The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 27, 1900, Image 2
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BY
w. Xj. Mt'DOWELlj
Suttaciui'TioN Hatkh <>no year , $1 .fyy,
??x months, 7ft cents; throe montj**, lo
cent*. " y*'1
R&tkm ?-oh A nvKRTiftiNy:?Ordinary
transient ailvortiHUiontH.-TlrHt insertion
$1.00 pur aquare ; oaeh in
sortion r>0 centa per Hipiare.
GiiUilidutfu' Curds t or County o flic on
$5.00. CmygrcBhional $10.00.'
Iliuincin l?0AW, <* cvntfl pur lino each in*
Hortion, W j*.
ConmvunitfwtVyTB will ho publiHhml when
of intoroat lo the ^onornl public ami
not of a (lufipitatory nature. No ro
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viowa of oorr?Hpon<lentB.
ltatoa for oootract advortlainK will an
nounced upon application at thoollico.
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money ordera should ho inado payable
to \V. Ii. MoDOWI-W.lo
Camden. S.
OAMDKN, S. CM JULY 'J7, ltM)0
Campaign Day in Cam
den.
I,aat Monday the State CHiiapuf?A?> j
mooting for thiH county wan held
in Cauulen in the beautiful, liisto -
io old Hampton Park. The ineet
11)wah attonded by a lnige '.u"!' I
hor who listened most attentively
which allowed that there* is a great
deal of intcroBt in the campaign.
The exercise* woro opened with
prayer by that excellent christian
Lntlemen, Uov. W. M. I>"??????.."r|
tHio "MloXTioOirx cfhmtih. w?_. ?*>^?
can praved forventl.v and his pray
er was listened to with the great
cat vovorenco. j
(j(.n. Floyd being upon Iiih nati\(
hoath delivered a speech of hearty
welcome to the coudidatea, he be .
ing introduced by Chairman KuU j
I 1
TUo oalMlirtalcn tor AUor.rv I
Ocncrnl?HtHlrigor 1.11.I Moure?
were absent.
('apt. K. H. Jennings was th?
first candidate Introduced who saul ?
|,(. felt mh if he wuh standing upon J
almost holy ground being a* he
wuh among the descendants of
Kershaw and Kennedy, (.apt. . < ?
nines said he had been endorsed |
by the people of Iiih home ;
Jf rlected to the ofllce of S?-a ??
Troasurer, I)r. Timmerman would
not seller an he (Timinerman) was
president of a bank. : ' ! n
niuus made a moat favorable im- ,
pression and we believe he is going
to pet a strong support m this
county. . ,
Dr. Tiuimerman said the olhce o (
State T re an u rer wan one of the 111 oat
responsible in the,gift of th? Peo
ple but ir defeated he would Kivc
<!apt. Jennings all the assistance
he could.
Mr. N. W. Brooker candidate ?"i
Comptroller (ieneral was embar
raHsed on account of the absence ol
bis competitor. Gen. J. 1 . Dei ham
Chairman Kirklaiid read a lettei
from Gen. Derham, who has so ac
ceptably filled the olllee of Comp
troller General since the vacatur
(lf that oillce by Gen. Nortmii ^till
ing that hia absence was due to his
being sick. His absence here was
a disappointment to his friends.
Mr. Klllson Capers, .Ir., a sun <?!
Bishop Capers, and Hon. John . .
Me.Mahan, candidates for Supt. ol
Kducation, next spoke. Mr. Mc
Malian made a good apeecli wlncii
was well received.
Messrs. Mavfield, Wharton. B. I.
Kvans and Bettigrew, candidates
for Railroad Comnijssioher m-M
npoke.
Gov. MeSweeney saiil it wan a
pleasure aud satisfaction to meet
the people of such a town of Cam
dun. lie pointed to his ineHsage
and his record. Any hoy in South
Caroline, conducting himself
aright, may ask for any office. In
his early life his opportunities were
limited. The Governor oWcsxe,!
hi in self very clearly upon t Ne wins
- key question. He believes the di
pensary is the best solution of the
wlliskoy queslion. The law is he-j
ing better carried out now than
ever before. > j
Col. J. A. Hoyt followed Gov. |
MeSweeney. Col. Iloyt said tint
"being in the Park reminded him ol
the stirring days ol 7(1. Kershaw
coilntv bus always done hoi duly j
Col. Iloyt, hs every one knows, is
the prohibition candidale for (!<>v
ernor, and said the dispensary law
must be removed. This is the ob
ject of prohibitionists. The law j
will never be repealed unless men
are elected who are opposed to u.
10,000 majority had been cast, for j
prohibition. Hid you get it.' Hei
? though it strange thai Gov. Mr- |
Sweeney should make the state
ment that prohibition would be the
-greatest curan that could befall the
country. Send men to the legisla
ture who are opposed to the law.
Dispensaries have been located in
certain places in direct opposition
to the wishes of the people of said
places. The dispensary is nothing
bnt a supply depot for blind tigers.
"The State has no right to engage
in l&U business. The revenue is
what bold* the law together. The
p?opI?'have beard all the Gover
nor* from Hampton to-ahe present
Governor and they have just heard
from tbn future Governor. Col.
-Boyt'a tpstob was listened to with
the doeeat interest.
' |(r. Whitman next spoke.
Mou. ~ Frank B. Gary,
altf ' ior Governor, was in
" ' <d amid cheer*. He said the
Com. bad wiealy ordered
to tt
turn*. H* would illni
no mud* The groatefct ijnfKtinn
before tho pooplo Ik ! hat of w . (
Until sometIti'i'? el?e hotter t* oiler
od wo luid bettor hold ou t > tl?c din
ponaary? bettor hold on to the!
evils wo I.hvc tluuf> lice Ihoso we
know not of. Tho dinpensary '?*?'
is the bent Holutlon of tho tvliinUy
question if |.???|'* ?: v carried ??'?t i<
cordlnp to tho oiipitial idea. J hi
lash of tho campaign has ciihm.I
the lnw l<? ?><? better earned out io
cently. Mr. (?ary belie von in f"K
teiinp too common bchooln but
doc a not buliovc in teiuinp down J
Iho collegia. Tho oh I m 111 ? I i i ? i m
Hhouhl ho proti (tod. It he is clcc
tcd ii o in fin who cvci wort? tho pi<\
ahould oyer ace tho inside of u
poor h on ho.
Mr. A. JI o w ft i d 1 * a t terfmn, also
for (loyeinor, wfth plad to mcol. ihej
pooplo. Hi- liftd looked forward to
tho ilay Willi a grout ileal of plea*
tiro. IIohImihIs Hipianly for tho
<1 i h po nsa I V ? Ilo fwvoiM il I ?ecu ii ho I
of ii* prohibitory fontuna. 1!? I
|(uk lu i ii ehuiimuii of Hsunwill
ooont.v for six \r:?i'H. Mr. I attei
ho11 road jiii extract from Iho News
,v (;oniior where Mr. tlary s?*.?I in
Ilia hpoooh hi < harloatou.that "Un
people of a end iity ? ho did not
want the dbpoiisaiy .ihould not
havo it rammed down theiij
throat*." He is the only o:indi ;
date the IK- wHpMpern 'ire Ii {?h I in:; |
110 in ii hilled find v ill lied hy them.
He is t he one w I??? lii st P"' 1 he j
ti ii in) ><i of Mind I i|.M-n in < h'u lo i
ton. j
The e.andidatoa for I.ieuten ant
C.overni'i in \t spoke. Mr Wink j
lor H !l I d III' would l)"t ill pill t f I o III j
the rule "1 t tie c a II It id III OS When a' |
their home county to j'iie Iho tiiin-l
to competitors. He wiitibl no! III 'ike J
11 speech A i klioiv his lOoiild. j
K| < i in lii; Il > "'I I In j\oi t Ii to
('uietoii Mill on 111o South, and j
wit at litol su->taiio d him io t l.i-j
race more t han anythinp elm* v. an
I lie fact. I hill, lie It.ill I he people Oi
|\ ? i aha w e-iiii n t y for him. Mi.
Wink lot then i lit l oil need < *?I j
."do nil, I'l l{ ichl.Uld, who said llioii
was not eiioUiih water in tho liver
to wash awa\ the ad in 11 a I ion Kieli
land ll.'m for Kordrtw. llo said Io
wa a a I oea I op I i on iai and belle\i d
111 ehlUchcM and eo'niJioii schools,
(*.?1. ( ole L. UleriHO, of Newherry,
WftS lit* X t Hit 10 tlli f-d, Wlio ('otllpll
inentod the Sin-nil and jurors who
nerved in a ri e.onI. trial.
(JapL. Jaa. II. Tillman^thr in \t
..peaker said llloase'.s faeo was t he
wni h! look i no one lie ever saw and
would he a worse one on election
day. lie is nn utieoiupromisi op
dispensary man. I he only , hope
of prohibition ia for ministera and
nini iioni to teaeh if.
Col. Knox 1.1 vinj/sl.on, also foi
Lien tenant (ioyr-rnor, next ipoke.
All the o and id a t ih for litis oitioc
were i lit rod need hy Mr. \\ inkier.
Hon. W. H Kvaua, railroad com
mihh!oner, was inl rodueed amid
cheering. A c.olli>-ion between two
passenjo.-r trains proveulid him be
inp lieie when the others upeko.
I Tho Htatoim-nt. of liia 0.0m petit oi
that rotou were rinminp biiKinesH
from the Sfaie v/ii'j nonsense
Kvaiis doi s ii< >t. ti lideest a ml inle;4.
]f lie had irnd in another jdaee In
would have road rnoie I'ojieetls
He can and does niaUe jepoila but
lie cannot j:iv?? mi#? candidates
HO II HO. OIIOII I'll ('? Il II de rf?'a 11'{ ihertt
M r. T N Hen al-.. I n K U
eommisHioiier and \nIio whs aist> be
lated by the same accident an Mr
Kx'miih. in n I njioke He piouiised
I hat if elected ail I ha! a man could
do for tin' pi '>111Would lie iioni- b\
It i m.
Mctisrs. Thurinoiid and Mnlrei.
for Solicitor, next- spoke. Mr. Mul
let" said he wan not a^kinp the of
fice fur himself hut foi his coiin 1 y
? I .e \ 1 npton whii-'i had novel
oollen what boloit<;i;d to her.
Missis. JmoIcn and ^tiaif wore
j the iai.t H|t'ipi*\rtl.s on ihe program,
j H V this t i 10e I lie 1 1 owd had beconn
! so tired there wore only a vorv lew
I'll sent. Them' pentleiin-u will be
with lis a?ias n b<-fore I he cainpalpu
is nvnr when tliev hope to have
a laroer crowd to hear tliein.
A 1 n n < i * i s.
A !ll 1 ? n ?.! | io' eandidates who were
here 011 Monday wo do nof think
any inside a more favoru'ile im
pression than ('apt. K If. .lonnlnpp,
candidate f??1 Slate Treasurer. Wi
believe <"apt. .Unnitips will be ;i
>oife man to vote for and i ii til b?* is
poiin' to eel a pood Hiipport in this
county.
At Kershaw ('ol. Iloyt bad an
i> vat lull. It is said the crowd wa?
decidedly for him. He was pre
sented l.y the Indies with a .silken
banner. At l.ancf?&t'i\ too, it i^
t-aid lie had the crowd. There is
?i|ho a stroiip Hoiitiment in favor of
('ol. 1 loyl in this county.
Mr. Kmnk B (?ar\ told at the
Lancaster lueetinp on Wodnosdfl\
that hovoi ill Snn.layn apo he was at
the Isle of I'silniP, near C'h?rle?f4?n,
and w sis taken for Senator I jllnian
and the visitors there could not
pot Sunday di inks.
Tho bargains sit tho Hilt IMpo
Store on next Monday will brij'bion
tho life of ovon a dyspeptic
I'or an elixir of life, oali at tho
(iilt Kdgo store on next Monday.
Don't wait hopinp to pot. bettor
bargains, hnt f^o Io Iho ('.i!t K?lp?k
Storo on next Monday w4ion you can
save from 20 to ~\r> per cent on your
purchase*.
Prof. Oftmowell, of Woftor?l Collogv,
at Trinity M. ?. Church.
Co 1h??1 SoikIhv afternoon I'rof. J. A
Oamcwell, of Woff.?ril College, upon fh#?
invluuion of H?v. C. C. Kroti, flrlivt>r*d
ah to th? congregation of Triaitf
Tho Kiixl Von lla\o Always Untight, aixl 111 <*Ii lius Immmi
in n*?o fo?* owr I( > ji'ius, lias horno (ho signature of
? a?i * I lii?N liccn 111 < m I?* ttmloi' his |M?r
? Mlllltj il s in t'UlUW ?
, \ i l?i\v ho oiii< !'? iIcit IVO y oU ' ?* t hi i.
All Com m I?' rl'ri ( Imitation.-; ami KiiImUI ii(i:K ai'o lull l1';
licriiiicn Is 1 li.it t rhhi with ami <'ii(hiny?,r t he In alth <>*'
Infants ami ( liiMrcii Dviicriciuo a^alnsl 1(tciiim iit.
<2
What is
'astnria is a suh.-.( 11 uln l?>r Casfor Oil, ('arc^tu'lc1, l>roj?;
ami s?>o t liiaS\rtij?s. it in llanuli'ss ami I'leavant. It
contains jirii In1!' Ojiirm, .Uoi'|iliiiM) nor oilier Nurcolid
suhstmn-c. i! h ji.'jf*'- is its ^nar;int<M\ i t <'<? f n>\h Worm i
ami allays i c* It. cures OinrHmm ami YVituf
Colic. !t rcl!c\cs Teething Troubles, ctnvi ('oust ipatloa
ami I Lit nlt-m \. ) t. assimilates (ho ImmmI, republics Mm
Ntnnnn li ami llowcls, j;iviujf hcitlihy aa?l natural .sleep.
'I In- <hi!?lrrn\s I'aiiacm Tlio ->Io(.hcr\'i IViontl.
??u,?E CASTORIA aiwa
Bei'.ifj lh? Signature of
The Kind Von Have J.Iwava BoMlii
hi Use For Over 30 Years.
. f A ? f. r.C.M |*A.'4 / . tt Muit.lAY .. KV W YOH.t fit
t'i,iip. !- 'I'M-!':? c vm tii? ! In uir ' "Tin In
<>i lit** IM"!?- iiii'l tin- 11 ? *nn.-. *1
1,'cv. iiitr>"b;ci]-(U' I * i <1. (iaine
we'l, -:?i? I mum i: ' lii' r ti in/;, (hat it
it l>'?< I- <1 him n'.Minst i I ?? v j ??? ? - - i 5 ? 1 ? ? j .1 *?:? -
iili- in h.l\e l'l 1 (i ilni'Wi !l ??I?! a i? lo tiis
| ??-4?| ? I her. I ??J tin- tact fli.it lii ; htlhi r
t'?:ti!???'*-* neither had sat itn.ltr tin
|l? f;l.)?i'i;' (if t iilllMW ill's I ill lie I' if
<ii"l I * 11! t?''? *?'! I ll?l t ItU?eh t' I;; I r ]<'? ! i Hi, nlli'
tlilt a tl< r l In- I:t ?>!' ahonl liMy \ i ;i t s.
; 11<> w;i -t, tin i iii^'i ii iiiy<l ri us |i|-<i', iiluiiiT.
| |> 1:i? -?? * 1 i:i i liaise "I ? ' hureh in whirh
1. W. A tiamewell onee in fjii ! it'll,
rtn'l to l?r> ti?i <>t ? j>'irti?n el a e?m
"relation "f w 11i? ? 11 Ki-v. \V. A. < J:t111?? -
ui || u ii . nine |iuj-Ii>r, let.'irii n In tin*
cn|i,ri*.l nieinhrr-hip urahir lirv. <-?;iniiv
well m inmier Hav*. l\e?, Scott also al
ImK-il tu tin- remarkjihlv helpful inlluenee
ui Wiifl'onl Cnirire not titi'y ovt the
white fitiy.etts nt Siiartiiiilni!;; Imt the
i hIhi imI iih-.li, a ml p ii'l a sti ninj hut ?1?'
si'i voil trihutf lo WolVnnl and rs)H'ei:illy
it? vi'ihthIiIi' iiiii| Venerated j>i'fmi? I?? 111,
I >i. Carlisle, whoso inthienre nver him
< 11ii inn the live yar* '!?<> served in Spar
I ''II I'll I ).' !h l? pilstor, did Inlll itlirnlt'll !il
I? I?' "<>iii|. I'rnl , < I:??iii? \\ i? 11, :n his inlro*
flin lnrv rein irk.J. Fa id In- ?n> |ir<>f<? n11>11 y
moved, moved as In' h is n?>1 often hreii,
ln.lh tiv t!??? ill rmhii-! imt aiiil hy lii" rr
( 111 ?! | iuti I h> I whi-ii hilt U little hi>v hi'
a 11?? 1111 <-i 1 Hi'r\if"> ill that ehureh at the
Immo th??l hi- laih'M" w ??? ll.e II..
I (11 ? I t I !? i i.Hi,. I !<>l I ill till- i ill I-1! I'MS of
t h? ? ? two r??.11 hrain lies nf Mrthndisn..
I While lie "\ a' 111 ail' lirau- 'i, his rr>n?in,
? jev. I1'. I h ? i anjew ?* 11 whs in (In* other.
W'lille lie w;i -' Kpi'.lkim. , liev. I I I.
I hill11 will of I he i?t In-1 In anrh. v. .IS |i 'I"
Imp* murdered in I'hina m a! that time
h?.?jt 1111 in I'ek.'ii lli-i eniivin w;r a mi
ti-1: i ? :l rv I lii. ' I: ;teh to \\ hi di t In to
v\ ii? >i;i in* w 11.. , i iivi.ivr 1 . ! ?11j?f11. a mi*
siniiarv Lii|'i|iei tf<I h\ I heir nioiii-v an.I
.??ii<lainei| ? ? 11 a 11 \ l.y llnii leavers He
liiiii if? I (In- fn'i le'l |leoji;;* I'n! what lhe\
J I. i.| uei imi|iii^heil, | aii! a hi .'Ii Ir<In:t? ? tu
) Ij'i . . I ? ? ? ? i ? i. '* I * ? i ? ih'f ?MSf i|, icfi r
[1111' In iiini a< ' 'a ii el. |lien! :? i? ? 1 <eho| irly
! ma ii " a inl I oli I i lie i iMit.'ii eat ion (.1 the
I i lii: 111, a l>h' ? ? !'i ? t iifi?; i tin- : a < it It v ami
it 11.1 ? -11 f . .a ihi- mil 11 !??>.'' < 11 ? 11 vereil t<>
i In-ill '?* thi ? uMiin-.l iifM'i- |n eaeliei in
\\ . a ,fi| i'. i| !i ' e i ha | if I ?? m if years airo.
lis i iiini rK> ii iiiemi i i nu lIlA value of
' l'ir 11 iI ? 11? i\eiv hiil Si i nIel esl ili^J nll.l ??? Ii
! I, in^. hi ? Iieus? iri^ the inlhleliff mi' thf
iioille tie Si'lfrli'M Ihjhuj \|a'lln?w Silllp
I ^nii , 11 ! In? M I .. ('In111-h aieI In. .1 auii'H
\ ( a i i ivji-?I In ? M. 1-!. I'iuirrh South.
.? i u jii'i i.i Me- jii nihil I ??! tCu'I! v ill''I ? if rs
tin! christian homes, ami ini|irei?seii upon
Irs hfarejs lie- j^renl iin;i<?rl nice, tin* ah
so)ut?' iiee'l, "I |>i'ii|iei home uilhn-nee.
>i I he cniiil ii^ion nt the per v ire. I'rnt.
(i:iiuf mc!1 11 a ?; ? * \'e il inanv a heailv html
<hake anil inuny v*o.,i.< . i .'j-jiieeiat inn
from i he euiii; rokraiuni. Hniiic of wnoi.i
k n*? \\ hi ii \\ 1 hu s\ as I ui a hn> . * *
C
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
HoftVl the
B'.^aaiui c ul
I i in* ( h!!>? >??!i ii l.uthi'li y !???
j tui n i hi' r t !i:? mI?s 1 ? t ii' so <roi! i
\vi o ' :.v>' ^ii Ki11.11 v si lit (hem
j their ! immIi \ in tin1 l.iM two weeks.
I >t< :ilil l.;um?lrv kniMV
i that so ...? !!.<* people <?!
I ? | C11 s;i\V l.i- j'Htlf tin.;' SolltlluMl
j 4*) 11 V M ? I V ??? ?!!??' !?' 'lit' I I ? I Itll'l
j 1111>>* winili! I. wi-n iiint 'l s-'i 'iirnei'H
I ill I hoii liiM -'
Tlii l';iii..!< V I. 4iJ! i Ultl'll V :ltv
ul\Wl\s (Irll^lit* I t-who
sook inl'ormafi n, aini i. jflit. here
tlirv hop ?i> way thru \vhi!o tliov arc
nut tittod up !"r tiinilv laun
dry, th-y will l?o pieu.M I t<? ?pio(c
lijjnies to iHiniiiis <<:i the liner t'.nr
menta on n Vety St;v\- :in?I i??factory |
prioo, provided tliat s'.iflloleid num
ber arc mm to make it inliiestinj*.
l'njiinr and t'tik Sideboards rit
< Iri:i? :i <14-1 inri's. j
N'iec dried fruit of all kind r?i I).
K. Hinaon's
Khcumaeiuo in not n commended
for the cure of every ill; it docs ;
ont cure everything. Hut it is a
certain cure for rhenmati* and isj
a rtno. blond purifier and laxative;!
try it. Sold by K. Leslie Zenip.
Chair bottoms ?nd baskets.
Ctcisenhciuier's.
Now Homo Sowing Machines, ft
grades at (jeisenheimQr*H.
For the prettiest, and cheapest line
of white goodd, go*to the (?ilt Kdgc
8U>r*? \
Hobbitt'a < 'liill Pills ruir tiiillHi
uinl :?!l malarial tmuhlcH. '1 l? ?I. i?
wiril llioy worn mmle for. Cure!
dftcr oilier irmclicH f:nl. No cure,
no p'iy. Prior 'J f> clM. per I?<?l f.Ic-.
S l<l '>'? !'? I'? '/> iiiti.
!''l ll(* lml?V rftl 11 H!f? H III
(??? igrn liei ft:11|
\Vliiio inijulU/ilti ice riviun I'm 7. rs
u( (jeisunlieinu'r'M.
Handsome Pictures oliosip :it
' (leMentiotQUfr'fl.
c! u.irJin'nvl ?nl?>r!i,sii ll"fii,,> r:?( >r j
: it'- Weiseiiheim-'r's.
Fine Furniture Polish nt
(ii-iacuheiu t r\.
A. W. BURNET, M. 15., j
CAMDKN, S. f
j OH'cra liis professional h(i\k%oh|
t I.u tin; people (>l (^priidt-u and \icin j
I it V.
*< ?Ilit-f IIVM /i-M'p ! '< t
I ?I.
DR. J.H.ALEXANDtfl,
j Dentist.
; (I i of t in* Pliilji'K I j
I )t i!;i' Collc^r, S- ,-sion 1 S7'* 7 7.
(iFKU'K HIJOA ! > S I'KKIs \\
Camdkx, S. C.
Two llOOl'H iSO'.llh *)| I 111' ( ' \ r roll
ick* Oinn?.
Notice lo Caoilalcs.
Wliieis ln i?hy jm'vcii to < Jti'.ti.IaU-s,
that hi .in < >i il.iti. i- with a 11 : <>!in i< >ii
l?v ?'??* I )i-inv>cr.iiH: LxciMtlvt'i
? oininitti'O ili.it t !??-?>* must li!<i tiioirl
j,', ri.I pay tin it assr. siii<-iit.s l>> tin: j
Scurl;u> >>n <?i" !'< Sore Wcdni s'.i.iy, An- j
.??list 1st. ? oiiipli.tin ?.? with this <; is
: m i . ss.n y in "itli'i to haw tln-ii ii.Hues
I pi 1111?'< I u|>? Hi t!u' ?.!'"? I ion t i< kt-ts.
II,e following assessments <1 ? .t 11?I?
ilatea uas lixeil:
ronrrcssnifti. $ Moo
j Sulii itor, S lo no
I I\< pieMiifati v< s v I mi I
j ('it--j l> c! I'om i. s <j o<?
i N lit I lit. k lu llil
j \ii<litiir, S 5 on j
, 1 i riisnit r. >? 5 On
! Su j?t i >1 I iIih ,i t i. .it <? 5 on j
I o. Suj.CI VI.:ct . 4 *i (XI
j M i!^' ti.iti-, t 5 J no
' rr.coti wciv ai r:iti-;i ?! ,ij
j !? ? Ii>iw .?>;
j Aiiti-n li, Wi-iJin-Sil.iv, August
| l!i't Imm*. !*i i 11 a \-. August jfil,
li.i'i y's .Mill. Saturday. August jtli.
j \\'i -t\illr. Tii? sd.ty. August / tli,
Js'i;t\Uii Mill. \\i ? Incsiliiy, Aliens' ?**>t!?,
Hi-. v?t I'.mi I ii.i.iy, August totli.
;? '? . i ? ? 11' >.s Mill, ,s.it unlay, August lit!:.
? C'atiiclfti, W l ilin-s'l.'iy, August 15111
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MANAGERS OF ELECTION.
| Tin* int? managers mi ??!??<? I i? >>
> w .??<? :i j>[>. >i n I ? ?. I :
I .\ 11 (i??? ?; ? J .1 J ^ I'iowii, 'I
i r r.iow ii.
I / Knterprise ?1\ I, Me(\>y, l' I' M . * i
! iifus M> ?seley.
?MeCiiskiU's Mil! -T J Ko.l^ers, !?' 1
: Knilni-rs, Y II IIuntlev.
J M.,.y|..r\ Ilill?S W Hnrnsby, W I;
; Mm f??? 1*1. .1 O Slmvlor.
. i'ine Trets- J5 Titlwrll, II It Sink s, 1!
A Kll;ntr.
I l.iherlv Iliil ? N S Kieharls, !' I.
[.lone*. Kiljf.ir <'nniiiiitf ham
1 'eaver I >wm ? .1 K Gi'ltv>, ^I mhics
' I!iili<?ii. U ^ Suitoii
! Reulali - J K IkUsii. J A MiCa>kiII, J
I V KirW,
Wysivillc-T A ('autia-n( .1 A M. I)o*
| . T Yn:imr.
i /W'liiio IVml?S l\ Koii#. I. I)
l: I) I La Hi.
i ?antijr < irovc W'a?lP KuleluIV, Simeon
iNt.ikvs, W in Thompson
[ J.jjcJ?h<>\v ? ], II l'ci'bloHt ?' I' Hy.Ui. K
(\V 11.vat!.
Inlk Mill?W K 1) Traj.j), c-i?i..iiei
Mi (!askill, F 10 Sparro>v.
('nr?'tonV Mill--.John T 1? 4*hH, ^ I ?
Ion, C A Jlowen.
Shamrock? Ii T Jfihnson, J H ?'one*,
}' L MeN.'Wirlituii
Swift ('rock?S I-' Boy kin, .1 LSanl< r?.
Geo W Arrant*.
S C"s?W \V Crux ton, A Funiculi
berry, J V Younv,.
Tinkov Creek?It A llMkin, (i B Kiny,
C C Gardner.
Abney? l< K Kirkley, II T Uorturi, A
F Vou;j?.
X-'ruMitlonls of clubs who have not al-^
ready ?eiil in their Ilat of nmnax??rs art;
rMjiiOdkMl to ?I? h?? not later than August
10th.
T. J. Xlrkland,
C. \V, Birohinore, Chairman,
BfKtfry,
'? A.\
t ot: sin-i:in-.
i hereby announce thai I am ^ 4
lale for lhe ? ???*?*? ?.t Sherd! of kei>h ?w
Way, mi* jev? to H.o rnr-? ? ?< the. 1 >iM"
iciMlie primary. and j?o!icit ihe end .r <??
iifiit of lite voters for thai lainilioil.
Very Ibapcctfiil I v.
W. K. N'el on.
We lake great pleasure in afijiounc i
ijrnin for the olliee ol Sle-rill of Kershaw
'ountv. lite prc.s?:i?t Jn?'uutbeiit, Mr- ?
5. Williams, "? H"' l,,'<
il>l>i <>a? hinv' I'?-? i?>' ' r'nun N ' *4'.
ton. TliU imuortJHit idli< '? shoulI
M\yn command 'lie time and servici i *?'
<ur U--?l Wis think it j uuUr . '??
wv thwt in) roiintv in 'I" '?late lia-> e\ei
in.| a more y.ealous an>l ellicjenf olhcer
han Mr. Williams h:\? mad" duriiMI bis
idniinlstr.it Ion. Mis public career *\cin
dificH the principle upon which lie acts,
.hat tt public ollicor I* ? public scr\ .int.
\lwa>h kind hn-I <? h I i v > n
0 the public, impartial. leai
|.-sh ami conscientious y? the discharge
?f his duties, ami now pnssexsing that
uiluahlo experience \v11it-li is so necessa
ry to I lie faithful an.I satisfactory admin
istration of llm alburn of this olliee we
feel iii making tins aniioiim-ement that
Mr. WilhaiDH is entitled to the olhee i?nd
hope that our Hentimeiit will meet the
approval ol the voters of the conntv.
Kershaw county cannot ?I?> better thai,
reward this ^.st iniahle gentlemen ami
f i11 hf111 servant by re-ftlccting him to an
Ul'ice to which he has devoted I'U best
thought umloiieii.'y and which he ba>
tilled mo acCeptabl) and creditably.
MitW Voter*.
Mi IMilni'Heleiving in tluit old
democratic principle of rotation in of
liee, ami of giving honor t?? whom honor
is iluc, with this principle alone in
view we wouhl like to present the name
i.ioi;c whom in Ins manly way has con
iiuele<l Iniiisclf in such a manner thai
xhouhl merit the olliee of Slierill of l\ei
Minw County. The one of whom we
speak has for several yearn served the
public in an hmiorahle ami leafless m?n
^ ,LX-< 1 r v? 1
yearn as deputy sheriff making several
arrests of vast importance, some ol
which his own life was endangered. Hut
villi that stern idea of going where duty
'?alls, lie even nmlerlhe protest <?f his
Iri* nils, went ahead and made the arrest.
The one ol wlioin wo speak is Mr. .1.
Metcbnr Halcman. ITeh her lor months
past has been on the constabulary force
where lie lias worked himself up t*? the
pmdtion of chief over men who bad
served years before him. We are proud
and we believe that we voice (lie scnti
nient of many ol the county that t bi
voting niiin iia.^ kindly ( inisented f .r us
11, present to the public his name as a
candidate for sherill'. We most coidial
|\ vii'ieit the snppiul ol the l)cne?ei"nlie
partv in 1 he coming primary eh > t|..ii in
l?elialf of one Whom w ft know will make
the i-ouni^a slierill' to be proud of.
Many Voters of West \\ aleree.
Mr. Kditor: I hereby atfiiotjnee my
self a< a candid, .fe for the of lice of Slier
ill' of Ivershaw t 'ount v, suhjict to lh*'
riih's of the hcniocraii'- party. Ifidect
cd I wilt y.ive to the wllice mv Le.>t .ser
Yi(>, , .1. S. 'rranlham.
Wo hpj; leave to place before the Dein
ocratic voters of Kershaw (hnmt.v, the
name of .1. Frank West., for the (dl'.ce of
hherill'. 11 a vin?r know n Mr. West since
hoyln.oil days and e\'er found hiin true
aiel zealous ?s t" *b11y ami of umjues
lionahle veracity, l'< know him hest is to
appre?*iale him most- llavini.' the t|iial
ilication neeessai v to make a u?to.| siiei
i(V, hi' respeelfully a?U Ihe Klippori ol
the voters of Keishaw county.
Manv Voters.
To the vi.ti is f>f Kershaw County : - I
am a candidate for Slierill subject to the
ptMHMI s' eh*eU"l|. 1 l tl?l lll;f t*? ha V?? lb'4
opportunity of cheeifullv disciiai^inj:
lhe duties therein in a harmonious and
iceeptable manner, with the assurance
of \oiir vole.s ever bein^ :tp;?re?-iiit? tl an I
11? uienih> red. Kespectlully .
I,. M. AI lord.
To lhe \Hit rs of Kershaw County :
1 lit r? bv auitouiiee myscli as a camli
dlle fur the olliee ol Hlelill ol Kershaw
('ini'itv, suhject to Ihe rules of lhe I ?ciu
ocrafii' I'riiuary tdeetioii.
ilt-spect full v.
.1. C. It'ollitius.
Sl'l'T. OK KPI'CATM ?N
J'.d. Cbronich'The many friends of
Mr .1. K. VV'rtikin-* beg leave i>> an
iit'uiu e l.iin as a caiulii|n|p for County
Snperinlt-mh-nl of U.lucalion siihjecl to
the UeintM ratic piiuuiry election. Mr.
Watkins i? a youi.K man of maiked abil
itv and <?f Ihe strictest integrity, who if
elected would devote his hest eflortn to
the upbuilding <?! Ihe cdu ational inter
ests ?d' Kershaw County, l-'earlejs ami
e?"'U.- < it'll!ions in the tlistdiarn?! o| every
duly entrusted to his care, he is iimpies
tioi'al !v the man f?'i the place.
Voters.
W- hereby pl-eselll I" lite I )ellto> > ;? I ie
voler.* of Kei. haw <'?*nn*\ l lie name of Mr.
W. I Villcpiifiie f.o Coiuny Supt. ?-f fl?l
llenl i"ii subject to lhe primal) tle'lioli,
III- e a it em nielli I \ siieee-sftdl leather and
ha* for a number ?? f years been a member
? if lite i own: v Ih.artl ??f l'#dnet?l i?m ami i~
in r\crv lespeel ?|ualificd t<> 1*11 Ihe j iisi
ti.iU. W e beheve t ii.it he will make all
? ncru-el ic. faithful ami e<.n-ej? ntioiis ?uh
ami w? for Inn the Mipport of the
I lemocrat^ of the ( ? - titil \.
Many l"ri? mis.
; Mi I'tiiloi : I'h-.ee annouiiee I he name
? I Mr. It. I' Udout t >i t'oimlv Supt. of
' K.hical ion. Mr. ??<h?m is an al]liclcd man
hut a ea|?ah|e mm lie i? tlioioiiKhiy
IMtiaiilh'd fo! I h?t ptaee Mll<l we do hope ?h;.t
{|>|.> \vl|..U' coinily will join hi- -M|?|- ? r t n>
111 Itwlb I ii?' 1'!'" <? alia III. |
him. Manv \ .
AII.'W u> I" :u>iM Un?r* f?-1 tl.i- i 1114.W
t; 1111 < Hi *.-?? 1 In- mi in*- of Mr. 15. 15. ? l.iikr
*? He iu 1'!: ii" introilurnnn m ?ho pooplr < r
I N'?'rv|?:iw cniiiit v lit Icivinu'lix*i'<l hi< 1 i;??
! .i!i"i;i*. l ii>. Hi-^l:;r!i i| l!f?? a.- a |m>oi i.o-/,
| :, 1111 f"l T' ? 111 < > r tl \ t' W;ll s 111 il 1.1 SrllO.-l In
1 j llii* (???iml V- I'> plii' l*. ''it' rt,'v ami t -??
\t??:i111 ? In- 11??- ??lliiti?'?H In <|ii)ililic(l lituiHcIf
f.'C I In- position. 1'.??><'?i 11 of a ri | >?? i'\po
1 i?'tn??*. iiiiliriiiif ? in'iifv iiii<I inttii!)' ? (1?? r_r
until con | >lv< i with an oMi-pn^ ili*p>.?ii i..?n
! .ii?l kiiiiiiy lirarl, %%<? ln-lii/vr I>? >% kin to hi'
j iiu' man /? ?r iiu- 1 ?!*?? .> M:iii\ r?
Mr. I-Mitor Wo ?lf?sin> to announce
J Iiu- 11'into ol Mr. I. W iliir Dtinn as a 1
? ("4i!'li<tnt o *>?r ? Snpt. oi i'Mncation lor;
j Kershaw ? otiiuv^ H -:> it pmii^ n.ir. of
; out rv'v mi'! al?iiii\". t-<? ? 11il??<! wit 11 an irrv
J 1'ioai lial>'*.? . Ii.u.i. lor. fir lias Iioon a?'- |
! fnolv on^a^cd '('r si-wml yours pasi in 1
I U acliing srliool, aii'! w?i aroMjii: no hot - I
1 ti'i solcct ion i.'onl'l In* iiiA'Io ?if :\ caiiili- I
j ?late 10 f;;l ilil.-l llli ()'>M ail I ollii'i;.
Alan, I'rirndi.
A I' l)IT< >R.
II n noniinat-d ;nr Auditor in
I8QS, ami filleil t!???l |><>hias
j I believe, satisfactory f<? If.4' pt.ople. I
J hereby iiiiiiniiiu'i' myself a candidate for
! re-election to Jli.it position, plcd^in^ my
<i |f to a)>ido 11??* roMiilt of 111?? primary
(?? !*?*?!. 'i'haokinu in'- friend* lor past
favors atxl (?unllilrin'i' ropoHcd in 1110 Hi)J
j solicitin_' a continuance of thuir support,
' 1 am. Very Ilcnpoct fully,
1'. T. Ururo.
Mr. Editor:?Please allow .Uie many
friends of .lud^re \V. Ft KiiMsell space to
present liis name as a candidate for
?'onntv Aud;tor. Mr. KMMfll f* loo ?ell
known for 11* to make any lony annouMc*
mont. H?\ifg ftlletl ir?eral places of
public trust, <-v? ryl)Otly that known
Jiiin, knows thai ho i* Qualified ami no
lie tier man for the plat* of An ditor of
Ker?haw County can !?? found.
Many V?>t?r?, 1
The Really LowoatPriccs Known Can be Found
AT
JUST OPENED BV
S. N. SOWELL & COMPANY.
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SHOES,
We cany a full line of All (Qualities Ladies, (Ifills :iik1
Children's Shoes. Gents Lace and Congress, from 75c lo
$-1 per pair, bcsl <|ua 1 it n . Ladies' and Children's Shoes at
Lowes! Prices. A nice line of
DRY GJ60S AND iOTO MS
Bought a! a Bargain just received. Come and see thein
while von can i^el good selections, I'riees jo suit your
purse.
| Our line or
rvs^; Tirrr Ys>~! A,a* /!!.***aaiv! ap?
Jtiwoy U<.UU Ju ^j.vwa.ww
is complete and no promise to meet all Competition. Wo
are also in position to t?'i vc accomodat ion to those needing
accounts extended untjl fall. See i^; before selling your
col ton.
S. S. SOWEju
An nmnii'fvwnts ?>"' ('.ircW/r>'j Ne?>.
frt'V ///v' n-nyi-ls trill i*>?> Vtrd J<>Y
Five Dttllnrx. u VI "in')' flint * "in''
ir/7/ ')?' efiuryeol tin- ynir fj'fice
cents pry v> yri.
c'KKKK of i orirr.
To the IV<>ple i>l Kershaw (Vuntv ?? I
iim h candidate lor (ho position of Clerk
of the Court for this county, in tin* pri?
nmrv election of the |)eniocratie 1'artv.
to 1 ??* ]11*!<! this vear, and hope to receive
viiiir support. If elected, 1 think that I
run give you t lioioughlv competent ser
vice, as almost mv whole lift* lias hoon
spent in v-ot'k of 8?miio\\ hut similar char
acter. In 1K1M5, when ii enndid.ite jV?r
the same office, tin- fact was used against
mo that I alroadv had a position which
earned for me :i livelihood, .mil t 'to not
diuhtthiit I lost iiiai.v votes tin that nr.
count. I ho]>e that this year those who
voted against mo because ot that fact
ill look at the subject in a dillercnl
light, remembering that if I was n.?{
earning a living, I would not lie a proper
man tn serve you in thi* important of
tiee. My record a - a citizen, ami a
1 >.-nioorat lies fair :m?l open before you.
and on it I hope to he olei tod.
Kospectfully,
\V. A. Soli rock.
To the I Hunooralic voters of Kershaw
?'ounty : ?
Without toy solicitation, friends have
announced mo* ua it candidate lor re.eh-e
tion to the urtice of Clerk of Court. It
had been my purpose to decline to enter
ilie race tins vein, 1 having announced
on the stump, in 1PW5, that I would not
jagain be a candidate for the position.
Hut it ureal many ??f my friends have
I urged nm m<t to dot line, tint to accept
t the oftice :? t She hands of the people if
thev wish 11 give it to me. So I have
determined to lonve the matter with my
Democratic felloiv .'?iti/ons of whom y<ai
?ire. You know me and mv record for
forty ve-ii H, iind yiai I: now how faithfully
I have discharged every trust Hint has
been committed to me. Tim oflieo is
yours to give to whom you please. If
another is chosen to take my place, I
vacate cheerfully. If re-elct ted. I shall
thank you, and show my appreciation ot
vour kindness I ? v cont inning to discharge |
faitlifnlly the duties of the otliee. I do
not propose to canvass the county, be
cause tins would make nic a self-const i
I tnled t.amlit'.ate , taking tlu* matter into
my own hand*. Thanking you f?r your
goodness to me in the past, I am, vour
I follow citizen, duel II< ugh.
I To the Voters ot Kershaw (\,untv: ?
j I respectfully :t|moi;nc<> mysidf an a
I candidate tor t lie office of Clerk of Court
for Kershaw County, and pledge myself
to ahi'Ie 1,'v the t ales governing tho l)om
| ocratic paity and to support tlm nomi
nees. Kespeci fully,
Henry 10. Heard.
1 hereby announce noj-elf as a candi
date tor (!lei k of Court iu tlm con,lug
primary election and rospct.tfully ask
the Hiipport of the I)<'inoeratio voters.
Having served four years as County
Vupt. of lidncatlon and erab-avorod to
familial ize myself with the working of
the various ( ounly ofliccs. I believe that
I am qualified to perform the duties of
the Cbok's ot Ace in a foitisfactory man
ner. Thanking my tiiunds for iho flup
port they Imve given me in tho past and
ask in; a continuance of tho same for the i
future. 1 am. Very Ho.spivt.fnllv,
I. I /. t'opelandj
sri'KrtVfSOR.
I Mrif.-hy nnnounce mysHi'ft caiu)i<l:i(o
f?>r the ofluc of County Supofvisor, sub
ject to the rules of iWu ap|iroaoliin>c
ItfiiioiTiitjc primary election.
.1, B. IMielp*. j
Mr. hd. rlr.TJf announce tho ramo
of Mr. ('. W. McCvikill iih u candidate
for < ounty Supervisor, subject to the
rules s?n?l regulations of the coming pri
mary election,
Voter* of West Waterec.
To Hie People: ? We respectfully pre
sent the name <>( T. V. Parker, aa a can
didate for 're-election to the office of
County, Supervisor. Mr. Parker has
made a trood /ecer:! in litis office, the
moat difficult to fill in the county. and
he deaerves re-election. No better roan
can he found for the plarc and we hope
to aee him receive the united support of
the people rrf nil ?ert{*im.
Many iVlend^of Kaat Ker
. thaw ana West W*t?reo.
To the Voters of K>rsh*w County
T hereby announce myself a candidate
for the office of County Supervisor sub
ject to the rut?s of the D?momti? pri
mary. i, T. Duri?lh -
TKK \S1: ItKK.
Mr. IMitor -Please announce the
name of Mr W. li. 1 lough for re election
l<i ilif cilice of I ieasurcr of Ivershu'V
t'nnnty which In- has so Acceptably hli
,.,j to the. fill no sat isfiii'tii .11 ot the- whulo
people- Many Frienda.
Mr. 1-Miti.r : ? Please niluoimc? h>r
Treasonrr f >r Kershaw County the name
of Mr. 1>. M McCasaill. Mi. MeCas
kil) is one of nur most worthy young
men, Spirting life at the very luiltom
r. nnd ot tli.' ladder he has by hard work,
' pluck ami eneri'y woiked himselt up to a
j must tl.vtti iio^ position in the estimation
' of nil w liO know him. ami would lie a safe
i ;111<I careful imm with whom to entrust
! the fund* ot th > county. We trust, that
j :?!1 -Do.l people vv ill yive him their united
, fuupuri in fliu approaching Democratic
i pri marv t? 1?*i*! ion, - Fn^t K crulmw,
LIX.ISL \TFUK.
I h?rebv announce myself a candidate
' for tlx- I,"ffisl.it'ire. Levi Jones.
! Mi. I'Mit? >i Please a'liiounee Mr. 1).
] M lJi'thnno as a candidate for the Leg
' islature. subject to tho rules of the Dein
, ocratit piim.iry. Mr. Ilethniie in a sate
i :ui<1 reiiahle man. and his record in tho
! Legislature was such as to entitle him to
j this, honor again. Many Friends,
Mr. IvH'.or :?Tliii n L l n t hi people of
K'-i-hnw < 'oinit v for their liheral support
;o ili>- l i t ??l.-etion, I hereby announce n v
i '???if :ii uididate for rr i loot ion to tho
j I!1 'ii? of l<epres?'ii1aliv?s subject to the
nih'-of the Democrati<- pally.
Ktvmeet filllv,
.1. <i. Richards, Jr.
Mr. F.ditor:?The many friends of
('apt. M. I>. Smith desire to place his
name heforo t!ie voters of Kershaw coun
ty as a candidate for the Legislature in
the coining i>iin-i?ry. Capt. Smith is a
.vouni* man o| pre-eminent' ability, and
in every r.?spect fully (pialitied to dis
chnrge the duties of ihe placvj. We know
of no one who can more aldy represent
onr county and respectfully ask for liiin
the- - ippoit oi tin; Democratic voters in
tho Priuiarv. Friend*,
SOLICITOR.
I hereby announce mys<dt a-? a candi
date fi-r rc-olecliou as Solicitor for the
Lift h (/'ircuit. subject to the rules of tho
1 >eiiio(:ratic primary.
.1, Wm. Thurmond.
.1. A Muller is hejvby tinuoimeed a can
didate for Solicitor <?f the 5th Judicial
Circuit of .Soutii Carolina, in the coining
Democrati;: Primary?subject to the rule*
of t he same.
M a? ; iktkatk.
Mr. Kdiior : ? Please announce Mr. J.*
M Ko\v?ll a-i a candidate for Magistrate
for upper Ibitl'.ilo Township. We be
lieve Sir. Sow ell to be Ihe right man
for the place. Many Kiiends.
The friends of Judge C. P. P.owen de?
sire that he continue in tin; race for
Magistrate for 2nd .Indicia! district
^ w-1 Watoreo Many Friends.
JI'DCF OK PliOILVTE.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for the office of Judge of Prolate, for
KersliAw county, subject to the rules of
the Democratic primary diction,
K. (?. Shaw.
I hereby announce myself for elee.
tionto tin." ofi'iee of Magistrate foi Lower
Flat Mock Township.
Very Keapcctfully,
Jus. T. Trucsdfl.
PASTURAGE.
I nm prepared to furnish pasturage for
eattle or hor?e?. All stock looked uffer
rarefully. IMenty of water and one of the
finest pastures in the county,
HAULING,
I iilno wish to call the attention of the
public to the faot that I nm prepared to
d<> any kind of hauling. Double or ?In
gle teams furnivhed o ? ahort n*?icr,
KVAX8 COIJjINfl.