The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 17, 1892, Image 3
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JUNE 17ih, 18f*2- 1
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B\pti*t CnrKCK, ? Rev. Myron
VT. Gordon. Pastor- Preaehinjr every i
Sunday at 11 a. m ami 8:1"> y. m. Sun- J
?lay school from l'i m. to I i?. m- rvcrv
Sunday. Prayer-meeting every Wed
rv-.sday =tt 8:15 Km- All scats "are lire.
.The p iblie is cordially invite^jlo attend
Pkrsbyterias Church. ? Rev. W. W.
3fi!lst Pastor. Preaching every Sabbath
;*t li a. m. Sunday School every >ab
r>a\$ at 5 p.m. Piayer meeting every
*We<dne?dav r.t t"> p. m. Tl:e pv.hlic is
cordial lv maciteU to^tteiul.
Litti.f.ton Street dm
CiftncM. ? Rev. M. L. Carlisle. I^Kor.
I'rearViin*: every Sunday at 11 a. :nTi*f.nd
$... Prayer-meeting Thursday at
p. m. . Arrangers and visiter* arc
coru'mllv invited. AU seat* free.
Or. vcr Emscoiwi. Ciirjtcir. ? Rev.J.M
Sidney, Rector. Services Sunday at 11
?'clock : Sunday Sufr->ol at p.m. Even
ing service at 6 p-?. Friiay after a ? >n
^ervfcre at fi p.m.
POINTS PI02SL TJ?.
The Baptist Sunday School pic
aic was held at Mulbe t ry yest*-rdav.
Attention of Allinncemea is cail
iA to the notice of Pr?s. Magi 11, to
found in another column.
At the term of court for Lexinn
,on County he'.d this weieU, 'Solicitor
Nelson secured a conviction in seven
;nses c ut of eight tried
Mr. H. F. fV^iie has resigned ;h
agency of the Tthee C's at Ker^aw,
much to the regret >of UmA-.ilizer.s of
..he place. The posiltoifis now tilled
by Mr. J. A. Davis, of BlacjisUurg.
Our young friend ,^^(r.- G. H.
^um, has sent us au invitation to
attend lite commencement exercises
?f the South Carolina College. ?
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/f hanks for the courtesy.
A building iif Dr. Moore's y*ml.
*.ise? for storing forage, was de
stroyed by tire last Sunday evenin;r,
cause unknown. I^>s? about $250;
uo insurance. /
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A bicycle chiV> ha< bef^ortrar.
in town, will; about a dozen
members. .The following are th?'
??tfi(iersT F. M- Xemp, president;
i . W a 1 i nets, v ice? pr rsii len t ; .1 . S .
LiatUay, secretary and treasurer.
We will not have ,a summer op*?
5ra.*as ejected., rile Gra;? l.'om
^h^.the manager of
feas been holding
- ; ?? *50 1 i *f i Mttfc toW&c past few week*,
hasdeci^c^d iwft ||> come to Camden.
\ gaHie "\rbase Vail was played
?? tk ?eS<Vay eve..h:? be
tween tk* junior nine, and a
ivaai from The result
or C^upj^by a
Convicted at
was a victory
.score of 22 lo
^wfl
t-ite te
last week were
tnkett 0 the . pe ne te n I i a r y \V t < \
"be . J?l vesti rday was
prisiooer, some
?jBtecuire<l only once
jHaiie has been
mmmi
L KENxIOl".
li.sh went an a trip to
v.
Mr. T, J. KirfcJand has been in Colum
bia this- week, attending the examination*
c :?t the 3ou*h Carol in ? C?l' K g -, having
Ijcen appulSr.led a member of the JW.rd
vi Vi-itors, by I>r. \V?od;ow, j?re?i !t ni
;#! the College.
\ Messrs Willie and Uwrnice Mills have
VeJufiiCti from Davie son Coll-ge. The
foftiitl" h s completed the Course and i>
tk>w agradaate,
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Mr. B. B. Clarke has been in Sumter
isi. professional business th:\> v.oek.
Miss Sadie Kennedy has retursn-d home
ulicr a visit of several months to Jaek
y onvirle :.nd Atlanta.
Mn?. 0. TV. 31;- ring is visiting in
Blacksbarg.
Mr. Charlie Kodgers, of Washing n.
t> <5sil|ittgMr. J. R. Goodak-'s famiy.
Tvfrs. S. L. Knott, who has been ?va a
visit to relatives in Texas, i m - re:unud
to Canidca.
f Miss iiraee Xirho].-:.-?n. <?! Ka'.h, ufi* r
l a visit of several weeks to relative.- in
Lancaster. has rt-turn^d h. >n> ?.
Mrs. T. !i. Legaro. of Columbia. i.s or.
visit here.
Miss Minnie ClyUirn spent several
?'kivs of this week in Lancaster.
Mr J. K. Creed, of Canity. S- v?-;i$
k. the city yesterday, and iiXe ail good
,/eadeTjJ of the Kegi>tor and tri:?? Peirav
'' called to see Larry 4 iannt, ?'.,<> :?ro
ph/s favoTite editor. ? C< iumbia Z>*i
{t*r. IGrh. ins*.
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Mr C, W. I> i*cfcnt?>rc to I :.:r. :t >- j
tO!>OT? bn>ine>s Ti:ejt??av.
Advertised Utt
Tbe following is a list of auver-j
Use"' Letters remaining f :i the C.irr.- j
#!en post Cilice for i Tie vvcek cfcvhria!
Kay 15th? 1892: _ |
Mrs J .frees M Kerr. Mis T Z S,
it, Mrs KI!a Brot n. Mrs An- 1
Davi?, Mrs H V Jones'. Miss!
;ca jGtatis, Hairy Jackson. K
.Alien, M G:Boyki?. Stephen J-.rvis .
JUtfius Brown, George Boy, Kickard !
?ii Ffciifips, George Kemp.
y^Peraons calling 'for these ie:m s|
iv'mat week tlte-v ;
?jfelt please state What u eeic
were ad vert feed.
G. G. Alexander, P M.
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^Btick Jen's Ariffiea Salve.
TT*c Best Salve in tbe world ior Outs,
l&uises. So*es, I'kers, Saft lih'-nim,
fever Sores, Tetter. CI?a;>{?ed Harris.
Chilblains Corr.s, arxi air Skin Erup
tiynsfim I po98i*dy e*rcs Piles, or n<?
f?;iy required. It is guar i>.t$ed ^ire
p^rfec.t satisfaction, or Stion-v r.fi
iiiae/^5 cents per box. For sul_* byf.j
Mb ? r ' "
ir>.
* *nci .Scratches of
^verv kind) on . uun.aa or anirca's,
4?re?j in 3<f fflintttes by Woifn?<!*s
j^oitary Lct-toa. This never Jails,
v^viiv F. L. Zemp, Caicd
Honor Sell of - the Graded Sohool.
The Camden Graded School clos
ed last Friday, afier % very suc
cessful session. The two young i
ladies, Misses Retta Withers and !
T mm I
Lillie DePass and iliey were award- '
ed certificate? of graduation
.^The following is the Honor Rwll.j
Those who attained an average of I
05? 100 are distinguished with hon-|
ors; 00-95, distinguished; and 75
00, proficient : . I
Grade 10.
Distinguished : Rett a WTthere,
Lilly IX' Pa ss.
Grade 0.
D is'i inc. c i s !i 1 1*-\ Jeanic Davis.
Proficient: Willi? Haile. Travis
Barlield.
Grade 8.
DISTINGUISHED with Honors:
Ma?;<jie Kirk ley, Annie Leitner,
Marie Walker, I ouise Z.rmD, KilH*
Zemp. Distinguished: J M Can
ley, Jr., J H Jonh'n. Mary Wills,
Abbie Nelson, Nan Withers. Pro
ficient: Jooic Kennedy, L'da
Kirkicy, Kmma Moore.
Grade|7.
DISTINGUISHED WITS llo>;oRS:
Uo>a Cantey, Mu'io DySaussure,
kvie McMillan, Willis; rM'oney, I i^
\ Jnj*Uan. Distinguished: Willi*;
Johnson, I)Aiton Kennedy, Wade
Latham, >Vn ; o McCrc^iit,, Frank
Phelps, Will jSumond, Susie Yoiin^,
Koliin Zem:>.
Grade it.
DISTINGUISHED WITH IIoNoRS:
Anrgn Anerum, Agues* Arranls.
Distinguished: Donald Alexander
H-tuir Burner, !!a<Wic (flarke, Sal
?y C'ri-Kc, Fiot'ule C'anU-v, Li la Da
Ms, L??uir Kit. a Il-iiie, >*. lit*
Johnson. V ici ': ! i a Jordan, Henry
Kennedy, 1 ? <; l MeDowall, Daisy
Truesde', Hal lie Trutsdel, Isaac
Waters. Proficient: Albert
Brown, Ton Davis, (Charlie Phelps,
Mary Walker, Virginia Workman,
Kdna Zemp. -
Grade 5.
Di3Ti?ci* istif.I) with Honors:
Wii!ie^h,<-runi, Ella C?ntey, Manr
ice DePass. l?rs>ie Nelson. Dis
tinguished : Uz/.ie II tile, Mamie
ll ii e, Kate Kirklaud, P-ail Sliil ),
J??l?ri Siniih, U ?h Me( 'rei-jrh'.. Pro
fioisst: Tom Karti.-id, ttob John
son, Willie Parser.
Gradz i.
Diuiristtuisil!:!) with Honors;
Bssie Al i\*aii.h r. K Mv PePass,
lassie Jordan, Will Nelson, Aline
Robi :>><?:?, Willis She.i?rn. Die
ting UIsiied : S adieu/1 ncrum. ivida
Arrants, Arthur Hurnet. Sammy
D;-PiS3,# P?ssi?' Gerald, Kir.ma
! Hailr, Aiethea liueahee, Margarei
J??!l:lS?nv Sadie Jaeobson, Alfred
K-^nedv, Wilson Moore, John N*:l
| Lies, l?i v>ks Parker, Essie Samh,
! Lewis Vaun'ian, Willie Young.
| Minnie lirasington. Proficient:
; 0 harlie Hro%*m\ Charlie Dixon,
Matlie Osteen, May Shiver, Charlie
I Goodaie, James Vuuglian. Sam
I Phelps.
Grade 2.
Distinguished with Honors:
| Walter Lowry, Louise Sheorn.
[ Maggie McK;:i:-r, Mauie Parke??
1 I)isr/<?*!JL*isiiEi> : John Cunninishai:-?
j.Ianic" Cunningham, G race Dixon,
j Sailie Oooflalr, Luia La: ham, Rrs
[sie Yaughan, Mary Vaughan.
Proficient: Iiessie Chwurn, L-.
<>na Davis, Kate Drakefo.pl, Jtssir
iGiaharp. L >in:i Haile, K'orn
j Leo<l, Pearl Nelson. 15 *.- ! I e Os'i-on.
I Rosa Truesdel Joe Workman.
Grofle 2.
Distinguished v/rrn Honors : A n
; nic Lowry, Knpli.sh Yaucriian. Dis
tinguished : Mamie Al?-xar.rler.
?' Belle Rrasinglon, Sadie 15i iaini'ton,
[SaSiie B<>svve4!, Mafy Hurnel, Cany
! Cato. Frank Carepheli, Jariie DiX
rvrrr. Mary Graham. Nan llaile, L< s
j ter Jackson, Stella Sheorn, IvMit?
j MrCreiuht, Philip O-stejn. ILuric
Mc( -reign t. Con if M;tthi>, Setphrn
j Strack. Proficient: Tout >\m
; mons Neai l?:txif-v, Sa'Mie Davis,
Willie f)eP;i=sT A n ru Ilaag. ?
Gk.ide 1.
| Proficient : Willie I?ax?ey, El
[ward Cantey. He/itv Cani-on.
Johnnie Graham. Johnnie Jackson.
Douglas Latham, Dalton MeLeo.i,
| Maggie Rohison. Pete Shiver, Lew
is Sir a Allie Ze:up.
F . Ke*3T^ 'J ' -"I ~ -
Ml VkV* ?j? w y ??F - V M ? w.??>s.? V ? >?'
The following n re the t r:i;;sfers r?f
real estate recorded in the A :ni i t <?: >
office during the month of Mrfv,
1 8'.) *2 :
J as L Haile, sriieriif, to sinkins
fund commission: i22~acres in No
1 2. $ 1 0. 1 9.
!! (r C-arrison in Daniel Oliver;
~7) aer* s in N<> 2, *7~>.
('.-.tMie Criinipton to I! F I5oyi<iu
et ?1, trustees: 73 a:- res in No II,
$400
Sar*?h K. Bi ought^n to Henry
Pendleton ; 1 !? ?t in town of Ker
shaw-, $10.
Sarah K Broughton to Simeon
El'is; I lot in t!:e tov. n of Keishaw.
$10.
M A Simmonds i > i I G (a; rison :
312 acres in No 2, ? I
Wm_ II Burr ct al to J;\me> I.
f>ihiile; t! lots in t lie eily of ("am
(ten, on Church strei-f. extending
feom Dc-Kalh to Ruticd_:e street.
1 7 00.
Dora Lszchfcv t<* K. I). ?
: : 27 acre.*, *ns.
Uawlie D McLean ! ? Ca:*riga.n &
Silcos; 100 acres in No 4. ->*.">0.
Ma?tlia Team to T R Team ; I <)(y
acTes4? No 1 1. $5.
Marthta Team to Mattie Gcttys :
2"yl acres in No II,
Geo E Brown et a! to Bamu
Bros; 420 acres in No
Cora S Mathis to f- II Vates; 1
; house and lot r.n Littleton street in
the city of Camden, $1,000.
T A Spradlev to EI Baum; SO
acres in No 3, $307.15.
Sarah K Broughtor. to Jim es
Wiliinm*; 1 lot in the to w n of V.'vst
ville, $!0.
W i "r v ^ atktns ami ?4's:v \\ nt?
kins to Francis S Walking; 37
- X' -
acres in No o, girt.
Wilev Walking an.? "a:v VT;i;.
kins to J W Wstkins ana.] M U'a;- [
Ikins; 127 seres in No 5, gift. i
A XO THE II A RJi A IG X31EXT.
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Mr. Schroak Rakes Mr. Floyd
Over the Coals Again.
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The position assumed by Mr. J. "W.
Floyd, in The Chkokicle ot'tlie 3;<l if?
on the surface, very p!iis";!>U*. but when
the infallible $ouchHt >n3 <'4 truth i.s up
plie-.l, i: will i)'1 1 not ft hold Wit- \
tor.
The fallowing arc the f.i/ts concerning
this, to say th? hjast, very shady trnns
a-lln: d
First. I C'-n^MoreJ Mr. Floyd my j
friend, with all thv-.t w rd implies, and
! trusted him accor linglv. .1
Second, ho w.?< in looted to me fur ?V.
v\)ts to so:n ? I i 1 f 1 extent :m 1 judging hbu
ii>r vay-v lf. I than ?'!it t 1 ? r r. hi; w >uM tako !
pi -a sure i:: reciprocating \\!i -n the oeeas
ior. offered.
Third. in givi'itr him .11 ??]*oo: tun* ry to j
rne?;t the mercber* d the -"'th I-istiict
<1 d?%r;;ti??n. 1 v. a s iv\jng 1 im the oppor
tunity of 1 j i*; I if ?. as hc^kww. for i:i n->
othe* way euuM h .? have nude the r.r
ir.1 lintaru" of s > in my >>i the prominent ?
p.>Jiti'-ian:. of the I)i>triet ^n?i ft? that j
time Mr. Y ha 1 ambiti >11? seheni -s j
whirl; hi- fyi.l! t- >ns!immate only hy he- !
fining :i <j>:aint d with those irentlc* !
i
men.
The uict 1 1 1 ;; t these >C!ien:es^SJd not j
inateri.dize. ha 1 no hearing <?:i the ;
fjne>:i-,n at issue, ::n I <1 .es not lessen
his obligation to me.
Fourth, .n accepting and tlec.i >neer
ingfbr the nomination of delegate from j
this restrict, under tin: cin-'imsianee*. ?
he was beyond oue.-tion, guiity of an act '
oi nigral had taith which cannot but re- J
rt ive as it im?i its* the condemnation of 1
w."U v.h 1 hold a moral obligation!
sacri <1.
As some c moment ha* been excited by i
one or two passages in my letter to Mr. j
Floyd, of May 17th, partfrulai iy , that i
passage, ??This may look like a checky j
request." ^!*., uc. I will cxplain i.v 1
saving that inn. in* the cx^Tr-ssion . I
merely meant that ha I Mr. F. deputized j
me t > :itte;.<l the eoiivention in Ins stead, j
1 shoal 1 have expect? 1 him to p refer a !
similar rc?;u st and have thought him j
j 'ir-titi d in d >ir>j* ?. I will remark here
that I would ;:1 o have honored it by :
tru'y representing him, instead of mis- j
reprr seating hitn. 1
This. I J oiieve. covers nil the counts!
of my in li tment, so I will n >w leave i: -
in t*ie ham.s o." t!>.r p :o; l ?.
Jit'SpOt'tful ' V.
W. A. SCHhOCk^ i
IT*"? A riTT-n'v ,t ?MC?T^TTtTTTl,?i
* -*?> WuA*J?y >) 'o m m'
The If:s: iiijii* f< ? r iho white
j lOUolliM'S <>> ? ii"' J'*;:1 lit* W 'i! htf* ll t'!ii
louring '.1 10 ut<-l; ? .?j j *:??
j 2<)th. The ff)l i'< i ??!?' i :: 1 ? ,
! will conduct ii: Prim jv?>
i G. Iv. Stokes, of Uovvt'svSllr, S :
I Assistants. ]\\>f X. \V.
i. and Mrs. iv S. S|?i indent*:'. "T!n-sr
[ n<?u*({ ins' racLors will .loubth'ss
| tn:tk-3 the Institute u ure-U success,
j N') teacher should f:iil t > v.Vi :i !.
i Kverv itr r :i m rn< n? lex 1 ?t-?- 1 1
?nrr^r
?J m-m /?i ??? i j'> V
. V ( ^.rfth' v :iv --t i: -i. r .1
' r- * ] , , ? . , " * ? Uj
l\ers!];nv \ j ;ii.\ .oil-.;:;;- u\u
j 1)0 hold i L ? ? liie v-iv vei.iioj; >-i >
I ?? / i ? ?! O
.?lliance, (about stN nines o:t
[ of (Jiiitid -ii ) on the (>ih. day <,!'
iJuJv proximo. The ns*. otiir.:
s i
j will open at 10 o'c:o:.-i\ a. :n,
[An election ii^r o'li^r. for the
i en>um : term u i.l b : he; 1 ut
; thi-i meeting; reports, of sinnd
j i ') tf ocm iiiu ?<? i j'li i >rei
I sliMl'd ai>> ho in i< i - * . A
|<!utcio t lie state Allia-iee w.-s]
| be elected.
Su'o- Alliance -Lrct :"Ts. are
lex-efficiv) memb ? i ? ii ijr?in
A 1.- 1
1 1 v Alliance, una are reqnestea
to be present at our quarterly
! meeting
important makers w'.ll b.
[considered at this inciting; it is
therefore urajed that every ?ub
i Alliance he lull v re pre seized.
Mas. R. M.Udft.
% Pros' t K.C. F. A
V Little t'r ii! s Mx]?L,rii*!>.i*o In a
f /: ji'ii i lioux*.
?>Ir. and M.s. L Tr ?>.*? at ar > kci-p
? rs (>;' t * sc (iov. at Sand
I'cacli. M and nix* w:th a
? ;:t:: tr ? j ! er. four y.\:r- old. April
\\a> t-?!<e? ds?wn v.it'i M -aslcs. IV
I we ! !?y tire.ii:!:1.! ('< u.r!i i mdn^
!:.*.<> :l KfV'.T. \) !???{?> ;it !;<?: ncr :;n<l ;;t
I) -tn>it treated '.cv. lv.t in v.i!n. slie ,
<:r; vr r.;pidiv. until was a m-re :
*? !.:i ii? 1 of ' )??! i Ti ion .-die trio.] I >r. i
K.nj's- New I>isiN?vory ;.n i nfu-r tin* n<c
. if l \r<.f ;i?id ;i liaif vv.i.y coj.jj.litclv I
eured- Th'^v s ; : y I). . Kin-/ Ni-.v Dis
coVfi y : - v.'? -rt :: : w- i :::t in jdd. ye.
\- >?: may ir-*t 1 >. it]'.* I". J,
l>ra.u>t >:c.
Uiieur.iu -ivm caret! in ji
"Mystic" < t;re Cm:- H hemn:?t ism
a:nl Neuralgia r.-nli^nli ; rim s in 1
t c, A ! ! :i \ s. fge% upon the sys
tem is re:a:i! and mysterious.
?Jt ivmf?v?;s ai once the cause anv
lii'; disease immediately <ii?.:!p pears.
.The liisl ('use greatly l?eneiits, 7.~>
cent s.
Sold l?y F. M. ])rujiii>t,
?' air. den.
Kuglis'i Spi\in Li:.im-;p.l r?k
IllOVfs :? 1 1 M Soft tu- (?:?' i" II S?'<? j
Lumps n'i 1 Blemishes Troin Ij t ? r~< *
Bif?xt Sp-nirs. Curl'h, Spiin's. i
Srtlt.cv, Ivint? St.UVs, Sj.vni.
:i]i Sw??h?'n Throats, U*.
Save ?~>U by iw of one boiY.ji j
Warranted the inrst vrocuirJun
Blemish L'u;e ever known. So'id j
by I)r. F. L. Zemp, Camden, S. C
^h^aBabj- was sick, wo gave her Castoria.
Xhen she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When sh? became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
Whes sne had Children, she gave thera Castoria.
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Subscribe for The Chronicle.
tar O'd pspeis for sale at this
office at 20 cents per hun-ireu
CAES OF THA1TZ3
To the fire department and
citizens generally, I desire to
extend my warmest thanks lor
1 their prompt and efficient ser
vices at the fire on my prem
ises on Sunclav. Juno 12th.
i A A. MOORE. M. 1).
FOR SALE. ;
A second-hand one-horse Car
riagj in fair condition. Will
bo sold at a very reasonable
price. For further information,
apply at The Chronicle office;
F( )liSALE. ~
Two new fifty-saw Pratt
Giiw. Condensers and Feeders;
one Tozer & Dial twenty-horse
wwr K iiiine and twenty-five
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horse power Boiler. Engine and
Boiler reparate; one Queen of
the South Grist Mill; one Lid
dell Pony Saw Mill. Belting
and Shafting; one Boss Cotton
Press. Terms exceedingly low.
yj %/
Apply to
1). B Clarke,
Attomev.
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Savings Department'
-:in
BANK of CAMDEN.
Commencing Jul v 1st. 1 S92
the BANK OF CAMDEN. of
Camden S. ^ \v il 1 open a
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT in
the Bank. Depositors in this
department wi 1 be paid inter
est on sann. Deposits received
in sums of ONE DOLLAR and
AP? WE.
We n speCtfuMy solicit bus
iness and w ill i r- ;id van
tair '.'(ins to our customers to
lorp their funds with us. l or
:'u: t>T information, in-juiio at
ii" -5. ink
il. (i. GARRISON, Pros' t.
C. II. \ -V i ES. ( ^asbier.
* ?* . -J j ri j ^ r. -- u''*
e u i vv'< y i ,
-p' ?
V
Sorr;r (' v^toi.: n a? ? K mi:s:i aw County.
i \ ? ? ? ?
I " : ? ; o i- a:,?i ?y ? ii-tu<* ?> f -';n Iry 1"\ e7\e
j ent ion*. jo nv <iirer,ti'"l 1 ?y J. C. llol
. (???vi-y iV/as'inT lor Ivershav
for 1 !w ye:>r 1800-0:. 1 have lev
ii ii ui "in an i v, i!! offer t' ?r s ile to th
| liijrliosr bidder, in ~fr >nt of the c*our
i itnnso in (\i:a 'or.. S. within the Io.'j'
? hours t.i ?alo. on 1 Ik* first Tuesday i
?> 'in_' the <1 iv. (tlu* firs. Mor
. . : -i v :? ;n_r .'a y 4:li. ;i n itionai holiday
--j' ? f.i'.iov. in;,' <!v.s; ii^'c 4 yreai estate. 1
>?> ?rty i
!>om;<
S< ao.ii.
!?: ? r f?r::) 'r]?rr
JMu iV'i Tiirn -r, on L >n? i>ianc?a
o.I South hy L-i/.avus Yate>\ IS
r?rown. West by f. Moselej
North ! y rest of Richard I'rown tr;
Scnooj. I ) i st ?: ! < T No S.
:i:T m a Mil on ? hni'<li;rr the prop
erty of Jatiii V??a:iL'. Mtaate.i in School
I'iAtrivt No. S, boundaries unknown.
JAMES L. IIAILS,
?Timv- 1"i, 1802. " '
IX;) C.
8.-K.C.
W I I TERS
Wholesale Croccr.
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WhoU-ilc LValci in WINKS.
LIQUORS mikI CIGARS,
y k-<[ H iv.
? ! 1 w1 / t
LliJii iCimO >. >. I .
T HE
1 J *.? "^CTi'in0
no'icrn
HiiRASTCCn -Cr?iiM In rhp
DUAnfin i iiU LvjUni lu iiiti ulu i
Prices very vc&scntiM^. Obtain th?2E
?..-(1 r.'aMO cMripariacan.
ELDREDGE MANUFACTURING CO.
BELViD?P<T., !Ll.*
Scientific American .
r Agency for ^
5T CAVEATS,
l TRADE MARKS,
DESIGN PATENTS
C3PVJUCHTS. etc.
,,-r v>?c-jrriz y.atents in America.
I/rerv pc{?sat t ??<?:; o?;t bv ns is brought before
the p'ebiic :>y a n.^;c.' <.:reb free of charge in the
ffii-rntfic American
u CO
Largest Mrcainfaen of any scienter naffer in the
w -rlJ. ri illustrated. No intoiliseai
nan sMu'.'i i>e without it. VTeeklv, s.'J.OS a,
rear: ?iJ*i ?5xraor.tbs. A.lrfros? MCXN &
Otl Broad >Fay. Xuvr YotIm- -
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR SOLICITOR.
---I hereby announce to the Demo
cratic voters of Kershaw, Riehiarid,
fcxig* tiej<l and Lexington counties
ilia? I aim a candidate for re-election
10 llie^eftice of Solicitor of the^fih
cricuit. will a hi le the rcsufi oi
the primary election, and /espect
fuU\ aj>k tiie support of iny.fcMow
IK irocrats. 1*. II. Nki.sox.
I
We beg leave to announce to
our K l low-Democrats ilia1.- Mr- II. ('.
Pation, of Columbia, i* in tin; race
f??r Solicitor of rae tifih circuit.
Knowing him as we do, we cordially
commend him as our cln-ice for tlie
position. If he is elected, lie will
disehar^e the onerous duties with
ability, fidelity and impartiality.
Many Veteis of
West Watkree.
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
Desiring a member of the Leu"
islature who will represent tin*
best interests ot our community and
the whole eiatnty, we present the
name of Mr. D 1\ C. Murchinson
to the Democratic vot? is' of Ker
shaw County as a candidate, sub
ject to the result of the primary
election. UeulaH.
The vol crs of Antioch section of
Kershaw County announce the
name of Mr. I). M. Belliune as tlreir
choice ior one of the represi ntatives
in the Legislature. Mr. SJethnne i*
too well kDow>i to need any words
of praise. It elected he will roflect
credit upon the eotinty.
Many Voters.
?
In accordance with the expi^ssed^
wisVes of his many friends, \ he! Hon.
\S$ 1?\. Kuss'ell isMntreby presented |
'or/ re-election to the Legislature,
lbs course as a Representative fr<*n
Viscounty ha-* he?-n entirely sal ;j?.
Tactory to his constituents. WV i
;t?!edjje him to ahide the n suit. <?f
the primary. a * WesTvh le. ,
The name of M.r. G. W. Moseley
is hereby present. -d fo* reelection to
?lie House of Hepreseutati ve*, sub.
j-.'et to the resul'. of vhe Democratic'
primary election. .Mqsthy kits
wa?ie ar fait hful represent "a'ive of
till* people; his record is before them,
and \up?m which his name is ?^ftVred
for re-election by . '
^ ' MANY FU I F.N IX.
~FOT^. OfImTrtT"
r Kdvtor.? Iviense annoutic* to
? fitt Deniw'falit voters of Kershaw
Cminty mfc name as a candidate fn r
the otilcc 'Jlerk of the Court for
Kei>haw^%frj'^'- subject to the
Deinuc! a', ic ' Primary.
| I respectt'o!!;* nsU #th*5 support of
j try fellow- Democrats.
J. li. S"OODAI.E.
! > *'
? i i
jj? " j
Mu K !) : to k : ? 1^f>s o a n ti < >n n tv '
i ho name of M i- . J. L. .''usin^toii;'
:? \e:\ndid:ite l'<^ the rifl
jClnk of Court for county.
Wis pledge him to abide the losul:.
1 of the democratic primary <'iei-;i(>n.
Voters^
I; Mr. Ei>itor: ? W'e <l''sire to place j
! tw-fort* tliC voters of Iyershnw conn- j
! ; y l li e name .of Mr. Jvrel Hotijjli. f,,r !
;ilie olliee of Clerk of Gout*. subject
!io the T^miU of the primary oleu
He conipKi'tU m-iii, .-nuJ
i-.!i n vl:?j< i <-vtM v v
[him with iu?sv
1 13 iT
i liis i-ons
Fo;t sata
I a lOdintre
? t"V I P-cll'Ct'tiU I41 tliO ? 11; ??? ? ? f
Sl.i.:iir<?f Korsh:i<r <*??u ?5< y,
to liii' action ot 1 lu* 1>f tnticr it ii: pi i
inarv, ami rcsjM-c! t-il! v a-k t ? . ^ > : > j ?
pori ?.?*" my lJ*.nioc?';?iic iillow.riti.
Ja.MKS L. il .U.K.
I ]?< rchv tttinom.cc ir.vsi l' ;|!(.
Dvniorraiic \ot?ts <f K'I-Ikiu
(JoillltV :i^ :i <*:Hl?li'la!o T T l'?>'
i?!" SIum ilT, to t!i<? u : I "I
pvimarv c]cc>i"n, proniMir_r i! ? 1 *-t
nl to I'nit lit uPy ' In.* <it.i :?-?
ot llio '?Jlirc. '4- rc<|n(!i In'] v :i;-k tin
>nj'j>url ol ihc- "O-jm wmi :<?? pirty.
.1. Fn \ n k V?* r.
Mk Emtok: ? Vie in:inv fi?rn?ls
of Mr. I> M. Pcarce u s k space i v
l lie oolunvis ot your paper to pre
sent -3iis name: as a c.in iid-Hi* for
Slieriif. One so v.'^ii known for
n !>riii h ir.ess (.'i' ehar.-irter reli
ability. nce<ls no c?>iii:r:?'',.?laiioii :it
our Many
M::. ICimtou: ? Tho iinmitWis <?;
Heaver I J :mi Dcmn.ralii* cit;l: a>!v
spaw in \oiir. vfi!iial?l.' paper ti
l>re!?eiil i!i? hiuneof a worthv 1 > ti n i;
man for the olticeuof Sheriff,
j ;'*? i. l.othe result of the approaching
Djiisiocratii: j rimaiy eireli<>n. NY
ivfer to Mr. K. B. Williams, form
erl v of West W atcw, Inn :?i ;>r? s? nt
a rcii^nt of Camden. Mr. Wilii-im:
:r vouh? man, aeiive. eapaMr ?n<l
>trii'l!v reliable, ami s.'imiim! !;?? re
e?i\v. i hi' nomination for 1 1; i- i *!!c<r.
he u.a lie c]?- j >?? ii ? it*: 1 npon In per
foiin \vc':i nn?i i : t i ! f : : : I v* Jl> ex n.-t
i !? i; ri'ilicft. i > : a ve iv 4)am.
The mtny friends of- Mr S. F.
! asfc space in the columns <? I
your paper to present his nam?* :i?
! :i candidate for Sheriff, su5?j.>?! !r.
[the result of ihe primary. !f.-ha
hetrt csfi'e<l upf?n to serve \ ? ? i.?-fnr?*
and has (lisch't: ue<i i!;*.* ex^iitini:
iluiies of County Commissions im
partially, promptly and with eouii
;?-?-y towards nil with
i :i co n t :i c t. Ho is in full sy m|li drf
with the Farmers' Movement, and
?
i:ist. hut n>it least, he is a true aod
tried Democrat. Should he leceive
the nomination for this ofJiie," lie
will do a3 he Las always done, dis
charge every duly devolving upon
him to the best interests of his
constituent.' ? Many Voxeus.
! FOR AUDITOR.
!
I Jjofceby annonnc rry*elf a candi';
?late tor reappoint met^t to the office
of Auditor and respectfully ask the
recommendation of my tVllou-.
democrats tor *aid position 1
pledge myselt to abide t l?e result,
ot ll.tj primary election.
I). (;. Ku:ki.f.v.
' FOR TREASURER.
I herein announce myself as a
candidate for County Treasurer.
Will. he satisfied with the result of
the Democratic Primanv
? <* ,
J. C. Kollisgs.
Fob School Commissions.
I hereby announce myself t<> the
Democratic voters ?:F Karshaw
County as a e:?ndidale for re
election to' the office of Com
missioner, subject tc tile result ?>f
tlif*'t>r<mai v elefctiutt
.,r
J; M. N* atts.
For Count t Commissioner.
..
We lif-s leave W> announce the
name ot our felh?A-eiti/en C:s j?t .*
i A. A. 'Hoy kin, ?>f" \\\st Wau-^-e.
a Miitaliie ciii'ii'Ia't1 i ? ?r re-eh<?!i<?n
as County Commissions r, subject to
ihe result of the tuinnry. liU ser
& . , . 1 .
NIC-* in tins mo?t impoitant ?ture.
wiiich lie lii> :r ready ti!le<l, having.
. hoe n m im> creditable :fnd highly
satisfactory. lie i< a K'uvesstnl i
tanner, uood tinauci-r, in lull s\ in-'
jiathy with the Kn rmei s' MoVement,!
a tmt' :u*Kuied Democrat. He has
while iri ? uwf given special atten
tion to the ni,vls and bridges of the
county ami V we f*cl assured ti a
wey/oiild i.ot-^do heticr : hau : ??
re^elt ct hi in. Many jflToicrs <?!
\Vi>t \Vatki:ke.
We desire to place in nomination
subject to the result of the piimary
election, the name of MrT. L. Davis
si? ft suitable candidate for Count v
Commissioner. It' elerUd we Unowj
that ii't would guard tin1 inteicsts
of the county as faithfuiK as any
??ne. Many Fkiknds.
Mr. Editor:- -Please announce to
he Democrat ie vo'ers of Ker>ha\v
county | my name fs a candidate
for reelection to the offlee <?r* Coun
| j y C >mmi>V on< r, subject the icseult
o/' t'li* prima; V election. Thauklllg
1 111 v /Viemls /!.rt!-ie high coiojili
j ment paid me in the last electku'.
II respiei/uHv a>k a ivou inuation o/*
| their support ami eon'i lencr.
,J. A. McDowell.
I ht-n*'?.v announce myself a c:?u
<1 id :i ' i' fur t!i?* <?!!]<??? of (*ohui\
(.?oik .ni^spioner, subject to the
| iu" t.iie l)i*moci\ilie primary election
* D. I". Dixon.
Mk. Khitou: ? Pirn so nnnntinre
Mr. .1. N. .J i > i; t'>* ::s u ?.* :? n ?1 i < 1 :i t *? i i ? r
v - ( Y suuiissit.ruM , su'f'jrct lo
ilie I'cs'Ui- <?f 1 1;?* IXmimhtuUc p ii mi -
arv pI?tI i??n. Mr. .Jones U a p r< ?
urrcssiv? < i*iz*n, inist '.viH th) in ? v
? rv r^ii cf^rrtrt "TT i-'u rli il l'i il.is
r? * I
Jt'^pon si v.<? j) .si;is?r, lie wili innkr
pi p:iia^lnViti<.r alu{ , flii < ? Jli v? r.
; \ oTIIilS.
an 1 po to
Dr. Moore's D;u^ Si ore for
c?d:i Water, Milk Shakes.
Sh rbcts, Ice*. etc., flavored
with pure natural iruil iulces.
i ?'
Limeades. Lemonades. vJrcam
, Nida an 1 Ac'.d I'fcOiphMe
?SPRING
iroi
sparkle- from our fountain com
bining ilio me iic.ina' virtm-s < 1 f
this wvll-known water \\ i ; h '.In
plea antn s< of an ieeo bever
age.
If vnt are aMir-tee. wills "\h:\t
tired tv..4!iir_' t !">' a I;' tss oi
MKxic.-in Kola. It wiil hv
vi^miito \o:;. \\\- li ;i\'? even
variety and >t\ lo of ?Irinks
found at : lirst class lou
< hlr list i< t< huge t ? i*i :
ale. We !i:;ve even tiling IVem
??Xectar.'" "tin* l>ev< rn<re <>f the
irOvls." (l0W 11:
;i\ .1, M
Phvs'eian ami I)ru.yi-t.
; ?
WHY 13 THE
L DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE
FOR
I CENTLEMEN
THE BEST SHOE IN THE WO.RLO FOR THE MO.HEf?
It Is a fceam!esSj?hoe. with r.<> tacU-; or wax thread
to hurt the feetrroade of tl?e best f.ne'cjjf. stvlwti
and easy, and btra ?? i~e v<n ke more sh<?- * 01 this
C trade than any otlwr manufacturer, it equals i?4nd
tewed shoes costlnj ?r>m SI.mj to
(J {? (|0 (irnniiic lland^cwcd, the finest calf
Rhoci over otter?-! Tur equals Krencll
shoes which co?t from $>.<>ito
(J4 00 Hand-Sewed Writ Shoe, lino calf,
^tT? .stylish, comfortable aad durable. Tho b;^t
shoe ever offered at this price ; same Kru.dc as cits
toxn-mato shot* costing from piM to
CO 50 Police Shoe? tanners. Railroad M*n
?POi and letter Carrfersali wear tbeni; rtaccalf,
seamless, smooth inside, heavy three eolcs, exten
sion edr'?. One pair will wear a year.
n 50 fine cnlfj no better ?hoe ever offered at
Hfdmm this price; one trial will convince thobo
who want a sh<>e for cotnfortfend service. *,i \
4?0 ^ and 9'2.00 WorkinxmuiT# eht>esx
ttt very strong and durable. ~?m?' Tha.
h*ve staaa them a triil will .wear no otber make,
?" * school shoes am
1 everywhere; Uieyat-Q
t?>? "i
Jtest
teeroalaiTrenei
11.75 shoe for
Ushatid durable.
, ? _ ? _ Douicias' name and
price are ?t?xnped<m the bottom of each shoe.
. ^-TAKE HO Sr B*TITrTB.^O
Insist on local advertised dealers supplying y< ?
wTX* UOLGUAS, Brockton,
UlliSC II BROS.
for Infants and Children*
I ? : | \
" C ast ori a i&?o well adapted to children tlMrt
I recommend it as superior to any preserififloa
kno'.vQ to me." H. A- Arcuiu, M. Dvt
111 So. Oxford Sl. Drootdjm, K? T. >
% " Th- use of ' Cast?>ria ' is so universal and
It8 merits so well known thai it stvnis a work
of supererogation to eudorsfc it. Few Mr the
intelligent families who do tot keep Cotton*
within easy reach " v
Cahlos Hivrrx. D. T> .
New York CStr.
Late Pastor Bloomic^dale lieformed Church.
^??torU cures Ootia,
Sour Btotnacb, Dtan "
^pSgr-*""
'itaout iaj
VTitaout injurious I
medicgUtm.
44 For ?cTfnl jraon t ka*w nc*fcrt?*r
ymir 'Castoria." ADdiballalwv^O ?? lu
,&o?om tthaiuivarUtfrijprciduobd MM.
Tesuha."
Ko*n?F. PjkfiDW.lt %
??The Wtothr^V'l^ Street and t hJWt
Kcv^ufcOhr*
TU ClMTACB COKPXWf 77 MrKHiT
HAVE YOU SEtEftl OUR
It has been hard work for shoe houses to
year, because the demand has been so great,
could not Oil orders fast enojtiiih. But now
new lots every week or two-i?
; *
Mm'!S BROWN SERGE
TEWIMJS SHOES AT
; IKFA.CT,
'SLIPPERS OF ALL
jSlT
APERS" SHOE
TAYLOR'S GASH
C-A-avCtMEEtT, S. C.
JJrv Go-Mis; Notion*. MMiinery. Clothing
(j Us* ware and Hoiire Faruishiuj; lioods.
ho*.?. ila's, Truuks, Tibw
vl
THE PHILOSOPHER'S STONE.
'?Mr. Vresidet.t," said the fcwntric Johu li uh-Iolpb, c( Uoanoke^ 0*Vl
Virginia statt^man. mt^rrtip'.ing Liruself in oae of lus eeutiloriid aiftljil
! ' 1 ' " T "of four short
COilSl:
! t%i hivtt discovered the philosopher's stone.
: of homely English ? l'AY AS YOU G(X"
How many people to-day would he better off if they would; take thd
i adv;^?_.Then? is certainly no honor aod giory it* having vour name <Jq
sands of iiiMti have been compelled U) pay
ffi^Fchants boo
th**y never receiwd. simply
\
jC?
l !" ^
P
_ Hir
I- i way we eondnet our pms.nes.i. an 1 we espect to tr?i>el that way HQ
] fr.tme ot dose the d??or?. j
\\ e arv doing something that ha- nov??r b^en attempted in Caindea
and :t niTords as much pleasure to state that we are uinki :t.^ a success
li .'.v [ziiofs wiil draw every time. Had our spot cash system enables I
?iv>? yoi goo Is from twenty live to^ifrv ^-r co?nt. lower than these)
wini-.l credit fellows v\'e do not have to mike up on you what we Id
? <om?'bo ly-el.-e. Vjii a!i ka6v that 1.- true, {?<r your old grand daddj
lea igh. j t-i the same way. an 1 so will yuu be just as loa^f as you sties t
j mist: ab.e, cr.rsed credit folly. ? ' i i
HONESTT.
(? 1
N man this green earth trys Lard -r tocond ici ii.s bu?int?a? mora i
e>!iy : han we 1 >. \Ve have had it <a*>:ie-r. ; drilled into lis from the ,c]
Oiir geo-i old mother al.va\s said ?*..?? honest'
mv hoa in a! I of your unji
- ? ? ??j *.jwr,
ings ;i:. i '?v.i-eess wiil come to you ' A e do no* Usl:e\v m these dirty, iatiui
i. t:le tricks that are practiced by >o many merchantsnow-aday#. IfVq
not t:aj?' whu vou upon honest principles we do not care to tra*o with'
a' v
- , 1'- ? -v wvi viuc iv; U4 'O ?uni you
at fill \ on cat: ivly upon n-> every t:a?e; our reputation is t??o well kao%A
io :i:" te4oj>i" K>i Ivrshaw cor.uy. lor the'm to have any doubts of ihis.1 W#
?nu:fc' ;.iated this ! ' Tit^
>ir?j
'KM
o
CASH SYSTEM
theo:.!y way of conducting an honest litis;;. os&
- - i uu>jk.?V:?*?^Q &US.*
-s i ::a ??;;;!??-. No man can m ttj pr.rca ise n:s geo?ls on <*r?-diP^i:Lp!j
?ca ie* yes a h*t!e tim- |?h;, jjo.u ?> j ist a* s?r<? as the stinvset*.
N > m?-:**ha:jt ran *.:'r -rd to gt ve i i-? good-* aaay. s;ime!x>ly must Viav'
i . , . . . -i i ' i ?*
t 1
i.o:i
^ - ? ? ?- ' ^ n>7| yo jr
? .iv. ! l.h * !i.?-:?odw mlty be yo.;. S??un t.h**s? t ao or liiiee
A>=. ' t
^ i:. . !: \\ m ??
\< n at a ? 1 tr and ?.ria ? d >wn to lit ty centji.
.'?.?ii.Vs y.\ Njtiare:' O.u* way isoneM^uare,
' l ;v'. --i' t t oo:. No in?*rch.'iit on this e
i. - ^ '
lower j ]Vi.n we do unless
eferth
ne
Wi
tt i. ;
. Vf .
caa -.*e:
i i ^:ves i;
:r eti'to::
st? K.s hi? ^ojjtll;
r<?-ch::t\ Ma-'.i,-.
Uhl ritil .1 J )'i \'
v t wo
- o: t*
J h:
i ','U . i
;? ? u: ?:
but t<ar^' a;i tii
I
t?: ? :.r.c ??. j;ho liiif dovu ltbe'
:i i : j- t in : ? b an t i>:^ discouat^ ?
: - :i.'? L.-j.i ii: of. . l:? re never was h gr?a<V "
: u- i):.'cb:;-j;;/ nnbl.e tua'i th'.s ontf lay
.i. yj'u ? 'i \ i ; ? ^ c.hn^ji. ;p>iv?ck nejdt tlajr
: .:?*c*.-?'. j*.v, : . .lay :> i-ar^lli May Slfith.
[??ill '? O Ii' ( toi
day
N ?;?;>, WMiy'ariicie ioUur
-- j i:e<* th.-ii }.??? catj buy Mi?e where. ? I
: w ??- :,i.c- i ;ske*t ii" Nevv York's usoi?t successful ibttsi
.v a : i ; a * > t -"'e. v.- u'o ? wealth and liehes? Fiici?
i. kre?? vu u b?. open; third, pay ensh lor vvuat jon
.. ) .. i ; - * ? - ? ? - "
. r ..i t. |/a_> ^ lor wuui
t i.y Mi/nt} goo 1 a.i.i v ?an i tt*:ee \ery n,'ces->ary e->seati?.ls to tuake
on u 'Viith wnat it should be.
l'.te al?;iig!)ty dollar ir a t: v.erfe.l iey*r. It i- ^ methir.g nil are 'l
r : ,r. an t tL- oniv way t , j.ile tie-:;, fit* i- t > save? hence you ^u*U
yur ^ )o Is for the ca^h . It not wi.jz a nian makes that mak??s hinin
.v hat ne s;ives. I hat J.im v.hht ->e I re o'.?eriu}j you every dav?yJ
!ri?'tv t .-v ?? .
?e are entitled to it !>
tunity to *a\v.
> W e w tn: y i > ? i r Uade. and *.ve b?
woriiiiig fi'i* interest-:.
'A m uar.t rv^ry mar. w^r:.an and ??./lid in Kershaw
t: -ii headquarter-. \.hen they c.me to Camden.
:'or > I do anything ??*? pos-ibly c^.n ^jr them.
A <-? are tne f
fy*r ol __ ..r
>Ve do hct sell pap^f Vi -in^fcH nr;t*>,'tr,f t?nd snoh traab.*
If that is the stuff you are looking fol'l'c soue'.vheie elso to lo your tradiojff.
, ?v^.11(^ ? v, io 10 j our ir;?ao|g.
Koi^ember we do a spot cash bu-iioeX only, do not credit unybo4v, tnakf*
o differeLce wn > they are. Do not a.- 1, ui fi.Tv credit. *>t| ?s disagreeable |.o
tor- we must decline. .
ll? m-r^i-er ;;s this Fall wLea you cv.*V;e to town; you aty L;e loser eve
t'Uie ; y\ paps u . by. We will -.el! go./Js cheap and noboJt^ can iweep
from it. Rock bottox. ?pot ca&h ;.!v. ay - . %ery IVcitr>>
TAYLOR & CO