Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

' 1WW? ? PWWPWW? TWJHM.MII 1 .mm m ..mi I. ? (HE CAMDEN CHRONICLE ..... !? ? . ., . . H, D. MLKSi Bditor and PuWMirr IVb)lHh< at No. 11 OQ ltruud *tre?d and-, rufrfd ai th* Camden,' South <4n roll t; ft [rfudoffb* ?eeoiid elan* mail mutter Prh'o ?-<m Honum ?2.00. <WU-?. K. C'.. May *???. 1*5*. Tbo <Uy hook* <4 tesltUlUod ilfe; tiow ?.("??> <M I'1*- h?hhv nl' l !;o "l"'1 bouM< for (be ? <?f v " I6jr the i'liMtfton on 'iwvljiK t<t>, bf^l 111 It i? it"* duly of voter to relator aimI vote )t> t t?c* .t'bvt.ioii whothor Hh?> favor the paving prof Oi?ltb*fi or iwd yiK? <'br<?J.tix*b' 1* ln'*a rt I jy in jfttvor <>f the bond k*uo and.si'e bojx* i Ita i i! -Milt tx> catriod by u largo njnlWJiy. Wf nmlfi vhiml, lUfwever, ? LiwU? Uu-iv .viiiu: tnij;u.dli.ym. ^i.'Un' flpfJQW* it In HN ontirotv while other? t hf irk i liij t the tattle lw (<*<?:' Im Ibil to our wa-y of think I tit.* hij.v ^nmlbr }*? sue irot 1m? -worth t h#? wbi/!e a lid It would be so that the good <<? !' Mil!* (Vh)4 tl"t 1h* nothvd* ,? ? ~ (ioycrnor <\?oj>ei did .not Imh??{ hino Mdf to a great rxtent tb the e*t liga tion of many cJtJzcn* of the *Mte when on hf* Ja*t day In office lie granted pariloix* and parole^ to eigh teen criminals now confined In the ?dale iK-iiittuiiary. Of all tlfcies when th<> inured tl^ courts ?hou'd <tand. that time I* no * while ??rime !?* ou tbi* InrrnaMv TnHuded in the list of commutation* was the ijjtmc of James Petaer Fur. sent up from this county <>n a ohhrge of bigamy Many tlibuifbt that ho msdved a very light men tenet* a 'id. tie should have *i?rvcd hK time Out. & We have n?> congra Jjdafion* for y-rtioi- < -on bis nJ^i'ilHliiwtt tt> a ijlncp on tbe Fiiriii ? Loan iionnl. It I look* loo mercenary. < >f ??niirK* lhc?'ej are tho-e who will tell y?u that if i^ ; all rijrht, to ju-i 1? ?< ?k ;tt il.?- "salnry of JSliil.OOO a yoar. Tb it. boWover^ i? ox ;i?m|\ what i- w roiiic Tlic i?io:i t<f anv ? ma i ui\ iii? up tin- iznv?-rnorsbl|i . <"?f ' "Si? .ut 1 j f'arolina f<?r :i men Hjj'ary i<? ii^ like a roflw{b?ji it!?)ii hhn^*lf and a gr l\ t nili'itn. Jo- nit to tl<t? [ It i.ii;ikc- tr? < Why; tlie j .? ?? ?? ? ; j?tvr eh'?*t??d vtifh' ' j -wh:i' Haitu* li had. l" "?i'-h ,i ?) ; ;;t ??tb?n. ii- t ??.. >(y honor'; i* \\ i- "J.'> a i ? ? ? . of iijm|,o\, f(?j my (in * "f ! 4 ii ;] . iiv-jii,.! ( othor nowf ii t'JiU Mtaiv not jo ?>f t ho otoitift > .NvihW fill i (it- ji'a.-n ju'".t a-' w? M And don't h-t n ii > ' ?? * 1 \ f?.M>l thoni I si-lvo- l>v ri.inki.n_' rbat tii<? i?<?-ili<>ii ! on mi' t ? ? < iovenior iinsf?ujfht. lb- wi-iit jifii-i it < >r h<' v\oiiUI not li-i \ ?? ?0t ton ll N<>, w?- Iiiim' iiw coiiiH'atiila* Hon*. f??t '!<Hfiii<fr ( iii ? hi* ?-??n i I ion. York I-wjqiiirw. Pax I'.irl of il Sou 1 - 3 II' Dm- in n< ? ' Partial; pa.\ tii'.-iiK" j'Vi>\t- ! (i l?c hit: i ii? ?hl?'in ?. ? Tic* ti-injit ?' '! !on < ?? -ni? - in 1 1 1 r ? tlim- of j III ?li.?vi'i? d?>Wli I" p< t |m ilii1 | ?.? > - ; 1 1 1 ? i < ; ?-f .i <*))! i i f ?.1'liir;it i?m ofi uuo?, ^ an 1 1 ? ? i i i he (Mitii 4-> pay ail i> ii vt oa?ily :i< ?!??'<? -dido. The t ??n?]?t? t ion i? n < ?! t<> pn r rt r n't if nip rjtnrtnt par :iH hit? : r In r?- im \ . i wu* i iimti' ? I ; ? 1 1 _r ? ? r ? u*j ,,r l?udtio>< f ? ? ?|,iir<JH' It ><>;i ? .i ii m>t j>? v all <>f thai hi t v?u #i\\ i . )m\ !'.ir{ of tl It i?. 1. 1 1 ? ? dollar i tl*ii - in- -\ i !?? t In t help* 'Mo* In/A of a uriiot'a t ioti au", found 1 1 1 a 1 u.hoii |i.. had iti.i ?fi'l*.*d "jKir-, tia! | ;i* iii' nl?" In* loot u.ti oil nm-*h . con fii|?*iK*'- in hi* own a?*. \u-:i. y. hi*j t method of work I ? i - ability j t ? ? - ? i ? ? k t ?> i |t! iiWciii until it w a ? -? ?! \ ? <1. , I: i- with hn-iio ? >. Partial pavuii-iit ' 1 i * t ho -nn-xl mot hod of re;o hitler tin* ^?a.o f>>! ill' iihI lit.. ;i ml tl l<ilan< iii-' 'I'll.* ? I ' i ! la r I ha l i <? started tn wwrkj rmv. wi'l (I., tho work of ton tn-fopo it] ? 1 1 1 i ? - m ! it'inp haok r? n lv u?. ? ? v . ? r j r?>i low .Inflow -{'afroll I'roo Mmiv | j niridc ?ver*v cfTi- J fn < fix -ft their < ? 1 i ii a t i ? ? 1 1 - i>thr>r<* lijnc !?>??? i 1 1* 1 : f f 'l rii! u Ii ih- ol h''V? havo II 1 HI'MIO ? ? V,i i h paC;Oj? ;t!,v part ?? f what No v ..w.- If t.no J who <.nt ?lo will pay .i 1 ; 1 1 1 ? ? ii-:;.idi I ' 1 1 * V wlla' I 1 1 1 -A >?\\i' (V?n<lit ion- will ' t '?< holjH-?l Ir 1? the wi?o an. It ol ii ? i ? .i I i .la il < .nipaiiv. tiift a .Ii'.iMi ln'if thii a f ti'i'liiw ?n wlii'ti an ? n. i. ' <?< iiii?iuif|or?t oil a i-tiiiiina in I 0 t !ii? i ; , 1 1 fulfil thi imi'I f'i< ? oiiiroiit ; 01 .( w i i . h< w - ;i ? i ju?t , l'i \ f l?un- j dtoil n?ii fift\ \ a ". ! 'i.rouyh his | limit i:?Tl<iiiC 'I''.!'', w.'l a f>*w lno-j rn? ? r ! 1 - * I " ; i ?? a'*.ii<-:i* - i r* r '! .it tln-j I. (? .Ji.? |i!,i :>t w I,. ? ? ? .i . . .1, f | . >% ?h.< j h.i'l j ' i - r run a (rrou,..| w.i. N'otioliijt liirti t ho wiro wa." frtrly !??.-??}> wr?[? (^?<1 a r- -viml tho vtak.-. Mr (/niiin sN*|> po-i mi! -;<!.? f'"> 1 1 i^Ji 1 1 n It II.' f... ii, ???!?? to ?W>iw in h tMj?o )io tt.i- u-lng. lr U Hflhl. and hi th?- i^Up nra<l?' >?> tho luacliinory iius words wrrr mls\inde-Tid<v><l v>y Will Hron. an IS j ywr o'?t wW iw'uhmI *>n the current 'H?e fact that Mr. Quiuu mm* Maiidln*: on wet K round made the <<harge all tlit* ttjiofe deadly, Mr Qulnn w !?? a veteran of f l?t.* N'ortd nnr hih) wit* wdd*d> HWl fovor uWy koiAviL Survivlnic wro.tiU wife, Mm I^H-ltf Held Kwart Qulun, to whoiu it*> wa? iQirfM ten aoattw ay, i? ? - fattier. Felix Qu inn. a *i*ter and irfx hrothei-. two of ll'f lutlei Ix-lUK slur] ff Pml % QDtllH tMM* ? ?? i.v?t y Sheriff I?. T. (Julon, AlMvtflfl Women l>rowncd p.i.-i ,\t i v Hit STpeTjreWVt i"-r *i*ns ?re mlMhK ?h<l ?M~ were ?*ved of t who were oil Irt.ard the licit l*h *teanKhip K^iH Wjtira it WJt# *nnk off the iillitjg! ot I M Ji/1 lit S.i ! ii rda f iiitfht hy a eoHMoh. with tlie Krew^t ateamer yelne. .u^cordli^g latvyt official figure*. -Among those arc tv.<? Amori can women, Mrs. M. fclMey and M ic ?> V \I Royt r. wlia*6 homft idd^iw'i try unknown i.< r* . It U pi^ihie that -(due <"f the hiiweuug may have boon j picked ift > hy tin* steamship Oniirlcorn in additkili ti> ttio-r hi <?ught here hy the Seine. The i'u ?r n wa? nine mile* from the wvnf and replied to the dt*tpe*< "d#"#!* with the asMinince that *he was speeding to the s*1'- Aoeord i Dtf ro the * pur*?*r, the *hip floated only twenty minute# after her plates were . crushed jn t?y the Seine The Kjfypt. he declared, was net mov ing At the time ??f t'Jie accident. tying. t?? on account' of the deji*e fog and aoundiuK her siren continuously, Suddenly. there came the warning shriek of tin* KirOn on the Seine and the hitter loomed nj' out of tin* fog- And darkness and struck the Kgypt amid ships. With the crash there <tuhe a tcrrihlc confusion on the stricken ves sel Four or five Wit* were all that eon Id he lowered because of the list of tin- vi*s*el $i ik] many jmcsoiih jum)>ed overheard, fearing to he drawn down with the Kgypt. There w;i> no one on h<u? rd when the ve<?el t ? ?? ?k her final plunge, he txjieved. , The- pur -?er estimated that fifteen j?a s-etigcrs. thiity white officers and fifty f.a4??*ar- ?.f the crow were ml* ?dng. Mr* I . i >: ? -ii r.?Hiiu?' I'.n i- >?{ I'hil-j . i d :?}{?)' i ;t . "1'<h ?-?> ? ; for a in tin* I ' it t??1 States < . t l: : * ? ~ . is a groat groat gra ndd nigh- ' t ? ? I of l'M'JijiUllitl Franklin. Ktiiiiorv from London are to tiie of fi women's shampooim: parlor ha* in'ahj i-iiM'M*. id* ?^t of whom nrv.l ha \ ing -thoi r monograms or coats of arms tat:*uM><l on their hack* Mi?x Ilva I.a Rose, of l.y wreiiec. M??.. i* c.t i ? I t <?> be tie- only woman ?dirii j i inter in Now Fufrland As federal a pprai?or of costume* in < 'levela nil. Miss Uenovlove < "I i ' hold* a ii ii I?j ? i<* position among T~ne!c. Sa iri's many women office holders. To Canning Club .Member* U." k llill. S (\. Mh y '22 ? The mivoI puil'.h it.v given through tin- press ( ? > the fo<?| |Ktiso*iinu eases call MM I 1 >y the <-? >i i ^ it in t *r ion of homo canned product* make* it ini|?orafive that tin* groat'-^t care and o\or\ prccau! ion mu^t t?o n^il for c amiiiiy foods in tlio liomo and fur market, We do nut intcml for any ca<es of hotnlinn< <?r ptomaine ]>oi*on ing l<? tKi-iir from eaiuiitrg done anions ? Mir momlH'rv Such disasters have not > ?*l ai i^ n and wo must maintain out* i ii ?rd, therefore. wo i?siu? t ho follow* i i : -_r : !N>iooiu>u? <-oinj>ou..iLs an* often f-ti no o?l * 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 w tlio ppM-ov, of decomposition of fv<?ds rh h in i rotoiu l?,v tho action of oort/iin h.K-toiia It is of t ho utmost imiMd'ta nit', therefore. to iw for can n z ??n!\ 1 1 ? -h tiii-H!? ami vi*^? ta'tlo^ as ,ii" known to !*? iiI.miIii' !\ f!c*h and ? ?loan. < t<>*axioiial!y. |?eoph* an- fouml who think tin- high tempi -nit tare iwd in tho canning of food wi\l mike them safe and I'Von wholes.. mo, although putrefae. ti??n ha* lwguu Thi? is .il?*olutrl y fa'se While certain disease producing Uctoria will ho killi-d h\ tho emitting ]tr. still moat, unices it is fresh and from aninuN absolutely hraltJi.v and in prime conditions. and vegetables, nn loss r li.-\ ar?' fresh t';-..n> tho garden, should tio\i r 1h? otiniioil T!u- condition of i. in>!. i| f.Nnl nlii-u tin- <h'.i is opened ?ht*n!.| . .tivfnlU r Thoro - t* >1^(1 t^> I). . |i.i (I . nj . ?r * Pra< t !???? gi>Mt '.sr.- .n l.a I irt^ :i ? > ? I I-rop i r i 1 1 -_r pr ?.?du?,( * to* . ? . ? c ,n ?1 \%'-rk \ ? * t" \ i|ui?-k!> Adhon* to i ! j l?* ? t ? ?< tun/' i j ? ! .c !? nip i rat tiro and tiim* ry f>>r *a f? ?pnMf>>i.?.,iijf a* i dira:?*il i:. \..ur tim< tahh* i Karnicr*' l-j. -ah . *. j.agos > ; Farmers' I'.u A '.?J l|.-nn. (\u,. ning of Mi'ats ,m , i [ ? ~ i , with Stoa m I'rosvnt ?? n, <sh.) So t on re I ?u i l?-t in-* fr--iu n?ur hom?? d<*nion s'ra:i.?'i n go n * if \ <?n have one. it not. A pi I v to Homo r rn t ion l>opf.. U'inthrop ^' jlleg^, Itrx-k Hill. S ('. r*hr1ttlnt> X. Roiith. ?srito ir.mf rvmonst ration Acent. \ There has Ue^u much lyiojKtthy^ Mv'i it n HmM br any romn*r~ex I Ht-il over the ti?vMlwi of the young forgor Milieu l.yUs foouU guilty 1? ?i Katnrday in oar Ortnlnat (>t?H ind -*>nu*ier?l . <o ?ene four ,vp*r? ati hard labor. Tfo9 0P for which young j i.yic w<s.^ixi<8dtated w ImhI wpirttW only agaln-t the banks, It v*t* a theft e'everiy eonooc{?*d and executed HjMlliM the {WOpta *vtio were In tin- in-t inn Ttit* Jury ? 1 mere iiu-ii in nc* wlK' coflnw^Hl with the haiiki dcfntUdtsl men. wliu while thwy iviilMl tlw i?atn lufliob*! OH the ii,i.oci nt iim! her of the vrUomr. ft-lt that justice must lie done the State wh.... law- till- y..n:!t had cunningly i rioUtad, WHl n'"11 vbo would have M..!MMy <11 (hI lu defence of that wuu' The evidence that Otjt- Weight .1 all vojftial testimony v^h* jtlio written signatures of tha imn him-eif rhii - j ly. the W HV4' which turned the I Wo from j }iH reasonable doubt to positive KttUt. I The t i l it iv of forgery i? ?ilviKjv ihe act of a i inak thief. It taken though! and time ill i?lJ? lining and cxeeut 1 ng j it. and i- if rv?-r dona on tin impulse of t ha moment as t* some times the east; iu other erilUt-A. Their is. nothing bol. I nothing savoring of tin* heroic In the cunning craft of the sneaking forger, and when he is caught up with in his ftook^d work lie unist lie pit niwbed.? Aiken Journal. Our Trail of Blood There ha* Just been issued by the State of South Carolina 41 A Iteport of the South Carolina Mental Hygiene Survey." by a committee of which IM\ I\i t ternon Wardlaw in chairman, whieh ought to be In the hands of every citizen of this Sbate. It very completely covers <*ondit1ons in all of the penal Institu tions 1n South Carolina. The report on the Slate penitentiary slates that then* an* now 310 person there, and of thl? number 10& were con v.icted of murder ami manslaughter ! i if tho^e ItlO e? hi v iet*. 1051, or SlI.'J jH-r rent, )i>k1* never Ernie to ?*hoo} read were ill iteru te. Thus it (viii le sit.'ii that erirmj. and it; oraiu--' iro hand in lmlid ! ? Jt<**k Hill Record. 0 How To lluild a Town ? M iii.\ \ ?*ii rs ago Mwh* county wn? considered the last word in l*overty. it's lands l?eing s<> ihhii- as to indicate an ini|.His"lbility of ?leveh>pment. At j (lie meeting of the' North Carr.. lina bankers at Pinehur*t. Hon, Frank I ?;* told how kt had become the ga: <h*n ??iHit of the state: "In this MH*tJon," he .-vfiid. "we iwvv cultivated a roeeptilde attitude. Much of the progress we now enjoy is attri l.tittHl to this. Within a -period <iat ?ins: ba?k Ho. years, the agriculture of Moore county was nil. Less than 20 | venrs ago the hanking capital was ncgliirl'I'V in yea rs ngo the total de posjt s of the MiH?io county banks did not reach the sum of Today the resource* of the bmk?* of Moore IVi.ssihly ??\?'4'0<ls b> the same amount $r?.noo.noo. 'Phis has conic ahout not so in itch through the initiative of those of n< who were natives a s of those who ntiiu' here and lodjH'd ?s to develop it, I miii going to confide to you the secret which lies under this prosperity. We learned ^oiiii' 'Si years ago in this par ticular section of \??rtli Carolina that ?'dam vankoe" was not one word and we have with oj>en innis, weleomed tin-in into this rominunlty. We have lnfonie tolerent c:iotis:li to even allow our brethren from the north, partic ularly if he would sjvnil several lh??u? a ud dollars on a poach orchard or a f?-w millions developing a tourist re >ort. to vote the Ropubllcan tick?-t with out (VlWlte "We are holding <?ul both hands to tin- "'ranger who eotnrs within our ^*a!f>. No one cj.i charge n> in hoing -low in taking in any one w lu? conies." I'inohur-n ( N. <' ? News. HAMBONE'S MEDITATIONS A MULE KICKED ME So \ HAHD TOTHEK DAY. OOCTUH say AH LOS' M A H CONSCIENCE BUT jed6in' FuMvi>t bill me SONT WE , t>AT MULE MUS' LP DONE KICK H I M Too I**.* MiOi^n i Kujcf**!* Mr. Ci>baru i:<htor CJitojjU !>- : IVriait u> to mis Kt>t through the medium of your imi*t i ho name of The Hon. C Frank Olj" t?urn of Kw'xhau tfouth Carolina a* a <anUtdato for Congress Crout Tho Fifth Couxfe?*Jouul I>U?irk't. In v ouino nUing Mr. Clyhuru to the con?ldrra.tton of tho vol?*r? of Uic t >ls+ trlot bh*tecord iu The Hou*e of Kttyre as a' lrU*ln?s> man, and a juivat?> citl&oi.t make him mo*t worthy of tho honor Migg<*te<t. Mr Cij'bui li b ? youu* man of ahili tjt* ami mature judgement ; aggressive and jiirogivsslre in his <-oiuvi?tlou <?f af fairs ^tenMing in tho interest of the i-nhiio wHfun*. Should hi? tnoome a, uuitlldutc fiir the office 11 1 t*?l above mix! he to saute. wo oau assure tho vc?tor? of tho district that ho shall t-v? t ho mindful of tho w bho> of one all aliko. Ax our representative In l nnyro^s. ?>? oiin ro#l that ho will oOlHtyot the affairs of the office .i^ . ? >r <liii>; i.. tlu* wI*he*of tin- governed ? -mini not aoe0?nHUR to the dicta te^of Trrriowr V'otora of* K* rshaw and I-a master Count it /*. Ucwigflijlig iVlldrvn's alothes is tho l<-vii!lv of Mr> Frederick I> Colin tii**. a society leader In Chicago. OfUU I bo ago of AMmU'-.iii u onion i< unknown ovon to thnn. dm* to tin fact' that (hoy hare n'o\ calendars there. Special Notice Zemp &. DePass, Phar macists, will take calls for the Capital City Laundry. Family washing 5 cents per pound. MOur Way the JSanitary Way." Truck will call each week. PHONE No. 10 ANNOUNCEMENTS. FOR TREASURER j I. lu*r<*l?y announce myself a candi date for couuty treasurer for Kor: -In*', county to succed myself. I have the people of this county in this "H parity to r a ?uml?er of years; am familiar with the work, and have en dca vored at all times to render ef fleivnt service. Win greatly appreciate your continued support, and pledge you .-ti'tliMud faitlityj and efficient ser I v i>-?> if ? h<"t o<I. I). M McCaskill. I hereby announce myself as a can didate f<>r the office of Treasurer for Kershaw County at the I^emocratlc primary to he held in August and pledge myself to aftide t lio rules of the pa rtv. S W IIOC! I' E. I hereby announce myself as a candi date for the office of Treasurer for Ker nhaw County, subject to the rules of the Democratic party. If elected I pledge faithful and efficient service. W. A. SIIAW. FOR SHERIFF. Editor Chroni?*4e, ? ? ? Phase announce tlie name of Mr. M C We#t as a candidate for the of fice of Sheriff. Mr West* is well and favorably known. He has been faithful to every trust committed to him and if elected Will discharge his duty with credit to the office, and onti^-factlon to all he comes in contact with. The friends of Mr West take pride in plac ing him before the people in the coming primary election. Voters*. FOR STATE SENATOR Believing that our peopie are now open for considering a change along the lines of an aggressive fight for a strict economical administration of both our county and state govern ment, and, also believing that my reputation with you is that of a con Kervative member of our community. I bpg to offer myself as a candidate for the state senate aud ask your thoughtful and friendly consideration of the ?am? Respectfully, T. .T. ARR ANTS. At the earnest seliultatlous of loany friends from every section of the coun ty I am announcing myself as a candi date for the office of State Senator for Kershaw County. Having served In *hat body I feel that 1 know the needs an'l vri<-he? of the people of my county. Very respectfully, W. It HOFOH. After ?-on*idering the matter careful* v for some time, I have con eluded to of fer myself as a candidate for the office of State Senator from Kershaw County, and would reffp^'t fully nsk the voters. l*vth ladies and gentlemen, for their xu pport I w iM pkslge myself to alride the rules r> f the I>emocratic primary. R P.. WILLIAMS. FOR REPRESENTATIVE. I hereby announce myself us a candj^ date f??r the Hon* of Representatives0 from Kershaw County, subject to the rule* of the I >emorratio party. N. S Richard*. FOR REPRESENTATIVE. I her?H>y announce myself a candi date for re-nomination a* a member of tho House of Representatives from Kershaw County, subject to the rules of the I>eir?o^*ra tic pa rtv. ukoroe a alexander. FOR Jl IH.E OF PROBATE To the Deino- rn t ic Voters of Kershaw County ? Ladies and Centlemen: For n number of years I have served you as your Probate Judge. I trust that mr administration has been such as to commend itself to you. I have tried to do my very l*est in the dis charge of the responsible duties of this office and the many intricate legal problems that have come before m?, ami s*?tb d^cp rratttnde for p*?t fa ' 7 W'r'"' I COTTON COTTON Charles G. Houston COTTON FACTOR Augusta, - Georgia CAN SELL ALL GRADES ? LOW GRADES A SPECIALTY Liberal Advances Made on Consignment* Bonded Warehouses Prompt and Efficient Service CORRESPONDENCE INVITED . VS V - 4i ?? ?} ? - v<?i> I rr*|V.-i full v solicit \oiii rontlu U?l - 11 1 >1 m .? r . avxiirliitf vi.ii that op in. i ii In -Kwt(hHw t < mi 1 1 1 v w iii that support mote i lia it I, nor wHl anyone vi r:\t- lKU.hr limn 1 Jo discharge I lit* duties of the office faithfully. Very roapeotfulljr, *W. I/. McimWKU, FOR VI Dl l OK A I herb)" announce my candidacy for I Aulltor of Kershaw. County, subject; to tiro rules of tbo Democratic party. If elected 1 pledge faJthful audi efti dent service. It. K. SI'ARUOW lOKUMTOK With deep appreelatlou f??r the j;eu Oralis fioppoTt accorded mo iu the f?ast 1 hereby announce myself a candblate for rrcli < tion to [he office of Auditor of Ivershuw County, subject to tbe rules governing the I>euiocratJc Prim nry. and protnJ*?*\ if <?lected to dis ehargo the duties of the office fqtrly ami | impartially. The women nmv being qualified voters I respectfully solicit their sup port. w. P. RlTSSWrj* > FOR MAGISTRATE A hereby announce myself a candi date for re-nominat Io?/^to the office of Magistrate for DeKalb Township subject to the rules of tbe democratic primary. SAMI KL X. NICHOLSON. We, the many friends of J. B, Muun, wish to announce him as a candidate for the office of Magistrate In ltuffalo Township at large. If elected he will make Mi a good officer. II is Many Friends. FOR SHERIFF. - I hereby announce myself hs a tVa didate fur re-election to tho. office of SI;u>lf? -oX Kershaw County, subject k i lie rules of the J>emocratic primary. 0KOVRR O. WBfiSH. FOR CONGRESS. "I hereby announce that I am a can. didate in the Democratic primaries of South Carolina, for the nomination for Represent a tive of the Fifth Congres sional District for the 68th Congress and 1 take this opportunity to thank the people of the District for their loyal support in the past and to say that I Hhall endeavor to deserve thetr support and confidence In the future," W. F. STfcVRNSON. notice. Positively no fishing or camping at my pond under penalty of the law. I am locking pond with government fish, t-o please don't ask permission. K. K. HOLLAND. ' 4 Camden, S. C. NOTICE. AS Information concerning HcalUt Officer's truck or sanitary carts can be furnished by Mr. C, W. Billings, chairman Board of Health, under whose jurisdiction the Health Officer (Operates. Mr. Billings will gladly co operate and assist any citizen desir ing services as will the Health Qf. floor, Mr. John Wilson. IMPROVE YOUR HOME Iree dLomort" stration. at 011A expense* TAKE THIS Tree SAMPLE COUPON ?' TO ANY OF ? THE FOLLOWING DEALERS by DETROIT WHITE LEAD WORKS CMcag* DETROIT ttuffato A tough, durable elastic finish for floors, woodwork,' furniture, etc. Is not affected by hot or cold water. Dries hard over night. Put up in all sizes from quarter-pints to gallons. colors Light Oak Cherry Dnrk Oak . Golden Oak Light Mahogany Trantpafent Dark Mahogany - Malachite Gtm* Walnut Velvet Black THtS IS WORTH MONEY TO YOU 1 This Coupon and Ten Cents entitles the M der to a New Hrush and a Trial Can of Rogers Stain/tcor Finish, any color desired. N v in: ... ADDKfcttS TOWN Not redeemable after Aug. 81, 1922 FOR SALE BV ZEMT & DEPASS CAMDRN. S. C. . . Big Auto Contest AT THE! Majestic T heatre Be sure to get your Coupons with each paid admission. You May Win The Car. See It On Display In Front Of The Theatre. We Are Going to Give Away a Brand New 5-Passenger CHEVROLET TOURING CAR? Valne $625 With each paid admission you will be given a coupon ticket. The corresponding ticket bearing a duplicate num ber will be deposited in a sealed box. At the ?nd of tfhe contest a number will be drawn from the box which will win the car. COME OFTEN AND SAVE YOUR COUPONS c*

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 26, 1922, Image 4