The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 13, 1903, Image 2
' KVBHY FRIDAY
0u*?c?tit*'i'iOH U atk? -One y/ts , 'ft I .W%
?tx mouth*, jfJS c?uU; thruft/ipoutht, 40
o?nt?. .-V
0/>Uu**l?M*>btM^?d for i?t oHiim r*f?* a*
'? ordinary advertising. /
. Oaadidatea' Oard? (or County ollloeb I
$6.00. (Vxii/ratftlmiHl ? 10. (lift.
Ait cornununlcatioaa addreH?<*l to tbia
|M|>*r moat be accompanied l?y the true
and addreM of th<> writur, in or.
d?f to inaura attention. Rejected man
uacrlpt* will not la* returned.
OommttnicationH will h? published wbeu
of Intoroat to 4he general public and
art of a defamatory nature. Nore-j
epouaibllity will bo aaauuaed (or the
XwWf v/ correupuadeuU.
Bualneu local*, 6 cuuta p?r tine each In
sertlon,
B4?k? #0* Ai)V8aTiuiN<? Ordinary
tranatept ad?erti?mente, ftrsiiaiterthm
"<4 ? ti *00 per square ; each subsequent in
s saw ton 60 cent# per square. 1
Rites for eou tract advertising will be an
nounced upon application at the office.
Rcraitlancas by chocks, draft* and po?tal
I . money orders should be "unlc payable
to W. I. MoDOWKLL,
Oatnden. 8. O.
OAMPKN, 8. 0., NOV. 18, 1903
ei". nijUMjitum .-u;. ? j a ? jj ?igj-'iiig
??Kver^ picture ha? two widen ? a
ftod ft dark aide, There are
twV&tdea, a fight and a wr^ngelde,
to every question. In reading a pic
ture, if we woul/J corrcctly interpret
tho thought of the artiat, we muat
study It from dflferent atandpolnta,
a ud In dieouealug a question, if we
desire to know tho truth, we must
look ftt ft Ifom a viewpoint just the
oppoaite of our opinions. Tho
liahlt of looking at only one aide ie
a misfortune, H always reaulta in
a wroBg eatin>J0e of tho real value of j
things and often lend* to unclean,
hitter controversies. A man wl^o'
thlnka of hiniaolf "more highly than
he ought to think" la apt to re
gard hla opinions a? Infallible, and
when he haa expressed an opinion
it is like the laws of tho Medea and
Persians ? unchangeable. It is aj
# wast? of tithe to arguo anyques
tion with a man who ia tgo tfarrow
7* tniftded to aee both sidon, and too
tmcharltal)le to give others credit
for ?iincorlty in tyieir convictions. n~
- Southern Christian Advocate.
Fewer Gallon*; Wears Longer.
!; ? 4 Fflwer Gallons; Wears Longer
- Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer*
^?wjffl.wer Gallons; Wcftvn Longer'
Wkv*--- ? -?
r^^K-ifk UfcTtr%.1ja boa or
Kfto twit gtrpodnont
[*b1t*hr?enl of 4b* HigK
ttn?, feot-vftetti took
fraUo JpUyid^by mSrto;
Kerehaw Association.
b- vtuv The Kershaw Count y-l*aptist As
Relation met Uat Friday with the
^ fiuffalo church, Hro. L. L. Clyhuro
Moderator, and Hro. .T. A. Raker,
Clark, Th? introductory sermon
..l. . was prsaehed by Hi v. J. J. Myers
?:: tiftd the following program carried
ttfev. : -
.Report on Education by J. A.
? Bafcflt. DIscuHRi'd by T. A. Dabno#,
-J.-jv toyora and M. C. Gardner.
AgedwMlulBtors by VV. T. Ham
inottfl. ?>l*cuesed by T. A. DaTi^
: .1 finy. J? J. Myers and W. F. Uuascll.
:? Collection, $ 1 0.
Saturday.
| ? r ? Devotional extremes by Rev. J.
W. Smith. Report on State Mis
sions by W. T. Hammond. DIh
rp^l cussed by W. T. Hammond, .J. W.
- - - Smith, J. J. Myors, J. C. Prico and
I C? t>. Peteraon.
?? Hottid Missions V?y J. M yers.
? ^' Foreign Missions, .1. M. Howell.
Discussed by ?L M. So well, I. .1.
Myers. Collection, $11.00.
Temperajaco by S. L. Robinson
Discuaaed by J. A. Rak*>r, 0, D.
?^ 7 Peterson J. ,1. Myors and VV. F.
Russell.
Orphanago by Joseph West.
DUonaed by W. F. Rtieaoll and J. J.
? Mvnrs. Collection, >j? 1 3.
Commlttro on time aud place f '> r
holding next mottling reported
Thursday before the 3rd Sunday in
October, at Providence church.
Sued ay.
*8. S. maea-me.et i op oonduoted by
Rey. J. A. Raker. Missionary aer
?h?b by Rev. Or D, Potereon. (Col
lection for , State Mission, *0.02.
Rev. .7. '1'). Ale.Manaway of the
Tinptiat Courier whs pusiwit and
7^7-- ft*i a nun?)e|^of suheuriberH for hie*
<?.. p^per- ^ j- J
The bos'pifality of the people wnn
unbounded and this was one of the
best meetings the Association ever
held. -Y C. 1). P.
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.
Fewer Gallons; Wear* Longer.
Compositions From the Camden
iirodod VoUnnl
OPENING OF THE 1IIOU SCHOOL.
School of Cantdon opened
l:vnt Monday, the 1 *itl> of Oi:iol>n\ It
>? -ooneUta of the lb roe blsjlu grades of
~ -*7ti?8 "original school. The building oocu
pted by the Uif taSchiwvl in w.-ll siiuAtvfe,
the front facing Monumental 8?piaro,
^ - Effsides tbia, It is iamply lar?o tor a*
' 1, with Winy convenience?. The
ttner, who was a well kr.ywn old
t+niAVtmiWn
ty on which tho.Ing" School
? fe<i^l>M iwjsiJiy. Tiocift
i recited, aa ustipl, by une of tha dlN
a(ii<f^un^f^y eor^dflpu
v Vewer GaHjuiu; ' Wo*r? linger.
Fe?m (ItiJIoiifc; Wears. Longer.
Kewar Gallon# j Wears Louder.
Old Mahogany Writing Vepk Wa?t?d.
Anyone hnvint? en^d wahogany
wilting dtwk enn find 6*U fx It by
applying ut this office.
Notice.
, Notlco U hereby given to the pab
llO tliHt my little girl, ICellie Lyons,
aged 13, ran awuy fr< tn me on Oc
tober 7., 1003, and I forbid anybody
hiring or in anyway harboring her,
'Martha Thompson.
Camden, H. Nov- 0, 1903.
Union Meeting.
The Kojrshaw Union will meet
with the Bethany Baptist church,
Weatviile, on Saturday, embracing
the 5th Sunday of November, at j
10 a. tn. Churches composing this
Union are earnestly requested to;
send a full delegation, The pub- J
lie are cordially invited to attend.
J. J. Myers.
Pastor,
Nov. 0, 1903.
ft&lefiman wanted to look afior pur
interest in Kershaw anil pdjic^nt
counties. Salary or commission
Address Lincoln Oil Cq., 'Cleveland,
O.
The Bpartabburg Journal reports
that tho claims or Marvin Morrow,
of Blaekeburg, against iho Southern
railroad on account of injuries sus
taincd at tho Fishing Greek wrsok,
has been compromised for $6,000
and othor considerations, not made
pnbl Ic. 'v
Pickpockets who were caught in
Columbia last woek are, aa the State
hoped, having a harder time than on
former occasions when their bonds
were fixed at such small amounts
that they could put up cash and oh*
capo, A 81,000 bond in not too hard
on the raHcals. They will doubtless
make expert workers on the public
roads.? State.
In tearing down the old brick
walls of the. old Agricultural Society
building, upon tho site of tlio-new
Art Institute, on Meeting street, in
Charleston, Mr. II. Zuohariaa
found among the ruins of tho mas i
sivo brick .work that marked the
northeast corner of tho building, a
email, dark colored, four ounco vial,
hermetically scaled and containing
what appearo 1 to bo a toll of pappj
money, the outftido bill of the <te
nomination My $20. In tile presence
of a rc'ifyi t4j/ for the N<*ws and
Courier M P. ' /ach arias brolco open
the bottle revealing u roll of five
Cunfedorato lulls of die following
denominations: $5, 810, ?U0, $r>0
and 8100 all in good nlsto of proper
ration.
wi. si i), mm
?Optical Specialist,?
I take pl^aiure In Informing the
people of Camden that I will have
Dr. Reese with 100 at irfy jewelry
store from Nov, 12th to 2 1st where
[ teiU-ba pleased to have your your
family and friends call on me and
Uttve your eyes scientifically and
correctly letted by tho latest and
inost u p- to. it tile jielhods, (endorsed
hy nl! profei>loDB.) nil branches of
flrtfaotive error ' coi rected. A visit
to my store will convince tho most
skeptical that Dr. , Uc^so is master
of his profession, and may save
you years of euffedutf and iucoa
veniencr, in not being aide to read
or do close work in after years.
Do not hesitate to call,, as it will
cost you nothing for teating your
pyt'B. Ladies and school children
especially invited to oall for exami
nation. All examinations thorough.
Dr. Reese will call at your home
vrhon requested.
M. II. IIKYMAN,
Jewolor.
Walter France;
? t Painter And Paper llaugor. J ?
Form>%! y*of New York,
Addrem Oamdon Hotel.
jrf. S&enson,
CONTRACTOR & BUILDER,
CAMDEN, S. C.
rians and ?|>ecificatiotiu fuml?hed?
rinte-^lasH store: fronts a speciality.
Work ?nporJntendcd
Jan. i) tf.
? MANUPAOTURBRfl Of
Doors, fosh, BUnds,
Moulding,.' Building Material,
? Sash ^Vighteand Cord. *
CHAlitESTON, &a|
Purcha&a our nmlces, which j
w^jmarantec auperior to any
iold aft^th, and thereby save]
m and Fancy Gla^i 4
July 4-a.'
fSrct. .?Sr- ?
V XAinrfwr ? Z
'i
J?? largo or ?iosM" quodntttlce.
C >?j? *?/*! !el V* boy ?U yon rlit.
Cauule ti Lu ui l?#r M fe fg r <>;
Oot. IfVf.
- *- v' ".
Xttfid 3P&I"
1 have ,'?0 aorjML<>^J{r*At*)p Innrt
and 40 ncti'H of uj> i'uflkl oi?i). utile
west of Catwden which I wish to
rent to be plan tod in out*. Will tw
reuwdou very I'vasophbli' mm*.
A t>lvl v 10 YV. H. Tiller 01 'pbope
No. 114, 3 rlugn.
Ofct. 28-ltn.
0/*. y, s?f. J/famar,
DENTIST.
? Ofllce over caiudon Drug Com pain/.. ?
MONEY TO LOAM.
Eighteen Hundred Dollar* to loan on
utiinou inhered real estate ? in Kwfthnw j
or Dartlugton counties Apply to
A. i?. Young.
K?lb, 8. 0.
Oct. 0, 1D02J.
MONEY TO LOAN.
On improved farina ut 7 per cent. In
teract on numa of $1,000 and over, and
8 per < ?nt. on suing "of less than $1,000.
No corfmilfudonii charged.
O. L. Winklor,
41 I'ark Row,
New York.
h. A. WltkowilTf, Camden, 8. 0.
Sept. M, 1908.
I wish to inform the public that I have
aec.ured tin* *o.rv leoa Of Mr. T. H. Haw
kin* who i*t a first class journeyman
PI Umber and matter of hi? trade. I am
?only doing Jlnt-cdaaa work. Plumbing,
tinnin/i cornice. Steain, hot air and
hot water boating.
Jf done by me, your work will bo done
ill the best and iuo*t efficient manner.
JU1INF. JKNKINS.
Hotice To Teahers And
Tiustees.
Hef Inning ot the opening of tho present
school year. July tl^-'lat, teachers mint
use in their tho now School Jteg
ister, whU'h .Way bo had oji application
at this oflieti
? Claims will not be approved unless
tnado out on the new forms.
U. 0. Bruce,
Supt. Education, K. 0.
A HOUSE TO ORDER
in very much a?p? rior to one ready
in ado, Voui* o\fn ide?.s cuu bo embodied
ia
I'LAiiS
and the inierlor'ftnd extdtior ba tn cott
formity with yoar copeeptiou of beauty
and couvuuionce. ? ? ^ ?
The desinning nnd building of modern
bouses has been our study and buslpea*
for years and wo aro com potent t<y?arrv
ont nil work - ?n n- i?ntW?f?yt?rjr luftnnep.
Our cxporienoo ns
ARCHITECTS
enables us to please hII.
MITCH AM ^ BEACH
Architects & Engineers.
No. 76 Broad Street. Carndon, S C,
Tax Notice.
s"(
omco of Troaauror lvcrthaw Conn
' ty Camden. S. C., Sept., 15th, 1908
In accordance with tho act * to raise
supplies for fiscal voar commencing
Januurj 1st. 1908, notico Is hereby given
that thrt Truaatirer's olllco of Koralinw
county will bo open for the collection of
taxes from tl ??* IBth tiny of Octobor, 190J1,
until tho 8l?t day^of December, 1903.
The rate per centum for Korshaw coun
ty ia as follows: , Mills
State Taxes 5
School Taxed 8
County Taxes 4
Rail Road Taxes
Total 14 J*
Tho following Special levies ln\ye boon
made also: Mille
Special School tax District No. 1. 3
Special Scliooi tax, Dintrlcl No. I,
for Interest on School Bonds
Graded School Building. Mills
District No. 1 ^4
Special School tax District No. 1, 3
2. 1
7, 2
' ... 10> 2
11,2
' ? 12,2
17, 8
? ? ? iy, 3
<" itt ^ 03^ g
? ? < ? ? ' ? g? .
tka ??><*?! i.v ??f - ?..? l... ? : i
4 MV ? v/.?v. " ? WIH UWIIMI tiMti l?u J'liui
the county Troaauror from Oct 15th,
I HtiS, to Murol* lat, 1904.
All male person* living within cor
porate limits of cities or towns, students
attending any college or school of the
state. Ministers io charge of rogular oon
i?rogatl<ms, tensbr ra employed iu public
schools, aeltool trustees during their term
of oftter, ?pcrtons permanently disabled
?ndthose actually ongsged in tli? quaran
(iuo serv lco of tTie stkte arVoxempt- from
the payment of road tax. All "other
male person* between the ntft* of 18 and
tiO years aro reunited U> pav. Mdd road
-tax or xrOrV tu>l eight dAyr. dar
na the year
The H
? ?
Ail Ujfojmatfoo rs wiil l?o far*
HlMMWt^p0J?Opf>5'??U00. - v,
No list of fidofc U tax ' '' ? ts will
l?a recVlfifii imlOMtl.o mpeun* of tax
Us
Yo*if fk tiefi. |
?" ; i " ? - ? r-.-.f
f ??? v ? .Zii '? v>.
tlbp,pfe?i?c
READ EVERY LINE IF YOU 00 NOT YOU
WILL MI8B SOMETHING YOU AF.E IN
NEED OF.
Keep your money at home, thou yon wdl have Qo tcason to complafyi of
! hard times. "Your r<?ed? can be- i-upplled in your own city Just as oheap
; as yoti nan order them from any other city. Homo people believe in send
tntf oft lor everything they want. A little argument right bore. Suppose
we all send off and got what wo WAiifc a elty wo would have! Htur
ration would soon bo on a a. N j, let n? help each other. Now to busi
ness, Just oouie stud ace my ato<;k of {furniture, the largest and best aa.
jortuH'nt thut haw ever been in Camden, Appreciating tho fact that inoyey
ia scarce, I am determined \A in iko prices to. salt the times. Here is what
I have :
lied Hoora Suits, Parlor Salts, Wardrobes, Dining Tables, Sideboards.
China Closet*,
ALL USEFUL ARTICLES.
Book Oaaeat Couchea, Bed Lounges, Morris Chairs, Mattings, Ruga, Por
tiers, Window Shades, Toilel,tt<-iis, Lamps, Clocks, Mirrors, ? everything
to. make homo comfortable
COOKING STOVES. RANGES, HEATERS. OIL
stoves, m
a larg o oitnicnt of these.
SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL GRASS FURNITURE,
Hoed Rockers, Childrena' Choirs and Rockers, Dining' chairs.
A nice line of Chift'ouoors, Odd Dressers, Odd Washstands, Cupboards,
Kitcheu Hafes,^
Clothes Baskets, Work Baskets, Lunch Baskets, General use Baskets, all
gradop,
Pillows, Feathers and Cotton Comforts, Blankets,
Mattresses, a* I grades.
Art Hquares, Door Mats, Baby Carriages, Go Carts,
Chair Seats, New Home Sewing Machines, Maohinc Oil, Machine Nee
dies, Machine Bands, Mdfthine Rubbers, and any attaolimofrtB Of parts of
Machines, if not, on hand, will te ordorvd st onco, *
Center Tahles, Pictures, Katw-^, Viol are' Cords, Ptciure- Nails.
Child reno Cribs, Childrens Ciadlos, Commodes, *"
Furniture Polish. Iron Bed#, Bed Springs, Onyx Tables,
Laeo Cur.taina, Curtain Hods. J)iapory*Pins,
Clothes Wringers, Patent Chuiup,
When youneefl anything in our line I wjlLbe glad to have you call.
Prices aai} quality of (mods will interest ynu-~ and will satisfy you thai
there ia no use to send away from'home for goods.
Very Kcspoctfully, r. '
w.
Complete Natural Manure
?? ? % ? t ?
The Guano deposits are situated in the rocky islands and.
In gullies along the coast of Peru. These places have been'
forages the abode of innumerable sea birds* such as pelicans/
penguinn, etc. Here where their living and breeding places!
as well us their cemeteries, so that tlie guano was formed not
only of their excretions, but also of their bodies and the re
mains of the fish upon >fbieli the birds fed. l
Wo are the Sole Agents in th*> TJnltod States for tho sale of
Guano Peruvian Guano, free from all adulteration or chemical
tjpatmeiit, aud we believe it to be the best all 'round fertilizer
fiiown i
Reports have been persistently spread by tellers 61 various
brands of Manufactured Fertilizers that the Peruvian Guano
Deposits have long been oxhausted; but we are gl\<l to say
that there is no foundation for si?6h reports, as is evinced by
the fa?fc that we have imported during the last year over
10, (Mw tons of this material and expect to impoi't during the
coming year at least double that quantity.
Peruvian Guano is a complete, well-balanced, Natural Ma
nure, containing the principal elements of - plant-food in the |
most suitable condition^ and is completely blended and incor-l
porated 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
thereon.
The ttOQO ton cargo which -we have just-re-eeived-per ste&Ki-l
ship "Sirathmore" analyses: ?
4.00 per cent AMMONA
3 82 .- f _/ ? ? ACTUAL POTASH
20.50 ?V "? PHOSPHORIC AOID
Our Price for this material is $30.00 per ton of 2.000 lbs.]
packed in red burlap bags delivered f. o. b. cars at New;
York or Charleston; Loss than ton lots at the rate of $32, $0,
per ton. We will ship one bag of this Guano as atrial to any
town east of the Mississippi River at $3.50 delivered. Special
price ou cjvr load lots and ovcr^
11. G. Garrison, .of Camden, la our agent >for the sale of Gu
o in Kershaw county. / \
(Trlmimrl imai vA Oa
C.VflMMMVI IVIUI UIMV/I W?|
Sole Agent for the )Uui?ed States.
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 requested to let me " have their
orders now. l..
If* Gi, CarriHon,
My stock of JKanoy and Ho ivy Groceries, PUnUuinvSu
ttiid Quiif raX ISLoreh-uid i.?o th-H oouMWdt*lr?
and when in mod of anything in (Ms )<be will W glad; tj ?er
j ou.
$all J/?}inou-ncemeni.
X iu?1 jr^tiiiiit i}??? Nmaimvih tuutiatm I w?h ***
^ouhce/lMl.t whiln tlu ro 1 *ocu,
bmight on? ?l the lur^eal a) <* best suleefcd t>ro>
1
When ii> n^ed ol* anything in til? above Hflca (^| aR<$ ja^||
me mid i guaranty that 1 r.un plea;'** you. A (lalUtijS^1
?o far at jijy store J am Hire you will be glad
HeprciHMjlMMjf Wan?anmke* & Hrowa
J make a B|?0<;ialty of handling ntaUe-l-it-oMtfra^^ ?*(i .' ^
well -know a home. la all caae? a perfect ?F^ eati^i.'Ci ou
guaranteed. ^ W
Cordially invUmgONi? AND ALL to !,ie *? rtl<3 }t ** ^
1 um Very Truly Yours, I
' 'Davia^oi/e.^
THB LINK FOR
TUB LINE FOR
THE ONE FOHi
RUMMER
Cotnplete Suummt**** Foldw
Mailed Fr<? jKiAddre?. *
V/. A. To**-,
Pms. Tr?Hlc Mici'.
W/.SHINCJ'fOH. D.O.
North-Sout
Two Daily Pullman applied Lim
Trains Between SouoE d New Y<
The Best Rates and ' o all
Cities Via RICHmBo^ V
I&5CTON, or ViMfiORFOl.
St earner:-?. 1 o A.tl<inis&B^^> illc>.
Louisville, St. Louiip (i-tgu, Hi
leans, and all Pouitgjfe^l /and So;
? To Savannah andH;dmville
points in Florida aJuk J
Poti lively tho aB-tefijne botw<
so
flS^For detailed iBrron, i
ules; Pullman- E^BvilioaM, &
any agent of the SjMhrdUr JL
or to Jos. W. 8tcwSft IWllin,
Agent, Columbia,
V
Entire}
Do you want boav
16 fVot long? comme
ing, Siding, or ?ny
Window Frame
orllmith Blocks,
% m ? ^9* ' ' ~-i
mQidjK.?ou want
Pace* Casings?
Mold? How
Col limns. Newels,
ye#, and Tatye
fact any thing Uiai
builder. / Loave y
city. Price?*