The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 25, 1897, Image 2
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8uiif)PHlt?TlON HatRH : ? One year, $1.00.
?ix months. 60 cents ; three months, <{?'>
OOllU. Ill U?l VrtllOO.
Ratks for Advkhtihino Ordinary
transient advcrtiHiueuts, llrnt insertion
$1,00 per square ; each Riw?so?iuvut lit
sortlon 60 cents per Hquare.
Oft?h ral??H for Wa.iU, host and Found,
not exceeding live lines, 2-r> cent*
each insertion and 6 cents j?or lino for
each additional lino.
JIuhIiu* as looalfc, f? cunts per lino each in
sertion.
Ollk'ial and legal notices at tho rato Al
lowed hy law.
Kates for eoutraet advertising will )>e an
nounced noon application at thoofllco.
OommunientionH will he published when
of interest to the general public and
not of a defamatory nature. No re
sponsibility will ho assumed for the
yIowh of correspondents.
RoinlMancCH by chOcka, drafts and postal
money orders tdtouhl ho made payable
to AV. L. MoDOWKLL,
Camden, S. 0.
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Hon. l?/llieoti S. Koitt has an
nounced that ho will bo a candi
* date for the United States Senate.
Mr. J. W. Floyd, Jr., of Liberty
Hill has received tlio benellclary
Appointment to tho Charleston
Medical College from this Judicial
district. Tho appointment wan
xnado by tho Governor.^
(Jovornor Ellorbo a few days ago
bad two "original package stores
closed ? ono In Charleston and tiio
other In Anderson. Hut the one
in Charleston lias boon re-opened
by J. Si Pinkussohn surrendering
the agency to W. G. Moore, of Now
York, to whom tho liquor belong
ed and Jacob Pinkussohn being
appointed in his stead.
The lively Interest being mani
fostod in tho fiirmora' contest is
highly gratifying and stimulating
It is gratifying to us because we
desiro to help out in every way
possible tho agricultural interests
of Kershaw county. It is stl inula t
ing to the farmers for it increases
interest in agricultural pursuits
and awaken n lively and creditable
eplrit of rivalry among them.
For tho many new subscrib
ers which have rocontly been sent,
in wo aio thankful.
The State Democratic Executive
Committee met in Columbia on
last Tuesday night and decided
that a primaiy election should be
)l(Jld %o elect a successor to the late
Senator Karle. It was also order
ed that meetings should l>e held in
every county in tho State and the
election to take place on the a 1st
day of August. Tho meeting for
this county will be held in Camden
on Saturday, the Hlh of August.
The following is tho full sched
ule of all the meetings :
Sumter, Monday, July f>.
Monck's Corner, Tuesday, July 0.
Charleston, Wednesday, July 7.
Waltorboro, Thursday, July S*
Beaufort, Saturday, July 10.
Hampton, Monday. July 12.
Jtarnwell, Tuesday, .July 111.
Aiken, Wednesday, July 1-1.
Kdgelleld, Thursday, July 1 T>.
Saluda. Friday, July 10.
Loxington. Saturday, July 17. .
Winnsboro, Monday, July ID.
Columbia, Tuesday, July 20. ^ I
Orangeburg, Wednesday, July 21.
Dorchester, Thursday, July 22.
Hauibcrg, Friday, J
Union, Monday, July
Spartanburg, Tuesday, "?tuly 27.
Cherokee, Thursday, July 211.
Greenville, Friday, July
Pickens, Saturday, July JI.
Oconee, Monday, August 2.
Anderson, Wednesday, August 1.
Greenwood, Thursday, August f>.
Abbeville, Friday, August 7.
Laurens, Saturday, August 7.
Newberry, Monday, August 0.
Chester, Wednesday, August 11.
York, Thursday, August 12.
Lancaster, Friday, August 13.
Kershaw, Saturday, August M.
Chesterfield, Monday, August 10.
Marlboro, Wednesday, August 18.
D aril ngton.Th u rsd ay, August 1 0.
Marion, Saturday, August 21.
? Horry, Monday, August 23.
Georgetown, Wednesday, Aug. 2.r>.
Williamsburg, Thursday, AUg.20.
. ' Manning, Friday, August 27.
Florence, Saturday, August 28^
Ideational (jolamq.
^Tlie matter fortius column is furnished
by County Superintendent <>f Kdueatioii
L. L. Copeland. and all communications
intended for this department should bo
addressed to him at Camden. S. C. _____
A stream can rise no higher than
its source; a pupil can learn no
more than the teachcr knows.
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No. 13 has levied a four mill
ipeeial tax. That's going it with
a whoop in the right direction.
* * *
J }jy resolution of tho County
Board of Education, no commis
sions will be issued to trustees who
' SM re-appointed, but,tliey will hliik^
Only where changes are
ifcad# will oommlaaions be issued.
Do not think yoo hate been drop
^-pHl^cao-yott rtoeited no co?
Wo reroived a pleasant call from
litir old ftirf^riwi. .1. I<\ IviUmln
ger, thin weok. immie" hta IIj>
i ? 1 u: 1 1 hi k colle^iato course, unci in
looking out for a situation. Any
of our schools would do well to ho
euro Ins services as tonchor.
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Tho ui aii nor of tho teacher has
much to do with his influence over
the pupils. Tho lonelier cannot
nlVord to appear indiil'orftnt. 1 1 ??
o<ui indicate in a slight hut intrl
ligilde way It in disapproval, mi in i
larly ho ean manifest approval. If
tho manner only shows composure,
I earnestness, energy in reserve and
decision, the pupilH will give more
hoed to the personality from whieh
it emanates. In avoiding a demon
strative manner and also one ex
pressive of unpleasant feelings or
one tending to aruuso antagonism
or u nresponsi yone*s, tho teacher
needs to ho careful not to go to
tho opposite extreme.
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The development of the public
school ideti in the Southern State*
involves difficulties not enoounter
od in tho West. In the Sou 111 and
in the Kant the old academy sys
tom had already been established,
while the West was virgin hoII.
Transition from I he old order to
tho new involved tho uprooting of
ideas and method# that. had bu
como fixed, and the abandonment
of sacred memories that clustered
about an institution that had nob
ly sorved the generations of a past
civilization. In the Southern
States tin! old academy and the
private school system has been
crippled, whilo tho public school
has made rapid strides lorward.
Kven in its weakness the public
school has sapped the strength and
imbibed the vigor of tho old acad
emy. lloth have sull'ered in many
communities, while neither has
been ablo to demonstrate its full
power.
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Below will be found a letter from
the State Supt.{o'f Education oiler
ing to furnish instructors for a
teacher's institute to lie held in
this county at an early date. I hi;
oiler has been accepted and we
would urge upon all teachers the
benefits to bo derived Irom a few
days spent at the institute. You
cannot expect to be successful in,
your profession if you fail to use
any of the opportunities aHordod
for improvement. No certificate
can bo renewed where an institute
is held iu the county and a teachei
fails to attend, This will bo held
for your benefit ; come one, come
all!
Columbia S. C., .1 tine l!?, '1)7.
County Supt. Education,
Dear Sir : ? If I Hud 1 can
nil Ihe expenses of a one weeks
teachers' institute, except advertis
ing ami board of the instructois,
will you advertise and entertain
the institute instructors ? not more
than three? If so, and 1 lind I
can do it, 1 will lix the time and
let you know at once.
Please answer at once.
Yours truly,
\V. I). May Held,
State Supt. Education.
Jjji'Oiit 0ui' (jotwstyoiiilout;!.
PisgaH. i j
Summer is fast passing by,
crops are doing well and General
Green is marching his forces
against us fast and with his whole
army, but let us light h I in hard
and try to come out more than con
(pollers so that we can come to the
Chronicle picnic on the third day
of .July with a smile. \Vc will have
the pleasure of meeting many whose
fnces we saw there a year ago.
A very ssd accident occurred
here last 1'riday in the death of
Mr. C. J. Ives, a gentleman who
has been a citizen here for many
years. His horse ran away and
threw him from his buggy killing
him iustantly. He left his home
in tho morning to go to Croft's
Mill. He reached there alright
J hut the horse got frightened at the
sijilit of the mill and ran away with
the above results. The funeral was
conducted by Kcvs. J. N. EnUmin
?er and T. W. Munnerlyn and the
body laid to rest in the family
burying ground in sight of his
house. Mr. Ives leaves a large
family to mourn his death to whom
wo extend our heartfelt sympa
thies. ?J* G.
Antioch.
Mr. Editor:? Please allow me
a little spaco in your valuable pa
per. As this is my first attempt
to writb to the papor, you may not
expect much, although I will give
you a few dots.
We have been having a good
deal of rain in this section recent*,
Crops are moderately good and
liayo a green look. Laying by
time ia now at hand.
We are ?orry to bear tbiongli
The CbrooicU of the death of Mr.
for Infftnts and Childrort.
The lac -simile Signature of
Appears on Every Wrapper,
( iNrAini company, i / Muofi*/ urnt'lT, u r w V o ?? cuv. P
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Business Education,
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i? o ll'i- rod (me hoy and oho j,?irl in each county of S. ( '
l?y the large**!, most elegant lv equipped ami eminently
jiracl icul iiisl itulioii in I ho South, I)aily drill in actual
i business banking and ollice work.
I'lihitioiiH arc guaranteed graduates through die l')rn|doyineut Ihiroau, Address,
Tlio.iUioi^ia Husinoss Col lego, Macoii^a.
ANDY CATHARTIC
CUR t'CQ HST1 PATIOH
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DRUGGISTS
1 x no ai iintpT XJ rni XT) fUJrPI?I?n to cure nn7 cane of ronntlp.it Ian. < .ucftnjts nre ino inoai imsi ?
> ABuOLU 1 uLY (lUAllAn t LhjU flto, novcr irri|i or irripcshut can*? ^nny natural rosultR. k?jm
f?,o aihI booklet ?>?,, Ail. KTKKUNO llMKIJV
.lot' Cm-hull.
I gui'Sft I li.-nl lutltur slop for this
tunc. 1>. K S.
Rev.W. [VS. Slaughter,
OF WEST VIRGINIA.
Writeo of the OonclUr. IJccoivod From Or,
Miles' Hostorativo Nervine,
DU. MILES' Restornt I v<? Nervlno Ifl
jmH ii nliirly adapted to the restora
tion of health broken down by bard
mental work. Itrv. \V. M. Slaughter of New
Liaveu, W. Va., writes: "I suHVrod with ex
treme nervousness, dlzzlnes dull and ncr- I
vous headaches and .slnei?les.~iie.ss. My heart
came t<j troubling tuc, I was short of breath
from thq least exertion, and su!T<>red much
puin hi my
MedulnO>.and phyal
ekansKave mo no ro
llif. I procured I>r.
Miles' lies torn live
Nervine, New lleurt
Cure and Nerve and
Liver rills, and I am
sure no words of com
mewl at Ion us to t no result scan be too^irouu.
I sloop well, the dizziness :i rid eonfused feol
liiK have disappeared, *'jny heart t roubles mc
tto more aud i (eel perfectly well."
I >r. M lies' Remedies arc sold by all drui?
Klsts tinder a positive guarantee, lirst bottle
benefits or money refunded. Hool: on
Heart ami Nerves sjtnt free to all applicants.
l)li. MI L1CS M ICDICAIj CO., Elkhart, lud.
Mothers
Read This.
For Flatulent
OoHc.Dlarrliroa,
I) y 8 o n t o r y , I
Nausea, Coughs,
Cholera Infantum, Tcctn
Intr Children, Cholera
Mcrbii!', Unv.atural Drnino
froiv. the- 15 o w i >1 , ralna,
Griping, Loss o! Appciue, immroHtion,
ami all DIsjabos of t!io stomach and
Pitt's Carminative
I* til" v t :? III J : j r? 1 . I( r/inii- ell i 1. 1 1 >11 o\.r
!lit' rillir.ll J ???:.. n i ??( (?'?? -I I ? i lin . illnl I* li'i*
oiii'iK'iiiti il I.;, i !i> > i> - i .i : ? - iiv l l>o fifriKl
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n.l.li.f If )*?.nir inn iiul *uin<ly
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BELLAMY MFC,. CO., Allanla, 6a.
THtONLY True Blood Purifier
? prominently in the public eye to
day i? IToodTi SarHJiparilln. Therefore
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One satisfaction in giving
Scott's Emulsion lo children is
they never objcct to it. The
fact is, they soon become fond
of it. Another satisfaction is
because it will make them
plump, and give them growth
and prosperity. It should be
given to all children who are
too thin, or too pale. It does
not make them over-fat, but
plump.
It strengthens the digestive
organs and the nerves, and fur
nishes material for rich blood.
We Ivwe a book telling you more on
the subject. Sent free for the aiklng.
SCOTT & HOWNK, New York.
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photographer, heats tin* world on (Miihlren'n mid Baby's pioturofi. I am tho first
who introduced tho uonulne OA RjtO.X KTT1S I'flO'lOt j U.MM1S. Thoy Come a
little hiyhor, l?nt are wrll worth llie diU'ot'onctf, (!
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Solo proprietors of the celebrated KEY brands of old
fashioned Whiskies and Brandies. We have superior facili
ties for supplying consumers with (he purest and highest class
North Carolina Liquors at moderate prices.
The high standard maintained and the general excellence
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spondence solicited and lowest, prices furnished on application.
SKJXIP JFOIfc 1?K1?K JjWS'F ASTB> J>K
HON. W. H. .ANDERSON.
Chairman Board of Education, . Levy Co.,
Fla., Cured of Insomnia by Or. Miles'
Restorative Nervine.
~ \ ATI VE
i/.ii yji imagin
ary (lunger * ?r disaster, worry and
trouble over insignificant tril!?s, irri
tableness, loss ol" strength and vigor,
each or ail indicate nervous prostra
tion, which can be prevented or cured
by I>r. Miles' Nervine.
That ominous dead p:iin at the base
of the brain, those fiequent recurring
attacks of headache, nausea, dyspep
sia; may bo permanently cured if L:. (
M ill Nervine, is taken, It restores
deranged nervo centers of the brain to
their normal condition, builds up the
exhausted worn-out nerve tissue, gives
strength, brings good health and
clearheaded ness.
ON. W. II. ANDERSON, Cedar
B? 0 Keys, El a., write.; Juno 18, 'W>:
M A uj take great pleasure In add
ing my tribute to UitT merit fiT~T7?T
Miles' great njjKcdy, Restorative:
Nerviac. Tw<y^ears ago I h.?d a se
vere attack of EaGrippe; my recovery
Waa slow, and I was lef % in a very
weak, prostrated condition. My ner
vous system see mod completely broken
up. I suffered for months with in
somnia, unable to sleep day or night,
though Utterly.- worn out for want of
sloep. 1 fell ofi in weight from 1 i."? to
118 lbs. I felt that my mind or body,
or both, must soon givo way under the
..gjxaln aa no remedy seemed to do me
any rood. i* T y wife was in a drug
'sf.ore, (ijio day discussing my condition
and t lie druggist gave her a sample
boti l.i of tho Nervine. She persuaded
i>.?- to Like it and that small vial gavo
i. ? i tho lirst refreshing sleep I had had !
in Tour months. 1 continued the rem
edy nod i'j Acted like a ch(irm. My
sleep was natun.l and refreshing, my
apr.etHo good, and la a short lime I
regained my usual weight, strength
ai d health and have had no trouble
diace. My rcut oration to health, I atr
t ributc solely to IV. Miles' Nervine, as
I used no olhcr remedy after begin
ning it. I ice! it a duty to make this
public r.-? 1 hi'liuve Dr. Miles' liestora
tivo Nervine a boon to suiTei 'ig hu
manity."
Centrist tho above- with the follow
ing extract from 1 lie editorial in the
Chiry-ro U-jciutta Journal , Sept. 23, 1800,
TuTTT^TTicath of Kdson Keith. "From
insomnia to nervous prost ration Is a
short stage, and, from nervous prostra
tion to conditions and symptoms akin
to t!io??o of Insanity Is a shorter one.
Tliis Is a suCkflent explanation of tho
causes tbrft, led to tho lamentable
d?at h by filicide of Edson Keith."
T)r. Miles' heracdica nro sbld by all
druggist* ujwl*r a positive jraorantce
i'ir'Jt bottlo bc-ncGU or money will bo
refunded. Book on heart and nerve?
Kont fi\vj to all applicants.
Lt. Miles Medical Ca, Elkhart, Iud.
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Restores
Health.
It.OW An OUT ,
Hhu Hi W W.
Haven't t hoy began '"Rustling"
around yet? If so coine <c us
for a bottle of
BED BUG PIZEN.
Jupt us good for mites, roaches
and lints us Bed Bugs. Buy it
once you'll buy it againf.
' Mr
Palmetto fans a lo each.
JajS^ncsc folding funs, 5, 8, 10
and Tf> cents.
will bo in soon.
FLOWER POTS 5c, 10c, loo
nnd 20c.
JARMNERS 17c, OIJSPI
DOKKS 15c.
Plated Ware,
Tea 1 Table, Spoons and
Forks 48c sot.
GLASSWARE, CROGKfcRY,
2 standard Vibrator Machines
ut a bargain for cash. ^
Beautiful assortment fU> f
SHELL SIDE COMBS and
IIAIll ORNAMENTS just in*
WONDER STORE,
W. A. Schrock,
NOTARY PUBLIC . f,
CAMDEN, . - (..v . *>? c?
Tfespass Notice.
All persons ure hereby notified not to
trespass on ni v lands for any purpose
whatever, neither will their stock ho al
lowed to trespass on the same.
J. J. BELL.
Apr. 22, '1)7.
Teachers' Examination.
An examination will hn hold at tho
Court llou.se, Camden, S. (J., Friday,
Juno 2oth$jj8!)7, beginning at 9 o'clock I'
ll. nt-, for the purpose of issuing Teaeh
er.s' Certificate of (Junlificiition to sue*
ce&sful applicant*.
L. L. COPE LAND,
May 25, '07. 8. E. K. C.
Jno.C. P. Williams, ?
ATTORN EY-TtTaW AND NO
TARY PUBLIC,
OAM DEN, S. 0.
Oflico.on Law Range* *
May 2 Int., 1897.
RlttTllATION NffTlCB.
OKKICI4 OK
iSiri'KHVIHOItS OK HkoIHTIIATIOX, i
K hush aw County. f
Ca.mukn, S. ('., March 8, 18{)7. J
The Hoard of Hegislmtion for Kerahnw
Co., will meet at tlio Court Uoune itt
Camden, on the Int. Mondays, Tuesdays
mill Wednesdays* of eaeh month for the
purpose uf registering voters. Ollico
hour* from 9 a. m. to 8 n, m. ?
AV. P. IUJSSttLL. Chairman,
MANNKK HA HON, Clerk,
J. 1\ RICHARDS,
Member* of the Registration Hoard for
Kershaw County. .
* DC> VATI
AitCi lUu
Looking For BARGAINS In
SHOES
DRY GOODS,
AND,' g?
GROCERIES? *
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If so I can please you. I
have just received a full line of
SPRING DRESS GOODS, , & ;
BLEACIIINGS W \
AND NOTIONS. V
My assortment of COLOR
ED DRESS SHIRTS AND
NECIvWAREJi* complete.
My Spring rtock of SHOES,
of many styles, has just ur- !
rived. I
Ilf GROCERIES I oiler BA
CON and IIAMS, FLOUR,
SUGAR, COFFEE, RICE,
TEAS, Etc., AND COM
PETE WITH ANY
TOWN
A. M.Reese,;
mmut, l 6, St