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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
RICHMOND GENERAL MARKETS
GROCERIES AND wooprNw ARE

Bacon; Clear-rib sides, nc. shoulders,
Sc; Virginia hams. fancy, ijai1c.: Smith
held hams, Bic; sugar-cnrcd, l2al3lSc., ac-
cording to size; bulk-sidos, Sc; bellies, 50;
backs. 1910; short backs, 500.
Buckets; Painted, TIVE hoops, $l.2a ;
three hoops, $3.50.
Brooms. Two-strings, Si.OOaSl.25; three
strings. N.15a$2.0O; four strings $2OOa$2.50
Baskets: Willow, Sl.l5aSl.30 per nest,
split, 60a75c. per dozen.
Coffee; Rio, iSa23c.; Laguayra, 22a23c.
Java, 21a30c.
Candies Adamantine candles, u ounces,
9'5c. per set.
Cheese: Northern and western prime cut
ting, small, l0alllzc.; common, 1allc.;
neapple, DC.
Fish: Hcrrings North Carolina Family
! Roe. hallbarrels. 1928 new: Potomac
gross, $40; North Carolina cut, $i7j.
Lard: Prime, 72zaiNc. for tierccs; lard
compound, 53sc. for tierces; cans, usual
difference.
Matches: COS, Doc per gross; 2OO's. Sl.jC
gross; 30Gs, $500; zoos, $j.0mSj.50 gross.
MOlasses: Common syrup hOgsheads
l7aiSc.; tierces, lSa2jc.; barrels, lSa2Sc
Genuine golden syrup, 2ja3Oc. per gallon
New Orleans, 2jal0c.
Rice; Carolina. Gaze, best.
salt: Liverpool, factory filled, Sl.25;
ground alum. 81; domestic, 22i pounds,
| bcached, sacks, $l.ljMSl.2O.
sugar Crushed. Sc; powdered, re;
graduated, 6esc.; \, 6l2c.; OF \. CSC; vel
/ low, 90.
soap. Common, 3ajc.; best washing, IL
/ a5lkc.; toilet. lja20c. and fancy prices;
country, 4a5c.
Teas Black, 2oa5oc.; imperial, 35a5oc.
gunpOwder. 2ja1jc.
Tubs: Cedar, $225 a nest; painted, S2.2j
a nest.
Washboards Wooden, SIOoasi.95 zinc,
Sl.5OaS3.j0.
PRODUCE.
Butter: Choice creamery, lSa2Oc.; choice
family packed, llal9c.; choice store packed.
Bale; good to prime, l2alic.; poor 10 fair,
ja7c.; common, DC.
Eggs. Fresh. l,alSc.
Live hens. fat and large, 25a3Oc live
roostcrs. 20a25c. chickens, spring, 1216a32c.
Lard: SaN4c. Country, active.
Corn Neal zoe. per bushel for country,
ljc. for city mills.
VEGETABLES.
Cabbage: Sl.O0aS3.jO.per barrel.
Potatoes. Choice. S2.2jaS2.1j per barrel,
50aSjc. per hushel; medium, $3.50 per bar
rel, joajjc. per bushel.
GREEN FRUITS.
Apples Green, choice S2.2jaS3.O0 per
barrel. demand good.
Oranges Florida, - 0OaS2.jo per box.
FLOUR
Fine S3.O0aS3.25: supertinc. S3.7ja$LO0;
extra, family, Sj.OOaSj.jO; patent family,
S6OOa$1.OO.
MfLI-FEED.
Bran. $l9.0oaS20.00. bulk; brownstud,
500. oOaS2LOO, bulk; shipstun, S2o.0OaS2LOO,
bulk.
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Catarrh Correspondence.

CArAERm, S. e., July 18th, 1890.
Dear JoownGl: AS am ut the brink
of do.nothing this morning I will drop
you few lines.
Crops are fine, but needing rain
very bad. The weather is hot, and
politics boiling over. Everybody
one way, and that is for B. II. Till.
man for Governor.
There WAS an explosion ola steam
engine at Catarrh some time since.
A tap passedby "the lawyer and
after going some distance buried it,
self two feet in the ground. and he
ha,n't come to a solid color yet, but
is mending. lie was able to step
ont to the road, cut side Of bacon
in two and carry it in the house.
Report says the "boss man. charged
the bacon to poor cufry. That's
tough on cuffy. (''The lawyer can
sleep more than anyone else in this
neighborhood because lie can lie on
both sides.) think the bacon was
very good too. But his credit was
past due, owing to no crops, moving
So much in one year, building Il
house, and leaving his crop in the
spring.
We are glad 10 see the namo OF
our cd friend, ID. G. kirkley. out in
the papers for Auditor.
Zion SALISTRUMOBRAHM.
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Program OF the KerShaw County
s. $. Convention.

The 18th Annual County Sunda.
| School Convention of Kershaw Coun
/ ty W Il meet with Ha' mony Sunda,
school, in West Waterec. August T
8. Tie following programme ha:
been arl aged:
10 A. M.-Praise service to be con
Quoted by the President.
10 30 4. M.-Welcome address tc
the convention by Bro. J.C P. Will
liams.
Reply to welcome address by q
member of tie Convention.
IL A. M.-Enrollment OF de egates
and organization.
ll:3O A. M.-Reports from Sun.
day Schools.
-l2 M.-Discussion-"Object OF
the Convention to be opened By
Rev P. V. Bomar or Rev J. II. MOL.
and, to lie followed by live minute
speeches 0n the same subject by any
member upon whom the President
might call.
1890 p. M.-Recess of sn hour.
30 p. M.-What Advantages
Are There in u Sunday School Con
vention?-To be opened by Bro. j.
S Gardner.
2:l5 p. M.-Thc Influence OF Sum
day Schools Upon the Community
To he opened by Hon. W. d. Trant.
ham.
3P. M.-Parcntal Relation to Snn.
lay Schools-Rev. W. w. Mills and
Rev. }. A. Wilson.
FRIoAY, AUG. STH.
10 4. M. Praise service to be con-
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. Smith.
10 30 A. M.-Short speeches up.
on the Sunday School Convention
Work.
ia. M.-Addrcss by Bro. c. l.,
Fike State Organizer.
u M.-Address by Gen ]. D,
Kennedy on China.
lP. M Recess uf one hour.
2P. M.-Adlress by the State Or
ganizer to the children and youth o
the Sunday Sch' o 5. aft! which any
M scellaneous business will be trans
acted.
Closing services will be conducted
by tie Presiden'.
Joy and Gladness" hymn books
will I've used.
Delegates are urged to send Their
names promptly TO j. a. !Grigshy
Ridgeway, S. e., who will provide Ell
tertainment for them.
A. NJ. KENNEDY, Presdt
G. W. B1RCHMoRE, Sec'Y
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Beulah Democratic Club.

The following resolutions have
Eaen adopted by Dculah Democratic
Cub:
Resolved, That We, che members OF
Beuah Democratic Club, endorse
the Farmers Movement, and that
we will support no candidates for Of
flee who are not in favor Of the Farm.
crs' Movement.
2, Tint We utterly condemn the
action of the State Eoard of Equal
isation in rot keeping tie assess
mcnt of the 5 C's Rail Road ut SILL
COO per mile instead of reducing it
TO $500.
3, That these res lutions be sent
to the County papers and to the
Charleston Worla for publication.
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West Waterre 1tens.

EELLFIED. :. G, July 2lst, 1899.
Mr Elitor: At n meeting OF Sail
Pond Democratic Club hell on the
18th instant the following delegates
were ciecle to the County rnnven.
! ton. instructed 70 vote for Tillmon
TO the last: II I; Beard, g. +. Dink-
ins. Il. \. Eoykin, I. s Mattox. Thos.
Moore. I G. Sessions, T.. a. Ses-
sions, Newton Kelly.
At IL mretinG OF Beaver Dam
Democratic Cub, held on the 2Sth
instant, the following delegates were
elected. all Of which were instructed
to vote for Tillman first, last and
ali the time: J. A. Rahon. Wm.
Branham. 4. ". Rahnn. Geo. Jack
son, Henry Rotan, r. i. Williams,
Geo Rabon. Fleming Mickle.
For the first time this season this
sect on is beginning to suffer for
rain.
We understand that Mr. [. S. Mat
toX has purchased new g:n Which he
vii have ready for ginning the pres
cnt crop.
At the regular services held at
Smyrna Church on the 18th instant.
Rev B ID Lucas preache his fare
well sermon. MIR Lucas had endear
ed himself TO the hearts or the pen-
pc of this .ectinn. and it is with
many regrets they give linn M.
Part of the sarv ces of the occasion
were devoted TO the celebration Of
Day which had been post
poneh until then. Quitc large
crowd from all sections of West Wa.
teree and Fairfield County were pres
cnt, and were well pleased with the !
exercises which were entertaining
and instructive. Smyrna Sunday
School now number over seventy.
i've scholars, and is in lourishing
B.
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Hanging 2uci. Den0crati" CiaD

Y Whrrras. We 'he Democrats Of the
Hanging Rock hemnrra;ic Clu' hr.
ewing there is IN the State of South
Caro- lila jnS! gr"u DIS for comp ni,.t,
again~t any anl all rhe opposit.uns to
retrrnrhment aid refnrm: KNOWN.
Il. Il. T.l!mln 10 h. as truo Demo.
"ia' as Hampton, Rrnt:om, Earle.
Haskell or auy other man; Therefore
be t
Resolved. lSt. Tha. wr. the Hang.
ing Rock Democratic Club, enicr t
the sction nf the Alnr h Convention
and most snlenn,y pledge ourselves
to stand Oh it's plu'orm and work for
the nomination, anil election Of its
non inee for Governor.
2nh. That we will under no ron.
Sideration, support any calrli.
date fnr Office IN State or County,
who dues not wors for retrenchment
anil reform.
Sd I nat we spurn with contempt
that effort thit ls being made to Dull.
dozc and rid cule this Struggle for
self government.
18th. ! hat we elect orr delegates
to serve for the year. and vote ior
'riliman first and last; and against
tn" primary as inpEactieahle at t: is
late date.
9th. That We N;th adjoining clubs
tender to Capt B. II. I'illman most
cordial welcome to our beautiful and
Fuss. ,..towr, Kershaw, for the purpose
Of addressing the people.
9Th. That 4 copy Of these resoln.
;ions be furnished the kcrshaw Ern.
county papers and Charleston World
or publication. J. V. WELSH,
Prcstl't.
i. n. JONES. >ec'y.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
SoUTu CAROLINA, |
KEpslIAw COUNTY.

IL
KERslIAw COUNTY.
Carrigan & Silcox, against John Me-
Lean-Execution.
Under and by virtue OF the above
named execution to me directed, l
will sell, at public outcry, before the
Court llouse in Camden, S. C., with
in the legal hours Of sale, on the first
Monday in August next. the 4tli day,
MI that piece, parcel or tract of land
situated in Kershaw County, State
aforesaid, containing one hundred
lUO) acres, more Or less, bounded
last and North East by lands OF
Mrs NJ. J. Elliott, North and North
West. West and South West ny
lands of John D. McCaskill, South
and South East by lands OF Mrs q.
J. Perkins. Levied upon as the
property OF the defendant, John Me-
Lean. Terms-Cnsh.
JAMES L. llsILE,
Snc.itf kershaw 60.
July 10-td
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Ionia Correspondence.
IoNI,, S c., July 21st. IS!

IoNI,, S c., July 21st. 1890.
W Editor: On the 18th ofJuly the
Msnnvi.le nemocrati Club organic, Il
with Mr. Nat Barnet, President; J. +.
Matthews, Vice President; II. g.
Shaw, Secretary. and 1. Ell. Stackey,
member OF executive committee.
The Club WAS orSarizel with 80 odd
members, and elected three delegates
as follows: MT Barnet, at large, J.
Elo orc and John Rhsmes; altcrnates,
J. +. Mathews, J. T. Boykin and j.
H. rhewning.
The Excelsior Club WINS organized
at SmithvilIe on the 10Th, with Col
II. T.. l.. PEBBLES, President, S II.
Hatfield and j. W. Weldon, Vice.
presid nts, and ]. T. Munncrlyn.
Secretary This Club has fifty mem.
bers, aud three delegates were elect
eA as follows: Col II. f. j.. Pee.
bIes. at large, and j. NJ. Ross, DR. &.
S. Britton; a!teruates. TN. Bradley
and S. NJ. Colclough. Member Of
executive committee. J. NJ. Ross.
Delegates were uninstructed with re-.
gard to primary. The following res.
olntions were offered by DR. e. s.
Britton aud unanimously adopted:
Resolved. That the Excelsior Club
do denounce the Ti,lman movement,
and we are determined to sustain the
original rcmocratic party that was
bought with the golden price in rs.
We furthermore denounce any indie.
pendent movement by any party
We n there to the original Democrat
&c party OILY.
Each Of the above Clubs are solid
for Earle.
Cotton is looking very we'll. Corn
has suffered for rain. 1t is raining
now. but too late for old corn. We
are about through laying by. Poll.
tics are very hot. Men, women and
children are talking it everywhere
we so. j. +. VI
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Tillman Denies. Ancrum'S Char

geS.
At the Darlington meeting Co'onel
Earle referred to the letter from Mr..
W \. Ancrum, and read the follow
ing passage from it:
"When about TO proceed TO bust.
ness 1 told Capt. Tillman that | wish.
ed to be plain with him, and asked
him to explain the charges and ins'n-
uations which he had made, because
[ didn't believe them to be true. He
replied: 4 know that they are not
true, but | thought it best to make
them so as to give notoriety to the
movement. In that 1 have succeed
ed, and they are now at an end.
Calling the attention of the audi
encc to this statement particularly,
Col. Earle turned to Capt. Tlllman
and asked ii it was true.
There was no mistaking Capt. TIL
mans reply. Raising his voice, SO
that it could he heard to the confines
of the crowd, be said: ''It is false.
hood from beginning 10 end, every
word of it,"
At the close Of the meeting Capt.
Tillman stated to Mr. Graydon, who
is personal friend of Mr.. Ancrum,
that it was 81 lie out Of the whole
clutl."
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\ scrsu Of P:p.r Saves Her Lie.

II was just IN "r'iInnry scrap OF wrap
ping paper. hnt il 9nred her lite. She was
in the last stages OF c"nsumprion. lt by
Tie Physicians that size was !ncurabie aud
could live only siurl time; she weighed
less than seventy pounds. ua II piece OF
wrapping paper she real Of llr Kings New
Discovery, and got IL sample bottle; it help
cd her, she bought - large huttle, 1t helped
her mora, she h0ughl another ard go; bet.
Ter f,sr, continued its use and is now
strong, healthy. rosey, pump. weighing
l4O pounds. For fuller particulars send
stamp to W. II. Cole. Druggist. Fort Smith.
Tra! bottles Of This wonderful discovery
Free at Dr. +. l.. Zemp's Drug store.
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Keen Cool.

We are truly sorry to see that so
much bitterness is beng caused by
the present campaign among our peo-
pie. This should not be so, we are
ali brother Democrats, and as such
we should not fall out and call each
other ugly names simply because we
do not think alike. This is no time
for quarrelling and chickering's. The
enemy is on the alert and is watch
ing with a great deal of satisfaction
our little family quarrel; SO let us
remember that the campaign will
soon be over, after which we shall
all be found pulling together, shou'-
der to shoulder, working for the
maintenance of white supremacy and
good government. Don't fall out
with your neighhor; he has as much
right 10 his opinion as you have to
your. Keep cool, possess your
souls in patience. time will heal all
differences. .-Gr"ham Neacs.
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EuUapSY.

This is what you ougnl to htTa, in fact
you must have il. to fully cni"y life
rh"u-an,ls are searching far il daily. an''
mourning because they find it not. Thous-
anls upon thousands of dollars are SPIN
annually by our people in the hope thai
they mny attain this h)on AMI yet i
may be hal by all. We guarantee thai
Electric Bitlcrs. ifuael according direc-
lions aud the USE persisted in, will bring
yon Good Digestion and oust the demon
dyspepsia nnd install instead Eupepsy.
We Recommend Electric Riiters for Dys-
pc, sin and all diseases Of Liver, Stomach
and Kidneys. Soil NJ 5Oc and Sl.OO Per
bolIle ny Ir F. L. Xsmp. Druggist.
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For Auditor.

Mr.. EDIToR:-Plcase announce the name
of Mr.. Danielr kirkcy rs a suitable per-
son for the endorsement of the Democratic
voters at their approaching primary cleo
tion for Auditor Of Kershaw County. Mr.
Kirkley is cmincntly qualified for this posi-
tion. and should he receive their rccommen-
dution or endorsement, it will be his high
est aim to discharge the duties of his ollice
faithfully and to The entire satisfaction Of
the public generally. TIE PEOPLE.
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For County Commissioners.

1t is we'll to trust q true, tried and
faithful public servant. One who has
worn the laurels. and worn them with hon
or to himself and credit to his county. We
have such person in Capt a: A. Boykin.
of West Wateree, whose Fl lclity 70 duty,
and faithful performance of the same, en-
ineuty qualify him for this duty. lie is II
successful farmer himself, u good tinanclcr,
and in full sympathy with the farmers re-
form movement. Again permit us to say
that while County Commissioner he was
assiduous in his duties. and gave especial
attention to lhe roads and bridges. Let's
have him and oblise
MANY VOTERS OF WEST WATEREE,
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For County Commissioner.

Mn. EprroR:-Wc respectfully nominate
Mr.. Henry +. Beard for the office OF Coun-
ty Commissioner from West Wateree, be-
lieyinc that he is mol only competent, but
that our section is entitled 10 representa-.
ton in our County government. Mr.. Beard
is in full sympathy with the Farmers,
Movement, and was nndnimousN endorsed
by the Salt Pond Democratic Club ut its
meeting on the 2Sth ult.
VOTERS OF WEST WATEREE.
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Mest Branch democratic Club.

At a meeting Of this club on the
18th inst, resolutions were adopted
endorsing the pl .tform OF the March
Convent n and its nominee, Is. K.
Tillman, for Governor, and pledging
themselves to support no candidate
"for State or County Office who will
no, come out on the platform of the
Farmers Movcmont."
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NEWSPAPER AGENCY,

Persons wishing to snhScibe to any
newspapers or peri"'iralS in any part
of the county. will do we'll I" call on
me before doing so. laveShc asen.
CIV for O or 2,jDO newspal'ef5 and pc.
riodicals, q so have The agency for
STA SIDE, OLD SLEurlI Libraries, and
q luopul,r novels. Come aad sec me.
G.. l.. kIRKLEY.
At JOURNAL Office.
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Legion of Honor Assessments.

The Collector for the Legion OF
Honor respectfully requests members
TO leave their assessments with their
clerks or some ene authorized to
settle the same in case they may be
away. 80 that he will not have to
make so many visits. He will here
after ma e one round, and those he
fails to see will please hand their
assessments to him at his office.
The first and fifteenth Of each month
thc assessments are due.
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A WhoppeI. :.

The biggest Cantaloupe we have
ever seen tor heard of was on exhi'
hilton at DR. F. l.. Zemps Drug Store
last week. 1t measured A inches
around, anil weighed 81 pounds. 1t
was of the "W asllington Market VA
riety, and was grown in the garden
or Nr +. o. McCr.ght. The seed
uer, bouoht from Dr. Zpmp.
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DeKa,b Democratic Club

The DeKalb Democratic Club met
on Monday evening last and elected
delegates to the County Convention
which meet; on the first of August as
follows: J. Hay and c. L. Wink.
Ter, ut large; and J. r. Gooda,e, !.
J. Josey, NJ. S. Bamberg, W. f.
Glenn, ". Clyhurn, J. A. Sheorn, j..
s Meronev and W. F. Malone. Al
'ternatcs-S. NJ. Rosenberger and T..
L Moseley,
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For County Treasurer.

Having noticed the very frank letter of
Capt, J. e. Rollings in declining the nomi
nation fort Legislature, his many friends
claim the privilege of horeby, nominating
NAV capable to fill sIid office. and if recon-
mcnded by the Democratic primaries. his
appointment to said Office will insure us
SQUARE, honest and efficient County Treas
yrer MANY FRIENDS.
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For the Legislature.

Mr.. EDIToR:--Please announce, without
consultation. Mr.. ThoS. !. Kirkland as
Candidate for the Legislature upon til
Farmers Movement platform. at the ensu-
ing primary election, and we ask such en-
dorscment of this nomination from all Sec
tions of the county as must impress HIM
that the Office seeks the man and duty for
bids him to refuse this call.
MANY VOTERS.
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Liberty Hill Democratic Club

Liberty Hill Democratic Club met
on Tuesday, 18th inst. and elected
the following delegates to the Coun-
ty Convention: A. d. Jones, w. X.
Thompson, J. p. r chards, j. B. Gun
ningham Tie delegates elected are
in favor of primary to elect dele
gates to the Stae nominating con.
yention.
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English SPAWN Linimart removes

English SPAWN Linima't removes
all Hard, Soft or Culloused Lumps
and Blemishes from horses, Blood
SPAWN, Curbs. Spliuts. Sweeney.
Ring.hone, Stiles. Sprains, all
Swollen Throats, Coughs, Etc.
Save $50 by use Of one bottle.
Warranted the most wonderful Blem-
ish Cure ever known. Sold by Or.
+. l.. zemp, Druggist, Camden.
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NOT ICE.

Applications will be received for
the Rental or Lease of the Camden
Open House Store for one year, with
the privilege of three years, all bids
to he handed in to tho Clerk OF Conn
Gil by the first Monday in August.
by order Of Council.
J. w. CORBErr, lntendant.
J. L. BRAslNGToN, Clerk.
July lO-td
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Stockton Democratic Climb.

A Democratic club has been organ
lied at Stockton to be known as the
Stockton Democratic Club. The fol
lowing are the officers: w. R. Card
ner, President; Levi Holland. Vices
Pre.ide: /; B. NJ Pearce, Chairman,
and A. Nj. Reese, Secretary.
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For the legislature.

Mr.. EDIroR Permit me to announce
that am Candidate for reelection to
the House of Representatives, subject to
the approval OF the Democracy OF X kersEaw
County ut the primary election to be held
at such time rs the County Executive Com
mittcc shall direct.
w. u. TRANTIlAM.
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Young Mems Democratic Club

At - meeting of this Club on Tues
day evening last tie following dele
gates we're elected to the County
Convention :: At large +. ID. Blake
ney an J, L. Halle; Ae:sgntes,, \. 4 4;
Mor Belton Owns, ". W. lluckS
al G. S. Higgins. &. C. Vaughan,
Il f.. Dixon. A. Wittkowskv, j. ID.
Dnnlap, W. K. McCreight and l.. A.
Wittkowsky.
The following resolution WAS ad"p-
ted:
Resolved, That the delegates from
the Young Mems Democratic Clut
nse their best chdeavors to instruct
the delegates from the county Con-
yontinn to vote ut the State Conven'
ton for the. primary plan of eectinS
delegates to the State Nominating
Convention
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For School Commissioner.

Mn. EDITOR Il hereby announce myself
n candidate for the Office Of School Com
missioncro OF Kcrshaw County, subject to
the result of the primary election to bc
held at such time as the County EXecu-
tive Committee shall direct.
B. b. CLARKE
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For the LEGISLATURE.

Mr.. F;D1roR:-I respectfully announce
myself as a Candidate for election to the
House of Representatives, upon the Farm
crs' Movement Plar form, subject to the
action of the Democratic primary.
' W. +. RUSSELL.
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lmaric,n Leriln of Honor.

A,Avs C0Uycrr. NJ. 940. \. J.. OF H..
m ,et. at their Council Room, (thra flour
OF the On,rl Unu<el. on the SECOND ana
F1:,ru "Wednesday Evenings at /! O'Clock.
Visitin. B:,e,hcren always welcome.
By orier of the Com mandcr.
|. III. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
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Good Advice.

Take nr Zemp's advice, and SOW
turnips now See his advertisement
of Buist's new crop Q8yW Seeds
VIII ch lie has lust received.
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KNIGHTS Of Honor.

D;I,La E.oDaE M l243, kSIGuTs OF
U,y,n meets or tha FIR" and 7h'rd Mon.
div Evenings. ut 5 o'clock. at the Opera
lIi,s, I. II. ALEXANDER, Reporter.
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Itch, Mango, and Scratches on
human or animals cured in so
minutes Ivy Woo,ford's Sanitary
Lotion. This never fails. Sold ty
DR. +. l.. Zemp Druggist, Camden:
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EGI TrcaSIlrnl..

Mr.. EDIToR:-.Ynu VII please announce
the name of Capt. &. L. Halle for reap
pointment to the office Of County Trcasu-
rer, subject to the result OF the ensuing
Democratic primary, and oblige
MANY FRIENDS.