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fiWEAT GERM DESTROYER) i I5AFIJ3YS ? / (OZONIZCD CHLORINC.) Dltinffttant, Deodorizer Antisoptlc. fOft SAftTY, OiCANUMEda AND COMFQIU USE IT IN EVERY SICK-RQCM. Wtil been tiio atmosphere pure and wholesome f removing all bud odors from any source. Will destroy all Disease Germs , j inf'eotimi from ail Fevers, and all Contagious Diseases, A *icond <5:v$| (>f Scarvkv Fuvkk ha* novvr lx-n , known to occur where t*?i KluM <vas frc<;ly uscU,. jrtmwtm^'Ttm-rwrri ?V"' H MMiiiaia AiHii II ?H!on cured with it rvfior ? CONTAGION I VoMif h:>il T.V T: ll JJ-SSiJJ: I k?n i i-ack. \u w* In "I DESTROYED, 8 wu?eox win .?><*. . 1"*^ v*'l, *' * | vkmt prniNu. ilia w6a6*i#B6iwei*flWW wor&t o?uo? uf i)u-n. tiiVKiA hav$ YIIU.080 to U.' AttoiulnnU on theftiok vrfrljffiRttl'# IM'OtoolWii from l.i. fOt'tloU* I>lKba*t>* by iuIoh tho l-'iul<l. . , ^crfcctly liurwless, usctl Juicrjifluy or ej?ieiu;\lly. M >8 AN 'INTCjRNAL DIGIN FECVANT ; /AN O DETEflQKNT. Tnfcon or v?l or tiN$?).n* ft winh It ?- Hllivjii loltanimittiitu ami vorvoot* ofl\??>? hive llUohartfo^. The Fluid In u oovtiitu ?\w?*fur Dl?tfrham, py?ontovy ftiut In-y ' Httuinmtlon of tho Uowct*. DHiw Alk? U* 'ihtturo It will often ttG'iml ci . pqpijjlpto' relief (iroin ni iVribuWi Aiild Uy of tho 8to>n:?oh uml OyHjiopHlft. F.NDOUSKU - Ity J. Marion Sims, M. IV, W I,v Cvmto, M. !>.. I'r.ft. II. 'I'. I.uptcui, IIMiaji Geo, tVRuircc, lli^huu W. M. Wifilitmiui. Hev. Ch:?. F. * gMcn\^, Htv.' Kicli.'tnl Fuller, lion. Ale*.- II. Uphoiu, Uun. A J. \\J;.lkor, soul many other-*; J.H.ZEILIM Ik CO., Philadelphia' JAN. 15, 1897. Attontion Farmers! If you want F?rtlH?era cheap, r call at the Gilt Edgo Store." i ? New flohedule. ..... , Attention is called to the now PQhedUlo which recently went into ?flVet upon tho (). It. & O.'R; 11. The trttin novy riTives Camden forty-five i: uiinuy^lftter than it formerly did. ? ? '? -???'- ' Christmas at the Infirmary. We are glad to learn tliat \ among those who enjoyed a" Christmas din. ner were the Inmates of the county Infirmary. Our thoughtful and - kind hearted Commissioners, author, issed Mr. Clements, the shpcrint6n< darit, to provido a good dinftor for ?i; the inmates. Thvs snjted Mr. Clem> ents exactly, so ho and his thorough. A going wife weiitat it.rho rfuHy, nnd i he result wfts a very nico dinner, and judging from what wo have heard it. was heartily enjoyed, and ?. wp feel sure that th'eso po<?r people -? are sincefel^ graj&fnl to those wh" ~*?>|(iiVdiyremem^ercd them a iff J wo - think Uflrt our commissioners will he corr^monded for their .Umughtfulnus.s in this matter. x ?A hig reduction in tfie price of' oli winti r dress goods et Vho Gifi ,~-Kdgo Store,' anil now is your time n'o tiny, as yon can ^t them at wholesale prk'os. ? ? * Gentlemen of the Juiy. Guano Juupn*' ? W B ? I iiielVnhep.: Jr., Law?csco 11 Mel,e<>d, W W M Ciller Alek. Jonnson, Jno 1? Nel Hon, .J 00- 1 1 i|nrde)t? T M oore, L ' Bi TrueSiioi|_W li Gardyeiy j I i "^ohn S " flnm.inond, T- U Thorn", S N Ilammnnd, M IW Hon drix, 'Jos C JetT? rs, J.hu t> Sinclair, Klija Medlin, .Trimes II Ttendrix. PKTiT .JuKonsr-N W Jones. W J ' Jones, Jan A -W iiliams, J A Me i Pow< 11, K C DuBose, J K Pace, fitir. well A Bowen.jkl Ij Alfofd. \V M Jaek<? ny/Tillmiin Shaw, \\*m Bar 8 eld, A Bonbon', Win II Owens, Tnlly .1 Davis, J J Owens, Jr., Thos G ! Brown, W L A Cook, B A McL fit'r, C h pyc. T, B Ciyburn, J F Klliott, Clarence O.Gardner, Alfred Brevard, John Ti Catoe, K Hays, W If Bus sell, Henry F Trnesdell, T A Can iheft? I S Mattox, Tho* 8 Joncp, It M Drakeford, O JO IVfcfnin, J fc Rfcamo, J M Watts. W A Barlield, J A-Fletcher? ?, ----- Mrs. Bobt A McDowell. .. ... . , .... .. ? Wfi 6)lj> the following from the Ttiskegce (Ala.) News of Jan. 7th, written by Dr. Masscy, of thd Ala .. ..)>*&>* Conference Female College, ?~w|i<ise pupil Mrs. McDowell was forseveral yeats: I have just read with sorrow the ___o,hituary-nolUe.of . bright, beauti ful BeuU;lt> Benton Fort ? J remem ber her wtdl. - Sho Was my pupil for ieVefal yeats. She graduated In tlie da's* of 1882v 1 do not ! know that I taught a more honor fillip girl.. .The vision of her pleas anl fftCfijCaniea back to me beautiful vision* tieVcral yearn 'ago, ?whilo she was on a. visit a<. her 'old home, ?hercfcine iow? us at the ? c oil e g r , a D d m snife st e d a deep in " terest in hec.aima mater and every thing connee'K.d with it. From ber" refined manners and tier deltoaie -"anil & Ct at1 press! o nsr " I saw ib?>- fh^ Vad: fTcvelored Tn to if^lier ""otvitnary. She Oripp U'.ia said that was nover mor? protftlont tluVn It ?iow is. ill many homes entire families are prostrated. In Cfelutffib it i9 Haiti, thoro.. are no loss tharijfijifctf thousand oases of it. lo Lo<1k? aVtmcknow. A maRonio lodge lias rccontly been established a t Luck n <\ w the Pumford lodge having been re moved there. Thin adda another at tvAotjion to the growing little oily of laiok'now- / ? Homlcldo Near Poay'a Ferry. On last Monday Mr. Ira Scott ;.TYlin.'. Uvea, near Pony's -Ferry, >h<?i iind instantly JdUftA. ,,YO\Ulg Charlie. Gt"g<>ry, ajred about 17 yoara. T'mj ki beg teems lo have been justiable having been done in self deforce? All Down Again. Mr Wiley Sh< orn and his ont r?* family are confined, tri their bods bv aiekmns. It wil?) lro remombored tint it has not been vory.long since . I ho recovery of his family from n similar ^Vo.8tvati?>n. Truly tho hand ' nf affliction is pressing bard upon ??>nr good friond, hut wo hope soon to j <?em them all out again'.' \ ^ Good Roporlb for Camden Young Ifeii. Tho December oxaini nation of tho students of the South Carolina. Col lege gives the following ercditab'o renrtsoftwo of Camden's young ? i' men: v \ | J. T. May, highly distinguished hi Latin; distinguished in history and proPoient in French. V. E. DcPaw, proficient in senior law. ttov, J. W. Eniammger "Removed to Pltgah . Last night Nov. J. W. Entzminger arrived with Ida friendly family at. hob* new hoitie in this neighborhood and nfhny of the good Indies prepar od a nice supper and thus welcomed thorn to their now home, and while Westvilie will reurot thoir loss will ha glad to have them wit'vns J.Xi. G. Pisgah, S. C. Jan. 13, '97. p Inoendiary Five in West Wateree. , ? ? ? A barn belonging to Win. Thomp son. colore'!, on tho premises of Mrs. Zaoh' rruesdoll, in West Wateree j was destroyed by (ire on ,.bv9t Mon day morning. Thoro was a consid erable quantity of corn and. other ?hings in iho barn nil of which was consumed. Tho origin of tho (Ire is supposed to be ii-cendiary nnd one Anderson Muck, colored, has been arrestee and lodged in jail us the party who did tlio burning. M^ns' overcoats and all heavy winter clothing at c ist, at the Gilt -l$dgu Stow. Clemson College. The fifth session of tho ?fcm?on Agricultural College will begin Thursday, Keh.~ 18tli, 1897. To tho two regular four-yeai Courses leading to the degree ofj Bachelor of Science, a special two year course in Mechanics and Kn m int'ering lnis^btjan added. ?> - -T4ie >?6nTeeV instruction in-] elude tlie following subjects: Ag riculture, Chemistry, Horticulture. Dairying, Vetinary Scicnce, Bota ny, Geology, Minerology, Mechan ical, KJeWieal andvCivil Kiigineor ing, English, Mathematics and His tory, Board,- ^nehingj-fueh? lights for session of 40 wty.ks, $59. 00. For catalogue containing full particulars address. IC, B. Craighead* Prcs't. '?CSemson College, S.-C. Harmony Lltertfty Society Convened iu IIarmmfy-*4rtfrch, Irri du^fnight, 1st i/nst, at 7 |?. ru. After thef'^g^ulur Waning exercises, the 8ovietylli^?H[)Cfiaii to disperse of the following programme, 1. "I Btftld them dc.rr breeches to he bapfixed in/' by Mr. Origsby Sea sions. 2. Recitation ? ''God and the Ri^li' *" by Master John Sessions. Jt. Kecitntion ? *Our School," by Ireno Mat to*. 4. Ileadfng-WOjir duties to Sofcie ty.-by Mr. Collje iJntjer. 5. Rejuiir.g-?."Tho People/' by Mr. S. P. JCv..n<. ' - 6. Debate ? ?He.-olv'ed. tiiat tw cow. is more proHtable to man than the jjW,se.H , Tne affirmative wa? represented by, Messrs. U', I. Mcl>onelI. Adol phas Perry and W. II. ^ Goflf The negative was discussed 'by Messrs. K D Williams, \, B. Sessions and .1 . > . igaby The Judges, Messrs. II., Ed wards. J. T, Hose/and W. (?. JUutler. deehled in favdyvf the nega tiv *. Tiio society s Jfeed lo ba very highly, entertained during tho de bate, 'and (Kpeeinlly the ladies /or l^ey sre very fond of cows, or ih? most or Th'cm. \Ve cordially invito. I lie people of Hatmony negUWP' Uood >v <vtteWd. ? ThtrK jrecuttve Comm ttco having Krcmn^edj&.prb^i^mowiitr ttie nest meet two weeks from datela^ 7 p. m. - W. h; 0oir, SecV. : 1 pOAth of Rev, W, w. Mood. vj ' *' ? illolC WI VV. AJood diod ftt . hit) h^mo >n Sum let on last Monday, Tho X^uctory Dolnjf Well.* We Jro in'mmoO that . the Camdon xkitton Factory is doing re markably well. A handsome profit is now be|og realised. Judge Sutton Kept Busy at Hymen's Altar. Married on Thursday night, De con, bur tho 24 tb, Miss iU*b?eoa Ra lion to Mi-. John Branham, R. \V. Sutton, Magistrate, oflieiatiu0U <) t? Thursday ni?ht? ttwuiuitoM Miss Martha Muttox to Mr. John Peak. R. \V. Sutton, Mftg!? Hate,, oflleiuting. On Thursday night, January tho 7 ih, Mian Mamie Peak to Mr, John jMnitox. R. W. Sutton Magistrate, ulHoiating'. Personal. j * The family of Mr. J. I* Urasinj; ton will move to Charleston shortly. Mr. David A. MuDowell, who for the past fow days has boon critical ly ill with typhoid pneumonia in Columbia, is better Mr; K. O. .lone?, of Liborty Hill, roturno-.t yesterday from a trip to Chatleston. It is with (loop tcgrel that wo loatn that Mr. Co pel and, of Lynch wood, is sWll critically ill. A few pinslt! cwpes, and any oth er stylo or quality of wrap you wish n't absolute cost at tho Gilt Edge Store. - Kntitig' Saloon To Bo Closed. I have cb eed my eating saloon for an indeftnible time on account of other and pressing business. C. L. Kirk ley. Another Oar Load. I have just received another cor load of fine Virginia Hoteoa and Mares. Those expe^ing to buy should do so' Kow as the prices of good stock will', certainly go up now very soon,. Geo. T. Little. Dec. 8 id, 't)G. Meeting of Pension Board. Tho County Hoard of Pensioners, for Kershaw County will meet in i Camden on Monday, the 18th dav ! of January, for the purpose of re- j eeiving applications and revising! Pension roll for 1897. N. A. Rethune, Ch'r'in, W. l?\ Russell, Sec' I. |Wm f)ur (JorrogpOTileiit!?. w. F. M. Hook t a in y first love, bnck t o? the .scenes o f my childhood days, bnck to the old iiomo vvh.ei o I hunted I lie festive rabbit or nimble squirrel. When one's mind goes "i uminattng," . hb liill Arp would <my, oyor the post, wliat ranniOYief-! Some smi, hoiiii; !/av. return f.o Ii'iihiI, or co*? so It;. The- time a- boy is first in-vest-ed in pants, the iToy he gets h?s fli?i "ballow," or gun or "watcrbttry," me spots that ever remain green in his memory. I think it is well for us when we reach our one*fouith-centurv mile post, to stop and tuin our faces backf over the road we've traveled since childhood, and trj' cor rect cur faults an<I fpilures which, no doubt are man/, to persevere in the faith, to emulate the good ac tions of others that we've rnefrv and journeyed with through lite. And ill is, the first of another new year, is a 4,golden opportunity" to make this, pei haps "our Inst re solve," a6 we are but ''spared monuments'' of n Father's love ? \o try and follow more closely in the path our Sn viour trod, to aid oUiere in distress, in short, spread r.osea o'er llfeV rugged pathway, and not wait to' put flowers on the grave. . Deal Editor and Wearier, as I have prcifftli ed in a few minutes more yuan K can perhaps practice in a War, I will change the subject. / As I suppose Hro. L. W. O. will furbish you the < news from this ! point for some time, guess will have to write my letter out of the Alma nac. As there is nothing original, but "orignaj sin," and nothing new under the sun, so will ear that there will be nn eclipse of the sun, .Monday, Feb. 1. beginning 4 : 14 p. in. ttt. Valentine's day comes on Sund ty, Washington's Birthday on Monday, Inn ugh ml Day (McKio ley's) on Thursday, AU* Fonlp Day is scheduled for Thursday, April I. K?fter Sunday com*$ oii^ Apr, '18 and of course Goo.1 Friday is expected two days previous., . Quoed? Vici<?r4aV? Uirthdav, f34.,?- not fav from mine. Memor: l al Day Hund ayT May SO. Dog days Iwgin on Haturday. Jnly 4. , Anotb?r c?Up*? oJtvbesufl Jniv 12?. Labor d^y, t Hanl^vl^JJay.Notv^5,.? >. For^fstir W.iin.r '??! vlffoSfTh a 1 I *? ? little ruler tli* weather," and wishing? m bappv _ W.F U . ? T- Cfca# hm: Pnopur, ^olpredy at St, 0 I tsrlva on last Monday. U rupoita aio true the shooting was Justifiable, thoukh We are unable lo a verdiot nfn wo havcnoA *oet? oithor , of the muM. * ?? * On \Vcrti\sday nlfflilt VllQ Oth lust., a negro deaperMlo entoml the Uouao of Mr* Benjamin Wilson near Magnolia, and foully murder ed the old gentleman hj?* wjfo and son. '"'Not being satisfied with hav ing his hand? staluc.d with t ho Mood of those, ho killed uno of Ins own color a short distance from \ lio ^residence of Mr, Wilson, It will he re mo inhered that this same <u-gro aUo committed murder In Magnolia on Now Year's day, Ot ganixed hands of men wont in search of tlio murderer Vhd ho was f ought six miles belovyviumter on K'tday morning (last) in his broth el's house. The posse did not sue (jood in getting him out .of the house untill dy namitoVwa&r thrown under tho house. Wl?|^ tnken he was led to h tree Wfrng up and his body riddled with bullets. Messrs." Walton and Dannie Smith arc both very si ok with L* ?ilpp- , " \ Mr. I>. W. .Josoy la also yery *lok. Mr. Kdward Adklnson who has boon sick for tjie past two months is said to be growing worse. Messrs. .Frank and Wlllio l>u Hose are V*ny sick with pueuuion in. ? "t> Tho young people of this neigh borhood seein to bo enjoying t hem wolves hugeiy in giving sooUhles. Miss Sidney Smith, of Columbia, a sister of Uov. J. U. Smith, is ex. peeled to arrive here next Wednfee .lay 13th inst , nnd will spond some lime with her brother and family. There will He a moonlight gather ing at tho residonco of Rev. J, It. Smith, on Wednesday night, 13th inst., in honor o'f Miss Sidney. A pleasant time is anticipated by iho Voung people, but should the gathering last as long us does some "ot tho sociables down here, 1 ex pect they will keep tho Uev. pretty busy gathering up something to burn. The Chronicle is gaining ground down hero and from the way tliut some express themselves it wULj ??onn bo a welcome visilor in sever :i I homes .where it has not hitherto] been, 'losay tho least Mr. Ed. your paper is a fc.ood, clean one and i'? pages ar? always "chroni cled" tilth the lalest news. For four mv letter will bo too long J wlll;clos6, v Puer. 3>eKalb. I know that you think that I am not going to write uny nv>re hut I am. Mr. W. (\ King and family, of Bifhopvillo, sperit a f?w days with relatives here recently. Mis* Kate Nicholson is spending sou?o time with her sister. Mrs. liiz xie Mamrick at Boiling Spring, N, t\ M as Clara Hush, one of Stock ton's sweetest young ladies returned home lust week after ? pleasant vis it to this neighborhood. Misses Inez and Lillian McManns are nt home ugain after a delightful stay of peveral weoks with friends >Vikl relatives al Tl shopvilloi M r. Charlie Nicholson has been on a pleasant visit to relatives in N. C Well wo will quit for this timo for w'e expect to have something real in? lorest'ing to write about next time. W.i.b nuinv kind wishes Pot, Mffliiiistratof's Notice, All poraon* indebted to tl.o^ estate of William W. 11*11, <leceHsed, will' mak<* immediate payment to me and tlioie hav ing claim# ogaiu?t said ostato wilt presut tliein <Inly tworn to. < <. TlnU-Htb dav of Jnmiarv 1897. MARtfAHKT M, HAZJ,. Administratrix. J. r. BURDELL. CAMDKN, - . - ^ : S. ^ Municipal Engineering, Surveying of Lands And sub-Divisions of Tract* a anecinltv. CONSUMPTION CAN BE CUBED. T, A. ? locum, M C., th/Oreat , CRetttvi vitit.aiid Scientist, Will Send Free ?vi to fcbe>offllot?d, Tnree Bottle* ' 0 LH'S Newly Discovered Remedies, to Cure Con sumption ^nd^jii--^ Lunjf TrouWeST ? ? Nothing could he fnirer, more t>liil:i'.ttlir^t>io or carry more joy to the afflicted thnn the offer of T. A. Slocum, of New York City. Gonfl^ont that he. has discover ed a tellable, jju re for consumption Hod all bronchial, throat and 'lung disonsls. g^icral define and weak ness, toss of (lesh and all condi tions of wasting, and to make its great moriU known* he will, send free, three bottles to any -reader of The Chronicle who may le suffer tag- u - Already this 44 new it: scientific course of . medicine" has perm a oeotly curcd thousands of appar ently hopeless eases; ^Tlte Doctor considers itytii* re* ^^Tv pitih "lie >wes to humanity ? to donate hi* jgfaUtblt He has proved the dreaded con-t sumpttov xo lx> a ettraMe disesa* lu bhi AtowlMii and Europe? 1* Ntttwiw <>? ?pcr tencs from those benafltud and WmWs* f*. CHEAPEST STORE IN CAMDEN. ? ?? ? . ?' - v \ 8 lbs. of good Rio Ooflbe for $1 00. Arbuckles Celebrated A.ro8ti Parched Coflfee 20o, per lb. 2 lbs. Coffee, parched and ground, for 25c- Columbia lliver Salmon 12 l?2o , all othto brands 10c. Tomatoes, 3 lb. cans, only 7c. Peaches, 3 ll> cans, only 7o, Best Keg Soda only 5c per lb. 2 qt. Govern* Bucket only 5c. 1 qt. (JofFoo Pots only 5c. Nice heavy Turn biers only 20c set. Ileiny/s celebrated Pickles and Sauces a lowest prices,, 18 lbs. standard granulated Sugar $1.00. A full lino of heavy and fancy Groceries always in stock and a' lowest prices. \ A real good Tobacco for 20c to 35c per lb. A j goud smoking fobneco at only 20c per lb. All gOoda guarap. teed as represented. MONEY IN THE MISSING-WORD. ft* Kt pre pleased to make an entirely new offer to our subscribers, in which everyone may have a chance to name the missing word in this sentence : " SUPPLY AHD DEOAHD ARE AS iNTHMTELY ' >-" ' \ AS CAUSE AND EFFECT." It is quoted from a prominent writer upon economic subjects. In making your guess it is not necessary to writ* out th? lull ' sentence ? simply write: ?? My guess for missing word lor MARCH is - " Subscribe for The r PUBLISHED AT ATLANTA, GA. 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Tt^covers the whole- wpnd in its new* service, and covers the news of the United States in minute detail, with 12 pages, 7 columns to the page, 04 Caiamot Ewf Wttfc. AS A NEWSPAPERS- The Weekly Constitution has no equal in An?erij(? f It* M?i reports cover the world, and it* 9 rres|K>ndci?(!< und agents are to be found ii alawU every bailiwick in the Southern and- W-?tern States. AS A MAQ^ZINE? i( print* more such matter as is ordinarily fc?4 ia thegreat mstgarines of the country thar can l>e gotten from *ven the best of 'them. AS AN EDUCATOR- -It i? a schoolhou?e within itself, and a year's reading of THE CONSTITUTION is a libe at cduration flvanyone.' AS A FRIEND ANI ? COMPANION? It bring* cheer apd ceenfort ksthe fireside ereir week, U eagerly sought by the children, contain^ valuable jpformation for the mnttal, and m an encyclopedia of instruction lor every member oT Tue WnjsehoW, ITS SPECIAL FEATURES ? Are such tu are no?io t? found in any other paper is America. ? . W - THE FARM AND FARMERS' DEPARTMENT,. THE WOMAN'S DEPAR'ftilENT, - , . THE CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT, Are all under able direction, and are specially attractive to those lowborn tUpanufaeoU are addressed. ...? tfror-H Tttcoamr Dr, A. WEINBERG 0? KICK 0 F OAMDKN. UouHs D to 1:30 : 8 to 5130. DR. I. H. ALEXANDER, Dentist, s Grail unto' of the l\hjl$dQlpullf Dental College*, Suasion 1 876-77% >0FF1CK HUOAD STKKKT, Camdkn, S. 0? Two doors Soulb-of Tlio Cliroty lolo Office, Trespass Notice, ; All pcinons arc hereby strictly forbid* don to trespass upon my? lands about four ar.d one-half miles Southeast of Camdon for tho jiurposo of hauling wood, hunting' or in any other way \vKHt?oev6V. Parlies found violating this ijotioo will : bo dealt with to tho full extent of t ho law? v Oct 38, '00. W. UA8K1N8. ' , ? MANUFACTURER*! OF? Doors, Sash, Blinds, Moulding, Building Material, Sash Weights and Cord? * CHARLESTON, .- - J - S . C. Purchase our inakeS^which we guarantee superior to nny sold South, and thereby save -7" money. Window and Fancy Glass a specialty. Juno 29. Certificates of Registration uiyj,or the old law aro vold.~l3voryboily must' rogistor.?On and aftef Pocciiibur flr*tL 1890, the Books of Registration will T l?e oponod and kept open for Throe . Successivo IMya for tho )\og|?liT?tion of voters entitled to registration under .tho Const! tut! on? For tbo'infornintion of tho'Pcoplo attention is ealleil to the follow i ik.' | ruvisi ms of tho irovv law, approved the Fifth day of March, 1313G, OKKMilC OK- . V . Si I'KUVieORS OF It KO 1ST II A T I ON ,;1 > KKHHUiVw County. "T" Cawwek, B. >? tho books of reglstrMiort ipeneil S >y the Board on the firsf;: Mont - hly in April, 169(1 at tlio Court' House ' 11 each County , tiiul kept open for at least six consccutive weeks. ?Tliey diall bo opened agfliiv.at the Courntb??8 l >n tiio first IVtondiiys in Jtino, July, Au gust and Soptombt-r, A; 3)., iBlH^i-auct . kept open oonMnually for at least Vyno week in each of said months. Thoy shall ' ho closed thirty days before Jhe.gcnor.al election inlROo. After general olejtfioir' in 1806, the Books of Registration nlmH Ue opened m thq'flrst Momliy ,of ; fc^h-;, month at the Court llouao and kept open forttiMo>flc^i^vydB^ln'eacti.mgatl| i until thirty days befor.o the election In 1198, when they shall be closed wilt Jfrr tci"1 general eloetion shall 1 ave/ tak r?k?ji place. The ofllce and books ibtwt : *4 Ken piacci x ire y>"^ "7" " be kept open from 9 o'clock In the fere >n an tilS o'cleek In the afUrnbon. noon witii ? o?HHi? in ?w*.w.i?T.r?T The board of registration is the jtuttf* of the qualifications of fill applicants: for registration up to Jan. 1, 1808, Up to Jan. I, 1W8, every ?waI?; ? eittaen of tM# inrt of tho United States, vl vent# >f age, who la not an jdlot, Is .not insane, art a pauper Supported at the ptiMe exC uense, ?od la not confined in any public , prison, andwho has not lnien conyloted ti 4 burglary, argon, OMMpIng gofris ?r money under false preteiifCS/ , perjury, ? ?orffwav robbery, bribery* rWiro-heatfaig, house-breaking, relieving I Stolen jtoeda, breach of trust witli fru - iV. kl*l<ht Intent, fornication, sodom v, incert; ?awault with futsct to raVish, .rolstiegeDfl Uo^j larceny, or crtmea/ against the clcc. tiotrJaws. ahd^uo sbatl have been a *#*?? htenl in thjf -Hro yesr*. (except n|nl*!*t* is/cHarj&of orwni^ ctMjrcbeS ana teachers <fcf public sch<K>ls,anfr thoy after si* wartta# reskiene* in *he ****#?}' ^ resident fU: the county for six months, . and in the polling precinct four . months, ! and who can read any section in the Constitution of 1895, or can understand .. and explain any sect fo{t of s?id, Comiti--, tutlon when read to hint. by iheregiatra*. tion, officer or officer*, shall l*e? titled to registration and become an ele? <or ? upon application for such.- e??h?fra?Hm. Ir a person has been; msm victad of.any or the crimes above inWljoncd, a pardon of the Governor rytnoves the disqoaJitl cstfon. r/ ^ la case any minor Who. will . Income twenty K>ne years of ag* after the ciwiog of tnr? ?>?>*?? c,i !ie"i?!r-4..^r ?u?*t; hefora - the election, and is otherwise , iittstlftedL ?? reg istkr, tfjake# application <y?tb Showing lifers qualified t<? r^taer, . ?lio Boards shall register nuch apf>lica nt be fore the (tlodiugof iiie ho^ka. j - ^.SS5StS8?S?' ingoftko the next ^Wetlon jsliaH liave tW t| apply for and ievn)'re s rsaiitt1"^ (lc?U ??>/ >hnywllhU.W; ZZli ;; : J i ?: V,- ?-< y. I ?^5fewr ' ?'? > ? - ' ?&>&y>Jy+r.* -2' ? rr- ~ ' ' ' ? -v , '