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iiMial VewJ, Al'li. 17, 1999. New Announcements ^ The following new unymince merit appears in the Chroniele u?. , day : For the Legislature ? Judge 1 F. Holland. Head It- . Read tho notice of Mossru. Creed and Watts in this issue of Thy Chronicle. usual these enter- 1 prising y;on tie in en h re the lirst in the market w^j*. their thresher nnd ail work given tliem you may rest assured will he done in u most sat isfactory munnyr, What Rolauon Will They Bo Mr. Kditor : ? There jn in our neighborhood a gentleman who h.'ts recently married '*'H stepmother's sister, what relation will i heir chil dren (if they have any) lie to the children oT his moi.hei? Can any one teH-ttf? We pause for an ans wer. * * Death of Gen- J- D- Kennedy. Gen. J. I). Kenned}' died very suddenly of apoplexy at hit) home in Camden on last Tuesday morn ing about 1 o'clock. His death was h surprise to every one as he was in his usual go .d health the day previous. The funeral was held at tho Presbyterian <? Chuvch oh Wednesday morning and the burial at the cemetery. That Road A sain Mr. Editor: ? Scripture savs, tVtt^Tsk^ind you shall receive," but as we failed to iret a n ?explanation last- week about the conduct of cer tain ofllcials, we como agaijri, and ask why it was that if "rt.ad over seers are to be appointed by the Township Board of Commission eiSjV that the Supervisor w**nt out o jurisdiction and appointed tho overseer on the Anticch road ? Echo answers ? why. Jumbo. After Thirty Five Ycai's "Dixie's Boys of 61" will again crowd into dear old Charleston. Don't "wait for the wag.m," when you can take the "Charleston Line." The largest reunion of Confederate Veterans ever held in South Carolina. The South Car- 1 olina and Georgia Railroad (the ''Veterans friend") has airanged rates to Charlestor at one cent per. mile traveled. Tickets on sale April 21st to the 23rd, limited to the 27th. Double daily trains be tween Charleston, Augusta and Columbia, making quick time and is the shortest route. An oppor tunity to shake hands with oli\ comrades again. See daily papers for Excursions to "Old Battle Ground?" and old Forts around "the Grand Old City by the Sea." lie enre your "tickets read by ti.e \ S. C< <fe G. which is the only Line put you in CUaileston in time for tea. A Card Ed jtor Chronicle : ? In yrur ip sue of Apr. lOtli, we see an article headed "Mr. McCaskiU endorsed by Antioch." By the rending of the article we would suppose that a meeting of the voters of Antioch precinct hud been held, and that resolution endorsing Mr. Mcf'as kill.Lnd heen pntuted. Now as vo ters of the said^Jrecint, we know of no such mfeling. We do not concur in said resol ut'ons, and we believe them to. he both premature and presumptions. We would sug gest that all the precincts go slow, it is quite a while till the last Tuesday in August. Don't lake all the spice out of the Campaign and spoil all the fun" by binding yourselves now. Let us hear the Candidates express themselves on* the slnrup and 'earn something of their ideas of economy tlien let us take i^^ionie iniin whose opinions in reference to the disbursement of County funds are compatable with oar own, and "by grab" let us elect him. Voters of Antioch. "Apr. 13, 1 890. Suggestion for The Senate. ""..Mr. Editor : ? In The Chronicle of last week we notice the resigna tion of Hon. T, J. Kiikland, and to llil! his unexpired term we de si ro to suggest the name of Mr. G. W. Moseley. " Mr. Moseley is well known to the voteis? -of Kershat. county ami his acceptance will oblige Many Voters. .Mr. Editor: ? We see by last week's Chronicle th.?t Hon. T. J. Kirklnnd has resigned his seat * in the Senate and take it us a matter, of course that, the vacancy will have to be filled at the comitjgr pri mary. And such being the ense it is with pleasure that we suggest the name of Hon. .Jiimes R. Magill fts a nan in every way qualified to ?erve the peojyle of Kershaw Coun ty in that honorable bodj\ he hav ing served a/number of years pre vious to Mr. Kirkland's incumben cy, and his record whs such that when be stood for re-election no one opposed him. Msj.r-Magill's record as a Reformer and his la bor# for the betterment of the ag ricultural clashes need no comment l?y ns. Suffice it to eey" that in fleeting James R. Magi II to tbe Senate tlie Reformers of Kershaw Couoty can moke no mistake. Reformers. Democrat i i' Executive Commit tee. A meeting of the Democratic Kwcuiive Committee ?>f K trabaw County will be he* I <1 in Camden on ^Saturday, Apvii $5ih, 1S!M>, at 11 o'clock a. in. A full attendance is solicited. \V. D. Trantbam, r. J. Kiikland. Co. Ch'rm. Sec'y. Kx. Com. Democratic Club Meeting. Pursuant to resolutions of the Stale Democratic Executive Com mittee, the Democ ratio Clubs of Kershaw County will assemble hi their respective places of meeting on Saturday, May 2nd, 189(5, for the purpose of rc*nrganiy.iitg, and of electing delegate* to the Demo cratic County Convention, which will bu hi'ltfitft-tW Con n House in Camden, on Monday^ May 4th, '00, at 11 oclnck a. in. Tfris Conven tion will select delegates to the State Convention which will name the delegation from South Caroli ii a to the National Convention of the party in Chicago. Musis of representation : One [delegate to each twenty-live mem bers, or majority faction th?ie"f. \V. 1). Tranlh am, T. .T. Kirkland, Co. Oh'rn. Sec*y? Kx. Coin. Why Pay 20c For Kerosene oil when you can get tho same oil nibThe Camden Dry Goods CVs store for lot? Adverted Letter*. For wei?i; ending April 4 1890: Mrs. Abhio I). Evans, Mrs. Kosa Shiuer, Mrs. Willie Roberts. C. .J. Shannon, l\ M. ^ " . New Dispensary Clerk. Hi-. .1. p. Hoswell has been elect ed clerk of the Dispensary which position was formerly Hlled by Mr. J. K. Alexander. ,*?? Jewelry. Attention is called t<> the nd/er tiseinout.of Mr. F, M. Haynes, jeweler, of Loegtown. Me i? of fer\ng an excellent watch for only ?2iJiO. Also the wntch and a year's au hscri ption to The Coroniele for ?3.00. Call at The Chronicle of fice t/nd see the. watch and you will bo convinced that this is a bargain. Personal, We received a pleasant visit this week froni sisters "Sis" and "Vi vian" two interesting young lady correspondents of The Chronicle. We received a. pleasant call this week from Mr. I.* S. Hough, of Chesterfield. Mr. Hough will prob ably be a candidate for Congress from ihu District. Ice I am now prepared to serve the public with ice, I am located at the Alden old stand three doors below Young's hook s'^ore. I will sell in . the bulk at the rate of 65 cents *a hundred and by the re tail 8"> cents. Open on Sunday's from 9 a. m.? to 1 p. m. Tickets can be bought from Mr. C. , W. Medlin, M. H. Balm. A Card From Mr. West- ^ Editor Cimoen Chronicle: ? As the voters of the Democratic' party of Kershaw County roaty be in s jine doubt as to my candidacy for the office of Sheriff, and as I, like oili er farmers, am required,, to be at home et present. v very probably I will not meet with many of them at present, I therefore wish to^ in form them through your columns that I expect to he in the ruoe for said office. Yours as ever. J. Frank Wfest. J?rum Qnr (jopreppon3enM. (Continued from editorial pnge.) sod of Beuluh, ft pun i Saturday and Sunday with friends und relatives at this, plaee. Messrs. L. V. Hrown and John ie Out'uw, of Meehanicsville spent Saturday and Sunday with friends here. Miss .Tonic Stoki's, of Tiller's Kerry, spent Kmurday and Sunday with relatives here. Mr. .1. K. Campbell also was vis iting here. Mr. J. Ji. Phelps, of Camden, paid a visit to friends here a few days ?5<s Prof, G. M. Dnvis will prosch a1-' Mt. Zion next Sunday the 19th, at 11 o'clock. Q ? r Literary Society meets next Saturday night nt Pine Grove schon] house at 7 (.'clock. The public are invited to eoine nnd he with us nnd j<?in us and stay with us and then ^o home with up. Well, for fear that we are taking up too much space in the dear columns of your interesting paper. I will close, with best wishes lo the readers find editor. Sis. Marshall's Church. A Correspondent Tells How Tlie Chronicle is Doubling Its NunilH?rM ami The Hold It In Taking Upon the People. I Apr. 13. Dear Chronicle : ? As I see that our lovt-ly locality has - do repre sentative in vyur vsluahle space of last week 1 will make the attempt to tell your readers what has hap pened and theiehy3et your multi plicity of readers know that if our pilgrunativeneja has been effogied I are still able to aod am proud of tl|? prerogaiiveneis of wearing my cap and wish to daft It to ths cas ual reader to- attic tliat we have bo I mumps, measles < r oilier contajj ioliH diseases to molest our good feelings at this time, ii? fact the health of our neighbor hood is, very | good h nd riu) Chronicle has douh- i leg its number among our Mm-j 'sttetliit.es in the last few week* and more will be added this week and J while OUR HKSr I'Al'KK is ? ok- 1 ii>g a lively tise the crops are also coming ii nd as far as I have hern ) able to see v lie stands are pretty good. This week cotton plaining will he practically completed. To in v contemporary, Scribbler, I I wish to say that it ever Milords me pleas ire to lie assisted in aj good woik. Wiite as often mm you have anything t ? ? write Mi other. Wc hope that our preside', it will j ? all out hi" constituents and insisi | on a th trough organi/.at ion of Oak ! land club and thereby have no j cauM* for anyone to sav ?that we I are not woiking under the rules of 1 tl'e party, and when his Hoiioi | ci'eM us to meet, good p'^oj le t?.rnj ?Hit. Let every man feel the i in- j portance there is in the action oi . Iiis indeviduality. It has been a lonu tune siine one' of Kei shaw's sons has worn na- I tional honors, so lot us ^ i v?t onrl own Tranthain the utm.ist of our strength. + Well Mr. Editor and indulgent reader our pen stall' is of our own make and like myself it? will run off into politics, hut I hope the in trux'.on is not beyond pardon. I have simply stated facts and be lieve that the public, wi.i so agree. The chickens are crow lag ami the is breaking, This is Monday iaorn?m< ami to the field 1 must be making, and tf my crop take root in the ground w'lh any comparison lo (In depth and vigor as that of the ho'd The Chronicle is taking on out people we'll strut next Kail nndcr a new ? Cop. Calhoun. ( Mechanicsvtlle, Sumter Co., S. C.) Ilyllc! Mr. Editor : ? Have yon space for another quill-di ivei? It you have, here we come lo li!l the place. Let me see how they commence, oh yes something like this ? "The hoallh of our community is very good. Some IV w cases, or mumps and measles. " Yea that will do, 1 think, well now I'll go on. The farming element is doing fine with the farms. Core is ti|> and looking well. A gr^a* many are planting the "King of the South." . ~~ There are. tfeverul of t .our most progressive farmers in the tobacco business this Near. Mr, .7. A. Mc Cutchen n ill go in for several acres of it. Mr. Warren II am met will plant about 25 or 30 acres. Mr. John Parnell will also plant a small patch. Miss Florence IJrown is spend-, ing some time with friends in Chestei field County. t M rs. M. E. ^ilcLeod, nee Muthis, of Mayesville, recently visitled her parents a,|, her old home near here. Mr. .7. W. Smith, of St. Charles, was calling (?) some where in this burg last Sunday evening. Mis* A. V. Haxlev, of your city, is visiting friends near here. Some one's heart will ache soon. Messrs. Ed. and Willie llakor, of fo h, solicitor. * Mr. Edito-: ? Please announce the name ofHOX.J. M. TIM*?MOXI), of Edgefield, sis a^enndidale forf{?olieitor of the Kit It Oir<*??it. ' Prompted by prin ? ciple lie enrolled aa a Snetnber of the I Reform moveiifent at the beginning and ! has noWshirked duty or failed to strike ' from tip shoulders when neeeasnry. On all occasions Ik hits done his best for the great masses of the people. . .. Reformers. | FOirSlTKKIFF. iMr Editor; ? Believing in a fair and im partial distribution of tin offices anions tlios^ who aw? worthy, we take pleasure in planing in nomination ME. J. F. WEST for Sheriff, mibject to tlie Demo cratic primary. lining a idhii of the high est-integrity ninl honesty he is thorough ly en pa l>le. and will make a good and faithful ollicer. Munv Friends. Mr. Editor: ? With fee'ings of gratitude to my friends and the public generally , for tiie generous terms in which they . have spoken of the manner in which I have discharged the duties of the ofHce of <lieriir of Kershaw County. I beg to announce that I am a candidate for re election for the ensuing term, subject to j the will of the Democracy . to be express ed .it the Primary election.. It. n. WILLIAMS. I horeh.v announce that I am a candi-j ; /late for Sheriff of Kershaw (bounty su'.? ject to the result of the ensuing Demo cratic primary election. ? ? I L. K. ALFOl(p. \] FOR SCHOOL COMMISSION^. Mr. Editor : ? The time i.s approaching for us to elect a iran to fill the otlidb of School Commissioner and in our opinion a more suitable .man can not be fi.uhd than Mil. J. A. ORIOKBY. the pr< so.it | incumbent, who should succeed himself", lie has filled the oflice with honor to , himself and his constituents, and if elect-/ ed to serve a second term we feel suref that he will faithfully, discharge all the*, duties involving upon him satis lactory to his constituents. A Friend. Mr. Editor: ? Please allow us to an* nouhce the name of MR L. L, COPj?j LAN l> as a candidate for .School "Com missioner^ for Keraliaw County. Mr. Copeland.has been a teacher in the pub. He schools for the last four years, uC a man of sterling qualities and marked ability, and one, if elected, wild* would make r good official* Many Friends. _ I hereby^nnonncc myself to Uie rot- J era of Klralmw County as a candidate * for (he office of School Co~uniasioner. I*. McCANDLESS. FOR TREASURER. I herebjr'annoopce nyrsHf r candidate for re-election fo thgfcofKcc of County I Treasurer subject to The result of-tfto Democratic primary. J. C. ROLLINGS. | ^miouiieeituMilf, I FO|{ (M>N(,i:lsS. I Mr. Htliior : ? Please allow the fi Unit's I of HON. \\\ ?>. TK \ N I'll AM t ? i?v sent itis name as a candidate tor Coir I yross from this district, h? liov.iii; tluit In , i* the ino*t soitnhlc in. in ? v ;?j) il>lo tv.il- 1 (lit1 position. ] I is l i irii.l v, ' """" Mrr IMitor ? ? As wo arc on 1 1>*? ov?? oil another election year ?, an I t h/ miiii s * .t I oi-it.tiii gentlemen to hi- \ ?t?-il f. u at<- i ?> j souk' ?l\tcnt being consider >1 tin- pc , pie, I |>cg SpilCO in t'le ml. inois of ?hoi po.'.pl^s' paper (The Chronich ) to pre sent to | lu* vol cry ot tin- Kiitlt ('oni.'n > ioUal District of(>i u?h C ir >!ina the mime of Mli. JOHN <t l' Wll.l.lAMs, ,,f ( 'iinxlt n, as a suitable hum i>. n |nv>cni t lit III ill till* U H'S4> O I I all Vt ?? i'l < 'oligress. Mr. Willi. ?m> is u num.. I character, ability ami thinness; ]? >1 : t i cully, '?e is ij protectionist ;md bimetal- i is t s j; in I is in lull sympathy will, cvcrj > movement that will < in ?our aire and build up liouu' enterprise and ii.dustrv. and protect those engi'ired ii> ?? ur? .?? ?|| 1 1> ra I . ! inannfactui lug and all i>thei pursuits in ; our own country fror?; the ruinous n>in j pot it K ii of undcipaid l.i ho r off foreign I Countries. Prop etioiu-t-. Mr. Lditor: ? Please allow us to an i iiotince t ho name ot HvxN T. J.STIJA) I for le-election to Congress front thi? I District. Dr. Strait has ever I ??'?en loy al to tlio Oenioeratie party, ami in all matters in Congress his vote has al ways been cast in the vfght way, anil it wouhl only he justice to a true public servant to re-oieetotl him to tli position he has so faithfully till* >h Frioti'ls. FOK '1*11 K LM<i ISLATF K K. Mr. Lditor: ? Please announce the name of M |{. T. L. I > A V IS as a .?ni:uhh | gentjem^n for the Legislature. He' is a good orator , mid elegant speaker and | has the interest of the people at heart. Ho has heel) for a fliiuil or of wars pros hit lit of Ihdk Hill Democratic club and is now master of (iuni Spring's Orange. [ He is <i good eiti/on. a true 1 x ?* ft <t nil ?? itinl if elected will do all in li s powoi tor j the betterment of the people. Voter. ? t? n Mr, Editor: ? We notice in the last is sue of'l ho Chronicle. Fejiriuirv 7th, s -nic suggestions for the various olliec* uf'the Countv. I'lease allow us snaec to noni ina'e MR. I ). M. HF.TIIl'NK for the I loll..' of lh'pf.'sental i vt -s. We Know him to he n tinr Reformer ami Christian gentleman , ,<nd we know ot no other man in whose hands the interest of tin people ot Kershaw County would he hot tci cared for than in his. Votol'ft ot S<itttl. e.tst Kershaw . Mr. I'M i tor: ? Please announce the name of 1 1 < ) N* . C. L. WINKM'.I! iisi. suitable candidate for re-elo"ti>>n to the House ot Represent Hives. Mi. Wink ler luts made a o >otl and ellicient Rep resentative and his re-election is greativ desired hy Reformers. | Mr. Kditor: ? I'lease announce the! name of COL. J. W. FLOYD tor re election to the Legislature. West Wat croc. Mr. Kditor: ? I'lease announce the name of .1 1' 1)< i K I. F. IIjOLLA-ND as a candidate for the II >u#e of Representa tives. Judge Jlolhindjs tt<o well known to need any comrnendat iop from us. suf fice it to sav if clcotod he will work for the ^ood of t'ie whole people. ! Many Votci's. FOR OLKUK. OF COl' liT. ' Rotation in ofTce hein^' a democratic principle, we, who hclievc in n. new doaj take pleasure |i\ preseiitiiif/ for the lavio ahle consideration of the voters of Ker shaw County the name of 31 U. W. A. SCirUOCK as <i camlidate for Clerk of die Court. Mr. Kchrock's worth autl lit iH'Rs for the position is undoubted, and his eminent service in the cause of trm reform durinjrthe past six years has made his name a household word it every lire side. No further word* of ooinniemhi tion from us can add anything in his fa vor not. a I rCaJv known to and appreciate ed hy the piihliu. South-ICast Kershaw. " Mr. Eilitor: ? I'lease allow us space iij your tjnpor to m:llounc6 the name of. Mlt. JOFL IIOl'OII as a cawftdato for re?election to tlu^Hice ofClei k of Court. He has made a f?oed flflicer and we see no reason why he should not- 1>h re-elect ed , therefore we ask/fhe entire support of the many voters of the Democratic party to help us to re-elect him. We feel sure he will continue giving satis faction in the fu!,Ur if clected, us he hy.s in the past. Many voters of F.astern Kershaw. for Arnrrojr." Mr. Editor: ? The present incumhrnt having stated that his health is such n? to render hitu unable to further fullill t ho duties of the ollice we respectfully he;.' leave to present to the Dcmpcrntle vo ters of Kershaw Cotin'y ttnV name of MR. CII AS. L KIHKLEY for. the of. flee of Auditor, feeling satislied "a more capable man could not he placed in that i position, he li:? \ iitt; fulfilled tin? duties of J the ofll ;e t he past IS moi.tlis with elll cien'cy and sutisfactioii to all persons. Voters. Mr. Editor: ? I appreciate the partial ity of my friends who have suggested me for trip ollice of County Auditor , and 1 take tliis method or announcing myself | as a candidate fur the same subject to the primary election. A JXO. It. DRAKEFORl). 1 FOR MAOISTR ATE. J Mr. Ed'tor : ? We are pleased t? learn' that MK. H. W. SUTTON will stand f..r election to the ollice of Magistrate for KersliaW County. The ability and fairness lie haft exhibited in tlio past merits the position for him< S*lt Pond. \ Mr. Editor Allow us to endorse the [/nomination of Mr, It. W . Sutton a# one I of the Magistrates tor Kershaw Comity. \ ' Harmony. iMr. Editor: -?We rise to endorse the nomination of Mr. II. W. Sutton nA one of The Magistrate* for Kershaw County. Heaver Dam. - ' FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR. Mr. Editor: ? As my i>eme has been sugtented by my friends fof the ollice of I iCounty Supervisor I hereby announce Imyself a candidate for the said ofljce sub ject to the result of the demoerntie pri mary. ? 0. STOKES, Mr. Editor ? It Is with grftft pleasure thiit# can announce that MR. (J. W. M<?*6KILL has consented to enter the *nffce for County Supervisor. We would like to say in hohalf of the public that no better nan can l>e found than Mr. McCaakill. "VVe bare known him forjv| a?mWo< y#M4>s aoo firtd Mm to ire -per fectly honest and upright in nil of his dealings and the public w ill inako no mis take to elect hitn to the ofBrc.y Mafiy Voter*. I hereby announce myself a candidate, lot re-eleetron to thr office of County Supervisor subject to the result of the Democratic primary. J. B, PJIKLPS. for Infants and Children. rlu is so wo 11 ftdrtpttxl tochilditm that I rtvoin noiul it <ui superior to any pix*soiip^?ci? kuowu touw." II. A. AlUMIKK, M. in iNk Oxfoixl St., UrooklyufV. V. ? V MTI'J u ?>f *(\vstork\< Is *o universal ?\rul Its Uu'iils *.t? \v?-ll known that It mwm ft work of Mij??,?vroj?atlon',^o omlorso It, Fuwarotho iitt?>lli^v"it I'umilios who ilo not kev)) Catitortft w it hiu <.\isy r*Moh." Cauum> Mautyn, 1>. TV, Now \ or,k CU.v. ?r \ Oustorla ourexColie, Const iivitlou, | tjour stouiucK, Dlni'rhcua, Kruotullou, Kill* Worm*, gives sleep, uiut promotes ill Kent ion, Without injurious medication. " 1'or N'vi'ml years I h*vo re<,v)mmon<le<l ' ('astoria,' nml Kliall nhvivyu cout4?ui> to cl?"? s \ us it lu;s imul'iuMy produced beuellcial results, M Kiavix F. Pakokk, M. V>.x JiMh street- ami 7th Ave., Now Yol% C'Hy. Tm: Ckktai'ii Company, T? Mi'URAY Stkkkt, Nt'w Yohk City. TO ALL MY CUSTOMERS: 1 am Into coming out with my ad vertisemcnt, but not behind selling goods. I have been waiting to get in my new quarters. I am here wit h a full line, Not to Be Udersold. Don't let the little quotations you see in some advertise ment*? lool you. What you want is what yon see and got, not what you .set? in print. My friends tell me it's no use to adver tise. Sometimes I think the same way when I s"o goods roll ing out in sueh quantities* but the editors l.uve got to live. 1 call special attention to country stores. L am soiling stocks (?floods to that traded 1 also have as nice a line of o FAM OY GROCERIES As anyone in town and will meet and cut prices with nny one of them. 1 don't ?llow anyone to undersell me. I want all of my friends to understand this. You will Hud me in the Farmers and Merchants Bank Build* ing. ! ml iiuv voiiii mm, f' . * (jive me a trial as I am now in the market. 1 am yours truly, D. E. HINSON. '? ? - ,Oh, how Exquisite! Now isn't it just too lovely! how dainty! Oh, this excels any j displ ay 1 have ever seen in Camden! N-o-w ain't that b-e-a-u-j t-i-f-u-1! Yes, yes, any lady can appreciate the "beautiful" in! such matters, but to a /nan it looks like just* a little bunch of flowers, a bit of lace and about a handful of straw. Well, it must be the result of skill# in manufacture or of taste in manipulation or arrangement, or a combination of all three, that catches the eye and calls forth such expressions of appre ciation and delight. WThy, it's hats we are talking about. Yes, ladies' and misses' hats, trimmed by Mrs. Russ, our Baltic more milliner. Excuse us, just thought you would know with out telling what all this fuss was about: catch on, don't you? It's tha natural result of our enterprise in employing a first class milliner and buying an up-to-date out-and-out new stock. Wo have had many compliments aYitUajjowers ofe orders, more work than the skillful hands of our expert could&ossibly turn off, far beyond our expectation, of course. WwGxpected to do our part of the business, but really did not .Anticipate a cap ture of the town and county. That reminds us of the very amusing way gome folks take us. Over and qver again they come in, attracted by some, "eye-opener" in *?* *.*>, / r LA I N FI G UllES ^ ? . \ and with a look of astonishment say, "really 1 did not expect -io buy anything this morning, bntuvould you mind, if I paid something on this, and you just kc^p it a few days, I'll be sure to take it.:' May be its a suit of cjfothing or a pair of shoes or a hat or something else. It seem/ to be the general impres sion these low prices would not last long. Why, friends, what you need fear is someone else may snap up the thing you want, but you needn't fear about the price being marked up. Our Mr. Iirown came all the way 'to (lamden last week, among other things, with the expressed purpose of seeing we were not asking too much for our goods, and did actually go over some recent arrivals and cut the pripe on a number of artistes. II is theory is, never ask 8 if you can take 7, and when you come to think about it that is right. Bargains all the way through. NEW GOODS 0 ? ? \ ? ?> " K very week? hat is 'our style. Won't yoi& come to see us? You'll be sure to find something vou want and at less than you can buy. ? Very tnankfullyX Camden Dry Good? -Co. n- 6 ? \ P J&-^iood 20c. kerosene oil only 15c. Big lot saoiple straw hats going at fa If value, * ^ CAMDEN D. G. CO. MuunvJUe, were in this section re cently. Wonder what the attrac tion is? * Mr. Willie Hudson, of Hansard, recently paid his corn ? no played his Hutu for a certain er --well, pret ty v o u o g lady who has the fortune to live noar heie. Messrs. II. W. ar.d \V. N/ Math is, of Hansards have become fre quent visitors of this er ? no this section. \ Uev. John Smith preached to a large audience at Bethany last Sun day and brought t<- to many eyes. We passed through Kattern Ker shaw race nil v, and while in con versation with Mr. O. Stcfcee of that- section, who is a o%udldat*> f ir County Supervisor, wo asked hi in some question*, one of which was: What aliout the Supervisor's salary being raised when ho went into olllcu with tho clear under standing that it. would he $(>00 and not $760. Mr. Stokes says he will recommend that it bo reduced to the first amount. 'I o the voters, who are taxpayers wo sav vote for Stokes or any other man who will honestly endeavor to lighten your tax burden. We need such men to manage our County nfl'aits And State too, as far as possible*^/ Will for fear this will be t?Vo\vn into the ? what tlo they call it? "Chip basket." No that is not right. Shuck basket? No, waste basket? Now you are right. Then if this dors not And its way to the waste lvtsket you . will hear egaln from 1 lio Wanderer. EastK.rshaw \ Mr. Editor : ? Far mors' Tiro pretty well advanced in their f ai m work, but the dry weather Is delaying some of them from planting cot ton. Uev. W. I). Kntzminger preach ed at Peasant Hill last Sunday af ternoon. Mr. and Mis. Wm, King, of Lynch wood, aro visiting relatives near Hishopville this week. We aro glad to know that Mr. L. L. Copeland is going to run for School Commissioner, he is a man thoroughly competent to till tho of fice and we feel assured if - ho is elected he will give porfoct satis faction to ull. Think we will havo a wedding to report next time. Will close with best wishes to The Chronicle. Local. Tried Friends Best. . Forthirty years Tu tt'? Pills have proven a blessing to the invalid. Are truly thesick man's friend. A Known Fact For bilious headache, dyspepsia sour stomach, malaria, constipa tion and all kindred diseases. TUTT'S Liver PILL5 AN ABSOLUTE CURE. Grain Threshing.;^ Wo wish to announce thot (wo will liavo our Threshing Machine litf opera* fion during' the coming1 season Tvnd*tt~ small grain will bo thrcHhed in the bestg manner at the lowest possible rates. Our^ machine will be of one of the latest im proved and wo guarantee s&tiafaction to every particular. Being a Portable ma? chine your grain will ho lthroshed on your own place, tlwrehy aaving the . trouble nnd expense of hauling several miles. Mail orders sent to Cantey P. O. will bo promptk attended to. CREED & WAITS. F. M. HAYNES, JEWELER, r.QNGTOWN, S. C. A nice nickle, open face. siom wind and set Watch for only $2.50, itUATun teed to be a norfoct tiino keeper. I alio keen on hurui all kinds of J ewelry which will bo sold cheap. p* Repairing of all kind done and guara?? teed at roa*onnble prices. Mail orders will receive prompt attention. The above mentioned' watch iirnl a year'* subscription to The Oanidei) Chron icle for 83.00. Bend in tlw orders for the watch and the paper. Kcspectfullv, F. M. HAYNES. Souib Carollpa ? Kershaw County. F. I j. Or een, et. al., Plaintiff*, " VB. J. JI. Colclough, et. al. Defendants.1 > Uiwler und b.y. tirtno of a docretal or der in this action granted by his Honor O. W. Buchanan March .list -1890, I will proceed to sell at public outcry beTt fore the CourUlIome door in Caimlea^ S. C . within m* Jsgal hours -of sale, on' the first Monday in May beir all that parcel or traet of land lying, being nn4, situate in the County of KarAhaw and' State aforaaaid Containing Two Hundred and Seventy-fire (Hi) acces situate} en Cow Branch, waters of Lynches Ortfk, being a part of tract Na. VotitN?(H)> of Uie ? olclough K^'.hoaaMtW the Nortl.-eAat.hr A. J. West's iS|i tnct and H?nry/Weat*a lands, on \ west by u?ct JTo. Fifsseo (15) Colclough lands new own?4 1~" Young/- on the Soat* ^ C lybora, ul #t tlM.Celclottfh ln^ part of tract No. ~ ?relpM*. TernU ef :