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^aa3et ^kr?^ie!e I ' C A SID EX, S. C. AUG. 36 lb, 1802 IHIKCH 1)IKEC10RY. C h tr< it, ? Rey. MVron J vY. ? M?rdon. Pastor ? Preaching every f -Mir. day at 11 a. m arid ?::50 p'r M. Stin gy vhcol fr??ni m. to 1 p. m- every ' .day- Prayer- meetings every Wt-o <i ? <iay ar d m. All seats are free. ! f}>: public is cordially mvited to attend | 1'kksbvjterian tJsrrRcji. ? Rev. W. W.*i M ill ?? , P.isior. Preaching every Sabh-< : h ? ,t 31 a. m. Sunday School every r-ab- ' ?rtli at 5 p.m. Prayer meeting every \\Vdne>dav at p. m. The public i> ?:OTi'.i;iliv invited t?- attend. ! -i ttass&s Stckf.t Methodist ! hi k c . ? It v. M. L. Carlisle, Pastor. I'r-achi: eve ry S?nd:>y at gcad -v ~tf) j>. n i*. Prayer-n.eeting Thursday at .!"? p. m. . Strangers and visitors are ?? rdiailv ir:vited. All seat# free. , f ?" ? <Ikace Episcopal CnrRtfit. ? Rev.J.JHi -t*?ney, Rector. Services Sunday $t 1J lock ; Sundav School at 5 p.m. Ever. f!_' service at 6 p.m. Friday afternoon ! - rvice at 6 p.m. POINTS PIC23D UP. \ ct? Tee sday ! \ V* * >x Rain is still badiy needed. V** Subscribe for The Chronicle. Send us the r.ews from your neighborhood. Next Tuesday is the *::iy for the *. primary election. There are fifty-seven names on the primary ticket for thi^ county. The iastjmeeting of tbe\ountv campaign will 1*- held in Camden Four thousand tickets were or dered printed for this county for the primary. "Faith" was described by an ' )hio boy as "ex pectin' something ye ain't ijoin' to git." Head the advertising columns of i h e Chronicle to see where to get Uie hest bargains. o MTrs., W. 1K-.U. Workman has moved into the friMise formerly oc cupied by Mr. J. M. LeGrand. Springs, ii^-ith & L". h-tw hnd Vheir s>ore repaiut.-d :*n?'. it- n >w presents a much improved a nee. The attention of road overseers is called to a npiice to them by the county c4>jpm4ssioners in this paper. Mr D. P. C. Murchison has with drawn from the race for Rep?r|err tative. There art* still '^eveu can didates ?o select from. , \ : "Small annoyances are th""Y^ost tireson e, don't V'?u think >??v" i "Yes, even a litt'e thing like n rcosquito bores me." The present cit^ a Iministr.-tti m i ^rves the grar.iudcs ?! ?,i de^ i ;an$ for 'grey-l improve:*!' nt in -r!r.?*ny of the sidewalks. r ? ? r- \ ' . * g The use of lb* bicycle in Massa C&usett 1v:js ??r<?i^iii :?1>.mii a :? f.?rn? jouvement lo?king to tue periau .freall improvement of the roads. ' '"^rieii 1>er that the polls open on f?l ay at 8 o'clock and cio>e at 4. sore and vote *f or the candidates jf>f yo-ir choice within the above named hours. Messrs. R. T. Robinson and P. A. Bosweil are having the DeKalb House renrrvated and repaisvd. I* be r expert tr*> ? ?pea ;i tirsi cias.a hotel in it, shortly. >fY. John A. Sbeorn is the auth orized collecting agent' for The t 'HROXICLE. parlies indebted will please niaKe prompt payment .of bills presented by him. Messrs Taylor <5c Co. are opening ^r> a large and well- assorted stock <?; goods and will be fully prepared to meet the demands of their num erous customers for the full traue. Managers of election it the conn, try precincts will confer a great favor upon an anxious pabii'j by sending in their returns as soon as possible after the election. Tuesday. A delay of over a week in the work on the new bank building was caused by the metal from, not ar riving on time, Work was resum ed yesterday, and will be puffed" forward rapidly until complete^. The school at West Branch, n^ar Roland in district No. 6, is ybow taught by Mr. John Copeland, for merly of Lancaster county. There are few teachers that have as re. saarkable a reeor-d asMr. CopeiaLd. He is now se vent}*- three years old,, having been bcrn in 1819, and has been teaching continuously for the pa*i fifty-two years. In spile of his many }ears, Mr. Copeland still pleases his patrens, and accom plishes good work in the school room. 3?etit Jurors. ?? % Tbe jury commissioners met on Monday, the 22nd *ud d?ew the following list ?f petit jarojs for the September terra~<5f court: T\* - 7 T> I J J Player "^rt-o B Oliver, ? os Hyat:. iiec**?et? Hinson, K J? .> c .i'-. W \ . lUi ? J A Watts, F J Hay, A II lH>wey. M Haum, jjaaiei McDonald. T R Brown. WooSard Holland, J D Davis, K A Mickle, C F Pate, (J S B iffie, Dial R Player, II J Copeiand, W C Williams. Jas P B swell, T S Whitaker, John I Holland, J M ' Wiitkins, W 1) Evans, K I { or ton, ti Carrisou, L B.irne^, J Jones, F Dixon , M Bethune, B Lucas, J D McLen ion, F E Sparrow, ~W J Jones. T il T n D D E NOTICE. Pupils that have not attended tbe Graced Schools ieretoiore, or that were absent from the jiaal examination for good cause, and wishing to enter now. will please present tbemsefvea lor exami nation on Friday, Sept 2nd and M?pnday, Sept Hh. By orderot the Board, . ; C? K, SFSKCKB/ 3 PERSONAL KHOTSN Mr. Dozier Siigh formerly an employee of Mr. C. W. Birchmore, but who has been in Columbia for the past two years, is on a visit to relatives in Camden. Oar young friend, Mr. W. T. Wajker, having been on a visit to Ridgeway, has returned to Oarn dcn. Mr. Shannon Linning has return ed to Charleston' after a pleasant stay ia Camden. Mr. Robert Kennedy, jr., is in the city. Mr. and Mrs. J no. R. Ashe, oi Kcrsh :iw, are visiting M. A. N ifrs. Mr?. Mary E. Sirnmons, of Wake Forest, N. C.r is visiting the family oT hey daughter, Mrs.- YV. 1). Trant ham. w Messrs. 0. J. Shannon mi l VV. 11. Z*-)up haw.- r-jtufiitid fi'orn the North. Mr. G. C. Bruce has Ue<n called t?-U?e hed^i'le of a sick relative in DarX?.gto!i. Miss Jos'ie Keishaw has returned from trie mountains. Mias.Lillie DeP;?ss won the schol arship at (.'obverse. College, the competitive examination for which v^as held on Saturday the 13th. a - i I ? "V A ?'?ld WrTf'fclet, with rhi.ie stone | selling, was about a week ago ! oa Main strevt between" the Opera j '-f^use and Mrs Thompson's resi Sonc*v The fin^r will confer a real /*ror by Leaving it al this of j fice. 4 ' j_ Seiigicxis Notice. Preaching by Bev. J. M. Stoney ; will be held in the Malvern Hill ' > m Chapel, four miles east of Camden, each night of the week commencing "Monday Aug. 29th. The couimu nity in general is invited to attend, j t ' First Bale cf Cotton' Thx> first bale of cotton, sold in Camden litis season \va3 bought on Tuesday by J. B. Steed man. It was raised on the plantation of Mrs M. 5s So well, near Srai^hvilie and weighed 5?5 lbs. It was "biass ed as stiict middling and brought : Seta. ]x?r pound. vsaifa. Little George. infant son of Rev ar.d Mrs J M Stoney' died on Tucs day morning, aged one year and three months. i Mr Stephen M Richards, an es tsmnlHe i-iliz-n ??f Liberty IMI? n nfl son of H? v. J. O Richards, 'died -?t hi* yesterday tlie 2>th :?t one; o\;|oek, after a protracted ibness of <?\>r a ra >nih with ty p-hoiti ffVvr. )I r KicUards was a m>n >?f Keying, uptight character ?i??i h i h unU'i >ely tutting off will he th* f">ure?? of great gri? f to a large fami'v f n? t numerous ftiends. "He i?*:? v? s a wifr and several small chi.dien to mourn hi-* loss. Cantej items. As it has been some lime since I have given The (Chronicle any news from this place, I will trv to uivrsonie row. Washington Helton, colored, died ; with f"ver or Mr. J. E. Creed's | place on the 2-2 nd inst. We hav'e had some carious fan ! up this w A man and his wife j got some what riled up rbout sup i per time. Eseh one got their wea pons; he <jot his gr.n, she got her bonnet. After 9ome hard work he] concluded 1 h.*> t home was not the j best place after ail. He tore off! down the hill, suot his gun and j called Iiis dugs. After his mind; became quiet, he thought of his 1 supper and returned in the best of I humor, hut oh! the surp; ise his j I supper was C'?ne: the dogs had : come and stole it asd then 3-ou j ! ought to have had his picture. Mr J. A. Walts bought some! shingles a few days Ago and sent,! i his wagon c.fter them. When the driver got. to the woods he gut puz-' zled, for lie knew that There mns't] be a pile of wood and a pile of | | shavings. lie walked around, j i scratched his head an?i sai l "well j there is no difference nohow." ""He took the first pile he came to. j V\\hen he got home they were the j shavings. Tbe 9aid shingles were tied ir bundles, thev said, | to kejp the wind from blowing them /away, and were left in the woods. Cotton is opening up this way; some Sre picking. * There has been three deaths on about one *cre a .d a half of land on Mr J. E. Greeffa place, in about one month. Mr j. A. McDowell, who has been i down with fever for about thirty five days, is aow greatly improved. Dutch. ?reo<l Looks. Goodlooks ire m >re than skin deep, depending upon a beathlv condition of all the vital organs. If the Liver be in [ active, ywijhave a Bilious Look, if your I stomach be Jisor.iere 1 you have**_a : Dyspeptic Look, ami if your Ki'neys 1/e ? affected yoa haVe a Pinched Look. [Secure good health nnd you vvill have I good looks. Electric Bitters is the i great alterative and Tonic, acts directly [ on these vita; organs. Cures Pimples, j Blot che?, Boils and gives a goo. I com | plexion. Sold at Dr. F. L. Zerr.p's ? I>ni- 'store, 30 cents ner bottle. f Tthm Baby was rick, we gave her Castors*. Wkw she ww uChjid,sho cried for CMtoria. Wtm ste btemim Mi* abe clung to Cutoria. \ WM?ifc?lw4<:MMrai, she gave UwziCastocia. ' $1.50 Tki? ^ftper one year. $150 . ?? : 1 The Primary Ticket. -T&e committee on printing ap pointed by the county executive committee, met at the Opera House ou Monday to arrange for printing tickets for t lie primary election. The tim> for filing pledges by can didales has expired, so thai no other names can he added. Below is given a complete list of candi dates whose names appear on the I ticket. In voting, he sure and follow the , rulesscratching otherwise vour vote for the! office incorrectly scraU-.hed will not be counted. If you do not care to vote for any candidate for I one office, scratch the wl-.oic list of names for thai office and the bal ance of your ticket will count if correctly scratched. The following (points in reference to scratching ! may be of use. There are twelve candidates for ; delegates to the state convention and six to he elected ; scratch six ? names and .eave six. There is one congressman to he ieiecteu and two candidates; scratch I omr Timfie and leave one. There are three candidates for j solicitor and one ^to he elected; ! scratch two names and leave 6ne. For the House of Representatives J.here are seven candidates and two he elected; scratch five names and leave two. For sheriff there are five candi dates; scratch all the names except ffne. There are four candidates for elerk of the court; scratch three names and leave one. Tiiore are spvou candidates ror, county commissioner and three to he elerted; scratch tour names and leave three. ? There are ;two candidates for coroner; scralcii one and leave the other. For school commissioner there I are three candidates; scratch two names and leave one. For auditor and trtnsincr there j is only one candidate for each of fice. ' As to trial justices, each tovsn- j ship \vi!i elect its own. In I)e j Kall>, ttutfalo :tnd Wateree town ships, there are two candidates and < one to be elected. Voters in those townships will scraieh the names of all except one of i he two in their .particular townships. In Flat] Rock township tbeie are four can j didates and two t*> he elected,,' Voters in that township \ ill scratch all names except two of the four for their township. See tfcal your ticket is not torn or mutilated in any way; he re tain that it is properly scratched if you wi?h your vote to count. Delegates to State Con rait ion. ( !v??OKM) T L Davis, J C Hoi lmgs, J A Grimsby, J N J ones. T 11 I' Bethune, A ISrown-. (( ONSEKVATIVES.y ' B F Iljiile. C C Vansrhan, Bt-ltcn 0\v*?n, John Burdoll, W D Phillip*, M J A us Icy, _ for Congress 5th District . | ?T J MH T J it.,.. ? For Solicitor. 5th J wliciiil I>ist. P H Xelson. N W P.rook^r, *. II C Pattern, y Iloirse of Represents ti res. T .1 Kipkland. W F Rns.?o!l. G \V Moseb v. .T W Flor.L " W R T^ruco. O M Be'huno, J 0 Stover. Sheriff. .Tna L Haile, S F Keily, R B Williams, U J F West. B M Pearce. Cleric of the Court. Wrn Olybnm, Joel Hough. Jus L Brasington, Jno R Goodale. ~\ o Count .?/ Cow missioners. P F Dixon, J X Jones C W McCnskill, T T, Davis C M A!*x<rr.der, A A P.oy kin. J A McDowell. Coroner . TV T Hammond, J B Arrant?. School Commissioner. R W Hammond, J M Watts, B B Clarke. Treasurer. JC Rollia.s. Auditor. D C Kirkiey. >? Trial Justice. De Kalb Township . ? C L Winkler. . I . . L A Wittkovvsky. Buffalo. J M Sovell, J M Stroud. Flat Hock. J as T Trues del, W J Young, ? ? S A Vincent, ^ V J G Richards, jf! j . If aterec Henrv F Beard. C P Bowen. Bncklen's Arnica Salve. The Best Salve in the world for C nt-? < \ Braises, Sor^s, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands. Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup tion*; and post?vely cures Piles, or no pay required. It is gnannteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by F. L. ZemrC FOR S^ICITOR.: I hereby annoiti1^ to I lie Demo cratic voters of !?arehaw, Richiaud, j fie! J an-1 counties ! thai I am 3 candid?# for rej-ele^tioQ i to the office of Spli'c#^1* *-',e fifth | cricEit. will al>i lei^'e result of ; the primary elect ionM^<t respect - jfntl> as the'-support lny i De rroc rats. P. IffNjEtistra', I JL 1 ; . *?v ? i ^ ' I . % ! "\Ve be*: l-av^S^lo alijLOunce to our ltliow r-Democrats :th;tv%Ir* H. C. I'atton, of Columbia, is jn^thpyftce: ? ??r -Solicitor of the fifth circuit.; Knowing him :is w'e do, weiuirdiallv i commend him as our ch^gTe f.?r the position. If fie is elected, he will <li<rh:tr<_M* the oneroqs duties villi a-'iliiy, fidelity and impartiality. Many Vcteifc of W 1J3T W A.TKRKK. i The friends of Norton W. Urook <er, E?q.. of the Columbia l?a r, beg ! 10 announce him as a candidate for solictor of the 5ih circuit iji | the coining primary./ Mr. Brooke r is well known in the" State, having been, for a number of year?, the chairman of the Board of Directors of the 8. C. Penitentiary. He is Sell qualified, having been a prac titioner and liaffl student olfchff law for the last 15 years. Hc^Utbor oughly identified w-ith the- Reform Movement. 5 JTrieni^s. FOIt THE LEGISLATURE., "O t I i . ! j Tire voters of Antioch section of; Kershaw .County announce the name of Mr. 1). M. Bethuneas theifi choice lor one of the representatives in the Legislature. Mr. Meithnne i4 too well known to ?e<d artyi w<?nls of pr.u?e. It elected he will rVll^ci credit upon the county. * In accordant with the expressed wishes of Lis many friends, the J Ion. W. F. Kussell is hereby presented for reflection to the Legislature. His course as a Representative fr<?n> iliis cmuity has heen entirely sutis factory to hi* const itnv.ms.. We pledge him to abide the result of the primary. Westvij i.e. The name .of1 Mr. G. W. Moselev is hereby presented for re-election to ' h?- House of Representatives, j et*?o4he re^al?. of the Democratic i ihmry election. Mr/ Most'ley-has made a faithful repre&entavive of t iie- people; his recor<l is he-fore them, and uj?on which his name is offered for re-election hy MAN'V FKZKN'D4. The name of i'bos. J. KrrkVjr.d is presented for re-elect i??n to the Legislature, suhjeet t.?-? the action' of the Democratic primarr Many Fimkxus. FOR 3LERK OF COURT. ? , i ' 'J To The Democratic* Voters of Kershaw County: ? Thanking ray friends for their genierous support t lie Inst ' fiction. :? rid having been solicited u^yun^Tor^jiM^Lii^^ ? (;'eWv of t*>c I'oiirt, 1 most respectfully present myself to thp Democratic voters of ? Ki-rshaw county. I am fully ac quHoted w?tll the duties' of the of ric^ and have endeavored to dis charge ?hose duties to the best of m y ability. 31 y />p?uions have been different from those of the i most, of you in matters th^rvery good 'Democrat should be inferisted in, lnii I have been honest iu my ! opinions, and 1 would not give c?n4| [cent for & man that did not think for himself and have the courage^ j to express his honest convictions. In nark d-iys and in bright?!' ones I have liicd to lie a true man, true to my country and true to you, and I stili wish to serve you. My record is before yo:j. 1 can neither take front nor add to it. Judge me by it: if unworthy* or unfaithful, .gon *lemn me; if 1 have b -en Yaithful and worthy, givfipuie your support. " Kjespt., ?1 W. CLYBLRN*. Mr Kditor.? l-iense announce to the Democratic voters of -Kershaw County my n:ime as a candidate for the office of 'M*?rfc of the Court for Ivers'naw County, subject to the ? anion of the Democtalto Primary. I resjx-ctfu!};* ask the support of i?y fellow- Democrats. \ J. R. Goodalf. Mr F,i>itor: ? Piense apnonnce the name of Mr. J.L. nrasfrng^n as a candidate for the office of Clerk of Court for Kershaw county. We pledge liirti to abide the result of the democratic primary election. Voters. Mk. Editor: ? We desir* to place before the voters of Kershaw coun ty the name of Mr. Joel Hough, for the office of Clerk of Court, subject to the-' result of the primary elec tion. He is a coippctenji man, ajnd has al ways discharged every' ilttty devohin** upon hira WitJi .unswerv-. ing devotion to the hest interests of his constituents. Jfany Voters. FOR SHERIFF. Thereby announce mvsVjf to the Democratic voters irvf Kershaw Count}'* as a candidate ipr tbe'offioe of Sheriff, subject to tjae r- result of primary election, promising if elect' ed to faithfully discharge the duties of the*jftioe. I respectfully ask the suppertV^f the Democratic party. J. Fbjlxk West. 5Tr. Editor : ? The many friejids of Mr. H M. Pearce ask space in the columns of 'your paper to pre sent his name as a candidate for ^Sheriff. One so weil! ; known /tot uprightness of character and reli ability, needs no commendation at our hands^ \ Mast Feiehps/ , 'J In .? Hk ' I hereby anoouace myself % candi date for re-electioa to the<>ffice of Sheriff of Kershaw county, subject to the action o&ifte Democratic pri niary, arid respqptfully" ask the sup port of iuy Detriocra.tic fellOH'-ciiu zen^. Jambs L. HjaLE. <j i . i T!ie many friends of Mr S, F. Kellev ask space in the coiiujmns ?T your paper to present bis ndme as a candidate for Sheriff, subject to the result of the primary, ille has betn tailed upon to serye you before and lias discharged jthe exacting duties of County Commissiojie r im partially, promptly anil withi couit esy towards nl! with whom he came iri rotund..- He is in full sympathy with the Farmers^ Movement, and last, hut not least, he is a true aud tried Democ rat. Should he leceive the nomination for this office, he will do as fie Las always done, dis charge eveiv duly devolving np??u bim to the bestj arrests of his constituents, - ; Ma^y Voyeks. 1 I \ Mr. Editor :-rThe; members of Beaver Data Democratic club ask space in jour valajable-p?per Yh present l^-nameof a worthy young man for ife'e office of; Sheriff, sub ject in the result of the approaching Democratic ; primary Election. We refer toiMr. R. B. Williafato form erly of West Wateree, |>ot nt present a residnt of Otuuden. |Blr. Williams a young man, active^ capable led. strictly reliable* ^nd shouJ^j he re ceive the nominatiroi for Uh 6 office, he ma,- !??: . depeuiled; oponjto per form well ami faithfully its exact ing duties. Beaver Dam. FOR AUDITOR. | I hen-by announce npyself a candi1 date for rciuppoinlmeWi 10 i^e offieje of Auditor and reaped fuiiyjask *lli|e reeomnQfiulation t?f i my ! ft-Houli ; democrats tor *aid ' , posi|\i.?n Hi pledge my welt to^ibUie tlie resujt of the primary din-lion.. j . D.^sKll^EY. FOR: TRfiASUESfe; I her<'ii\ announce myself ns a candidate for County *Trie*iiiiifer. Will be salisfh'd with the result, of t Lie Deutocralic Primary. ; J. C. RmLLIN'US. ' ' . I ? . ' For School Commissioner, I hereby announce myself to the Democratic voters of Karsha-w (?ountv us a c?nd|?tttte for re election to the office of School Com missioner, subject tt> the tesult of the primary election; J, M. Watts. The friends of Mr. 15. Clarke in Eastern Kerfchaw ifear ily neconri his nomination, for . the iio|j*Ijjant otflue of bcheol CoiBiMt&ttner. KudWe?l as he is wiith great abili ty, combined with intense jenihusi astern j the ' school i work ? a sell made man, wiio bap ri^en! step by step by persistent eifi>rts& a success ful school teacher, a success in every walk of life, manly it ud true to bis convictions, be is the one whose intloiui table energy and per se vcn rice aie "u r J t oo l i n U* rests, vi e\ e r , rke is vveiil Kncwu ijk??ids no lengthy from his many friends in Eastern Kershaw. For County Commissioner. i 77 . , \\ e l>e<j leave lo ann-vunce t lie name of our fellovc-citizh) Capt. j A. A. LToykin, of West W: ter^e. as a suitable candidate for i'e-eIeeii(Sn j C *<>u?it v Corn mis s loner, n?l.j?ct to i he result of the primary. liis nerj vies in this mo>t impoi taut office, which lie 1ns already filled, having; heen mteo creditable and highly satisfactory. lie is a Hiccigmful farmer, good financier, in full sym pathy with the Farmers' -Movement a true and tried Democrat." He has while in <*?icc sriveii tpecpal atten tion to ll?e rouds ai\ri bridges the county and we flN-1 assured tha we could not do better than to; re-elf Ct hitn. Many ~ Voters o! Wjjst Watkkee. We desire lo plapetn nomination subject to the result of til*1 primary election, the narue of Mr T. L. Davit* as a suitable candi<Hie for County Commissioner. If elected we know that he woulil guard* the inteiests ?>f the county as faithfully as any ?no. Many Frtends. ? Mr. Editor:- -Please announce to the Democratic voters of Kershaw county my name ?s a ^candidate for re election to the office ojf Uoun ty Commits onjrt^uhject the resunlt *\f the primal y election. Thnukinc my /riends /or the high coinpli raent paid rare in the laat election, I respect/ully ask a continuation oj their support and confidence. J. A. McDowell I herej>v nnnounee myself a can dlriate for the office of County Commissioner, subject to; the result , of the Democratic primary election. 0 [ D. F. Dixox. ?- ..We b<*g leave to announce the nanfrc|tbf .otir fellow-citizen, Mr C. W. ijlcCalskii:, &s a suif ijMe candi 7f?te*for re-election as County Com missioner, subject to the result of the primary, his services in thi* important office,' which he has al ready foiled, having been most cred itable and satisfactory. He is a succcssful farmer, an4 in full sym pathy willi the Farmer*' Movement and a true Democrat, .lie has giv en special attention ^Lo the roads and bridges of the county, and we feel .assured that we&ould not do bettter than to re elect him, Sfany Voters of Eastern Kershaw. The namqgbf C. M. -Alexander is hereby presented to the Democratic roters of Kershaw county as a can didate for o'ounty Commissioner, subject to the result of the primary election. We Brieve he will make a faithful and efficient officer if elected, MahtVowu. Mb^ Editor : ? Pleas^ announce Mr. JVN. Jt>oes?os a eatkHdate for County Ccairaisaioner, subject to ifie result of tbe Democr^tib^-ptiui arjj election; ? Mr. Jjuies is\a pro gressive citizen f trustworthy in ev ery respect*, and if ^elected to this responsible pusitioa, lie^wifKmake a painnt&kin? and efficient- otiict*. ? ' v. - Voters. \ FOR CORONER. We hereby announS^vllie namj1 of Mr. \V. T. Hammond foVCoron^r, subject io t^e.Wfiult of thei^roo eratic primary efectinn. ? j : - Voters. ' j. , /* ? We desire5 tio pr?senl as a candi date for C?roner the name of Jolin B. . A i ranis as one thst is worthy and competent to fill the position. , Voters. FOR trulj^stice.. We presort t tjo the Democra.tc voters rof Dekalb township the name of L. A, WiAkowf ky for trial jus tice of said township, subject to the primary. If elected, he will dis charge hi? duties faithfully and conscientiously and with an eye sin gle to justice. We ; led?e him our undivided support and call upon all citizens of citv and country to* aid in his electiicjp. Lower DeKalb. _ : > X* r . i ? Mb Editor: ? Please announce! the osine ofjC. P. Bowen as a can didate for trialTH&irc^ lr.cated at^ Curelon's Mill, WesTXtateree, sub- 1 ject to the result of the Democratic primary. - Voters. 4 FOR DEDWATEs. The following names are * hereby placed in nomination ns Tillman delegates to the State democratic convention to he held on the third Wednesday 5n September n*ixt: J. A. Grigshy, T. L. Davis, J. C. Rulings, J. N\ Jonea, T. R. E. Bethline. A. Rrown. ?; f ? ! ? The following n^med gentlemen have consented to ran as conserva tive delegates for^the September convention* and ?i^rahidethe re wi lt of the prhdatjplele^ipnLjsf the 3<jfih * of August: j / John BurdeH, |B\Fran.k Haile, KHton Owens, J C- V? Vau?han, rf. J*Jtu*ley, I \WDi Philips. TO KENT. Brick Storei, now occupied bv E. B. Ca per*, one iloqr northfcfJ. fi. Yaugh-in'a. ~Posse?8i#n ?iven Sejk,^ l?t. For terms &c.? to f MRS* M. S, S )WE LL. " ' NOTICE, Noti-e is fiereby giyun (fi alt fond ove-> seen* in Kershaw county to hnve th???r respective ro.dx p it jii poxl condition by S< frtdiiber" 1?U nexL*irf*tt to make their report to thp Bu.ir< I . , By order ot the Bofrd of CountvGom j- C?? L. Winkler, t t,Clcrk\ ' ? " . j CITATION. C ?>01JTII C.VHOLI! Wherejts, J. H. i"). UyaU made suit nv\ to gVanl Mm Letters of Administra tion dc bonis noli of.tlu1 1 estate and dfei-ts of Anriice J. Hyatt, decked : These are therefore to cite and admon ish all and singular the kind tin/ and rreditora of the said An nice J. flyutt, decease', that that they he and appear 1m fi e m?, in the (Viirt of Probate, to be held a: Camden. SjK?.? on Friday, Sept. 2nd ult. after pnWiea;ion hereof, at 11' o'clock in the forenoon, to shew eauas, if any they have, why the said adminis tration should imt he granted. Given under my hand this 19th day cf Aujj. 1892. ? Published on the l'th dnv of August iS?>2, in the Camoex Chronicle. T. A. MOOIIK, ' Judjie of Probata. FOR SALE. : ? ! I offer for sale my house and' lot situated in the citv of Cam Men, between Mill street and thes>C's II R.. if^e fir.st block above the depot. The locality is healthy and the situ i?ion is line for bu: iness. 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 apply to of correspond vvitli I.E. GAY, . July 1st Camden. S. C. ? atrftetly klg^rUe family Mwii| ? <M? . iMMMiag ail atttera iafmeaMita. GUABAHTEED EQUAlto the BEST Prieea rtj reaawuhbto. OMatatkci ? Ml ElMBISi MANmCTURING Ga MUI0CRE. I LI.. ?0* Old pupert for sale at this office it JO etftti per hundred OF ) 1 the nioiny waj\ Which jwray will yi The rl^lit way an ? j .. . ?? in. via jr? ay wm low? Oar well-known syswrn, SPOjT CASH, and R031 TOM PRICES; X : You must have goads this f ill and we standi goods cheaper thau any otlu-r hiuse in the kv* practic* the rascally trick of puttingj up prices in down and make you believe you %r& buying ctitiftl body else can. We have pne fain, square, hofU We keep nothing fait gooiiL GOODS and do We are the acknowledged leaders ol;low pnces ind tinue to be. * ' j v Deal with us, stick to u>, and we will sticl^ to yojm \ on this miserable green e>irth can beat us selliig at low When you pass us by y.m lose money, so look to y v| tercst and buY your goods vrherci humbugged. you Remember our ??h 'VI a ?Miiks! 5 & ; h H Mfflflfp . - J Ul J . They will be in full blast this fell, j ? , .t; Always come and see us first andj save mohjey by dealing Bring your wives and daughters in, we have nict,,1 1 us. to w t on vou. VERY tr ? - i , > life, ;<?? ? ( Miss Belle Thompson, Miss Mr. J. R. West, Mr. John ready to s^rre you and save