, S N Hammond. Buffalo ? C A Johnsor, A M Tny* lor, W G Cafon, Salt Pond? n F - jjoykin, J T> Nel son, Noah Anderson. \ V Westvillii ? T A Caullien, VV C McDowell, J T Young. fentorpriso ? W Ij Stokes, F C Shaw, T A Myers. Shaylor's Hil'? R L Smyrl, R M Drakefo>'d, J U Hhayloif. Liberty Hdl? R It Jones, 0 R Clements, J B Cureton. Reulali? J T Coats, J A Kirby, J 0 McCaskill. * Lynch wood ? John A McCaskill, L VV West, E R King. Abney ? A F Yonng, II T Horton, R J Phillips; Ptockron ? W R Gardner, Gp W Ajpmonitf, J I) McCaskill Westyillo? W *W fJ^ox.taat J ? Hold, John A Fft kenberry. "it* T'ofeWS K Rasfc, L W Jcwa Nu'win. It-fiHrcqaestod tbftt tb?i , idenU of the ot Iter olah* itnrco; Cftcfrtti 1 JHnii&uiiAwiil*. . .. ... -c. > ... I t )K .Hi |M ? K OK l'l?t ?o \ I !? . Mr* !? " * I i J ? ? ?? : ? * i i /* ? iiu-rit I should h<- rewaidcd ttcdcMro offer j Iln< ll:x ! U' ill' C tpf C. C. li.;:ic a .; , *'i I didnie f,>r i ??.*?!,**. * ii'-n i t 1 1 ? ? ? otliiv of J III !??<* I'rulijilt1 for' till" ?"? ' it Cjlpi, KCf ih'tit1 botb ill vv';' and , I lender t licoilliuut* nnneccs. a. >? honi 1 1|?* | I I'll 01 ailVollO. ICcliliaw I oUI;t\ 1-MK AC lHTo : Mr. IMiior : ? I'leaso antioumv 'he rime ot Mr. \\ . .1. .Jones, i l t *;? i : i lee, as a < ;i Mil id.l'e for tii?i otl.co ni Auditor l'>i lv*'i sha \v Count v. Mi'. .loa.-* is m w ort h v yonng iiihh an I in e\ei\ \v . t \ well <|U:l!ilu'vl to li 1 1 1 1? . ? in ^tii"ii. A lltioc'l \ ??;??! .? Mr. K \\i?r :~!Mca>e ii n li- 'iV' (!h<- u .'!'.' of Nir. 1. ii. f'hclps as it candidate tor tl,^ oi'i ?.? of A udiior. Mi. I'lielp' on.- <f I'lll hod Ulltl III >1 COI'.M'ieil. if. Is o i | ] t v . s <UIV i ? I *.?;! . Fi itMhls com i It.* I (<?* -onus r\ . Mi IM i..r: We hereby aniio'iini' 'fit' ?ifiim- of Air. \\ l'\ Itii'well n> i can i ? t:< t c ! >i Hit1 of Auditor. I ! i - Fj it-it. Is. Mi. Editor ? ? H?*.i 1 1 i:i ??>j Hi.ir Wrst \V -? 1 or?*< ? ??oiistitii'ijL^' \ri\ important ? ?ni of Kershaw cwinly and i ! i a ? in all fairness ii nhouhl share in son>;> of !!,< "Il'l'cs, Wt- RIIIIOIHICO llm M-ir.lf of Oil > ni' our most popular youu^ men, Mr. Man lies Kahon, f-?r 1 1 n> oilieo ih" \udito'. II e'"t ted he v\ ill lill the otlicc to !ho s.ii.-. fiction ot tin* entire people. Hi* Friends. *"1 liC^C'liv announce myfitdt .i < aiulidate i\)i the otliee of Auditor ..| Keishaw curly jmhject to the result ot tiie ;ij> ^oaeliing primary election. i' t l.urcE. Foil SUPKUVIKOK. Mr. Editor: ? We hereby announce lite name of Mi. C. W. McO.skill a ? -nidi* d.<le fort he oilhe of Co'untV Supervisor, subject ! i > !ii," :vmi1; of i !i>'- I ? Frie.nl-. Mr. Editor : --Please aniio ince tl.e J name o(" Mr. K. W, ITummoml :is? :i run. didale tor Co. Supei'Visnr. Mr. ilaiii moii.l s i>(?fiitioii as ii flt-rk i'i ti'e Co lioanl inr a numher o: ^i-.-tis an. I i , i ^ vl ; i"t iitlliei eiita> l'iw r!i" < it eeesiomy rentier liiin well ?J'j.i liiit-.T^ for i his iinjiortaiit pusitioti. Many l i iei, !> 'I'lU' trtciuls o! Mr. .1. C. lll!l.?i| 1 >o'_j ipnce lo aiUiomiro Ills natoe ;;v a ji ' >h* ? oiiufMrthe titliire ni t 'nunty Suj.- ' i i -?i M llil'.m has N<-rve>l . ? ? i th.? C.Mititi ">'. ir. I of ( '? Willi, isKiniiei s aiel t li- ?rotiu*! |y iiMiicrsliiiiils f.lie of tlw ??fliiR* for wlneh he is here iiiiuoii'ioe-i. .1 1 is lion, i i e ?, eompeteiit, i<oli|c, fair ami iiop..r li.il in his tlealinjrs h;1\vet>n . laiiiiant I an.! (lit only, anil iviil, if t.-let;;e:l, ois elm rxe h i -i duties fe.: ric!?sly ;tn<l iiiuvir ti.illy. V'.iters. Mr. 1<'tlit<,r: ? UealiziifK tiiut Cant, v I T ill eonstitntes an i m ; ? .i t >t i ? ? p il l of our ecunty, ami in vie, v o! I lie lr??. f lliut ? ? ii r si!t:liou has never hi'eii represt nietl on the count v tif'iet. wo fee! ;ha! n e m1iouI<"?, i'i ;?11 Tiiriie- ht\ tr ir.:e rcjircKer.t :i| I >n an i Me herein' annoiMn-f* fm County Si' pervt>or, the nan.e of one who will, if ( lceiiil. eoii'hii t 1 lie ixlVairs of the etniu- ' 1 v ;ta s;u'i:t..- sf, iSl\ as lie Iuik Ihhowii; that man ;;s M.r. .i. E. ('rood. 1 1 i.s Friend.-*. Mr. Kilitor: ? It invvitli ph-nsiiro tioii we ) ? riff 1 1 liie name <rf 'I'. \". I'aiker its a cindiihite lor Supervisor. Mr. Purkor is or.e of the inoit thoroughly leliahle men in our county and we feci h u re that no Letter selection could he made. Courteous, honest ftiul careful in nil his dealings, he would make a gootl oflicor. Voters. "J i Si; PICK INTENDENT OF EDUCATION. Mr. Editor ? We wish to offer the name ofli. 1/ (Yipe|fl?d ms a candidate for re election to i lie otllee of Superintendent, of Ed in at ion for Kersfmw ^unty. lie has discharged t lie chitiew^fne offlce. faithful ly. and redeemed 4ft?pro;uisc to devote his whole, tiinc to the work. Uv phuin^Uij? .-?( hools on a cash lutsis, nearly one thous* and dollars per aiiu'.uu have heen saved, which, hy the credit system, went to -pay I tie discount on school checks. West Watiuve. Editor Whronii.lt! : ? Mr, h. Iv. Kirkh-v haviivr t ikon ;?i'c:it. iiitereKt in, and suc ceeded in l.rinjjin^ tiio lYee school of tiijrs comjnniiitv to a higher decree ofef liciency we, hin fellow ciiizcns, briiiir him hefiirc the people fm the rcspoiiKildo position of County Supei Inteiidont of Education. With four years' trninimr at \Vo(lor<l College and two ycais' expe rienee in pulilic hc'iooIh eminently fit and iptalify him for the position. Main* Friends. Mr. Editor: ? Will you plunm* nllow, ui space in your column to announce the name of Mr. .1. E. Watkin* *?<> a unit nhle cftiulidate for the oHlco of County SnperintMv'.ont of Education. Mr. Watkinw ha8 heen teaching hchool in Korf-haw and adjoining eouiitien for the past, ten years, and ,hia ?nceefis as a teacher wherever he has tryighl, t c.^clh cr with liU loitural ahiliuoH eminently ?pialify hlfii for the puiitlon ami if elcct ed lie will devote his whole time to the duties of the ofllco ami will constantly keep on hand a supply of school hooks as required hy law and m il tliem at cost for the benefit *?f the patrons ot the schools throilirhoiit the County. Many friends from the Fp-Conntry. FOR M 4G18TKA.TE, Mr. Editor We take pleiHiire in re couanentliOK One Mr Mnffiatrato of Went Waforoe t hnt we firmly boliovo will K'v,; entire nati.sfaetion to tin* public. He hn? fill olii: wfil Tie <1 (ohuve :i M<j/i?trate Many Voters | Mr. Editor: ? We tnkc jrront plewfrtro : in nn.'iounciii^ the name of a prut;, incut j >rent h'lnnn for Magistrate in Wc?t Wa tere?*, one wli?? in lite fiwe.oi pt<r*u<ouhm, ?i'Bj kblinhed his i and uiMjuoftliofl ahlo ability to di^char^o tho duties of paid office. Wo announce tho nnuio of H. W. Sutton We believe ho haft in th<w po.it, trnd will in tho conrtcieH liouely deal out justice to all. Salt Pond Voteritf Mr. Editor Plcwso nr.noungp the {?auie of JJr. H. T. Juh;?*on for r? eie?-t ?on to tho oftlee ?>f Mngi?ti i>f UufTalo township which he has Ii||e4 to the en tire aatUfsctioo pf fi'l for the past two ftStfi flurrf!***.!#. Mr. KdiUnr :~rieaae announce the name of Mr. J. M. Sowell for Trial Jus tice in Biidalo township. H* h*.? Wd Wt-ijrhed in tho balsncet an4 not fonnd r wftfttisf. Thst ho should bfif i*us]?cUk1 M wish of rnsny rotsr* nf RwffWo tqWtoftfcip. r ^ trtmWTi _ **" - ?? -? '*? 1*JR TREASURER. * Mr. Snrwinre ffcs : Hr. JB^otahJauMlettian to |?aliM of . Tressorss of K?r*hsw cgnty^rW^ly ss * 1 f If I mm %s n j a A ( S fa Y uiii' iasi ^.mooters Wardrolu- Does it not nerd replen ishing: \\ .1 i;>? i > w ready !<?> I ; ? ? I ( ? yon. Call and exam i in* 01; v si oek ot' Men's and Vomits' Sails, rnderwear, White and Xe<j;li;.>e Nhirls, 1 1 a ! I' I i ose, ( Ml Jars, v'ttds, liand kerehiel's, l ies ia l?n\vs, Chiles and Treks, I i ais, ftU\ We er.ii save \ on money B u s i n e ss F.. d u cat ion. 'O ^ '* ..fiV-r.Ml ?. lit- l...\ "I. I .no -Ml 111 ??! r "i * 1/ i J* l?y i|u> ! a ; ' . ni<-; ?? ? u::>iilv ?.*?(*! *j a*'J ' ! i< .1] it; - 1 i t u : i ? JiX. V\ v'.ii-] iii I'lirh ciMriiy <-i S. jiiij'jx.l <in<l I >.? i i y tli'ill in act ual !'?>>!( ion.; ara^u u ? ?? I tiiiciuia fl.i' l)m|?io\niriii !*i;u-an. A'lilri'HK. Tlir <? co !':;]>! Collw, 3Iaron, <ui. ? % A GOOD KKCOBV, HffiJMI'S IflTIB.li'S DO SOT- Willi CuiiMUit ymir I??r L < > ????:? r< ? 'i Ins ts my ji.'sf rt < <?> !. ] n.n <!imhi>! and will i uuiidiK- to <io tlx- liKS T W( ii;K. ! niu not 1 1 i i v 1; i : * any lull u s ! let my woik njumJc t\ if iisrlf. (5!.! '"'I* 1* kClv li! N-i!*\to j pJjM'.ujjruplii'r, t!:?< \\.>rl?i <>n ( * I ? i V Hint Hnb.v'n >>i. mv< 1 am :!.?? I'nst M'ho introiiuc. i! Ilio ifvwuino (.'A IJ liOXKTTK !< > Tt >i ? l\ \iltS. Th'.'y cojuo h httio hi^iior, bill art' Wi*]l whmIi Uju tliUinrncr. * ? -I RECKLING'S PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO, 1435 MAIN ST.,! (.'oluinbin, S. (-. o j \3* 4i ?J '44# ^Ail "-it4'**' Nflmif SjcfcttT \* j Vk T~ \C . \tfiW .* It The American Gentleman's Whiskey1: TIBIST* YSAH-S OLJD: VVarr'intcd ji PURK TONlCAL STIMULANT. lie com mended by Physicians and known as the CHOICEST WHISKEY For Club, Family and Medicinal Use. WM. LAN AH AN & SON, Haiti mores HI<1. TO UK HAD AT A I.I. DISI'BNHAltllW. LUMBER! LUMBER! I have juht purclujHCMl a complete new for f a wim: lumln*^uf all kirn! tunl am prepared to givo yoH' wj very I?ohI I iiini?<*r rtt remarkable low qiitf'P. AH nr. iJitk pioniptls' Lumber delivered when desired. ' V ou r orders Ki.licit?S<1, licKpecl fully, Apr. 15, '98 .1. A. WATTS. OR, !.H. ALEXANDER, Dentist. Graduate of the Philadelphia L)eut:il College, .Seetnion 187C-77. OPPICK liROAI) STliKftT, yr* C.VMOKlf, S. C, Tvffr*d.Vra South of The Chron iclo Officio, , I o be^in sprou ting. Conic to .l?o j WON? STORE ! and get a bottle of Drake's! Bed Bug Fizen. It is sold on its merits and docs the work well. Use it early and liavO >eaee the balance of the Su miner, jJon't wait 'tilt-tiu^H)c^in to work on you. Come XOWv REGISTRATION NOTICE. OKFICK OK "J ijlU'KUVISOKH OK Kk'Olbl JtATiuN, 1 Kkkhiiaw County. f Camokn, >S. (\, March 21, 18!)8. J The Supervisors of Itcgislintiot) for Kershaw County will lie in their o!)Sce at ?he Court House in Camden, S. (' , < >?i t lie fin.t Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays of cncli inonlli from ft o'clock fl. tn. until <i p. m , until HO dav? ln'foro the general election in 185)8 fur the tinrnoBO of rcimterini; voter?. J. ]\ HICTTARDS, Chairman, MANNlis UA.150N, Clerk, A LKXAKDKii BllOWN. Member* of the Registration Doard for Kern haw County. C. J. STEWART, snOEMAKKK, Broad Street," CnnnJen, S. C. I w i m 1 ? to auaoonee vliat I have locat ed io Cautdon and have opunod u ?|?oe r*l to j ? oil Main ??feet. near York, where I will he ploaaed tw Horve the public. Th<? following pric?M pjfOak for themselves;., Half nolo, l'ntchctfi 5c. Kaiaing heels, ho, ^ Slitehinu r,>undV-ui\, ?nllejtrtV"""* Very Knspictfuliv. V. .1. WTEYVAIIT. March '2 T?t 1 1 '98. ? XAMJFJLCTOatBa Qlfe ? : Doors. Sash, B'inds, Moulding. Building Material* - M Weiuliu iiulCwlr^ CH A RLEOTONA - - - ?? Purchase our makf*, which wo fl^ajfanlce ?nperknr -to Wiy "TT" Lumber Yard. / I Imv a lumbor yrtuA : i ? i to ilu1 rear of Mr W. R *1 olyft* I til's Slnio- I'ilV'ifB wifthllifV ] (? I it yo r j ('.in i it. l>v i-ul uii>^ on Mr. John f/?n, <VIk? will ? lol i v??r wuno unci luku Tor. tlcrn for any qnnnt.ily t'osiro.tl. ( I v?-.v poi'll'ullv. May 1:?. 'itt. A. W. Wrtttp. Kelly's IVo Suppo&ilory l-i uuuraxiiucsL u> uu.'n Viu>? an*] ( t ? j: : 1 1 ?> I it>n, nr niltllfV l't'flia<l0<l, ? i ! i o!m. per hi v. Sfivl for list of it ;?t t noni >!.?? mu! Fioo S.implo to MARTIN KUDW licfiisiciow IMiar 1 1 1 :? < ist, ! I'm. For bulo i<v ?ll ! * ?? m f ela#a ilru;fni*tH ovorv wi.tn. >r t in C ??)*)> S. C., I?y 1-Vtilk M. /.> m:j'. ('all for frit sain* pie. *? * ^ T ?*" I'r: 'lis iiii (o Charleston. ( >i T'.o-Kiluy. A?f^n?t "2ot.li I will riiM ni> ? xeurxion from ('anulon in ( Mfirh Train will lrnv (!nnt icn in M itVluck i \ M. from llio S. ( !. a on tiro (lnv fCridiif in Charleston. TIumv will l>o ^poo-ij.l ?c ?ouiino<!titionf< to ij tho 1ft. . I U'v, p I il'o 'are lor thu round trip w > 1 1 l >r* only Si. 00. Pliid will l?0 t ho I?chi oppoi Innity ol tl/'sa-ifcon l.ovin it t!n> city 'h tin* st'ti. A trip over to Sullivan's lihwul ami return for only l'li". Tit in iv 1 1 1 j-ive ail HpJMHtUllitV tii soo Komo Spanish vosfiolw ami some til our Koldior hoys now on tin. ty ti.oie. SopiM'uto c.onoliog will ho provided for tiio colored people. 1 lien' will Ik' plenty of i?o water froo fori in* )?'tM-?on?,*.orH. ArratuiontontR Imvr I *????!> tumio with thu otllocrfc of llio la?v lit ktit p juMi'oet. ortlor on tho train i I'a i ? i will stup itj. all slutiou.-i in ('aiis?lt'U to St.. Matthews., J. A. Watts. I ,' iiiiov. S. CHILL TOWICd A Positive, IVrnianontand KlVcclua! (/iiii? for Chills. Price o(V. V or salo by I>rn^p4 And Pharmacist, ('aim! on, S. 0. Miy I.UIt ' W. W. Huggins, jPJunibing, * Awning and Pump Work, Wind Mills Put Up, Tinning, Uooii?g and Hoof Painting, h^atisfaclion guaranteed. Oflice cori^r Broad and DeKalb Sta; Kespecifalfy, W. W. TIi'ggins. i May 3, '98. 8. J. KXCMSU. i. ?. KNOT #811. English Brothers, PitorRiitow, EUREKA BAR BER SHOP. We can now be found in the conveniently lqpated room oue door north of the post oilico where we will he glad to servo the public-. New whop, new ? ~ lurnitri're; ftew unci ? sharp ra? zor^ clean toweln and polite attention. Patronage solicited. KNG LISH BROTHERS. March. y\\h. 18D8. ? ; W. H. PALMER, * WAT CH LOO, IOWA. I ''Saved From tho H<jrror? of Nervous Pro*' trution" by Or. Norvlno. ^

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 12, 1898, Image 3