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3v$! !V ? , /j V j L > -i or titol. ii. One l> ? tirSi ni><! I <? n m"-i * ' I^n f y In i 'I fin', t.i i li i ? v : , . ?. Lilu'ial !???:?. ?i it ll'ilKlii 1 I , , U(?<lersigix;?t. 1>. W i > n. |. Hh8u "I* It A !|i tl I (' u lit it of K'*:h!i ivs s>, ? <l !?*?!?* I'M :n It ' 'i. i tliaujootl y?'ht?M(lHy ufit in.ion, u.i jjaniH rt'du'ti'iy in ? hcui> of C, t.> I., favor of ('.iitiritMl, littMi-rits f ? > ? Kei hl?h w, S . ?v? t m oil II mss? I; mito) Conxion Johnston ii mi .1 ..tiiitj" i.i), ? - -?? m? ? For Sn!?. 1 !)i) Rf.w I*cult (iiii, wi'Ji fiiihi an<) eouclt'UMiM io fjiutcl.. 1 l'abcr 101. no anil Boiler, li hoihc f'OAor. Alt ia j?oo(J itinning oi'iIit. Call ?l licor Dispcnani'), CaunU-n'. iJ. H. Too Much Ruin. For more than :t month scajcelv a day has passed that rum lias not fallen somewhere to litis communi ty, and sometimes the fall has been quite heavy. It iH HHid by some weather prophits (hat after next iJrueeduv the ruin will eease?and then for a dry Kali. Laying of tho Corner Stono. 'J'ho laying of the corner stone of tho itew Baptist Church at A niiocli toolc place ?>n Wednesday.jtvith ma. boniii honors, nevera I lodges pur ticlpaliutf in tin* ceremonies. We ^leuru that this was one of the most flucovssful gatherings ever held at >Antioch. iVt MgtPt that our at tendance upou the campaign meet ings prevented us from being pres. ent orchis' very pleasant occasion, i [ie monument, to the Rev. .1. iv R.jjj^ers, mention of which hat been hixde in these columns before, was also-.'unyejkd there uii thai day. V> ry Low Itatest. to New York and Retui n. On account of the homccnming of Hon. Winf J. Brynu, the Southern Ry will well tickets to New Yorknnd return at rate of ( ne fare plus 25 from ajl -coupon tiekct stations. Tickets on nale Aul'. 28 and 20, lim ited to leave New York returning *Zn Sept. 4. ? The Southern Operates on ail tbl*:,ugh trains, Pullman Drawing foom nieepers and Siuthern Rv din ing cars?high back vesiibuled coaches. For full information consult an\ Southern Ry ticket agent, or wpt< ... G7 B. Alien, K. W. lluni Asst. G. P. A. D. P A 5jt Atlanta, Ga. Glia?lesion, S C. ^ Seaboard Interchangeable Milage , Better Then liver. The Seaboard Air Line Vnler changeable milage tickets n&w on sale-,-'will after .July 15ih a'sfKhe (r iod over the Central of (leorgia: Georgia Pbnlhern and Florida. Norfolk and Southern, Atlantic and North Carolina and Virginia and .?Carolina Coast Roads, fi?' o new additions, making a total of twenty ?flight Ituea in all representing nearly t20, 000 miles. Yuu do not hayo to delay your purchase, but Seaboard Intetcbange able mppapfe heretofore sold and now ?on saYd will be good over the additional lafads after July 15th, Tegardless Of date purchased. Pur chase your milage tickets from the Seaboard Air Line Railway. xvcn?iire\r# Mi Kditor:?Crops firt> good wlr.'rf they lu^ve been weli cultivated. I think c.'illivfttSon hfis a? r.moli or more <o <\u with r:\isir*i? u nop th?n ?guano hns. So I would ndviae all 'farmers to cultivato thoir rrop? well #md they will lia^e bolter rebn!t? I speak f?oin experience. Ifc is a mistake to fertilize cotton heavily and then let it get in (ho gmpR When yon destroy the grafts you de stroy the effects of the pnano, and >chu8equently if the land i? poor yon make very littlo cotton and tho fur tnoer will aav tho guano i* no good. .. Regardiug1 labor I think we have tbe poorest of tho poor. You can? not depend upon it. We farmers blame the merchantH for it It if the Hen law or the merchant or both. The lien law is a fgroat curse to fSonth Carolina. .It puts a rascal on equal foxing with an honest tin an an far as credit, is concerned. Some people lofe money so well that they will do whatever pays thorn ?best. Credit aught to bo based upon fconesty. If tliia was tho oatfc hon esty would be at a premium. Tiie merchant will lend a negro a mule to fif?t.l*ave to take a mortgage of that mule I say he lends his mnle to the negro bee a a so the negflb has ^nothing iu eight to secure the pay ? mant thereof. As a rnle the r.sgro makes no corn and what cotton he <4om make he and the merchant play tfrab gfctne until all of the cotton gone and then they tuttle for the lit ???X have known the moroha^l _ 4*ke ike negroo'* (jottoe seed add thlu anlil planting time aod Ittktm Uf? tbem back or at least klo pUqi The negro as a nay back to the chujOquuiHy from ?e*r to fcoigete poorer. Jhe oae " control*. The %M tabor and ooa not toitovl Mae law mBaA R 5* /a K I 1 1 Witii L'j ph >Ut F?v#r We :ne a n.rv to learn I hit M l> .M^M.-r.iH|;j|l. ?f r:u?.?r, i? '| I 1' ?I ill VM t it t \ |.!i> t:i f I V t i. M ?. M (' .hki ! h M s.in ;.iv\ iif Mi J. ? A! S If. I ! I tl !'(| V, ?? InVi' I >i t II I t - . 'Ml - t *-?l (I \ .M 1*. >> . Wf I tl. ft e I ll ??! is r!i HCfOUlit of Mr. M I Ilu I l's iillii'fiS ill 11 III' !i:ts ic I ll U? j.l ima\ f.'.Ul Ills -o ? <*? - ? PERSONAL. Ml'. W. K. llji to , A t k . i Io, N. (' . in ft '1' ii* ndav . | Mr J I'. M;? r<111'? y. oi H'i)iiin^hiii!, I A? * . is on a visit to n*tuliv*.--h at llnl | !?v 11 ill l Mr W\ H Hough has u card in; this ixMiH <>f the Chronielo t<? >vI;u'I? ' j wo direct your nttcntion. M (*? <" K Hurt, of OsjmI'i, 1 ii?..fttxi I i?er ?m find?dnn$ihier, Miss !><??>.-> ie liny i ('ryHtul River, I'in, tiro on a vibit I to Mi*. J. S. Jleroney. Mism Mary Hutton, of 1 bwlin'jton, who lias been visiting I ho Minnow Taylor on I'hfRtnut St., returncil home Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. II. L. 'limine and anii, ITarry, of Ch'irlcrttou, who h??v<* boon vitfit in-/ relatives in.tho eity. rolurned homo yesterday. Our life Ion*/friend Mr. .1. S. (lard ner, of WoRtville, was in 16 bco ur j Ini-t 'I nonday when we were i?t Ho | thnno. Sony w.e mibHed 11<visit. I Mr. W . S lb.vrnot hits returned from tli,) North where he wenttol purcha-ie floods fur tin? well known iiim of \Y hi taker A: Hnrnet. < u?: j turners nt his ft lore will he pure to I tiiiil eoiiioillinf; nioo litis Kail. Mr. fjiiarlos Sol a ll','* formerly ??f thin Stato but who for many yenra iuis reaidod in NT(?w York Ihs c.nme to tuako his home with .Mr.(? (I.Alex under. Mr. HeltilY was a (/'onfederute coidier and was woumled in the punio battle in which Mnj. W. /. l.eitncr lost Ids h-^, Mr SelnlV and Maj Loitner were not far from each other in the battle, both were wounded in the te^ and they both fell together in tl.o ltitrenehnicrit af ter ln-in^ wounded. Campaign .Meeting At Hethune. Senator Latimer Present. After a lest of twelve days the county campaign meeting*! were resinned at Hoilitine last TucmUy' riit! inc*t;liiij? with held in '.he grove near I li?j business portion of the town. There were present about 20<> persons. The meeting wan c,filicd to order about 10 o'clock liv the chairman, Mr. N. A. Hethune, ami opened witii prayer bv Itev. Mr. Ilowcrt on, I lie Presbyterian minister ;ithat place. This in the first of (In- c?tinp ai *>n meetings, we l?t'iiiv.', litni. has been opened with prayei? ;i worthy o'xao>ple that might well lie followed elscwheie. I'lie speeches made were almost identical with those made on for mer occasions and a synopsis <>f litem is scarcely nticccssttiy tip this lias already bet u given, and further more the c?uiV real issue ii> this* campaign to he f^>e dispell s??y mi* 'the positions-?<>( the vari ons candidates for i.'(t? Senate nod House on this question are now pretty w?? 11 known. / Mr. W R. Hough H?id pfipt.. L L. Clyburn, candidates f<Jr the Sen ate were the first speakers. Mr. T. J. Kir!:!:; Vina pi e?e O I, having cut short his visit to Massa chusetts for the special purpose of attending t he r< mHinder of the meet ings. lit? gave a strong, clear cut litlk ntrsinst tin* dispensary. M r Kirkland w;?s followed by .M.'asi*. Hethone, Schrock, Langley and Ijichards the ? liter candidates' f"r the L? a is!at u?e. I_J n i !_?> d s i ?.<.i.i. ? Seu A G L 1 ituo i, iIm' champion of gi.od n>ad?, wiio had been invited in lie present ori this oecnsioti !?> make a talk on good toads, was next introduced. For about three quarters of im houi Mr. Latimer itii?<sted his hearers o'? tills iu? st important Hibject. lie is deeply imbued with his pet scheme of improving our public highway. lie is aware that build ing roads is a big question. ]i, ttieiina taxation and hard work, but the good to be derived will far out weigh the cost. If we had macsd am roads haulim; eou'id bn done for less than half what it now cisln Advocates the federal government p tying one-half the cost of building roads. Mr. Latimer impressed liis hearers as being very deeply in earnest in his woik and closed his speech by saying that there waa nothing besides religion and educa tion of more importance than this question of good roads. At the conclusion of Mr.Latimer's speech a iecps9 was taken for din ner. After tlinuor tho candidates for Clerk of Court, Treasurer, Adilor, Supervisor, Supt. of Education and Probate Judge next spoke. Dr. T. J* Strait; candidate for Congress, was present but on ac count of rain lie did pot make a speech. The day was most delightfully ftpent by everyone. The good peo ple of Urthune possess the happy faculty of making visitors glad to he with them. We are under spe cial obligations to that piinoe of good fellows. Mr. Dan McDonald, and Messrs. N. A, and D. M. Be thuna for courtesies shown us. <r ? Tb* meeting, at Abuey was held on Wednesday and the Westrilje aasstiag Waa bald yesterday. ^ last meeting of Ihi cam b. k*M la C.?<U> to A |?i> 1111* is IioM Hi \" Mil! in il.iv lit Hindi :iii tin* ooui.ly 4*?? tt< I t ? ? lltU'll itlVlU'tl t *? I V' ' prvM-nl I -?? . ! t\>. W.? T i> n? ? mi ?*({(? w?n?<>!.!?,{ M 'Iii?? iti I" in. i.. 1*ilet' (Ml. ; I fit' Hi' SV H I ? ? v 11 til' *? I 1 I I! 11 (. .M I | J I. Mih >1111n'a ('<>? i n|j ;ilut (or n;. \V. N. Mitfck-y. | WANTED. i Alt'ii (ii tiuVrl through einintr\ l ?iki i?n jiii'l iii fa A |- i\ iii}! InibincpH | N>i i x |nr ncf in i-? I Kor f? n li? r infos in a'i<?ii Jt<hirvt<$ S '1. '/.i rn I?, I'||<|?'??_'! ?i|i!ii ( Jl Ill lit II. s. (J . MhIvciii Hiil, On" fmi in?'rn are tj? tivo l> ihv |>uli | inu fo.l.li i. iiiosi I'liUini look* mi yellow unit litui, 1)iii. i>? lull of IiIob H: 1111 n Ullii f 1 II l' Mr. 'tiiti Mrn. Lnuiii' Camphfli hikI infHiil ilftiigliiff .-in' visiting hitf falliiMH fmnilv. ?Misa Kale Uosr, of SuiiiUm i? vis itin^ Mr. .1 10. L Kr?niinn'r* fatnily. Mih. Krntik Campholl, .) i , 11us? iii'i ii on ii visik to frtriuifi i?! Wil mington, N. <V VVi. iirt* hiiii \ li'Hvn t!i?t Min* Hcfcsi'o Dnhm v in (juilo ?U-k. A11 m. !"S lr Notice is hereby given that bids will be teceived for )?? iiI? Iujpr j, hcImk'I Iiiiti.it> at Providence. Srli.nj^UWi NO |ft, See or write to tin* undorsf|jne<I trustees. 1 i?<!k lor sam.' will he received up to and inclu l iiijj the Nth. I 'hi t)8 a nil M><M-ilicai ions made known or day of hliing, The Hoard reserves the li^ht to reject :iny or all S. a. West. Clerk. 'I\ A. Spears A M. Uorton, Trustees. ?aministraior's om ?& ? Notice is hereby given flint under and] hy authority ot an order of the Probate Court t?>r Kershaw County, hearing date the *.?t J i thiy of An-ust. I'MKi, ! will pro-j ceed to well at public auction to the high-1 est bidder at the residence of the !?t<< -I. I \' Welsh in the town <>i Kershaw in the Countv,of Kersha w on the loth day of September, |9u:>, oommencin/ at tO o'clock .\ . .M :;'| the personal ellerts of j tin* lute ?!. Y. W''|.~h, deceased, coti-j mstintr of mules, cattle, horses, etc. 'rectus of s;ne C.i-h. S W. Welsh, Administrator. Aug IV. I'.'ic lay. Executions. Under and hy virtue of sundry lax executions to nie directed, I will proceed to hell, before til*? Court House door in the City of Camden, on the 1?r-t Monday in Sept., 1 !.?<)(}, duriiur tin' Ie?jul hours of sab?t the following described real estate: to-wit : 2 acres and one building hounded North and Ka^t bv laichof Win. I*? >.vKin and T. .1. Boykiu. South by lands of J..? Carter and Capl. Janx'H, and West bv laud* of Mrs. M . M. Ktrklam!. Levied upon and to he Hold as the property of ?Judy Williaras, ^"i-4ionse and two lota in city of Cam den. bounded South and Wosi bv pro| ertvTTtirnierly known as Hawaii's Row hut. noW property of A. A. Mooie. Jr.. Nortli Vfi\' York Strict and Knst l,>y lot of T. M. PUzpatiick. (levied upon ond to he Hold a\the property' of Hardy Ander son, Jr. y .1. s. TliANTIl AM S. K C. Aug. Oth, 100t>. - Partition Sale. South Carolina, ) Court r?f Kershaw County. ) Common Pleas /> T. Jinkrr, Pint /if i{}\ <it/iu'nsf Lucre tin J) /><//?>)?. DeJ)jiiHt(i>t. 1 ndcr an I by \ irlue of j: dc"i"e i'i the ?b:>ve. entitled ca"se made l>v Mori. .1. ('? Kltitrli and hearing date August 1st, l'.M?i>, I will 'oiler for sale in front of i'io Coiin IV Court House d'?..r in tile Citv of ChOt <I?mi during the h-iral h?nr> of saloon tin* first. Mi'ii'bv to September, the loljowinir described Heal Kstate* All th.it p o'ctd c.r 1 it of laud ill the City of Canc'en in the County of Kor shaw and State aforesaid fronting one hundred ami eii!h:y-six ; lMi) foot- Kant on Kail Street, and extending hack .Wot of a uniform width to a depth of two hun dred ftnd sixty-fi.ur (SMII) feet Said par cel of land in houniicd on the North by lands now of Mrs. M. K. |)-I.ii;ii-Ii , <??< the l'*H*>! by Knir St reel, on the South hy premises of the Kstato of Mrs Mary I), hang and on the Wesr bv premises of l|ie Estate of Mrs Watkins. TtyniH of Salo Cash. Puichaocr to pay for paper*. L. A. WITTKOWSKV. Master lor Kershaw County. August f?th, 190(5. m s. im p. onv MANUFACTURERS OP Doors, Sash, Blinds, Moulding. Building Material, ash Weights and Cord/ CHARLESTON, . - - - S. C. Purchase our makes, which w? guarantee superior ""To any ?old South, and thereby save money. Window and FauQT jQlM a \ ~ , Jaa. 4*4 GO TO r A i J*. JL I K-l l.Jl /> A. J i\ raj r if Knint mmt ? nfl I & m m * <??' Jk J5L A V./ Hj f-\.r j !! H , , wv x-. A A O 0 Harrison's Town and coun? try Paint. Recognized one of 1 he best on the mar ket. Outside arid inside. Carriage and Furniture. AH < > colors. Ver \T ? c! & iiiiand a tine surface cftverer. h n A lit &. j-.k i COEltECT ?- CLOTlUNCf Fo<rt Mw Wg*Lf?ir. A large stock of Spring and Summer Dry Goods, Clothing, Hals and a splendid line of Ladies Goods of ev ery description. Call and see me. w<ry fCE? 7 k 1*0 \? .J W ban F U a WEEK END k OUTING RATES Vr S SOUTHERN RAILWAY y The Southern Railway will sell week end excursion tickets from Camden 4 to points named below at very low rates as follows: .] # Isle of Palms and return $3 85 Shelby, N. and return ;j 05 Anderson, S. G., and return 4 t>5 S par tan C., and return a 85 WliitestpnOj S. C., and return 3 GO Union, S. 0., and return . . 3 00 _ it ' - * ^ " Tickets sold for all trains leaving Sat urdays and Sunday mournings, limit ed good to return untrl following Tuesday. For full information, con sult So. Railway ticket agents,. W I I^OPlB, Ac... 0taitlea, 8. C. , B W MUM, ui? ? K'v':'".. " "" ?/: . . ? . ?Sc=a Tl? (jVS xll' 7$ ffi r * - I ?r S'' * #1 h (b * rf' <*? .iQ I: | 1 IS. . ->i 'W- c -ix*' '?? ?>? -/ * im ?$ K&. m A .12 ?? $ TON )&P n| -:v. ? !. ! ? '4 v 3 V . "v ' "' ?- '...,?? r * * ....... }l- ' .. . $ t/-.. : . , ; fe#.;J?/ ';* &W *SW^I4>V.^. j * 'r? fe fr 'i ,;' ? (igSm-ul-AhiJ < u;t v-iv.,.y>' A.** IZ;. ?-u. ,-i, j Pi;T ]&&& &?& fl ^iHS &???. ^ WSS?I2Q SaP**? ?Safes? 1S1L__ Mai i;-* ! iS > r ?,' ? **?SS!3?SSto> , fiv. ??-, '" >? ? $ :^^i. rs'-j SS |j|sB0pidlI pj| ?SS3EEK ' ? , ? ? ? ' r .*?? ?