The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 31, 1916, Image 4
THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE
II. I>. NIIm and (
Publisher*.
K. N. Mrltowrll S
ruhlbdied ovcry FrUUy ? 1<*0 No.
rir<?*d street, ami- entered nt tho Cam
. dvn (HifttoflicO HS HJKHUWl das* Ulilll mat
ter. I'rlc# |>or annum $1 (x>.
.jt ? - ".vi - - t i.y*
Wf nro. glad t?> revive oonununlea
Nona of <i nnxounhU* bUfcth, but hii
Important condition of their (>ul?l lea -
tjon lit that they nhii 1 1 In nil rata** !x*
accompanied by the full da mo a i>?l
?xact addreaa of t ho aender. Obltu
arli'*. resolution* of reHjWt, nnd church
notices will not lw charged for. Mat
ters of purely n personal nature will
be charged for at the rate of five elmta
u I trie. Whiskey or patent medicine
ad vertMements will not l?o accepted at
any price. Kate* for display adver
tising made known on application.
Camden, S. .March ill, l!Hf>.
Ihink Hi^ircments publbhed In 'i'lic
Chronicle Inst week shown that the
Sinn of $t(7(|.7 1."? 0,"? U now on de|?oslt
in the four hanks of the county, and
'lots of farmers throughout the count y
still have cotton stored on their yards.
This looks like prosperity.
Nine candidates so far have an
noutictsl for sheriff of Kershaw county
and the campaign is rather early at
fhat. II promises a merry one.
The Chronicle In several hours late
this week reaching Its readers, caused
by a rush of Joh printing and a large
demand for extra advertising space In
our columns. We appreciate the spU*u
?did patronage given this paper and
try at all times to he on time with
our paper, hut this week was a little
too much for our force.
According to the re|>ort of the State
bureau of vital statistics there were
701 births aijd ill.'! deaths In Kershaw
county In 1IM5. of the deaths there
were lb reported front pellagra In
this county. There were 1,4110 deaths
from this disease in' the state during
that j>erlod. As showing the steady
Increase of South Carolina's popula
tion. during 1 1)1 ft there were 44,l)ftO
births and IM.ftOl deaths. There Were
IS deaths from lightning and suU
cldes.
.
|
Fire swept over the principal busi
ness section of Lexington, S. Tiles
day morning destroying property val
ue* I at $1?Jm.immi, with insurance of
about $ lo.oyo. The l.eviugton Idspatch
owned and edited by 'J. M. Ilainoii
was completely de<| roved. lie valued
Ills plant at SIO.oihi. with only $I.Hnnj
insurance, lie also lost bis residence t
valued at $."?,? h.o with oid.i .<!.."?< mi in j
snrance.
Mr. Johnson Called Tor.
I "? 1 1 1 ? ? r Chronicle : For ??nn? time we j
THtVe been looking for t lit* aiiuotniee ?
incut of Mr. Henry T. Johnson. of
Kothinw. for (In- legislature The oh
jei-t of ibis <-? ?i i i ii i ? m i* *.m f i ? >i i is to inform
Mr Johnson that the people are not .
^oing to be satisfied if lie does not
run K-etneinbering the handsome \ofe
accorded him for th.s position a few
years ,? t lt o we 1 1 . i ' k it woii'd bo un '
grateful in Mr Johnson : to re-p.-nd
in th?' w i-Ue-. of his r ?? ??*?"??' ? ??! this ?
time. f.?r ?e lie' i e\ < ' iha' t J m - is the.
opportune time f--r Ii.ih i.< enter the
race, as . \ : - r i t . I it ?? ti - jti.tUe it
highly t : C' ??*"?>. i r \ for .i man of Mi
Johns. ?ti's ea j ijeit % and pa ? rb?t |v .? 1 1 to
fill this important oil ice ' \Ve w i'.' take
no ev.-iis). Mr. .lohn?oii. >o let n- hear
from yon ri ir 1 1 1 away
< n e of ^ . un Man v I r lend ?
; ' !
Teacher Who is familiar with the
bat! e ,.f l'.in Uer 1 1 i I ' *' * Pupil -"Well,
ma'am I unless | ;mi I've been a
cadd.v for f w o years" Judge. .
Throughout thn twnpnltni ??f 10U
a persistent effort was made to create
tiui imiiriauluu.tiiat MUUUilW V^VU?!
he elected ami Itotlililic w?* loft'lin
don** to make I li?* iuhhm of the voter*
believe that he was not tlio popular
candidate, In the up country n-jH.rts
were circulated that lie had tio strength
In tin- i<>\\ coUutrj ami that the Vote*
of that Motion would be divided among
.aevcral candidate* in tin* low ro?n
try It vmih told that he had no follow
InK In the up country where tin- Mk
vote U ea?t, Hud tin- UP country would
not support any save an up-country
mail ami that. therefore, it would tie;
f.,!!s for f li?* middle and low country
tu waste votes on Manning. At tlm
Inst iponivnt before the flrjit primary
t |ie elTort to defeat Manning wan
brought to a climax hy the publication
of statements, calculated to Influence,
voters, that Mantling could not he man
United ami tin* law ami order voters j
were advised to vol*' for another can
didate. in at lca>d one of tin* up conn
try counties, on the day of the elec
thai, a bogus tch'KtVi.m, purporting to
he signed l?y It. I. Maiming. and say
lug that he was out of the. race amj
urging his friends to rally t ? ? tho sup
port of another candidate, was gencr
ally circulated. Those tactics deprived
Manning of thousands of vote**, hut
he nevertheless developed sufficient
strength to go in the second primary
to the surprise and disap|>ointmcnt of
t hose who had fought him and were
not over scrupulous in the methods
they used to accomplish ids defeat.
Already there Is abundant evidence that
similar methods are Iwing used to
weaken him and from now until the
close of the campaign the State will
he Hooded with rumors and re|>orts
of all sorts, all designed to make the
people, who supported Manning two
years a go, believe that he has lost
the confidence of the mass of the i>co
ple and that to elect a man who will
enforce and resjs'cf,. the law and give
the state a businctA administration It
will be necessary to vote for some oth
er candidate. <?ov. Manning has car
ried out his campaign pledges and Ids'
record has been such that he merits
and should receive united support of
those who elected him In 11)1-1. ? Sum
ter item.
At The Majestic Saturday.
Francis X. Hushmau and Beverly
Bayne, the popular motion picture
stars, will be seen here on the screen
;it the Majestic, tomorrow*. Saturday
April l>t. in "Man ami His Soul." a
live act Metro wonderplay, produced
l>y the i. Qualify Pictures Corporation.
Mr Bu-hinaii and Miss Bayne are sup-.
|N?rted.hy an excellent cast inclmllm;
Helen I>unl>ar. <Jra?v Valentine, Kd
ward Brennan. Charles H Prince. John
I >a vidson and other notables of the
-i feu.il and -dace. There are scores
of t.lur scenes in this wonderful pro->
? lU' tioii. which is easily tin* best star
ring \ chicle ever provided for Mr
Bu-Junan ami -Miss p.avne during their
I
careers in the silent drama.
In ,-iddit ion to "Mali and His Soul"
will *??? Charlie Chaplin in his late*t
1 N-a na \* >ucce^ s ",\ N'iirht in the
Show " adv
A liito man ikiwi ?! I.oiidc!* tjulck (
wa- con\ i? fed III the Metlllct t>\ ille J
court lii?i wti'k of uian?hiughler aielj
wa- sentenced to v|\ years. He took
an appeal.
I \ Mclniiis.. a lawyer of 1 ?a r 1 i i iir i
t ? >! i member .of the legislature, lias]
announced himself a candidate for eon ;
jre-- from the Sixtlit district against
.1 W ii la rd Hag-dale.
From Other Paper#
Have ,vi?u Kte|?pe<i on tiny caudhlato'*
cur .> t'l ? The streets. as well as woods,
are full ??f candidate* and not ? few
of t hem art* trying to tlml ? >u r what
the i*ople inv thinking so thc.v can
(titer po?*e ov "leailerar hy ? u<l vocn tlOtf
the things they tlijnk the |>eo|>le want.
Thl* country U curacd with a su|?er
tiuliy of such leadership: <?t'cenvllly
Piedmont.
With the" war on lit F.Urppe, the
trouble with. Mexico ant) condltTrrns "of
unrest In otlu>r part* of the world ami
the South Carolina campaign approach
ing, tin* devt.l N looking forward to a
busy summer. Anderson Intelligencer.
Tom Watson Is not e*|M'ct<'d to write
a very lengthy article of ootidoleiice on
a* Vou lit <>f The Augiistu Chronicle tire.
( Ji eenw oocl Journal.
Wit lion i reference to au.\ individual,
In tin* past or present or futuro, we
will say that we have often been lui
pressed with the sauill Importance the
people of South Carolina attach to tin*
matter of choosing a lieutenant gov
ernor. .N'<? man ought to !??' choaen
for this office who has not In him the
making <?f a first-class governor: for
If a governor In elected to jfiiol her .Of
fice or resigns or dies, the lieutenant
governor becomes governor us has
happened a numher of times In the
history of the state. The carefulness
In selecting a lieutenant governor
should he second only to that exer
cised In selecting a governor. ? New*
herry Observer. v
IMca.se Catch Me!
The office running for the man.
And let the Judge* time It ?
Hut though a tree
Might refuge he,
Vou never see him cllmh it.
? Frank Stanton In The Constitution,
p
Eloquence.
The following, written on the hack
of an envelope, was picked up 011 the
ground at a gathering of South Car
olinians and Is sup|K>sed to be the
"heads" of the speech which one of
the orators delivered and which lie
had Jotted down beforehand :
1 (iod knowa ? ?
The Fair Women
This < treat state? ?
The (Jlorlous Past
The ( Hd Veterans"
Mreathes There a Man
Familiar Faces ? * ?
? .Joke
l'eep (Jratltude? ? ?
?Columbia State.
Anderson Intelligencer.
I folding .a record extending through
out Kit years without missing an ls
>ue, the Augusta Chronicle malntaln
ed Its record on Thursday morning
even after Its modern home, the Chron
icle building, had been destroyed In
the tire which swept away 'J<? blocks.
The Chronicle of Thursday had two
tlv pages, all of which, ex
repiinc jtboiit one and one-half col
umns. was devoted to news of the lire
and calls for meetings to be held. The
paper was about one-sixteenth the >?izo
of the. regular edition, but the editor
and managers of the Chronl 'le are to
be congratulated for netting out an
edition >>f any kind. Tin ir of
I'll \i;tr< without mlsslif.' a single edi
tion is a unique and a commendable
one, ai d e^ervt-ne generally i-^ Interest
ed fn b"i riling that they were able to
maintain ii on Wednesday night. 1 *d i -
torlally the Chroiib le Thursday said:
"As for the Chronicle. it Is tonight
striving mighty hard to maintain its
l.'If year nvord of ii"v? r missing an
i?'tte. "Hut. with it- plant totally ?ie
-tro\,-d, ju>t at the hour when it- f<>r<e
w starting to work, with only one
linotype and a tl.'lt bed pre.vs mi kind!\
pur at our disposal by the !Jid_'.'y
Wlng-Tldwell Printing Co.- -and al
ni"-t too badly da/ed (?> plan :i da.\
ahead, v. t i :;n ??nly -ay that Th?*
Chronicle i- -tiM here, even t h ? ? ; v I !
the new i.(nni Chronicle ltuil lim* i
completely gutted, and will be here'
through the generations ( i ? come. to
te'd. frcai day to dav and vear to year,
the dollies of Augustans and t " ? ? ? i i*
neighbor*- and the world at large. but
in- re particularly, to tell of the new
!>fe and energy ami determination Mint
ha\e been kindled In the heart and
-?ml ??f Augusta ti\ last night's live
ui : I i it -ii dollar blaze."
REALTY TRANSFERS
As Shown by Books in Office
of County Auditor.
?' I*. Iiavis J. I*. Watts. "><> aires,
$1<N>
Tfwti ( 'tMincll of Kethune t ? ? Trus
tee*. School District No. one aero
In town of Bcthune, $1.
M. 1". Hethune to I). T. Ya Thorough
ami A H McLaurin. 1711 acres.
M ('. West to Luoretla Hraclo. 1 lot
in city of Camden,
.1 W. Wat kins to II. M. Shaw, one
house ami lot on Mill street. $2,<mh).
IMnah Certain et al.. to Fannie I.u
cas, their interest in 47 acres, $58.75.
*rci
?OUL
At The Majestic. Saturday* April 1st.
Also Charlie Chaplin, in 44 A Nipht in
The Show."
You will find every kind at this store. See our scienti
fically constructed eye-glasscn which enable you to see as
well at a distance as close at hand ? bifocal glasses.
Don't ruin your eyes ? beware of cheap glasses. Come
in and have a confidential talk ? it will cost you nothing.
Jeweler and Optician
Camden, S. C.
SuWribH** Faying I'p.
During eourt week just eloned many
.r ..in ttuhNerihor* ? ii I h-<l ami paid
their siil >.s?ri | ij inii in Tin* < 'hronlelo.
>th<*rs Imvii mailed wMtt*lr eheeks t <? on
lllll H L'.'.mI 111,111V HeW IIIUIH'Ji lmVU
Jmm'Ii added to our large' llfct. Tilt'
low I hi,' Ik a list of tb?*H< vvlio have re
memhered us reeontly:
I>r. W. S, llahififor.l, Cnunleii $1 <mi
* '? _ ; |
W..M. lU'Jton. Westvllle ??.-1.00 j
J F. Klllot l . (assail I <H* :
W II K irkhride. Camden ) .00 1
\V, K, Net ties, Camden 1.00
II. A, Itrown, Camden 1 <*>
Isaae Itrevard, Camden .50
Charlie Adaiuspii, Cnmdeu ~5
John Boykln, Cainden LOO
\V. F. MeCa skill, S aiekuow 1,00
.1. I.. Davit. Camden .50
Johnny Murehison, Caindeu 1.00
F, I. Truesdell, Kershaw 2.00
V. F. MeDowell, Westvllle 1 *M?
J. L. KiiMK. Hethune ,, .1,00
Mrs.- Jim PinviTH, Kershaw 2.00
(>. A. Hall. < 'amden '.... 'J.0O
Mrs. C. 15. Lewis, Camden 1.00
W. A. IMtwards, Wostvillo 1.00
,1. A. West, Cassatt .... I 70
Frnest C. '/.emu, Camden .50
W. J. Maugum, Jefferson 1 (M ?
Mrs. It. Team. Camden LOO
W. K. Kve, Jr.. Hurt on. S. C. 1.00
F. p. Klrklmul, Cnutey l.OO
1(. F. Simpson, Camden l.oo
Nelson Iteynohls, Cauidene .50
W. ('. Cobb, Hethune ..1.00
J. F. Smith, Camden 1.00
L. 10. Gardner, Jefferson 1.00
Mrs. J. II. Waters, Mo tea If, (in 1.00
I>. 'I'. Hlaekmon. OasMatt .
H. S. Marsh, Camden 1.00
Mrs. C. it. Smith, TMniinonsvllle ...1.00
Henry Joy, Camden .50
L F Coats, Kershaw * 50
J. W. Brown, Camden 1.00
T. J. White, Lugoff . ....... ...1.00
II. C. Hardy, Camden 1.00
(Jeo. Hunns, Mlddletown, Conn 2.00
Mrs. J. M. Stewart. Camden 25
W. it, Outen,; Kershaw .25
W. E. Hendrlx, Camden 1.00
M. II. Hendrlx, Waterbnry, Conn. ...25
John Hawkins, Itethune ...1,00
Lee Ilasty, itethune 50
.1. M. Spears, Westvllle M.OO
Mrs. V. J. Watts, Lugoft' 1 .(H)
.1. F. Davis, Itethune ...2.00
Mrs. W. L- MeNair, Camden 1.00
.1. S. Uahon, LugoiT .50
T. II. ..Young, Kershaw 1.00
J. S. Lewis, ,ir.t Camden 1.00
L. S. Williams. Kershaw 50
C. T. Trapp, Camden . .. 1.00
K. C. IVaree. I toy kin l.Oo
Levi Moore. Lugo ft' 50
W A NT S
FOR RENT
FOR SALE
FOl'ND ? ( >11 l.vttleton Street. between;
Laurens and I ?*?Kn H? -treets. scarf!
pin. Owner t an v-?'t >ani?' I >\ railing at
(toodale's China store and paying for J
this advert iselneiit.
PLANTS FOK SALE? Nancy Hail Po- !
tat<? phiii'.s. i i t .'"I <<>. Kgir. Pepper.
Shasta 1 Mi Scarlet Saire, ('Miens. J
Periwinkle. 1, aureus Street ?.'recn-j
house. Camden, S. phone .'{.'l.'5-I..
r.o-i ?_> '
HATS BLOCKED? Have your fiats |
hioeked and eleaned in an up-to-date
manner. Leave orders :it McLain'sj
Barber Shop, 1(K>7 Broad street. Cam- j
den, S. C. . 50-11M i
LOST. ? Is any body seen a little black 1
pig. bob-tall. white feet. If s<? re- ;
turn to Bennie SasjMirtas.
? - - ? ?
WEBBER COTTON SEED FOB SALE
? We still have a limited quantity of;
our choice Webber cotton seed. These'
seed being carefully handled and saved J
siMK-iaily for planting seed from our i
own crop, are too good for milling and j
we are specially anxious that good far- j
mers buy and plant them Instead of j
Inferior and adulterated seed. It will
pay well to do so and it Is unfortunate
that good farmers do not know they
can make equally as much seed cotton
per acre with Webber as they. can with
best short cotton. Just what is re
quired to make a good crop of short
cottou will make a good yield of Web
ber, and with present 'difference In
price, the premiums on Webber will
more than pay for all fertilizers used
on both cotton and corn. (Jetting 18 \\
cents for some and an average price
of 10. 55 cents last year for our Web
ber, our premium paid for all ferti
lizer used and. we still had left about j
$1,500. Easv money. Surely that looks
good enough to you to cause you to
quit short cotton and plant Webber that j
will make you more money. I'ricc per '
bushel. $1 ,'J5 f. o. b. cars our station. !
In good hairs; check to come with or
der. If yo\5 want good Webber s??od i
that will make 1 '4 inch staple ? just;
the same seed as we will plant our I
350 acres with ? let us have your or<ler '
nromntlv. Workman & Mackey, Cam- !
den, S. C. 50-51 j
Fertilizer with Potash ? Ten tons or J
more to reliable farmers or mer- ,
chants at less than cost of Ingredi
ents today. Clemson College analy
sis give* it ft per cent, ammonia.
3.70 muriate of potash. 5 50 per cent
sulphate of potash. Address Box 23,
Boykin. S. C. 45 ? I
Prescription No. 10 will Innoculate
against or cure Eryslplils and chol
era of Hogs and Chickens. Treat
ment free. O. M. Gay, Veterinarian,
Kershaw, S. C.
FOK KKNT. -For tkio ho 4 Him of 1U17,
a ton room hrlcfc Colonial house, nil
modern o<?nvoul?'in-os. Beautifully fur
ntahcd tliroUilUuiU will) H.utlftuo fund
turo. I.ovoty grounds. To this reason
al'lf. The nuido climate as Camden
ami Alkou. Koforoni'os given ami 10
qui red. Olio Injuir from Charlotte and
two from Columbia Address |{o\
Chester. H. C, |H 1)
Have your Horse's IVrtli examined.
Had. teeth affect tlio alimentary can
al. ami causo colli', Indigestion, Mind,
ami stomach stagger. All exami
nations^ frm o. M. iluy, Veterluar
In ii, Kershaw, S. C.
FORI) Cylinder re^ boring nwrhliw Just
received. Wo can now re-horw your
cylinders, tit larger pistons ami rings,
I til 11s tjnnkihg your old motor better thaui
now nt only a fraction j>f the cost of.
! installing now parts. Tills machine al
j. so takes any cylinder that Is .'I .'114 inch
bore ami has a detachable head. ? W.
O. lluy, <Jarago and Maohluo Shops,
Cttliideu, S. C. 47-50p
j FOK KKNT. * ? House \\ rooms, hath,
pantry, kitchen, hot and cold water,
oloctrlo lights, all modern conven
iences. or part of houso furnished
or unfurnished. For tcrun. apply
to ,1. K. Lang. Ml.
FOR KKNT ? Two story houso from
April I'lrd. HID 1.1 road Street. Also
a four room cottage, Apply to Mrs.
S. A. Wlttkowsky, Camden, S. 0, 47
FOK SALK.t-1 Mire Wohhor Staph' cot
toil socd. '2,000 hushols k?hs1 car
corn. 100 hushcls cotton patch l'eas,
if planted oarly will nmko 2 crops a
soar. 'Address H. II. Hoyklu, Itoykln,
,s. ('. 484)
ANNOUNCEMENTS
if Cards under this bending will he
run from now until the primary at
the following rates: For all State and
County office* $5.00; m agist rates and
county commissioners, $3.00. Cash
must accompany copy, excejpt those
who have ledger accounts at this office.)
, FOB 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 primary for the same position.
FOR SOLICITOR.
We are authorized to announce the
name of \V. 11. Cobb as a candidate
for re-election as Solicitor of the Fifth
.Indicia! Circuit, comprising the coun
ties ?>f. Kershaw and ltiehlnmi. subject
to the rules of the Democratic I'ri
niYu'y.
For Sheriff.
1 hereby announce myself as n i-an
didafe for the office of Sheriff of Ker
shaw County in fin? Primary election
to ho held in AujruVt, and promise to
abidv by the result of said primary.
Hen. P. DoLoache.
I hereby announce myself, as a can
didate for the otliee of Sheriff of Ker
shaw County, subject to the rules of
the coining Democratic primary. 1
shall appreciate the support of all the
people, and if you honor me with this
high office, 1 promise to till it to the
best of my ability.
M. 1>. COFF. ?
( Itetter known as Policeman <!off>
We hereby announce the name of
F. I .. Truesdel of Kershaw for Sheriff
of Kershaw County, subject to the ac
tion of the Democratic primary elec
tion. Many Citizens.
I am a candidate for the ojliiv of
Sheriff for Kershaw ??ount.p^fuid will
abide the result of the primary elec
tion. J. F. HAl'FMAN.
After considerable thought and med
itation. I have concluded to make the
race this summer for Sheriff of Ker
-.haw county, subject to the rules of
the Democratic primary, and I will
appreciate the support of the \ iters
of the county. Yours trulv,
it. li. WILLIAMS.
i iierri'y nuuouuett uiyaeu aH a can
dldate ('or ra*?l(?tlOQ to the oilier ^
sheriff of Korshuw County, subject t<>
flu* rulya ami regulation* uf tlo*
t.v primary. W. W. HI CKABKK
A i the of sonic ?r m
1 1 lends, i hereby announce myself ^
I . fu?' the Olllcc of Sh?'llir (>f
Korshay county at the ensuing primary
election uud will abide the result 0r
the same, I >. <i, PI'KTOUtiK.
I hereby im uouiuh) ui y self as a vail
dldate for the office of Sheriff of Ki>r
slmu County, subject to I ho rulon of
(ho Primary election.
s. h; MK'KI.K,
At the solicitation of many frU.^
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for Sheriff of Kershaw County, subject
to tho rulos of the Democratic party
K T. KSTIt II )(}|<:.
For Supervisor.
I hereby announce myself as ? <>aB.
dldate for County Supervisor of Ker
shaw County, subject to the rules koy
erulng the prlmray.
J. UOBT. MAOILU
I hereby announce myself as a can
dldate for re-election to the office of
Supervisor for Kershaw County, k
re-elected I promise the same faithful
attention to the affairs of KertiUaw
county in the future as In the past.
M. 15, WEST.
FOR CLKKK OF COURT.
I hereby aannouuee myself a canili
date for re-election to the office of
Clerk of Court for Kershaw County.
I pledge a faithful discharge of the
duties pertaining to said office and will
appreciate the support of the votei*
of the county.
JAMBS II. CLYRUHN.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
I hereby announce myself as u can
didate for the House of Representa
tives for Kershaw County. I will ap
preclato the support of the voters of
the county. I). T. RLACKMON.
I hereby announce myself as a can
dldate for the House . of Represent!
tlves from Kershaw County, subject to
the rules and regulations of the coun
ty primary. T. K. TROTTER
I hereby announce myself an a cm-,
did a to for the House of Representative^
fur Kershaw County, subject to tie,
rules governing the Democratic prlriu-^
ry. GEORGE (J. ALEXANDER !
? . i
For Superintendent of Education.
We, the many friends of Mr. Alles
11. Murchison beg to announce him ?
ii suitable candidate for Supt. of Edu - ^
cation, Mr. Murchison is well quali
fied to serve the people of our Count;
in this capacity. . Friends. ~
Appreciative of the call of friends,
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for County SujH>rintendent of Educa
tion for Kershaw County. My prepa
at Ion and experience fits me for good
work and if elected pledge my best
efforts for our edut-ational advance.
Your support ...jail! be ..appreciated,
I. ,1. MeKKNZIE.
The friends of Mr. Thox. H. Yoaitf
do hereby announce him a candidate
for Superintendent of Education. Mr.
Young has been teaching for the last
tifteen years and we believe be. if
fleeted, will make us a good and faith
ful Superintendent. Many Friends.
For Magistrate.
I hereby announce myself as a candi
date for the oflice of Magistrate of I>e
Kalb township, subject to the rides gov
erning the Democratic primary.
SAM E. N. NICHOLSON.
At the solicitation of many friends
and voters throughout the Township l
announce myself as a candidate for the
office of Magistrate for DcKalb Town
ship and will appreciate the support
<>f the voters. D. F. DIXON.
For Township Commissioner.
The many friends of Mr. 1). S. Trapp
do hereby place his name in nomiua*
ti?>n as a candidate for Township Com
missioner f??r DcKalb Township, and
solicit for him the support of the voters
of said Township. Mr. Trapp is & tbor
on gh -going young man and if elected!
will make us a good and up-to-date of ?
fieer Voters. I
Residence Property
Tweed property, corner DeKalb and Lyttleton.Sts*
Lot 124x307^ Wery^esirable property and cheap.
Handsom5riSdence of J. L. Guy. Lot 341 1-2 front
by 264. Very reasonable.
Beautiful home of W. L. DePass, with six acres o
land and good outbuildings.
Excellent building lot 200x365, north of Mrs. L. C.
Porters residence in Kirkwood.
Two nice building lots in front of Mrs. E. Miller Boy
kins residence.
Several other desirable building lots in good local
ities.
FARM PROPERTY.
256 acres 10 miles south of Camden, 140 acre^_2*
cultivation. Good residence. Three tenant houses r
other buildings. Price $4,000, half cash, balance ?
two and three years, 7 per cent. Rents $500 this y
and rent goes to purchaser.
Kennedy & Workman
REAL ESTATE AND RENTS. CAMDEN. S. C. J