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Z'tmp Hr< r. are selling iluir on tiro tftock of s : uuner 1400 Is at and below cost. Now is tlu' liiao In ? roap a harvest of bargains at this pop ilnr and reliable store. Tobacco Barn Burned. Mr. II. JU. Brown met with the J m'^fortune on Inst Sunday mornim- j < f having one of hin tobacco Ofum j l>uriMMl. The barn wt*s (nil of In : l>a*ico which in one day longer ! would have Icon fully cured. / Bucklen's Arnica Salvo. Tho bent waive in (he world for < ' n In, Bruises, Korea, Ulcers, Sail Rheum, Fever Sores, Teller, Chap ped Hands, Chilblain*, Corns, and all Skin Kruplions, and positively cures Files, or uo pay required. It ia guaranteed to give perfect satis faction or money refunded. Frier 25 cents per box. For sale by F .Leslie Zomp. t JPotit Jurors for Septonibor Term of Court. R B Jones, F J ) it Hope, I) A ltoykin, J J Campbell, Meynardio I Grigsby, H C Cook, Alex McCafi kill, James T Grimsby, Henry Ho tan, W M O a \ , W F Brewer, VV II Peebles, .1 B Brauh&m, I) 10 Spen cer, L VV Boykin, Luther Gardner, Kflaa Brannon, John S Bi'own, B H Burdell, J W Bntlur. J A Rahon. W T Boll, Walter Cunoiogham, A .T Boykin, C N Humphreys, Minoi Haley, R L Bell, K J BIbhcII, II Truesdell, J W Murchison, II II Sessions, .1 R Dinkins, I) J Fletch er, D M Kiikley, T II Davis, C A Johnson. St. Charles. Editor Chronicle : ? I am now al homo again, I have just returned " from Wq'st Wateree, I had tho pleasure of attending services for several while oyer there at Union Church, (Bettor known by some as Briar Branch,) Br v." J. R Smith assisted the pastor, Rev. W. II. J*ynor. Mr. Joyner is verj* muoh loved by his people at Union. Tho meeting closed with twenty* two accessions to the church, nine lean of them will be baptised on tho 1st Sunday in Sept. at 10 ptdook a. m , thp pthor three woio received by letter. Mr. Kdllor, your scribe is nr. s Johh to know why there are not pioro competitors for tlie scholar* ships offered by The Chronicle than there are. Surely the young ? men do not reallae what an oppor tuntty they arc lulling p$i* by un improved, ? ? ' Puer. Jtfr, W*tkins Wlth4rftW*? fC <1 i tor Chron!i>io 5-**Ploa?o allow roe lo say through The Chronicle that owing to the fact, that I ?m engaged in tho suli^o) loom, and ha | cannot oopaui* ntioualy ??jU t be ?ohool room to participate In the County csmpsign 1 hav*) oftt-r earn fully considering the matter decid ed to withdraw from tho race for Go. 8upt. of Education. In taking this position J am deeply sensible of the obligation# under which I Iiavo been placed to rny friends for their many kind words of enoour. ngcaient and desire to thank them most heartily for their support. While I have no politics) ttspirn* tious I may say that, iu behalf of my friends who have .so kindly Urged me to make the race I have entertained some hope that I would "lie 'ablnvto do so but foreseeing n? I do lbat"?M:onti nuance lu the race nnjny part'Vould necessitate mj* wiultyiwaL'Troni the school room and e$vl tsnnot conscientiously do ah for political preference 1 deem it {HcumhenV upon rfijy-soH to with? draw from Vbe rjK'el Again thsak* jug my friends for their support thus far I am Very Respect fully, J. E. Watkins. Why Mr. Huasell Should be Elected, . Mr. Editor: ? While I am a be liever in rotation * in offices for Photh State and County, I think there should he some exceptions, and one exception I will make, as 'I think it is for the public good, and sn act of justice. Mr. .W. F. Russell after the' death., 0/^. Auditor f)rnk< ford received the endorse ment of our Senatov anil Represen^ tatives, and was appointed to the position of Auditor. When Mr. Ru*scll took churge he found much unfinished work that bad to be per ' formed and that in a busy /.time of taking returns and looking after the aeveral board* of equalization. It was very important that this work aliould l>e done at once io order that tho County Treasurer could perform liia duties according to . law, aa be could not collect any] delioqnent tax on til the Auditor had made tip a liat of all delin quente, besides he had to m<iae _np ? book of additional assessments, Hfld rer >n tbt Hiaa-to tho ? Cortp trotter General giving each acboot district with all real fifed peraonal rrwofwrtrt wlih the taxes, penalties -**4 polls. * Oae meeoould net poe dy 4o all tbia work and tbe Aa tor bad to hire help, which he oat of Hie o#n pecket. Now sfsslt written -op*; tbey irre MM and correct. Now it MCT iary hard lo Ur? Mr> down after be liae seeoeed mU?k op bieolloe |* foe Okkacy. Tfce taxpayers eboald wttr *tbie in The Campaign Opens. The tirst meotinu ??l tho county cunpaign wa< hold on Wednesday Ht Shamrock. Tho early morning was ,, most unfavorable ime? ft northeast wind wah blowing and the rain pour ed iu torrents, but this did not p <e vt ni The Chrnnio'e and tho candi d-ttcs from being present. About I*1 o'clock the ruin had coaled and soon ? yoodlv number oi people, iii?.1??iin?: ladies, iia?t assembled. The meeting was helil in the beautiful grove l|> hont of tho residence of Mr. M. 1C. D.vis, and tho nrrangotnont of tbe *tand and dinner tabic showed thai care and g<>od taste (or such thing 11 characteristic of Mr. 11. T. .Johnson The llrfct speaker was Mr ?|. 1. 1 1 ay who bus no opposition, an" there beini! no issues Mr. Hay, with biH usual good jud^men', staled that |,o would not consume time by mak iu.' a apeeeh and simujy stated that he appreciated the honor the people bid conferred upon him by electing him to the Henniei that he a ways tried to be in bis place in the Senate and do bis dllty to Kershaw t ouuty and South Carolina. He ho bad no opposition and wanted all to vote for him. Mr Winkler said that this part ol the conuty recall od to bis mind four von rs ayo where Ibe lira* political vnecch ot his lite was made, and at which mooting he stated his views ui. on all impoitant questions, in that campaign be had beer, elec e and two years ivpo the same honor had been conferred upon him, am to day, if his course is approved be asked to ho rstuvned, bohcvinR ? an old member could do better than a new one. That it took some time fur a man to r,et ac<)uamted witb the duties, He di-1 nut thmU had done anything that we would b* ashamed of, Ho was aUays'n bis sent and tried to do h)? di| t> . The main question, Mr . Vunkl paid, was liquor, and the nstem.wos tho only practical solu tion of it-high license being a curse and pr?MWtf?P impracticable It was a nerious question ap<l ph?ul . be settled by our best and most level beaded m o n, Tho legisla ture had worked together h^^onj ou?ly and that ? more brotherly feel ing now exUtod between t*e two faotlone, end stated in evidence thereof the fact of Senator Tillman flying for the p.PHQ^tmftnt of (Jen. Butler a Major flenoral in tbe aim). Why are taxes nut lower? i ho poo* plo never took a deeper or moro ea - nest interest in ihe cause of eduoa tion and Hu>t }<? tl?^ C t' e tional levy for eohoo. purpose. t.?o pension appropriation [*nd the o? of tho phosphate royalty 'hat b|a Uxca ao i'?h. AU had been done by our delegation to reduce ox nL#"?. llooonld do batter aerv.ee In the If o?l se Mi*0 ?Ver V?pfftrc? ftml would do hjs duty* Mr. jiethune said th^t t-WO ago he bad no intention of enter** public life. and that be came . ml at the earneet eolio-tatmna of l>ubl|o olflcc !vt)? public tros A now m?n is not ?? wj H'1 fill tbo plaoe ae ?O0' *bo a ' some experience. Tbe tax . ^ was one which had oauacd hi. n . wn si.lcrablc thought. As h's co leng e had stated everything pose, hie hat been dono t? reduce taxation. 1 road la*. panalona and achool 5 accounted for high la.cjtr Ho thought that come or the "Pf""l'r tiona to Stale col'egcn could bo ro dueed and the farm at Uemson lege il.?en-cd .< b. The D-pen sary wan the only aoluliun of 'he liquor law. He was a practical pro. bibit'onist and would urge all y""n? men to touch not, tafctp not, handle not. He thought that members of both State and county N?*rd8. 0 Control should be rcquirod to take a prohibition pledge. H e colicaf" nould testify that no one an?w#cd to roll oall oftuner than he, and that lie would do his duty. , Mr. Richards said that ho had ??' It once before been a candidate and that was for matrimony. He hoped that he felt tl.e re.ponBlbil^yof the office to which he afplred. I he pow ?r of tho legislature was almost HQ limited and was sorry that our le?s lators Would notr- reduce tftxatl m Tbe educational question wo uM be the great Ono for the next ture Ho would do nothiptr to im pair any o( the present institutions oflearnlng? that we needc every one of them, but there waa too much money expended in their conduct. Opposed the training <M5hool-Jwrp?J5' islators. He wpuld oppose Mr Pat lon'i plan for re distncting W?c sui Which would Rive another gold bag representative te ( ooereee. ltu would aleo of p??e Senator Bnice Wl! -requiring ?? ter. U|>|>o?eil 10 UieUrdstoW eewa^ jok?? wb^ yea re ego he woe ejggf iw ,^*t' ^ X'fiiWSsyaS: tflbhl^f -MIp.WW.iW W* ~ J. ? - ? ? ^ hcen gveu to t diit it's <>l t lie Milieu 11*- could i ii v i ? lived ohoapcx in ti<* country but I ved in (own i<< 1 1 ** i a ttend to the ?1 ?t i i-i> of (lie utKo.o. 1 ?' .it con Id In* piovi n that any man wo lit into 4 ho Treasurer's i> Hi o** on school business. during the -*> dajs la*t Full ill. -it Wo ?sh h|? i) ,M i lfongh, j ami *hh not promptly waited on, lio would withdraw from the nice. Mr. Ki'kloy said ho whs glad in : scr> so many out; (ha* it whs right to tsiko in toilet in poblios. Ho did ; not expect t-> uo into otlioe l?v run ning dow t) Ijis competitor. 1' I a??i I In' man vote for in" , il my couipeti tor i>t the ri*iht one vote tor him \\'ns yhtd that vo good ft report j O'Mihl I ?i> made by Mr Copeland, but > could not see how at\v "HO man j could hy special clToi t pluco the 'schools oftho county upon u oasl i basis Ho had suggested several | VI nr, ago Mint tlio schooU bo out | down u iiionth or two so a* to place i them upon ft cash basis. There was i ton m ii oli ignorance among our poo i pie Appropriations to colleges d d I rtot honofit the country schools When he was sent to W ? ?r*l Col lege $s0() Vfts lone hy not -having been properly ndvanced by the conn irv seh o's. For this reason Clem* pod College tilled a very imports I place. The present incumbent had made u good Superintendent but tlmt. wjtH no reason that a hotior one could not be gotten ?'Our own Hill Hough" was next introduced who said tl??t ho >vas non liuded (wo yeft'H ago and had tilled the otttoe to the entire satisfac tion of the people, and thai he would continue to take good care of the people's cuflh. Mr. \V. F Hussell stijd ho appear ii. I be far" I hu people us a candidate for Auditor. During the liino he had been in the ofl'ice he hud tried to discharge Ids duty to Kerslmw coun ty an?l South Carolina. The expe rience he had gotten in the ofli e bet ter fitted him t > till if. Most of you here to day arc farmers and j-ou w >uld not exchange an experienced lisnd for hi) inexperienced one, Two of his competitors evidently believed in rotation in office, but it was to rotate from ?>ne ofli >e to another. Mr. Vhdps had been (Jo. Supervisor for 4 years. Mr. Knbon has boon on the Board of yupcrvjgor of Tlog i*t ration for y yc^rs and ha* t hnt Job for 51 vettiw longer, and be thought Mr- Habon ?lonld complete the job lie now hafi. Am here t r ? stand on my record. The grand jury had reported piost favor^ly ??p on the condition of his office. The olllco whs open for and hp courted inspection of it hy Mr. W, t). Jones said he had nev or made a public speech. The olllee of Auditor did not require h speech maker. It wftfl an olllee of figure* nnd their oapttnlalion. He was a book- keeper' Mr, JMtolp# n^xt spoke. Mo said that, ho had been Supervisor for 4 years. He felt that, he had done bis duty aiVd those who know him would any no. Jndgo Russell s rqtatioj} in oftjoe vyfti? tor the people to qay. H the ppoole would put lib}} be would do hlu duty ur get ouj. 'Mr. Habon oaroc before tluro for the first, time asking the nomination of Auditor. As to his friend, Mr. | i^jfsflfili ho rtlflo t^olfoved iq rotation i jnTiftiec--from one enqipnign to an other. He would not say that, he was the on'y one of the candidates competent to fill the oHloe, I. elect ed he would discharge the duties to t,|ic satisfaction of the people. Mr. j{nfoe stated tUat he was the baby candidate of JJnffa'o township and hopod the people would nurse him carefully. Was his first timo to ask for oflieo. Much of hie time had been spent in teaching school. Claimed nothing above his competi tors-.-, hip equal. Ho had stood of! long ond watched, others s?)ck pub lie pup. If electod he would have no pets but treat all alike. Mr. Parker came for the first time H-i as a candidate. The oijlce of Co. Supervisor re<ju red a man of good common sensw, i?olior and reliable The way to judge a imn w.ie by vhat lip li^d done. Kxamine the eaudi date veil l^ofore yoting for hup He has J8 years of experience in ^rjdge work. etc. If cloctpd ho would gice his best ability. <J Mr. Oree^l said it was noedless for him to say he was glad to meet the peoplp hpre ||is rocord was small hut was willing for the people to in vestigato. Was almost sure he was going to be elected. Ho was not here to say he was the only man fk for the place. Ho could say no Qoujd refer tn almost any bank or business concern for bis business qualifications- If ho wus not the | right roan let htm go, but lie was J. E. Cived, Thrvrry mat* you ncwl. Mr. ftfcC^ftkill soid II vim nepdjiTJc for him to go into dptails. Jfe w?s well known ftn<J woql<l simply state that ho was ft candidate for Co. Sa por visor. Mr. J. C. Hilton. ? This was the first time ho was e?er caught' up in a campaign ring And felt a delicacy in appearing before the people, bat after 4-wo years when be appeared f#?r re-election this Itopld bo worn off. The SnpeMjorlftt* sot rsaponslbl* for alt thatioard did. Taxes are too high. Vronld not sa j that lie woo Id JjQailJtojMDllJE fill taper than tfupt done laat yea# or the- jmr- lycftwo Was m the Btwd when tlis new |a?t wM Bsk Woslil rOB the enstj as cheaplr and esoaomfoitllj as poe iibte. What (be chain gsD^ eon not the poblie ros4e sttould be let fivtTv contrsef. As thU$e are now the wfcole oonnty Jo t*?#d for the ebafngaftg aad o*ty Ms^t of * HlJt JL How'sTI mmSm T7or Msgietrate tor Beffalo towaaltfp, said that he did net ere lb** treo ne eeeaarr for either b?~Wr. Jobnsoe I lo ?n*M rpi-fc. 3ET_ pi A I and liHtl l?ei it ir it'll. Vote for the J 1 1 win ??t \ i >iir o. ?I .Mr ??. K Mc(-t?Kkdl candidate for ! the ofttCO ftftid he W is I lor xvtoM wis considered a ver\ j iltanklosfc (Hi 'v I If i li? mk: i? I licit u l j candidates should have ? ?^?|?? m?* n I Mr. II T -'o1 1 1 koi i Hvit he J was i e^nd tint 1 lor M.igiUi ??( I"; I IhilYJo rownwlii|i and wanted to In* cleetod |iiit lift'' i' this tenn In; w^nM i r?? ?t have il for yrits. j I Ids closed I he s|m nK icj.; mmI a i mjms? rfopnnt dinner v.-as thin - * ? r \ i ll, hoimi slier wlneh t ho crowd I'c to dlSpi-rxc. The II' (II* | i tig WnH il lllish 1 one and j wo iru?( 0 c remaining throe w i./l bo j Ct 'initio! I'll U|lOll till* KJllllO JihllU'. ?? . ??.? , Fursonai. Mr. P T \ lUepigue will ti n've in u I'liiv' or two for (JIitu Springs j where be w i 1 1 In lore Nor ll? to liuy/l is full dx>ek ?>! j v?o?ii|.-j. Ilio fact (il Mr. \ illcpi^iii s j vroiu^f to I Lu North iijt'tiuH Miniif J ??! i n <* to tin1 buying public i>f Kci i sIihw an. I adjoining couuIiok. IJis Js|mc1< this full will bo unanrpiiskpil. Dr. A. A. Moore w;ts ealhd l?> I ?lackslitir?* on profusion n I business j ? in last Tuesday. Mr. (1 ibie Haunt, who is praetic. i ? n ?4f law in New Ytirk Cily spend i fff a few weeks hero at Ins old j Ik. inn Mr. (1. ?! OliveroeK, eye specialist, of Columbia, according to announce ini'iit in Tlio (Jhrouiclo arrived in Ciiinden on last Monday and is now in Camden and can be. found at the ^-.nikman llon-se. Dr. A. A- Moore, -I r , who lias bin u spending a fuw da\ y in (Jjiiuden lelt on Monday last, to accept an ex col lout poHiti??n on bono Island. Mi\ .I. 10 McOuslvdl is annoiineril I his week an a candidate lor Mii^is trato for Huflalo township. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. Tfc? f?0- yf Remarkable Itvocnie. Mis. Mitdiai.pl Oui'tain. Plainlb'ld, 111., uinkcs thoVbtalcnicut, that flit* caught cold which settled mi he i lungs; she wsm treated for a iponi(i by If c r 1'amjly pfyyajciun, but grew worse. I Jo tc|d hoi tdio wim n hi.pejcf?? vi;:tim of ooo^nippiion Ktid thi.t no tiKiiioine could onto her. ller druggist suggested Dr lvin^'ii New Discovery for Con sumption; she bought a bottle and VI her delight found herself Iwnio ftttbd jrom ?Vit doge, .sue con tin- j u?*d lu w?e and after taking nix hollies, found heraclf sound und wt|i; now does her n^n houAow?,ikj j und is an well ft? h.'io over was. Kroe irjai b?Htlen of t|na O real di?* oovery at. F. ^cdlie Zfipp'H Drug ijtoie. L ft i^o bouion t)0c an?l < How Oni Who <a Not ft Prophet Says The Voto Will Stand in Kant Kershuw. Mr. Kditnr : ? Wo are not ? prophe^or tiip son of (f perhaps it *vi l li?? of intercut to your many leadiiru, and especially i!i? candidates to know how our Afc.tloti will vole in I he coiblng piimary. Knr the Senate, Ifon. .I. I". 1 1 *i v will ?>f course lead I lie race fur lie {}ns po opposjljop^ yp(, we , think mott any competent man eotiJd defeat him .in our section. For the Legislature, Winkler and Htliunc, will lead the race. While there is some ohjection to Winkler, as lie is not a "trite blue reformer"1 yet it is acknowledged that he b the smallest man in the rirt;e, therefore nil intelligent citizens will support him. Hethune h up been "weighed in the balances and lias not been found wonting" an'* sliould fii* returned. Capt. C. C. finite will of course holij tho fort for Judge of Probate. And now we come to one of the most ? if not altogether important flOJcoH jn tin county, Auditor, which not only requires a competent man but i? one of the hardest to fill, and should be in tho hands of one who is ousliljed to #iye entjre satisfac tion, and such can be found in the I pei son of Mr, W, J, .Jones who will sweep our section from "Dun to Itorsheabfl." We venture he will! get at least four fifths of the en tjre votes jn our neighborhood. NuKt we ooriio to the Supervisor. ft in needless to say that our worthy neighbor, Mr. C. W. MoCtskill, will get ,,fivc-Q.ftliB" of the votes in ICast Kersnaw, If e too has given entire satisfaction as an officer and wo don't think Uie duties of the of Uov could be better (llled by any. one. If lie is not elected he will pake some one "Bcramble." While Mr. Gopeland lias made an excel lent .Superintendent of Kducalion and will agfeif) make a good one, Mr. Kirkley,wiH also poll a good vote. MiyW. H. Hough wit! of coUrw be re-elected Treasuier. I guess the office of Coroner will again g* begging. A a we <l?n't fcnnwTSticJi r|w?p} oilice of Magistrate wp w|il not *ay how it witfVtafrrt. Tliaokfng you Mr. Kditor foi hlsd ^nertion of tbf? article 1 alb jour friend ?. x. ii. .. br. ('. J. Olivrrmi, Of Columbia, S. C., : fir tin?Rr A*E\f DAT*? lliPid wiyiH ifl 4iaHmn of Kje. tUr. Moto mi d.Tlny t. (CUli uwmkmm flimi u - ? * i ' ?? '? Business Education, is oir.MV.l oni> i v a. i t <>in' ?4 i r I in o:w;!i rnuntv S. l>y tin; laryval, m.>*l Iv oijuipptM l.\ I'TUt'licul institution in t lie* South. I>uily <1 > til it* actual biisiau'Att Uttnkinji ami ?? 1 1 1 ??<* work. I'ortititum art' fruamntOi'tl jjratluaU'S thion^-h On- F.tnjiloymciit Kurt an. A ? ! < i r ? ? n h . Tlio Georgia Business (.'olh'go. .Macon, Ua. A OUOl) HECDRB. RliCKW I'llllTOIilld'S III! W f.SIIR Onn.sult your alliums ? hack for 10 vu.iih -This im my |u/\i r^oucl. 1 am tluln^ ftin} will continue to 'in I lio HK^T W< )IIK. I hm> it<>( milium; nu.v j?romj??>s, Imt will jet mv woili fr-penk fr?r itnolf. ('I II'I1' my hoii, im 1 1 }>- 1 ? >- 1 1 m t e photographer, heat* tho wfiTUl yu Clnhhim'N and I'ahv'u picturon. 1 am tin- li?'nt who introduced tlio uoiiuiiH' CAHBOXKTTE l'lIO'iVu; II A I'fjS 'I'll")' ??'?mo n little hifhor, but uro woll worth tin* dill'eronrp. RECKLINC'S PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO, 1435 MAIN ST., s. V, VP hi AW ?M-J* 1+4 is Vj f| titujy 'igrf '>|?'-i wi U uii Ii*-.'i \Jt .J '??&& :^\a* II The American Gen tin man's Whiskey. oraaisr yr Ki /v. cyt ,n Warrantoda L'UHl^TOXJC^L STIMULANT, lie commondot] 1>S ^hysjeiaus an<i known as tho CHOICEST WHISKEY For Club, Family au<l Moriiciiml U?t\ WJI. LAN A II AN & SON, Hulllmoro, M<l. 'JO UK 11AI> AT A I.I. Dlbl'KNK V 1(1 ICM, LUMBER! LUMBER! I lin-.ejtiBt pi) re)?:i3C<rl a complete new out lit lur of nil kind u i ? < 1 am |?re|>ariMl to give you tlic* wry host liiiiiiii'r nt ri'iii.'irknlilt* low tales. All or ders piompllv lilU'tl. Lunihm- deli vered when ?i?'siioiI. Your order# solicited. ltfH|u'ctfully , Apr. 15, "JK .1. A. WATTS. DR I. H. ALEXANDER, ! Dentist. Graduate of Lhc Philadelphia Dcntnl College, Session 187<5-7?. OFK1CK BROAD STllKKT, Camdkk, 8. C. Two doprs Sou i|i of The CUron* icle Office, It i.s must flmo for BED BUGS to Infill sproiiUng. Comoto (bo m- or and ^ct a bottlo of DrakoV Bed Bug Pizen. It ih aojd on its merits and doon tho w*>rk woll. Uso it oarly and have* |>ea<;c tlio balancc of tin* Summer. Don't wait 'till tjicj_bo#iu to work- on yott. Oomr NOW. REGISTRATION NOTICE. ? oi'Kit'K or ) -iSl'I'KH VIHOKS OK KkOI8TI(ATI<')N, I Kkkhiiaw Coi'NTV. Camden, S. Maiu ii 21, lfitlfl. J The Supervisors of Ke)/U>li aliun for Kershaw County will Ik; in their ill 'lit? Co;tit House In t'nij?<leu. S. C . on the 11 >h t Momlnys, Tueml lys fl Jiu U't'.tliu'sdn.v 8 of caclv f, month from !? oVIock h. hi. until 3 p. m , Imtil 30 d?vs before the goncta! /flection in 1 J 08 for tin; onrpoge of rt'jj/steiiliK votum. J. li. TtlOllAUDS, Chairman, MAKNKS HA HON. Olerk, A I j K X A N l> K K HflOWX, Member" of (he l;oyi?uuliun DotiH for Kersiinw County. C. J. STEWART. PI) OEM A KKR, Broad Street, Caiudon, S, C> ? w I wish to ar.iiO'iiiuu Unit I Imvo lnc:it eil in Cunnien nml have orionod n shoe ulnui on Main Kt eot. near York, when* I Willie p'e pjeil tv Serve the public. The following prices ?j<enk for theiyise) vQe? : I I nil nole, H0<\ Patches, ftc, Uaianiu '?? ?l?. cnrli. 6c. Stitching round, 5c. J'atronnffe solicited. Very Un*|>cctftiliy , C. J. HTfi .V'AUT. March 2.r,ih '(IS. (ill. S. II, MB & tt\,i MANUFACTURER* OF Doors, Sash* Blinds, Moulding, BniUliq# Materia), Weights and Cordr T3IARLE8TON, - - -&0. t?l%ehiMe our makes, 4lkivl)i we guarantee superior to anj Lumber Yard. I h ive established u lumber yut'l ! lift tu die rour of Mr \V I'. .lolui* | huii s store IVnien wishing lumber i cun {jut. it !> v culling mi Mr .lohnson, w 1 1 ? > will deliver same *i ? n 1 luko or* <li'is l'?i ?i0}' ^pmnlily i letfi rod l{en>eoi I nil v. Mn\ i A \V Walls. ItvulyV IMc Suppoaitovy I unuranteed lo euro l*i !??#* and ( ^tiiHii jitii ioiu or money refunded. |)( i li^\, Scud Fur lint, of i ? si i mi yfiinls and Kroo Sample to MAIM* IN Kri)V, Uctfistered I'hnr ?ii :? * I .?incrisl.ct', l':i. For sale i i.li ;ic.?i ( lii.vtK (I i u i> isi.s every* lulu if, and in t'ntuden, S hy KiuitK .M /v inp. Cull for free sam ple. -,1 . Exnhomou lo Charleatoi . ntt J'liiU NiJay . August IT,. 1 1 I w;l| run tin ? \'*iii sion I on\ Camden to ('Iimi \ "'on. Train will leave (!am ? I I'm m' '? o'clock I'. M, from the S. <? At> *k)jol. mid returning leave ( Miai '' '?I '.in 'i! V o'clock 1' M I'Vidiiy, the li i ? J ' , thus giving the entire day r'l wh.s in Charleston. There will ho special ao 'oiiiiimmIiU ions for ihe la 1 'c"-', . ii ? I 'ho l a re lor ilie round trip ?v i II he only S! on. This will ho tbft i>cst opportunity of the son son tuyi$?, i I lie oily l?v the sea. Atripovffr to ^nllivan'K lslaml antl rotiun for only 10c. This n i 1 1 give an opportunit y to sec seine Spanish vessels and some of our sotdior hi>\s now ?>u du ly there. Separate coaches will bo plovidt'd for t llO colored people, I here will ho plenty of i?o water fine lot the pnssi nj?orH. Arramjomontfl' have In cn ill ado w i ? h the oIlloorB of the law |o keep perfect order on the train. 'Train will stop al nil stu'iona fronj Camden to St. Matthew*. ?I. A. Walts. (.'antoy, H, C. CHILL TONIC. A Positive, Pennanont and ftftoetual Ouio for Chills. Price ;>()<'. borsajo bv * I>i'ti?iiiist Ami Pharmacist, Oaiiuioi), S. O. May l.'llli W. W. Muggins, Plumbing, Awtilng and Pump Work, Wind Milla Put Up, Pinning. Hop I faff Hntl Hoof Painting. Satisfaction guaranteed. Office corner Droiid and DeKfilb Sta, Kenpect fully, W. W. II C (Hi IS May 3, 'US. % H. J. K.NOMSH, I. Jl tiufcn, English Brothers, PtlOPRIKTOJlP, EUREKA BAR BER SHOP. We can now be found in the* eonveniendy located room one door north of the pot-t ofliee where we will be glad to servo t Ue-fu^blic. New\fdiO[>, new lurnitnre, r?ew and ehaip ra zors, clean towels and po'ito attention. Patronage solicited, ENGLISH BROTHERS. March. 25tli, 181)8. W. H. PALMER, wATenLoo, Iowa. "Saved From tho Horrors of Nerveua Pro?. tratiof." by Or. Miiea* Ner*ln?. ? T ^ aOOIIOB- <kw^. ?>?? Indicate comaapUml! Mr- ^ n, IHIWf, of Waterloo, Iowa, wriiwi "j ??? tftk?n with ft MTfooi (tricUin of ikm btoodM?* tr aUoft. I terad