The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 01, 1906, Image 3
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lo nt X t f?w (I a yd.
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The Johu 1). Kennedy, Cliipur
II. I) C. will
iileiil at the it iii" in iif?
ou Uih ilrat Monday in J in- ?i p.
IU. Mr UllU'l tt Kit' t'UI'lH-nli)
?d to attend aa thin in Mi?; :?fi ar
annual election of (Illinois kul , (|>
l&al meeting of iiio iu*?hi,
M ib. H Leulie /' in j>
Running a Newspaper.
The Fairfax Kuterprisi', which u
edited by Mr*. Virginia i) Y"tiiig,
aaya : "It tnkee hh much imu and
gumption for a woman lo inn ? | a
per an a man." 'l'o v<hieli the
berry Observer replies: "It lake*
a great deal raoie. Almost any
woman can run a man ; hut to um
a newspaper ? I Ii a t*n altogether n>
othor matter.
Hilp la Offered To Worthy Younc
People k
?We earnestly request nil yonn?
peMoni.no matter bo?/ limited their
means or education, wlio wish to
obtniu a thorough business training
and a good position, to write hy firs.!
mail for our Great Half Kate Offer.
Success, Independence ami proh.
ably Fortune arc guaranteed. Don't I
delay. Write today. The Ga.Ala.
Hug. College Macon, Ga.
Two Papeta for the l'rlcoof One.
Tl?o State campaign is ahont to
open and you will want to keep
posted />n things political. I'lic
News &r Courier t xpects to give to
the people! the best political news
this year in its history. It will
have an exclusive reprentative with
the campaign party, to attend all
Vita meetings, and reports will he
'published In the weekly as well as
fihe daily. Wo aro clubbing The
"Nc^b 6c Courier and The Chronicle
for only $1 00
They Aro Coming! Tho Big Bond
Coccart!
On flext Thursday night, Juno
7th, tb'e Goodings Orphan Boys'
Hand wi'.M appear in ttye Opera
House in .Camden. If you love
good music, j'?" enjoy tlie eve
ning, for the reputation of this
band is to? wid*/ and favorably
known to need any vyord ?f praise
from us. Thev ar?" always asked i"
come again. Doo't miss i"1* !? <VP'
portuuity to hoar good music. kV
served seats on aule at K. Leslie
Zettp's drug store on Wednesday,,
the 6th inst
Yoyular Excursion To Columbia. Wed
nesday June 6th:
On Wednesday Juno 6th Hie Sea
board Air Line will run the first
popular excursion of the season to
<V>lnmbia. Special train will 'leave
Camden 9 25 e. m.; ariving Columbia
10. 35 a m returning will leave Col
umbia 7. 15 p. m.Kate for round trip
81. 00 Among the numerous attrac
tione at Columbia on ibis date will
be South Atlantic League base ball
.between the two South Carolina
itfams Columbia and Charleston
iFor farther - Information cull on
nearest Seaboard Agent.
"W. L. Borronghe. T. P. A., Columbia, j
S. C,
Flat Bock.
Mr, Editor: ? With this corres
pondence we will record what ia
perhaps the last chapter in the his
lory of Samuel'a cow. He has a
bout exhausted all the means al l? iw
tconamand for the extension of cow
(life. He ftpproaobed the writer on
\tha subject of reformatories. 1
*ugg**tpd Hospitals. ??Dat aint hit,
*1* oow plltles I'se looklo, fur" but
J do not know of any in operation
?<*ter. ?The news fl-isheil over
tbe telefoam this morning ? "Self
feeder" was dead. This ends the
life of a cow juot as old as iom? that
find their way Into the markets ?
out wea? She was 63 years, 9
?>nnth?, 8 weeks, 4 days, 7 hours,
^0 iSiSuUi iuu C-1G of iStCOud old.
T ko mother of 28oslves, 75gr?nd
,calyM, 18 great grand-calves. At
iter the prelimlnariea lootdent to
isucb oooaeiona she was drugged
?out into the eld field and deposited
;in a gully sflpr-whioh an order whs
[placed with McDowell (k Fletcher
??aw n.ill men, for a alnh on which
?w?a inscribed the following epi>
ltaph : Here lioa buried the remains
? *kin and bones? of the "Old Re
ntable." She died ae she lived ? hard.
The staeon of the jear heat suit
ed to* later bngs and other diifernt
kinds that come to spend the
eummer is bars. As to flies, gnats
and mosquitoes? actions spank
louder thaoworda
Rural Riders have *11 kiod* of
problems and solve .some of them
l?ut just how io kill snakea waa n<?t
taught in the oollcge which I at
Staked? t?as X bad met some o? lb*
?carnival snakes but I riak no we*k
ipoiats with a Sand Hill moccasin.
* the road and J, as *
*?eil carrier, b a va right that folk*
?Bnet recognise, I wanted to extend
? wide berth to thie rtpilt*, but a*
" bent on mortai combat I
Inaugurated- a hurried seaich
T? fuimy pistol
Kftf* It With me Qf at
mj oaatom
Schedule 01 Games
OF THE
Stiiiih Carolina State Leaitu
1 lit' gfttllf ' ( < ? ' ?*? |iIh\?'|| I'll til**
gtOUH>'l* ?, I t! Ii ?? f'?||niWht
' Jt Mii'i'lui, June 14 j 1 1;? Am|>iiaI
f>-7-8
Siuntfi, .1 unf I h i1.) 20, Auguat 9
| 1011
| Darlington, .June 25 20 27, Augual
I U-17-U.
' M . June 38 19 30, Jul? 1 C> 17
I -18.
' i v<n ^i-in * f> , Juts- i) 10 1 1.-20-27 28.
lot- galtum in he pluved l?v C !?%??? ?
den wiili oilier tei?m* ?u? nit follow*.
At M atXiiu^, Juuu 1 1-12 13, Aug. 2
:< 4.
At Georgetown, Junw 21 22-23,
A aguai 1 :> 14- 15
A l Or arigebu i y, July 2-3 4, 19 20
21.
At Sumter, July 5 0 7, 28-24 25
At Darlington, July 12 13 14. 30
31, AllglJbt 1st.
for Magistrate Buffalo
Township
Wo 'ho voters <>f the tipper p iri
of liutfal.) Township suggest K. Ij
C>loe a ii ti anitahle iu*n for M'ij?is
trate and wo hope to hear from our
friend. Many Voters.
Fine Leghorn Chickens And Eggs
For 8ale. *
Fine White Leghorn Chb'k^ns
and Kgg? for ?nW'. Chickens $3 50
per pair. Rooster alone, $2.
Km* 75c per setting of 16.
S. R. Kirklaud,
P. O. Hex 300. Oarnden, S. C.
PERSONAL.
Mr. Guy Gunter has arrived and
h ih token charge of tlio team hero.
Mr. dt Mr? M. Raum let t last MnU
urday for New York city where they
will upend the summer months with
relatives there.
Mr. M. P. Feldor, alitor of the
Dorchester Eagl", accompanied by
his wifo and two children pa?*ed
through Camdeu on Wednesday.
Mr. Folder was hero only u short
while but gave us a part of his time
which we uppreciato and t njoyed
very much.
Mr, Douglass G. Richardson, one
of Columbia's juost popular young
men, left the city la?t cyenin^ to
make his home in Camden for * peri
od of some length, if not permanen
ly Mr Richardson is a nativo of
Clarendon county, u son of Mr. II. R
fijflh/irdson and is known throughout
i the HtaU. JJe has been in Columhiu
I for about si# o?- sav^n yeais and has
^eco connected with tbu Virginia Car
olina 'Jboiaical Company a? stepo^
rapher. flo hn<5? C&lpden to take
the position of casui.***^ Virgin
ia-Carolina Company's oil.1
place and will also learn the practical
operations of the mills. Mr. Richard*
eon ia very popular in Colnmbi* and
his many friend? will be sincerely
sorry that he leave* ? State.
'?Just An Old Soldier." I
The following appeared \y tlx Co
lumbia Bute of ja?t Tuesday :
(When Veteran Boon, of Kershaw's
Brigade,. became ill dariDg the Con
federate reunion recently held hi the
city somebody enquired the oaaa^of,
the commotion, and this reply was
made: "Just an old soldier?ho's
?ick.")
Ju?t an old soluier,
Tired and worn,
Sick by the wayside
Far from his home.
See how he weakens j
8t??ady hia hand ?
Call up his comrades,
Those oftboband.
Who fought with Kershaw
For Dixie's land.
Handle him gently,
Pillow bia head.
Boriiy, boy*, soitiy?
IIu'h (lend? bo's dead !
Just An old soldier,
to his rest
Who titod with the cross
Pinned o? h|s breaip ?
The ' Cron of Honor''
That lovo has bleat.
The love of women,
Who always pray,
Foi those old heroea
Wearing the graj,
T. L,svin
Columbia, 8. C? May 91, 160$,
a
Shamrock Dots,
Paar Kdltori? The farmer* are
getting along niooly. We are having
some nice weather for farm work but
oata and garden* are needing rain.
Mr. L K MoCaakill U running a
large saw mill business in this oom
mnnity. Mr^J. H. Stephens has
jnat completed his gin hoqse aud
will be prepared to gin the oomin^
crop. Mr. J. 0. Davie la very ill with
typhoid fever. We hope him a
a speedy recovery. Mr. Ja* Ste
phens who has been down for some-;
lime with pnenmonia ie able to be tip
again. Mr. Jeaae B. Watkina of the
Sandy Orove section who has been
verv ill is hetter.
We are very sorry that Mr. H. T.
Johnson declines to run for tha Leg
ielatare and hope that he will reoon
aider the matter and submit to the
will of. hia many friends and give ns
the pleasure of witting his ?ame be*
fore the pnblfo through the columns
of The Chronicle so that bis nan e
can; l?e honored before many more
werka go by.
Mr. ftftd Mr* J R Baxley 'pent
ImF Shnflajr ~#Uli VSSiT YtsSfttur
lira Ami i la WatfciM afar Betbane
Onese what nwg sport of ibis
oommanity called cm his "fiaalacT
laei 8?a4 ay tor tM ftiH Mtilai
tkmtmrnrnm Ifilwii
V '' V '? y
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< 10MNU KXKUC1SES
t he closing exerciaea of the Cam
I (I en lirti'U'd Schools look place hi
hin Op- r* Hnuitt yesterday nioru*
K>>ltiiv?iog wa? the order of
I ? X rris- ? :
I ()p?'i.?ng prayer by Dr. T. M.
M ?< 'i n iii 1 1
'i Uei?<ling nf Honor Rolls by
? 1 1 *1 Supii t ntwodMil. Then fol
I med ui' pr ? K?c- m t utimi of h Lo* i ng
(.'tip to Mrs M A Shannon on the
occasion of In r retirement.
3 Itwading of ?.? a n a ^ it by the
graduaita.
4 I're ??ntalb?n of Diplomas by
Mr. Tin,.. J. kitklaud, *)?<? the
|iit'?nii ation of I It u Scholarship
iM-ti.il i<> Miss Lizxie Trantham.
o Address nf K?v. John Ker
?luw, delivered by Rev. Mr. <ior
duti, owing lo the inability <>f the
former lo b<? present.
ti Presentation of tim Competi
tion Medal by Rut. C. C. Herbert
(o Miss Nan Trantham. Mi?s iCd
n? McClatn wn s second in the con.
triii .
7. Henediction bj Rev. C. C.
Herbert.
Music was rendered during the
exe roses by Mias Lottie Ho)kin.
Origin of Dog Days.
According to tlie genernlly 'jc
oept.ed doctrine the clog days i?egin
on July 3 and end on August 11,
but there have been disputes hk to
every possitde point about tin in.
It whs universally agreed that liny
were connected with the dog s'ar,
but which out? The rrui dog star,
Sirius, or Procyon, the Little Dog?
Then there were disagreements an
to the particular astronomical per
fomance of the star that fixed the
dog day?; >it? to their number,
'which varus in different estimates
between 30 and 54, and whetl4>r
they weie to be reckoned before,
after or around the star's perform*
tin ecu. The 40 Milled on precede
the rising of Sirius with the sun
A belief grew np that in lh<*se
day 8 dogs went road, but lerre sit ial
dog a have really nothing to do with
it. The original belief was i hat i he
star and huii together brought
intense Iwat and all sorts of plagues.
? London Chronicle.
Colored Ba?o Ball.
There was a fast game of 1*11
played on VVedneaday ufterm ui
between Columbia Stars and lie
Camden Hase It ill Club Scores 4
-0 in favor of Cunden (10) insing
Jtowmmcmcttts.
Announeemmfx rzc> fling fifty wort/." uil' It
oharyed for at the rati of Jioe dollar* for ev
en/ Jiffy w%>rJs. ,
hupervisoh.
I hereby announce myself h candidate
for CJonnty Supervisor for Kershaw
Count/ ?uhjeft to the Democratic pri
mary. J- A, Grlgsby,
At the solicitation of a number of my
friejids. I l^reby announce myielf as can.
didate for Supervisor of JC?rshaw coun
ty, subject to the rul<j/i goyern|"g the
Democratic party. If ejected } wil) gige
my undivided time and attention to i?s
duties. ]), F. Pi*on,
Mr Editor ; ? Pleasa announce |lr. M
0. West a candidate for the office of
County Supervisor. Mr. West's knowl?
edge and experience with pounty affairs
eminently quaHfiea,l)im for this position.
/ "'Buffalo Township
.Mr- E?litor: ? We hereby nnuounce Mr,
If.' Mcleod a candid*'? for the ofllcf
of County Snporyisojr. tyf. iff
one of our jno*t ?ucceisfnl s'nfi progress:
iva business men, ?im tdeplyii >ii nil
energies will bo unvoted in fro belt in
terest of the county. Many Friends.
TREASURER.
At the solicitations of frienda I hereby
announce rays#lf a candidate for rs-elec*
(ion to the office of Treasurer of Ker
shaw county, P. M- McCaskilt.
SUPT. OF EDUCATION.
W ? hereby nftw)w?u M?. w. tj T'?;rn?r
t or reflection to the office of 8upt, of
Eduoatlon. Mr. Turner has given en
tire satiafaotlon, and is to be commanded
for his fearlest ditohsrge of the duties of
the office. Hie many friends will be grat
ified to see him re- eleotad.
Eastern Kershaw.
. CLERK OF COURT.
We hereby announce Mr. I. C.
Hough a candidate for Clerk of Court in
the ?pnM?oh!nj primary sleotion.
Many Friends.
At the solicitation of friends, I hereby
annonn?P myself as a candidate lor Clorjc
of Court, and pledge myself tp abldp ?hp
result of fche Pemocratjo Primary clop
tioq. P. W- Mpselpy.
AUDITOR.
Mr. Editor. ? We desire to present lb#
name of Mr. W. F. Russell. the efficiunt
and faithful Auditor, forre-electlon, sub
ject to the rules of the Democratic pri
mary. No one more suitable could be
cho?en for this Important office
Many Friends.
Mr. Editor.? ?We take pleasure in pre?
seating the name of Mr. P. T. Bruoe for
Auditor of Kershaw County, subject to
the rules of the Democratie primary. Mr.
Bruce is weTi known throughout the conn,
ty and has discharged every trust com*
mittod to him faithfully and efficiently.
* Many Voters.
ft
MAGISTRATE.
^r. - PloSi 6 MiiQuiiuCv Mf? n ?
M. FJncbf?r f? a candidst* fQr re-election
to tho offic* of Ma|ti?irAto in D?K*1hj
Township. ' M*nr Voter*.
LEGISLATURE.
WW bnvbT pretest the Mm* of lies
John G Richard# for re-election to the
Legislators Mr. Bicbsrds needs so in
trod notion to ths people of Kershsir
coisTy.?*? is# -Ireed/ fllted ihU Hsfdr.
Ufipositkm. Mr. Hubvdi. will neks
fie Katshas eoesty in Uw m?re whr
hsf If tl* pen t-nhfrjoM end isaf sr
Why it i* Hie duty of every Mj ?,
Woman and Child to attend tin
Greatest of Sale . ever inaug
urated in Camden, South
Carolina.
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HKCAUSK 1 : ? cans > ou?* ad\ tisiu^ris HONKST.
BKCAIJSK ?.'--Kv?'i*y ht-iifiiiiMit oinikrniust be K\A( l\
HKCAUSE 3:? VVIi;it w o guy to- v is not unsnid to-mon \v.
B ICC A US K 4: ? ^ on can grt yom louey lnek, no oxplaiuit on
lu'coKHJiry.
BECAlISK 5: --Our prices l; i U il expensive to my
KLSKWIIK1M
Think of it! M< iv!) 1 1 i ? '. i.sc; of tin .vm Ida s f a mint <1 < stab1: ned
mercantile whol. s;j e li mses to b. old at prims lower I an
tlve cost of nianuf:\< tun ? 1 \v?r i m the eosl of flu? raw a
teriah You never le ui-l o! it b< ?re and \ oa never wi.i a
gain. Ther- fore emt) ra;-(i 1 'lis t ? opportunity an.l d u't
fail to a" tit! 1 1 1 i m :?at hale o?
Clothing, Shoc.5, Ma * and Furnis: i
ing" Go* Is-.
S.\ I,K ON KOil
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Monuments And Tombstone i.
VERMONT MARBLE COMPANY'S BEST DESIGNS.
EST. E..O. McCREIGHT.
Undertaking,
CALLS ATTENDED ANY BOtlH 1HY OIt NlGIilV
l^o'P i; a TifcnnnTp rt^
Kui . i j. v/. iu wivr^hjii i ,
Death of Mr. J. O.Davis.
r
Od Saturday, M;\y 2G'.h., ?v 1130
a. m., Mr. J. C. Dnviu, of HeihVfue,
departad ibis life l?Kvlntf " wife,
J chlldreu and a hunt < f nth* r r< la
livot aad friend? to tnnu:n his
death. Hit death whh enrned Uy
typhoid fever. Hit w. r??
interred at JJiifeaf.V U?i?d . liuuih,
the lunorul aervioeu *??-ing couduoi
ed bj Rev. R oe. Mr. Davis nut
43 years of > ami wan li<*n?>red
and reapccteci by nil wh> knrw
him. To hit heivnvrtd f-inuly we
extend our ift-'li sjnjpujl.y.
H. H.
Nntlrp nf P \ I ir>?
V* L4IVV1IVI1
OF A DI8PEN3&R ANp C&EUJC
rofi ifnn?wA w, /
Notice ie h< reby Ki'ven ? Jih* ?L
election for a J}isp* nm r and CU;rk
for Kerhbnw wj|| on Krld.vy,
June Sib, 13^0 ApjdfcmTiis for
these position'] sniy>t (it*- tlmit appli
cations with tiut un lersl^ncii
liy order of she DtO|i?'in<nry ilou'd.
H. T HUES I) ML, Clorlc.
May 17. 1900 -
*?fotice.
I am now ready to furnish
ut short notice, Flooring, (ui|
iqg, weathi'vhourdiuix, mould
ingA of alt kind*. hiiiUHtrrM,
rails, col am n% dre*8t?d i oardfl,
doom and windows, casing*,
etc. See mu bnloiv buying.
I wilt be found at the old ?tnnd
of the Oamdtsn f,nmb?r Mfg.
Oo. UoHppojfnllv,
J. W. TtJCKEU,
Camden, 8. C.
April 11, 190#*
IGE ICE.
t'J. W. Crosby's Old Relin le
Ic' House is now ready to si v'e
yoM with
ICE IN ANY QUANTITY
Li ret Delivery at your gate
on ' regular route. Sunday
lioA s 6 A. M. to 2 P. M.
'* sur Patronage is soiicii' ti.
Pr > n^t and careful attention
to ;t li orders.
G. W. CROSBY.
Aj.' .l 27, Wfl.
I,-, i HACKER & Si I
-?MAN UFA0TURBR6 OF-?
Doors, Sash, "Blinds,
Moulding, Building Material,
ash Weights and Cord.
CHARLESTON, ' S. C.
j Purchase our makes, wt ch
wc guarantee superior to any
?old South, and thereby sat*
money.
Wfodfl* and Fancy QIiri ?
?fetfalty. Jan. 4*4
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HIRSCH BROS. & CO.
BEGINNING
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JUNE SECON >.
SALE WILL CONTINUE TEN
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IMMENSE BARGAINS TO BE HAD AS LA )E SHIP
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THE NEW YORK OFFICE
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