The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 14, 1900, Image 3
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Impoiliynl Not in1.
All matter \\ l^llt : of-Vi ? |" for puhlica*
lion must trucli; lis not 1 iti-r than
5) o'clock ?>n i'liiiis I;iy iiK.rniiii. \\'<
i ?k!i Dot ^ ti?t i ii)i 11: 11.(? i h M* r(ion (> 1
enythin*,' received nftor tint Imtir
Changes iti cotitract advtrl isemci Is
nro requeued tu tic handid in <n,
NV ednesilav.
Hettei tor t lie Fai iner.
A linlf crop of c.i! I mi ,it lo-,
(eiiLd is licttcr fur tin- farmer than
m whole crop at cents, hut. it will
I? pi el I\ liaid nit (lie picker, ojn
i or, nnd l)!igiiin? aim tie makers.
Death ot Xitlle Carson Aslir,
Littlo (.'arson AkIic, one of the
little twin liuliics of .Mis. .Ino. K.
Ashe, of Yorkvillc, who h is Ween
?>r ahont two weeks*, died Ihh1
xil.ty- nighl ahont It) o'clock.
Cotton Seed $20 per Ton.
A/Special from KJnjiatroe nays:
"(\?tlon seed lutycrs had a little
Hdtd war hero today, and in their ut
fcenipt to run each other out of the
ftnarket eotton seed ran up to
her ton, '-hieh was readily paid lor it.
w long the war will eoiitjnue re
mama lo he seen."'
Cottou Market
?The following is the pros paid
for cotton to-day :
^Middling 10?
Siriet Middling 1 ft A.
Good Middling IU>j.
Stript Good Middling 10J.
Market somewhat weaker, with
lower tend-new
? ?
Death of Rev. Siai H. Brown.
The Rev. sidi II. Hrowne, one
of South Carolina's most, distin
pushed citizen?, the oldest minis
ter of the .Stale Methodist confer
cuce and the oldest newspaper man
in the State, the vencruble ami es
teened editor of the Christ inn
jSeiyhbor, died at. his home in this
city last night.?Today's State.
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Protcet If.
Mr. .)? S. 'i'rnntlmm has given
noiico of n protect against certain
lioxeu iu the leeeot piiujary, ami;
tlie executive comuiittec is to meet
Monday at Ji o'clock fi. in. to hear j
(lie protest. I', is important, thai
(here lie a Jul! meeting of I ho com- i
in it lee. The vote for Shenll
ntands: Williams ^21 and Trant-.
21min U1 ii.
Dentil of Mr- Jobn B Motfett. I
Mr. John H. Mollelt di*??i iuj
Rishopvillc lit the icsidetiec of Mr. I
J.J. Ii'iim l:?.*t Tuesday nij?lit.J
about 11 o'clock. For s'>mu time!
r. MolTi'lt I) hh been engaged iu I
business vviih the Alabama Con-1
,f?trucliou Company rit Andalusia, j
Ala., and had cou>u on a \isit lo re
latives here and died two weeks af
ter his arrival. Mr. Moffotl wast
born in (,'liailesion and was about'
?10 years of i?ge. lie leaves ?i wid-1
ow and little son about, 10 years <>fj
nge, a brother RjLr. Andrew Mi-Melt,}
of Columbia, and >? sister, Mrs. S
II. Kamsej', of Wedgelield. The
inlelinenl look place in Camden
\ yesterday morning at '.).;?<) o'clock,
the funeral her vices being conduct
id by Rev. Arthur Ciaue. The
following named gnnlleiren acted
as pall beareis. Messrs. A. W.
Butler, C. W. Birch more, K. K.
-Walking W. G. Wilson, G. C.J
liruce and .1. K. UeLaache.
An Editor's Riffht
aAeditor who knows his business
is often Compelled to omit matter
~ from fris paper that his friends who
, look at it from a different stand
t ) jwiint. think should be published.
An editor ou#ht to havo as much
liberty in mnkinpr "P bis paper as
the housewife ban in getting up a
dinner. The grneet who wonld in.
nistr?what should bo
served on the table-would bo * con
aldered at least impolite.
The Pentacostal Herald says upon
this point :
Editors are i initially blessed or
abused for what tbey aot into their
cohimas, btft tbey feelJotn get credit
for what they keep ooV^Thia part
of rfn editor's work ii ro uses impor
(ant than the other.
serve Ills reader to
-~7~ fajge He msiit not on
write sod exercise good fadfcment io
- B?ila<Tdyirr tha matter with which bo
HU his paper, bat Its most know bow
to i?4eet articles seat hi? for publi
f cation. If a))' the cornnWoicatfoa*
I which reach bis table aboald tad a
f place in bis oolntnns his pager
weald be a orasj qoiit indeed. CA
fasiee would wores confounded be.
Bsadsrs owo4beeditor?-?. 4ebt ?i
uratftade tor what ha withholds frosa
OTna aoless oiail Tor wtuit he girea
fli^iLWSlt basket is a food
shopld ho kept In non.
HPS
(Second Primary Election.
| 1 In fnllojtii.^' is tlic result <>f tin- n<Vou I piim.ry (lection for Kershaw
Counts, iu i?l lust 1 l ho I2t*j in.st . I ho official count being ma?U'
yesterday:
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- r ~ -t ? r ~ ??> 04 *"
j -i;i i:ti7 I! I ;t 102 ::XS ;i;? ;,7S t>7
Cotton Mm j *_>u zr, ?si 50 k;
H'lnjift'j h'", k i 1 57 *, | ;i ?, j ] o
I Miorh \ 17 r, 1} 0 0 ir, <> 1_?
F? Ik Hill j 2N 2- 27 'J 1 C ;| \ ?>
m est t'ltta lj :m s 3ti ::a in ;i ;;s
lirll'n Mill ' 11 10 10 S 12 12 1(1 13
On ret on MilI | 27 J 12 17 11 10 "|
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In i m rue/,' i on :>i 12 li) 17 11 no :;|
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-fiimi j" 30 ;? .*?? {;*? 7 a j j 7 2m
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vsxv?^"v ws.w. S IN J-i i") v? iS \i\>
Ihiht/'a Mill I 20 i:: 17 1C. II 1!) is |j
3 C's i I (J ::7 l 52 17 <; 17
Lueknotc I 2 20 !' ;$3 12 30 21 18
HiijJ'uht 1 1 55 ,'N 1 ^ 11 i1 l 12
j
J^j/Ach'i'oitfil "'>1 5 0 .VI 37 51 :s5 5 ?>
Ktrfi Pn/yri :;i ;? 1.( 2:-t 20 ig 21 1 r?
lienver Dam j 17 57 8S 1 ii (II ;0? 2?? 7*
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Hurmotiv i '7 11 v'i! 20 2 1 ?>
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lunliiJt ! 10 is 10 2ti 10 20 i:s
/Enterprise I 20 2 0 10 10 12 10 1
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Liberty llill 15 17 12 20 ? 2(5 ?;
Rotund j 1 21 12 13 10 15 17 8
Stockton |8 C 8 5 5 0 5) 5
R"ley's Mill 12 4.~> C 51 51 2 32 25
Turkey Creek I 0 35 20 25 18 20 13 :;J
MrC's Mill j 18 0 21 0 II 10 5 22
(/rony's Quortr 12 27 0 31 f> lii
Sir I ft Creek ? 15 HI 5 ?? 1 I 1 (j 7
Slmylor's f/ill 2."> 10 5 30 !!('? 5 22 10
Pine Tree II 10 IS |2 0 ^0 5 2.">
Russell Place ' 15 00 <><) 15 11 I 0 9
Abncy 4 30 1(5 18 2:: 11 7 27
White Fond j 20 31 37 23 5l ft 1 li 17
'S'olal j 77:; loOc, 1)21 013 1159 077 !?3!> 870
Mr lloiijjli in ?lwU'rt Clerk of Conr'; ^!r. Williair.p, SherifT; Mr. Phclp?,
Supervisor; fuel Mr. Clark^. Siij.l.. of Jv.lucation,
Mr. j. li '/ ^oithain has filed fi protest and wj.l contcxt ocrta'U votce.
The Kxecutive CommittOL' is ordered to meet next Monday, Hie 17t.lt, to
hear tho case. It is requested that ;t f;;!l J)ttcndanec of IImj eoipmittce !?('
prt'sont.
The total vote for St-nt-o <jtll ois ):) tlii.s county i.s McSwecue.y, 10hV(
lTovt, 750; Tillman, 1172; Sloan, 05:{; Keans; 1228; Whnitftn, 571.
4P>v. MeSsvecney is re-eloctcd bv a majority of 13,521. Col. Tillman de
foal# Col. Sloan for Lieutenant tiovcrnor and Mr. Wharton defeats Mr. W.
1) Kva*m f>n' Railroad Commissioner.
Mftiriage in Colored High Lite,
On lust Wednesday Rev. C. |
Thoqjpson and Anjjie Wright, both j
well-known {injured people of our;
city were married at the residence
of the bride. Il*v. Thompson is j
pastor of the colored Prcsbyterian
church of Camden and is highly
thought of by all who know Ipm. i
A number of the couple'd white j
)
/ !
friends were in a'tendance.
The lines imposed at the mayor's
court on last Monday morning
amounted to ?01.60.
Don't fail to call at the Gilt
l>d^c ^t-?'? " and sck niiiii t u 1 o 1111. j
fnl line of Stylish Black and Col
ored Dress Goods they have. i
Kmbroideied Polka Dot Flannel
in black ami colors at the (jilt Kdgej
.Store. Hesuret-oseo them ? they
are beauties.
A CARD.
Mr. Editor:?I 1 ?**k in the col- \
M?ns of your p:iper to return my warmcHt I
thanks to my friends for hnvinjr heatow- j
ed upon me ihaoflfjceof Clark of Court- j
after having put me forward for tliat po-'
sition without mv ?oHiitation, ami I link
ing left my candidacy entirely in their
handa, and having atated in my card of
acceptance in reeponso to their call for
me to be their candidate that 1 would
uot canvasa the county, hut would serve
if elected as faithfully in the luture ah 1
have in the pnat-makeH my eleefion a
victory for them and their auccesa my
aucceaa and proves tho truth of tho aa
aertioo that people want the "offico ?.??
neek tho man and the man aot tho of
fice." Arainat those by whom I was
opposed for U?e clerk# ofllce 1- have no
unfci n<1 feelisgg, oor to those who voted
far them, #Le?. bj right nf
choice--this la their right?this ia their
privilege to exercise free and ontramel
?d cad 1 ihitLnwtn tlw dnttes of the
Clerk's office towards them the (ante as
I sktir for my (rinds, holding strictly to
the fHarfpafthat aaidkUs officer is m(
beMowatf to r*??rd Jritatepor to saaiah
wpo? aae Mid prsiMajr todisohai^s the
dattoe at said oAea aalaUfcfeiir la the
Mm as I bars It tto-pM
~ a? IIN^ tlnpir '
?s*- idJus.
peroomjf.
Mr. Saiu DePftftS lefl tliis morning!
for Union whore lie has aocopted a |
position with his brother in the law
husuqcs"*.
Mr. .Jae. )l. Hums spent yestcr-!
day in the city. Ilo returned luijt.'
night to Camden whore lie wiil reside,
in the future. On the lath instance I
he will open a haul ware stare in that!
place anil his years of erpcripnco io 1
the business should guarantee hiaj
success During his ten years resi !
deneo in Sumter he has made many |
warm friends who regret that he
timls it to his interest to leave Sum* j
tor.?Sum tor Watchman.
See the latpst novelties in Milli-j
nery at the (lilt Kdj?e Sioie.
(.'till at the Gilt tt-lge Store la-j
dies, and leave )<>ur ordei with j
their dreusmahcr?ljor worti is pu
perb lu evpry particular.
No. 2.
CAM DKN.
Camden in h historic ?>}?] town.
Two battles woe fought here dui-j
mi? the Revolutionary War.
Thore is an old house r?n Broad;
street which is called LaFAyette
Hall because Lafayette stayed iu j
it while tie w?h here.
C'uinden furnished some brave!
Holdiers and officers to the Con fed-1
i rrnte cause.
S The ceusus of Camden and i<0!
suburbs in 1890 was about 3,600,j
and now it is about 5,000. Jt is
estimated thM about half of tte
new iiitiabiumlh li?vp come in the
Tasttwo
Tbe scWols of Camden are, the
Camden t* faded Bchnol lor while
children, a tohool for colored chil
dren and a college for colored gtrla,
Camden has three railroad#, the
Seaboard Air Line, tbe 8C'e and
Southern. It haa an opera house,
reel wagon, steam Unndrjr, Chinese
lividrj and a cotton Factory.
, Camden baa pretty houaee, fine
a tore*, broad' etnrei* and nice
ahede I tana. Grade 9?Age 14.
Will
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ON
W f
10 v
\\ i L'??< I I u t roi i ;t hn1
Imrm*st w :ir on rcciird i> !i i?
and hi> ? lollies- llif ivnil _< noralh in la\or <>
the hoy.
4/
H
K S a 1 !o oI' iiuuI'o.m v< at I i \ 11 \ i>. I lie I??? \ . lit
s.tils in to knock <.,:i ih? >.r\\ mis! on si^M. !l<
MSiial l\ .siuri't'ds ; I' i loo \\ t II lot" lilO ii. >*: 11 i'?t YOlir
pookol.
I (> mi it lias yet horn iIi?? n\rini lii.il will sinoossful I \
resist, tin* hoy s olloit. I?l i \v !'. tarrs the iiciium
approach lo il ?c ^ i\ t \* I s? ? n Uriin; \oui ho\
and lol ws lit lini) l?- a \v*-ll lilliiti:, Mvlish suit thai
will wear like 1?* a 111? r. : 111 < 1 kooj? its -noil looks and
sliupo for a rnnai k.i l>|\ loih: period.
ZEMP - - BROTHERS
Sec mil' Mi n and Youths Soils, Shoes ami Hal-: trade
w iminx i 11 each lino.
A, 1 BED!
Make Heady. The Time Is At Hand.
CANE IS RIPENING, COTTON -IS OPENINC, HAY AND
PEAVINE8 WILL SOON. BE READY TO CUT.
fjnu1 Mills Ami F.vnpornlors.
Cot'OH pirKiuu; SIuM'ts iuk! Sacks.
.1 .
Tlu- undersigned is now receiving tbe most complete line ol
Merchandise he has over cai ri<d. Hardware, (irocerii**, l>ry
(Joods, Shoes, Hats, Tin and Willowware. Crockery. Saddlery. ,
BAGGING ARB TIES. ?!
I
Solicits your patronage.
A D KENNEDY. I
A Ne^ro
A shouting scrape oceurnd Ht
the Haw inij 1 of W. (?. Green, six
miles east of Wcatville on Au<iuki.
27th., in which Jim Wright, nliaa
Hill Lyles. shot and almost\inslnnt
ly killed Henry Huntley, hath col
ore'! An in<.n<nt WHU 11 rt 11J ItV
..... ???? ? ^
Magistrate Truesdell. It seems
that the negroes hnd a dispute
about something and a few eursea
wero passed, u l;ereu jiosi Wright
shot Huntley four timrH. An eye
witness to the a flair told u? it was
a clear cumc of cold blooded mur
der. Wright, who claims North
Carolina n? his home, escaped f?nd
has not been heard from ?ince.
Notice.
I wilj, removo Monday ?>r Tars. i
Mny. H. Jjeovy Wiuk<?wi.ky. *
(in.iranfeed odorless Refrigerators!
ut Goisonhoimer's.
For the next ten days we will soil
lisy cheap on occount of room Come ;
quick. S. N. Sowell \ Cq. *j
New Home Sewing Machine?, 5 '
grades at Qeisnnheitucr's.
For the prattlest And ch**tiB?C line :
?of white goods, go to the Gilt Kftgej
Store. 1
Bobbitt'. Chill PHls care chillsj
end ell malarial troubles. _ That it,
What they, were made for. Core
?fter other remfcdle* fall. Nouure,
no pay. Price 9ft eta. per bottle.
Sold by Dr. V. UZ?mp.
Car 11 ay j|?t receded and wiH
fell at low prieea.
8. N. Sowell 4k Co.
Pine Furc>U>re Polish at
eg tad tit*!
m
Dress Ooods, Dress (ioo<l-, Dress
: (joo?ls-~ pretty, e.lienp and Htylitdi at
j the (lilt Ecltfi' Store.
Miilinery mwl I >fe#s Miiki?i?j ut the
jftilf K l?o Store. I'on't fiii lo eul)
? Hi'l a cm1 thc-rn
NOTICE.
On < Vfnhr r 8th, 1000, the l?oar<l of
Jl'oiMnd wil. eJoft n dispenser ami a clerk.
: I'arii. M Intending ti, npply f*?r either ?>)
? *n Ml pHee* nui?t Tile their HpplieaMon
, i?(it l.iU r Mtaii S<ipU?mWr 29tli, 1W)0.
IV)' order of the Hoard of Control.
11. Truesdalo, Clerk.
j Sept. II, P.IQO.
Ailiiiinistrator's Notice.
Notice is hereby vjiven tu all parties in-;
? to tliM of Josinh A. Mo-}
Swi'?n, dereaHed, Ao mulcts inmiediatu;
payment to iho un<ferfiixilO?l, and nil par- j
flow holding claims against raid estate
must preaent ?amu duly avtested before
Aug. 1H, 190!,
Thou. II. Harlee, Jr,,
Vlorcuuo, S. C.
? ? {??
j Not loo to Survivors.
Ac cording to a new pension law, puaa.
e<l by the la*t Legislature, vou aro re
, quired to meet in the different township*
; at tho time and plarea mentioned below,
ifor the pnrpoae of electlnp one oommi*- ]
i"iwr, * imrriror, fend
! who ia not an applioant for a pension, to
?arve oca year on the County Pension
Board.
DoKalb?Camden, Saturday, Septem
ber tdth. ' T
Buffalo?Bethnne, Saturday, Septem
>ber 29th. a V
VlaX Rock?W?atvilla, Saturday, f*ep%
timber 2tth.
WaUrpe?Toxaioa'a Milt Satardajv
Sepmpber tM. Z
TbillNr HmMmmm tiMid *r?
oweaa>4 ?a aeat m Caalf af If
fttltw* UomtUy h
the famous
a11 unim
?^
h?E> c^mp'ncdaml ready for Hlie l^all
Imi ?fjev*. ^ew ^mm's coming itt ev
ery . Two new departments
i?d*fei! to I lie slore, 8-Cvcry
Imm.1v corcliulh iin ifed
? i
to come,' inspect our
slock ?iml
<:;e( our prices !>Horc b^yio^ elsew Siere*
TIumv is no place in the city
wIkm'o \ou c.an liml a hotter as
'?im incut of dross ?AiOt|s limn at
Tl.o (Jilt Ktlfje Store, and the
I act. is lull demons! rat od by
;V v^tvi-^vvjs tiinl Wiiui their way
to thus famous Dn (foods Em
porium. W o have not been
luii.oiulful of any, hut have
iiiikIo ample provision for all?
ihe little ones as well as their
uiiimas; ami a very important
jiiMiture is, that we have placed
prices within (lie reach
of all. wki
Ready to go ami doubtless on i\
millinery errand. Those thinking
<>l" hats to come, should brighten
their ideas by an inspection ot our
i novvltieH in shapes and ttimming\
This flower year is a period of in
] novations. Vou can introduoo
? yourself to many welcome *hun
! ger8. sure to he y,ppi eciated, hy
visiting' on,' head center of the la
test Kali and Winter ideas. Miss
! Stewart, of Baltimore our ac
complished milliner w.ll take
pleasure in sbowiinr you through thi? si' vis, ftiul will trim your
hals in up-to-date M\ 1<*.
Tin; SV/ELL FALL CHKL
i-; m?re attractive than
\ ,y %
Mie "Smnu;?. r GiiT'ol the pa
per*, ilViM* is attired in t!><? la
>t\ !<? o( We have
1111* vi i v newest patterns.?
trimmings and adornments as
well; and fbeYacf that we arc
prepared f? MAKIO YOUR
IN Til K MOST
Al'l'liOVlOl) STYLE, is :i
that will ho hailed with
joy by luaiiy. Mi ss Smoot, ot
i?altimoji?. our very competent
? ires.*-maker, will be pleased to
srrw \<u in this line?gnnr
sinteeinji a lit in every particu
lar, ;iinl hiie will make prices
just as lu\; a.s possible.
The counters in nur clotli
inii" department sre ^roaitinii'
under their burden *>| Kali ami
Winter supplies, and wc are
fully prepared to meet the
wants of ;J1. Our stock ol
Men1* Clothing has been se
lected with great care and
whether you wish 41 coarse or
fine suit we jjuarftntcc
GOOD VALUE FOR
THE AMOUNT PAID.
We have remembered moftt
kindly the youth of our txWn
and connty, and have given
their claims upon us due con
sideration. Mothers need not
worr) any longer, but come di
rectly to the Gilt Edge Store ?
headquarters in this line too,
and have their wants supplied
at a very small cost.
i/t
"EFT
Our Shoe Stock is larger and more varied llian ever before;
and we are better prepared to meet the demands ot the trade
than formerly, so don't fail to see our line before buying.
Our Stock: of Domestics is all that cftuM be ~tf$sired, and
country merchants should remember that we art-* headquarters
for all goods "usually carried by them, torhttitiiig flrsgood an as
sort meut to ejeleqJ from as could be found in some of o u r J#l?er
citiea. - %> j
Fully appreciating and kindly thanking our friends r*od
patrons for past favors, and trusting that ws will tterit i wc
tinoance of the same, we are yours