The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 16, 1903, Image 2
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srr.\ omfnitv advertlHiaa^v
didates' Oar4? "to* Oounty offices
>$.00. Congressional $10.00;
I coDotuuriicciloDN nddnwsed to tbis
papor must be accompanied by the true
rv--- name and address of the wrller, in tir.
J <J<?r to insure attention, VReiWted
*? ttecjrlpts will not bo returned.
Oommvnicationa will be published when
?f interest to the general public and
not at a defamatory nature. No re*]
. eponsiblllty will be assumed for the
views of correspondent*.
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sertton.
R4T8S #o* Anvaatfrwwe J?Ordiaary
transient advortlsmtnfes, firs* insertion
per square ; ?a<:h subsequent in
eertioa 60 oenta ner square.
'. Rates for contract Adverilrtin^ will he ?u
f^v nouneed upon 'indication at the otties.
^Retfrtttaneea by ?b?e lea, deaf** n?4 postal
DEM, 5. O,. OCT, 19, J?03
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^ Bay s the Jury.
lach# Tim** ? Gonzales murder
which baa boon iu progress a t
>gton f or r ttH? pact two weeks
livei&o the jury about 1 :46
rednek3ay. They remain e d
fcightnad yesterday rcturnod
Hot of n<p guilty.
?tho Birds.
1 There vu * time when the far- ]
mor loofcod on nearly every bird ex 1
cepfc the buzzard as bis enemy.
That was in the long ago when the
average man had not given any
Wtudy to ornithology. The ??used
t'>he?a-farraer" robbed the nests of j
quails, for tho eggs, and killed!
tb" birds in drovea when be could
get them in a line on the ground.
~<jpjh# blackbird was an especial ob
ject of hi? dislike, uud ho did not
aee any use for the common meadow
lark. Ee despiacd any d that I
v picked a grape or a cherry, and
sapsuckers and woodpeckers were
an abomination in his eye?< If he
respeoied tbo dove at all Is was be
cause he supposed that it was a
descendant of the identical dove
Which brought back a brunch to
Noah -in--ble ark, and thus eaved
the world from overlaatlng flodd.
cordial and religious j
hatred of the raven because it dls~
appointed Noah whoa it was sent |
r ottiio Baake inquiries as to the con
dition of tho flood. Hut ttftw it haal
r been proved Conclusively that the]
blaokblrd kills a million worms and
"bugs .in the chrysalis stage, wof&sj
Mid. bugs which destroy crops.
or goosbeak, mayfly
into a critf on a winter's day and
' jataal a grain of corn, but he.l\aa|
thousand enemies of that
toora and _ia entitled to his rowartf.
The agricultural department at
4eelar?s that tho dovo !
greatest destroyer Of weeda!
in all nature since doves consume,
untold millions of seeds. Anv onfc
,* who has watchod tho mockingbird ;
. teed its you ug can have some Idea
- the number of luseots whloh is
required for the brood. Observa
tions and study have only reaulteil
in demonstration ot the value of
bird life from cold standpoint of]
"business." The f,has been" and
"osad to-be farmer does not know
theum&gs i,but the present farmer
a^|d true men know them. They
know that thousands ef trees nro I
L saved yearly by the sapsuckora and
wookpeckers." ? Exchange.
What Kind Coimmnts by the
* Press DldT
I am acquainted v.ith a man who
was thought to be drowned. Him
obUaary appeared inn number of
No one ever inragincd bo- J
lore that he bud bo many sterling
ri^qtttejtftlee or was a in?n of ayinpa*
thetio nature. No one ever know
_ b?fore that ho had done ao much
goo^ to the poor, for ho wan al
ways known aa a heartless, iudif
& iaraot being. When he returned,
" *' -mm teamed that; another man hy
> tame name was tho unfortunate
meet death by drowning.
Unary, however, had oaat
ifeeeon the man's life, and
hat time on he w?a a changed
>4 words spoken, the
whioh the press;
faults, awakened a
jnored and esteemed.
jjfellj
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West Watsr#*. / V
Farmers In thia section arti <ftite
busy now harvesting tbeir slVrt
crops. '
The Team's school near here
VViPWVM^^M AUVV AA*%Ji4S4 ? l VVlirM OA*#
William Barrou of Manning as
teacher.
Mr?. Willie tL Golf of Columbia,
who has been visiting ber elator.
Mr#, J. J. Rail. Ia now with her
parents, Mr. and Hie. L. W. WhUs.
air. G. F. W*uh, one of our most |
promising young men, visits Uid#e?
way quite frequently. We think two
of our young men like that neigh
borhood.
It ia with a sad heart we chroni- j
cle the death of the in fan daugh
ter of Mr. And Mrs. W. H. tteason
over, who parsed into another region
laat Sunday. Little Lillian waa
two year* and three months of age.
Her remains were interred in Provi
dence cctrt'etery. We extend our
heartfelt sympathies. ? G- F. W.
' Ia Me mo r lam
On August 2-lth, 1903, t>be death
angel visited the Pro videuCe ueiu h
borhood and removed from \eur
roidet Mrs. 8. A. DeBruhl. Hha
bore with patience her affliction,
and wee kind and thoughtful of her,
loved ones even to the ewl. 8he
connected herself with the Baptist
church when quite -young, and Al
ways loved the work of her Mn$tor
Hybom she followed faithfully. Of
"*0? nature, *?lie knew how to
sympathize with Vnd cheer the (liar
cousolate in the nour of feloom.
8be leaves to mourn their log*, a
husband, Mr. T. J. IieBruhl, and
Beulab Dc-HruUl, & little adopted
girl, and other kindred and many
loving friends. May our Heavenly
Father who knows how to "toenper
the wind to the shorn lamb" look
down in tender compassion upon
them in this hour of aore affliction,
A Fiiiknd.
Booker T. Washington is trail
ing in , France under an assumed
name, ?'Jones," to CBcapo attention,
"''Mr. J. JR. McTVonald of Wlnnshore,
has boon appointed as special Judge
to presido at an . extra term of court ]
in York county, beginning imrnedi
atply after the adjournment of tho |
regular November term. Court nill
be iu continuous aeasion tor one
month, requiring >He services of 144
petit Jurors.
If you arp unable to Hud an op
portunity go to work and muke one
Marrying for money is more a
matter ot' dollars J/tmr sense.
- Some people waste dollars' worth
of time trying to savo five cents.
To forgivo a fault in gthors is
more subliino than to bo faultless
one's self.
Collecting Association.
The following merohants havo
organized an association which has
for its purpose the collection of
their acoounts. It is similar to
those organised and operated in
other cities and simply relieves the
merchant of the necessity of send*
ing out a clerk every Mouday morn
ing to collect the aooouut-e. The
accounts are not turned over to the
agency as a last resort, and %no re
flection whatever is intended wlien
one is approached by an Agent of
the Association wiih an account,
as the best customers in town will |
bo so approaohed. F. L. Zerap, The
Camden Drbg Co., C. P. DuBosg,'
Zemp <fc DePass, John Whitaker,;
Jr., J. C.Oureton &Co., J. Shoheen,
<fc Bro., R. Li: Team, A. D. Kennedy,
W. E. Johnson, G. 0. Bruce, J. ti.
Vaughan, W. H. Zemp, Nettles <fe
Watkinff, Whitakor <fe Burnot,
Burns A Barrett, T .Jh Arrautsr-R.
U. .Williams, Schloshberg ?fc Leib
man, M. Rmirn, H. Kaletskl Hirsch
Hros, <fe Co . Salmoud Bros.. Trues
dol Bros.. W. GMseuhoimor, J; Z;
Khoury, L, Sohenk <fc Co., John T.
Nettles.
Trespass Notice.
All persona are hereby warned not to
treapasa upon my Uo<1h nbout ti tolled
aboVe O iVrndcii "Tor
itig or for any other purpose vrhatfloover.
Parties disregarding this notice will be"
prosecuted to the full exteufc ol the law. i
W. W. Kuckabuo.
Oct. 10, 1908.
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Master's Sale.
Soinh Carolina? ^Kerehn?r County
Court Comtpon Pleas.
When you want fine slma
and good ?hoe?, call &t*|h?
Mathitf Shoe Htoro and got It
pair of either iltoBtiraon, For*
bush, Kclipao, Eaton or
"Walkover" lot men; and that
famous "Quality and,
Kripptmdorf shoes for women.'
Also a full line of children
tjhoes.
MONEY TO LOAN.
On improved farina at 7 p6r coal, in
tereaton numtt of tlrOOO ttnd ww, hod
8 per cent, on sums of lesti than $1,000.
No commission* cluir?*;*t.
CT. 1?/ Winkler,
?41 Park Rr?w,
.li^cw York,
L.A. Wlikowtky, Camden, ft. O.
) 8ept. 20, 11)08.
Why Not Own A Home?
When jou can own a homo or farm for
less. than the rent yon pay why not own
one? For full particular* about this
r*?y plan apply to
W&O. Hough. I*ocnl Agt
! M. L. Smith. Local Attorupy
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<y. j{. S&etison,
CONTRACTOR & BUILDER,
> CAMDEN, H. C.
Plans and specification* furnished.
Plate-glass store fronts a speciality.
Work superintended
Jan. 0 tf.
5V
Beal Estate
And Collecting Agency.
All property for aalo or rent, and
all olaiuQB placed in lay heads will
receive prompt attention. Claims of
all kinds? rents or open accounts
Office opposite the Workman Honue
in J. F. Jenkfn's office^
C. 0. ALEXANDER.
mmi
I wish to inform the public that I hare
secured the setviceH of Mr.T, H.Haw
kins who is a first-class journeyman
Plumber and matter of his trade. I am
only doing first-class work. Plumbing,
tinning, cornice, ftteam* hot air aim
hot water heating.
If dono by me, your work will be done
in the best and most efficient manner.
JOHN F. JENKINS
Mice To Mei? Ani
1 Trustees.
. Beginning at the opening of the present
school year, Julythe lit, teachers mast
[iibo in their aohoola the new School Kug
iater, which may be had on application
at this office. ~-t ? - ?
'Claims will not bo Approved unless
made out on the new forms.
? . R. CJ, Bruce,'
Supt. Education, K. C.
Ta*4otice7
^.Offloe ot Treasurer Kershaw Coun-)
I y Camtlen. SrXJ.V Sopt. , lfith , 190flJ
In accordance with the net to raiao
supplies for fiscal yoar commencing
Januarj l?t. 1908, notice is hereby given
that the Treasurer's oflSco of Kerahaw
county will he open for the collection of
taxes from tho 18th day of October, IOCS,
until tho 81st day of December, 190fJ.
The rat? per centum for Kershaw coun
Mills
5
3
4
2??
O Pf
ty is as follows :
State Taxes
School Taxed
County Taxes
Hall Roftd Tftxcn
V- t
Total
14>f
The following SpeciaWevied have been
made nlso : Mills
Special School (<*x District No. 1*. 8
Special School tax, DlstrictNo. 1,
for interest on School Bonds
Graded School Building.
District, No. I
Special School tftx District Ntf.
Mills
X
1,3
2. 1 H',
? . ? > > 7, 2
? ? ' ' 10, 2
v > i ? -4lr^
? ? 12,2
' ' 17? 3
?- ? v; J. * r--. .is. a
? ? ? 2a, 2
1 * ? * 1 26, 2
' * ?* "* ** I
" Tho road tax of one dollar can be paid ]
tho county Treasurer from Cet. 16th,
1908, to March 1st, 1004.
All maje persons living within cor
porate limits of cities or town", atudenu
attending any college or school ef the
state, Ministers in charge of rei olar con
a rotations, teachers employed in public
schools, sehool trustee* during their term
M offiee, -perseaa ***??**??% <limbM
end those actually engnged in the quaren
'tioo sortie of the state are exempt from
the payment ef road tax. All other
male persons between the ngos of 18 and
*0 fun>r? repaired to pav ~ ?ald road
tax or work not M* *ight 4a v? dnl
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fecirtpta *itt
MM 1 iHW*
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t! ofi^pl ease .
READ EVERY LINE IF YOU DO NOT YOU
',V.H
WILL MISS" SOMETHING YOU AftE IN
NEED OF.
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Keep your mouey at homo, then you will have no reason to complain of
hard times. Your needs can bo hupplied in your own city just as cheap
u* yoa can order them from any other city. Home people believe in send
ing off for everything tboy want. A little argument right here, Suppose
we all ?end off and get wbut we want What a olty we would havel Star
vation would soon be on us. No, let as help each other. Now to busi
pnese. J?nt ooimu and aeo ixi y atook of Farnifcure,Hha largest and host as
sortment that ha? ever been in Camden. Appreciating fact that money
|is scarce, I atn determined l<? unke prices to suit the tiwcu. Here is what
Ityavet I ^
Bed Room Suits. Parlor Fulte, Wardrobes, Dining Tables, Sideboards,
China Closets,
ALL USEFUL ARTICLES; ;
r Book Cases; (touches, Bed Lounges, Morris Chairs, Mattings, Rug*. Por
tiere, Window Shades, Toilet Sets, Lamps, Clocks, Mirrors,? every thing
to make home comfortable.
COOKING STOVES, RANGES, HEATERS, OIL
J STOVES, vjf
a largo assortment of these. v i?S.^ '
SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL G?a?s FURNITURE,
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Heed Bookers, OhildreuB' Chnirs and Hookers, Dining chairs.
A. nice line of Chiffoneor*, Odd Dressers, Odd WasbfUuda, Cupboards,
Kitchen Safes,
Clothes Baskets, Work Bafkots, Lunch Baskets, General use Baskets, all
grades, * ? _ '
Pillows, Feathers and Cotton Comforts, Blankets,
Mattresses, all grades, . -
Art Squares, Door Mate, BabyX'arrleges, Go Carts,
Chair oeats, New Home Bowing Machines, Machluo Oil, Machine Nee
dles, Machine Bauds, Machine Rubbers, and any attachments or parts of
Machines, if not on hand, will be ordered at once,
(.'enter Tables, Pictures, iOttsr-ls, Picthre Cord*, Picture Nails.
Childreus Cribs, Child reus Cradles, Commodea,
Furniture Pplisb, Iron 15?*1b, iteflSprfngs. Onyx Tables, >
Lace Curtains, Curtain K?k1s, Drapery Pins,
Clothes "V%rr lirij^orB, Patent Churns, ;
When yon need anything in our lino T- will b? glad to have you call.
Prices and quality 6f goods will Interest your?and will satisfy yob that
there is no. uso to send away ftxin home for goods.
Vory Respectfully, -
GENUINE PERUVIAN GU
AND; I
A Complete Natural Manure*
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The Guano deposits aro situated in the ro&kv inlands and
Wgullies along) the coast of Peru. These places have been
forages the abode of innumerable sea birds, such as pelicans,
penguins, etc. Here where their living and breeding places;
as well as their cemeteries, so that the guano was forurednot
only of their excretions, bu t also of their bodies andahe re
mains of the fish TiKgn Hhioh the birds fed. T"
We are the Sole Agents in thi, U nited States for th(
Guano Peruvian Guano, free from all adulteration or chemical]
treatment, and we believe it fc> be tho best all 'round fertilizer
Reports hayeb^en pevsintently spread by, sellers of various
brands o^ Manufactured Fertilizers that the Peruvian Guano
Deposits have long beeli exhaustod; but we are glad to say
that there is no foundation for such reports* as is evinced by
t?he fact that we have i tn ported during the last -yftsfe over
10,000 tons of this material and cxpeet to import during the
coming year at least double that quantity. .. W
' Peruvian Guano -is a complete, weii-balanced> Natural Ma
nure, containing the principal elements of plant f6od in the |
most suitable condition, and is completely blended and incor-|
poratcd that it can never be equaled by any ordinary com
pounded Chemical Manure.
All Genuine Peruuian Guano is packed in even weight 200
pound lied Burlap Bags, with our name and analysis' printed
thoreoTTT ? * r ? * ? ~ ? 7^
The G000 ton cargo which we have just received per steam
ship "Strathmore" an ah so/: ?
4.00 per cent AMMONA .*
3 82 - h ACTUAL POTASH
20.50 ? 3 PHOSPHORIC ACID
Our Price for this material h $30.00 per ton of 2.000 lbs.
Caoked in red burlap bags delivered f. o. b. cars at New
'?.i. T .>w ?!,?? i.v-~ ~r ftoo*/t
a mi n \#4 vuari ivovwu. lil'iu w.u ?v/\o nn buv .ta.v0 ui vpuM.uv;,
per ton. We wil) ship one bag of this Guano as a trial to any,
town east of the Mississippi Hi ver at $3.50 delivered, Special
price on car load lots and over.
H. Q. Qarrisox^^o^parnd^ny-ia-our agent for tin* eale ot Gn
ano in Kershaw county.
Edmund Mortimer 6c Co.,
Sole Agent for the United. Slates. .
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Referring to above I beg to say I am taking orders for Jan
uary, February and Mrrch delivery. The supply is limited,
thoso who expect to buy are ryqnesHyi to Jet me have their J
orders now.
My stock of
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y>all jtnnouncement.
'**&?-? W?
vr*- ?*? ? ?? ?-? '?' J ?
Having just returrfti from the Northern markets I wis^t W
auuounce that while tliero I swured many bargains an l
bought out- lil the largest ami uesi ^vlt^tcu > mvcko yi
ever brought to <Jaroaer)? eotwisting of
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DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS AND SH0&
GROCERIES AMD FuPwuTl'HE.
When in need of anything in -Uie h hove lines .call and ffjgo
e awH Ipiamitce that 1 can plea<e you. A dollar will go
* f^r at my ware I am pure you will he glad you came
K'epresentintfV Wnnnanwkor & Brown of i'hiladelphia,
I make a specialty of handling iuade-to-order suite from il-%
well-known house. In all cases a perfect lit and satisfaction
U??K,d.
- Cordially inviting ONE AND ALL to come to aeo ij.o | ,
I am Very Truly Yours,
2>at,,WWo//k
me
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TICK LINE FOR BUSINESS, ?
THE LINE I OR PLEASURE.
THETUNE' FOR ALL THE BEST?
SUMMER R.ESOR'
gr rvwfjW . w RWj a?
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CorapMe Summer Resort Folder :
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^WU|,-.1.ID UVIU1IKI AVIUM ; -
Mailed Fr? to Aoy Addftss*
W.A. Tumc, 8. H. Hardwick, W. H.i
?P?RS. Tragic M^T. Gon'l Paiw. Agon*, Asst. Gen
wash m ore*. t'.Ct wA5j:in ;toh. ri c. A'
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SEABOARD
Air Lino llailway.
N orth-So u t h - East- We
' j "|_|'1'"- ?; "m. .nf i.- v i
^Two Daily Pullman Vestibuled Limited
- -- ? ? . _.r . " ? ? y '13? *s$-f/p?,r
Trains Between Spulh and New
M Class Dioipg Car Service.
The Best Rates and Route to all
Cities Via RICHMOND and WASH- "
INCTpN, or Via NORFOLK ao
steamers. To Atlanta* Kael^lle* -
LonisviUe, Sts Louis, Chicago, Of'
leans* and all Points South and Soutln ~
-?To Savannah and Jacksonville &nd
points in Florida and Ouba.
1.1 ?;:rrr -i7 "if" "fflftfWl
-> ifc-? Potltively tlie slior test lino between? ^
fHS ? g^nt r r~ fcir' ' P i r? < ~"-T*
y - * t T 'VttJar?
&c sotn?
flSPFor dotwilea information, ^r^tey, sol
ulfcs; Pullman Beseryations, &c., apply to
any *gent erf the Beaboard Air line Railway
or- to J. J. Pttller, ^ TravdHn^ Pia^senger
- - Agent, Columbia, S. C. _ *Jg
Chas. 13% ^ewart A/
Havannah, Oft,.
Vt-k.-.S ?_ 7
r Entirely Jrree Of Krrots*
Do .you-want boards (^8, 10 or 1% inches w i4e, from 1 2 to - -
46 feet long? commercial lengths, dressed into Ceiling, 1
logging, or any kind of gsbk^or fet^e?
Window Frame material How about ktf iT
or Pluitli Blocks, Core or Quarter Hound, J
Mold? You want Wainscoto Caps, Window Bit
Face Oaainga? l)jnt y ou need Chown Mol<
Mold? Ho^r .about Picture Mo.ldt In rej
Columns, Newels, Baluqtero, Spindles;
yes, and Table Legfy any style &>l
n . <i ? i1..i m'n, 1 J1_*1 t
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