The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 19, 1898, Image 2

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ht $8m^n ^hrouirfr >'Uii^lSUKU KVKKY KK1DAY HY W. Zj. Mi'BOWHLL SuimcRHTioN Ratkh: ? One year, fl.OO. nix mouths, oOconta; three months, 2 > cimi's. In advance. <>n time $1 AO I ht Riinlini, Communication* will ln> | . u I >1 in) io<1 when of interest to llu> (general pulilie iiinl n >t of & defamatory uaiuiv. No ic HUoiiHibility v*i|| lie iiKsumi'tl for the ylew# of correNpoiideniH. K a t'KH rtm A nvKKTisi so : Ordinary lli?l?nU'l)t ti<|v^rl inllH'MtH, lifNl illlf'ltioll $1,00 per Mi|iuiv ; wu'li mihReipient in ?ertion 60 coiOm per H<iuare. On?li rate* for Waal*, I, out ami Found, Ac., not exceeding live linen, 2-'? eents e&Mi Insertion ami 6 cent# per lino fur ?acl? (?? I ? I i i ioici I lint'. fttisiii?>?H locals, ft o^ntfl per line each in Ncrtion. OMit-ial ami le^al noticCN nt the rate h! Iiiwtal liy Ihw. Katea for coutract a<I will bo nn - nounced upon application at tlieoflh-c. Candidatea' Oanla lor ('onnty oH'ickn $'>.00. Coiitfrcaslonal fio.00. lto?iiiUan< '*<h l?y cIi?m-Uh, draft* and po?lal money order* tliouM lie made payable to W. L. MoDOWRbli, Camden, S. (5. Dates For Co. ( nnipui^n ,Mce( in?*. \ Tlift I'ol lotting da ten have been >i r ranffod for tlio county campaign moolin^H : Cnmdon, Saturday. Anjj;. 20. YVcstville, Thursday, Any;. Uf? Cureton Mill, Friday, Auk, 'Jf>. At Wcatvillo and Cureton Mill llic Oongrefta'onal candidate* will tie present. At Camden on tlw U7fli only I lie congrcHRtppnl candidates will *peak. Tlio Text of Mm IV.ifocol, The following nr.) tho conditions upon which pence in hoc tired be tween .Spain and the United States: Article 1. ? Spain will renounce nil (Maim to ull sovereignly 6ver and all her rights over the Island of Cults. ArtleU 2. ? Spain will cede to the t/nllcd Stale* (ho Island of I Porto Iiloo aurt the other Islands which ftro at .presunt under thci sovereignty At Spain in the An lilies, as un an iuland in I he Ladroun A I'ohlpelego, to he chosen | by the United Stairs. Article 3. ? The United Slates! will occupy *ud rotaln the oity and) bay of Manila and port of Manila i pending the eouclimicn of a treaty! of peaoe which ?hall delerimnH thej control and f orm the government j of the Philippines. j A rticlo 4 ? Spain will immediate-! ? Jy evacuate Ouha, Porto Rioo and j tho other islands now under Span i ish soyoreiguty In the Antilles. j To this effect each of llin two gov- 1 em men La w i | } appoint corn m isaion ers within ten days after the sign ing of this protocol, and these com jniasioneis shall meet at Ilahana within thirty days after the sign ing of this protocol with the object of coiuing to an agreement regard ing t lie carrying out of the detailn of the aforesaid evacuation of (\i ba and other adjacent Spanish in lands ; and each of the two govern ments shall likewise appoint, with in ten days I life signature of this piotocol, other commissioners. who shall meet at San Juan dc Puerto Itico within thirty days after the signature of this protocol, to agree upon tlie details of iho tvacualion of Puerto Rico and other islands! now under Spanish sovereignly iu the Antilles. Article 5. ? Spain and tho United States shall appoint to treat for peace five commissioners at the most for cither country. The com missioners shall meet in Paris on October 1st, at the latest, to pro ceed to negotiations and to the conclusions of a treaty of peace. This treaty shall he ratified in con formity with the constitutional laws of each of the two countries. A 1 1 1 c I ( ) n>e this protocol concluded and signed, hostilities* shall be suspended, ami to that ef fect iu the two countries orders shad be given by either govern ment to the commanders of it* land and sea forces a;i speedily as possible. Robbed tho Grave. A startling incident, of which Mr. John Oliver of Philadelphia, was the subject, ia narrated by him ns fallows: (,| was in a most dreadful conditio^, My skin was >. almost yellow, oyea sunken, loogut coated pain continually in back end aides, no appetite ? gradualh growing weaker day by day. Three physicians bad given me up. For f tunftUty. * friend advised trying Electric Bitters ; and tu my great 4?7 surprise, tbe first Wth saade a decided improvement. ] eoatfaaad their use hit tbree week* and ass sow a wall aaa. 4 kat? ?tttT aaead my life, sad robbed tb? grata of aaotber vfotim," No on* afcaafd feHTto try ?feea?. Only 60 Tfjaper boiUa at f. Leslis ZempV tar jInnMineemenk KO|< THK HKNATK Thanking tiic |icopli? of hi r?li.iw Coun ty for the iinuor lieretofon eonfcTM*! | on mo, I liejvhy animnine mvwlf as a oan. iliilaUi ul tie' approaeliint.' primaries for U ck-etion to l In* Slate Sennit. . J.T. MAY. K<>K TIIK l/|)t.i ISKATK UK, Appreciating sH|?|??i l .ui<! ?*? ?i> Ifiyeii tin* in t li*'f?io?t by the people of Kt?r sJihw t'oimtv, I lierel?v nniiounee my*c|f a citmlitliile for it* fieri ion In the I Inline of |(i |t|a< M'lii 4 1 i v r.i hni?jrt-l I < i list I lemo'iul I'liinui v. ('. 1.. WINK I.Kit, Mi Kliloi : f hereby >t i 1 1 i '*?* my self it" u ta i j 1 1 i< lit 1 < fur llit II mi si' ttf IJr(? rusfiitnti vus, subject, to the will <?f the ma* juril v n" r x j'i*ov?p(J in ihe appmiirhiug I >einooralit i 'i i m.i ? \ elre t.imi, J. (i. liK'l I A IM>S, .In. Jvl r. Ktlitor : - l'h aso announce tlm name of. I). M . Ilfthtinn, it m h I'unilhlittti for re election to the Ihnttuv of I { KclttHt i Vi*H. Mr ' nti hits in. tile it f a it I ? I it I ami worthy 1 1* | ? i i-mi-ii* .* 1 1 v ami Ihe voter* ffl Kerihaw county cannot hc led a *a for man to i | ? i enent IIh.mii. H i* Friends. Advortiaml Lottora. Kur work ending Aujf. II, lH'.tK M I'M .) a I) W' ( j a in phelle, Mihh Kificr Dinkins, Mihh M aiiiiiiio I illor, II M Kn tiler. (? (I. A Inxamlor, I' M. CASTOR I A THK KIND YOU HAV11 ALWAYS ltOUUHT tp j ? * School Notice. ! Tin l'iil! term "f t hit jiuhlii >.(l.o?il of <'n iih ifii will liLtiin t>n Monday, St pU'iitlior Mh. 1HIH. All pupils r\pr< ling to enter iluring t lie session me urged I ? > present I llellisel Vt's I lie llisl <luS dial till') IliltV l?e properly grad<-d This is >!/?/'? 'rlont. I'll pi Im from ?t <ii-Mniuv nni mvuiv board, etc m ( 1aiiiilii|i up?n verv reasonable termn \V I > 'I rani ham, i .I I*', Yaugliiin, ? Trustee*. I1!. /.einp, ^ Aug. titli. 18IW. 'riniarv iUcction No tice. In auonrdanro with tho rule* of j tho Democrat lc party of this coun- 1 ty not! oo is hereby i v * ? n that on Tuesday, il>?! 30th ?la.v of August. 1808, a Primary Election will l>ci I, old at the various club proeinots in this count v for tho purpose of nominntiiift Democratic. candidates I for tho following ofllccw, to wit: ?. j i )no Governor ; One 1 ,i fit tint uiit Oovornoi ; Ono Mooretarv of Slate; Onu Comptroller Oonornl ; Ono HUtn Treasurer , 1 1 no Adjutant ural I n spec tor j General ; I Ono folate Huporlnteiulo nl of Iv <1 - J u oa t ion ; Ono At Lorupy (lone ml , Ono Ilftllromi Commissioner; j One Member of Congress, Slh j Disti ict. Ono Son fit >ir. Two Members of House ?>f Hep rose n t :it i vrs ; Ono County Supervisor; Ono Coroner ; One County Superintendent of Kducrtt inn ; ( )no Treasurer ; ( )no A it ? 1 ? tor ; One Judge <>f Probate; One Magistrate for ouch 'Iotvn h h i The polls will opon lit 8 o clock I ii. in. and close at I o'clock p. in., when tho votes shall ho counted h nd tho results declared. Tho following pontons are ap pointed ftfl managers of said clec 1 . Hon : Camden Colton Mills ? VV A j Cm tor, I lardy 1 horne, Daniel j Mu n n. ' Bonver Dam ? W K Ivellv, John j Cary, K A Jackson. j Cn rot on Mil! ? U It Wilson. John T Boss, .1 T 1. Arrant*. U.irrnony - It 1> Williams. I M j Mattox, I. P Kv?n?. j Itnssell Place- t; 1" Hammond, O, T Peach. s X Hammond. UulYalo--C A Johnson, A M Tay lor. \V (I Cntoe. Sail l ??,n?l 1 1 F Hovkin. J 1* Nol | son. Noah Anderson. ^ I WrHtvillo? T A Ciiuthon. W Cj MoPowo 1. J T Vonnj>. ^ ! r.nf orpriso ? W L Stakes, 1' C . Shaw, T A M \ ers Sliavlor'n 1 1 1 1 !- ? H \? Sinyrl, It M Drakeford. J < > Shayldr. Liberty H<H -H It Jones, ti 15 Clotnonts, J It Onrot?yi Louhi' ? I T Coats. J A lvirby, J (i MeCahkill. Lynch wood ? John A MeC askill,| L W Wor-t. K M King. Abnoy-A F Young, II T Horton, K J IMidlips Stockton ? W 1 < Gardner, <1 \N Aminonds. J D McCnskill. Westvillo? W \V* Croxton, J S BnrOoM, John A Fa'konbnrry. Whito l'ond ? S K Hob*. L \V WaMs, Jeflso Nelson. Shamrock ? R B Shirley, J U Boi lings, T F Morton. Antloch? ? .1 J l?ra?lloy, J S Brown. J J Campbolle. ti Sandy C.rovc? -Wm Thompson, II C Hall. r> M Barnes. It id raqocstcd that that tho prea idenU of- the ot'.ier clnbs send in to llhfi Co. Chnirman or Secretary the ounea of managern as soon as pos sible. ? Managers enn get l>aBot toxea and tie Vets by calling ai The Cbf?nicle office any time after tlic 20lb of Aq giat. Thof. J. Kirkbnd, Co. Chairman. W? 2?. McDowell, See. Jrf reaa?r? r* Jrinnmum'nK'iils. i < i if JUhfiK of riiouAT)-:. .Mr. Kit it or Ko?Ui/iit? thai merit ] should' lie ; ou an. i d wv ? lf?>i ? *? In offer' tin* name nl ('apt. t !.,( !. 1 1 itili* a < u fu*i* I dldatc f-.i re-clccU.yl 10 (liu oflicti of of l'iol>ate fur tliiv rountv. | Haile'a <? i v.t fi Ih?i}i i it wir ami po*cc | letch f t?ne< >iii i u ilia iioiivctfMSMry Imum tin pen <ii anyone. Kershaw ''utility. Ft )l( A I' |?l Mil!. Mr. I*?* J 1 1 ? ?f I'lease Hlilioiilice f ? , <? IIUUM' of Mr. w. J. , I ones, ot t'umden, i ??.'? ml i' lull1 lot ihn od.i ?* nf Auditor tor Kershaw C.mni v. Mr. Jones is a tin. si worth v voonfc ii. mi am) in eveiy Way well ? |M:il i lici I In till lie* posit i. >n A n I ii irli V i i'i'VH Mr I'Mil'ir: I'lenwc tmiintince l In- name of Mr ?! It I'hrlii-i a- a cainliiliilc f..r I In*: ? ?111 a- of A ii lit ? *i Mr I'IhIjm i- <>nc ,f "ii: |ir- 1 ami n>'> I cnii-fji'iil inns "llirn , | ail 1 his wnrl I. -dc.iild In- 1 1 I'.'iii/i i | . I''i lend ^ from I In- I | * -i Olllit rv .Mr |']i| ii.r : We hereby iinni'iinee I! iiain - of Mi W I V Kus . ll ,,s a canddale l*"l' | III' "Mi- C of \ llditol. 1 1 is? I** l i i ? 1 1 1 1 >. Mr, I* <lit??r Realizing that Wvtd ; Waferce constitute* a Nn v 1 in | >< > r t ;i lit I part of K'cmlmw coiiu'v and that .infill lairness il .should ? t ? a r* * in swiio "i TTh' 'ttlifi-jt, wo announce tin- name of one <>i ! our iiii?vt |i"|>lll.ir y..iin^ mun, Mr. | ni'i !{ ;t bon, li?i tin* ollici' el N ii ? I i 1 1 > ** . It clcctl (I llO Will till till" lltl'lCf til (III- h itl.S taction n( tin- entire people. 1 1 i ?? Friend*. I In ri'liv announce myself a candidate I ? ? r llit? ollice iif Auditor t ?t Keiahaw county fit 1 1 jeel I" the remit ut the ap pcoaehing piimarv elect ion. I' T. I'.KL'CK. L> I* oi{ si' i ? i: i; \ isoi,\ Mr. Kiliim : We heieliy announce tltel name ut M r, ( ' \V Mct'askillas a caiuli- I ? lulc f<n 1 1 it* ofJiec "t I ' " n 1 1 1 \ S 1 1 1 i visnr, i MiLiji el in tiie result .-I I lie I tcnioernt ic j pri nili vv clt'i-i inn , III- Friend*. Mr. l'Milni : --Please aniio iiice (lie name (if Mr. It. W. 1 1 a>itm? ?n< I u?h can didate tor i n, Supervisor. Mr. llaiu niiind s position an a clerk oi the Oo. hoard for a number of yeata and his ctilct adherence to the principals (?f i nconniiiv rondei him well ipia tilled for this in: port ant position, ! Many Flicuds Ihc fi lends of M i . J, ('. Hilton lii'p J space to announce his name as u suitable j man f"i the "llivo ot County Supervisor.) Mr, 1 1 iJ'oii 1 1 a h served ?in l lie t'onnty Koard of ( '(niimisiioncri and thoroughly umlei Hlaml.s the ?lutit>?? of tho oflico ful \v1iit*1i In* i h lipre aimounooij. Ho ih hon ?Mi, conipotent , t??/l it ^ . fair and in^par lial in hi* ilealinir* txMwoon claimant and tho county, and will, If ol^Olutl, <11?> cliaruf ] j i m dtitlOAi {rarlcsxly .old impur tially. Votoru. Mi*. Fdii..i Tloali/dng that Ciinto.V I Hill comiltutoi un imrxii tunt part of mir county, and in viow of tho fact that fair soctlon l.aw iii'vor licen ropi .willed ..n die count s' ticket, sv<? leol that wo ttlioulo, in all fttirnonH, litive boiiio roprc?enlat ion and wo l.oiohy knnouiica for Cnuuty Sn porvlnor, tho mime of one wlio will, if elected, eondnrt the all'air* of |l,o euiin- i |y as mieeeflHfnJly <ih Is? ha? his own ; tiiiit man i>i Mi. .J. I1!. Dreed. II U Friend*. Mr. Kdil.ir < It i? with j leaauro tliivt we pri'Miiiit tlio name of T. \'. 1'iirUe." an a candidate lor t>opoi v o?..i . Mr. Parkor i- ui>c .;f the i lioro.i{dih' n?llub|p^ men ia <>ni county nod we feel ?ore that ' no lieller smloet|OP. rouM ' lie made, j f Van leou-'. Inmost and earefvi)iu ad Ida! ?leiiliim.', he would make a u ,od oflicer, i Voier?. mlthimntiwdknt ok jcdi-caTIo.v. Mi. Kill lor- WewlvUTo <>lter tlif< name of!., i, t 'opciamt rye* a oandldftto ff?r vo ciriitioii to Hie enioe of Snpei inlendfDt of j I'Mu.alion for Kershaw county. lie haa diaehaitfCil thn duli..- of the olllfe faithful ly. and redeemed his promUe to devule lii.? wh.ilii linii> to tlie woik, Uy plA<ni^ the siiiionln on a eio-h liasi-, m ariv otn? ti.iais and doliarn pi i aniuiin have Oeeti i<n vnd, oltieli. I?y the .U'cdll synloni. w'^ut t?> pftj I in- itist.iainl on ?'h>i"f (dicckf. ? Wnst Wallace. ' Ivlitoi Olir.iniclc : ? Mr. L. K. Kirkle/I having taken ^reat interest in, and hiic- j eecded in I muring tho fro?> school of thi'i coimnunity to a Iii^hci de>;ret> of ei*. lieicnev we. his fellow i iiizens, briii*.' him he. 'ore tin- people for the responsible position of County Suptu inteiident <.t Kilneation. With four year*' training at Woll'ord College and twro yearn' expe rience in public schools eminently lit and ipndify him for the position. Many Friends. Mr. Kditor : -Will you please allow us Hpjn'e in your colunis to annouin e (he name of Mr. .1. K. Watkin* as n suit, aide candidate for the olliee ot County Snpcrintendont of Kdneation. Mr. W at Uiii'i h:i * been tonchinif f>eh(jol in Kershaw Rnd edjoinlntr counticM for the past ten year*, and his suecegR iu a tern her wherever he ha* taught, tn^pth ei with l.is natural abilities eminently ? pmlify ldm for the position and if elect ed lie will devote his whole time to the duties of the office and will constantly keep on hand a supply of tfrhool hooks as reipiired hy law and sell them at cost for the heiiellt of llu> patrons ol the .??cl i"?d s throughout the County. Many friends from the I ' p Country . loll MAtilXTKATK. >f r. I'd i tor: ? Wo take pleasure in ro* coinnii'n<linK ono for M a?? i?l r,U*> of West Watoreo that we firmly helieve will jjive untisfuction to the public. II?? has (i 1 1 ? ? ? 1 important places and ?H? never lOUltd larking'. fl'* 's f U 1 1 V Oltllipclcill himI i)| ri< lly Imncni in nil hi" dealing*. ' Wf ? tho iinnii< of \V. II. .M?tl"_V. \V?< kn?'W (I to pnlilio will l>o uln.l tnliavc *u?li :i M t^iat rate Many Voters Mr. L'.ilitor: ? Wo tako jireat pleasure in announcing tlx* name <>1 a prominent ucnlloman |or Magistrate in Wont Wa turop, iiiio w lio in the face of persecution . ostaMishod hi* illicit ity ,mJ uiu|UoKlion nhle ability t . > .li?olmr.ro tin' duties of said otlioo. Wo aiiiiiiiinci' tlio name of l?. \V. Sutton. Wo believe In* has in the past, an?l will in tho future, eonseion t iou*ly deal out justice to all. Salt Pond Voters. Mr. Kdilor : ? lMeanu announce tlio name of Mr. II. T. JoTmson for n -elect ion to t !??.? oflico ??f Mhhuii ute of linlfitli) township whirl) lio has tilled to the en tire satisfaction of a'l for (In* p.nt two years. Ilia Frtan Is. Mr. Kdttor Please announce the name of Mr. .f. M. How?dl for Trial Jus tiro In tliiKato township. lie has hcen wej>rhe?l in the balance* and not found wantinf. That he shnuhl ho re-elected is the uish of many voter# of TlufTnTo township. OlMcmir Mr. Kditor:? Plenw announce the name of Mr. .T. K Mot-askill as a candidate for Mnfffolraie f?>r Buffalo Township. '/ J I >m Friends. Kt>U TKKAHL'IIKK. , >|r. Editor- -Plea?<? . announce the name of Mr. W. it. Iloa^Vi for reflection tadlie office of Treasurer of Kershaw countv which he has filled to the eoi ire watUfkcliuh of all for the i>*H tiro ?c?r?. Hi# FritftUfi AN OPEN LETTER ' To MOTHERS. NVK AKK ASSKKTINO IN TUB COURTS OUR RIGHT TO TI1K KXCLl'SIVK USK OF T1IE WORD "CASTOKIA," ANi> " I'lTCllKK'S CASTOKIA," AS OUR TRADEMARK. /, DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of, Hn/nnnisy Massachusetts, was the originator of "CASTOR! A," the samo that has home and dors now bear ? - on every the fae- simile signature of wrapper. , This is the original "CAST 0 R I A " which has been used in the homes of the Wot hers of America for over thirty years. LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it is the hind you have always bought ? * on the and has The signature of wrap - per. No cue has authority from me to use my name except The Centaur Company , of which Chas. II. Fletcher is President. I March 24,1898 /2 * ? , JD . Do Not Bo Deceived. Do not endanger the life of your child by accepting a cheap substitute which some dfyiegist . maw offer you (because lie makes a few more pennies onfit), the in gredients of which even he docs not know. "The Kind You Have Always Bought" BLARS THE SIGNATURE OF The Kind That Never Failed You. % ?w*.A+ r. 1 M TihH c. iim ("an y tr MUKItAV UIMttT. NlW VUflA CUV. A WHO WILL WIN? FOUR FREE SCHOLAR SHIPS TO BE AWARD ED. . TO Tlttf rOUt PKHNONN WHO Sotniro Tito LurffMt Number 01' Votes. (Jet V?mT KrioH*!* To Sotweriho To "Tlio fhionlolo" And Nu* nii'i' A I'Yeo Scholarship The next thirteen issues of The CltioOiclo will undoubtedly he l,f in croiv^cd interest to every young lady and yi?iil1?"uftii in Keiahaw County who is ambitious to ,gOt ti good start in bu?ines* life. \V?i hav | tint oonclnded an arrange, moiit wtiorohy wo aio enabled to ofl'er to e?ch of fi >" r young persons a f r< ?<? &tdto|. uruhip in the cohdn uted Kaatrnan Mum iheu* Coll.tge, Potiuhkeeptde, Now York, th? New York Business IiiHtlinti', Igolh Siren, SOW vork City, or tin* Krttionul Oorrc?j.ondon<iG Schools through which they givo-iowt,! ueth.u by until. Those liifithiillous nro , known in every I'CClion of the world. 'Their jjrad nato* are thoronuhlv e?julpjJo*J for bus* pursuits, nnd arc tiumhetod by tens of thousand*. Thev are found in every <- i t y and in idniost every county nnd vtoht-.ro in t he t'nited States. 'I ho courses of studv idven are short, Inoy. per.fllvo, practical find useful and ftll'ord a better trftiitine for luiaineKs than can bo laid in any other schnol. The Chronicle tlm* affords a irrnnd op portunity to tlm Hirngtrling young ntsu f>r womhti of tr..d,iy who Is seeking fin edneit ion Tld > paper takew tlio had in afPo ding to t i<o young people of thi? column n i t > a eh in**** t<>r enl'ure nnd progress and believes tli t its proposi tion to give a thorough business eiloc.* lion free will reap ?ils reward in tin hearty approval of tlm people of Ker shaw Count v. There an* always among cujr renders a number of y?.nng people who wo old like t<? etudv BOOlv-KKKP I \' ( i , SIICKTIIAN'D, TYPEWU1T I Ntr. TKI.K< ilt A I'll Y. r.nd such other studies as are embraced in tin* eonntes of i nut motion offered. Kastuvin Busi ness College has attained a wider repu tation for excellence than any other nchool of lnisineM ever established and tlii* alone makes one of it* scholarship* well worth striving for. Kaeh eortitl eate is good lor either personal or cor respondeneo iuw' ruet ir>n and may he utu d at iinv liinothA li?.>\<ler wi?li<?H to take advantage of It wliliin tb?> next two yearH The teholnn hipa. three ?if which inelule tin1 nueenaary hooka, are )d?(i trntinferahle : and if a voung man or woman nhouhl wlu ?m?. of them ntnl not b?" aide to .n:o it, the ?*ert ideate might be sold. ft 10 ? in l'roc Scholarships ? *110. The following stHteaient hv Mr. Cle m>.?it C. (iainof, President of the Col lege, explains what the ditler*nt sehol nrshipH ar<< and what their value is as prize* . ? l'irm Peine ? $^!7. A Seliohtrsbip ? Books. ?2. tiood for a term of twelve weeks per. ,-oiiaI instruction (at the College) in th? ACAOKMIC. P.CSIXCSS. SHOUT HAND. T Y PKWK ITI ? , TKI.K t >li.\ P 1 1 mi.I PKXMANSM II* depart nientx, and $?lor complete Shorthand book*. I f the stu.IeJU. t?ref? r, Insttue t ion by Mail in Hookkeoping and fcihort hnnd of the sanie value will he given. $.T>- Second Prizp---$:,.,->. A ILW S? holarship- T'onkrf, v?. for a eoinplefe course in Short hand with books $2) ineltniing Prim i ples, with practical work in Coriespon dence and Reporting, instruction exclu sively l?v mail ; t?r pcrsdiittl instruction of the same value (limited to ten weeks) in any tl??partment of the College, will, our Simplified Shorthand Instructor $2. f 2"> Third l'ri/.e ? #2'?. A f2o S'-holarship. (tiMxl for a complete course In Book keeping (.without l>ooks>. imdudiTig l>oth Single and Double entry , principles and practical work, ?instruction hy mall; or pciaonal instruction of tlio same *a!uu flludted U? eight weeks) in any depart ment of the College, without l>ook?. filfi? Fourth A flu 8cliol*r?l>ip ? I^iron ^1. <Joo<lfor a term often week*, c?rre? nondencr instruction. In 8horth?n?I, including les-?on paper* tmt no t>ookft ; ??r personal inst?ictu>n of Utu miiw value ftw wrrb) in any rlppSfl ment of the College willioat books. These prizes are easily obtain*! And the four rovng person* who make the most tetlinff efforts sad tpNtl to tlieir lltis^fcr h*lp will VttUiMk TkM* ! who secure the gicateat number of votes ! in our Must man Col logo Contest i which is started to-day ami will (dose j with t lit* Inst issue of the Chronicle for j August, 180S. Fvery ballot cut trom i thin paper counts one vote. Certificates j lot* vote* acquired by now subserip | lions ? nd renewals will be issued with ! ballot annexed, which must be filled out j ami forwarded to bo counted. No vote* i oscept those written on the printed ba|. ! hits cut fioni the columns o? this paper j .ir thoao allowed for subscription rtiidre i newitU will lie counted. | Volos Allowed fop Subscription*. ! For every new subscription or renewal I for a year accompanied by $t in cash ' 100 votes wilMio given. For every C, montlia sobucrlption or re newal paying iSOe, 50 votes will be given, j For a three months subscription or rn : newnl paying J?5o, 2H votes will be given. Commissions raid. ' Ah The Chronicle allows a commission Ion all subscription* and renewals oh ? ) allied, all person* who enter (lie vonioht for one of tho prijios; will hrtVn an oppor tunity to tarn ?onui n\bney by this HK'Aii*. Tho ballot prliitpd bejow sill I enl ilh- the bearer to one. V'">h? in the j '.?ooh'M . Jfyou wish to voto cut it out I iiuo write the name and address nf yntjr >';indld()tu on jt and forward, it |o The j l.-Jirouji-le, Camden, S. C. if VI M V V ??n I : DilJjljUl. j ; I Good For One Vote ?: In the Contest for ! font Itluihwlup.? : i i ? i 1 : (jgbm- i ; / Write plainly the name ami ai- ; ? dress of I be person for whom v<Ai * ! wish to vote on the dotted lines bo\ "v ? low : Name ! ; i ; 1 l'??9t Ofliec I ? ? ^ : 1 ; | : bounty .State ; j Tho I'oiii pot il ion Ilegins from this date, and the winners of the four prize scholarships will be an- ] iinunced in the first insuo of September, I lMOft Information ooncerniui; commissions will be furnished personally or by mail from this ollico. Catalogue and other literature of the College may bo jmd bv sddrensing Clement ('. tiaines, dent, Pouglikoopsie, Now York. IIow Tho Voto Stands: .1 F Knf zniioftcr. T'.oykins.' W F Moseley. Monltrieyille , W II (roff, Canwfen, ('? li Kirkley, Camden, J l' It Spradle.v, Camden, j W M II ill, Acton, How to Find Out. Fill a bottle or common ulass with mine and let it stand twenty-four hours; n .srdinici\f or settling indicates an un healthy condition of the kidneys. When urine stains linen it is positive evidence of kidney trouble. To ? freipien* desire to urinate or pain in the back, is cnnvinoiinr proof that the kidneys anTr bladder are out of order. What t3 AO There is comfort in the knowledge' so i often expressed that I>r. Kilmer'* Swamp-Hoot, tho great kidney roimnly fulfills every wish in relieving pain in the back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part of the urinary passages. It correct* inability t<# bold urine and scald iiitf pain in passing it. or bad cfTccts fol lowing use t?f li<|Uor. wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant necearoty ??f being compelled to get up many timers flaring the night, to urinate The mild and the extraordinary effect of Swninp I Knot ia soon r??nli*od> It stands the highest for its wouderfn) mrr? of the most distressing eases. If you need a medicine you *mRrtiMvN*^UM?4??lk.f3<>hl hy druggists, price fifty Vf nt* and one dollar. Yon may have a t- ample bottle u?4 jvniophh-t both sent fro? ^b v mart. uj>on receipt ot three twfMeat stamps l? ? over coat of tx?tayn- Uhe -turrttrr. Mention The CamdeH CkAmicJe and setnl yo?r addros^ to Dr. Kilmer A t;o.. Hinghamtoiw ?f. Y. The ^proprietor el this paper guarantees the fctititt ?? of thtooCer. f r.oo .?,10 ?JOT no So OHIO RIVER &, CHARLESTON RAILWAY CO ?>.<.( I J Willi Tlt<< SOUTH CAROLINA Sl CEORCIA RAILROAD. In !>1A.V Ml, I S!)S, North honrnl Lvo. 7 10A.M. ?? }? (i() '? 10 10 i? or, i' i o:> i r.o ?j .*{{) M f. T :s \) " 4 :\r, 41 r? io " r? no ?? li 00 '? JO ?' o 55 " 7 10 ' 7 ;t ."i " 8 lo ?? h :;o ?? m 55 ?? :i no ?? ;? 4J."> fArr. i) 50 m. North -hound Arr 7 50 l\ M ?' 7 .'if) " Lvo. 7 15 " Knnit ru Tinic. (S. ( '. & ( J . ) ( 'liurlonl< tii Ihanchx illo Kinuvillc (O. U. Jfc C.) ? ('inn, leu Keratin xv Lancaster Catawba I unction I took IMI " Yorktillo llludcfthnr^ K:ir Is l'allPiHOii Sj?riiijfM Shtylhy l.nlt ioitiii* iMooicsl.oro . Henrietta Korea' Cjiv O' J lliiihcrfonhon Mil woo. 1 ( ioltlt n A i ley 'I hernial ( "ily ( ! lenwood Marion (( Jnlliu'V branch.) liliiokshnrt; Cherokee KiiHfl ft >1 (Til C V8 South-hound :V2, Arr , H |?. M. " v/ 5 17 " " ( ->H " * " 2 :ir? " ' " i r?o ?? ?? |*2 r,o " " 12 05 ?' " 1115AM " I I 05 " " 10 00 " *? \) MO " !? -J ft ?? "\ ' !> 10 44 " H tiO 44 " S 10 /' ?? 7 fto Vl " 7 1*5 " " <1 55 " 41 ?? <5 ?4 (I 10 44 ??' i; or> ?? ?? 5 10 " 5 'JO A INI. South-hound i .vi% r> oo ?\ m, '? r? 15 44 ? Arr. r> ;tr> " Train* north of Camden run daily cxccpt Sunday. TiniiiH between Charleston and KingHvillc run daily. For information as to fa?l. freight schedule. rates, Cl.vdo Line Knilin^, etc., call on local, contracting of-4 traveling a^oins n| I ><>? h rout Is, or I.. A. MM KUiSON, TrullKj MV'r , S C. & (i. li. K-. Chnulehton, S. C\, II. I'. (SHAY, Tratlle Almin^or, Cli n<* nnal i,;( )liio, S. H. LUMPKIN, (i. r. & r. A . lilftrkHhurK, S. C. SHORTHAND - the worlil and want n start in somo good hoiu.o, we can prepare you for business ancU get employment tor you. Bookkeeping, Banking, I'oi respond-' enee. Penmanship, Stenography. Typewriting, Telegraphy and f>rni?.-\rat?rv Departments. Instruction BY MAI Lor personally The best equipment for boys ami girls, young men and women, vuocxyeu. to ciiter commercial life a courso of stuily *'.t New York or the Business Institute 81 E. 129th SI., Now York, N. Y. Such 'l con r ho utfty ho completed in from tlireo mouths to a year, and fcfc comparatively small expense /' Those rtuijoolH have earned tho h'^host rrnntntlon hornmio ^ I, Their patrons* many of ?whom have experimented with other schools, fay THEY ark run BEST. }?. Th?y ttnke fait hi ul teaching and conscientious service their chief claim to merit. 3. They ar* thoroughly equipped and ably managed* 4. They not only train for practical v/ork but always secure situation* for graduates of their I5uiincs? and Shorthand Courses* They oiler tffrf A to any one f.?r lirst information of a vacancy for R lL v cr f\ Ft ti JJoukkuepor, Stenographer, Teacher, Clerk or TolO^rapU Oparaw.r which thoy suout-od i.? Jiliin>j. and mtpply competent anaiRt* ants to imsineeiuncn v. iihont ehar;;w, Kef; r \>> llankorfi, Merchants and promi* nent patrons in nhnoul wvvr y mumy >a tho United litatoH, If y<m nro aeekin# ?<mplo?':nuiH and to uludy, Svi. l II VO tw??-ccut fi'taTup* for live eauy lcsHonn 0>Y mail) tit filioti hand. Cull or wri'.u fur our p-.iblir.-ulonn. You will flncl their Ku^}>r!ifion? very iiclpi'i.l. Beautiful Catalogue ?rco. or AdvUvba, f n r C. CiAiNt'3, M.A., 13. L. ? t p vU r^UKhkoopulo, W*w York. BOOKKEEPING A f/omlnnnl I?hy?trl?n, , A prominent Now York physician ' In diseasing the merits of ltlpann Tabulea with a brother if. D. said : ??Sovoral v ears ago I asserted thut if one wished to become h phi lan. thoplat, and do a beneficent deed ? ona that would help the whole hu man race ? nothing could tx? better than to procure the Hoobovelc Hos pital proscription, ivhick is the bin is of the liipans Tubules, ami cause it to i 1)0 put up in tho form of a ketchup and distributed nmoiitf the poor. Sols* Iiiorcaalng. Tho largest rotaU drug store in America it* that of liegeman & Co. on Uroadwav in New York City. A reporter who went thero to learn how Ripanii Tab ulae wore selling bought a flve-cent carton and naked i "Do you have much oftll for theae?" Ho wiui reforred to a gentleman who proved to be th? nead of tho depart mnnt. Ho itald t "Tho 6alo of Rinan* Tabuloe4 !s constant and is increasing. due cflpt'oiully to t ho influential character of thetontimoniale In the daily pro*n, end growing out of theee, through tho recommendation of friond to friond. Satisfaction with them is voi y general. When once thoy are begun I notice that a permanent customer for them is made. This, 1 believe, ia tlirough their intrinsic merit, which proven the bona fide character of tho advertising. I think thom njH'oiallv useful in tho general run of fttonmoh troubles." Ait ridorly Lad/, An elderly lady living At Fordham Height**, a of Now York City, and who wus known to bo a warm advocate of ttijMtiiK Tabulcs for any case of liver trouble or indigestion, said to u roportor who vitiitcd her for the purpose of learning the particu lar of her coau : "I had alwayfi employed a physician and did so oh the lout occasion 1 bad for one, but at that tiiuo obtain**! 110 beneficial romilla. 1 bad never had any faith in patent medicine#, but having b*mJu Ripaiui Tubules recommended v<^y highly in the New York JItralJ Cou. eluded to give them a trial/ and found they woro junt what i*ty cane dcmand?Ki. I have never employed a phyfiician aincu, and that meuun a saving of $2 a Call. A dollar's worth of Rip Ann Tnbulcs lantH mo a month, and I would not bo without thom now if it woro my lo?t dollar/* At the time of thia inter view thoro wero present two daugh ters who specially objected to their mother giving a testimonial which should parade her numi) iu the newspapers. but to do thin the elder lady argued : "? There may be other canes just like mine, ana I am sure I take great pleasure In recommending theTabulce to any one etflicted as I was. If the telling about my coae in the papers enables some other person similarly alTected to bo hs greatly benefited a? 1 have been. I see no objection " Tha daugh ters, knowing how earnestly who rolfc ul>out iho benefit she had received, decided she was quite right. A now ?' ylo wwki* oontA|!>|r>w *? * np??? T*?n u In a |*i>or rnrtnn without rUm) Ik n >w for uluiil Horn* Jruif ?t uiv?? rou r?? * ocvm Tlii? low tTleetl wrt U Intanut <1 f..r tin- po? r ?n.l pia c?'oii<?>il<til. (Ik drain ?>f the flv?> cent o?rt??n? (1 ? i?l?ul?-it) run Ik? h??l tor Mall l.y ? iiJhii; fortj rltfM <*/>?? to th? Kir SHU ? *T. IO*nni.?.? Strvrt Nuw Ymk - or a klmrUt carton I litiH TAnn.art) will t? *?n? for fl*n rrnt? l!iMli?T>Hi'U<ui-fal?>lMliti) of ? uno ? furor*. no* ? ak*m(i nnd nt aomo liquor ?ton?*nil Urlor *lio|?. Uuifln* relief. Jn '1 tic Chronicle voting conical Mr. M. L. Smith W!K rlccltfrt'd I o l>e llio moHl |mjni ):?r roeiuVr of the Camden Bar. Nov. 1 '? ? 1 yr. Mr. Hoddoy, of Rock Hill, Wftnla n Reprefcnlfve In Camden. The mann&emo/i t ?f Ike JCqnitaldo Lif?i Hofci^tv In this terri tory i?' d^tHron* of w?nlfinj?y4lKj aer. Ticca of a man of clmrsfiter and abil ity t<? r?pr<j?>tiit iu inioMo, with Camden, H. ?? l*?adi?*eil?M*. The risjlit man ?r<|| be ti;nron}>lily cduo.it e?l in llio science of lifn ;nsnr*nc< and lfu? nrf of Kn<*oe*?fnl ftolicitin# Then- it* no buslnoea or pmfeaaion, not re<|niriii? oafital, which is more remnnrrattro than a life agen^j oo? ducteil with energy and ability. C?r respo&Jeo** with mew who dcm'ie tn secure employment, and are am hi lions to attain, ^romiaenee fn the profession is invited. W. J. Rodder, Manager,* totk VitiTi. Cl d Job Piinting. \V?> hav? aiMril to our olllre a linger ami inure rapid job printing pr< as/VtfiUi a rnpnrity of 1 ,1550 an hour. Vour onlcrn for job piiui i ngr ?olicite<l. SatiHfaciioit guar Aiilceri. CLEMSON AGRICULTURAL & MECHAN ICAL COLLEGE. Six Department*. . Agricultural, Meehtoimt, T?yip, Litcnuj# n tWSfy:~ 45(1 xtod^nu. ft* llltt rated fltUdofiw Ilrttiy 8. Iftrfioft 1'