Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

PUBLISHED KVKRY FRIDAY HY? , W. Xj. jM!('BOWELL. |{,\ iKk. One year , 1 1 .&i>. nix mailt tis, 75 conu; three inoiu h*, 4u cunt". Racks you A mvkhtim.no Ordinary immdent idTertisjncntK, first inacitixii f I .00 per Rtjnai ?> ; t.-Hv ? Ii (Mlbueijui-ut in ?ortion AO conl.s per .square, Candidates' Card* lor County oII'mch $3.00. t 'ontfreMionul $10.00. Rosine** local#, ft f**n i r? pur lino each in Hort ion. Ouininutii(!HtioiiH will l?r published when ofilltorotit to the w<-imial public and not of a defamatory nature. No m Hponsihility will ho assumed I'm tin* views of correspondents. Raton for eoutract advertising will he mi riouneed upi>n application at, I In* ollice. Ramittane?* t>y ohecks, drafts and |io?ial money order* should ho made pavalde to W. J.. MoPOWEl.l.", Camden. S. 0. CAMDKN, S. MAY 2">, 10.10. Nlnto Campaign Mori ingx. Tlio following Bchedulo for tlx1 ?State campaign m^ctinga luis Ik-mi arranged. The mooting for K cr altaw county, ?h will be aoen by tbo lint, wijl boon Monday, duly '23: Abbeville, A ugual 1 1 . A ikon, Auguat 1">. Anderaon. A tig 1<>. Hamburg, June 2tt. Harnwoll, .June 22. Roan fort, Juno 10. lJorkely, .Juno 2S. Charleston, Juno H'< (JliOHtcr, -July 2 fi. ( 'lieaterttold, .1 ul > 2 1 . vnaronaon, .inno Colleton, .Juno is, Cherokeo. July 30. J Arlington, .J u'y I Dorchester, .Juno 1 f?. Kdgofndd, Aug Ml. Fair Hold, July 27. Florence, July 12. (Jcorgotown, July I" ( ! reuM tfille, Augud '! (?reenwood, August I 1 1 ant | d t>u, Juno 20 Horry, J illy I d. Kertdiaw, July 'J Luiuvihlcr, July I, aureus, A ngunt I I/OX'ngron, Aiiijiihl 21. .Marion, J ulv 1 J. M arlboro, J ulv IS. Newberry, A ngUHt Ocouee. Aum^t (J. < Jrangebmg, J tine 1 1 I'iekcns, August 7 Richland, August j 2 Spartanburg, July .'?0 Sumter, J one v.Mi. Saluda. August IS. I - nion, A uguNt I . \V illiumshurg, J ul y 1 1 York. July 28. Tho board of health of Sun Fran cisco I) it h adopted a resolution de claring that bubonic plague exi.its in that city. The health authori Hay that there have been nix deaths during the past three months and they decided to take precautions against further development and spread ot the disease. At a meeting of I'rohibitionistH in Columbia liift Wednesday night Col. .las. A. lloyt, of Greenville, whh nominated for Governor, and Mr. f.. Tribble, <d Anderson, for Lieutenant (lovernnr. Mr. II. Cowper l'atton, one of the most prominent young men of the State, died at .Johns Hopkins Hos pital, Baltimore, Mil., on Tuesday last. Kershaw (bounty's part. <>f the Dispensary profits which is now be ing distributed is ? 1 Bfbol Jh-Ut. THK A M F.HI (7 A N INI 'IAN. 'I he American Indians ran be dis. tinguished Irom other Indians bv their color ami occupations. The\ are, as a rule, beautifully proportion ed, ami I heir f iavo a proud and huugh' v look, from tho fact that tlieir curved noses itnd high cheek bones give them this expression Tin* In dian's jntellei't i? not verv great ex cept when it is used in cunning; <?r in leading enemies into traps. They make the finest seoufs and hunters that ean be found in tho world. When America was discovered. Ihe Indians were divided into tribes, that. wero continuidiy warring against each other, thev lived in huts out in the forests nnd sustained themselves by hunting, fishing and waging war. Tho condition of n flairs was enough to make them cunning and cruel^ on every aide, and behind any tree, he might, expect fo be attacked at any time by his enemies: m>, by this eon ???? tioual struggle for existence, their ... faculties wero trained. Tho ertect ol this on their characfers was to intro ~ duce the elements of cunning, cruel ty and ferocity. The Indians remem bered a kindness for a long time, but titer never forgot or forgave an in The whito tnan coming fo America _ forced the Indians U? move farther weet, or to become the servants of the whites. They chose the former OOeree and moved farther away from eivfliyation: In moving they had to ?- Igiit the tribes or whoso land tfcuy pettlert. to in fthit way we can ac> ??_ soqnt for the rapid decreaso in the ajieibere of the Indians. a|notherj ^eSeeeof thcir decrease was their with (be white*. We all know nan between the colonists j Mltlere; daring the eettle Aserioe, there ii erne leng, I rooord of iniifwiero# iiinl war*. In ? wiu?, i In; vvliituii tturc uhvttvu ! victorious. 'I ln-y worn Minply wars in w Iim Ii v.w i tiznl ion fititl Iturbiirisin ! toil i*ll t f,,r 1 1?<J lllU^llTV. tH>?l ?'l Vlli/,?k? I lion WttH xni'iVMlflll ;i 1 1 et ter the condition of flio In | liiiUlK, Hinl now liic IliiliuiiM lliut !'(*? inuiii urt: imri;u.tutf in tfuuilioib, umi Hit* |'li|tul)V tn i'l.llMt;' ivi!l/.?-ll. I ill-* j is trim ni to tin*, jjreuicr num ber ot tin.' in, for in some I'liu'ni 1 1 1?* \ jhtil) U i'M"| i I heir | ? r unit i v i ? minner* i Hint ? iimUmkk A fn w 1'rnhli'ifM wtil '.leciile tin* ? 1 1 1 < si mil lor ill, of win-Ill , er thf* Ill inois rtiil din on! or !>?? c'oint' eivili/.i-'l nii'l oooil ci l-i 7.1'Xt H. < '.il A I M ' I" 1 1 1 1 1 ' Ave l?: liimlf I". - Crtlitey. j Ah I see 1 1 1 \ nimcr stinl brother | cor us |Mj inlf ii t m ci.jiiy my letters ho j much, 'I vs i J i < ?. 1 1 ? ? ? iu(Hiii. Ml?i I'iii^m-?s WiiUi litis ii-liun led Iio.mr ?illrr .spending Hevet'ii 1 1 M \ H Willi I I. <? J k III i 1 \* of .Ml. I .. I,. ; CI v l?u r n, <?l \\ i* h !. v 1 1 i i' ? ; iM Audio Wn'is i? ijiiiie ill, ; hope .sin- will yiinii it<" 1 1 vc r. Mr Willi.' 1>. Mi'DowhII. .Jr., sjH-lit SlMillriV riflcl II < >( i II III Wl'Ht j villt*. I v'Ut MK In- Wi.'iil in hit. ".Mr. !C|\ Iiii in. ' I' n 'i m In-cii <jiiiti,'n v\ hiU> since j w i oi l-, ho I Ii 4 vi' h i i 1 1 Ii- li.ick tic iv? ' ! o H I i 1 1'. .Mi. Hini M i n. 1I> |)oiihI<I l);4vif ? s|n ni Sniuril'iy mii'I Sunday here i I erenl I y. 1 Mr. A. <' Wilt li w u m in K f iH !i ,'i ?v j nil I'll ?o nes-t l;is I wi'i k. Mr iiml .Mrs. II .1 Mnim, spent ! Sliiiilav VVJijj LhL J.'iJJj i J V /if Al'1 -I ' A W -it I S. No Ih'Xlcr vnii .'iii' 1 1 <i 1 1 1 y mist.'ik <ii, 1 1 1 1 < I not nil fin | iIm* t'liion, 1 1 1 1 1 I ;.?!ii'SH you run remember the I'lnits.'i nl ? ? \ fiii 1 1 wcMpenlin Mtircli .1' ;i .Mr. Davis1, do you not? If ! \<iil don't, I oili"-* ('hatter Hox doe ?, H i n?' V inlets. . CASTORS A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought j n,.;?s ,hu sy? ? " i j-itv.ii.?tio u of C /y /'CS'CC4*-?/l/. It ii ;tn i';n,v tr.iiTt.'i r.. ? :.i!in Hi i' a ii ini 'l) 1 1 > ii i ! ? i iii! > i\ c j?,,Wl'r- 'I'll" maini l ,i' i in i i -? ?>! IMIKI'MACIDK It'.ltfl" It I'l I li'i-t ' Ii ? i ii l\ ?? I ??*???? | ??? fll t II 1 1 ? * II I I \ Hint i v ?? \ ? Ill r.l 1: 1 1 i:i M \ l|S\l I. Ilia k '? ' III I III 4. Allll in L" I in iv Ii' > li;n ?? i n I . I\ U I 1 1 I ? - 1 1 II. V. limit -its '??!!*?[?( vnll'.lf till1) li.t\ ?? lirt-ii i mi it a;> : Itrv. I | Inxtir, 1!;| li'titli. N. < Mr i I' l.'i-tiiii i'ii, I It 1 1 1 <;i|uiinro, \ i ' , l),ii!v \ ; ?/ it ?. Mi. A . I Vt u^, !i | ? I ? ' : 1 1 1 1 1 ? - 1 1 1 mi' ? Ii i ill , M hi mi, < .:t.. :i f it;l'rt!<-i'..'!i, N. ('. Solil III < 'alllil"!) I'\ !?'. l.''*!lr ?<*lll|>. I'l III' f I?rr tin! I W indow Shades ol iii] | Mil I cms at ( Irisrn heimer s. F?io line of criitth for Miil.s and skirts and u rv elilap at (lie (Jilt I St ? >re. We sell mueliineiy and mill aup i plies ill manufacturers prices. F. A . N is bet A1 Co. I j Kirn* baby earrtn.rros at ( leisen lit' i (tier's. 1 1 ? n i ? ? r , l'.n;*iiies, Snw Mills. [ Thrcshim; Maehines all, khuls of | M aclti nerv. Mill supplies, and build lets materials at faetory prices. Iv A Nisbet iV Co.. Supply Agents. hVniettiber I >. K. 1 1 in mod i 1 1 not I be undo i sold. Several oars corn and oilier I -til IV. bought before tin- rise. N\ i 1 1 hp vi! cuslotiiol'S tlit* advantage of. 1 >. K. llinson. With all th< competition in Ion line P. 1'.' Ilin-on is doin^ a larger bu"ine-'s than Ik* ever did. Mammocks at all prices at (icisenhoinu is Nice dried liu t ol all kind at 1 J K. Hinsnn's li In n in acide is not reeot.i mended ! fi r t In- t ine of < \? i v ill ; it dot-M |<>til enie f very t It i n g. lint it is a jeetlain cure for rlie'.i mat i m ?, ami is la line blood puiilier and laxative; i try it. Sold by I'. Leslie Xemp. I'liis is tlx season to order j*inner t ics lor the next rrop. (?<-t. estimates Ion M nri ii v 's ee'e l>ra tod ginniui; sys b in Iioiii I !. A. N isbet \ to, ina. elunciy and supply rv.'en's Camden, ; s. i j Fine assoi t men t o| matt ings just arrived at t lei^enlieimet s. ( Jen nine lied (tats at priee of feed . (>ats at 1 }. F. 1 1 1 iihnn'.s, Fine Fur nit nre Polish at ( loiseiihei incr'a. i ('hair bottoms and briskets. ( leisellliei tiler's. l.ooO lbs Fancy < renin Cheese. l)on't bit v till vnu get my jiiic**. I Si n<?lel on'x B?ilr<TV. New Home Sewing Ainchines, grades at (Jeisenhcitiier's. Snali. Poors and Minds on short j notice at factory prices F. A. N i.-bel & Co.. Manufact nrer's Agents. Poplar and oak Sideboards at I fieiaenheinter'a. I We have a lot of seasoned lumber on hand at h went market price. Sid ing, ceiling and flooring promptly drtt*artd t<? order. K. A. Ni*bet Co. ^ Zephyr at iho (lilt Kdfto Store at 10c per packago ? four !<*{?? to the< package. Why does trade keep up with I), j E. IJimon? ]lceau?o he advertises, j sella goods cheap nnJ keeps good , frssh goods. J'" Hymttie&l , All. N ??*?!( iwlt'l'M l?f t ( H HfifK l??l ' ; ^untlur ufln ution f; ?r Maxiev, ] where lie wn* married to Mit*? Sal- 1 j liir ChtIit of thai plaec. Mr. Htlil ; M i h. Osieen returned t<? t'umdeu | on 1'ueHiluy last. { Mr. floury fJoodnle nml Mins ! May M n?'k uImm? matried last >nnduv afternoon in Weal Watoreo. | .Mr. .S un Hammond mid M ihh . Km in 'i Mick'e w^m ill arried on Monda v nielli iasl nt tin;- homo of the In i?l?-. .Mr .1 1 >|i ii Meyers, of ( amden, f Hint Mi*si Matlie Pinker, of ltid^e wiiv. wt n? married in l? til};iiV\fta y "<?n Sunday in.ii. I'i s 1 1 1 ? r '_W: per du/en noh|) best in to>\ m lui t lit* money. S. N. So well (V>. K. A Nishet \ Co. Iihvo boen np I pointed l> m'hI ujienln for W. II. I ( iihln-s .V Co, of Columbia, and are ! prt'purcil to ^ivn innimfftcltiror'H j price4* on all kinds of tyinehinory, i 1 1 1 i 1 1 supplies, ginneries, etc. Marriage ut CiOitey. I (?n last Sunday eveniny, M ay I'JOlli (?l. till- ??f Kt .. \ Wnli m, Mi. K. .1. C'onnell, formely lot Lanc'isler, nnd Miss L. B. Kowe, | of ( hiixIcii, were united in holy j wedlock hy 1<hv. .1. W. hnviw.^ The m m 1 1 i ii u ?? wan ? j < i i i *? unexpected, j We wish for Mr. fonnell nnd the sweet I'll I I hut lie has succeeded in (?ni l u 1 1 ii;!, loiio happy and useful j liyes. .lust before I lie ceremony wii* peifoimed, Mi sb Hurgt-as Walls ! pla\ed and saiijj a very aweet piece. i ^ -n-tv? VM-TrnTl ^le our friendship and love with ihii \.?u:m couple us they will make tin ir home near here. Now we lea vc them, hoping ihey may have just cnoiiL'h clouds in their life I o make a glorious Hunsci. L ' %ll!llHI.I|<MMI|<Mllf , ./>,><?< ill' <i'n ?'Vi/tj/ Si /? , */v //-.o v.s ???/// /#. iwrh'ti for fr'irr Dill tins All <"'<>? ! ,-.<// ^ chunmi M *4 !l" r'iU "/J*** i'cnlfs /11 1' "'??yd. I ,K.< ; ISLA'IT UK. I hereby ; 1 1 ) no > k 1 1 < '* > myaelf a eandidate fur the UcuifliU'iri:. l?uvi Juuua. Mr. Kditor:? Thankinj; t he i ?????! ?1?* of K. i ti.iv.- ('.unity b'V their liberal support il( i he h?.-l election, I hereby imiicnu. f my v..|r a ?? o.didate l<"' re-election to the KrpH'Sciiiiilivi'SMiliji'cl to the l I lilt s ' ' f I In- l >r!iio< r:tt u- party. Kcs'iipct fully, .1. ( i. billiard*, ?' r. Ml T-Mitor:? The many friend- of Cant M Smith desire to place ? ? iH before thr v.. tors of Kershaw er.un tv :t< n candidate for tin- Legislature in I tin- eominu nritr.ary. t'sipi. Smith is a | vmini' man ol pre-cmineot ability. and 1 in everv rasped fully >|iialitie.l to dis ! fhar'f tin- .lut it-, ot I In- placo. W o know ,,f n.r.mi1 win > t an more ably represent our eountv ami respect fully ask lor nun III,. mii>l"'Vt "I tlie Democratic voters m I the Primary. 1- rieinU. ci. I. uk or corur. P.. the r. ..pie ..f Kershaw County- ? I >iiii ? run- Ii? late mr the position of Clerk .,1 the < 'mil I f<>r this county. in the pri mary elect i.m of the Democratic 1'artv, t., he held this year, and hope to receive Vc,ur support. If elected. I think that i .'on j?ivc you i horoiifjhlv competent sei jvire as almost mv whole life has been spe nt in voi k ..I somewhat similar char ?utei In when a eamh.late for j the same office. the fact was used n?inn?t me that 1 alrea-lv ha-1 a position which earned for too a livelihood, ami 1 <lo not .1 ?julit that I lost many votes on that ae I ,-,>unt. I hope that this year those who ] v.. let a trains! me liocaiiJe of 'hat fact { -a ill look at the^nh.icct in a .lillerent liKlit, rcnieiuberintf that it 1 n?l i .*urninu' ? Uvtfuf. I woiil.l not he a proper man to nor vrVou in this nnportant of liec M.v re. hr.l as a citizen, ami a Democrat lie* fair ami open holoro you. ,uid on it I hope to he ch-ite.! Kospei tfullv, \V. A. Sehroek. I'M i tor o. t hroiiicle : Without any so I ici't at ion on his pari we he? to announce the iia<oc of Hon. Joel 1 [oiikIi for r.-olec I I i i 1 1 1 to the of live Ol Clerk ol Court II. s I past rei-oiil i.- snttn lent recommendation j .,s t.- his qualification hu the discharging ' nt t in' duties of I In- otliee Many Friends and Mipporters. I I'., the Voters of Kershaw County: ? | respect fully announce myself a* a ' < candidate tor the ? nice of Clerk of Court ! t'. ,r Ker>ha\\ County, ami pledge myself Sid abide l.v the rule" covei nimf the Dem . h r it ie pfw t v and to support the nonii ' nee* Ucspeci tally. 1 1 nil y K. I 'card. I hereby annoutn ?? nivseli as h candi* I i|;ife t r Cieik ol Court nt the coioiii* " primary election and respect tully ask ill.- support "f ii?e Democratic voters ! Il.ivin- set v. d lour \ears a- (.unity v jp?. ,.i K.hn-a'ion and . nd-aMMed to i f-imi!iari;'e mysi-lf with the wurkniu of 'Me \ it], us i oiiiils ntlii i s. I helleve that ; i 411. on ililie.l to pert .n.i the duties ..f : ||?. utrt.-i in a >.iti"tiwt.>ry mnn II. -. Thanking iuv nieii.l- foi the sup. I, ..It tliev have u'iven me ill the past and : :i r k m: i cont inuanee ..I the same lor the ' ii'Mre 1 ail; Very Kespectfully, I. I,. Copland. vl i*kkvisui:. i | her. l.v rtnn.'Utice niyndt h candidate i f..r t!.e of lire ot County Supervisor. sut? ! .... t lo t he rnios ot the approaching Meinocratic piimaiy election. .1. H. I'helpf. ! Mr I'd. Please announce the name 1 ,,( Mr, C \V. McCnskdl as a candidate tor ( ountv Supervisor, suhjeet to t.ic { in |rs :>nd retfalat.??n? ..f the coming pri | nmrv election. ? Voter* of V\ est N> ateripe. ! To the l\?ople??-\Vo resprrtfnllv pre. j sent the name of T. V. l'arkcr, as* can ? didate for reflection to the othee of i County Supervisor. Mr. 1 arker has made a good record in thia office, the | most dtfrijnlt to fill In the county, and i ho deserves re-olee.tion. No bettor man can be found for tho place and we hope ! to see him receive the united support of the people of all ?ectl*aa. Many friend* of Ka*t Ker shaw and Weal W*terco. To the Voters ol Kerahavr County :? I hereby announce myaelf a candidate for the oftlce of County supervisor sub ject to th? r..ie? of the fl' ^HHOUHeWHls, KOK ?11 Kit IFF. I liiTtihv HiinonwT t U At I am h cur.di* dnfc fur tlm i of Slu'ritl" of Cwn-itv, *u4 j?*ct to tho rulf ? of tin* h. iii >>.T?tir primary. nn<l solicit iIim ftiiiorse* ment of the voter* for that t?oiiiti<>?? V.-rv Kt*no4<i tfu! i v . \V. It. Nelson. We i . i k ?? gioat plvuaurv in ?nn?iu?H:iau Again lor the oihee of Sheriff of i* County, ill.- present incumbent, Mr. R. H. Williams, ?ubjeot to (lit* rules of the approat Itiug I HtmocrMic I'rimarv oUc j lion. This important otlice should ul ] w ay? founuauu iho tiuu> ami #ervh m of our best citixens. Wn tluuk it sale to I ^ I* v iliut no county in t tic state ha? ever I hud ft more zealous and efficient officer than Mr Williams has in ado during hi# administration. 1 1 tH public career exem plifies tin- principle upon which he act?, that a | >u ) >) i u ollicer in a j? 1 1 1>IK* s* rvant. A I wh_) h kind and o I) 1 i g i u g to the public, impartial. fear Jess and conscientious in the discharge of liis tint it's, and now possessing that VKluublc cKiwrit'iii'c which in *o ncces?a rv to the faithful ami ^*t?*fa? tory admin ist i ttl ion of the a flairs of this oflieo we f ?*?? I in making this announcement that Mr. Williams is entitled to the otlice and hope that our sentiment will meet the approval oi the voters of the county, Kershaw county cannot <h> better thai, reward this estimable gentlemen ami fiithfui servant by re-electing him to an ~ v,i. t. i... ? > i ->.? thought ami cne^y and which he has tilled ho acceptably ami creditably. Many Voteis. Mr Kditor : ? Belciving in that old democratic principle of rotation in of fice. and of giving honor to whom honor is due, with this principle alone in view we would like to present the name of one whom in his manly vray has con ducted himself in such a manner /that should merit tho olliec of Sheriff of- Ker shaw Count y. The one of whom we i speak has for several years servedv the I public in an honorable and tearless ir?<in-j ner. He served the eonnlv several J m Miring lTiWKtnx ?>??? t\T>o 1 nrrests of vast importance, KOino U)f which his own life was endangered Hot \\ 1 1 1 1 that stern idea of going where duty j "alls, he oven under the protest of his friends, went ahead and made the arrost. I The one of whom we speak is Mr. J. I I let cher Batcinan. Fletcher for months | pay! has been on the constabulary forco where he has worked himself up to the position of chief over men who had I served years before him. We are proud and we believe Unit we voie? the senti ment of many of the county that this I young man lias kindly consented for us to present to the public bis name as a candidate for sheriff. We most cordial ly ki dicit the support of the Democratic partv in the coining primary election iu behalf of one whom w? know w ill make the county a sheriff to be prom! of. Many Voters of West Wateree. Mr. Kditor: I hereby announce my self a? a candidate for the oflieo of Sher iff ol Kershaw County, subject ta the rules of the Democratic, party. It elect ed I will give to the office my be&t ser vice. J. S. Trantham. We beg leave to place before the Dem ocratic voters of Kershaw County, the name of,!. Frank West., for the office of sheriff. Having known Mr. West since boyhood days and over found him true aid zealous tis to duty and of ungues UonaMc veracity, to know him best is to appreciate him most. Having \he hual ification necessary to make a nood Aier iff, we respectfully ask the support of the voters of Kershaw county. Many Voters. \ To the voters of Kershaw County : ? t am u candidate for Sheriff subject to tin) primary election- Trusting to have the opportunity of cheerfully discharging the duties thereto in a harmonious and acceptably manner, with the aasumncc of \otir voles ever being appreciated and remembered. Respectfully , Jv. K. Alford. To the Volers of Kershaw County: ? 1 hereby announce myself as a candi date for the office of Sheriff of Kershaw County, subject to the rules of the Dem ocratic Primary election. Respectfully, ,T. C. Rollings. sri'T. or K I U' CATION I'M. Chronicle : ? The many friends of Mr. J. K. Walking beg leave iu an nouncc liiin as a candidate lor County Superintendent of Education subject to the Democratic primary election. Mr. Watkiiis is a young man of marked abil ity and of the strictest integrity, who if elected would devote his best ctVorta to the upbuilding of the educational inter ests of Kershaw County. Fearless and conscientious in the discharge of every ? 1 u tv entrusted to his care, be is uuques tiunably the mnn for the place. Voters. We hereby present t<? the Democratic voters of Kershaw County the name of Mr. W. I. Villepigue for County Sifyt. of Ed ucation subject to the primary election, lb* i* an eminently successful! teacher and has tor a number of yt-ars been a member of the County Hoard of Kdiication and is in every respect qualified to till the posi tion. We believe that he will make an energetic, faithful mid conscientious olli - cer, and we ask for him the support of the Democracy of the County. Many Friends. Mr. Editor: ? Please announce the name of .Mr. K. I'. Odom for County Supt. of I'Mucatioti. Mr. Odom is an alllictcd man lull a capable man. He is thoroughly qualified for the place atnl we do hope that lit*' whole county will join Ids *11 p| tort as he needs the phlee ami the place needs him. Many Voters Allow us !<? announce for this impor tant olllce t he name of Mr. 15. 1$. Clarke lie needs no introduction to the people of . Kershaw county, tic having lived Ids life amoiitfst us. lie started life as a poor boy, and f? -f four or five years taught school in this count v. By pluck, energy and perse - vcrance he has eminently qualified himself for the position. I'ossescil of u npe expe rience. untiring energy and mature jutlg nieiit coupled with an obliging disposition and kindly heart, We believe lloyklli to be i I the man for the place. Manv Voters A CD I TOR. Having boon nominate*! for Auditor in in:*"*, Hnci having tlllcij that position. as j I believe, sati ??factory to the people, I ? hereby announce myself a candidate for ri'-electhxHo that position, pledging my self to abide the result of the primary election. Thanking my friends tor past favors and confidence reposed in me and soliciting* continuance of their support, I am. Very Respectfully, P. T. Bruce. .Mr. Editor: ? Please allow the many friends of Judge W. F. Russell space to present bin name as a candidate for County Auditor. Mr. Russell is too well know ri for us to make any long announce ment. TIavit.g tilled several places of public trust, everybody that knows hint, knows that, he 1# qualified >r:d rtn better nmn for .the plncc of Amtftor of Kcr&hnw (bounty can be found. t Many Voters. TRKASURKR. Air. Kd ? tor Please annoance the name of M*. W. R. Hough for re electiorf to the otUig of Treatarer of Kershaw County wuich he hae m acceptably All* ed to U? Mtira lAtie/acUoo ol the w>el? pe*?lt. IbSfFHtM. i / . As It Should Be! Great Cash Sale HIBSCH BROS. ? COMPANY; .-AAA/vA^>AAA//yyw'v'//^v/VV/^V^W*^V^vV*VVwVVV//v'AVvV?/VWW/WWVWWWW\VWWVVWWWV ''' ' " *?'l' ?>? ?X8 6 ,?.Wi.?\*. Iiip,vr/?'C?. Commencing Friday, May 18th. ?L.^ILmCij i.Ai,l..Jl.MLl-(.,? LmX.41.i.M.. |\. i . I . I . . , - . . . - - - - ***?? n?w WE WILL OFFER AT COST OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS, CONSISTING OF: Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Millinery, Clothing, SHOES, GENTS FTJMISHIITG GOODS, etc. OUR EXTRAORDINARY SAM AT COST WILL 111)11 OUR STOCK. AS 10U ALL KNOW THAT WIS HAVE MOVED TEMPORARILY IN TIII3 STORE RUILDING FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY MRS, T. R. TEAM & SON, WHILE WE ARE HAVINC OUR NEW AND MACNIFICENT STORE BUILT WE INTEND TO SELL AT COST OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF COODS RATHER THAN CAR RY ANY OF OUR PRESENT STOCK IN OUR NEW BUILDING. But briefly indicated here foretells the people of Camden and the surrounding country ot the INCOMPARIBLE OFFERINGS. Many will question our prudehce; competitors will talk much ? reckless merchants desiring to demoralize business. We want to keep them guess ing. The astute needer of goods, but Hooks to the money to be saved in our prices ? - PRICES THAT CANNOT BE DUPLICATED by any other firms nor by us after this sale is closed. . ' I1KS1?KCTHTII^LY, HIRSCH BROS. 8 COMPANY. ALLEN MEDLilT Contractor & Builder, CAM1)KN. - - S. C. Estimates furnished and lowest rates anil satisfaction guaranteed. Orders solicited. Winthrop College Scholarships and j Entrance Examinations. The examination for the award of va cant scholarships in Winthrop College and for the admission of new students will be held at the County Court House on Friday, July 20th at 9 a. in. Applicants must not he less than fif teen years of age. When scholarships are vacated after Jul v "0th., they will he awarded to those making the highest average at this ex amination. The cost of attendance, including hoard, furnished room, heat, light and washing is only 60 per month. For further information ami a c?ta- j login*, address, l'res. D. B. Johnson , Hock Hill, S. C. REGISTRATION NOTICE. OKKICK OK SuPKU V ! KORH OK KkiHSTR ATION, i KkHHIIAW Coi'NTY. j Ca^oin, S. l\, Mai. 8th, 1900. J i ' Tlit* Supervisors of Registration for Kershaw County will he in their office at 'he Court House in Camden. S. C., on the lirat Monday of each month from 9 o'clock a. in. until 3 p. m , until 8(1 tlftv.s before the general election in 1900 fur the nurpose of registeriiiK voters. J. C. IIIIiTON. Chairman, MANXES KARON, Clerk, ALEXANDER BROWN. Member* of the Registration Board for Kerahaw Countv. SUMMER SCHOOL. : Tlif* Summer school for Kershaw Count v will open June iho 11th. and cluse July tho 7th. Tho nohool will be helj in tho Camden Graded School building, and will be conducted by Prof. J. I). Itast, of the Darlington Graded School, a*ii?ted by Prof. W. II. McNairy, of Cheater. Wo want every white teacher in the OountT to attend the full term, aa but little benefit can be derived from a few days instruction The examination at tjne cloae will take the place of the rrjj idar teacher* examination. All who ex pect to teach muat attend. The Coantv Board of Education will aasiat in paying.the e?peaae*of thoee teaohera who attend from a d (fiance. L. L. COPKLAXD, Chalmah Bwd W f M ' The Really Lowest Prices Known Can be Found AT THE NEW STORE JUST OPENED BY S. N. SOWELL & COMPANY. SHOES, i We carry a full line of All Qualities Ladies, Gents aiul Children's Shoes. Gents Lace and Congress, from 75e to per pair, best quality. Ladies' and Children's Shoes at Lowest Prices. A nice line of v DRY GdOOS AND NOTIONS Bought at a Bargain just received. Come and see tlieni while you can get good selections. l'rices to suit your purse. Our line or % t % ? - ? jA > Heavy and Fancy Groceries ... . is complete and we promise to meet all Competition. We are also In position to give accomodation to those needing accounts extended until fall. See us before telling -yonr " cotton.

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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 25, 1900, Image 2