The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 29, 1904, Image 2
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J-JU-'J.IX- . ?
OAMDKN. H. C. Al'KII, 29, 11)04
? Ben TIIIiiihii For Parker.
Hearfit 18 Not Wanted and Roose
velt'# llecord the Ihhuo.
From tho Greenville Mountaineer.
The newspaper in?n of 0 1 1 u r 1 ? > tt?
are always on the lookout when It
lit known that Seuator Benjamin H
Tillman is going t<> PfiSH WHV'
and when ho came along this week
with his family, returning to his
home in Edgeflehl County, u n
porter for the Charlotte Chronicle
w?9 on hand for an interview, in
which he was not disappointed
On account of n runwwml attack oi
hia throat trouble, which unfitted
him fur work several weeks ?g<?, tlu
Senator will not return to Washing
ton during the present ucarlon of
Con press.
When nppionohfd by too repot iei
in 1I10 l'ullman where he and h i ^
fj? rnily occupied a section, the
Senator wan affable nod it> an un
OHually ' pleasant mood, lie suid
that ho had worked hard duiing the,
present session, lint now, that Unoe
wan .nothing'flse of much import t"
transpire during the ronminirg
two weeks, ho thought lha*, witt
his bad throat and a much-needed
rust, ho was entitled to a vacation.
Senator Tillman talked will)
mucli interest about tho Approach
ing national convention, and the
uhances of the dilTerent < andhlalea
f.ir the Presidential nomination.
"Senatm, what do you think <>'
the action of the New Yoik cor<
ventlon In ousting Tammany V"
"Why, they did exactly ri.uht.
" -Hearst is no,t the man wo want.
The peoplo of this country are
tiring of tho radical turn of mind
which id now dictating the polie.v
of tho government. The Presided
is an extremist and is trying to
the country into all kinds <>f trouble.
A war with a foreign country would
exactly suit his taste. The peoph
are beginning to realize that he in
unsafe in his policy and methods,
- and that he is the wrong man for
tho high n ill ou which he holds.
The moneyed n en realize his un
e.\(* ne88 and will not support him
If tho Democrats will nominate a
good, safe, loveb minded, conserva
tive man, tho peoplo will rush over
each other to support him, and he
will bo elected. The President can
not stand against it.
Senator, I believe you are ^ Par
ker man," said the reporter.
I am for a good, safe, level
headed, conservative man, who is
honest in his policies and broad
enough to carry them out.
Judge PurkevMs all that, is ho
not?
??Well, I believe ho i?," Paid the
Senator with a smile.
Do you think New Vol k will cant J
her vote for him in th<? convention V
Yes, without, a doubt. ram-!
tunny in badly defeated."
Tho reporter :??ked Serial >v Till i
man his opinion aw to the -iMit iiuen1 ?
in regard to Puiker in his ov. . !
Siate, and , was told tha?, alt hou :o
vhe convention wi'irld not lik-ly n- ?;
struct tho delegates how to
they w??uld, in all probability, vmU j
uv a unit for Park. r. Senator I'lll j
?"'man gave it as hi* opinion that nl
!rtii08t all of the Southern vote*
"wobld be cast for Paiker in tin |
convention.
"There is h great national j ? r? j n -
flico againnt the lli.-':tv an 1 on
Bound policy of l he Picabbnt, a ni
lie will be ovei w iolieed it ihn< e ;
?ervatlve mau is nominated, " tuCj
? Senator aaid in conclusion.
Patturng J.
arc tiuw prepared to pasture j
vTfrlf Irsfe*** and CfcUl? at 'Mi- liuon' *' |
Our Mr. DeLoacho will give them
lita pcraoual supervision. For for
lher Information call at Zcmp &
l) P?. Or..a S
DaP.ati k D.LotcLt.
Endowment of Welsh Neck II
School.
Oue of the ui'w objects of l)u
nevoluuc* by the Hapliit dent-rniua
tiou iu the Htidowtnenl < f the Welsh
Neck Hlati School at Hartijvllle,
* V
Darlington county. A letter from
ftcv. .J. i), Hujjgitn', Ch'rni K x
li'rd, Hit it tee A 8?oci>ition, more
f ill I y ex plal n i iw thbj worthy under
taking V. lii bi: found in nrioiiiei j
colli inn, and we trust tint a libi-nd
renpnnu) wiil lie tit ml e from lhinj
necti iu to tli i m very worthy umltrt
tak mg.
'J hi< story i H ' the i o ii i j ' i f* |
of the wt-itv pies* I Ii n t. u north j
Georgia fat nier who mini s Irinli
potnlot s foi the tnuikelft, in pack
i II ^ h lot for shipment lout bin poc
k-tit knife. Thin fitriner alws)*
i ; I it ii t. h eaftiem potatoes, and thin
year in opening a bane) of extra
Him eastern ( '( ) set d potatoes foi
which lie hud paid a fnney price,
he foil lid his long lout knife. 1'os
? i lily hwn ufier In; will biivc inone\
by keeping his seed potatoes nt
home instead of h 1 1 i i 1 1 > t < M ' 'hem oli
and ordering them back agai't ??
fancy prices. Ai any rale, he
would save the freight both ways.~
Albany Herald.
The qies'.ion <.f l?ikiiigthe nomi
nal ion of county v ud it or 8 and m snift
l rules otU, of the Hcmocratic pi lilt
| ary will probably he brought up in
the county convention. The selec
tion t.f auditors and magistrate*
h l> o u I d never have been I ft to the I
primary and Uitt State ( onvention
could tnk'o no wiser action than to
amend the cons' itutlon of the party
f>nd tuke the election of auditor?
und magistrates out of politics.?
Sumter Item.
If hdnt; Slh'r t!hapter No. I, l( A.
M nut Wednesday night aid con
t erred lh>? royal areh degreo on
Mt'Cti'i. 1 > us* l< i ? ' h. I.oriek and LnzirttP,
ot I >? - In v Ho Col .1 I . I'm roil, o(
Columbia , win with i ho ( 'hup! er that
11 1;.; lit.
The v< ft ruin' picnic rumen ofV ;:t
lb, bono !o da v "mih! tpde ?i number of
pe, p!<- from (-ainleit anil mc pur
inuotlint/ ct unlrv went up on the oiu
ly .Soabu r vl Irvii thi-< nooning to t'.fi
tend it.
loiter to P T Vi llepitfue.
!)*',?} Sii : I i,'m a n old nu\ ini; :
i In- best advent ae in e n t ia a phased
customer
1 1, happen* to u a continnaily in
j ! h m iV'H : A mu'.i Inn m |)i vac for
hi?t*hi'UMf ? he In. a p'tintvd it once
in ihiie \ <? >i ? m lor a dogV-age, and
ihink-t In' knows what he wants ?
bo\n !'() }.?:iI1o|ih, uiil ban 1(1 left.
lit' hi i s 1 1 h i Ml' tint li') Devoe
is ;iu much a* 'Mi of im\ thing ? lsi?.
He iikt> i h.it; it .conies q .1 ii k ; it ia
a surplice; and lie le|ln <tf ii. The
liesl jidvci ttHMiienl in a pkoiaed ous
i o n i e r .
Three yeasa tolled routnl. Then'
Oin't a h i ^4 n that hia house IK eda
paint; 1 1 ;? don't paint it. Nix.
\ear he don't paint t ? . This eotuea
slo.v; it ia a PitrptiHc; but he baa
got need t<> it Still the lu'Ht ad
vertiscment ia a pleasi il customer.
Ytni i n 1 1 ul v
K. \V . I)k vok iV ( 'o ,
New York.
P. S. Spring* A Shannon sell
our paint. 0*2,
Letter From liev. J. D Ilupgino.
i*a x Villi1, .s. C , A pi il 21, *01.
? I'o the r.ifiiu m anil churches if the
iS mi i e H.i jitlnl Akm.h i a i i >n :
Dear Hreihron : *1' I : t- 1<* has Ih-i r.
sent lit each i.f the chuichcH t l;c
Unui/.i ?1 apportionments niail?; In
the Kxceutive D ? uil I' ?r the d;f
fen-nt ihjielnof hi'isr v.lvtiii' !<?...
lr rod liy Hid lii'iininiiint io.i. O 10 < !
I !u a- , t i> o (.?tiiinwm rut of t li ?? W? l.-!
N . U 11 1 li Si lion', m new. ihii i
i* em a i ?? l! y 1m pod that tin- olun cli- .
wi 1 1 rcndily foci Mnllleivnf, ini> te*i
in t lit* noik to rftMO t in.' snii"'
amounts n:kcd. Out brother, i\l ?) j
Cm>kui\ li is most. |^i iiidoiiiilv 1?k<iI
nuil t tj u i ppcd t hia plant f??r hi^ii
S 'liO(>l I'diicui ???!??? I work, and it In ?
i;o:m s lis t<> show !ii:n our appr? i* i
?hi, i < - ? ? ? ' i ikiKJi- .ii y i < ' ' 1 V i
: :?? ;{ :.!? l.U .it '. I II ill 1 ? :4 a :i (.
(1 ? w rj.'i i? 1 f i i i t .
I ;e t! i 'iy in ! t I r, ? iil ; h I
?4. ? * 1 k a \ ' ' < 1 1 1 I ? ? 7, i'd .1 I 1 1\ ^ ' I i ? 1
i !? u m ii -i '? > h h: i- :i u r: r. v i i 1 ! ? ; i
;?'!'! . t :i 1' \. . n I i v.? ? ??: ! j
?"?i ?? n \ ? z .!{?? |i< i;n i i tT ? >i t. v. . j
< dt ft!) licit is -tl i.f li- ali'ti
ill us iii ii !\ *? a itnl <? i c ( 1 1 1 a t ' ! ? !
>tl l lit' U'.CCt ll!-r ill M i 1 1 ? > I - :
V 1 1 1 ? ? . I" : in ? of iiwi'liiif/ vvili In- Oc
t ils r
^ > >ii i i vc i \ f i a f c i !i ? !l V,
?J I) Illicit;*,
(h'rttt. Kx. H'nl,
\ n ' ct A v*";-| u 1'in. |
rlutice :o Tcachcis Anal
rllSiuu,
,< . ? , . , . 4
itcsmiiiin: ?) i the opening o{ the present '
srhool iifcni. Jul\ the IdL, teachers miu 1
use in theit uclieoU thorn* A KoiiOiil 11 !
inter, which may bo had on ft??pHei*t?o:? ?
*t thin nftio*. *
Olnitn-* will not ?>* approved tjnlv*s>
untie out on the new form-*.
K C. Bruce,
8upt. Education, K, C.
( aiiMlf ii? Con! in !i< *r
nr a nrj.ciAi, CQiiKKSl'ON- j
liith'w.
The C-?wdfn water coma it from I
sprinj ftiSnml although the analysi* 1
pure uh purity, the filtering1
i'? and the iow givef*
t ct i< f t.f.! iMf.ic'iun to those who he
li? v in liking ptecauliouH con
t inn illy.
i lu.i ( am* leu W HtPfj Fdtfht nrs'l
Ii:i: (oifpaoy have 20 mill'8 of pip.
line, timl 25 id loo oteU-ctiic t
p??'e hoe, and this region should not
he <'<y ?r in the dark hb io iti<
manifold ltd vriiitrtf?i-9
i In; plants have sinam online*
?K'/' e/ ninj/ f?50 li. p. and t he Imtterv
of I txiiUrw. one lately put in place
til ke G')0 |i p, A ^Hftollne I'tiyiii'
:$T> I: |> propi-U the pumping to tin
lienor voirw 1(10,000 And 250, nOO gal
!*>i h capacity respectively, nn l tank'*
niw! Ma'dpipo 170.000 pillions. An
electric 1 1) o t ?/ r of 'J5 li. p ia ready
10 i mert->oney und the li ro pressure
by t Li run vr? ] ,000 gallons a uiiuute
Kliowifi/ that mechanically and ar ?
tiac.illy Camden ha* exceptionally
exeellant W htnr Works ('apaclty,
one million ^dlons per day.
C 10. Boy n ton, the Kuperin'on
was born in Nuw York und for
IH year# been with electric li jj;t? *
oji'ijatlonH, (unl have at tiine>>
?? thousmd men on construction
For three yearn he li in had change in
('auidi.u of t < i ?> comb nation plants
t'aniden liaa also a line tiro (to
pirini'Tl, nnd one enthusiast. fcayn
li<! will h ick (? 'o. A. , and lloykin
Ilh'iriH' Oirotheip) against the pick of
any 1>IM) J aid team in the Unite. f
Si, ;,l i h.
Cum:! mi i . rapidly beeominf* ?|
ccnlci of d hdribution for heavy
i: i' if t fit a and iirovUioiiM, und th
v !i rati liroln r in that remind is (*
IS Ui^iin'. win) has linen in th
v.-ho!c* ill: trade in Kertdiaw Cnunty
for .t scoff <>f yi aia and handled ???
liij.'h iiM 15u car loads (iu a ye ai)
phwed ul diiYeront points.
? "
With elegant hotels and Iwautifu'
home* t'mnden in watched l?y fnrni
I t *"i f *? UjihhiI'ikm urerH, und bhonid hav?,
11 fac'orv, hut it has a romarkatil*
ai tractive establishment which fin
ni'dnvr eott; ;jcp, mansions and pnl -
lie hniiiiiu^p, (lie trade extendin;
oyer pc vein I eounticM. The cnlej
pri-,.* relVried to in that of W. Goisor.
Ii*'ini* i cnrr.iofjj in stock value u[> t<>
^l(ii)i)0 in a heiunitul two fttor!
j 1 * 1 1 * ! ? 1 > n ? ; mcftBiirinjj feet, o
imi'ii llioron^hfiirc, an* I c<>iiinio 'ion
J w ii j * '1 c ' u '''ii i ii rear, and ljeenpplie
1 1 i.e. home wii ii iiiii'iictil inntrumen! !
; in f.ic l his p.tock in complete,
i Mr <i-ieiH*oih<Minor ha* had an in
t * re-t in^ cun'cr. lie wan born i>
j i < i 1 1 u m 1 1 \ arid came to the Unite*
i Stal* m in 18r,V, F-oin New York li
' \v(nt. t*> Au^uata, tla., and joined a *
ln.lttp<>Mdr?nt, Artillery Company
iic .-"e'Vi-l thfou^h lu-veral f?tut.c?
j.iM'l i.ini;y hotl h till after the hutLl
< of wiiicii iio w?is in. The
ii< e ii* l<il into t.lie Wiiwtcrn Armj
! ivus hiken prison* r Kent to t am
M'Iim m', (Mii*>. ea-upe.l und went hac
I to w Yoi l? und then ?jof (o tin
| l'\.t Iki lain! itc returned, locatin.'
i at. ()r*in^eliurp- S. C , in 18CD an
' cam ? here in 1 H74 und been a bncc^Si
In' mi I pro^resfjivo ('nuidetiite ev< r
|H*nc<'. }i't? owiim vuhiatile property
?oi-i jn i inemher of the A. F. and A.
| M.. Mm) F an*l Iv. of P, und in r.
j Infills eiitefiued gentleman.
If nny man should know how I ?
rttM Tin hotel it is the travotih^ man
j lie knows a'l the kitikn and the wa-.
lo Hh ai.liten them out, probably thut
id i ht\ reason Major A S. Whit
m.iko.'i a buccc^s of tlie Workman
i House in (Jain len nnd lias a regular
or* c snion of druinmorH every 8e<.
son of | he year. Major White traVel ?
i'<1 for 15 years in the grocery an^
provifion lino and is popularly, known
t'rriin D*n to Iteershetia Then
Mrs. Wlide i* a lady with manapferip1
c.-ip ..eit v, ami ayain t he head Clerk.
W illiam H. (} iy not a man vo.i
tin 1 1 every day. He is pogtod a.,
?v *11 n>; polite and dovinen and sup
t tin d. Hires of the guostn. Th
mi e.l '<elle S iaw Farm is owi cd hi
i'u- \\ * ir It man liouae and its gazell
??y e. i snpp'y cronrn that i
e' mi', and < amdcu should have
r unl('hne-e Factory.
FOR SALE.
(V. ' : <?> 1 1 i ..?> v hull Yoarling.
HKO. Mi I.KAN.
? ?-i:lons ; wear 3 lao^-r.
I) v M\
G ngi-v liowuiu Mnchint*.
i i'.i'i nrinw for the Singer Sewin
M ? ? r -r ' would 1 1 !< * ' lo phoiv t h i ?
:,!n' 4 ? ? j v i ? v oiu> n?'?}?'lini? a jjoo
v i.- W.I.I lunmK'iHl.
. ... i
... m :?> lir.M ?>:' c fljns ? a.
(i s t j f l J A t i tints'.
. \li' \ *!tci1 fooyond .lou'nt '? hn i
ilini".' i in* nineteenth century t h ?. r .
*\ ? -s in nil the civilizod nations <>
t !??? iv.ii'ii! n;i important lengthening: '
i Mu lif--, and that tin* im
pro.! iiit i.t ik ciipf' r. jiil 1 y clmrsictiTiH j
t w ?>f I l:u I a. it. half of the century :
I' i-i also ?>ii"ir thai tl?t* niDvomcnl i.
Inn : - I I'uK'St wholly in the ear!le< i
haf t f ti'o ? I tint- is ?o t?v. tip to hai |
u iniui; ?i?o diminution of ir j
'P'.' in !i I !i''l v. U largo ?ll:?M t'H?0 C?* j
t! 1 vt v.-- u t ility among chiidrcv j
i y<?ui'?, i il , on tho who!? nn.t i.,
p ? . ..h iii-n aso in Ui? uiorialil-.
oi !t Iv.imu'. i life, tuost j)anii"ul?ii i;
i nw:w in Uoh older t liun l\?S,
I[)R. w. r" glyburn, !
'T ; | m C i a ? i Cl u ^ u z-^ o i ? ,
CAMDEN, S. C V I
156^*0 Uico ?t Or. C. V. I>?Bcvse*? Drutf '
8?or?, Thone No. HI.
Jtonoutucmentg.
LKGI8LA I I'ltH.
We dcMtra to annottix" a cui'tUte
for loth* IIoiim# ? ? f ? j > r?t
ftuihiiy. Ht ttio Mi)NT. M. 1/ hM ! t'il, r rib
jrot to the ruli'H of tin* cmitto;
, cratit: primary, N<> smater ti hut* i an
ho pnhl to hi? i > t * i I i r v tl.dn tl(?* i n ' that
i |?m \s Hti overwhelmingly eh'?'t?- I \
?<f ihfit body uft*?r only ono t' ?m'h r<*i*
I vice, an<l w?j jiihtilii-ii in iiiujf
i that hin record tg or?e in whh'h ! ; ; k'
I Htm t? h?? an into rout ttit'l j/ri-lr
Man) VA,t? rs
W u I ?t*4i to aauoiiiK-tt tlitt of ilo*
l((>N; JOHN <i. HICIIARDS, ? lv'., f.H a
candidate for r?-<* 1 c i < ? r* to th !!? r *.? of
Representative*. at ih? wnhoioi,' l><mo
cfatir primary election. and >- u I ?.i <:? ? t '?>
the t Oll'H ()f tll? JtillllO. Xo Ol t till ; Hfl ?
j ed h I'Oattfluency uiwe. ?.ohIous!v i lid <f
Ih-iently than Mr, Uichard* II i* j i?i
lv regarded af one of t !?<?- n?o*t ?*??: *<
lioriH, ?af<4?t and b I ?-? h ? in t!t??
Ht*te and hit* record certain y )ii? .fie*
the netimnto Kerwhaw county cannot <)<>
bvtfur thai! b?>*to\v her approv <1 on t> i?
faitiifnl ollicial by re. electing i hn to (he
rtnponaibht poaition to which ho ..^aiii
aspire*. 1 Many Voter*,
Ft) It 811 Kit IFF.
I hereby announce myself n cm di.late
for the office of Sheriff of Kemhuw
County. ?>ubject to ^je rules o! the Demo
cratic palmary elefnibn.
,l.aa. T/. JJitik,
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for k lio office of Sheriff of Kershaw
County subject to the rules of tin* demo
cratic primary election.
W. Vfy lluckaleo.
Mr. Editor: Please announce that
Mr. J. S. TKaVTHAM will be ? crtH.li
date for re-election to the office of
Sheriff, subject to the Democratic Pri
mary. Fi iendii.
'I'ii. the voters of Kefc?hfiw C. unfy :
At the earnerft solicitation of my friends.
I hereby come before yon as a er.ndidat.e
lor the ollice of 81* frill' of our County.
I doom it unnecessary to say i>n\ thing in
relution to my administration of said
office <ln rin(C the terms th*t Jsc.ved
My record is before you. and 1 cannot re
sist the temptation to thank my friends
for their support in the paid, anil pledge
myself to oo my utmost to fill the posi
tion ho that they will have nothing to re
grot 1 1 they again elect n.e. and I
pledge myaelf to abide tho r( null of the
Democratic Primary Election.
|{. 1), Williams.
AUDlTOit.
W'n the 'friends of Mr. M k. NNKS B.
PvAHOK wish to announce him aft a
candidate for the office of Auditor. Mr
Uaboii is one of our best citizens,
< huroughly qualified and if elected will
fill the < flice to tho full aulisfiiMion of
the Cn tire county. .
Voters of West Wnterie.
Mr. Editor: Please announce Mr.
W. K. HUS8ELL as a candidate for
Auditor. Mr. llussell has served a while
in that <dlice and while tin re proved
himself to be especially fitted for the
work. Many Voteis.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for tli o office of Auditor of Kershaw
County, subject to the rules of the Demo
cratic primary election
lit spect fully,
?fohn J. (ioodale.
j
FOll TltEAK CHER.
Mr. Editor, Please announce t'ie
name of I) M- McfJASIvILL as a can
didate fur County Treasurer. JIo. being
ii voting man of ability and character,
we feel sure that if elected the public'?
interest, will not suffer at his bunds. He
is ;i practical business man, nueh as the
ollice needs and will fill the place to tho
entire satisfaction of all.
Many Voter.-*.
.Mr. \Vr. H. Hough having uuimunccd
his intent ion not to stand for re elect ion.
we hereby place in nomination as a most
woothv successor, Mr. W F MALONK
for the office of County Trensurcr. Mr.
Mnloue needs no Introduction to the voters
of Kershaw County, as lie is home born
and homo raised. Wo must have it cfood
man to succeed Mr. Hough, ami W l'\
Mulono is tho imii. All Kershaw.
Mr. Editor: Wo present tl?<* name of
Mr. !). K. IIOT70TT as a candidate for
County Treasurer. Honest, consciew
jtiona and capable, there is no more
yorthy young man. within the border of
ourconntv, and if he receives the en
dorsement of the Democratic primary,
he will eonduct the- affairs of this Im
portant office in a business-dike an.1 cred
itable manner. Mjifny Friends.''
FOtl SUPT. OF EDUCATION.
Mr" Editor: Please announce Mr. J.
M- WATT8 as a candidate for County
Superintendent of Education. Mr Watt's
has been identified with tho school In
terests of tho County for a number of
vcars, and hia reoord as an officer is well
known. Many Fiienda
Mr. Editor: The many friends of Mr.
W. U. TCWNElt do hereby announce
him a candidate forv County Superinten
I dent of Education. Mr Turner is well
known us n young man of high moral I
! character. He is a practical teacher,
I having taught the last eight mmoeenive j
year*. The ia*t live years in the smiik
| community. If elected, he will strvi
! t lie County in the same faithful manner j
I a* he has ser ;cd as teacher.
Manv Frierds.
j Mr. Editor: Ploase announce Mr 1)
I A. BROWN as u i-oandidato for County
i Superintendent of Education f Mr. Bro >>'
I couples with his ability for the discharge
of tho duties of this office, energy ami
*ii*th moral character, nnd tin* voters wi'l
i nmko no miMj>kc in honoring Jjini.
j Many Friends.
SU PKitYlSOIt.
! Mr P'dit'?r: Please announce Mr. t.
: M. SpWJ'I I as a ci.ndidato for re-clce.
| lion to t!,-? oflico of County Supervisor.
? Mr. Novell has made a good and faith- ,
fnl officer nnd we ihink it is due him to
; give him tie- ollice for another term.
Mr.ny Fri -nda.
1 Mr. Editor: Please announce Mr.
DAVID F DIXON a candidate for ti e
ollice of County Supervisor. While a]
meinber of the County Board Mr. Dixnn
rendered valuable service wWeli lias r.ot
lieen forgotten Friends,
Mr. Editor: IMease announov Mr.
B. M. PKAUCK ae a c?ndid'?te for
County Supervisor of Kershaw dounty at
the n-Jxt primary eleotion. Mr Pearce
is a man of good judgment, a good busi
ness man and a Confederate veteran ?
M.tny Voters of Southern Kershaw.
$10 To Be Given Away.
It eosfu nbout S10 h> hanl Sewinflf
Machines over the oonntry and hoII
thom f ont the n-af^tin. I propoae lo
jjivo thai to my\en#toiner8 who buy
i tie |>r<?p Head Noar^IIaiuo +
M tohino for ?ipot 0?sh ut my f<? uT
In re Sl??re Ioi't thi? wofth f#viegT
|10 leas than rajitlur pric*.
W. GklSEXHKIMRR
S?n0?nrctnrnjs!.
cm:u:( Of on i; r. I
Mr. I'Mitor: Tin* friend* of Mr
Hoik; ii hereby n ! ? ?? ? >11 him ??? >? ;
candidate for ie-?lr-(ii"ii n> ll.e ? <?> j
(lU-rk of Court which 1 I i In* he> j
fit Iff) to Hit* entire Mti:?rnfti< n '?(
I in- Kntiu* ? Vii? m y .
MACISJUAIK.
Th* friend.* of M*-. J I> M>I>OWAlJ.|
?ift'eh) axaiu prt-aent hisnamt' a- & >
diduto in il.tr ?-iiKiii?K |)cn.'?ci ati.' I'ri
ruttrv ? lecti.'ii lor ilt? I M?nt..-tiaic
ill J) if K H lb Tow ItMiiji
Mr. Kditor : l'jea*M fuuounre Mr. k
S. V 1 1 / 1 ,K1'1< i I ' K a candulute I <>r 1 1 . ?
Ollk'l1 oi Magistrate fur I )?? K a?n I
?l i i(> If .Mr Vi!lc'|>i^Uf will till
the office fairly hid) imprfrtiall v.
.Many Voters.
Mr. I " ? 1 i ? ? ? r : l*i announce tin
riii mi* of 8 N NKWMAN an a eainii
[date for tin; olllro of Magistrate it' Ii''
tlillllc, llO irs HO olli Confederate H'ddllT
kiiiI ha* Mil flu* office in the pant with
honor to himself nn>! to hi.s eon?t itui?nt>
ami if elected will enUinut) in tin- futu r?
aa in tlm |>a*t. Many Voters.
Mr. Kditor-- Please announce Mr 11
M. FINCH KK a candidate f"r tliti oflice
of Magistrate lor Dekalb Township
K r it* ii?1h .
The friend* of .Mr. AMOS WT.ST
hereby announce hfm sm a e;i 1 1 < I i< 1 :t I e foi
Majfifitrato in Buffalo Township i" the
coming primary election ? ? f the Deino
cratie party. Mr West i? fully oompn
tent for |h(i ponilion, having served a*
Mugiatrate lor the pant lv?o yeuia Lo the
'fttisfaction of all interested.
Many V.derH.
Practical Heady Call For Telephones
uy
roc, sample to Hgent. Pi. "ce
cal ready call device for telephoned
Kavea brain work and hours <>f time
Selln itself. One Bale n ils d< /.vi;h
Seeing in believing. Send atnrnp.
Telephone Appliance Co., One
Madison Ave., Dept. K. A. I). New
Y oi k C ity."
Trespass Notice.
All persons aFr hereby f??r (?>
trespass) upon my laiels ami tltoce of
bvdia Thorne about 7 miles oust of Cam
den for any purpose whatsoever. Am
on? disregarding thU notice w 'il bedevil
with to the full extent of the law.
ISAAC THOKNK.
April 8 '04.
O, M. FORT,
CONTRACTOR & BUILD
ER.
Est incites mndc on any work
on short notice.
jTa7 liKNSON'r
J '
Civil Engineer & Surveyor
Surveying. Leveling and Plotting in
all it* branches.
?*P-vJh, >ping Blue Printing a
Specialty.
Ollice North-east corner Broad Street
ajnl Monument Square.
Any onc'wanling dry goods or
aeco u d baud sewing machines will
do well to call on tne as I am clos
ing out lUe above named lines.
VV. J. Caddell.
? Cly burn Block.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Doors, Sash," Blinds,
Moulding, Building Material,
Sash Weights and Cord.
CHARLESTON. S. C.
Purchase our makes, which
we guarantee nuperior to any
sold South, and thereby savt
money.
Window and Fancy Ghiss a
J an '1 l
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
State o' South Carolina, i Court of
County of Kershaw. 3 Common Pleap.
(Complaint Served .)
j Rebecca Hlolse Plaintiff".
against
| IJenry Vaughn and W J. Vaughn.
Defendants
I
To tlio Defendants above namo l: ?
?** Vou are hereby summoned and re
quired to answer tho complaint in this
action, of which a copy is herewith
served upon you, and to servo a copy of
your answer to tho oftid complaint on
I li*> subscribers at t liolr office, 120 ? 122
North Main Street, in the city of Sninter,
8. C., within twenty days nfter tho ser
vice horeof, exclusive of the day of such
service ; and if you fail to answer. tho
complaint within the time aforesaid, the
nlaintiifin thi* action will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in this
complaint.
Dated April 18th. A. D., 1004.
LKE & MOISK,
W. D. TUANTIIAM,
riaiutiir'a Attorneys
To the Defendants Henry Vaughan and
W- J.#VauKh.tn: \
Take notice that the summons and
compTunt in the above entitled caus\
wore tUe.1 on April 20U", 1901, in the of
fice of C.erk of the Court ot Common
Ploas for Kereha*" Conntv.
LKttA MOI'SR.
\V. I). Tit AN f HAM.
Plaintiff'* Attornaja.
April M, 1904.
FISHERMEN, FISHERMEN!
EEJOICE AND BE GLAD.
--w >-w v
jtt. B. {(EflflEBy,
?* ??#?
I j.,, reeei\ed a l?-?uiil*.?l Hiw "I V.?hilig Tackle
Janaje Ba.nb.rn K<?K j-"'"1 U"<: ! Wood^Bodi,. Reels,
K'| h >|(l<-rs. Diii N. is an.1 '"'??? ?P??okoC ,
Spears, Fish Sealers, Hooks, all si*?. The coleWfani Btt -I
Spinners Nos. :i ami I Soft Kublw .Minnows ullsiz.s ,Onr
fishing lines please all Anglers. UM but not least the Fish
crinan's K. ion.l? MUX A ( '< M'Ol' Do not go fishing without
jit. '
The I, allies' Friend ? Olanss' Shears und Scissors. ^
Kvery |>air warranted. Tile ladies say ' tho> do not mako
hard place* mi their I .Is. tliey are so shaq. ..ml evenly ad
j nsled.
. - 1
Poultry Netting strom;e?t in t lie world V Be sure to buy
No. 1!' wire, *J()is too light.
A. D. KENNEDY. *
0. L. HURLEY, ;
Caru/'iiff, Cabinet C/f?a/ang, oi/sh -
iitg ../{nd Vfp/io/ster'/na,
% jint/quc jf'urniturG S$oi/(//it J^nct Sold,
t t . , ?
4 +
flfJ^jpStore in Chburn I > lock , Main Street, Camden, S. C.
ny
Sjtuie,
Col u m s u rued 4 to 10 inches,
H dusters tm nod 1 1-1 to 1 inehes, .? . .
Table f?ey;s Turned 1 1-4 to 4 inches.
Hand Kail various stylos, Comer Blocks, Designs, Rq? '
setles, Rrackets ( either single or panel) Inside Trim, Cas
ings, Etc. , Etc. . ?v " '_y ?
rice samples, get prices and leave orders with T; J.
r:\iO>a C imden, S. C. -- r;SF"-~A
. ? . ? ?x\
(irill work, either sawed or turned to order. Ml*. Arrants; .
will be pleased to save you in the above, either in Hill all or*
large quantities Out of town orders will receive his e?peoiatr,
attention, and foreign competition will be met with a knife* I'
(JSP* Remember every dollar spent away leaves its blight
at home.
C. SP, Z/iossi'gnolf
New lira Manufacturing Company.
Camden, S. C., January Gth, 1904.
' 3 ? jf
SEABOARD
Air Line Railway.
North - South- East- West.
Two Dally Pullman Vestibule <1 Limited
Trains l>otween South and New York.
First tlaa Diaii Car Serfice. -- %?
Tthe Host UiIck :md lioulo to nil Eastern
OfHo-> Vil. RICHMOND ?n.l WASH- : ^
tWCTOM, or Via NORFOLK \v?4?
steayievs. To Atlanta, Nashville,
Louisville, St. Louis, Chicago, New Qr.r jkix
leans, und all Points South and South westfe^
? To Savannah ami Jacksonville and att?^j^J
points in Florida and Cuba.
' ' ' ? ? ?? w ? ? ? ? ? ?? ? ?
Potitively the shortest lino between .-r -
jetoir/i'iec &c sotjo?i3M|
detailed information! rates, scUod
ules; Pullman llescr vat ions, &e., apply to
' - ?< *"
any ngcnt of the Seaboard Air Line Railway S
or to Jos. W. Stewan, Travelling Paaapwg^^'-li
Agent, Columbia, S. C. ^sSgfe
? 1 "
Chns, 1^. Stewart A. O. P. JLgfC.
Savannah, G H .