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TREASURER'S REPORT. ((,outiait*ii bt'oni Hulituriml S n Ko?... ,sw0 1' T VlllwpiflUt (j<? Cuiii ltsi Supply Co 14j jm) I ? M At ('I lO|| J ZitintiUoii Unintioii # (X) W A NmiI, AiS ()() W 0 litl I irl i;.| 1,(1 A I) K'tiwdv i,n B M Pernio. Jr., ?>: i o Uejion <) * eiM 1 ?{ ,'t, J K Mi I .am iii ?? |^j N K McKiiutoii to K Mcl.itiiriii ; ;,t) Supervisor I)<tr)iii|{toii Uwuiiiy i 41 Spriutf* Sc Shannon ii.a jo M C W? ?t 107 vl Hir.-'di Rr.m A Co p? Mrs Yh 08 J tvilkblll.l 4 Mm TiKHtJ KirklanJ 15 00 Total <;,l8i !(7 (itfANI) 1IECA P1TU NA TION. Total Oouuly * 31,080 77 Total Ciurl House 13,040 05 Total Interest ou C II Boada * 1,300 Oft Total l)ls 2 Mill Roa<1 L'vy ft, 1 s I 07 Total 8cho ?l '34,470 2,") Total R Rv?bupona 7.000 (!() Grand Total 983,032 04 D. M. McCaskill, Treat* hum*. ?> rSBUZSmi'.'.'ML'''..'.'1'"J 1 ' *C """.' Birtkday Celebration. On July 21?t, M<s. Henrietta T. IVUtiM will ceUhttite thv Jilih anni versary of Iter birthday. All rela tives arid friends are oorditdly invit w l "to U I tell it. ^ ? Hao Suffered allelupae. Rev. J. D Monro, who has been ill with fever at Columbia hospital, hut on improvement was removed to bin home ofi Senate fitreot, has Fufferod k relapse, hut is potting on as well as Can he< exp?cfced ?0'oluinbia State 13 th. Fine Leghorn Chickens And For Sale. Fine White Leghorn Chickens <*nd Bggs for sale. Chickens $3 50 ?>er pnlr. Rooster alnne, $2. Egg? 75c per suiting of 15. S. H. Kirkland, P. O. Box 300. Cauaden, S. C. Senator Tillman To Bo at Liberty Hill The Liberty Hill R;flea will sri ibeir annual bucket picnic on Sut.ur ?1?*y. 21?t.. io?t Senator Tillman Iihp nrcepled ail invitation to be present on this occasion", and to insko an ad dress The pubic are cordially invi. ted. Fin* Co hi. .Mr. W. K. Johnson has the fyiest fl'-ld of corn, at hi? home in Kirk wocd, wo havn sacn this year. Al though op sand hill I?ud it Ja a* good ua earn raised on the rich river bot tom*- Tt cannot ha "matched." Mr. Johnson liaa certainly proven htna?eijLt.o be a flrst-cJa/sa farmer as well ^opi'tftflrcb^tlt. Some Suggestions. IVIr.Edit***Wo wish to sugpes) Mr. G. A. M^*?lev for Cnwni.r Su pervisor end Mr. I. J. McKenzie for Supt.of Education. These arc trm> *nd worthy gentlemen who would fill hNndsoraely the offices rm?nlion ed and we trust that they ?will let tie hear frum tbeni ?* " " M'iny Friends. Second Week Jurors. The following jurors to serve for the ??conri week of the July. 1906, ? era? of Court fur this county were drawn this mornine: B T Mickle, W R Pinckney, W L MM'ojr, J H Siiffclair, W % Hilton, O V Jonas, E J Ilissell, S 8 fttokes, E JC Gardner. J J Hell, T R Anderson, Anther Raley, W K Hall, R B De Loach*. Robt. HMtop, W A Flstoher, K is Sullivan, W S Adams, W F McCaakill, W 8 Marshall, W W \y.t, frins, J M Butler, J F Clark, J B Br'uham. B F Hongh, Wm. Ps?ch, (OB McOssklll, Jnhp Connell, Neil Cassady. J 8 Barflald, Bin" Tidwoll, ti T Arrtnts, J J Sbaylor, T B Kirk ley, J K McLaurio, W B tyfng&oj. Summer School. The ?oaatf gt^cntner School began it*? assstons last Hobday in the Gram mar School building, fcrjtb Profs. W. P Mills, of thia city, and V. ?. JJ?c ttfr. of SpartabHnng, as instructors, Nioeteen teachers were enrolled tlie itrgt day, since then the number has tneraaaed to thfrtjr*two. Courses are lifting given in Ciyios aud Current Kfenti, the Teaching of primary Reading,, the Southern Poets, and Method^of the Recitation. The following teacher* are in at tendaooa: Misses Anoio Alford, Xatslls Alford, Catherine Acaoss, Zinnia Arnmoas, Britton. DuBdse, A Die Dunn. Be mice Dann. Elliott, Fletcher, Maude Gardner, Rv> Gard. oar, Gaakins. Geisenheimer, Golf, Of lifby, Klfl *?y. Matto*. McCaskiH, McDowell, Sessions, Sill, 8myrl, Walla. Ella Workman, Annie Work Weal, fin. Net eon, and ? t*af L T. Baker of the IJniversl F B?U Carolina will address u??. ? lo^day apoa ao<pe pbaaa of IIMIAl it faiOttNNI. will ha aaooaacad Deaths il Witt *!(?? <{?< () r< >?r. ' w> ?if ;iu: ilt hi h ?>f M?. \V. W I (Jolt w Inch McCur?aU t?v liim I ? <11? t?. liii- ???u'o"it | m r t "f ? In1 iiui"?v i. i I I IIONljtlV I *11) t\ j ri-! tr o * fil >/. i| 111 <tt'l ||) |.|! | > i ?* 111-,?,! I II y ? , ilDi' | t ?? li i h he i t r> Vi il I h ti: 11 v v) ?? ? >i1 < ti t J i'U ?' tli/t pis' ?? \ HI pu'.li U'H. Wo 11 f. 111 \ Hvi-ip-i';ti;v w i ? 11 Mr. jhi) | NJi * I ii ?? Mum i \ iii in I'l ?liftl lit! Il' t v-?? oil! cliiltl w Il U k ?'?cti 11 f ij j)^ rvis;?f. Mr. I), H \Vil!miii'? is tini'oiinccd today hn u candnlulO fur County Hupcrvidor. M r Honry Shvu^o and fiynilv I?? ft thin wm k fur a trip to llai italo, Mii88. Thuy will l)t> ^one onlil tin; 2lth of A utfivtiL Wo w i m It iheiu u plea. unl trip and K&fe return. The many frkunU *?( Mr. Thou .i. Kirkl&nd will l?c I1 1?? Imiru tlint ho ha* at lt*wt consented loeuft r tho riu*o for tho Lcjiis'iiturc 11im an nouneonmut np peart in Tho (II.run it'll* to-day Mr. IC (). DfPasii. f i?r ????Iv of Cut.Hen hut now ??f Coluwl'i't, was in CuiU'lcn Ihis wo?k itiui pui I uk h p OHf?iii.t, (.'illI on Wi'ii iiov-Ihv Mr Di*I'uHi in olio of tlit! Capital Ciiy'n n.'iny; ymnifr nttorH'VN. If yon wanttho Stuto tli.-p< nsiry retftinod with all of i'M ??rj.f?, vole for Colo Ij. IMom?o fur (Jovtrnor He 8hv< its till tijAht. If you want the Stuto di*pon???ry aWolisln'd ami ench conuty allowed to nay whether they will havw ii county di?peu*iiry or uot voto tor Manning and Am?t. If you want neither Statu nor county Urn/, tdiopt vote for Brunnon. If you w.int everything and and nothing in particular voto for Sloan and Ed wards ?Chestorfleld Advertiser. Executive Committee Meeting. The County Democratic Executive Oofriniilteo met in the Oomt limine I out Monday at 12 M, AOoul fifteen clubs were represented. The follow iug HHfieftsmonis upon the county can didates were levied : ' State Senator # 20 00 Representative* 10 00 Clerk of Court 20 00 Treasurer 20 00 Auditor 15 00 Supt. of I'iducation 10 Oo Supervisor 1<> 00 Froluite J yd k?o ft 00 . Magistrates in town ft 00 Magistrate# in County 2 00 The following datea f->r tlio cam paign meeting wer?. nirinKjod : Henver I him, A u? ust.,7?h. IVnney " /Klb. Ht'liiiuie " [21bt lvirlile\ *t* Mill " Vin.J. VVe.-tvIi;e " 2i{ d. ? 'uuideu '? 35l.li. The assessments of candidates must he paid and their pledgee filed with Hie secretary on or before 12 o'clock M. on Monduy, August 0th Candidates are al&o requested to file an oa:h with the clerk of comt not IUt*V than the abovo date. Mombera of the executive com m it. tee aie iniuesttd to send in as early a? possible the names of the managers of eleetiou for their re spective club#' to the chairman or sec ret ary. The sum of $6 00 was appioprinted for the managers of election at each club'precinct. Itwas orderedthot each of the thrre newspapers l?c paid $20 Hp ece for pub'.ifchu.g the piiimiry election no tlces. f It was moved nnd adopted ft at tlie State campaign moetiUfj -?? hv'd in the new cowrt house, ai>d that the State candidates bear thier own ex pense /or entertainment while here. Death of Mr. W. W. Micltlo On Ust Tuesday morning about five o'clock Mi. VV. W. Mickle died at his hmnu near C ?mden after a nrief Ulnets of typlioid fever. Of iia uueateulutioua nature Mr. Micklc-g ijrorih was best known to tii< se who were yinjt. juijtjiHtol y' associated with hlni. Ho wm true to every trust In life and In his death jCtrshaw county has lost oqo of her very })egt cjtjj}e?|. Mr. Mickle was fifty-six years of age and wm born in the upper part of thl* county, but for many years has resided about three miles ea*t of Q imden and was one of oyr rnont successful plantar*. He itis^ a consistent roewber of the FrcsUy terlan church of which church he was also an Elder. Mr. Mickle married Miae Kslher Niles who with seven cjilldren-r-foor daughter* and tlsree lontipryiyehlm. These with many ether* who knew and loved him while lamenting their: los* feel assured of bUown everlast ing blessedneaa, and 6an rejoico in ibe hopu of an eternal re-nuion in tfc*t )hj}i) vrhcre no farewall terns are shed. The funeral services wetc conducted at the cemetery* aix o'clock ou Tuesday after noon in the presence of a large floncourse of sorrowing relatives .and fronds, the $erviue? being con <tnc?ed by hi* pastor, Dr. T. M McConneil. The following gentlemen acted I a* pall bearer*: r-tJnoorary?Me**iiVO.U T*e n i d r, B. 0 DuHo**, 4-T, ||ay and Dr. I. II. Alexander. Active?*l(r?*rs. J. J. Wprkm*^ J. C- Curstoo, W. L. DePass, W. J Dhi, J?ba T. Hwkiy, t- O, (kvr?il, J, B, Wallaot aad L? T. ?UWk Out Kilge Store \tuition is iwllod to ti <? now j n<J . i'.'< , + r tuetit (>f the (llij K'U * j Htniv A 11 Hpriii^f H?i#l Aiuumvi ?nel>/ie{.( Mau,?.h< *T0?1 to u?nt> riKur j f?>r iu;? and v.tn'i f f?oo<ln *' ^>t ?<T .<><?'!? >* i ; i "cutting tiny n t Li* The ^uctis Ml ' T j?o S?v nil* and Milne tji tin' tiu~ Slate Sfloiiisr Scsiool for literal Teac'aers. Ili.? State Kunmcr School fur ??? >!? >r*'d lf.ii In*'js ttill l/(? lu'll ii| ('iilii i.l' i.l lit liei edict (Ni/liv.v fr.nn 'U'j '..'8 I ? An.1 2o. at the colie^ ? ?i|l I ? *>ij(l2t (>0> |lo,l:ir<. It.ll lio?iU gw i r*lv ??. our f.-irf phia 1*6 cents. 11 ik [>r >inis ? i?? be :i (fit'til f?' -o1 iii.1 'I olllietl It'SCllCIK kllDUli) mul rlTorl to uUcml. \Y. li Thi ? ? Ktjpt. ; <1. July Pith. ItKJU. jUiuoutttemcuts. f Print (ti forum of th** jApc'io tHi'fi rci/i/irfM to t/e Jilvd by <4<Uex fur (founty ojffcts ixitt ' " pro curci from the County C'lutitW i t, or <it Tliu Chronicle olfiee | .Si! PKW\ I SOU At the evhcitat ion of a number ?>f my t'rjondK, J hereby announce myneh i t o.wi didate t<>r HunciyiKOi ,,t Keishnv conn tv, wibjeet to the rules ;j?iv?'i i.' ,jr the DeiiMcrutir partv If elerted 1 ; I fivu ;uy undivided time and artonti. i<? i"s d it< ies. i). K. ]t . in. .?Mi Kilitor:?.iitnoiiinc lr. IA <'. West a candidate ktr the ? ? # foamy Supervisor. Mr. Weal's ..novri and expononeo wit It county affair* eminently ijuniitips him for thin Mtion. Bafl'ulo T?wi nlup Mr. Edilot:?W? hereby announce Mr, M. B M "Leod a candidate for th office of County Super vi.sor Mr. Mi ' eod is oim of our mo-st in lefost of the county. Many Fri iuls. In renpoiMwi to the wiohen of a n wnher of 111y friends tlironphout I ho r,ou ;y for mo to out?r tlx; riiri1 for County iSi | t rv*u or, 1 hereby annoifllcf myself u < niidid*t4 for sniil tnire. and pl?'da:? tnym I to a bidw I ho rosnltH of tliu tlonioct :in ? fu*i mnry ?U>ct-ion. If elected t?? 5^id ? ii-'ti I will ffive the people thi> he^L sor' of n liicti I am capable, and *m?? that 11 ?? af fair* of the I'tlico are a<lniinist"re- faith folly At:(i iiupartially H. B. \Vi:i . i:i?. d THKASU KT.it. At the Holieit.ationf of friends 1 bv>r<>W\ aunoMiice myself ? cain|?date tor p ? l?;t uon to the ofbeo <A Troasuror ? ? Kor hIiuw covnty. I>. M- Mc.f'ii .^ill. SUPT. OF EDUCATION. We hereby nominate Mr. W. B 'i'tirrier for re-e!"t:tion to ?!?'<; ollire of Su;it. of Kducation. Mr. Turner hn* j?iv >i i-u tire flatiafnetion. itnd i* to be eont! tended for his finrb'B.' di^el.arye of the .i?.'ies of the oflici'. H is innny friends will ^rwt irlod to S(*c him re- elocli'd. iCaN^rn Kei"8i;u\v. (-1.UKK OK COURT. We hcrehv s?nnonnei? Mr I (3. Hou(d? a candidfilc ff/r Clerk of Court in the approiichuig primary election. Many Friends. At the aoltoitaUon of friwuds. I ber^h? ?iiuohik^ myself as a esutdidate tor Clerk nf OouK, and pled^o n^self to abide the roault of tho k>ourocratic Primary elec tion G. W. Most ley. AtTDITO*?. Mr. ICdltor.?We desire to present the name of Mr. W. P. Rusfoll, the ellieient and taithful Auditor, for re-election. Hiib ject to the rules of the Demoeratte pri mary. No one more suitable coubl he ohosan for this important office Many Friend#. Mr. Kditor.?We take el en mi re in pre sentrng the nunie'of Mr. P. T. Brie-" for Auditor of Kershaw County, anbji i t to file rpies of Jlie pemgcratic primary. Mr. Bruce in well known thrnuplxiui tli. <-< nn tv and Iish di?ehMr?ed every trust com mitted to liira faithfully nmt efflciftnlly. Many y?tertj? M A QIBTP.A i'F? Mr. Kditor:?Pleano announco Mr. H. M. Pinoher as a candidate for re-e)? ction to the ofliea of Mayistrnte in I)< Ivnlb Township. Many Voters. * r?? rmf J.EQlS^ATUIil3. Wo hereby present tho nnnio ol" Hon John (t lilcharda for re-eloction to (ho legislature Mr. Itiebardn needs ro in troduction to the pooHo of Keislmw cownty. having *lre?dv flll?d this impor tant position. Mr. Richards, will make for Kershaw county In the future what h? ha* in tho pait?a fearless and impar tial repretsntative Mr. Rlch?'dn nser|t* t}i? fipnftdfi^a nn? iwpptnt of the %oter# of X>Mh*W ?oanly. " Many FrlofVls. . Mr. KditorW# deairo to preseit the n^ina of Mr. D. M. Bethune at n t andi datp for the legislature from ahnw ftouXtf- Mif, R??hnnd is well know# throughout tho County and will mnlto a ?ftf3 and cou?ervatlTe Representative Ha*ina alretdy asrrad the County he it familiakwith duties required of a Kopre ?wntfttivo, }Uny JPvlpntli. 4; i(\* iojioitatlon ?f trends I hereby aprounrc tnvself a candidate for th- I f?K i?)(Vtiire ?nhj?et (n the roles of the Dent. ovrMi* primary. I am fnmUiar w)'h tha owimty and if eleoted will u?e mv V?o?t ef forts for h?r good. R. II. liny. I hereby aunouso# mytalf a candidate for the House of Il?>preiSHntfttl?9<i qub iect to th* ru^a vl 'b* }iiimoumtu: prt ipM-'ft yii.i*. J. Kirklnnd. FOR TIIH 8BNATK. Mr. Editor:?I have hern out of polJ tics for the piist twenty jears and h*d iioptd to ret.iair. in private life. 1*.At. ir\ resj.onae tp my frien,'ii throughout the itountv I linv?i consented to announce my eelf ? v a candidate for State Sendfcr un der the rubs of the Democratic nirty. in doing this. 1 pledge myself to do my duty in everything as I have always dofte. *" Ij. L. Clyburn. Mr. Editor:?Wo take ^reat p't wnn-a jn pl<cjnc th# uaitio of Mr. W. it. Vxongh beloro the people of Kershaw county an a candid ???e lor the Senate. Mr. Iloogh is well known throughout tho county, having served us faithfully in th* past lie ia a yooug in mi. of sterling hmdneai itwgriU and high < liaracter, ana v"*al>ljr represent the intereal* of the Prupl* |n ttisfynal* Hany >rinula. PROBATR JUDGE. )fr. BdUor:. We aapoaawy Mr. J. B Phalpe, as a candidate foe ra-election to I th* oifee PirabaU Jo4n> ??/??}! GD TO "I ? if it i ?Paint I'ai u Harrison's Tov. n and coun try Pfiisut. Recognized as one of the l>est on the mar ket. Out* ide anil inside. Carriage a id Furniture. ASS colors. Ve: y fasting and a fine'surfac; coverer. CORBK W ?Ii<?rfHIFtl Mmw W&mmm* A large stock tf Spring and Summer Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats and a splendid line of Ladies Goods of ev ery description. Call and see me. DAVID WOLFE. Ooloued 9a?0 Tlie .Qui - k Step v? I m>. den Glauta, a.t < tan ' 1'aik lo?dv> ul 4:20 ii^clool;. Tax Executions. i Under and by of tmudry tft* e^aclitlops tb me tiit*?U'd, I will pre oed to>nii. bfrforw to- Court Hoimedoor It the j QUy of Cam/Uo. ?* (lr?t Mondi v in ! Aug., itriW, during tke legal hours of .il*, ; Che i^llowlog doscrlbad real eiut?: ; to.wlt: One houM and lwt in tlu? city oj < .unT i d?a, S. V , W'iu?)ii)d on ih? W a hy I Caitipbelle a^re^t. E?st Uy csuto of i able 1 lirowp, l? v big m*in dltcb, and I r<? <b* NarCfc by foe Fkcklinff. Lt Ud J upon ivni fa be ?.d?l da the propoity c Sy n*y W'lilfuAe. J. &. tiuntham s. K .Tuna Mi, 7/otice. I am qow ready to furnish t*t short notice, Flooring, c il-, ing, weatherboarding, mo* Id- j ingy . of all kind?, baltiMtct'*. milrt, col umn.-v dressed boa* <in, doors and window*), camr ^?, et<p. ir.e .belore huyi.ig I will be found at the old ?tmid of the ? O&mdcn Lumber \i fg. Co. R^iwotfiiUv, . J. W. TlldKER, C*radeh, 8. C. April 27,1406. X - 4 GraDtfo Mtefctng t'onmnn Grui>|5? No. 19 wlH :iie<.t! w, i IU'?nJy Brauoh Grange Wedne* , df\* , .Inl? IBtlv. 190(|. AH il?o miriordj- , nut i Grai)i4?>? ive r?qu?*U>d t<> '-ati t doL'gDt jp, J. J?. L)?Kay, Application for Filial Disctone. ? i XoticMtf hereby plvoh that on KuVmv ; July 14. I will apply to tl??.? Ju-'^w of ProbfttH o( Karahaw Cmiinv U*r L<?tiSr* I)i?no)9?orv ?*h Administrator of ttiu -? tat?.* of J- A GHgriffl. C. D. Qriy^s. A?tni'r. June 12, 180fi. ICE ?? ICE. G. W. Crosby's Old Roliabl* Ico House is ijow ready to servrl you with ICE IN ANY QUANTITY Fret Delivery at.jQ!UL_jrak: IRf vegiilar route Sunday hours 6 A. M. to 2 P. M. Your Patronage is solicited. Prompt and careful attention. feO all order*. G. W. CROSBY. Afrit 27, lOOi / mi r I rx i KsRSCH BROS. I, CO. BEGINNING JUNE SECOND. CT SALE WILL CONTINUJ TEN DAYS. IMMENSE BARGAINS TO BE HAD A$ l, .CE SHIP' MENTS OF GOODS HAVE BEEN MAW FROM | V.. 4 THE NEW YORK OFFICE. DON'T FORGET T$E 3ATE . -'y

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 13, 1906, Image 3