The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 09, 1906, Image 3
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Salmond Brothers,
Staple And Fancy Grown*
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For Bale.
Two (2) Jersey Bull Calves. Will
be sold cheap. Apply to,
A . 8. While.
Agent* Wanted.
Our stock is reliable and can be
handled for many successive y ears in
the same comunity. . We want a good
local agent in this county. Terms |
liberal* First class reference requir
ed.
Cedar Hill Nursery And Orchard Oo
Winchester Tenn.
m ft - ^
Our Polo Team.
The polo team leaves Sunday for
'Orlando, Florida. Last season il
won "name and fame" and we have
reason to believe that this season
has in store for it even greater vic
tories. In the coming tournament
we wish them all good luck. We
want the laurel crown and we must
have it.
Historic Camden.
Don't forget to provide yourself |
with a copy, of lljig' very valuable
book. This! amhors have accomplish
ed a notoWorthy achievement in pre
nonting this volume to the public
It is most earnestly to be hoped that
they will meet wi1,!-. f.nch .encourage
tnent as to enable them to publish
the second volume for which they
already have the material.
Special Services at the Methodist ;
Church.
There will he apccial services at'
the Lvltleton St. M. B Church Sun
day, Feb. Ill It, wlien the paelor, |
Rev. C. C. Herbcit, at the rtqufst.
of the W. F. ~M. Society, of tbisj
place, will prcMch the annual ser
mon on miacinna A coidial invi
tation is extended to the genera]
public to be present at these ser
vices.
The Camden Historical Society
Will hold its next regular meet
ing on Tuesday, Feb 18, at 8:15 P.
M<? in the High School. A paper)
on <4JCershaw County's Conti ibution
to I h? Confederate Service" will be
read by Capt. W. A. Aucrum.
Some very importaut bu?ine?8]
will also he transacted, A full at*
tendance is therefore desired. Visi
tors ?re always welcomed. <>
R. M. Kennedy,
Sec'y*
' ii
Wi are g'tflug frew 50 worth of
ware at our store next week. See
advertisement in this paper for par
tioolftrs.
Barns A Barrett
Xaith's Moving PloSuraa.
At the Opera Houao Friday, Feb
ruary 9ib, Keith's Moving Picture*!
will give their bitfb class exhibition,
assisted by Li ud all and Eaton in
cornet s^loa and duets and Little
Marjourie andDot iu th^ir aonga and
dances. Mr.Lindi.ll, who wa? fm
merly cornet soloist witli Gilmore'sj
world-famous band, i* n Vnginian
and is well known throughout the
South. Moving pictures are get
ting more popular every year and
all parts of the world arc scoured
to obtain fresh material for ipteist
ing and instructive scenes.
Train Wreekeia" is E.lUou^i
masterpiece and is even bet
hie"Great Train Robbery
ttCoonterfeiiere" and ??E^ijbody
Worka Bn^^ather" oontributo to
the excltU^Hcd liumoioua parLeof
the enturj mp t e
O* THS TIP OP THE TONGUE
By Mr. Victor Smith In If. T. Pecse,
January, 10th, 1900.
Alexander Southern Thweatt's
snowatonn arrived at lb? pr else
moment of the df}art0r*of ths Palm
Limited for Miami, Palm Beaeb,
Aiken, Aguat*, Naaaau, Havana,
Savaaaah, Jacksonville, Ormond
and St. Angustinc, on Monday. I
" * will' inveigle d\ into going to Jeraey
City to inspect the now train, and
fatttkd * St. ftrgt*? ob trocka. Too
(In for my blood?- now that every
body oinst pay. TtiwaiU took ss
much pride la that train u If It
bad been a new baby os Wfcablngton
Heights lbs coMiit part of Ntt
Yoik. Malt passengers gave ft
eatkfted ynnt, sod the females
This It tfcft train thll arrlvss at
tu AftfftSllftftftft
I Paint. /
' Mr. A. D. Kunnedv Ii?m h <i .1 ?? ri to
hie already complete st?K k of Hard
ware, OrocericK, ote , H t n*on'?
Town St Country P?int whieii if
couaidered Ihe be*t mi ihe mitket.
Death of Mt. Ab?.t Y m-ig
Mr Albert Y'.uiit/, boa < > f .1. W . ,
and brother of C ' t. a r I a hii i \Vn|trr
Young, u(ur h 1 1 ti ^ < i i ?! if iII'u kh i.(
several month , died u ill* i* <? iti?* ?> (
iila hint her, on Miuuint ,
.January 20 H? w?a buried hi
linn h l(K|ii ?>>c chinch. ? Suiiium
W atchman.
Oi'ew of Freight Train R.'?pori?ib'<- For
Seaboard Wreck
Columbia ttuu\ Feb.7ih.
The coroner's inquest to ascertain
the cause of the death of four men
killed lu the wreck on the Seaboard
Air Line, 15 mil* 8 from thin city,
uear Blanoy, one wn k ugo y?*Hierd'?\ ,
was held at the undertaking ts'.nb
Ushment of KundeihuiU &i Matteson
yesterday moruing. I hr? verdict of
the jury was: 4iWe And thnf. mtirt
A. A. Stneck, A. J. Whin-, II A
Pattillo and M. C. Watkin ?, Ctt'.Ui
to their deatha in a Collision of 'rain
No. 60 and txtra train No. 6!i8 on
the morning of January 30, 1906
on Seaboaid Air Line railway, near
Blaney, and said colliaion was caused
by carelessness of crew of freight
train No. 668." \
Come and ace the groat cooking
wonder? at our atore all next wepk.
Sen advertisement in thie paper. j
Burn* & BarreU,.
PERSONAL. / C
Mr. B. H. Buuui spent Monday in
Columbia.
Mr M. II. Baum left Wednesday
for Baltimore.
Mr. D G. Fletcher of Wofctville was
in Camden this week.
Mr. Jos Schenk, of Georgetown, is
visiting his brother, Mr. L. Schenk.
Mrs. A. Weinberg who lias been
v t siting relatives here returned to
her home in Manning, Monday.
Mr. N A. Belhnue wae in Camden
on Monday last in attondanoe npo>i
a meeting of the Pension Board.
Mrs.C. , ?J Master Evrctti
left Tuesday for a visit to friends ih.
Bock Hill and relativeo in Chester. i
The friends in Camden of Mr. ft.V
P. Truesdell are glad to soo him a
resident of our town again. Ho has
taken a position at the Gilte Kdge
Store.
Messrs W. F. Malone and John J.
Woikman of Ward 4, C. It. Lewis
of .Ward 2, and A. C. Brown of Ward
1, ar<> Announced in The Ghroniolo
today as candidates for Wardtns
from their respective Ward*. |
The Majestic Manufacturing Co., of
St. Loni". Mo , will have a man at
Burns & Barrett's store all next week
who wlil flhow you how to bake bis*
cuits brown top and bottom in three
minutes Don't miss this chance of
seeing the great cooking wonder.
Mr. G. E. Bateman, until lately
chief of police of Kershaw was sworn
in Monday as a member of the
Lancaster police force. Mr. Bate
man succccds Mr. Thomas L. Ililton.
who has resigned as policeman to
engage in business here, as noted in
the Inst is?>ue of The News. ? Lancas
tor News.
WANTED :^rMen in each state
to travel, post eigne, adyertise and
Inavo sample of our goods. SaUry
$75 00 per month. $8 00 per day
for expense, KUH&MAN Co.. Dept
S, ATL AS BLOQK, CHICAGO.
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Temperance Leot ree.
Rev. E- O. Taylor delivered tbree
temperance lecturei in the Opera
House Ibis week. On account of
the bad weather the leoturea were
not at well attended M they mipbc
have been,
The key position taken by Dr.
Taylor in bis leoturo 'was that
alool|ol| whiuhjs the essential prop
erty of all aluoholtp llquorajsgd the
only thing in them for which men
drink them, is the ? xcrement of the
ycoet iD'proliP, otherwise called 4,bsc
topological bug jqiou'' and Is a
poison anc) not a fpotl j that as a
poison it (b both a natcotle and an
Uritant, that as a narcotic it is in
tho clatjtjifloaiiou with opium, mor
phine, chloral and copainc, and that
therefore it should be put to euoh
used only as aresuitud to its nature,
i ttud he legislated upon wiU* as
much care and restriction as are
exercised concerning the druga with
which it is properly cla*aified. This
he affirm*, is the only aolutiou of the
liquor problt-in because it is thorough
ly scientific and incontrovertible,
.From Ibis point of view he rcaoh
ed the following conclusions:
t 1 There is no more reapon in
modern science for the beverigc
use of alcoholic liquor than for the
beverage use of opium, morphine
er cooalnev
9. The appetite for whiskey is
aa abnormal, unaolentiQu and inex
cusable aa ia the appetite of the
morph'ne f}rn<JL_ r V
3 The ifiod^rate tufc of aloohol Is
a? unsafe in begetting an oncon*
troll able1 appetite aa the moderate
use of cooaina lp cans oole, which
~l>r, Teylor decUrcd the courts
have called Id qneetion although
ontjr one four hundredtn of s grain
of cocaine wa? used .in every aver
age glaee of coca cole, ?
4. There ia no more reason t?
modern ecleace for' the legalisation
of the eela of liquor for beverage
purposes than jar the legalisation,
for the ease pnrpoae, of aerphiee.
? a eaioos er <iepeiesty. le,
therefor*, aa Moh o?? ef piece
It ?*4ere oiviliinfo* m ?mm he
mi ophufc joUt er ? iiitHl
Contract I,?t.
According to notice publiibed tlu
f'ouutv Supervisor wh? in \Vet?i
I Wtifite > t Hicrdiv to lot out th*
!????;. tim;i f >t i opairiog the "Hurdeil"
I hi' contract whs let to
! M. .) |, i I j !)* ?'< ,
Tax Rslurntng Tittle.
Hi* t?j?hti? ho i? 1 1 k <* Washington ?
!{?? cannot l el I a lit*,
But when lid ii.oi'Ih lliH Auditor
| Jn?t v, Aicti him on the hI|.
j 1H bends <lown t<? make returns 1
1 1 ih voic* ?* ?* low a txl <tini ,
lie Know? his ?h*ar nei/hhora,
Kaeh otitf in watching him.
His let tile soil io very I'.eep, I
Many hot to the clay, I
Ih* r>e^*r *aid Inn land cheap,
I1 n til returning day.
Hi^ horae* all ?io very line,
They are ?o tat and j'ay ,
lint llow at tux lelnininx timo,
The) re numbly ehaap today.
Ho would have bristled up to fi^ht,
A day ('f IO hef >tp ;
To any < IU* n wkii k light,
Of him for hem# poor.
I tut. now Id Ixv.r hi# tux return.
It'll pitiful indwd ;
An Inmate o( the pauper's home,
I* uo greater need.? Ex.
RKAL ESTATE TBAN8FEU3.
Nannio T Ktevouson to W A
Fletcher, 57 1-2 acros, $500.
W L Gaskins to T B Clybnrn, 14
aores, $500.
(3 (3 8cott to Toney Thompson, 10
acres jpst north of Camden, 8100.
Lizzie. Dixon to J J Dean, 34 1 2
aores, for^ove and aflection.
Leitner ft Ptmlap to J Brown, 1
lot in t3araden? $60.
A J WHliftfhs to B T Ilaety ; 42
acros, $420^\
Wm C Tpiesdell to D T Hradley,
60 acres, $275.
I) T Bradley to B W Bradley, 63
acre?, $260
,J K Drakeford to H M Drakeford,
15 acres, $75
W J Drakeford. etal, to K K Wat*
kins, 1 16 acres, $5.
W J Drukeford, et al, lo Nunnie I)
Huile, 116 acres, S5.
J K Drakeford, et al, to \V .J
Drakeford, 114 6 10 acree, $5.
W J Watson to J T Stovens, 1 lot
in town of Kershaw, $250.
Etta Truesdell to J T Stevons, et
al, 1 lot in town c<" Kerphaw, $25.
ti Savage to J C Curotoo, fi'2 8.10
acres, $'2,000. rj
Johu Sheorn to T R 'foam, 00 1
acres, SI 00. j
Frank Morou to Heath Supply Co .
10 acres, $200.
A (3 Scott to Allen Richard .sou,
182 aerea, $200.
I) F Spencer to J"N Dunn, 78
acres, *200
(3 A McCafckill to L K McCaskill,
50 acres, $75
Emanuel Fletcher to, King JFletcb
er, 50 acrcs, $1.
King Fletcher to Emanuel Fielch
er, 50 acre", $1.
lidwvrd Anderson ??t al to Wm An
derson, 5 3 4 acres^l.
Administrator's Notice.
Notice is hereby given that ntTSTSven
o'clock 4. M. ou Satuiduy, March 3rd,
1006, I will apply to J B- Phelps, (?sq ,
Judge of Probate for Kershaw County ,
8. G., at hrt? office in Camden, S. O. , for
an order of final discharge an Administra
trix of the Estate of E 8 Vaux do
ceased. ANNE I. deJRK8EY.
Camden, 8. C., Feb. 1st. 1906.
Administrator's Notice
Notice is hereby given to nil parties in
debted to the estate of E. O. McCreight,
deceased, to make immediate payment to
the qq<Jer<rt|N?d and all partjpi balding
claims against said estate must present
same duly attested within one year Irpm
thU date.
*. G. MvCflSIgfiT.
Administrator.
January 28, 1906. ? St.
J I EH E IS YOUR CHANCE
WE. ARE SELLING ALE OK OUR
Sit cost
Having concluded to close iu our
Clothing Stock, consisting of Mens,
Youths and Boys Suits, we are offer
ing them at prices that will make
them go.
COME AND GET THE FIRST PICK
OF THE PILE.
W. H. ZEMP.
SHOE, HAT AND CLOTING MAN.
Jtottoutuemcttte,
FOlt MAYOR.
"> '
Mr. Editor: ? InNresponse to the re
quest of * number of-<pv fellow Citizens
I offer myself ao a candidate f. r fre-mee
tion the office of Mayor subject {o the
action of the Democ-ratio Primary.
Respectfully.
II. (i. ("A li RI80N .
January 25, 190<5
Mr. Editor Wa present the uaiue of |
Dr. W. J. l)unn for Mayor th? ap
proaching election, subject to the Dam- 1
ocratio primnrv. Dr. Dunn is an ener
getic and capablo innn, umi Iirh made an
efficient Alderman from his ward, nod it
elected Mayor will make an* eflicient
Mayor, and will he active in all tlmt
pertains to the progress of Catudeti
Friends.
FOlt ALDERMEN.
At our requeft. Mr. VV E. Reed lr t
consented to stund for electi"n -tt tl ?
coming primary election ?h AM nil* ?
lioiii our Ward, and will abide the rcsu
according to the rules of the Democai
pnr'y. Many Voters of Ward No. 1.
To The Voters in W/rd One : ?
I herebv uimoutjCe myself aa n can< j
dat*? for Warden in Ward 1. f mal
this amriuuncncnt with no promisor
~?>?i to discli*.ge the duties imposed up
on tue to the best of ley ability, I
A. C. Krown. j
At the solicitaiton of mv friends I 1
lipreby announce myself a c indidate for !
re.elec.tion to the office of A'dennan!
from Ward 2, subject to the rules of the j
Democratic primary. (\ U. Louis, t
i
Thanking my friends for the v? ry com- |
plimentary terms in which they have j
connected my name with the Wardenship j
in the approaching city ele'cion, I her.*, j
bv announce myself a candidate for Al- ,
dernian from Ward 3, and wish to say '
that if 1 am tho nominee 1 will wo.k to
the intercuts of the city.
Rcsnect fully,
David Wol'e.
Mr. Militor ? In response to the requst
of a Jnrire number of the voters of Ward
Four I Vhercby announce myself ma
candidate for Warden from tliiu Ward at j
the approaching municipal election,
subject to result of the primary election
{ to be held. John J. Workman.
We think Mr. W. F. Malor.e a proper
man to represent Ward 4 io the t,)?y
Council. Ilis record as an Aldermah i?
before you, WaA one of the prltne j
workers in furnishing the flity with
lights Wltor, also the Caintlen Hose
Company Always alive to tho City's
improvement. Voters,
Mr Editor i-^Plfaici apnouooe Mr W
, R- UquCV mi ? oaodidafe for Aldermnn
i from that part of the annexed territory
West of Lyttleton street known as ~Ward
0. * Friends. !
SUMMONS FDR RELIEF.
(Complaint Served.)
South Carolina, ) Court of
Kershaw County, J Common Pleas.
Newton O. Boykin as Administrator
of the E?fate of E Miller Boy kin
an4 in his own right,
Plaintiff,
Against
Lucy C Boykin, Harwell IT. Boy
kin, M. B Green, Eliza Q. Man
ntng, A J). Kennedy As if/nee of
Tim Farmers <$' Merchants Hank
of Camden, ft C, and C If.
Yali'S and J T Hay Agents of
Creditors of The Farme/^ and
M n'h'txAs Bank of Camden, -a C.,
N'Vte (,' Man Administratrix of
tin ] state of John C Man, rej>re- \
s*. ?' ? ng as a class numerous cred
ilt . of The Farmers Mer
ck 's Bank . F J Pvlzer, The \
(V ? lesion . Savings Institution,
J< : <h W Barnwell, Jteceiv r of
tla ')eKalh Cotton Mill, Me. In
tosl, .$? Seymour Co, of Auburn,
N Y , K OUver, and other credi
tors of the Estate of E. Miller
Boykin ,
Defendants.
To the i lefvMxlHiiis nhove named : ?
You iiro hereby summoned and re
quired to ansswor the complaint in this
; action,. of which a copy in here
j with nerved upon you, and to serve
i a copy ?>f your anw vt'or to the said com
plaint on the subscribers or.
?<r of them at their oflico in
Camden, &. 0., within twenty days after
the service hereof, exclusive of the day
I of gfich. service; and if you (ail l<* an
I swi?r the complaint within the Uwe rtforo
iuid , the plaiutiff in tld? notion will ?^>
pi v^j the Court (or the relief d^nnnd
ed in t tip complaint
Dated Camden, 8. Or, Jan. 25th. A D.
I?0?.
KlltKLAND A SMITH.
Plaintiffs' Attorney*.
To the Defendant* Rt Oliver and Mc
Intoah and Hey aaour. Company.
Take notioe that the Summons and
Complaint In the above entitled action
have been filed thifc 26th day of January,
1006, in the office of the Clerk of the
Court of Common Picas for Kershaw
County, at Camden. S:^5, ?
Xiit&UAKU A gftU'i'K.
9- Plaintiffs' Attorneys.
Camden, 8. C., January 26th, 1906.
Majestic Baking Demonstration!
On? Week Feb. 12th to 17th,
* We hearli]y invito rur
friendn to coll any day during
the ?l>ove n><,n,i?Re^ FfM
<tnd up w|H tlcwonstrato the
superior qualities of the
NEW MAJESTIC MALLE
ABLE AND CHARCOAL
IRON RANtiES,
Tii? Majeitic Malleable
and steel range ** formerly
turned out by tb*- Majestic
people lias beep considered
throughout the entire oeuntry
par -excellence and far ahead
of any other range wade.
But with the New 'Charcoal
Jron Body in place of Steel,
making it doable it* vg'ue,
and lh? tapt that it la the only
range in eg ietvace wade of
Malleable and Charcoal Iron,
yot* c&u poadilv tbnt if
quality i? considered, the Mr.
{?"tic bads by a big margin
We want you to eall at our
store durlr.g this week, and
lot u# pxp|a|n th|a ne<r feat*
lire Cbsrcpgl Iron Bodies,
let ua explain* by it ia the
best material for rang* bodies
and incidentally, * hy it ia
not ?fed on filter ranges. We
you tf> cafl II yce in
tend to boy or not. |ts tlie ia
formation gained wtfl serve
you in the future,
HOT COFFEB AV.D BI8
CUITS FREE.
Coma en j dgy t|?i? week
gtti bavf buttered M Vtaeolw
gnu hot coffee. Biscvfte bak
HI op a Hfjeetip Is tfrre* ate.
a tee whije joo w?K
v? Wf vttor H we4
th ? mtttMt.lt Iron pln-oxtsnsion
w Hr front, whicb has mors
turttco than any .-_
o'lW, huppAc* il>udmc? tmyfT
ot hot w*Ur to VOT.Il
?H f?n? H U>? hoooa tttakttlho
mkmmm m
fl HfffHiM
4 I
rSSsST1? St' SW i*** Pre^^BHB|
_ 5 1 V?te;?.!5=!a; 3&3SisSg
BURNS
Factory
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SYNDICAT
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HIRSCH BR
For the benefit of our appreciative |
. . . , ,k ........... , - . ?w * XI * "T "* * - -
customers our Great Mill and Facto- 1
r> #
ry Syndicate Sale will continue ten
days longer. Come while this great -
opportunity is presented. M
? 7 ? - - v Ha
Respectfully,
BROS. &