Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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lfOcai Aattet. A?dh?uri pahhaher ofany aewa. Mttmlly rvmr4? (hv irovtl o| wf lila MvtvtWn with a Mrr< e of yln??ri, ?c are Ho to thf role. We have km awiWr of nnraalimn of j we thai the bwiww of aar peetlelstaa mbwawM tin kratthy eea diUoa, and tMr ypln toil ai tkat tWj aatfthe ? lame mrvmr* or their Nrtoo'to their ad*. In The PmpW, are Bolwakl Ofc, (to?. Hnkaadrml, Mr. OrlwnlHinrr, aad Tlw Oilt ICdge. nil pay ua the eaauMlawat af mvIhk that a pat at IM of tw food baalnesa they have eployed thla Mason ao fat must he and la attnhrd t? their adu. with a*. Thlt la aa tt ahould be, ami those whoae advert lament* we have tint yet wrtitvd, and who may aee theeeraawrfcF ahould take notice and ad aMdlkfly. Ocairjr Showa. Particular attention fa called to the ad. in thla issue of the Gentry Animal Shows that will be with ill on Nov. 8rd. It is not often that the people of Ker ahaw Cotattty has an opportunity to witneaa a first-class perfor mance by trained animals such aa the Gentry Brothers gives, and weebvdially commend them to the abow-going public. We have seen the performance given by these pepple, and aa there has been a consolidation of two shows, It must be of more magnitude than when we saw it ?Ta Cure a Coosk. TVamutlM ?tipn>f?)nt thMMidara uaanliy fc'hut' v<ru wtml hui hup* M*?4. 1 fbc bnt thlnr to do in to takr Ibt MMt M4 Nm> Wtt?i MtttMn and tnarMMt-nl* i WttiTv Mt?4. 'ifc?w Aw bm thtnr Ik# wart rough run* >-<Ht ran art. Nuat I baa Murray'* Horrhouml MuHtlu and Tar. II In madw of lit* pure?t la and ran ba glvrn to Infant* an own paaarta. Alx?v? all elar IT Tou will Ami It at all 4ru||l?l<. t. a bottle?rxtra larva bottlw. Doctors' > Prescriptions. They're the very Best I Medicine. You may be able to get a ready Ihade medicine that will tit your can*, but isn't it better to be ex amined by a doctor aud have li^ tell exactly what you need? ..^VVe dd a big Prescription bus iness. It's our profession, and reqpifes training, skill and ex perMn^e.^ Doctors like to have the) r preecri ptions tilled here, fqr ttxey trnow that we do the contyoundihg right. We>hould like to fill your Prescriptions at F. Leslie Zemp's DRUG STOKE. ?PHONE SO. XOTICK OK ELECTION fnr STATE AND C?l' STY OFFICERS, AM) FOR AMENDMENTS TO THE iX>NST ITL'T ION. Htatr of Sooth Carolina, Cminty of Kcrxhtw Not Ire is t?~rrl>y given that an elec tion will Ik* iM'ld at the several pre cincts established hy law hi K?*rsliaw County, on Tuesday, November Hth 11104, for the following olfiwrs, to wit: Governor, Lieutenant-Governor, Hecretary of State, Attorney-General, Htatr Treasurer, Comptroller-General, Slip) rmteoileiit of Education, Adju tant-an J-lnspector^Geiifral, One Rail Commissioner, I'robate Judge, Ouiwty HnprrviMtr County Superin tendent of Education, Sheritr, Clerk of Court, Cormier, Solicitor anil two XrpriDriitaliveii. I'ur?t?aiit to the constitution of South Carolina an elmtdon will be lie Id at the same time and place for amendments to the constitution of Mouth Candida, pursuant to the terms of Joint resolutions Nun. JWH, ?H4 and Mft (Act* of Mouth Carolina, pp 674, 47? and 676), as follow* t A JOINT RKSOM7TION proponing to Amend Section I#, of Article II of, the State Constitution, no an to Provide for Biennial Sessions of the . . General Assembly. Paction I, He it Kc?olved by the Geueril AfdMiiblv of the State of South Carolina, That the following: amendment to the Constitution of the State of South Carolina be submitted lo the qualMhrd elector* of the State at tlie next general election for Repre (tentative* and If a majority of the elsctof* qiiallNed to vote for members of the General Aaaembly, voting there on, ahall vote in favor of auch amend luent, and a majority of each branch ot the General aaaembly, shall after Mich election and heloTe another, rat ify tin* Mine amendment by yea* and nayi, Section t of Article III of the Constitution, relating to the legisla tive iJepartment, be amended by add ing after the word "place" in line ten of said Section, tlie word* "until the ?ad of tlie session occurring, In IWW, Alter which the said mvhioim shall be lield at the same tune and place hieii ulally |" so that said section as amend ed shall read aa follows: The aunual session* of the General Assembly heretofore elec^d, fixed by the Constitution of the year eighteen hundred and sixty-eight, to convene on the fourth Tuesday of November, la the year of eighteen hundred and ninetjr-flve, Is hereby postponed and the same shall be convened and held in the city of Columbia ou tlie second Tuesday of January, In tlie year eigh teen hundred and ninety-six. The first suasion of tin* General As aaaJMy sleeted under this Constitution ahall oaavaae In Columbia on the sec ?Md Tuesday In January in the year ulghteea hundred and ninety-sewn, ?atHdnlWr aanaalfy at Mm ?um UmmH pftafl* MUM tW HM mhIiu Ii?wrtnl>l>ilt>l?pr which lk?m*?MftMrf?N W SrM at mm Hm aft* Mtiikllj. DlKMM tSV flmialtMM of ?! MMafr w Wirt alll?watoft>WBa<ii>t Uwn lb* Qomvor mj. bj proclamation, appoint a more ereure and otmi?nivot pwinr of MMInf. Member* of the Gtwral AMrmblj nkitll not rroWvr aajr KNapvmatiolt for ?*???* than fbrty ' tfij* of any ow umiun: lYovidvd Thai chic limitation mIuUI not affect | the A rat four wnioni of the General iMrnhly under thin Constitution. Sec. 1. That (b* question of adopt ing the intendment prefaced in the foregoing Section shall be submitted fo the electors as follows: Those In fayor ot the amendment shall depoait a ballot with the following words plainly printed or written thereon: "Coiiwtitutionai amendment to Section 9 of Article 111 of the State Constitu tion, adding after the word 'place* in line ten of said Section the words 'un til the end of the session occurring in 1908, after which the said sessions shall be held at the same time and place biennially.'?Yew," ? Thorn* opposed to said amendment shall cast a ballot with the following words plainly printed or written thereon: "Constitutional amendment to Section V of Article III of the State Constitution, adding after the word 'place' in line ten of said Section the words 'until the end of the session occurring in 1900, after whioli the si}id sessions shall be held at the same time and place biennially.'?No." Approved the 11th day of February* A. !>., 1001. A JOINT RESOLUTION to amend the constitution auto Permit the General Aiwmbly to Enact Local and Special Uw? on the Subject of Laying Out, Opening. Altering and Working R? ado and Highways, and an to the Age at WhicliCitixen**hall he Subject to Road aud other Publio I>uty. Section 1. Be ft Resolved by the General Atwiubly of the State of Sor)th Carolina, That the folltwing aniendmeut to the Constitution be agreed to, and that the two questions involved in such auieiidment be sub mitted separately at the next general election to the "elector* qualified to vote for member* of the House of Representative*, V'* i that there alia!! lie added to the Constitution the lol lowing additional Article, to be num bered properly hi the consecutive or der of its adoption, to be de?igu*?t?*d as "Article of Amendment.-. to the Constitution." Section 1. The General Assembly of this State may enact local or special laws concerning the laving out, open ing, altering or workinjr roads or highway*. and (Hincfriiinc tlie provl Uing fur the age at which citizens shall lie subject to road duty, and eoiicern iiifr drmntKc. Sw. 2. That Subdivision II and Subdivision IX of Section 34, of Ar ticle 111. ol the Constitution,a*e her*?* by r?*pealed. Approved the IHth day of February, A. 1>., 1WM, A JOINT BESOU'TION Proposing to amend Section 7. Article VI11, of the Constitution. Belating to Muni eipal Bonded Indebtedness. Section 1. Be it Kesolved by the General Assembly of the State of South Carolina, That the /ollov'ing! amendment to Section 7, Article VIII. of the Constitution be agreed to: Add as the end thereof the following words Provided, further, That the Limita tions imposed by this Section and by Section 5, Article X, of this Constitu lion, shall Hot apply to bonded in debtedness incurred by tlie city of Greenville, but said city of Greenville may iticreaae .ts bonded indebtediieas in the manner provided in said Sec tion of said Article to an amount not ceeding fifteen per cent, of the Talue of the taxable property therein, w'>ere the proceed* of said bonds are applied solely to the payment of past indebt edness, to expenses and liabilities in curred or to be incurred hi the im provements of streets and sidewalks, and for providing Sewerage for said city or any part thereof, for purchas ing. establishing, owning or ojieraling waterworks or electric light plants. Sec. 2. But the question of adopt ing this amendment shall be submitted at the next general election to the electors as follows: Tho*e In favor ot t lie amendment shall deposit a billot with the following words plainly print ed or written thereon : "Constitutional amendment of Section seven, of Ar ticle eight, of the Constitution, rela ting to municipal corporations and po'lce regulations. Yes." Those op posed to *nid amendment shall cast a ballot with the following words plain ly printed or written thereon: "Con stitutional amendment of Sac.tion seven, Article eight, of the Constitu tion, relating to municipal cornora tions sod police regulations, Vo." Approved the 18th day of February, A. 1). 1004, Poll* nt each voting plnoe will be opened Ht neven o'clock n. hi. mid closed nt four o'clock p. hi. The follow iiiu named per*on* linvc been appointed Mnnuirers of Election for Stnte nml Oounty Officer*. to wit.: ('HIIIiIcII?1> K l>IXOII, 12 .1 ItlftM'll, .1 K GimmImII. Lang'* Mill?.1 M Porter, A !? C Kiuurd, B'.'ii.) Amnion*. 1 Unbolt'* X Hi mil rt?S A llrnnhain, I H W Sutton, James* It H:ibou. Hlaney?-I M Tlioriitou, .lolui T Kinw, >1 M \V?mhI. lletluiiie?f, W t'opelnud, #1 J Mor ton, J W Hear ill. Wentvillt?T F McDownll, John T Truexdell, .1 S Itnrfleld. Itutfnlo School House?I A Slinw, .1 L Phillips K I, Onto. Brewer'* Store?I) K Hough, T, II Ogbiirii, John P Twitty. | Liberty llill?J W Floyd, O H Ole inentH, \V 'A Hilton. Mcl.ninV Itrnucli?U K Went, J A | Went, I- S Spear*. Mt. /.Ion?C L' Myer*, K l< McCoy, W l> Marnhnll. Htockton?-Tho* W 11 row o, J ,1 Thompson, X li Workman. Unify'* Mill?I A Ml nil, .1 A Mn liatfey, J KCatoe. Mhaylor'n 11 i 11?.1 A Watt.?, It M Prakeford, W W llncknbee. Hanging Hoek?T K Kirkley, ,1 II Crow, X II Taylor. Dii the dr?y of eleotloii the M linger* mu?t organise by the election of a Chairman and a Clerk, if decennary. Tin* Chairman riveted la empowered to administer oath*. The manager* have the power to fill any vacancy, nnd if nor e of the attend, the nltlsena rail appoint from the qualified ywter* the Manager*, who, alter being aworn, can conduct the election. At the clone cf the election the Manager* and Clerk mint proceed politicly to open the ballot, boxe* and count the ballot* therein, and continue without adjournment until the name I* completed, and make a statement of the reault for each office and for each a mend men t to the Comaitution nnd sign the name. Within three day* thereafter, the Chairman of the Hoard, or noiue one by lb* Board, must UfhlM . tW QomwiMM>nrrs4>f Kleetion tb? ?l IkS, Ik kkx*? ?i|BUi|l|? tl?? tafetsi 'WMMIl of 4IM rvault of Uh Oav ?! tbr *M?t? _ _ ?f Mnh prrrliHO mmsI rtll upon the Boirt of QumhIm> at the Chroaiot* Oflkx, HtflMag NovenW ttb,MOI,tsrvedttMpkltlo^ list* ami InfttnMtfctnaajftd to qualify. . W/L. JJoUyeO^br'm. / IK M. Klrkly. | CommlMionerfc State and County Klretion. NOTICE OF ELECTION FOR REPRESBSATIVE IN CONGRESS AND ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT ' AND VICE-PRESIDDNT. Stat* of South Carolina, County of Kershaw. Notice is hereby given that an elec tion will be held at the several pre cincts established by law in Keraliaw County, on Tuesday. November 8, A. D. 19M, for Member of Congress from Fifth Congressional District, and for Presidential Electors, pursuant to the Constitution and the laws of the State of BoUth Carolina. Polls at each voting place will be opened at seven o'clock a. m. and closed at four o'clock u. in. The following named persons have been appointed Manager* to conduct sasd election, to-wit: Camden Market?T D Denton, J E Alexander. .1 B I'lielps, Raboil's X Rond?R T Mickle Jas, A Rabon, R A .larkson. Rlaney?Herbert lioykin, Eluiore Brown, W D Motley. Lang's Mill?J. A. Roseborougli, W. L. Junes. II. A. Bo wen. Bethune? R. W. Hammond, W. S. Marshall, (1 It. King:. Wcstvillc? L. C. Clyburn, J. A. Mc Dowell, T. A. Caution. Buffalo School House?(/. A. John son, (t. A. Sowell, I>. I<. Catoe. Brewer's Store?(*. K. Hammond, G. T. l*each, A. H Duncan. Liberty Hill?J. 1*. Cureton, Walter Cunningham, K. C. Jnnm. McLain's Itraoeli?Peter McCaskill, S. A. Went, M. J. Ausley. Mt. Zion?(). It. Spradley, Rufus Moseley, K. T. McCoy. Stockton?G. W. Amnions. J. D. Mc Caskill, -h ?sse llaniiiiond. Raley's Mill?W. M. Hough, M. L.I Raley, .1. B. Munn. Shaylor's llill?W. J. Daakcford, R. L. Sinyri, W. R. Barfifld. Hanging Rock?It. X. Jones, F. I*. TrueMtell. O. 11. Watson. On the uay of the election the Mana gers must organize by the election of a cliairmau; a elerk may be named ir necessary. Tlie cliairmau elected is empowered to ndiiiister oaths to the other Managers and clerk. The Mvnagers have the power to fili any vacancy, and if none ot the Man agers attend, the citizens cull appoint Maniigers from among the qualified voters, who after 'being sworn, can conduct the election. At the close of the election the Man agers must procced publicly to open thebitllot boxes and count the ha.lots tlicrciu, and continue without, adjourn ment until the same is completed ami make a statement of the result thereof and sign tlie same. Within three days thereafter, the Chairman of the Hoard, or some one designated by tin* Board, mlist deliver to the Commissioners of Federal Klec lions t'?e poll littts, the boxes contain ing the ballots, and signed statements of the result of the election. One of the above-named Managers for each precinct must call upon the Board ?f Commissioners, at The Mes senger ottice Saturday, Nov. ft, 11104. to receive ballot boxes, poll list* and instruction* a:ul to qualify. C. W. Ill roll more, Chr'iu, J. N. Jones, John S . Brown, ? Commissioners ot Federal Elections. Danger of a Cough. Piiouniunlfi. urlpp, colli, bronchitis nml neiitly ??very other (laiiKcrou* sickness of this kliul Is usually the development of n slight eolith. Too imiiiy per pie lire usiliilly IhIiI ii|> mid too tiiiiny (lti> from diseases where th?>y could so easily knock tliut tlrat cnuvh In tiiH hend. Murray's horchound Mullein hikI T.ir cures colds. It Just drops the liottom out of coutfli. Kvcry drimulst hits It for ?oc. u hoi He. Hcinetnlirr ??MurrtiyV iiiul take no other. Hctfuhir .Vk-. size. Married. On the night of Tuesday, Oct. 25th, Mr. Wiley Haiti eld and Miss Allie Outlaw were liuppily united in the holy bonds of mat rimony. Rev. J. F. Kelley of ficiating. Congratulations. Compliment to Senator Kay. Senator Hay was unanimously selected by the GatTuey bar to preside at a special term of court for Cherokee county. Mr. Hay could not serve as he is a mem ber of the Senate and is one of Judiciary Committee. He will | be a candidate for Judge of the Fifth Circuit at. the approaching general assembly. Tlie I^irc Alarm System. The City Council lms installed the Game well Fire Alarm sys tem. It is 111 good working con dition In case of tire keys may be found at the following resi detices: E O McCrcight, H (J Carrison, R B DeLoache, W G Wilson, Dr W ?f Diuin, G G Alexander, E H Dibble, (Browning Home,) W M Young, J A Singleton, Dr A \V Burnet, Ii 15 Williams, MujS K Adams, W A Soli rock, .1 S Hhaine, Mrs Billings, J S Lindsay, M Baum, H Hciilosberg C K Lewis, Mrs J F Smith, J W Wilson, 8 M Johnson, H L Wat kins, H Truesdel, B W Khame, Evans Collins, Goo Uhame, Benj Halle, T B Wilson, P T Ville pigue, Henry Eichel, W U Zemp, John Meeks, W D Whitaker KD Dibble, Mrs Young, (Mum St) L L Block, Juo T Nettles Jr., Mrs W T Latham. All policemen have been furn ished with k?ys. Central at the Telephone office is also connected with all boxes and can ring in an alarm from any box on notice to do so from any telephone box in the city. :?*1 a ait h?Nifc* Ivir I.IM Away. To quit toluu-co cumly *ii?l (mover I* inn* jetlc {???' of life, ncrvo imhI vigor, taka No-To Bot Hint males wonU mon ?iroiiR. All nruw?i?u. W? or Cure frttnrav toed Itookiot ami mtmplo fre?. Addrea# tttorHng lltuHl Of , Chicago or N?w VOtf* [f] < "t ? " A. W MONEY GIVEN AWAY. ? ' ' ' ? .... AT The Famous Gilt Edge Store. 5 Silver Dollars Every Satuaday and a Fine Buggy on Christmas live. With every dollar spent with us you get a ticket whish is a chance at the Ave dollars every Saturday and also a chance at the buggy on Christmas Eve. The following are the names of those who have drawn the money: August 27th,(Mrs. Moffatt, Conga ree, S. C., $5.oo; Sept. JJrd, W. A Crosland, Camden, S. C., s?*5.oo: Sept. 10th, Stephen Williams (colored), Boykins, S. C., $r>.oo; Sept. 17th, T. W. Lang, Camden, S. C , !?5.oo; Sept. 24th, Perry Adams (colored), Camden, S. C., $5.oo; Oct. 1st, Laurence McCaa, Lugoff, S. C., $5.oo; Oct. 8th, Ilobt. Stuart, Lugoff, S. C., Jj>5oo; Oct. 15th, Harriet Haile (colored), Camden, S. C.,$5.oo. Why-don't you*come aud a get ticket and be the next LUCKY ONE. Our Mtock of Dry Goods nnd Notions is complete; full of staples and novelties and al Prices to Please. Ladies Tailored Knits and ^Talking Skirts I We have the largest audjuost complete line ol' these goods ever brought to this city; why worry over, making your winter suit when we can tit you in a nice ^Stylish ^Suit w ithout any trouble. Shoes! Shoes! Shoes! "Star Drand Shoes are UettfM*.** Awarded Grand Prize t\v Louisiauo X*ur clinse Exposition. We keep a full stock of them in Ladies' and Children's, Men's aud Boys*. Try one of '"Family" Shoes, they are sure ti please you and every pair Guaranteed. Special X>i*ie^ to Country Merchants. Respectfully, The Famous Gilt Edge Store, P. T. V1LLEPIGUE, Prop Do You Wiot 4 Wigoo or Buggy. L. SCHENK & CO. are sole agents for these parts for Un well known, the tried and true makes? Old Hickory , Russell and Blue Grass. We think they are the best wagons on this market. If they are not, we know for a certainty they are bettor than many and as good as any. We have sold wagons for years and ought to know. Take note that we buy iu carload lots and our prices therefore are popular. While on the subject of vehicles, it may be well for you to know that we have a new and roomy ware-house where we are prepared I td show all grades of BUOOIK^. We are agents for the famous COLUMBIA buggy. It is a good one. If it does not suit you we have others that will. And as for II A ll. we can please all sorts and conditions of men. Take| a look, it will be to your advantage. Yours respectfully and for honest business, SICK PEOPLE DR. JAMES* IRON RLOOD AND LIVER TONIO Tbt bMt lautlVD ttalt e??pmd and internal antiseptic. Posi tively cures Chronic Constipation, Indigestion, Dyspepsia and all Liver and Stomach Diseases. Thousands of bottles sold in South Carolina. Testimonials from homo people upon applica tion. One bottle will demonstrate that our claims are true. Sample bottle free. GET WELLI -FOR tALI BY CAMDEN DRUG COMPANY. TRESPASS NOTICE. " 4 * All persons whomsoever are hereby warned not to trespass upon iny lands In Kershaw County in the Cantey section, the said lands beta# known as t he Barnes place. Anyone vio lating this notice will be prose cuted and punished to the full extent of the law. Henry Bnrtield. TKE8RA8S NOTICIS. All persons are hereby notified not to trespass ui>ou my lunds in West Wuteree, Wown us the Huckabee Phtce, in uny manner whatsoever, either by hunting, tishinp, com in j; upon the premis es without permission or in any other manner. Violators of this notice will he prosecuted. " Signed; John Jackson. Do You Want To See Your Boy Well Dressed? Are you open for a good suit for your boy? If so, call and see what we have; we can tit boys of any sise and can sell suits at prices to SUIT ALL. Our Childien's Department is Complete at Last. See us before buying. Another lot of Louis M. Levy & Cos. New York's Best Clothing. Just Received. Call for this Make if you want Something Gooil. Call for a card. It's free. We give away a 20 x 24 Oil Paint ing with every $10 sale. Our motto is: "Your money's worth or your money back." Polite Attention to All. N/ITHAN L6VY. THE 0L0THIGR. DRY GOODS VALUES We Are Selling Now. 42 inch Brocadines, all colors worth 40c. The yard 25c Double width Figured Worsted, Blue, Purple, Brown, Hod Black Ktc,.a splendid value at 10c Trecot Flannel for waists all the leading colors, The yard - 25c 44 inch all wool Cheviots in all Shades good value 75c The yard 50c 54 inch Repelants worth 75c reduced The yard 50c 44 inch Whip Cords in all leading shades The yard 50c 46 inch Black Taffeta Silk,'guaranteed The yard #1.45 Ladies $1.00 Kid Gloves in all colors Per pair 75c Study These Prices. Mens Good 48.00 Suits JftO.&O Mens Good $10.00 Suits $7.H& John B. Stetsons $5.00 Hats lift Mens White Oxford Shirts worth 85c, Now.. . 60c. Overcoat* for Men and Boys Lowest Prices. Our Low Priced Clothing in ho full of Goodness that we are proud to have yon tell your friends yon bought them at The Hub. The reason why you see the Majority o? economical buyers in The Hub Is because it is the Cheapest Store. H M H U BARUCH, MANAGER.