Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

fjocal jfevty APR. 1898, Announcements The following new ??0!>?>iinee incni n)>|>R(trs in l In* dironudo le tlay : * " ? For Srliuit or 11 ??n, J. Win. l it u i mom), of Kd^ctield. Registration Eoa'd C'ganizact. Messrs. \V. !{. Hough, Mannett Hnhon and br. J. I*. Kiehnids who 1 1 a 1 1 -been duly oouimisskyiod by I h* "Governor, in ft, in Oauxtcn on Wed nesday I tiMt niul oi^anixed by fleet ing Mi. Hough ehaiiioaii and Mr. Kitbon vUik. The legiaimtion books ujll lie opened next Monday. ?>eo noiico elsciv bore. M>'. Lama>'?? Lecture. According to announcement lie v. X. W. Lamar .gave his oclebra'.ed ?'lien IIui" lecture al the Opera House <>n Thursday night of last week. On Sunday and Monday nights Mr'. Lamar lectured on 4\Pil grims Pn "res*/* . These lectuie? with the stereoptical views Were greatly enjoyed l>y the vast crowds ' which thronged the Opera. House at every service. A Card Prom ULr- Kiikley ? Mr. Editor : ? Please allow me space in your columns to return jny si uce re thanks to the many friends who have so liberally and kindly extended me their supyort iii the past for the olllpe of County Auditor, and to state that owing to my failure in health I will no*, be a candulalo for ro-< lection. 1 make, this antrc.uncthnrmnL in justice to my friends who might\supp?se?<-thal there is opposition on thw part of my son, C. L. ICi i kley,w liosu liiends iiuve announced liis name for ap pointment to the office of Auditor,. Respect f ully, b. C. Kirkley. inflow Postcffico. N Hon. Stanyarne Wilson :h not neglected of the wants of his con Ltitution of ohl Richland Oounlv. Through his efforts the Depart ment at Washington has -establish ed a new postolllee named Spear, with Mr. Chns S. Hull Vk postmas ter. The cilice will be located in Centre Township mar While Church, at "Bullion," a largo plan tation owned bvMr.Buil on Spear's Creek. '1 he oillec is in the line of the proposed railroad from this <-ity to Camden, on to Cheraw, and l\r r. Wilson well deserves the thank? of tho Noriheaslor.i section of KichlMid County. ? Columbia Reg ister.' % Sheriff's Sales. 7n addition to the sales publish ed elsewhere in The Chronicle the following ones wiP lake place next Monday which we publish for in formation. The Farmers <fc Merchants Hank, Plain i ill' vs/Ewd. R. Can'ey, Trus ted, il iyfeinUint. Tract of land on 1 1 oh Ki\k H ill in the town of Cam den S., C . Neil O'Donnell, Pit., vs. prank Addison et al Dcfts. To vn lot on Market street, Camden. Alfred Kenne.ly, Pit., vs. Annie K. MoDowa',1 et al Del'ts. Town lot on DeKalb street, Cnir den. a w. 11. Hudson, Pit., vs. J, A. Armstrong, Defi., All the interest < f tho said J. A. Armstrong in n tract of two thousand two hundred and twelve-acres of laniUncar Lib erty f 1 1 11, bounded bvJLrfnds of W. J. Jones, Wm. Dixoit, A. 1). Jones, J. G. Richards, the MeWillie plan / tati'>n, Reaver Creek and I lie Wa teree river. ' Haunt Brothers, Pits., vs. Eunice Rowcn and Eva Hcwen, Defts. The undivided interest of said parties in a tract of land in Wtsl Waleree bounded by lands of W. A Bailey ni.d A. A. Boj kin. There will also he a special Mas ter's sale next Monday. S. Logan ' Lang, Ph., vUohn C. Man, l/efl., One Whiskej^Bi stilling Plant. Headquarters for Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats and clothing. Why (if course al (.Jilt Edge Store. Call and see ff any doubt it. Assembled Again Ttln regular hy-weely meeting of the WostTWateren Literary Society was he'd on the 27th ult, In the ab sence of the President and Vice President Mr. I). E. Spencer pre sided. After the usual op4ni ng-txerois (H a beautiful programme was ex ecuted. The debato "Resolved, That a representative in Congress should vote according to his own judg ment rather than that his con stituents" was decided in favor oi ? the njlli malive, Mr. J. JI. Canip v lie lie, Mr*. E. H. Wallace and Mrs " Mny Campbelle acting ne judges. pi of. 1 1 rrwc-I! Morrill addressed the society ir. regard to running nn exclusion to Asheyilie N.C.,to raise funds. ?r>r the benefit of the society library. Mr. Willie H. G ?/T moved that tie the society i tin' the excursion on July 4th, 1896. Upon' motion of Proi.Morreli the president appointed Prof. IIow*-ll Morrell, Judge W. T. Lucius, Revs. S. D. Baily and B. M. Robertson, 'Misses Mary Oampbrlle, 8. M. Lu Cius odd Sal lie Black a committee of arrangements for the exourelon. After the announcement by tl?e executive committee .of the pro gramme for the ' next meeting tho society then adjourned. W. Hampton Cobby Sec. " o. / Mattings, Mat' ings Uig a8Hoiiau'ti>. hero and lo ar live lower thur i-ver at CJili Kilge ?Si ore. bummor W^thor. Fur h few tUya 1 1 1 i u wick wo !? i>l regular Suinmci' weather. On Monthly the i In1 1 monnHt'r it'^Kifi eil 80 (It -Hives in tlie bli:iilt', iiiul on | NVi'tlni'sdii y 8 T? ? I >n i ili is. nioininjj it w u 8 1 1 1 ? v\ ii u? 37. Personal, liev. ,1. \V. Sttutb, of l>islio|)V i I If, wan in Cnni'lon yebtorilay hihI |>aitl us a |>leii?tuil uall. Mr. V. K. Del'ass, <?f the South Carolina Collect*) ?|>etit sever al ilius t Ins wet k in ( 'aimlcii. Lumber at a Ba'gain GO, 000 feel of goo I, ^^Jjfcj^edge lumber will" l?? noli* at greatly re duced i nle 8, ( 'till ttl onto it 3011 want I lie Inst bargain in luuibci ever offered. Walls Hiolhcr*, pantey Hill, S. C. Mar. 27, 'UG Roirofp^c'lvt' Chance oy W? F- M Editor Chronicle: ? As your bright correspondent from Ml. Oli vet, sister Vidian, wants to lieiu from all the ccricspondcnts, with y our permission, Mr Kditor, 1 will givo .you my "lowest voice" for a few moments. As we have no special theme to discuHS, will have to do like llro. 'Kich' ill aw ?>n t our old -incubator, and sec if we cannot 'hatch' a few thoughts, that while they may not prove of much interest l<? the read eis of this paper, yet they may smuso somo-tlV furnish ' food f??r thought" to some aspiring candi date, fchouhj, our 'hatcher' in going through the mister. oils process of intubation, as Mr. (iallagher, of Wlz/.ard Od fume, said, when A Jr. told him to not count 1us chickens bcfiWe they hatched, but suppose we had best not say so much about Spring chickens before we have the preachers 'smacking' their lips i.n joyous expectation ?>f an early 'f yyj but wo fear if this cold weather continues, that that peuod of culinary filicity is yet 'out of sightJ From pescnt. indications this will t>c a lively year, politically speaking, but wo fear that when cotton sells for 5 or (> cents a pound this Fall ? about the same time that their guano note are maturing, their interests in politics will bo put in the shadf, while t he fat mors will be wearing faces not quite as long as your arm. We like to look on the bright side, but so much commercial fertilizers has In en bought that the 'bright sMe' don't seem to very dazzling. In the face of these gloomy pros pect the expense of the Constitu tional Convention and hist session of the Legislature is about ?110, 000. How is that for reform? It is likely th?.t some who wero dele gates to that Convention that vot ed t.o raise ?.heir salary from $2 to per day, will he in the race next campaign for Lie Legislature, anil! we think when the hard Working farmer gets a whack at them, that they will "whack 'em hard." Taking a retrospective glance there sOems to ho a goodly number of candidate^ that have thrown olF I h 3 crysalis of their embryonic stat", and come out in full attire. There is announced for Congress 3, suggested 1. For the Hduso, "an nounced 11, suggests! 2, dark house 1. Supervisor, announced 3, sug gested 1. Cleik of Court, . an nounced 2. Treasurer, announced 1, suggested 1 Auditor, announc ed 2, suggested I. School Com missioner, announced 2, suggested I. Sheriff, announced 3. Coroner, suggested 1. Making -a .tot.-il of utinounemcnts (possibly more to follow) of about 18, suggested about a half a score, with the wood# tcyming with D. H's ? not 'dead heo<lf?, hut (link horses. Hy the number of suggC&'ions for the House and cilice of Super visor, there ii ust ho some dissatis faction relative to those two places. In our criticisms we do not wisi.l to olfend any one, iv^t follow as near as possible the records of the above mentioned offices. It seems that our Supervisor has crused considerable comment- in- .fctukiuu. i of the public roads along the fi-dds of t he farmers and not" trimming the road where there are no fields, or cutting down embankments a I along the different highways; ad-' vacating the issuing of bonds to pay the current expenses of the C911U ty.' The -criticism concerning our delegates to the Constitution al Convention is caused by their accepting $4 per d ly, when they wore elected under an impliio .contract to receive ?2 a da}'. Again 'in reducing the pnv.of certain Leg islative official, til! it came their tnrn then a motion '.o table inde finitely, postpone or adjourn was in order. Hut human nature is weak, and when you stiike a man's pock et you 8trifctf"hini hard. In concision we beg the pardon of the editor tor taking so much space from him and other correu pindenis. We congratulate y'ou, Mr. Kditor in having such a bright, efficient carps of "pencil pushers," which adds much to the fnterest of your valuablo paper. Would like to have a copy of their "shadows snatched" !n a group, believe it would lie libont as nice at feamlug 00 llro. H. T. J'a lurkejr gobhlar. . With litit wishes' to all, au re voir. v. r v f ' Head it Reud i ho new ndvoi l.'scmcnt ? ' I The Cttnuk'ii Dry (J oo r. ('limits I., ("i.iiw, of Wi H'H'kv, Siimu-i ( <mi 11 ! \ , on Isst Tut mIuv in I ho Ti't'l y ? .? r ol* l ?I >>?'. o Arretted for Ilcuto Breaking. ("hVtli'B .1 .uk son, \\ 1 1 ? is in'Mi-U'it I'M" lioiisy In t :il C:iinilcii, Ewaliing Horn?) Bu^ed *J'he d welling house (>f Mrs. Iv j Mo M unus "I K..IK wna t oi ?? 1 1 v di - nt.roved by II i' e on 1 .1 ?t Monday, i iThe origin of the (ire is unknown ?s nil i tic family were -way front the house w lien the lire si . Mrs. Mi-Mtinus is a widow lady and I can ill a Moid this I >sr. Sujgo?tions. Mr. Kdilnr i-r-l'lemje allow us to piesent i<> the voters of Kershaw County l ho f o. 1 > w i ng 1 it kei : Representatives ? C l> Winkler, |) M Ki'thnno. Ch'lli of Court Joel 1 I ?????_? 1 ? . Snpervis r ? C W MiCiskill. S'n Mir ? S F Kelley. A mitt or ? J I\ Drakef >id. Treasurer ? J Rollins. Vote rs. Mr. Rditor: ? Please alio., us lo suggest the name (?f Mr. II, H. Claike for re-election to the oftjcc of Trial ,? ustii P-^not tint we have not seen the names < f oth?r worthy and competent men suggested vin Tim Ohroniele f? .r this position, hut I that Mr. Clarke has Olh'd'.lhe posi tion wcl', no one can deny, and we think he should ho ro-elecled. Friends from the Country. Sonio Plain Talk Mr. Editor: ? We see in last week's Chronicle an iieui from your A ntioch correspondent ahout the overseeing of a cettain rand in his i neighborhood, and as he does not ! fully explain the situation ar.d his meaning may he misconstrued, we j will have something to say further.' It skeins lira there is a great deaL of dissatisfaction ahout the Siijx'Iv visor, or sub-commissioner ajjfminl ing an ovci si or frOiivfTTTrfOier road j In woik the road fnm the "Old Haines' Gate," to "l'eisitnmon Ir.ill," when there are, 1<S white men 8u?i}n.cl lo road duty, living on said road. \ Now wu are for right in all things, and 'as Nnm Hov say, "don't think it any honor to over see a road," hut is '.t just In a com munity to treat her citizens in any such manner? Would it not hu a di?giaee to anvcouniy td have 'to go to a neighbor count*- for a man to (ill some responsible position? Or Mo a Slate lo go to a nughboi Stale for a Governor. It is said that a "small leak will sink a ehip," and it is line in a!l things. A little deed sometimes causes hard leeling, and what we want lo know is who is responsible for the condition of all'uirs existing on the above nam ed ro^V Is it oi\r Supetvis?.r, 'Or is it t ho snh.comiuiasionor'MVe don't .think an explmalion from either of tftietu would he out of order. .1 umbo. Jjjrom 0up (j0?ra^an8enlg* Pine Ci^oye. ' Mar. 30. *T)rvnr OlirftA'-le : ? Once more I come asking space for my scrib bling. Some of our f/ir n:^j . a re-' ve r y busy pi inline earn now whijij oth ers are waiting f\tr the wertther to Mr. Ivhto* : ? TMeano annotince (lie n.ime of IK.IX. .1. W M . TII(TltMONI), of F.dgefioM, si j* :i candidate for f-'oliciti.r of the Fftli Circuit. Prompted liv prin ciple he enrolled as a member of (he i If ?>f< ti in movent ?'iu nt tin* beginning ami 'ins not k 1 1 i duly or f:i i ]<??! to strike from tlie'shouMer.s when necessary. On all occasions Ik Ii.'ia done his host for llio (treat masse* of the people. Reformer*. l-nit SII FWIII-. Mr Editor :? Relieving in a fair mid im partial distribution of tin offices ai >11011 ?; ilios ? IO nre worthy, w? tike pleasure ? hi placing in nomination .Ml{. F. >V T.ST f>r Sheriff, subject to the Demo cratic primary, ,1'einjr a mm of tlu high est integrity nnd honesty lie is thorough ly, capable, and mil make a good and faithful o!licer. Moty Friends. Mr. Editor: ? With feeding* il gratitude to my fi iemls ;in I the ' public u'-nernlly for tin; generous terms in wliit li they have MpokiMi of the milliner in which I have discharged tlie duties ot the office of Sheriff of Kei>h:iw County. I b<-g to announce that I am a enndiiiate f-ir re election for I lie ensuing term, subject to j the willpf 'tliivDeiiiocpfley. to be exprens ed at tlia Primary cleelicn. J K ?. WILLIAMS I hereby nnuounc* thai I am a candi date for Sheriff of Kershaw County su'.? jeet to the rcault'of tho ensuing Demo eratie. primary election. L. K. ALFORD." FOIl MAOISTItATK Mr. Editor: ? We are pleased te learn that MR. R. W. ajJTTO.V will stand for election to the ^tlice of Magistrate for Kerthmv County^ Tne ability and fairness he has exhibited in the pa?: merits the position for him. - Suit Pond. I Mr. Eilitrv Allow n* to endorne the I jfbminati on of Mr.?K. W. Sutton m one of (lie Magistrates tor Kcrehy County. Mrmony. . JSIr?_ Xdllor: ? If e t(K <mdorn* "?!?*? nomination of Mr. K. W. Sutton s? ooo of the Magistrate* for Kerikajr Coantr. l<??rer I)m. , V < 1 en in D i) ! v': i ? T\>t: ss. Mr, Filitor : ? I'le isn n'low i he friend. ? of HON \V. i?. | k \ N I'll A M t . i?x [sent his name as a c..n i > ? ! *? t !.>r Con [ ! i ? 'in l !i i > i ii.*. r ict, t > ? i t ? v : imj i Inn h. ? I is t lie ui< M K'lil iim u :i v, II . I |e t\ if ( ho ptu iliitll. 1 I :n I t i, ii. h. Mr, I iitiir ? ? A s w ?? r. ? , i. i ! . ,? ? \ >? y ' another i h etioii kmr, an I i ! ?? i-.ints ,? \ I ( ,i , n\\- to .-iiitic i'xl. iit I'fi /c con>!.l. r .| iy the p.. I pie, I he>? >| :\i * H * l'i" ? t'l .i, 'v I ! people*' p.ii'ft ?; ri>?> 'ci ) i - pit I sent In t In- xnii'i's 1 1 lit.' t iViti i niiirr>> I h>J?al |)i>lii? t <<l S in! (' i ll f.i ill.- u.utic ..f Ml: JOHN <\ V W I,;.! \ M-, | ( 'nm.li'M, a* ;? ? n t :,l > !t? ir ??> j. . r |> , I hem in l ho 1 1 'I'm' ?ii l?\ |?i fs.M. l.it i v, > i | < \?n?n>s.- Mr. William* i. i Minn t chill ; ctcr, nhili' \ jli.'l li r ut. ?> ; p itiii e.tlly , i-i n pr? ?! tvt inii i - 1 ;:;i I Ivn.cta! isis an. I i > in l'?) > vn\p.i;ii \titl. ev? r> movement t!i..t \ti!l ciii'iiin . m> a: d In. i <1 up Ik. nic enterprise mi l it .1 n > t r ni.d | protect those enjj'j.v.1 ii? ;??' i.\ill'.i ;.l, 1 1 U 1 1 1 1 I , ? ilH < the; piir^j; IIS in Our own Country iron. the rninous ( . in petition <?f uu.loi p.ti ! 1 ?!...? oj foreign i c, ui'iti i'( s. , l'rn;t ? ? t ?oi i i > t - . j Mr. 1'MPor: ? 3 :?1 1.>>\ us t ? nn- I Jinum c t in' leiino of Ht?N I.J SIN \ IT, for lO-eleitioa to Connies* Ii.iii t i ; i . j District, Dr. St; :i * t has ever loi ii Id v j al to llii' Democratic teirl.v, i:tid in all mat tei^ i?v O>i Kr. > s I, is vote has Ways lii'cn east in tin- r yht way, ami ii u i ill M on I \ ho justice t.? n 1 1 ii v* public vi'iviiiil in ro-v.ecicil I . i tii to tli posit i.ii, he has hi i faithlully ti!h <!? 1m Lie's. I '( ) I* TII K I ,K< ? IS1.A I 1' IJ K, Mr. Kilit.r; ? I'Jcaso ii i. iimince tic mi i in* of M K. T. I'? DAVIS iih a Miiiut-li' gentlemen f.r iti ? Legislature. F I , > is a jjoiitl i i'iitor , iinil -.'I' Uant 8j?,'itkt r nnJ has the interest of tin- peopu* .it lu?in-?, He I isis 1mm n lor a n u 1 1 1 1 it i ? i" v?'a i s p: is iiK lit i.t' Hell; Hi I Di'ium'ra. :c rlnli iui.I is now inasl. r of linm Springs (Irawjie, II ?? Is ?> R-iOil eit izi'ii, n tiu,? I % i*t< ?i iiii r anil if I'lfetinl will <loall in It's jiy^xo. tor the lu-tti r'nent i?f tin- p. ..pit'. N'otcr,, Mv. K'lifor : ? We notice i ? i thi? last is elf d| I lit* t'lir.iiiii !?', I"i' ! j inn- \- 7 Ii, s in.' j su_'Kl'stii?i:.s fur ill" various oiikvs ot t'u ' Couufiv. I I, use 'ii <;w us snnre to nom- | iiiii'i' M Ii. I) M. Jtl/IUIt Ni: t,.r the! II. iiis.> of Hi pr ?xeiitatiCi n \V<< Know I i 1 1 1 1.) I??? a trili! If efohiM-i and Christinn <ri ut!( in in, ..ml we know .it no . ,t ! it iimii in win is !? hninis the interest <"t the I piM'ple of K. rs!i;,w ( 'oui.t v win: M In* hot ter earcil for than in his. < Yotei* i.t \vo:it!, east !\ r: sliaw . Mi'f I'Mitor: ? pleas.. ;i n< m ?,???? the ?? m*i If HON. I,. Wl.NKLKU as.i suitalih- canili l,it.? lor rc*eh'"!i ai to tin* 1 pin '<? .uLji' pi'csciil a< iv.'.s. Mi'. \\* 1 1 r K - ler lias niartc it ?'.>oil mi I cHi.-iciit Hon ri si iitiit ivc ml hi, re>eh ciioa is (jreutiv desiri'il hy Krf n uu'ri*^ 1 I'OK Ciil-K K <>i' C()l' KT. <v7{ota t ion in olive hi-jin,* a ileiiuieratic ftriiK'ipIt', we, who liclii-vu in a new ileal tnke phai.siire in pre.se.'itia^ for the Ij.vm ahle eon>Menitioii of t!n? vot -r.-i of Ker sImw Ooiiaty tlie uanie of Mil. \\\ ,\ . SCHIiOl'K )is a r., n.iidnlo for Clerk of Ii^' ( mil t. Mr. Si-1 1 1 r.*lv ' s \voiU| niul fit ness fur ' the position is mu^xihu*?!: ami his einim nt service in the cause of uik reform ?luriuj? the p i-t si v years luis matte his name a liousehul I wor.l it every (ire ishh'. No further Wonls i t couimci.ila tion from us ea*i a hi anytlihu; in hi> f vop. hoi nlreatlv kn iwii to and aapr. ei.it td I y t lie pu lil ic. Sunt! ifj'a si Krisiaiw, Mr. I'Mitor ; ? 'Please allow us space in your naper to aiMioiuicc the iih ne of) .MR. JOKI, HOICII as a eatic!id::te for re-election to theolliee ot t'ieik of Court. He iiii.' made a j;o 'it ...flierr ami we si-e no reason why lie siiouhl not l?e re-tfleot* c4, t herefiri: we ask the entire support of the many voti'ra of the Democratic party to help us to^ reelect him. We feel sure he will ro^tiriue yiviiiK satin luiti'iii in the lutur >, it elected, as lie lu'S ' in the past. Many voters of ICnslern Kershaw. FOli TKKASI'IIKK. * I hrrehy 'innoiiiivi myself a ramli.lifaj for re-election to the 'itji.'c of Coimtv Treat-iirer suhjeci to the result of the Dviiioeratic piitiiarv. ? J. C. U0f,M\(iS, !*( >11 (JJ.)UNTY sri'KUVISOlt. Mr Kditor: ? A-1 my v.M'i'iu,* .has been 8iij.'Kc> tc . id ofliee sub ject t.? tbe reaull of the democratic ^u-i. mary. ? STOJ?4CS. Mr, Editor-- It is with jjreaf pleasure llial we can announce that MR. ('. W M< C ASK ! I<1j has consented to filler die /or County Supervisor. ,\AVe would like to Hay in iichalf <it dm publb ' dial ???> better ii no can he found tluui Mr. McCaskiil W?- have known him for a number of years ann find him to be per ff<*l 1 ? lonestaiHl upright in all of i.is ilca't u- ninjl the public will make no n?i? take .o elect bill) to the oilier. Many Voters. I hereby announce myself a i audi late for re-election to t lie ofliee of County Superviscr subject to Itie recall of t !?*<? Democratic prinury. .1. R. I'lJKI.PS. Mr. Kditor: ? I lie lime is approaching lor 1 1 h to elect n man to fid the ollieo of School ( 'onimissiomr ami in our opinion a more suitable mnn can not be f< uml iban MK. J. A. ' ? U V. tbe pr? se.it 'mi 1 1 ten I, who *? Ii. uid siiccee.l hims< 1-. j li.-V Ailed die olliee, with honor to mse\f ami hi* const iltichts, anil ifclect-. rvc a second term ue feel mire will faitlifttlly dlschargo ail the jjivolvinK upon h!m satisiactory to itiicn'.s. A Krieed. ...... . . : ? I'lease allow us to an noutic^ the mime of M It \? L. CDI'K MNII ns ii candidate for Sehool Coin nnssitjnier for Kershaw Count v. Mr. Cope win! fins hci n a teacher in the pub. lie ?efioolH for the last four yearn, is a man <?; sterling oualilies ami marked ability,, ami one. if elected, who would make A good official. Many Friend*. ~ ' ro iTa i" di tor! Mr. Rdltor: ? The present Incumbent [ liAvinpr mated tliat hi* health i? nuc4? as to/ender hin^unahle to furlherfulllll the dudes of t^^ftieu we refpcctfullv bejjr leave to nfi^ent to the Democratic to ter? of Kershaw Coiin'y the name of MR. CIIA8. L. KIliKLKY for the of flee of Auditor, feeling satilfied a more clpabie man could mtt be placed in that ponition, he hnvins fulfilled the. duties of I the ofll -c the pest H moi.ths with cfll- f elenev and satisfaction to ull o T?onV Mr. Kditor : ? I appreciate the partial ity of my friend* who hare sn rgevted me i for the oflico of County Auditor , and 1 1 toko tliia iwethwl irt ami wincing urticTf 1 m m o?ndidat? (or the aame aulyect U the j primary election. JNO. R. DRAKCFORD. . ; . ? f for Infants and Children *' <-n*t D? t:? I- iwlu|>ti>l toohiMt on I hut I iwom uoiut it us huporior to any piVM-uptuu fcuowu to mo." 11. A Aucuku, M. !>., Ill .So. Oxford St., IU'ooUj n, N. Y. **T1 .? iiv of 'Cn -torla' is so unlvocs.il and lis uii'i :is >. > \m-!1 Know u that <1 Mollis u \\ * ?? of wtj? ^iv.r\>j:aliiin to ondorsolt. lVw tuntim Into!!!, it t. iaili.'.s who do not kooj> Casloria within t\Viy lvaoli." Cauum Mahiv.n, 1>. P., Now York City. cuiVH<'i))k?, Const lotion, Soui^ioiwai'U, l>Jai'rhu?n, Kiuotut l<>?, ^>tf ; Worms, glvod kKh'I*, uiul ln\>uiot<\3 <ll? | K?vsl Inn, without injurious intsMorttlon. "For Kowrrti y?xars I havrt V...-toria,' an. I Ahull always couliiiuo to do, ?, ; h it l?:\? Invariably i>ro<hieo<l bcuofli'iAl results." *'\ Knwi.v V\ 1'aiu>kk, M. IV, U >t li :>!r?vt and 7th Avo., Now York Oliy. Tun Okntai ?t Company, ^7 Mi'hhay Sihk^t, Nrw Yokk Ci'iT* mi ?I I am la to coming out with my ml vertisemonl, but not hohiud jiooils. 1 ha ve been wailing to get in my new ouartoVs. 1 am I io re with a lull lino, Not to Bo IJvbrs'jId. Don't iot the li 1 1 le quotations you see in some advertise ments tool you. What you want is what you sec and ^et, not what you sco in piint. My friends tell mo it's no use to adver< tiso. .Sontetiims I think tho same way when 1 sou goods roll ing out in such quantities* hut the oil iters have ^<>t to live. 1 call special attention to country stores. I am selling stocks of "ooils to thai trade, 1 also have as nice a line of FA'JM CY GROCERIES A? anyone m town ami will moot and cut priors with any one of them. I don't "How anyone to undersoil mo. i wauj* all of my fiiondsto understand this. You will iind me in the Fanners and Merchants lhink Huild ! w ijj iiijv louii i]srrro\. (jive me a trial as I am now in the market. v- I am yours trhly, D. E. ft IN SON. THE -\ BEY GOODS 00. It is with miif.b pleasure wc announce. our opring goods arc now ready for your inspection. We do candidly believe, in stvhuumilit v and lowness of p/fee they cannot be matched. We rfroTSETTKRMINt/D and we WILL MAINTAIN our reputa tion for pel ling' goods all around at, ?ess than you can buy the 6ama quality elsewhere. We have, one price, treat EVERYBODY alike. All goods are marked in plain figures at about the same small margin of profit all the way through. That's business, and the only correct way of doing it. The plan of selling to onty customer at otic price and to the noyt^at another or selling some little thing at alow price, as a bait,*"Ztnd doubfing the price of another article is wrong in principle. If it.i&ariflt down right dishonest, it is a ? SHORT ROAti leading that way ? namely of making one customer make tip what is lost on another Wo sire not doing business on those principles. But you look o.ut for such places and buy your, goods where you only have to pay a straight price with a small profit. Our way of* one price to every customer, goods marked in plain iigjires ft compelled to succeed, because its right, be cause it-< just. - Wc go to Nuw York for bargains and we get them. Our 15 years experience has taug!it\us how and where to buy. .BARGAINS m PRY GOODS. ? Iii wash goods, such as prtnf?v^ttHttgy- Oirrvrot^ ? EHnriticsr plain and checked lawns we have much Yhat will interest you. Standard Prints, 5c.; Pacific Satins, '(>e.; Simpson Percale, (5c.; Lyons JSi 1 k in beautiful two-toned effects, 'Jc.; Gismonda silk, 12}c.; WoolOepe Veiling, lovely g^ods, only 15c. Ladies underwear 5c to 40c, good^value. Lilies' fait black seamless hose 10c., worth 15c. Ladies' gloria silk umbrellas, 50c., 75c., ?1.00 and $1.35, unexcelled in val".c. Blioes9 Silioee. readies' dress sloes at 90c. up. A $'4 00 shoe for *1.75. Beautiful tan slippers 80.J. Children's dress shoes 50c., for merly sold for l'2c. wholesale. Big bargains in men's shoes al 'o so. 3E3C?i Hats. * ' "r-- * f Several cases sample hats, which m^yns about (50 per cent, off regular price. c CLOTHING. We have surpassed all former efforts i<; style and value. Men's suits *2.75, and for *5.00 we can give you a brown or gray cashmere suit that is soiling this season at whtyes^l#* at exactly that price. To b 2 convinced come and see (tie goods. Respectfully, pi&p*aooi)S CO .r Camden, 8. 0? - A. P. BROWN, ) Heath Springs and Kershaw. J ? ' I'* get win hum'. It seems thut it i* Alil'Ml enough l<> plant cotton to day. Mr. J. M Mo'Joy lost a Hue milch tow recently. Mr. 10. A. IiKiwn and wife, of ll? 'iliilt. npynt Saturday and Stui d-iv wiili Ids ( a t h e r at thin place. ^ MK >K. It. Joy, accompanied by Miss Kiy./.ie l)uv'n?, of Annuel), paid i Ilymg visit to friends in this burg Sunday. Missis. l):mie\ an I John Joy of (Inm Spi in???, spi u i S tihrday night mil Sunday with relatives at^thU j)l :in'. Mr. II K. Pa to n yl wife, of ttnu luli, are visiting relatives hero to day. Mr. J. K. C.tmphell, of Tiller'*, Forty wtw in our l?n ? <5 ft a turd ay night. //tf M isn N 'j nnie 1 1 ays, w C amden, has1 rei to ion! home nl'icr spending a while with friends at thin pi nee. Mis. l<\ L. Peebles, of Tiller'* Ferry, in spending spine time with relatives here. No marriages to report', but hope lo h tve Home soon. Fro in till ap pearances we will have the plotiS' X? r?? of reporting one before alwaya. Measles are raging a few miles from here and hope they will not si el anv nearer, I lie health of tl.o community is vV{Jtv ??0<! now with the i'.veeption (.f a few who are lov'o sick aild scj'ui to be sufFering awfully. ? Well as news is so 80 area here i guess 1 had better eloso before 1 w 1 a 1 v the patience of llrts Kditor and the readers of the dear Chron* \iile. - -.'v, \ With ftoat wishes to all. Sis.** Marshall's Church. Tlu* Chronicle* Always a W?Vh com^ Vlsitoi ? Why it Should In* Ta I v < * 1 1 ami Keatl. Dear Chronicle : ? For out first timo wo approach forfait mitt a nc6 among your many interest ng corrcf pomkiits nnd trust (hat Hro. Cap will nott!?|nk U8,fU>y ways intrusive. Tho Chronicle Ih always a wclcom6 visitor, representing as it doos the inter t 'tfVl the masses. and should be road l>y all who regard the interest of the mass. ? ?a as paramount t ?.? that 01 tho el isses. The fiivineiB WffT^busy pinning corn anil pulling <lo\vn thei*- fertilisers. We have no marriages to report, bnt think we will havo onu before long. I heard one of our ohl bachelors s.iy as Minn e s ho eouhl get him a half pint of ' eckfensnry" he would hri ? g her in* Co ahead old bitd, get there If you cbii. Wi ll as this. is my (irst I will .close with hot wishes to The Clnoniclo and its editor. Seribbku*. Mt Olivet. Mar. 3l. " Dear Chronicle It seems us if Spring has arrived lit last Tho. bcauti ful \<'ihl fhnv?rs can be found hero and there in the wood* wi.h their sweet por* f.une. Mi?* Xannlo West, ono of Roland's sweetest i rl h is spending some time in this vicinity. It M. II. spent last Sunday sporting at I'm - hkmce, Mr. C. H- Lewis. o* your city, Was hi < It burg to-day on business. Trotter spent. Inst Saturday and Sun day in this neighborhood. ? A party of young people from t'yitf sec* ^ tion nro going to Swift Creek to-nioriow. on n fishing . expedition. They antioh pate a tdeiiKcnt- time. Mr. .T. V. Young, .who has been spend* " ing some time in this hurg ha? returned to his heme at WdtvlHofM J Ah ever. ^ majb. RHfflUTION KOTO. ** . 4 Camden, S. C.,1 v . , ; April 1st. 1890.J Notice i? hereby given that the books ot registration for Kershaw bounty will b? ofened on the firs' Monday in April* ' 181)0, at the Court House in Caraden, and kept open fo*- six conso nti'0 weeks. They will noopamd again at the Court r House on tho fir*t Mondays iu June, Ju* 1 v? August and September, A.,. JUk. and kept open conlinonhly foi Otttjttll'k in each of said months. Tlic.V bo closed thirty days he for o -tna>. iflpcrat. election In 1896. After the ^u?||P%letJ tio'i in 189(1 tho books of re^mtration shail te opened on tho. first Monday of each month at the Court House and kept open for three successive days in each month until thirty dava before the elec tion in 181^ whe^Ufey shall be closed until the said general election shall have , taken place". The pflice wiH bo kept, open from 1> o'clock in tho forenooa un til 3 o'clock In tho afternoon. ' % The board of registration is tho judge of the qualifications of all applicant* for registration! up to January I.. WW. Up to January 1, IMI8, every male citisen <?f tldsHtftt" and hi tjie^pitedSiale^l-tcaM of n;"?. \\du) is not an idiot, is r'.ot insane^ ? "nrt a pauper supported at tho public exk neiise, ami is -not confined in any public pii.son, and wjwh.isnot been "conv'eted of burgl iry, riraon, obtaining goods or money under f.ilso pretences, perjury, forgery, robbery, 6rlb*>iiy. adultery, y wife-beating, housebreaking, receiving a'oIoiy bri'At I* of truHt Willi fniucl* nhiit intent, fornication . sodomv, Incest, assault with intent to ravish, miscegena* t" tion, larceny, or crimes against the elec tion hiws, ami 'v??o shall have been, a rer* Wu, it In this State two yvar*. (except.^ ministers in charge ot organized churches ami teachers of public ?chooltff and they after six months reshlejico in tl o State,) a resitlept hi the county for six months, and in the polling precinct four months, . ano who can^read nny section in the Constitution of 181)5, or-* ran understand* and explain-any section of said Couttj* > itution when read to him f?y tho registra? lion *jfHeer or oflloers, shell be - entitled Td registration and 'Aedme an> elector upon application for*iuch r?gisiratiop. , If a person has been convlpted of anjrof > Urn crimes above mentioned, a garden . of the Qoveruor rcinov^ the dk?q?alll eaUon. * . , ' , . -'a The hoards of rcfiatratlon i/i. ?' Ing of tho quatlficatlod? of ?ppffeaM| ft>r registration are authorised toieqvtfrs . o f every such applicant satkiaetorjr proof of tils age, reshlenre, etc. ' .? Aftir the liooks sre closed Ihlr^' days tvefore the election they eannot Ua toft*'a> *?4 to r?K later aar aleeia# Um tfbe election. Minora add ot*"~ ? L4*' * -??? register mat ha Ifooks are. <lo4ed. ?_ WUS. HOW ; . ,-SANltM ? ;.r.u?i IT I I ft ill n*

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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 03, 1896, Image 3