The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 13, 1904, Image 2
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BY
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^^mwrioN KaTjh ;-"'Jiie yea r,$i.G0,
month*, 7ft cent*: thro* iu>>ntKi#, 40
nou.
?hftrgtui for at aaoio rales a*
ary advertising.
Wcs* Card* i or County oHjcus
.00. Congressional flo.OO.
^uimmmirationti uddressert t>> thih
1>* ACC-oritpa nivtl I j y tin- ti tie
and addrets o i the writer, iu <?r
tO Insure attention. Rejected utuu
. -j.. iipt? will not b? returned.
OosamunioatiouH will bo published wbeu
Of interest to tbe general public and
not of a defamatory nature, No ?e
H |P<WUllbility wilt, bo assumed for tho
views of correspondents.
local#, 6 oents pur line curb in
* aertlon.
Kvrtss roa AOvkktisino : ? Ordinary
' transient advortisinents, first insertion
fl.00 per square ; each ?ubdequent in
sertion 60 cents per square.
Ratea for coutract advertising will be m
nounced trpon application ut the oOiet*.
Remittances by checks, drafts aod postal
money orders aitould be made payable
to W. L. MoDOWELi;,
Camden, 8 O.
?!_ J'..-11 1 . . ).
XJAMDEN, 8. O.. MAY 13, 1904.
1 . ..????? ?????
Kershaw couuty's share of tbe
State dispensary fund for schools
Is $1,021.10 J
T. Larry Gantt, the woll known
newspaper man, has accepted a
position on the Augusta Chronicle's
Take a little pains to inquire in
to tho building of a new com'
house for Kershaw county and
there will be no question hh to hf>w
you will vote. Let us have a new
Court Mouse !
|
The law relating to ruru) free de
livery carriers as it recently paa<u d
congress prohibits these odicixlH
from scting as agents for com
mercial liftises ; hut allows them to
carry packages of whatever nature
for lb?dr patrons and id*?) t'? take
subscriptions f<>r newspapers, etc.
k ? YorkvilU |?r>qoirer.
ToTftlto funds to build n ?f?0,
000 court house we are i t> f ? ? ? 1 1 1 ?*? I
that any one paying tuxes on $10
worth of property will havo lbcit
taxes increased 1 a year, or 20c
in _ 20 'ye at ? ; on #10D worth of
property 10c a year or .*2 in 20
- years; on $1,000 wot lb of property
$1 a year or $20 in 20 years.
% Who could object to that?
v An antl-moequito crusade in Hio
Janeiro, Brazil, cost the Govern ment
$1,200,000 and gave employment t??
1,200 men. That funds ,and labor
. Cj
were well bestowed are shown by
the marked decrease In yellow fever
cases. In the months of January
and February of 1904 there were
hut nine cases of the saffron scourge,
as against 275 cases in the same
m.oMbs last year. Kroni 1850 to
1890 there were r>l,GOOdcniliB from
this disease in Rio Janeiro.
The State Farmers' institute will
' tiig'lield at Clemson college during
the week which begins tho 9lh of
August. The charge for board and
lodging will bo 75 cenls a day.
Those wishing to attend should
make application for tickets before
hand. Efforts will be made to have
the institute a most interesting uud
profitable one. m?o county insti
~tul.ee for the upper and middle
"Counties will be held in July; those
for the lower counties in the w inter.
The following is tlio late Act :ui
tborizing the erection of u n?*\v
Court Mou no for Kerwlmw ii-iun1 v :
Soctitfn 1 of I ho Act anthoiizcM
* tho county cou*tn.:4tionerii to intuit'
bond a "to h (i amount not cxhimmIi n?.' !
twenty-five ihousnud cl ??1 1 tt i ?.**
Section 2 'proviflflN lor iho sub
mitting of the question to tin* qunli
Add voters.
? Section 3 requires not Icsh tlum
#lx weeks notion to be given of tin
election, nod the winner i:i which I
- it ehall his cimiiI licit 1 1 .
~ Section 4 authorizes the coin- j
mlssionera 4,if ?h?y deem it advis
able to procure a new site f.>r same, I
"""and to sell or otherwise dispose ? ? f i
ibe present court house site."
Section 5 authorize** lint ihiih' of j
twenty year coupon bonds, " wii h
interest not exceeding Gvper cent.
...per annum payable annually * * * i
The said bonds shall ho Bold to tin j
" liigheoi bidder therefor at not !???>*
: than par."
>?. ? Section 0 ? That to meet the in
tercst upon Much bonds uh may !?*
~ issued in perauanre of this Ac', nn<i
to establish a sinking fund for th<
ultimate retirement thereof, t h ?
Coonty Comraissionera ahull un
nu filly .in due time cause to be
levied by the Auditor aud collected
|iy the Treasurer oMCerahaw Conn
: ty, i|ax estimated as neatly a*
~_pra?Uoablo sufficient. to meet tl .
^annual Interest accruing upon such
and lo vaie* the further hiiii:
tl Ufa hnndred dollars annually as
^^Wktetr tun ?! for paymVut of such
alt fines and j
?Mv iyj* the County!
t*tqtteat to the lasue
, there shall annually
b'Kt-t Hfcidc, hm f further fdnkiej*
fund, ! )?*? mum of Ave hut <lr. fl (Ion
lam, or ouch ft in ou ut ua may ae
eiuo from such noureea if I*'?h than
*aid pum : Provided, That I he
provi/inn* of the Section in r?specd
I o Kicking fund aha'l cease when
fned arising llieieby nhall ho rqual
lo tile HUl'.Unt of b'Uld'H i?*BUf*d.
Section 7 That all sinking funds
iteittifi pi ovlded for b' jjy 1 5 1 1*
County Commissioners ?!?? j?oh! ifl at
interest iri some one or more repu
table savings hnrik ihni i? o t ion, o?
otherwise securely m n ? 1 k ?j f t ? I r loaned
ttr.d invested at i merest, wit.li ap
proval <>f the 0 r h n <1 .Jury of K? t
?iiHW County, and tli?* ( 'mi nt v Com
mifeftioneis shall from liruo to time
embrace In their annual report j
and publish ii statement hh 1<i I hi
condition i f said sinking fund a*:d
wherever placid
Section H 'I'lml tlo> construction |
of uny Court Houno in pursuance
of thin Act Mh-ill ho by contract or
conlructs to ho let to the lowest re
ipenaible bidder, lifter advertise
merit published not b sa thai) once
tt week fur live weeks in two or
morn newspaper**, on? of w h I ?? h
shall ho k daily, with light reserved
to reject any or all bids.
.Section 0 That within tin1 Court
Hou?n conutructod under thin Ait
all a 11(1)0 incorporated, besides rooms
and offices for the Circuit Court of
Kershaw County, unices for I'ro.
hate Judge, Master, Sheriff, Count v
Supervisor, uuil Commissioners,
County Auditor, County Trrnauier.
County Superintendent of Kduce.
tion, and such ofllcea as may be
convenient or advisable.
Approved I'.jih day of February,
A. I). lOdi.
Papi'r From Cotton Ntulk?.
1? weeun probable that a new use
will bo mado < t cotton 8l h I In which
iiinv le more re in m m-rati vc than
the lint:
II ? ? Tt William M. t-f o w a i d , in* m
bt'i" of congreurt from Georgia !?(>??
sent, to the IJihimorn Manufac*
lurer'n Record h specimen of fl im ?
note paper made from the stalk of
tli<< i:<dlou plant. In u letti:r lo
Tin' Manufac'.nrm'a Record he
write* :
?'About t w i months i> j-y? I le
<|iM-f?f' 'l i ho ajjricult n r.r?l depart
men1, here to investigate the sub
j' r* of t i < ?* manufacture of p un t
from cotton stalk*, and to jotltlUI.
the rrniills in u bulletin, the ill*
vent ijjation to iiHcert ain if it wii>?
now hMiijj; doiw, v. hero and how,
-ind willi what. result ?, This in
vestigation is now uidni/ on, him!
00 f ?r lian l't'Bulled in findim; out
that paiier i^ hein^ niudo fi"tn out
t??u slalk-i in A ' lunt?, (x'a , bv M . ? r. -
la^ ??? o:?. T h?**"aample of tt which
1 send you w^ih pioourod bv the de
partment. 1 h iivo no intcr<Ht. it,
the flubjeot I'xoept to buy** all tlw
information obiatnahle procured
mid veil puhlicity in the ^otioc
stntCH. It looks a m if paper frotvt
cotton at 'ilk* ii n auccea:t, and there
are millions In it."
Compositions From llio Camden
(Jrndrtl School
THK HOUXK.
Horses are one of 1 1 n? iiiont 1 of
animals. Thev servo ux for riding and
dtivji.ff. 'Hit re are diil'erenl kinds o*
liorfitH. The only kind found in America
w a 8 tho little I ndian pony, other* were
Ur?.??|jbt- over from Kurope.
The Arabian hnmt'P nro the lliioid.
Tlu? Arabian risers can ride underneath
tlm horse. ami people think that 110 one
iff on'tlie horse, they are t ho be?t riders
in the world.
It is snSd that once a hor?o $ed of n
broken heart,; it lived with n colt for
six years and they were imver sepmated.
Aft??r (hoy wore separated, it never ? t?*
o? drank. It Haw hia umtu once more
and afterward fell dead. They rx
a mined ijOu and found Sl.ut he had not
been ill. but that 1 1 i h heart wan broken
In ano'her ensqg nn old horso carried
vomo < hiitUen ^ school every niorniiu;
rind went home by himself mid worked
and when it wft? t!mo for theui to come
l.o was htt died np and went lo ? ht-.<tdiu*l
house by himself and 'Tniiiihtthem b/lek. j
Kluibetl. 1 ) ii I
\-o 11 ? Urade VI.
NOV KM IMC It.
'! be usual weaihor in Novomlmr i? j
ti'.< d tale Mid pb-omnt hut lids Nowm- ?
hi- 1 ;m imui'm m v. re t ban iiHlial, and tit. 1
trees r.re - h ???(?* i i > <; tboir leaves a"o maV- 1
i;'k! r< uly tor wittier, and men "re y.illiei- I
i nj tbi is' i rops tor wittier.
'he fruits that gut t ipe in Noveinbn !
are t be ? pples and all kind of nuift. '['tie |
kiid til .lowers are (he chrvi-'.atitlionium* j
and ro-es. The crops thai. :ire ;daot.'dj
in \ i'v ?-ui1i;m ai'-oa'i. wheat, and o'bei
grams. TliO ones th.al urn v,;l' bored hiv ?
p<i!nt.:es whirl) are put into banks to j
Ue> p t be ft ?>- 1 from >?>('?>');/ 1 1 1 ? ill.
IVojde gather wood an. I fuel in
vemli. i fur tho m inter ivhen 1 1 . ?* ?:??>? n?d j
in ,M\vred with snow e.> l!?;it ibov c ? i '
no' g?-t ativ . Then the little simw
bit da and robins eomo Irom the north.
'i b.iok?^'tVbt:? day eonies in N <u\ ;..'>er.
'I lie reason that w ?? keep Thanksgiving
day f?, when the Pilgrim* were about (r>
"'live, help ea Uie to the in and they had
ph'tilx of tood; they j!HV? a prayer of
thu'.ks^iN ing to tiod for them.
In Novombet we play foot hall and go
bunting for amusement.
Me Willie 8. Hoykin.
Auo lo? Grudo 0.
NOV KM B KB.
Today is tho 21?t t)f November, ll
iia^ ht un cold the past few dttvt). but our
nsnal weather i? warm The loaves nr*
(dian^iti^ their color and uro fal.ln>; front
trees and tho mil* aro ripening.
Apple*, ivriitnmoni, atol mil a are t Uv
tniits erowrinc ripe and the lionets are
the chryaintlieinum* ar.<l ?omo rosea aro
in bloom People are planting wbcit,
oats, and rye now and uro gathering corn.
The fqtiirreln are i;ath?>rin/ nuts and
putting them away for the winler atid
the robin# arc cowing ?onth to ftny till
spt inp.
Thftnk?^i?ini? day cotnos or. ti e l?**t
rhtir8<Uy cf November ; lb.it v i ' he on
the 26th this y ear. Wo h?ve Thniikt- I
Sfiving beo.tuine, when tlm pOgriirt.'j fir?it t
nan# over her?, It vaj in t)'e winter and 1
tory d;r* not "h<Va any f?K?d .and it \*?s (
tix? luU; to pbint crops, but whei. spring
:*mo they planted eropj* an.t rt? xt An
looni ?h?li they had gathsred thtlr crop*
tod that tb?yl^*d good ou ??, th?y ?aid t
: ' . ? ?
We will .set apart u day to thufikthej
Lot J." ttud tht-y have krpt it. ftinee.
lit November boya ran piny ' football
die Oil Is ?xb p'ay b?Kketbtll.
WjJio Hogue.
A;{o 12 ? <iiu?te <>.
. J I
I'/illonB; w$uv* longer:
iJrV.iC.
T.eLltrtoIS S. Nuttlea
l>? at Sir : I'oter lioune, ao inucli ;
neck 6o much; <t 1 the way between.
Junt ?<? with paint. Devoe lend*
utitl /ir?o iri the portnrhouafl. No
? nj'lv wantM lji? ??<"??? k ; tin? between,
moimc uav , ia good enough for ih?'in.
Uut Devon coata lean, not in<*re.
than lift a t i n . I ?<i aud-'tli iv be
tween ; It in tlm olrl-f bullion paint,
Hu1, //no liflo (!'iiii?i in. Zluo tough
t*n? white |? ad. Drvne} l^ud-and
/.in.- i-; i lie p'liftl lli'ii; vvmtia twiei
tin I ttu as lead* R nd -oil . .
Mr. .John N. DeUel, Fi\i Ilavon,
N . ^ , w i i t< ? :
".Mr. (Mtuili'n J I <>l leu beck, of thi*
place, painted liU house ihret -year?
m;/o tvi'.h DttVou load- md-Kioo ; hit!
f m t, !? ?? t* painted at the eamtf litm
with U ad- and voll. To May the hoiiV
hotfae I'n k/ an well u h the day i'
was painted, while the father'*
limine haw nil chalked od* and need*
painting very badly. The ftitbe?
snys lie will paint with Devoe nex?
lime."
Youth truly
K. W. Djcvok <fe Co.,
New York.
I'. S, Springs Ji SltHUiton #e|l
our ji ft I ut. 51
Tl.o i;.-x t Examination for Teaeliwrt'
! e"rt ilifntm will he held at the (J nr*
lli:iisi? it' Camden on Friday, May 20
I*". >: : !. i ?i ; Hoi ivtmiuettcea at 8 o'clock A
I M. and cloiM's at l o'clock.
R. <\ Bruce.,
Co Supt. of Education.
Trespass Notice.
F.verv l>"dy . whftear.d colore), ia here
by warned in nowise to tre?paaa on tli
l'liMitation f o'iili-vfi'st of Carotleit, know;
aa'le ' SJpenrer Place," l'i*r any [>iu
|io w whatsoever. These dis/f*gitrdin:
ilii i vva.nint? ".'ill hu < ! t*i* 1 1 vrith ai.'Coi
ding I" )i\v.
K. F. Watkiiifl.
A | ? I i I ;u.
School Notice.
1 1'tM'.t ion f'ti' teacher* ? > t* the Cumdp!
i (ith'loil "fi'liti i|s, (white and colored) ail'
j Hi In-- s'?iliti,ilK of DiRtrict No. I of Ker
! > h.tv, (V.nnty, will he held on Thursday
I Jm*t in i, iis'xt. Written npplieatlona l;
!>?: witli (.ieik of Hoard, Catndrn. S
l(!- ? ...
T. .I. KirkUixl. Clmir m'
(? W. Hindimon' . t;h;rk,
II. < > . ('arrlaon,
Tt uslci'8 School 1,
Koraluiw County.
"ax Notice,
City Treasurer's ollicn
Camden, S. L'., It, 1904,
is hereby given tlmt h h?vv <?'
oifchl ,K) mill* iniH been made upon all
I city property, both real nn^ persona!
1 and t t)Xi t tWo honks for tin* collection oi
the vv?ll bo opened in the Council
'Chamber in tire Opera House from Mon
day, M-iy 2Hnl, 1 !K) | . to Thursday, .) ntic.
IU01, which date the penaltv
will i odt'vely he attached to all delin
tjuvnts I'n.sli and charge** will ln? added
aft r G o'clock p. in.. Thursday, . I uh.
?.'ih'.l. 1DH4.
There will be no extension.
... - .11. G, Carrison,
Muyor.
tl II. li^uoir.
Clerk and Treasurer.
Election Notice,
In aeeo^ferieo with a resolution of th"
Hoard of County Comuds.sioneia for K?u
t- 1 1 \\ County ordering an election \ .
p.?;; nUiutjC of iv n net of ?he General At
aiM'thly entitled "An act to provide fur
tlu: erection and equipment of a new
court house for Kershaw County at
a nil to nuthoiUo the itoue of
hou.U t'oi aueh purpose "
ii hereby given that an elec
tion wit! ho In Id at the general electioi '
i ;? t Kershaw Count v on Tues- 1
? 5 % . >Oi> !-.?? 1 1 ?, A, 1)., 1904, between tli. j
hi, a, s it. ai. end I p. in., upon tin j
tp: frtinn of tht? erection ami eijuipmen i
of.: v. Com*. House am! the issue o ,
bomi" ii.. | <? <ee? ding twcnty-tlve thousam* i
<! l.:i. f'tr iiii.-hporpo.se, Only otiaHlle.
??? ?? ??? i cievtt.rs entitled to vote.
i i .? it.-.uien of man liters of election !
u, it ! c juii.i ix I 1 cii hereafter.
The |. p.twitv; manager* have been ap 1
p. ieiftl -o ?? ; \ ,? in this election :
Ihitialo Township.
M.-l,.- :ti\. Hi " iiu:h- ? ii ii Klii.itt, M >! '
A-. v. i \? Hv.itt.
ii-'hiijie ? 1. \\' West, ,T A MeCnakill . |
U IS Kit
?5 i-.-v' ' Mil'? Mosea Hough, W l* Mc '
( 'rs'f -I M I. ii.-v.
lV.!tV>-0 * Johnson, M A Shaw, j
( 1 Sow oil
lit..u:. tii lit <":v ? .1 V Weloh, h IJ loaet. I
1 1' i 1 1..-- It it.
I
I'lit Rock Township.
I 1 ??.' rt v ! i 1 1 ! ? X S Richards, J 11 Cur
nic.gnaei, <1 R Clement.*.
: ,!,.iv5.ti s iiill ? R I, Smyrl, W .' i
I), t-oitl, \\ 11 nsrtleUI,
\V? -stvj I n ? Luther Uell, J C Hilton j
1> K l*ivtcl?er.
Wntcree Township.
h* >:t ." X Roads ? Hubert Rranham. 1
Mb TtmiiliW Nelson.
Ct.rctnii Mill ? OA Bowon, S II Rons ,
J I ? I'eii-ivai.
I . . ? 1 1* * - AI >11 ? lc \V Porter, Burwcl t
Uo>\ ei?, il A Martin,
DeKalh Township.
M* Zioa ? 10 I. Mo Joy, JS Hrownfv 1
U Myers. "
Ai?tioch? T B 111) ther, Walter lljnson |
Ceorge Shiver.
Ctun len ? J B Arrant*, W A Jonea, 1".
J i;i-.s?dl.
St*-ekton? ,1 I) MeCaskill, Q W Am
lU'-n Je**e INmiuend,
One of 1 1 ?o ahnyo named mwnfjycrd fa. i
e-*eh pr rincj will c?M at The (JhrcnU-lr
o'li .? to lie .('.I'tifled und procure re^is
trh'i<-n ticket'* nntl ballot boxer j
on <?r neiVrrc May 21.
will reeeive thr tj^naliega; J
C0inpv'iYS;1'.i0n.
J. M. Sowcll,
Couuly Supervisor ami
Chairman B'd Co. Commit*
April 6th, iwui,
^ttuoutttemcnto.
KOH tioElCII Olt ^
<4?j>nonnce my?*lf as ? rutn'MaV for
Solicitor d( the Filth JikIimmI * ? r ^ ub.
i pledge mywolf t ? conthiit Hit I' h.uiiMm
i-AUipaig'l, to ahitlo the rrau't "I the
Democratic pthn?ry nml to ?u; port the
nominee* thereof
Respectful! y,
(icorg* Hell Tliuutui ii.k l ,
lyeXlttgloi: . S O.
i?*ou con<;ki:h^.
I a iii a candidate for C'ongri -n* (< i 1 1 >??
Fifth CoiiK?*sdonal District, >.n'?j < ( Co
tin: result of llio Democrat!" !?? tin u? y
election. T Y. Whfiaio*
LKOISLATHUK.
We desire to ?nnooitc? us .1 <
for re-eloetion to the House i f Uepn
?? nliitivt h, the HON. M \> SMI ill, ?mh
1 jeet to the rules of the *Mkw ti i ii ^ Dviuo
j c rat it? primary. No greater tribute can
he paid to lii? ability than the fuel ilmt
he was overwhelmingly elected Speaker
of that body after only one tt tin's Ser
vice, and wo feel justified in nKHt i tiug
that his record ia one in which the who)*
htattrhua mi interest and pride
Many Vot? is.
We hog to aunonnce tlio n?ine t?f the
ID?N. JOHN <i. RICHARDS, 1 1!., an a
candidate for re-election to the House of
Representative*, ut the ensning Demo*
cratie primary election.- and ^ u I ijfst- 1 10
the rules of the same. No ono hAaserv*
ed a constituency more xealomdy itnd ef
ficiently than Mr. Richards. He j* just
ly regarded as on* of thn most conaclen
tiona, safest and ablest legislator* in the
State and his relrortl certainly justifies
the estimate Kershaw county cannot do
butter than bestow iter approval on this
faithful ofiiciftl by re-electing him to the
responsible position to which ho ugaln
aspires. Many Votera.
0
l<OH SI? Kill KK.
I hereby nnrioinm myself a Citi delate
for the office of Sheriff of Kershaw
County, subject to the rules of the Demo
gratia paiuiary election.
.la?. L. If iil?.
j I hereby announct! mvself a oumli
, date for iho office of Sheriff of K=-f?haw
t'onnty subject to the rules of the demo
crat it; primary election.
W. W. Ilneknbeo.
Mr, Kdltor : IMeaso announce that
Mr, J. S. TRAN'THAM will ht's enndi
date for re-electjon to the office of
Sheriff, subject to the Democratic i'ri
mstry. Friends.
To the voters of Kershaw tVuntv:
j At the earnest solicitation of my frieinls.
I 1 hereby come before you ;>h a candidate
j for thetdiice of Sheriff of on:' (bounty.
! I tleein it unnecessary to say anything in
j relation to my administration of aaid
j office during the terms th?t lse:\ed
My record is before you. and 1 cmtiot re
i^isl the temptation to thank my friends
1 for their support in the past, and picd^n
i myself t'? do my utmost to fill the posi
j tioti so thut tiiey will have riotldu^ to re.
j iiret it they again elect n e, am) I
t pleijge m ysyif to nhidt: the nault of the
i l>clnocr?tic Primnrv Klcotion.
Jp * 11. B. V> illian a.
AUDITOR. . J
I Welhe friends of Mr. MA\NNES ?.
| UAH OK '?? ieh to announce liiut si* a
I cm mi Mat ?* for the office <?f Auditor. Mi*.
I Rabun is one of our bout citizens,
I ( horoughly qualified and if elected wiil
I fill the v tfice to the full satisfaction of
i tho on tiro county.
Voters of Went Waterce.
Mr. K<! it'r : Pleose announce Mr J
W . F. Rl'SSKRR as a cundiduto for
Auditor. Mr. Russell has aervod a while
in that office and while there pri>ve<l
himself to be especially fitted for the
work. Many Voters.
j I hereby announce mvaelf h candidate
for the otlice of Auditor of Kershaw
County, subject to ttic rules of t ho Demo
cratic primary election.
Respectfully,
John J. Goodale.
FOR TREASURER.
Mr. Editor. Please announce t'e
name of I). M. McCABKILIj as a caii
didatc for County Treasurer. lie being
? TOOtli* Jiuiu of ability and elmrneter,
we fool sure that if elected the public.*^)
interest will not sufFor at his hands. He
is a practical business man, aueli s? the
i olliCe needs and will fill the place to the
I entire satisfaction of all.
i Many Voters.
Mr, W. R, Hough JrtCvingf announced,
his intention not to stand for re election,
we hereby place in nomination as a ieo.4
woothy successor. Mr. W. F. MARONK
for the ollice of County Treasurer. Mr.
I M alone need -s no Introduction to t he voter*
i of Kershaw County, as hois hoine horn j
I and homo raised. NVo must havis a good
j man to succeed Mr, llough, and W. F.
Malonc is the num. All Kershaw.
Mr. Editor; Wo present the name of
Mr. I). K. HOlUSH as a candi-Jatc f >r
County Treasurer. Honest, cunseictt
t ions and capable, there is no more
worthy young man within the border of
our county, ?nd if ho receives the en
dorsement of iho Democratic primary,
he will conduct tho affairs of thin im
portant odice in a business-like ana cred
itable manner. Many Friends.
FOR Sl'PT. UF EDUCATION.
Mr. Editor: Please announce Mr. ?' j
M. WATTS as a candidate for Count;, i
SsperiritciVdont of Education. Mr Watts
has b#en idaiitified with the s-chool in
terest^ of tlio County for h iiumberifj
.vearsjund hil record *'?? >?n officer is welt
kn>iw/?. ^ Many Friends I
Mn Editor r Tho many friends of Mr.
W It. sa iiRNRR do hereby announce
him a candidate to?.. County Superinten
dent of K>|uu*t4?T). Mr Turner in well
known iish voting man o^ )iigh nion 1
chnractorJ Ho is a practical tiinchor,
having (alight the last eight suoc-sfh v
year*. Ttso nv?t five years in the satm*
community, If eleotud, ho wi'i serve
the County iu the samo faithful manuir
as ho lias mr /ed as teacher.
Manv Fri< tids.
Mr. F.ditAr: Please announce Mr I)
A. BROWN a* a candidate f. r Co.itPv
Superintendent of Education Mr. Rr>.; n
coupleo with hi* ability for tho discharge
of the duties of this office, energy and
hiph moral character, and t lie voters will
make no mistake in honoring him.
Many Friends.
SUPERVISOR.
^ Mr Kditor: l'leaao announce Mr. J.
M. SO WERE as a candidate for re-elec
tion to the office of County Supervisor.
Mr. Lowell has made a good and faith
ful officer and mo 'hink it ia due ^Hrn to
gire him th* offloo for another torp}.
Many Fri? ndn.
Mr. Kditor: Pleaae announce Mr.
DAVID K. DIX024 acaiwUdate for the
office ol County Supervisor, While a
member of the County Board Mr. Dixon
rendered ysbiabio sorrleo which has not
been forgotten _ Friends.
Mr. - Editor: Please announce Mr. 1
B. M. PEARt.R ** -* ewdrMc Tf*T
County Supervisor of Kershaw county at !
tlio no*t nriinary oloction. Mr. Pearco 1
ia a man of good judgment, a good biiai.
nets man and a Confederate veteran.
Many Voter* of 8oaih?ro Karahav,
^uHoiHUfmcnt^ j
olkh'k ok ,
M r. Editor : Tim frh ltd* of Mr. .!<)?. L
HOUGH herd y autuJuAOe I ? ? ??? ?* f|
iwndldatf for reflection the ollico of
Olerk of Court which wo I ??? I i * ve he ha*
fllhd to I hi* entire satlfcfactloll of
The Kutiru County.
M.VilHTKATK.
Th? friendo of Mr. J D. M?-DOWALI<
hereby again present his name an * can
didate in tli* enaning Democratic Pri
mary rluutlvA f'H the oflito <?{ Magistrate
in DeKalb Townahip.
Mr. Kditor: Pi cane rnnounce Mr. K.
S. VILLKI'KJUK. a cand'dat* for ?he
office of Magistrate for DcKult) Towti
ship If cli'ttiod Mr. Villepigue will fill
the office fairly anil impartially.
Many Voter*.
Mr. Edit??r: Pipage announce tin4
name of 14 N NKWMAN an a candi
date for I Im->. office of Magistrate at lie
thune, He in ki> ohl Confederate aoldier
and has held the office in the |?aHt with
honor to himself ami to hit* constituent*
and if elected will continue in flic future
aa in the paat. Many Voters.
Mr. Kditor ?Plena* announce Mr. II
M- FINC11BK a candidate for f?>e office
of Ma filtrate for Dekalb Townahip
Friends.
The friendrt of My, - AMOS WtittT
hereby announce hfift an n candidate for
Magistrate in Buffalo Township in the
coming primary election of the Demo
cratic party. Mr. West ia fully compe
tent fof.thtt position, having served as
Magistrate lor the paat two year# to the
i atisfaction of all interested.
4> Many Voters.
Wo the votera of Bethune and lower
aection of Buffalo Township. respectful
ly offer the name of Mr L. WALTER
COPKLAND for re-election to the office
of Magistrate of Bethune subject to the
Democratic Pihpary. Mr. Oopeland i$
a man of sterling quality and noble
nldlty, has held this offu>p for nearly
two terms, with entire satisfaction to the
whole people, displaying wonderful tact
ami ability in suppressing family ro/s
and uoneedtul dUturbsncef, still ad
hering strictly to tlie law when in hip
judgment a warrant was ueceasarv , and
sf re-elected, which doubtless he wii' be,
will continue the same unerring course
Reap octiully ruhmitted,
Voters of Bnthune and South Buffalo.
Dti. W. R. CLYBURN,
j I'uj > i c i ci v t $ ? t ^ ^ 1 1 r cj o o j t ,
CAMDEN, S. C
gjSif~ OiWro at I)", C. P. DuBoso'e Drug
Stor-?. 'Phone No. Ml.
O. M. FORT,
CONTRACTOR & BUILD
ER.
Estimates nuule. on nuy vvoik
on short notice.
T~\7beT^ON7
Civil Engineer <So Surveyor
Surveying. Leveling and Plotting in
all it* lihdKilit'H.
4pOT"Muj)ping and Blue Printing a
Specialty.
Oltice ^ortl)-"a*t corner P?rond Street
ami Monument Square.
CIMlMi (HIT SALE
Any one tvanUng dry goods nr
second hand sewing machines will
do well to call on me as I ntn clos
ing out llie above named lines.
V/. J. Caddell.
Clyburn Block.
E. S. NETTLES & SON.
We hereby snnource to the
public that we havo opened p
iiiKtclues
MEAT MARKET
in. tho store formerly occu
pied by Mr. J. E. Vanghan.
wli^ro wo will bo glad to serve
you with anything in the line
of fresh me.its.
W r carry also a full line ol
Staple and' Fancy
GROCERIES,
and extend to yen a cordial
request, to call on us.
EVERYTHING FRESH.
? EVERYTHING FINE.
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. I
State <>t South Carolina, } Court of
C?>unty of Kershaw. } Common Pleai .
(Complaint Served.)
ise. Plaintiff.
ayainst
IJf-yy Vauyhn and )V. J. Vaughn,
Defendants
To the Defendants ahovo named: ?
You uro hereby summoned ami re
quired to nmwrr tlio complaint in this
action, of which a copy i* herewith
served upon you, and to serve a copy of
your answer to the aaid complaint on
the Mubscribors at their office, 120 ? 122
North Main Street, in the city of Sumter,
S. within twenty day* after the bit
viee hereof, cxcluaivo of the day of sue It
lervico; and if you fail to answer the
complaint within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiff in thia action will apply to the
Court for tho relief demanded in thia |
complaint,
Dated April 18th, A. !>., 1001,
T.EEA MOI8K,
w. n. trantiiam.
IMahitifTs Attorneys.
cv
r
To the Defendant* Henry Vaughan and
W. J. Vautjhun :
Take notice (hat tho summons and j
complaint it f.h? rV?ovo entitled caw*^ t
yrt* nn April 20th, ISOf, In the of- ?
Jcft of C.erk ol tho Court ?t Common
'loas for Kershaw County.
LEE A M018K,
Wt I* TftAJfTlJ AM ,
Plaintiff* Attorney
April M, 1004, ^
j*. o. K^rj^noy .
Has just received a beautiful line <>f ^Tackle
Japanese Bamboo Hods, joint- d Lance W ood Rod?, Rdslf,
Hod Holders. l)ip*Nets and Dip-net rinus, B.iit liu^J k<f,
Spears, Fish Scalers, Hooks, all hz ?s. The colobiirfga Bu d
Spinners Nos. J} and 1 .Soft Rubber .Minnows ull sizts Out'
fishing lines please all Anglers. La*t but not least the Fish
eruians Friend ? LOLL ACOTOV ? J)a not go fishing without
it.
The Ladies' Friend ? Olauss' Shears and Scissors.
Every pair warranted, The ladies say they do not mnko
hard places on their hands, they are so sharp and evenly ad
justed.
Poultry Netting? -strongest in the world 13; sure to buy
No. 19 wire* 20is too light.
A. D. KENNEDY.
Ashe r ait's
Condition Powders
Makes poor horses and mules fat without bloating. It
docs this by first thoroughly cleansing the system of
all impurities, allowing perfect assimilation of food,
(hereby creating solid muscle and fat.
Morses and mules improve in appetite and spirits
after the first few doses, the hair sheds, and the now
coat is always sleek and glossy.
Ashcraft's Condition Powders arc packed in doses,
without "filler," and good for horses and mules only.
It is a most powerful tonic and appetizer, being the
formulae of a practical veterinarian of over a quarter of a century's
experience. It is easily the foremost remedy in its class on tho
American market to-clay. Price 25 cents package.
nj/
7
Colums lit* i ivl t l) I.) inches,
Btlusters turned 1 1-1 to 1 inches, T
Table Legs Turned I 1-4 to
Hand Hail ? various styles, Corner Wn-i^, Designs, Ro
settes, Brackets (either single or panel) Inside Trim, Cas
ings, K> i Ktc.
See samples, get prices and leave orders with T. J. Ar
rants, Camden, S. C. *
Grill work either sawed or turned to order. Mi'; Arrante?
will be pleased to save you in the above, either in small or
large quantities Out of town orders will receive his especial
attention, and foreign competition will be met with a knife.
Remember every dollar spent away leaves its blight
at home. ^
C. fP. SJ?oss/yno/f yffgr.
New Jira Manufacturing Company.
Camden, S. C., January Cth, 1904.
? Air ijin? Railway.
i H o ft h - 8 o u t h - East- West.- -
Two Dally PudniPU Vestibnled Limited "?"JU
Trains Between SoutU and New Y;:k. ?v.
Ftrsl las IMi Car Service.
The Kates and Koute to nil Eastern
Cities Yin RICHMOND^,] WASH-;
iNGTON, or Via NORFOLK and
steamers. To Atlanta, Nashville, Memphis -
Louisville, St. Louis, Chicago, New Or
leans, and all Points South and Southwest -
? To Savannah and Jacksonville and all -r
points in Florida and Cuba.
Potitively the shortest line, between ?
ISTO^TKC & SOUTHiS'
flSJ^For detailed information, rates, sched
ules; Pullman lii'servations, &c., apply lo ^
any a^ent of the Seaboard Air Line Kailwa^Z^
\ or to J oh. \V. Stewart, Travelling PassengerSS
Agent, Columbia, S. C. ? ~~
Cliaw. F, Sto v mt A (5. P.jLgj^
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