The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 10, 1908, Image 1
u li? ? h? Spring h fuller crimson com e* upon I
Uohin'n hrea&t,
In tint -Spriiqf.tkt) wuutou Lanwiug got*, him?
fell another oredt,
In tin? Spring n livelier iii* ehaiigca on the
buriitAhcii Dove,
lu I he .Sprint; * young muii'aWHiusy lightly.
tuniH to thoughts of lovo,*'
? -j ?? -* ?
v - ? *?
but the thought upperiuogt^ju the house* '
wife's mind juptnow is
SPRING CLEANING
and to lighten thin \vork for you, you will find
;it I lm
Pure Food Store
Hon Ami, Octagon, Nftptha, Sunny Monday, (
Fuiry and Ivory Soap, Sopoljo, Gold Dust, Old
Dutch Oleanser, 20 Mule Team Borax", House
hold Ammonia, Lyp, Htitli Bricks Klectro Sili
con for Silver, Liquid Veneer for Furniture. ;
A nice line Toilet Soaps.
BRUCE & LANG.
I'lIONK 2.
Cabbage rlaats For Sal?.
CnW588 plant? for saie. Apply
t,o H Trucedell, Main St., opposite
Court House.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that my
Luther Trncsdell, h minor, did
on AprH4lh, without my consent,
leave my premises, and I hereby
><>rhid any one hiring or in ?Dy
v/ny harboring him. Any one do
i 0(4 at will he puniahed to tho full
extent of tho Uw;
Jauicc TruOfdtll.
Weatvillr, S. C,
Almost A Fiie. l
i
WbHt"cn:TM? -*M?ar beiu? .a Jfiliojifl
Tiro occurred in the third story of
Mr. Henry TruoRdeli's residence
Inat Tuesday night al)out B o'clock
A lamp on a bureau exploded aod
?when the fire was discovered the
bureau, wall and ceiling were bad
ly charred and blackened, and in a
fow momenta more the Are would
thnve been beyond control. By cgoI !
:?nd prompt netiow j t was extin-|
U,uished without colling opt the fire|
dpjiartment.
.Cel. B&ccn's Europoan Tour. .
Col. T. Bacon, of Edge- j
field, is maki.:" up ? select party to j
visit Europe fcrJa summer. Jhe|
trip wilt incluile ISfrfKW*)') Denmark,
Germany, Baravis, UsIjTi Switzer
land, \ Franue and England. J he
coat of tho tour will be $690. a*u1{
tho tour will consume 70 days. If
nuyone from Camden is contem
pialiug a trip abroad this summer
"we areaure they could not. do bet
ter than to join Col. Bacon's party
which will be small aod aelect and
every arrangement will ho rnado for
the1 comfort and pleasure of the
tmemhora. *
Seaboard Mileftgo.
The Seaboard Air Lino, will place
in effect tho following arrange
tnents relative to the mileage tick
ets, effective Anril 1st, 1908.
' Will sell at $20 00 one thousand
mil? interchangable ticket, good for
one person; and for $40 00 two
thousand mile interchangable tick '
eta, issued in name of fivo or less
persons, mombera or employees of
one firm, (good for only ono persoD
at. ii time) good over approximately
thirty different roads.
Tho present popular one thou
sand mile intorchangable , ticket
good over more than seventy differ
ent roads, will He continued on aale
at rate of $25.00 as heretofore.
IMPORTANT NOTICE : ? Mile
age tickets Bold on April 1st and
thereafter must bo exchanged at
ticket ofUces for regular tickets, as
coupon# of mileage tickets will not
be honored on trains, except from
stations where there is no agcut or
where the ticket office is not open.
Local iutra-state family mileage
tickets, good for 500 miits within
the Slate issued, good for the entire
..family, will be eold at rate of $11.
25. ( 2 1 4o per mile) These fam
ily tiokota will be honored on traius.
They will not he sold good in Flor
(da.
The two cent mileage tickets will
not be good in Florida excepting
between Evergreen, Fernandina and
... Jackson ville. Between Savannah
. and .Jacksonville 172 coupons will
Between interim di
tto stations between Savannah and
Jacksonville sufficient coupons will
be detached to make net rale equal
2 l-2c per mile.
Between. Savannah and Mont
gomery, 412 coupons will bo de
tached. Between intermediate sta
tions between Savannah and Mont
gomery including Ocalle, Colum
bus sod Albany branches, sufficient
, coupons will be detached to make
net rato equal 3 l-2o per ttkti*' '*
For foil Information, apply to
nearest agent Seaboard Aij Line.
Cb'ae. F. Stewart,
jfc. 0r?rAj
Zleviyul Bervi< es.
Revival service# will begin atom
Lyttlntoh Street Methodist Church
next Sunday, April l2ih. Hefe? i n -
ning with tho 8 o'clock eervict
Monday evening wo expect Broth
em Leitch and Marshall the well
known evangelist* to he with ub.
Kverybody cordially invited to the
meeting. Service* 11 a. no. and 8
p. m. Lot all Ol? rial) an people pray
that the meeting may reault in
great good to tho oommunlty.
C . C. Herbert.
L MKETINCi OF I>. A. R.
Tho April meeting of the Hob
kiik Hill Ghapter D, A. R. wuh
lulii at the residence of Mra. l\ T.
Viil?uiguo. Ah the afternoon* are
lunger, tho hour has been changed
from four thirty to five o'clock .
There were several very interesting;
topics ? concerning the vyorkingB of
the -Chapter ? undn>' riiicuwoPi
and a pleasant afternoon waa spent
Before the next, meeting la held
our delegate, Mrs. 15. Q. von Irene-,
kow, will have attended the Seven- 1
teenth Continental Congress atj
Washington, I). C, whioh takes i
place on April 20th and 24ih. tier]
report will he awaited with much,
interest^ aB it. will afford ifaTuablOj
information to thiB Chaptw.
As we are increasing rapidly in?
number, a contribution of 50c p?-t"
capita or ?15. GO will be sent for (
Coaunenta} Hall at, \yaahington,
D. C., which ia nearing complete |
By request of tao tourists and
visitor# . here "Cool Spring," the !
colonial reBideuoe of f?lr, i*n(j Mrs.
f. J. Kirkland, will be thrown open,
on Saturday afternoon, and tea
served by the ladies of this Chap
A delightfully enter'.aiuing p?
per ? subject, ''British attack on,
Charleston" wa# read by $rs. ^ari
B. Wallace*
.Program for next meeting : ? r*
per "Occupation of Camden by the
British/' Mra. G. H. Lenoir. Hos
tew, John Cantey. ^ ^
Final Session of the So wo raff ? |
Commission. j
M'iiwom Camson A.nd Goodal? Highly ,
GopjpJ'mented. _ J
At the conclusion of business at
the final session of the sewerage
commission last Monday evening
Capt. W. M. {shannon, attorney
for tho Commission requested the
privilege of introducing in behalf
of the Commission L)ie following
resolutions: ......
1. Resolved th&t the thanks of
thin Commission is duo and in here
by tendered to Chairman H. G.
Carrison for hia intelligent, judi
cious and economical management
of liiu Sewerage Contract of th*
City of Camden and the very ?aiis
factory manner in which he^ ar
ranged tbe finances of this Com
mission to prosecute its work.
2. Resolved that tho thanks of
ihe Commission is duo to Mr. J. J.
Goodale, its Secretary, for the faith
fui and satisfactory manner in
which he ha? performed his duties
with this Commission.
These resolutions were heartily
seconded by Messrs. Kennedy,
Zemp and Wolfe and Dr. Corbett.
Iu offering these resolutions
Capt. Shannon to( k occasion to
Bay that he had for many year*
been in poBiiion to observe 'the
prosecution of public wojk of vari
ous kinds and that he had never
known or worked with a body of
men who wero more loyal to au un
dertaking than this Commission
had been. He knew that every
care had been taken to secure a
complete sewerage system for the
city of Camden at a most reasona
ble cost i It is a matter of great
aatisfactlon to us all, who have
worked together, to emphasize and
to record the fact that the Chair
man of this Commission by hi?
persistent efforts saved several
thousand dollars on this work even!
after the contract had been praoti
cally awarded. It is a matter of
congratulation to the city of Cam
den thai it bad so strong ft com*
Death of Mr*. H. C. Clyburu.
Aft* ?' a perilous ami jjjilo
i till uJocsfe Mr?; S. C. C'lybyr i
j tiled At. her Ij .tij.) c?u uppwt Maio
j < t ut J i*?l u;^tu, iu t!iO 4 ?V v U
I of !um ??}???, f) fivi'u g been boru pr? ,
August 11, IMJ. Mr?. Clybnm |
' *tN * ui out *?umahle chriNliu 1 1
woman aud doting her long lUnem
atiu esi^leil h fortitude and cuw
plt-te r<<tdguatiou~in her Mnnter'n
?v?ll ?tddt'D*eh<>wt) by mortal beings.
She wtiH ulwivye the friend of th w
poor and aick, and ujauy llu'if are
who will Hitiiiy urn* her minister
In*; ijtro and .ho r many deed* o
love and charity,
Mru. Cl) burn leavts seven obU
dren? ? Mr*. Q, K Taylor, Mr#. Jut.
learn, Mitjh Minute Clvhurn, md
Met#r?.J.U., L.T., W. C. and J.U.I
Clyburn,
The funeral nervine* will be held
at 10:30 to-morrow (Saturday)
morning fioui her late residence.
We regret ob account of our liin
it?d time and qpaoe tltlt morning
? hat ft u'ore t x'.tindi'd nolico can no;
appear, hut it will, nud eh all b?
done.
For a. do
fodder find Hay. Apply to,
liccry Savage.
Fertiliser*! Fertilise)*!
?Sou roc for >? what you waut in
Keitilizers. ? A. J. ne'Hlitto,
at buiitb'a H&rdwuie Stoie
Court
. Sessions court convened ir
Camden taut Monday morning will;
Judge J'/)hn S Williiinjn, of Man
ning, presiding, and the following
ca?iH Lave hccu disposed of;
Kdgar Deaa i.nd Cap Druluford
pleaded guilty of housebreaking
Hnd larceny 2 years
Willie Htnim, colored, wan sent
to the penitentiary for two yearn
for picking the pockets of au old
man. JMinoin Thomas, 1(J years of
age, wao connected with the same
crime and wtm i^nt to ihe State
Reformatory fur one year.
Belfast 1' rasier, grand larceny,
two years.
Wvatt Truesdell, assault and
battery, *G0 or three months...
Alos^ Drukeford, assault and bat
tery with intent to kill. Not guilty.
John Elder, assanli and battery
wiijf i u lent to kill. Six months or
rm : ? ? ~ j
l'oro Miller plead guilty to charge!
of carrying concealed weapons. <M0
or 30 days.
Will Green plead guilty of as-!
saujt and battery, $50 or 30 days
Harry Truesdei), assault, uud bat
tery. bix months or $100.
B. Blandiug, violating dispen
sary law. Six months or #200.
Will Moore whs convicted of
innrfwlftugliter aud carrying con j
cealed weapone and sentenced to 8j
years. i
Presentment fjf The Grand Jury. j
To His If o nor Judge Wilson, -pre ' \
9 Li in (j at the is f ?rim, T<r,n oJ'Court
for tfersftaw (Jownly, $, Q.
We have passed on all bills pre
sented by the Solicitor.
[ We have inspected the public of*
i'ioc8 and find .them clean and woll
kept,
f;ub)jo jjuildinQS^.
The Cojirt [Ionse is ijo good con
dition with the t$eepliqu of the low
est passage in front part of the
building wblob should be drained of |
a certain amount of water standing,
which has filtered through the walls,
IS S t,ruin for il ,)ut ?t seeiOH to
b&ye beeojuue \yi'}.l) r?ljard
to tbp hpatipg oparatua it appears to
US that With 8U extension of the
pipes through tho building,
tho "boiler, now unused
could heat the building at a|
injjch J*1?? cost than that of tliQ fnel
now use<J in tho opuii i|rc pl^?C(#
This item wo reoomniond to j)fp at
tention of the Board of C'^D^Di^gio^
[era. We are pleased to note thai
the grounds around tho Court Houpi^
are at last being attended to I
?'" fhf> JaiJ we fjnd in firstoUsa shape,
clean and vell j^e^t, ^ pfiocnrp
in good oondition.
The Dispensary, both store and
bottling plant, are cltan aud well
kept
With regard to the poor House,
wo find the huiidings have hewn re
paired and ceiled, and improvements
recommended by the last grand ju
ry hayc boeu parried out The in
mates are comfortable and satisfied,
and. everything connected with the
institution is in exceedingly satiBt'nc
tory condition At present there
.are four inmates,
Bonds
YV? have inspected tlio bonds ol |
all of t lie County Officers and Hod
them perfectly satisfactory, six beiug
surety bonds and throo personal
t Roads and Bridges
I'he roads and bridges aro in gon?l 1
shape with tbe exeoption of a few
places which the Supervisor has un
dor imroodittU o^naidoration.
Books
With regard to the books a com
mittee has been appointed which will
mako a complete inspection and re
port at ouf next meeting.' - -'*?? ? I
- ? General
We note with regret this is the
last term in winch onr Solicitor the
Hon. Geo. B. Timmerman will be
with ?s. We dcairc to wish him
every and continued success in whut
ever field his labors may call him
' Wd thank your Honor and the of
fieials Tor your oaurtesy and consid
eration. T
Reapectftilly Submitted.
w. a PINCKNEY,
Foreman.
Qkmtou, S. 0., Apt. ?# 190S*
X Card.
Ill rtstililJK fi'uUi ^Mil lu" StMViif*
hi* tiii Ali^riuftu i vnth i1 UiMik Uu
L-*? * ? I ? I ?: of C?.uiJeu for Uit br?ar?,v
ftfPMXt Ujev hnv. Mwm gtvog
ll^'UDil Tor . V
ot a|)(trr< Iniiciv of n.v *ni) v?< ??? in
behalf <?f city1? Whiff
no lunger si meailicr ojt ('it ?
Couucll Uiy ihltrcNt in the propyl*
i 1 V Cam<"U n will pv<i ho I bo
?*nn*. Ve?y Ke?(V?Ot fviiiy.
Ilttvu) Wolf.
- .
N? w AUr?rt?k>?iM?nt?).
Wt*(i)r?q( \ on r Hlu-jiU iu l<? v!;m /??.
lowing now m)v< rii??i)tcniii wliiili
u|>;>?lnr in 'I'tlQ (;nr i?li/u< tn,ri?; : ]
Kit** Ndtionnl lUuk
Su^vtvifcut'B Mur.ibl} U?'i>ort
.) ?h Trt<v?<Ull ? NoUcw
.f, C Hilton- ? AnnocnctMiM tyi.
M C Wnat ? A numoc iikijI
Cil y of C*n)d?'M ? T? o ()i iliouiicc i
I) Wol(? ? A Cird
Pure Kood Storo
Note of Application Fsr Diseiiaip
ar Mi
On April Snh.?runo iuomi? jroi,t iL;c
diite- -I will apply to Mr. W. I>. Trj-u
I ham, Ju<l?e of 1'rohiilv) lot hlur*ba?
(.oiutiy, f?'i Letters of Discharge, at.
( i iiniifiiui of iuy sop. OlVi) \Vst?T?,
AMANDA K. HALL
(JUiltdlaO.
Match 97, im.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION' FOf
Muie As CiMiaa.
0)t April 2Tth?*~one month from (bb
< 1 H I ? ? I vviil apply to Mr. \V. 1>. Tram
ham. Jndge of Probate for fKcrohau
County, for. Letters of DtMharpe, ti?
CiitHtdiun of I'aymond 0. Dick
W. II. ZKMl'.
Ooaidiun.
M it roll 27, UK)?.
Election ot Teachers.
Tito f'ily ScIiooIh of Camden, S. (J.,
will fleet butchers for the session of
1008-9, on April 22nd , 190#.- Sevotal va
cancies in the corps of hoth Grammar
and High Schools most ho filled, irchid.
itur the l'rihcipalfthlpt* of each adiool.
The best tali-lit wanted. Send applica
tions t<? U. JW. Kennedy; 8upt.
TIlOS. J. K I KK LAN it.
('. W. HI IIC 1 1 MO UK,
If. (i. CAUPISON,
Trustees.
k Oidinanfc.
To Hegulave the Stringing of
Telepruph, Telephone and
Electric Light Wires; ?
Tic it ordained by ihe Citv Council Tit
tho Oily of Camden , S. Q., that f;om ak>l
uftyr the pasfaye of thin Ordinance all
TelegVaph, Telephone and Electric lifcht
WiroH, used in tho City, of Camden, H. C ,
nhall be strung ot attached y*> polta at a
;?eiyht of not l>>?8 tjjap feet o:i Broad
i^Vrect, qetweftti tleKalb and York, and
25 foe t '?n {)t:icr Street^, al&ye Ih^Jevjil
of tjte slrfet. and bp ???urefv r.<
laohvdto 8(pd pfilas i*rid shill be rtOj><rl>
insuiatyd and otherwise mad-* naty
n^ajoHV acpi<\ent oy iliconTfcn:eM ??? in
those naiitji tho etroeu, al!ev? and public
places in naid City and shall Le
cd Ua-ier tho direction oMhe t,itv c.mm
oil of the City of CurndtMi, or iu duly ap
pointed representative; that any Vein,
graph, Telephone or E|?\<trio Li^tit wires
hereufove erected and found' to l>e in
fifty particular in a dangerous or unsafe
co'nd\iiou aye hVyeby declared to be a
n\i|sance and an obstruction to the Street
and ahull bo removed or repaired nitdir
tbo requirements of this Ordinance by
tho person or corporation owning and us
ing same within live ? (5) days attur writ
ten notice from the Mavor or Chairman of
the Committee on . Streets of ^h.v vf
t"ifm^pn j tha\ an/ person violating tbo
U;ttP?'of'thi0 ordinance shall be guilty of]
a misdemeanor and upon conviction
thereof shall bo lined in a sum not ex
ceeding one hundred dollars* (fclOO(K>) or
be imprisoned for a perioU not ex.eedd\?K
thirty (30) day B in the d'?;?r^?on r( (he
C?tv U'?9r>fdvr
'Waited in:'d.vancil assembled tbi.^ 7th
day of April' A- L)- l'?08.
II U. OAUltlSOX.
Mayor.
Attest:
J. J. GOODALK.
Cl?rk.
April 81 b, 1'JOH,
ftn Qiiinance.
To Prevent, the Obstruction of
the Streets of tho City of
Oarnden, S. 0., by Tele-,
graph, Telephone, iClectric
Light and other Poles: ?
Jlp.it nrdained by the City Council of
the Citv ?f Camdpn, A. 0., that from
ami utter the palace of til's Ordinance it
shall be unlawful for any pmson or cor
poration to ervct of place any Telegraph,
Telephone or ifllectrie Light poles, or otli
or obstruction, in or on the drive
ways or sidewalks or drains of the
Htrreta of the City of Catv.de o ;
and any auc.hr obstruction now mard
ing or being in or on aaid driveway*, ndc
walks'or drainu aro hereby declared to be
a nuiearee and .an obstruction to the
Streets and shall be removed by said
person or corporation niiny aanie within
ninety (90) tlays aTter wr.ttcn notice from
the Mayor of the Oily ot f'nniden. or from
the Chairman of the Committee on Streets
of the Citv of Camden ; that any Tele
graph, Telephone or Rleotfic Light poles
erected in tne City of Camden shall be
pUced on a line between the outer edge
of the sidewalk and the inner odge of
Iho atrCet drain, and undrr thedirection
of the City Council of Camdeu or ita du
ly appointed representative; that any
person violating the terms of this Ordi
nance shall bo guilty of a misdemeanor
and upon conviction ,lU*rcof a^all be fitted
in a hub) not exceeding one hundred dol
lars ($100.00) or be imprisoned for a pe
rl.-nl not exceeding thirty (30) days i* 'he
dlacretion of the City Recorder,
Katificd in Council assembled, this the
7tb day of April. A- 0. 1908.
U. CAKU1S0N,
MayoTr
Attest
J. J. 600DALK.
Clark, ' |
?prU lUt, 1009.
mt T H K K< i ?SI , a i l J K K,
Mr, ? I'lc.ii ??? ^nnuUHCo J Inn.
John U. ItlctiATl.f ?.? h c^ixlidftte foy ?
iltnMhih t" ti '? Houip oi kniju so.iilutivo*.
ill HifthnJ*' m rvico# to tho StnU ?u<1
ryiiniy lire -t??o w?'U Kn.'ivji (? l?? *?(? it *
tiuQiiii hn\). stilfW it t<> ny ll>uv lv.'i.th;iv.
county man at (<? >1 < > wuhwul hint
in iW I <.) ??n<i j.t Ml NT i?H ???
uirmil. ^Wuy rrienU*
'I'll" frier ii- rf M. I. Siuitu )< r?
l?v *1l||0UII< <# I'jin (t lUklkclIlUtt' '.Tttli- |<?*#
tylfUiiro A.s v x ?p??nK#r y' lUn II?>uhh
his iiilliniuu HtnniiK thn meiubfta m
att<J liih words* upon lliv )f
? hf i liiU't will t'.nry jjicul wt-iplit. Him
iniiintt. kiiowU'ilyti <-f | ttslimiMiUrv luw
?ii.l |ii4w;Ui u liiui hi* t'mnilia>Uy \\ith (];??
< .ylidUM of ullttlltt in. tilt* li'Mltf* Will ?Mlli
bio him (<> do v*."y much to tevure thr
pn*iii|jv of Hiiy lutingui* ho u.)nv | m ? > 1 1 o-?* ?
or mlvocatp . Hm KrifmM.
tint
Milt
FOR SHERIFF. *?
Mr. Kdftor :??- At the urgent reijiiejji of
nuny of my f ri ??t?i i -< and having ftl>'en ijit
subject due consideration, I hiu'e itf.-iiuvl
to <ihn<>uoco myself lor the office of $h? r
tif t.f oar Cuiimy, subject. to tf,#i rivh'-5 o
ilio I)i mocmju: party- ) te<iuvsi my
| f I ic.Hf )h to a?*ist nm iiii they Oku. hi ini;
| afmirud that t will uppi eciiito nil they do
^"r 'M# Respectfully,
H H, SvJHma?f?,
VMi.loi Otuiydeii ObroukdC; r
Hear Sir ' - At. 0><? o( f r?C"?? 1*
I tier# by announce nivpelf * i ?uJw)iV.ofur
t he of Sin-riff of Kcriiimv c-.unt\
sul'j?'ft t . < t lii' i tiles gPVemmjj tlm lhmt
' ueratic prinmry.
<i. Arthur Mnweiey.
I i orchy anpoupce myself hp n i;a'idi.
?*?? f ?' f? Ipu.-to 1 tic i>We(> of ? h <rrt
"t K>rM?".v county, subject to the ?
<?f ? h<- famous u.ik IMmarv.V 11 i*Ici:t?'?Jv 1
j tnlv'rt my ret f u> ibii: barge the
tli* oflhe trtit I) 'ill 'y iind impartially , , . I
ItttY? in J',.. },,,.st .
J. fc. Tr?pllimo,
'yii '? ' "iMvB .e ili;?iOU)'? ?-l ,Mi, 'T,
s (.1 v burp u;, .x CADdiOdU) f..i BUorilF oj
Kenliaw ?;ouiU>\ Mr, Otylmni ' in a
inaiu of *U*Hii? m,.i :i
?ilot:U?J ho v.'iU till tin. ifflco faithfully
t4U<l v* itliuut . fi*ii r K}t fnvor.
Muilv Friends.
Alter uonrideimg flm RoIleitnlionA uj
my linnd< I have contdudod to iinuou.uce
'.iiy if a candidate ior the office -of .Sher
iff of Kertdiuw comity, subject to the
rules and regulation* ol the primary elec
flUtl? J . iiiltou.
F<)|< 'JH I :.\r,i i;.i.
Approeialintr t|l0 support that the vot
er: o* Ii i: i ^hjiw county have H^iOrdctl ..u
in tli< i pifiut, 1 <un.bv nrinonncfi mvfmit a
?ttt??j!i1:vto r.,r rp-vici Hon :o tbe officii ri
treasurer. Thmilii, g my frUmUa in ,?!?
v?nco f'-r u[\y j-uppcrt ih. y nu-.v j/iv.> n
:x the ?ppioa< hing jiriMim'y i-ln^jon I n
Very tin lv, I). M. McCaHkilJ,
I'X'll 8ri'KHVl,SOU.
1 tucoliy announce mysolfa cHinlnhito
^ (lf 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 y
pervihor. Sim-.; buviuur th? 1 h?/n"
trieil to Jiw:harg<' inv iluiv failhfuilv and
OjiSCivuuoTOfy kb l (tin I i( re
wifP voritiinm to j(ivo to the
county my v^ry hem Mervii os. ?k>
M. t'. West.
FOR AUDITOR.
i'li'liiijc Uiat \'utcree t v.- nw i i i j> ylvy'ifu
?'0 i eprcj-eiuccl ilmoii^ the County otti- '
( ? e rs . w p hi ? c loTilter an our (;iUn.U<rjro r,,r4
An'iitoi', Mr. MhiuU-r l?. Uabou. M ^ I
liahfin is wt>li knpwn 'thioiiuhoul thn
eoi::ity \r,d the . byst loeominoiX'intiMn tie
i ^n n bin behalf ifi the vote w'ven J
iitu tuu- yeue-> uf<< ? hy rhosn voter* whn
know t\!p\ \ip?c. The voui givon hirn for .
.VixlUor i'i 1H04 in Wnu>re* i* hiii )
'"aliinoniftl, VVe of)Vr him f/\v it??^ ofttce
thut if i,,, inako -,s
:?oo.i and o?ii<iibi,t an Auditor ^ ,L
ruiimy ryor had.
of Walcree Township.
AMhf snlicilation of nunitroua friends,
an'J ii lit'injj. m accord with niv own
vn-h?H. I lierphv announce- inynelf a
nmdidut? for County Auditor and re
? ' "|1 V Holicit the iupport of my'
iru itdn ihrou^Uout the county, prom is.
nig. if ftlcclo'f. to diachatgo the dutioH of
the offico faithfully and imparl! Ally as J
nave done in the past. "VV. F. Huh;,,m "
FOR SUPT. Of BTJVOATION.
At \\w *?>UmUt?on of friendfl in varioiu
^CUuoa of the county. [ hereby announce
rojself * candidate for the office of Su- i
perintendent of F^lucation. if nominated
and elected I will devote mv time and
iJVf I ' m 1 "lay l'0*"''3* to th? du
ties of the 0%*, rv,vi win earnestly en
dvavor ?" make you an acceptable officer,
t U*V.O ftr4 experience of teven years in
t^nohini? on a tirst-^rade certificate. Rf
ape.-itnlty ?C.lieitin? your snffragoa, and
pleUgniK mvpcif to abide the rotult of the
primary election, and to support the nam
inec thereof. Very Trnlv.
_ 1. il- McKennie
Mr. hditor: ? Cm^jMyinir with th?
wishes of the C'\ti<^nn of Kershaw coun
ty who fyw-e bo kiudlv Ritif??rstnf> my
niui.?^ for tlio olFcn of Supt. of Erin cat ion i
for Kershaw county, I hereby anuouu' *.'
ti!J'BVl/ ?t. candidate for said office, and'
nlodpe myself to disoharRu my Uutioe
iHithluliy and to abide the y^R of the
Democratic piimary ejection.
V?^y Rcspcc.i fully,
?). F. 0. MurchiBon.
\ye, the friends of Mr. W. K. Turner,
do hereby announce him a candidate for
re -Curt tr.n for Sunt, of Kdneation. I{|{
hat* devoted hit entire time to the oilier,
and i ho supervision ol school*. ]\y his
(ui' hi ul eflort# to procure more eompotei'it
and bi'ttet Qualified teachers, wo believe
he has greatly aided in building up the
school* of the county. We believo with
ln? vxporuiiico, IT re-elected, Jie will con
tiauu to K,ve ii8 gocd service.
Many Frienda.
? l'QU MAU ISTR AT E.
Mr. fc'htnr : - I'Icimc announce the
ntmo of Mr. .J. 1). MePowall, as u candi
date for Magis rat& for 1 )?>KnH> Township.
When he w** in o?Tlce befo o he made ft
splendid Magistrate and wo want to ace
htm there again. Many Friends.
Mr Kditor Ph ase announce the
name of Nlr. II M. Vincher a?. a candi
date for ro- elect ion to the ofl'.ce of Mapis
trftte for DeKalb township. Mr. Fineher
! in ? made an honest, honorable nnd fakt.li
. jl officcr and while he is not teokhig the
c.flice his friend* want him returned.
MiV.iy Voter*.
Mr. Editor Pleaac nnpource W. T.
,f offers n* candidate for ro-olcction tp
the otllce ol MngifltrRte in Blaney, sub
ject to the rule* of th* IVinOcrutic Pri
mary* Mr. .letters !??? made 11* nn effi
cient and very toutcientions otllcer. nml
it in only reasonable to auppoec that he in
better prepared to discharge the duties. of
the oftiee for the ensuing two ynafR.
J Democrats.
FOR CORONKR.
Mr. Editor:? We hereby announce
Mr. O. J. Stewart ae a candidate for Ctyr
oner. Mr. Ktfewarl U un old Confederate
Holdier. and if elected he will eerve the
people in tbe Mine faithful manner aa h?
Mf?*d Ms country on the^ttU^ekL^
Wt) take p ons I,- in rhovvinp y n\ through our immei^o
^ stock and introducing to you all of tho noyoTUea in
/
each department, and will Hurelv convince you that is
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it it; to voir t >rm to trado vitl i;s ? -if low
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prtctiH, pretty new good a anu )>ol:to atton
j ? i? ?? ' 'sfe mBI
I i<>ii count auytbin^ with you ? ^
DRES& GOODS SPECIALS!! a
1 ji? Voile. fl.!i5 vivUhj, 9Rc ? ^
I i>c eooh Navy Blue, Bluck uild Grey Silk Mohair, (iOo,
values, atvtOc
Mereerizml Wire Twist VoU?m, black uud UuiiL colors, ^
I i. *?." -
values, at 25c yd
Sueshie Silk. Mack ami light folorn, beautiful for sbfirf
waists or suitf*. 44<: yil "
1 |>c bluok wool Huu.sU), 00 in wide, at 50c yd vjj. ;/
WHITE GOODS SPECIALS!
M
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1 lot (short lcnif^t lis) White Lawn, 15 20c values, at lOo ; ,
Mot ? " " corded and chucked Ma draft, '36 ia widfiL -
biff Y&htsft at 1*2 I -2c yd . ? -
I i >t 'si Mrf!e:i'>-.hs ) v in telSloi cerir yi V/nHfjrifp,--2?e
lit 20-5 vnr-l ' ?:::' ? v, ; : ?
i lot vCiiite Imitation Linen, for skirts or' suite, at 10c ya .
English Long Clothw, Nainsooks, Cambrics and Bleaoliingti
ttt njiocUl prices '. ?
40 in white Lawn, good (juality, at 12 l-2c .
Ginghams, Percales, Ch
lateas, etc.
BEAUTIFUL PATTKUNS AT THIS L
Ladies' and Children's
Nice lot Ladies' Ready Trimmed and
Shapes and Styles
Beautiful Lot Laces and
AT PRICES
Cash
RBMEMBER THIS!
is given with each purchase (no chance game)
good lor a pioce of China ware, or a
Storoscope and Viewt)
_? ? . < . " _ ? .
"Star Brand Shoes Are Better."
Men's, Ladies' and Children's Oxfords, Sandals or High Shoes.
??Tho best ahoo I have evfcr worn/' re whatl ? -
our cu liiers say.
FARM SUPPLIES & FERTILIZERS.
> , ? . V.
Nitrate Soda; Muriate Potash, Cotton SeedMoal, Acid and
Kainit. At lowest cash prices or on
approve I apera.
Yours Respectfully,
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P. OP. Villepiicue.ProprJfaor. . . ; v^>