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weighed 52.') i'-ia
A Card from Mr. W?at.
I tlt'hiif to Hunk th*> popple
thioughout thf fiitire Coufii y fur
tU 11U??l ill support given inc ii, t|,e
first pi imar y.
Ah 1 hid in tile second r?ice 1
again utak your support. If you
see lit to give nie u majority <if the
votcw in the second pi unary I pledge
_ju>'?wU give you the best service
pOBHible. Si net: rely VOUIH.
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A Card from Mi. Turner
I (U'fiiro to tlunk_ the people
thooughout liie entire county for
their very liberal support given me
iu the recent, primary, I piomiso
you to do fill that I possibly can
lor tlio upbuilding of the schools
and Lo enforce and carry out the
law. 1 hIiall endeavor to treat nil
justly and all alike.
Sincerely yours.
W. 13. Turner.
To Moyo Up Town.
*
On Sept. 1st Air. A. I). Kennedy,
will commenco moving his Ht/oc.k of
I^ooiIh into the handsome ami cotu
rtiodious Hlore just erected two
doors north of tluHank corner. This
move i* another evidence of Mr.
Kennedy's keen foresight, mid it
will bo pleasant news to hih numer
ous friends a|id customers to learn
thut he i* coming up into the busi
ness portion of town. See his adv.
and govern yourself accordingly.
? Another good man to pme up
town is Mr. VV. K. Johnson. He/
jvi'l occupy the corner building noy
liPi'ig occupied hv Mr. J. I). Mf
DowtJI?the old Farmers' and M?r
chants Jiank. It will be nicely fit
ted up with new shelves, etc., and
' will be innde a very attractive
place. A warm welcome awaits Mr.
Johnson in hie new location.
Very Low Ratest to Now York and
Return.
vOn account of the homecoming of1
Hon. Wm. J. Hiyun, the Southern
Uy will sell tickets to New Yoik and'
o , return at rate of < ne fme plus $2.25
from all coupoo ticket etat ions, j
Ticket* on e?le Autr. 28 and 29, lim
ited to leave New York returning
on Sept. 4.
y ?' The Southern Operates on all
...._through trams, JJullmnn Dra.wit<
room sleoper?? and Southern Rv din
ing cais?high back veetibuled
coaches.
For full information consult any
Southern Ry ticket agent, or write
(* B.Allen, R.W.Hunt.
Asst. G. P. A. D. P. Agt.
'Atlanta, Ga. Charleston, S^U.'
Seaboard Interchangeable Milage
Bettor Then Ever.
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changeable railage tickets now on
? jsale, will after ^ July 15tb a'so he
good over ' the Central of Georgia,
Georgia Southern and Florida.
Norfolk and Southern, Atlantic amlj
North Carolina aj}d Virginia and'
>, Carolina Const Roads, five new
additions, making a total of twenty
eight. lines in all representing nearly
20, 000 miles.
You do nof have to delay your
purchase, but Seaboard Interchange
able mileage heretofore Hold and now
on sale will be good over tlie
^ .additional roa'lg offer July 15th,
'regardless of date purchased, l'ur
cbaHO your milage tickotp from the
Seaboard Air Line Railway.
Tribute of Rnspact.
Wberean oounftdfH Jatnea I Ville
piguo, E. E. Sill, 8?6ph?n I) S'lf,
Rev. VV. W Mills, D. D., .John T.
Net,tit?, S. M C. M 6orc, .John C. P.
~ Willian?s, C. P. Bo/wen, William J.
. Boone, John Whitiker and George
/ Jackson have departed thlH life, and
' no formal notice has heretofore been
taken of their decease ny-llfe Camp ;
?nd whereas it i? proper that v.<?
Should place/upon record our ap
preciation of them, therefore be it
? resolved:
1, That we deeply regret the loss
of our comrades, whom we prized
while thej' were fitill with us, and
whose record on duty performed, in
suffering endared,( valor displayed,
, and devotion -nnparrallxd, were as
auperh any ever exhibited by
Ik* Old Guards of France, or the
patriots who perished at Ttiermop
2, That Soutu Carolina monrfs
tbe Joes of her old heroes whose
? : JO at be filled when the
time of ;k?ir departure comes;
..St T-hiX death of ooi- com
eaapbaah^s that the timo of
^IhjrWproaohing when
Rreat majori
?Ifcw wis Ihe livtwf Inek for
utlvfieUoD to tbs'w
eoss fades up
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W A Sob rock. 108 127 20 7 0 1 0 \i 0 30 10 12 10
./ui/ifc of Probate !
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?} '* Plielp* 153 188 53 2.1 27 10 ftft .10 88 60 57 81 0
Clerk of Court i
I r H"U?li 145 184 40 2;< 52 14 35 21 35 42 40 70 15
<1 W Mopnloy 45 57 20 2 7 8 23 lft 0 22 12 3D
Co Supervisor
'?) F Dixon
M li Mehnod
W K Thompson
M C Went
R 15 WillinmH
Sapt of Education
ft W 11 HID mom 1
\V B Turn# r
Treasurer
!> SI McCankill |189 237 0G 25 50 17 57 30 30 04 57 00 10
Auditor
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The Executive Committee mot ywsterday at the Court Houao and tabulated the retu rn? in the iirn, p/imary election. The ahnvo in the ojll"
Cial count and *h o following candidates were duclarpd elected: For the Stiiate, W. It. Hough; Legislature, J). M. lituhuue, John (J. u It ;
Judge of Probate, J. B. Phelps; Clerk of Court, I. C. Hough; Supt. of Education, W. H. Turner; Treasurer. I). M. Mt-.C??kill; Auditor, VV F
li11 hs?1!, Messrs West and William# will run over fur Supervisor. The vote for Magistrate in: Fineher 7T?7, Kichardn 140, Truesdel lli'J, Vin"
cent Copeland 254, West 301), JelTeru 124, Nelson 151, lloas 74, The total vote for Governor in ttiU County ,is: Mano.og A unci 4 7.V
Bloase IJ20, Bruneon 171, McM*han Ob, Sloau 44, Jones 14, Edwards 7.
Mr. \V. A. Schrock entered a protect to context the election (if Mr. J). M, Bethune upon the grounds that "Mr, I). M liethutic failed, previ? us
tp the holding of the election, Vo comply with certain provisions of Vlio law regulating tlio aaui 'I'm' committee overiuUd the notice of pio.
^'ost arid declared Mr. Bethone elected.
The Graded School at Bethune
will open Sept. 19th.
For Rent.
Two houses ou Broad St. opposite
the G'Hirt 11 o n a. Apply to Cum
deu Si ore.
For Sale.
1 50 saw Pratt Gin, w111? feeder
and condenaer to match.
1 Taser Kngiue and Boiler, 12
hoi He power.
All in good running order.
Cull at Bter Dispensary, C imden.
P. B. Hilton.
PERSONAL.
Mr. W. T. Villepigue is visiting
*ve? in the city.
r"^ita. B W. Clark of Bock Hill
is visiting her father, Mr. T. L.
Smith of Camden.
Miss Annie Alexander who has
boon on a visit to relatives at Nor
folk. Va, has returned home.
Mr. B. B. Clarke who has been
spending a few days in Nf-w York
on a combined business and pleas
ure trip, returned home last Tuop.
day.
The C'uunO of Ho 3iueh Rain
Washington, Aug. 27.?The un
precedented rainfall througout the
.East and South is interesting the
meterologists of the United Slates,
but thuo far they have not found a
satisfactory answer to their scientif
fc inquiries as to the causes. The
average rainfall for August in the
vicinity of Washington heretofore
has l?een Iops than four inches, but
thus far this month more than
twelve inches have fallen.
Prof. Kdwnrd B. Gafriutt, one of
the official forecasters of the weath..
er bureau fluid toduy that ??the
rainy seatKfn has been & reversal of
lL?p general distribution of burom
nlic pressures. This dirtrihution
has lu'frn unusual and abnormal.
Ordinarily at this season of the
voar the barometer is high over the
Southern States and low over the
northern part of tho country.A^#fu\
ring the pant two mouths the ba
rometer has been high in the North
and low in the Smth. That ia the/
immediate cause of tho longcontin-1
ued spell of wet weather. No one
knows the real foundation of these
conditions which has brought more
4-hari three timed tho usual amount
of rplhfall in the month of August'*
Tax Executions.
Under and by virtue of sundry tax
executions to me directed, I will proceed
to fed I, Itfforo tlo? Court House door in tho
Oity of Camden. 011 the first Monday in
Sept, IttOrt, during tho legal hours of e?l?\
tho following described real estate:
to-wit :
I linuto and two lofs in cil'v of Cam*
den. 8. <)., bounded South, and West by
prorortv formerly known as llaisall'* Row
fl&w propmynf A. A. M<V>r*t Jf.,
North by York Street and East by tot of
T. M. Fitsnatrtck. Levied ufvon ond to
, to sold at the property of Hardr Ander
son, Jr.
Jr S. TRANTHAM
a.K.a
An*, toh, 1906,
(Contributed.)
Mr. It. M. Gilford walked quietly
down to t.ho poll* and oast bin ballet
and returned an nnual to Mr. LittleV
stable. _
Valuable Farm implements
For Sale.
1 Mowing Machine,
1 Hay Rake,
1 Keystone Spring Tootli
Cultivator,
1 I)iac Plow,
1, Two-IIorse Studebaker
Wagon,
1 Top Bu^r
Al) 6f the above are in jiood
condition and will be sold
cheap. Apply at The Up
Town Grocery.
? J. K. LANG.
Aug. 31, 1900.
Bids Invited.
Notice is hereby given that bids will bo
received fcr builditijr a now school house
at Providence, School Dist. No 15. See
or write tof ffie nndcrainnp<1 trustees. Bid*
for same will ho received up to and inelud
injr tlie 14th. Plans and apecifleatiotjs
nmile known or day of letting. The
Hoard reserves the right, to reject, any or
all bidfs. S. A West, Clerk.
, ' T. A. Spears
A M . Ilorton.
T ru^tjyis,
Administfatof's Sale,
Notice is hereby given 1liat under and
by authority of an order of the Probate
Court tor Kershaw Comity, bearing date
the Oth day of August. 11*06, I will pro
ceed to sell at public auction to the high
oat bidder at tlie residence of the late J.
V. Welsh io tbe town of Kershaw in the
Countv of Kershaw on the 10th day of
September. 1O0B, commencing at 10
o'clock A. M all the personal effects of
thu lato J. V. Welsh, deceased, con
aisting of mule*, cattle, horses, etc.
Terms of aaie Cash.
S. W. Welsh,
Administrator.
Aug 17, 1006
Partition Sale.
South Carolina, "1 Court of
Kershaw County. ) Common Pleas
L. T. Baker, Plaintiff,
against
Lucretia D. Baker, Defendant.
Under and by virtuo of a decree in the
above entitled cause made by Hon. J. C
Klugh and bearing date August lnt, 1900,
I will offer for sale in front nf the Conn
ty Court House door in the City of Cam
den during tbe legal bourn of sale on
th? first Mond*v in.September. 1906. the
toilowtng desqjibed Real Kstate ?
All th*t parcel or lot of land in the
City of Camden in the County of Ker
shaw and mate aforesaid fronting one
hundred and eigbty-aix (186) feet Rut
on Fair Street aad^xtending back Weit
of a uniform width to a depth of twnhun*
dml and ai*?y-f?t?r(2#t) feet Said par
cel of land ia tonaded on the North by
lands now of Mrs. M. K. DeLoacli, on
lU Kaat bv Fair ftireet, on the South Dy
tremiivt of tha Eatate of Mm. Mary I>.
ang and on the West by pr??iHi of
the Estate of Sirs Walkina. .
Trfma of 8*la Caah. ParchjMr to pa/
for MOiff*
L. A. WITTKOW8KT.
Mmir Is* Ktrahav Cewtr.
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Removal Sept. 1st.
?
The undersigned respect
fully begs to inform the
pubStc that on Sept. 1st he
will move into the new and
commodious Store just e
rected two doors north of
the Bank corner.
Grateful for patronage re
ceived' in the past, he hopes
to) merit a continuance of
the same.
?1. D. fCeppedy.
These prices are for spot cash otfiy.
eat. E. o. McCRBIOHT.
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