The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 27, 1892, Image 3
Wtl'BCH DIBETtORY
CnuxcH, ? Rev. Myron
.Gordon. Pastor- Preaching svary
?til a. *. and 8:1* p. *. Fan
?efeool from 12 *- to 1 p. *- <?v?Tr
J* P raver-meeting every Wed
?i 8:15 p.m. All seats are free.
F^biic is cordially invited to attend.
o<" Thanks. ,
? last meeting of tk* C'aro
Cornet Bind tlfe followiffg res
ion was adopted :
tp.d: That the thanks dt this
extended to Mi? C. I>. Kershaw
ladies and gentlemen who a^i?t
i? the benefit play for ? bis band on
?^whereby the handsome sum of
made and presented to os.
At th
T. J?*u
f&hik
fcOwas
Institute. . i
fostilue fi?r the white teaeh
of the county wril) be held rtiir
t be week commencing Mondav,
20th. Every teacher shouid j
band. An al>'p *"ijj
net the csrrrWs md ?;re'lj
*ill resuU ?'? ??-? r- j
1? it.' S??taWh' nVr-t n j??*? |
for the teachers will Ik- m:id?
anrounced later.
Hortictf tara! Society.
fegnlar meeting for tlie an
taction of officers of tiif
joltnraf Society will be htdd
Holiday, May 30th.$ A full |
latoce is desired.
^erj' Obe *h?uid remember the ;
faH exhibit of tlie Societv
be held in November and farm
?#4 ?fird'>ner g should commence
; aside the best specimens of
r industry.
Rem Afar.
owing complimentary no
frf the recent piay given hare
oor local* amateu??*|if>eared in
week'* iwie of tne New York
rumattc Mirror, the lending or<ran^
the theatrical pu>f* sait-n in the
fjMted tffos : /*
? Opera House, (K. M
?rts, Manager:) Trifles*: I>y I
t?ura, 12 to a': large and Weil;
d audience. This play, was
lU*n !.y Mi*? Charlotte Kershaw!
Camden, and whiie the plot ia|
K<leep; it permits a <ireat deal cf
" 1^ was creditably per
fiormed. .The principal par 19 were
taken h$r M iss Lnia Lang and M r.
I* T. Baltv r. Sixteen people were
<fn the capt.
- Jtotii Jxirors for thaJtm? Tara. X
|g.'-iTW following r* The lint oKpeiit.
jarora drawn l?y the j*n*r^c>mmis
?k>ner? Monday to eer^ie at the June
tttm of court for thif county :
~ Gla<fdeniS II Cunning
" R P Prire, L
H C Salmond, T W
| ;.^rnei?KJohn R Hall, S B Motley,
| IB Th ?W, B T Haatey, W G G?tF, j
W Horftahy, W H B-raijnon. A 0
| Jones, Keiton Oweos, F P Rodger?,
W F Tripsdel, Jesse Abbott* J J
; AHed. W Watts, N A BetKnne,
f\ T F Jackson, B D Bronson, L alcL
; j - fcrown. Aliens Johnson, W CGf
' ?U1, C P Bowtn, Wm M ttjfth
; KK Motley, John T Graham, W K
~i: Joherfon, jr., R C Johnson, G W
| Cay, W W Goff, Tlios. TV' Lanj:.
AdTertiMed Letters.
f - The following is a Hot of adver
tise^ letters remaining in the Cam
den post office for the week ending
^ April ISth 1892:
i Mrs D A Williams, Prudence
/nderson, R J Bro^nr*J F Boy kin,
j Brilton Branhaw', June Boldrvn,
f Dock Bifrrie, R^? R P Franks, Jos
Figlers, Miss Sailie Johnson, Willie
| Gaines, Thurston True, RF Walker
Amelia James, James Ghesnut.
0
Peraons calling for these letters
. will please state what week they
'j *?ere advertised.
G. G. Alexander, P M.
Tuesday, July 26th will he cam-!
.paign day for thi3 county.
; ? 31 r. W. IX. Tranlham is adding to;
the fron?of his house.
Mr. 1?B. 'Capers is having bis
house o||i>eKalb street painted.
Out i'^Hissouri thry insist that
a c!aw-h=>i|&rae; coat shall fcfave aj
pistol p^ptet *
Dr. ?Tank M* Zemp is having
90 me *d?lviw?ns aoade to kis home in j
Kirkwood and is also having it re
painted.
^ Messrs. W. A. St h rock and I. JF
Holland have been appointed as \
aistact supervisors of registration;
by tbe Governor.
^ ?
'be early bird catches the worm,
lfyfcr** k*^oinj? to run frit an of j
flee* lose rlr> tirno in making your
louncem^nt in The Chrosicle.
colored excursion, jfrth ""/a I
L for fl?? Whities, vri-1 be rut*t<?
Lancaster and statins!
side, o? Salufflsy, Jun<
from Cai
$LOO.
.J" Olfc of the worknJfctf at the fsc
with a serious misfounne
, Wednesday by being sirnck ip the
V*ck with a pick-nxe in lh?Cands
?f another laborer. The blow was
entirely accidental.
m
%*rTry Wife." !-" 1
? t ? > If * J \ :
It will cost yon nothisg and will sandy
yoa good, if yon haw a Cough, Cold,
or any trouble with Hiroal, Chest or
Lungs. !>*? King's New Discovery for
Consaaiption, *%jjj^s ami Cel. Is is guar
. ^teed to jpve.^PHfemo:iey will be paul
i.ack- -Sufferer.- from La Grippe fouad it
iiist tfc^thmgaiM un-kr jta a&e had a
epe?d?r^&! jper^pct recovery. Try a
%amplv b*u!e at onr expense ami barn
(or yonr*c*f just IWko*.?J a this^it i*.
tViil bottfes free at F. Lamp's
size *-0c, an* $1X0.
| fcaawnr'i Grand H of P- Szdmdon
i Don't forget it ? Bamseur's grand
excursion to Shelby, Cleveland
Springs and the mountains. for the
benefit of that noble order, the
Knigbic of Pythias. Everybody,
old and young, should take advan
tage ot this occasion to have a glor
ious time. The fare from Camden
and return is only The
triin will leave here Tuesday morn
ing, June 7th at 9:30 a. id. and re
turning will arrive here Thursday I
! evening at 7 :50.
L ?
Among the many attractions will
a grand tournament and coro
nation hall, with music by the cele
brated Italian band cf Charlotte;
mate!: games of base ball be'- ween
picked nines of the ('arolinas; mil
itary displa3', bicycle races and
other amusements.' Fine brass
bnnds have l>een engaged for the
eccaiion. Addresses will be deliv
ered by Rev. W. S. Creasy, D. D. of
Charlotte; Rev. G. L. Sweeney, D.
D. of Rock Hill: and Major Frank
Wilson, of Sumter. Tickets will be
on sale at Dr. Moore's and Dr. K. M.
Zemp's drug stores.
, Every arrangement has been made
for the comfort and enjo\ ment of the
excusio..i?t9. There t iil be no
crowding on the train and good or
?.ter will be maintained. The cele
brated Sh^Jbv Lithia Water will
1 ** served {!???? !.?? all excursionists.
Kx.'>;r>i??iii-i> will be carried lo
an.l^n CU-ve!?nd Springs for 25
?t*n<S r? ????.?< i::j?. Arrangements
???*??? S|jn< J;* t?? board lilt eXCUI*?
at the hotels at Oleve?
>{?i at <1.25 per day, and
.n pi i v:? i ?? iM-xi-.es a' Jjl per day.
0;i h?* tti??ruin^ *f June 9th the ex?
*:\t b nre Shelby for the
luouiif. ?in* i<> stiend a part of the
day, returning ...? your homes in the
evening.
?23S3??AZ> JfENTION
Mrs. H- L. Thompson has returned i
homo from her visit t?> Lancaster.
Miss Howard, -of <*rahamvillej is vi.sit
ir?jf Mrs. B. B. Clarke.
Messrs A. A. Wittkov.sk->* anl Harry
B.ium spent several d.ivs attending the
Meckfe:*burj celebration at Charlotte
last week.
Mrs. I{. A. McDowell and C. B. F:?rt,
who have l^cn visiting: relatives in AI
^hanw, returned home !a.st Saturday.
M is* Id* Grsser and Mrs. Boag of;
Winnsboro, were visi.ing Mr*. John J. |
Goodale last week.
Mis* Lillie Haiie ha, mod home ;
from a very pleasant visit t > friends in ;
Lancaster.
Mrs. Hartweli, of Bhicksburg. \i-it- ;
IngMr*. (?. XV. Marin?
Mr. J. ( aleb Clarke is at hr.me on a
visit.
Kev. ami Mrs. A. *1. Stokes, of Sam- ;
ter, are here on a vi*it.
Mr. Gus Hirsch left last Wednesday |
on a trip" to see relative;-* in Germany. |
lie will return home in September.
Thos. K. Gotxiale, who is attend- j
Tngf4l iK_B ry ant and Stratton Bn>ii?ess I
CoUe^e/mI?9tTimrTi^_w:i3 railed home !
last week bv the illness and death of his j
sister, Mrs. J. B. Shiver.
Mr. J. P. Ilhsfme. who has been c?m- j
lined at h<>:ne f >r scver.il weoks with ty-J
phoid fever, we art' -jjlad to stattMS again ,
able to be on. on the streets.
Mr. and Mrs. Butler, are here visiting
the family ot Mr. F. W. EMrcd.e.
Miss Susie Haiie is sj^ndinyswchUu' in
Wilmington, X. C. . ..
Mr. L A. Wittkowsky went to Char
leston lan Tuesday on profc-ssional.busj
oess.
Mr. . R* Jaekobson. who h.:s l>eon in
Ashev;ii!<f f >r the past tw?> years has re
turned to Camden.
Sad Death of a Young Man
Mi Joseph A. Moseley, son of Mr|
aud Mrs G. W. Moseley of
pneumonia on Sunday the 22nd inst.
afier a wry short illness. The fu
neral services vcre held Tfesday at
11 o'clock at M'. Olivet Hapiisi
Church. This is the secon 1 call l?y
the Angei of Denl ii upon the youth
of the bereaved family, and to the
sorrowing friends and relatives wo
extends onr deepest sympathy.
^ Scholarship at Converse College.
The authorities of Comerse
CoUege make the following,
olFer of one scholarship, of
free tuition in the -Colle?:iaU' De J
parmcnt rf Converse Colie^e'to oue
young woman in each County in
the Slate of Smith .Carolina. Each j
9^TofaT^ifcif|>% is worth $50 and is j
good for Ttfo yonrs.
'lNe applicant must be at leant;
13 amisnot more than 18 years of
age j-jrtfrl mcst be of good moral |
character.
The examination mast ?>? hel<I at
each county scat on Saturday, July j
30, 1S92, i^^as near .hat time as
will l>e convenient to the School j
Commissioner of said Oounly
The exact dater of holding the fx j
nmination i:?vthis County will be;
announced later.
Applicants mast pass a written
examination on: *lst, Arithmetic
and Algebra to equations of 111* j
sccond degree: 2nd, Geography;'
3rd, U. S. Histery; 4tu. English
Graffimar and analysis and the :?p
plicant passing - the l?est ox ?mi na
tion shall be entitled to said schol
arship.
Buekleit's Arnica Salve.
Tiie Best Salve in the world lor 0 uts.
Bruise.*, Sores. Ulcers,, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped H?nds. i
Chilblains, Corns,, and ail Skin Erup
tions. ajid p^stivcb- cpres P3e?, or no
pay rcqniredi It ii guaranteed to give!
.perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.;
?rice 2>xents per box. For sale by F.
?\Zem:>. * .
Itch, Mange and Scratches of
every liind; on human or animals*
enred in 30 ' minutes by Wolfo?rs
Sanitary Lttfon. This never ffilils.
.Sold by Dr. F. U Zemp, Camden,
S- C. ^
? ' I
When Bafcy vm sick, wo gave bar Qutoria.
Vbn aba Wciiif Km, she chxaf toCastoria.
When abated Ckflfeaa, ate gsfattempaatori*.
Cl
t
- -I
- JCtnJiaw Itsms
Wj bave bad Ine rains, followed
by eold spells, i The farming inter
est is going along smoothly ; crops
are looking very well, though small
grain is not more than 75 per cent
Gardens are looking well, labor ia
plentiful and cotton chopping is
gc ing with a rush. Fertilizers have
!>een reduced 25 per cent, and cot
ton acreage likewise.
The squeal of a spring chicken
creates gieat anxiety.
No candidates have been an
nounced yet on the Lancaster side,
but when it rains it will pour.
Rev. Jas. T. Brasington has just
returned Iroin the Southern Bap
tist Convention, and gave us a lec
ture on what he saw and heard,
which was very entertaining.
iicV. H. B. Garvis preached at
this placc Saturday nigiit and was
to have preached Sunday, !?ul the
weather would not permits
Kershaw now it a* a fire engine
and a fire company.
Several of our citizens attended
the Mecklenburg celebration.
National politics lias been more:
discussed than stale politics, j
Cleveland is io the iead. Wonder
"if the Prohibitionists witl put out a
state ticket to advocate thtir cause?
People need not get excited or
alarmed, T do pot apprehend any !
danger that will cripple our gov
ernmenment, either state or nation
al, unless the Force Bill, or some
thing like it-shall be established, j
Let us Ik." careful now who we elect j
; to office, especially those who make ?
i our iaws. 1'lie way to nuke hut |
country pleasant is to have <?oo;i j
men preside over it with all the !
economy possible; this the peo- {
pie demand.
Miss Emma Gardner, t>f Tiller's:
Furry is visiting the fnmi.y of Mr. j
J. F. Gardner.
Miss Daisy Y'?nnji,of Lancaster,!
is vUiiinji Mrs. K. 15. Co^k.
Miss Dratfin is visiting R. W.|
Draftiu's fani'y.
Miss Brasington, of Camden, lias !
returned home from a viit to Rev.
J. T. Krasi ngton.
A sociable was given at Capt.j
Hamel's lust night, for the benefit j
of the j'rtunjj people.
The K. ol p. expect a big time
at Lancaster this week at the or
ganization of a new lod^e.
Ben Link.
Cintor Items.
W ? are having some guvd r-? i ??
now, and the fanners are euj >yin^
it, but it is rather cool.
Mr and Mrs Bookman are pnwng
a visit jlo relatives in thin town ;
th??y are from West Wateree.
Mr J A. W. and Mr B. went
down to the river' fishing the oihei !
day, and in or?t?-r not to l>e disap
pointed wheutuv came bu;k, Mr
W. left word to tire up h.s enjoin
and grind some corn 1.0 make l?r* m? ?
to eat with l h fi*h. I'hev h;?d
^ ? f ^ j
however to take ut-!d j <:i ;iv" bv '.
hizssclf, as t lie fish conrludid t j
stay in the river.
There will be pneaehing at t!r- J
coloritl people's ei'.ureh tonight < ? t
two colored female preaehers.
Vic Wave no eandi la^ex in -pi
section now, but tro n the. way 1 !i??
are coming ?????? i:i o: !>???? t.ants of i-t?* :
county, no doubt there will1' i?; a j
T^enM' to supply t.he demand.
Some of oar people up, here h w.- j
the sore hand, and don't kno-v wii:?s j
caused it. J think I Cu i ieil: 1. 1?- v ;
have been in the candidate <*ou..;r , :
and tliey are so Priendiy they a -
most paralyzed their hand* with
their grip. ' - "
Mr. B;*ef Man, .of voir town.
pas?ed through tieregoir.4 i.ps'i'eel i
the other day, when :i eurious hwn- '
dent happened. A row bulongin<? i
t<? Mr. W. jumped cu!. of the pas- j
ture. and attempted !o make h<*r !
escape. The cow had never beer. |
known to jump b? fori , but. we hoi j
to tie her down until iho .titan p:.ss j
e?l out of sight. 1 don't know the !
damages inflicted elsewhere, but 1 ?
think they were pretty heavy.
There was a fUhing pan.y down j
^here fr??m WVslville on the 1:5th j
and 14U) to catch and. eat lish. j
One of the Jisher.?~T59?farked con |
Cf ruing his^lad luck:- ''Look here,!
Henry, you think I don't know hnwj
to fibril, but you bet, the next tune!
I conie down here, I'm to 1
bring the balance of that jug of
corn liquor; then yon can't beat me
jerking up the cork."
The old reliable blackberry crop
will soon be ready* an l it wtil be j
better times for uwtii'e.
Dl'tcii. ;
H)W s;sa?3&8&s.iagr.
[Published by feqiiesV; frt>m The
Jit ate vi the 23r?Siisv.J
Mr. Sv. A. Schroek, of Camden,
always a supporter of "Brave Ben, ?
has 'teen wot kino; for some lime f<n
a chance to go to (,'hieagw as a d? T j
egat'i from S^nth Carolina. He!
was elected k0* delegate from K^r |
shaw to the State convention, andj
by correspondence and. otherwise;
had madejiis election as a nation :
al delegate pfettv ceitain. Cut ;
when the liin- came for the conven.
tion, Mr. Schroek, who is a clerk, j
had to stay al home on account of'
'Jieiahsence^f l3*s employer. What :
doe&iMr. Sehrock then do but se
lect a chos'-n friend to go to the j
State confer) ion in his place ? Mr.!
J. W. Fiovri. two j'ears ago an an
1 ti Tillmanite, hut now running f<?> |
the, Legislature as a Tillmanite. !
Mtj. Floyd, so Mr. Sch rock says. !
p4ras to advance his (Schrock s) j
election by seeing that he was uotn, !
inaLed, ctc. Now, the writer don'i
thoroughly understand bow U wa^
done, but the result was that Mr
Floyd, who certainly has no*, the
political reputation ?f Mr. jSchrock,
; was elected the delegate and Mr
Sch rock's name withdrawn, even
? * m
from ibe nominaiioQ. \
Mr. Sefrrock has receUed letters
from friends at the convent tot:,
describing how the thing was done
and, though in a 2$*>d natared *ay,
seems, ye ry inucu*pu,t out. at t tie
: . rl= . " - .%! : . . -
j ftssH of e*[!itg a friend to u
statin hi* puttie*! tekeaei.
A great many people we thor
oughly disgusted with the recent
convention. ! It seems that the Al
liance has taken possession of the
Democratic party, adopted the
Oca la Third party platform, so
repugnant to Democrat*, and the
Democrats are expected to swallow
the dose, because the majority,
blindly let! by a few shrewd office
wekers, did so. Many nre asking
themselves this question ; uIf this
now is t!ie Democratic parly, to
which party do I belong?"
^English Spnvin* LioiinMit re
moves :.!l Hani, Soft or CaMoused
Lumps atvi Blemishes from hordes,
Bto.wl Spavins, Curbs, Splint*,
Sweeue}", Ring- lion**, Stifles, Sprai..
all Swollen Throat*, CongliM . tic.
Save $#0 by use of one bottle.
Warranted ilie most wonderful
Blemish (*ur?? ever known. Sold
by Dr. F. L. Z -rap, Camden, S. C.
Rheumatism cured in a Day. ?
"Mystic" Cure for Rheumatism
and Neurnbjia radii-all; curvain 1
* V
to 3 ilsijs. lis action upon thct, sys
tem is r* markable and mvstej-jrous.
*It removes at once the cause an'I
the fii-sease immediately disappears.
T? first dose greatly benefits, 75
ceri^s.
Srtld by F. M. Zemp Druggist,
Camden.
CONSUMPTION CURED. j
An oi l physician? retired from r>rac- 1
ticc, having had placed in his hands l.y
an Ka>t I"ndia. missionary the formula of
a simple vegetable remedy for thenr.Cc dv
and permanen; *-cure of Consumption.
Bronchitis, catarrh. Asthma and yli
throat an J- Lung Afflictions, ^also a-posi-<
tive am! t idioal cure f??r Nervo;ui !>.
bjlity and all Nervous CompVnt*. after
luvi ^ te*t ;<i its wonderful curative
powers in thousand* of rases, has f If it
his duty io wake it known t<i his suiiVi -
in<j fellows. Actuated hv this motive
a*<d a desire to r? I. eve human suffering,'
I will send fre* of charge. to all who ue- i
sire it, this recipe in German, French i
or English. w.thfill directions f >r pre
paring ami using. Sent hv mail i>v sd- '
dressing with stamp, naming this paper. j
VV. A. Nov us, 8:3 > Powers' lslorfv. j
Rochester* X. 1'.
- !
Night School Free!
If any of the y< uths or the yo;;ng m?n J
of C';?md'*n who ar?- engaged at work d.tiiy |
hut are willing t ? derote at loa?t<Mm l; ;ur j
lour or^five nights through the 'xj:. k, :;tui i
are al;L' t> procure a pi ire- in town, iti or- !
der to get the benefit of the following J
named branches durin^the in >n:ii of.) line j
next, viz: Ar.thnietie. (.iraminer, 'head
ing and S4>clli"g, will li ?d it t,- their ad
vantage to ea I! ami see meat o'^ce con
vening rhe school ? .
Kaeli pnpii must m ini 3 cents at <ho
ps-jiing ts pay fur .j/hts.
$ Uesneetfullv,
JAS, K. LOCK \V(K)i), teacher.
FOLLOW THE ?WBj
ii Illi
Dr. Moo.hj's A) tig Store for
?'od i Writer, I Mi^k Shakes,
S!i rhets. Ice-*. etc . flavored
witli pure n'tara] fruit juices.
? Limeades. Lemcliades, Cream i
?vda an i Acid Phosphate
i / i, ? ? i i
'll : lk*.
GLENN SPRING
f im nm
spnk'e- from our f<;un-aitf*com
\) niog tin? medieitia' virtue^ of
1 1 i ? well-kno<vn water wiih the
p'ei-nntn s^ of an iced hcver
ir ' ^ -
If you are t* filictea with ''that
tired "'fee' ins"1 trv a "lass of
? 90
M -:xirt:?n Kola. It will in- j
vig ?rate 301. We have every j
variety and stvle^of drinks j
found at 4. first class fountain
Mur list h* too laige to enumer
ate. W" h.-.ve everything from
?*Nectar.v **tlie beverage of the
gods," down. x
T)o ^ott ^ail a ?jnifc of
glol^eg?
If so 1 can sell you one that
wiil exactly fit you and exactly
suit you. yA
I am the sole agent in Cam
den forW r.namaker & Brown,
the LARGEST and MOST RE
LIABLE rLO HUNG HOUSE
in AMEBIC A.
f> Cw
1 fru wiil tii d at my store the
finest, pivitiest and m?-st com
plete 1 in ' of samples EV?R
BROUGHT IO THIS CITY.
Now is ihe time to order
your SPP1XO CLOTHING
Why not !et me have a sijit
made to order for you when
von ?an get it JUST AS
CHEAP*
All gpods warranted, and
sat'slaction guaranteed Polite
attention to all.
Yours Respectfully.
I). WOLFE"
Scientific Jtmerfc&n
Agency for
tJAVUATg,
TWA OK MARKS,
DESIGN PATENTS
COPYRIGHTS, etc.
For (^formation snfi frc-e Rin<Iboo1c -irrite to
HUXN Jt CO- 3bl Bboai*vtat. Kiw Yobk.
Oldest bure?n for securiroc patents In America.
?Ever* patent taken out by us is brought before
the putiic by a notice civen free of d>crso It lie
f cientifif ?mcri?M
Largest rirmlst'.cn cl .my pel entitle )?^er 5n the
world. Splendidly rlustrsietL No lii*-eiU*cat
man shorld be iritboct it. WeakK. U.M a
FOB SOLICITOR. j
t hereby aniioiace jto the Deajio-j
eratic v outre of K<?ish*v, Rtchiatfd,
Edgefield an? ^xingloB conn lies
that I am a candidate for re-election
to the office of ^blieitor of the, fifth
circuit. I will abide the rennltjof
the primary election^ *nd* reajx'jet
fully a&k the support of iny fe'Idw.
Democrats. P. II. NelsoxI*
We beg leawe to announce to
onr telle w-Denioerats that Mr H.iC.
Pat J ??n, of Columbia*, i * ii?\the race
f??r Solicitor of the jH'tli tJircnh.
Know ing him us we do, we CMirdnltt^
comment him a* our choice for the
|?<>rtit ion. / If he l* elected, lie mill
di*ehar??* the onerous dttlie* with
ability, fidelity and impartiality.
M^nyVeteiaof
! W kst Watkukr
FOR TUK LEGISLATURE
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De?iriii? a inefujier of the leg
islature who will represent .the
l?est intent** a of our community ind
t lie whole county, we i?re*?nt the
name of Mr D P. C. MnrchiriHoi?
10 the Democratic ?v|?ti rs of. Ker
? haw County ?&* h candidate, sub
ject to the result of: the primhry
election. | I liKl'L.VH, * |i
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The voters of Amntch p'eclionj of
Ker.-haw Cmiitv announce thei
name of Mr. 1>. M. Beihunc art il'eir
choice ior one ot the representatives
in the L';pUI;?ture. iljr. 5-Se^hnne t>
t??o well known to need any words
of j?ni-e. It elected he will re1| ci
cr*:dii ti)?< ?ti tie eoun'v.
Many Voters.
: i ?! ii l ;
with i he exprej^etl
wi??es of his many frtjetids, ttye IIoh. ;
Wj*\ Kuk^H is heijkby prysenU'd
y'v reelection to lh*H|j^isl;ii:it|e. :
IIih <-<>ui>e ms ;i Kepresenttmve. jejuni
ihis county has heeit entirely satis*
factory to lii-* eonstii iu-u? s. We
pledge I'iin to ? 1 1;<* result ot
i i??r primary. [ - Wi?i vi! iM.
LLjl ?
Tin* name (?. W. Mo^eivt
is hereby pr?*eti i-d f??i reelectiujij to
?hi* House of ]?e|?rcs.iV'Hfive??t gob*
j?ct to i he rem!* < t i )??* DriiiiH'pii'h*
orinriry election. ?? lr. Mok by ? ? ?
fnaie ;t faithful it pr? s"h!j?' i.ve of,
tiie |u*?jj;lrj his recor?t i> before them,
m ii? 1 U|MMi which his name in offered
for re-elect ion liy
M.WY F 1KMK
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FOR JLE11K OF CUUltT.
Mr Kdi t or. ? Please a?ri'?nm*f? to
: lie Demoeratk voters of Kershav:
Cjottntv my name a eatididatrt for
;he office of^'llerk of the Court, for
Kershaw County, subjeet to the
ration of the Deniot'i aiie, Primary
I respectfully ask, tin- support oi
try fellow-Dem-nerats.
y.; H. G*?o!>.unsv
I I . I >
For School *Ca:u mission jL\
: ' j | . ' ? '' * V i
1 heii li\>;inn?Minre mvself t?? the
Democratic voters <tf KarshnAi
l^huiUy :?s a etrm'i.d ;te for re
eleetbm to the office of Sri* o.>!^. 'mn
piissioner, subject >?? the resiu'.t oi
the juiniaiy election
'J. M. Watts.
FOH -SHKKIFF.
I h<r?*b\ a -roiMiju'e n yv If i f *:? u?3
date f~?r i? efvei'i-u ;?> the ? Ili'V of
Sheriff ?* K rsluiw entm'y, ^ ? i * ? j
tt? the action .ufthe I >i?m :?.-r ?! t?- pri
mary, and re^peeifiiPy ?vk t lie ?up
port of my .Democr.v ic f? 1 ??? .eiiu
z-i:s.
j \ J a mkh L. II Ui.w;. :qj
/ ' \ ' ; !
I 1^ rebv a ntfotu- ee f" to tl?.
Oein' piratic vot?*is of Kershaw
(Joiiiii^as a candidate f r I be < Itire
<sf Slier if}* sulject to tie result ? f
primary election. ji:jomi>in?r if ? I t*l ?
ill to faithfully discharge t he iluli?'?
of the ?ftii*.e. f resp? cilu?l v ask ilii
-upp'?rt of ihe D^nru'-at'c jrirty.?
J. Frank tt'tSr.
? ^ ^
Mr. Editou :-*-rT!it mem^rR or
Beaver Dam Demo rntic elulj} nsk
space in your valspilil^-jvirier t?
present the nam^of a worthy vjoum
man for the oliire of SlierilF, suh
ji'Cl totliH result, of the approacnino
Democrat ic priufii y eleitti.m. Wi
j rrT? r to Mr. li li. Williams', form
' erly of West U'a^eree, I mi ^ at present
la residnt of Camden. Mr. William*
j a young man, active. eap:iMe :m?t
strictly reliable, ami shouhl hf re
ceive the nomination for this office,
he ma/ he depended upon to per
jfotm well and faithfully iis exact
: rnii (iutit-ft. ^Braver Dam.
The many fri<jn<is of Mr S. P".
Kellrv ask space in the columns *?!
vour paper to preset his jiame a?
?i c.anoidate for Sheriff, su'?j<el. to
the result 'of the piimary. lie ha
bet n called upon to serve you before
and has discharged the exacting
dutios of O'tiatv C'otnmissioner im
pariiiiily, promjitly and with couit
esy towards all tvi i h wh-?m he cune
in eontact. lie is in full sympathy
with the Farmers' Movement, and
last, but nut least, he i* a tsuo ?nii
tried Dem^^rat. Should he teceive
the nnminatV'n.. for this ofli<-i', he
will do as he I as always done. dis-|
ehar/e eveiy duty -devolving u'pon;
him to the best interests of his
constituents. Many Y'otkks.
? FUll AUDITOR.
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I hereby annottuc myself a Cindi?
date for reiappoint mex.i to the offire
of Auditor and re>|?ocl fully ask the
recommendation of my fellow,
3^M^;rats tor. said j?osi!i??n 1
pfedgef 'in^.elt to abide the i ! t
of the primary jU? ction. *
.
FOR TRE
I . ; J J] ' .... r,
j I herein announce m ^^T.,
i candidate for County
I Will be satisfied with ihe p1
jthe Democratic Primary. |
I I ^ . J. C\ roL3|.tX(&8.
m
bum tff<
V|S% Boyklni
a saitaUe ooodldata . . .
m Ooapty ConniflWNie^ MMet I >
the retfilt of the primary. Hm aei <?'
vices in ihu mont important office,
which Hie has already filled, hiving
Heeii moft credit j\*?le and highly
*at is factory. He is a wiecewifu!
farmer, good financier, in hill aym
pathy with the Farmer*' Movement,
a true and tried Democrat. Hcjiaw
while in office given special Urtteii
tion to the rowwL. and bridge* of the
county flp. J we feel araured thi
ire could not do better than tjo
re-elect tviiri. Many^ Voter* ^ ?>f
V"- Wiot WatJcKgi
We desire to place in nomination
subject -to the result of the primary
election, the name of Mr T. L. D^vi*
tia a suitable scandi<ltie for Cotiniy
Commissioner. If elected we know
that he would guard \the interests
of tlie ceu at}- as faithlhiUy as any
one. . Many Friends.
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^Mr. Edition ? Ph-a^e announce to
he Democratic voters of Kerohaw
county \my najhe_ fg a candidate
for re electnm $,0 the office ojf Putin
t.y Owumws on*i^*ubject the resuult
*yf the primary election. Thnnkiner
my ^/Vie?dj? fur the higV opmpli
men* paid me in the U*t
I re(*pwt/ullv a#k a cofitinnatum <>/
their support au^LjcoufHence.,. ? j
J. A/lMcDowiellJ *
Soufch Carol i.i.i ? Kershaw Countv.
Ella X. fijunlap ) ? .
KarChnm j-FoccOosnre.
a,Kj& B.Claike j 3
IlHier and by virtue of a power of
Hale contained in the above auted mort
sr: jl'c, tre will sell nt public outcry in
front of the Court House in Camden, on
the the first M<uula? in June 1892, \vi ;h
in:jhe lejrul hour* of sale, all t bit piece,
pa reel or ?^.(ct of land situ ited in Kjer*
shaw County. State aforesaid, rantniii-j
inj? one". hundred (100) acres more Arj
le?f , and bounded North by land* of !
Ainog Falkefiberry. Katt . by lands of |
J<d?n U sacfi., South by lands of , William
Ymir<?ii(b| Mickie Hammond, and VVjest
by Jam UxNJ liv Henry C. West to J)r.
John I. TftaMham. % j,
Term* oiftal.s Ca-h; purofoas ?r to p.iy
for deed ojfWonvvvaner. j
W. 1). TRAMTHAM
* rr.d'B. B. ('LlNKt.
; . " M.jrt^itj^ei.
Mil
I.
rii? City of Caindcn j
v*. - Execution.
Oscar J. M'eronev. \
By virtue ?f the al o c entitled execti*
li n. to m:* dir '?'t"d. I will * 11 in front
-?T thi* Oiv?ra"HVfi:*i\ in .the City ofCam
!fii S. C? w'thin iHe 1 ??r:?l lujn-M of
? K'. on il?? Mi n lav in J.itte, 1)892,
t'e m?'I ovin-^ deser:b? d pro|>er!y : ! All
that- pre ?. parHl or tract of land
situated in the City of Canidert. o r the
Southwest corner ol !?roa 1 and Kutledjre
Streets. l>? ?t! N"o~th l?y t\(itli?Jgfe
Street. K*t by Kroud- Street. South l?y
?>r-*nii^c < -if O (i. Young titul Oe^ W.'
'A'itte. aiul^West by Cl-u-ch Stree*.
l/'\*ied upon and N bt* sold an t lie
nroperty of 0. J. Mer ?wv t<? defray the
?expena.is of repairing an I eonfctnietml:
tl;e->ide-walk in fr >r.t of said premise*
v Term :,of s;i1c : Oish ; purchaser to p*^
j for papers. t
ft. T. KOBfSOX,
Citv Marshal.
I May 1.1. '92.
?iv^.h (!nro!:n t? Kershaw County.
i^Tffu /s V. lit. t 1
rs. j
Yhv M:u*sa?'hu*eUs ^ Kxecution,
4T>d Southern Con- j ^
htruction Co. ) . ^ ? 1
Un?l:*r ai d hy virtue of an execution
'o me <lire<*t ?<! in the ahove stated rase.
I hive Iwipil on and xvili sell in front f?f
the (Yur* Hones in Canel-en. S. C on
Monday .T ine }?, 1*92, Vurinjr t}?e local
hours ??f sale, the* f ?i Uiw ?? tj <:oscrihe<i
i?ers?.nal |>r -p -r!y, viz: Nine v-fi.-tir (i>4)
Bars Steel li t 11k.
Terms rash.
JAS. L. IIMLF.. -
Mnv 20th, 1^2. f?. k <?.
WHY IS THE
W. L DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE cen??&ien
THI; BEST SHOE M THE WORLD FOR THE M0NE7?
It is a seamless shoe, with uo taiti or wpx thread
to hurt the feet; made of the best line calf, atrllsU
and easy, and bemrwte tre make more thoe a of thin
trrnde t)um a/ig other inanvfacfurer. It equals hand
sewed shoe* costing from $ iJuO to
fie OOOnnlne Iland>wn-ed, thcflw*ttal!
<P9i shoo ever ottered for $3.00; equal* trench
Imported shoes which cost from 83.<*> to $12.00.
0 J 00 llnnrt.Scwed Welt t?hoc, lino coir,
I ?*)*?? stylish, comfortable and durable. The br*t
: thye ever offered at this price ; s-lme grade a s cu s
! torn-made shoes casting from &XV!U>&jX).
I ffQ SO Pelice Shoe; Farmers. Railroad Ken
9wi and Letter Carriers all ^yearthem: nuoealf,
seimless, smooth Inside. heavy three tola, extea
dion fcdpe. One pair will wear a year.
ClO 30 line cnlfi no better shoe ereroffeml at
Va tliU price; one trial will convineo thoio
who want a si?oe for comfortfend service.
CO ^ nnd {Pl.00 U orklnrnan'n shoes
are very birong and durable. Tb >*o who
biive given them a frial will wear.no other i^ake.
ElAVtt' fcvJ.OO (Hid ?1.73 school shoes aro
KlUIo -worn bythe boys everywhere: theyocU
; on their merits, as the Increasing sales show.
I orlS AC 93.00 JIaml-?*wed *ho<?. best
?CXU IvO IwngolWery stylish: equals French
; imported sho^s costing from $l.a>toK4u. .
l..adicV 150. 8-i.OO nnd li.T.'i Ao? for
Slims are the best fine DongoU. stylish aid durable.
? notion.? See that \V. L. Douglas* namo and
?e are stamped ou the bottom of each shoe.
fF-TAKB NO SrB?*TITrTE^!
Insist on local advertised dealers nonljlne ycz.
IV* 1m DOCULA8, Brockton. Mius. Sold b?
Now ready
actions
Hand 111
New Bargains are DAILY placecLpn same,
every description of I
DRY QOODS,
DRESS GOOD
will he found there.
They will ouly be sold for, the SPOT CA?H*j
offered at prices that will move them
as we will have Daily attractions
This Counter, remember, is iu the center of tfie Stpra*
take our word forit, Jt>u will find t lid big^i&t bargatyl*
offered. I ! * '?
" We can't enumerate here, as we will add
DAY. So everybody come at onco, Men, Lad^esN
ir
Yours Respectfully, '
P. T. VILLEP
! N . B. ?To merchants
[per yard. &
Plaid hoaii
You <,;m buy Ginghams at 5 ccrrrts per yard.
Bleached Cloth at 3 cents per yard.
B.st Shirling O'alico at 3 cents per yard.
" Dress Calico at o cents per yard.
Cheeked Nainsooks at 5 cents p r yard. \
Vict'ris/ Lawns at ?> cents per yard.
- Go; d M utiny at 10 cents per yard.-' *
Pearl Dress UnYtons at 5 ccnts per dozen; C. .
B< ys' Inclined' Straw Hats at 10 cents a piece,
Gills' " k* at 15 cents apiece; V
Ladies' ?' " at 15 cents apiecc.
We mention only a tew articles to show how clicdplv we an> ?
selling. Times are hard everywhere. and we have taken iid
Vantage of our cish facilities to secure b irgains. never before ; ^
? fibred in Camden. Our Mr. M. Baling has just returned front j;?
his second trip to the vast markets of N^w York and else^lien*
and the public shall, h ive t!iu benefit of hi<shrew.| bul
i !
The above goods. are offered tor c;ish only at the**.
We will not book them, so please do not ask us tp -do.j
Neither will we sell a whole piece at above priag*. JH
propose to give everybody a fair >how and rmt diteriraqtij
I These bargains will be offered on!\ for one mmth, can.ttM
| today, Monday and every other day, so all cau have pi