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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09
IN CONGRESS.

The Senate Considers the Confsros &c Re-
port on the silver BiiI-Ihe House Coa-
ours In she Senate Amendments TO the
Wyoming Admission Bill.
WASHINGTON, July a-ln the Senate
Monday the conference report on the
silver bill was presented AsynopSis OF
its provisions follows:
10 provides that the Secretary OF tie
Treasury shall purchase from time 70
time silver bullion 10 tie aggregate amount Of
$4,000 ounces, or so much thereof IS nay %
offered ia each mouth. Gt the market price
thereof rot exceeding 81 for S7iA grains OF
pure silver. The treasury notes issued in pay
ucnt for the bullion shah be reoeemso.e in
coin, and Legal tcnder in payment of all debts,
public and private. except where otherwise ex-
pressly stipulated iD the contract. and shall DO
receivable for customs, taxes and all pubic
dues. Upon the demand OF the holder OF The
treasury notes the Secretary OF the Treasury
shall, under such regulations as he may pre-
scribe, redeem such notes in gold or silver coin
al his discretion IL being the established policy
OF the United States 10 maintain the two met
ais On parity with each other upon the pres
ent legal ratio, or such ratio as may be provided
by law
The Secretary of the Treasury shall each
month coin 1900 90 ounces Of silver bullion.
purchased under the provisions OF the act, into
STANDARD silver dollars until July l, issi. and
after that time he shall coin out silver bullion
purchased under the provisions OF the act as
much as may be necessary to provide for the
redemption CT the treasury notes. The present
Law Is repealed. The last section provides for
covering into the treasury the fund held for the
redemption OF National bank circulation.
WASHINGTON. July SIN the Senate
to-day the conferen ce report on the sill
yer bill was taken up, and Senate Vest
(Mo.) stated the reasons why he should
vote against the report A large majority
OF the Senate, he said, had voted for the
free coinage OF silver. but the con-
ference report absolutely did away
with all idea of free coinage and
continued. and was intended to con-
tinue. the system under which silver
had been persistently and consistently
degraded since 1871.
Senator Coke (Tex) expressed his
concurrence in the conclusion reached
by Senator Vest He could not support
the conference bill.
Senator Sherman (O.) defended and
explained the conference report.
WAsHINGToN, July SIN the House
to-day, the Senate amendments to the
House bill for the admission of Wyo-
ming were concurred in.
WASHINGTON, July SIN the House
a bill was introduced appropriating 81
O0o, 600 to establish industrial training
schools. The bill for the establishment
of Indian industrial schools in Califor-
mia Minnesota Wisconsin and North
and South Dakota was favorably re-
ported
WASHINGTON, July s.-The House
committee on elections disposed of two
Mississippi contested election cases
Hill VS.. Catchings, from the Third dis
trict, and kernaghan VS.. Hooker, from
the Seventh district The decision
was in favor OF the sitting Democratic
members, Catchings and Hooker.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09
The LAST DITCH.
shs Had . Dollar Eack and wouldn't
Take Water.

gns Had . Dollar Eack and wouldn't
Take Water.
In . Jefferson avenue stairway. di-
rectly back OF q fruit stand. man and
= woman sat on = step yesterday. Hs
had several bananas and oranges on his
knees. and a policeman who halted 70
mop bis heated brow was led 20 remark:
"Weil. cid man, you seem to be having
good time"
Yum was the reply as he buried his
nose in another orangs.
Are you bis wifeg" was asked Of the
woman.
Yes
and You don't like fruitg'
Yes. I DO.
Then what kind Of game Is he play
ingg'
We ars in on the excursion" she ex-
planned. He got mad and got mad.
He says I've got t. eat dirt first. I've
said I won't and won't. He thinks he'll
bring ne n time
SASS gr0wlei the husband "a be
gnswed close - the ri1i-
"T1l never give in
Mere sa..s
L donv carei I figured On tl1s and
came 6xed for IT,
And she slipped OF her shoe. took n
Canadian quarter ont = Il. snd beck0u-
Ing e. tbe fruit man sac said.
Oranges. bananas. peanuts, tafTy and
lemonade Wen see who bosses this
Job before get through Got whole
dollar back e this. snd II that isn't
enough r. pawn ny parasol for moreF'
And - the officer walksi on tie hrs
bard vas ripping the veneeriag OF his
third hanana. and ire wife hail bitten che
bruadsiie 0ut II a nickel PLATED grange
Detroit FIRE. Press.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09

KSoxvILLE. Tenn, July s-Nannis
LibsiHgsr sRd Stella Cole. two disrep-
utsbie women, fought a daei Monday
morning with knives over nan named
Matt Bradley Lihsinger was carved
- pieces and Instantly killed The
Cole woman wss rot seriously hurt Sds
Is under arrest. The dead woman was
raised at London. in this state; the Cole
woman came from Cincinnati recently.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09

SPRINGFIELD. III July s-Farmers
q fsyette County report that The roots
o. the growing corn ara already badly
earnt from tie heat and drought. ard
Unless rain comes within the next week
the cron vii be enttrslv rnfned.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09

Dr- p. Regain. specalist for ire last
ls9a Nonroe-st.. ard knows astae lake
SIDE P6vsicsn. AT fcrr1s q Rectal
diseases cured or 10 pag. Cali or nr-ts
for nay nsw Iaethod. toe Ideal Of 81
Cares, used by ladies' 81 home.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09

Ci6rsn-Whss II yca tains Il fha
proposition to enlist Tndians Ia the reg
Mar srulv3
Capt - estDoint-T -Tn5isrs7 Pen ks--
al VIZ, thcT cawnt dawnce. View
fx..-1 u s.s1ziu-
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09

Louisville. Kv. Ialy st is re-
ported on good authority thst the va
ring factions a. Hszlan Court House On
lhars'ssT night burned the courthouse
VITA a. recordS No coa3r1ssloa PCS
= be a. this uaa.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09

LoOse's Red Glover Pills cure Sex
Headache, Dyspepsia. Ind gestlon and
tonst patton. &c per box. b0ves FOR
81. + fOr sale by all druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09
oas OF Place.

Sohnny-Ms, what docs the word
civil meant
hamms-It means gentle and polite.
Johnny-Thats what =. thought Tvs
just been reading book on what's
called the Civil War. Is says there
were more men killed in that war than
in any other. Nov, I'd like to knop
where the civil part cones in.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09

hrs. Wiusfew's 500 hing Sgrap shoufs Al
ways used for chil8r1n fserhiuz. II sSeTass
tae cElLa- slifeEs t1e gaas atsFs Al -
cures Win1 cole. 21f = tae nEzF reEe1y Ter
disrrhoes. q sents toftse
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09

Beecham's Pills cure bilious and
nervous lis.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09

Van Houten's Cocoa-The original,
most soluble.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09
GRAND gAraDs nAR2Ers-

Dressed Beef "a 5 - A.
stresse1 Psr<-sss8ss
Df~sssa s.2lfea--1sale . pound
.tfcese4 L4EL 81 - - > ye1G1.
Afessr4 Re1.tFy-- -sersnl { iexsas ls.sl9
80 .9~tss -e ? fe--9. t~gA IA e~-~
a-F44 eGeks &c : gss2a.
n Gks.
tireenr-os.5c = peGaa.
Part earef-45.e = peaa1-
IA e4fel-~s,.sis p geUad-
Drs-@eoc , fsana
tstf > lRS-ss@ee 3 DeG8d-
e1eeg SAlas--s & ~ p9g11
l@-lss-s.z84e : EeA-s
J0tGers' Supplies.
Beans-si = e. : egshel.
LEss- o. = de1xa.
b-lteE-lS ltc , pezat-
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09

Pears soap is the most elegant toilet
adjunct.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09

Grain. Flour. feed
Wheat -WhEe. - = b4sne..
toTE-iNc & lusItt.
Corn Ae1l-sl3 > to8.
80. I Eeod-sl = toa.
No. feed-sl5 = t0n-
y d1iRgS-si5 = ton.
Efan-slz = Joa.
Fioar-Lils aiite. $50 Patent. SIS . hun
iFed.
0sts-3eGsie = bushel.
kyc-65e 2 bgshPi.
B@rleY-si.gai. 0 y hundred.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09

batter-les lz1ze : pound.
kgxs-l6e = dozen.
l-clt 1ee-oe r pound.
bc1Ls--sl.5ls ~ & b4shfl.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09

The Senate Considers the Conference Re-
port on the silver biil-1he House Coa-
euFs In she Senate Amend msnts TO the
Wyoming Admission Bill.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09

where the civil part cone. in.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-08-07
DeKalb Debating Society.

The Election of officers in the
nor: namet: socie'y on last Monday
e:en:ng rest led as fellows: Presi
d ut. Il. J.. Smith; Vicc-Presiden'
II. l.. DePas; Secretary and Treas
nrer. J. J. ". rkmsn; Librarian, ]. L.
Mills.
After Tie election of officers the
query: "Should the South have freed
the saves without fshtineH" was dis.
cusaed with great force and anima'
lion.
The organization Of a society fol
the purpose Of dev'l ing the intel
lectnal AID ora,orical qualities OF tEt
young men, was n very wise stel
talen Ly them. The Society is in 6
very forrishing condition and the
young men are ealizing TO n high
tatent the good anticipated.
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Wesiyille Correspondence.

WEsTvILLE, S. e., Aug. 3rd, 1884,.
Editor Camden Journal: II yo'
Ill! allow me little Of your va;ns
lie space | will notice an editorial {"
lie Messenger in defense Of tL'
;lmden boys. IL IS very able dm
lment. 1t reminds me OF boy
rst lesson in learning to skate o!
re. lie tries to beg the question b
stating that the men were as bad :"
he boys. which believe to be tru
for 10 one will deny that tie pa'
.nts OF those boys had t. right t.
nave made them come down from the
,res # they had so desired.
It is true that during the cam
aign many things have been sal
nat would h we been better unsald
:ut it is unreasonable for those ~ia
re pleased to style themselve'
Straightouts to think that they c',n
cap up insults upon injary without
Meeting the righteous Indignation %
Il! true lovers Of Jefferson!an Dem
'cracy.
That The mothers OF those G'i:
re true and noble women we do no
loubt, but when their sons trans
end ,hc pale OF common decency Sc
AZ ss 20 publicly accuse the favo:i's
sudiiate for Governor Of Ills prou'
Id nmonwcalth of having negr'
,looa coursing his veins, we think it !
timc to call q bat. Weyc-y n.'ura! !
uppnsc,l thst all ordinary intellect.
sould understand that we were strik'
ug III the conduct OF the hoys.
For the benefit Of the Messenger o.
.reat moral ideas, who seems t.
link we have committed the unpar
:ouable sin in calling those boy'
lonkeys, We will just state tha
many Yeas ago there lived q srea
.nd good man, Can equal, at least, o
his self.e.teemcd model CT modern
,erfection) who had the Iardilloot
,bout him 10 call old King llerod 1
OK, and thir saying Was published ii
| Book that deserves as much respec
is this sheet Of aicat moral ideas.
Again, the Messengcr ssys". hat thl
campaign wi give the devil eStr;
york." and here the Messenger acci
dentally staggc.s upon the truth. ant
he might have very appropriated y AL
ded that the Judge Of the qn:ck an'
.lcaa would have n great deal of cS
,ra work ON hand from the sum
.ausc. And we believe that |
would he a good stroke of policy f.
the IIrSsengcr mar to make it a po!a
20 come in just behind The -Ne'cs IA
Courir, for by the time the coaT
gets through with that journal a
other examinations will be light.
G. r. B.
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An Apology.
a majority

We are lue our Subscribers n
,po,ogy for tie late appearance :
nr y per list week. From son.
.ausc or other "u- paper dix II"
each us until Friday morning. ju"
:s sc Thought VIE had everything !:
'ea6iness ~ 60 i" printing our pres
o, contrary. After wo:kins; at !
IL lay We rave j. up. and "hrong'
. Kindness nf friend !!irchmorc. t.
he ;NpxSrrg"r, No worked Of our II
",o na lis press Saturday 'n"rh'
ing.
. have Lad car machinery I"
a:r.L. AMI viii! cnIeavur 20 be G
iur hereafter. 1t was quite a dlS
appointment TO us, MS We hal woTkc'
~ 10 get . dar al:cal in "rdcr :" AZ
lnd The Convention, and To see alt
.ik with our friends.
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Literary Note.

We lave IN uur table An elegant,
no md volume of the Deftrces
Ch rlestan Ha,bcr, by the Rev John
johnson, formerly IN engineer il
Fort Sumter. The look contain
portraits of its defenders, as we'll a.
life like portraits OF the cd fort al
ter the severe hombardnn MS Il
Which it had hecn subjected. ". i
McCreight, the agent for this ya!us
bic book, vii! be glad TO slow i; T.
anv one who may desire to sec it.
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University Of South Cal0llaa,
AT COLUMBIA, :. Z.

Graduate course. Un,lcr- gradda' co'Ir'
ses for degrees. literary and !" ~ ,entlhc
,lso shorter md elective courses. prbfes
.ional courses in Law, Phnrmncy, Vetefin'
ry Science, and relHgogics. Swell e4nlF
,sd laboratories; 1 shops and model ioo'n;
new mhrmary.
Tuition fee, $40 rcr session; other fees
$40 (inc,u,l;ng inSrmac,, fee, Covering Inrt'
.c,l attendance. medi' .nrs, etc Tnhl'
ioard. slo to sl..5r per month: hrom'
ept free. Total c, lcnses. including iuei
.ithts wnshing, ho' Ga, ctr.. about H'e'.
Tunion fee remate1 10 .,uIchts eer!,'1
ing their inability TO payr: ~
SESSIONS opens frst T"csaay' in eesooef
Entrance examinations held NJ preceding
xe.k J. IL. Mc2RYDE,
Vres:innt.
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lne Anti.Tillman and lone DGnbtful.'

The Camden correspondent OF th
charleston Worl@. in giving q list I"
he candidates for Coun'y Office
nj their Ti;lman anil Anti-Ti!lmal
.roc:ivlt;es, mentions Two candidate
" Auiitor-"one Anti Tilman an'
one doubtful" AS have nevr
ublicly declared myself either wa,
presume the correspondent la
eferencc 10 myself as the "oL'
oubtfu!.' I therefore fee! i incuE.
eut OF INC, IS well as due to IL
,eop'c Of Kcrshaw County. to sa,
hat | AZ, and always have been III.
usliie,i!y in favo: of the Farmei:
iovercnt and endorse the p!atGori
+ the March Convention, and
hcsc, with Capt Iillran as The Aea
the Movement, arc inscparabl'
conceive if, I also endorse h.
:anditlacy for Goyern"r.
y. G.. KIRKLEY.
Camden, Aug. 9Th, 1890.
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Death Of An OLD and Estimabie Citizen.
G.. NJ. ALEXANDER, Sec =

News was received in Camden m
Monday announcing the death
Mr. Stel.hen D. Hough, one of th'
Oldest and most cs,imahlc tize' ::
of tue upper part OF our County, an
father of our worthy fellow citlZe'
Col L. {. Hough, Of Wo>tvi!le, ~
Rough was upwards Of seventy year
of aye. and although his ago exempt
ed him from service, he VOLUNTEERED
In the Confederate army and serve'
faithfully and gal!antlY 10 tile end o
the war. We extend our sympathies
to the large number OF bereavcd rels
t;ycs and friends OF the deceased.
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The New Discovery.

You hss. ursrl your friends and neigh
,ors talkiug abou, il. You may y"urse!'
,e one Of the many who know from person
i experience just how good !hing 1t II
f YOU have ever tried it. you arc one o.
g staunch friends. because the wondrriI
hing about il is, tha, when once given
r:sl, DR. Kings New Discovery ever ahe'
.nlas n place in the house " ynn ne'e
have used il and should lc afflicted with
.ouch, cold. or sny Threat, l.ung "r Che.
r.ublc. secure bottle At once AMI CIV"
fair rial. Il is guaranteed every TIM"
,r money refunded. Trial Bottles Free ~
DIFF. / Zcmp's Drugstore.
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4" n'""n!ainS over the South Caro-
lima Railway will be givep on We'd
nesday, August 1:'tn. at III" :"i nw
ny .ow rates from ,amh Il: Il
.Irrenvliir. ~ -; WalhaiIa. - 40
nurtn:rnrr. ~ -: 'ienIersnnviIr
si.7J: AsncvilIc. $3.50. Tickets vii
,r ur Sil" August !lih. A! who
contemplate g":n" ARE reQrss "d tG
ntiiy the A.ent as ear $ as possible
90 he may provide tjrkets AMI nr"pcl
.ranSDc-!aIinn. Tickets good to IT.
arn any day until August SOL
hi,l,en undcr5 Years free; over ;
,u.l un,i.- - year., !iaif r.les.
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OBITUARY.

Upward j. BURROWS. IT.. son Of 4. r.
an S. X. Burrows, departed this i,fe on
tie :,5tL day Of July, IL the sixteenth yea!
ot h;s age. after prc!raccd and painfl;
line :, which he bore with beautiful rNsig.
na;iol. lie w8s a lad OF fine character.
with q gentle and amiable disposition, a.:'
sa We every promise ON useful life.
In the insg:utable w;slom Of (:"d lie ha'
ice ;r,.nsplantr,l 70 the upper ahd better
King ON, and to his afflicted parents vi
can nut say, y ne L,rd gave and III !.or':
hath ,af"n away: b,!ss..l Gr lie me o
the Lord"
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r." Camden Graded School.

Mr. ebert Aorr:son, The new,
eicc 4 l'rircipa! .! tie Camdei
G, .cd ScLCol las arrived and wi
(. in The exercises OF the School u
a.cndny, the first day of September
Mr. Morrison WAS late pT!ncips
oi Chester Graded School, an'
cones to rs l,;gly recommended ss
culrpetcnt, faithful and painstak!n.
teacher and a Christian gentleman.
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Fur County Commissioner.

It is we'll 70 trust o true. q tried ai''
is:!hfull public servant. One who hs'
worm the laurels. aud worn them with hon
r. +, himself and credit 20 his county. W.
ave such a person in tap. 4: 4. hoykin
II West Watcroc. whose fidelity to husy
and faithful performance nl tine same, en-
incntIy qualify him for this duty. lie i
aIccessfu, farmer himself. e good tlnsncler
md in full sympathy with the farmers re
form movement. Again permit u to sa'
no. Will. County Commissioner ne wa
.ss;,iuous in his duties. AMI gave cSpeSis
attention 10 The roads ani bridges. L.:
Isvp him and oiligc
MANY VOTERS OF WEST " iTEhEE
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For auditor.

Mr. !:D:roN Please announce the name
q. Nr. Dan;ciE. ki.k!ey Us o suitable per-
.on for the endorsement Of the Democratic
Totcrs at their approaching prlm"ry clee-
zion for Auiito: Of Keishsw County: Mr
Kirllcy is cmirently qualified for this posi-,
iior, and should he receive their recomnel-
alton or endorsement, it viii! be his high
rs, aim to discharge the duties of his olict
faithfully and 10 The entire satisfaction OF
the public generally. TIE PEOPLE.
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4 Card.

As It has hccn lumorc.l that ! al
n the clliciai tonl of q. G.. Aiexni
Ter as Postmaster 1T Camden. .
.ercby respectfully announces tbs
uch ia not The ease.
Would furthermore say that | al
nd always nave been Il true Demo
ra, and endorse the platform o! tn
!arch Convention and the nomlns
ION Of Capt B Il. qillmnn for g"
rnor. Very Respectfully
e.. W. MoSELEY.
Camden. s. e., AUG. ?.
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Ceu.t, Executive t'Cnmittee.

A meeting of tie Ksrshaw C"unti
Executive Committee is hereby cal,
ed to be held at The Opera House o'
Friday tho 18th day Of August, IL
slant, at le o'clock N. for The pUrpos
70 arranging for the primary ciect:oi
for Comfy ciliccrs and for transact
ing suck other business as may c:m'
before the Committee.
J.R. GOODALE,
County Chairman.
G.. NJ. ALEXANDER, Sccy
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Eor thr I,n..iSl:lturc.

Mn Ep,rnR: r,cusc allow ns'O aur"'in"
FOR the Legislature one who has "nr entIr
.on!itleuce, who enjoys the respect and cs
teen OF his fellow eli izens wherever nc :
known lie Is young man. hut nj tn
same time very successful farmer, wh'
as rern trusted oy rs all and nevcr 'onh'
saniing. !enr headed and consrr'mllV'
i, full sympathy with the Farmers Move,
.nsnt. II harIi worker in The Alliance. Ia"
IN every way eminently Gaaiifid tr rrpr!
cnt lis crastiturnts. With prnir 10 "
:nnouncr us our choice The maine OF Nj
Charles H. .llcXandtr
Vc~Hvs CT SoITll-EAsr kEnSI.iw.
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1 pic;lsaut 1iGe,

At Wcs.viile, Oh Friday erenin.
last, quite a large crowd Of your
ladies and gentlemen assembled
The residence OF Capt L. L. Clybun
Tic evening was mainly spent u
tripping tie light fantastic toe whles
continued into the early morning
A number frum Camden ATTENDED
and all say tncv had fine TINE.
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Proceedings G: Council.

Council met un NJ. nlav evening a
io'c.ncii. Presan:, Intcniant Cor
,ctt and War,lens Vaughan. Jones
ian an,l kirk!ay.
Tic rorami tee on repairs to Oprr:
Iorsc tower an,l roof reported q?
ecc&sary repairs completed and III
Ter contract.
The painting of The new True!
Trusr was referred tn Tie cclnm.lie'
on Fire Department.
The 20 rowing co,nmunicat, was
'eccivel from the State "oar! 0
Ioalil,, sn,tain:ng C"uncil in passin:
III ordinance regulating the pnb!"
rains aid parks OF the Town, "hlc
,us received rs information
STATE OF SourH CAROLINA. J
STATE DuAMD "E IiEA.TH. +
July PCT lo9o. )
At the regular quarterly n.cc,inG" a.
nc Exrcut;vc Committee, Stat
suari Of Health, Lei! .!niy the ilti.
$50, The I.iInw;ng serba! report was
,rescnted l:y !: i. y. Moore. Chair
nar Of Sllc ln.al l'nar'i OF Health y
,am,;cn. aid discussion eud action
hercon requested hy. him: "Iha'
there is III present eonAt OF "pin-
II existing between the manici pn
ounril of t,lr town Of C:ln;icN nn'
he Beard o: Health in regar'l 10 th'
ulvisai i;!ty Of having the privies re-
moved from .hc drains. The Coun'
i had passed an ordinance rtqu!r
NO the removal of Al! privies LOW
.tuatcl over the town drains, fear
no the pro Iuctien of disease. Tint
he Doarl Of Health dissenting il.
piniun as 20 the rropr;cty Of this
,ad entered forma: protest aga MT
he ordinance and appealed to tn'
tate Board of Health to decide as t'
he ulviSahility of the, measure.
,,he State Boarl OF Health after
hort discussion deci,lei that th'
,rolest Of tic local Board u; lleaiil
re Withdrawn and that the ordinance
,e enforced II. D FRiRER,
Secretary S. i. II.
From the lninutes.)
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For County Commissioner.

MIR. EpIrog: respectfully nominate
ur Henry =. Rranl for the oifire OF Cuun
~ Commissioners from West Wnteree, be-
,;cvin- thai nc is noi only competent. bu
thsi our section is entitled 10 represents
ion in oar Comfy government. MI hear
is in full sympathy with the Farmer
Movement, and vas madH'mo'sln endorset
W the Salt Pond Democratic CLUB ut III
Meeting on the 2Sth u!'.
VOTERS OFWEST WATEREE.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-08-07
For the Legislature.

Mr.. Eu,roR:-Plcsse announce. without
consultation. Mr.. Thos J. Kirkland MS {"
Candidate for the Legislature upon tht
FARMERS Movement platform, ut the ensu'
;nc primary election, aud we asE such en-
lorsem.nt Of this nomination from all sec
lions Of the county as must impress hlm
th.t itc Office seeks the man end duty Tor
bids him 10 Trfuse this eall.
MANY VOTERS.
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Oar Retiring County Chairman.

Tic thanks oi,ihe Democracy o
Kersl.aw County are due to Capt )
c. ClybErn for the faithful, imparti;
and tllici. MT manner in which he ha
discharged his duties as Count.
Chairman. He was evo' Jealous an
uatiring in his efforts to advance il
interests, and in retiring he c&rri'
with him the well done and wei
wishes of the party.
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Far rou,,;y Treasurer.

Having noticed the very frank letter on
Cant, J. l.. noilngs III declining the nom,-
nation for the Legislature, his many friond
:laim !he privilege OF horehy nomian'l'li
i'm for County Treasurer. lie j. iii over:
nav capable to fill sai;l office. md ii recon-
mou.lcd hv .he Democratic primaries. hi
,pnointrnir. 70 said office will insure Us
n,inr, homes, nnl efficient County Treas
.',or % MANY FRIENDS.
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i Coed Selection.

We think the County Democrat"
Convention did well IN the se!sct.o
of Capt John Il. Goodale as Count
(hairman. He is q true Democrat
devoted to tho interests and we!la'
OF tie latiy, cool and deiioer;t'
peinstuking and capable, AMI we BE-
,!eve will nos disapp"int !Loso VII
have entrusted h:m with the !mp""
iru duties OF the Ciice.