The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 17, 1899, Image 3
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Walnut and k'oj. I vv .Loga Wanted.
/cash paid f?r Walnut ami 14,,P*
lAr log*. 8. Logan Lang.
Saw M 11 Mni Wanted
Waited a nnv mill in on to saw
up oak fme*t. and deliver lumber to
Kailnud. Purest furnished and
highest }?t iiro paid for the lumlx r.
S. 1 .0,2 no Lang.
Telegraph Oll'ico to bo moved.
The Postal telegraph ??r
fh?e is t<? he moved iroiu law run ge
to the South wos1 ^ront) corner^ of
Baum Bros., furniture store. 'I lie
ofllee will open on Ilutledgo street.
Wood'Wanted. >
We will esteem it u spocial kind
ness if some of our good subaer i**- i
era will bring u? at Iheijr eailiest
convenience just >* ^ much wood j
(pi lie or oak) a? they possibly c.)?n
The thermometer nt 12 degrees he
low zero lias caused art, wnprecc- ]
dented niali upon our \vu<j|i pile.
r p Death of Mrs. Raynolda.
K , A
Aire. Mary Reynolds, one of tha
oldest and most highly respected
ladies of Camden, died on lust Fri
day. The life of Mrs. Reynold* I
was an exemplary clnistlan one,
and wns a living manifestation ol j
the religion ahe professed. 4'Rlea?- j
<-d are tin* pure in heart for they
eliu.ll seu God."
Organ of Episcopal Church to bo Ito- j
vlvod and Published nt Spartanburg- j
"J'he church paper ie?'eul?ly dis
continued because its editrr, Iii?h-'
op^fapeip, found iU puhlioaiik>tt|
too great an interference with Cl5fc|
Episcopal duties, is soon I'o he
vived. The Greenville Ootivnp L
tion of the Kpistsopnl Church, withj^
the ltiahop's approval, will 1nt
March issue tile paper, guarantee-,
iuy iia publication. The new ed
I tor is i he Rev. W. S. Holmes, lin
ing associate editor and Capt. Kd
mund Hacon, agent of the Suu
acriptiou Department. It i8 felt by
the Bishop and many others that
this paper is too essential to the
life of the Diocesan agencies to be
permitted to die. The interest of
the members of this church, whose
organ the Diocese is, is most, eiirt
neatly invited, "
FaOtovy Hands Caught in a Bad Fix
One morning last week w'.iihj the
river waa up 15 or 20 of I he hands
who li^Jn town upon reaching the
depot ere^-v.found the railroad
track completely covered, cutting
ull" all crcuning. J n like manner
the- night- hands were on the oppo
site eirioof the -ere? k and <\uld not
cross over into town. Hearing of
the situation At r. .John ?L Wotk
man quickl v j?ot several teams,
went down to the creek, g??t tin*
hands and carried iheui around b\
the old factory pond to tjie nc
factory and brought the night
hands hack. ITad it not been for
this prompt action on the part of
Mr. Workman it is probable that
the factory would not have run
that day.
Alarmed About Smallpox.
A communication from Bishop
ville to ouo of the daily_ papers
says :
The subject which is exercising
the people of this town and com
munity at tliis time more than any
thing else is ilio alarming spread of
h in ul I pox throughout Sumter coun
ty. Although there are no . cust-n
within 10 miles of this platjc. yet
it seems to be reaching out in_ ev
ery direction, and there is up pos
sible wayi { controlling it unless
every plnr^atinn could be quaran
lined, and that is an impossibility.
It is reported that thrco prominent
white citizens living > between
Mayesv511e aud St. Cliarles have
been stricken with this dread dl
ttease, and it is said by those who
have seen cases of it lately to be
anything but a mild form of small
pox."
Railroad Coach JJurned.
A passenger from Columbia to
Camden on last Wednesday gave a
very thrilling account of the burning
of a first-class coach on the S. C. A
Ga. road near Hopkins that morn
ing, He said that he waa the only
passenger on that coach and very
suddenly fire br(pko out at the s'ove
which was near the door in the nppef
end of the car. Uo pulled the bell
cord which it seems wtu not connect
ed with the cord in the second-class
car and of course failed to give the
alarm. The (Ire had . gained such
headway lie could not pass through
i lis npper door to the other car so he
ran to the back door and leaning ont
en the platfortn tried to get the at
tention of some of the crew tut in
this be failed also. 1 be train was
mooing at a rale of ahoat *4 srier
an hoar, and the cotcB at this tim#
was an tilled with s*oke be -could
not re eeur It Hs sold lie had ai
most ITM^ed the point wben be bad
a ehaeisbtlwss* being htmredll
lorjonp and be billed that
It 1nait lb<t tisit lr>Tn
ie ??lien or aide track
ht get off
|HWKV>J
As*
.. it
New Adverti?em?nt.
Wo won hi vail the attention of
aur to t lie new h*% vt?? I *????
meat today of Mr 1* T. Villepi^n .
l\P'|d it, hO llilS 80||lQthillg to sa\
I tlmt will interest you.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
/m
?aU?
Ik on
Preaching- at HlghjHill.
Mr. Kditor *rloH8?? nllow me
: in your eolmiftis to stinounci
[Hint there will ho m three da\*
' Miftling nt 1 1 i ?_? h II ill about 15
' in l If 8 OftSt of < 'ttl)l(ioi) (>f I he (Ml II tell
<ii ritrmt better known hh lli?* Tru*?
l.ivht Church, commencing Fiidav
?m fore the -till Sunday in 1 1 1 i -
in ? mi tli (Fob.) . Mi-oU.otf to lie con
ducted 1). O.. Jenkins, of N C, ami
mi lice brethren from h dittt'ince.
I tic public generally is invited.
Respectfully,
14. A. Ueynulds.
Weather Forecasts
Headers of St. Joseph's I' our Sea]
sons Almanacs will tind (ho astroir
oniioal calcnlat our and weather
forecasts of Prof. Githrii:ht vory i" !
trusting. It is wonderful that i;
man can make Uk-hm forecasts so fai!
in advance. Prof, (Jathright olaiinfj
more verifications fo" his forecast ij
i Inn in ordinarily found If yoi<
1 ave not been ho ft>r|nnatc .im to soj|
euro ft copy of St .Joseph's Four
"'oihiiiik Almuimc, it will bo mai'ej
to you froo l?.' 1/ (I rstlo & ( N>.|
(,'liai I anooiya. Ten". Write fo-daj1
before their moply i* exhausted. j
\ dispatch from Manetta, <>. daL i
"d I'eb. Jttt'ipays: "With the ther
tnouieb r at L'O deurcca bslow zohi
?(v o'clock lust night one woiniui
in 1 two men were. t>apti/.ed by Uev. I
Wlnubm of the Christian church at |
Joal Run on the Muskingum liver.
\ liolo was out. in tho ice on the riv- |
'F and the candidates for baptism |
'inoraed." I
The Biolo.
j The following clipping upon the
IM.lo was recently found among
oilier treasures of ouo now depart
ed, and handed i?h for pub'ication.
? Kd. Chronic.'e. |
Who composed the following de
sciiption of the ftiblc was never
known. It was found in Westmin
ster Abbey, nameless and dateless.
A nation would bo truly happy
if it were governed by no olhur
laws than those of 1 1*0 blessed
book.
It is so complete a system that
nothing can be added to it.
1 1, conuiuH everything needful to
l:o known orj^me.
It gives iiiTtrjiction to a senate,
authority and direction to stoa^is
Irate.
It contains a wi tni-sp, requires
an impartial verdict of a jury, and
furnishes the judge with lm sen
it uce.
It seta the husband as h jord of
the household and the wife as a
unstress of the table; tells him
how to mle, and her to manage.
It prescribes and limits the sway
o." the sovereign the ruler, and Au
thority of the master, com i?iu nils
the subject to honor, and the si-r
yauts to ohf;3?, and promises the
blessing and protection of the Al
mighty to all that Hoijf by its
I'llioQ
true Goil, IIUU iliui, uia m+y
ttin<aiD<l Nia aeidfall ^tlier goda,
yn<\ describes lite va^ty of them
who truat in sucb, to abort, it it n
book of U w, to . kfaow right and
?rong:a Imok of wisdom that con
demns ?ll frtljy.Md miltM the fo<tfT
i*li fir ; a builMif imlfv; 1 hit dP
UcU ill lies torf confronts .all tr
??r* aH?g|
XSewiyTme everlasting del lb..
Itcontntat thtrnfttL Ancisat sa
.tiqoitlea, tUM|iimfe wflukifcil
Mroia dends,*?4 Pt
?apmralt?M llftri^. _ - ?
U dti ertbtt t>? wlHtial, terra**
^al aid InfSffcal w*U^?cd tfct
Jt promises food and raiment;
and limits the u so of both.
It points cut a faithfui upd eter
nal guardian to the departing li u b
hand and fattier; tel In liiin with
whom to leave ftis fatheileas cliil
*lrei?i and whom his widow id to
Huh/, and promisee a father to the
former and a husband to, the latter.
it teachos a man to set his houne
in order and know his will; it ap
points a dowry for his wife; and
entail* the right of the first horn
and also shows how the young
blanches shall he left.
It dt-.fjnds the right of all, and
reveals vengeance to every default
er, overreaeher and trespasser.
Jt is the Hint hook, and the old
est book in thn world.
It contains the choicest matter,
gives the best instruction, affords
the greatest pleasure and satisfac
tion that was ever enjoyed.
it contains the heat laws and
most profound mysteries that were
ever penned; it brines the best
comforts to the enquiring diccon.
solute.
It exhibits life aud immortality
from evei lasting, and sho^s the on
ly way of glory.
It ia a brief recital of all that is
to cojpe. . a ?
It settles all matters in debate,
resolves rll doubt, and oases the
mind, and consciencc of all acrtt
plea.
It reveals the only li\ing and
Bllti uliw I Jin
li nil ii.
1 hiyf\veek lut* corta:nly I'vOii a re
con! rr*.-f\kt r lutli in r?-v ?* r?1 to ihe
' >.||(>?V and ^'OUI Willi ill"* sliov J;!
: Itches lb ep rt'id I ?.*? ihcMuoiimter I
ht>lo?v pero is pisKih'y #?? ? hi ??
! ilui.i! that his never l>?eu a reality;
li> f?< l?? lor* , ii s i i he i oonnU do not J
hllOW >t 'I lit) J'CpOI'i S show that tlltSj
i xltihic rn|i| wiis neitond through-;
01 t { lie t'nited States and tlio dnui .
a^e l'i the early fnrt crop is very W1*!
V? re, ill H' ino plllCe* 14^' only the j
I n i ( ?roi>* *vt<r?K llu. I Not !
?\ it !?> t indin? th?? extremity of the;
cold t It'if 1 1 m h fWe-n hut very little |
llorinu here, thoy^li there, has been *
"some totalities among s'ock, ami it!
)<? it-ported tli'it two I 1 1 1 ?.* colore. I i
jhov.H fit ae to ili-ai it it> West Waierce
, lolouio^ from the Atlanta Con ?
vi 'lotion pretty well sums up the ait .
"As a usual tiling when Atlanta
h".s a Ci'hi k|m*'1 ot m cat her there are
'ubvays pUutv of ol.l iuhubiltnl*
? i. u ly ? i || ti multitude of mildly
\ urns^diotit low eoht it wjik in jmeh
,'nnl Knelt a year I hey eui ulway.*
yd hack almost to I b> tlloO w lit n tin '
I in"niory of man runneih, not ami
' ? ' I about how much colder it uhd,
in those days. They seem to have j
s.,me k i ? ? ? 1 nt ft ii understood organi- j
/.? ion for the pmposo i?X thinning!
? ?IT on the weuthor man ami making: !
i is rccoida look small. Jt i* the
:.aiiie i h\ng in hot wcathei'. ami tho\
?iIwjivh m(> the weather ? an one hot
?i r. r.ut the old-timers had their
mental wnier pipes frozen up yester?
J*iv, mvl h?r onco the weather ninn
? >il!i)\vci1 in j^n on mid mako his
i < r. ifi I?j on lio m bed, iiii'l w ith the
;? i I of .V ftcl* Krost ami t lu* ol 1 woman
???(?ii pielo-d Iter i?c, lie vmir montrr
!<i" t f;?' si! im i in. I' is murn than]
; r liiahh* that the reeortls liimlo VCS
!< ? i ? 1 1 1 v will hla- "1 1* ? r Home time, ami
that even th?- old timers will not
have the nerve to tell any yarns
al'onl colder weather. One thing is 4
stive, ami that, is that they will not
M SI any of their yarns at least until :
\ ? hi n ? a thaws out. Jt would not he. -j
r.afo lor any of them I ?> tell their ^
o.ild weather yarn5! to the half-frozen
citizens just at j resent."
Grip's Ravages Doomed
So much nvRory and so mnnv
deaths havo hoen canned by the Grip
lint every ono Hlmu'd know what a
wotulcW'nl remedy lor this malady is
Mound in I >r. King's New Discovery
| * hat. distressing st iihtTyi^^: cough,
I ; Int ir.ll'imes your throii , r?u>s yon
of s'eep, weakens yonr system and
I paves the way for Consumption is
quickly stopped by this matchless
euro If you havo chills ami fever,
pn n in the bade tif the bead, sore
n?-ss in boned and uiuseles, mre
throat and that eou^h that ??r ps
your throat lila? a vice, you need Dr.
K'ug'fl New Discovery lo euro ytmr
("?rip, an<1 prevent l'lieunionia or
' ousump- ion. Price 5<> ets and Si.1
Money back it- not cured. A trial
bottle* free at Francis L. Zemp's
Ihufj1 Store.
$n{furr.
I\5 i.s>; .Mai lie IleSaii^sun' will res unc her
class hi I'livsical Cuhure. Klocution. tnifl
Uaii -iitjf, <ai Saturday, February the 11th.
TEACHERS' EXAMINATION.
Notice iy hereby given that an exami
nation of teachers to teach in the public
.?chools'of Kershaw County will he held
at llip House on fylturday { the 1 8 tb |
!n.*-i. ? one d?.v on) v. Tlio.se interested
\\ ill govern >them#elv??s aceordinal v.
J j. L. COl'KT, AND.
Feb. 2 , lfMW. C- S. of i:. K. C.
Cgntr5ictor_& Builder.
CAMDEN, - : - - r - S. C.
IWfct Work, lowest pries. Satisfac
tion guaranteed. Correspondence solic
it < <1 ami estimates furnished on all kinds
oryork
Feb. 7, UJt'J.
LUMBER FOR SALE.
With a new outfit for Siiwini; lumber
? pine, onk. cedar or any other kind ? I
am bt iter prepared thap ever for filling
orders for lumber on <Jtort notice. The
patronage of the public is solicited.
I will open a lumber yard? in Camden
in a short while, but in t*?fc mfljrrt time
order* can be sent to me at Gantey Hill
? ir left Ht The Chronicle or Messenger of
fice where they will be promptly for- J
warded to me, J, ft. CREED.
Fid). 1., '?iu.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
OKFICK OF t "I
SufBKVISORH OK RkOISTUATION, 1
Kkhshaw County.
Camdkw.'S. C., Makch 21, 1898. !
The Super viaors of Regis! tation for
Kershaw County will be in their office
at the Court House in '"amden, 8. C ,
on the first Monday of each mouth from
9 o'clock a. m. until 8 d. m , until 30
duvs l>eforo the general election in 1900 1
for the nurpofie of registering rotors,
J. P. RICHARDS, Chairman,
MAN HE* RABON. Clctt,
ALEXANDER BROWN,
M?ral>crs of tlx Registration Board for
Karsbaw CoontT.
TAX NOTICE.
- ^ Gitv TiutiMuitw'fl Orrrf K }
\jr. fomrien, 8 Fob, < j ,
Notice is hereby given that a Iwj of
10 mills baa been in *40. _m>oa all. -Ctt/ j
property both real ana personal and 1
(that the books tor th# collection of
dar, March (tb, !*?, tegrtaaliy, April_
It f 10*, a he i ?|ikl? iaw UK* E???hr
Will poaitittslv bfi ittai M to all dt'lt* ?
fVats anrt crtargea *ilt be add
M?<^?^6Jool^p. ?i:> Saturday, April
You trying to koop will and heali It y? thou l> " tnotv cuiflni
about j
I
<c5.
YOUR
Foot. Krop their, warm ? : i > ? > * 1 r \ ; it a pivwntiv e from ;
?olds. But you want
That LOOK well, FIT will Mini that nv
O O A &5
To tiive PKIU'T'XT S A TISFA( RON in every way.
%
(lotting thorn (nan u>\ \<>u sjrt tin* po fi ction of lit and wear
it lowest priors. Try us.
Motherhood'
YTT IIIS event in the life (if n wo
J J ^ man is looked forward to with
1, a furling akin to horror ? not
because the lit ii o ono iH not
welcome, but because the mother
dreadu tho direful conne<iuelieeB
to horKolf. Those long bourn of
agonizing labor Ktand out before
her like a hideouti nightmare. An
improper delivery, followed by
ohild-bod fever, may end theHctme
in a lew Bhort days, leaving the
* little one motherless. Hut there
is another side to the picture. If
women who are expecting to be
come mothei'H will commence the
use of t he great female tonic,.
regularly an directed a low wupk'fl before eonHnermint, and continue
its uso until the organs are rent orcd to (heir nor id. i I condition, the
houra of labor will he Hhortcnetf, the pain lesHened, and recovery
complete. If there iu auv eoativeucHa. move thw bowelH gently with
mild doBi!u of St. Joseph's Liver Regulator.
SUM) AT DKMJ STOUKS. L. OKKSM.K & CO., Propm., CH ATTAXOUO A, TK.VV
FOR SALE BY DR. F. LESLIE ZEMP
am i f<,^eft'llit???4LI juadts.
J!1*}"* J'our onll;r?, WUU/iaft.
*bvhg ? continuance of/
*nd wjlLbfl
T^lfyott.
Ikiuwlo^
ay UmIkM
wc a
Still h:is some of its
Itare I 5ar^aiiis
left which it Would be glad to p!a*c with its customers, and
we (Uy without hesitation that to miss TH IS OPPORTUNI TY
would be decidedly ag.iinst llieir interest if they wish to spend
their money where it will tyring
THE GREATEST RETURNS.
All Winter Dress Goods
1 AT COST,
And some closing out lots at less than cost. We must * m ike
room for our Spring Stock if we have to Sacrifice Goods, so
don't (eel l}i?t you will not <^et them cheap enough, for we are
as anxious to sell as you are to buy.
Blankets and Comforts
going rapidly. Overcoats, Mackintoshes, &c., &e., will not
wait too long for you to make up your mind, so come AT
Once and make your selection while we can show yuu a better
assortment.
Shoes, Clothing, Hats, Caps, &oM MUST GO, and let it suf
fice to say that you will not complain at the price,
HOUSEKEEPERS,
do you want the greatest Bargain in Sheeting you have evor
seen? If so, call and sec our & 9, 10, 11 and 12 quarter
WAMSUTTA MILLS; and you will be surprised to know how
cheap you can bu/ it. ; ^
Table Damask, ^apWiins^Doilys, Towels, Crash, Art Linen,
etc, a specialty, and at prices that will please even the closest
buy ers.
CARPETS GOING RKG ARDLESS OF COST.
Take your choice and make us an offer. ..
7 ZJ^^^TXISTGhS-- [
The largest Stock, Best A\ortment, Prettiest Patterns and
LOWEST PRICKS of anv pace in the city. ) .
RUGS! RUGS! RUGSf
H*H$yTprice from 20jp to $10,00.
FA RMEBS rcasaUf t iivt we have a full stock of
TRESPASS NOTICE' " ?
\ Ji?'| * 'IN (Vv^ Ill'Vt I'V f 111 I. i ? * l tt It' !
11 1 ? .1 my luililx i?ii Iho IMi* ??'.??? j
? s huir m<<? K -.foni 'inn oi ;
.it ?.iik ti.iMMvi w I- 'itsoi'Vr f. I'l.l'soli^ |
!:>ft Ill' .111-' Until'! will hi fU n|r ?
ami. .? ?????>: <o >fx\\ .
\. A. M. HOW I1' 1,1 ,
J;.; . i - 1 , W<*?fvilU\ h t .
i MVi'f ,i| V \> (* H I > Ail'litor i
1\ i* t y
i 'jin.tK'ii. S. v . . 1 >? ?? ^ \
\..t lu'ivm ?;? v?ri? t lull r*c Audi*
IH'S nil' fil1 )i<?t? it c S|;?u> l.li.! < >11111)
,i\ fill'll* Will lit * |'? n fl >11) Jnuii.t! \ (?!,
sli't to I'l III M1I V Mill. ISllU, (Sui> l?* " <'\ [
j
I f i . ? ?(:,!( of | In* .i p| ii it ii I 111 riils ut lljrlt *
inr i'k Auditor ?u ills .u wsll v i > i t i
( ii* usual pi i< i < iu l!i*- comity f?u I'li'i'iv. I
ii.; ? .Munu uri v|S|'U l*?*lo\v : j
I ,iirk no Tm ? ? tljiuu ? i y "? I
I'lljli V I'l'itl. S liOM II '.ISC, W I : I rj *
l.i \ . .! .in. '??. ;
i iVtimw.VW! f NN . S. S:ni'. K*.-) TliUi -day, j
in. 'J'i
Unl.'y'f Mi;? liiy . ?' < m >?.
liiill.ii'H !\u klry's Si??ivj Sa l u > <1 ;t \ .1 i.
IVj
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I . . I ?? ? i ? \ llili, Tuesday, it. in :ii
1 ' ii 1 1 1 ? id's ill, llini.xl.iy, l-'i-i'.
ij.ilii.ii - \ IvoiiiK, Fi iiluy. IVIi.
I.Ml'OUTANT.
It i-i iinpn; I. nil that taxpayers in niak
!>,; liu'ir n'tnrns, In* direful In state the'
k Ih>"1 ilistno; ? whether new <>i old ? in i
v it it Ii they resident I In* time t>f making
i turns. At'" io sUte if il i- tiki- sttiih' !
t imI.i M<l a- win m Inrrt rr.ttim ?..*? madi ,
who sum id> .makk i;rrrnxs.
Tlic law requites dial ail i-eoons own-!
ii? property m in any wim> hiving oh.n^i'j
?f ; lu ll pii'pi-i : ^ either lib H.uei't, hu?o,nid
t.nnli.ui, 1 1 iimIiV, KXivut or, ailniiiiisiijitor, j
v\. 1 1 I urn ! Ii ? -auie innln ??ath t<> t!:e<
\ :i< I it ? -I . who ii ijiii'sI s all p.i>oiis In 1 n- i
>i.niipi iu iii:i 1. i 'iji I lirir r?'l ! rn-i and 1 \ ?
! u- .'id piM i i i.s prnaltv.wliit'li will I c add- j
,1 to I 111' propel I V Vila ll!l I il'll "full p'Tilll-j
\ !io fail to iiiiikv It'l urns w it i? in | In' (inn- j
I' I'M' 1*1 1 11*1 1 I >V I t\V.
now and wii vr to kkitkn. i
A>-i "< 'Us "ii'l hixpayi'i's will cnii'r tho ]
Irst ^riviMi tuiitii' of tin* t.ixpaV',f in lull, ]
,!so inaltc i? S' | i i"n t ri tuni ti?r i'a?-'t run i
v l? r i Mi* town hip Hip pr.i|.i il\ jr. in -uul j
vlifii* tin' t 'ixpnyor own? r Cill ?' y iiiMnl
hi' pi?.>t olllci' as t licit pl??<y nf ivsii|i'?u'i'.
i. ut 'I." St- win) oiitv own | lusnlial pio|ii rlv ;
u ;;ivi I In- pr.'i ty's ii.ii?i<? who n a n s tticj
??nil 'In-. livi'Mi, >i n? 5 iir^iK-li and i-vi-rv 1
?as.* t.i miii'T tie No ?>! .'si'liiiol I 'j;.! r.< I
*??? prupri I v 18 in.
Ail prison. il mihI fill l'rnprr'y iiwii.'il on |
In' I?' 'Ii\ of ?liimitu-y, tiiU; L In. i? ? j
?tr'H'il for tMXitioj. ; an. I nil '.'Inin^i - r<r I
vaii'-fr.t^ ? ?1" ( j.iI t'rttal uoti-il,
luoi'ih r So .i v oiil - niak
iiir tvlin us should aSaio iiuruln'1 nf ;n i c?;
?f l.i t m I iuui"il ut time nf makihu I s! '(? j
ii'ii- !?' "'?!ti<>iiis ninrki'il 'lii-il I'l-oju-r
i'.'J AliV M't'l i's(aii' iiruni'i ii or titiii" ;
rr. <1 -iiii?'*- lu?5 ii Nirns s'iohIiI lie mlMvl
*i i">ltiin".- fot ilnit purpoM' ^ivjiijf ii ii i ui ,
t 1 1 1 ii jv or pat tiiis from I ? ' ? ? i ? t.l i?i
o win in ol<l .
Al! Ill iMli'ilrliais shoil!'! I'l' ret i'l";.. 'I
Uciil 1 *r< .?-??? ? > iifpij-n' -?". v la'it ; c t *i v : i -
I i x.
t Ml- nviMil At" ?>; ?jic l,( I'lhl-iHij-f
;il! lii'i ?.??!>. Jitivillt; .! LTI-' tin Olll; <i i v. . :i
? v Isv I ? M.nl i ft) itollDU ui More .??
i ; ? i i n1 I I . ? f.'iK'" it !<?( uni of ? lie :>!iitu' 'i r ;.c
" .i' . ? .? r.iint! < t lii!>ku>/v f ;??*! '* *?' !??>?
"t > ??: it
micron. r,w,
T!u- iii-w ? oust ii itt ion which v.nii
tf.'l ..j.1 It '.I ; ? tl Vl ihuJU*! <*f !>? <???'?) i.if I
I N-P-'i, | uov for a | 'Oil tn\ of Olio l>oilar
lipoo .< 1 1 fit i/.fljs of I lii-? ^tilte I'?M rtt'rfl I III'
; 8 >>l Tui'uty-One and Sixty j
? I't lifi (Jonfi ot n?i?? isoldjurn '.'i'"
Kiftv y.-m*. IsDarlii'H making i ??l c rus
fov year I ,M{)8 will hear i:i mind
fids Constitutional provi&ion an?i ^">v?ro
ilioi.i.s. 1 v?'s accordingly.
? -"All returns nnipt be made on or hubiix*
the 20th (lav of February iuaU 1 ivinnot
ink? ruttirtjs aftw dntr na the cHliei*
work of this olljco must ^o on All re
t nritit mailt* after t lie 'JOtli el' February are
?itbjeel to l he 50 per rent, penalty
All returns sent by inuil must bo made
'?nt on proper blanks and sworn to before
?nine proper ollleer <|Urtlified to, administer
.vaid out h. Ol'ifrt'utr tLfft will not It acctj't
/?? nt /i.'? njfiot a* rduru ?,
The County Hoard of Fkpuili/.utiot: will
meet ill ? he Anditor'poffiee on t lie 4t!i Tues*
day, (28 tli d?y) of Morcb 1800, foy t lit*
p. ii pose o f equalizing |?.i o{;eity, lien ring
complaints, prgt{!yt>, ?*t?.
'\V. P. KL'SSELL,
Auditor Kershaw Co
NOTICE.
Tl^ school chart* and niaiw piirohan
t ?! hv tho <lilh'ront dUti int* nr?? row m
flic. u> Ki|?u? iiiou's olHi't*, hiiiI !h*y-..
wit) nl-??i f> ooimo it once hi ul t.tkv) Iht'iu"
uuU -* 4*?l | >];? ?u> tiivm in the schools*. - ?
L. L. ? OrK.I, AND,
Su|it of Kit., K. 0*
? . SjEt"
.1 f* T
WJllbK ui riuai i/nwroiwj.
N >! tt o in hereby tiivon (hut thirty
in - <iiu r tl;iU" ? I willapuiv to tho .1 iidifo
i l*i <?'?:? to for Kershaw County fur I t.
?oiM diwmiisorv ,?? K\wcwtur of ti-w <?<??
i lit ? >?i ?- i?in>o Bivthvr. M^ron^ed,
.7 ft.BLV I'll Kit,
?h?n. W'th., I Kxguutof.
ALIEN MEDLIW
Contractor & Builder,
I'AMlll'^, - - - B.C.
I tiM. .|' Svt,n iiislusl ;?i< I lowest r,<it?jh
ui.i > .KiiiHct ion ^iuii'anto<*<i. Onh r?
- olioltcd.
C;i I. II. ALEXANDER,.
Uontist.
(iinlunto of iho I'hiludulpiii &
Dent .i College, S???sion l87(>-77,
UKK1CK I Hi OA I) STKKh'i\
S. O,
Two dooiH Sout h of The Chron
icle UMUc. ? ? ?
HOT AlW COLD
a i a rr b i *?*.
MASSAGE TREATMENT.
J. E, IIADLEY,
Registered Nurse.
' losvo moved t-Ttin DeK'ilb to
I '!??? >>'??????! in lot* homo formerly
I I ? i. -r| hv Ml . I'llO.S. W, l.AHK.
W. W. Huggins,
' PI limiting,
A.wn'mg and Pump Work*
Wind Mills Put, Up.
Tinning,
?(>
Rooting nucj -
llnof Painting,
i ^auHi'md ion guaranteed. I can
'lie ton ml on lower Bro-ul St:,
in iho ???* tUlinf^ formerly r?ccu-~
pied by Mr. S. M. llnrst^us ft ,
; restaurant.
NeaproiiVilTy
/ \V. W. IltJOfJINS.
iiii. s, iitiviium
- MANUFACTURERS
Doors, Sash, Blinds,
Moulding, Building Material,
Sdsh Weights and Cord,
j CHARLESTON. - - - - S. Cw
Purchase our makes, which ^
we guarantee superior to atay
Isold South, and thereby? JHWfr
! money.
Window and Fo^cy Glass ^
I specialty. J June 29.?:
8S
id C'laaa
IVM.
Mi*?J Mixed
TTfcl. h.M,
71.
1 Art; & C. R.
TlUiinliiint wM'utt*, Swkm ts
tlOM M Rw?*. S. <1. with
South Carolina & Georgia R. R. Co.
TIMK TAHL10 NO, 10. ^
m.? S unriiiy* January 1st, 180ft.
KhbI ? First Class I>wily.
Tii effect 12 01
WcBt ? First Class Daily.
Leaves, a. ni., 7*1^
" a. tn., C.20
" n. m., 9-.20
" a. u?. 10.15
Went.
81 75
2.1 CIuhm ??1 Claaa
A M. A. M.
8 20
8 ftO
0 Oft
10 10
10 no
10 40
11 50
1 2 >1 5
1 r,o
.1 10
3 50
i ?o
ft 10
?> 30
ft 15
fi 20
Charleston,
Augusta,
Columbia.
Kingaville,
N'oiili Carolina Division
<7 Stations.
l#t C1(*k? (Sundays texeeptovl.)
8.00 arrives p. ro.
10 45 arrives p. n?.
5.30 arrives p. to.
4.28 arrny^ p. m.
1st
M.
11 40
12 00
12 12
12 40
13 55
1 00
1 20
1 35
1 50
2 15
2 35
2 48
3 <m
3 1?
3 .'id
Arrive
7 4<>
H (JO
. 8"1C
9 Of
0 35
9 4b
10 10
10 3.\
11 00
11 43
12 10
12 35
P. M.
West
to
Leavfi
Cn mdon
Defv all)
? Weslv'lle
Kershaw
Heath Spring*
Pleasant Kill
Lancaster
Hiverttido
Ca'awln Jnuo'n
Nock IJill
Tiraali
Vorkvillo
iS boron
Hickory Grove
Smyrna
Blacksburg
Kir Is
Paltwrson Springs
Shelby
I'Uttimore
Mcoresbq rough
Henrietta
Forest City
Hutborfordtm* ?06
Thermal City 8 41
<Hen*rocxt 8 24
Marion J 10
A Jfifc?-*Sr
U**w? - ^
SiatioMi
tttxHay ftixwpit_<3.
.Lmve
>.)
10
1 5
25
45
52
02
10
ft 34
5 69
G 14
mO
P. M.
78
P. M.
3 00
2 40
2 28
2 15
1 45
1 40
I 20
I 05 -
12,50
12 25
12 05
II 62
II 37
11 22
11 10
10 45
10 SO
1025
10 15
9 55
9 48
74
2d Glas?
P. M.
4 30
4 00
3 40
3 15
2 10
2 00
1 20
12 15
II 20 r
9 50
8 15
7 50
7 15
6 50
6 80
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