The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 06, 1905, Image 2
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O vMDKN. 0? OCT. G 11)05
To 'l'lie Votei'H of liulfnlo Town
ship.
Ki'ilor Camden Chronicle : ?
Please allow ub space in your col
un ns lo call tho attention of all those
Block raisers living in that portion of
Buffalo Township exempted from the
genor.?\l Stock Lrw, that there are
certain parties in this pasture prcpar
ing to plant next year without a fence
and while wo are willing and rends
to go into tho stock law, yet wo <b
not cure to go where the majority will
noi follow, and we therefore call tip
on every ono owning stock in tho
pasture to turnout and tiieel al the
several school bonnes in this pasture
on Hid 2nd Saturday in Oct, at 4 p.
m , and vole upon the question aH to
whether ajrtioi they ?ro ready for
?Slock la v, i^'u ii report tho result lo
Th/ Chronicle, ami tho people wil! he
n ' > ' ? ft 1. 1 through that medium ?r to
the result. An<l if the uinjoriiy are
in lavor of stock law, then let <; v
cry fellow got ready to dispone ol
his surplus slock now, and not
wait till you aro forced to
sell ihcrn next spring, after
they have eaten tip all tho feed
you have, atul arc fttill too poor for
market. If on tho other hand the
majority yoles in favor of tho pas
ture now is the time to liegin to re
pain your fences for they are just
too poor lo make auother crop un
der, and wo consider Mhis tho best,
fairost and quickest way to set the
mutter at case, and have no hard
feelings, fur it is anything but at
ease now, and tho people are anxious
to ktmw what they must depend on
There ate about, six whito school
honscs in I his pasture, and it will
cost you only a trifle of time to turn
out nnd vote and give every man a
chanco to vote according'to his own
interest, report to The Chronicle,
gel. the final count through that me
dium, and then govern themselves
accordingly.
Citizens of HufTtilo.
The Annexation of Kirk wood.
"A house divided against itself can't
aland."
The propped* of Kirk wood becom
ing incorporated has already effect
ed the real estate quotations There
foi 3 let 1 1 h nil rome together in one
common phalanx and mnke old t'nm
den t ho grandest city of the "Sunny
South. I Imfe read several letters
fn m our northern lii'iida aaving
th< ?i r h? ?; t and hand wi?h us l < ?
iiietn pornte Kukwmul. It would be
impolite, ungonlh'tnanly, unbusincHa*
lik<* and nrk nd in us to nay by our
voleh "Kirkwood can't come in with
us." I trn'y hopu no wdor will he
Bu :--lfi?d, na to ciift a vote against
the t:j hu l 1 ou of ?i niigh'j city,
win o it is up to everybody's inter
eat to have tho most beautiful of all.
Wo aro not working for ouraolvon
alone but for future ge no rati on h
Let us hIiow to the world hv our
vot.'s that we are men of aound
jnd .ment and ponaesn good busineaa
qualifications. Mere's to tho good
health of old Camden, and mav the
olecUon not como on until every
vo'.< r will have c.uL their window
tee'1* This ulrvO includes the lad'.
Ol" 1- > k'vriod who auid hIio would
vot< .?yionst K'rk'.\oiiil l>n(jig incoi
por?.tud. If she will notieo the head,
ing of this letter alio will vote with
her gallant husband. Mo and I will
?ote to incorporate Kirkwood.
L K A 1 ford.
Portrait of General Robert E. Leo.
~ r
Tnerf?ct that ton frtqueully it
? i transpire* in Aaocrionu hiaiot j that
u. . no accurate and nuthoottc portrait
JjCof lur cre^t men ia faithfully pre
^?arv.'d has caused a number of the
d*v \<>d %dmires of General Rot ei i
:!i__JLJbee to> lnter<at themselves la
? etBN a pefect picture of the great
? ? to bemad* and bemrvad
? %
(or ull future liiutor/.
Till* work, after a la |>ve of forty
yea 1 8, it> now under way by the John
\. Lowell Bank Nolo Company, of
Botaop, who hid lining for this pur
poao the exact photograph made ai
(Jeneral Leo'* r?aid?iice in lliehcnood
a f ?j w days after l lie surrender,
which picture h'ta alwoya been con*
aidered by tin! Leo family ami
friends aw l!j ? wont perfect likcnee*
MVff uk/liof tllC (jClU'llll lit t ll
period.
The woik, when liniahed, will be
of tlio highest art <>f steel engi'iivin^
?o Hint it will thus l>0 pi 601' 1' vi.il foi
till future time.
How few have any Idea ns to t it <
amount apent for whiskey in tli?
two dispensaries of this count}
The sales for the past year from
Sept 1 1904 to Sept. 1 1905, a
mounted to $79,600 75 ? tin* erj.ji va
lent of 1,590 500-11) bale# of cotton i
?it 10.) per II). The salee of the Ker
shaw dispensary were 429,194; of
lii?j inuCuaUr didpu narii y r!)0toit?
75. The average anion at the Lan
caster dispensary were over *150
per da, or three halt's of cotton the
entire year around. Comment is
0 n necessary. ? >Lanc aster Lodger.
Court.
Tlio entire wnek ha? licen taken
tip with the Gilii* rn?e. Ar we go to
preen the Argument.* are being made
and it m exported that tin; ca-e will
ho given to the jury thin evening.
No Survey Thia Year.
Alter running a p rid i mi nary line
uo.n Harrisons Kord r> n the ?uat
tide from Kershaw, to the Wea'.em
foundry of the county, ?he survey
"TP of the dUputed Hue fulled I*
??groe on it starting point as a pel
ui a uent I > r? -h i m for making the run
over to establish the line, ho the
auivey had to he ended off, as the
act provhletl f-.i\ i! u! lino to hn com
(deled by Sept. '.10, and there W!#s
not lime enough left to bring in a
third man and completu thn line be
fore the expiration of the date ?pe
oifli-d. The attorneys for the two
counties agreed that any action af
t?' r that date could not liavn l he
sanction of law under the act. ? Ker
h h u w Kra.
Ijow rates to Washington, 1). O.
Ouc fare plus 25c account of the
AmiiiicQH Bankers Association, Ocl
10, (o 13, 1905. Tlcknts on sale
Oct.H and 9, final return limit Out. I
15. An extension of the final limit
uiiy Ik; flecuieil to Oct 25, by de
posit of tieUet with the special
ag?*n ' , M r. .1 oseph Kichai daon, Wash
1 nglou, 4) . 0 , between the hours of
8 a. m. and 8 p. m, daily except
Sunday, in- between the hours of 0
a. m. und 12 iu., it p in and Op. m ,
on t>uodaw? noteailicr than Out. V,
not later than Oct. If), and upon
payment of fee of 50o. at time of
deposit.
For larther information coinmunieate
with, your nearest ticket ayent, or
W. .1. CKA1U.
General 1'aHsehger A uent,
Wilmington, N. C.
W. It. l'inckuoy,
? Survejing And Engineering, ?
Camdon, S. L\
Lumber! Lumber!
VV hou in need of rough or dinned
M ntnber. Shingles, Laths, Turning,
oto , cull on J. H. Campbell,
Camden, S. C.
Important Notice.
Notieo ?h heieby given I It a (? the
ordinance prohibiting stock or eat
Hi; from being pnHtured on the pub
lie, Hijunrt'H, nralreflH of the City of
Camden will lif hi, nci.lv enforced.
Ity otdvr " f the M* \ or.
W. II. II nil e,
Acting Chief of Police.
/
For Side. ? Seventy liyo (7f>) acrcfi
<>f uood p no liiud. Tt n aciea clear
cd the rest under good pine timber.
Hio t met is a part of tho Kfllate ol
Mr. .1 K Stokes, l\ing five inies
South of KcHinne,' S. O Apply nt
once giving best. ea*h p'ice.
j. w s i ok r.s,
Danville, Va.
Keen & lielono Hta.
COTTOXillil. '
1 wish to inform the public
t ii it t 1 am prepared to do gin
ning nt my ginnery at LugofF,
S. C. Tho work wil ho dono
under my personal supervision
and I guarantee satisfaction to
all my customers.
Tho highest, market price
will be paid for cuttoiy seed
sold at my ginnei!y^__/
0 Patronage solicited
Respectfully,
J. S. Hammond.
Aug. 25, 05*
FOR sa?i*. j
3Vt)a. ie?t,f luiul. mar J,iberly Hill,
known n ? tho lU-hopai l<nca? tract.
Fnur-li<>r??' Ur*u onutt. C'ricv
ont* fourth < u#h, lnl.inec* on eu?y term*
Apply t'? Henry Savage or W. II,
IJoUtfli.
WOOD, WOOD!
I ii in prepared to deliver at
your lion Me or elscwhtr#, in
any quantity from a cord to a
car load, the very hent grade
o( pine or oak wood surpris
ingly (heap. Prices nntde
known on application. Or
ders solicited.
Respect fully,
.i . S. H atnmond,
littgoO', S. O.
D. A. HURLEY
CnrroH|)ou<lunt
V. I' RANDOLPH AND CO.
Dtitiicrt* In
Stocks, Pnndfl, Cotton, (Joflfno, drain
mwl l*ro? tHrtionH. Main Olllcofl
4 22 Walnut St, Philutiol
PMf
ALEX STKMfKNN, Mtfr.
Cnnilen, 8. C.
Dir^'t privnttt wires t'? N ?*w 'iork,
Now Orloann an<l ^Chie ig<?. I3el I
Phone 1JH.
Corrc'Bpondonco Ho!ii itcd
Groceries, Fruits,
Etc.
1 wish to inform my friottdH
md the public general ly that I
have opened up a nice line of
' groceries, Fruits, Kef., in the
ouildinLj opposite Jo*. Sheheen
and will he glad to have them
call and .sec inc. fair treat -
'lent to all and satisfaction
guaranteed. Highest prices
paid for all country produce,
(.'all and. see iil'e.
Very Respect fully,
K. M. Mendrix.
MANUFACTURERn OF-r
Doors, Sash, Blfotjs,
Moulding, Building Material,
ash Weights and Cord.
GH A KLE8TON , - - - - S. C.
Purchase our makes, which
we guarantee superior to any
nold South,, and thereby sav*
money.
Window and Fancy Glass a
np?cialtv. Jan. 4-4,
NOTICE.
Ofllco of Treasurer of Kershaw County)
Camden, S. C.? Sept. 15. 1906. )
In Accordance with tlie Act to raise
t ipplies lor the fiscal year commencing
?7 inuary 1st, 1901, notice is hereby given
that the bonks will he open for collect
,og State, county and school taxes from
October IB, 1905, to March lit. 1906. A
i (-unity of 1 per cent will be sdded on
1 taxes unpniil by January 1st, 1906.
v penalty of two per cent on alt unpaid
. >y Feb. 1st, l!K)t>, A penalty of seven
? "r cent will bo added on all unpaid
? ! arch 1 st. 1900
The rate per centum for Kershaw
county is as lollows :
Mills
"ite taxes. 5J
Hchool taxes, 8
' 'unty taxes, 6
i idro.ul taxes, '2^
Total. 17
The following special levies have been
i ado also:
Special School tax. District No. 1,
t r interest on School Bonds Graded
: hool Dnildinj;, Mills.
District No 1, *j'
Special School lax I)ist, No. 1, .'1
U
" 4, 8
" " " 7, 2
10, ; 2
. 11, u
" " " 12, \ 2 '
" " ?' 17, 8
" " ?' 18, 8
>> ? .. lf> ?
" ? 2?, * 2 ?
ofl, 2
n.e road tax of two dollars can
p Id the Connlv Treasurer from Octobe.
13th. 1905, to March 1st, l!K)6.
All male persona living within the
corporate limits of cities or towns, stu
<;? nts attending any college or school of
Iho State, Ministers in charge of regu
lsr congregations, teachers employed iti
public schools, school trustees during
llteir term of (.ftlce, persons pormanont
Iv disabled and those actually engaged
in the quarantine service of the state are
exempt from the payment of road tan.
A I other male persons between the ages'
of IS tflhd <"K) vcars are required to pay
s*i I road t hx or work not less than six
d?o?8 during the fear.
The poll tax is $1.
All information u? to taxes will be
ftmiahed upon application.
Hate of names for tax receipts will
l<.? reeievod nolesa tho amount of tea
money in deposited with the Mid list.
This rule will be strictly enforced. |
D. M. JicCunfcni.
.
Geenty Treks
? /, . u/& tjvw
KAKMINd IMPLKMKNTS
LATEST IMPROVED TIME AND LABOR SAVERS. I
Fertilizer Distributor*. S|)an^''< r, fometmny( n#w, guaranteed to put out
wot fertilizer as w?-ll as dfj. ' !'? Hid farmers fayorite. Acme, ijie
most durable on tlu? market G.rtt.h an I Goodwin, the Goodwin beinj;
*ery dosirable tmcausa *v olieap <-nlv $3 25 This distributor is speclall)
adapted for r.irtMi/.inji growing iJely Ft h it <) Distributors, y
PLOWS Vulcan one mi I ijvi) steel bi'am, Ohittanoog-i one and
two horse steel benm. Boti; i i ? do beautiful work. Farmers Friend,
liov_.Cijrb<>n. Boy Dixie FaujUhuX^tJirnuirie and Imitation.
UAltDKN PLOWS. Kvt.ry (,'(irrtj!ner should have one. Double Foot
stookfl. u great time and labor savor (
BLACKSMITHS OUTFITS, BELLOWS, ETC.
ZEI.A..R-I30 ws.
Disc and Cutaway, Moline ll^vnrsible Cultivating, Iron age, Little Joe,
Queen Anno nix) Boss aide b^'ro.v
Farm Holla 8toek au?l pmiliry wire; none superior to KM wood. Black
and Galvanized Pipe, S<eam KiU-^g*, Plumbera supplies, ^ In If mid Hoavj
Hardware. Garl ind Stoves, best on the mtrket.
Auburn Wagons, the lightest tunning wagon on th? market, every axlo
guaranteed no matter what ll;o loud.
Harness and Holo Leather S'-ick of Saddlery, names'*, Collars, Bri
dies, lite, continuity replenish' d
All of lljiitii' goodb wero b*'U{;?fl close and will bn sold lo meet the - low
piieo of cotton. Yours Respectfully,
A. D. KENNEDY.
"B/*
Fancy And Staple Grocery,
Having bought out the business
of Hr. W. Mi Young I am now open
ing up a fu!l line of
Fancy And Staple Groceries
and will be pleased to li ive my friends and the public gen
erally to call and see me.
The Hakery will bo k??pt up to the very highest standard!
1 and no efforts will be spared to give, my customers the best}
service in every particular.
Very livspect/filly,
JOHN K M'DOWALL.
Scwthkrm Railway
THIS GREAT RAILWAY RUNS THROUGH A
GREAT COUNTRY
conveniently uniting all tub best sections
OF THE SOUTH.
W^A.TURK, S. H. HARDWICK,
FassongoifTiaffU?' Manager, Geriral Passenger Agent,
I WASHINGTON, D. C.
W. II. "j" AYLOE, Ass't G?n'l Pass. Acont. Atlanta, Ga.
Wt rtUN THE
BEST VESTI
BULE TRAINS
AND HAVE THE
BEST DINING
CAR SERVICE
SEABOARD
Air Line Hailway.
North-South-East-West.
Two Daily Pullman Vestibuled Limited
Trains Betwen ucil? ..and New Y:rk.
Ftrst Class I'iiiiug Car Service.
The Best Rates and R^uie to all Eastern
Cities Via RICHMOND and WASH
INGTON, or Via NORFOLK and
steamers. To Atlanta, Nashville, Memphis
Luisville, St. Louis, * Chicago, New Or:
leans, and all Points South and Southwest
? To Savannah and Jacksonville anA all
points in Florida and Cwba.
Potitively the shortest lino between
ZfcTOIR/X'KC ^ SOXJTHI.
A
information, rates, sched
ules; Pullman Reservations, &c., apply to
any agent of the <al omd Air Linei Railway
or to T L. Burroughs Travelling Passenger ?
Agent; Columbia, S. C.
Cliaft, F, Stewart A. P. Ajft
Savannah, Oa.
Cotton Is Up! Wool Is Up! Leather/
Is Up! But StHl+lirsch's Prfce?
% ? ? _ ?? ? -J- * '
Bernain^Phe Samet
Wo are proud of our position thin Fall because it enablrg
U8 to show in a substantial manner how we appreciat$?yoni'
patronage. Never before, possibly never again, have we been
able to be of such great saving to you as we are this Fall.
Karly when wool and leather began to go up we began buy.
ing Drews Goods, Clothing, Overcoats, Cloaks and Jackets,
Jeans and all woolen goods, as well as Shoes, simply 1 1 he in
a position to hold down the prices this Fall. In June . when
cotton went up we bought thousands of dollars worth of Drills,
Sheeting, Canton Flannels, Outings, Plaids, Hosiery and
Underwear and we planked our money down. a
Hirsch's prices must be the lowest. No other store in
Oamden can show you such an immense stock nor can they
match our prices. We have bought en >ugh goods to supply
ill o Ithe adjoining counties as well as Oamden.
MEET ME AT HIRSCH'S, THE
Money-Saving Store Of Camden.
?' iyfZ.rrP'' V. / ?*
Fresh from New York, a magniflieent display of the I ite.U
Woolen Frabries in black and colored. Now is a splendid op.
j portunity to select y 11 r new Fall skirt. You can make your
election from among the choice black goods of Americi.
Fashions cling to tln se goods. Henriettas, -Briliiantinis a>i<i
:ine Serges will be especially fashionable. ?
^ake Y olir Ol*io1ce0
45 inch Hrilliantiuc, high luster, beautiful ,,,rkn.r3
nicely, extremely popular. A wonder lor
50 Cents.
50 inch Sicilian. This weave is especially good fur eeparat.
t kirts. The goods is strong, durable and pretty. Excellentc
(>() Cents.
45 inch Cheviot. Serge. Nothing gives greater satisfaction. .
?Splendid for suits or skirls. We still can sellout old price ?
50 Cents.0,
i
42 inch Henrietta, a- beautiful black especially stylish this
season to produce the shirred effect; special - -*? ?
50 Cents. ,v
40 inch all wool Serge, the French weave, light weight, yet
very handsome and very popular, an excellent value
50 Cents. J
40 iritfh P anama, one of the a n c cos sea e spg C^Hy^fcjlao ted for
skirts, a brill hint' Mftsk -aft-A s^endicr^"^!^
50 Cents.
Magnifficent line of extra wide ancf extra fine Sergei,
Henriettas, Panama, and Bri llian tines, excellent value
75 Cents.
A handsome assortment ol excellent Brilliahtiu<0&,
ettas, Serges, Panamas and high novelty wears, nil of t|je very
latest European importations, each piece a splendid valu-t. _
>N Remarkable goods at $[. pet yd.sll^
We are showing this season the largest arid most comply :u
'ine of tailor made suits that was ever brought to* Camden. ?
In all the latest styles at prices from $5 to $25;., 0
We are showing an immense line of Ladies Pravenetts Coata "
whtah have proven so popular. Prices from 7.50 to 15.00'* *
We aTe receiving daily Ladies and Childrena Xftftkefa and
Oloaka bought from the best manutacliiiK rs **in this country
June 22nd, 1902, -"The cor
'Miation of King; Kdward "
High art clothes aro royally
?. ood clothes, fit to grace the
hick of a King. Noither"hang,J
alone or "fit'* alone makes a
man well dressed. It is a com
bination of the ttvo that ac
? c.
complishes it.
Stroaae'a High Art cjothea hang . .
true and fib your figoro. *There la no
bulging -here and no sagging thare
either when yon slip on or alt?$ you
keep on. Shirta, Qravata, and ail the
little artiojea of Drew to go witk
"High Art Clothaa." V ?
'{It? JfilliBerj |)ep*rtueit.
Miss Shi?k our lioad Milliner, and 1 e~ ns'ls^antB;^ WO-buBy
getting ready 1W our big millinery 8b; w. D;op In
liesday and Thufoday, Oct 4 .and 5, ard soj our hat d'fplay? _ ^
DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT |?
\ ?
Our dressmaking department which i* again in charge t<
Miss Uowen f? now open ami leidy for bu*ine;?.
ciders before the rush ia On.
Tell your friend to m ot y< u at tl e Big Store.
B*p<c:r?.lly, ? 4
HIRSCH BROS