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The Camden Chronicle PUBLISHED rlVEUY FRIDAY THOS 4* KIKii LA$I>. \\ !. VIM FPifiTF Editors a?d I'rvpi ii 1; i KATFS OF >rr,SCRIPTrOX ? One' vf?-ir. #1. ">?'?: ? ti >t V. f-ent : ai>vkktjs!n*<; ifAPF?.-Or. - juar* (one farb.V'T*-' i. >' I <S: ; h t in-H-ril- r.. f Liberal r?*d ???'! ' * > '? iho rM* ,v?? mtt^ for t\?rc" mo'-rl;-.*: \ ;ir?l ver.rlv contrai-t-. All coniTirjni?':it;on an*} t - ?..r : ul - lk-ation r.-nrh a- a* *>n T d:iy, t? insiire th< '.r r.>. ? j : it?i in tl:c following V?comninni n r?f ,t r- . r : n 1 nn^rr' will puMi^het! in :??!< {>????-?-. oxrept as a n ?'Iv?rri-c-nu nr. t ? pa" i f<>r. "V H articles f'?r > nm*t !?<? nr r-ompaoieil by ?!?<.? in i ;? ?i?l =i . T <lrv*i tb?* wrlrt4*. in v.r- >.? : r?'< o!v ? i'AMDKN, S. C. M \R. It:!.. I >0*2 COSSENXS AM) CI' i.LJN'y.S w We print n good u. :?>v ? ; : i } > j ? i rt it - this week to sh->?v list- ? I ; t ft of opin ion on current voliijes. T US cry of ! : *r r < 1 t.fir.es gops up all .over the Even on t ht hest securities. douMe and t ri money cannot he ohiainea. if?.. i# >*t $1 ? f 5 ' ? Governor Ti : ?in .-? ?j* s speech at Newberry last Saturday was the most temperate wi.ich he has yet delivered. He was himself how ever, when lie declared the stock law to have produced a curse by discouraging stock raiding, and when he condemned 'iielien taw as an evil. T!:e bad effects of these laws all -"have recognized, but no one has yet been wise enough t?? remedy them. RjJprkskxtatsvk T:?.'i of O^nn - "burg expresses hhosel;' in the Tunes nr. ?' Democrat as f. r?>-.v- : "H^ok 'in t ft ? ' '<? n ?? e e-.rnt aVn of WOto mike I'.on Td'eian f!o'*ernor. hoping to secure n !):?-??? #*?<???< n-.ir ! ministration of - -.n r ?r>'c < *n . en?n?' r.t. which I ?tiH belie-o ??? in! !i r ? 1 c-n nc tomp'ishcfl if le 1 :??! ret <1 w*se5v r. <Jovemor of tl:?v - Tr? tnv letroM** opinion eyery ir?v-e *,f r." w :ts r-? the breach vhVh f? rn <? i in ri?o enn, prtigjl of J890 jimlVroM.itvr t*> c?vte?li**e. After f <* w ;i s e'ocN ?l < jjs? ''rr. >r he h:i<! a large platform erected in front of the Stair' House. which T thought w-*s un called tor and m nnw's ? m? nsure to hc.-.l the breach wiii'-h the cair.p:*.i?r7} had nade. In the distribution of favors it was al'. on his He knows R:?'mn;i "hut a Tillman rrrnn. In lir-^ t>ulM:e "frpeehes if seems t*. nie ho t . - to rrf-r to li- i a^d fc-.n^ht hattl.? ami ?zloriou?* vVtory. He is a pntrna ":o:ts man. Hf f?u.vri t to trot in. he fhrht* while he is in. ;irV li;wi.is jx-fkets fix! I <>? rocks tostay :n." K. 'Wslntve r.'ifd ar<l rererd :u?I r*-a<l ajrain Mr. llfir? speech to his Albany convention. an?l for tho\jjif- of r.s we can't tell whether he is in fVvor t f nr o;> posed^jo the f et* eoinajje | of ? Ive-. < r whether he is or is not. rt-ally a true tariff reformer. , On several occasions within the year or tw >, >[r. Hi'l has made <va. n1: r announcements on frres - tw > t vpics. "which m?de frc coinage n>en scratch their hea ls, r.n-I sound enrrenev men look pnzz'e.l, while the pr.?Wete?l t:io nopolists clainN'd h.i:-^ ?cr their own, and tariff reformers were rerdy to give him ? p. ITo-*ev? r. his t<^?terf shouted all the tinw? tliat 1 e woril ! turn tip all right in the en^r s : I ti e pnhlie vraite<l to see wU; t a^u!*! i e the result. Every one supptf^^if we sh< ?M have dtfar, anmist*-?ki'.ble <h"-l:irati?>n of Ir* . views npen these tw<? sn.?r?n*. 1.* i:n portintqne>ti'>ns w', *?:? the Mhanv c>>n Tenti^n met, hut w''?at ?? have we ro t^eived? On silver he limits 1 ini-clf to tisis s; n tenee : 4,The Siiern^n rr'vor 1 uv r w trn-w farms the Federal co: n.i-je row. r o: sil ver and go?d into nn ins:r:-m ;ir for the . gradual expnlsion of ot:r lor the e> tabRshm?*ni ?.f an exf'us:ve and for the per:nane?:t r-'-lncrio i < f every Aroerieaai ih>Har l?v "1 p r c>n-t <-r more l>el0w tffi' lev.! re i < rrui^ va'ue <!'iri -?g the whole perin-i of i?-.r free l?ii':et::!lie coinage from i 7 to I>7e This is ra! l.ehns t?> s: y concerning silver, an:i who can say :'r. >rn it v. i.ert- he stands up >n that iv.os: inirort.ir.t sub ject? The 5:1 er or.e>ti< n s*an;t> t! ?>: By tne law of ti e i * ?i I e ! >ta:es n silver dollar contains 412' . grains of ?0-10 tine. c2? cro!-] lyM ;r r ?:t;j s.i;> grairj>- of g'-M ti:; ?. Toe s v? :* < ?> - lar is worth at the v?we-!ors$ ) ? e;?t< 'ess than the gold do'j sr. Now the advo :<tes of free coinatre demand th. t the g>v- ru men* shall eo:n, v. ith >r.t limit or ch : se. every 412 h* grains of silver'*- Otin;?. i ? it . a silver dollar, ard _'b:e t> it th?- same debt paving |?v w.-r that -?"> S-10 grains f geld 0-10 tir.e eoinwl into a ii? ll.ir I :??. * The opponents of free coinage oppose this proposition. \\ > can ?'*y fr.uo Mr. Hlir? uttensne ? nher* he sfavd ep.>n this cVe.i < f free < oinaj-e mr'n ? ? I\ii?ftu?i>::d Tine s. V 1^-3 r ' If we re tne nr. her r i ij ? i a 4*Peo. J r ? p'.e s parly* vvss h?>rr? in r!tn? innoti last year ..f :r.ue!j th.- same ele ments and ir. mUeh i* P sin.,). f'V cuaetanees asN. the new j.artvj create?l at the h|hor conference at Chicago. Tlser^j wore ?!?> sirnr j dramatic eiTeets c:' fl.?g wa*in g. the }?:ueand tbe gr ay le.ni versa! s ntTra^e hymn sin?iB?I, hsth 'iujah hurrahs, how;?, hamHhaki'iW. so'o perform, i j.tsces, clan t rap re^^uiior.s -^n-i the! old flag. The $>- ??phVjt p irtv pnt xip a State ticket *n (>???'? and in the elections in t y at. S nfe went out wilh the etfect of a la ilow candle sndtleniy drop;ve<l into the Missis- ; sippi river on a I da/V-. ntsht. AVe; surmise that the tow parly wi'{ pat! cp L. L. Polk for president and share the same fate.? Greenville 2seW3. e.\ *? u 1 , In spite of the decision of the Courts n?r?insl hi? view of the law, i he Com pi roller :ntist get credit for havir;;? done his Wst to obtain a 5 rue vnlnj.iion rf property. In son e cases he lias been thwarted, but on t!.e whole has achieve*! not a iitue in llie ri^ht direction. Equa izing l*oar<Is will hare ir> per form their work m >re carefully be fore the best results can be ob tained. The %'S-t rati Stouts."" S*')v out?,"' "Independent-" cr \V hst-nots," a ?ivvin *iinir b -.n l of misguided brother lifmoera ? s. cr-t-rn still de termine** to jt-oi- i 1 in eobl and . t j.jd^inu 1'V tl.eir or;-i't. The o r. ' \ -j.-ure *.hev p' ?v at i i- 1 1 ? fids we win, J :?:;?? v-u fose.1 Tu<*v musl iinv - i;r;f Spack irw /loirs no <*ake and j :? r:l<>:-e are anv inducement to iher-f spoiled child : er?. R?-f?*n-r.re i>< r.ot in i 10 Jl'i-wi1 who have acfph'-ced i:i pa?ty dec! sion. - WV do not intend to ???.? profane.! We only wis!) to i hpns? a f ? : ? f. in I he l roune^t :: rt 1 ii I'-sl K-'-srish. 1 I n?e Oreenviii- New*. wj;!? ?!i it* ; beloriiiinsfs, would 'j<> to Ii ?? I i and stav there forever l>rf'<re it, wnnld | h?Jpinany m ow r-ir??-: f f.> elect ?>?* ; defeat anvhodv v J?'itin2 a D?'ino- 1 , , . . . era! ic nominal mi ip. > < ? ? 1 1 1 1 1 aroma or j-uu with ;o defeat. a Democratic nominee. We mean cvfry word of if., It w^nM be bet,- j * rt?r that :i * ! the newspapers should perish limn ! ! j ?? t the State an.l her wonr en and child rea snd men be ?_>iven over n 2Tri.i :? othe indescriba ble horrors of rule.-Green vi ? ?e News. j Ira f r tu-r bins a mul > eoit for ten ? ?->* *:n.* m a few years ii <^rnws up ! incomes worth ? 1 "?0 bo is expected ' "? :?ay t ixesen \z at the increase J value ?'."tii ii >h h ? ha-> jron^ to jrrent expense In f and attend nz to it. If a p';o-:phate man buys a share of stock f?r SIC) and in the con r>e of a few ' years it Iwomes worth jflJOfV he claims 'hat he should pay t-rxe<* only o:< rh^ - <? *k at the value f $100 which sum he rtrj?t p:.;d for it. la t!uf nctantimc he hj?s rot fed the stock (fcltlr<>'iqh he mar have red it) ar.d has !Ve;i at no oxpen-e Vjn keeping it. Ii' the farmer don't ;>av taxes <>n the in j cre:i$ed Value ft the colt that is called ' tax-dod^injj and ra?c .lity. If the pli?< phat'* man don't nay on th * Inn eased value ?.f his stock that is calif d "btisi | ne*s." When the fanner find* his mule colt assessed at ;ti increased value lie sklimishes around f >r the money and pavs his t ixrs withont a word for he fs nuliintr to hear h"> proportionate share I of rhepnhlir hhr len. The phosphate i man, however, hires a Haskelite lawVer , and pays h'm what sh.-til 1 tro 'o lighten burden of the faxo.y^rs. ? Abbeville Medium. TheTbfrd Party. It nt Ss. Louis, Feb. 22nd 1S02. Its father, according to he*t opinion, is Ignatius Donel 1 v, its mother, Mrs. Lease bevor.d a douht. How awfully delighted Temperance and Woman's Rights females will he over tiie new little [ i darling. Pow(b rly, Simpson, and Weaver ? ill nurse it, wi:iie Watson : and Poik will wash for it.. Rut it's !*?*dv a w.'ix didl or rn^-l?abv and hasn't tire hreai i of life in its lit tle bodv. 1-t wi'.i be pitiful to watch poor Col. L. L. Polk t rying n!i next su'u [ fm.r lo hatch out a china ejzir.- He will tiot, have in ieh company at this j business. He will be so full of ; mites !>v the ^nd <?f the reason that ; no one w*;U touch him with a foitv i foot p ?le. {Tinman's Spm*h at N<vsr berry. ?4\V ur.TFirK there sha'l )>?* n spirt ! h*?wn i lit- #?i i ? parties or not Iran : not sav: lutt certainly the trend ?-f I lliint-s i-4 in that direction. Until S; d*'?f^? hapjieo, we, who are t??dav x<?r>|i (i l*v the RepnHican* with l Jn'fr'" f. ?}?*??? t?iij .md ix'^ro do;mri:i : i i r > r> . hav- u?l t- ? ??l ?? t i hy I he I)i nio ' i-i p:?r?v of lite N?>: i w it - have h? Sped ns to pr? wnt. t ! . ? ? ?s ? ? ? t ' h iuri^. I here > 1??> :* i ? i t ?*? and can l>t; no j ? i s t. nntajionUrn l?r.vi'tn I in* fanners and any other cias-*. (>.. !>*>s the f :? ri5i * are prnspetnnl? : ev.-rv ot'.cr interest must, sulFt'iv !*!??? r?? jn.jv l?e a dispute ms to h?>w are to reach certain p-iint?, but ft>r s:i!;e don't ? r i:* quarrel ??hour -vachiu?j tfriC- point.." Spt-rikiRif al-oul th^ I,oni$ Convention uni the Tliir.i Party he Said t f i r-i l he <i [ 'i not Relieve we I -vouid have any Th ird Party in ?ti t !; ajoiina yet : out he ?i i f 1 not w Jiat come. Seli'.infer ? ? -L mijdM f?>?oe us ;o "*^o with th** Northwi'^l; hut untii I it n t tbne did 1 4t?nn? we had to s* :?nd to?j*?i .htf for (* <i, fc-r sr.(i fin n.-ilive land. Ci-v Priia.;iy "Eleclioa Ii're-. 1. That It d ivs before the trne hereinafter tritd fo? holding of ihr primary **!ect i? -u it shall \nt thie duty of thi; City Executive Committee. through lis Chairman,, to notify the President or oth?T prr-sidiup o*Jic* r o:' each club that r; primary election for the several offices to 1h- tilled will be held. i That immediately upon receipt of sm-h p..?t-Scation the presiding officer of ; each c- 1 ?. 1 1 ? jrive notice ot" holding eV;-?ion. its ?*-t f.?rth in the notifi cation of the City Hxecntive Committee, s'ich notv*e to he given Ly publication thereof in th* citv newspapers, and by pc such at, thr* polling places. < >n t!-e 3rd Tuesday in March in each election year th>re shall be held at each ward preciat a prircarv election for the nomination of a mayo'r and an alderman Iroiii such ward. ?4. The polls; shaM be opened at 8 o'clock A. M^and kept open without intermission until 6 I'. M., when they i shall oe closed. 5. At each ward precimt there shall : i be three <3) Managers of KSectiou ap pointed by the Executive Committee.1 ? who shall Le members of such ward ; 'dub. J-'houid any manager be u r able ! I to serve. his place shall i-e supplied by | the City ( hairman. And if i majority ' i of the regularly appointed managers ! fail to serve. the vote in such v. ard niay not be counted b} thy hxe. alive Com m it tee. *>. The Executive Committee shall furnish a ballot box f >r each w;.ro. f<>r the secure keeping of which ti.e mana gers shall be responsible. Liinu-date fly before opening the poiN the maria gers and tht-ir-_rverks t.hn.1 the 1 following plc<V? ?' i "I do solemnly ph dge my sacr <1 h: or that I wiii laith fully peih r: r : 1 1 i *:i? duties irtcia T.t i > ij:> j ?? ? - i 1 1< . i ; u ?!ger of the primaiy ? lection t?? the :? s-i , j*>f my abl:i\v.~ ; L"i;e e!*ric ns:n*r the term "cl< r;-" instead *::< r;a-j?-r."; 7. At ?he or-eni:.;; of the } : Lls t !:?* , i-uil'.t boxes shali ??? cTiij'tTirtl o! ?tii con tents and e^ :n f i ? all persor s in t . ndance up< n \ }? . ? The b; >x?-s > ; . :L . i i." cl??sc; an*.! I shall s > i?-i,ia.n niit.i tne p \.s .1 re ( 'e;!. The managers smdl ?!e't on^ <?; tli'u-r uniher ? nairman: j-hall l.O'-p a ? 1 i.-r : :,<! a p;?il 1 i:>t. and 1* >r th - | pin pose s I:.: ' i appoint a < :? rk 'J. The >ei/re!a;y ?>i ?-a-h chib shall j j?:eparc an fJlphaS ttical li>t <>t *?.il tr.e . enr.>!h ?! mea-.h'-rs ??f theelnb. un-l three [ davs b< f .i'e gueh election >ha.i deliver j the s? t<> the Chairman or' i he l.\e ? it i V 0 ? All f'.'iiu'i" i Jit*s s!:iiT suuserdie ;:riiL send ?> d t\s iiefore s:.od eh-cthm. 1<j the Chairman of the < " i t >' Kxecmive ? 'ommittee the fodowing pledge: "1 tic atlirm tha* I am a i >e ! i : ? ci.tt and so! emidy pledge i; ?y sac I'd! 1km ;j?r to abide by ami st; ??pi >rt tin* m imnations ol the 1 wmer itic parry in said primary elec tion. ami not To accent eifh'-r a nomina tion <-r an olhce from any source other iriin the regular constituted Democrat ic organization." Ami it shall be the duty i f tli?r i'i'y Chairman of the Exec utive Committee to furnish a li-t of Un persons so pledged t<< the managers, with the ballet box. 11. The voting shall be by ballot; in one box evej-y voter to cast a single bal lot upon which shall be the names of the mayor ami ahlerman for his ward for whom lie desires to vote. The bal lots used, shall be either printed or writ ten. part printer! or part written, and shall contain the riames of only such persons as are included in the preced ing list, ami any other names shall be considered scattering' arid not counted. 12. Before being permitted to c-jst a vote, each person shall take in- go?*j fai?u the following pledge: '*1 solemn ly ailirm that I am an enrolled member of this club. That I have not voted be fore at th:s election."* A refusal to take this pledge or any part thereof, snail be a goou ground of challenge ami rejection. 13. At such primary election all p tsr ; sons eligible to vote at the next election i of the city orticers shall be allowed t<S | vote in the ward in which they reside | who can satisfy the managers by the I vouching of kmnvn democrats or ??!.; ! erwise that they are Democrats am; i will vote the Democratic tieket at the next general election, lint no colored pers ?ri shall be allowed to vute except j such as voted the democratic ticket at j the election of liliJ and has combined ? to vote the tame since. ! i. U lien the nailots s?h?il K'ave been counted tlie inauagei , shall ..-malic out. in duplicate, return* sTi owing the num ber of ballots cast for each p< v..| ' ed for and the t<;t-ii mtmoer of !>:? dot east, and shall Oi l. sit one :?i t; \. - ! turns in ti;e baiiot b.;x \\iih ;hr iMiio i ami tile the other .l> o. r ihe rec? ???({. : of the el lib. i ne ret Jii i?a ,-n.dl be s;^!:i < . ! by all the n ana_-.:s. Wi.o>h m hkeVi*; : ce; tit \ to ihe Corivctmss. luri'.oi. ,\s ; many vol s as ai e i.i ; ?-.-.s nnn. i i er of names on the r.^ii thai I i e u:s. i posed of by the manners <s pres.crih c. by the law in general eiecii??ns l'o. J'he bm.ot b x com anting tie I tailo ti *e p i>*i i is. , ifro (V, l.iieu ji'itli !i j ot the manti-Vi'S, logeiUer w ;;ny o: er papers the jr nuy ueem prop r ro in , C ? ude? S: i ti ? ? it- ti*. \ c ( ui v I ; s.l ,v . '. after snch ihc;i?;:i oe JviV.arueu. - j ciirely ioch.-;i .mi ..and, io the Chairman ot tnc City Executive (Join ciittee at tin; upe-ci House. For the purpose of thus ior warding the mana gers shall select one of their members to act iis iu? sseiiger. who shall be! ore he enters upon the utnns tbercot, re : peat in the presence of the other m ma ; gers the fi.J.o?-irt^ declaration: "i do J solemnly pi. dge nvy saer.-.i honor tha. 1 will ta-:ti:i:u:y lcrform ail the outies ; incident to my p .-siiioh as mtss mgtH ol tiie prim:in ejtcii^n to tnc be-t ot m. <. pabiiity." id. 1 lie i*#xec?iti? e Committee r ; j 1.1 i meet on ti?e m-vi u ?^ aiter ine e;ccin h at lli m a.i . toe ^ccietary, l?av;ngii: it presenc.- opened tii" b-.\es una lubula - ! ed the retuis, shaii ?:i;l i:sii if.e agg-e firate returns m the j : ? ut isce ? . : t i-i.-ni | .mittee in open sess;..::. j i<. if any pers?Mi iii td i:;ive- :*...e;\ ed a major; iy * ? i aii in<* v??p s ca.-.t n-i the olliee li-r v> I;i-.-li in.* i^ a can* ?*, he shaii be declared the noi:*Uue i.i iht j Democratic party n-r sucii oliice. 13. If lor any ollif e it 1 c I' liitd t'.in j r.o candidate has :\-ccived a in- j- : t- v ... ! a:l the vcies cast at liu*-pr^! eiec i tion tor sueh ofli<v. i_lje ( n yKxec.it: vi j Committee shad 'forthwith commitoi cate tiie result to Hie se\eral < ni!>-, ,in<; i m like manner as herein be lore j iv scrmed <?ruer a sec 'fid pr:u. ; r\ election to be k (?;'! oil I lie !tii 1 ues?hi\ 1!? ,'vliir .'liter the eitction. jm r; shall be heio un^er tl.e san.e i a.i s u.?> : the h.-st. ii>. At such second primary election ; orilv th-i t so eandui.ites n-c iv.n^ to |ht5rnest number oi v.i^s at tin- joriuci ! ei?-? tioi: shad he >,;tt d fur. -H. At such s^i,. . piimary election I the two x midahia.-s liiu.-. auno uae. shaii be v??te i lor, aii \nies otij. ; partn-s ?>ei.5g c?>:i- n:e;t-d as >c.i t'*i.n j ? Li l( t iiot t oaiiifl. x ii?' i v."< ? 1 1 * s oi ; ; I i ^ ' e?eeii.*n sn?i;J he rnaoe in the s tme !:] .i. ? .iei a.^ :?eit'i;i.?e:*>.*e pr?*s.a'ibed tor tae ? 1. i ne ?; r<-j^.s >i ce.vmg the ma'<j' IC \ oj t m* \ ?>tfS at lhe:i.co!i ! elcc..' !! j suad Ji' ' iie i.omioces oi ine i*eia c. .n ;c party. 'JJ. It shall l>e tiii- duty of I ? . t- City Ewcut'.Vf C* tl?.v ??? hear ana u< - Ec*rinii;e .ill protests and coiiit >>d j? i | mary eit* :-?n casts. -xtij m.ritvo :.j. j>r<?trsts i:iu-:t he ti.c-i with Chair i iiiun t?eioiv (ht* election ss 'if.v-irft;: and the ground..-* <>t in <-a>er> u? b?- co:;testc d : ii : :>t u<* . sar-;*- day e;?at:n:Tte?:\ which must tilcll l>?- 111 >!1 t<? ::;.d m tt-r iniue ail fucii casts. I'roviued T. at . Ilo candidate sliah ! e a !:i' lr::.r . ?! I : ? hxt < V.tlYr \ wD-i-litlve u i.Jit : 1 1 _r a x?r? . ; ~1'. I'lwii tin- > ut t v<*rv < a : . t ? ; - d ite !? r tlitr \ >?.? o t : ? ? s ' ?? o* ; ; :? , jshail^ie prinvd 14...;, .?!!?? ? ; j r, ' and that each v. 'vr v :v.m ;i : ;wt:? *. 1 1 1 > h?* wi.> !it-s * ? ? >* <? ; >r. U-- 1> r> < .1- ? - inir hi" i>a i-*t. r ;>e :??.? ?t;. a ti ro ttie, the whole t rk<*t shall be t :.r-? : 1 1 . ii iji-c.-'S ?ry s-sa.-wt-s ;<r?* iau<.r fij sofus olliivrs i i : i u.?t l<>t others. Hit4!: "lit* ii.;:u -i :> - < ul where erasure? a:v :..a r. Kach ! candidate shad at ts.e he ti: s i !{??' i pledge with tae rhidrniai:. pav the sui:i j of UU to l>e u.se i 1.1 expenses oi I the election. The names ;t ah the can didates \^ho contributed said sum >hail he printed <>n ballots to be us ?<{ at tin ensuing: primary eie tion, the Chairman of the Executive Commute t-? f'in;isr? said ballots to the managers with the; ballot box. Ii4. Kach voter shall be ;v?*-at and for himself t.ik-- the pledge i?td dvp ^it his ballot in the !x?x. and t:.e M.n: i^ers of .tectum shall under ***r~ oih^r cir cimstaures receive a vote./ ? -- Adopted bv the K a ecu five Commit tee Feb. 20? lbV2. Jjio. \Y. fcorbett. A. A. Moore. Secretary. Chairman. $10,000 GIVEN .WAY. __ __ I>y theGr<*at Southern Weekly, J Tiie Atlanta Constitution. T'- :: thousand -follars will lx- rti.stribnt- i I e?l this year by The Wekki.y Coxstiti" j tiox, puMi?he?l at Atlanta. amonj; its subscribers. This ?:reut newspaper .i:;s nr-a-'.y the ! largest eirrulation of any weekly news |p:'.per puUishe?I in 'be I'nitcu States. with ( Re pti-ip. in f.on on. the i largest in th? w.-rl'i. I {'is. first ?n?l u>rc uh?>:. a r.o'.v. -paper. <hr. ? ? i < ? 1 1 : every v.e.'k 'be f i 1 i !:(??? ? : 11 the WoiM. :<U'l ? ?b-v< :!?'-?! e.speela!';. : . the <!? v.thmmej.t ti <- "''.nrh. I..- eireubrion r,i>v. ??>. 11 f?. ! h j> ? u>b!n,r f :r I,; 0. ? ' ? ' If ro;>ii - v. ill e:il on :: ; 1 e:i ViVi.-Tb {?.:?;! r.;I- I>n'. ;; r 1 >1 tribr. J'i'.v nrvl <v i ? r will i.e ??! vi< Iim! i; - I ' ?. ! ? ! i-'.u i-u ps.v?* a:."s ? .! !i* v I t . ii-1 > ."?.(?'<>! >, t>.v v ji th a na<l - 1 i *? ff.tl ? ?: t i.?* v??:-r, Tii i:r ??! <1 . i i ? t? ? n v. i!i !??? b-;se<l <?n th.* r- .i; ?>t ' t.oru:;::it!n^r ?'<? ? n >.i ? fa ?> -.it ;>::rtVs in .1 : t; 1 th" > tfi.'-r ??n :be r? <t;it ot the j iv.-i !e::tiai i< .n. Ti e n:it ;? mil ue::!<?< r.ir'.i e?.:ivc;:ti?a> ? met t.? :f C*li ?<*:: Jan * L'l it. 'i national ? n eonventiots ! meet at Miimea|io'is June 7 h. l'"t h wiii i.nminntea <-amh?l ite t?<r ] res '.?!? ra -,n?l viet -prevalent. tor t be First i'rize. Twrii'y-Ii ve hundrct dollars i:i u">S?i i I ! be IS . * i'i) i.v l'.'IK * 'uNjiTIVi'TIoS to | i i.e -::cr<-ssi:ij ariswi ft. of the ijuesi'ou. / 1 J; ft rt'iff Itethe. ;)OHi ie?x ttf (itch itarfif jot' president am! rier-prcs- ; i<h /. t . Amy person selecting the tour names thus chosen will he cr.tit !<?<! r -tlic llrst j prize of $2..V>0 cash, and i:, ly chance, ! tn< r.? tlin*: o:;^ r.nswers correct' y. the ; prize w il: he divide 1 accordingly. lor a Swoiul I'H/.e. ?ive hundred dollars in ca*h will be j divided among those who guess correctly i o:ily three out of the f<>ur names t > be thus chosen a-pirtv standard hearers, so I .that th': gutter may pr-pue.-v wr.>ng as j to one of <he four names, an ! I v .getting] Jhrce correct will come in for tills prize, j $2,000 More? 250 Prize. I i In audition to the ahove s" 000 i i gold. ; j 82.000 more will be distributed in '2~ 0 j i rl/.,,.-<. eondstinir of twenty-live go'd ! watches and twenty-live si'ver watches, | the retail value ?-f which is $4 ) and Jj '-O. ! respectively. ami 200 copies of WiiKSTBSi's ! * Mammoth Dictiov xNu-y.oritrinal edit ion ^ | ; fully illustrated and consisting of 1,"Q$ ; pa*_fej?. i The go'd watches wi:l he given to ev ry ; | hundred balM. of the tits; 2,"0 ) received. j | the silver watches to the next. series ofi j hundredth ballots, and after t hat ev^rv ; i fiftieth ballot will receive <>".ie o: the - .0 ] Webster's mammoth dictionaries. All h:r III >ts must be accompanied by [one year's subscription to Tuk W'kkkia j O.n^tmttion, at only ??1. an 1 must he ? written on a separate piece ef paper from ithat containing order tor subscription. Ti e winn.-r of any of the ti")2 prizes j ;:V<>yo noted will he given a Ire- jjuess at j jtherext ? ">,000 distribution after .T t : 1 y j ! 1st. This costs you nothing and on may ! get S-.;"00 or S'fU m gold. Von will cer j fai'dy rec< ive the greatest weekly news ! p;* per published it*, the South !"< r ore year and there will never be a y.?: r when a i great newspaper will he more inter* sting j than this one. ! Address all con&nun'eations to Tut-; i CoNSTiTfTiov. Atliinla. Oa. " n ViTUT G.U|J aitj'uy.uiij M!,!j j ?> ? > ; 1 1 s i (\.r . ? Kershaw (.'uuntv. ! \ s S ilm y Bel "'in, I ViVr.n i.t. >!:?r! ,.f !N-;i' Kst >Ao. F'i ?>' e<l'ci?r?' !<> ;.n ?-f <'o;irt. 1 (l.Jt- <1 I-YJ>vs: ry I will ?>iiVr l??r j ;U i>ul 1 :? ? v. i;i < > l ; ln? t Yr.ri t Hi*:;--!*" it! ( ? iin U'ii. on the {' r t ?\fo ; : <l:i *.? j in March \vithin t! c 1 -_mI h-.urs ? .f i ^ 1 <* . a 1 r ! > : ? ; i f -". jtar.-i 1 ;>r tract of j ly brin-; nn.'l in tin* I CoiBitv ??????! Sta:c- ?a.:'<tves:ii !. cnn'ainin}: o:;o min.'lrc J nn<! seventy nrtvs r-orf jiivU-ss.at.il ?m t . it* N.irth ami i Mast l?y l.itiiN < >1 J s. II. S.?ntl) j !>v tract <?; 1 MJ.'i tnriv.nly l>c!o:ii:in:r t<> I : n 1 F .i -.i-.'s ('anuf. an<) West by i tract S..M !y J.;s. II. Van .-hail t<> I A. ( '. rii;!?U-r ?. T i r.::s <?f s tV (*:? -I ?. Purchaser to p?y i ior <!?.?<! <.t" c )uv y<tiv e. ' \V>i. CLYWRX, Clerk of Cor,:t ?>f Kersh. w Co. | Fi-l>. I Scientific American Agency for CAVEATS, ""?'T? ADE MARKS, DECiON PATENT8 CCr-YRiCHTS, etc. For Information nr.d free Elandboofc write to MINX A CO.. XI PuoawaV. Nk>v York. Oldest bureau for seeurms patent.- in America. Every patent Utk^n out by ns if broucht before the public by a coticc given tree of charsc ir. the JtieBttCt? ^awricaa u CO Larrrjit, e'reuiatien of or v sdmtiflr pcp<*r <n tho T-orld. Splendidly i;h:*trate<l. N?> intelligent man should t>e without it. Weekly, S3. 00 a year; ifl-iO six month?. .> duress M CNN x 00? I'VBLISUHKS, 3tl BroaUway, New York. w. W J b E^a ???<13 -?IV-OX. : WHY ?3 THE ^ w vyj dcrsctf S3 SHOE CEEiTL^SN THE EEST SHOE M IKE TT031D FCR THE. t^IiEY? It Is a seamless shoo, wicli no tarn* or wax thread to hurt tat>feet; marie ?-f the best fine caif. stylish &?<1 easy, and t'-rn ir*s. t r,- visxie v. mr *Ji <xi or' this grntle than an;/ vvmvfactvTtr, it hand wed s 4 -cs p< r^t m ^ from S l.uu to CJ tt?HJrno:nr Uaxd-w.Tcd, th* flnert calf iP?/? ? hoe ever ? :!??:.? l 1 r equals i rencli Imported sir x' s <v f n>ni $vi tn '? . C/l 0?> rlaud-Sfwcii Wc-lt !*h:?p. II" ' calf. ???"? Etylish. comf .r:al>Iv a u- : durable. 'J best shoe ever ottered ct th:s j rUv : .Mine grade as cm tom-made shoes costing from ?? . n t->; ??. GJO j() rolirc >h;>r: Farmers. ;..?i'..-on * >T~n 9v* and Lettert 'airier* all \\< art! r^: seamless, srutftoth' inside, heavy tLr ?. j ^.cs, tiiea sioc ed?e. One pair >v;il w.>:;r "a v?':.r. a a -.<? ? ??? 1 .. ,4i "-.:r ftv.;.r. tfA <j0 fine calf; n* bt:;*r sii->j evpr efffred at %0 <fir? this price; one trial will convince tLoso who want a shoe for comfort and service. ttO U3 find S'2.03 V/crUineiann'* st"** Vfca are very stma*: and durable. T".i>*p wno have given tbom a trial will r.-wr cr> other make. nAtif*! Si :,!) arid si.?? fch-.l sl-.es aro BUJ J w- u f yt l>-y?.&vpr>\vii"re: th<.yseH on their merit ? i. > "?as n - - show. ft ' \ '? "?\'? ? ?,;'v? 1 i ?_* *.? ? .-v. ? C'-.aalsircnch 'T-.-ir* - J sir. ?? ? ? . 'ir- v. f :\ ". J ; ;???, ? >? 1 . T ?"> Fh>V? f07 ?" - * w7 *ie'? . ' ?' u ' tvji- . siL<l <.Krahle. ? :V . : !,. i ? ?'*. *? - .? ? ? , .??? n ?rrrr 'z.ja - ? -??"vinff vott? '> -s. ifji-i bj Iff RSC ! BUOS.j { J. A. SIIEORN, Collector & -Ileal Estate A gt., Camden, S. v . Trwn;?wsKYT ATTORNEY AT LAW. CAM DKN. s. r. f?s?iF I'r.irtii-c^ in nil of t'*.c* rls it t ! : Stair Sjivcial istu-ntlcn :iit; n to i\?! i loi-ruiiss. \ f \: v v n HI"?'!' i . \ i j 1 J * \ JL < I ) I } 1 j i i ~5 t-~t> "?* ?'-*1 >?S2 _ _.iT^ <5^ -_> ? u. - -.?. j o Brought on t by the su^es tion of the late earnent 1) c tor .L M 1LNER FOTUER GILL OF LONDON, who was the Be>t writer ok Foods, am! most Notkd Physician in tiik TREATMENT of DISEASES ot the digestive organs, perhaps ill the world. 1 le stii d: ? What a bo. m it would be to the nvdical proiession if some reliable chemist would b:ing oiTt an I xtraet of Malt in com bination with a well-digested or ^ O peptonized Beef, ?r*ving us tin elements el Beef, and the stimu lating and nutiious portions el Ale." WE HAVE DONE IT! And Ale and Beef peptonized, is the identical combination as si)L-ge>te ! by this eminent Fin sician. In each bottl ? is contained the FULL NUTRITION 0f ' ?NE QUARTER POUND OF LEAN BEEF, thoroughly pep tonizi! J. The Ale is otic \ ear old be fore we bottle it. and is gnaran: t ???>(] to be equal to the best Ensrlish Ale. We invite attention to the following strong testimonials w hich are from gentlemen hiurli o o j in the Medical and Pharma ceutical profession, which is a | very small part of what we have received from all parts of the country: Mr. Gv^. Wr. Sloan, I ha: macist. Indianapolis, Ind. ? "It gives me pleasure to report ex cellent results from the u e of Ale and Beef, Peptonized, es pecially in those cases who suf fer from La Grippe " Dr. Wm. New, U. S. Govern ment Chemist, Washington ? ;A better Ale was u? vei brewed, and a b- iter Nutrient Tonic when combined with Pv-ptot ized iieet. which you call Ale an* Beef Peptonize d, was never! made/, -IRE.MKED V,\ The Ale and Beef Com .5 pany, DAYTON. OHIO, U. S. A. Price for a Inn?- 12oz bottle. '!?> ernts. The only place in rown you can get it is at Dr. A A. Moore's Drug S'ore. where you will always find a full line of drugs and druggists* sr. lid : ios. Glenn Springs water in bottles or on draught. Gar-. d;-n Seeds, Paints. Oi's. etc 1 ,1 MOOEI P'j vs ci;i: j nnd Dru.'gist. 1 675 MONTI! ?;5()0 i Ho You Want iient? Hn i*y u Iiuli \ *?n can tn:il-:c from ; 7 to .SJUfiO.OO prr moot I) ? the ; .iiiidiir.i ?'.? -juMi. ! i 1 1 vf ( ? 1 1 w-ict'ifr y. i work ??:irr <>r :il! v<> ir limr siii'l on the amount ! ?>f \ n? a-,. I VI(;on : r.d PLUCK J it! i' L'Sil yni p :t into the work. If so t i>w yon to write to us. We've ! 4'ot m. iiiri it i it \i tliut (iOKS, an<! ! .line's n.' iii f >r a tew more to i-omcc ? It won'! cii-: \mi m ich to in\estj^:it a ? ?n ! v :i t w. ,-cc-wi \V ?? want ? a m: v? i dm-a\vakk ui:r Iv- L/i'l \ I f V l' i;j VO!!!1 iiiiy, fiil:rr M AX O 2* WOMAX.I :: V'.i; int?,r?">tt fl v. <?*?! ? i k ? ? t * ? in-.u ? \ ? * M t 1 ? I r- ?? :i \ ?> i . \v i- ii \ w iU'sV' i iu*?v > - ? -ney.? a;; i::f .>!ii.tti(i:i hy ri urn '1 :i"n !f uri a:-" not rotivinred. j > ! . i :iit : liK'.v'in.:' iv > !.ar:n <!<in<* ? on!v' <>r >! ?vs a <:<><> i > r:uN(i. i -t . i v. ii:--.- 1 "i-i-.-. '? : : i i'< V* * Tho {>kk1;a ? <>. wash iN(; r< )N. I), i . pNICgioOOjjiM ALL SKIN />"'D BLOOD DISEASES, i The Best Houseli old Medicine, Once or t price each year the sys tem needs purging of the Impuri ties vs-hich clog the bl6ed. From childhood to old age, no remedy meets all cases with the same cer tainty of srood results as BoTANiC BLOOD DAI.M. \V. C. MoGxihev, Webb City. Ark., writes. " B. B. B. has i:>ne tt.c m-re Rood and for less money than ar/ othrr Hood purifier I ever used. I the co-nfsrt of my iife to it." P. A. Shepherd, Norfolk, Va., August to, iS2o, "" I der>*" ' t. S. h. B. for the preservation ' of rny heilt!1. 1 lave had it in ray fajniiy now i nearly t\r-> rears and in *31 that tixe "have cot had ! to hiVC 3Li i >cMr." 'VTritft -{?' "? '."Iiisrratcrt "Book o? fcLO.'D &AT.M C_> . Ga. Scntfre* - 7- K ) D<> \'ou a jjjiit ?!j ^lolhcg? >; > I( so I can sell you m that | will exactly fit yoa and exactly ' ?uit you. v I am the sole *agent in Cam- 1 den for Wanamnlrer & Brown, ! ib.- LARGEST ami MOST RE- J I I A B LE C U) T 11 1 N G 1 1 OU S E in AMERICA. You will timlnt my store the | ! finest, I'rv'iticst and m< st com- 1 i lin? ?.f samples EVER kiUOUGllT '10 THIS CITY. i Now is i he time to order i | \ ou iv SPRING CLOTHING. I | Nvhy not let tr.e have a suill l made to order for you when I von can get it JUST AS' | CHEAP? All goods warrant^!, and; sat siai t on iju-'r uteid" Polite j ! attention to all. Yours K< sp -ctfuih . J). WO! FE. I ? MANUFACTURED BY ? ! Ihe Wilcox k Gibbs Guano Co. CHAKLE3TON, S. C., O. P. WINTERS, 'Wholesale Grocer. o Wholesale Dealei in WINES, LIQUORS and CIGAUS, ? No. 18-3 Enst Bay, Charleston, S. C. | THIS is the only store that I ('oes not carry a mixed stock, but dres carry the best line | of Fine Clothing in the State. The best dressed gentlemen say so, and my aim is to keep it so. It is better to make a specialty of this lir.e than to undertake to run a mixed stock. My line of Spring Clothing I will be the most attractive in th<2 city showing all the latest ! shades and patterns of stylish ' <*oods, My line of Hats cormprises the latest sliapes and colors that can be had this season, giving- yon a jjr at variety to select from. Unlanudried Shirts is what I call your attention to. Th" best Unkundried Shirt in the city is Kinard's Specialty, price >1.00. Then 1 havj the best for 7^ ct<. and < "J ) ctj. that can i>". found. The Celebrated St ir Shirt will give yon better satisfaction in a laundricd shirt than any you enn find else where; price ?L.l)0, >1.2o and ?? 1 oO. Try one and you will; be w .'11 pleased; for thev lit p *r (ciy. " | A you novel in my line "iv ill !)??/ > >1(1 ut (!;'? lowest price. an .1 the workmanship i. i he best. M. L. KINARD, Coltliii Jtii< O ? 0? for infants and Children. "Castoriaisso we!! adapted to cbiidrrn t hat I recommend it as superior to a ny prescription known to me." II. a Akciikr, !L D., Ill So. Oxford ot. Brooklyn, N. Y. "The use of 'Oastoria 1 is so un: ersal and 'Its merits so well know n that it seems a work of suprerocation to endorse it. Few are the intelligent fanylies who do not keep Castoria within easy teach . " Carlos SIartyic. P. TV. New York City. Late Pastor Bloon:ingdale Reformed Church. Caatorlactjres Collr. Constipation, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea. Eructation, Kills Worms, gives tdoep, auJ pruujutcs g^stion, ! Without injurious dedication. (!. " Fot-sor ral years I liav* recorni j.):;r ' Cas^ria, ' and shall alw\ s co?i d j no as it luwi iiivaiiabjy produced I results." KDwiki*. Pardzs, M. Dn "The Winthrop,'' lJ6tb tsVe??t and ?th ^xj'ork rvw ? ,_lW_ ~r yprbat St rest, New Yofcx. Tuk Cent adb Cokpant, tt muni's im f i GARRISON CAMDEN, Mon's suits at 11.50 formerly 15.00 worth 20,00. Men's suits at 10.00 formerly 1 3.50. worth 18 00. Meti s suits at 8.00, formerly 10 00, worth) 12.00. Men's suits at 0.00, formerly 8.50, worth 10.00. Meu's suits at 1.00, formerly 5.50, worth 7.00. Men s suits at 3 50, worth 5.00. I I / ! MEN'S PANTS AT ALIi PRICE Boys' suits at all |)riccs. Men's overcoats at all prices. Ladies' shawls from 10 cents to $4 00. Ladies skirts from 35 cents ?1.50. 7 *. f THESE GOODS MUST BE CLOSED OUT IE BEGARDLE.SS Of PRM Men's undershirts at 39 cents, formerly 00 centi, also betl goo<\$ at New York cost. Ladies vests U 39 cents, formerly .00, also bett?r ^oods New York cost. I Wo fywp ^ot-l|i?| $ut f artfaiBijj 'll i m ! |ffl To olier you at all times. Every time you pass our door you lose iaonev. us we are determined to sell troods che?iper than j any other house in lversh'.iw County. loiae and see us, we will save vou monev. Remember our b and 10 cents counters, lots of nicc thing* I on them. YOURS TRULY I- the lever that m >W5 a 111:111 to buy, wh'*n he wants a nicoj Divss Soe.s and can't make up his mind to invest ?5.00 ef'i even ? I 0!) these ha ril times. And then when lie tinds that ?:}..*><) Dress Shoe will stand hard1 service, it is pulls the money right out of his pocket. It is -natural. Our increased sale 011 this shoe proves that thi> theory is .correct. llr.s ".j.oO Lender Shoe is only one of a number of cthfta \ M 1 ? * ''J*?! very popn! ir Shoes v.hien we carry in stock. ! : wl gapeif $k?e, Jit, ia4 -i\ *n