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THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE II. I). Nile* and > .. ... ?. / Publisher*, K. N. McDowell . ... ) l'uhl 1 . 1 u 1 1 every Frl/fay it t HOP No llroml ,S|ri??(( mix) entered at the (1mn <Wn postolllce an aocbnd class mull mut ter. I'rlee J H*r Hinuim, $1.00, ' "-V. ' ' . '.r. 1# Wo are tflud to receive communlca t toiiM of a reasonable length, but an Important condition of their publica tion Ih that they shall In all canea- he accompanied hy t li<* -? f II 1 1 name and ?xaot address of Ihe Homier. Obltu ? rht*, resolutions of respect, and church notices will not be charged for. Mat ters of purely a personal nature will he charged for at ihe rule of live cents ? line. WblHkoy or patent medh'li'ie advertisements will not he accepted* at, iitiy price, llatOH for display adver I Using ipado known on application. Onimleo, H. C? Friday, March 10, l!Hf?, The question "What will Uncle Nam do l?i (lie mailer of Hie Infest Mexican outrage?" Is on every tongue. A semi oitlela I dispatch from Merlin to Ihe Associated I'res'H staler thai Germany has declared herself In a m til I o of war with Portugal- The de claration enumerates a- loiig aeries of hreaehm of neutrality, chief anions them being tho seizure of Interned Ucrma ii vessels. The citizens of ('amden ami the comity generally will he glad to learn that Mr. ll ,1. Shannon has re col red notice of his re appointment as postmaster at this place. This means that then* will Is* no change in the 'of. lice force at tin* post office. They are all a clever and a<K'omodatlng set and Llie citizens would not welcome a change. | It will he good news to the |M>ople of < 'amdcn to know that a veneer manufacturing company will bo l<? catod here at an early date. Nothing helps a town tnoro. tliim a number of Hinall manufacturing enterprises. The real <?Ntnto business In an<l around Camden linn boon unusually active In the past few weeks and we hear of a good many more changes to be made 111. Wliy Pricey Have Advanced. The Chronicle In Common with all printers, has received the notice print <sl helow. showing an Immediate ad vance of from 'JO to 'J r>* | mt cent, on printing paper stocks. To The Trade. Since mir notice of advances In prices tinder date of Fob. 1SIJ0. quo tations from the mills have again ad vanced. We are compelled to with draw all previous quotations and until further notice will accept all orders <>n | basts of 1.1ST PHICK. 1*1.1 S 'JO per, cent . < >n tiewspaper there l> an a<l i vamv of 10 cents per 100 pounds. Also the following advances on col . ored goods will he added t?? list prices before taking into consideration the "Plus 'Jl) per cent." f? per cent, on all colored papers lisltsl over loc ll>. lo per cen t . <>n all cohered papers listed at' H?c lb. and less. r? ivr cent, on all colored envelopes, o per cent, on all colored cardboard and brlstols. From reliable sources of Informal Ion we are led to believe that our count r\ is f:t?"l HIT a paper famine, due l<> lua blllty to secure raw materials a n ? 1 in grod louts necessary in the mauufac ture of paper, and relief within the next few mouths is very remote To say the least. the situation I- ?.erl??u? j Yours very trulv. 1'. W. WH.SC ?N PAPKK IM. j Richmond. Va.. Feb. 'J.'5. 1!?li5. Advocates Kural Credit System. j Mr. Stevenson, in his race fur Con- I gross. advocates a rural credit as tern. In the S. >;i t h, t hree fourths uf the people are f.u incrs. .The great hanUnu' law put through by this ad mini.st ration made some provision for f:irmer?, but none for the man who Iims to buy his land and needs long credit on it. Six months K the loud est credit he can i;e{ under that law. There >honbl have been a land credit system embraced in it whereby a man could got a long credit and low rate of interest on real estate and enable him to buy. or red??ein. a home Why was it not passed with t tie balance of the hilt? adv. ITS 1)1 KM PLANS NKW PLANT Fifty Engineers I nying Out Site for Station on Waterce. Wtr.n^boro, March 4.? Though a veil of censorship prevails concern ing the aeti\ities of the Duke in terests . which recently purchased large tracts of land in thU county, dcflnlte information has Iwn received that about r?o civil engineers are at work in the vicinity of Wateroo river for the purpose of laying out n site for a new hydroelectric plant and subdividing the big holdings, it Is sup posed. T. W. Ruff of Rock ton. one of the most successful ami nuxlern farmers In the upj>er section of the State, has accepted a position as general man ager of the Duke farms in this county It is rumored that further property will be acquired by these parties shortly. This new enterprise will add to the resources of Fairfield In numerous ways, populating- a part of the county which is at present sparsely j>eopled. Capt. Allen Jones of Columbia 1< suffering from a paralytic stroke and his condition Is critical. I,. II. C.unnells, a white man, escaped from tho state j>eniteotiary Sunday. Ho was held on the charge of breaking Into a Columbia store. ? ? ' 1 .'<r From Other Paper*. Homo of our esteemed eOnt.emporiirl?# are doing a lot .free ti ? I v?j r t fx! i ik? or rolse a ro breaking IJhcIc taw by iMvt putting tin? Ilftl*? oaballstlc nlgu m?^v" at t h?^ bottom of "reading null tor.'* Hotter )>?> careful about f? >??IJ with (nolo Sum. Newberry UbkorVer, Wluil lit' I|0|10H. HI(ioo the war begun wo lioar of maiiy thing* t lu* t Ml'e gMtlog scarce and If tho war lasts fong we will not In* able Jo gel nt Hll! All such ovIIh mo altribulod to tin* (Jermans and several 'lays ago when Mrs. .James Kill undertook to give her hoii, KK'b nrd, a good 1 1 oho of oaator oil, by way of consolation she told bill) that If the (loriiimiM did > not stop lighting hooii there would not ho any morn oil and Ihls would likely ho tho last dose ho would have to take. IjMchard gavy 11 hint: I vr h and remarked that ho "hoped tlioy would light on forever," thereby wishing g<M>d luok on nil other little hoys of future generations. Abbeville Press and ituuner. If we know that a groat big man. n lined with it pair of hrtl-'ts knuekx la getting ready to Jump on us you oati hoi your sweet life that wo will got a crow har before ho geH horn. That'a preparedness. York News. Tho Club Roll*. Tho News has hoon asked whether new club rolls 'would he re<pdred for voting lu tho primaries to ho hold during tho approaching summer. Ac cording to the rule* of (lie I>eino c ratio party, which have hoon given tho power of law hy the Ooheral Aa nemhty, tho club roll a inusl he made over each election year. That section of tho rules pertaining to this point Is hero given ; "Hooks of enrollment for Voting In primary elections shall ho opened hy the secretary of each club, or hy I ho enrollment committee as herein after provided, on or ? before the second Tuesday in Juno in each elec tion year. - - - Euch applicant for en rollment shall in person write upon the club his full name, etc." ? (ireon* vlllo News. When we read th<?. proceedings of the Month Carolina Legislature wo ?annot keep from thinking of a llttlo incident- which Is said t<* have hnjH ?teued :n N'< rth Carolina not so very very long ago. A member of the <oiith Carolina Legislature and a North ('".ollnlan were arguing about the greatness of their respective states said: "Well how is It that North Car ollua has to maintain two asylums for Its mentally unbalanced i?eople. while South Carolina has only one asylum?" "Well." repled the Tar Heel, "up hero we send all otir crazy, t e? pli to the asvlurn. whlh* down .'i; ^outh Carolina what the asylum won't hold you send to the Legislature.-? Pickens Sentinel. The IHshonest Debtor. "A man may bo in debt and yot be perfectly honest. for tin* payment of his debt In definitely planned and prac tically certain. And a man may be In v? ?lved beyond bis ability now or ever to pay, fur bo may be a victim of lut.s 'ortnne.and bo in no way responsible for his plight. Hut for tbe man who ,'nts deliberate! y into dobt with no ex ; io?-tation or Intention of paying, there! ?an bo nothing but just anathema i Npurgoou had a vital message about _:oing in.to debt : "Some people* who j ia\e a dollar coming will spend live: ? n the strength of It. which does not ' ioloii g to them. Sueh a person Is both ; unwise and dishonest. 'Cut your eoat , i . ?? -i ?rd i ntr to your ? ? I ? ? t h * Is sound ad , v ire. Imt cutting other people's eioth ' \ running into ? i? ?! ? t is as like thiev lug as foiirpense is like a goat. If I ?neant to be rogne I would deal in ma i tine stores, or be a pettyfogging law , \ or. <>r open a 'loan otltoe or go out i ??ieklng poi krN : but I would seorn tin ! rty art of getting into debt without j :he prospect of being able to pav ! !Vebtor> can hardly help being liars. ?r they promise to pay when the} .now they cannot, and when they have !e up a lot of false excuses the} r:>;nise again, and so they lie as fast - a hor^e can trot.' '* ? niblloal He Third \Y eek .Jurors. I.. W. Atkinson, Planey ( ? ?. Itobin>on. Cassatt .1 K. Phillips. Camden .1 M. (lardner. Westville Kddie ltabon, I.ugofT T? .1 Jackson. I.ugofT \V. A. Hoykin. Hoykin ? 1\ H. Fields. Cassatt W. I.. (Jaskin. Westville II. R. I.ang. Camilen A. II. Wiiiiams, t.ugotl J. W. Catoe. Cassatt II. C*. Hall, I.uekmuv S. H. Moseley, Westville J. 11. Moseley. Camden W. P. Sowell. Kershaw A. T. Huekabec. LugofT John J. Workman. Camden A II. ITInson, Camden \T. A. MeI>owell, Bethunc W. C Salmond. Camden I,. A. Hasty. Camden C. IV MeCa skill. Camden <*. F. Watts. I.ugofT J. M. S|?ears. Westville T. T. Trnesdale. Camden I>. L. Phillips, Kershaw H. 1?. Croft. Camden Thos. Pranham. I.ugofT W. T,. M. Stokes. I.ucknow A. J. Baker. Camden F. S. Williams. Kershaw J. I.. Itlnson. T.ugofT II. C. McCoy. Westville K. I- Perry, Blaney W. M. Cauthen, Kershaw City Registration Notic?. State of South Carolina County of Kershaw Notice Is hereby given that tbe books of registration of the City of Camden will be oj>en In the drug store ! of Zernp A DePfts< for the registration | >'( tbe namw of tho qualified electors therein on the -I t h day of March lftlft and remain open continuously for flf i teen ( 1T?> days to the ISth day of March 1916. Inclusive. Jas. R. IWxviohe Supervisor of Registration of City of Camden. 4C-47 TtyO HIIOW8. | (.'uburu'a Mlmdrel* tturi HUlie. Clifford . I'loftaMd |4trgo Audiwioii. , Messrs. Hchl?s|iurg and l>t>I-oaohe managers of thv C#u|Uoi? opera house, Iwvo the thank* of their patron* for fu rnl^htiiK several high claw enter I II I It IIM'II (s i ll tile t feW WOOks. Co hum's | >< >| >11 hi r mlnst rcls was tfto offer I UK for Tuesday evening. and too pro* sen ted (lu? best show of his many visits to ('a union, lie has boon making Cam (lt'ii for tlu? pant 'JO years or more. Wednesday night Hllllo Single Cllf fori I with Ills hand of musical non sense kepi t ???? leo|He In it roar of lauKkler the entire evening. 1 1?> has with h | in this year Nick (Jlynn, the favorite hlaek face comedian and mu sical prodigy. Also Miss Mae Collins, the clever Irish linpersoua tor and tile Weston sinters, excellent musicians. Altogether It was the cleanest- enjtor talnment seen oh the Camden stage In many years and everyone was high ly pleased. Hill|e was also Ihero with a line of stnlT to make you laugh. This excellent company will he wel coined to ('amden on its return. The attendance at the two last shows was good. Tribute of Kespect. Whereas, It has pleased our Heavan ly Father to take from our midst, to her home above, our sister Mrs. Nan cy Myers. The Missionary Society of the Camden Itaptlst Church of which she was a l?elovod 'member. Resolved: 1st. That while wo bow In humble submission to the will of Cod we feel with deepest regret thnt this sbclety has lost one of Its mo?t faithful and devoted members. '2nd. We know she has entered the glorious life reserved for the children of (Jod. ,'lrd. That our sincere and hearts felt sympathy be extended the family, commending them to (Jod's care. 4th. That a copy of these resolu tions be recorded In our minute book and a copy be sent to the Camden Chronicle. Mrs. S. K. (toodalo Mrs. Walter 1'arker Mrs. .las. 11. Clybum Committee*. ' , Loralne, (>., March I: ? "Children are trouble somet lines, but they are the sort of trouble |I welcome," -today i said Mrs. Mary rrunchnlckl, mother of sixteen boys and girls. (Correct.) Her eldest child Is 22. and the young est two are* twins, the months old. Besides caring for the children aud doing all her own housework, ' Mrs. Prunehnieki acts as a police court in terpreter whenever the call. Pave Evans, a half-witted exhorter. kllIoU.il ehalngang overseer no ar Kin gton, N. C? and made his escape, last week. A few days lator ho k il led a momhor of a posse who was looking Cor h iiii. Friday afternoon, Kvans was lot 'at I'd at the home of li is wife, 12 miles from Kinston, ami was shot to .loath by K. l?. House after the crazy negro had tired two shots at the of ficer. CIVIL CASKS ItKFORB COURT Following is the roster of the civil ??>urt next week : Monday, March 13. I >r. F. A. Coward vs. Kershaw Coun ty. W. Royd Kvans. L. T. Mills, plain ;i(Ts attorneys; KirRland & Klrkland u>r defense. R. Frank Kelly vs. \V. L. Clyburn. Mel.eotl vS: Honnis. plaintiffs attorneys. 1>. Mel>onald vs. Rarueh-Nettlos Co. I.. T. Mills, plaintlfTs attorney; W. B. lel.oach, for the defense. John \Y. Ingram vs. Seaboard Kail way. J. (\ Massey ami W. R. de l.oaeh, plaintiffs attorneys. Tuesday, March 11. Llilie V. Holland vs. Western Union Telegraph Co. \V. It. dcLoach for plaintiff; Nelson & (iettys and <L. T. Mills, for defense. Robert It. Team vs. Western Vnion Telegraph Co. R. IV Clarke for plain tilT; Nelson & (iettys and L. T. Mills for the defense. Wednesday, March 15. T. M. lloneyeutt vs. W. A. Edwards, ni.ikeno.v & Williams for the plaintiff; \V. It. doLonch for the defense. J >"ivM<jnn F.nmhpr f'n v<? T T flnlAfj. It. It. Clarke for plaintiff. Wm. Latta vs. Seaboard Hallway, Klrkland & Klrkland and W. 15. de Ixmeh for plaintiff. Thursday, Maxell 16. Anna Sehlosburg vs. Laurel Smith, et. al. L. A. Wittkowsky for plain t i fT ; W. It. deLoach for defendants. Franklin It. Cator, et. al., vs. Mattie Gerald, er. al. Klrkland & Klrkland for plaintiffs; L. A. Wittkowsky for de fendants. L. .7, .Tone* vs. Seaboard Railway. E. J. Rest for the plaintiff. Friday, March 17. J. J. Ptinlap vs. Seaboard Railway. F. J. Host for plaintiff. John Henry" Ifarrell vs. John Ilin son. W. R. deLoach for the plaintiff; I. C. Hough and C. I*. Rieaso for the defense. Monday, March ?0. (*. W. Crosby vs. City of Camden, ot al. IVPass & DePass for plaintiff; W. R. delxvieh and L A. Wittkowsky for the defense. Clinton L Chlnn vs. Seaboard Rail way. W. R. doT/oach for the plaintiff; Stevenson & Prince and Edward Mc Iver for defense. Tuesday, March 2L Emma A. Kirby vs. Sam Hopkins. W. R. del.oarh and I* T. Mills for ?>lalntlff: Mcleod & Dennis for de fense. Martha Davis vs. Southern Railway Co. W. R. del/oaeh for plain tiff. Wednesday, March 22. Ellen M. Williams vs. Southern Rail way and Northwestern Railroad of 8. C. W. R. delxtach for plaintiff; R. B. Clarke ami R. O. Purdy for defense. 8 m?u4 Week Juror*. J. II. Muut|, Hot huue, rfd 2 Flutchor llruulmiu, Logoff 8. W. Sinclair, Catmint VV. T. Donald, Wuatvllle A. <). Itradley, Caiudon J. M. Thornton, Hlaney It. |). l>eI.oachet Camden .1 K. I/. Hrannon, Camden U. M. Drukeford, Cmitey A. J. l/ollls, Camden Now ton Kelly, LukoIT H. M. Suwell, Kershaw L. J. W hi taker, Camden D. J. I4w(n, Camden T. A. Collins, Lucknow W. C. Clyhnrn, Camden C. C, Price, Cassatt W. M. McCasklll, Lucknow It. I >. Trapi>, Camden " I*vt Melton, Cassatt * I >. A. Hiker, Kershaw <f. It. Hrannon, Hethune I). J, NVehh, Camden IS. II. Coats, Kershaw J. J. Nettles, Camden It. A. Jackson, Lngoff L. J. Hallurd, Kershaw A. J, Faulkenherry, Keralmw C. 10. Show, Kershaw W, J. Hunter, Hcthune .1. II. Illnson, ('ant den W. 10. Kolly, I.titfofr NV. .1. HraslnKton, Cantey L. F. {'Oats, Hethune' U. .1, Mclntyre, HI ahoy J. H. Catoe, Jefferson REALTY TRANSFERS ,1. l\ Watts to C. 10. Davis, 1 lot, $250. L. A. Wlttkowsky, Master, to Addle C. Arrants, 45 acres, $500. A. It. Mel^aurln to Huron and Frank Lee, It acres, $150. N. A. Hethune to lOvu A. Morgan, 117 ai res, $2,840. John Illnson to Joseph Shebeen. 22 and 43-100 aeretf, $2,500. HufTalo Township Assessors. The following have been appointed as township asscsftorg for Huffalo township In Kershaw county : (J. B. King of Hothnnc, vice D. M, Hethune, deceased L. J. Haner of Hethune, H. r. I)., vice Henry T. Johnson, re signed. ft - ? ft [WANTS Y FOR RENT FOR SALE FOR RENT? *Five room cottage on Fair street, with all modem con venlenees. pavid Wolfe. 47-p REMOVAL ? I wish to notify the pub lic that I have moved my grist mill from its former location In Camden i ? to a point on the Charleston and Black River road, two miles below Camden, and am now ready to grind anything in grain. I.. T. Stewart, Camden; S. C. 47p LOST? Ladles wrist watch, octagon shape. Reward if returned to M. II. Heyinan, Camden, S. C. FOR SALE ? Lot of household furni ture. practically new and in good condition. Apply to N. < >. Epps, at Southern Express Co., Camden, S. C. FORI) Cylinder re-boring machine just received. We can now re-bore your cylinders, tit larger pistons and rings, thus making your old motor better than new at only a fraction of the cost of installing new parts. This machine al so take# any cylinder that is .'{ .'{14 Inch | bore and has a detachable head.-1? W. (?. Hay. Carage ami Machine Shops. Camden. S. C. 47-5op FOR RENT. ? House ?'? rooms, bath, pantry, kitchen, hot and cold water, electric lights,' all modern conven iences. or part of house furnished or unfurnished. For terms apply to J. K. I.ang. 40. FOR RENT 1 ? Two story house from I * April rirtl. 11 1 # ? Broad Striker. Also a four room cottage. Apply to Mrs.'' S. A. Wittk'?wsky. Camden, S. C. 47 'UNITED STATES l'ost Office, Cam den. S. C. ( nlice of Custodian. Febru ary 25. 1 0 Hi. Sealed proposals wRI he received at this building until 12 o'clock p. in.. March N, 1010, and then opened, for furnishing electric current, water, ice, and miscellaneous supplies, removing ashes and rubhLsh. and wash ing iOWOiS uiii inn ihe uscit i )vai tiju lug June 30, 10.1 7. Sealed proposals will also be received until - o'clock p. m., April 10, 1010. and then opened, for 30 tons anthracite coal and 1 cord wood. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved by the Treasury De partment. C. J. Shannon. I'. M.. Cus todian. 4G-7 FOR SALE? 'Jo bushels Triumph Po tato slips, at 75c j>er bushel. Apply to Mrs. H. L. Watkins, Laurens, St. 46-7 FOR RENT ? Dr. Turner cottage on LaFayette Avenue. Apply C. I*. Du FOR RENT ? The Jenkins cottage, on I,aurens street. Apply C. P. DuBose FORI) OWNERS ATTENTION.? We guarantee to make It to your inter est if you call on us for anything you might need. We carry a large line of parts and accessories to tit your car. We guarantee anything we do or sell. Autos of any make towed Into our shop free of charge within a radius of three miles., provided the car is in a condition to be towed without extra expense or work. ? W. O. Hay's (iarage and Machinc Shop. CuuuUxi, S-. 44-7 Fertilixer with Potash ? Ten tons or more to reliable farmers or mer chants at less than cost of Ingredi ents today Clemson College analy sis gives It 9.S0 per cent, ammonia, 3.70 muriate of potash. 5.50 per cent sulphate of potash. Address Box 23. Bose A Co., Camden, S. C. 45 A Co., Camden, S. C. 45 Boykin, S. C. 45 ? I WAH1> CLt'BS OKtiANIZK. Mectinga Held UhI Wedueadny Ni?hi Executive Commit U* Meet*. A mecthiK Of the ward clubs WW! bold Wednesday night <?f last woek In tho Rot-order's court room at 7 :MO and riH>rt(fliilii(Ml by tho election of the fob low Ini; oilloers: Ward I. ? L, T. Stewart, president; C. W. Hi II Iiii^h, secretary; J. II. (Mark, member at lar^c. Ward 2.? -W. M. I^ollls, president; N. M. ItillliiKH, secretary; J, II. dark, member at largo, Ward :i. W. Illrohmore, pronl dent ; F. 1). Campbell, secretary ; W, F. Nettles, member at largo. Ward I. >V. M. Young, president ; j. <?. McCasklll, secretary; H. (I. Carri son, Jr., member at largo. Ward f?. H. P. Pel.oaohe, president* Ji <\ Williams, nonrotary; J. 1J. Kemp, member at largo. Ward (J. -J. F, llatcman, president ; 11. S. Campbell, secretary; T. It. Han*: son, member at largo, Mr. A. (}. Whl taker was also olootod by the executive committee a member, at largo. The presidents of clubs and members at largo compose the exeou tlvo committee, with one additional member at largo. Immediately upon the adjournment of the respective elubs tho executive committee bold a mooting, and Mr. J. F. llatcman was re-elected city chairman, and Mr. 0. W. lUrchmore, secretary of the executive committee. Abel Cooper, a young white man, has been arrested In Greenwood eharg-. ed with stealing an automobile belong-, lng to Representative J. II. llaunuuud, of Hlchland county several weeks ago. ANNOUNCEMENTS (Cards muler this heading will bef run from now until the primary at the following rates. For all State and County oillees $5.00; magistrates and county commissioners, $3.00. Cash must accompany copy, except ? those who have ledger accounts at this office.) FOR CONGRESS. Mr. ?W. F. Stevenson authorizes us to announce that he will be a candi date in the Democratic Primary dur ing the coming summer for Congress man from the Fifth Congressional Dis trict, and to thank his many friends for their very substantial support in the last prima rv for the same i>osition. FOR SOLICITOR. We are authorized to announce the name of \V. II. Cobb ns a candidate for re-election as Solicitor of the Fifth Judicial Circuit, comprising the coun ties <?f Kershaw and Richland, subject to the rules of the Democratic Pri mary. For Sheriff. 'I hereby announce myself as a can didate for the office of Sheriff of Ker shaw County in the Primary election to be held In August, and promise to abide by the result of said primary. Iten. P. DeLoaehe. I hereby announce myself as a can didate for the office of Sheriff of Ker shaw County, subject to the rules of the coming Democratic primary. I ^ball appreciate the support of nil the people, and if you honor me with this high office, I promise to till it to the best of my ability. II. D. GOFF. (Better known as Policeman (Joff) We hereby announce the name of F. L. Truesdel of Kershaw for Sheriff of Kershaw County, subject to the ac tion of the Democratic primary elec- j tion. Many Citizens. I am a candidate for the office of Sheriff for Kershaw flinty and will abide the result of the primary elec tion. J. F. BATEMAX. For Supervisor. "* I hereby announce myself as a can didate for County Supervisor of Ker shaw County, subject to the rules gov-; erning the primray. J. ROBT. MA (.JILL. j For HuperiiiUttMUxtt of Kd tuition. We, the uiauy friends of Mr. Alle? U. Muivhlaou ln'U to auuoumt* him u a soluble oandldute for Nupt. of cation, Mr. Murchlson Is well quay, tied to nerve the m*>ple of our (Vumtw 111 I Ills rapacity. Krl*Mu|?. j For IVf agiatrate. \ hereby announce myself as a . nin|| (lair for (he office Of Ma?lstraU> (>f Kaii? township, subject t?> the ruloa Ofuing the Denocritic primary, SAM' I j. N. WOHOUION, For Mayor. I hereby announce myself as a ???ndl date for re-election as Mayor of th* City of CHnulen In the Coming vjty primary. ? 0. *!? Vates. FOR ALDKRM/VN. Ward Oiw. "'I' h<Wby announce myself as a can dldate for Alderman from Ward One' ofthe City of Camden, subject to th? rules of the City Democratic Executive Committee. W. L. JACKSON. I hereby announce myself as a cftndl date for Alderman of Ward One for the City of Camden i subject to the rules of the City primary. T. 0. GLADDEN. I hereby announce myself as a can dldate for re election as Alderina* troin Ward On J for the cltv of 'Ja union, K d?ject to the rules of the primary. J. FLETCIIHU SMITH Ward Two. I hereby announce myself as a can didate for re-election to the ofllco of Alderman of Ward Two for the City of Camden, subject to the rules of the City primary. Rr S.~ WHjfaf AM?r~* I hereby announce myself ah a can dictate for Alderman from Ward 2, of the City of Camden, subject to the rules of the City primary. K. M. OIFFOlU). Ward Four. I hereby announce myself a candi date for Alderman from Ward 4 for the City of Camden in the coming citj primary, and pledge ,to abide the rules. George A. Rhame. Ward Three. I hereby announce myself as a can didate for re-election as Alderiuaa from Ward .3 of the City of Camdea, Hubject to thte rules governing the Democratic primary. W. ItOBIN ZRMP. I hereby announce myself as a can didate for AUlreman from Ward thrw, for the City of Camden, in the coming City primary. W. H. PKAROE. Ward Five. I hereby announce myself a candi date for re-election as Alderman from Ward 5 for the City of Camden, la the coming City primary. W. II. DcLOAOHR Ward Six. I hereby announce myself as a can didate for the office of Alderman from Ward 0 frtr the City of Camden in the eoiuiug Primary. W. H. Gardner I hereby announce myself a candi date for Aldennnn from Ward 6, sub ject to the rules of the democratic pri mary. f W. R. HOUGH. Forf* Commissioner of Public Woriut We announce the name of Dr. w. Curtis Moore as a suitable candidate for Commissioner of Public Works of the City of Camden in the coming City Primary. Friends. Mr. McKenzie Called For. Bditor Chronicle: Please allow me space to suggest the name of Mr. I. J. MpKenzle as a candidate for the office of County Superintendent of Educa tion. Mr. McKenzie made a splendid officer and \ve want him to pntor the! race. What say you Mr. McKenzie?' Let us hear from you, and don't say no. Voters of Mt. Zion. ?' Mr. West For Representative. We the. many friends of Mr. J. F. West realizing the necessity of having a man in the House of Representa tives who has the real Interest of the farmer at heart, hereby announce, him as a candidate for the Legisla ture subject to the rules governing sn me. Many Voters. | Residence Property Tweed property, corner DeKalb and Lyttleton Sts.v Lot 124x307. Very desirable property and cheap. Handsome residence of J. L. Guy. Lot 341 1-2 front by 264. Very reasonable^- ? - ? Beautiful home of W. L. DePass, with six acres of land and good outbuildings. Excellent building lot 200x365, north of Mrs. L. C. Porters residence in Kirkwoad. * * Two nice building lots in front of Mrs. E. Miller Boy kins residence. __ Several other desirable building lots in good local- I ities. I FARM PROPERTY. 256 acres 10 miles south of Camden, 140 acres in cultivation. Good residence. Three tenant houses and I ? other buildings. Price $4,000, half cash, balance one, I two and three years, 7 per cent. Rents $500 this year, I and rent goes to purchaser. Kennedy & Workman _ : tL . ?? r* . ~ ? ? ? - REAL ESTATE AND RENTS. CAMDEN. S. C.