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DIRECTORY. sh, ? Rev. Myron or- Preaching every and 8 p. m . Sun 12 if. to 1 p/4t every pr-meetin^ every Wed ??. M- All seat* are free. pfdJaHy invited to attend ^ Church. ? Rev. W. W. ^Preach injr every ifabbath Bii-lay School every Sab ' Prayer meeting every Op. m. The public i? ! ite?j to attend. 1 Sthf.kt MrrnomsT lev. M. L. Carlisle. Pastor. ! tevery Sunday at U a. and j ' PrayeT-meetmjz Thursday at ; Strangere a,~ visitors are j ivited. All seats free. *pi>* op.\ i. Cnr?tcn. ? Rev.J.M | ?ctor. Services Sunday at 11 i in<lav .Scheol at 5 p.m. Even- j at ft p.m. Friday afternoon ; 6p,w. to Candidates. liriates for the various offices ?rshaw county must file with Jounty 'Chairman their p4e<tertv ?one dollar, ten (10) days be the primary, or their name not appear on the ticket. J. R. Goodale, County ChYm. F- MSETraOS. ilk H>11 Deaocratic Glut Belk HiH Dettwrntic Clah \ulLmret ixt Tuesday. 16th iu*?t. . at. :? i?. in. A ill attrntlum-e U tli*$ire<l, T. L. Davis, l*re*ide'?t. Antioci. Alliance. Ajtioch Alliance will meet next Sat urday, 13th iqst.. for the purpose of taking steps Wkh-rgvtd the seciirfnj?--tt?a f hall# am] to transact such other busi*1 ness as will come before the meeting. C. \Y. McCaPkiix, President. points pi cm) up. Oh ! for a breeze. Old p?{>4*i? for sale at this office at 20 ce:ii* j>er hundred Tbe secomt me? fi*?i of !!??? conn | ty campaign will l>e held at Lyu?*h-| wood to- daw j ?" { *1 - ~ * . , I A full crop ?p4c6rn will be n ade in thU localiirViace snch bounti ful rains have fallen. "Lynched creek, in eastern Ker shaw, has been very high thi* week and some damage to crops h:rr been dose. " "You kick the bucket, we do the rest," is tl??* onirjue sigh o'wr n c??f. tin shop in one of ornr western .jowns. / ' Several toting !adt?-s ami 2? rile- j jlKfl fffi m CSnmieo w?>n1 tlowt, in Statesbarg W Wtend a dance Wed- j nesday night. \ HHHP The Win? hrop ?rhofnrvhip? *r??rr won by Miss Ret; a Wither* of O.tn den, first, and Alias Lm Sto\*?r, of Flat Rock, second. r,anotT*er page tile *? !e<"t i'vn . Preserve this copy, it ih-.v w?- ??f service to yo non the 30i h of Au- i gu*t. Some of the "kids" had a moon- j light ride Tuesday ? pnriieu- : lais not known, but j ???!??? nir from : the noise they made, they had a: good time. Alice Williams, colored, who: lived on Mr R. G. Elerhe's planta-; lion in the lower part of the coun ty, was struck and killed by light- j sing on the 1st iust. During the summer. tfben peo- j pie are not busy they read ?uost, ] and consequently it is the be9t| time to advertise. ^Terchants j should note that fact. jgBT'W ANTED ? Several copies | of The Chronicle of the issue of! July 1st, 1892 Any friends that] have a copy of that date, wrll con-j fer a favor by5" leaving the same at j this office. The alliance picnic at Raley's j Mill^ast Friday, was attended by J about 1,000 people. Addresseaj * ere made by Messrs Hemphill andi Strait, and most of the county can j didates also had a few woids to say. j Remember ^hat these hard time*; daring the summer, a d.?liar goes 1 much farther when spent at the! right place. - Taylor's Cask Bar gain Store ? is the acknowledged bargain house of Camden. Spend j yoer money -there, if rou want the j ?ost goods for the Jea3fc money. Some of the candidates complain j jtiut they are constantly approach- j 1 with requests to make conlribu- ] to all kinds of objects, and j afraid to refuse for fear of los- 1 3ig Totea. This is not right. Be- j cause a man a candidate is bo j reason why b^ihouid be imposed opon. f m Speaking ot< candidates, Kershaw county is nowhere compared to tc some others. Fcr instance, seven- i ?v-tSree candidates are announced ' the CbestertieM Advertiser, and i .??re are said to be a good many others beating about in tlie bushes, without letting t"n? people know through the papeta. Hemphill and Strait. The two congressional aspiraats c. spoke at the Opera House Wednes day to ,an audience of about 500. Dr. Strait made an earnest address, but the crowd was overwhelmingly in sympathy witnj Hemphill, who! made a gojv'% impression on those ! ; who had ?rone there a? supporters ! of Strait, as well as his own friends. ; Tlie meeting was orderly and re? j #pect?ui throughout, vith the ex-! ception of an occasional sarcastic rt* joinder from some enthusiast. j ; ^ \ I mSCKAL MENTION Messrs W. II. Zenip, S. Bf. Kos enberger, P. T. Villepigue sad 0. J. Shannon, jr., hsve gone on & trip NoE$fc. ^ Mr \V. T. Walker is visiting rela tives in Ridgeway, Mrs W. T. Latham has returned home from a visit to Blythwood. Mrs W. L. McDowell, of Bishnp ville*. is visiting her mother, Mrs M A Nile*. p sses Belle and Nina Thompson are visiting their biother in Laa^ caster. ' / \ ! ? Miss Linuie Bos well, who fins been spending some time has re turned. * Mr R D Gerald has gone to Blackville to live. Mr W. Shannon Linning, of Charleston, is in the city on s visit to relatives. He will be Itere about two weeks. Sonaway t^hile corpaing to Camden on Wed nesd^^fr J. E. DuPre and two young ladies, of Sumter county, werj throwp^from their vehicle by the team running away. Mr Du Pre was very badly bruis<?d, but no serious damage resulted. 3? Esquest ' Mr' Ih"?"-w,Ille' nt ",e o; ,in?% h V Sch0(l' Cotmis. sioncr, that a escaped roy memory to announce at the Ral^,' Min ulhT ,Fnjav- Ao2- Stb. ? ' ?d promi-nd *fr Waits to do, U.at him f ' "f h!S orfi? prevented i'JT k T .'"lUen,iin3 the "id meet 10 g, he b emg on that day engased for t'0 of applicants for the Wintbrop Scbo ?I. Tbos. J. Ilirklaad. Death. Mis? Nannie A. Creed, wife of Mr ? *? Creed, of Canity's, died ai *d T' ? ^Cdn?^y.-A?*ii St 3rd. Mrs Creed was twenlr-two Kara of age and leaves behind a ?n,roW1Dtor husband and two small. chHdren to moorn her loss. To htartS'lf"1 tami,-V ""^o,, neartfelt sympathies. A <1 ver ti se<fi,etto r*. c? a J?! foilowinS i8 ? li.t of adver. , letters remaining ia the Cam ' " l'"*v ""lee for the week endin" IOt!, 1892; w^enviin, Miss Annie Cook, Outlier!. J"kn Hngmon, IV H Per*? calling for fhese letters ' stale what week they were advert ised. P M. 3?arried. I At f,f the Uride's (Thursday, ir m nl * & 111 ' Alr w. H?*sel!. the clearer ->perator of the F?*UI Tri^rapfa C-.? yms united ,n ""'J f,?i??>rjy t.? Miss Anna Rrv MI L Carlisle of Kcialln^. i\? the happy couple we ? xlrrii! our f**ii?*;jat.ii?ns. At. .? evening, 9th, Vli-!? fr-rtlia, the f hi rd (fottghlet of Mr at* Mw Am xir.d, r Ruben stein ?-as married to ^ !);?vid Wolfe, a weuiih v \oung l>u>int s^ man, of tamden, at the home of the bride's pnu n is, in (Jeutre street, Augusta, bj- Rabbi ChuiT.aeeiro. There wfre no attendants, hut the lovely pinorsf, h;inds<miely decorated with furs An I flowers, were fitted with friends of the young conple from bom* and abroad. Miss Ruben stein is one of Augustus prettiest, most, eharmirg and highly accom plished young ladies. Mr Wolfe is a young man, of SurKiiu^r business Qualities who by hi-* sigarity, has been able* to accumulate considerable wealth. Mr and Mrs Wolfe left to niaht after an elegant reception, f$r Sa vanuah, where tlu*_v will take^he Steamer for Nev York. A fter spendiuar their honey isorm North, they wiil return to Camden, which they will make their home. ' The bridal couple were the re cipients of many handsome and expensive presents ?News <fc Cour ier, 10th inst. Executive Goamstta Heetir^. The Executive Committee met in the Opera Hou-e, on k Mondav :3th tnst., with tweivu members present. The first matter considered was that of arrangements for printing tickets for the primary and general election. This was provided for in the following resolution: '?Comunitte on printing: J. R. Good ale. T. L. l)avk, W. F. Kusseli, A. L. Moody, T. J. Kirkland. A resolution w 28 then passed regulating the method of erasing tickets. The complete provision in regard to which will !*? found in the rules published in another col umn. a The following resolution was also adopted in reference to the nomi nation ofj Trial Justices, fixing ?he limits of tiie dis tricts within which the selection should be made and the number assigned to sucji dis tricts: "That the clubs of Flat Rock township sliail choice the two Trial Justices as signed to the northern districts and the clubs of Buffalo, DeKalb ami Wateree townships one for each.'* Candidates in the primary elec tion were assessed *$1.00 each for those who rua in the first election and those who run in the second election an additional $1.00. The following assessments of candidates who receive the nomi nation Was made, which amounts go to defray the expenses of the general ejection, <1 c : Congressman, > Solicitor, House of Representatives, Sheriff, Clerk of Coar?? County Treasurer* ?' " Auditor, Schooi Omimis'ioner, County Couimiisaiener, Coroner, Tiial Justice, I H-legates, *k h? r A Card Trm Iforton W. Broker* Esq., Candidate for Solicitor. To Tfify^PKOPLR or KeWhaw County : On account ?f the large extent of ter ritory to c&Jir.ittt I find it impossible to reach all parte of Kershaw coturty. hence, I take this method of saving that I will attend as many places as possible and de liver my uieasa^e. I may be condemned -by som ? for my politics. I OHfribf^hot to be. For I have honest conviction?,ani must follow them as other brave men do. I believe it would be disastrous, possibly dangerous in these eating times, to reverse the order of things at present in onr government. T believe that B. R. Ti!!mj?n with the present officers, with the proper support will make Hp "good a grfernor as tne State can produce. Bnt with the violent opposition tluit he has had to contend wUi> during the past 18 months, any gov ernor might as well be in the sea with a mill stone about hii neck. No other governor of South Carolina has efer had such difficulties to contend with in the administration ot affairs. I hare known Gov. Tillman for*fO veanf^aniTf am -sure the interests of South Carolina will be safe in his hau Is. Respectfully, Noktok W. Bkookkr. Join a Club, Democrats! The State Democratic Execntive Committee marie an important amendment to the rnles governing the primary election at the meeting of that body held in Columbia a few days ago. The following will explain the importance of every Democrats joining a club immediately: Headquarters State Democratic Executive Committee, Columbia, July 27, 1892. To the Chairman of the respec tive County Executive Comnfrtt-'cs: Your attention is respectfully called to as amendment of the "rules" this day adopted for the government of the primaries, viz: 4No person shall vote at anv! primary election unless he has been enrolled on a clnb list ai least (5) five days l?efore said primary elec tion. The club list shall be in spected by and certified to by the secretary and president of the club and tnrned over to the managers to be used as the registry list.' You will therefore call 3*our Ex ecutive Committee together as ear ly as possible, and see to it that every Democrat in your County >s properly enrolled. (Signed) JXO. L. IRBY. Chairman. G. Duncan Be lung eh. A Secreta rv. Guaranteed Cure. We authorize our advertised drujryst ta sell Dr. King's X?w Discovery for Con sumption, Coughs, and Co Ms upon tins eonditr6n. If y<m are' afflieted with a Cough, Cold or any Lung, Thr?>at or Chest tronble, and will use this remedy as directed, giving it a f;t?r trial, and ex perience no Ledeiit, yon may -return tin bottle and have your money refunded. We could not make this offer did we not know that Dr. King's New Pisrowry rould be lelicdon. It never disappoints Trial bottles free at Dr. F. I,. Zemp's Drug Store. Large size, r.r-l,!?!. Buckien's Arn ipa Salve. Tne Best Salve in the- world for Cuts Bruises, -Sore**, Ulcers, Salt Kheuin, Fever Soresf, T ctter, (.'happed II Chilbiarfw' Corns, and all Skin Erup tions, and postircly cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, oc money refnnded. Price 2?> cents per box. For saL' 1 %&' L. Zeuip. + ?* &F \ i ! ? r # ? . i ffhen Bahr was sick, wo gate her Castoria. When she was a Child, she cried for Qastoria. When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. When she bad Children, she jave them Castoria. Itch, Mau-e and Scratches* of every kind, on human or animal?, cured in 30 minutes by Wol ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never faita. Sold !? ^r. F. L. Zemp, Camden, S. C. English . Spavin Liniment re moves all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and Blemishes from horses', Biood Spavins, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, Ring bone, Stifles, Sprain all Swolien Throat*, Coughs ?tc. Save $50 by use of one formle. Warranted the most woidfcrful Blemish Cur.? ever knowrT.? 'Sold by Dr. F. L. Zemp, Camden, S. C. MOnC'E TO TRUSTEES. School trustees are requested to send in ail sc1k?o! claims ant rej orts that have not yet Jtfe/i forwarded, in order that the data contained therein may l>e incor porated in the Sch-ol Commissioner's Annual Report. J. M. WATTS. s. c. k. c. TO RENT. ~ Brick Store, now occupied by E. R. Ca pers, one door north of J. E. Vau^han's. Possession driven Sept. 1st. For tersm* &e.? apply to - MRS. M.S.SOWfcLL. FOR SALE. \ ! , I offer for *ale my house and, lot situated in the city of Cam den. between Mill street and the 3C s R R-, ti e first block above the depot. The locality is healthy and the situation i&j fine for business. Anyone de siring a pleasant home, with good water and fine scenery can secure this place on reasonable terms. Possesion will be given ! in the fail, or sooner. For terms and further particulars applv to or correspond with ! I. E. GAY, July 1st '92. Camden, C. m 4 w . ? tL_ j? FOE solictor. ] I hereby announce the Demo cratic voters of Iversht^, Kichlaod, ?EiTg* field and Lexingtcui counties that i am a candidate for fe-eleoiioia to $he"ofiice of Solicitor the fifth 'criqciu will abide the result of the primary election, and Veapect fully ask the support of my/e'lo.w Democrats. P. II. Nelson. 1* | | i- wt I -We beg leave to annonnce to our fellow-Democrats that. Air- if. Cji Pat; on, of Col&nhia, is in the race for Solicitor of the fifth circuii. Knowing him as we do, we cordially commend him as our choic6 for dflfc position. If he is elected, hejFfjl discharge the onerous du?<s^fjth ability, fidelity and impartiality. Mstny. WteiS of West Watkkek. } The friends of Norton \V. Broofy er, Esq., of ih?jCoiuu?bia hsr, he^ 10 announce him a9_.-n candidate for so|ic?U?r of the 5ih circuit in the coming primary* :Mr. ilrooker i? well known in the Suite, having been, for <a j?uml>er of years, the chairman of the Board of Directors of the S. C. Penitentiary. He >9 well qualified, having l?eeu a prac titioner and hard student of the law for the last 15 years. He is thor ouglily\4$entifled with the Refonn Movement* - Friends. FOR THE LEGISLATURE. Desiring a member .of the Leg islature who will represent t!?e best interests ol our community and the vfhole country, we present tlie name of Mr. 17 P. C. Murchinson to the Democratic voters of Kei^Hi r^haw County as a candidate, sub-** ject to the, result of the primary election. Bella h. / ' ' i * Tife voters 0f Anlioch section of Kershaw - County nvnomtce the name of fi. Bethune as tlieir choice ior one of the representatives in the Legislature. Mr. Hethnne i* too well known to need any w<*rds of praise. I! elected he will reflect credit ugou*tbe county. IJIasv Voters. In accordance with the e^jre$se$! wishes of his many friends, the I loin \Y. F. llussell is hereby presented lor reflection to the Legislature. His course as a Representative from ibis county has heen entirely saHs. factory to his constituents. s\Ve pledge him to abide *he result of the primary. W'estvii lib. The name of Mr. G. \V. Moseley is luMvbv. pr^ern-d ti.: re-election to 'he House of Representatives, snb jv*t lt> ti$? remit, of the Di-iuQcratic ort.nHrv eleeuon. .Mr. Moseley ha$ made a faithful representative of iiie,peoj?l? j brs r?cord is l?efi?re them, and u|M?n which his name is offered for rc-elcclion by MAMY FKIEN'DS. #*l?e name of Th<^J. KirUla&d is presented for re-election to the Legislature, -subject tw the action ??f ibe Democratic primary. S1 ANT FOR CLERK OF COURT. To The Dexockatc Votkks ok Kershaw County: ? 'thanking my frieuds for their generous support :it Hie last eleetiorf^' and having Iteen solicited to stand for re-eiec tion for ihe ofQce of Clerk of tlit* Conrt^l most respectfully present myselnui the Democratic voters of Kershaw county. I am fully ac quit in ted with the duties of the of fice, and have endeavored to din charge th?se duties to the best of my ability. My opinions have heen different from those of the most of you in matters that every good Democrat should be interested in, hut I have heen honest in my opinions, and I would not give one cent for & man that did not think for himself and have the courage to express his honest convictions. In dark days and in brighter ones 1 have tiied to lie a true man, true to my country and true to you, and 1 still wish to serve you. My record is before you. 1 can neither take from nor add to it. Judge me by it; if unworthy or unfaithful, con demn me; if I.-Jiave b"en faithful and worth}*, give me your support. Respt.*, W. Clyburn. Mr Editor.? I-iease announce to the Democratic voters of Kershaw County my name as a candidate for the office of ^'lerk of the Court for Kershaw County^ subject to the action of the Democratic Primary. I respectfully ask the support of my fellow- Democrats. J. R. Goodalf. i ? | Mr Editor: ? Please announce tlie, nameof Mr. J. L. Erasington as a candidate for the office of Clerk of^ourt for Kershaw county. We pledge him to afri<}? ^ of the democratic primary J I I .? 'Mr. Editor: ? We desir* to place before the voters of Kershaw coun ty the nam^of Mr. J^el Hough, for the office of Clerk of Court, subject to the* result of the primary elec tion. He is a competent rtan, ami has always dfcehafged e^ery duty devolving upoij him with unswerv ing devotion to-tlj?.best interests of hia constituents. Many Voters. FOR SHERIFF. !/ I hereby announce myself to the Democratic voters of Kershttw County as a candidate Tor tbe office of Sheriff, subject to the result of primary election, promising if elect ed to faithfully discharge the duties of the office. I respectfully ask the support of the Democratic .party. J. Frank West. ? : ? ? a L ? ? ~ j i I ! . , : j I hereby anooance myself a otndj* date tor re-election to the otfkx of Sheriff of Kershaw county, auhj*cU to the action of the Democratic pri ma ry, and respectfully aslf the sup port of ?y Democratic fellow-citJ *ena. j Jamks L Hails. !? j /_ .. ~ r4 Mr. Kditqb.:-? The many friends ofjMr. H { Ji. Pearce ask apace in tfie columns of )'onr paper to pre-' seta t his name as a candidate 'for Sheriff. One so *eH known for uprightness of charicler and rell ability* jneeds no commendation at our hands. * Many Fkiesds. j ?$ ?? i o " ; ii-' ? . ' >ic | Tire many friends of ilr S? F. galley ask space in lite columns ? f your paper to present bis name t? ft: candidate for Sheriff, subject to the result of the primary. He b** betn ca|led upon^serre 3*00 befoye and has jdischnrged the exacting duiiog of County Commissioner lAs partially, promptly and witto court esy towards*all with whom became in contact; He is in fall sympathy with the ? Farmers' Movemw^, and^ last, hut not least, he is a trne and tried Democrat. ShouhlUe leoeive the nomination for ^ls office,' he will do as he has al way* done, dis charge eveiy duty him to the best itt1 constituents. Voters. . ' f | Mh. Ed^tok Tlf^/member* |of | Beaver Dam Demo^atic club ask space in your valuable paper; to | present the name of ?\ worthy young man fior the office of Sheriff, sib ject to Ute result of the^appraacblng ] Democratic primary election. *{ fV? | refer to Mr. It. H. Williams, form erly of West AVateree, bui at present a residnt of Camden. Mr. Williams a young man, active, capable and strictly reliable, and should 5 he rev ceire the nomination Cor this office, ] ka^rfSv'bv^depended upon to per. form^'ell pad faithfully its exhet- 1 ing duties. Beaver Dais. ~ FOlt AUD|TOR. \l I hereby announce njvself a candi? date tbrireiappdiinmeKt to the criBce. of Auditor and respcctfuiiy a*Tt; the ivcomio*i{dalion ot" my feliuwi democrats tor said -^jtosrloii I pledge jnyselt to abide the result of thtt primary election. - . f ^ D. C. KiRRuh'. ; ? " ? '? ? j .=? I iTOR THEASUl^EB, j I hereby announce myself ns a cundjdale for' County Treasurer. Will 'be satisfied with tliV^ result of j the Democratic Primary. 1 k J. Ur ItoixHos. For School Commissioner, 1 hereby announce myself tjo*tiie Democratic voiiers . of Kaishaw Cqaiisty as a (candidate for re etect'iop to;the olfice of School ^Com missioner, subject to the result of | the primary election. . : Nj J. M. Wai >\ AT^S. I ClaVjt , J The friends of Mr. B. B. ClaVie in Eastern Kershaw hear ilv second his ''nomination for the important! office of School Commissioner. Endowed as he is *ith great abili ty, combined iviui ifitens a#n1_i<i ?u*i ' UcTi'i'i'T work ? a self man, whit has ri ?en *?ep 1?y step by persistent efforts, a success ful school teacuer, $ success in every walk of life, manly and true to his corivirtions, he is the out' whose Indomitable energy and i?er*i severe nee aie needed to further! j>ur languishing school interests. However, Mr. Clarke is well: known 1 and needs no lengthy encomium from his man#v friends1 in J* Eastern Kershaw. For County Commissioner. We beg leave to anijuumje tlie narne of pur\ fellow-citiz'U Capi. A. A. l5oyki?,Vf Wegt'Wateree, ah a suitable candidate for madeetioh as (lounty Commissioner, eul ?j h;1 lo the result of the primary. Hi* wr vic^s in this mo-t imjwirtant office, which he has alrwftdv tilled, having "j U>eeft ml>5P creditable and highly satisfactory. Tie is a KncCeSsful farmer, good financier, in full sym pathy with the Farmers' Movement s^'true and tried Democrat. He has vhite in office giv*n special atten lion to the roads and bridge* of the county and we feel assured tha we could not do better than to re-elect him. Many , Voters of WrfST Watkkke. ___ ? u We desire lo place in nomination subject to the result of the primary election, the name of M r T. L. Davis as a suitable candidate for County Commissioner, ^f elected we know that he would guard the intetests of the county as faithfully as any ??nc. Many Friends. *? Mr. Editor:- -Please announce to^ the Democratic voters of Kershaw county my name rs a candidate for re election to the office of C<*un , ty Coinmiss Oner, subject the resnnlt o/ the prima, y election. Thanking my /riends for the high compli ment paid me in the laxt election, I respect/idly ask & continuation oj their Sftuport and confidence. J. A. McDowell. I hereby jinn^ce t didate for the office df Coqnty Commissioner,, subject to the resnft of the'Democratic primary eloction. D. Fi. Dixon. We beg leave to anpounce the| name of oar fellow citizen, Mt C. W. McCaskill, as a suitable crtndi dste for re-election asCooii,ty<>o.m. raissioncr, subject Lo4l>e restritcof | the primary, his services io thts important office, whfe-h he has al ready filled, having been mostcred i table and satisfactory. He is a successful farmer, and in full sym pathy with the Farmers* Movement and a true Democrat* He hag gi v en special attention to the roads and bridges of the county, and we feel assured that we.oonld not do | bettter than to re elect liira. Many Voters of Eastern Kershaw. . ft - - fr : I . | ? ii' ? ! i ? ^lu|f? Mr. J. N. Jpoet *s n T County Commissioner, the result of the Dem *rf portion. r Mr.Jn . ,, grewSe citixen, trmHrorthj i?*v. eryrespeet, and ifrieetedinthis responsible position, his will jufee a painstaking and efSSeitflt otfietr. * " : " Vinti* The name of C; If. Ailexi hereby presented to1.heI>e?t_, voter* Kershaw aa a.j didate for County Co) subject lb Hi 6 result of i elections We believe a faithful and efl)< ' elected. r FOB CORONA iVTe hereby announce U?? tame "K W. T. Hammrndf or Coroner, jec?lo the retail, of thfDemo; tic primary election. ' 4" ' ! ? ! VoTBkt. * I V.? ? j . < \ . . i v ; We desire to pre went; a^4 - date for Coroner tho n4*e of R. A i rants J as one that X w and competent to fill vita' position *1 | . ? Voters, FOR TBI&L JySTH We present thi De voters of L)e^alU U>wo^Uip tueroarae t?ts^^,bW^UcnVr![y for trial jus t iue Of said to wnsln p, subject to the ptimnvy. If elected^ lie will <Ua charge hisrlRtiefc'faitltfulljr mud oortsctenciously awl withanej ? ain gle.to justice. We pledge hi m onK undivided sapport un^ calf upooaJI citizens of city and conn 1BIL-,, -1 obs m ?sp in |ii? election. ['? L' wkk DcKalb. | t JSdijor : ?Please announce ihe\ame of (J. P, Bo^en aa a cai di<|ule .forV'trTal jijaii & located u Curehm'a Mill, West Wnttri^wlv jecjt foi ttijj [tynbrtt tie D^^ovratic prfma^M# j . \ '.Vo^jw *s. TEs. naq^a are hereby Tlie (oUO?qp^in?p?w?vfw;? ?w placed in^lihwiinaUoti at Tillman dc legates to the atite democratic contention to \>4 held on the1 tljlrd Vfedoekdoj' |n September n*xt: ?JL A. GrtgBbv, T. L. Uavia, JsC. Rollings, j . J. N, Jones, T. R. E. Bethune. ... A. Brown; -*? '. 1- iit / f? V jA (. .! ? y I I The following named gentlemen Rave consented to run atjprtngetfra*, tice delegates f?* j,he September convention, an(f%i|l abide the re suit of the prltnaiy election of the SOth of Angust: ] 1 'John Rnrdell, B. Frank Halle, Helton Owens, , - K^O'.^Tan^Han, M. J. Aublcy, ;W. D, Philips RECOMMENDED BY THE PROPRIETORS FOR . ; ???' " " THE CURE OF Dyspepfin, ? Liver Com plaint, Chronic Hepatitis, Jaundice, Torpor of Liver, and General Debility^ fol lowing upon^Malarial Dis eases, Dropsy^ Diarrhoea, 1 ) vnenta r y, ('on stipa t ion, Hemorrhoid, Utenne, Re nal and Cystic Diseases, Hoematuru, Rheumatism, Catamenal Derangement, AND OTHER FEMALE C O M P LAIN TS. Price per case, $3.50 net. a j | i ' m f ; " bottle, .15 net. <l " gallon [bulk] .40 net. Terras Gash .A-ILL - ORDERS FILLED; AT B'. % J-. MOOSE'S A tttictly hlfh?fr?de flniljr Mwlag ?uwfeiae, pomMlif all {?PNTOMBtl, ainEwntokei EUREDGE MMWACTWU CO. BKLVIDERE, ILL. ' ! L ? -f . . ' \S FOB \ EXCLAIMS jyfeU age of PDsH, P?mESS and SPEpi^ behooves us to ba up &nJ doing; to kejep abreast witb.t ever realizing thai present is improving ; on tnl wwt before," widmiE FAMOUS GILT UDG 5 STO! fully cogmz int (^Jfho fadt thaf to Jead is the motto ? < sum success, maintains only its oast record wh< n it off trading public in unmistakable tones and in a most !si way, ba^uins that 1 ' S I 1. I ? ? ? ' ? ' ?' ? ? .*. ?-*-***? The Summer" t>? 1892 will soofi be a thing' >f the pn we want no relics in the form of Sumnier G >ods, w^ impress our many j Customers with the fact ti at the p object, for the^must will and ahaKg) mivj n*ed t they occupy jftnd tat, but rot least thj MjDN EY. ? f i i 1 ' * ? ? 1 ? K. * ^ Qice and "strike whiBTthe iron is hot" To ittempt the numerous articles and the endless varieties, would I if not quite impossible. So let it suffioc to ?aythat M&K GOODS for th^icxt thirty SACRIFICED, BbAUmTI H . ? -F- ' : and those who comt first will have a better auortme&t from j Yours Respectfully, v j A VILLEP N(^th iVollna 8*11 way Com iani D. II. CH.ltthHilLAtX, . Receiver. Cammen, S. C:, Jun.j 22nd, 1 892. \ ? ? ' 1 On and after thi* dattt trains will nil. ! ill accordance with the follow'* n? selte ? dule. x \ V CrOLNfi SOUTH. Leave Camden Boy kin# Hagoods Olaremont Dixi6 . Camden Jic Midfltatoii a a tt <? Arv Art WateWe Kmgvihe Columbia *' Charleston " Augusta Daily 5 10 p m 5 2> p in 5 31 pin 5 43 p m 5 50 p in 5 -rH> p m 6 68 p m ?i 20 p m ?? 30 p m 7 4 ? p m lu m * ' 4 * P t 10 30 p J 1 1 o:> n GOING NOUTII r-eavc Charleston ** Columbia, 44 .lujxusta ?* Kingville " Watoree 4 Middle ton " C*mdcsJc 44 Dixie ** Clarfcinont " Hujjcx'tls ?* Boykift* Arv Camdeft Con nect ions for fi 50 a m 910 a m H 10 a ih 100 ") a m !0 15 a in 10 2fi a h> 10 30 a m 10 "6 ?? iu 10 45 a III 10 *7 a m 1 1 07 a *i I 1 1 25 a ni j Ka?t via ' the Norlh clitrlevton, Cinrinnatti liailruad iwl *ith Narrow (faujre at Yorkville. * * \ For through tickets to all jwn' tit* North, | South or tVest or vii Clyde 8. Ship Co. to New Y*rk and the Ka?t via Charter ton apply to J.H. WALLACE. . , 4 Ajrt. Camden. C. M, Wj-KD. General Manag.er SCHEDULE OF THE * CharMi?nf Cincinnati antl Chicago Kailnad. ^ Taking effect April T7thrK^2 GOING NjOnTlf. \ f | Lv. Cam Jet) U.SoVm. " DF.Kalb II 4? s ir ?? Wcftville : ?*' ' 1159am "Kershaw 12 13 pm *' Heath Spring - j,.- 12 28 p m " Pleasant Hill ! 12 33 pun ? '* Lancaster 12 49 p ro *4 Catawba 1 20 p m '? K<*k Hill 1 44 p ni Yorkyille 2 20 p hi -"-JHa+^frburg -5 40 p ni " 8hel!>y 4 15 p ra ? M Kutherfonlton 5 30 p in Ar. Marion * 6 40 p mi GOING SOUTH, if " Lv. Marion ^ 9 40a m! *? Uutborfordtoy 1050 am "Strtl* 12 02p ru 44 Blacksnnrg ^ 1 10 p m '4 Yfwkville ? 2 20p m , " l!wk Hill 4 f 2 55 p in i ?' fata aba Jpt. 3 13 fin^ 44 l*anca?ter *' 3 4of? ! 44 rieaaant Vf ill ' 405p " Heath Spring 469p ik Kershaw "? 4 24 p ** WestriHe 4 37 pi '? IteKalb 4 48 p in j Ar Ckmden 5 05 p ni Traini stop on signal at all atation* . ? Passenger train* rmi througn be tween Columbia a**l Marion. - Connection* made with H. atj H at-ksburg and Ilock Hiit and with 9. A. L. at &?t*w?i Junction. C M. W^liD, Gcaerat Manager * A. TBIPP, 8dpt WJioie?aIeTipi Wholesale Ueiilei ili Wt LIQUORS #nd C1QAI Nov 183 Eftit B4f, ^.H'^lcbarlealtiMi,^ w. ?3 HUISCH BR f ORi