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Sensation in Camden r ? Incendiary Circular Issued by Negro or Negroes Caused Much Excitement. T Camden special in Columbia State: Had 'he Russian uter ^o^issts,, manifested their pres a ?nce in our midst today by the ^ distribution of revolutionary ^ propaganda the surprise and |, indignation would not have ex u, ceeded that which followed the n] finding on the streets of a sedi- j,, tious circular this morning which y was ostensibly the work of a r. half fcore ot Camden's mnut I. - !C prominent negio citizens I, A gentleman walking on Broad street came on the dis- n fturhirg document and upon not- ?( ing its incendiary character turned it over to a friend who in (j turn posted it in his stare win- Hl dow. It read us follows: T ''Private notice: Let every * U] colored man who gets this notice fr and v ho is interested in his u rights meet at Itev. T. ?I. Will- ^ ia ms' home on Sept. 6th at 8 p j, m. Not long ago a letter was = * * * ^uuimueu praising Hie white people and abusing our people. They are the same white people who no longer than two years jy ago called some of our best men t( before them and also drove some j ot our best boys from home. Weia have some ol the meanest white w people in the State who inspired t^iat letter. * p I *'We desire to collect money to 'p defend the boys who had the w manhood to recent the insult. e , Cor 9 out. Committee. A. W. n Po\ jll, Walter Williams, S. B. ^ Gardner. (ieo '' fivuvuii, ?ii., vy. W. (Pauley, Isaac English, E H. Dibble, Eavans Collins, Jack McKaru. By order ol Rev. T. J. Williams, Rev. Jell W. Boy. kin, Rev. J. B. Taylor." In a few minutes after the circular was exposed to view crowds of excited white men began to congregate on the streets audit was evident that soino-j thing would have to be done very soon or trouble would fallow. . Mayor Garrison was advised f of the situation and in less than halt an hour after the circular, t( had been discovered lie had <h? I ti men whose names appeared li thereon he tore hnn in the city I a attorney's office. jc An explanation was demanded I 81 and i?s sum and substance was| 1 a com| 1< te, abs< lute and uucon ( ditional <lenial of anv knowledge a ot or participation in ttie prepa- ?( 4^ation ol the circular. They H punctuated their very positive s denial of comp icily in the affair t| wnh feeling assonances of high c< regard lor the white people of; n \ Camden, and finally frankly as-1 n serted that the circular was the v Wi ot one Charles Levy, col- ? or Ad man who has recent 1\ | ** , , . . , d shown ins an'ayonism to his, s< race. I \ In Self Defence j n M njor Haniin, editor and .vlanuKor ol the H Coii tit lit ionalixt, Eminence Ivy., when , ? he was fiercely attacked, font years ago, | hy files, hon^lit a box of iii.eklen's Arnica (I of v liicli lie Hays: "It cured tuo in : ten (lays ami no trouble since." Quickest healer of Ihiriis. Seres, (,'uts anil Wounds. '/fto at J. i1' Mack ay Co., t'rawfor I llros., i Pnnoeibiirk l'liarmscy. 4 J > An Old Soldier's Tribute ^ , _ ~~ 1 o v^oi.j. ii. VV liarion, uan- | didate for Re-Election as | Railroad Commissioner. I 0 the Confederate Soldiers, their 3 Sons and Grandsons of South | Carolina: S 1 am an old Confe lerato Soldier, y member of James' Battalion, ^ erthaw's old Biigade?God \ loss every ono of them that are I ving. At Berryville on Septem- N er 4th, 1804, as a strong young |j inn, fighting for my country, a all from a gun in the hands of a M ankee entered my left eye and ? mged backward; it was never I mated and for o'*er forty years I ave carried this hall with me. nd, except while asleep, I have cvcp uBi'ii ireo irum pain. For ears I have been dying by inch ? ? until the end is most in sight,, k ol. .1. H. Wharton, also an old ? ddier, has'alwaysbeenmy friend oday lie is furni>hing me a house $ nd garden, patches, pasture lor iy cow, all tree of charge, and as been doing so tor years. 1 ave been unable to work ?nrl I ave nothing to live on except my 1 ension of lour dollars per month, 1 nd the county commissioners i ive me three dollars a month, f lakiugieightydour dollars a year, jgj lyeell and wife are old, unable i ) work, and it we had house rent ) pay we would often go hungry h nd cold ; but a good man is K etching our sliuggle for life. sj We rahe our voice undask the B eople to support J. H. Wharton. I his may ne the last time that 1 9 'ill ever he able to vote in an B lection, but I know that 1 cast fl ly vote lor a good, true, big- B earted man. I Yours, R Mack Elmore. 1 Waterloo, Attg. 6, 1906. p Harmony in the Home. I (Cotton Journal ) What a priceless thing is love! tnd yet we find in many homes \ o ellort made to secure anil reserve this priceless thing. I t is true there are instinctive af- jfj eetions which some are foolish . i noiigh to believe will stand any 1 ?st, but experience has proven < hat mother-love is the only god- I ke thing that survived the fall, nd for the want of proper appreiation that often fails to prcerve perfect harmony in the j| ome. i Discord in the home generally egins with husband and wife, I nd of course the children and ervants readily imbibe such a pint ; therefore the remedy for ^ uch an evil must be applied to he source Concessions and ompromises are important comlodities in home life. The newly larried couple must learn their ^ alue and place. Too much of t ither practice I>y one without a ounterbalance by the other pro-i j ucea tyranny and an ofFeneive1 . i . | nigi elf-assertion which is harmful. I Inselfi-ih love is theonlv preven-l , I 11 | ive or cure for discord between | if.mber* of the family. Fatherai90 ml mothers must practice it and | 11' ?ach it diligently to ^their chil-|f?r ren ? not only tench it, !>ut comel it. | f'roi La. Take The News. and fit.s fun to bet\ be. SO lv e d i "well dressed j that miaen you send *ybur-' j ^^? ^ CUILDREM To school,Good clothes \ are as essential as good jchool ! ) books.ygu know that a well dressed cmllbtakes/nach/more ' / ji '?22v - ) interestip/ 1t$ .studies. and 'j f t /the dear teacher should beg ip/ the term with new clothes. v go where You (jet the best y^\/\#v> walue.that5 ar/th/nat/c. &USTE.R SR^DWN. "?. " ^^cafymcMT iqo? irtht mmt? w?wm cn cmicaco I Is not dressing well one of the best lessons your children can learn ? How much more j interest they will take in their books if thov ? -J are not bothered by seeing a school mate have on better clothes than they have. Besides in after life they will get along better it they know how to appear well. Don't i you like to see tidy children, and don't you wish for your little ones to look tidy ? We wish to encourage education, therefore we 1 sell our wearables for little students for verv i reasonable profits. | See our Graded School Tablets before making your purchases. They have photograph of the Graded School on them, and prices cheap?-5c up. Yours truly, , ..... ..... . up..-- .?yn>s. .< >11 Di freshman class ?t Davidson colGreen refused to come out'],,,,, fired :u K anr'n, killing |eirH< Ruth aie promising young * called to his wife to ^ive limn a-'nosl instaully. men.?Chester Lantern. ' l '4 kiit-aslcr MiTtaalilc t o. % puty Sheriff Kills Mem-1 him his yun. Ulmore iir d at the Called Meeting of Bethel >cr of his Posse by Mis-1 ???? ? tln-ough the wind >w. Mr. Presbyteiy. Branch heard the shooting and 0 , dKe- i , . Kev. ,J. (Jartledge went to , supposing that the neiiro had Pi?? . , I 1 ' Clover, vosteidav, to attend a opened liied on Deputy Ivsmnre, 11i ,u? i? .1 Loi lsville. (la S*M?fc. t>.? hast I . , . . called meeting of the Bethel 4 ililslltd arolllid the 1 M USt I'rusliitnfL. !<\ lit Deputy Sheriff K. (.5. Els- . . . - i I re?l>> ,ei>. e i ve ministers and as lie <lrHie>l the c ?iner, his two elders were present. The re. accompanied bv Uhessie I . 1 ' ' more jumped Irotn << t*. scatVohl purpose ot the meeting w.*s to vi^ Marion Bennett u,M(l .IeH (1 Hn|nf>h (hoi|^rht jt ^ ^ receive two young men Messrs. irauch, went in search of Kill . , , " Arr<?woou, nt Clover, and . . , lirilll.ui, \nexw eM-nninj? mid raised Ins J?o. 11. nHV, ot Lancaster, as en, co ore* , w i gun to shoo', hut reeogn ze>I De candidates tor (Iip ministry . I'lie shooting cows. Th? iio^rol |j|v K,.mcfe a|K, ,OVVtMV<! his termor will enter the m.ud!e i located shout two miles ... , . . ,, , class at I nion seminary, llichgun. hi more thought Branch ,.wilwi v. a ,i>, i i. n his house and was sui round n.? , .1. ! ' ' * w fit?