The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 14, 1903, Image 2
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ordinary advertising.
-Oaadhisle*' Card* lor <!onnfy office* j
$5.00. Uoiigreisioital $M).0<).
Ait eAm(/iiU)i<:atioUH *dw>t<A<t(f ' to tlijf*
pspur must b? rceoiajmnled by tlio tru?
tmin* *?'d. addretH of tbo wi h?-r, in pr
<l?rto iuHure attention. Kpjeuted Dun
a script* will not be returned.
Oomuaunlcatione will be published wheu
of in tor oh* to tha general public and
not of a defamatory nature. No re
t sponslblllty will be assumed for the
views of correspondents.
Buslnecs local*, 6 ceute par line each In
sertion.
Riras #oa Aovk?ti?ixo -.i-Ordinary
transput ?d ver ti^mentM , fit* t insertion
ft. 00 por square ; each ?ubssqueut in
sertion 60 ceuta per square,
Bates toe contract advortising wiUbs an
nounced upxm application at the office.
Remittance* by chocks, drafts and pottal
stoney orders should bo made payable
to W. L. *4oI>OWXr,L,
-:j-, . . 7 OawHofcy if. O. ;
*0Mfg$N? 8, Q.t AUG. 14* <903
(jrr-rrrm.-r .-rtrart^rrr-nTrr-.-rrnma. '
"God Bless ^outb Carolina! Of
alUtje State* (In the republic it I*
tb? , only one that sticks to the
Blbi? cause for dcvorce/' ? Rolelgb
News an.l Observer.
. nUl ^ - !
Accord iog to ar exohango, tbo
mao who went out to- milk and ant
on a rook in the middle of the pas
ture and waited for ihe cow to back
up, was a brother to A man who
kept store and wouldn't advertise
because be reasoned that -the pur
chasing public would back up to
bia place of business when it want
ed something.
Mr. C. L. Winkler.
The many friends here of this cs
timable gentleman and former resi
vm. of our town were delighted to.
e him in Camden 1 unt week and
were grieved that hip atay here
weeeo brief. Mr. Winkler will At-'
ways have a warm platsc in the
hearts of the people of kcrsbaw
- county, Resides his'sterling qual>
ilea fta.a? mtiy. lila fuithful-repre^
sentation of the^ooplo in numer
ous plants of trust and honor baa
Wdn for him a fadeless* name, He
"."Itlt on Monday for Charleston
Vwbere he returned by steamer to
N?ew York.
Tlio Mistakes Wo Make.
gXa^twen Mail.
think somotimes that nobody
vlfjde the paper. That is whon eve
rything is j^ing smoothly? wlien no
body hes anything to utok about.
Bnt if ft mlatako oraeps Into the pa
per, or we uny something that does
not please souie of tbo people, then
convinced that everybody
rw ade the paper.
Wi', making of a newspaper, and
>Uy a daily paper, is a sterna
The Mu>an who writes
pieces" must do bis work in a
always, and he seldom If ever
^iiie to verify the Information
he receives. The wonder is that
*dito?s do no| rorke moro mistakes
than the? do. It ie not once ip a
* thousand times that an editor falls
to print a piece of news Jusfras he
receives i|. Only editors kuoV how
4ne people arc, in telling ''of ?rrn>
***??? of ftsy kind, to add ttelails
-*nd embellishments that have no
;f taUrtatiob in fact.
Laii ? j* * * ? * *
Bat the editor spends very littlo
_4|aUI in worrying about the mistaken
_ that he makes, Ho consoles himself
with the determination that ho will
4ry to avoid them in tbo (uture : and,
? then, be knows that tbo world, owe*
an everlnsitug debt of gratitude
for making mistakes sometimes. If
an editor should print all things just
as he sees them and as he knows
r them the world would denonnco him
maoh more severely than it doe's for
the very few mistaken that he does
make. ' f
The editor learns and profits by his
: :t>wa mistakes,' and others can profit
\hy them also. A. man will flnd when
j :^t?e goes along steadily and makes no
bbMm^cs that the pooplo will puv
- w*r? little \aitontiou to him. Rut
- jast^et him get out of the strait and
^*JpSJTttW path ? let him ma];e evor so
?' email a mlatako? -and those who ?oo
it their business to talk
- about ft and to toll everybody elao
i it. This may seem unreal but
it is true, as will bo testified to by
? tttyone who has boon so unfortunate j
__aa to make mistakes. 1
?.- .The thing to do, in oases of that
r_Jkfo<I? Ifi to follow tho oxamplo of the
: Spend just/ ns little time as|
poasible in worrying about the mis
of the past. The editor always
|4V paper to get out and he
no mistakes in that,
new day, or a new year J
rr-try to bavo no mis
fctt* of the Beliar aoo
mekca farming,]
elf. He does not
to mouthy basis,,
acts for tho beet
thirty-two bales of
tbi'W.wpnV to the
|B ? Cents per
, Cott^o aetted
tog
bifr*
Tht Chrvnie'e CmplWeiiitil /Que*
til/* uxk*H Kmardiny I 'render u?
fih Qlher Mutter* \ "? '* "'
Mi, ?diU? i W * tfflt The Chron i
0 la regularly ev*ry weob and it is *j
victor in our l.ora*. W< !
wish you much auccesu in your im
tiring effort# to got u? cut a gwfi
rhc farmers In uttf ?M4tW?n *r?j
abow through kyto* % Uo.ir prop#
and have nothing mnult to brag <>?
but wo sliould be glad jt i? an well
with us as ft is.
Tho next tbiog on the program is
fodder palling. Mr. B. !{ BaumJ
we understand, has Already gathered
fcbout one, hundred acres.
We had a severe rain and wind
?tojrw in our section ou laat Hatiir
OAjr; tho rainfall wa? about one and
one half inches. The telephone!
wire between Logoff and Mr. Jas
I cam s itore was badly torn tip in
ope plaro by failing tree*. A num
ber of poet* wore knockud down and
''{?wire broken In eeveral place*.
*tra<?k * troe near Mr#
M. E. fr ucBdeli'a spring knocking!
down her horse and also a mule be
Joofctog to Mr. J. K Jones. They
not seriously hurt but badly j
?hooked for some time., Mr. A. D.
Kennedy will in tho near fatare re
bnila hie bare and stable# recently!
destroyed hy lightning,
Mr. Avory Roaso?over killed a|
huge rattle snake the othor day.
Mr. John 'J witty of Heath Spring I
rfilatlvea in this eoatJofc.
Witti somo few efccoptionu tho
health of our community is verv
good. '
Mth Maggie TruouJell who hac
been very ill with typhoid fcvorforl
some time we Are^M to any io im
proving. Also, Mr. W. K. Kelly who
ba? been quito ??olr with malarial
fuvor in Hmch better.
I will cIoho by uol^ng a question.
vaij ft minister of the gospel advance
christian influenco by Impolitencp*
^o strat-goro? "Will ^ivo my roason
for asking this question latter.
V.
Poverty of Spoken Words.
p; There is, an intellectual poverty
which many people aro suffering
ffom and which none of the now
educational theories necms designed
to alleviate. Thio is tho poverty of
word#, of spoken wordu, ."Incroaso
your vocabulary" is ouo of the iirst
rul^ii Of o very retoriofau. but he gon.
and he believes It won Id be an art!
ficial performance c??noioua1y to at
tempt to cultivate tho art of convor
satipn.
As a conacquence of tliln upglect
the college graduate frequently makes
hut a poor showing in conversation
and reveals but faint glimpses or the
supposed to kob$>
[bmft bis bold words. What has boen
called the greatest lino in English
1 iterator o relates to tho isolation In
Sjfek eaoh individual dwells, to?
I he unplnmoYi, salt, estranging sea
tl^t separatea human beings. liridges
naTght bo bnllt over thin sea if oaob
indi*i?nal coald onlttv/ito a vocubu
lary ''faithful to the coloring of. his
own spirtit" and desljtnod to assist
l ? *JL*e ra'^8t of those pathetic
verbal* floundering* which are the
common spectacle In every day con*
veraation. How many people are
they who oan aptly sketch the plot of
ftnoval they have beeu reading or
tfell in a few wortjs the s.ubntanoo of
an essay that has imprcasodlftem?
In aomo of the primary classes in
certain^hools siud^nta in English
are aa^ed to^rrite Jtftheir own words,
a stmry that haa ocen read to them,
J be/ ought also to be asked to tell
tale ?nd to doscribe it in a con
veraational way the pwsoijst j&piso^s
and oocurences that are the subjects
or thoir written '?thoracis."" Too!
roach fttr&ss jifts been laid upon
writing and <not enough upon con
versation. j
What I? Wealth.
Does wealth consist in money,
houses, lands, bank stocks* railroad
bonds, eto., alone?
We think not. The young man
starting in lifo with no money, but
with good digestion, good Stoop,
goc> health, and the rvlillity to work
[?in some profitable emptovmont, has
what the Aged capitalist would bu
ill ad to cxchft' ge ell his miilioua
for.
What compensation is money fur
sleepless nights And ptiiuful days,
miscouduot of dissipated children V
What brings tho greater iisippi
nees? the glitter, show, jealousies
and falsity of fashionable life, or
the hearfchfelt friendships which
prevail so largely in the homes of
the industrious poor? n
In how many of the palaces of
our millionaire will you find grenter
happiness in the parlor than in the
kitoben? ? ~
How many millionaire* will toll
you thai they aroVbeppier now lh.au
when Blurting in lite without a dol
lar?
On the tops of mountains we
find rocks, and ioe and snow. It
U down in the valleys that we And
the vineyards.
Let no man envy those richer
than himself until taking into ac
count ? age, beaUb, wile, children?
friends?he is sure he would bo
willing to exchange.? Set
Governor II ey ward baa received, a
fetter from an attorney in Vienna,
AMtfift, requesting him lo look op
the BeUti-vi nnd ?-deaaettdmitn of
Jofcann" Probst. who rorac uVcr heiv
in 1703 and settle-', in ii.u State.
Uhn. letter is wtitifcajp. Xuglish, bvt
evidently literally translated, as
tb? wording ia so rtf oe thai II U Mi
iiAttlv-'itePvthil li MilMi'lHtii
r - - "e*? ? - r: *
cf Imr<g)L^t}oo *1
ft in said tUst a Kaner-a fame'r ,
planted hi# form in' popcorn ?nd<
jg??? bf red iv(|Oii u I'ii# >? >rn
tork ftrp, thfft^ovflpnppM ur.i) ffltpd
j 10 . ^cr^jitidOTUe.; jQi<? fu?t? ,
thinking it * sgo?rqtojin,*Uy down
?ji'j ijtom to d?*atu .
Tribute of Ho?p?ci
1. RcfoUotl, that la t **<? doath of]
J.UfW M<-0?usl^U, <)cv, 8tb,;
1902. our Sunday school lofct-u one
of our torighteet scholars.
2 That *?b ow in biuijlilo submis-.
sion to God who has takan little]
Minnie to Himself,
x>3. That ?e tender ?ur deepest
sympathies to the bereaved family.
Bethel Hunday Hobool.
Bet bone, 8. C., Aug. 0, '03. >
Husslan ProVerba.
Prey to God, but row to thej
?bore.
Poverty fa not a sin, hut twice j
as bad, ?x
Be born neither wise nor ia4*r|
hut lucky/
Slavery drinks tfiead and free
dor# water.
It'* a bore to go alone, even to
get drowned.
By that which wounded may
your wound bsbenred.
The pine etande afar, but whis*
pere to Ite own forest.
Cilumny i* like a ooal ; if it does
not bqrn it will eoil,
He who eweatH afield and praya
to God at homo will never etarve.
Two ft?des ot tlnakea.
v
-i^as.fOuofag on a road tn south*
Western Pennsylvania," said the
old englneor, "when I killed two
miles of snakes in three minutos.
It* had been a wet and cold spring,
nod the name / weather conditions
had extended to about the middle
6? May, and ft seems that all the
snakes in that part of the oountry
had started to emigrate, and as the
railshad become warm .under the.
heat of the sun the fcoptiles natural
ly enougli found the glittering
steel a smooth and comfortable
highway, find they just coupled tip,
ono taking hold of tbe other'a tail,
and started down,jhe track. I h *p
pnuod to bo coming along with the
'jlrk-water,' and we were mak ng
25 miles an hour when we met the
procession. Jack* McDavitt, my
firemau, saw the varmints tlrat, ; ud
lie completely oollqpsed, but wneu.
I precsjved what we were up
agaiu?t I pulled /the throttle of the
old 54 wide open, let the Band d-op
and mashed two miles of .snakes in
lesH than three minutes. ? Pittsburg
Post.
? Isaac Solomon, a uegro of the old
time clan*, died at bis home near
Messrs; in Richland couuty. Friday
night. Inaao was over J 05 yours
old; and np t6 6 Tew weeks ago,
when he was tnken sick, he had been
in remarkably good health. The old
mag hod some interesting Htorioo to
tell, and those who know him" cThiro
that be wns a most respectful and
honorable o'd darkey. Hie obiel
story when asked About "the war"
was in reference to the "Jaokaon
war," meaning, of course, the war o t
1812,
He spauned the whole of the nine
teenth century, and died rouob above
a pauper, as he owned a very nice
.little lot and h<*pic. It was a very
ueual thing to ece the old fellow
driving bin c?rb abont Columbia ped
dling wood or chiokena and egg, this
lasting up to only a fow tqontha
ago. ? State, 4th. . '
SfL.? ^
A complete lino of coffin? ? all
prices at T. J. Arranta". .
Under nnd by virtue of sundry ta *
execution* to modireoted, I will proceed
to tell, before the Court House door in
the Cjjly of Camden, ou tho first Monday
In Bopt, 1003, during tho legal hour* of
tain, the following described real eatate,
to-wit: '
Lot No. 1069 on Market street, Cam
don. Levlod upon nnd to be sold *? the
property of Est. of H. M. Canley.
f>4 acroa in Xo. IS hound?*4 north by
Sanders creek* tvi-t by land* of Henry
Robinson, Month by M- "M. Young nnd
West by Est. of AieXRlldeY, Leyioa tip
on and- to bo eold n? the property of
JfuuoB Rubinson.
:?0 acre* in No. I *>, bounded on the
North by W. li Hur-knlute, Houth by
Ueltya land*. Went. I?y lluckaboo land?
and Kaat by <4ettyu nnd Htickabee.
Levied upon and to he Hold a* the prop
erty of Eet. of Johanna Huaknbce.
"Jcrme of sale, cash.
J 8. TRANTIIAM, 8. K. O.
KEAL
ESTATE
W. A. Schrock
Heal Estate A^ent. Office on
Law Eaugo. P. O. Box 307,
Camden, ts. o
dt^Givc 11 le your busing*,
Brompt att^otiou giVtrti i* co\l
Eonl Estate
And Coil' :wW Agency.
Ah fljr ? 'Nff f\f r *, 'ird j
?U i* :Jtu$ liiiWirfi in ?uy !?*#???? ?!{i !
h/ <; t C? fitwMot
mil kjii'] j t?r open a<*e?>UDtN
opi^a* 0.0 Wuikm?f Hoo*?
,ui ?>. )?' j i i.kui'-o idlkie.
G, C. ALEXANDER.
tee I'd . Teachers And
Tnistees.
Uegioning >it the opening of the prwont
adiool ye*r, July 0>e lit, teachera mu?t
nee i'? thuff *choole the i tuw fiufcool Heg
Jeter, which may few had on application
at thla (tlih*," ~
Cl&inia wjli no*, be approved unl*M:<
made out oji the oejr fortQS.
H, C. Btuce,
Bupt. Education, fC. 0
impoftant Notice,
Notice in hereby given that in ao
c6)<ittiu,?? with the lew governing the
?auto the Quarterly meeting* of the
County Board of Commlwionar* will bo?
hold on the tint Mopdaya In Jamary,
April, July and OoteW, bet ail ortwr
motuines of tho Board will 1 h> held on
W?<lt?oH(lrtv?, after the- flrat Monday of
eaoti month and thAt all bill*, meet be
hied with the {Supervisor the day before
lite meeting*) ur they cannot Wac^d
upon.
l)v order of the C">?nty Commibulonors.
j. m. so\vkj,i?
? Hupervi?.?r.
April Oih, 1903.
(Citation.
South CaroUtHr~~^K?t*baw Oouoty
By J. B. Phelps, Probata Judge.
Whon'Hf, Tliomau Thomson, made ?nlt
to me. to u? i?nl him letters of Admiais
frnf ion of the Battue of and oflacta of
Qeorge jpant^ deceased.
Those mv therefore to cite and admon
ish hII rh<1 eirt}?ular the kindred and
< redilors of the said George Oantfy,
deceased, that they he and appefir" before
liao, in the Court o! Probate, to bn held
at Camdtui* 8. 0/, on Saturday, tho
16th day of August next, after publica
tion thereof, at 11 o'clock! n the forenoon,
to ehow cause if any |hey hAVe, why the
n,dd Administration BbouljPhpt bn grant'
Given under wy" hand, *h?" Oth day
of August, A. JX, 1903.
Published in the Camden Chronicle on
tho 7th day o? August, 1903,
J. B. PHEI.P*.
Judge of Probata.
Nortli Western BaiM
f.
Trains on tlVfi Northwaatrrn liailroad
Lloavu L'amdtui fn? 3unite/ daily exetpt
Sunday at) follow# >
No. 70. llrbt'Claes, t a. to.
No. 68, first-clMn, ?J6 p. m.
No. oC, freight. 4.3(rp.
lictu niug Leave Sumter.
_ No-31, MS *V r
Caiudfii tl SO u, ui.
No.. u9, ilrat-clajss, 4.86 p. in. ; arrive
Camden 8.1$ p. n>.
No. 67. freight, ? a.' m ? ; arrive Camdrtr
8 n. di. '? ' ?'
? "?-?? "I ?'
Soutiieru . Railway Cdpaiij,
Effective January 18, 190?*.
? i *?'
Between Kingville and Charleston,
Rend dotrn. - ? ? ? ? Bea.rsir,
No. 88 No, 84 Daily.
1.50 pm XV. Charleston Ar tf.GO p m
4^..I!LfcArHamTn^to;;Ar 8 11 P n,
?I r>0 p m ArTvTn g vilwAr iL' 50 p br
Those trains Noh. a and 84 will atop
only ftt Svitiinorvffle. ? Bratichvllle,
Orangeburg and St, M<wm>
Between Kingville Iqm) Blacksburg.
Road' down. Read-tip.
No. 33 Daily. No. 84 Dady
i 00 |> m I> Kingville Ar 1*J 60 p m
0 15pm Ar.Canid.eR. As 11 SO am
8 (X) p m Ar 'Vawha Jot. Ar 040 ft m
8 So p ra Ar Rock Hill Ar 0 16 a m
8 F>9 p w Ar Tirzah Ar 8 54 a m
9 (>9 p'm Ar Yorkvllle Ar 8 42 a m
9 22 P m Ar Sharon ky^ * 8 27 a ra
S) 85 p m Ar HloVjMJPva Ar 8 16 a m
9 '"'0 p m Ar Smyrna Ar 8 05 * ml
hr 15 r?_m ~ T '45 ?:nT
Trains Noh, 53 and 34 atop at all Im
portant slat ions between KfngyiUe And
Blarkffhtirg.
Between Rock Hill and Marion* -?
Head down - ? Itrad np.
No. 35 Daily. No. 86 Dally
fi (K> a m .Lv.Rock HiirXV 10 80 p m
G ill a ui Ar Tirtah Ar .10.11 p.m
6 31 n? Ar YnrkvjUs.Ar 10 01 p m.
6 4*? n ni Ar Sharon Ar* 9 46 d in
7 00 u ML Ar 1 1 Iv^'tVL Jir** ArI3L*& p^v
7 lTTa ui Ar Smyrna Ar SI 95 p m
7 30 a m Ar IWackHburg Lv^Jb 40 p in
10 4"i a ui A? MarU>? L? - --^nm
Nos. 35 and 86 ? Lop at all principal
&!at mn? Hick Hill and Marion,
Between Marion and Black aburc.
Road down. ~ Read op.
No 66 Dnily'ox. Sunday No 67 daily
exccpt Sandaj,
9 00 a m Lv Marion Ar ? 8 50 p ?n
2 00 p in Ar Rlackebarg Lv 9 *0 p m
Train No. 83 will eonaect
mil with savannah diriatOBT
Charlotte, Wathlngtoa and Xew York,
Train No. 31 will Mftkj^nneciion at
Rook Hilt wttn mValalh IfMM Ho,
83 from CknrloUe. WftftbSagt 4* ?M 5#w
% Noa. 33 and 34 htftdl* throegh
man Drawing- Room Bwatat c*r? W
twt rn N?W York aftd (jCwh# via
Camden and Rock HIU 'll
beiw.Hn ir^inn^ai
lfft> ft! "tie Bt UifUWTl
' *?
Tho above cut gives you a good view of our Soda Wntev
p6J**rtment front which is served daily tW 'most deliciouH
ico Cold Drinks of all kinds, and a very popular resort theso
hot dfiya for both old and youn#. Drop in and cool off.
Very Respect fully,
?omp <f *Do!Pa3s, ijfto Corner 'Druggists.
rHONEI 89.??
ms
OM THE
DUTHERfl
THH LINE FOR BUSINESS,
THE LINE FOR PLEASURE,
THE LINE FOR ALL THE BEST
SUMMER RESORTS
Complete Summer Resort FolAet
M ailed Free lo Aoy Addfea*'.
?*
W. A. Tuwr ft. H. W. H. Tayu?.
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SEABOARD
Air Lin? Hallway.
North-South- East- W est.
Two Daijy Pullman Vestibuled Limited
Trains Between South and New York. *
Arst Class BMag Car SerYlce.
The Best Rates and Route to all Eastern
Cities -Via RICHMOND and WASH- j
~ IMGTON, or Via NORFOLK and
steamers. To Atlanta, Nashville, Memphis
. , Louisville, St. Louis, Chicago, New Or
leans, and all Points South and Southwest
To ? Savannah and Jacksonville and all
points in Florid** and Cuba.
? Potitively the shortest line between ? <?
3gTQ3Eta?!E3C <Sc SOTJI'IEI.i
JQjTFor detailed information, rates, sehcd
ules; Pullman Reservations, &e., . ap^Iy to
any agent of the Seaboard Air Line Railway
or to J. *J: Puller, Travelling Pas^ng^r
Ageht, 06hnnl)ia, 8. G. . ?
?ara? A. Ck T*. j\. Kt. ,
Savannah, Or.
KILN DRIED
? ?. ^7 i-f.
FLOORING,
Spend your money at
borne and lielp build up your
city. Remember a dollar
gent away from Oamden nev
^ or returns.
CEILING, MOULDING,
BRACKETS, FOR SALE.
jVi?y style oi O?8iog, flooring, Ceiling
. * ' or Moulding gotten oat to order.
M<>gSi?u^' itooii. ^ w'iti'low htmil ttnd
SSRSJW ?* **?*? sjs
^ (
iioiH*. Accrual*. Kt<?, ?f$ KHttifo,
? ou-jin rti'H Bol'J. Fill) 1 aa'irm co.
I w i*h to eu??Mft6 A
ilte j?ul?Uo gentf'Ally 0
my re?t?or??i t>o>n tc
tli? hujldiof on uj>pw
??ently vuo>tte<rby $j n
w here I will h& gl*d i
t)i?m wjth the h?nt M
itud ?t mo4*rn.ttt jirtei
I wiR opt* nti It
about April 1st iu I
GcisenUoimor^
aiul Holioit the i*atrpj
ici purcbas&r*.
My pri cs will be
the !<? ? 1 r<):;Hv ; rj
wagon will-be nm
coinmodat^Tiflo i?y <
On Sunday* th*
will be opt ?
in., an*l (dosed at 2 1
UNIVE4
--OF NORTH
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Law,
Mejjp
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One hundti
scholarships. El
taechors and
Loans for the;
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