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local flDatter, Pino Puj&ttre. Mulberry pasture is rea<)y 'or \ cattle pasturing for the season. t f'pF terms apply to E. Collins. Old Factory Uln. This will notify the public generally that the Old Factory Cotton Ginnery is now in full operation. My gins are over hauled , are known as giving the finest turnout and the best sample V pf any gins in the county. My }>rice for ginqing is $1 per bale. J buy cotton seed also, and FRy the highest market price for . same. Give me a call Qespectfully, JL J. Dayis, Manager. ^ . Th? UllfTalo Vote, The returns from Buffalo pre cinct iu the first primary elec tion were pot received in time to be counted by the executive committee. The following is the vote at that precinct: . Finley, 8; Strait, 84; Qlyburn, (6; Hough, 21; Bethune, 35; Kirlclund, 2; Langley, 0; Richards 015; Schrock, 1; Deas, 23; Phelps, }4; Htfugh, 25; Museley, 12; Dixon, McLeod, 0; Thompson, ?3; West, 9; Williams, 5; Ham mond, 25'; Turner, 2; McCaskill, j 37;Brtfpe, 7; Hinson, 0; Russell, ilU. ; 4 Lively Tip tie ^Vitli C^t'old enemy of tliu race, Con *tip?tf<wK often ends in Appendicitis. 7'o av.i^d All serious trouble with HUiui pe.li, Liver and llowels, fake l)r.. King's Sew ijjffe Fills. They perfectly reffU t lute Ujeae organs. w|tt)niit pnin or ?] i? *vuiutgrp- 25e at F, Leslie Zemp, drug gist. liKliiMtriu) Edition. The industrial edition of the $)>artuuburg 'Journal last week js a beauty, aqd goes far to show what a progressive people can do when they #iake an attempt. There is no reason ? why Camden cannot do as well, and it is pos sible that.ft'e will in the uear future call on our business aud professional men, and those eu ju the various enterprises #ud occupations and ascertain their progressiyeness. If it ex ists, tlu* cost of displaying it will be slight, aud the publication of an industainl edition will un doubtedly result in benetit to the ({fty.'r 0?r paper goes into twenty three states so that an exploitation of what we are do >ng through the press must do Ms g?od. ?furors Fall Term, 1QOO. The following jurors have jt>een drawn to serve for the Pall term of Court for this County which opens Monday, Sept. 24th: It L* McCaslcill, P A Clements, T S Myers, B F Raley, S H Welsh, W R Watkins, Reuben Branham, J E Williams, R T Holland, T B Clyburn, J T Ross, H A Pate, John E Brannon, J M Bowers, S S Jones, B M Jones, H J Tidwell, L H Mc Leod, Sidnjey Outlaw, J M Mc Coy, C A Qowen, T S Bell, L L Whitaker' B H Boy kin, Austin Arledge, P E Ross, J J Thomp son, J P West, S E Ross, W 6 Taylor, B H Coats, M A Shaw, J A Williams, W C Horton, Jr., 11 T Hasty, E II Huuter. IteMcne o f a Merchant. A '(imminent iijerdiaut of Sbnngo. N. i., .T. A. Johnson, ?ays: ?'Several years ngo I contracted a f augh wbte|j grew worse ami worse, until 1 was hardly able to move around, f (roughed cotjrlantly ami nothing re lieved my terrible suffering until I fried l>r. King's $ew Discovery. lie- J fore f bail tak??fi half a bottle my irouyb was tiftieb better, ami in a abort flint 1 wan entirely cured. I surely surely believe it unveil my life. It will always be my family remedy fnreolda." Fully guaranteed ; ")(>r ami $1.00 at F. Leslie Zemp, druggist. Trial bottle frt*. nriin turn TVIITT-yoCI ??AW BOOS*. 20 f 40 SImtm Fr? Rack SUd?. > ALWAYS HEADY T0 ^ use. A It U a Dc 1 If ht U Simply Lather and Shave. V With each set arc is wafer blade* (24 sharp edge*) f* tain m paper, aa hard M 01*1, an tougli an4 flexible ?? whalebone. Although the GILLETTE RAZOR yt a new Invention, It has already attained enormous popularity and is solving the ahavtn* problem for every man. Jt^as taken shavers by storm WWywhere. You would he surprised if you knew how many of your acquaintances are using ft. Mm? It* altTir-fliM Nt, #1.00 ? !? U0. Mf4w, f*r #'..00 F. LESLIE ZEMP'S ORUQ STORq. ? % Complalftta. Complaints are almost daily reaching us concerning the delay by our city counoil in giving their attention to the cul verting or pipelng of certaio of oar un sightly duphet, notably that on middle Laprens street. The ex cuse naturally is the cost of the work. To count the ooat Is a very good principle, but we don't think that this should pre vent longer the doing of this very necessary work. Catpden has plenty of money, and even if she hadn't, she could gat it. If we are going to be a city, let us be a city right. Nothing less will suit the average citisen. While we are on the subject, we want to call attention to the Lyttleton and Market street ditches, which are a disgrace to any would be modern city, Jn addition to being unsightly, they are dangerous to life and pro perty. Marriage. We extend congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. M. Baruch on their marriage on last Sunday night by Rabbi Steele, of Columbia. The groom is an awful clever fellow, while the bride is a very beautiful and fascinating yopng woman. The marriage took El ace at the residence of Mr. ?avid Wolfe, a brother of tbe bride, and was a complete sur prise to the host of friends of the contracting parties. l|pb Henry** Business Eye. Miss Jennie Jones and Bob Henry were married at the Jones mansion last night. The bride is the daughter of our constable, Jones, who made a good officer, and will undoubtedly be re elected in the spring. He offers a line horse for s*le in another column. The grqpm runs a grocery store ou Main street, apd is a good patron of our ad vertising columup, aud has a good liue of bargains this week. Ail summer he paid two cents more for bptter than any other store in town. TJie happy couple left on thp ten o'clock train for Milwaukee to visit the bride's uncle, w)io is reported to have lots of q)on9y and ^rights dis ease. ijob certainly has an eye fof business. ? JSx. Death. On Thursday, September 6th, Mr. >}ud Mrs. C. U. Myers lost their infant child by death from pueumonia. Qur heartfelt sym pathy goes out to the couple, and especially to the father, who within four years has been bereft of four members of his 1 immediate family. While a wise providence shapes all ends, it cannot but strike us as strange sometimes that good men are grievously afflicted while those of a lower order of morality and virtue go unwhipt of even com ui on sorrow. Torture JJy NnvftKO* "Speaking of the torture to which some q( the savage tribe* in the Philip pine* subject their captive* remind* me of the intense suffering t endured for three month* from in tin initiation of the Kidneys, say* \V . M . Hhernian, of Ciishipg, Me* "Nothing helped me until I tried Electric Bittern, three hurtle* of which completely cured me." Cures Liver Complaint, pyapepsia, Blood disorder* and^falnria; and re* utore* the weak aud i|rrvou* to robust health. Guaranteed by P. Leslie Zemp druggist. Price fiOv, A MId-Wltttcr Wafl. Prom North Qalcota it is re ported that one of JIarvey's fastidious newly married ladies kneads bread with her gloves on. The incident may be somewhat peculiar, but there are others. The editor of this paper needs bread with his shoes on; he needs bret^d with Ins shirt qii; he needs bread with his pai)lfi ou; and un less some of the i}p|in(|uent sub scribers of. this old i?Hg of freedom pay up before long he will need bread without a 4 u thing on ? and North Pakota is no Garden of Eden in the winter | time. ? Ex. Type?'* Dyxpejmla Remedy* A Guaranteed Cure. If you suffer from Dyspepsia or Indigestion in any form, gas, belchiug, bitter taste, offensive bad breath, dizzy spells, sour stomach, heart flutter, nausea, gastritis, losthiug of food, pains or swelling in the stomach, back or side, deep-seated kidney or liver trouble, then they will dis appear in a short time after tafriogTyuer's Dyspepsia Reme dy, made especially to cure Dys pepsia, Indigestion and all Stom nap Troubles, even of the worst ewes. Tyner's Dyspepsia Reme dy expels the gases and sweet* ' eqif the breath. It cures tijpk Ifepdache, Colic and Cntytiiop-j tiop at once. Druggie or by express 50 ceuts a bottle refunded if it ftu}? to cure, tyedtcal advice ami circular free t>y writing to rpVn*r Remedy Co., Augusta, Gi}. I a? ' mam ? ? Juotriu C?adv CMlMVtle, tbi ami jarftil a-edlcal discover? of Urn ar*. plaaa ttil aou ?tfreshln* V> IM Uti?, mcx goot'.j tod positively on kferiaya, llvar and bowsla Irantinc tha ?nLUr*''toysirin, dispel eolda, >ora heariaoha, Mrff, habitual r?<n?th>attov rd blHonsneaa. f'fo ?b and try a bo* tfC. C. O. WvdarrjU,'?,Mr#?.ts. boklM# PERSONAL ? Mi1. D. E> Jlenaon, now of Greanvitye was In the city last week. ? Capt, W. h- Burroughs, General Manager of the Sea Board was with us on Thursday ? Mr. Henry Salmond, Jr., is visiting relatives here. He is in business at Chattanooga, Tenn. ? We are glsd to note that Mr. K. G. Whisler, who has been quite sick repently? is on the road to recovery. ? Mr. and M?. Qua IJirsch have returned iron) their annual outing at Str&LQga Springs and other northern resorts. ? Mrs. R. M. Gilford and fami ly have returned from a pleas ant summer visit to relatives at Whitesburg, Tenn. ? Dr. I. H. Alexander is qeite sick at his lioipe on Laureus street. /Icute indigestion. We hopo to see him out again soon. ? Miss Pora Boyce, of Sumter, and Miss Minnie Boyce, Har riott's X Roads, are visiting Mrs. Husel Jones ou DeKalb street. ? Messrs. W. W. Huckabee and A. B. Young have our thanks for line buckets of scup pernongs. We should have said, buckets of fine spuppernongs. ? Mr. E. Q. McCreight of Rock Hill remained over Tues day for the purpose of voting for the best oqen, he not having given up hi 4 citizenship here. ? Capt. W- G, Adams has our thanks for a pleasant ride over our new possessions last Sunday. He is doing grept work up there in the way of building up the waste places. ? Mr. W. B. punier, our popu lar Supermtendant of Education is off to Harris tiythia Springs for recuperation after the recent exbaustiug campaign. We need something like it ourselves, but, ? the Sidney t the money. ? Messrs. Nathan Levy an<J M. Bapucli returned last week from a business and pleasure trip to JJew York and elsewhere about the circle, Both are look ing well aud say that they are feeling |iappy. ? Mr, Walker of the Telephone exchange is \yorlciiig like a beaver getting the new telephone system iu shape. While he doesn't like wqric, when it has to be done, he don't hesitate to do it, and is making good pro gress. ? BREVITIES. . I ? We can give you a good job ( in printing stationary of pll ( kinds. Try us. It arons* 8 the energy, develop* and ' stimulate* nervoqg life, arouses the I courage of yoi|th. ft make* yon young I again. That'* what Ilo] lister's Rocky Mountain Tes wi|| do, 35 cents, Tea or Tablet*. Zomp & Del'uss. ? New lqt of job stationary, type, borders and oruaments just received. Call on us when in need of anything from a hand bill to an oncyclopoediu. ? We arp better prepared than ever to dq anything iu jpb work. Ladle*, read 1 1) j 3 catalogue of charm*. Bright eye*, glowing cheek*, red lip*, a smoot li skin ivithout a blemish, in short, perfect health. For mile with every package IJnllfeter's Jtocky Moun tain Tea, cent*. SJemp & llel'ass. ? To those werphants who have advertised wjtli us in the pust, we want t-0 say that seve ral of oup polqmns are open to you again, To those who have not so favored us, we say, give us a trial. We can do you good. A*k any ".FA I*" that you may see, *\V* the Cxar, with the Hear behind," had to climb a tree. The Yanks, (iod ble** the Yank* say she They gave us Rocky Mountain Tea. Zeinp (k l>el'a*s. New Idea, Woman's Magazine. We are in receipt of sample copies of the New Idea Woman's Magazine and are much pleased with it. It contains numerous short stories, the latest things in fashions, and a generous fund of useful aud interesting infor mation. It is probable that we will club with tfop magazine. If we do, due ijqtipp will be given, and we htypfl Mlftt all our friends will titkfl 44vftWt*ge qf our offer whpfy )f ji announced. A 8plej|tlflp Wonder. ffhe cure* that stand to it* credit m*ke flifr '? Arnica Halve a scien tiflc WUmirr- |>c|)fted K. K. Mill ford, l**c^fer fpf | lif* Rations of Husbandry, ? ? distressing c**e of Pife*. |t heal* the worse Hums, More*. Hoils, Ulcer*, Cuts, Wound*, Chilblain* and Halt Rheum. Only 26c at F. Leslie Zemp'* drug store. ECZEMA ami PILE CURE FRFF Knowing what it was to suffer II\LL | w,u R|vr KHKK of C1IAR0K to any afflicted a positive cure for Kc lema. Halt Rheum, Krvsipelas, i'lles and Skin Ihsease*. Instant relief. iHitt't suffer longer. Write F. W, W I LI, I A MS, KM) Manhattan Aynue, New York. Knclosc Stamp. RldER AGENTS WANTED Ho Monoy ffoqiilrw/ U Jon reoeire and approve of your bicycle Tom Qmy* Free Trial OO wis flO to$24 ith Coaster - Brakes and Punotureifu Tires. BR&S5! ?_???*! #7 to $ 12 Any make or mode I y<m want at om-Utird uxual price. Choice of any standard tiros and best equipment on all our bicycles. StronycMt guarunlce. We SHIP Of! APPROVAL C, O. D. to snr one withvut a cent dcpoeit and allow lO DAYS 'FREE TRIAL oefore purchase la binding. ' Ifffff tlMotf ffnmf I Ytmmlm Iq . t?k?n la trade by our Chlcaco null | tores. Sy !? |IQ Jjljpak? sal model*. rood ?? new ' ^ DO HOT BOX TmJl? r^OTOm Kpcyinrroods of ill kinds, at balf nnkr^ct. in our f Sumy tunnlni % world of uatfiil Information. writ* for It. PUNCTURE-PROOF TIRES *4 .76 pci FBI per pair. To introduoo $ J wo will SoU ML You a Samp/o 1^*1 Pmlr for Only JST&ciS NO MORE TROUBLE PUNCTURES T' .Tr' wuuiaa* serious punctures like intentional knife cuts, can bo vulcanized like anj other tire. EASY RIDING, STRONG, DURABLE, SELF HEALING FULLY COVERED by PATENTS BEWARE OF IMITATIONS Send fcr Cattlocue "T." showln* all kinds and makes of tires at te.no per ps sWo Coaster- Brakes. Built-up Wheel* and Bicycles? Sundries at Hatf ti km wmm Notice tbo thick rubber tread "A" and puncture strips B" and D- '* TJM? tiro will outlast snr other make? Soft. Elastic and Easy Kldlnr. We vrlU ship C. 0. 0. ON APPftOVAl WO EXAMINATION without a cent drpout. We will allow a sitsA tMammmmt of 5* (thereby maklnr the prlco $4.50 par pair) If yon ?end futi sssA ? with aidhft Tires to bo returned at our eapcase If not aatlsfactory on examlnatlou. w MEAD CYCLE CO., Dipt. J.L. CHICAGO, ILL. ANDY CATHARTIC CURE CONSTIPATION lot IS* so* CMDY eiTiMTie PURELY VfSETHLE ANTISEPTIC LAXATIVE LIVER STIMULANT (MM cakaiitc VOOd. IkUl lift* <e?udr. "?h?yt? iHferttik ivni m<1 ?lir fiAMARVTt no kicr ??rlkl or etbar tola ar*t po'?aa. Tbar at* atdt af tba Imt J?iiia<1lra dl*CuV ?N4 and >r? a aclfie III* *001 b I nation In ant foria. ?CARETS ?nUUMpilt. Tlmt iMMUtlwr atop Mil , <1 lea Mad food from aourtnc In tba a tons *ab. prevent far* ?tabu tl on In tha bpwalt and kill <Jt? '?aM carina of aar In tba irtMn. OAtCAUm "id tba atom aeb and palaanrtatlmalat* w j lair llrar. niak lit II work. Thar ttfanrthan tha bow I Ma and put tbarn Into I fvordii* haaltbr Ulan, making CAM4KITI liitmM Mia lo* pf nillkln n?i>lnfaoth< ara. ? ubin nun by ik* nothur a?k*i kar Milk mildly p?i> ?Uf? and Km ft alld but oartatH ?*>H on ?t tokr, the only > m(* ItuUf* for MM .... camabrtc iralikid tiy utekll* drin. Thar una rood and do coed, ?toy wind, colic and crmnpt.^id kilt and drtva of form. an? ?II kind* of para* ?IMi that IIth in the kowala qf Uia crawl ... niirAKKT*, i takan patiently, por ililanUr.arrftana* wad lo aura any aaaa Of contllpaUon, BO fnatiabliow old and obatlnMa. or pur cbiH aonat will ba chavrfiilly rtfindrd by jour own drscgla .... CAMiBBTt ?>? aold ky all drar ?lit i for M?. BPp a koz. accord ing to Mao. A It* bo* will pror* Ikolr mtrUoDd put yon on th? rlicbt road to par f?Ct nnd_pornian#nt koaltb. Don't rlik ALL ORVMISB 100a FOR ?onus nun | m eiiLMa WIRE GUARANTEED HEALTH FOR M OOTS ^ Don't j ud ere CAUt RETS *te new, unlike anything by other medicines you have tried. They else that's sold, and infinitely superior. The only genuine. Beware of imitations I Try a fOc box to-day, if not pleased grt your money back! Larger boxes, 25c of 50c. Sample and booklet mailed free- Address ?TtNLINO RIMCOy QC.. OMic*OOi mowtriai. oam. : ni? yokk. aid MflaTOat) A O ??re? Tobacco H^Dit or moot? refunded. Make* weak men *? w 9 l/ p A V ?iron*. Hold sod I'mtwtna b? *11 (Uu?lju. Cty book?* They banish pain and prolong life. ONE GIVES RELIEF. No matter v/htt the (patter is, one will do yi good, and you can get ten for five cents. Columbia Liquor Company, DEALliHH IN Hfgli Gra<le \YlnP* f*n<l Liquors. Pennprlvania and Maryland Ryes, and Kentucky Bourbons. Tennessee, North Carolina and Georgia Corn Liquors. All kinds of NATIVE ANp IMPORTED WINES. We conduct a General Mail Orde* business, and Solicit Your Patronage. 13ox 5IW, AujfiiHta, Ga. NEW Till Styles in Glotbiog and ftiroisbipgs Hitbio Levy, The One Price Clothier, GET THE HABIT AND CALL. Base Ball. Young men and tyui^ens, cdd W?n ?md children, all love to sec u game of Baue Hall. A. Q. KENNEDY baa added to his already complete stock ot Hardware, (Jraceries, <fcc., a line of Base Ball (Joods, Bats and Balls, M its and Masks, and Cj loves. Jt will do your heart gQC?d to sou his Hue of FISHINC TACKLE. A bottoy assortment than ever. Fertilizer Distributors, Cotton Planters, (harden Plows, Dixie Pea Thrasher, Deering Binders, Mowers and ltalces . Be iu time and jdace your orders for Cerealite, tin? finest corn fertilinev and top dressing for cotton on thn market. Harrison's town and country Paint. A. D. Kennedy Crossland Bros. GontraGtors & Builders. Estimates furnished on all classes of work in ^vood or brick. : : : Address Bo# 409, Camden f $. C. kill?, oouqh" ?ho CUWK 1*? LUWC8 WTK Dr. King's Hew Discovery /fONIUIiPHOII trh9 FOR I OUQHSaM 00c * f 100 ^OLOS F re? Trttl. Rumt and (tu(dMt Our* tor alf THBOAT ind lUNO TMOVB LIS, or If Otfl^BAOK. < ?? ? " ' " " IVIone>y To Loan On iu?pro\t?i\ fjir.tn hiMtl- n Ki-rjiliaw Homily. On Iohim up t<> ? ,IhK>, h p,-. iti'U t. <">?? sum* over t hai Mimtini 7 p?-r lu-nt. No noniniissionx clnrxiMl. T,. A. Wittkowsky, < 'nnidi'ti, fs. < :. ur L. Winkler, Broadway, New York, Supervisor's Notice. All t^pso holding claims against the County of Kershaw, are hereby requested to present their claims in full of all de mands. each month, with each item dated, and the bill itemize! and properly attested. Failure to coraiily with tlii-, request, will result in the bill, or bills beinf? turned down until compliance with the same has been made. J. M. Sowkm,, Ch'mn. Board of Commissioner^ for Kershaw County.