Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Vacation Time TRY THE COOL PLACES In The Southern Appalachian Mountains Of WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA EASTERN TENNESSEE And NORTH GEORGIA "The Land of the Sky'' Or THE POPULAR BEACHES On The SOUTH ATLANTIC COAST Reduced Fares to Summer Tourists Resorts Tickets on Sale Daily, Beginning May 15th Good Until October 31st. Write for Summer Vacation Folder Consult Ticket Agents Southern Railway System The New York CciPe WIS1IK ; TO SERVE YOU WITH YOUR MEALS. ALL MEAL PREPARED IN AN APPETIZING MANNER. Ol'R CAKE IS NEAT AND SANITARY THROUGHOUT. PROMPT AND POMTE ATTENTION GIVEN EVERYONE. MEALS AND LUNCHES PIPING HOT DcKALll STREET - - - CAMDEN, S. C. Bad Luck ? A DISCIPLK of Had Luck is generally a convert to Had Management. It you wifl do your Hanking with y.-u will he a DISCIPLE of Gock Luck ? Ol'H POLICY is to ivive pains-taking interest in ( very customer, whether large or small. That is why we continue to grow in favor with our custo mers. We endeavor to take care of their interests at all times. The Safe Way ? IS to start a hank account, for you cannot look into the future and tell what it, holds for you. You cannot know beforehand what may arise, and the only safe way to prepare for it is to build up a hank account, so come what, may vonr responsibilities will be provided for. ( 'A PITA L: $1 00, ODD. DO Loan & Savings Bank We Pay 4 Per Cent,. <<n Saving; Acer., nits announced nts; FOR CONGRESS i I hereby announce myself as a can jdidate in the Democratic Primaries ox ] South Carolina, fur the nomination for Representative of the Fifth Con gressional District l> r the 70th Con Kress, and I take this opportunity to [thank the people of the District fcr | their loyal support in the past and to Jsay that I shall endeavor to deserv-* .their support and confidence in thi ' future. W. F. ST KV F.N SON. | FOR CON GRESS I hereby announce my candidacy ai| j representative uf the Fifth Congress-; ional Distr.ct, subject to the nomina tion in the approaching democratic i primaries of the State of South Caro lina lor representative to the Seven-! tieth Congress. ZEli VANCE DAVIDSON. I _____ For StaUt Senator I hereby announce myself as u can-' j didate for State Senator from Ker- ' | shuw county, subject to the rules and, ' regulations of the Democratic party. , G. C. WELSH. ? ' FOR STATE SENATOR 1 hereby announce myself as a can [didate for re-elction to the office of [State Senator from Kershaw County, j i subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. L. (). FFNDERHFRK. | For House ol Representatives 1 hereby announce myself as a can-' didate for re-election to the House oil i Representatives subject to the rules j >1 the Democratic Primary. .MENDEL L. SMITH. For House of Representatives 1 hereby announce myself as a can didate fir tlie House of Representa , lives frui i Kershaw County, pledging! to ab.de the results of the Democratic. , Primary. ALLEN K. ML'RCIIISON. 1 I'm House of Representatives I he.eby announce myself a cam!; i jdate for the House i f li ?; vesetnativi : [ j subject tn the rules govering the Dem | ocratic primary. LORING DAVIS. ; Foi" tb i Legislature | I hereby announce myself a cancii | date for lL?u.->e of Represent ?.tive-= from Kershaw county, subject to th?| rules of the democratic primary. NEWTON KELLY. J FOR SHERIFF. To the Voters of Kershaw County: ' Having served as deputy in the of-' fice of Sheriff for tlu past six year- i and being thoroughly familiar with the duties of the office, I hereby an nounce myself as u candidate fori Sheriff of Kershaw county and will' appreciate the support of the voters. | Very respectfully, J J. HENRY McLEOD. | For Sheriff. After considering the many re quests of friends and voters from all sections of the County to enter tlv race for Sheriff, I hereby offer my self a candidate for the office o' Sheriff of Kershaw County, subject to the rules of the Democratic party and will greatly appreciate your vote ;. I). T. YARRROUGIL For Sheriff I hereby announce myself a cand. I date for sheriff for Kershaw county, subject to the rules of the democratic, primary, and if elected pledge effi cient service. J. E. GILLIS. FOR PRORATE .IF DOE I hereby announce myself as a can didate for the office of Probate Judge | for Kershaw County, subject to tlv rules governing the democratic prim ary SAMUEL N. NICHOLSON. I hereby announce myself a candi date! for Probate .Judge for Kershaw County, subject, to the rules and log I -illations of tlx- democrat ic primary. I . II. A R RANTS. FOR PRORATE .1 1 1)0 K To t he Democratic Voters of Kershaw County: I Indies and Gentlemen: I hereby announce as a candidate for re-elect ior to the office of .Indite of Probate it! i the approaching County primary suli i ject to the regulations of the Demo I era tic party assuring you that contin ned endorsement can but accentuate i the honest endeavor that has been mine throughout* former years. I I will thank you for your su- port Very respectfully, w. l. Mcdowell. FOR AFDITOR I hereby announce, myself a can dida'e for County Auditor for Ker -haw counts', subject to the rules of the democratic nrimnry. LEE M WEST FOR AFIHTOR. I hereby announce myself a candi , date for the office of Aud'tor for Ki r?h:iw (our.tv, ^ u b j e < 1 In t )i ' ? rule :>nd rei/ul it ,otm of the Democratic ' : rim.'iry. C.AVETTE W. .JORDAN. FOR COUNTY TREASURER I hereby announce myself as a can didate for the office of County Treas urer for Kershaw county, subject to the rules of the democratic primary. S. \V. IIOG UE. FOR TREASURE!* I hereby announce my>elf as i car. didato for Treasurer of Kershaw County, subject to ;he rules vf th > Democratic primary. i J. W. CANTEY. FOR COUNTY TEEASU RER I hereby announce myself a candi date for re-election to the office of. County Treasurer for Kershaw Coun-j t y, subject to the rules of the demo j cratic primary. I). M. McCASKILL. I OR TREASURER I hereby ann<>un.e myself a cand:- ( date* fur County Treasurer for Ker- j >hflw counly, subject to the rules of | tlie Democratic primary. JOHN S. TRUES DALE. I FOR COUNTY DIRECTOR I liereby announce myself a candi-; date for County Director from Do Kalb Township, subject to the rule i f the democartic primary. H. G. GARRISON, Jli FOR COUNTY DIRECTOR 1 hereby announce myself a candi date fi r county director of DeKalh Township subject to the rules ot tho Democratic party. HEN 1\ DeLOACHE. FOR COUNTY DIRECTOR I h< :eby announce niv-ei :i cand iate l'or the office of Count* Direct"! J ?.or Wateree Township, s t'\jee; to tlu j iiiles of the democratic ;ir:m<iry J. S I'.OSS. FOR COUNTY DIRECTOR To the Voters of Wateree Town I ?hip: We do hereby announce th< name ef Mr. Earl II. llowon for r < lecti"?! t.. the office of Comity Din j : ir fivm Wau rev l ow. 'ship, subje ? | the rules of the Democratic prii : .ry. 1". Jlowen has j.ivin us failhf il nd efti.ient service in the p:ir-t un?l belii ve he will continue to do so in the future if re-clecUd. Your su ? j'ort will be ai>precialed. VOTERS. For Road Superintendent. To the democratic votqrs of K< i shaw county: At the solicitation ?>. friends from difl't rent sections of th county, I hereby i.nn titi.v myself . candidate for road superintendei.i And will abide the results of the prim ary, and will appreciate the support oi the voters. Henry E. Munn. FOR MAGISTRATE I hereby announce my<elf as a can didate for Magistrate for DeKalh Township, subject to the rules ol th Democratic primary. W. L. Dei'ASS, JR. FOR MAGISTR ATE I hereby announce myself a candi date for Magistrate for the b'W.-i district of Wateree Townshi,., su > ject to the rules of the democrat ie primary. J. D. WATSON. For Magistrate) [ hereby announce m;, self a candi date for Magistrate in the Upper Di vision of Wateree Township, subje;'! to the rules of the democratic prim ary. R. J. BRABHAM. For Magistrate* . . I hereby announce myself a candi date for Magistrate in the Upper D - vision of Wateree Township, subjee* to the rules of the democratic prima)/ A. J. van I. AN DING HA. v; FOR MAGISTRATE I hereby announce myself a candi date for Magistrate' in the lower di vision of Wateree Toweship at Blar ey, subje.-t to the rules of the demo cratic primary. JOHN 1) NELSON. For Magistrate I hereby announce myself a candi duty f..r re election to the office of Magistrate* for Upper Division of Wa teree* Townshi , "-object, l.o trie rulev of the democratic piimary. C. A. IIRANIiAM. Eor M agist rate We, voters of the1 upper distrct o? West Wat ere"* Township, nominate* M ? Eelelie I'.arfield for Magistrn'e in sail elistrict Mr. Mai field is a lean of in tegrity and worth and well qtialifi"'! to perform 'In duties wh'ch Will de ? volve upon him. We, therefore, talc pleasure1 in presenting his name t o th voters to be acted upon subject, to the rules of the Democrat ir IViuiary. VOTKU't. I 'OR VI AG 1ST It \TE I hereby annouiy'e myself a candi elate for Magistrate* at Itlaney, sub i je'ct t e i th" rule-! of th" ebono. .at c p* 1 mi> y THOMAS (' IEEUCRS. TO THE PUBLIC: I desire to inform the people of Be thune and surrounding country t h -i I am located in a new shop in th wn <>f Bethurv. prepared V> cu out all Blacksmith and Repair wori promptly and in an efficient manner I have had fourteen years' expo ience in this kind of work and jjuai antee first class work at a reasonable price1 I need the work. Bring your black snvth and repair work to me. I.. .) BONK. Bethune, S. (' j SESlJl I -CENTENNIAL INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION JUNK 1ST? DECEMBER 1ST. \\)2 Attractive * \ecursion fares now 01 sale daily. ..Good returning 1."> day Apply to Ticket Agents. SOUTH ERN RAILW AY SYSTEM ! FOR SHOE REBUILDING. Call at The Red Moot Shop. Nov ' Door to Express Office. t>H' Rutledge Street Camden. S. C. AHRAM M. JONES. Prop. 6 6 6 is a prescription for Malaria, Chills anil Fevi : Dengue or Bilious Fever It kills Iho germs AN ORDINANCE Regulating ihe Butchering of Beef in' the (.its of Camden. South Car i. lina. ; Statu of South Carolu ;t> County of Kershaw, City in' Camden. Re t Ordained |.\ tm* Mayor a t .? I ' t oimri! <1 the Ci.y of Camden, 11 I coi: lie i 1 a>-t :,ili|i(i. a:. a by tin- authoi:-' ty ijI same: I. That all beef s ? I m the C ty rl j Camden. South Can lii..;, be but.n*T <' ? at Mink' sanitary .-laughter p : v.ithiii the City of Camden, .subject . ? o ? i. ii' el j- ?!: i t' the Health Depa. : ; I e: ' ?>; i be Ci'y I i" {'..nuleU, ; r"V. . ed, however, that all meat b.-arir; : the sU.mp of the United States Gov i .-rumen. Ii;.' exempt from the provi sions of th's ( )rdinance. II. That anyone violating the pr ? i vi.-i- is oi" this Ordnance, and up >: i iivielion of same shall be punish- d b.v ! ne not exceeding One llur.drei | l>o'il.n> ($li>O.OU), or imprisonment at hard work upon the public "Works e; the City of Camden f<?- a period r.-> | exceeding thirty days. Ratified in Council assembled thi 10th day of June, l'.>2fi. C. !'. DuROSE, Mayor. Attest: \V. 11. Haile, C.ty Clerk. NOTICE Camden lee Co.'s service stati >t corner Market and DeKaih St. is Un der management of Mr. Haynes w!i > will appreciate a | art of yolll" ic business. Guarantee quick and hon est service. Open all day Sunday. NOTICE OK LOST CERTIFICATES Notice is hereby given that the following certificates of stock in the Fidelity Building and Loan Associat ion have been lost or destroyed, an i ;? fter diligent search same cannot b? lotind, and therefore application wili be made to the said Fidelity Buildin,', i.nd Loan Association for duplicate cerl if icates : Five shares, certificat. No. 11 issued to Kimlle Wilson, Jan us. i y 1 T? , 1 ;i2"i ; Five shares issued (.?? Mrs. Cora V. Davis, certificate No. 2<>. ;ii'd Five shaies issued to T. L. Davi ' No. 21. Application will be made to the above named association six wcl; ? from date .nine 22, 1(.?2'>. KIMBLE WILSON, MRS. CORA V. DAVIS. T. L. DAVIS. PIANO TLMNG I.KWIS I MOOKIi ArC, -Work (iiiiirantccd TKI.KI'IION i: 2J2-W (AMD KM. SOI I'M ( AKOMNA .1. I' PK KKTT. M. I). Physician it Surgeon 1'hysiot hern pent ic Trentme lit wit.lt Alpine Sunlight find Medical and Snri'i<?l Minthermy Office 'U'l Bread Street WANT Kl) Healers for the (leornia (lotion ] luster. ( ' on *s i? I ?? i*?" ? I Imsl two rows ma chine on Mil1 market. Liln-ial rum n . i i ( i " (; \V l-'KKKMAN, State Distributor, Hertnel t svi 1 lo, S. ('. ? ... 1 ChicaK'1 rolibrrs locked n Initcher in ? ? . V . II" IvCtit cool "Bon llopv's" Las?t Appeal. [ l\? tiif Lditor uf i no Messenger: W c hope this k'tti'f, from "Ben I Hope," tin Miul-m of York, will be I'ini wiih it'.U'ri'Ki. >ympathy and ap preciation. It has already apjt'.iieu .n a number gf the newspapers It nay appear in a few others, and khen Ju re may be nu mure appeals to the public item "Hun Hope." liotn Mareh S. 1S>7, "Hen Hope" i.> low m the P'th year of his shut-in .;te.\ A l\\ ays c 1: :>led. Has never .valkcd. Almo>t helpless. Self-edu atid. Ha> never attended school, l ather dead. Lost h:s country honi' n l'.UU. Moved to town in IP 17. 'Hen Hoe" lives at the Loekinoie ?otton mill with his aged mother and -Wo sisters. One sister js a widow t.d has two children. "Hen Hope" lost his house by fire last year. He must rebuild it tin ? uinnier, if ever at all. He needs a ionic, with comforts and conveniences 110 re than any one except himself re ilizcs, perhaps. He LIYKS, but not umfortably all of the time. York ?itii.ens, who know him and have ? >::*. I' iKcd to his home fund, will vouch for tin' truth of everything said tii-ie. Many admirers in South Car olina and other States, have eoiitri luit ii to lus home fund, which was -tarted- in li'lii. with a contribution <?! St'iO from the late I'. Hodge*. of !!d>w n- villi-. 1 lie public now i* asked, for the i i 'lie, for eont ribut ions to "Hen H * >pe > " Ivnie fund. No more a, - ? 'e;i ; - lor t'ni> cause will be made. He will rebuild his home "by the side of the load, and be a friend to man," in ' ' ' .K. u! Ui>ni:>ol apjtMisap isoui i> Contribute now, therefore, dear read ors, if you can. or at any time this y ear. Send eont ribut ions to .1. S. Love ("Hen 1 1 ope" t , York, S. C. The fund is not completed, elso ihis appeal would not be made. "Hen Hope" u<es none of his home fund of ??rinj,s tor dialy expenses. He writes when he is able; solicits magazine subscriptions; does whatever he can > earn a little money. Within the last J" years he has sold 20, 1)00 copies of his books. Expenses of this work, ?riming and mailing, however, are .ever far below the actual gross in ?ome from the sales. lie now has no books on hand for sale. New increas ed 2nd-elass postage raies make it hard for him to sell books by mail at a profit. "Hen Hope" is grateful to his help ers. He is encouraged to "carry on," notwithstanding his handicap of af fliction and his many difficulties which, to a less determined man, were insurmountable. A home for him is the call ? the last call. Contribute now, if you wish to nnd can help him. The people recent ly raised a home fund for an aged shut-in, "Aunt" Lucy Holin, of Smyr na. Her home has been completed and she has moved into it. "Ben Hope will use the contributions from his helpers for no other propose than to rebuild his home. Final call, for this cause. Help the hopeful shut-in. if you can, dear read ers everywhere. "Ben Hope", his tamily and his friends will always re member the generous contributors to his home fund with profound grati I I ude. "HEN HOPE". I would make this last, appeal only because of my need. Time presses now and I hope sincerely for a liberal response to this appeal. JAMKS STANHOPE LOVE. York. S. C. July 1 r?, 1 D2C?. KI.K< TUK1TY OKKATKST NKKI> OF KI T! UK Since IKK'J, general use of electricity .has extended until it is the great dom j mating industrial fact in Our Country, i Our ov n generation has seen this in [dustrv rise to its high ranking posi tion, but the ne\t gem-ration will see an expansion of electric enterprise be yond anything in the past. There is no longer any tangible op position to public utilities under stnte hind federal regulation, that, protects consumers and investors, Following \ i t ;? 1 statement, appears in a diseu- sion of this question by I* rank L. I fame. President of th'' North American Company: "The era of electricity is nt hand, a id with it conies the era of tne large electric power company with its chea't, efficient production nnd dis tribution of current. Electricity has I become im'epat ably connected with jthe life of the average American. Thg need for il extends throughout the whole course of domestic nnd indus tiial life A nd more than that, new uses and news needs are constanly arising II can be confidently pre dicted, that the growth and expansion of sound electric light and power I companies will exceed the develop I t : e n t of general business for many ; . e>i i In come If yon care to choose I lie le?sei if t\> i evils, take up working, insten I of Ion f ing.