Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

(SjlwuifW M&4SHJCD ttVKKY FRIDAY ? . ^-BY %4. i|o3Dow mx/L ??<? -Vr V H'RIPTION Ratios :? Oim year . $1 .ftO, months, 76 cents; threw months, 40 M4TB8 VOK * Aovubtjhxno :? -Ordinary y?M>SlSttt advert Omenta , ftrat inaertion $1.<K* per Mt|U?ru ; each subsequent iu PO cents per square. ftjW.tuaHea charged fir at (unite rnl<;8 a? ordinary ad vermin #. QaudUlatoa' 0?**<U tor Coority oinowg ?&?00. CongrtfsKional $10.00. All communications uddrcHHed t<< thin must be sccompuuied by the true Wftiroe and addres* of the writer, in or der to inmire attrition. Rejected man U scripts w\ll not be returned. CfamtjuauicaUbtm will hepuhliehed wh?u , Of interest to the general public and <v: not of a defamatory nature. iN<> re flfconslbility will be aHSUinod for tho views of correspondents. Business locals, 6 con'.a per lino each in sertion. Hates for contract advertising wi) 1 be an Bounced upon application at tho oflice. Remittances by checkn, drafta and postal Qloney orderH should be made payable gplo w. L. Mo IX) WELL, Camden. S. C. 'Iff..'. ' "?[? ' ~ CAMDEN. 8. O.. ADO. 2(5, 1WM, ^ - Thovcampaign meeting in Cain den last Saturday was well attend ed and the bout of order prevailed throughout the entire day. Kei 'hIihw county in to lie congratulated upon tlio model campaign which J^ias Just closed. It whh our mten ' tion to give a synopsiH of all the Hpeuchcs out a pressure of other matters prevents us from doing ho. The NIuIosImmo Horror. The lynching of the two negroes at Stutesboio, Ga., is a horrible ex hibition of savagery on the part < ? f civilized white men. It is dlsgust ing to think of even a brute being humeri nlive and intellgept 1 1 1 j 1 1 1 f beings standing hv rejoicing in the torture. In thin case the savagery is even more inexcusable, wince the negroes liarl been duly convicted and sentenced toJL^ifeiiffM'on Sep -^rtiorfr VtTi, hardly two weel<s from the date of the trial and lynching "When the courts fall to convict the guilty, there in some excuse fur im patience on the part of an indignant people, but when the courts do iheir duty we have come to a dangerous pass if the sentences upon the gnil ty are interfered with by moh vii> I'Tice. At Slatepboro the militia had been sent ostensibly t<> protect the court and th? prisoners but. it turned out that the soldiers not on ly had orders not to shoot but were given no ammunation; they weie, therefore, worse th.m useless sud re flect anything but credit upon tin tin selves and their commonwealth. A apleudld editorial in fiie ('?<? l^aitiia Stnto on Georgia'** disgrace ends with this paragraph: There will he itpologiea for the governor, there will he apologies for the militia, there may bo apolo gists for the lynchers, but when all is said there will be wide spread con viction that anot her st ai n, deep and more damablc than any heretofore inflicted*, rests on Georgia, and that her civil and military authoiticb, through Incompetent or pusiilani mousness have contributed enor mously to the disgrace. VV hen we com menee p 11 n in\i i tig peo pie for ordinary, e\ery day murder, the probability i.-t that picnic mur der will come to an end. So lung I as indivdual murderers have lit tle fear of probable punishment, it is not surprising tha' collective j m iiriliiin should he still lea* concern ed hi to conB( quenr.M's -YoiUville Enquirer. Somo Unisons Why >! r. ( . W (tiiri'is Should He lie i'lm ted. A short statement of the wcuU of the Commission during tha tei m JiiKt served by Mr. Garris may he of lntcnst to the people, \v?l! :i? of interest to the candidacy of Mr Gsrris himself in the approaching primary, Mr. Gaiii^ taken the po? aitiou that the railroads und the pooplo are bound to exist together for nil time to come, and that they should Jive in friendship, if possi ble. i l is not lig'ut llitit ImncHi claims of either against the other should have to be ?ued for and col lected at great expense to both; therefore, the Commission can do * no higher duly than to bring, if -_P0seible, the people and the rail roads closer together. Reasonable e? Only should be allowed by the mission or desired by the rail roads. The ttyelnge of South Cai olina rates arc n6w below tbc^yer ege of the rates throughout the Sooth, and especial caro has been given by the Commission to the ag ricultural ?fed manufacturing inter of the State. Only recently has manufacture* been ro ll is not exevss ivo to estimate that llit; ' omiuiH aioi/u reductions on cotton piece go?d* hab j'OfiU I to <1 in u ttttving to tho mill interest of the Stau of aomething like ? 55,000 00. Fertilizer Having l?y induction to agriculture $".>0,000 00. Reduction iri transportation of cotton ? 1 00, 000.00. Reduction in wood fur fuel y'i'.l 000.00. Reduction in brick, starch, lime, hulldte# material #10,000 00. lied action on aiticlen of mei cliandine and others it m f u i r to ik I i ii) h tu #120,000 00 Total #174, 000. on Now, thin is a coiiaei vati ve ?htl iij at? of the amount of money col lected by the rn'lroadt* irm than they would have collected on the commerce of the StHtc fur Inwt year had it not been foi tho i nterforeneo <>f the (y mil inioaion. J he ('oiniuis hion has diligently under difllculticH kept up ihegriidna! improvement of d epota in the St.ite, ho t hut wchavo more new and modern structure* in South Carolina than any State in the South. Since Inn term began there urc on the Southern railioad twelve additional traino doing pus Monger aervice and live on the A t 1 antic Count Line. While condi tions cun never he. entirely aalisfuc lory to all the people, in it not fair to Ml. II l. II i K to H II y 1 1. .. ? [|<1 h no done very well aiuce he feela that tin has mado no demand* except thoHe that are juatiliedV During the past, your there have been aoinc ncrioua uccidenla which ha ye tAs u I ted in the- Iohm of lift-, yet it i? ii fact that there, has been haul e< I i ii this Stain about U, 500,000 p?H?eng<'ii4 and not a Mingle white pawHi'iigei killed. Now, if Mr. (?ai ris, who in our com in ih8 i one r only one term of nervine. <? ,\v. Id i n jun!ice| and i.t-tiHon he^jn without expeti ence and do tliirt much for hi* peo ple, ougltl lie not t " he 1 1 ! ai ne I a matter of l>uwjnesu, and that too in l.lie i n tei t'fcl of fill clftHHeu, espe cially the agricultural ciaKficii? Mr. Gurrih' life h rm heen a atrug- ! ^le for I lie m ak i nj.', of hituaelf, and his Htroiif/, intelligent., eonaiHtentj work for the people we brlievo will | he rewarded hy his felh.w-nt i/.ens Signed Hv Many Kriendn. Tin* V utomobilo. t MCrllVlllf N'fWS. Tlii! nn tomohi !?? IuiH <|uirkly be-j come un issue in 1 1 1 j h section. and hi; vera I candidates fir the f >. ?.* i h I n | ture have positively ex presned Uiom-j I selves us favoring :i st at ute rcguiat* 1 11 I hen speed on s 1 1 r> public, iiigh j vjoiysi. Such ttlrt 'V a iii uridoub'.edly, ,be pniutil i:i lIiih .-v!mU' to on ??! i'iU>, jUSt US theie fill? iaWS tirui ordlli'UlOeS 'prescribing the upced nt which rail | roHil trains in a v puss through towns ami cities mill the rate st which street curs may tie run. Munici palities also regulate the speed of bicycles ami other vehicles, and in tin; town* whore there are suoh laws the automobile cm bo brought un lor its provision?, but there is no State law on tho subject it seems. The candidates arc doubt/ loss voicing tho demauds of thi\ people. Whori properly driven there in no ? ? ' ? j <? ir 1 1 ? ? 11 t<i I bo nuto mobtle ; it has a light to the road, lint tli.) autom-dulist is tempted to ?'scorch" when ho gets out on a good road, and ho forgets that s horse or !i mule niiy bo frightened, or a chiid run serosa his path. It tho automobile driver would uIwuvb hp careful. thii'i! would bo no such prejudice agaiu-U him. I'own here when* vv?i all know one another. it neonis that tin; re should he tio hard feelings t-.hout this mutter, that n( should Iio considerate of one anoth er \s rich's and privileges, sud not let the trouble g-> to tho extreme to ?h it has gone in .some places in the N.?rth whore scorching auto driver* have been stoned by an in d ign ant populace. Hight Kind ot Man to 1 * it t hi JH II C<' . I'nl. (toorgo 1'ell Tliiluicrnitil), Lexington county's candidate for So licitor, in ? recent speech, gave li-U ?is his oiinoept ion of the duties of tho otllce to which he aspires : ??The of lice of Solicitor is not one of a Leg ishuivc character, it has nothing to do with tho formation of tlio laws of our land, but with their enforcement and administration. Lt is an < fli 'e, in my humble opinion, that has more to do with tho good conduct of eiti | zonship ihtin any. otho', save it br j that of !t jnror. 1< is tho duty of i? i solicitor, thorefor**, to lenfl hi?* ns-i*. j taacc, in so far as tho ljuv give# him moans, to the conviction of the pmiUy and the protection of the innoeunl. ' That ia a clean cnt and precise statement of the ddtioa of a Solicitor, and ?o Iwdiovo such idea* wiU meet) UiC Approval of the thoughtful pub he. Wo feel Halo in guying, rIho, j that lie not only haa the ri<jht Mian about the dutici of 1 1ns ottlee, I >11 1 Hit ability and tho determination w.ih which to put (hi ill into execution. Col. Tun merman in tin: right kind of man to put in witch uii ollloc, and if minor hft:i <* * 1 1 1 < t <m ! for anything. we predict that ho vvi'.l load in tip- lirat primary by a large majority l'?aS:n burg A d locate. The Kind 01 Men That Lynch. Kulifi^h Tuni*a. We notice a case of lynching in South (juroliua after h white Jury hud failed to convict ft negro foi shooting ft white man. There are Kline case h of lynching that we lulu; up very little time with. Hut in h note like thin, we are sure il wan n i-iime against law ami justice When a negro in 1 1 i ?m! hy 12 while men for ahonting a while man, ami not found guilty, it ih safe to say that the gravest douht of h i m Inno cence was prenent. The great trou ble about lynching in, that lliu par ty in made up often of men who ought themnelvee to be in the pen itent tar j. Notice I am no longer at the Opera House Blnre, but my friend* will now find mo at Whitaker <V Bur net's where I will be pleased to nerve them. When vou arc in tovvfi iit i in i' in to nee me and i wiii make it pleasant for yon. We will heartily welcome you at any time, Htid I will do all I can for my old ousIoui4th and hh much for as iniiuv new much uh will coin** to me. I am youiH truly, ( Mai a Mac ( 'ook. Bagging and Tin?, C I <? t our prices <>n Hanging Htl,l J'j..- ...... l;.| ?? I' he t i ill Kdge Sloi <?. Fiist Primary Election Ticket, 10O4. 'Tho following ia tin* (ii.ktt Jo lit; unt il in the primary ch-etion next Toes ? ):i v, j < )n?! (1iuij;r?w!Min?i?, one Molicilor. two m^mltor* of the Mouee- of HepraAunta liven, tuiu Chtrk of Court, one Hhorttl. on.* Trruaiir??r , one Auditor, on* Su|imj i ill i ixluni of I? locution , one County Hh I i t visor, t?uf? (Joroiu'r. oti? i f i > t DeKiilb Towufchip, two M?i'i?trsto? tor Butlnlo, ? lut Kor k nud Wateree *I"< > w iih li i|?s wiii ti* voted for. Vot?*r^ will ?-ra?n tin* name* of oandid>to? not voted for ??la(^iiitratoH will he voted for onl.v hy *oti>ru of th#ir respective Town shipn, anil in accordance with tho Town ship Divisions heretofore e-atahliahed , i'.\eept in rano of Buffalo whvre no divia ion Iihh beon made since establishment of f/'-e County. In Buffalo Townahip tho tirst Oto candidates named are fioin Northern aoctiou and last fvo Irum Southern Section. COS (i RES 8. I). E. KIN LKY. T. Y. WILLIAMS. SOLICITOH. N. <>. KVAN8 (J. I'. LOGAN. GKO. K RKMBEHT. S. MnO. 8IMKINS OKO. BKIJ/TIMMKRMAN . H O USE O F RE PR ESEK TA - T1VES (Vote for two.) JOHN (I. RICHARDS. M. I j. SMITH. CLERK OF COURT. JtoEL HOUGH. G. W. MOSUL KY SHERIFF. .TA8. L. HA1LK. W. W. 1ITTCKARKK. J. S. TRANTH A M . R. B. WILLIAMS. TREASURER i). k. Horon. \V. F. MALONK. I). M. MoC ASK ILL. AUDITOR. J . J GOOD A LK M. B. R A RON W. F. RUSSELL. SUPT or EDUCATION' W B. Tl'KXKK. .1 M. WATTS SUPERVISOR. D F. DIXON'. B M PF.ARCK. ?I. M . SOW KM,. CO H OXEN W. T. HAM MOM > 1). J'. O. MURi'HlSoX MAGISTRATE DcK xU. Townnhijt ? fo>- cit H. M FINCH K R . .1 l> M r DO W AIL lhtffulo Ton iishi i> for fir") .) A. MAI1AFFF.Y AMOS WKST. L. W. COB HI. AN I) S.N. NKWJ1AN. - I i Flat Rock Tow nab i j). for (>??- each Division Northorn Division. N. S. HICII * KDS. Southern OlvUion. .TAMFS T TRC IC8DKLL Town f hi p i I'ote for ont rru ch Dioilion Northern Division. NEW L'ON KELLKY. R. W. SUTTON. 8<*ftbvrri iMviirion. o. r. UOWKN. \uift. y A hinnll gold in# (1 .4 1. K' -.'i ,,v' ?? ] on nnu Hide; It. II. ,J ??? y "'"I * ? ? )>"{ teverxH m i ? I ?f 1 M>0. Kiiitlt'j \ ttitt ahl v r?'WKiil?il hv lenvwip j n? ?- i tA Th? Chronicle ul1lc?. Wanted. Spcridl Kepi eH<nt ali ye in >!..> county mid adjoining tcrrWo' ics, In represent and advertise nn ? <i < ? t HhlinllCli liUKlIICHM Iiouhc < f t. ; I It ? anclul HtsiHliiig. Kaluryt'2! ?c. k iy, with KxpenncH Advance* ?-n? !i MimiUv I ? y chock ill ffcct from h'&d quartern Horao and bugr* fn uiahcd when nece&?*rv'. j* . ? ? i m>h uorumnenl. Addreaa Blow !' "m <V '.Jo., Dept. A, Munon Hltlj/ , ' 1 . i < ? ? ? >, Ml. A complete lino of oulJinH - >? 1 1 orient ?t T .7 Arrant.s'. (So to M H, Heyrntui f ? ? WVd* ? lint/ prnsnntH. COHON'KH. Mr. Kditoi We hcrel> ?> ? ' 'ii.i <? Mr W. 'I'. 1 1 ;t 111 (0 OIK 1 ft <iiiicl . ' ?t t ?? f'.i the oflleo of Coroner Huhjeet in ? < ?? ? <j I > < ot the Democratic primary <?!?*??! *? ?? 1,1 an v I i H'Ih. School Notice. Tin* liWM-5 ff^ion of tlie Cit'i.' 1 ? * /?.*.?? ed School, tlu> JiU kson Grade! '?"<<!. ' I Malvern Hill and Kncfory (.'l.nnei School-', will open Thursday, Snptwid'er I- in, l!K>4. All pupils should report on i ? ? '',v of open i ii^r. 1 liOf>. J . Kirk land, ' "liu.'u. . W. Kii'thtnorc, II. (i. Cnrrison. Trustees Dii-i . N'o. ! Ptimary [lection Notice. Id aecordanoo w i tli llio ru!i s ?>:' t Lemoerat ic party of thin eootdv, r:?? ? ino in hereby pven tliat on i u ??ip.v. tlm HOtli d.iy of August. 1 i< (,r, iimrv clociioti will bo iu>lil ul t!;.- v? riotifi o!?l) prccineta of thin .????! 1 1 > t \ I fill' ! S I >* Ijf |?f>|T?i|: lit j M ? | ); emtio candidates lor the 1 . ? ' ! ? ? %y ; i ? ; j ofY'l/tOf* ? ^ r r t I < >'K' ( iovernor. One Lieutenant Governor. Ono Secretary of Stale Oho (Jo m pi roller Gen?.';>?l One Stato Treasurer. ( )ne A'l jutunt and I n t;;** o* ? >' O n oral. One State Suporinter. w 1.' f 1. lo cation <>no A t.tornov Genera". One Kuilroad (!ommin?i?>i.?T. Ono Member of Con^r?^?. ! >i* Iriot. One Solicitor. Two Members of ITouho <>? 1 1 ? ? j ? r ??? ^enlHtiven. < )ne <7 Inrk of Court. 0 m' KhorifY Ono Comity Hiiforvi*.>r. Ono County Suporinten Ion! ??' Ivl ucat ion. One Treasurer. Ono Auditor. One ( 'oroner One Mapfiatrate in eaeli Towutlrp. 'I ho polls will open at H o'-loi k A M , ami close at 4 o'clock I*. M . v. hen the votoa nhull be counted and the Venal I h dnclarod. Tho following persona nro ?;i[?oirt icd managers of said election : Liberty Hill ? K L .Tone*. -I H Curotou, Walter Cuhuiri?jiiarn. Stockton ? (i W Ammondi, .1 1) M cCafkdl, .1 K IVaiee. Betluine ? I) M Hothune, Sr, H Ki nu, .) \V 1 learon. Shamrock ? -Hardy Tiiomo. !' .1 DuUruhl, J C Davis. Sliavlor'a Hi||_W .1 Drnkeford, R 1, Sinyrl, W It Karflehl. I.ugotT ? J A Uoseborough, W I, Jonee, (.) P .J ones. Helk lid I ? S L Ilinaon, .1 N M ? Lord, (J K IMo.Ca,-kill. Hi aver Dam? S A Hr:niha:ii. U A Jackson, James I\ Huhon factory ? Sum 1 Hilton. ?! F l\n!> ii)H'>n, Tics Gardner. Sandy drove J VV Walk ins. \Y If Kat.cl i (To, S S St?ik-?9. Tf c rm^ny ? Willie (Jrifjaby. I V j MuMox. Henry Sessions. Ilaii:?iii?r Hook ? K N .Inn. ';, !?" !'j I'ruc^del, O II Wnt*on. \nt;?io|i ? ]?' p drown, .) .1 Camp j J belie. .) .1 Player. n?d< ill.? T H IVnton. .) A S : r ? . j .jlt-t on, .1 J", A rriirto. Wat oier -- \V I' Itcod. .1 H 1 'm* i | .*?. j { ' ' ' Van-.dian 1 ':k> I'rci ? .) \\ 1 1 y si {.i , it | . alt I . I i 1 Sit e 11 ? v in Wist viile ? 1> (; Klelcl.o, . '! ! Cauthcn, fl'dm 'I Trm>ad??l A ??> ? v ?- - 1 K Kit kley. .1 I i ' t< v. j li N Tii v ! i> r H?d< v s Mill -M W Hnui-f. M i l{ab<v,\V T MoCnnkill. HiitlaD- t' A- .lobuaon )?.).!? x ! S! ,? ,.).*( lard nor ll-wsi-il i'lao.o ? .Jolm I' lu I'v j II Ail'tison. ?) (i ChbIod. >:il 1'on l- Hoh Mrl:i'\r?. H i l)nr'l lv iv kin, Kuclid IVacon !> b\'-4 Mil! - \ T. (J Ki;:iu i. .: \ Milou .J M l'oit'T. HI iiiiev - - .1 T I!ih?, Kim ore S s !?: Ro?'? ("'h ? | s M\rtu-ld. li S (' n'!? j . lobn A I'idkontierv, Sr. Roland ? T A Spi*yrn, A \ \\ . ??' II H VV.-st lb iilal: ? I A McOahkiil, I O M?m ? lov, (.'? o. Dat-ixy Onklmid ? C V I'atc, Iiobrii 1',: . SV'vbro McCilJ-kiH. H.rti i pH-e ? H M Krowp, (' P. ^pruvlU v, Kufort Mo^eley. (JromyV Q'lftr'iT? ,1,M SlK irf;, 1> K t)T en?-, I.T I'lvlinro. | S<\ift (><>ik? T W itroivn. .1 \\ j I C?f?tT, \V A Iv'^a i) I One of the nwmei^ mnua^fr ' | it prnnii.rt too r? q-IO-stO 1 t< [cali Tlio Olmmi lo , iHot.. on dr.y, tbe 27lb, 'yr boxes i?nd fick*!< >1. L HiniUu Clmitmau nv . 1,. McDdwi'ii, >5 All peiHolu to#- wnrpj'd 1 1 m t placi"g lioltlft, tin earn*, and such h r t ; < J ?? ? in the pnhlic hij/fiwnvH m an unlawful ui'iUxi of .such hiKhw.iv* Any mif KU>!i\ of ?uel? conduct wtll !?'? pft>?<?ci (??<!? J M 8IHVKM,, Co S'li^cr vih'/f ? Camden, S. July 11 1 * X ? 4 . MONEY TO LOAN. j A limited amount of inoimy to Iom>i within the next ft * duyn on approved r ?? 1 1 1 ext/>to ?ecuritv. Kithvr city or I ??<>iu.tqr property. Appi y u> 1,. A . A\ i^Vkowiky. Camden, ^ (' , J uric 8. '01 ,1. A. BENSON, Civil Engineer <fc Surveyor Surveying. Leveling and Plotting i t ? all it# hruneliea. jCSSf tapping ami yWUh''- Printing a ^penalty. Office North eaut corner I.road Street ami Monument Square, SI 0 To Be Given Away. It c.o?tn about #10 to hfttil Sowing Machines over the country ami ?el ? them from the wagon. I propone to give that to my ciiHtorners who buy the l)ro|> Head New-Homo Hewing Machine for spot chhIj at my furni 1 1 1 r?? Store. Isn't thin worth Having? flO Ichm than rei'uJur prion \V. (JhlSKN II K1 M Kit tJ nltnn T rt T nnftkn?n n .'! iiutiuG hi i cameis Mint Trnctpp? I IllUtUUtJ. I'M-iiiiuiiiK at tlx opening of the present Mfiiool year. .Inly ttie tat, teachcrH limit iifii' in their Mch'iols the new School llog i Ht ? r, which may he had on application a! I h ih oifiCe. ( laim.s will not he approved uii1??kh made out on the ii'.'w forms, li. < Bruce, Snjil . Filucation. K . ('. llli. I IIAGKBIt & 80S. ? MANUFACTURERS OF" Doors, Sash, Blinds, Moulding, Building Material, Sash Weights and Cord. CHARLESTON, S. C. Purchase our makes, which we guarantee superior to any gold South, and thereby save money. Window and Fancy Glass a ni>?aeiAjtv Jnji <-4 E. 8. NETTLES & SON. We hereby announce to the public that ive have opened 0 li r;stelass MEAT MARKET in the store formerly occu pied by Mr. J. E. Vaugluin. where we will be glad to serve you with mi) thing in the line of fresh meats. We yarry also :l ''nil line of Staple and Fancy GROCERIES, and extend fn you a cordial request to call on us. EVERYTHING FRESH EVERYTHING FINE j FREQUENT ARRIVALS j {>!' almost Lverjthing in the way < ? t' Staple and Fancy ( J roccrics a t TIIK IT WJi IIIIIICI! lil. And you are cordially invit ed to call and inspcet my limv .lust received another ship ment ol Hams. UrenklaM Strips ai (I H( neless Hams ? fresh, nice and cheap. ?v plendid as .MirliiK lit ol' e.miud meats at reasonable prices. Plain ami tancv crackers, fivsh and delicious, just recived .nun the most lanious bakeries in this country Honev in the foinb, and in sections of about a pound each, ju>t fts the "little busy bee" formed it. Don't fail to sec? it. An extensive assortment ol P.!u?* Kihbon extrarts. A nioo line of Toilet Soaps. Laundry ? Soaps and W ashing Fmvders. Earnestly soliciting jour pat ronage, I am yours V v v > Kcs | >? c tfn ? 1 y . "R. A. M' OOWELL. l,linnp l4Hk Uood* promptly delivered. ^nuounamcnto. i i hi* 1' ''II H'.J l> V I ' \ . il 11 - ' 'i *?? mum friri. I?? ot i'.ii ? N ? .((UK II I !*.??? I Ml W l '? I !. '' I li.- .? < Si.ii. I', i t ? >? i !? I 'lli'tiM. Hiei | ? I ??? ? i 'Mi .. n ' (-?ill >?i I )ii> I l.-lllo. I Ml j ri,. \ . : 1 ? ; fioi I l!:i" UoftlllH <? ? 'I ( .' < ? | n M ? I li.T.'ltV ft II IK >li ik'i' In) ?'???it ?? i..' for Soii< :!.?>r uf I In- l it"' 1. .? ah? ml ! all,) |>li.|l;;c ihvrteif to ?' i !.? t'\ ! t.l flu* I )i'(iiih i a i it ? !:. I?i rt.lju ' t. I Hill .1 l AlJlliiiat ?? Un S.ilu i'.< r '? ? ! Kit tli Ju<Jieial Cbvuit iiii<1 a ill a : l<i-- 1 1;?* result of llii' 1 Vuiociatir ( ijriw.rv S. M.ii Sinunir;. 1 lit-reliv aii.ioiiti'.-e myself a > a i:? I ; hite lor I he office of Solictor lor ll ? I sift. Jii'ii.'il ? ireiiii, nii.'.M i t'> !!i?- i "i lli'i I 'enivri all. pa 1 1 v. l.. 1' l.i Hi A N A t ' P I'M > I : . Wwtlie friends of Mi M \ N N !? *?? H It A HON wish t" aiiiKMirii " him a nt nil iiliito for thi' oilier ? I V :-Iil r. Mr. Kali ill in mil! il <>iir " lift <ii ? thoroughly ijiiitliiif'! ami o ? let m l w I llli (he ofthe to toe lull rails!...'' n the entire ( <, nitty. Voters of West W,it>i"e. Mr. Ki) it or : l'h ane aitiioume Mr \V. F. Kl'ShKLL .it a cae.hiUte i i Auditor. isl i". KiiPM-li hnas.rv.'d a !..:?* ill t hat offlro :!lnl while t i . <? : ? |H t himarlf to he eapci inllv titt. .! fyr rh? \s or It. *-.! ,t i; ? '?'< >1- : < ! hereby announ.-. niv8'-': ? tan for tlie olliee Oi AU'll'.or ?' kel^l.rs ('o\iuty, ??? i > ? jet- r to i lie i .?!*?>- <>t i; !>?".: ? ?r.ifn |>i i 1 1 1 a i y tier' ion. 1 i ?< . J.. l.i, r. i ok c<i\< ? I! rs^. W e KriMwithori/.ed ( I'/. 1'IXLKN a c,iii'!i..la'e for ' ? it Ki'i'Ss ^ulijc l I" : |,i? D- roo. i j>r :u..r v i ?!???? i ion I h : 1 1 a ran ii.late f"i ? V.n^ri |m il.i Fifth (.'iMittiiK-ionai Puirii (, t. < ? i j the rennit of tlie I )crao .l.'siro to annoniir" as a < ? -\t!< i-l ite i I'oi r. -oleetion to the f I ? ? . i s ? ?>:' i ? 5 ?: < ? j | lOfitaiiM-H, llie ll"N. M. f. Sii! I'll. M;h- | je< l t" t!ie rules of the e.'l^tliii.k.' D.-i..i. i crati; primary. No greater ti 'iue c.mi ( ho (in i to Ins aliilitv than the u t that , In- wn'i overwhoh.iiiiffly eleetei! Sju 1 Io.t . of that body alter only out' mm e, .h ><?! ? viue, !.n>i we t'?*el jnstilieil in \ t iiat Inn roeonl i-? one in whirh I in- w hiiiv . , Stnie i.H8 an interest ami prjiie. M >i %? \j \ t v? .. i- j Wo beg (o Ml 1 1 < ' II n ''t* the "^h 11 '>1 '.hn I! ON. .JOHN O. RICHARDS. JR., ;?.? .1 <*;t lit I i ? i :l t (* f<? r re-i lection t" I in- ?,! Repreeomativee, at (he t ? s 1> in *? l'ento ! cr:uic primary election. and ->?i I ?j ?*? ? ( i" I l ! i f ruU'B of (lie same. No on?' liar- mi v ? ?? I >1 O'Hf it IH'IX y more Z **.*l ? < ?*isl V i!?"l I'f ticientl y than Mr. Richards lie i.t just ly re;; irded as one of the most ?-?>!;.??? ien I lions, safest and ablest legislators in tlu> Slate ami his record certainly justifies tin- estimate Kershaw county < annul do hotter than bt s'ow her approval on t'.is faithful ollieiat by re-e!eetinir hi:n to the I responsible position to which hn tigniu j aspires. Many Voters. for shpt. ok education. Mr. Editor : Please announce Mr, <1. M. WATTS as a candidate for County Superintendent ot Education. f. Watt* ban been identified with the school in tercuts of the Cmitty for a nnmberof years, and bin rvcord ua an ollieer is wtdl known. Many Friends. Mr. Editor: The many friends of Mr. W II. TURNER do hereby announce him a candidate for County Supcrinten deJit of Education. Mr Turner is well known as a vounn man of hi^h moral character. lie is a practical toucher, having taught the last right successive \ears. The In ?t live years in the same community. If elcctod. he will servo th?' County iu the same faithful manner as In* ha.-; ser /cd a* teacher. Manv Frienda. Mr. K?lilor: Please announce Mr 1> A- BROWN as a candidate for Comity Superintendent of Education Mr. Brown couples with hi* ability for the discharge of the duties <*f this oilice, eneruy and hit;!' uoirnl character, and the voters will make no mistake in honoring him. Many Friends. SUPER VISOR. Mr I'd i 'or : aniwiunce M >?. .1. M. SO WERE as a candidate for ve elee. lion u> 'he office of County Sup"! visor. Mi. Sowell bap ma le a good ami fnith ful ollieer and we mink tl ?* due him {,. p i v i- him tho oiViCc for another term M.my Friend.*. Mr. Editor; Pleuaii annoume Mr. D.WID F DIXON a candidate ? r the office ot County Sui>ovvi.-or. W i ? il?- :i ue'inhcr of i|ir Cciintv lluan) Mi. Ihxon rendered vduahie service which ha-: :.ot l>oen forgotten. Friend?:, Mr. Editor: Please announce Mr. P. M. PEA PC E as a ct:ndid*tn for County Supervisor of Kernltiuv cnyfv nt tin* next primary election. Mr. Peare?? is a man <'f unod judtf:u< nt, a good bust neas man and a Confederate veteran. Many Voters of Southern Kershaw, AuiunuwcmeiuSL .M ?< 1 1 S I 1! A 'I K. (? . ,.i. M, .J I) M< DOWALh . | ri .i. : 1 1 l.i* niuiM' ?>? * 0>H1. Si., ?-ti sij ! >'}? I /wiu'id ?li?: T'rir . i.t, 1 1 1 >' ? ::i. c ?-f M u i>" t* Htc . lv ? ? f..V?' 1 ? - ' : i I ? . - ' i'li-XM* I'lilI'Mllli'll Mr. K. ;?) |u \ ! ' x\ .M A \ an ,? .?? M ft;' &>????, t\* III lil?? ., i t wj'|w? , !,i ' ! . . [!????> Ill (!i? 1 1 - ?> * m . I l<? I'i CO|**f itrjf ?(?4 ., I !, 1 vt 1 < "ill i I i(t 111' fu'ijr? ?l nr i ?:. <! . M :t tiy Vot.<?> ?. I . I, 'n! ii il ii Oil 1 1 (* v Mr H i- i N < liKU a 4,?niliil;ii(? for I Lit* ofii?:e * j 1 1 1 ? !.,r I) Kalt' 'I'i"* f ? ? I ? i | j Fi i c<ti < !h . ? jriifi- .1 Mr. A MOM WICSP r< : s h r. : ? . > i : ik.-> ? Mm "I* ?! <*:? II ? Mr Wi'M l>? fllll)' IMMIIfM'. ? ;.>r i j c ? ? 1 1 n 1 1 , 1 m s \ i n |? t?i-rve<} tin ? <? i"i- tlx* piift tv.o y (Mirs lo tin) l ,<!;i ! :?>!: ? ! i ' lltli rt'ON i|. Many V ?*t ?>i'M . \Vi- ?!.. \<>( i i t' i'ct iiiini- ami lower i l$iilln!'i Ytr.'. "Mliip rcv|n>ctfni ? . ri . f Mr I. W A 1/1 Kit 1 ? i ' I I . \ N I I f'-r i ?? fli'i'l i?in t?i (In1 iiOii'Q M .i - 1 a> ? ; I'.i t Li..!** jnil>j?Vt 'o tlm til 1 ' ? km* i v Mr < ???!*?? Ill rt.i fit (?' I'll'.' M'iltiHV iJMll n<?h|?) i f i , t ??! t r ? h ? i'l. ft f'M nearly tern;.- . >. <' h t fi ' ? : <? ?a(i"l;n'i i< > II I <? t li<? hi'!r in u> ? !, .?pliiyint! m i ?n ? 1 vi f i| I tact it iiii.r : \ i ? i ?;ii)|ii . sMii I .mils' Cn* i 1 1 ? !? ; 1 <li ?t!i?l>n:;ro , "lili :<i|. ??i.ii.. 'lv ??,!!!.' l:uv wlien in his 1, ^ i, j ml ???<?. 'itfarv , iftlil ? >? 'i .1 'a Mi'li hi- wili hi?, f ruMi : vu"" u iiur r! m-.; . ? i . ? . .,.t. ....... i ? t t 1 1 ; i i. I i ?l (I'll 1 ?>. < . I! ?: I West, \\'a r< . : . i! . .! for . 1 r IS \\ 111 ?; i\ Kill).*. V. I ?? it .< i' Hi. til lt.O Mnir^trnll) ' . ? ' ' i I : i , i : J ? i a ; i * I ? i ; ? . J f* : : ? ? ? i'rili'Bili'l . ?Mr. ^ . M alij>f. :i" ? ?' Jin oilifo -it M ri^ritt ?' "?????' < ! <?v i nJiip f.nli. ? nucr-.- ir priuni. ? Many ! rii'tulo. u> (i(li?;,r i l' j ' !':r '? : '? '? '??V lu? 1 1 Jt 4 ? I . . . ' . .. ^ <j,... ()j i V r m i. i. ViDiiry. ' li. !? jiat | | |)0 ' ; > ? ?' ' M ? >11 ill ollio'. . i I ? ? 'N . ( i ilf i . : '? '? K'r]|H\v " ,l ' 11 ; r < f<*rk of tin? 'i- irt. V r M . ? . ? ..t tin.- trno ii.. ; r ? i I i >? i J ? *?*' 'i n v?m y Jn>vt : :iv j :: -.-i ? r ..Mirs in tii" i -i ; 1 jny lionor i. iini. - . -I '.i ? -i; ' v w -i niviri I ??.* r i* ?'t-rn K*'i'hh^\v. ?? \ si i;kh. 1 "<?r. }'.!:'??? V. :i i ? 1 1 'i iu'c the namt ? ? f i ' M. Me< W >ls i 1,1. as ;i cnn County Treaci! or. 1 1 bring :i hi hi ? j iiitfii'-it will nol x!i1l'<T fit J ? i h. 1 i ri ? '1 a . 1 1 ?> is :i practical business man. .u;i:h a* Iho oftice neclf :? r i ? i will (ill tin; place to tin I entire satisfaction hi!. M ? 1 1 y' Voters. I Mr. W. H. l!o;i:;!i li:ivin^ announced his illicit' i ?it.iioi 1" stand f-T !?' election, I wc ? v pi. ice iii :i<. munition as h. most I Word). \ Ml \V 1" MAIlON'K ? for Mf ?'!!'?? . t c?'??i!y Tm?ur/ir, M-iv | MjiI'mi- i-ct-tli no introduction to the votors | of KithI mw County, ;;s h?- is limiii! lioni nit'l raise.'. We must lntvo a fjood mail to <ncc(e?l M i . I louj^h . ami VY . K. Malotie i- the ii,>?. All Xv ofsl ij\ w. Mr. I'Mitor : We proHent tne name ??( Mr. I). K. Hol'dH ns ;i candidate fc?r County Ti ?? isiirer. jhniest, coiisc'tcn t i?>n^ ami cH(>abl< . theiv i* no more worthy v<iun;' man within th- bonier of on r eonntv. ami if In; roeeiven the en | ?h>r?tMii?-iit of the hcmocratiu primary, I he will conduct the affair* of this im portant o!hce ii: a business-like una crcil i table manner. Many Krictul.s. roll SlIKIMKH. I hi-ri'hv aniu.un- " my?-lf i; ( ill tlidato I for t'.r l?;!i'-.' I Shevitf ul Kornhavf j Co iiit . . sntiji'i-t to r>..* nib's of Mu? l)cmo | cratlr |.aiii).'?rv eU><-iio:i. la". Hail... I i } ? ?? ????bv ;i '! ? < . . - u ; ? 1 1 v ' 1 1' ii cuiiili date tor '.lie otlfe o! Sip ri;l of KcishitW i "'ii.ty r I , r : : ' ? of the il'Miu i rutir pri marv eh' et [? -n. V.'. W Hi;,-k:ibeo. j ?>! ? . ' .i ! it . .r : I'l i .e ikii n< unrO that j Mr. ?!. TK W i'li A M a..! |,0 .. 11. [date for i i: e n t! w. j It! , i i ? . ? 1 . ; ratio Pli ^ 1 ? I i ii'iiilii. , ^ ? ? * ;''1" v,';' r.- ?>' !<??'??:, I'v C'onnty : ? is f :.i r.; if ? ?,y friends. ? iK-ifi.y ' vfi !.? I.,. ; , (;nn?lidnt? ! ,,)r " 1 "?'??it.!..; i.nr County. I I ?te- in . ur.in . r v \ nt.ytliin^ in r,,;'Oi'.!t ii. n.oii of t?a" } >' ?? '? ????'' I se. vod. r'' ,J "? ?' fi' i : I < .inii'?t i c i - ??? t i 1 1 1* ! <? i ;i | till i ' ' * ? for t hoir vs ? ^ p . . ' " ' l: ' " ' ' 11 1 1 1 V. iriends my se! ? .' ? 'ion H. i u t lin* |>o: ? t ini'.' I" re. Krrt : l t'i.o\ M^a. : < in ?. mid 1 ]?!?? !j<?* io\ "I'll v- the ri-*idt of lliO Pe:r. 'icrnt i.- 1 ' ? i: I' on. ii i*. \\ ilhams. ARE YOU DEAF? NOISES? ALL. CASES OF DEAFNESS OR HARD HEARING ARE WOW CUftAQLE bv our new invention. Onlv those born ilc.if .no incu-iU* HEAD NOISES GEASE IMMEDIATELY. F. A. WERMAN, OF BALTIMORE, s&vo. 1 1 - - " ? ? . oHtnmoKE, SAY9: " " ? GrtHfmr* ; ? Heine entirely cnrc?l of ?le.i(?ies*. thank* youi J?> >9?i It full bUtop* o t my c&ac. u> l*> *ty*mr ttfecrcilonv . t will mow rivo About five year* hro niv ?iglit car brftftti to M?g, and llii* V<r>t nn .. it;.. . ray hearing 4rt ti?i*r?r entirely. ? ? " * w?r*e. until I 1 Ui\dciw?n? n IfMlm/'iii yoti lo*t a, ? rkmaN, "ni- Vfo^aur.y U.liiuiore, M?i . tLi>f interfere! with your itsiml ou i^kiHou. CAN Cttffi YOURSELF AT HOME "* "-1"1 "lintmTtwu iwuu. utntc. w*u ??" iyT m ? - . .wnvki.1 ?ii uumt ware, t<*u utu aye, ohmi/Su -j

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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 26, 1904, Image 2