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OAMDKN. H. O.. .JUNK 24, 1901
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Ex'Ooveinor Kbeppard h u m an
nounced that be will not rtfn for
Co ngrets in the second distriot
At the national Republican con
vention in Chicago yesterday Hoose
volt for President and Clias. W.
Fairbanks for Vice President re
ceived every vote in the convention
Executive Committee Meeting.
A meeting of the Kershaw County
Democratic Kxeeutivo Committee i?
heneby called to bo held at llio opera
hoceo in Cnmden. Saturday, .Inly 2>
1904. Jhisinceg of importance, such
as fixing tho assessment of candidates
and arranging dntcs and places nf
campagn meetings, will come before
(be committee, A full litlendufseo is
especially requested.
M. I j. Smith.
Chairman.
A Kino Opportunity I'm it Voting
Man.
The South Carolina College ollVrs
scholarships in the Normal Depart
ment to two young men from ea< li
county. Knob scholarship in worth
$10 in money, besides remission <?f
$40 tuition and ?1H tnalt tr.ul.itiuii
or "term" fee. The money ? ^ paid
at tho rnt? of n month for ei|;ht
months, to assist in meeting the
necessary living expenses.
Examination wi.l beheld Friday,
July ulh, before, the County Heard
of Kdufcation. Applicants should
be at least 10 years of age, and pre
ferably teachers. Write President
Benjamin Sloan, South Carolina
College, Columbia, S. C, for blanks
*>n which to apply before .July M.
Ingnllft' Views on Death.
Jn the Democracy of the dead al!
men at last are eqpial. There is
neither rank nor station nor pre
rogative in the republic of the
grave. At this fatal threshold the
* philosopher ceases to he wise, and
the song of the poet is silent.
Divce relinquishes bis millions and
'Lazarus his rags. The po?r man
is ah rich as the richest, and the
rich man us poor as the pauper,
"the creditor loaes his usury, and
the debtor is acquitted of li i h obli
gations- There tho proud man sur
renders ii ts dignities, the politi
cian his honors, the woilding Inn
pleasure*; the invalid needs nu
physical), the laborer rests from
unrequited toil. Here at last, is
nature's tloal decree' in tquity.
The wrongs of time are redressed,
injustice is expiated, the irony of
fate is refuted, the unequal distri
bution of wealth, honor, eapaeiu,
pleasure and opportunity, whirl:
mekes life ho cruel and inexplica
ble a tragedy, e?*M?i?.*?< in the it-alms
of death. The st l ongest there ha?
no supremacy, nnd the weaken!
needs defence. The mightiest
(Vipiain succumbs to I lie invincible
adversary, who disarms alike tin
victor and the vanquished
Father and Mother Bv>th K filed.
Norfolk, Ya., .Juno 10. K. H.
, Ton^?s. n trolley car inoterraan of
Herkelc}', tried to lift n lallen
wire out of the way of his car. lie
climbed on a shed and look hold <f
I lie wire.
He fell to the ground dead, stiil
holding toil. His wife, standing
upon her piazza, saw the uccideiil
and rushed/ out to exttleale hi t
husband. Sho too was instamlj
killed.
Jones and his wife leave nix
smnll children, three of whom shw
tlu ir parents killed.
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Lumber for Salo.
A nice lot of lumber consuLing <-f
; ~ casing, columns, newels, Halusteis,
picture moulding, etc., ctcM for
6*ta cheap. The above lu mber can
be seen at The Camden Chronicle
office. H. T. Johnson,
V. . tthtmrock, 8. C.
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flitd Vvr XImi N?w Ooui^t House.
The County Hoard of Commlasion
6r< met laat Monday to consider t ho
question of a new Couit House. No
place wa? agreed rtpou* Tim lioaid
aro very properly considering the
ruattor carefully, for it la of Urn ut
moat importauco that Iho Oo?rt
UouKd bo located in the -proper
place. Action in the matter was de.
Tered until July. Wh undoratnud
that a lot I u?t ween the Workman
Home and the 1'renbyti riat? church
has been offered the Hoard ahao
lutely fret*, un?l thy location in con
aiderod by hoiiih to bo the best thai
has yet boon offered.
Lightni in I#arica-iter.
Lancsater special of Jnntt 19 t n
i Ik* Me wh ud'I Cornier: During a
ttevfl'e electric SlniUJ lust night L it ?
lotrn rind stables on Colonel Loroy
Spi ingb'a Wa<<e plantation were
all nek by ligbtyiou, killing one of
hia inub'N, font cows and eleven
hogs. Tim building wan net I i r i ?
and burned, together with the oat
crop Jowl boused, a quantity of corn,
etc., Other mobs, with grout dill!
cully, were rescued from I he burn
ing building. The loss 10 heavy,
hut parliali v covered hy insurance
Colonel Springs ia in M e.w Y?nk.
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Truly Music Hath Chmtua.
A catastrophe that might have
been terrible 111 i t h results was nar
rowly averted at Amerie.u*, (!h , one j
'flay recently. 1 he A mei i<-u* theatre
was paeki (I beyond its capacity.
I'welve hundred people, pi I u c i |>al 1 1->
ladies and children, lilled Lhe build
ing when h n ?l a"tn of lhe w?h given
from without. Hundreds rushed
for the wi ogle entrance whic.lt ift 20
f?M't above the pavement and
reached by a single woodey slair
way. Kll'orta of police and leacheis
upon the stage were unavailing un
til llm ore hcslrs, with wond? rful in
dpiraLinu, all uck up "Dixie," Thin
served to rcaioro <joiot. In the
stampede on the outer stairway,
scvoial women fainted.
Unclc Ca:snr Perkins Deed.
Spot iul to The State,
l..)ai luigton, .hum 17 ? ()n Stin
day I tint, June 1'2, old Uncle Ciessr
Perkins died in this town. No
colored man was he I to i known. For
many a < 1 r\ >? his familiar face wan
t<> lit* seen on our htrei la and he
was respected b> all people with
whom he had t> do for the reason
thai he deserved that renp??ct.
According to the heat informa
! i*>u ohtninable, he wos (.)0 yerrs of
ago. lie came from Camden, where
in hi* youth h n lived. Auntie hi ??
j recollections was the visit of <1>mi
L'tKayoito to that place in 1821 -sin,
i when ho w ?h a small boy. on!',
large enough to b<? n nurae on the
plantation . Ilia "white people'
hern were of the Charles family,
and liny had 'he utmost reapec'
for hi in.
Kevv people who read what is
-said ahout thi ? old darkey realize
that in his (lentil and that of others
of about the same sue there ia the
passing of a civilization the like of
which the world will never again
see. It took 200 ^'eara to build it
and at. the stroke of the pen of the
"great emancipator," who acted
without law, that civilization was
destroy* d
"Uncle Ot'dar'' has gone to his
rewind. He lias mot "Die Maasa"
and "Ole Missus" in the great be
yond, and he has given faithful ?c- j
count of his stewardship. Peace
to hia aalics.
How Time Is Mficlo.
Strange as it may Boom, I nolo
Sum does not make hho of thu sun
fol%Gckonin?r liiue. bnt ho tnrns his
attention to Homo ? ? f tho regular no
itm stars, or stars," as thoy
uro cailcl. Every clear ni{*ht ?n
astronomer with a big telescope
looks ut, certain of these stars ami
nnkes his calculation?, from which
ho cm till just. wht'ii the nun would
i.Tiihh the >ir,i'iit\ fifth meridian
One <?!' th?> k'rent oiooUs in tho <>b
Her wit or v >n called the transmitter.
jh'C'ii'M* it t r humu i Is i ? r scuds out
I the ? ;!M.i that keeps standaid iim-?
i l lliH fill. U i? S"t Ut'id M gill t'.ed I'V
j tin- T l S *i j ? . Mil I 1. 1 1 ?* 1 1 I".': IV d ?\ ill
j t! r minutes anil fifteen !?< cnnl*
j h.f'ore 1 J a switch i-i f I <>n, uv.i
j t:.i t't lum'f the pundulum of '.hi * cloeU
J ,i e Bt nt l.y riiotr'eity over the wire >
! t.> tlii* ii t ;/r?ph < fliers in \\ ushi ti<^
I i Oil Hi 111 N : IV N ol'k \\ ll' U till* t !o
' '" i.'h ? , j i ? r n f ; >i h lie ir tin*' woun I on
' ' * . ? ? r ie. 1 'unn tits, t i.v Uie1^ I n:iv
Jii... (.????!) vt i "< rdih i! i ? b" mi : ;
i on: . mi ! :h.-v at oiicn be^in t" eoi.
i ?>?'.?? ' i ' r '? j ? h wires with i'the'
; to a n? ui ? I cities nnti! in a minute or
? t ? o 1 1. f *' ' i !< , 1 1 ? lv "i t lie oh ?e|{ ?? ?
W'ohirr.Mon m he u*d in imp Ir.-iln < f
j trh'^r i|v|? I if b.'iits k op lit
jts'ii con. Is before i '2. :u? a n??!iio
jthv tie- tn >: t "|i<'V will !)?? the noon
signal mi I s,> a* (<? -live the ? pen
t ??rs time to connect (In>ir wires with
j she standard time ba!H an t clock*.
I I here itr? ? time balls in a ureal many
! >:itie.s ? -usually on top of home proini
j in-lit bui!<lin<.;, where the* can easily
| l?o seen !'h<> one at Washington
i h on tho roof of t he state, war and
j navy department building. at tho top
I of n hij;h polo, roaily to dr<?nJhe in
jstant. tho signal <M>ni?*n over jirwire.
jln the government oflieeh tit Waw'o
jii:i???n iui.'i in umny plaeo.s in
oitie? t.heve aro larpo clookn eon
1 :ier.t?xl with the ob-?rrva?nry bj CiCr.
jtriolty Those are so acrar.go?l tloir
j when tho iy o'clock fij?n?l in flashr*]
j over the wires tho hantis of each one
of thoso oloeks epiin?* to 12, no inai
1 tor wlia'- ti?^#the chirk may show.
Il'i this way hundreds of clocks arc
?vt to tho correct timo each day.
lint*" Bait
8ume interesting bus?? bull play- 1
ing u uh Ukvu plsee tn C*id<)?d tins'
wecU betwetulbe Dixie J uolors und
Young fjimltf, 'i'bite h'ivt'1
|?U t < Cut !? game resulting in;
a victory for tbe Dixie .J^unioin.
A Oov/'w Horn Takes Hoot in tlie
Ground.
There Aim brought to our (
ones day til week u row'* liorii
which had IbeVully t? -ken'rnoi in i h?
U r 0|i ttcl. The rootn respm bled o? rn
r<>ot b v.iy much, and ho dimly hud
th??y I ttkffi hold lit the 14 1 <? it ii 1 1 Hint
it w h n wiili considerable diKh-uli)
(hui the horn wuh pulled up. it wkk
found near i h<'- S'?niln'in railroad
i.ru k ti few mile* above Camden b\
.Mr. \V. A. Slack, Mention iiiiu'iit l?f
twtcn Cuiudt'.u Mid Handei'* (Jreek
.
Lt I Knew.
If 1 knew I ho Ik>x where lh? smileu
v\ i' re kept ,
No nutter liow lar/o the kny
Or strong the holt, I would try ho hard
'T would <>pfci>, I know, for inc.
Then ovt-r llo* lam! and wvft broaden*!,
I'd acHttcr the hinili'K to plav,
That the children's fact*# might bold them
fust
For in t?n y and many u day,
If I know tlio li(jx that wn Inryit enough
To hold nil the frowns f meet,
1 would liko lo j/iitlicr them every one,
From tli* iiUPHcr;'. nyhool and street;
Tliun folding and holding, I'd pat'k them
in, ? , i.
And turnlrg t lie* mounter key.
I'd hirs ft^innt to drop (lie box
To th?;dopttiH of the deep, doop h?a.?
? Maud Wvinmi, in Am'-rican Jewess.
A complete line of coflins ? all
prices at T. J. A mints'.
O. M.FORT,
CONTItM ) t()H & BUILD
ER.
Estimates made on any work
on short notice.
E. 8. NETTLES & SON.
We hereby :mnounee to the
public that we have opened ?
iir.st-elafH
MEAT MARKET
in the store formerly occu
pied by Mi'. .1. E. Vautfluiji.
wh<re wo will he ghul to serve
\ oil wiih nn\thiii?r in the line
of fresh mo its.
We carry also a full line ol
Staplotund l^anev
GROCERIES,
and extend to you a cordial
reouest to call on us.
[EVERYTHING FRESH.
EVERYTHING FINE.
I
? -MANUFACTURERS OF
Doors, Sash, Blinds,
Moulding, \Building Material,
Sash Weights and Cord.
CHARLESTON, - - - - S. C.
Purchase our makes, which
we guarantee superior to an)
gold South, and thereby save
money.
Window aivl Fancy Clans p
?pt n 1 1 v ,JaU 1-4.
CALL AT
Till! IP i iH! \ (iRIHlli
IIV :
Fer AsM Yen Need In Fancy
Vcr Staple Groceries. . :
,! u*i received a nice assort
nnjnt nl' pi i : 1 1 and fancy rrack
rr.i, including pound and fruit'
(Mi U n.
An ? xIohmvo assortment of
IUue Uibbou extracts, fresli i
fn?m the manufacturers
l\vp>red Cereal foods, pure
and Insh
A complete line of cannod
twafs. fruits and vjjetahlcs |
A vaiiety of Pickles, Sauces
and Mustard dressings.
Snjjriis, ( 'offers, Teas, Pos-J
torn. v<;\, some of the special*!
tie:\.
S-dieitin^ \ouj patron ise. ?
and trusting that you will favor;
nie wiih a rail vei \ soon, I am
Yours respectfully
R. A. MCDOWELL.
Phono 149. __.i. . '
FOTrrcT/ierfou
I urtnonnce inva+b * t'ttiu ? !a'e far
Solicitor of the i ir^ mi)
? y^Tmduc
{ pled ye mvnolf to jCtinhii'1 km Ii >ie i h >!??
the r??* ti ' ? of the
and to *uj ; .>t ( UlO
c?m|>4iK?. to j|?nde the rt-caf" of the
t; nrfmiry
.'(oiniitlt'H thlruof
V v.
(leA^e Hell Tiiiiincr >i> in .
l/?XJIi>{toi> S ('.
The. many friend* of Cupt. N <?cnri?e
Kva: g announce Itim ?n a c* ntl ? ? I ,t i ?? i?.?r |
the oftb -it 4/f Jv>|feiV>r of I l?e J-'ifl J lii'ljt1
Circuit, u"'l pledge Itim to ttbh't* the k< *
null of the Democratic primary :.i <! ?ip.
port the nominee (A the )?m i ty .
1 hereby anOjfMi ?!<?<? myself a > * r. 'i lite
for Solicitor offth* Kifth ./u< lici* t ir<
and pledge ??? y t*?-l f to m hide by t:.e r?vii?t
ot the Democratic primary.
Seo. It. Kf.ii'>*"! t .
I sin a candidate tor Solicitor <'t the,
Kiftli Judicial fJtrcnit and will :?? ih
re-eiiU of the I 'ettioci title piimar, .
K. M C ( J . 6i;nV inn,
KOK t'ONt.liliS i.
I am ii cgniiriiito fur (.'on^ri f< r the
Fifth Confrrct&lonal District. ? ?? t<?
tin? remit of thu Democratic |Oinia?j
election. '1' Y. Willie. m?.
LKQ|8L\TiniK.
Wo denire to announce as .t cmvdidute
for ro-e lection to the IIouh* ? f llepr??
eentnti ve?, the MoN. M. L. SM ! t'H, cob.
Jecl to the Nih'8 of the ensuing D?'ino
era tic primary, N<> greater tribute can
tie paid to hi* ability than the i h i that
lit* was overw hoi iii i iij^ly elected Speaker
of that l>o<|v utter only one t' rui's ser
vice, and wo feel jnatitled in ?8?' tt'.ng:
that hi. 4 record h* one in which the u holt*
Ntate huti no interest and prid^
* Many Voters.
Wo hpp to aunonnce the name of the
HON. JOHN (i. IUCHARI>S. Ml., a* h
candidate for re-election to the llor.ac of
Representatives, at the ensuing D.-mA
I' cratie primary election, and Mi'?j<?( t to
the ruloH of the ?nine. No one has ?cr*?
. ed ft constituency more zealously and < f
| ficinntly than Mr. charda. lie i< j ist
j ly regarded as one of tlo* moat co'scien
j tiona, safest, and ablest i *? 1 m t - in the
J State and his record certainly justifies
, the estimate Korfjhtiw county ? n u n ^r do
1 better than bestow Iter approv.il on t'.is
faithful ollicial hy lo-eleOlbiir I i?n to the
j rcepotiaihle poaitlon to which In* j ^aln
j aspires. Manv Voter#.
i FOR HHHUtrH.
j I hereljy announce tnynelf a di !a'e
for t?io olHoo of Sheriff q\ Kernhaw
! County . Ktibject to the rules of the iK-uio.
j cratic paimaty election.
.las. Ij. Haile.
1 hereby annonnee myself a raudi
| date for vhe ollice ot' Shuriir <?f Keraiiaw
I '"ounty Huhjeet to the rulea of the d-.-njo
| cratic primary eltciion.
I VV. W. II in ka'ceo
Mr. Editor: I'iens* announce that
, Mr. .1. S. TUaNTII AM will I e ? can li
i date lor re-election to the efllce of
.Sherill', Huhjeet t^) the Democratic i'n
j ntafy. I i lends.
To tite voters of Kef shaxv Cottnl-v :
? At the earliest eolicitation of my ftit-min,
! I hereby come before you as a candidate
; for the ollice of Sheriff of our County.
; I deem it uunecepBary to say anj thirty in
relation to 105* administration of s,tid
: ortien durirtK the teri.'.s that I served,
j My record is before you, and I catun t re
sist the U mpUtion to tiiank toy friends
for their support in th<* past-, and p'edjye
myself to 00 my utmost lo fill the posi
j tion mo that they .V. ill have nothing to re
1 ?ret it tjiey uUain elect inc. anil 1
? pledge myself t'? abide the resale of tho
| Democriiiift I'riinary Election.
Ii. B. Wiiliamg.
AUDITOR.
Wo (lie friend* of Mr. M ANNKSH.
RARON wish to announoo hiiu ut> u
candidate for the office of Auditor. Mr.
jjiiiboii ia ouo of ouy beet citizonp,
thoroughly <|iialified and if elected wiil
lili the rflhe to the full satisfaction of
the on t iro county.
Voters of West Wateree.
Mr. Editor: Please announce Mr
W. 1*. It t\SSEl,li as a candidate f ir
? Auditor. Mr. Russell has served a while
in that office and whilo there prove.?
himself to he especially fitted for the
work. Many Voters.
1 hereby anuounna myself a enndida'e
for the office of Auditor of Kershaw
County, subject to the njles of the Denn
; cratio primary election.
Respectfully,
John J. Uoodaie.
FOR Sl'lT. ? >F EDUCATION.
Mr. Editor: Please announce r. .1.
M. WATTS as a candidate for County
Superintendent of Education. Mr Watts
has been identified with the school in
terests of the County for a number cf
vears, and his rcuoul as an ofnoer ??; well
known. ^ Many Friends
Mr. Editor: Tho many friends of Mr.
W. M. /ri' UN Kl{ do hcrebv r.nnonniM
hhu a candidal* f<>r- County Superinten
dent of Education. Mr Turner i.i s\t-b
known a<< a * ???? ? i man of hi^h moral
character II" is a practical te.'ch";
having taught tin* laM einht su '<?? s.siv '
vciifc. Tho t;; -t tlye yettra in 'he ?:-ne
community. ? ' elected, he ?i!f vervi
the County in the same faithful in ium< r
a* he has ser/td a* teacher.
Manv I t i. i>d.?.
MY. K-l'tii" : Please annnuiiic Mr I'
A. DHOWS as a mtndidate i- r C?Ktu'.\
Superintendent of Education Mr. f?r.y?* t>
couples w iilt 1 > in ability for the ?!ir ehlir^r
of the duties of this office, en rjry ant
high moral character, and the voters w:'.!
make no mistake in hoeorinp him.
Many K?'if i'.a.
SUPERVISOR.
Mr. I\ditnr: Please announce ^ f iv 1
M. SOWKIJ- i?? a ci.iididate t?>r r-*-eiec
tion to th" otlice of County 8upervi.*o?.
Mr. >'owell has made a good :;nd fa'.ti.
ful olficer and we think it is dun ?,i,n to
^iv<- hiiu the oilico for another term.
Many Fri nd.j
Mr. Editor: Please annomiee Mr.
DAVID F DINoN a candidate f ?r 1 1 . t? ]
ofiice ot County Supervisor. While a
member of the County Board Mr. l>;x<n
rendered valuable service which has n- t
been forgotten Friends.
Mr. Editor: Please announce Mr.*
11. M. PEAlK 10 as a candid >te f< r
County Supervisor of Kershaw count v at
the n?xt primary election. Mr IVan e
is a man of good judgment, a good busi
ness man nnd a Confederate vetei;\n.
Many Voters of Southern Keuhuw.
CONTRACTOR & "BUILDER,
CAMDEN, S. C.
Plans and specifications furnish* d*
Plate-jtlass store fronts a speciality.
Work superintended
Jan. 9 tf.
? ? - ? " ? '
SnaoMiuements.
GJ.l
CLKUK OK ('Of It I
Mr. Kditor: The frh'pda of Mr. .'oh J, i
li l> (J (i i I h<*r< hy *ijt.ou him ?? <* j
f?>r rt -cU'flJOn to the ol'lc4? <?'
Clerk of ' ourt which wo believe he !??*
filh-d to the on tire :oit jM'a< I toll of
Tli<* Kntirv County.
11 r. Kditor : li<di?\ mj; in lout tru;>
democratic principle of rotation in oilier,
w* t tie many liifiids of 11"N. <?h.O.
Mt>MK|,BY. i?ko pleasure in i'i?
h?*i?tiin( lii.i name to the vou*rso1 K?i^h?w
county ii h k candidate for Ch rk <d tin
j Court], Mr Mi^n'K-'y i? one of th?? tni?
arid trjed, il<- is one of our very I 1
liieii, having snrved four years in ?!????
Houieot Hppi cxeotatives, <1 >U>w honor
(?> hiinaolf and county while a inriuhcr
of that body. Kaateru Kershaw.
MAGIHTHATK.
The frior.d* of Mr. J I). Mi DOW A IX
th?rohv n<{rtin prenenl bin name iim a can
didate in the entitling Democratic Pri
mary election for the oftic? of Magistrsto
in D^Kalh Township.
Mr. Kditor : i'k-ann announce Mr. K.
K. V I I>l,KlM(i IJIC a candidate for the
ofilco of Magistrate for DeKalb Town
ship If dented Mr. Yillepigue vvili liil
the oftice fairly and impartially.
Many Voter*.
Mr. Kditor: Pipaat* announce tin*
name of H Ny N BWM AN hh h candi
date for tho offiyo of Magistrate at Me
thnne. He Ih aft old Confederate soldier
and ha* held the office in the pimt with
honor to himself and to his court itnenl*
mid if elected will continue in the future
tin in the past. Many Voters.
Mr. Kditor ? Please announce Mr. II
M. FINCH Eli u candidate for the of lice
of Magistiatw for J>eKalh Township
Kiiendtj.
Tl to friends of Mr. AMOS \Y KS'I
Iwroliy announce Mm is 11 ea 1 1 ?l i? I :? to lot
Magistrate in Buffalo Tc/woahip h* tlx
romhi^ primary election of tho Demo
cratic party. Mr. West i? fully compe
tent for t lie position, having served as
Mngis (rate tor the past two years to the
< iitisfaclion of all interested.
Many Voters.
We the voters of Bethuno and lower
section of Buffalo Township. respcclful
Iv offer the name of Mr L. WAL'IKB
Coi'KLAND for re-election to the office
of MniMrttrate of Betl.una subject to thej
Democratic Primary. Mr. Copeland is
t man ol sterling quality and noble
.'?^>ilty, ban held this office for nearly!
two terms, with entire satisfaction to the'
whole peopf#, displaying wondnrfnl tact]
and ability in suppressing familv rows
and unneedfnl disturbance*, still ad- j
haring strictly to the law when in his
judgment a warrant was ueceaanry , and
if re-elected, which doubtless he wjll !>??. j
will continue the same unerring cour.-e
Reapectlnlly submitted,
Voters of Bnthunu and South Buffalo.
FOK TREASURER.
Mr. Editor, Please announco the
name of 1). M. McCASKILL as a can-j
dijate for County Treasurer. Tic being
a ruling man of ability and character,
we feed sure that if elected the public's
interest will not suffer al his hands. He
is a practical business mail, auch as the
office needs and will (ill the place to the
entire satisfaction of all.
Many Voters.
Mr. W. It, Hough having annoujieft)
his intention not to stand for je -election,
vo hereby place in nominaffon as a moit
wool by successor, Mr. W/F M ALONE
for .the ufiioc of County Treasurer. Mr.
Malone needs no introduction to the votei\>
of Kershaw County, as lye is homojioni
an?l home raised. We irnist have a good
man to succeed Mr. Hough . and W. F
Malone H ihe muw. ?Mil Kershaw.
Mr. Editor: Wo-* present the name of
Mr. 1). K UOUGII as a candidate for
County Treasurer. Honest, consciex
tions and capable, there Is no more
worthy young man within the border of
our county, nnd if he receives the en
dorsement of the Democratic primary,
ho will conduct the affairs of this im
portant office in a business-like and cred
itable manner. Many Friends,
DR. I.H. ALEXANDER,
Dentist
OFFICE 11KOAI) STREET,
Camden, S. C.
"dr. W. R. CLYBURN,
,5?lt i j^icict u CHnb ^it r-cjeou,
CAMDEN , S. C
|3^-OHiec at I)r. O. I*, Du Hose's Drug
Htorc. 'Phono No. 111.
mm out saii J
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Any one wanting dry goods or
second hand ''tewing machines will
do well to cnllY>U tno as I aiu clos
ing out tile aho\e nnined lines.
W. J. Caddell.
Ciy burn Block.
NW Western Railroad.
Trains omthe Northwestern llail-'Oid
leave ('am<f?-n for Sumter daily ex ** pi
Sunday as fbllows :
No. 70. first-c.la*?s, 7 a In.
No (j8, lirst class, 4.16 p. in.
Returning Leave Suintor.
No 71. lirst- class, D.JtM a. m. , arrive
Camd<-n 1 1 10 a, tn.
No. r?0, first-class. C.25 p. in, , arrive
f'amdeu 8.00 p. in.
incorporation Notice.'
Notion la hereby ^ivon to all concerns?,
t h h t implication will be made to the Sec
retary r?f Stale of South Carolina, by the
undersigned for a Charter incorporating
I'lio Woodstock Club for social purposes,
with heiuhjuartera in Kershaw County,
S. ('.
A. C, C. SAG R,
A. K. FISH,
I IONV A III) UROKAW.
WALTKK ft. HOYT,
II )HACK C. 8TKBBINS,
A LTjKN J. BOY KIN.
Cum Ion, S. (\, May 27th, 11)04.
Tax Executions.
Under and by virtue of sundry tax
executiona to me directed. I will proceed
to well, before t he Court House door, in
the City of Cannlen, on the firet. Monday
ii> July, 1804, during tho legal hour? ol
?ale, ?be following described real ostate.
to-wit ;
One lot and on? building in thoci!;
of CBmdorr, S. C , and bounded ? * M
iuws: On the north by lot No. 115 ?.
ea*?t by lot No. 1160, fcouth by lot N??.
Yl57 ?">d west hf Campbelle street,
levied opc ? an t to tie frold as the pr??
perty ol Wash Wiley. Term# of Bale,
caaii,
J, S. TBANTH Ail. 8 K. 0.
Southern Ram.. way we run rut
7 H 1 3 C.KLAT RAILWAY ROUS IHROUCH A ! BLST VLSTI
CMAT COUNTRY ! uij^ IRAIMC
CONVENIENTLY UNITINO Alt. THE CEST SECTIONS
OF THE SOUTH. AM) HAVE THE
W.A.TURK. S. 1! HAKDW1C.K. BIST DINING
I'aiftor.fcor Trsllic Mm iter Cer.era! I'aessnfctr , j uinirm
v/ H tay. OF A AST(iTp' f"'C" a r CAR SERVICE
W. H. "AYLOE, Ats i C?n I Pitt. Afeni, Aii.ANf/., u.
^ Ashcr<'s '
Condition Powders
Makes poor horses and mules fat without bloating. .It
does this by first thoroughly cleansing the system of
all impurities, allowing perfect assimilation of food,
thereby creating solid muscle and fat.
Horses and muies improve in appetite and spirits
after the first few doses, the hair sheds, and the -new
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 tho
formulae of a practical veterinarian of over a quarter ot a century's
experience. It is easily the foremost lvmeUy iu its class on tho
American market to-day. Price 2r) cents package.
m
Air I iino Ha i 1 way.
North-South-E a st-W est. ? i
Two Daily Pullman Voslibuk-d Limited
Trains Between Somh and New V:ik.
First Class imp; Car Service.
The Host. Rates Aim! Kotittj to ali Kastern
Cities Via RICHMOND ?n?l WASH
INGTON, or Via NORFOLK
steamers. 'J'o Atlanta, N\ shvilV, Mnnphis
Louisville, St. Louis, Chicngo, New Or
leans, and all Points^JKoulli and Southwest
? To Savannah and Jacksonville and all
points in Florida and Cuba.
J ?
Potii.ively the shortest line beUv^oti
itqrth: &c south.
dg^For detailed information, rates, sched
ules; Pullman Reservations, &c., apply to
any agent of the Seaboard Air Line Railway ? ?
or to Jos. W. Stewart, Travelling Passenger r
Agent, Columbia, S. C.
'
Chas. F. Stewart A < ?. I*. Ag't
Savannah, C ? a .
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The Kind Yon Have Always Bought, and which has been,
in use for over 30 years, lias homo the signature of
s* * ? and has been made under his
sonal supervision since its infhncy*
Allow no 0110 to deceive you in this*
All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good" are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of^
* Infants and Children? Experience against Experiment*
What is CASTORIA
Castorla Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pa*?
gorie, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotio
substance. Its age is Its guarantee. It destroys Worm?
and allays Foverislmess. It cures 'Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves TecthingTroubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, (riving healthy and natural sleep* ~
The Children's Panacea?The Mother?* Friend*
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of