The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 22, 1905, Image 2
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tip sac Kirn oft Ua'j k? One year ,f I. AO,
mix rnontbs, 76 conn; three months, 40
CCOtB.
H 4TitH ro? Advkkiimino : ? Ordinary
transient ailviM Urtm'Jitth, tirnt insertion
4 $1.00 por nquaio ; each subsequent in
eortion 60 cents per square.
B iHinoaa locals, 6 contH per liin- ?'ach iu*
? Murlion. Cj
Obituaries charged f- i m huuio rutea itf
ordinary ad vcrti?u.^.
Q?n< I id iv(cm' l<?r County <>Mw <*h
$O.Oo. L'onurossionul $10. 00.
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utcriptH will w?t l>o returned.
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of interest to the general public ami
of ? defamatory nature. No re
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. views of correspondents.
Rates for coatract advertising will In* an
nonneod upon application at the office.
Remittances l>y checks, drafta and postal
money orders should ho made payablw
to W. l\. McDOWK (At,
f'amdon . S. C.
j OAMDKN. H." (3.. J)EC. U l'JOC
Thanks.
Many of<nur friends have kindly
re me m ho red us lecently in tho pay
mont of their eiihcrlpt'jlooM to The
Chronicle for which wo thank
tbem. Yen, most cordial
ly do wo thank those citi
zens of hoth town and county
who havo ho liberally patronised
us. Wo assure them that we are
allvo to their interests, delivering
at their doors a newspaper that in
carefully and conscientiously com
piled and that is a? excellent an the
money wo receive for Bald papei
wi.l permit our making it. We
trust that wc have pleased an it
has been our ono and constant aim.
? Again wc thank them and wiuli
each ami every ono a merry Chi ist
iiikh and a hitppy and prosperous
New Year.
Tho Now OtdinaiK'W.
Perhaps nnu of tho gtoatost prob
IctpH now confronting tho people of
the South is that of Inbor. 'tin
scarcity of Bamc iH ho mar lend thnt
tho question in assuming alarming
proportions.
TI^m being n free country, nc cm
not aland on thu lour 'ddes of town
with revolvers in hand and 11: o upon
tho party that cares to leave Camion
to seek ? mployment elsewl-ert. ? 'In
rogro in free to roam where he will o:
follow whom In* wit'. If the pb
of tho North offer liini higher t-?i* In? i?'?
thau lit: i* getting heu- wo cuti or.!;
Buhiuit.
Hut this much in certain/ tho town
Iiuh ii right, to puss micIi ordinance* m
it hcch fit for the weltaio andHj?t crest
ot' tho people living within the town.
Ami ho, witile the laborer may he
lurod to distant statea, yot while an id
laborer is serving an cmployeo in
tho oitv of Camden nnd then is lined
away, the party who is guilty of lur
ing this servant. has committed a mis
demeanor nnd U subject to pun. ah
mont.
This ordinance which has recently
gone intp effect nhould have the
hearty ro ?"?????. <** >i?i n>u mm approved
()f tho people of (''aiuden. It may
induu ih tit tint newly acquired servant
will bo allowed to stay on your prem
ises for a while at least? it it be pos
Bible to acquire n servant at all.
The matter an it Mauds is simply
this. The negro from the country
comcH to Oamd< n for employment.
Your servant has just left you fo'
Mas^achinn tit-; in your <iib mum
engage another who has recently loft
a cotton patch Then comes i h<
hours and days of training her into
h'?ui? hold work. Perhaps you J u? % ?
met with success and y?uugirl la now
well acquainted with her dtplc? and
perforata same unti durtnril y. I !.i
i.s in the late l'VI In I >erembor st n o
one oilers her JumI live timua as mucl.
na you give her and away to New
Hampshire or Skondunk sbo gets
In the meanwhile how about 1 1
farmer? What ia he doini: about it?
How ia he tiding the phu e of tin
hands that have left him to jo t ?<
training in Camden's great school of
domonticitj ?
That's i he question. That's what
the fartner waists to know? how ami
whepe and when is he t<> got laboi
Answer him, supply hiiu n.id you wi !
be hailed as the South' 9 noblest bene
? faetorV\ It is a serious que fttou. I1
becomes moro and more Berious a:
lime crawln ou. Every year is a rep
iti ti< hi of the same thing? the cominv
of tho country negro to Camden foi
education and tho subsequent
U?ving it for an aspired bi^llt?ni
CMVRber in northen regions.
-_We endorse kighlylho nation of
11. Wetrosttbal tho aeducer
?etvants will bo dealt viith to
t extent. ofyihe laW?\ it
petnHa?* and outranked
(lor oadng from our b\n
da to pocket tho Bib
ofico caught ta the
; ?
11 ot Will? be fthov/B tho door, this time
%V*f place the Jaw under hi# oose
whit'h tsboiild loach him that hi 8
im 'h' pflomo hand iu dintaau ful to un
the'/ i .?tead of making tin; labor
probh-iti fuMor to wojvo ii? r>n 1 y add*
to i < m more tlifli'Mi t solution.
Not oi, I v' ii thin troublo experi
eoo? d with liooso eervanN, an we
learn that pretty much the uam<i con.
ilii.nn o\ uflaira *? x i h I at i he cotton
liiillH, hmUaurlo* aro n<>nt lu te I'rou)
(ith'-j* mills toontic! operative* ntoay .
To til* no'1 r <?f thu cotton mill
Opcifllivi: tlu/t (>f<liMHiie?5 applies with
equ'.il strength- ? uarf u ill he < nforccd
Tim Tragedy lit (JufTimy.
Not only in GulTney did the hoi
rible murdef of Mr. Honuut an .1 Mr.
I)nviion arou*e Inteime indignation,
i Mil kII over tho fctate wuh this dis
graceful all'tiirn deplored. Two
men in defence of their bwcethearth
w ere hIioI down like Ijl'hhIh . A ho
tel keeper Inntead of protecting his
gucbtH hooame their aggreftHor, milk
ing an attempt to crawl through a
tranuom of u !ud v'? bed-mom. And
when Mr. Ben nut tittid that he <lid
not deem hucI) an act L Ii ? act of a
gentlemen, lie wnn fired upon and
killed, while Mr. Daviuou HUAtaincd
wound* that pioved fatal.
YVe hi nee 1 1 y truat that the lav/
.will deal with the pei petratCkr? of
this crime hh ho ehould b? dealt
with. MurderH in South Carolina'
hip too frequent. Men must learn
t h u t a huaitn life is worth more
tliuD the lif-' hf u dog ; wo muni i>'?i
ItHVc our fil ia> an fihot down mali*
ci'Minly and brutally. Kur th<- justice j
due two ij) ?! ii now Mircj jn^ io t be I
j d u?t , fi?i tin* c?i tiMt; < ( |ui inanity, for i
i tho honor of South ('atolmn uiu> I
the law !>?? vindieal? d.
('up l. Sin i til :tl '.?(,oi(;?*lon n
Capt.M. L, S 111 ! il Y,\i II)
| town thin vv?si'k an tin; otalor of
the (hy ?> t.h'? ocoahi')o of
i Georjjci o w i, '* f mi tun tii il c< l< l>ra
j lion. S;)->aki titf of hi in l Ii o Ooluin
bin Si. alt* hh \ a :
I ''Sun a' or Lc^rand (J Walko, one
of Hut in < ??? t eloquent int o in. 8 >ulh
Carolina, inlro.liH-.tMi (.In* orator of
tin' <! n v, Jfon. Mnul. Ii Ij. Smith of
Cftindeu speaker of th?* li on rcpi#
I ?nntitt("-H. Mr. Smith proved Mm*
M?i|f to ?>.' i O'IihmI th?! orator of Vth?
day. liiw tuiili<t;s v> it |j'>Hliitl
oration, hiivfh<{ i ll'* fl ivor of the
eloquence of I'run I.luft, the < lahm.-al
I learning of Preston and l lie ability
' to adapt these to modern cu&tomn.
Such ii n oiaiion cannot lit* ^iven
justice in uny oilier Wi^rds tiian itn
! ti wu."
(Notice.
I wi?h to Rive fair notice llo?t llio ordi
nances of tin* city will Im onforcp'i {hiring
iXinas mill the holjilavs ,11.' ST TIIE
[SAME AS ANY OTIIKIt TIM IO with
i tiic exemption of Saturday evening l)et\
j 2;trd, from <? o'clock i> in., when * rs a*
iKoiirtl'li* indnltf<'iicu in flre-worku will he
i permitted.
IU3NJ. II A i LB ,
I Chief of i'oliee.
! Dee. 20th, I90.>,
Christinas J^Coliday Qxcurst'on fficitcs
1<)<>5 (J
To All Points Enst of the Mississippi and South of the Ohio
ami Potomac (livers via the A tlantic Const Line,
Tickets for t.ho public will he soM at one and one third fans
pins '25e lor the round trip on^)ec. '-i'2 to 15 1 , and Jan.
1, 1 UOH, final ninrn limit . ?Jtur. 4.
Tickets tor Students and Teachers will ho on sale from Doe.
17 to 21 inclusive, with final return limit Jan. 8, upon presen
tation and surrender ot ce ) 1 ifi atesigned l>y Supts., Principals
or Presidents of the various colleges. Kor further informa
tion, call "ii your nearest ticket agent or write,
W. .1. CRAIG, General Pass. Aut., Wilmington, NC.
Comfort ancT Economy
The Wilson respond;; so aocuratcly
and ?in failimr! v to ils damoeis that when
the room is once wanned, by opening the draft
wide you can set the dampers and maintain
an absolutely even and healthful temperature.
win. a WILSON WOOD HEATER 1
it is just as comfortable in the farthest corner
of the room as it is within a few feet of the heater.
This means health and comfort.
The patent Hot l?last Down-Draft, found-'
only in the Wilson, consumes every particle of
burnable elements in the wood, thus giving
greater heat with one-half the fuel. n \
For Sii!i> l>y
W GEISliNMEIMER.
coui&Bitn? ? clotuim
Fon Mejv &?? WV- W&Yi
A large stock of Fall and Winter
Dryv Goods, Clothing, Hats and a
splehdid line of Ladies Goods of ev
ery description. Call and see me.
DAVID WOLFE.
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Will Hud every < It* j ?: ? ? t moot complete here willi juat ihe
righM hin^M for the Holidiy Purchasers Our hue of Table
Linens, .Napkins Handkerchief*, Hosiery, Cloves Umbrellas,
Etc, uro replete with 1 1m* vciv lust of makes :?nd the very
bent values. We will iYom this data oh #ive special sales
each day until Saturday, 1 '.?ecinbor '213 rd, 1905. Wo want
the crowd as usual and the only way to have thorn is by giv
ing certain inducements that cannot be matched anywhere
else. , We are showing the newest designs in Pillow Tops,
?ShaiiiM, Bureau Scarfs, Etc
0
Mattins , lilies and Art Squares, Kino Parlor . Chairs,
Children's Chairs, Trunk* and ]>ress Suit Cases, Blankets
and Comforts, Clothing and Shoes.
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?Some great values i .* < Ladies' Jackets. We must close out
this department bef.>ro .J 'liu iry 1st. In oraer to do this we
have marked every garment down from 'J 5 to 130 per cent,.
I7ave received another shipment of those Pictures we have
been selling rto cheap. Prices 79, 98, ancljjjU 15.
Children's "NO ? NO ? HOLE" Hosiery, all sizes, 10c,'
The host that is made for this price.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR HARDWARE
Both as to assortment ;ind prices.
GARLAND ST( ) V E S.
IV st, Luii^e on the ?la,,kot) tiiomuylil y tested and tried by
son;-' o| tln? I i<?- 1 hou, sek comits in Camden.
FARM IMPLEMENTS.
A1 1< i i n 1 ? . Buy t ho Moline Disc Harrow and Cultivator.
Kiiost 1 1 arrowJmtido to p-*niiwg round.
I3est line of/Guns in th* Oify. Constantly ordering.
Full lin jri pe and Engine Jilt iu<>s.
Cm Mil!>ii|n wagons jus! i rv-v ' n
Ho iu 1 (Is to his ahead y lull Hue of ^irocorieg, choice llonic
iiiiido M o I a^SS e s ./v e i ? v palatable. --S
A. D. KENNEDY.
? Ufh/ta/cer and Gurnet.
V
Come 1 o see us, when y.?u want anything in dry goods, no
lions, shoes, huts, cm ps aril u- nts furnishings.
We want your business. and to yet it, we linve the goods at
the lowest prices. Now it is up to yon to see our stock and
get prices before buying elsewhere. If you will call and give
us a few minutes we will nrovo just what we sav.
DRESS GOODS.
In our dress goods you can find all of the latest styles aild
colors Kunming in prints from 25c. to $1 .oO per yard. See
our all w ool flannels 27 in. wi le in all colors at, 25c. per yard.
(let our pricos on all domestic goods, the difference in them j
and what von are paying will surprise you.
NOTIONS. ' |
Wo have a lull line of staple and all of the latest novelties. !
('all and we will cheerfully show you all of the latest styles.
RUGS, ART SQUARES.
Drop in and see us, wo have our competitors skinned on the
BLANKETS, COMFORTS.
We have always load in this line UTTd this season we are out
of sight to the front, eon to sec, and you will say so tot).
HATS, GAPS.
Ask the well-dressed young man where he got his hat, or
cap, aud he will tell you Whitaker & Burnet's. If you want
to -he "in it," buy from us. Always the lowest price.
SHOES, SHOES.
To get comfort and save money wear the Barry Shoe, sold
only by us in the city very pair guaranteed. If tliey <lont
give perfect satisfaction we will give you a new pair or your
money back.
We mean business. A ) e k is for you to givo us a
chance. Lowest price and n<pi- e dealings i? our motto.
Very RrappctfulH,
Tl/hitd/cer dc Siurnet I J
Special Fall Announcemi
M
Cotton is Up! Wool Is Up! Leatin
XT'
Is Up! But Still HirscH's Prices
-~wr'?
Remain I lie Samel
ife ' ? :
g ((BCiat? cat ui rr^r'jt
Wo art; proud of our position this Fall because 1t enabl
us (o show iii a substantial manner ho wo appreciate vo
patronage. Never before, possibly ncv again, have we i>ei
able to be of Hticli great saving to yon uh we are t li is Fa
Karly when wool and leather began to go up we began bul
ing J) rest Goods. Clothing, Over ats, Clonks and J acker
Jeans and all woolen poods, as w 1 as Shoes, simply t o be
a position to hold down the price this Fall. In June wh
cotton went up we bought thousands of dollars worth ofJ)ril
Sheeting, Canton Flannels, Outings, Plaids, Hosiery a
Underwear and tre planked our money down.
Hirscb's prices must be the lowest. No other store
Camden can show you Much an immense stock nor can th
match our prices. We have bought enough goods to suppj
I i t e adjoining cou'ttics as well as Oamden/
MEET ME AT HIRSCH'S, TH
Money-Saving Store of Camden.
Fresh from New York, a magniflicent display of the Intel
Woolen Frabrics in black and colored. Now is a splendid o|
portunity to select y ur new Fall skirt. You can uthke yb\
select ion from amongvfjie choice black goods of jAmeriol
Fashions cling to these goods. ITenriettas, Brilliantim 6 ai|
line Serges will be especially fashionable.
1'ake Yoi;ir CSIholce
4 5 inch Urilliani ine, high luster, beautiful blsck, v.eaj
nicely, extremely popular. A wonder for v
50 Cents. \
1
50 inch Sicilian. This weave is especia v good for ffepiti
skirts, 'l'be. goods is strong, durable and rt t,y. Kxcellentj
00 Cents.
45 inch Cheviot Serge. Nothing give greater satisfaction
Splendid for suits or skirts. We still can sell at olfi price ?
50 C'ents.
4 "4 inch Henrietta, a beautiful blank especially stylish thi
season to produce the shirred effect; sp?.ci;J ? g
50 Cents.
40 inch all wool iSerge, the French weave ! i _r v weg , ??,
very handsome and. very popular, an excellent' aluo
50 Cents.
?10 inch rVn^unn, one of the successes especially. ?' (..* ] t <
skirts, a brilliant, black and pretty weave, splendid ,
CO Cents.
^ngnillicent line of extra wide nd extra fi
1 ten lie tt as, Panama, and Ihilliantin , txedUnt >a
75 - Cents.
A handsome assortment, nt excellent lirillianthios. Henri
ettas, Serges, Panamas and high novelty wears, all of the !-ver\
latest European importations, each piece a splendid vain
Remarkable goods at $1. per yd.
We are sbow<nig this season the largest and most coe
line of tailor made suits that was ever brought to Ca* ' .
In all the latest styles at prices from #5 to $25.
We are showing an immense line of Ladies Cravenetts On
which have proven so popular. Prices from 7.60 to 15. 0
We are receiving daily Ladies and Children* Jacket
Cloaks bought from te bet man ufae.nn < v.? i 21 th
hio o />ii
June 22inl, 1 f > 0 "2 . "Tito cor
onation of King E<iw;u\V' High
art clothes arc roy 11 y good
clothes, lit, to ::raco the hack
of a King ?iflmr "liang*'
alone or "fit" alone makes a
man well dre.se J. 1 1 is a com
bination of the two that ac
t-mo plishes it.
Stro vise's Art clothes lmng I
f rits nud fit. your-figure. There is no 1
>iHlnrin<4 hert> un?l ??^-ssvgging thero
(.illicr whca vou Blip t'?n or after y.oRj
keep on ^hirig, Cravats, and all tb?
Uttlo ari<jl"8 of Dross to go witl
"High Art Clothes."
HIRSQH
"Mies Slay, oi:r head Milliner, and her nssislanta .
preparing for our numerous customers the most beautl
up-to-date lliK'^nr t be fond in the city.
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^ DRESS MAKING DEPARTMENT.
Our dressmaking department, which it* again in oj
Miss Roweta is riow open, and ready lor business. P.]|
orders before the rush is on.
TeU }our friend to meet you at U.o Big Store. * . ^
Respectfully,
' ife