The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 19, 1892, Image 3
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tHTBCH DIRECTORY.
AmrtT Church. ? Rev. Myron j
Gordon. Pastor Preaching every
?l*_v at II a* 5i- and 8 r ? *? ^n
y ?<iiool from 12 m. to 1 n. m- e?e*y |
Prayer-meeting w?J .wed
Wayat 8:30 i\ m. AH seats are frec.|
& public is cordially invited to attend^
t>RE*BYTERJAX I'lU'RCII. ? RfV. W. W.
Us, Pastor. Prea< liing every Saidwitfo j
a. m. Sun-lay School cvrrv S.*ib-, ;
that 5 p.m. Prayer meeting- i-o-ry ?
pdsto.?day at ?> p. ni. The public is
dially inritea to attend.
?jtti.ktox Street Mkthojmst
H'rcii. -Rev. M. L. Carlisle. Pastor,
^^arl-nnjr ,.v?-rv Soodajr at 11 a. an. and
?pO i>. ju. Prayer-meeting Thursday at
?5 p.m.. Stranger* and visitors are
?"dially invited. All seats free.
?pnxcE EnacwAf. Cui im u. ? Itev.J.M
?*ney, Rertor. ? Services Sunday at 11
;lo< k. ; Sunday Scb?ol at o p.m. Kven
t service at ?? p.m. Fri lay afternoon
trice at t> p.n?.
to Candidates.
[^Candidates for the various office*
1 Kershaw county must file with
County Chairman their pledi^e,
ilh one dollar, ten (10) (Java he
>re tbe primar\% or their name
ill not appear on the tfeket.
J. R. G?x)d*let
County ChVm.
POINTS PICKED UP
Is your flame on a club loll?
Rain is badly neede<l in this sec
ion.
The proper tliingfor a jury is to
be firm, but not fixed.
Mr Allan Deas is moving in the
"Ditw House" on Hobkirk Hill.
Old papers for sale at this
^tfice at 20 cents per hundred
Every indication points to good i
trade for the Camden i^erchantsi
this fail.
Prof I). P. R. Belk,-*4 Lancaster
county, has bee ft' vlected "principal
oi the Kershaw iHgh School.
People :uo uftrc:?M>nabi?*;^_Jh<>v
expect a ui an i\* give h(spr?>ihis*' '
nud keep it to??. \ j \
The SeptembeV^torij; of co.?:t
vrill commence two wv*k? h?uJ
next Monday. ? - .\
Mr R. 'fl Robinson's family has
moved int?* the cottage just. south
o; Mr J. ?. Vaughan's residence]?
The Opera House store is he5n?i
repainted in&ide nn?i ?mtsid?% rea?lv
for occupancy by 3ir J. W. Stciu.
An important announcement Is
made by l)r M are's I>r t*i? St?>r?v in
this issue. He sure and s^e *h\t
it is. -4.
So much ab'fis*; :m I in
the content ??v**r the rotinl y ' o!Ii?*es
Fis to be regretted by'kii ivasonawie
? It is ho*, w lif h
bibulous turn's JS ti?
gPt ibiciv, his ideas to gt-l
thin.
There was another dance given
at Statesbmg last Tunsd'av niirht.
paTtittS fr??m UaU?iien
Our correspondents a re tir?t*d lo
Send in their commuincalions leg
ularlv, and as early in the week .is
possible.
The State canvassers were at
Newberry yesterday and ?ill wind j
up the campaign at Laurens to-'
morrow.
i'aysuer's' excursion r m from I
xvershaw to Atlanta oa last Wed
nes<J ay morning. Quite a number
went from Camden.
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In two weeks' time eottnfr will I
? commence coming in, and it is to1
be hoped that money wi.i be more i
plentiful.
Mr David Wolfe's awe! iing house
on Littleton street, has been re
painted and repaired, preparatory
to his return with his bride.
j
Have yoa read what the Gil ?
Kdge Store has to say to you ini
tijis paper?" If not, you should do
so, and profit thereby.
Hot! G. D. Tillman has our
tuanks for a copy of his speech on
th.e subject of small counties deliv
ered a^t. Matthews July 31st, 1891.
Be sure and register by having
your name enrolled in a democratic
club before the 25th. five days be
fore the election, if you expect to
vote at the democratic primary.
The D?mocratic Executive Com
mittee of Richland county, the
mosl extreme a&ii-Tiliman county
ia the state has also passed a "co
ercion act'* to prevent plumping in
? Ihe primary. f
The watermelon crop of/the low
er counties is about ever. The
farmers are said to have realized
about $100 , a car fo$ them, a$i
the crop amounted to m$ny thous
and car loads. i
The cotton outlook is not rery
very encouraging. All future
quotatiohs are under 8 cents. The
range is 7.21 for ^figust to 7.91
i n April. Crop in sight last J>at
t;:daj night 8, 99i, 406 bales.
The northbound 3CTs passenger'
train was rocked Sunday morning
at Hanging Rock Creek trestle
about two miles below Kershaw.
Oae window wa* broken out and
two passengers narrowly escaped
" being struck. \
A rumor is currentt that Hon. J. I
J. Hemphill voted ^th| Haskell
ticket two years ago.\ VVe are in
f farmed by Mr Hemphpll that such
rumor is without foundation and
utterly false. Outfit contrary he
Voted for Mr Til>snan and the en
tire regular democratic ticket.?
Chester Bulletin. *
At * recent meeting of the State
Prohibition committee a resolution
was adopted "appointing j,h? third
and fourth Sundays in August, be
iaj? the Sand&ja 'imi|)?dfalely pre
ceding the eJetfbn, for special
piayer in the churches throughout
the state for. the success of the
cause." Request* were made urg
ing the clergy of the various de
nominations in the stale to carry
into effect this suggestion ^of the
committee.
JohnC- Calhoun is often quoted
to Southern men as an example,
but never was a public man more,
independent. In a speech in 1846,
replying to Senator Turney, of
Tennessee, he said. '"What we
wnru, -above all things on earth, in
??jir public men, is independence.
It is one great defect in. the char- 1
acter of our public men in America j
that there is that real want of in
dependence. * *' I will say that
it is in the part of the wretched
system of caucusing, which has
created in every stale a p*?tv of
men who work in concert to <z?;t of
fices lor purposes of plunder, and
who exercise too great a control
over the measures of Congress. If
I knew myself ? if r. y head was at
stake I would do my dutv, be tlve
consequence what it might:"
JSRS01TAL MENTION.
Mr K. C. Lanier. who lias bepn
in our clly for the past tw^ wet-ks,
has returned- to Ins hom.e in De
Land, Fla. ' ^ ^
D?lt,nn Kenned r and Frank Boy
kin, jr., went to Atlanta Wedr.es
daj.
Mr W. E. .Johnson, jr., was in
Golnmbln t lie flrsUpart of the tfeck
fx^husicess. T
Mi&\Jessie Ancrum has returned
to CaraiVi, havinsfc.been on a visit
to AtlanUkfor the past frtur or fire
weeks. \
Miss Lula senders got the schol
arship for Cr^verse College, in
I Sutater county.
Master Rob Johnson7*"lfcfcKsre
turned from a trip to So miner viTl>.
Mr J. M. Phillips, of Charleston,
"pent seAr<?ral days of last, week
with Mr E. Math is' family.
Miss ElfcvHaile is visiting friends
at Heath Springs.
Mr and Mrs P. A. 15oswell, who
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I hav<\ for the last two years, been
r. wi.ling in Sumter, have returned
;to Cnmden. Mr Hoswell has ae
;?:<~pied a position with Mr J. W.
Stein. i
Mr Clinton ttrown, who has been
attending a business coHege in Bal
timore. Md , has ??e^n fr?r#i?d; on ;?c<
jwitnt ?f Mj*1?e?lrh. to return home,
i We are ?:lnd to state th:it !'e is im
| proving.
Mr? V. S. J or don and family
have returned home front a visit to
Planier*\ ill**.
Mi^l/ittf?' Mailt is visiting rela
' ti v?rs at Kershaw.
Mrs W. 'Gordon, who has
1?<>en spentlin.s some time at Smith
] ?ill--, h:?s returned home, much im
provt* 1 in health.
M-s L. 15. K'unspn. i?f S mter,
! is visiting; h?-r mot'jer, Mrs S
Tweed.
Mr T. M. Trotter, of Virginia,
is in the city. His li09t of friends
here were delighted to see him.
.Mr J. (\ M ir. has returned from
a ti ip to TVx-?s.
Mr Harry Gerald, one of of Cam
d.n's promising young men, has
gone to accept a position as salrs
man in Blnckvtlle. which place lie
expects to make bis future home.
Mrs J. M. Ileath is visiting rela
tive in -/In* <*i?y.
Dr. Moore's Diug Store
We would call special attention
tri l lie ad of Dr. A. -A. 5t*H*re in
this if&ue. In. "selling ri ttp'" we
made oue or two grammatical and
typographical, errara, but tl*e mis
takes werej discovered tco fete to
be coirected in this week's iss^re.
No, Dr Moore's business is not
"stationary" but alive and moving
at a rapid rate un preset ef
nciennte mr.nngem?-nl.
Cotton Factory Building.
Contractor Glenn commenced j
Wednesday morning to lay the
foundation of the cotton f acton i
gliding. Th< foundation is four :
and a hfif feet thick, with the ex-,
cepticn of the portion facing the j
wheel-pit, which will be ten feet !
thick. The foundation is being!
laid in cement The work of lay- j
ing brick in -the wheel pit will prob- j
ably be commenced on rext Mon
day. 'J'he contract for this portion
of the work has l?een awarded to
Messrs Adams and Holler of Rock
Hill.
In Jail
The following - parties are atj
present confined in the county jail : j
J arne* Monies, William DeasJ
Mose Williams, Hester Chestnut, j
John Dempson, Harry cTkrfcson j
And Aaron Williams* coiored ; arid
B. C. Campbell, while. .James
?Tones is MrVing a sentence of 15
days from a trial justice's eourt.forj
"violation of contract ; Aaron Wit- i
liams is serving a sentence of 15'
days for failure to pay poll tax and ,
Campbell :s up under a peace war
raat. The pthei s are awaitisg
trial at the September term of
coart.
Buck leu's Arnica Salve.
The Best Salve in the world for C uts
Bruises, Sores;- Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, "tetter, Chapped Hands. !
Chwblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup
tions, and postfrely cures Piles, or no j
pay-<equire<i. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price 25 cents' per box. For sale l?y F.
L. Zemt>.
???% if -r?
Subscribe for fax Chrosic:.e.
Our Collecting Agent
Mr. John A. Sheorn is the auth
orized collecting agent for Tijr
Chronicle. All parties indebted
will please rnaxe prompit payment
of bills presented l>y him.
The County C*n7ass.
" The county campaign Is now in
full blast. It opened three weeks
ago at vVestville, and will wind up
in Carad?Tn next Friday To-day, a
meeting. will be held at Curelon'sj
Mill in Y^est JVateree. The con
test. over some of the offices hns
been cojdacted with a great deal of
bitterness, and has mainly been a
war to the knife by i\tt "outs'' uj>
on the "ins." There is no opposi
tion to the present Auditor and
Treasurer; for nil the other offices,
however, thwc are a varying: num
ber of candidates who w i b 1 1 to sac
rifice themselves upon the altar of!
jijblic welfare.
Sasc Ball
The Florence team is b;$ig up.
ami there is no doubt ab.?ul 1;, hut
Camden had picked up some good
players also and Greek met Greek
on l he Florence diamond on Tuts
<Uiy afternoon 9th. inst. A magni
ficent game was played, hut it was
:i draw 12 to 12, called in the 8ih
inning on account of darkness. As
we go to press there is a big crowd j
at the park, but the game had not!
becrt called on account of a mis !
understanding. ? Florence Times.
[The "misunderstanding'' was!
senseless kickffcg-rtn the part of
the Florence team because Camden
hj^jl secured the services of a first
class pitcher from Cheraw. The
?an;e was awarded to Caiuden by
the umpire because Florence re
fused to play.
The Florence team's pitcher was
a professianal from Winston named
Hill.] -
Thursday afternoon the Camden
and Sumter chibs crossed bats on
itlie grounds of the latwr. After a
iiue game, Sumter c.imc ouf the
victor, ti?e score being 8 to G in her
i favor. ? Sumter W. & S. ^
List of Unclaimed Letters,
The f-Jiuwift* isa^Tist of uncalled for
letters remaining in the Camdencpost of
fice fojF the weekending Julv 17tlvl#92:
J 15 Brown,
Wilson I) ye,
W 1> Clark",
Mr Thomas.
Persona ral'in: f>r tl?<-sc letters will
please .<>tate what week tl.ey were ad
vertised. (i. Cr. Alvxan li*r, 1-. -M.
Now Try This. *
Tt will cost you nothing an:! \vi! surely
itiTyoii 'yooil, if you haveaCongh, Cold,
or any trouble with Throat, Chest or
Lungs. Dr. Kind's New Discovery for
Consumption, Cou^l.s and C< 1 Is is guar
anteed to jrive reH:f,or money will be paid
hack. Sufferers from La (irippe found it
just tin.1 thingand under its use had a i
speedy and perfect recovery. Try a |
sample b.ttleat our expense and I am I
for yourse'f jnst h?w .co d a th'ng it isr
Tuial bottles free at F. L Z-mp's Dm .
Store, I.arge size .">0e. and ."^1 . (>,
When Eabj was sick, wo gave ber Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
It.crh, Man** nn'l Scratch** nf"i
every kin<l. on human or .inim.il?,
cnml in 30 minute liy. WolforrVsj
qsnitory Lotion. Thi? nrtvr fails.!
SoM 1> Or. P. L. Z.^rap, ('airrdsn. |
s. c. ' !
$1.50 This pai?er one yp.ir. $1.-50 !
FOR
IB ZEST
RESULTS,
/
YOUR
IN.
THE
for Solicitor.
I hereby announce to the Demo
cratic voters of, Kershaw, Kichiand,
Edgt field and _jwxington counties
thai I am a candidate for reflect Ion
to the office of Solicitor of the fifth
cricuit. will abide" the resuU of
the primary eleetioiv and rd||.>ect
f'u H V a? .the support myi feMow
Deirocrats. P. Ih Nelson.
We beg K-ave to announce to
our tellow -Democrats that. JMIr- H. C.
Pat ton, of Columbia, in in ilie rac*
f?>r Solicitor of the fifth jfCffcUit.
Knowing hitn as we do, we jjordially
commend him a* our v\utjfie ibr tlx*;
position. If he is he will
di^char*:t* the onerous duties with
abilit y, fidelity and impartiality.
Many YeteiS of
<- West Watkkee. *
jO ~ /
The friends of Norton \V. Drov
er, Esq., of the foiumhia bar* he*
to ?nnnu!u*e hitn as a candidate
for soltc.tur of the 5th circuit in
t!ie coping primary. Mr. Bnmker
is well known in the Slate, having
heen, for a nimlier of 3*e:irs, l he'
chairman of the Hoard of Directors
of the S. C. . Penitentiary. \ He is
well qualified, having been a" prac
titioner and hard student of j,he law
for the lafrt 15 years*. He is thor
onghly identified with tiie Ueform
Morement. Fuiknds.
FOR THE . LEGISLATURE.
Desiring >'a; in?-nit>er of the !?eg-i
islature whoV will represent the!
West interest alffi our coinmunil y and 1
? lit whole Cotiniy, we i?re**ei?t the
name of Mr. T> 1'. C. M urchin son
to the Democratic voters oflfc*r-|
sdiaw County an a candidate, suleN
ject to the result ofc the primary j
election. - A liKL'LAM.
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The voters ot Aotuteh section of
Kershaw County announce the,
name of Mr. D. M. Bethune as* thiir
choice ior one of the representatives !
in the Legislature. Mr. Hethtine i?
too well known to need ilny words
of praise. It elected he will rifled
credit upon the county.
y Many Voters.
In accord anc*" with the expressed
wishes of his many friends*, the !Ioh.
NV. F. Kus.?ell is hereby, presented
lor reflection lo* the legislature.
His coarse as a licprcent alive fh?ni
r ?i is Comity ha* he^n entirely natis
tactory to his const iturtiijjy* We
pledge him to abide the r?#&nlt of
the primary. WksTvji LK-.
Tht? ha me <?{' Mr. g) \V. Mowiey*
is hcn-hy pn srut-d f,?: n ???Icction to
'h- Hi>nv?? *?f suit*
j et n? the ?.f t he D.-mocmiic
?n i*nri>* ch-ciion. Mr. MofN?I??y. ka:?
ma-it* faithful n jm senfa'fve of
he ; his r?rori \* before them,
?:m1 it|M?zi which his name is otVere<l
tor ry.i icciii/n 1 ry
At ANY F1IEND3.
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: The nuno of Thoa. J. Kirklarid;
j s> pi fsiMvieri for re? election to th?
Legislature, suhjer.t to the action
of the
n.Minmratitt nrimtin
Many Fbiknu*.
FOltJLEllK OF COURT.
T<> The Dejwtuatjc Votehs ok
!v e its ir A \Y (,'i'i'NTY ? ? Thauking my
friemlls f??r their ?ienerqtf% sijppoH
?I t I lie 1 :1st3 election, ^nd having
been solicited to stand fin; re-dec
1 ion l!i?r t lie office of C,ler? of the
:'oitrt,, I most respectfully present
myself to the Democratic voters of
Kersliaw county. I am fully ac
quainted frith liie duties of the of
fice, and have ehdearored to < 1 i s -
?-h :i ihv>3? duties to the best of
my Utility. My opinions liuve
Wen diiferent from those of the
most, of you in matters that every
good Democrat should be in ten a ted
in, but I have been honest in my
opinion"?, and 1 would not ?ive om
cent for a man that did not think
for liiimself and have the conrage
to express his honest convictions.
In nark days and in brighter ones 1
have ti it* d to he a trw* man, true to
my country and true to you, and I
siill wish to serve you. My record]
is before you. I can neither take
from nor add to it. Judge me b>
it; if unworthy or unfaithful-, con
demn me; if I have been faithful
and ifortliy, give me your support.
Respt.,
W. Clybcrx.
Mr Editor.? Tiease announce to
(he Democratic voters of Kershaw
County my name as :i candidate for
the office r?f ''lerk of the Court for
Kershaw Count)-, subject to the
action of the Deinocijitic Primary.
I respectfully ask tli'o support of
my fellow- Democrats.
J. R. Goodalf.
Mt! LniTon : ? Please announce
the na^ne of Mr. J. L. T^rasington
as a candidate for the office of
Clerki of Court f??r Kershaw ccuintjy|
W.e pjledgc him to abide, tlie Tefctjlt
of the demoa^tic primary selection.
^ ( Voters.
Mil. Editdii : ? We desir*1 to place
; befoi'e the voters Af Kershaw coun
ty the name of Mr. Joel Hough, for
the oiffiee of Clerk of C?urt, subject
t<) the result of the primary elec
tion. He is a competent man, and
has always discharge^ every duty
devol\iD? upon him wftU unswerv
ing devotion to the best interests of
his consti tuents. rs.
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j FOR SHERIFF.
f 'w
I; hereby annonHce myself to the
DettajOcratic vofceis of Kershaw
Ooiiitity a* a candidate tor the office!
ofijberiff, subject to the result of
j primary election, promising If elect?
ed to faithfully discharge tbe duties!
Iof tlie office. I leapecttolly ask the
support of the Democratic part jr.
J. F*ax* West.
1 hereby anootince myself a candi
date r tor-re-election id^Uuer office of
Slieriff of Kerahawcoanty, auhjtct
to th^~*Ction of the Democratic pri
marftand respectfully a*ktho*iip
port oF^ny Democratic felfow-citi
7* ns.
James L, H \ilic.
Mu. Editor r?T'ic many friends
of Mr. B Al. Pearc? ask <tpj?ce in
i he columns of your paper U^>pre
sont his narae aa^a candidate' for
Sheriff. One ,?o well known for
upri? litnesa of chancier and reli
ability. needs no commendation at
our binds. .Many Fuiexds.
The ranj^ friends of Mr S. F.
Kelley astc space in the columns -f
your pa pet* to present his nnme a*
u candidate for SherilF, su!?je?;t &>
the result of the primary, lie ha*
bet n caHed upon H? serve you Ik* f Are
and has discharged the exacting
duties of County CkVnijnissioner ?'?
partially; promplljf anh with comt
esy towards* all with wh?>m he came
in contact. lie is in full sympathy
with the Farmer*' Moveuu-nt And
last, I >ut n<?t least, he is a true J oil
tried L)emo^rat. Should he leceive
the nomination for this office, lie
will do as he Las always <$pae, dis
charge eveiy duty devolving ripou
.him to the l>est interests of his
constituents. ' j Many Votkrs.
; ?
Mk. Kditok The members of
Be?ver Dam Dem<k*ratfo clui) aslvN
space in your " valuable ^japer lt?
present 1!ih name of a 'worthy young
man Tor the office of Sheriff, suh
ject.U* ihe result of the approaching
Democratic primary election. We
refer to Mr. H. B* Willinms, form
erly of West W'atefcejmt at present
a rusidnt of Catuiien. Mr. Williams
a young man, active, capable ami
strictly" reliable, and should he re
vive the nomination for this office,
fne ina?* K depended upon t?? per,
foim well aud faithfully its exact
ing duties. Beaver Dam.
FUR AUDITOR. *
1 hen by announce myself ^ ai^li1
ilaie t<?r reiup|>oiiitnit'Kt lo the office
of Auditor ami r<*|?cciftiliy ask ilu*
recommendation of my ft-Howi
? 1^ luornjls i? ?r *aid i?0M;l*u i
pied^e inypeli to abide the result
? ?til he primary election.
! i). C. Kiukley.
FOR TREACHER. ?
I herein announce myself as a
camiMalo for County Treasurer.
Will l*e satisfied wiili the result of:
the Dumocruiiic Primary.^
/ I J. C-. IJoLMSttS.
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For School Commissioner,
i i
I hereby announce inyjielf to the
Democratic voters of JCarsbaH
County as a r:iwliiiate**for tb
elei'l.i.ln to t lie office of Sc h?>nl Com
missioner, suhjut^ to the result of
i the primury el^kion
'7*^4 J. M. Watts.
The Mentis of Mr. 1$. K. Clarke
iu Eastern Kershaw htstr ily second
Iris* nomination for ilw iiiiporun:
j otlivV of School I
owed as he , ...
?treat a sum
with intense enlhusi
j mi in -the SL-honi work ? :i sell
; made ni-in, who lias rUen siep I ? y
{step l?y persistent clforls a success
ful feh<?ol teacher, a ?access io
every walk of life, manly and Din
to his coh viclion>, he is lite on?
I whose indomitable energy ami per,
?sever?.i)w are ncded to fmlhei
: our languishing school iai?*rcsts..
Howe\er, Mr. Clarke is well known
and needs ih? length v ? cncointiun
from his many frieyds in
Kist?:ux Kkijsiiaw.
For CoUKtfc Commissioner.
We l?e?$ leiiv<A to announce the
nam<> our ?Ho?w.ciuz',n Capt.
A. A. 1 *05 kin, of West Waters, a*
a suitable camliiiate for re-elediimi
as <?ounly Commissioner,* ful?j *ct to
the result of th<* primiry. I lis ser
vie?'S in *l?is most iinpoitaut office,
which Ihj his already tille?l, having
been miso cre?litahle ami highly
satisfaciory. lie is a successful
tanner* ijouil financier, in full sym
pathy will) I lie Fanners1 Movement
;i true ami trie<1 Democrat.* lie has
while in ollice given spefcial atten
tion to the roa<ld ami bridges of t he
county ami we feel a<sure?l tha
we conM not <lo better than to
re-ekct him. Many Voters of
Wkst Watkiiee.
We desire to place in nomination
subject to the resnlt of the primary
election, the name of Mr T. L. Davit*
as a suitable cand'ulite for Countv
Commissioner. IT elected we know
that he won M guard the intciests
of the cotvnty as faithfully as any
? ?ne. lil a x Y Fkiknds.
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Mr. Editor:- -Pk$ne~' announce to i
the Democratic voters ot Kershaw j
county my name :?s a candidate
for re ejection to theutiice ?>/*Uouu
ly Com miss oner, subject the result
of the prima: v election. Thanking
my /riends f\tr the high comph
ment paid mc in the last election.
I respectfully ask a continuation 0/
?rt atid confidence.
,T. A. .McDowell.
>.>? ? i T<?-? ' *'
I hereh? announce myself n can
didate for the. office of (,'ounty
Commissioner, subject to the result
of the Democratic primary election.
4\ \ ' D. F. Dixon*.
We bt?<r leave to announce the
nam? of our fellow-civizen, Mr C.
YV. McCaskili, as a suitable enndi
dste for re-election as County Com-!
rniasioner, subject to the result of
the primary, his services in this j
important office, which he has al
read$* filled, having lveen most cred
itable and satisfactory. He is a
successful farmer, and in full sym
pathy with the Farmers' Movement
and a true Democrat. He hss uiv
en special attention to the mads
and bridges of the county, and we
feel assured that we could not do
betiter than to re-elect him.
Malty Voters of Eastern Kershaw, ,
m i ? I :? '
? sb. Kdttor : ? He aw unooSaoe
Mr, J. N. Jooesj? a; candidate' fqx
County Commissioner, snhjek
the result of the Democratic prhi^.
aryi election. Mr. Jones is a pro*
gressive citizen, trustworthy in ev*
ery> respect and if elected to litis
responsible position, be will tflakf
a p*in*jtaking and efficient officer. *
JIT OTEEtS.
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. The name of G.. M. Alexander is
hereby presented to the Democratic
voters of Kershaw county ns a*$jan
didtte for County Commissioner,
subject to the result of the primary
election. We believe he will make
a faithful and . efficient officer if
electcd. Many Voters.
FOR CORONER.
We hereby announce the nam*
of Mr. \V. T. Hammoutl for Coroner,
subject to tl?e result of tlie Demo
cratic primary election. kJ
Voters.}
We tWslre to p resent as a candi
date Tor Coroner the name of John
B. At rants . as one that is wqrlhy
anil competent to fill the position. ,
} Voters.
~ fok 'trTaTl justice
We present to the Demotfra. ie
voters of DeKaJh township thetna'me
of 1 A, Wlttkowffcy for triaNns
tice.of said township!, subject to -the
primary. If - elected, he wili 4is^
change his dnties faithfully aiuf
conscientiously and with an eye sin
gl3 In -justice. We j-ledvie him our
undjkidejt support and call npon nil
citizens of city and country to aid
in Ijis election. '
Lower DeK.yld.
Sk Kinjoik: ? iAiease announce
the'rwune <^0. P. Bowen as aN can
didal^ frtr trial justice, Ir.cated at
GutjeloVs Mill, WestJ^atereej sub
ject to the result of tne Dnmnitratic
primary.. Voters.
FOR DELEGATES.
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<v;,The following names are hereby
plnced* in nomination ab Tillman
?k'lejifiirs to the state democratic]
coWe&tion to In; held on the tliinl
Wednesday in September n^xt: .
J. A. Gnsrsliv, 7*- Us via,
Jf.f). Ut>!iin*rs, J N. .Jones,
T. jR. E. Bethune, A.Brown,
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'?lie following named gcnileroen
have consented i?? run ?s cun?crra.
iiw Uf legates for the September
Convention, and will abide the re
volt of the priinmy election of the
3<Hh of1' August':
JttfiTl Burtlfcll, B. Prank llailc,
Belton Owens* V an <ihan,
M. J.^Uhley, t W. D. Philip?
7^ OTlt'E TO TRUSTEES.
'
Seho >1 trustees are requested to send
U.'iorti August 31st, all |H'lux>t claim?
aw re] orts that have not yet bcea J#r
warded, in order {hut the data eonai fied
therein may he y incorporated in the
Sth-ol fi'flui.i signer's Annual Keporti
j J. M. WATTS,
\ '8. C K. fS
1m 0
^0^rnmmmwTj7 ;r ?
^^^T-eix hereby <;i?vn to all road ovl^
seers in Kershaw county to have tli^ir
respective ro ,d> p it in jro hI condui >n bv
Srprenibor Jsr, ??*xt apd to mike their
report to th<' Hoard.
By ord r ul the Board of Countyflom
mivioners, C. ??. Winki.ek,
Clerk.
TO KENT.
Briek store, u,,w occupied hv E. B. C:?
pei*, one door north j( J. K. V uughau's.
I,osscs>si<?n -.riven Sept. \0r Fo;* terms
&('.) to
MRS. M.S. SOWKIX.
"foiisaleT
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I offer for sale my house and
lot situated in the city of Cam
den. between Mill street and
the 3C's K R., tie first block
above the depot. The locality
is healthy and the situation is
, ?/
ii;ie for business. , Anyone de
siring a pleasant home, with
i^ood water and fine scenery can
m- ?
securc this place on reasonable
terms. Possesion will be given
fti the fall, or sooner. For
terms and -further particulars
apply -to or correspond with
I.E. GAY.
Jul v J St '9-2. Camden, S. C.
JONES, HE PAYS THE FREIGHT.
5-TOM WACON SCALES, >60.
BSam 59Z 1
. S2AS3TASI SXAK.
Krelpbt PaUl.
?Warrmute<l for 5 Year*
A|f?U \f ?ntrd. Snd for Terms.
FARMERS'
Rara ?nd Warchomw Ratios
JONES OF BINGHAMTON. Binehaxnton.N. Y.
the:
ELDREDGE
"B"
? strictly Ueh'f^ftde family ?ewli|
poMMalig mil
ELDREDCE SMUFICTflBWS U
BCLV1DERE, ILL.
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L-! i
1892! i
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EXCLAIMS
S8 and ^ECttLA*
keep abreast *fith thcf tifc
In this age of PUSH; Pi
behooves us to up an I doing;
ever i'eaMflg that "the present is improving cp the
went before," anl THE VaMOUS GILT E|)GE STORfc <1
fully cognizant of the iict that to lead w the motto
sure** success, maintains ont^ its oast record \vhen<ft offer? to tlw
trading public in unmistakable tones ani in a ^ - ^ -1
way, bargains tha't
aui
V
soum Carolina Hallway Com-.
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pany.
D. II. CIIAUKB.ILAJN. tteeeiver.
Camwkn, 3. Jun(> 22n<I, 180*,j
On ami aftjer this
in uccorttiittcc with
?lulc. ' '
d:itc truing wiH rui.
the folluwwix si.'hc -
i
f,i>avc Camden
K*?ykiii8
ii II.i^wkIs
" Clareniont
?' Dixie
u CuuVlert Jo
" Watcn?c
Arv Km^vihe
Arv Columbia
44 Chariest oh
4< Augusta ?
SOL'Til,
Daily
5 10, |? in
o 2-> p in
?r) ot, pin
" 4y;p in
5 50; )? in
i? "xi p Ml
5 p in
U 20 p m
HMO p in
7 *?, p in |
10 80 p ni
1 1 05 ii m
GOING NOKTH
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Leave Charleston fi .V> a m
" Columbia D (.0 a m
44 ^fuptixta shiam
?*' K'mgvilte 100? a ui
14 Watereo III 15 a m
' ' Mi<I<iltt"ii 10 20 a mi
? 44 C*nnlc?.Jc 10 Mam
? '? Dixie t 10 ? lit
44 Clarcmont 10 -!5 a m
4< Ila^oods W?f5"w
?' Uoykins - 1107 ^ m
Arv OaiiMU'ft 11 2-> ? tr
Connections for the North Ka*t via
.Charleston, Cincinnafli Railroad j and
with Narrow (iah^c at Vorkville. j
Kor through tiek*'ts to all jxiiiiti- North,
South or We*T~*r vi.i Clyde S. Shi|? (b.
to Xrtr'V'rk :iml tin* East via Charles
ton 'apply tw
f J. B. WALLACK*
; Ajrt. Camden.
C. Mi "?V.U:D. General Manaz.cr
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SCHKUULE OFTHK
Charleston, Cincinnati ami
Chicago ItailromL
Taking effect April 17th, 1*33
(iOINQ NOuTll.
Lv. Cam len 11 ?*0 a iii
44 I>eK:i1H 11 4'.? am
?? WYstville 11 *3 am
??Kershaw J ? 1- lXpai
Heath Spring. *
''Pleasant 1 1 ill 12 33 p m
" Lancaster 12 49 p n>
?' Catawba 1 20 p m
'* Uock Hi'l ncl 1 44 p m
44 York.ville 2 20pm
44 Bla. k>?mrp ? 40 pin
* Shelby ' 4 I? *n
l{utherf??T<lton 5 SO p m
Ar. Marion 6 40 p. m
GO1S0. SOUXJU.1
Lv. Marion / * U^O* m
j *m Uutherfordtoa JO-'Oaw
" Sfi-lhv * 1- 02p ui
" Rlaelssiflirg ' ^JfWpn?.
| 14 Y?*kville t ? Z 3Py m
" Hock Hill ' j 2?pmj
i ?' Oitapfe Jet- 3 18 i?w :
i " Lam-aster , &ftpm
44 ?lea*ant Hill 40"?p?.
%4- Heath Spring 4<Pp in
(* Ker*!iaw , 1 24 p m ,
<? Werftril* i . 4 37 p m j
"IHiKalh 4^p?)i
Ar fVmden ?? 'r? 05 p ni
Trains stop on ai^tial at all stations .
Passenger trams mn thrown** I*-,
twecn Gohwabia an?t Marion.
Connection* made with It. & l>. at;
3*a~kaburs alii R??ck Hiil and vritli S.
A. L. at C.?t??w?a Junction. ! i
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