The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 16, 1906, Image 2
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Camden. 8. O.
OAIIDKN. 8. O . KKU 1<> MOO
To 'Die Di'tno^rallf VoterN Of
The City Of Cmndmi, N. 1'.
The voters of l ho several wards
will meet at the Opera House at 8
y. m. on Friday evening, l'ebruary,
23d, for the purpose of oigsniziog
into waid cloh. It has been miy
gosted that for the new wards, all
that, territory north of Boundary
Htreet and east of t h ? extension of
Littleton Street, shall he known as
ward No. KIVK/: ? and all that ler
ritory north of Boundary and weal,
rf Littleton shall he known ns Ward
No. SIX. Kacll wurd club shall
organize'hy tho election of a Pres
ident, a Secretory and a Represent
ative on tho Executive C >mmitee.
It in also suggested that each club
appoint a cormniteo to h?*? t, that
wards are registered on I It <? club rolls
*11 democratic voters in I lie several
wardH, as this is prerequ isite for
voli ng.
Immediately after the organiza
tion of the ward clubs, the presi
dents and l lie representatives, just
elected, will meet, elect a member of
the executive committer, at large,
and further orginizebv the election
of a City Chtirman. and ^ccreta
rv : ? and attend to anv furthur
business ?h to the an augments of
the primary election wnich will
ikceording to p;ist rub's be held on
the third Tuesday in March, being
the 20'.h day of the mouth.
Hy older of
Marine* Baum, Chairman.
Jno. W. Corhett, Secretary.
Other city paper will please copy
Tlw Southern Jew* In the Wnr
lletwwwi the Nlafox.
Wo have b? f<>io on h copy <>f
"Tho Amerirun Hebrew" published
nt 480 Fifth Avonue, N. Y. Thit.
particular edition wrb gnii?n out
in celebration ?> f tho two hundnd
and fiftieth aniversary of the set
tlement <>f llio .Jews in North Amer
ica. It ia profusely illustrated,
containing outs of many important
person ages and places. Among the
cute of men *vc observe l!iat of
Baruet L. Solomon, father of Mrs.
Manner* Baum, (.f our town. We
read with much interest the fol
lowing :
"The f! onfi derate States of A iner
ica recognized fully and appi eel a tod
the t brain, bravery and eharactcr of
their Jewish citizens, an every
record will demomtt. .*to. Many
who pntrrnl tho ivrmv as private
received ippid promotion ? *s Cap
tain Joseph Kranklat.d of General
W heeler'* eta IT ; Marcus liaurn of
General Kershaw's HtnlV, who lost
hia life ?t tho little of thn Wilde, i
neon and waa mentioned in gene -si
onderti f t? r distinguished bravery."
Mr. Buum above reft'?>d to is h
brother of .Mr. Manncs I'nuu), win
also is ho old v. ,> ran and
nerved with c<>UPpicuo?i>* gailanlrx
through that voliii' great struggle.
(Jood Konds
The moat crying need of Kershaw
County ia good roads. Roads over
which one nifiv tmvel with Some
degree of comfort; roads over which
the farmers' cotton and produce
generally may ho brought to market
without rink of hying lott 1 ? v the way
aide.
^ ct, farmer* have to oo v. l'?
boles and alinont imo^Mst' lo h'gh i
\va\9. I< nn a.- i that mai hours hp
lost on tho w >y, to town lo say noth
ing of the wear and t.nc on and
destruction of ? o?)V?*yanr>es.
Why cannot '.I. in be reme lied? I?
oeeniR to ns that with tho tax<?* ex
acted, wo are not in auch tin uncial
ciroumitftT'C'^a fi>st it is iinoossi'. ^
to have what we deserve and what
absolutely neeossary to our welfare.
The deptliR of our sand beds and the
present conditions generally are
paralyzing Camdoti from a business
standpoint. Let evory citizen do
jpand good roads. Wo will remain
at n-atandstill until we got them.
? * * *
Former Senator David B. Hill, of
New York, wbd ia (-pending the
winter here is in Columbia. He
has been invited to address the
borate of representatives at 3
o'clock this afternoon.
We learn that an important moot,
.fog of the Cottf-n G roar ciV Assoeia
lion of Kerabaw connty will be held
;? ta Camden, on Tbumday, March 1st
Safe yon made toot tax ratarnef
If Ml, why not. Nest Teceday, the
?Hft^ le Ike lael
JOEL HOUGH.
On Monday morning, Feb. 12th,
1906, In the 66th year o ( bis age,
Joel H"u tfh, C ler !< <>f Court o t Ker
hIisw County, departed thin life,
I surviving him his wife
w!i> is h daughter of t tie
i Inte .Joseph K. KirkUnd, and
seven children ? tlvo Mono nnd two
d augh let s. Something more tlian
the dimple un nnu ncement i? due lo
till) deceased, although if Ins w I a h -
es were known, he would doubtless
object to any statement iu detail of
1 1 1 m record. Bui ho in dead, h i ? re
cord in IiIh own and it will coipfort
his I ?ved onea to read it and it will
csuge liia old comrades to rccall
J of I Hough an he wax.
He wm8 a eon of Joseph Hough
miwI Lavitiia Klliolt and he had
eignt brothers, William I)., Anion,
| John K, Joseph, Sampson, laaae,
Nalliuniel au<l Momi'h Hough, and
two sisters Sctrah Katridge and Su
#'?u A Grnham, all of whoin prede
ceased him. He and hla brother, N? ?
thaniel were born on Li'lle Lynch
Crfick in Kershaw County on
May 24, 1811, and they had auoh
schooling ft m could be obtained in
the country schools of that day.
Ilia people came originally from
Wales and settled in Smjih Caroli
na prior to the Bur o' American
independence, in which they bor? a
worthy psr'i H|id lliey and their de
scendants have alwaya been known
as men upon whom their State
could count.
All of hia brothers, who survived
until the war between the Stn'f-.
entered I he Confederate army. In
the winter of 'til, when a cab * ? ?
made for volunteer*, ho and hi.
twin brother Nathaniel, then In
their twentieth year, vol in' eered
promptly i" 'he Flat Rook (in mis,
f'apl. C. C Hiiile, Co. (i. 2nd S. C.
In fun i ry.
()<i April 28, 18(51, this Company
left home f->r Virginia, going to t lie
"OM?t of w i r with Colonel, afterwards
Gen .1 M Kershaw, Hut Joel was
tit t!ir. t i m <- nick and it was a sorrow
to h ;i> that he could not go along
with imh brother between whom and
hints' If l It ?? most beautiful devotion
exi?t?'d. So he missed the llrst bat
tl" "f Manage a, tint, it was not long
until lie reported for duty, and from
? !;?!?. time until the surrender at
(}teen-'b<?ro\ April 27, 18(55, ho wits
at hi-t o<\V , ? xeept that he was absent
ufi. C-5 ?? * I y h l?u g, where "In the
():<?' i?i" lie received two desperate
?v < e; ? !? ? one arm anil one le<y being
aim \,l toui from his body by a
wheii. He had not suilluienlly re
covered and so mlaaed tho great
battle of Chickamauga, Sept. 19-20,
18(53. Hut he rejoined hia com.
nia'td in Fist I'ennessee, in the
r f 18(54, ami participated in
it? ^loiiouj record until the end of
l he v/ tr.
]\ i e in a pail of his record:
-.i-viii iIhvh battles around Uicli
mord, iii 1802, Maryland Heights,
Sim rpshu rg, I' i ?1 ?? i icksburg, Sslem
Church, Gettysburg, Knoxville,
Ii? Hti Station, The Wilderness,
Si>oi,iay Ivivuiu Court House, Colli
Harbor, I'elorsbu rg, Halkehatchle,
HenLonvi'le ? but why name them ?
Just say it i b record was the biuha ne>
that of Kcrbhaw'b bilgado, except
jo no bnlll* when ho wttw absent on
wounded furlou/h.
Mr. Hough wns never noisy
about anything. IIo alwa\s an
swered when called upon to do any
duly. That Le frequently display
ed coursye of the highest order w ah
often observed by his sup-rior olH
eers, notably Col Frank Gaii'iard at
<.he Wilderness' and the knlghtlv
Kershaw at Cold Harbor.
Hut he has If ft tin! lie hae
"crossed owr Hie river and resin
under the shade of tlie treeB." lie
comuiuneH with th^se who have
eone tin before. With Capt. Jos
V Cunningham, Diekinson Jones,
Uohert Gardner, t olutnbuH Han
kin, VViliinm Truesd ile, Burweli
I'i uesde II, W m. Youug JliuiuvShe
ii : n. Daniel Kiikley," G??o. Mel),
liowei ", Jo Knlkf nberi y, lii 1 1 v Wm1,
Kinnk Most-lev, Crnddiek Moaeley ,
?I i>e I llo.ly, l\ .?hind Kukland, . I ? ? h
Willi nn?, K M. II biuaon, the ^ :* I
lani Notlh ("an iinian who coult'
not drill hi k." |> u;> with his com
tumid but would ??'' u-h himself t
any other command that was ei ?
il ?l>e?l, and wiii k !l< d at Spotts>l
v i n i a (Viurt II -use, and many,
ir. n ny oilier* w ho \ o ih< ir lives ii
hri I If I re i I \ f ?. 1 lie! i Ci.i :i t r V.
? * * "I'm v die i for n-!
I'hey pound mjt 111- ii !?;?? d, rei.
lien t'.nd puie in a ram f i us, an '
yi ?. 1 1? m ?. y ouii? and w ir^i in ny go
1>". will nol f i >.'i ' ! I us" hoy
v?\t ? d.e 1 in vain t ? i iii " It w;
a ps-i'.id dt wiiii el ion io have bee'
el ?> ? 'I'd ? uh such tn? n
Mi. Hough was oonored in peacj
hh h. was gallant in war. Aftei |
the Statu was rcTiud in '70 from
ill" despoi't i-, he serwd two term1
hh i'onnly Seh >ol Commissionei v J
two verms hs u iiiembrr of the Legit-- 1
la.n. ? and ns Clrtk of the Cour
fr? i.i IS'.) '2 uu'.il h:? -le.it h. In a-i |
thing i .1 ?>* I Hough wns conspicuous
f..i I. is ll i lily, and hu record in
war, as iu poaoo, in a proud hen
t s* f? o ho h is U f i Ins sons and daught
erp, and his eon.rades anvl friends
will eh^riah for him a pleasant re
turn! bet ance.
The funeral ser?ic?s wero held
from the Haptist Church of frhloh
denomination he had been a mem*
ber for about fifty year*, at 3
o'clock ou Tuesday afternoon. The
unusually largo, concourse of sor
rowing friends who attended lh?
funeral bete ample testimony of the
tary high esteem in whioh this
good man ?ri? bald.
Tli* following gtnUsasn noted nn
V'.*M fearer* : Active ? W. K. Run
nel), ViT^Af. Shannon, J. It De
Loachc, W\ II. Clarke, J. I). Mc
Dowall ao(VvW. A. Ancrutn. Hon
or*! y ? John J. Thompson, Maj. K.
H. Cttntey, K.) S. NeliUn, Sr., W.
Trantharn./Sr., ('. J Shannon,
Sr., C. L. Kv/oe, J. M. Pludpe, Sr.,
A. D. Kennj/ly, Sr , H. K Hmlu and
4?r. A A. Moor>.
l^eraiiaw\oouutM feela the !?<?* of
. h i h uff and Hue
patriot, and to the faimlv turviviug
-ve extend our tenderest sympathy.
? wwrnnc'Mii'gMiMiiif iii wi ibhkh>w.
Administrator's Notice.
Notice ia hereby jdven that at eleven
.'clock A. M oil Saturday, Match 3rd,
Itf06, I will ii|?|?ly to J. II. I'helpa, Kh<| ,
?fudffe of Probate for Keridiaw ('ounty,
O.. at Ida office in C'amdon , 8. (\, for
an order of Dual dim-har#* aa Admjoiatra
rix of the Kbtatc of 10 S Vanx de
ceatad. ANNK I. deJEKBKY.
Camden, 8. C., frVb ) Ht. 5906.
Administrator's Notice
Notice ia hereby Kiven to all parties in
debted to the catale of K. O, McOrei^ht,
deceased, to make Immediate Daymen! to
the underaigtu d and all parti ca holding
cluiniH a^ainut aaiH c.atata muat prchcut
aaint) duly attcntod within one year from
this date, * 49
U. d. McCKKIOIIT.
Administrator.
January 2H.
Notice of Election)
OF A HKK.'l DISPENSER FOR
CAMDEN.
N' dico i* hereby given that an e
I 'ction for u Hoer Dinponser for Cam
d?n will ho held on Tuusday, Match
Dili. 1906. Applicants for this posi
tion innat. li c thi n applications with
t ho undersigned.
IJy order of tho Dispensary Hoard
II. Truesdel, Clerk.
Feb. 16. 1906. *
Notice of Election
OF A DISPENSER FOR 11 K
T NUN E.
Notioe is hurebv given that, an elec
tion for a di-penser of Bethune w i 1 1
be hold on Tuesday, March 9, 1906
Applicants for this poaitioti iiiuh( file
their applications with tho under^
signed.
By order of the Pisponsary Hoard
1 1 . Ti u< sdel, C'ter k .
Feb. 16, 1906.
Notice of Election
OF DISPENSER AND CLERK
FOR CAMDEN
Notice is hereby given that an o!t-c.
tion for a dispenser and cleik for
the Camden Dispensary will 1)h held
ou Tueaday, March 9, 1900 Appli
c,%nlH l^r these positional mom file
their app ic.itionB with the undersign
ed.
My order of the Dispensary Board
U. Truosdel, Clerk.
Feb 16,1906.
I City Registration.
Oh March l?t, 2i"l ntxl 3rd, the
. hooks for the registratiQtt of the
' citizens of Carndon, S, 0 , nntl : tlie
I recently annoxod territory d^Kirk >
wood, will be opened in tho Obunriil
Chamber. Camden, H C., from 9 a. m.
io 5 ?>. m , and from 3pm t.o ft p. m.
oaeh day ? Thursday, Friday and
i Saturday, so named above. Under
the Uw, no one can vote at, oither the
coming primary- or city election un
ions he is registered
T. H Denton,
Supervisor of City Registration
Feb. 16, 1900.
Sheriff's Sab,
j Scot a Salmohd, )
vs > Attachment for
1 T G W it Hams S Rent
Und??r sirnl by virtue of a wnir.nt. f!1
attachment for r>>uf, i?*ii in the above
; stilt ed ea?e by J ??<?! U"U*b, Kiq., Clerk
j of the Court for Ki'rxtuw Coni?tv, I will
sell in front of tho old Court House io
Camden, fl. C . ???? tho first Monda\ in
Nlttreli , thieo (3) bales of lint Cot
ton weitfbin^ about 1415 pound* ; alao
about !?6P0 ponmla <>f Cotton Seed.
Terms of Sale? Cash
J. S. T li A NTH AM,
8. K. C.
Fob. 11. 11-06.
.Sheriff's Sals.
Sonth Carolina ?Richland County.
In the Court of Common Pleas.
G. A. Gniynard, )
Plaintiff, ?
) Execution.
Against ^
Charles K. Pdinter )
Under and by virtue of tho at?OT*?
stated expedition, 1 will srll at J. C. Rol
lin^'t nilll (formerly Cureton't, Mill)
about ton miles West of Camden, on the
first Monday in March, lt>06, within the
lejfil hour# of s*l?, (ho following de
ar ri bed personal property :
Two Filter Presaea,
One Pntnp,
One Ihnamo,
One Rotary Pnmp,
One lot of HouschoH and OfTW Farnv
tare,
One sat of Smelting Work* and Ma
chinery.
Terms of Sal< ? Cash.
J. 8. TRAM rH AM.
Feb. 1
AT
1'hc Famous Gilt Edge Store:
New Spring Goods arriving every!
day. Cotton Goods are going up, but
these goods are going to be sold at the
same old price as we contracted for
them before the rise in price.
Our line of White Goods is com
plete and lovely and just as cheap as
you have ever bought them.
m
If it is Wash Goods you are look
ing for, such as Ginghams, Madras,
Percales, Cheviots, Blouse Linen,
Cal. Linens, Etc., we have them.
We are still slashing prices on our
line of Tailored suits, Walking Skirts,
Cloaks, Blankets and all heavy Dress
goods. Now is your time to get a
bargain in these goods.
We are handling the celebrated F.
S. Royster and other good Brands
of High Grade Fertilizers, Huriate
Potash, Nitrate Soda and all of the
high grade mixtures, which we will
sell at closest cash price or on ap
proved papers.
Give us a call. ,
Youis Respectfully,
THE FAMOUS GILT
EDGE STORE.
* ?
P. T. Yllltpigue, Proprietor.
Undertaking.
CA1.I.S ATI'KNDKI) A N V HOl li DAV OK NIGHT.
m . !?:. <). M' ( KICK* JIT. ,
PICTURE MOULDme.
FRAMES MADE TO ORDER. MATS CUT BY MACHINE
I -ST. I:. O. McCREIGHT.
COTTON SEEdT*^
He/ore settling or exchanging your
cotton seed see us.
>/>
VI word to the wise is sufficient"
W. R. EVE, JR., Manager.*
< < >11 f>Iill.'
Faint, Paint, Paint!
Harrison's Town and Coun
try Paint. Recognized as
one of the best on the mar
ket. Outside and inside.
Carriage and Furniture. All
Colors. Very lasting and a
fine surface coverer.
COBBlCf ? - . ?LOTHIN?
JWmJv Jf &tM, Wrff*
A large stock of Fall and Winter
Dry Qoods, Clothing, Hats and a
splendid line of Ladies Qoods of ev
ery description. Call and see me.
DAVID WOLFE.
Comfort and Economy
The Wilson responds so accurately
and unfailingly to its dampers that when
the room is once warmed, by opening the draft
wide you can set the dampers and maintain
an absolutely even and healthful temperature.
With a WILSON WOOD HEATER.
it is just as comfortable in the farthest corner
of the room as it is within a few feet of ihc heater.
This means health and comfort.
The patent Hot Blast Down-Draft, found
only in the Wilson, consumes every particle - of",
burnable elements in the wood, thus giving
greater heat with one-half the tuel.
For f- ti It* l>y
WGEISKNHHIMER.