The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 26, 1904, Image 3
/REE
TO ALL.
NAPKJXS
PURCHASES OP
j rOR SALE BY
Salmond Brothers,
Staple And fancy Grocers.
8AMIAUV I'LlhVHtlM,.
Plumbing i? a ftcience. I make a
special study of all ita branches and
Joule after you? interest. Take care that
your Muster Plumber i.v iin tifllc i?* I>1 Ku
ginaer r.n?l understands )> is business
thoroughly, thnt is whore the secret of n
goo-J job liep. 3?o me personally about
your work, become my client and you
abaP b? the ownor <>i u brat-class *ani
ta?y wy^em. You would be surprised
to sc~i the oid work that 1 am tearing
out ovrry (lay, because" it was done poor
ly bv inexperienced men. Sep me, See
inc, Sua n.e. ,
RoRpectlullr.
JUlIN F. JENKINS.
' iff sl Jfe^g.
?erv ?oe? In Th? Profcbyteiian Cburch.
Rev. W. II. Mills will preach in
the Camden PrewUy tei ian church
next Sujpd;iy morning, the 28th i list
ttl II o't lock.
At The Oallei y Again.
After an absence of nearly four,
months Mro. \V. S. Alexander is
again at bar photograph gallery
where she will he pleased to have
her friends cull on her.
Dancing School.
Mrs. Charlie Zemp and M rs. Ker
ehaw Lang have opened a dancing
' ool in the up-siairs of the Bunk
hling over the store of Mcs?rt?.
A: Shannon. The school
vs aud Thurs
Two Magistrate*.
-rsHfuested to? cull
of voters In Dulfal^
te fact that there ate
Lrates to be voted for
for the upper and oue
part rf the township,
bear this in mind and
First Baby
jounty's first bale of
>s brought! to Camden
the 23rd. It belong
le H. Bowen, of Wt,st
was sold to Measts.
Shannon. The bale
)(>Undfl aud the price
10.85.
?- ?
Resigns a a Provident.
>r: ? Inasmuch as there
Considerable dissnt.iafac
io the management
rs with the Pine Tree
Olub I bey to state that
resign as president ofsa d
rther do decline to act an
In the approaching pri
5n tfttft do suggest Mr
Hon, who is a qualified
toronghly competent to
lion, to act as manager
Respectfully,
,J. W. Hyatt.
lake Iu Cabbage.
|*t froif) Natthville, Teno ,
tleat thing lu uuuau wide
klarra in ;>Hiiu of Tennc
cabbage snak>?, und so no
tQotmi tho four in certain
the vegetable eanhot he
ly nndie being fed to hr?g?
~?? wife of John Tlioma?,
rn? (trepat ing a cabbage
?he dinunvcted a sunke
, She had triuiined >t
ic thieknoA* of u m:w?V
ind wlif>n, on wpu
found 1 1 10 e nnk.', A
in found nt?? of t he Htirtk* h
head recently. In Iht*
of tho snnke wan
[tiett havn been found in
ouuiy varying m lung'h
tin eighteen inches. One
"*i>un'l in Nn*hville chaog
>&<>ot?ed to the
tolng^M
crmnty tiro dtmlh*
*eted to co^bauo anake
?e family had irft n child
of the cook, ?rho had
to ehl Bt I oh 6 CAbVu."
r??ult of which ibe vh'hi
i twwwrt rtf i,tvit.g j>.n
u mop,- .lhrt -nrotnin lit
Mr.*uk ?oma ??<
ft#, ber rtf*Th-foh
vJ ocia /Wo/s.
I lie extreme heat of tho pa*t w *-?-W
has melted a ure?t deal of the Mieial
#utUusiaHt/i of ti.o older c'ubn and
the antei tainmeius p. re mostly
and enjoyed I > y tin' atviii-i * stten
Hfct whoso ardor cannot be Kuhdm-d
MKpi-cinlly a* they are extending
mr?ny ennrteaies to t Iir college h<i>?
and p'irlH in town with tliC'ir v. biting
friend* ( )ur summer swal'owp who
itiwuyM (lit to cooler iDiiimlaifk <;I%iu b
J^ive not vet hrttfUrt U> return.
Mis* Madge Potter ??l Chnrleeion.
and Minn McOlcnnan a'ao from (ho
tU&ahore ar? viaitilitf tlx* Mi?aoH Boy
kin on Fair wtreet and as they haw
ntany college friends here they arc
having qui to a. merry time. Mi as
Jean Htoney gav# in their honor *
delightful entertainment on Monday
evening when with musio and beaux
unci belles in thy beautiful moon
'itfht t hoy caught the passing brer/.
hh on tlio lawn where aent? had been
prepared and tho elect i io lights mm
gled floltly with the moonbeam'
Delightful ices and other delicious
refreshments were served and fur
the nonce no one felt the heat that
had crushed steadier heads aud
heavier hearts.
Misses Lottie and Betsy iioy I in
als > gave their visiting friend* n
most delightful mid summer festival
on Wedneoday evening when their
largo lawn added to the beauty of
the scene and the enjoyment- of i 1m
guests. Ices and ot'-er refreshments
?ere served, and the young people i
?>!! happy and merry. <\a Lor.gfc! j
low says :
"How beautiful ih Youth, I ) < > *.\ bright it
KBeamp,
Wit!', itij i* ItiHiOtiH. aapirntjons, dreama
Book of Beginnings. Story without oh-I,
teach iiiHid it heroine and each mail a j
friend."
Misa Bessie Jordan Im* returned
to her home on upper Main street ni
ter a lovely vjyjt to the mountain
resorts of North Carolina. j
Killing In Sumter County.
| A message over The long distance
telephone yesterday brought the in
formation here thai Magistrate K.
C./Kolk was killed near Providence
yesterday b\ [Supervisor W. ll.Sonle.
A diHieulty between the two parties
took place on the public highway i
in front of Folk's house. ?S..ale, it is j
said, claims thai he acted in self (li
fe nee.
To The Voters of Ituffalo Townekip.
.As there are t'.vo Magistrates to
be fleeted in HufTalo township, one
in upper Buffalo and nnu at Bethune,
and ?h every qualified voter bastbe
ri^Wt to, and it is bis duly*, to vole!
for two Magistrates as much us it
is to vote for two Legislators for
ibe county, I.jsrouJd say by way of
explanation tfl&t Went and Mahaffey
are the candidate* for upper Bufful-i
and Copeland and Newman for lie
tbunc, and votes to be inteligent
sliould be for one of each of the
Hinive named couplets, and if any one
abould oouibjno tb? two opposing
candidates at OOQ. place which I hard
Ijr tblnk will be done, I ebiofc the
mauagers should discard thai volt)
entirely. I write t,liiti with a view
to equal right and justice to all
parties emphasizing the fact that
every voter in/ Buffalo township
should vote foi/two magistrates a?
above proscribed. Voter.
Reports oorno froqj all sections of
the county that the crops are better
than tlioy have been for years. Ev
orywhere t lie people aro hopeful and
jo good spirits.
* riagab.
The Campaign Moating in Camden
Dear Chroniolot ? I have been I
wanting to writo you for ?omo timo
to let you know we are B?ill above
ground tfith a fair portiou of health,
plenty to eat and good crops, espe
oiftlly corn. Cotton is subject to bo
'many things that will rednou tho
yeild that it is hard to Rny Just what
the orop will bo. Ono thing i? f,nre,
the crop is not going io be u? lar^e
as it promised some time ago. Too
much ralu at onoo whioh forced ?
larger wood, hut the tiuit is tiot^bn it,
f doubt >f the crop makos two thirds
<>f a full crop. If the frt?morn don't
got a fair price they will lose much,
as this has boen n ve:y expensive
year.
The protracted meeting at I'isgah
closed U?t Friday evening. The at
tendance waahirge nil the time, espe
cially at night. The pnstor H?v W.
S Walter* whs assisted by Rey, T. Ci
Phillips part of the timo. Uev's Josse
Smith nnd ,1. W. llamncy hIso assist'
ed. Several j->ino<l and tho cbnrch
feels it had a good mooiing. Many
from a dis'anco attended,. among
thoni I notioed tho bright* sRil'lng
fao? of Mots I Initio Thompson, of
Ml. Olivet. The behavior was good
dn iog the entire inortinn. only
by those in the ehnrch but by those
in the yard alio could not gnt scat*.
Mr Wsltors, the pn?to?", has tho en?
I ti*c confider.cn of our churoh and
community, and has done a good
work her* Ho i? very much liked
by all
The CAfhp'i^n mooting last JSatur
day In Camden was a pleasant one,
birring tba Tieat. The speeches wete
ttrgnod t.jsto and tnosi-of ihrtn <???
A bgh "piano Tho?e of II??ns. Joel
lT>ngh?and W. P RuhsoU lunched a
tender chord it} tho breasts of the
old soldiers aa Ihny related inciileiftl
| of ill1* Civil wsr Tt?e??o. ?>M mm
will M?on pass away, but lh?;ir heroic
! deeds will never be forgotten, Hke
; tb*. 8t*rry fross thai weofc down
tb? Hcroih,
'tsr io lw? Cpr
Hm l cherish
? 4 r# *
t *pt \V. M. Shannon I. a* returned
from Glenn spring?,
Mrs N. I'.. MoflWt of Congurett
sp-nt ltt?f Sunday m Cumdan.
Mr?j. v\ . 1 1 / .|,,p mi,} children
leave to day tor u trip to I'uwlov w U1
land.
Mr. C. .J. Shannon, J r , returned
yesterday from the ^t. L-juih Kxpo
si lion.
Mr. K. lv Mftt.hix, ?> f dreenvd'e,
spent several d uy * in (iarnden Huh
week.
Mis?Ptj Annie and Mabel Aah<\ ? if
Yorkvllle are yUitng rel<lti?eH in
Camden.
ltov \V. VV. Mills has retu.rr.od
from tilcnn Springs where he lm?
been upending u week or two.
Our highly esteemed friend Mr )
A. Slieorn hus re urned from Iloj
Spring*, N. ('., greatly improved.
Mr* II. V Fillingham who h*f
been visiting heje returned to h#*r
home in Columbus. On , lust Moiiil.iv.
Mi.'SeH lh-ssie Markov and (?hidv?.
Twitty, of ilentli Springs, uro tin*
guests of Mr. and Mrs. .1 no. T. M ark
T
We are glad to loam that l)r A'
exander in getting along a* nioely '?*
could ho expected under the circnm
stances.
Mrs. IMowden. of Manning, former
ly Mi*s L zzi(> Heaves of this conn >
will ho tlio guoat of Mr. K. A. Me
Dowell's family tbl* *se?k,
Mr. VV. I. Viiliepigue, of YV&Khing
ton, i? spending u few day# in ram
den Mr. Viilipiguc's many friend*
Ii/u(j n rn olbn^y a s* | .? /I Jn aou
Mushth \V. It Hough and It 0
Bruce, arc spending this week ?t
Asboville, X. O , attending a meeting
of the Equitable Lifo luHurance
Company.
Mr?, 1?\ O. Spann and childron who
have boon visiting relatives in Cam
den left Ust Tuesday to spend a f?:w
days in Kershaw and Yorkeilh; b? fore
returning to their home inMissisaippi
llev. Mr. Fcrria Ims reaUy accpt
cd the call to the llitesbur* church
though nothing dilln.te wan known
by the church horn of it until yester
flay when a letter \va* reco ye.d from
M r. Ferris.
* Fino Peaches.
Mr. 0*. W. MoBeley ban our thank
for 8 basket of very Huh peaehen
Mr, Meseley in one of the best far
mers in the county and always haa
the best of everything,
Money Given Away.
Call at Th? Gill Edge Store and
get a ticket f:?r a guess at the clock.
Five dollars given away every S -
u I'd ay starting Aug !j7th aorl a nioe
buggy on Christinas Eve.
A Large Cabbage
Mr. G. F. VV atls, of West W uteres,
has our thanks for the largest and
bent head of oabbuge we h*v?5 seen
thi?-year. It weighed thirteen and
a half pounds and was perfectly
solid and sound, q condi Ijqji not al
ways existing with larg<J?h)bHge.
;
~ RBAIj ESTATE TRAN6|?ft3,
E. B. Clark to Win Elliott Jr;, and:
Washington Clark 520 acros in No.
13 S3.325. \
Mrs. 8. M. Clfttk to S. >T. Ham
mond 57 acres in No. 10 $500.
Alice P. Wardlaw to.S. N Ham
mond 150 acres in No 10 $175:
J. A. MoCftflkill to J. D. Norrie Q
noros in No 92 $150,
3. 8 Trantham, Sheriff, to Laara
Rhodes 3 acres in No 1 $105.
Basket Piebie.
Mr. Editor: ? Please announce
that we are going to give Mr. J. A.
McLeod and wife a basket picnic a'
Gum Kpring's grunge hall on Satur
day the 3rd v?f September. Mr. Mc
Leod went from here to Cypress,
Fla , 13 years ago and has come to
seeJhis old home, friends ajid bieth
ien onoe more. Ho i? stopping the
most of his time with hid lirothc
Mr. A. C- McLeod,
Kver> body in invited to come and
bring well fillpd baskets.
He sure, Mr. Editor, to come v cur
self. J. \V. I)
Row To Adyortieo.
Lob Angoles Herald.
You niUBl bit the keynote in the
very first sentence if you can. Plunge
right into the very heart * f the bus
iness you are advertising, pack in
your points sg thick as tlraw3 in a
hay stat k, then remember that poth*
ing of consent* uc.ft was ever ao
uotnplisheil w.thr.ui adveriMng.
Persistant advertising is the touch
stone of success in all great and
difficult undfrUkings. The man
who slops his advi rtiaiug stop* the
viuiialng p^rt of his bitaiues*, and
: has littjo I. ft to mnke it pv fHuhle,
'and nothing lift ?<? make \\ suceofrs
l ful.
Died.
August 23, 1904, Havon Hi nc*1,
infant son o f Mr. and Mra. Tnlfii
too Hrucc, aged about four uvWitn*.
Tender Shepherd, thou has atided
Now thy little laiub'a brief weeping;
. Oli. how peaceful, pule und mild
In it* uarrow bed 'tU sleeping !
And no sigh of angnish aore
J lleavM that lUtle Ihhwb now.
In thW world of cmki .and pain
Lord thou would fW longer leava it ;
To Ui? tontijr. bsKveoly plain ^
Thn? dnth mow with joy reorive It,
Clothed in roboa of spot'eas wldta.
Now it dwolts with I lire ia light
Oh. L?ld .Tc*??. graut that wo
Where it llv? ? may soon be 'iving.
An ! tbo lively p. iKto reft ace
f hat it* heavenly I??w4 fri*t*ir.
Then ?b? (mn of death ?? prove,
? Though tixm fake whut moat wf l&ve*
? ? ?
Im>W H?' ? Ticket?
Commencing 'uig. 17 the So.
Railway will * e ' Hummer ?c?hoii
ticket* at the Hewing very low
i i *u*fc from ( !*tu< u :
A hh?\ ille ^ ft. 00 j
(xieun Spring ft M>
Spur Lit (i (tu i n ft Ml
A?h.?illc 7 2.r>
Flat Kock (i id
Saluda ii io 1
nlil Point Cmn'<?rt 7 Mi
Vitgini* lionet. 7 50
" ? ' " "
Co 1 1 oh pond i n ^ I > w i m t< ? lit m H
t^Jfv m and Stvil'
V'aridin?4 )>ttni?4*'ti und
Virginia. Kor fu<ih?i mfoi matjon
cull mi uny Knt?t li? * ii railrond agent.
For hII th? N?w? of t it* Oitm|m>Kn Rc>td
Thu J urnHl.
The AiIhmIu Jul. runt will not on
ly Hlrivi' to he lijjtr, hut il will he
hriuht Mint lai?c, national in ii*
Bi-WM anil view*. I'.vi rvne who in
inter ?'bird lu thin ?ilHi Prct-idenliftl
dint oh I will ne? d ii ?v r\ ilny.
The ? u i n m I *m f^/kjjjija fi?r yt- i
ling lilt1 ItcWh t4wh !?? it In 11* Wb" Hff
better than any n'hcr paper pub
1 1 H i I r* ( 1 ill the Sou* Ii.
I'lie ratea are v? ry low, heit. g on
ly #7 00 per year I r the Daily ami
Sunday hy mall, *:> .V> f"r ?lx month.
Daily oul? tO 00 pi,r year, *2 M) ni\
month*, or dtlivetod h\ oui ruirici*
in the different town? and (itie? ul
12c p? r week.
ftl'FOIAI. (MM I' A ION OKKKIl.
The Daiiy and Sunday Journal
for the next blx ir?onllt8, 00.
Aguntu are wanted to ti?ke &uh
Mirri it* ion>< nnd h v? ry liberal con
miasion will he al'owwi < > i: aU r>? v
buhbcrlln-rs. Address A i linlu .J nut
nal, Circulation Department, I >ur
tin I Bldjj, A ? la nt n, r*u.
Term?, sohicription Muni**, Ram
pie C'?pi?'H, printed m tter, t ir , vvil
he aent by ret in n muii .
If you want all the Newt* ul. the
time rent! The Journal.
"JJoison,
CONTRACTOR & BUILDER,
CAM J?^N t H, (!,
I'latiP find ?pooith,?Ulnnu furntahod.
nlorr frontt, a Hpet'lality.
Work suin'rlii tended
Jan. W {f.
New ' nili And Loan Series,
N d U'f* i* hereby j/,lv?n Mutt tit tin
Inst monthly m?*<M n*r of Tlio Enter
pri^t* Building & l,onn Association
of Cnmilen, it wa.? ilKcidus! th-vt up.
Janunry lHt, 1 90."> n :hiw nt-fiea ?
No 7 ? would 1|0 fetitrtftd.
A 1). K?*nnody, l'roBt.
W. II. Ilough, Sec. & TrtiuH.
lee delivered in any part, of
the city twice daily. My pri
ces are as low as the lowest .
P&tfxmagg sw>Ueited ajid satis
faction j^utirantecd. Give me
your orders.
John Wlntaker, Jr.
Camden Lumber Mfg. Co.,
Cliuiidcn, - S. C.
% All kinds of Moulding, In
side Casing, Columns. Balus
ters, Newel#, Plooilng, Ceil
ing and Siding. Brackets
sawed to order. Get our pri
ces. We use nothing hut Long
Lenf Yellow Pino.
b. w. CLARK,
M a li age r*
July '29. 1904,
^Wanted"
| % M
To EniM Your House For Yob.
l)o you own a lot and want
a house built on it? If ho I
want to see you and talk with
yon. I will build your hous??
and vou can pay for it in s nail
monthly payments.. Easiest
plan ever o Ho red to get. your
house built..
$ee me at once.
M. C. H1NSON.
Aug. 12, 1904.
DELICIOUS
NUTRITIOUS
CORRECTIVE
ROBERT A. CAMPBELL; M. tV, *riiav
Afur mtny other food* had failed S??brMw>
?vtd our b?br. I have u?cd it tnwir nms
viyi VM^fn I lift cm it mi IdImu food. sic#
ia Typhoid *?d other fevers. I can WW
?Mud it with fall eoaftd? KO thai k trill girt
Mivaml utitfacttoa, yee ggj
bihm r)(M mWV foad aa nc mbarl
TfyTf* *"j y " 1 lwf w ^ mirrL?l
SOtSfH, $1^5. *140 Sim.
rCfc.
* , Lm AwHn, Cil. * j
?COOMJtftNMGT ANOKMI W? M
".lane 1 lo kit s" lnuiidt <1
on :i Youth nutl Keys' Miii i- :i
guauuitee o! 'snpriinr woiK
inuiiship an<l m tlct in'.
Or I):?.vi<l Mark's Soisr <555 :t
nmnV suit will RUiely give en
1 ire HiitiHiartinii,
(Joilio 1111 <1 see wl'.at they
l'>oU like; \<>u will be [ilo.i etl
Tlio Shoe, Hat & Cloth
ing Man.
M\ Carolina Military Academy.
One vacancy in the Ntale lleni-Mciarv
SchoUridlip* irt 10 l><> awarded on com
petitive examination for Ki-rnliaw
Ceunty. Blank forms of application
?hould b* applied for at once to Ceil. U.
S. (Jadaden, Chuirmau Hoard of Yiflitorn,
or the County Supt. of Education.
These applications, FULLY MAOK
OUT, musi bo in the 1 lands of the
Chairman on the 1st day of Auguat, in
ortler to receive attention.
C. S. GADSDEN,
Jftlmirmau Ud. Tmatcu*.
j,
Citation. y
South Carolina ? Kcrib iw County.
By J. IJ. Phelpe, Prolpde Judge.
Whereas, Joel Hough, C. C. (J. P.?
made unit to me, to t;rant liiin Letters of
Administration of the Derelict estate of
and effects of L. M. Watta, deceased, of
Kerahaw County
These are t herefore tu oite and admon
:sh all and ainwniar the kindred and the
| creditors of the said L. M. Watta,
of Kershaw County, deceased that they
he and appear before ine, in lhf> Court, of
Probate, to be hold at Camdeif, S. CJ , on
the 18th day of August, 1004, after
publication hereof, at H o'clock In tl.e
forenoon, to frh?w iana.", if any thov
have, why the paid ndnilnUtrCLUo** 7,'iould
not be gi anted,
G:von under V?v band thi? 1st day of
Inly. * Y>.. 1904.
Published in the Camden Chronicle
on the 8th day of. Inly, 1904.
.1 It. P HELPS,
.Judge of i'robute.
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
South Carolina, j Court of
Kernhaw County. ) Common Pleas.
(Complaint Served.)
Mary E, Man and Nellie C. Ma, t,
Plaintiffs*.
(Kjainst.
Bell* Whit'- Man, Ola M. Hurley,
Amy B Man. Merle Man , John
C. Man and Eunice Man.
Defendants.
To the Defendants above named : ?
Yon aro hereby summoned and re
quired to answer the complaint in tins
action, of whicri a copy ia herewith
served upon yon, and to serro ? copy of
you answer to the said complaint on
the auhacriber* xt their oflice in Cnnid?m,
8- C., \rithlnrt?rcnty duvs after tfie a?-r
vice hereof, exeluhive of the anch
and if you fail to Himwer the
complaint within the time a. fore* aid, the
l4ainti)ffa In tblfl action will apply to the
Court (or lh? relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated June 9th. A. D 1004.
KIHKLAND & SMITH,
Plaintiffs' Attorney*.
To the Def+mlanta IWllr \VI>ito Man. Ola
Amv B. Man. M?*ri?
[ Man, John C. Man nud Kan tot Man: :
i Take notice that the ?nmmona Kn?t
complaint in tho ah<ive ?*ittitlo?l causc J
w?re filrU in the olh<* of th? Otork of
t.'onrt of Common I'itaa lv K?*mh??r
CouptJN JS . C?." nt j^^den? on
? *}? ""xiiKLANb & SMITH '
* ''? riain'ilTa Attornoya* 1
At 4 VI I tttt
Southern Railway wrktwriiE
U<tS Ortf.AT UAILWAV HONS THROUuM A
GRRAT COUNTRY
CONVENIENTLY UNITING All THE Bf.ST SECTIONS
OF THE SOUTH.
WAT UKK ~ It
Traflic <r C,n: ?ri?:
V/amuk.ion . 1' C.
V/. II. TAYLOK. Ata \ Can'; I'-si A>;?! i /
il.'K'UWlCK,
I ....wire! At?r.i
ri Ari I A Ga
hist vi st i
BUIE TRAINS
AND HAM lilt
HI SI DINING
CAR StRVICE
Ashe raft's
Condition Powders
Makes poor horses and mules fat without, bloating. It
d<>r:. this by first thor? >u?ddy <. !?sMiM'nj? the system of
all impurities, ail-m-itui perfect a-sin.i'alion of food,
thereby ereatinjy s??!id must !e ;?nd sal.
.tiivl n;fiic:> isirpjove n rrppetive and spirits
r.fi.M the fir.it few du-.i- . tls h.iii sheds, and the now
.'oa? is a!\va\". si:- k ar'd j?,l? ? sy.
A si ?cr af t ' s (\ >? u ' < t io . ? I'owtK;-. at parked in doiwa,
without "idler," . n i ? ? ? ? ? i lyr horse. and mules only.
It is a most powerful tonie and appetizer, being the
tonnuln; <ji. a practical vctci^iarian el over quarter ? * t a ccntury's
expMirncf. Ii is easily ihtf foremost remedy in its class jm the
American market to-day. Price !?5 cents package.
SEABOARD
Air Lint' Wnilwny.
o rt h"-?S o nth - East- W e st.
Two Daily I'uUnian V? s1 ihul? <1 Limited
Trains HchviM i) South iimi New V :k.
First class BiiiiiiE Car Spiral?
The Host Rules and to ail Ko^tern
"lies V in RICHMOND WASH"
IWCTOWf "r Vi" NORFOLK ??<!
steamers. To Atlanta, Na^h ville, Memphis
Louisville, St. Louis, Chicago, New Or
leans, unci all Point-. South and Southwest
?To Savannah an<l .Jacksonville niYtl all
points in Woruhunnd Ovha.^
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Potitively 1 Ijlo Hhortent lino between
NORTH &c S0"CJT:E3I.
UtST'For detaiied information, rates, schgd
ules; J'ulluum Reservations, $e., apply to
any aj?ent of the Seaboard Air Line Kajlway
or to .1 us. W. Stewnh't, Travelling Passenger
Agent, Columbia, 8. (I.
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Savaiumk, <^sa.
The Kind You llavo Always Bought, ami which lias been
in uso for over JJO years, has borne the slirnatrtre of
mid has been niado under 1/Ih i>er
Konal supervision si nee its infancy.
Allow no one to deceive vouin tlii.s.
All Counterfeit#, Imitations and ** Just-as-good" rtyo but
Kxperlinento that trifle with and endanger the health of*
Infants and Children? experience against Experiment*
What is CASTOR I A
Castorla in a harmless substitute for Cantor Oil, Par?- >
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups, It is Pleasant-. vIfc..
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance, itni^e is its gimrantce. It destroys Wormn
and allays Fevcrishncss. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind h
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation^
and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates the
Stomach and Dowels, giving healthy and natural sleep*
Tho Children's Panacea? Tire Mother's Friend, ^
GENUINE - CASTO R I A^ ALWAYS
Bears the Signature ef
The KM Tod Hare Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
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