The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 15, 1892, Image 3
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CAMDEX, S. C. JULY 15th, 1892
t HIBeA 01 RECTORY.
BAr-san Cxirwn, ? R?v. Myron
W. Gordon. TPa#tor ? Preaching every
Sunday it 1! a. m. and % M0 v. x. Sun
day school from 12 y. . to 1 p. ev.-ry
Sunday. Praycrvneetin^ evpry W ??<!
nesday at 8:30 pk All seats are ire, >
The pnbiic is corJialiy invited to attt-nd
PftF.f5KYTF.RIAN ( 'lIL'RCli. ? Rev. W. TV.
Mills, Pastor. Preaching every Sabbath
at 12 a. m. jjrnnday School every Sab
bath at o p. n"i. Prayer meeting every
at Op. in. The public is
ccraia'tiy invited Jo attend.
LlTTI.KTO.V STPEF.T r?iETII^r)f>T
Chtrc:h.? Kev. M. I.. Carlisle. Factor. '
Pr*"a<v.i:,-jr ev^y Sunday at 11 a. r*i. snd ,
*:?>0 ?i. i; . Prayer-meetiiijr Thursday ;>r
4>:l5p. in. . Strangers and visitors are
eordialhr invite*}. All seats free. v
Ok
Grace Episcopal C'::l'p< h. ? ?Rev.J.M
| 45&?ney, 1 Sector. Servi-es Sunday at II
o'clock : Sundar School at 5 p.??. Even
ing service at G pi.ni. ; Fritto* a?ernt?on
service at f> p.m.
-?ZEZZ:S.
j ' Atienticr, PrcHHdcrkts!
' At a meeting of s; me* cirize:.* ??f Can>- :
dfn, held tails day. we. the under.-ig ed. ?
were re?,u< .sted t5 cui . t;pon rJt who are i
interested in the 1'roi 11 ttioii Movi-iru-m !
in Kertitsii! county t?f ii:eet in ?he OxTa j
. House at Camden, or* Friday. Ju'v 22. i
=??*^2 o'clock M.. to effect an er^ar.i/atio i.j
to attend to matters ni'( ">sr> ry t?> >aec-^- i
t'ul representation i : /rr^rrurend \ u -z p:i
xnary ek'csion. M- I . ^at:;.i.s.e.
M. W-. <W>i:don.
-July 1-J. *$2. jA. M. Kexseoy.
b^o:::ts pizz su up. _ |
jDout forget tl?e pmtomime n< xv
^Ifoe$d.fiv niirht.
?f- ? * ^
^Great bargains aic now offerer*-:
the Gilt Kdge Store. !
?eCaiVj?;en l-ate bail cluK went t<vj
roprilte vestefdaw r*iid def<$ted
Sine thfTe by sconrof 33 to 10
,jp^ ; J \
The nominees for delegates an
nounced in thin week's paper, were;
r*eleeU;4at a linens of the Tiiima?-!
it *i lEcif.herj of the county e:;? ?.:?-!
lire co.-nmit i< ^ liefU after ihej
fBcetinp; i?ct Monday. . ^
! I
Jirna 3e&i iLg. *
The L i*5 will ?>i*-e :? !
jiill ?^fC M Jr. XI ; i'h'I'-!
JDg, 21ft jawt. !?i t'?.* resifi "?>"*'? 1
Mrs. J. tT. XoUk*. A ii>k ->;:?> n- i
?tractive !W.<-r:u y a?<t musicar^j -?
Terrain mcMi^s Uen arranged find :ij
l?!ensan? *ve:iir ^ is jTombc?? trf- at' !
who a'.enfi. Rt-frt stmu*Bl& v. k I U
served. The ,0?>jeel of ibis <? nter- !
tainr.icrt to ruiyrfuuda to 1 1 r f r :t ^ '
the expenses of/ffTe rttM^nirs frosn i
tUU Lodge '/*> lu* 0 rci :*? s !>>?.; -i*.!
which meets FIoucikc oa i?:f
26th irisl. NJgrrom_^.__j
-v -fkeeeee of >
CrradaiSc-bcl 'IWpropnMElgC'ci.
v' The t?ns5*?J?d bj '-fyLgncA flistiict
y?.. 1 roe! en j ?'':?? {??'??
CoWitora to
_ tat;
from time to
in Jesus a*
daily ex pec tad
the fcngtjgp"
M
I tea r came opoc ^ery soo^aii
lers and bigas wail do
^ ic is written
frent i-ortta and
Lord w or mug
I tiie word witb !
tin
tlveAised Letters.
The lfr?! 'tOKipir i? i of atlvor
June 12tb. i 352-: .
Jj E'Truesdell, Hor^n^t WiWiam?,
Knin.ii Joiner, Mrs S J > inson. F :n
jna Sprigennrs, Mary S-imh, N >?uy
Stevenson, Norah Samuel, Molly
B Sutton-. Marrie E Scott, KtMit
Kicharrtson, Miss Jbncile Asliiey,
Harriot \tiiiianis, Mrs J as M K-.jf,
MrtTp<rtha Patiernson, Fanny Car
ties, E t\ Cam pSell, f? rank Pebnon,
S W Cnar.lv, I)r J K Bethea, Mar
ion Clements, J C Ki??ler, Thomas
Murrab, Green Scott,
j Persons calling for these letters
/ will piease state- what week they
vevre ai\ ertised.
lise;* Mvier
tlen pOfct <?
ftmcert and Pantomime
- Tbi followirig^omjuunication to
the local f?rn?tirt?r troupe i;i refer
ence in the performance to come olf
Tuesdajrj&peaks for itself :
Gentlemen: ? You ask my opin
ion 'of the concert unci panlomine
t?? be given by you ftt the Opera
House on Tuesday nighr, 19th insl.
n dress rehearsal, of which I.ha(i
? the pleasure of attending on Wed
nesday nigh?, I would say that the
entire programs shows that an enor
mous amount rrf study, work and a
great deai of La Font is used to make
a "show'' that will please ail, from
the youngest to ? he oldest.
i The- most fastidious will not be
able to find fault and the most crit
ical cannot be dissapointed
the wonderful performances
iven by Camden's arnatf
^t^e_coatj
m gp
p^be earnen wSfp _ ,r
j| Yours Truly,
$n\V;lV92. :J. W. CORBETT.
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, ' CONSUMPTION CURED.
Anf d?T physician, retired from prac
f * | H e, having had placed in his hands bv
$ji East India missionary the formula of ?
V simple vegetable remedy ior thespecdv j
?ndpevraanenv cure ot Consumption .
Broachitis, Catarrh, Asthma ami a!! j
f throat and Lung Affections. also a posi- !
tire and Tadieal cure for Nervous .Do- ;
b&ty and all Nervous Cotnpiaffats, after
feraTOC tested its wonderf'ul curative
h*> ft* it it ;
bis surfer- J
motive '
suffering, i
to all who ue- ,
tiernnui, FrenrUJ
directions for ;>re
Srnt by mail bv ad
naming thie paper.
Forcers' Block,
- JPZESOKAL 1CEN JIOK.
.
I Dr. I. H. Alexander is in attend*'
ante upon the State Dental Asso
ciation, which meets in Bock Hill
this week.
Misses Minnie and Tinie Rhame
are spending a few clays with their
uncle, in West Wateree.
Mr. Steele, who his been em pi ey
ed as operator at the depot, resigns
his position today to "accept onc
in Charleston.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Watkins are
visiting relatives at Bishopvilie.
MisF N r.nie Workman has re
turned from Union, where she has
been spending several months,
- ^
M rs. McQueen lias returned home
from a viait to relatives in Colum
bia and Augusta.
Mrs. J. M- Smith, of Winnsboro,
is visiting the family of 3lr. E. 0.
McCreighi.
Miss Susie Nelson is visilins rel
atives at Maysville.
Mr. John /. M o?, dy, of Columbia,
was in our city this wetk on busi
ness.
Miss Cora Strong. Wallialla, is
-visions the faniilv of Rev. W. W.
Mills. f' \ ,
Mr S. I>. Latham has gone on a
5 rip to Salislwrt
MrsT. W. Lan^ and Miss Josie
Keishaw left yesterdry to spend the
summer in the mountains.
Mi^s Mtrtirio* Dn rant, of Bishop?
Til:r, i* visitit;^ _Hr D. F. Dixon's
family.
Mrs W. D. Trantham h is return
ed li'?me from :i visit to V/ake For?
est, N. C.
> Mrs J. I). Dunlap ami 31 r B. "Or
Kennedy, of Atlanta, >who have been
hero on a visit, returned home on
Wednesday.
/ Migs Crockett, of Ilealh Spring,
is visiting 31 rs Frank M. ZeiDjik
Mr A. A. Moore, jr. is at horhe
spending hi3 vacation.
Mr Leslie HcCnndsess Ifft last
S'.imKvv for Jaekson, Gft. whei,?f he
wiil reside in future.
A Statement Concerning tne S- S
' 4 Convention
Mn. Editok : ? Wo nolice that
?
iiir well arranged program, coup?
!??<! jvitjfa^thc aMe' address of the
^.nrth ?; president of tne S. S Exec
; ^'"inmittee, has been publish
? for a convention to he held at
M arshali's eUnrch on the 4=th and
r>:i; ??f August, 1 $22.
On the second Sunda}7 in Jnne a
request was mnd-a from the. pulpit
rof Marshall's rh?rr;?h. the
puii.ic at I U'U^ i'?. :noi L - ? ti rii*; fol? ;
'r.xr'm'j t;!*?rd l^nn?Hv 1o ? ti '??*?* Ulf;
holding a sunday
nj.-r, an-'l after
tw* lac !v of c!?:uvr; !n ;!n> com
:rv.r,Uy. ;^n;1 :!?;? <>n the
j pii't <"?? ft* v t;o <i?i t&rrt :i i II the
Cot: v'*;UlT?Ji4. tM :l sti k:ii;t?r iLja.'. HOUtd
; v?.? orstir^ir Iwv. !j f r> their jr.iesls
! ami n**stte' ves, iiu*y ihcnifore
i\ f!r.c,?. it fljfcpo:-. 'lnd'r !he circiim
*! *"?<**??* to ->e.PXoiMefl for t*be
, !>rfsvi?l w*UJ-urci Li int.- when they
; s >y c% 'Jii'.', ??>?:?;! all, an>l
hf.vr n ! ?Hv 2Bb'l oM lirm?.
I . ? fit
tha ??<&* ij r Ii o-ra nittee
; has cerUinl* feen iKfoumlcrstoori.
: othfi *i?e it i* intended top! ay to
' lo ? i?u mne ot ait indignant frhuke
wwske H?fofitfrv hadiy. llow
Lvr. i; tii% wpfec wny il is to be
^ged. everybody wiii
,neycoo2p0,i itaeirough the pro
_ I ||, Fkiesds.
! |i nvo
[ We { > u V.l i ? h liie
y?lion r?t the request of two'tPHH0d
of lire Marshall^ church neigboor
ho<$L ? El>]
Cam \v.\ i 511 rrogram me.
The following is the campaign!
.program to he observer! in t!ie vari
c-nnntirs-of the state from this
date forward:
Clarendon, Jnlv 19.
Sumter, -J ill y 2 0.
Marlboro, J u y 21.
Chesterfield, July 23.
Kershaw, July 2G.
1 Lancaster, ?Ijjh" 2S.
York, July ~t'J.
[ ' G hosier. July 30.
Fairfield, August 2.
Union, August 4.
Spartanburg, August G.
Greenville, August 9.
Pickens, August 10.
Oconee, August 11. J
Andeison, August 12.
Abbeville, August 1G.
Newberry, August IS.
Laurens, "August 20.
Pronounced Yet Saved
From
written by Mrs. Ana K.
we quote: "Was
settled on
finally ter
doctors
live b:;t a
up to ir.y
not St:iy
meet my
English iS|i>aviii Liniment re
moves ail Hard, Sof> or Calloused
Lumps and Blemishes from horses,
Btoou Spavins, Cur'?s, Splinis.
Sweeney, Ring-bone, Stifles, Sprain
all Swollen Throats, Coughs ?tc.
Save $50 4 by u?e of one bottle.
Warranted the mostr^ wonderful
Blemish Cure ever known. Sold
| ny Dr. F. L. Zemp, Camden, S. C.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
Whea she was a Child, she cried for CaMoria.
When she became JCiss, she clung to Castoria.
Whec she bad Qiildreo, she gave them Castoria.
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zzsctrnvs omo?Btee. ;
? =^? ? ,
The Work Accomplished at the
Meeting: Held Last Monday, >
mmmmmmmm ^
c
The County Executive pommit
tee met at the Opera House ou July
lltb, 12 m. 28 out of 33/61ubs be
ing represented.
- The first matter considered was
i he appointment of managers at
'Jie primary precincts. At the
previous meeting of i he Coremittew
?t had bcenp decided to have the
precincts at Club headquarters.
Motion was made to adopt the
agreement between the two candi
dates for Governor to have two
f
managers, representing each fac
tion, at each eiub precinct. Mo
tion lost. It was finaily agreed;
that where the membership of a
cLiib was composed of both factions,
i both should be robiesented in seiec
I ?
turn of managers, one or two of the
three managers lo be allowed each
?side, according to its proportion of
membership.
It was moved and adopted that
the three clubs oi Caxiien and Live
Kirk wood club be allowed to v.?te
at one common precinct in ij am- j
den, under three managers, or.ej
from each Camden club ? agreed j
to. The Kirk wood club waived >
' , .
any claim to a manager.
[ The following names of managers;
! were then handed in by ;!se various:
[ members present:
' Ahrvy ? T 1?, Kirkiey, L E Ki'kley, A F ?
; Yo::n^.
[Antioch? B M Brown, J S Djnn. C"L!
Bradley.
Beaver Dim? A W Iia^)n,.RC 1-Y.fd, {
John L . Gettis, sr.
Beik II ill ? It J Davis, Z Z Buraei !. F K j
Soarrer.
StrlK* Mil:? J B Haninvjml, J J B dl. f
J-amcs Kostd>?.*onj*'i,
P>eai?h ? T \V BS.idth, IIIra:n Net h?s J I
~Xy.i Cm?k:lL
Buffalo? J M Small, E S Davis, C A i
Johnson.
C ureto,.i,s Mid ? J V* Rose, YJT J Christ
mas. W II Cook:
I)eKuIl>? J A Shoorn, )
Wa'er-e ? W T Hail, '? Camden.
Young1 Men's ? GS Iliggias:,)
Dohr's Mil! ? I) K Spencer, A L C Ivia- i
?ar.l.'L II M. Leod.
Harwoav ? J W Butler, R D Williams, T
W Mattox.
Liberty Hill ? A G .Tones, J I> Cunning
ham, S 1! Cunningham.
Lvnehwoivi ? T K Watts, W 8 Smith, R
W Hammond.
Oakiapd ? c V Pate, W I) Marshal, L II
Peebles. _ ? ?
Pine T roe ? T II Th >rn, R K West, 1) A
Elliot.
Ralev's Mill? T) M MeCoeg.?!>, W I) Hil
ton, W ii I^ough.
Rohtnd ? If -T Bruce, W K KIlio*, T A
J* pears, I
Sandy Gr<>te ? Win Tiio np<or\ W If .
RsrcdUFe, II c HkII. \
SaU l'ond ? ol.jj t) NViso*1, T S M. f e>:
T L Outlaw. \ "? .. J
Shuvior's Hill ? R L Sinyrl, R M i;:;. la
ford. A W Watts .
Swifr Creek ? W D B:.>yki:i, Geor^* Ar:
rants, Tohn M'-caa.
Three c's ? N Gay, J A Falkenb^ry, L:u
as cant hen. ?.
Ttii key creek- -li B Lr.cas, Hart well
Campbell. Wiliner King.
West Bran eli ? ,i R Thorn. J P. Jon s. li
T .Johnson
Westville ? T, L J M t > ar,<.
Sam lei West.
! The managers for Ha^eri. ^ Ho k. Mr
Oaskill's Mil:. Russdi Rhsoe. O jk-U' >?,
and St ick tun will l>" a >po:nttvi and h
ILjhed latv.'r, these rluhs n?>t being lvi-Ta
scnted at the :ne< ting.
The p.cxl matter crn-id; red was
the me r hod of n ? ? tj : i u :? l i i ?i trial
justices^ Jr was mo.vd :i i ! n^ived"
j that the trial justices in ??n.-'n l ?wa
jship he selec'e I l?y the eiuh-, o| ; h :i:
township, metti t>ors of v < j t ? n -
accord ;n?* to th.-Tr e >r>,
and without regard to their resi
clencif.
After considerable debate it was
decided tiie State ea*?vp-ii;i?i meet
ii)<j should l>e he.d at t.'a?:iden, on
: July *2()f.tiv according :o tie: regular
appoiutmeht.
A seiies of County eampaiga
merUttgs ?cre anmg^ti as follows^
Cureton's Mill. Auiinst 10th.
Camden, A-u-jiust Y/>th.
Oo Motion of (r*?a. Kennedy the j
nOrv inl?ti(?n O (' lewiand :i i St-ev- ;
eu^on- and Lhf L'hicaijo platform
, wert* ? ratified and endorsed unan
imously by rising vote.
On motion of .Mr. i). M;Bothu!ie
iti was agreed that ea-.-h jpt-iabi-r of
the committee pledge lumseif to
use ail elforts to preserve order :: L
the campaign ri.ee ting />]) the 26th
of July.
It was moved by Mr. E. D? Blak
eney and carried, t hat ti.fJMayor of
Camden he requested to station po
dice at the meeting to preserve the
peace, and that I he bar rooms t?e
closed tiiat$lay.
Also on motion of Mr. Blakeney,
a committee of five was appointed
to receive and canvass elwb rolls,
and to report errors in same. This
Committee consists of Mess's. J. J.
Bell, IV. F. Russell, I. F. HoiKnd,
S. "M. Boykin anil PL. I). Blafceuey.
Each club was assessed .$1.00 to;
help defray expenses of meeting.
Five ciu-is responded at once. Tiu*
other;? will pay to Mr. H. G. Gar
rison, treasurer.
The following rules to govern the
?r&ia.vy iu addition to those _?S
lahiished by the State "Executive
Committee, were y^opled; by the
County CiumuntLee: picvi. us
lioeyng on Stay 2nd ?m1 are bsrt
pu for information :
?jkfc the names of every candidate
m various offices tobe ^filled shall
pitted, or partly wj itteri and partly
lid, upoa one slip of na^er, and tfiat
voter i^asc all names l?nt tho^e be
iwishes.to vo;e for. In-fbre e**ttng his bal
| lot Jn case no erases are made, the
whole ticket shail lTe"*Nhrmvn out. If
[ necessary, erasures for sim^&^office.j an<l
not lor others, then the names shall \.c
co-.ir.ted only where proper erasures are
made. The Executive committee- shall
demand the sum of 81.00 from ea ii can
di date to be expended ia the printing of
; tickets. The names of all Candida 'cs
| who contributed sail sum shall be pr?nted
j on ballots to bi usee at the ensuing
primary, election, the chairman of .the
Executive commit ?ese to furnish said
b illots to the managers with the ballot
I box
Resolved, Th.st the f > 'flowing be j
rnnde A rr.k* g 'Vernirig the primary e!oc
tu>n fr>r Ker>ha\v eon tv :
| In determining the result of the pri
! mary election i<> r a eompo-ire oifiee, a$
j Representative or County commis-uner.
U'.-c following tttvth">4-*hail t>e pursue! :
] , The asgrt^ate of legal bal!o^? or 4ick
et? .cas* io sai?1 elect i m >hall estimat
; e*<C rtioui wluch shall be deducted any
I bntlot ?> void1 wjtli respect to tbeotfree in
l^es&ur., the (Uacrence to be taken a*.
the total vote for ?atd office. The candi
date or candidate* receiving a majority
shall be declared nominated, provided
however, that if, by this method mofr
candidate than there are vacancies'to
fill aTe foifcid.tohaire received a majority,
the required number hay&g the highest
rote shall be declared the nomine^.
Thft managers of |>rirnary shall keep ir.
account of the total vote for eash office
and report same with their return*.
COXGRESSMAX JJEMPHILt.
A Good Kecord Made by Him at
Washington.
[Washington Post.]
Itrappean* from several of the
South Carolina papers that llie
Farmers' Alliance of that Slate fcs,
making a strong effort to nominate
a candidate inside their party wljo
will he able to .iefent Mr. Hemphill
of the Fifth district. YVhile/tHc
Post has not always agreed irjtih
this gentleman on questions of leg
islalion, it l^as found much in his
public career rerotntnend. lie has
been energetic, taithful and efli
cient, and his name is iklentt fie<l en
du inglj- with many important ami
useful measures.
lviiOjig!i more or loss narltsar. ijn
his polities, ms tamest] ifrel^bers ?M
both parties usually are, he 1 1 ?? s
been uniform!/ consistent and i'air,
irul abov^^U his character as a
man is beyond uproach and above
suspicion. Mis ponouncel abili
ties gave him great influence and
acknowledged leadership in antag
onizing Ike force bill in the House,
and his position in this memorable!
contest seen > e l for him the conli- 1
dence and admiration of the Dein- !
00 racy throughout tile Unions Our i
national park will he enjoyed by |
thousands of people for generations
to come, largely through his able
and persistent champiujnship of this
splendid improvement. Mr. Hemp- 1
hiji.iias been a sturdy friend of dis
trict interests on all occasions. He
has twice been chairman of the Dis
triet of Columbia Committee, and
his careful attention to the welfare
and progress of Washington ins
placed its cilizv-ns under iasting ob
ligations to him. If culture, refine
ment, sf.und judgement, hard work
and unswerving fidelity to a genie
of duly count fa-r what they ate
worth in tke Fifth South Caiolilia
district i ts present able representa
tive will be returned by a large y
increased majority.
ttuckleu's Arjiica Salve.
!
TK? IJest Salve in tlio vorlcl for Cntjs.
1 Hrnjsey, Soros, I'lcer.-i. Salt lih-unu
} % * ! ? i
? Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hainlis
! ''iiillilains, Conis>, and all Skin Ernp
j tiuns. and pjstivdy cares rile?', or lib
l |>:iy re.juirc<l. It is j*usir to give
| perfect 'sat^iaetioii, or money nfa;rded.
! Price 25 cenfs per ).to:v. For Siile by F.
li tfi 51 It!
?. : 1
PAN TO MI Mi
1 wo 1 1 ours of FUN\ MUSICj
? a:ui ! j A tJ G !:'! FEU. Am enter- i
.?>? aaM
?flfTTE r - W IT TY
TUXORTi nul Amtising Inci
dents. To end' with a superb
production ot Denier's Grand
isuoce.-s, ? <> 5
! Admission oorts.
Reserved se.it s 5 Gets,
! G:?II?-rj, 2ucts.
! Children under 12 , 25cts.
Tickets for sale at Dr. A. A.
Moored and l)r. F. L. Zemj^s
Drug stores. #
| Doors open at eight o'clock.
Performance begins promptly
at 8:45. .
The ladies will serve, re fresh
! ments in the lobby after the
| performance.
* FOR SALE.
A desirable residence aniklojtj
iii^fhe north- >ast<*?n section of
the city of Comdex** The house
contains four rooms and a pas
sage and has becn^uilt but four
veal's. The house fronts on
Fair street; the. lot Is 100 feet in
vftdtfr on both -Fair and Mill
streets, extending through from
oteto the mother, Fpr terms &c.
a$>!ito
DAN HO SKINS
or LUCRE\IA EOSKINS.
r'P ih a |;i .
FOB#
4
.J ?
iSlf
i r " ?
I offur forvSafemyl house and
lot situated in th^ city of Cam
<len. between Mill street a|
the 3C's R tre firat jblo
above the depot The locality
is healthy and the situation is
fine for business. Anyone de
siring a pleasant home, with
iroosl water and fine scenery can
place on reasonable
, te^^ '^Eobse^ion will be given
j in the fall, or'~ sooner. For
terms and farther particulars
apply to or correspond with
I, E. GAY.
July 1st '92. Camden, S. C.
if. FOR SOLICITOR.
I hereby announce to the Demo
crat jc voters of Kershaw, Richland,.
Edgt field ami Lexington conn ties
that I am a candidate for re-election
to the office of Solicitor of the fifth
erica ii. . trill ahi le the result of
the primary election, and respect
fully a*k the support of iny fc'low
Democrats. P. H. Nelson.
i ? J * f
1 r ' J
W*' he* lrave to announce to
our tcllow-Deuiocrats that Mr- H. C.
Patton, of Columbia, is in the race,
for Solicitor of the titih circuit.
Knowing him as we do, we cordially
commend him as our choice for* the,
posiiioii. I If he is elected, he will
t!isi-h:iri?*? \he onerous duties with
ability, fidelity and '-impartiality.
Many WieiS <>f
A Vest Watkkek.
FOR THK LEGISLATURE.
I>e^iriii?r a member of t lie I,e?.
i>l:|?iiru win) will represent tlie
<>e??t iutvn sis of oor community and
t lit? w C 'inr y? wo pressnt the
| uauie of Mr. I) P.* C. Murchittsoii
to the Democrat ic voters af Ker
w Comity a* a candidate, asub-'
ject to the result of the primary
election. Ukulah.
The vottif of Aiilioch section of j
Kershaw C??unt;y avnonnce the
name of Mr. 1>. M. Bethune as i heir
choicr ior one ot the representatives
in the 'legislature. Mr. Hethnne is
too well know:; t<> n^ed anj^ words I
of pr.ii-e. J[t -elected lie will reflect"
credit upon the county.
?? Many Vutebo.
In accordance with the px pressed
dl~\es of bis many friends, fh* IIoh.
VJ. JbU . liusscrll is hereby presented
!fTr rceleetiou to the Legislature."
i 11-s coorse as a Ifepresent alive from
j tjus couKtyha* he?-n entirely sans
! fytujtorv to l?i< const it. m-uts,^ \\\
| pit*li?e him to abide the result of
j the primary. Westyijj.e.
Tin* name of Mr. O. W, MoseK-y
i-5 her?*hy?pre??nt..'d fo^ re election to
*he House of Ke|resen? alive*, sub.
?j'-ct to the resuU ef 'he Democrat ie.
| i ri.n^ry election; >Mr. Most ley ha-j
; made a fait^rfuj representative of
1 1 tie people; -his record is before them,
] and upon which his name is offered
j for re-election by
I I MANY Fl TENDS.
FOR :leuk of COURT.
Mr K<Jju>?? announce to
' li? Democratic v?ters^)f Kershaw
County my niimeos a iiar.i1iil.-ito for
Hie o!!l:'.e of 'prfvb M^he Court for
KoTsha vv Cotwiyv ^ulijrct to the
aciion of 1 ho DeiriCM'mtii: Primary.
I respectful !;?' auk llio support of
rp jy f e Mow - De m ? !>c i a Is . ^
! *
J. R. ??o??dat.k.
?
Mk ' Ld:70R : ? Pitrnse r.ntionmv
the nstffte of Mr. J. L. Hr:u?in^ton
as; :i candid ail: for Hie office of
Cljprk of Court f<?r K"rsh:i\v count v
V\V }r.li'd?jc him to abide tiie icsu!'
of the detuocratii* primary flection.
\ <V voters.
! - V -
i ; ?$ . s
i V <
Mk. u: : ? to p!/Pct> ,
lujforc i he v??Ur:'S of K>^s!i:?w conn
#
ly L ! i *' name uf Air. "Joel Hoti^'i, f.?r
f lie office of Chiirk <?fCou4tt, su'-j^ci
10 lite result of llio |>Qnury rli-c.
|io:j. He is :i (tomptili'nl mimm, -uxl
Has always (li^cliargcd I'Vi-ny <1 ;i: \
5<>voh inir unoa.
Hi
i*Wi? <lo vol ion L?> the iwslW erests ol'j
his t.'Oiiisliluenls. Many Voi?rs. .
i FOR SHERIFF,
I anoounce myself a **nn?li- !
J . i
*o l?ie offii-4* of |
?$! criif <>f Kershaw county, rul-j^c? j
j to t hi* action of t he Democratic p:i '
i tn.'n*Y, atJil r/'sprei tally a*k fl.^ sup !
; porrof my Democratic fMlow-c.itu
I /Cl!S.
J AM KS L. II \1LK.
; I hereby announce myself to t lie
i Democratic voMs Kershaw
(jonntv ms :i candidate |.>r the ofnVp
ot' Sheriff, subject to tin* rcsu'.j of
primary election, promi^m* It ? lecl'
e<] Jo Oiitliftuiy tisseliarire the
of the "IHce. I respect tally ask the
support ot the Democratic party.
J. Krank West.
Mil, Editor: ? Tlie many friends j
of Mr. 15. Ak Pea roe ask sp?ce in i
tlie columns of your paper to pre- 1
sent bis name as a candidate for
Slioriif. One so woli^ known for
uprightness of character and reli
ability, needs no coramettdation at
our bands. Many Fkiexds.
? ;
Mr. Editok: ? The members ot
Beaver Dam Democratic club ask
space in your valuable paper to
present the name of a worthy young
man for the office of Sheriff, sub
ject (to the result of the ap proachin?
Democratic j.riinary election. We
refer to Mr. K. I>. Williams, form
erlyof West'Wa'.eree, but ai present
a residnt of Camden. Mr. Williams
a young in.sn, active, capable and
strictly reliable, and should* he re
ceive the nomination for this office,
he ma,* b.; tfepenjldl upon to per
form well and faithfully its exact
jng duties. Beaver Dam..*
Tlie many friends of Mr i>. F.
Kelle^ ask space in the columns - f
to present h is name nv
jeif^r Sheriff, subject to
Oi ]t^grPrin) a ry. fie lia<
bet# cdlleifupn^fe^erve you befirre
ami has dischHr??dji the exacting
duties of County Co9p^?ioner im
partially, promptly aiiTT^b couil
esy towards all with whom &ig|||gM|
in contact. He is in full syoopSl^i
with the Farmer*' Movement, and
last, but not least, he is a true and
. tri^l Democrat. Shduldjieieceive
I the" n obi i nation for jUris office, he
' will do asi lie Las always done, dis
charge every duty devolving upon
hitft to the best interests of his
constituents. Many Voteus.
for Auditor.
1 hereby annonncs myself a candi'
date for reappointment to iko office
of Auditor Mid respectfully ask the
recommendation of my fellow,
democrats tor t&aid position 1
pledge myself to abide the result
of the primary election. C 4
D. C. Kikki.ey.
FOR TREASURER.
1 hereby announce myself us a
candidate for Gonntv-STreasurtr.
Will l>e satisfied witvSfe^^?u|kjc>r
the Democratic Primary.
J A-. Rollings.
4
Fob Sguool Commission er.
I hereby announce myself to the.
Democrat^ voters \ of ICarshaw
County as a candidate for re
election to the <?ffioeoO>cHool Com
missioner, subject to the result of
the primary election
J. 2^ Watts.
For Countv Commissioner.
We beg leave to- announce 'be
name ot our fellow -citizen, Capt.j
A. A.- Wat free. i
a suitable candidauN^tor re-election !
as County Conun'm>iorKT, s/^bject loj
the result ?>f the pnnnrvr liis serf
vies in this mo-t impoitant office. |
which he has already tilled, having
been nit^o creditable and Jiigbly
satisfactory. He is a successful
farmer, good Snancb'r, in lull sym
pathy with t he Farmers' Movement,
a true and tried Democrat. lie has j
while in office given special **Ui en- 1
lion to the roads and bridges ot the,
eouiity and Mp^feel assured thaJ
we could do better than tOj
re-elect him. Many Voters ot j
* v ? West Watkkek. |
We desire to place in nomination
subject lo the result of the primary
elecUon, the name of Mr T. L. Davis
Tip a suitable candidate for County
Commissioner. If elected we know
that he would guard the inteiests
of the county as faithfully as any
??nc. M.wy Fkiexds.
~o ? '
Mr. Editor:- -Please announce to j
the Democratic voters of Ker>luuv
county mj^Hwune ns n candid ;tfe
for re election t<f the office of Coun
i v Commiss o?wr, subject the resuuli
itf ihn pr.imai v election. ? Thnukiuc
my /rtemls jt'>r the . high compli
ment paid me in the last election,
I respectfully nsk a continuation -oj
their support and coufilence.
J. A. McDowell.
I hereby announce myself a can
dictate for the office of Countj
Co?u<n Kroner, subject to the result
of ilie Democratic primary* election.
* . D: F. Dixon.
Mr. Editou: ? Pleas? announce
Mr. J. N. as u candidate for
jGoittiiy C'Vf.i'^rs^io rue^ subject to
| llie result of the T)*rtTTnttV:ilie prim
! nry flection. Mr. Jones is a pro
| /revive eilizen,\rnstwortliy i:i ev
j*ry respect. and \if elected to this
pff^ponsdhle position, he will makei
a painstaking and cflieien* otlic< r.
Voters.
The name of 0. M. Alexander is
[hereby presented to the Democratic'
[ voters of Kt-rslia'-v county as a cnn
[jfi<lr.s:e for v'ounty Commissioner,
i^i^ect to the tvsult of the primary
ii letiion. We believe he will make
| a f>i;tliful and clikient ollieer H
! fleet rd. Many Voters.
i i ?
FOR KRONER.
U\y(!
hfVeltv
of M FT
announce ihe name
T. linmnwud for Coroner,
s v. l>ject io 1 1 > e"T rTrnWH-*" t'iit' t J&m ? - -V
urraU* pi Un.iiy election.
VOXEKS.^
We desire to pr? sent r.s a enndi-j
? late 'tor Coroner llie nrune of John
11. Ai runts as om? tl::?l U worthy
and competent to till the position.
'Voters.
FOR DELEGATES. /'
The following iwum-s :ue he?el?y
j)l:u;etl in nomination ms Tiliintin
dele^ntcs t<> the sftte democratic
convention to In? held on i.lie third
Wednesday in Jjcpt'.Muber n?'xt:
.J. A.'Gi iirsiiy, T. L. Davis,
J. C. Rollings, J. X. .Jones,
T. R. E. liethune. A. Brown.
IS
RECOMMENDED PY THE
PROPRIETORS FOR
THE CURE OF
Dyspepsia Liver Com
plaint, Chronic Hepatitis,
Jaundice, Torpor of Liverr
and General Debility fol
lowing u;>on Malarial Dis
CJ l
eases, Dropsy, Diarrhoea,
Dyson tar)', Constipation,
Hemorrhoid, Utenne, Re
nal and Cystic Diseases,
Hoeniaturi'i, Rheumatism,
Cat a menal 1 )c ratine m eritv
AND OTHER FEMALE
C O M P L A I N T S.
Price per case, $3.50 net.
ki " bottle, .1-3 net.
" 4* gallon [bulk] .40 ne^
have you mem
It has boon hard work for sh
year, bocause the demand has
could net fill orders fast enough*
new lota every week or two ?
Childrens, Ladies' and
Mens'
Dry Goods. Notions, ' MtUixi Clothing, Sho*
Trunks, Tinware, Glassware and House Furnishing G
THE PHILOSOPHER'S 8T0N
<vMr. President," said the eccenjric John Randolph; of
oke. Ihe^greaJt Virginia statesman,! interrupting him-flfin one
his senatorial diatribes ? "I havie discovered t*
stone. It consists ok four short wonL^i homely
AS YOU GO." / iJKfciJ '
How ninny people to-day wo
take the above advice. Thererifc certai
m having your name on any mjrehan
men have bee^i compelled to pay |or j
siniply becPuWjhe.v ran an account.
S P OT C
Is the way we conduct our business, and Vvc
that way in the future or elo3e thp doors. ^ ^
We are doing something thijt lias never been nttem
Camden before, and it affords us ijiuch pleasure to stjjte t!
are making a success of it. ! : \ '
f i ? .1 i ^ I'
Low prices will d:aw every tim^ and our spot cash Kysfcei
abk-s us to give }ou goods from twenty- five to fifty per ceto
ese long-winded credit ! fellows. We do not 1
011 you what we lose cjnjsomc one e!sc. You ;
is true, for you old gfaiiid daddy was caught
T Y,
rys hufclor to conduct
ness nior^ honorable ?lu>n we do. We have h:id(Hit ~
drilled into us from \He cr.iuie. Our good old m th<
said""be honest my s6n iu all of your undertakings ant
will com&to you." A^c do not believe in-tbe " ^
tricks that are pjn^K-ed bv ?
^.vltn'vou upon* none st pnncipl
with you ;:t all.
aroTo;* >vell known to the
to have any doubts ot this.
You can rely Upon us every
people of Kershaw county, for tW
We in mguiMte-.i this ?
CASH SYSTEM
? i:*
m
Simply because it i^ the only way of conducting an honef
iness on business principles. No man can afford to pr~
goods on credit simply because lie receives a little
day comes just as sure as thd^un sets.
No merchant can afford to ?ive Lis cioods awav, sora
?? w II ?
pay the bad debts ? nnd that somebody may be you.
two or three price fellows, they start you at a dollar
down to fifty cents. Is that honest? Is that doin*
t lie square? Our way is one square, fair price to
little, rich and poor. No merchant on this earth c
any lower than we do unless lie steals his g?>ods.
we can secure the lowest prices, planking down
doll ir ? which iiives us the benefit of spot price
bouuts, all of which we give our customers the bene
Xicver was a grander piece of rascality practiced ond
in^ public than this one day Bargain Day business
j think you are buying choap, go back the next day aftd pay two
I prices on your next purchases, Every day is baf^&ht dai
Ins. We keep nothing but bargains all the time. ?p|jrty eviMCJT
' article in our stoic is sold at aMess price* than \ ou^dP*
! where, i ' \
ie purchas
You may
;i|
with. ' .V ,f
$
W I;*
?J**
buy $!??; 1
This question was* once asked of one of New YJjFkV most suc
cessful business men: IIow can a man receiyJKppiness, good
health ani riches! "First, feai your (iol; fB&pnd, keep your
bowels open; third, pay cash for what you buyl Mighty goo*
advice ? and three very necessary. esseuti lis ti n| ijke life onthbi
earth what it should be*
The almighty dollar is a powerful lever.
are all striving for, and the only way to pile th
hence yo,u must buy your goeds for casli. It
makes that makes him rich, it is what he sa
i i
what we are offering you every day ? an oppor
i We want your trade and we believe we are
! cause we are working for your interests.
I We want every man. Torn 111 and child in Ke
make our store the;r headquarters when they gdni
;It will be a pleasure ?or r.s t> do anything
i them.
something wfr
1 ia to
what a
? That is
to save*
en tied to it.
\v c do not sell piper bottom shoes, seCoi
such trash. If that is the stuff you arj
where else lotflbKour trading.
idisn^rreeabl
c^sh business
j
who the'
mp
ask up for
^ ^-77- ,
(member us this rail when you come tc town; you are %he
loser every time you pass us by. We will sell goods cbeH^rtuKl
nobody can keep us from it. Rock bottom, spot cash alwavs,
VERY TRULY,