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i?'?t of a defamatory nature. No re
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"G^MDKN. 8. C., JULY 22,
Law Ah\l Order
We have devoted a good deal of
space to this subject, but wo think
the verv serious condition of sffair <
justifies it. 'I bo following upon the
subject is from the Columbia Stat'
which, we bolievc, 1h tlje true key to
to the situation r
"The bent men and women of our
Htate are agreed that lawlessness
and injustice sr? a burning disgrace
to our commonwealth, yet lynching*
and the corrupting of men an? going
pn ever y day. " The penal of
ftouth Carelina confers ever^'orlyie
that happens within the bounds of
?the HtatP, but slilj the tstrinff-nf life
and tho prostitution of citizenship
continue unabated. tl
Men are waking to th<V seriousness
of conditions and beginning to ask
earnestly what i<? to be done to stay
' the'' tide? No uso to inuko more
lavui. Tho sta'uto book i?, alas, t'?o
frequently a fcllent cemetery where
?'here lies" or "runt in peace" might
well tie. written over tho enactments
of our law makers. A law that has
not the Active support of the people
to make it valid ban no more power
t.lun the paper on which it in printed
^Legislators an<l judges *h? no* tnake
our la?H effective, but the whole
bodv of the people, among whom
the crime is committed. You run
not "compel a whole people by law
There in virtue' in a code of lawn on
)y where that code has the hearty j
support of the whole people against
?n occasional individual whuofTendn
Have our Mtatutea ngainst lynching,
murder and perjury thin support ol
the whole body of our people? In
the face of tho records of roc<?ij t yearn
is there anyone who will be bold
en<>n$?h to answer yes? It is a hard
a*ying, but it roust be true if the
boldness of lawbreakers and the
Inaction of the people m?an any
thing.
We are beginning to roc that thin
roaiter cannot be reached through
legislative halls and penal codes, but
must bo approached through the peo
ple tbemeelyes. "Wo must arouse
pnblic sentiment, " say those who are
most deeply concerned for the Im
provement of our conditions. Well
and good. Let us bend our efforts in
that direction, for public sentiment
" aroused in behalf of law and order,
the fight is woll nigh won. But let
lis not mistake the task before us. It
is no easy nor short one
The evils which confront uh will
A not, for that reason, disappear over
night- Ijynchings and murders and
the corrupting of manhood will
doubtless yet go on in our Stato for a
long season. Hut we may take oour '
*Ke? VSTo were never in a better po
sition than to day to carry on the long
campaign for righteousness in our civ
? ic tire, to urouse tho sentiment of the
people in behalf of law and order
within our boloved State.
Let every psper in South Carolina
make this one of its permanent in
sue?, and accept as ono of its chief
duties the arousing of a proper ?en
timont among its people. Let iho
preachers of every denomination
- speck with discretion upon the mat
ter in public and private. Let the
dhildren be taught in our school* a
Veverence for law and life ? tor they
shall bo men and women before our
taak is done. Lot all the?e things (
bo done cheerfully and valiantly and]
patiently, and we may confidently
expect a citizenship whoso senti
ment will stay tho lawbreaker."
This matter of whether or not
we shall have biennial sessions of
the legislature is an important sub
ject for discussion in the approach
ing campaign. It will he well for
candidates for the legislature to
present the subject to the people in
auoh a manner tin will wnahle them
to vote intelligently on the cons'-i
ttkional amendment that is to bo
"passed upon at the nixt general!
tlsotlpn. While we do not propose
to quarrel with anybody for d I tier
ing With us, we shall take ocean on
10 nay that we think a session of the
legislature once every two year* i?
?bout as often as is necessary. ? York
Title Enquire^
" Th? South Carolina State Press
asfcoolation has passed a resolution
oaaveylng to Parker its hearty con
gratulations and expressing faith
cket and the result in Mo*
< ;<?<>, Hft I Tlrni^niiuui.
A Young >Jan of MxaWd ( liaruc
lor. \
KilcgHield Advertiser.
Col. George iiell Timrnennan, a
proirtinent young member of tlie L-x
Ingtoo lJ ?r, who is associated with
Solicitor 1 hurmond in tlio practice of
law, and a son of Dr. W. H. Timrnor
man, is hii avowed candidate for So
1 icitorsliip of the 5tb Circuit. 11$ I? a
young man of exalted f-hflr.ir.Ur and,
like his illuHirioaH father, will not
stoop to conquer. Col. Tirnruorman
has, many friend# who would he glad
to see him e looted.
Cor. in J ohuaton News.
,(y'ol. George Hell Tirnmerman
spent Sun. lay hero with his father,
Dr. W. li Timnftruoau. Col. Tim
merman hus anu^nced his candidacy
f jr Solicitor of the 5th district, and
hid friends here feel confident that
ho will come out victorious. fie in a
graduate of the Pouth Carolina Col
lege law department ami is folly
competent for Hie position and i* a
young man of unblemished character
rind sterling worth. [All of the
above hs tru?i a*i g .npol and Oeo. Hell
Titniucrmsn, K -< j , has a bright future
ahead of him. ? -Ed News."]
Cowardly Crimes.
I /RU'imih Advertiser.
Tin* remarkable f*'*t incident to
moHt of tf;o homicides which have
lately occuned 1 n South Caroliina
has been tlint they wore cowardly
in one cmhp a man is said to havt?
nhot another, the slayer fired ufter
the antagonist ha-l laid aside his
pist.ol and ehall*nx?*d to n fair fight
with I u still another a man
whh shot in the back lit the dark
In a fourth two young mc ri were
shot down without ^being given the
poor privilege of looking tlo'ir ene
mies in the f act. In all ihcMO cases
all the parties were white men. In
nutaorouH cane* negroes were shot
down like dogs.
We can understand how tender
hearted juries may be reluctant to
convict when a ?'game" man kills
another in fur combat, but it is
Strange, passing strange that in
many counties white men scorn to
havo arrived at the point that thoy
deliberately approve the meanest
forms of sneaking cowardice. One
may have a sort of brutal reaped
for courage oven though it he ex
emplified in a devil, hut the com
mingling of cruelty and poltroonery
ought to disgust even thoso who
have no horror of bloodshed.
Why Advortifie?
Why advortisi-? It might a? well
ho asked: Why go ahead instead
of lagging along hohinciV Why i in -
prove instead of retrogress? Why,
i rule (id, live?
The law of life ts development.
Improve raonl mid progress are the
ruled governing civilized people. j
ThiWH who do not, seek t <.? go ahead
degunerate and full behind.
Advertising iiimho to till a want
just uh naturally as the (Minting
j:ru?H on mo t?? lili a void at she time
it w km most needed, iir the cotton
gin came, aa th? telegraph came, an
every great device and cconMmy
comes when it i? most needed. Not
to advertise in an when adver
tiatng is the rccogni/.ed medium f<>r
diffusing business knowledge is
wome than a blunder ? it is h crime.
?' To advertise or not to ndwrtise"
is not the (juos'ion. There in, there
can ho no question ahout it. "To
advertise" Is ail there is to it. Not
to do so is to reject the goods the
godfl give, and to pursue methods
several centuries behind the times.
? The State.
Senator Tilimau nays that if hia
physicians will permit und the Dem
ocratic leaders deuiie him to do ho,
he will take the stump for Parker
and Davis. Ho says he will talk
principally n^ninat Ucoaevelt und
uegro equality.
r D<*vi? an ye he in LUor
*^?l?hly well satisfied with the St.
Louis platform :is it staudi*. The
senator has already begun to eon
for with tbo Democratic leaders of
bit state.
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Campaign MeWIug*.
Greeowood, Friday, July 22n'i.
L*o?en??, S?iunl*v, July 23rd.
Nk? ben y, Monday, -Jul* 25th
Ot-anuvburp, 'I .'nr-BtNjr, J n!> l? . ?
Hnojf'i-jjf, Wedt.eadsy, July 27 vb j
Sr. (laorge, r ?'? ?y , J iilv 28'h.j
Charlftuio, K? uUv, July 5tt;b :
Wjd'i r boro, Sit'ii<i ?v? Ju'v HO.Ij I
[ Ut'Muftirf, I'iicmIiv, Au</ 2 id.
H fin j. ton, We d ue*day, Au?. 3 ; i
K*rnt**li, Kricii r, Any. 5?.l?.
A ? 0, H .i'. u rd :i V , A og . #> ii.
K !tf<'fleid, Morula* , Auv|. 8th, ~
S r* f it - 1 ?, 'I'm ad t y, Ali^ (Hit.
' I,?xiug'on, Wednoaday, Aug.
10th.
(;he?t<r, Thursday, Aug, lltii.
Wintitfboro; Krldfty, Aug. 12th.
Columbia, Satutday, Aug. IHifo.
I f fi r y f?. bavin, the Democratic
nominee for vice president id 81
>yeara Of age.
Bryan b*? laaued a munifeato iu
which he promiaea to vote for i'ar
live and Uavin
Oi ni. ms Meeting
Pomona gian^e No 19 will meet
with I'ttU:'* .Mill giauueou Wedoee
d?y, July 20th. J. K. DeKty,
Sec.
Protracted Meeting at DoXalb,
A Protracted meeting will he he'd
in lite llaptiat church at DeKalbhe
ginning ou the 4th Sunday nfter
noon in July, and continuing
through one week. All are cordial
ly i n v ited to attend.
Lumber for Sale.
A nice lot of lumber conflicting of
cutting, column*, ncwele, Balustera,
picture moulding, etc., etc., for
Mule choap. The above lumber cun
l?r Keon #l The Camden Chronicle
ollli-p. II. T. Joiina in,
Shamrock, S. C.
in Greenville a few daya ago while
pulling bananas from a burn:)) for a
customer a lingo South American
t-pidor wprang from the fruit and
bur ed ita fun^a in n tV ti i t denler'a
hand. Medical aid bad to be Bum
moned. After the fruit dealer wae
attended to the apider way ahaken
f'om its hiding place ami killed.
Krom tho Up of one leg to the other,
the inflecl; tmnsured at leaat aix
inches. Its body waa black and eov
ered with a con mo hair.
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K?ir?ha\v County Union.
The Kerahaw County Union
Meeting will b?r held with tho Hea
ver l>am church commencing K rid ay
before the ftrh Sunday. The intro
ductory acrmon will l?o preached by
Re'v. J. J. M yera :
The following queries wiil be dia
cuaaed :
1. Catj a moderate dram drinker
be u c.>n*datant christian? To be
opened by J. C. L'rice.
2. Should our Sunday Schools
be governed by our own membera?
To bo opened by Kev. Isaac Gay.
Why aru not our churches re
preaOnted aa they used to be? To
lie opened by W.Vj. Walters.
W. M. Scott,
J. A. Weal,
Committee.
Xornhaw Haptiet Union.
The? tt tit on meeting of the Ker
shaw Baptist Association will meet
with th? Beaver Dam Baptist church
J til v 2\Hh, Saturday 30th.
Friday, 10 a.m. Fiaise and song
?ervlc?? ?'?n lucted by the pastor.
10:30. Introductory sermon by
Rev. J. J. Myers.
Enrollment of delegates.
Recess.
Subjcots for Discussion.
1. T\ie condition of disci plosbip,
opened by Newton Kelly.
2. Tho work of the State Mi?<
wion Hoard and its claim upbnovory
Baptist i n Kershaw Association, by
W. S. Walters.
Saturday Id: 30. Sooj? and test i
mony mooting conducted by the
pastor.
I What do Baptists stand foi ?
? )pciH>d by ?! O. Price.
The need of a deeper personal
cmiHctn ai|on of church luembin.
Open* (I by J. M. Kowell
Programs wi.l he arranged on
Saturday for Sunday.
W . T. 1 1 a in mo rid.
For Committee.
Programme
Of t'to Wateroe Township Snmlay
School Convention which will moot
with tho St. .John's S. at, the school
house near liUaolY on Saturday and
.Sunday, July -3 kihI '2 1, li>01.
Saturday.
"Vl0 3t>. Devotional oxoroiao* con
ducted by J. N.
11. Knrollmont of delegaton and
reports from schools.
II 30. Querry. Are we as parents
discharging on* duty t.> Cloil and
tho Church and cur children when we
refuse to wo'k ia the Sunday School?
Speakers ? Revs. J. V . Davis and C.
1). Petersen.
12 Dinner on the ground
1 30 1'. M Ouerry. Can u Church
prosper as it should without a wull
regulated Sunday School? Speakers
? Rev, W. K. Reasonover and INI B.
Rabon.
2 :ift I'. M. Question box.
Suaday.
It) A. M. Sunday School Mass
Meeting. Adoroasus by Rev. J. J.
Workman and C. W. Birch more.
11. Preaching by Rov. J. V. Da*
vis. Alternate. Rov C. 1). PetcrsoD.
(jr. F. Watts,
S. R. Ro?s,
Newton Kelly,
R< t2uuimllt??.
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Supervisor's Ouaiteiiy Report
The fallowing is n )i*t vf j
the claim* untitled and
fur the- quarter ending #JuiAt*!
mK loot:
W !! 1 i >4 I'lIM $
A rr? <>3 West
Klinore Brow 1 1
< 1 V/ Birchtnore
\V R Hough
R C Bruce
Wm Braiihuiii
0 I' Howeii
M O WfKt
A I) Kennedy
W U Hough
A (1 Jkown,
VV Copland
Newton Kellv
.1 1) McDowell
M B liubon
J Tj Hinwon
U 13 Williams
T 1' McDowell
W L McDowell
S H Cunningham
N S Hie hard m
.Jap T Truesdel
Joel Hough
ff H IJaithcock
,f M Sowell
W M Clements
L W West
I) M Bethune
.1 W Hntlcr
Coffee & Co
B M Pearce
A K KIUb
A (i Jones
11 (i Carrison
.1 S Trantham
Springs B & M Co
\V II Collier
I j A WitlkoWsky
Walker K <fc Cogswell
15 S Nettles & Son
1. A Alexander
W ft De Louche
II F Cureton
W J Burdell
B H True^del
J B Phelps
M C West
,W II Tiller
W II llaile
Oamdeii Tel Ex
K I\I Drnkeford
.1 A West
Walter Barfield
i) r C Murchison
\V A Neal
.1 F. Creed
NV L McDowell
H M Pea roe
T C Soksi ?'iiR
.J ,1 Good ale
It 0 Bruce
B M English
Klmore, Brown
O M Fort
.r M Howell
') IC 1 1 inson
\Yr 11 CI) burn
W It lli.ugli
O W Bircliinore
J W Butler
W It Hough
A G Jones /
J S Trantham
L Selienk A: Co
H (1 Carrison
\V L McDowell for Man
n^ers of now Court
IIouko Flection 12'? 7.*>
W 11 Doljtmchc 28 o3
M U llailo -J! i)o
M n nUs 5 oo
J H Phelps 25 oo
M C West ()7 oo
N It Cooil^le 41 85
i) .M Kothune 31) 1 2
! , \V West 7 no
./ \V '1 iu?'S(li*l H oo
?1 S Tranthain lt>i) tin
it (' I'm ti co 12 20
W lv Hongh 25 oo
.1 O Motley 1 IT)
0 M Fort 2 5o
T .J Kay 297 5o
M Baum /<(> oo
( ? W Birohmore 59 1"
.1 A1 Sou oil 5 1 92
A I > Kennedy b 2 2 1
\\ A Schrock lit (>7
Ilirscli Bros & Co 2*> on
J I j W i 1 1 i h n i s 1 o< >
Hums & Barrett 1 o i 5
1 i A A lexaniler 2 oo
J oseph Simpson 9 67
1) PC Mnrohison lo 12
W M ( 'lo men ts 75
Khnorc Brown 20 H;?|
W L McDowell 01 75
B M Boon 75
Win 1 ) Trant ham 1 2 oo
I) K Ilinson II 1-1
M ]i Uabon -I W
.) M Hall 5 5o
M S Kirk 5 eo
.lohu Koon 5 To
1 1 G (Harrison 11 13
It L Bell 4 oo
S 0 Zemp 8i oo
US Nettles ?Sc Sou 34 oo
0 A Johnson 3 oo|
J. M. So well, "
Co. Supervisor/
KOTOS. "I
Al! perKon* a!" t' ]? w j
li?i raft*, >' r> < J ? :i It Sif l Iv lf? J
tn th* puhjie WJiVh i ?< !Hi u 1 1 1 :i a f1 ? I , (
' i>lmf ro?*li'>\ ot H'jch highway* A")' ' j i
fuittr of H?r1? iu*u?l ?'? >11. | '
.J. M. soWKM, '
[ ( 1 1. \ i>?' >'?
< "u/i. <|tn , Jul y Jl
! MONEY TO LOAN, i
I A Un.iteil niii'xin' ??( money t<? Uiwii .
? within tins next (< w )it\ ?> on '* : ?!*' ? ? v <-< I J
I r ?? :t i nciir'.tv. K l i? r i i';> ? '
| ( ountry properly. V j |> I y <?>
I / A SVif ? k?'V? ? k v.
' ('uneien, S (' . JiJiM- ?J, ' 4
! J. A. BENSON,
Civil ftiuitie;r .Survivor
Surv**vinjr. Leveling an<l Plotting in
*11 it? lirancliCH.
Mapping an ) I'hie Printing a
Speeiwity.
Ojlice North-east corner Hroail Street
am) Monument Square.
SI 0 To Be Given Away.
It cofttfi ?l?on t ?10 to linn) Sewing
Vlacbineft nvftr (Uc country ami Boll
thorn from I lift wa^oo. I propose to
Cfive that to my customer's who buy
? ho Urop Hen<l Now-Home fye w i n ^
Machino for spot cash at my furni
turn Store. Isn't thin worth Having?
$ 10 !'*?? than regular price.
W. GKISKNIIKJMKR
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V!
Notice To Teachers And
Trustees,
Beginning at tln> opening of the present
nchool year, July the Int. teaclnia must
nue in their uchools the new .School Kefr
i^ter, Hhieh may he lunl on application
?, i Mm j '? <?'
? i ? to Ollltf ,
(/laiiiiH wilt not lie approved unlets
nitt'le out nn the now forms.
it. < Bruce,
Hujit. lyihica<iou.'*K. (J.
GEO. S. IIAOKK & m.
? MANUFACTURER*} OK ?
i Doors, Sash, Blinds,
! Moulding, Building Material,
* Sash Weights and Cord.
| CHARLESTON, - - - - 8. C.
j Purchase our makes, which
; we guarantee superior to any
oold South, and thereby save
| money.
Window and Fancy Glass a
<p?-cialtv Jan. 4-4.
E. 3. NETTLES & SON.
We hereby announce to the
public tliut we have opened it
(irst class
MEAT .MARKET
in the sft>re formerly occu
pied by Mr. J. E. Vaughan,
where we will be glad to serve
you with anything in the line
of fresh meats.
We carry also a full line ot
Staple and Fancy
GROCERIES,
and extend to you a cordial
request tq^e-all on us.
EVERYTHING FRESH.
EVERYTHING FINE.
FREQUENT ARRIVALS
Of almost. Kverything in the
way of Staple and .Fancy
Groceries at
And you are cordially invit
ed to call and inspect my lino.
Just received another ship
ment of Mains, Breakfast Strips
and Boneless Hams ? fresh,
nice and cheap, bplei^lid as
sortment of canned m^xts at
reasonable prices.
Plain and fancy crackers,
fresh and delicious, just recived
Irom the most famous bakeries
in this country Honey in the
comb, and in sections of about
a pound each, juntas the "little
busy bee" formed it.N Don't
fail to see it. J >
An extensive assortment of
Blue Ribbon extracts. A nice
lino of Toilet Soaps, Laundry
iSoapS and Washing Powders.
Earnestly soliciting > our pat
ronage. I am yours
Very Respectfully,
K R. A. M' DO WELL.
?Mione 149. ' Y
. Goods promptly delivered.
m_JJJ .
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I niii it rnM.lii|iili? lor Hulii'iior <> l tin1
fifth ?Jmii'-iiil CinMlit m 1 1 <1 will :i I >!? I?' tin'
ritult of I lif I 'cniori alii- |>iJniurv.
S. ftli I j. Sim k inn.
I lt#-r ?-!?>? aniiniiiii;!' inyneli h ?*it ii ? I i <1 -?t t ?*
for tin- olljuH of Holicjtor (or 1 1> i* I il'li
JiKlii-itl ? in nit, auhjoct to tlii< i iiios el
l l*o I 'I'lnocitUic- |uii ty.
(i. I'. I,0(jAN.
I Oli CON'i.KrSS.
\Vn are anthori/c JJo announce Ifnn,
I). K. IINI-KY aHmUidaie for Con
Kichh nil l)j tict to the ])?:iiH'ciiiUo |?ri in i? \
election.
I hoi ii candidate for Coiji/reK* for J 5 >??
Fifth Coiiicri'tsinnal I>i*trict, cuhject to
the result of the iJeieocratie priinaiy
election. T. V. William*.
LWilHIiATlJHK.
\V? desire to annonne" x* .i candidate
tor rc-?dection to the lloii^f ? ? f Kepre
r>4* 1 1 1 M I i V ( Ht till' IIO,\. M . I , SM I !'l ( , Mlll
jeet to the rules of the emmin^ I)em<e
e rsitic primary. No greater tribute ean
he pHirl to hi* ability thai) the fact that
lie was overwhelmingly elected Speaker
<>f that body after only one term's ser
vice, ami we feel justified in asserting
j thai It i m roeord is oik* hi which the whole
Htnte ).hh an interest am) i ? r i ? I ? ? .
Many Voters.
We hepf to autionnee tho n?m?' of the
HON. JOHN <>. KICIIAhUS. .ii:., a* a
candidate ior rc-eieetion t<> the Jji'iisi* ol
Kepre??*ntati yen, lit the ensuing; l>emo
cratic primary flection, and subject to
t h? ruh'H of t he k;i me. N > one lia.s aei ??
ed ii constituency more /.ea!ously and ef
ficiently than Mr. Uichard.i. Ho i.-; just
ly regarded as one of the niont conscien
tious, natem am) ablest l*^i-,latorn in the
State and his record ceri.iinlv jii?tifiei?
the estimate ltersh rom.ty cannot do
better than hostuw her approval <?n this
faithful ollieial hy re elect int: him t? ? the
responsible position to which lie aw. in
aapiies. Many Voters.
FOR SHERIFF.
I hereby announce myself :i cai didatc
for the oIIh'o <>f Sheriff o( Kershaw
Coiiiiiy, sAibject to the- ruks of the Demo
cratic palmary election.
.1 :i*. Ij. Ilaile.
I hcrftby announce myself a f;i n ? 1 i -
date for the office. of Sheriff of Kershaw
' ounty; subject to the rules of the demo
cratic primary election.
'V. W. Iluckahee.
Mr. Editor: Please announce that
Mr. .1. S. TRA^TITAM i 1 1 he h candi
date for re.-eleeli?in to the ofliee ot
Sherill, subject. to the Democratic Pri
mary. Friends.
T?? t J ? e voters ot Kershaw County:
At the earnest solicitation of my friew!s.
i hereby come before you as a candidate
for the ollice of Sht'riil" <?f our County.
I deem it unnecessary to say anything in
relation to my administration of said
of lice during the tenr.H tint I served.
My record is hefore you. and I cannot re
sist the temptation to thauk my friends
for their support in tho past, and pledue
myself to do my utmost to fill the posi
tion ho that they will have nothing to re
gret it thev again elect me, and I
pledge myself to uhiile the result of the
Democratic Piimary Election.
K. B. Williams.
AUDITOR.
We tho friends of Mr. MANNES B.
RARON wish to announce him an a
candidate for the ofhee of Auditor. Mr.
Rabon is -one of our hcM citizens, I
thoroughly qualified and if elected will
(ill the office to the full satisfaction of
the entire county.
Voters of West Wateree.
> Mr. Editor: Please announce Air.
\V. F. RUSSELL as a candidate f"r
Auditor. Mr. Russell has served a while i
in that office and while there proved
himself to ho especially fitted for the J
work. Many Voters.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for the oilice of Auditor of Kershaw
County, subject to the rules of tho Denio- !
emtio primary election.
Respectfully,
V John J. Goodale.
FOR SVPT. OF EDUCATION.
Mr. Editor: Please announce Mr.
M. WATTS as ii candidate tor Count v
Ssperintendent of Education. Mr. Watts
!ias been identitied with the school in
terests of tin* County for a number of
years, and his record as an officer is well
Known, Many Friends
Mr. Editor : The many friends of Mr.
W. B. TURNER do hereby iimiounce
him a candidate for County Superintend
f\ent of Education. Mr Turner is well
kno*Mi as a \oung man of high moral
character. lie is a practical teacher,
having taught, the last eiuht successive
years. The last tivo years in the same
community. If elected, he will serve]
the County iu the same, faithful manner |
as he lots ser ml as teacher.
Munv Ft ieiid*.
Mr. Editor: Please announce Mr 1)
A. BROWN a* a candidate for County
Superintendent of Education Mr. Brow n
couples with his utility for the discharge
of the duties of this office , energy and
high moral character, and the votera w ill
make no mistake in honoring him. . ?
Many Friends.
SUPERVISOR.
?Mr. Editor: Please announce Mr. J.
M.K0WEE1'- ** a candidate for re-elec
tion to the office of County Supervisor.
Mr. Sdwoll has nir.de a good and faith
ful olficer and we ' nink it is due him to
give him the oflico for another term.
Mnnv Friends.
Mr. Editor; Please announce Mr.
DAVID I..D)^ON a candidate for the j
office ot County Supervisor. While a
member of the County Board Mr. l)lxon
rendered valuable service which has not
b*en forgotten. : Friends,
Mr, Editor: Please announce Mr. i
B. M. PBA RON as n. candidate fur
County 8upefvi*r>r of Kerah'aw county at j
tho next primary election. Mr. Pearce
is a man of good judgment, a good bu?l
tictd man and a Confederate veteran.
4 Mauy Voter* of Southern Kershaw.
A complete line of coffin* ? all
prioee it T. J. Atrial*'.
^uwounccwfttts.
( I-KUK <>K 00U11T.
Mi. iMitor : Tr.fe UU iuIh ef Mr, JOKJy
i ; t t,!l !i< rtl'Y ariLCUACe hint M rt
f<*? r?-<;lcuti9? 10 tiio offiw- cf
ik .<1 ( ourt^hich we hflicr.t' he bun
tn t(.<> entire *atififnction of 1
The Kutire County.
Ml Kuiti.r; Relieving in that (rue
. i hi I'* piinciph? of rotation in oflie??,
,< tin* many I ri? nd? <>r iR>fc. tijio. 4
l l.Y. I h l.i' great pleasure in pre*
i i.? .11/ in tiiirn<? voters of K*ct*liaw
ii.. i. ik : -i * candidate for ('i*rk of tie
i, nit. Mr Most-lay ii.iiud of the trim
tiu-il. II- ># ono of our very v
,???11 a v i ???? h.m vi'iI four vomV* hi ititt
it, ,ii i- rt i:? |ir? Hi'Mtniiv?'#. d'?in| honor
<> iitiiiMi-li Mini county whiloa uieml>?*r
?( i|i;ii hotly. batten) Kit* ha*.
MA(iIBTKATK.
Tin- Irivj d i of Mr. J I). McDOWALf,
li.-rel.y a^nin |>r? ai-nt liin nan?? am * can.
ili.luti' in tie einoiiiig iJemocratic l'ii*
iiif* r v i |i rtii ii for tli? office of Magistrmo
in I )i Kall? Towindiip.
Mr. Iv'litor: Plcane miuonucM Mr. Iv.
s. V 1 1 l.KI'h ? U 10 a catnHdidi?-' (pr iho *
nllicf of M?xiHtrat?? for DeKflit) Town
ship II 1'ln'tcil Mr, \'illt*|ii?a? will Oil
tin* off'n e fair ly and impartial^.
Many Vol erf.
Mr. Klitor: I'i^aro Announce the
niiiiic of S N NKWM AN na a candi*
ihte for the oftlet* of Matfistrnte ntHtt
t liiuii', llw an old Confederate soldier
and Ihik held the oliico in the ,pa?it with
Ii. nor to 1 1 1 ir? st- 1 f and to hm-^tfnftkucntti
:? nd ifidi"-ted will ??oiiltune in the future
us in the |)??t. Many Voters.
Mr Kilitnr? I'lcnae ajmouncu Mr. II
M. FIN'( IIKK a candidate tor the office
ul Magistrate lor D.iKnlh TornaMp
"Frienda.
Tin* friends of Mr. AMOS WICST
hereby announce lifm ?*? h candidate fnp
Magistrate in I'nffilo Township in tli-i
i * 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1/ primary election of the Demo
cratic | >:i 1 1 v . Mr. Wcat i? fully conipc
t **n t lor I lit* position, IriviPK served mm
MiiKi?trat?( lor (lie past two yeara to tho
?al inaction of all interested. _t
Many Voferp.
We ili?' vnti'i's of Hethuno and lower
sccti .11 <>f Buffalo Township. respectful
Iv tin' im 111 ?* of Mr li. W AT/TRRa
< o r I I.AN Ii lot re-election to ! lio nflire
"Miiui.-Ji .1X1* <.f i Vii.urm Kubjl'Ct <0 Ihti
Dt-iiiocratic Piimarv. Mr. Copeland i?
a man ot sterling <|tiality and noblo
ahiltv, has held thin office for nearly
two t( rniH, v.* It li entire antiifftction to'tho
whole people, displaying wonderful tact
nn>i ilulit v in suppressing family row*
ami u 1. 1 h-imI 1 1] 1 dMturbaocet, Still Htl
i.entm t-trit-ily to tho law when initio
judgment a wanant was uecessary , and
if i e >f!t ' i< <i, wliirh dou htl 08ft he will be,
will continue the annio unerring coime,
Kcspectfully fubmittcd, ,
Voters of Hntli mm and South Buffalo.
Judce < '. 1'. Mowen of South West Wa
ter. .Indicia! Circuit will ttta?d for rfc*
ion. 11 'h Many Friends.
1 hereby announce myself a candidal,
tin i e election t<> the otliee of Magistrate ?
l..i hoitiivrn l-'lui Mock Township.
James T. Truesdel.
KOR 'I'M Kj A SURER.
Mr. Kditor, '.Mease announce the
name of 1). M. MeCAKKlLL as ft cau
ilnlHt^ 'or County Treasurer. lie being
a Youni: man of ability and character,
we let* I su re that if elec^d the publio'e
iiit' ie-t will not sorter at TWs hands. lie
is a practical business man, auch as the
ollice needs and w ill till the place to tho
entire satisfaction of all.
Many Voters.
1 Mi. W. H. Ilou^h having announced
hi ? intention not to stand for rc-election.
we hereby place m nomination as a most
wootljv successor. Mr. W. P. MAIjONR
for the oliice o{ County Trensnror. Mr.
Maloiie luteals no introduction to the voters
of Kershaw County, as ho is home born
and In une raised. We must have a good
man to surcetvl Mr. Hough, and AY. P.
Malone i- the man. All Kershaw.
Mr. Kditor: We preseot the namo ot
Mr. 1). K. Iloroil as a candidate fo*
t'ounty Treasurer. Honest, conscien
tious arnl capable, there ia no rtor*
worthy voung man within the border of
onrconntv, and if he reoeiVee- the-w ?
dorseniont of the DemocrqjNo primary^
he will conduct tho affair a of this Im
portant ollice in a bosiiH'Bs-hko and cred*
itahlc mHimer. Many Frleuds.
DR. W. R. GLYBURN,
2 1 up. c i a 1 1 ?vt^geo?v>
CAMDEN . S. C
?jV*0llice at I>r. C. P. DuBose'e Drug . -
Storo. 'Phono No. 111.
O. M. FORT,
CONTRACTOR & BUII*T>
KU.
ViSliHKiU's miule on any work
on short nolioo.
jTmitli HT
\(
Trains on the Northwestern Railroad
h ave f MUilen (mi Sumter daily exjBfrpt
Sun.lay as follows :
No. 70. first-class, 7 a to.
No tirst-cl-tus, t 1 ?"> p. m.
Returning Leave Sumter.
No 71, i'oiit-clans, a, m.; nrriv*
Camden 1 1 Hi a. m.
No. tilt, firnt-clastt. f?.23 p. m. , arrive
Camden s.(H) p. m.
Mi Carolina Milan AGaleini.
One vacancy in the ^tate Ben?fioiary
Scholarship* is to be awarded on coin*
potitivo examination for RsMtoaw
C#rt\nty. UUnk forms of appllwlun
^liotXld bo applied for at unco to Col. 0.
S. (i.'ul'tdeii, Chainnan Hoard of Visitors*
or thb Cminty Supt. of TSducation.
ritcHti applications, Kl'l.IjY MAD It
OUTj must be in the hands of tho
Chairman on the 1st day of AngUBt, iu
order to receive attention.
C. S. <i ADSDEN,
Chairman Bd. TrttBle^k
July i, 190 1.
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A 1\
Tax Executions,
Uu.ler and by virtue oi StTRJty 15*
wxoeuttoTui I o )nc direct^, 1 will pr"~J
to sell, bcfoi c the Court llous#.^
the (Vity of Camden, on
it^ Jnlv -*? '
? } \^aintien. oo ? (C Monday
ie July, R?04, during ih? legal "hotlT* Ol
*ale. the fallowing described real
;
Otto lot Bud one building In
of Camden, S. C . and boil
tOWf t On the north by
?-:f?t by lot M?. \IC0, sooth tvy ltft INiVj
1 1 f?7 and Wfat liv Canipbclle
levied up >n and to bo sold us
perty ot Wa*l? Wiley. TtTM
oasb,
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