The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 22, 1904, Image 2
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O'.MDKN. H. 0-7 JAN. 22, 1904
f"" ')! 1 "-I 1 ? " " "?
Wo often wonder why it is that
men have not sense enough to know
wll#0 they have 14*1 enough ?
eqough property and money. Here
are men by the hundreds all over
the country at fifty or sixty years of
age, worth 'row $25,000 to $50,
000, owners of t lie heat farms in the
w<?rld working and slaving years in
And yearn out lo make more money
an/f buy more land when the very
beat they can make of the Job is
ten yeara or so of frets and worry,
then a funeral and the probating
of a will and a scattering of their
haid turning*. ? Kx.
Senator A. C. Latimer has re
turned to Washington very much
gratified at the reception which lift
been given his bill to secure f< fi
end aid for building good ronds.
He said yesterday Afternoon th*t a
greaV?many people had not under
stood his bill at llrst, but n<>w lint
they do they admit that il is not -in
violation of the constitution, nor
is it out of haimony withf'Demn
cratie principles. Calhoun, Jack
eon, Gallatitie, Clay and others of
t he o'd nchool of statesmen favored
Much appropriations for good rondo.
? State 21.
?, I n an editorial, concerning the
value ef the ebutity paper tlie At
lanta Constitution says: 44 1 f any
m ** r in <* *orgia is Inking tho Con
fltitntion and not taking the county
paper on t,li? plea that ho cannot
take both, we say frankly he should
cut out the Constitution and give
his support <#? ? h is home paper."
Gov. Hoy ward litis asked the
legislature for power and for monej
to punish It nulling find has signi
fied his willingness to perforin this
unpleasant duty to the brat of hie
ability.
Programme of the Union Meeting
Of tho Kershaw county association
to convonrt with tho Second lj*|iti?t
charch of Camden Jan 30 31, l'JOt.
HntW^Ay, 11 a. in Dovotionul ex
?rolses, enrollment of dolegatos and
- organization, ft
Introductory sermon by Rov. W.
S. Waters. Alternate J A. Baker.
ReCC9H.
Tho relation of tho pastor to his
- people and duties of tho sarno. Open
cd l?y Rev. J. J. Myers.
How to deepen 'the spiritual life of
onr churches Opened by W, 8. Wa
tors.
" What c^n b-j dom to Increase tho
interest in our union mentings, and
wi?y do ibo pnatora, seemingly lake
f-o little inteiest in them? Opened
- "by O W. (V.oo.
Programme for Sunday will bo nr
runted on Saturd <y.
\V F. liuaaoll, fur C?>in.
Fewer gallons; wears longer :
Devoe.
A Noteworthy Gift.
Special to The State.
Greenwood, Jan. 20. ? Announce
ment hus boon in ado by lie v. A- T
Jamison superintendent of tho Con
nie Mux Will orphanage, that Mr
J. K. Durst, president of the Hank
of Greenwood and the Greenwood
cotton mi Hp, and a member of the
board of trusteca of the orphanage,
had decided u i nnko a gift of
.? money to tho orphanage to oovei
the cost of building an up?10:datK
office building. This boiling vsi'l
contain safely (W-pro<?f vault- for
the preservation of valuable pipers
aud rewards (,f the orphanage, and
will also ho Tfsod by the trustees an
meeting place when they go t<<
"the orphnnagi*. It was also to he
used daily as headquarters of the
superintendent. Tho coat will ho
between $1,000 and $2*000. The
^?giftvfo deeply appreciated and is
one tty?t will fill n long felt need.
la?fac*, -thiv trnHtctfB 'decided' at
' their last meeting to have. such. a
building erected, arfd Instructed tin
.l.mipsr In tenant * t^ have H- done.
f^JKow Mr. Durst offer* to wake the
tfrallding n gift. *Il is another m
of the deep hold which thik
litiilllift ? b*? upon Greenwood's
Brthune.
1 Special to tli**
! Beth u ne, Jan. l'J ? Mr. L'flah A.j
iil.ick w< il, mi old Mini respected ex I
Confederate toldivr, who aurved i o ]
Co. A Key??ull* 8?nlb Cai;flin?i bat
talion, In the NVar betwern the
Statea, died yf-aUrday t)inn>lr#g at
? be rcaidence of big
Mr. Tom Dixon, , Mr. lilti kweil I
tss 72 y old and Ifavra n
circle of relatives and friend* to
mourn l? i death.
A tut stage vvri* revet#*'] bere
early y< ate (day morning ttimounc
irn/ the death of Hon. .J. N. Kb
iridic at Ilia home in Lancaster
county yeateiday. Mr. Ksttidu?
v??h the father of Mr. K. T. K?
! tridgu of Bcthune.
Litter to I'. M. Zt-mp.
Dent Sir: Mr Pieai
dent of u eoti on. mill at Union, S,
S ? tin don't want lo an* hi it name
in print ? b ?<1 two MfWaMtf 600 ual
t on s of paint'; ? l.ttO and ? L2/i,
Took lite $1 '25; and yol skinned
He'd lihv.- ^..t three-quarters skin
ned if he'd taken tite other.
The $130 ?'n a full-gallon ; the
#1,25 Mr afc 18 par rent, abort. The
full-measure paint waa adulterated
?10 per cent.: the abort-measure
paint wan adulterated 45 por cent.,
br aides benzine in the oil, don't
know how ranch.
Devoe lead-and zinc waan'n sold
i:i the town then.
It don't pay to njonkcy with
paint,
Devoe coata leas than anv of 'em ;
not hy the gallon, of comae; by the
houae and year, That's how to
reckon it. (Jo by the name.
Youra truly
K. \V. Devoe &. ( "o ,
New Yor k,
P S. Springs At Shannon aril
our paint. 118.
Piano Wanted.
Wanted to rent an upright l'lano
for the winter aeaaftu. Addr<'ea K
C, Linn, Box I<0f>, Camden, S. C.
Pf.'UH Wanted,
I want two or three hundred
buahebi of pens. I will be found at
Mr. K. 15. Williams' atore.
If. Trueedell.
Desirable Faim For Rent
/
A very deidrable.Xl- horse farm I
with all ti< ccHHury- mit.briildiugH and
other con vcuictfccs, aituated about!
2 mili'B eaat of Catiidcn ne ar the j
Bialiop v i He road and just, south of
and adjoining premises of Mr. W.
YV. Mic Ule. Will be rented on
very reasonable terma. Apply at
once to James I )e Louche.
Noticc to Farmers.
i nm ag^nt for tlie eel (-.bra tort
Royaler fertilizer nnd ti c c in an
Kan it. Handle nln'?, Nitrite of
Seda nnd Murnto of I'otush direct
from South America; till ? > F which
will bo sold very low for cash ? ? r on
approved security. S dieitlhg your.
hUHintes, I tiin
yours r??f fully,
1'. 'I'. Villepigue.
Notice.
Once upon h time the Eureka
was as well equipped hh any shop
in the State, but, it Buffered by the j
merciless flame*-, yet our indent
friends and customers gave their
support. Now ?f?er mnny days n4
struggle it Iihs been re-equ:ppod
with balii, hot and cold w uter foi
every purpose. VVe therefore uu>
hesitatingly invite ali to givo us n
call and we will do tho rent.
Very respectfully
Inane English.
A Notice to Penaioneru
I will be at tho Auditor's ofllee
in Camden on each Saturday dur
ing the in on th of January. All
persona who wish to m.-iko applica
tion for a Pension must do so at
that time, thos? already on Pension
roll need not mako application, but
must report to mo in person or by
! writing mo at Camden, so theii |
| names ran be placed on tho roll foi j
i 1004- Thoso who Iihvo moved toj
another county mupt 1$ transferred
, tt? the county to which they have!
moved. W. F. Russell,
Tension Com. Kershaw Co.
Lumber ? anted
In large or small quaintities j
Come and let us buy all you cut.
Camden Lumber Ms.fg. Co.
Oct. IC-tf. j
io. % IIACKlSIt & SON.!
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M ANUFACTURRRO OF
Doors, Sash, Blinds,
Moulding, Building Material,
Sash Weights and Cord.
CHARLESTON, - - - - S. C.I
Purchase our makes, which |
we guarantee superior to any
gold South, and thereby sav*
money.
j Window and Pane} Glass a
specialty f July 4 %
Wanted to Sell
A ft vr <? x u a milk cowa with
v<?ung A'i 1rt? J. K Mar
fclisjf, li'Hrk If :H-? H. f-.
N<>t iff \t hereby vivtn 1 1 a. t .<ot> ihotil(<
Irf.ia tliin dtt'^.on MoinJhy, Feljruaiy
I v. ill to the Jud^a of PfuhuU'
of K truf' ,'t v. f?<r Lt'tiwS
?ory as i?l tb?j K*U?U* <>f
WiHutin ?leci?at?e<J.
GIJJ.UM RAI.UY.
CauaJen. S. C , Jan. K?h 11*04.
Ail {tprKOiit hf.UliiiK clatfi.ii ugtiinft the
c- ? t m ? ?? of K. MHier H<>> kin, (l?-ccaHt'<i.
;ire ben by notified to iho i?iiui
to tlwt ami- riigfWHj duly ? 1 >, *n<i *12
pprtor.i ind? btc- 4 to ?ai't c*?tut<' */? r?*
(juc?t?ul |.> Qiotfe payment lo I1m? rcnder
NKVVTON BOY K I Nr.
Adminifct rftt<>r ?#f K?tttto oi K Miller
Hov kin,
J)P<*. 2&i!i 1 IK)'?. to
Administratrix Notice.
A 1) persona holding claims against the
estate of K. C. /?? inp atCRttd, are iiere
by notified to i>fr*ent snme to the tind<>r-'
signed, or to her Attorney, K. I). Blake- i
nty, Kershaw, rt. ('. , duly atUtted , and]
all persona Indebted to said estate, 6rej
requested to make payment to the under- j
fcigUl'd Or her S&id AttOrllHV,
MA BY ?. ZKMP,
A ludniatrstrix Kstate bf K. C. Ze nip, tie- 1
Ceased
December 16th. 1W)3.
Master's Sale. 0
South Carolina? Kershaw County.
Conn Common Picas.
William UoMev, )
vh. , Forocianure.
Ann M. Haley. ^ )
Cndcr and i ?>? virtue of the decree of
the court of Common I'leas in Kerahaw
County. dated September lrttb, 11)0.'}, I
will ?'-ll before the CJ 01 1 rt Ilonae in Cam
den. S. within the. legal hours of sale
011 the first Mi, 1, day in February, 1904, nil
1 hat certain tract or parcel of Una, lying
and being in the Com ty of Kerahaw,
State of South Carolina, on the waters of
??South Buffalo"' creek, adjoining land*
of.). M Howell, .1 . A Stroud and othcra,
and containing eight hundred (K00) ueret 1
more f.r !??"??. To' b" sold n? the property ,
<>f tin? "leb nd'Mil, A ' M Baley.
Tifrnia Cash. Purchaser to pay for
papers.
.Jar. H , PK>4 .
1,. A. WIT MCOWSK V.
Master Kerahaw,
Master's Saie. j
15 v virtue of a Decree of the Court of
Common I 'leas for Sumter County in t he
Stite of South Carolina, in tin# ease of
< ; race ,M iiiiiuatdt and Martha McMillan,'
against -'ohti \V''sb v Mauignult^ in Ida
own riL'I'.t 11 n ' I mm Administrator of dames
Mnniaaoll. decea.?ed. Adrinnua White, i
It ichiird f {r?hrr?on . Sr. . t*enjainin Uober-j
A' t m . 1 1 ie 1 1.1 1 1 1 U< di.-i *on. Jr., Andrew
I* 1 n, Snt!i>fl< 1 I Bohcraon. .lames
M anignu 1 c I.ineoln Manjgault, Caroline :
Favor, .lost jib Manigault. Bnchel Tay- j
lor. Ifarry Manigault, Price Manigault !
and Bishop Digga, I will soil to the <
highest bidder at public auction at the
Court House iu the City pf Camden, in
the County of Kerahaw, in the State of
South Carolina, on aalcdav iu Fcbuary* i
1904, being the first day of aaid month, 1
during the usual lioura of sale, the fol- J
lowing described real estate, to-wit.
That tract of hind aitnatnd in Kerahaw :
County, in Ha id State, known an the!
"lloiiievte.rl Tract" formerly owner! by |
Dr. Arrhle You ii g , deceased, containing
two hundred acres, more or leas, and
Bounded on the North by lands former- 1
[ly owned by .lesae Trucsdel. West by j
Lewis Wad. S?\, South hy lands former- ]
ly owned hy William Dabney, Fast by ,
the Public Bochart Road; the road, the
line on the east of aaid tract of land.
Tojrijn# of Halo: ? One-half of the pur-]
chaac money to bo paiil ill Oash. balance;
on a credit of twelve months. The time j
)K>rtion ? o be secured by the Bond of the j
purchaser and mortgage of the premises,
with interest from the day of sale, with the j
option to the putchascr to pay all in cash, !
Purchaser to pay for papers.
H. FRANK WILSON. I
^Mt^ler for Sumter County.
Public Sale
Of ? aluable Lands!
FOK SALE ? A valuable and vorv pro- |
dnctive plantation comprising two tracts, j
situated in the Wmtinw District of Lain I
critter Co., Smith Carolina, ati<! known J
us tho Wuxliaw Plantation or Wither- 1
spoon IMftiC and tha Curetou Land* ,
respective! v, tho former bpinu 1 *-'*>?? 1*21
ncrt s mow or loss, and tho latter 1375 1
acres more or lei- a in aroa and both trncts
adjoin. Tlii* land is about miles from
Lancaster Court House, on tho Charlotte |
road and also not vorv far distant from i
Waxhaw i 'ii tho Seaboard Air Line. I
Tho soii is rid clay and very fertile ;
lids j. Iantniii.il is aI?o well adapted for;
*tcek-ra;*ln;?. The Waxhaw Plantation i
is tho historic hirth-pUco of General j
Andrew I Kck>:nn
Tl.e undoriepnod owners will soil at J
!\:b. 1c .viioiloit ??ii Miiminy, til*1 lirst day j
of K ohruary, 1004 in front- of the Court ^
11whi> door at one o'clock p. no , at Lnn ?
i*u>ter t'. IL, S. C., all the Above <1c- j
Is e i ihod I wo tra<!-? ot hind, a nioro par- J
ticnlir <h ?? i ?(>ti<'ii ,,f which can hi)
fioind in tl e l.uncutdor Led^??r and Lin 1
o?Htc*r ll- viow of Lancaster C. IL. S. C. j
The Waxh iw I'! int-it; >n firstly nh;?v? i
dcpcriheil has been set) divided ja *i> j
tract*, and if not icdd as a vhoh*. wil. j
I'tM.fti n'd into tracts according to a I'l?', r? i
copy of which e in be ?ecn at tlie ollloo r>
Tho t'amdcti Chronicle, linpn vonient i
consist of tenant houses scattered c>vo? '
the houl ;
I KK MS OK S.U.K-.r- JfcMoiirtl
Ortfli. hnhii.co in kjiuiI ycflVIy insta' 1
iitfitN ,??" one, trrt, thti f?, fonr and Tlvt
yours, i.|- ml] cash it the option of tin 1
purchaser t tho credit pay in on fa In ho*
iiit? r?<?t nni to he secured t.o the. satis ,
faction of the owners. A cash dvpovi
of *.*/;(> r.p ln> n lililrol of the p'.ir
chuser. !
Wicaenfvld Compsnt,
.< 6 i- HtHty KnUditlg. i
miTlflWtt Mnrilnid. :
W'liatn Carnr*, of Dwttfht. J.*i.caM?T I
Co,, Boqih ijaroljnji, Auctiotrtr,
GENUINE PERUVIAN GUJ
| ' ANO.
A Complete Natural Manure
t . . r
The Guano deposit# are silnaled in the rocky island* iuidj
*n gullies along the coast <f Peru. Thc*e pace# have been
foramen the abode of innumerable sea birds, such as pelicans.!
tx-mjjuiiiM, etc. Here when* th?*ir living .and breeding places,
.ta well au their cemeterie J, hi? that the ^nano wan formed not
<mly of their excretions. luit u'm> of their I ?o?l 1 ?.* ai;d the re
mains of the fish upon v. inch the birds fed.
We are the Sole Agen:* in th?. United States tor the sale of
Guano Peruvian (stiano, free from all adulteration or chemical
| treatment, and we believe ii t > be the best all round fertilizer
I known
; Kepoita have been |x rsiftently spread by sellers ol various
j brands of Manufactured 1mm tilizera thai the Peruvian ^uano
j Oe posits have long been exhausted; but we are glad to say
j ? hut there is no foundation for such reports, as is evinced M ;
i lie fact that we havo in ? ported during the last year overj
10,000 tons of this in ate lit! and expect to import during the]
coming year at least double that quantity.
Peruvian Guano is a complete, well-balanced, Natural Mt
j mire, containing the principal elements of plant-food in the
?ncst suitable condition, and is completely blended and incor
porated that it can never he equaled by any ordinary com
pounded Chemical Manure.
All Genuine Peruuian Guano is packed in even weight 200
pound lied Burlap Hags with our name and analysis printed
thereon.
The 0000 ton cargo which wo have just received per steam
ship "Strathmore" analyses: ?
4 00 per ccnt AMNION A
X H2 " ' ? ACT (J A \t POTASH
20.00 ? " _ PHOSPHORIC ACIl)
j Our Price for this matcii;|l in $30 00 per ton of 2.000 lbs.
packed in red burlap bags delivered f. o. b. cars at New
York or Charleston. L mm than ton lots at the rate of $32 fit)
per ton. We will ship one bag of this Guano as a trial to any
town cast of the Mississippi Kiver at $3.50 delivered. Special
price on car load lots and over.
11. G. Cariison, of Condon, is our agent for the sale of Oil
|uno in Kershaw county
Edmund Mortimer & Co.,
i; . 7
Sole Agent for the United States.
Referring to above I beg to say 1 am taking orders for. Jan
uary, February and Mrrch delivery. The supply is limited,
those wlfo expect to buy are requested to let me have tin ir
orders now.
18. < j* , Oara'i^on,
GROCERIES, ETC.
My stock of Fanny and Hivivy Groceries, Plantation Sup
j)Ut's, and General Merchandise is all fhat could be desired.
| and when in need of anything in this line will be glad to serve
i ) on.
j Very Respectfully,
MB. ??. >N.
Trespass Notice.
All persons (ei?poeially Hrd huiiUus)
are Ir.rLtdden to trespas* upon any lamia
owned or controlled by its.
D. ft. F LETCH Kit,
I) (4 FLKTCUKK.
Kershaw, S, (J , Jan 7, '04.
Trespass Notice.
We tliu utwlorjiiguCd furowArn -ull pot*
<uiih not to let their Block run at lnrtfr*
or otherwise trespass upon oni lands on
the north *i loot little Ljnches C'r(vk hc
hu'cn the Look hart and Porter Kr.tds
J. E WILLI ANS,
J U. THORNK,
\V. E. ELLIOTT,
J. A. WEST.
Kershaw, S. Jan. 22. '04 >
i
Kaiice Of City Eepiraiioa.
Notice is hereby given that the. hook?
?>f the Supervisor of Registration lor the
city of ^'nindnn will be open at vthe
County Auditor** office for the registra
tion of all iptalitiod voters, from January
8th. 1004, to and including March -27tl?.
I '.?() I.
W. R MeCVoight h?s been Appointed
Supervisor uf Registration
E. O. McCrejuht,
May nr.
J, J Good ah' ,
Clerk A Treat.
Camden, C., Jan. 22, '04.
Trespass Notice.
Ni.-tic" i* lH'r?*l>y givon that in o?i? is |
I allowed to shoot, hunt or tre.-ici^s on
IaihIsI) Hm] ahuut Knight's Hill 1. 1) < 1 1
|S:u??1i-rM Cri i'k, K?' rslniw county, hol??n?. j
, in?r to ?.r o<icH|>te?l l>y T. <?. Httrton, ;
Hampton S'1 Hor., T (J Surton, Jr , Kiny '
IVrkins. Kdward Perkins, Isaac I'oikins, '
P. Sprinuman. Hebonca Fletcher, Wil
'iain Williams, J Oil Ifonph. Patu Single i
ton. Kent iViiipfi^y, Daniel Williams,!
Tlioma* McCl' Uan, Paris Wait-, '/mdi s- 1
ria* Cant-v, Louisa Oantey, I.. I*? II.
Brevard, Itmos English, Bp-vanl. I
'< ?i?ph I V ovarii , M illy Rr^vatd nod W. i
McCicllrtn. By order
S F. KELLY.
Agent.
Camden, s. O., Jan. 2 'J, '04.
"miiipiir j
Wv \\ i> Ii to' nnnotnu o 1 1 1 ?? t '
on s?n?ts r.fu'r this cluto thrlmsi-j
ness formerly run by Mr. F.
F. MmI bit* will be conduct d in
the lirm name of M?ihis&i
liOAvits, Mr. K. J. Lewis hv.v
ipg Ik ujrlit a half interest in
said lm-in??ss The same f?ir
dealing ??nd Courteous trmt*
men 1 which has ch a rac. levied
tills husipesd In the past will
be coniimttd in the future and
a cordial in vital ion i* extended
to all tu c?H and fco us.
KcgprrtfuHy,
Mauiis & Lewis.
lax Notice
Office of Treasurer Kershaw Coun
ty Cnnulen. S. C., Sept., 15th , 1903. (
In accordance with the act to raise
supplies for fiscal year commencing
January 1st. 1903, notice is hereby given
that/the Treasurer's office of Kershaw
couiitv will he optn'for the collection of
taxA^ from the 16th day of October. 1903,
unfil * the filnt 4?y of IVeember, 190H
The rate per centum for Kershaw coun
ty is as follows : Mills
Stato Taxes 5
School Taxes 3
County Tax oa 4
I Kail Road Taxes v "***-- . v 2)?
Total ? 14^
The following Special levies baye been
made also: Mill?
Special School tax District No. 1, 3
Special fjcnool tax. District No. 1,
for interest on School Bonds
(?ra?le?* School Building. Mills
District hTn. 1 %
Special School tax District No. 1, 3
> > ? ? oil/
The road tux of one dollar can he paid
the county Treasurer from Cct. 15th,
1903. to March 1st, 190-J.
All male persona living within cor.
porate limits of cities or towns, students
attending any college or school of the
state. Minlatwr* In charge of regular con
gregations, teachers employed in public
schools, school trustcos during their term
or office, person* permanently disabled
and those actunlly engaged in ihe quarun
line service of the state are exempt from
the payment of road tax. All other
male persons between the ages of 18 and
50 years are required to pav said road
lax or work not loss than eight days dur
ing thu year.
The poll tax is $1. ,
All information as to taxes will be fur
nished upon application
No iUt of name* for tax receipts will
he received unless the amount of tax
money is deposited with the said list.
This rule wfU l e strictly enforced.
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lyAll Work G?aran>eeM ! !!
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Tho a hove n mm? (i (. otnjurv I av'n ? jmichised the jijati
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iug mill oi Mr. C (\ V .lughun are now in position to furnish
Siding, Shouting, Hoxing Boards, Turned Colum^tf, Newels,
H ilustei h, Top or Bolton: Kai! Mouldings, Plinth or Corner
Blocks, and an; tiling for tin? oiilsidt* friin ol j loupes. Aftor
February la!, t lit \ will be in :i j osi ? iou to funmh any-sfUc
of inside trim as well us Flooring or Ceiling, and will manu
facture ^Caskets and Coflins. Thoy have engaged the services
of Mr. (>. P. RosH^uoi who is so well and favorably kuovvw
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to the contractors, to manage their s? ll.i i rs.
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K? (eri ing to the Mbove 1 be^ my friends and those needing
any of the above to see mo before trading elsewhere. The
same conservative and courteous tr- atm nt as heretofore will
be extended. Hespeet fully, . ?
C. SP. S/iossu/nol, Wferlk
(Camden, 8. (>\, .January uth, 1 001.
Southern Railway
THIS GREAT RAILWAY RUNS THROUGH A
GREAT COUNTRY
CONVENIENTLY UNITING ALL THE BEST SECTIONS
Or THE SOUTH.
W.A.TURK. Si H. HARDWICK.
Fassengor Traffic Martaccr. General Fasssnser Agent.
/ V/A^(iNGTOM. D. C.
t/. H. TAYLOE, As^ Cen'l J'ass. A ;ent, Atlanta. Ca.
Wt RUN THE
BEST VESTI
BULE TRAINS
AND HAVE THE
BEST DINING
CAR SERVICE
SEABOARD :fj!
i Air Line Hallway.
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; North-South- East- W est. -
Ij Two Dally Pullman Vestibnled Limited"
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Trains Between South and New York. *.
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Ftrst Class BMb? Car Service.
The Best Kates and Kouto to all Eastern;;;::
Cities Via RICHMOND and WASH
INGTON, or Via NORFOLK and^
steamers. To Atlanta, Nashville, Memphis'"
Louisville, St. Louis, Chicago, New Or
leans, and all Points South and Southwest- 1
? To Savannah^ anil Jacksonville and all
points in Florida and Cuba.
Potitively the shortest line between ? .*
[ ZSTO^TKC SOUTH,'
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[JSf^For detailed information, rates, sched
ules; Pullman Reservations, &<\, apply to
any agent of the Seaboard Air Line Railway
or to Jos. W. Stewart, Travelling Passenger
Agei^t, Columbia, S. 0.
Chas. F. 8towiirt A. O. P. Afft.,
Savannah, Ga.
AshcrdJt's
Condition Powders
Makes poor horses and mules fat withot
does thiaby ^rst thoroughly cloansingi
all impurities, allowing perfect asstmjf
thereby creating solid muscle andfgt.T
-r Hof'aea and muics Improve in appl
after tlio fir&t few doses, the hair sh<
coat is always sleek and glossy.
Ashcraft's Condition Powders are
without "filler," and good fo^. horse
It is a most powerful tonic and am
bloating, ft
ic system of
Ltion of food,
spirits
and tfee, new
^ doifcv
mutes only.
Wkftur*
\ toi .unite of * practical veterinarian of over a -
tupcrioneo. It is easily the foremost remedy
I AMrioaa markei to-dky Price 25 oaata
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