The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 01, 1906, Image 2
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PUBLISHED KVKHY FRIDAT
HY >
W- X-i.
8dik kihtion UA'rta: ? One year, $1.60,
an laoiklht, 76 < enli; throe month*, 40
c*nt?.
. ran A nv aaTim.Na : ? Ordinary
ti ausient advertinments, first insertion
i l ,(>o i?<-r square ; oach tuhHoqueat in>
ssrtion f>Q cenia per square.
locals, 6 cents pur line each in*
a art Ion.
Ol !k*ari#? shargsd for at sans rata* at
advertising.
Osxdidiitt'H' Card* for County offices
f,\00. Congressional $10.00.
Ha' ;'H for contract, advertising will he an
nouneed upon application at the ofllce.
Remittances by checkh, diiiftH anil pod a)
money ordera ahould ho made payable
t? W. L. MoDOWKLL,
Camden. 8. C.
OaMDKN. H. G., MAY 25, 1 906
CIMzen No. "I Itepliw.
Air. Editor: ? Please allow me
n little space to reply to "Citizen"
through your columns with regard to
tho dispensary situation. I happen
to l<now something about the people
of Kershaw county and it will take
evidences of more mental enlibro than
"Citizen" ha? displayed to under
mind tho manhood of these people
? when they realize what a low esti
mate he puts on them by appealing
to prejudice about the cotton weigh
ing business to dictate a policy for
thorn to pursue.
Let us analyze the ineonsintency
of Home of his statements. In one
br?ath lie says the Kershaw people
have been outraged hy Lancaster
people in the weighing matter and
in I he next breath he snya show your
manhood and let the Lancaster conn
ty people give you a Dispensary.
Don't sign any petition ? in other
words just plow on."
The people have realized by this
time that bo was considerably ofT in
the statement that the DancatiUr
peoplo would bo around to interfere
wilh tin' ?.?n.,V/.i hh Mossrs. I). M.
Kirkley, I) A. Hrown, (). M. Osy
end J. T. Truesdel, with tho asni?t~
ance of Mr. W. L Croxton are fho
gentlemen who aro presenting the
petition.
ile insinuates that the town coun
cil in very much interested in tlio
testier ? (it in presumed that ho
ap^nkn nidi authority.) Part of the
Council Imve signed a petition not to
r.* inb. any Dispensary. The
livHt potition sent out in Kershaw
county was presented to 50 men and
AS nignod it, and if thoy had an op
portunity to vote they would vote it
?>:il of the county. The old Dispen
k ry stump that they have been
shipping tho tlev i I around ho long
ir< fast decaying and tho good peo
pU of So*tW Carolina will . inject a
Ullle nocain to alleviate tl. ? pain and'
extract the last root.
Lancaster connty voted out tho
Dispensary 8 to 1. and tho town of
Korahaw voted 92 against and 2'- in
favor of tho Dispensary and the sen
timent growing stronger in favor of
nn^ump. Not over a half dozen
drunk men have boon incarcerated
in tho guard house since the election,
lines growing less and trade improv
ing, "Citizen'' forgot to mention
tho big revenue for the schools
which is 40 cents a year to the
scholar So tho boys could not im
bide much manhood from thai
source. Citizen No. 2.
llnso Hall vs. Sevrorngp.
We rig not condemning baseball.
F.ir from it, wo are gladly anticipat
ing iho Reason und a victoriousCam*
don team. We believe Unit the
b aft cb a 1 1 spirit instills life i J llio
community otherwise dull during
the summer mouths. Then two.
this flendly rivalry betweon the
various towns in ihs lesgut; briugs
euch In closer contact and the
result is surely bsncflclsl.
Other TVfiyn could bo enumerated
w hereby base bull exercises u helpful
spirit where played. The fever, n?
it were, has extended over tho length
and breadth of America Cam
den has not escaped and the number
(^'enthusiasts in the com unity in ox
peedingly great ? all putting forth
(.very possiblo powsr and regardless
of expenae for r baseball team.
Is seems to us that while this
pleasant sport is beiug encouraged,
there is a necessity ??- that is being
overlooked; that while the baseball
fever ha* the populace mad, the
question of sewerage has fallen luto
. oblivion.
It Is not our position that base
ball should be sacrificed to sewer
age; that the funds collected for
the maintalnance of a team should
forthwith be appropriated to the es
tablishment of a sewerage system.
Let baseball flourish ; we wish it
long life; but we do say that as
loud a<&rj at is being made for ball,
su mtfch gutter and 'mightier In
toiulN should be the cry for what'
?as the primary motive la tha aa*j
p-rrr- r 7#
? .
. . .. . . - * ?
uexation of Kiikwood ? snwerage.
We have contracted baseball unci
eewerage In one editorial, pot to
deprecate the former, hot merely to
nhow that the people are directing
their energies in one direction, to
the disregard of the other. We
wake* u plea for dlvibion. The I
health of the community ahould lit
thu first consideration. How poor
will lie the attendance at the i'aik
if the cltizena are prostrated h y
fr.ve i? So, for eteli ?iry for haaehalh
?ink? lea for aaweiage; we nc*??I in
?erioualy, and we cannot underetaatf
why the Hiihjrct in not receiving ita
j u at attention.
An Ordinance .
To Prevent Disturbances of
Schools, Academic#, Ktc.
He it ordained by the Mayor and Al
dermen of the ('ily of Camden, S, in
Council asHcmhled, and !>y uullioriiy of
tllW Mllllf!.
Seo. |. It uliftll be unlawful for liny
peraon. At or near any hcIioo! homo or
institution of learning in thin <)|ty, to
I engage or attract by con vernal ion, sig
nal*, xoumh), loitering in the neighhor
liood during ncliool hours, or in any oth
er manner, the attention ol arty of the pu
pil* or ti uchern ot hh i?i t-ehoola or Ilitititu
tioiiN, to the disturbance of the name. or
to the detriment of the discipline thereof
Sec. II. Any violation of thi? ordi
nance h )? a 11 he punii>lie<l l>y a (irie not to
exceed one hundred Dollars or imprison
ment not exceeding (HO) daya in the ?li??
cretioii of the Recorder,
Katitlrd in Council assembled this '^Kth
day of May I'JOG.
If. (J. CAKItlKON,
M ay or,
J. J. (iiiodale,
Clerk
May 29th, 1!I0?.
urrv taxis, m.
An Ordinance To liaise Sup
plies Kor The Year Of Our
Lord, 1 900.
Hr* it orilnint'tl by tlio Mayor hiuI Alilor
iihmi of tlir City of (!am?l?n, S, in
< ' o u i > < 1 1 ami l>y (lie authoriry of
(lie snine th.it tho following tax*** l>?* and
iii?? i-rtinf- :ui* htrby for tlm current
year from t M?? Int tiny of January, l'JOfi, to
to tlitt !>lst (Uv Of l)e<!t>i!iuor, IUOd.
A tax of Kigbt 18) Mil!? on each and
every dollar of Ileal and Personal proper
ty within tins corporate lini'ts of Cumdon,
S. C., on (ho 1 h t tiny <>f January, 11(0(1.
Section 1 That nil able bodied M.'ile
Persona between I bo agon of Kigliteen and
Wi f ty years, residing within lite corpor
ate limitH, not exempt from road duty
undor the laws of the State, ahull work
the Htieels, wav? and bridges under th?
direction (if stteh oveiseera as may bo ap
pointed, for u Kp.iee of time not exceeding
Twelve day* iu one year: Provided;
That at a time of receiving the notice uiiy
person may pav to tlio person giving snCti
notice Tluee ($3) Dollars Commutation,
wlii.di Him! I be received in lieu of the
wotk, and tbat any person lefumjipto pay
the said Commutation shall bo fluid not
lean tlian I'ivo ($1) Dollar* nor moro
Jiiuii 'L>n ($10) Dollar*, or be iuipris*m?d;
?tot Im.i than Tea uor more than TwMf
days. or bo both fined and imprisoned, iu
Hih discretion of the Recorder.
Seel ion II. The following licences
ahull bo paid in advance on demand.
All businesses except when otherwise
apt cifled, aro understood to commence
from the first day of May, 1900, to the
:10th day of April, 1HU7 :
Agents, claim and collection, a
lone or in connection with oth
er business,
Ageuev, commercial, ttlonc or iu
connection with other busi
ness, to consumers,
Agency, real est at o. alone or in
connection with other busi
Agenoy, excursion agents or oth
ei wise soliciting sale of ,ick
ets,
Agency or Agencies not special
ly mentioned uloae or in con
nection with other business
Auctioneers, or vondue masters.
Architocts, alouo or in connec
tion with uny other business,
Bakery.
Baaks, ea.-b, ulone or in connec
tion with other bu&inssi,
Barber Shops, one chair
(Kach additional cliair")
Billiard. l'uol or Bagatell Table.-,
kept for public piny ear.),
alono or in connection with
other buaiuotti.
Bill Postern. alone or In contiei>
ti'>n with other business,
Brick Dealet t , alor.p or in con
nection with other business),
Blacksmith Siir ps, one f^rgs,
(Rach addit.cii.d forge)
Boarding Houses, '.ileitis tran
sient hoarder* ^widows sx
nmnt)
ilookv and Stuti >;:i rv,
Moot und S.i ?v Stops. c ?nt> hand,
(U?< 1i iut? i it iu I'.jtl i.aml
Bottling Wt<rk-?
Bowling Alloy fur public play
Broker in Bonds N? ti> Stock*,
alone or in conm-clion with
Hunks or any oth;?i business,
whether havfng an ollice or
not,
Broker Merchandise, for him
self or ot hern
Broker, buying or selling futures
in cotton, grain or merchan
dise
Builder*' Supplies, with other
business,
Building und Loan Associations.
Local ,
(Agents, lion resident)
Butchers, dealers in meats,
Bucket , Shops
Bicycle Dealers, in connection
with other business
Bicycle Repairs, Shops.
Canvassers to consumer*, (non
resident)
Commission merchants
Cabinet *hons making or repalr
ing furniture,
Candy Factories, or dealers on
streets.
Chiropodist,
Carriage, buggy and wation deal
ers. alone or in connection
with other bueiness.
Carriage, buggy and wagon Agtr,
to consumers.
Civil Engineer or suryeyor, resi
dent. ' -V
(uon resident)
0 lotting second hand, whether
la oonoection with any ether/
WiImm or boi, y
Carnival Shows, ?t discretion of
Mayor.
Ci rentes, at discretion of Mavor.
Coal and ('olie Dealers or Wood,
whether in connection with
other business or not
Confectionery aud Kruit dealers.
each stand
Contractors or Builders, taking
con I racts.
Corn or Flour Mills,
(/'i'IIoq Huyeri, ami >> i j i {>{>? r s .
alone or in connection with
other hUnilJOMM,
( 'otton S*ed Ot | XI ill,
Cotton Seed buyer*, non-repj
dent ,
(V>tton Mill*.
Dentist. i#?xj'a'v,
rwiilui f??r w??k;
J )<* i i K Store*,
'I >ruui'ne n tu Commuters,
, Ivut in Mouses or Kentaiirsnt*,
Fleet ri? !,igh< Plants,
Kx|>ri'H?i Company,
Planing arid Lumber Mills,
Fertilizer dealer*, or fttrtilivail
and advance!
firocories. wholesale and retail
< iilrismiths and general repair*
Motel*, over $!i p r day
(under per day;
lee factories
Insurance, Fir#, each company,
IiiHuiHiiee, Life each company,
Jewelry and WatcbcH.
Laundry,
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable*,
Live Stock Sale Stables, uloneor
in connection with other
biiaineps.
Live Stock Halo Stable* public
or private, transient per
wee U,
Merchants Stock le*? tlian $-'00
JjOHt tllllll $'r>00
Over iess than
Over $1,000 h'HH then $2,000
Oyer 2,000 less than 8.0U0
Over 3,1:00 less than 4,000
Over 4,t)U0 less than 6,000
Feather Henovators,
Flying Jenny or Merry Go
Hound, resident first month.
Filch mihsetpieiit month, run
ning 12 months. p.r
month. Neii resident, none
le*s, $80 per month.
Foundry or Machine Shop,
Fortune Teller and A*trolerger*.
Furniture dealers an merchants
Fish anil Oyster dealer, alone mr
in connection with other huer
iiK"tfl, per month.
I lurness. repair shop
Ice dealer, alone ur in connection
with other business,
Itinerants ? as quack doctor or
sclilnjf patent medicines,
pictures, maps or selling or
engaged in any other busi
ness not special I y mentioned
shall pay $ > per day or flo
pt* r weok
I co ' ream saloon, not in connect
tiou with other business.
Ice Cream or Ice Cream Cake*.
from hand cart, or box,
?Junk Shop Dealer*,
Labor Agents,
Land Loan Company or ayent
negotiating loans,
Lightning Hod Agents,
Lumber Vard and Dealer,
Machine Shops, alone,
Marble or Stone Yard,
Merchant Taylor, alone resident,
( Non resident)
Musical instruments,
Newspapers, daily, (religious ex*
empt)
Weekly. vreli?ious exempt)
Monthly, (religious exempt)
Oil Companies, to dealer*,
Oculist, or optician, itenerant,
per month or fraction,
Public Halls, for hire,
I'aint Shop, House or Sign Faint
or by contract.
Patent Rights or Patent Arti
cles,
Pawn Brokers.
Peddlers, not otherwise clashed
and taxed,
Photographers . resident,
O r?mu?teni)
rinuibvis. pips tlttara,
Printing Oflh t?, Job alone,
Shooting Gallery,
Physicians, resident, practicing.
Skating Kinks,
Tailor Shops.
Telegraph Companies,
Telephone Companies,
Ten Pin Alley for public play,
Tin Shop, net tegistered as tuer
ehant,
Undertaker, nlono or in connec
tion with other business,
Vetinarian,
Wagon, yard alone,
Warehouse, Cotton. capacity.
less than Boo bales kept,
fur u!<>ri;>S ft Sid JlOt !o?
*
private nse, 5 oo
$0.00 (or each additional
r.ow capacity.
Wheelwright and Repair Shop
in connection with other
business , 6 00
Woodyard, alone or isi connec
tion with other business, 5 00
Soda Founts, and Clgsr alone, 5 00
Lawyers, 6 00
Live Stock Influrunce Company,
(each) 6 00
Bonding and Security Company, 6 00
Stallion and Jaok on service, 1 G 00
Insurance, accident and health,
(each company) 00
Peanut dealer, as a business ft no
Peanut peddler or vernier, (each) 2 00
Peanut, sold on street or stand 2 00
l-Jrtch lioensod vehicle shall have _
license tag nuiled upon back of the ax'e
lis a conspicuous place. bearing the
number of aniJ license; Said tag to he
furnished hy the City Treasurer. Any
ant found doing a nublio draylng bun
uess In Camden, P. ( ? , without this tag on
hia vehicle siinii upon conviction btlore
the Reeoider, bo tlnod in a sum not
than the license feo on said vehicle, nor
more than double said feo, or bo imprls
? ?ned not less that ten days sior snore than
twenty daya for each ami every offense.
Si:c, J 11. The charge for licenses in
any business uot enumerated aboye shall
he detcrmisted by the Mayor <i Clerk
conjointly.
Sec. IV. Any person or persons refus
ing or neglecting to pay the required
licenses, shall sspon conviction thereof,
ho lined not less tbais double the legal
license hi tbat easr, said tine to be collec
ted out of the goods or wares offered for
?alo, or out of the properties to bo shown ;j
or shall bo imprisoned not more than
thirty days, or both in the discretion of
the Recorder; Provided, further; That tho
person or persons so offending; may pay
the tines and costs before said property is
sold , unless said property is of a perishable
oat pre, isi which event it may t>e sold at
onoe.
See. V. AH 0i'dl?tai)c0s or parts of
ordinances inconsistent herewith shall he,
and the same are hereby repealed
Ratified IP. Council innriiiblvd iuis 2?lll,
dav of May, 1900,
The tax l>ooks for the collection of City
tares will bo opened sn Council Chamber.
Camdon, 8. C., on June 16th, 1906, and
remnin open each day.exceptSnaday from
9 a m. to 12 m. frem 4 p. m. to 6 p m.
until Jure fleth, inclusive, after which,
time the Penalty will be attached to ail |
delinquents.
11, G, CAHRISON,
Mwror.
J. J. Goodale.
Clerk
Csmden, P? 0 ., May 1Mb
v Big June Sale
ON AT
The Famous Gilt Edge Store
There are all sorts of sales on now
but this is the month that we go
through our stock preparatory to
taking our inventory on July 1st.
As this is our stock taking month
and there are Sots of goods that we
will "sacrifice" as we don't care to
take them in, and we wish to reduce
the stock as low as possible by Ju^y
1st. This will be a month of cut
prices and bargains in every depart
ment. The prices given below for
spot cash only.
4
Shirting l'fiutH at 4c y ? 1 .
10U0 y < Is Sen Island ut 1 1 - *2 <?
Regular (J l?4c ('heck Homespun at 5c.
Cotton Ades for Pants at JOc p.-r yd
1 lot of Ladies and Children* St aw Huts below cost
Heavy 10c quality 1 4 White Homespun at 7c per yd
08 inch hleuchc'il Table Dnma-dc at 4Hc por yd
Knglish Long Cioth, 12 yd pc, at. 8 I - ?ic per yd
English Long (Moth 20c quality at 12 1 2c
f? pes eheekedNainsook at 5c yd
1 lot short length U inn it.i?*H ?? t 10 i
1 lot short length striped Madras at 17c
1 lot short length Mulls and Lawns. 40 in. at 7c per yd
H pes brown Dress Linen at 10c yd
1 pe Whito Shirtwaist Linen at 15c yd
1 pc White Shirtwaist Linen ut 20c
10 pes Cotton ('repon, beautiful goods, at 7c yd
Spool Cotton, 500 yds. for 4c
5 pes White Organdy ?t. 8c yd
1 lot all over Euibioidtry and Tuckings at cost prieos
1 lot Colgutes 10 Soap at 7c
Palm Loaf Fans lc each
4 roll Matting at 1G 2 !!c yd
4 rolls Malting at 12 1 2c yd
1 lot remnants Matting closing out choap
1 lot Cuspadors at 10c each \
1 lot Painted Flower l'ots with sauoers at 4c each
1 lot Painted Flower Pots with saucers at 6c each
1 lot Paintod Flower Pots with saucers at 9c each
1 lot ho&iimul J&ruiiiias ar 12 i-'-o each
1 lot Indian worked Haskets at cost prico
10 pes good quality ap?oo (iinghain at 5c yd
I lot dross Ginghams. 10c goods, at 5c yd
Lonsdale Cambric at 9c yd
1 lot short length flgurrd Madras, 15c goods, at 10c yd
All of White Mercerized Waisting at reduced prico
1 lot Laco Curtains goin^ ut co?t
1 lot figured Lawn at .To yd
1 lot figurod Batista at 5c worth 8o
Our Embroidery und Laoo, "to see Is ti> buy.'" Prico is right
4 pes Dot Swiss at 12 1-2'*; the 20c kind
1 lot ladies and children* White Oxfords at cut prices
1 lot Violet Talcum Powder at 9c
1 lot white embroidered Parasols at $1 89
1 lot ladios Walking Skirts at cost prion
/
We ure agents for the American Beauty and W B Ooiv> ta
Wo are ngenta for The Ladies Home Journal Patterns
Wo are agents for The International StocJv food ouipni y
Wo are agents for the Thorn liill Wogon '
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We have everything that we advertise.
Yours Respectfully,
THE FAMOUS GILT
EDGE STORE.
P. T. Yilteplgue, Proprietor.
Harrison's Town and coun
try Paint. Recognized
one of 1 lie best on (he mar
ket. Outside and inside.
Carriage and Furniture. All
colors. Very lasting and a
fine surface coverer.
A, D. KENNEDY.
coBEiov ? -
Fm M&r >1 A ny Women*
A large stockofSpringand Summer
Dry, Goods, Clothing, hats and a
splendid line of Ladies Goods of ev
ery description. Caii and see me.
DAVID WOLFE.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
SelM'dulo o ?! si. ai. S(h,190G,
To WasMn&ton, New York & East;
Lv Cain dei) ?"? ?r><> p m |
Ar Rock Hill H o."? " j
'' Charlotte ID L'"? "
" Washington 1) r)0 a in j
lSaltimoru 1 1 :i2 "
Jf' Philadelphia 1 4~> p in j
?" "New York t 1"> "j
Pullman sleeper and Southern
railway dining cars from Hock
Hill.
Trains/ arrive Camden from
North 9 2o a m and 11 45 a
m. From South and West 1'2 2o
p m and 5 5o ]) m
For illustrated matter about
?The Land of the Sky ' uBenu j
tiful Sapphire Country'' uml
winter resorts apply to the
undersigned
To Colmtaa And Ashevilfe.
I i t ChuhIo i 9 '20 a rn
Ar Cwlmi biiv 1 1 40 *'
" Aikt'ti 2 4i p m
" Augiifita S & " M
" Ar Spartanburg I tOp m
'? Try on * XI "
" IltMxIeraonYiUe 8 85 '*
' Ash.* vilie 7 30 "
Solid t i-p.inK iugville to Ashe
villo without change
To Charleston, /Ytlanta and
W est
Lv Camtion 1 45 p m
Rrjinchviiie 7 20 '*
Ar Charleston
B 60 a m
At!...., ? '-6- p m
" ChatUnonxu 9 4f?
" i in.inu?t< 7 80 p m
" Si. l.oii a 7 82 ? u?
Pullman sleeper Hranchville to
Atlanta connecting with sleep
er and dining car t < > (Jiimii*.'
nati.
W S COUPE U, Agent, <>u(ndcn, S. C
It W HUNT, Division 1 MR on^r Agout. Clnrlesw'X), S. C.
li ROOKS MORGAN, Assistant (K'li. Avpjit, Atlanta, CI*.
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North-South- East- W est.
Two Daily Pullman d limited
Trains Betwen the South nivi New Y:vk.
Flisl Class Diiiiri Car 'mm.
The Best Hates and Knuie to all KaHtorn
Cities Via RICHMOND nnd WASH
INGTON, or V in NORFOLK and
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Louisville, Sts Louis, Chicago, New Or
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? To Savannah and Jacksonville and all
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?Potitively the shortest line botweci
?? ? oeiwi'cn .
1ST OIE^TBC &0 SOTJTH.
JSTTor detailed information, rates, sched
ules; Pullman Reservations, &e., apply to
any agent of the Seaboard Air Lir.e Railway
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