The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 18, 1903, Image 2
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Remittance* by checVs, drafts and pot tsl
money orders should be made payable
to * W. L- McDOWKT, h,
Camden. ft. O. j
Camden, s. i)K'\ i b. ioos
It in with & aVcat *1 ? k 1 of pleauuro
that The Chronicle announces that
Rev. A. B. KarIevJi.r?n been returned
%q Camden. The enlftejltt of con
fereooa appointments wilj-' be found
on another page.
w Sooth Carolina in well represen
ted on Congressional committees.
Congressman Kinley, is on I ho
committee of PoetofllceH and Post
Roada. He is retained on the com
mittee of Pacific railroads, of which
he hftfl been a member since hi?
entereuco to congress.
. Congressman Joseph T. Johnson
Is on the committees on Elections
No. 3, and War Claims.
Congressman Aslibnry K. Lever I
is on the comrnttleo on Agriculture.
Congressman George W,. Croft In
on Manufacturers nod Pensions.
Congreesmau George 8. Leg a re is
on Patents und Industrial Arts and
K* positions. $
Congressman I )e VVyatt Aiken is
on Private land Claims.
?_ Congressman Robert B. Sear
boroiigh is on Publlo Buildings and
Grounds.
At the mass mooting of cotton
Uttpufaoturers held In Charlotte
/tJecidcd th at there
&M * national convention of
ttauulaoturerB from
tto country which
i W mi* W ttBhington, Ht.
wblob time step* will bo taken to
OOf&tt til* output of manufactured
CO i&f gootf* until the prlco of cot
t<uUBtt?5k? ?ho cotton mill bu?i
PM out half an hour the
jf returned anil iuaitu the
fftport:
.tbc* vl?w of aecuring u?
(fUkUn??nt .wbich we think
^haolutcty necessary, we reoom
Attend that * committee of fifteen
be appointed by the chair to meet
in Washington city; that southern
7S0rtbftrn find New England manu
faoturere be invited to appoint a
almilar committee and that the joint
*0OjttuUVe*> formulate a feasible plan
looking to tho curtailment (^pro
duction throughout tho Untied
8tQtt'ii and that thin Joint commit
tee Immediately oonvvne a national
meeting of manufacturer at such
place aud date as they can agree
upon. y*
Compositions Front; the Cum don
traded School.
DOQS.
The dog 1* the moat penalblo of all the
1 four-footed animals.
?ii are rauny different klnda of
hound, the bird dog, the ter
rier. the St, Bernard, the New Found
land and many othor kinds.
Mjf/iwi* of doxH ill the Now Found
land. He it a l*rRO wooly dog with a
" large head. Doga should bo treated
kindly and fid well.
There riii once ft boy who lived nenr
* ?Uep precipice that hod water at the
? bottom of it. He had ft largo New
fonmlland dog named Kovor.
. "One morning the boy went out to play
.land took hi* dog with hiin. Ho waa
,\.*>!?ping along ?he edge of the precipice
? ,and fell ih. ~
- -U waa soon in the morning when he
went away and it waa then evening and
. he bad not relumed. Ill* lather and
Mb brothers were at work iu the field.
His mother waa diatreaaed; she rung
the large farm bell to call her huabnnd
tack.
u the man hoard the boll, he
knew that aomething wm wrong, to he
harried homo. Soon All of th? people In
the neighborhood were hunting the hoy.
When they were near the precipice
Rovei baifcv Thajr hurriea to
3 ->,c1 11,4 *?d there anw the faithr
oM dog dragging hi* little m*ter np
preelpiee. After
*?f" +?*<**&* treated kindly.
wh^theh^w^it.M do* alw-y.
Nannie iTootih.
<ir?do ?.
et 111 THB COOHTBY.
rllUi. ? phMWtu
PQHr* and graper Hut in winter (lino,
things go harder with the farmer, be
caoee hfc haa ly go town in the eold
white the ground covered with anow.
KttllOi? lioUg!i<;.
Age 18- Grade 0.
LIFE IN THE COUNTRY
Jdfe in the aouutry in very plenaant in
a food many Way*, it,^M ?o pfet
ty all around; but th?rre ?ro aot oh usgy
convenience a* there ere In $ city. It
it.to hard to get to town and school ; hut,
in ?pit* of uli this, it in very pleasant to
feel fretg,, and be able to do anything you
went U>.v
lu the winter, it ift ea?y to net wood
in the country; but it in *b hatd to #et
to town for provision*.
Many fainter*, who live a gr?*Kt din
an??? from towu, keep auull ?fo r? * to
xupply thcntHelvm and aerrantw with
food and clothing during the wiot?r.
Life in the country it very lonely, hut
there are a great many utnutmment* that
are not in the city.
J M. VlJIepigue.
Ago lit? Hi#h Kchool, i*'tr?t (irudo
Meeting of the Trachors Aaaoclation
The Count y Teacbor* A?n<>cla
Mod wot in tbo Camd* n i I i k ' '
So boo) building ImhI Saturday, and
after roll oail, tb? regular jJio^rHtr)
was tnke'i up. I'rof. Krnucily <1 i ?
rooted tbo recitation on Shake*
apake'i* "Merchant of Venice."
i'rof, Wilbcrapoou conducted tin*
recitation on Civil Government
After lb<!80 MIhh Sudie Kennedy
readia paper on PotftaloKZi.
The program for tbe next meet
ing will !>?? Fir*t Soeno of "Mer
chant'of Venice," ami from Chapter
6 to 10 in Civil Government. Mm.
Alice Cannon wn? appointed to
read a paper at the next meeting
on Krochei. Tiiore will be an en
deavor to secure Prof. Putter son,
? if the Horace Mann h<: ii o< > I of New
York, to Jrtclure before I lie Asflouia*
tion in the ty?tly part of next year.
The Association enrolled several
new teachers
The reporta from the different
aphools were encouragio^.
W. C. Allen, See,.
$10 To Be Given Away.
It uo&tH about #10 to haul Sowing
Machines over the country und Beli
thorn from tho wngon. 1 propose to
give that to tny customer* who buy
?ho Prop Iteitd N?w llijmo Sowing
Mnohino for upot cauli at iny furni
ture' Storo Iai/t this worth suving?
$10 lofl'i than regular price
W. GKISKN' II ICl M Kit
Administiatiix Notice,
All pernon* holding cluiinn u^iiinnt the
out ate of E. ('. Zetnp decoaod, are here
by notified t<> prencat same to tho under
niuneit, or to her Attorney, K. 1). Ulitke
liev, KcimIiuw, H. (!. , duly attested , and
all pern on* indebted to said estate, are
requested to mnWo payment to tho uuder
signed or her anid Attorney.
MARY B. ZEMP,
AJjidni?ti utrix Estate of E. C. Zonip, tlo
cta?ed- .
Dcuember 16tli. 1908
Sheriffs Sale.
South Carolina? Kershaw Cuunly.
J, T. L. Arrant*, PI A.inlifT.
against
T. G. Williama, Defendant.
Under and by virtue of a warrant of
?i-izure in ahovo matter to mo directed
by Joel Hough, (Jlork of court of Ker.
ihaw Countv, South Carolina, of date
21?t Nov., 11)09, directing ine toticizo and
ssllthy crop grown upon the lands of the
#?id T (J. Williams, kuuwn a s the
"Green Iljtt^plantatinn .
I will i?inn front of the Court TIourc
in Ca ndon, H. C , within the legal hours
of Aftle ??n Monday, the 4lh day of Jan
uary, 1904 :
815 pound* of pens in the hull.
1700 pound* of hay.
1000 poundn of cotton Rood.
One (I) buahol of (torn.
One (1) halo of lint cotton, packed,
weivchliiK f>73 nounds.
Terms of Hale, Cash.
J. 8. THANTIIAM.
S. K. C.
I
Masters Sale.
South Carolina ? Kershaw County.
Court Common Pitas.
Wi liam Ilolloy, }
vh v ForoolHHuro.
Ann M. lliloy. )
Under and by virt 10 of tho dooroe of
the court bf Common Pious in Korahaw
County dated September iHth, 1903, I
will toll before tho Court House in Ohu?
den, S. within tho lo*al hour? of ?al>y
on. !h? firnt Monday in January. 1904, air
chat certain tract or parcel of find, !y i ??sr
and being in tho (Aunty of Korshawi
Xtato of South Carolina, on the wAtors of
"South HnlValo'^cieok, adjoining 'nnd?
of J. M Sowoll/j. A Stroud anil others,
and coi tainmg einht hundred (S00) aero?
mora or |?ui. To bo *old a* tho property
of the defendant, A M. R?lty.
?Term* Oath. Purchaser to pay for
pnpera.
Dec. 18.11)03.
L. A. WITTKOW8KY.
Matter Kershaw.
Citation/'"
tj,
South Carolina ? KorsUvw County
By J. B. riielp", Probate
VThercM.rIi?nHetia Oatecn made ?uit
fo me, to jrriuit her letter* of Adtnlnls- 1
1 traiiou of tins e?tnte of and efFnofB of I
W. R. Oateen. deceased, of Ker?haw
Ovuqly
7lJ^ are therefore to cite and admou
??h h* atngntor (he kladrod aod the .
creditors of the ssM W, K. Ostein, of|
K/tftmw debated, that they
**** v 0?? Oomrt
WcftlA'iUri Capttmd fa Florida.
The following telcgrdiii ppptarvd
In yvplptdA)'* dull Ice : ,
l'ahafcn, Ki#., Dec. 1(J ? A white
u)(k<) giving 1?U r.HUie ?* M? Mm,u<
ww*? urriiuij lii'jf I M?l iiifiht J u*l uf
he w id t u? ho/trd the wieuunr
City of J uokhon vlil??. Mi Mnoud I
wuutt'' 8. C, w h<-r<
he l? churgi'l with murder. Aft? ?
his nrn til he conftfujrd l<? th?* kill
ing for which he wnn detulnfd.
Jfoltdai/ J owo/ry ?n~
c/ictntmonts for 97/ i//*
trti/eies,
A Wonderful Divrrnity Of
Jieuutiful Thirign Srijtable
Ah ChriHtmag Gift*.
A clnrmtn# pluce for ibe Ctyrist
max sho^pttf. So i^iuch to sfa?*
So many artiolea to select from
M Ij. Iliymnti'H Jewelry btorc/
(/oufit!?:h? things in (iol 1, Silver
Ebony, r'ut^las^, leather and f
handsome array of novelties w-tbop'
eo<l, You are especially invited t(
call and make your many holiday
purchases at this
popular bee vise the stocks are right
Ht'cnu e everything is now and he
causa piiee* ur? very moderate.. A?"
undlesa variety of solid Gold l^nt*
for babies. ioia?cR, ladies. boys am!
iik' n in fancy set and plain band
HroHohca in Sterling Silver, Gold
tilled and H?lid Gold. Stick Vinh
without number In Sterling silver
bri-zlit and French Gray( finish. roIo
filled and bolid. F'olm and Chains
A hand.ioun line of Albnms and
Celluloid novelties and numerous
other arlioltM suitable for Xmas gift*
and t V? n pries in every instance most
plea%lu^. Wc invito a call at
M. H. Heyraan's Jewelry Store.
Tax Returns For 1904.
Notice in hereby given 1 1 ? a t the Audi- 1
tor's office for receiving State and Coun- \
ty tax relume will ho open from Janua j
ry lwt, 1904, to February) 2Uth, 1904.
(Sundays excepted.) / i
Tho dates or tho appointment* at |
which limn the Auditor or hi* deputy,
will vitdt the u?urI places in the courtly
for n ccivinjj return# are giyen bolow
Detliuno, Jauuiry 4.
Ualev'e Mill, Jmiuary 0.
KirUley'a 8'ore. January 6. ^
Korehaw, J;?j?uarv 7.
WeatvilW* January 8. ?
UuRRoil IrMace, January 9.
Libel ty Tfill, January 11.
CntiU'Vt .Juu nary 12
l'.nhoti'H X Upad?, January 13.
JjU?ofF, January I f. (vY
illoncy, tJ miliary IS 4
Am loch, January lrt.
Kalb January 1H
Buykil), Juntiary 19.
Ofllcc of County Auditor
Kershaw County
Camden, 8. C., Nov.* 31, 03
i . ? IMPORTANT.
It in important thai taxpayers in mak
ing tli? tr returns, be careful to state the
?fhiiol district ? whether new or old? 4i?
which they reside at the time of making
returns. "Also to state if it is the Bam*
difttrict ae when ifcst return was inado.
Wl?0 SHOULD MAKE RETURNS.
The law requires tlmt ivll^pergons own. t
inir property or In anywise having ohnrgc |
of such property -.either an agent, hue- j
band. guardian, trustee, executor, admin j
intra tor. &o.. return the same under oath
to "the Auditor, who request* all person*
to he prompt in mnking their fetui nn and
save theJf> per ee?t. penalty, whloii will
be uddctrTo the property valuation o( al
persons who fail to niako returns within i
the time prescribed bv law.
HOW ANI) WHAT JO- RETURN.
Assessor* and taxpaj eS*i will enter tie- 1
first given name of the taxpayer in full
also make h separate return for pad
party for the township the property is ii
anu where the taxpayer owes realty t<
insert tho poatoflleo aa their placo 0*
residence, and those who only own pot
sonal property to givo tho party's nam*
who ownt the land they hve on, and u
each and evciy case to name the No. o
School l)int riot tho property is in.
All personal and real Property owii?h".
on the 1 it day ot January, 1004. must I1'
returned lor Uxatfon , and all changes o.
transfers of real *s?tato nOte<lt
In or ler to avoid eohfuuion, parties
making ? plum* should at^te number c'
acrea of lund owned at time of piakinr
last returns in columns marked 'lies
Property.' Any real eatato acquired o
trans furred since last returns should he
entered in colmhna.for purpose giv
iwg name i?f party or purties from whrm
Pbouaht or t<? whom sold.
All n*iw buildings should he returned
aa *,iiv?r i'mperty*' acquired since las:
return*
INCOME TAX- ?;
TTmlor the recent Act of tho Loglala- ;
nre nil persona having a gross incomt I
o! Taiu nly-Uve Hundred DolUra o? '
more am inquired to make a return Oi
1 1 i ? ? lo iho Auditor at the tinio w ,
making their other returns.
All ret urns must ho m ado on or be*
fort* thn JJOlh tUy of February next. I
Cfttinot Uke i < t urns aft**r that <Utc M
the other work of this office must *o on
-iHI wturna ma<t*"tftor the 80th of Peb
rn*rv am* mibjoct to the 80 per cent'
penalty.
All returns eent by mail mutt be made
out on proper hlenke end ?worn to be
fom ?&*?? proper officer Qualified to ed
biif^ndtUUi^ Oihir* m Ihry *t>l not
?h* 'Oonn*Y fUrn*A of VinlkMiue
Til K POLL TAX.
The new Constitution whkth went !?? j
to full operation alter the 8ist of Deeem
her. 1805, provide* for a poll tux of One
Dollar upon nil 'citizens of this State
hetween the agea of Jwenty-One anil
Hi x ty yeurK, excepting Confederate boI
d.era alore the ?go of Fiflr ye r?, Par
ties* making relurua for the HhohI year
1*HH will hear in mind this Constitutional
provision ami govern "themsetVEJ accord
ingly.
GENUINE PERUVIAN GO
ANO.
A Complete Natural Manure
I The Guano deposit;* are situated in the rocky islands and
(in tfulliog /dong the count < f Peru. Then? places have been
; tbr ligp* ilio abode of innnux'jrahle aea birds, such uh pelicanH,
i penguins, etc, Here when* .jn ir living and breeding places,
tin well uh their cemeteries tfo ;that the guano was formed not
only of their excretion*, but also of their bodies and the re
mains of the fish upon v hieh the birds fed. ' , '
We are the Sole Agent* in Hu, United StateH for the Hale of
Guano Peruvian Guano, tree from all adulteration or chemical
treatment, and we believe it tj> be the best all 'round fertilizer
known I
Repose have be?? p. rsistently spread by Hellers of various
brands of Manufactured Fertilizers that the Peruvian Guano
Deposits have lo?>g been exhausted;, but we arevglad to say
that there is no foundation for hucIi reports, an is evicrccd by
the fact that we have imported during the last year over
L0,000 tons 6f this inatcri d and expect to import during the
coining year at leant 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
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 Red Burlap Bags with out* name and analysis printed
t her? on.
The (5000 ton cargo which we have just received per steam
ship "Struthmore" anal) sen: ?
4.00 per cent A MM ON A
3 82 ?? ' ACTUAL POTASH
20.50 " " ' PHOSPHOKIC ACID
Our Price for this material is $30 U0 per ton of 2.000 lbs
packed in red , burlap bags delivered f. o. b. cars at New
York or Charleston. L-ss than ton lots at the rate of $32.50
per ton. We will shij^ or^e. bag of this Guano as atrial tomnv
town east of tho Mississippi River at $3.50 delivered. Special
.price on car load lots and over.
II. G. (garrison, of CuihKii, is our agent for the ?ale of Gu
ano in Kershaw county.
Edmund Mortimer & Co.,
Sole Age fit for the United States.
* ' ...
Refcrring to above I beg to say 'I am taking orders for Jan
uary, February and Mrrch delivery. Tji^supply is limited,
i those who expect to buy are requested to let mo have their
I orders now. ' ' - T ^
JLi. Cw, Cari'isoii,
GROCERIES, ETC
My stock of Fanoy and Heavy Groceries, Plantation Sup
plies, and General Merchandise is all that could be de?ired,
and .when in need of anjtliing in this line will be glad to serve
)<V'- ' ? "
Very Respectfully,
H., Cat.
Jf. Sftenson,
CONTRACTOR & BUILDER,
CAMDEN , S. C.
Plans ahd specifications furnished.
Plate-glass store fronts A speciality.
Work superintended
, __ .. v*
| Election Notice.
'Notice Of Hpecml Elect loii In
School District No. 19.
! One-third uf the Electors and * like pro
portion ot' the tree holdera of School Dis
| tiiet No. 19 of Kershaw County having
in writing petitioned or requested tho
i County Bonrd of Education for Kershaw
, County that, an annual tux of threo (ft)
? mills on tho dollar on real and personal
: property in said district be levied a<>d
! collected to supplement any apeoUl or
: constitutional or other tax for so hop 1
; purposes therein.
1 Now therefor", the Board of Trustees
for said school District No. 19, ?.ro here
by ordered and required to hold an elco
> lion nt DcKalh In said School PioUtTTt
on Momiuv, January 4th, 1904, 'Wdt?
tpimir.c whether said leVy fil rail trip
At mid i lection, Messrs. W It JB?r
'fluid, J. M Spears and Win. Iltulu1 oi*(
who enmposo tho Board of Tru^tvoa of
, said District, will act as ittanagcr.i. ^hv
'polls win ho opened *t. 7 a.m., <Wnl
oloaed at 4 o m . and tho election shWl
be a? provided by law for the eonduyt
of general elections. ' * I
' By order of the County Board uf $d|;
i cation for Kershaw County,
i It. C. Bruce, I
8dC. I *
Camdon, S. Q. Dee. 11, '93.
Notice to Debtors and Crpdi
^ors ef F^rmer^ anCM?!? ^
chants Bank. 0
Au peraons indebted to Farraera and
Merchants Bank, of Camden, S. C. , wi;i
nmk?' payment at the foimor office of
said BanV. ,
Anyone bavtytf-rluimfc Hftainst aaid
Bank will present toe same at th& office
Above named.
K. S. Vaux,
AD Kennedy,
, * - vAMignecH.
C. II. Yates,
J T Hav.
Amenta for Ci editors.
lax Notice.
s:i
Office of Treasurer Kerilmw Coun
ty Camden, ff, C., Sept., tftth, 1908.
In accordance with the act to ralao
?uppliea lor fiscal year commencing
Januarj lat. 1908, notice la hereby given
that the Treasurer's office of Kershaw
county will be op?n for the. collection of
taxea from the 15th day of October, 1008*
until the 8 1st day of December, 1903.
Tho rate per centam for Kershaw coun
ty la as follows i - Mi'l .<
[tate Taxes 5
T**a* 8
mnty Taxes " ' 4
lU'.i Hoad Taxea 8^.
T\h? following Special levies hayo been
gj^lUo : Mills
Special Hohool tax J)i*irict Nn. 1. '8
Special School tax, DUtrlct No, 1,
for intereat on School Bonds
Graded "School Building. Mills
District No. 1 %
Special School 'ax District No. 1, 8
? - -> ? ? o 1 1,' I
?; s
7. 2
10, 2
11,2
13, 2
17, 8
18. 8
V^Wv.r>cuo?.T*Ju
msrm
Jftrr/) jrfrtnounce,
Bavin# .iwl ivlurmsd Iruf the JSo> uiem milksS
Mlti.ounce ilial while HierV I sucur. <1 many bnreai
bought one o! the largwat undlwat sel^clcd stock# ot tffl
eYef broagbt, taC&md'ii, conaieiin^ of .
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, Bg8t? AND
' GROCERIES, AND FURiffURE.
When in need of uuythtng in iho afeove liooa ctli and
iue and 1 guarantee that I can please ylu. A cloiUr wili g<;
so i\n' at my store 1 am Hire you will Wgla \ you came,
lltyrt'senlintf Wannatiriker & Ufa w ot of Philadelphia
Rinake a specialty ot handling n?fide-tiO-OJjdhr suite from $Ml
well-known house. In all cases u perfect ft( and satisfaction
guarauteod.
Cordially inviting ONK AN1) ALU to come to see no"
I tun Very Truly Yours,
0
Cli
uurn
Youf
]pleas?,*.
READ EVERY LINE IF YOU
WILL MISS - SOMETHING YD
NEED OF.
Keep your money nt home, Itien yotvwdl bavaiiQreasolJ
hard times. Yonr needs can be supplied in your own City;
rtB you can order them from nn^? other city. Some people belief
n^ off for everything thoy want. A little argument right
we all send off and fjet what we want What a city we Vo^jid'
valiou would soon bo on us. No, let ui help each ofctlWr.
uub?. Just come and see niy stock of furniture, the largest
aortment that has ever been* in Caaiden. Appreciating the
is scirce, I am determined to mike prices to sait the tim
I have :
Bed Hoorn Suits. Parlor Suits, Wardrobes, Dining Ttd|
China Closet*, /
ALL USEFUf. ARTIC-LE
Book Ca^es. Couches, Bed 'LnnngeSt Morris Chairs, rM
tiorp, Window Shades, Toilet Sets, Latnpfc, Clocks, KK
to ninke home coinf"rtahle. ??
COOKING STOVES. RANGES,
STOVES,
a largo assortment of the.ne.
SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL CRAS ,
Reed Rockers, Childreus' Ct>air9 anil Rockers, Diking
A oice line ??f Chiffoueers, Odd Dressers, Odd W aehstands,
Kitchen Safes'?
ClotbeB Haskcts, Wofk Baskets, Lunob Baskets, G
grade?, '
P UUi HB^Featb era and Cotton Comfort^ Blankets,
Tti" WT~ '
Mattresses, all grades.
Art Squares, Boor Mats, Baby Carriages, Go Carts,
Chair Seats, New Home Sewing Machines, Maohine/OH
dies, Machine $arrds, MaeUjfte RabbftfJi._ftni.1
Machines, if not on hand, will be ordered at ooye,
Center Tables, Pictures, East-Is, P i e to re Cords ,Pio?
Childrens Cribs, Childrens Cradles, Commodes,
Furniture Polish, Ilron Beds, Bed Springs; Onyx Tables,
Lace Curtains, Curtain Rods, Drapery Pins,
Clothes Wringers, Patent Chtune,
When \on nee<J anything in our line t wivy^glad to
Priccs and qn*lity of noodsjwill interest JW ? and witt~
there ib no usd tp Bend away from home for goods.
* Very Respectfully,
63
North-Sou
Ftrsi ? class Dining
? j ho iieiii Iliilcs UiiJ RoWS to nil
Cities Via RICHMOND ?nd
INCTON, or 'Via.. NORFO
Nushville, -MRpk
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