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!?Jw$8ro$ftt PUBLlsilRF kvkhy Vrida y w. Xj. m? now Hi i:< t. Phone >30. KunHcuii'TroN l{ a'i -Onu year, $1.80, J mix month*, 76 throe mulith*, 40 j cunta. Ratkm roa A ovkktisino ? ? Ordinary I transient advertiiunonts, first insertion t $1,00 per Hqiinro ; each nn'oseqiient in i noritoii W)??ntM per mpiare. Candidates' Curd* (or County offices $>,(>0. L'oniiressionul $10;00, ({?ihId uih locals, 6 cents por line each in* Hertion, \ Comma uioftt ions will be puhli*lV<l when of interest to t lie general public ait< I ..M >t of h defamatory nature. Nu if spoiwlbility will )>m iisKuiDcl fry the views of correspondent*. HaImM t or eoutrael iMlviotininK will b?* an nounced upon application at the office, RamUtancos by checks, drafts and poita! monoy ord^rn ahouhl hi- made payable to W. L. MoDOWELL, OimdAiii 8, 0. Candidates should boar in mind that (isscsbuiouI h must bo paid in before 12 o'clock on the uiorujp# of t tic null, Charleston has gotten from Con gress an appropriation pf $100,000 for the relief of the exposition com pany. This appropriation, it is said, was won only by a hard fight by Mr, Fin Icy. The animal re-union of thn Con federate veterans will be hel< |jjfh Creenville on the 0th, 7 th and 8th j of August. A rate of one cent a milo each way vviil be charged. The tare from Camden will be $2 00, The dlnturbnneo al the Seaboard depot hint Sunday evening in dc j ploreil hy our j^ood citi/.etis of bolh rices. and it is earnestly hoped tlmf tips matter will soon bo amicably ad justed. li<d all interested road in uuothcr column Iho resolutions paused at the merlin# and reflect. Hut little interest is being man ifeHted iti the campaign meetings now being held in this Nt.ate, Tin* attendance is small at every point due, probably, to ili>* Xaot I. hut the farmers are too busily engaged in wot ki is ?? their crops to devote any time to politics. Congress whs in Mention on Sun* day iuft. Although actions have i been held in the housa on Sunday ! on previous occasions, this was thej lirst ti iii*? in 00 yeatH tlu?l Sunday! ? w iih made a leginl -it i vc day u 1 1 ? I tM house met on the S-ihhath with n ppcahci, elciks and nil the other paraphernalia which accompany actual transaction of lngiabi! i v< biitui nest. ttri tint Hon ami the I'd i ( or. ' In a brilliant spceen at the Alli ens, On , Conferonco for Kdnentioh, , llor. Jiunry St. <Joorge Tucker paid; a glowing irihuto to tin' prc.xa. In; his speech ho said i hut. when the in cord w:n iiiuili' up on educational advancement in the South, the work done by tlio press would probably bo voted (IB the most ctY. ctivc, with the country newspaper i 1 the top Wo beliovo thin is n jiiHt tribute. Tlio press does a far nobler woik than is usually attributed to it ?nd if the pockets of the country cditoi wore t?f well till*"! with nvnuy an his paper is with good words fur ;;o ??! mortsnrof. ho would ho-.n bo in easy i Jinaneial eireumslaiioci.. And tko Southern prcus in push- j "4 inn the cniiBo of | mi it i,* education tin never b{?l' ore. 'I here are nianv pa jvfiR that never imnt.ioii the sal?ji> ?, but thero aro many more "hr\t preach the gospel (TTtHncat ion in no nncer taiis way. iMoroovor, they notice the local sohot/iH find have 11 jjooii word for the in uhoneier po-*ib!e So. Kduc.ation \1 .N -to^. Meeting of lSxecutivo Committee. A meeting of the I )cuioci ulic K.v ? cut i vo Committee was held on luM Saturday and arranged the dales. f>>r the campaign meetings and as scssfucnl of enudbtntes. t he fol lowing me the dales for the Cain psign meetings : Itlaney, Thursday, duly 17, Heaver Dam, Friday, July IS, ? \V? gtville, 'I iKi.sduv, duly liolhunc, Thursdny, July 7. A bney, Ki i?Ny u,?u ?t S, A ntioel:, Thursday, August 11, Csu-dvn, Saturday, Au^u>t 1 1;. The assessment of c:unii'l-Uct? areas follows: < 'nnjrrcs'men, *;> : Slate Senator, *7fi0; House of IJepreaental i vcm, ?."> ; County Sup'M visor, $5; Auditor, ; Trcasuier, r $8; County Supt. of Kduc.ai ion. > ; Probate Judge, $2f?0 ? Coroner, >3; Magistrate in DeKalb Town ship, *.'l ; and *1 for iho IVIhj; ti trates in the other Townships. Important To Cani>ii>atks. Candidates must file their pledges and pay their assessments to the Secretary on or before the lttili d iy ?.( July. Tb?* primary rulea require this. . After that date their names caoJbt go upon the ticket#* ?- .. -v ' . - . ?. . Meeting of Baptist Association. The Second <|imrtorly meeting of the Union of the Kcrabftw County llaptinf Association was held with the Reoonri JJaptlst Church of Oam !<lon on ((to factory hill laat Saturday and Hiinrioy. The mcc'ing wua call eel to order by the moderator, </npt f<. \>.'( '1 y I > 1 1 1 n, of Wcstvillo, and ?il r. W. K Russell acted n? Clerk. Thc-followlnif'eliurche* were rep resented : Pine Grove ? Now ton Kelly, 15. K. Watts, Tim rod ? J. II. Hinder. JJcthnny ? li. I/, ('lyburn, W. K Ruasell. {Second Church ? W. O. l-.iil, W. JO Outlaw, S, I Uatoc. Union church mnrin application for admission and Rev. \V. II. Joy* nor enrolled an a delepato. On motion nil churches within the hounds of t h i m association having I deb ^atcs present were enrolled aa j rnembera of the Union. Mt. Zion was represented by K I5. Sllcrid nnri I.. H. Myers. The first question wmb taken up <14?ri opened I ?y Ilov. W, If. Joyner, followed by Keys .1 .1. Myers, it. T. Hlaekmon, .1. T. and J. VV. Smith and Messrs. K. l\ Hhcrid and J. T. Arranta. ' ? At Hi o'clock {Sunday morning S. S, addresses wcra marie l?y Revs. >!. M Knowles, .J. W. DUvi", R. L lilackmon. and Meaara. U. W. llirch* more and .1 O. I 'rice. On Sunday morning at 1 1 o'clock Uov. .i. J. Myers' preached an car. ru nt and noori aeriuon. The attendance was lar^o and the meeting wan a moat BiicceaHful one. 'I'he next, meeting of tho Union will he Ip'UI witli the Union Ibiptiat church, Wes' Wateree. on Saturday before the fitb Sunday in August. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Th? Ii'llotfum mimes w vru ??'tiiKtt're<l at the tvvn Imlehi ?iiu'* !'i?t Friday : . I,a l*.\ virj ri: If \ ?.?. ? W .1 Hall, <???<> \V Mfijilillt, W .1 Carter, \V A ( 'ullmrtli, N .loiiCM, jr. W T J'niil, |{ A Yonn^, Win II 1 1 .1 1 rir.ni) , jr. J .1 WIusikiiiI, I. W Kob [ < rl>, A I.i'W, ji, W .fTyler, K V <?ri>en, A (' Chn? II IJanlo*. .J A Max : vvo!!, W K VVIiitnkor, .1 \V Joiich, It I'. Prince, (! A Lev v, jr,, W W Watt, .1 (' Ntnifh, I'/ K i -nolidye, II I l>o, Puxm, K II [Hu'i'U. A ( ' .)>>lm>"iii. W I! J.<>ii>;vvon h , K (' Wriulib, .lolm Miller, Mr ami Mir Ifiiy, .1 .1 \\')ii."(iioit, IMJWriulit. A C MciWat'd, ]?: V Krel?, J .1 J'tilkT, l,ovi Smith. WxlikMAS f IdI'M. - 'I'll"" 1/ Ilt'>I^? path, W K t iriim:di'y, W I. Bullhid. jr. I. A Alexander. I.onnti Wood, ,f < >i ? n Amhl'T, I * J ? 1 1 :i I'dcc, I'rank Shiter, I?] I1' Wat l< i iih, 1 ) < J /t'ijrliT, .1 M DcI.uhIi inutt, ,ir, I II r.arxO'li, Iv do Vnitt. dclica lii-l<, !?! J/ M o< ';d I n in, .} A I)f?H|>ortc.H, llerii.Mt Alston. I U c* A<I1?t, I") JfcCoynor, \\ S l,?>4i*'y, <" StraiiHS, \V A H?;wimrii, ; Trnho* Ihtrk?d?h*, ^,1) U<iilov, M J l'?*ir Icr, ? i T I C :? ti- 5 i I r?* , PiiiiMtt Kfrk, A ( '? Iji'c. ("has! 1'. Hhiuni, I, con Nowmnii, 'I' It I !?)yd, .1 \ Pride. II I I V I'uss, II I, , 1 1 ill I i . 'I' Ij iSlit'lloii, I' IJ ( /lemon t.J? I'. : K lluli?\k, <i W Anld, WinT .\liignvK<?, .1 I I'! N'anuViui. jr., D.mh l Milcr, (! A | Knu'iyi tl\f I A I scIht. (' .Iuih'm, il.tr iv Shaw. rI' .1 L-pscoinh, A (' Idgon, .1 R , llarudl. A ?' I am?, .I"liti K Smith, f, |> | Mn v. c i: 1 1 ..!? it , I! n i *?i v i -?? , i) <; m^" < 'all. I. K Williiim::, ,) A I'ralh'v, l> (?< '/..?ifih-i . !?' M /.mi,.. I P.,n ill. K II Al moiid. W II OaOoii, S Pln-lps, I. I> Mil) . ' i ,i 1 ? i j ? j i W,-, ii?s. .1 i' litirdcil, i' W .ii i*'f< I I niuiai). i Death ami Shooting Scrape at Tiller' Ferry. Mr. James Chimin, one of the oldest citizens of Kctshaw ctuinlj, died at the residence of Ins son, j Mr. H in. A ( !\ loini, mi laal Wed i i)> H(iay night, ami was buried on Thuifcday afternoon at the ) i ru u - uou graveyard In the pit.sence t> f a I urge crowd of sot rowing ulutives land friendo. Mr. ( lybur.j w#? a i coiididle til member of tlie Meiho dl?l church, and who for in .my I v ears a looal ixhorter in that [church. lie was about 90 years of age, and leaves n*largo number of descendants to mourn his demise. | Truly a good man has gone. OiHast Monday Ralph Rodgers ; and Kiiie lla*kin, two negroes, be cam" involved in a shooting nlVair | at. Monroe d- i*peiu:er's ahingle inill, j Uodgera severely wounding liaskin I in two places. A little negro giil i standing near was accidcntly shot J through .thi: hi'iul :u.d insianth | killed. A ft i' i L'lliiig li.e ^;ii ho'.h ! negteea lied, and ha\e not yet been csptuted ? TiIIci'm Finy cor. ol ! i I i:> tl 1 1 O V I lie I ,1'Mli'r. A i)i)tl)(ir Touruauit*i?v. i'lso uihiu i nf hold i ng a tiremen'.N ! tournament in Florence somo time ? soon H*.eniH ti? be tiiliing will. A I numb* r of rili/.rtis have expressed a hope thu tho tourney ran be ar i ranged, and have promts, d tangi | i?It* aid in the w.i\ . f contributions, j foi it. vviU take j\?nu? money. The II it lint) are gially iuUteslco and i' re uwing l>) woik alioad*. .Sup loin Iter M'eniH to ho the moat satis factory time lor tiie event, and La bor day has been suggested. For mer tournaments held here h av? been eminently successful ? Flor ence Tunes. Wintlirop College Scholarship and K? (runee Examinations. The examinations for the luvurn of vRcnnt scholarships in Winthrop College and for the admission id new student* will bo held at tin County Court Houao on Fiiday, July 1 1 1 h, at i) A . M. Applicants must not be less than fifteen years oC age. When scholarship* are vacated after July llth, th^y will he award ed to those making the highest av erage at this examination. The next session will open Sep tember 17. 1901 Kor fuillieK infoimntioh and a cata.'ougo atMreHM IVc, I). P. Johnson, Rock Uill, S. C. ilk too ?timet " ll# 4* YMiN U# utB w^o l ?)>e4 | - : iiMwCt4^4S t+zrcsT? t , acfc '*Lef{ Pulling" of Candidate*. [Columbia KecordJ While the oouuVy pajX're ftlfe filled with (he nnnnunernentt of candi date?, ho mo of thoin having h column already of such ud vertming, there has been hut ??no announcmcut in thin cou u i y no fur A prospective Cpj)didate, who watt naked to explain Hie si-eming tardincta on the part of hiwbclf and hrchron, paid: ??Oh no, it i?? not the small amount of f>5 to insert a card that in keeping uh hack, hut it in the leg jmlling on the part of the "dear people" that imme. diab-ly brgina after announcement Candidate* in ether counties may Buffer in ihiH respect, but I venture to t-fxy thut in no county in the Htate is thin Mack mailing achem? more persistent ly and successfully worked than in Iticljland. Am soon as a man announces himaolf for oftlce nearly 'every church hi I lie eouLty finds It* | f el f in need of a new organ or the building need a painting or sumo thing of the aort. AH of them, of course, are a little strong, hut It really looks that way from the num. her of subscription papers that are thrust at a candidiito. lie cannot get out of aiding the good cause for h as than Thon there are barbe cues to be helped uloug during the campaign, many of whieh never ma terialize; there arc schools to he help ed out, and so many other thing* to he aided that a candidate has to have a plethoric hunk account if ho would keep in tho good gracos of these fel lows, all of whom have a vote and maybe can influence others I rc meinbor one candidate on law range whose first campaign cost him fey in iich that in t.lio aocond he neyer went to hie uflho on Saturdays, in order to dodgo iheae boygari', for Saturday wiih the favorite day to hold up candidatea and rob (hem. N'ono of us have any more money t linn wc can conveniently handles, end that'a why wo are lying low. 8mno of uh have been there before." A Cavcl. 7*1 r. F.ditor 1 hear that Mr. H. 1'. Oilmii Is in the race for 1 1 1 ?* office of County bunt of Education fur Kershaw County. Will von allow tne a small apace i:? your valuable paper to nay a few words in regard to my youtiji friend Mr. Odnm While 1 wan School Coin in is. (doner h f' < | u i to a while in Rich land ('utility and during thut time 1 found him to he u ?entl?mnn in every roKju'ct, courteous, conscientious. pains taking an<l anxious to do his whole duty. I cheerfully commend him to tlie sup port of t ho voters of Kershaw county, believing that should they give Wiley Odoui tli" office lie jeieks, they will not only honor themselves hut. assist a most wort liy and true man . lj. C. Syi.vk.strr. *100. WORTH #100. SCHOLARSHIP For oii'h ('onffronsronal district in South Carolina, und two for the state at Irtt go in Mine's Mountain Military Academy, York ville.S. ('. These schol arships will he awarded by our Repre sent atives ami Senators, atiictlv upon in' riu in the Shine manner *a the award of uc|iolarsh ips to Went I'oint l-'or full information address your Re presentative, or one of <>ur Senators, or W. <J. STI'.ril KNSON, Sunt,, .July 11 York ville, S. C. University ot North Carolina. The Head of the fctate'a Ed ucational System. Aca demic Department, Law, Medicine, Pharmacy. One bundled and eight. sllioliir nhips. Free tuitions to teachers r ml to in in intern' bqo^. Loans to ?he needy. 5(J3 Sfudehts. ty Instruct ors. New Dormitories. Wutci .Works, Central lleutiu# System, frail term begins September 8, 1902. A.tdroH?; F. P. VKNAHLB, President, Chapel Hill, N. C. July 4 tli. J. T. STEVENS, KERSHAW, S. C. >la;iuiapturev of jhiln T>iird Flooring", Ceiling, Siding, Moulding, Balusters, I f'olumna. Mantel*, and all Inside Trim a upeoialty. togs! Eggs!! Eggs!! I 1 e in now till utl orders lor j promptly and guarantee every one 1 out to he strictly fresh. Kioht pons of the bos' jarred Plymouth ltocUs, \N Idle Wynisdullua and S (1 l>rown l.foi,orns? J have birds in these pens Mtiiuli oufcl iuc alii each, numbers scoring from 02 to 04 ; point s LkUk $-.00; $1 50 and $1 ; i per 1?. according to matin^a. IJUOOKS IN MAN, YurUvillo, S. C. ICE - ? ICE. Make your ari^ngements at Oe'senlioiiiicrs Furniture Store lor leo (ice honwe in i\ ar of Mori)) Iho number of pounds you will want Ciicb day und the time of day you will want it. The Delivery Wagon will he on schedule time. Tickets 60e per hundred lbs, 40c per hundred in 100 lbs and over. Terms Cash. Respectfully, ^ f " \ Nothing anger* * nun llko lit* alienee 4if hi? wife whtn I if* attempt* to inorrjH m it It het. Ifrvory wotnent* fact w?*ro her fortune Koine would Im> liahio to AircMt (or coun terfeiting. M imy * deluded in an who thin k* he ia marrying a woman diH'0\t?ra later cm that tlx: woman tmtriied him. CAMDEN RESTAURANT. I wi?h lo announce to my frieod* and th? public gorierally that I have moved my restaurant fro id Jo*,''1" Main utieet to thd building on 1 1 j > i > c r Main nt r*-? t re cently vacated by M ih- S. A. Parker where I w ill he k!k<1 tj hoo and aofvu them with the l>*?? the market nfF^rd# and at moderate price* POOL ROOM. In connection with tl.o lU^Uu?ant J will havo a well conducted poo! mom. ('all and von me. W. T. HAMMOND. ? MANUFACTURER** OF ? Doors, Sash, Blinds, Moulding, Building Material, Sash Weights and Cord. CHARLESTON, - - - - 8. C. Purchase our makes, which we guarautee superior to any sold South, and thereby save money. Window and Fancy Glass a ?*p?*nmltv. July 4-1 Tax Execotioms. South Carolina ? Kershaw County. Under Hiul by virtue of sundry tax executions to mo direct***! , I w i i ! proceed to Bell, before tlie Court House door in eity of Camden, <>n tlie fiiai Monday in .lulv, during the legal hours of snlc, the following described real estate , to w it : 1 lot ond 1 building in eity of Cnniden bounded east by J.yttleton street, tnuth l>y A.J. LoIHh, north bv J. L. Brnsing* ton, and west by K. II. iJihlde. Levied upon aa the property of It. C. Boswell. ' 2(;, aeres of land situate/! iu bo'd dis trict No. 1, near Knight.'* Hill, being Dine Brevard's portion of land derived from ?Ioe Brevard, .f r. , and is bounded by lands of (J. 0? Witte, Joel Iloagh, Joe Brevard and the Waii-ren river. Ters cash. ? J. S. TRANTH AM. S. K. C. remedy for Consumption. By its timely use thousands of hopeless cases have been already permanently cured. So proof-positive am I of its power that 1 consider it my duty to md two bottln frtt to those of your readers who have Consumption, Throat, Bronchial or Lun^ Trouble, if they will write me thalr express and postoffice address. Sincerely, T. A. BLOCCM,K.&, IU Petri St., Scwr York. ?r Th* Edlloritt ud BoatnaM HMtitnMt of till* ftMr UuaraoUa thi* (tmroii* Proposition. NOTICE TO TEACHERS AND " TRUSTEES. All teachers and trustees in Kershaw County are hereby notified that hereaf ter no teacher will be paid who hit not at the time of employment a certificate of qualification registered in the otftce of the Superintendent of Education o#*K<?r shaw County. I urge opon trustee* the importance of employing their teachers early iu the ?ummer. An apportionment of the ?chool funds will bo made by me for the ensuing fiscal year at the earlies poaaible moment after I get. tbo neoesaary data from the proper officer. B. B CLARKE, County Hupt. of Educatibn. Camden, S. C , May 29th, HK)2 Suiiuujmw For Relief. South Carolina ? Kershaw County COURT OF roMMOX PLEAS. \Vii?hin^ton Carlos su>t M ? ? tio Gipson, IMnintift*, * Against I Ann Carlos, IU-t*y lthod*a. Don litiodt a, Ril i iii tiainrH, Arthur {).tin<-*, Jo|,n Edward Gaines. Sun Gainea, Frank (?nines, MiiKKie (iaines, "Leila Gainea. Kate M<- 1 .amore. Carrie McLmnore, Ani/ut J}ro\yn. Jenny l.ind Carlo*, Jaiot>? I'mio*. Jofkie Kennedy. Krn? st W. Kennedy, Wilhelin'na Kennedy, Annie Lee Kennedy , Francia Kenne dv. l.ncy Cnrlop, John Carlos, Snlly Carter, Sally Carter the younger, Charles (\u-ios. Willie Carlo*, Henry "Carlos, Francis Carlo* the ?younger. Patsy Cjjrlos, Florence Catlos, Beck wood Carlo*, H^die GipHon. Marekah Gipson. Defendants. To the Defendants above named : You are hereby aiiinntoned and re quired to answer the Complaint in this action, of which a copy ia herewith ?liv ed upon you, 'inil to *er >o a copy of your answer to said Complaint on tlie sub f.criber. at t l?oir t.fllco in CannUn. S O. # within twenty day* after the gervico hereof; evc)u*tv? of the day of audi ser vice ; and if you fail to answer the Com plaint within the time aforesaid , the plaintiff in this action will apply to the ?" ourt for the relief demandru} in the Complaint. Date June I9ih. A. O. 1002. kikkund* MOORE, Plaintiff** AHormya. ?To the Defendants: Sadie Gipson, Marekah Gipson. Betav Rhodes, Don Rhodes, James Carioa. Jenny l.ind Car los, Joaephine Ksnnedv, Ernea! W. Kennedy. Wilhrtmtnn KrnnMy, Annio I>e Kennedy, Joh*? Carlos, Henry Car los, and Fradk Gaines ? Take notice that the Simon or.* In this actio* wai filed -in olliee of Clark pf Court of Cwm.^on Plesa on June Iftb , A I). IUO* K1UK ^ . ... ? ;v !.AXI> .1 ^OOfcK, . PlitttUfl** Attotftt?* Summer Excursion Rut?#. Until 8*td0mber 30th with final ro. turn limit Oct. Slat., 11X2, the S?*ai><>ard Air Line will ?oU round trip tickoU *t following rat^B : TolSew Yoik via 1'orUmoMh and Old l)u??iniu??a 'A- Co., ?tit . 10. ; Oc< an View ami Old l'oint Gain fort, Vs., Baltimore. Md., vi? I'ortsnioiytii and Buy I ine, f?S 10. / Wuihin^rtou, I). C., via I'otUnnouth and N'. and Vf J S. B. Co., 10. Boston, M jKus., via M. and M. T- Co., in. r Bedford, Va., via IVtersbuij/, ?15.80. Tickets sold at speei il rat??? to tt<itu?r ou? <iirnu)?r r?i?ortH in North Carolina, Virginia and poiuta North, also lo Allan tit; Beach, Mayport, Pablo Beach. Flft.. and other point* aoutii. Commencing Saturday, June 14th, and until Sept. J?8th, IMO'2, round trip week vnd tivkfdJ^.on jdo for all Saturday and Sun'lav Irtrtty&dn trains. linked to return Tuenday folfoving date of khI?, to Wil mlngion, N. 0,, ?? rate of $3.00. W. W. McCniX-HKN, Agent, O. It. WALWORTH, a. o. r. a. Camden, S. C., June 1, ^902. MONEY TO LOAN. Money to loan on approved Real Ka tato Security, at seven per cent Kasy terms. No commission* charged. L. A. WitikowKky, Camden. S. C. 0. L. Winkler, 62 William Ht., July- 1?. ? 'A - Now York, 7)r* Crnost ffirastngton, ^Pvvjaiciatv crwb Sttta?ou, Camden, tS. C. Oftico in Bank of Camden Building. Residence, Fair street. (RN. Sowell Residence.) BACKACHE All Bladder and 4^TTT>"0 For mile by F. M. Zemi> A Del'au. Prevention is bettor thun euro. Keep your blood pure, your appetite good and your digestion perfect by taking Hood's Snrsaparilla. Hood's Pills uct harmoniously with Hood's yarsaparilla, gentle, efficient. SELLING AT COST Will ecll my entire stock of shots, dry #00/1, notions and hats ?t CObt, making if if ni for ft large atock lat< r on, (Joinu Ht once nvi*l he convince-) of the fac. ft wjil o'?t iuHt lonji 1 1 the Can ley Sloro. Nothing will I # charged ?\t the above prices I'lofiKC don't ufrk f?r credit. Hegintiiii.' Saturday, the 21*1, A few articles D-uncd f Sod i '0 pnek* or 10 lbs lor-51'. Viii?-#ar the best wlntn wi?* pol I at 10c per (/u , it 26o. Cupg and saucers sell 40i* per net. Tomatoes null lit 1 .*><?, I sell ntll 1 2e per can. Motftpea pitchers sold nt 25c, now ot 10* Mnlttsos per gal 5(K\ at 40c. MolflfeB per gal 40.e, now a 20c Cold dust wssbin# powders 3 lbs */or 25c, n ? w I7e Bowls and pitchers 1 .Od, ii"W at 05c. Howls and pitchers 1 25, ?? 75e. Hed eharnhera covered 80c, at 50c. Bed chambers not covered 5uc, at 35c Bed obam here riot covered '25c, at 20c. Lara pa way holow r< i* ular prices. Lard others soil ut 1 2 4 1 T sell lOc, Shoos, Hols, notions <Jfy goods way down. Kcspeet J. E. CRKKI>. Cantey, S. C'. BELIABILITT and BKTEBPEIB2 are iw? characteristics ?( a success ful business concern -and we claim J to posses* them both. Having been I long established and favorably I kaown aa roannfs< tuieis of {doors, sash, blindb, lunsbei snd all kinds of ornament** J wood work, we point with pilde to the < work done for omt business friend* ' And request the il; nice to m^ke new frlande and cuUonieis- All our' goods l>eur our K>'atante? - they are J warranted ? and when purcliaiiiiK from aa you get uVery ,?dvamii*e of l ' vying direct from ili? maker. a and foe J'rice Liat. AUOU3T A LUMBER CO., AUQU8TA, ?A. '?Sip 1/ th* Af>iklr attJ . ? 4 tuf Sttrlixf Brand. j pERFECT ""<1 jiermnnent arc the * cures by Hood's Sttivmpiirillft, be ' cause It makes pure, rich,. healthy, lifu ami liealth-giviuy BLOOD. S O UTH ER N RAILWAY THE ORE AT HIGHWAY OP TRADE AMD TRAVEL. Uniiin^ th? Principal Cpmmyrciol C?nt?rt and Health and Pleasure R*?orts of the South with the j? NORTH, EAST and WEST. Hi|fh?ClaoB Vvatibul* Tvkin^t Through Sio?pln^-C#ri b*tw?*k N?w York tnd N?w O rUans, vU Atlanta. Ctaetaafttl asi Tl*ri<t? PoiuU riit Ati?nl? and via Mew York ?M Florida, ?lth*r via Lrachhur^, OaavilU ?ad ffeTM?ali? ?* Tifc Riohmoad, OanvllU aa4 tavaaaah. fupartor Dialag*0?r tcrrlc* ?? all Through Tralaa. Xxoalloat forvteo aa4 Uw Rata* to Charl?ataaa ac* MMt fonlh Carolina lat?*>ltat? and Wait tadiaa tx?*aiti?a. Winter Taovtot Tlckata ta all Ratorti snow on aalo at lodaaad vataa. f?r MalM Imfmrmatlmm, Utsrmturm, tlmm ?#pir aparH or adiir?<> JT. M. HARSW1CK, W. H. TAY^OK, Goaoral aoafor 4?it. o?n. Pa??. Aeipt, WmsMim+tmn, D. C. j muuAii. Om. at. w. MVNT, ?' J. c. BEAM, 0M. Pmmfngmr 4|*?t, (um?? raw. ihWHmn, J, C. JHlamtm, Om. niMUAf ?v The Kind Ton Have Always Bought, and which has been In use for over SO years, has borne the signature of " <*? * ? and has been made under his per sonal supervision since its infancy. Allow no one to dcoclvo yon In tills. AH Counterfeits, Imitations and *? Just-as-good " are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of In fonts and Children? Experience against Experiment* What is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor OH, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither OpiuiA, Morphine nor other Narcotlo substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverisbness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, glvjlng healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea? The Mother's Friend, GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Beam the Signature of In Uto For 30 Years. ANNOUNCEMENTS. SKKATK^-^ }i..\ ii, h 1m 'Hi reunited to dun d forre election, mil ti.anlnt.iK the benu cr*lJr '?M of Keiafikw ?unt> for alio K?ippott'tn IUC< psfct, I irr?-i'V amioiinee ? ?4Im1UU1# ul iim irrrr? ????'"? p? mu'liV for the Offl< e of roDi Keisinyr < aunty* j. i . fJXi . / I.rolSf-ATl'UK. Mr. /iitoi: Tin' friends Of lloit. Joint <{. it . tiHji-. ir., do-tie to pisce tiu nsnie before iir .1. inn. ;u'.r voter* of Kerahaw conntr for iii- it'i'i ton to III.- Cn|?t, KiohiixH I t- inndv nil aide hgnlator sttit no betterman ?. I ' III I.I IV I '.IV rr UI>ty f) represent !<?* f.iniiri" "l "iir county. tti* tw?r#'oi? iu?u<j< utile lilili I 10 the Hl!e? Of U|?j IC i-ai i * . mu ifiiumtu.. We, (in' many friends of Mr. M L, Smith. /re at pleasure la announcing 1 1 i in fwi re-election to (ho I't'ui.slaturo In tho coming democratic primary. Mr. su.ich in too well known to tho people of Kershaw ('oiii^ty to need any more r*com 1 1 m t i- > 1 1 i h h n his Horvice in the legis lature for the last two year*. ? .. Many Voter*. SUPERVISOR. I n?-r?-??y anuouncrt myself a pandldate for foiiniv svpm vuor. subject to life rule* of the Democratic primaries. UcHpeutfully, J. B.THSJMVS. At the solicitation of many friends ov er tho County I i.nnouueo myself a can didate for the ofliee of Bnpe/yifur nf Kershnw County, and pledge myself to ahide the result of "the democratic. pri? maty. J. 1\ Hi/rj>km-. We. (lie friends of Mr. J, M. Sowell take pleasure in announcing him for th# position of County supervisor. t He rill abide the result of the pi'mtyy... election* Mr. Sowell is a painstaking gentleman ami will do tlie host he can for the coun ty. So tfive Hiiirulo a chance. Many Voters of Kaley's Milt. Mr. Kditor :--We, ,jtho frlands of Mr, T. V. l'arkcr wit h to Announce hia naiuo as a candidate for tho office of Oonnty Supervisor. During Mr. I'arkei't term the all'iiir# of the county were conducted in a manner unsurpassed by none.- apd in justice to him we wish him to enter the ram that lie may. to a certain extent vindicate his record tlpit hat in Home point.) hcen attacked by ? some. 1 1 o will in the same satisfactory manner comhirt tin* atl'iirs of the county and therein protect the interest of all the Tax Pay has. Ft) It Al'DlTOU, To the voters of Kersh?w Countyi? At the ho* lic-itai ion ol friends from svery section of the ('on ii i v, ! in'H'l?y offer myself as a candtdato for Coii ii i v Auditor. Having many years exp?Hcnco ami it 'thorough knowledge of the Out lea- of on auditor, I f? el satlsiied that I can flit the office to I he satisfaction ol the people I will alilde by. Hie i CM) It td i lie Democratic l'rlmary. ?% Respectfully tfUhmlttCd, W, R, McCkkioiit. I hendiv announce myself a candidate for tnc office of Auditor of Kershaw County til tliefc?ift? iiik 1'iliiiao Kk'Ot ion, und respectfully solicit the votes of *u Democrat*. While I liaye no p?l>?lo record >d ('oii*i'i|ii<>iice. I think my personal re ion! wiih one to iii as olerk ami liook-fceeper ex ti'iidliuf over it coiitliiuous period of- twenty- five veins is a sufficient ^uataiitee that the Auditor's ufV.ce will white I nni the liimimh?nf, he?<m?eieU> ed lu a I horoiiKhlv luisiuesa manner, Respectfully, W. A. KCIlHOt i?. To the Deiiiooratlc voters Of KeistlAW county:? Throueh the solicltutioii of frienda ttirou?{h"? out tin' county I present my itumo an a candidate tor the position of County Auditor. Ilaviiui formed the acquaintance \of the people ar--: acipiiied a iictter kuowlcdffti of ihe property the different localities of the county, I am better prepared to discliHiKe the duties of the office, shou d (lie pe- pie honor me mralu by elecluiH me to He' posjnon, I will promloe ttieiu to ilisciiaijre Hi.' ilufU.s to I lie beSfoT myUbHIty RiiT without discriiiilnatiiin. Thanking my friends for itii'ir past favors and soliciting tftctr petron-' s?e me! esteem iii the tutiire, ! pTedKe lujKe'if to ahide i lie result of t lot *>riraary election. Keopectfully, P. T. UKUCIS. I hercOy iiniiounoc myself a candidate for t'ount.v Auditor, suhjoct to tho domoeratte prt mary." J. A. uitlusHY. 'I he friends of MaJ. K. K. Milt hereby annoiil\CO Ills naine as n cnudiilate for the oitice of Auditor for Kershaw county subject to the Democratic tolmaiy. His Knowledge of the office eminently i)ualiiies him for the position. Many Friends. Mr. Kd:? Please present the name of Mr. 1). M. Mclaskill as a candidate for County Auditor, lie is h self made, upright, honest, sober voting man, and is of undoutited'abflity. lie has ciliiiiied lioiii the plow handle to a pronimrr.i posiiion in life, and if elec.Ud will till the otrtce with that same z.'ni au l citriiOshiess thai iio has tilled other places of honor and trust. Solicit* out a inajonty support of the voters In the eont i i>k prlinui y election, wc are. . Ills Many Friends. Mr. Fditor Plpase annotmce the name of Mi* F. P. Trupffdell at a candi date for Auditor for Kerahaw county, subject to the rules of the Demooratlo primary. Mr. Trtioadel is one of our most sterling cltixons and "if 'AtfeCtOiV wo'.ild rcNcct credit upon the office to which he aspires. Many Friends. FOK TREASURER. /} Mr. Editor? IMcase announce the name of Mr. \ \V. I!. Iloupli for re-election to .the office of Treasurer ?ii Kershaw county whteh tie ha* la acceptably lined Vu the eutlro sntUfactLAn of tht whole people. MaayVrlendSi SUPT. OF EDUOATlOl Editor Chronicle:? We the friend* of Mr. Urin e, take pleasure In announcing him fa. position of ('(unity Superintendent Of Sdoeattnn for Kershaw County In the coming : democrats prlrnai v. Mr. llruoe U a teacher who haa given l>ei feci satisfaction to the patrons of hlA reboot ami we feel satisfied that la the office for which we anhoum e him. lie will Attend to the dntle# liionmiicnt upon him with the f-aroe cere and at tention. Xastero Kershaw, To the Voters of Kerahaw Oountyt? With kind remembrance of, ami thanka forjroar hearty support ot my cumlldAoy for the Office of 8npt. of Education in the last. csmpalglt, I strain an nounce nivself n candidate tor that office. If elided ! pledge my beat effort# In behalf of tftO schools of the entire county. _ respectfully, R. P. ODOM. CORONER. I hereby announce myself as a candi* -latrt for the office of Coroner of Kershaw county In tho engulnfi prltnarjr taction, and bind mvneb to abide the result o( dial priin.iry, and to support the nomi? nee thereof. I f> ele cted J will give the office prompt, faithful and efficient at* tention. Thos. O. William*. I hereby prevent mysolf before the vo. terH of Korfhnw county as a can?N?l*td. for Coroner, subject tq th^ rules of (he Democratic party. H It. Arrant*. mauistratr" At the request of trlends I hereby an nounce myself a candidate tor Magis trate of DeKttlb Township, subjcct to tho Democratic primary. , V..0C. von Tresckow. " I hereby announce myself a candidate for Magistrate for DeKalb Townahlp subject. to the rules of - the Democratic^ primary election G. Ernest Batkxax. v 1 hereby nnnonnce myself:* candid ate for Magistrate .for J>eKalb Township subjcct to thn rules of the Democrats primary election J. D, McDoWALL. .4' Mr. Editor Fleam* anneaaoe thff name of Mr. A. Went aa a candidate tho office of Magistrate la; township. Mr. West it 4 we feci aatiafleJ that ha?* satisfaction to the peopla. I hereby aunonnce rayaebai for the office of MafiMivM BnfTalo Towtiship, ?ubj?!*t4 r the Democratic priatry* RssjiecJfOllw**