The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 10, 1908, Image 3
Phone 2,
THE PURE POOD STORE
HEADQUARTERS FOR
(JOTJiJ Things~To^ Eat ? And
the Purest and Best things
To Drink.
FINE TEAS
GUNPOWDER. YOUNG HYSON, ENGL ISH
BREAKFAST, OOLONG, CEYLON AND
INDIA. BLENDED TEAS f Or K ing, iii bulk,
50c, 60c and 60c per lb. In Packages We
Have TKTLEY'S, UPTON'S, NEWTON'S.
UECGETS, PERK! WAl \ A SUNBEAM, Etc
White House Coffee Just
Received.
BRUCE & LANG.
Jwtl $?#J,
r. 1 ? 11 '?
Pc'Hd For Sale
Several buuhels of mixed yeas for
sale. Apply at this oMIce.
baluda, N. 0 ,
An ideal place for a summer ho
journ. The Marion Cottagu solicits
(Wat-class gueata. Table supplied
with bent the market affords. Rea
sonable prices.
.:/ fori. Stent.
i, ?
(louse on Lyttleton street in
Kirkwood. Electric lights and bath
room ott both floors. Apply to
Mia* Mafcy C. Watkins, Irwin Av
enue, Spartanburg, 8. C.
Camden to Huyv a First-class Lumber
Mill.
Mr. Robt Sbaud, of ' thB Uband
Builders Supply Co., of Columbia,
was iu Camdon last Monday morn
ing and while here purchased the
grounds of the old Camden Lumber
Co.. fijftar the 8. A- !>? freight de
pot. He will repair tlio old build
- Ing and will at once upon up with
a full stock of building material.
i R. R. Team, who lias large ex- i
patience in the lumber liuainesa, will
t* jn till* J"1*" 9f tha mil1, Camden
very mo oh needs jYift* such an en- I
t<*rprl?e and we predict for it much!
BUCC0SS.
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I
A Suggestion For Judge of Probate.
We beg to suggest the name of
Mr. VV. L. McDowell as a .suitable
i. m^nfor the olllce of Judge of Pro
bate for Kerahaw County. Mr.
McDowell haa always been an en
ergetic, industrious man aDd un
upright citizen. He has always
had the best interost of the Countv
at heart and haa worked for the
public good without ceasing both
personally and through his paper.
Should Mr. McDowell enter the
race Tor the offioe of Probate Judge
he deserves the hearty support of
the people. If he is elected he
will make a capable and tfflcient
ollicer. Citizens.
Camden City Lyceum.
A moat excellent Lyceum Course
? at a coat of over six hundred
dollars? -lias just been arranged for
Camden this coming winter*. The
talent for the course bus been se
cured from the Alk&heBt Lyceum
System, of Atlanta, Gift, The Al
kahest has never olfered a tiner list
than that of this season, and the
very cream of their selections ha*
boon secured for Cauideu.
The course as arrauged (s as
follows:
THE DAYS will open the course I
in .. November . Mr. Day is the
"Original Characteriet" and has}
many imitators. Mrs. Oranne Day
accompanies Mr. Day as reader y
and has demonstrated her right
recognition as a reader of rr.r?
charm. /
In December WALDEN, the
Magician, will till a number on tlj e
course.
In January ROSS CRANE giv? a
an entertainment. Mr. Crane playi ?,
sings, paints and works in cla; /,
and keep* bis audteooe up to tb e
highest pitch of attontion, ]
Sometime during the course Di .
LEN G. BROUGH TON, whose ??
utation as preacher, loeturer, i
tor, is world-wide, will speak. *?
a topio of vital interest.
In March the WILBER STAJtVt
CONCERT COMPANY -will fill
engagement.
The course will cloae in March
or April with the O'fTERBE IN
MALE QUARTETTF, COMPANY
AND BELL RINGBRS.
The Alk&hoit Iyjcsum . Syst s?n
will vouch for the excellency of tU;b?
(jourw. No cornto unity . tuj^wlie r
? lits A floer- entertainment conrs
tli an will be given here n extsea&M .
Each number will be given at >
r re House. Later In the ece* pJ ?
(or etMon tickets will V ?
Wt Pay You to Save.
There Are
Thousands of Men
and women in thin oitv to"
day who are earning excel
lent nago), but do not real*
ize any benefit from their
money, because it in Bpent
in small amount! for nouie
plousuro of the moment, rath
er than put abide to be add*
ed to teach weok or month
for a laetijig comfort.
Savin# js ihu foundation
of wealth. Put part of your
oarniuffn in *ho First* Nation
nl J3ank hi h' (ret the lull
worth of yotf efforts.
THE FIRST
NATIONAL BANK.
Camden? S. C.
W. B. DE'LOACH,
Attorney-At-Law,
CAMDEN, ,S. O.
PERSONAL
Mr. W, F. Mosetey, of Charlotte,
was in Camden this week. -v
Mth Edward Nilos of Jacftflonyille.
Fla., ia visiting relntiveB in Cftmden.
Mrs J K Hinsoc , of Antioch who
has been ill with typhoid fevei* i?
better.
Mr O G lirucft visited Biahopvillo
this week 4 He reports a most de<
lightful time
Mrs M L Sfrt moos will leave to
morrow for a tri p by steamer to New
York. She wit? take her little dsugh
tcr Maud, with the hope that she will
tie benefited try the sea breezes and
Bait air. Duriv g Mrs Simmon's ab
sence her hot* I will be in charge of
Miss. Minnie CJ arke.
N ?w , Advertisements.
We direct, yo ur attention to ths fol
lowing nf.w Advertisements which
appear in The Chronicle to-day '
First Nk^ional Hank
Jab Triv>sdeU ? Announcement.
Supervisor's Monthly Report!^,.,
... Jacob "tlirsub - ? Aufgebot .
W. R, Turutcr ? Correct Appov
tlontneu i.
* Cily of Gamden ? Ordinance.
Sherf ff's Sale.
Tax Krecutioiw.
Tti? Cannon ? I<atta Marriage.
Ust Sunday at tbe residence
M Mr Frank Benton of Monro*, N.
C , the marriage of Rev. K. M. Can
non and Mias Paulino Latta wnn
solemnized. Rev. C. A. G- Thomas,
pastor of the Baptist Church offici
ating. The marriage took place at
4:30 P. M, was a quiet home affair,
only a few of the near friends and
relatives of the bride and groom at
tending- After the oeremoay Mr.
and Mrs. Cannou caina at once to
Chesterfield and for tbe present are
at the home of Mr. aud Mrs. J. A.
Welsh.
M r. Cannon who i? well known to I
all the readers of The Adveriaer if)
n ?i fin of sterling qualities in every
reelect and hia work in journalism
and in the ministry bat always been
of, high order. The bride, tbo
daughter of the late Rev. ''A. T.
Latta, is a Christian yoang lady of
the highest ideals and by her love
ly disposition has made friends of
&1.1 who know her.
Mr. and Mrs. Cannon will make
their home at Chesterfield and the
ledltor of ^he Advertiser Joins with
their many friends here and else
where in wishing them a long and
happy Hfe.?? C hseter field xd vertiser.
[Tho bride above referred to is
a nieoe of Auditor W . F. Russell,
and ka? aoerel tinea flatted kere.
X4. Cbiftatsli.l
: A- ' p'* " 7"."' "
Notice,
The Ktfahaw y I'ltMOt will
meet M Camden (Jinn t i ) ?uhc Jul)
1 1 Htl?. 1>, ) Urucn,
I Preantont.
Thn Blttney Wootiu^
Tlie campaign meeting will l>t
lt?!d at lilaney.ou Tuesday, August
18ih. Tuiough art uniuientionai
"TgfUtUl Ibe Jili foi iLla lirmtfl|T
wai omitted in the Mat of appoint
ment* last week.
Uuiu UmII Ntfil W?m k.
A rrangeincnta have been mad*
tJ nave aevoral good gagx** of hat t
in Camden next work ()u Monday,
I'ut-aday ami Wednesday U>? Co
lumbia Mechanics . will play lU?
local team. Good gauie* uiay be
expected.
No Preaching.
On account of the absence of the
pastor there will ho do pruanhl ng in
tbo baptist Citurch op Sunday.
I'here will, however, be a conference
of the Church at l'i o'clock and tht
regular Sunday school services al
5 o'clock p. m.
To Build 8ooq.
Quito u number of new residences
?re hood to be eroded in Camden.
Mr#, J. V, Hay aud Mm James
Team and Messcia K. A. Sal mood,
S. M. M ?il. in, H . 0 , Singleton, I1,
It. Alexander, Joe Lewis, Gun
Hirsch and 0. K. Lowia are some
who will build in tbo near fulure.
The Law Against Killing Foxes.
The following la tbo Act paused
at the last session of the Legisla
ture to prohibit the destruction of
foxes In certain counties of the
State :
Suction 1. He it enacted by the
General Assembly of t lie State of
South Carolina, that in tho coun
ties of York, Union, Cheater field,
Kershaw, Darlington, Lexington,
Lee and Sumter, it shall be unlaw
ful to shoot, trap, kill or take in
any manner, any fox between the
15th day of February and 1st of
September of auy year hereafter,
under a penalty of not more than!
#25 .00 or thirty daya imprisonment (
Death in Manning of a Mexican War !
Veteran Who Wua Born In Cam- j
den * j
Manning July 3 Mr. Ransom,
L. Logan, the oldest man living in
this vicinity, died today in the 91st
year of his age. He was a native'
of Camden, hut had lived in this!
county for a number of years. Mr.j
Logan was both a ""Mexican and
Confederate war Veteran, and up to
last week was a* active und vigorous !
aH a man of much younger years. |
He was twice married, aud leaves (
his second wife, four eons aud twoj
daughters Tbo remains of tiiadv-j
ceased will be interred iu the Man
ning cemetery at 11 o'clock torn or- j
row.
Money To Loan.
I am prepared to make loans on ap
proved security of lleil Estate In Ker
shaw County on terms to suit borrower.
\V. M. SHANNON,
Attorney at Law.
Caiudeu, H. C., Nov. lf>. 1906.
Entrance Examination, i
The achotarahip and entrance examina
tion for Winthrop and Oleroson College
will be held July 3rd, beginning at 9
o'clock.
No one will be permitted to enter af
ter examination begin* beennRo tl.u firnt
period lasts twentv minutes only
\V. B. TL'ttNKK.
Supt of Education
Jun 20? 2ti
AufgobotHliato No. 589.
AUFOKBOT.
Es wird zur allgetneincn Kennt
nia. gebracht das.
1. (lor Kaufman Jacob Hirseh. Wo
fiqhaft in Camden, S. C., Boho dee
voratorb. ...KaufmauB Leopold
Hiraoli und soin?r yor&torh Ee
fian Henrietta gob Fried, beide
Zulotzt Wohnbaft in Mam}?t;
2 die Clementine Hirscb ohnc Heruf
VVolinbaft in F.ankfurt a | main |
Dochtcr, dee verst IJriwalier0
Hermann Hirscb Zulctzt wohnlialt
iu Frankfurt u j main und aoiner
voretorb Ehcfrau Caroline. Oeb
Mayer zul. Wolmiiaft in Sodeu.
die Ehe raitcinanter eingelien
vrollcn. ,
Die Bekauntmachung don Au
fgebotB hat in den ftemeimlon
Frankfurt am Main and Camden.
zu gehcbebcn.
Camden. S. C., Jnly 3, 1908.
Announcements.
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
Mr. Editor : ? P1ch80 announce Hon.
John G. Kicharda art a candidate for re
election the Houuo oj Representative#.
Mr. Richards' servient to tne State and
County?are too well known to ba men
tioned here, suffico ?t to say that Kershaw
eotinty cannot afford to do without him
in the l egislature and he MUST be re- j
turned. Many Friends.
The frionds of Capt. M. L. Smith here-'
by announce bini a c andidate for the Ley.
Inlature. As ?l-?penker of the liouao
his influence among the members is
powerful and hln words upon thu floor of
th? House will oarry great w*ight. His
intimate knowledge of parlimentary lav
and practice and Ins familiarity with the
conduct of affairs in the llouee will eata
ble him to do very much to secure the
sssiu"' ? *"? " asvor
1
: Announcements.
I r. S SKNAUT,
1 ) t(i ttlil.OIJWi III C4tl'h'I??'V fill
! i|ty l'iiii?i{ s|.nlf; NeuuU iu thr .*!?{?? . 4Uli
j iiiK I *?? 111 oi* t *?u?' I'nuihiv Kiui t i4'*|iot't
: Iv 1 1 (iv?J H<l|?|???lt or, till' l)linil(llt(j| I
VOi^M i)( Uii-.St.ll.-, u R)|t!l. I
Fj?K CONjj^UjvbiS^
?^cTi'tiy iU)il7-unco Ti'Wi r HH ? 'twill.
('oiiijios itotii %}??? Kifili lliMrirt
? mi iu>*rlf to tlio ntniili I
li.i! I)i'ui<? ru:ii' I'riiiidt v
TboAf B, Huilt-r.
Wc lil t* ;.Uliiu|l>.?ii (ti lUltl '>?'U ?* l?
I iiil? v n ??? u 1 I ill u l (' t"r r?> clrrlivii <??
Ci)ir,H' * ituiijvci l<? (lit* ?r?iou 0| the
Dciijorrttiir primary el?*c?iuo.
FOR isO^U'I l oll
Wo hftirhy Mr, 11. R. t'h.rke
tk nmdtrtute forHofiriior of ttie Fifth Join
ci*l OilflUii. Uis utility ?nd experii weo
as h lawyer eminent!/ 'lit him foi tho |m>
sition. lliii powers us an advocate h?v?
beep HtirOest fully demonstrated and tlu?
CQtlplod Willi llit) ft'AI )('?? tU'DN in 111** dlH
? ? ? i h t u** of duly v ill roryaiimnd ) ? int Ig
tho unbiased voter* of this district. \N o
fci*l thattfii* popular ulloriii f v*ill ? ?? f< ev I
credit upop hi* County and iSim?- it ?*Wt*
ed. 1 Muny Kil' iiiU.
I hstvhy announce myself a candidate
for tli** officv of Solii iini of iki* I- t!ili In
dicia! Circuit , subject t ? the rnlos (>f tho
I leuiOCratic primary Mini |>lr<ite?ntf my
self to s?i|>purt the nominee thereof.
W. Hampton Cobb
I hereby aunouuiT myself i; oumiidato
'or Holicitm for the i ilih Ji.divlsi Oir
cuit, Subject It) (lit- I .oik.' of I III? Demo
cratic puiuai). Geo. It. Rcmberl.
I ait) a candid.'tt"'to succeed inveslf **
Solicitor of the Fifth .1 ?.nlio??*l ? iicuit ami
will obey the rules of the Democratic
|>?rty. Christie Hi rtt'l.
TOWNSHIP < JO M M I HS K ) N Kit
Mr. Editor;*? We toko pleasure in an
nouming tl,i? naiut'.of !< W Sutton *? a
candidate for Township IWomUfdoupr for
WaUrec Township, subject (o tho r..ies of
the piliuary olt't tloii. Mo 1 properly lo
(\itt?l, find dill v qualified. and will "render
iliu people good service.
Dcmoc'its.
Mr. Kdilor I'leaso unrtounoe Ml R.
B. Klilnfi w li?> has siways made business
a siieeesb, a candidate for Township
Commissioner for DoKalb Township, lie ?
is heartily endorsed by liin club
Mr. Editor : -I'leasn announce Mi.
Anion West s? a candidate tor Township
Commissioner of Huffalo Township. Me
irwoII <|tiftiifh'd for the fnisliiou. Ilo has
filled the Masistrate's "tlice for fix
yearn to the ??ntirr satisfaction of nil and i
if he should leceivo tho nomination for '
Township Commissi one;, the pooph' would !
have h faithful servant Many Voters.
Wo (.tike pleasure in uoitiiiiHtiug Mr. !
II. T, Johnson for the. position of Town !
ship Commissioner for tho Central part'
of nullah) Township. Voter*. i
Mr. Editor:? Please. anuotuicc Mr. S. t
C. Hone a* n candidate for Township!
Commissioner of I lat Jhv.k Township ?
Mr. R oho i h h thorough and successful'
huai ucHH man and that i* tho Wind lliej
county uood? in thaioftlcc, Voters. ]
1 lo-rel'V uuoonn.!.' i!iy?eil r.s ? r?nd - |
da:.- f.jt l'o? nshif) t'oinioii-'ont-t t>t Mnf-i
faio Township snbjeot to tln> nilr?; j
eriuuK tho t'emot ratH* pntinty.
W. K Elliott.
Mi Editor.; ? I'lonse announce Mi ?l K
I luio mood at n eandi?'ate ' f >r Towuxhip
Coinrafssioner for Flat l ( < <-k t ?wnt?hip
If elected ho will make a fiithfui inoin
ber of the Hoard.
i j
Mr. E?litoi i-.-Pieane atinoiinoe Mr. I>
ir Fletcher for the office of ( Yinimtfodom r
for Plat Hock Township. Mr I'Meteher
:s one of our rery bent men and is tho
man for the place. II is Krichil^
I hereby announce myself n candidate
for r? election fv?r Township <?omnHioner
for tho North- Woatorn .Section of Flat
Hock Township, Hut>j^ct to the inles of
the flemocraiic prinuitv.
U. C. JoliOH.
FOR sr. I'KHVISdH,
I hereby announce invself u e.indidAte
for re-olection to the oflict of County fiu
pervif?or. Since havinir the office I have
tried to discharge my duly faithfully and
conscientiously utj I .saw it, and if re
elected, will continue to give to the
county niy very beat services.
M. C. West.
I'he many friends ol the Hon. D. M.
Hethuue hereby announce his name for
the important position of Countv Super
finor. Mr. Bettmne i* tno well known in
Kerslinw County to need any Introduc
tion or recommendation.
Many Friends.
Mr. Editor:? This will announce that
Mr. J. M. So well has definitely decided
to outer the race foe County Superriaor.
Mr. Sowell's koo>1 work on our roads end
bridges, and the very excellent manner
in everr particular in whioh he formerly
Gllcd this office, all deuiAnd that ho
should bo returned to it. Justice.
FOR AUP1TGR,
Feeling that W ateree township should
bo represented amonn tlie County offi
cert. we be(( to offer as our candidate for
Auditor, Mr. Mannes R. Rabon. Mr.
Rftbon is well known throughout the
county and the b??st recommendation he
can offer in his behalf is t l>e vote ){iven
him four yearn ngo bv those votori who
know him beet. The vote ^iven him for
Auditor in 1901 in Wateree is Ida best
testimonial. We offer him for this office
knowing that if elected he w ill make as
good and ellicient an Auditor a? tho
county ?ver had.
Voturs of Wateree Township.
At the sol icitation of numerous friends,
and it being in accord with my own
wishes, I lierebv announce myself as a
| candidate for County Auditor and re
spectfully solicit the support of iny
frifeDds throughout the co Jul v. promis
ing, if olei te^l. to discharge the duties of
tlie ofhue faithfully and impsrtiallv ns I
have done in the past. W. F. Hunsell.
FOR COKONKK.
Mr, Kdit?>r : ? We hereby announce
Mr. C. ?!. Stewart a i a candidate lor Oor
I filler. Mr. Stewart it an old Confederate
soldier, and if fleeted be will serve the
people in Ylie aame faithful manner as he
?orvtd his country on the bal Ue-field. .?
Many Friends.
Mr. Editor: ? Pleate announce Mr. G.
! R. Clements aa a candidate for the of
fice of Coroner. Wo feel sure thflt Mr.
Clement# is the rijjht man fnr the place.
His FrUnd*.
Mr. Editor : ? Please arftiouncc Mr. M.
V* I(uek?be? a* a camlidato for Coroner
Mr Huckabee it a moat deserving nird ca
pable youoc man and if elwled he can
alwayt be found at the county aeai ? (lie
Importance of which we all real 1*?
r k&tT Fritfldl
Announcements.
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|-OK ? l.KK H or' CO I KT.
1 ^'t'lrtbv lUUiOaijC n?va? K m> h r?!nh
'Jhio for 1 v oI^otiuM to ? !>?? <? tli? *?< of CK'tk
ot Opux ("i* k??r?hnw Comity. t*.? ,
tin rui??? guvti n?i?j{ M>*> l>nuucn;tio I'll- I
?Usiry ' I. V', I J MU?f It
K<?tt TKKASUKKH.
-jAi'i" i'u sattat Aiisjuiiug^' Liai3fliuiiig.|
its o' Kvi h.iw ruUUty lut\? tin* |
in l Ik- put' I hih'by ?uquuocm v h?*Ii ai
<-?!?' I i?)n <-?' for lion i*? ilit* .itji'H of 1
1 rc:thiii > r, rtlHlikil'U Uty Iiu'iuU 111 a>l- ,
v.?i ro f r liny ?u|>|>. <i,t > nuty tflVt me
iu lhv? 1 1 1 1 1 k priumy ??!? rii..i?, I am '
V<?ry mil*, l? M Mr<o?lull.
1 on mu:kim .
Mr. V.di'or ? ?? At she nrj't 'tl iciju<>t ??f I
in#:.' or us v friend and having ?ivt ? tin
*ub<? <M do* ?? :i. ! I.,i vc <!? ?? t ? ' ?>?J
in aiuiviiiK i* 1 1 ? v ? v* > > lor t i i? i tli <??' nt slit'?.
iiT < f 'Hie Count v ' t lo t ),< i of
1 tl*?? Doniut i?ti? pally. I fujutfrtl u?y
ft .iMuif i<? iu*ti>t inn u!i (tu-y can. U-iti^
.i?:<iiro,l iljiit I wilt <i| ci'iaU all Uivy do
f'?r iiu , -,y Ki-si.i.v ifii.liy,
I! 15 \\ 1 1| ? miijh,
hditut 0;?ttnlt<u t'ltrooudo:
I ?i-?* i Mr ?At Hi.* fdicitalton < ? f ( r i *> 1 1 ? ! n
I h?*iyliv |Hi" _ti? ???* i ??#* ii?v?.?lf ii c for
tin' oflliv u? SI if li 11 of l\?in!i*vs f unity
rtiinjupt t ? th< riiU-M ^iA'eiiHf^ tin.*
Ui'iMltc pruiKuy.
<> a < ( < > tv> >f ? ?.
I hert,l>y aiinounoti myself ks m cutidi'
d.tl?r for rc election to t li?? otllco ot Slti'tifl
of K?r>liHw I 'unly. Mibji ct to the iuJch
ci tin' I tiiinn rutii- I'l iiamy If clf^tixl, I
['!?'< I l/l' lavtcit t" flucl'.HT <*J tld' dllti?*N of
i??k* < ?ilK?* Uitlifully and itiipai tiuMy , n* I
liiu ?? doiiv in tin pft <i .
.1 S. Tram limn,
Mr. iloitor; PIcam* njinounri* Mi. T,
it. Clylmrn ?a u candidate for Sl???riilr of
K.'riliuw county. Mr. t'ivlutrn in ti
y ? ?u 1 1 1? in i.i 1 1 of *t?rling hikI if
tli'cliul 1 1 o will till I ho otllco fnillifully
ami without fi-nr or luvor.
Munv Friend*,
" A Kit con# tilei iu^ dm oolicilHi ion* of i
n_i v finnd* i Iihvh concluded to announce
jny. i If h l ud.l.tUU' tor thy office of Slier
iff of Jvt'nlniw county, yuhject to the
ru;< t and rcgulatiujm oi tin p iumiv ileiv
riun. J . Hilton,
Thw will iiunonnpi* my <'iuul nfio'v for
Ho* iiutitiu.it ion for Sltcrifl of Kcrtdia w
county, I ant fairly will known u> tlm
votci.-of tin) county, and till flixnk yon
nil t o i your support in tlio coutjuj! pi i- |
iijtvry election. If nominated and idect- ;
- (I, I will glvd you the ?><.'?( biovito in |
my po*er. Very tnilv,
W. \V. If il?kttl"'??. ]
KUKSUPT. OK KDT'.'A Tit >N.
At t.lio ?olicitntion of fiie.flVttl in various
it v'K'HH >'f t h?* 'county. I hereby announce
Hi \ *??*! f a eamliilttle loi tim nl!let? of Su
perintendent of Education It le'ininaU'd j
and vieeted 1 will devote in v time und J
auch y ftn 1 may popse^- to the .In-;
lit:- of! he ollioe, and will f ?* i"ii?*> tl y en- ?
1 deavnr mti U ?- you tin i.iv< ptiibl. oilirn. \
I llHVfl lilt expel ieili'U ill l.t'A.'ll VCJITH ill ,
nit u. ill .it-jn adu cfrlti lii'Hi e. Itn- I
Np'tifitll.v soliciting vfiii ?uffrnjtf.M, and
V? I ?* ? I K i ?i V iiiv*eif to tihtde. tiie re?ult of the
primary election, tup) to >?USiput thi, ii<un
inee thereof Very Trulv,
Mrlvtnxii
Mi'.- Ivhtwr : ? Complying ? i * t < tin
, ? isin-s ..f {lie Cit.i/en;i ?.f Kershaw coun
ty who h?vt< mo loudly Hijj?t??-Meti oiy |
, name foi the ollice ol ttupt. "I K ltn ul miii j
(??I ker*-lmw comity, I hereby aijuuuiice
MivBCtf ? iMnliJu.t for :--ji i<l uthce, and
pledge iii)??'lf (.5 ili^chgrKC my dutieH
f.ttiliMiiiy and to ab.do tho result of the
Democratic pnmur> election.
Very Ke*ps0fuli}\
1 h P. (j. M iiotiiDon.
1 We. the frienda ol Mr. W. it. Turner.
| dr. lift i-l ?\ announce him a candidate for
re-eleet ion for Supl. of Education. Ho
tins devoted hi* entire tirae to the oIKec
and the supervision of schools. Bv his
fnithiul etfortsto procure m??re competent
ainl )n*!|i i ipialified teaohuin. wo beliuvo
!ut has greatly aided sn Imild ii^; tip the.
schools of tin* erninty. We believe with
lib experience, if re-eleototl;. lie will con
tinue to ?ive ua K0<>(i ?ervice.
. Many Friends.
KUtt MAr.lMHAT?-:
Editor Chronicle : -
.Fleuau announce Mr. P. I. McNuu/'h
tr>n ;i3 a candidate for Magistrate in (ho
Western Jiulf of Buffalo Township. subject
to rules governing the Pemocratk1 Pri
mary. II in Friends
Mr. Editor : ? Please Announce the
name of Mr. .T. P. McDowall* as a candi
ilu(? for Magistrate for DeKalb Township.
\V lien he was in office before he made a
splendid Magistrate and we want to hod
him there again. Many Friends.
Mr. Kditor: ? Please announce the
name of Mr. II M.Fincher as a ?candi-'
date for it-election to the office of Magis
trate for DeKalb township. Mr. Fincher
has made an honest, honorable and faith
ful officer and while he is not seeking the
office hiu friend* want him iciaincd.
Ma.jy Voter*.
Mr. Kditor: ? Pleaae announce W. T
Jeffera as a candidate for re-eleotion to
the office oi Magistrate in Blaney, eub
ject to tlio rules of thf* Democratic Pri
mary. Mr. .Tcflers ha? made dm an effi
cient anu very conscientious officer. and
it is only reasonable to suppose that ho ia
better prepared to discharge the duties of
the office for the en-uiing two year*.
Democrats.
Mr Editor : ? Please announce the
name of Mr. J. A CiriKsby as a candidate
for Magistiate. in the uppert* township of'
Wateree. Mr. Grigsby is the ri?ht man I
fur tho office. A Friend, j
This will announce to the voter# and'
my friends in I >e K. a 1 V> township that I
am a candidate for tho position of Mag
isirats in said township with office at
Camden. The duties of thin office are
not new to mo as 1 have tilled u similar
position in another township with satis
faction to the people. 1 will feci grate- |
ful for any support given inc. and if nom I
inated will serve yon to the be*t of my |
abilitv. Thomas Gardner. j
I
We. the friends and constituents of L. j
W. Oopeland, reposing t ho utmost conf
idence in his sterling qualities and busi- 1
I ness ability, respectfully submit his |
| name as n candidate fo? tlie office ofj
i .Magiatmlc at Bcthune. 8. C Mr. Cope* j
land has held this offiee for a
[ nnmbcr of years with orttire sat
isfaction tu bis constituents H?dlev?
I iny that the man v ho coroos out beat at I
! law is worsted, he ha? endeavored to
quel! all perfronul matters which carue up
before him. I( elected be will continue
the same straightforward course.
Voters.
Mr. Editor: ? Please announce Mr. J.
! (i . Muuii us a candidate for Magistrate
for tho West side of Buffalo Township.
Mr Muni' is well qualified for the office,
having six years experience us a consta
ble.
Voters of the West Side
of Buffalo Township.
The many frit nils of Mr Janjen Tinea
dell bfi?by announce him a candidate
for re-election to the office of Magistrate
(or lluflftln Township nosr Westville.
Mr TruesdeiPs large, experience In the of
fice *aaineuUy qualifies him for th? place
He certainly la the right man in the
ttgMi plM#. u
The ]tflopth of dupe
BARGAINS BARGAINS'
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"Tor The Genuine Article"
Gojvie To The
Silt Edge Store!
f * _ t I
We have decided to "Slash" the
price on nearly everything in our
immense stock
F()R
Every article named below is way
below value and we only give a few
of the many rare Bargains that you
will find here:
7 8 Sea Island Ga yd worth 8 1 3
1000 yd 36 in white Lawn, short IcngtliH, 10c, 12 12a, 15c valuoa At 6 1 2ar
15 pc light colored Cottou Suitings 30 in 15c values at lOo yd
All of our 12 1 2 ami 15c Giugliainu going at 10c
" " " 10c . " - '* 8 1 3o
" " " 12 1*2 ami 15c Percales reluoed to lOn
1 lot ilgurod Lawn 10 and 12 I -2c valuco at 8 l-3c
Big lot Lbcoh al Ac yd
40 in White Lawn 15c value, reduced t<> 10c
Big lot Kuibroidory at reduced prices
36 iu Whlto Corded and Checked Madras, 15o goods reduced to lOo yd
Children's ready made Dresses 25o and 50c
All of our ready-to-wear Hats at roducod ptico
Ladies' Mualin Undorwoar at Slaughter Prices
1 lot Cotton Voile 15c vnlifo reducod to 7 1 2c yd
1 bale plaid Homespuu id fie yd
1,000 yd (ibort lengths) 4 4 Bleach and Carubrio 12^ and 15c value at 8$o
Ladico Calico Wrappers at 49c >
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1 lot bleached Table Damask (abort lengths) full width reducod to 48c yd
Turkish Bath Towels at 10c each
| 1 lot Silk Mullfl evening shades '25c to 35c valuo at 16 2 So yd
Come and Look and compare our
Prices with Others.
Yours Respectfully,
The Famous Gilt Ege Store.
P. T. Villopitrue, proprietor.