The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 15, 1906, Image 2
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All r.ouMiJ*wH<*liunn addn?Hitd to thin
paper muHt he Accoropuuiud by I ho trtt?
ni^ite and uddrcnn o i fclio wriu-r, in or
tUr to iuaure *U?nU6i)> R rnan
u?c?4pto) will aot Ixi rtUirfced.
0*oimunicationH will b? published wh<-n
of ftiteffiMt to the general public and
not of a defamatory nature. \o/.'-|
?ponsihility will he HSHunutd for t he
viewH of correHj)on<iontM.
#aodidaten' Card* tor County oiHceu
fft.'OO. CongroiHional $10.00.
Baton for coutract advertinin^ will bn an
nounced upon application at the office.
Remittance* by check*, drafta and povtal
money order* should he made payable
W. L. MoI>OWJfiLL, *
Camden. 8. G.
8. P.. JUNK l/?. MM
?Citizen No. 2" Again.
WMUCIttzep's li^ht
urn , the vileet tin nor
sted one of tbe
some rather be t?
the e*ponent of
^enterprise, and
position to that
sor my first tm>
lite t$ pardon to
etknees in trvi?>tf
eatltntton of pu trifle^
|r me pf the an
?o? by bis sweet.
0m Jia4 his father
Imself made King
attte on a mule, tli?
him and left
t.ilt ? and "CSt
It deattned to do hiui
He calls me wlsacre
return the compii.
Mir in bis first fir
tot* being wsrped out]
intered this contro
to keeping the
nod if I fail to do bo j
a; a gentleman T
an iuvilabinn in
JBW .down. If MCitl?
emode of proceed
ed to his crown or,
or exult him in
of his frionds, the
JLconrflJer the source
myself with a Hiblo dec
?n are liars."
tbe out dispensary
i in Columbia and
of her production
(feed all ovor the
oountles the dhiok
home to roost. "The
Id- pot the old die
any oost," Toorj
a- wonder ?be|
alter eo mnob
3 year# In ez
mf.mwzi
>i
bails
waa.it
Ive these
?ot to make
* isiantiy ad
ry was voted
eonnty with loaa
of theqnalified elee
liko to oall "OitizonV
Attention to tho record of
rttlon Toto of IjftuctvMor
tile year that the disponsar\
it in M a substitute; than 1
like to know if he rnn.omherf
A later fftstance when the vote who
announced for'Mv. Featherstune Wo
had no Brlce restrictions to hnmpoi
auybody then. Then I wi*u to re
ijoiofl him that a largo mrjorily of
the oitiaona of the town of Kershaw
signed a petitiou in opposition to the
re opening of a dippeu?ary hero at
this time. Wo thought that. "Citl
wen" tvbh the daddy of himioli' with
reference to my saving Kershaw
county would voto oat the liquor
holiness. Thoro is nothing in mint
on which to even p. ace tuioh a eon
atruction. I Htiid the IS ttould voto
il our. See Camion Chronicle, Juno
1st. 190G. The matter of lots drunk
enness and fines, rind hotter trade ih
a matter of opinion ? a good many
opioionn judging from the signatures
on tho petition of every dsns of oit
izenship. It atrikos m\? '-Citi7.cn" is
aspiring for a place on the State
.Board, and if all others were of his
way of thinking tho vote would he
thus: "All in favor of a dispensary
at Kershaw say I." ??!/' "1/ ??Mo,"
"Me too." "Nos" have no voice. As
to questions ? i read in a paper not
long ago where one fool could ask
more questions than twenty sensible
men oould Answer. Wants to know
why fkM l)M been no election in
Kerebnw oounty. The reason is this :
the registration books have not been
eara? All the peo
or moved away
credit of Lee
on tbe books as
tyrtathtog the'
I by Any of tho aoboolH i can *<*011
frigid him to ?otue ttown in Marlhuro
Oo*nly, Citiaon No. 2.
Summer School.
",Ari* f>n aoinv, to attend?"
4H)ii. J don't know. I ii?t li?r Uimfc
I nawU ? liliJn rout, o tlin ii
the *?eath#r ft''*"*? to be mo hoi
?n4 "" on
>w can tttttcheve who ar? int*r J
<*%rd tn thorv vwrl;, who have tli*4
of the lit I loai l, and
a/o UlNn^ *? l cacjarera to
t?*4r d/Jt/y ttj timir patron* mid M
k^nK pttpila tnakw e??ch cnyohtva Kiwi
tadi/fr tent anwwers to the above it* -
quiry?
Tcaobura who export to continue
in the work, hii'I especially thoac who
urft looking (or hcIiooIh which have
longer tor me and pay bettor Ma'am a
should show, by attending tlio Sum
mer school, their williiijMioua and
'their deairo to preparo for hotter
work. Thn Hummer school in plum
iM'.l with no other view ami for n<?
other purpose than to meet the need*
that must he felt Htrongly in t tit* |
iniri'l of every eouscifcntiouH teach-1
?r, ? the ne?'d of moro ability and
greater skill in ihu claosrnom It \f
an obligation yon owe to your
aehool to your county that has gram
Vrl you h certificate, runt to your
Helves uh men Mini women, thut v "
avail '^tttHfuelveB of every opportum
ty which [flh^uniBON to increase your
okiil, llghte??jvyour work, a.;<i
strengthen ?our proficiency ub teach
er*
Herotofor# there hun been h gen
er?i complaint, uniony toucher*, t n'
the conr^i at the Summer fjchoc -h
neither practical nor appraeiaMy
felt an helpful in meeting the <1 IF]
eultiOH that actually prcrn &t tin n. ?
helves in the school room I lie < ?>
lid. of Ki'iuc.ation, therefore, Inn b? ' n
|^rivir/g tXsplan a courao that i^ .>??
)iearly ai poP^io^e, adoptud t < ? ' h" < <
net neuda of tctHjhora an louche;*
And in doiuj? this\ too great no> ? h
have been kept prominent before the
minrl;
(1) What Tho Touchers Need In
The ltoorn.
(2) '1 ho Need And Requirement s
Of The Teacher In 'I'ho Kxaminat ion
H nnni.
To meet the Hrst will
thoroughly, h few of the most impor
j tant and fundamental principles of
general method in touching. Jlero
ii bountiful combination "t the
theoiotical and pructieul wide ofteaeh
ing will bouwuhi; that ia. tho princi
plea taught will l>o applied and
UluHtruted from lcuaoua taken
directly from the text bookn wct.il in
the public schoolu. .
Tho Teaching of Heading in Pri
mary Clausen will bo i n testing ly
taught and will reveal aoinc of the
njOHt approvod modernized methods
of teaching this important subject.
To meet the second need, ? exam
ination requirements -- the board tins ,
adopted lor use in the Summer
School those , studies and texts
wherein applicants for cytifioates
hftvo showo themselves not profl
oient, Let ms Illustrate : In the |
receot examinatiop (May 18), the
two studies on whioh (he greater |
numberfeUed wer*~ pedagogy and
correal history. The following, two
Iftly, gave consid
Is the advantage of I
ill teaching?"
ta rnsant by the priu
lotion?"
P bit it the purpose of the
blU wbloh Is now (April
debate in tho BenaUT [] loa
the history of this bill the]
III) method of legislation tn
e;:? "Whit was tbc point at issr.o
the acois'on of t.h? eonferenco ofPow
art recently held in Spain concerning
the Moroccan question?"
i .Now, any teacher who is fnmi'.Rr
#ith "MoMurry's Method of the
Beoltflflion, " u bo^k adopted by the
State Board of Education for Urn
Teachers' Heading Circle, would
\inV6 fiiunci ib easy sailing, ho f<>
1 speuk. to dicouffi i\t length iiie k' ? >ve
question* in pedagogy and olhc i of
?\ similar nwtnro. The method ;md
I principles upon w hich thin book in
based will iu> one of lh? 1110*; .
portanl uubjuct of tlie oaur*e.
A^ain, ant reader of tho I. ">
pCUronieto, ?? smuil weekly uiH^nrine
or. current events end adapted to
school w? .,!d huve recalled : .u>
require I i ' >: luut iou to the hMvvi
questions in current history v h
a irons'. '.!?(? ?. : v ? ? I "iOn5? of 1 fjsmt ' ng
sto; v. A 1 1 ..livj.hoc'Ws hr.fe !---cr. |
made rr.tli tho publisher* of 1 ;ih
sclnol pnper, to furnisn werklr,!
copies* twih u? on itttcudnnce at t 10
Summer S.-hnola.
The eourjp in Literature will l a
from the T?ftchi'r?' Heading C:r?\e
"Seelect i'?us from Southern P<
by W'eb-r, and "C'oepor'a T/int. oi 1 u>
Mo!do:?YnJ.
The l\>iif*titulion of tho f * 1. 1: otl j
Stalls with M.uio pumUel wo k in
our St'itc < ' >nnt itu! i'?n is the scrpi* |
of tho ('ivir'.n eoursc.
Aw to tho expense s of attending,
tho Hoard has striven to reduce them
to a minimum T<> those on ut
tnndanoe for t h *? full four weeks,
July 9 ? Auj? 'A. $12, wdl be paid for
their bourd. And m.t more than 7.r>c
will he required for tho expenses of
books.
It (e the oamcat wish of the
County Hoard of Education to have
this courae from beginning to end. an
practical and helpful as it can be
made, and they urge that every
teacher in Kershaw County who
possibly can, to avail themselves of
the opportunity of attending. Hy so
doing,? on will have a pleasant toesion
it wilt help you aeouro a better ehooi
acd a batter aalarv; you will gain
$*m$ new id As tf taaofciag. and ytm'
ftoryUrwwttt We vtroagfr and t?t.
|l MNMIi N|
Special Appovjracejneftt
OF T1IK
TT ?; urMH" HI IIIUMIII uin |)r,u|?u- in ?>?mueiJ Lllilt YV r, UilTK opened OUT I'lOtpiUUl Farltil f'l
the second floor of the store of M. Baurn, where wn invito :tl t to call' and allow uk to e*pt<t,u
the. ad vantages of collecting Trading Stamps.
The Soul hern 'i i*n?l i ii?r Stamp Hysfein ol' advertising, an used by thousand* of fl*e bi't
lucre bants throughout thw Country, is not an experiment, hut an established plan I4ure#<"!i
which thoughtful housekeepers obtain many valuable pruiMtnnu, useful and otimwuRt^ in
furnishing homes. 2**
These premiums ate not sold for cash, but all are given tret in oxohanga to r tilled Wv*k?\ of
Southern Trading Stamp*.
The system appeals to no particular class, because we bare premium*4o suit, ev?ryk<*l >r
and in other cities where our stores have long been established, thoaaauds of the v*r / fc" t
people colleei our stamps regularly. p /
Vou buy your ujoods Just m cheap from the merchants who issue stamps as from any 01 e
??Ise ? and <viten times cheaper, U*r it is only the progressive and aggressive class of morcknrs
that i ms ue .Stamps.
Kaeh merchant giving stamps pays bis propertion of tko expanse ? j ci?t as h& fW* '
any other advertising ? in order to secure a large portion of your bnsineas to influence you ;o
pay cash. find to pernio business from many who have not heretofore traded with them
and in order to reap these advantages, he is willing to iM?u? Stamps and a? the sauie li.no
s?'l I you j?o??d.s :im cheap as they can be sold.
So it L* o'ear that i( is decidedly to the interest of the housekeeper to begin collecting
stamp!: ? iln.-y are just as legitimate u part of your transaction as the change you receive
In ni.iliii g your purchases from the enferprmng merchants that give Stamps, you can very
mooii fill a book and a number of tliem during the \ear.
of tiik r.i; a i > i n<; and kntjikpkising merc n an rs op camdkn, s. c. who gi\k
SOUTH EUN TRADING STAMPS ON CASH BALKS.
Cigars And Tolnicco
iO S NuMI'H, Si
G <' I in ice.
1) T
McI)owu!i'? I'akory
Hoof* And Shoos
M H. iiiiii
Nntlmn I.fjvy
Bakery
M^DowuII'h Dukory
Cloaks And Furs
>1 I Jain n
1 Car puts And H irj^s
IV! Bn mu
Clothing Ami Ftiniisliingn
Nathan Low
Dry Goods
M fia.ii in
Furniture
W Oeiaen heimcr
(il'OlM'I'icM
G C Bruce
K N Nettlen, Sr
I) S Lung
Hats
Nathan Lovy
House FnruiHhiugN
W Geiflonbinmer
Iron lieds And llc<l<ling
^ W GeiKeiilioimor
?M Haum
MomIs And 1'roviHiun*
( I] 8 Nottlofj, rir
Stoves And l&ango*
W Oeieenhoimcr
Trunks And
I> M liauin
? Umbrellas
) M B uJin
Window Shades
; M Hanui
Paint, Paint, paint!
For it limited t i u t e we will start each hook with one dollars worth of complimentary slumps
Sav? your soap wrappers, coffee Signatures, tobacco &c. and exchange tiioca wi-lh us
for Trading stamps and fill your books quickly.
U/ie Southern (Trading Stamp Company,
Second Kl<u>r of M. Uauiu'b Sto.ro. ? Kranehc* in principal Southern Cities.
FaxvuLuk X? Haphazard Dnaf \
Ut*NH.
Congh?Mtiian Lever iu a reouulf
?poeoh o h i <1 :
"Kartnlu# m do loo?e-joirited,
hapbnanrd bueineat, which can bo
aucc.eaafully iTun without rogard for
business method#.* Agriculturo is
becoming a science, and it l&kea ae
much brain to run a farm aucoiiR**
fully iah It doeu to conduct a bank
or defend a cuae in court."
(1 h i I r rll n n n n a
Ml! UlUllldllUC
To Change The Name of Boun
ilnry Street To Chesnut
Street.
T'p it ordaitied bv tho City Council of
ilif v'jrv of Cntsden, H. O. :
1 That the name of the Shot* iti tho
fliv of Camdi n, C , known ? u d
des'^nntod ui Boundary StreOt, and j
het ctnt< .re ninv.vinK thoNortheruboundacv j
<'f m :i 1. 1 < "it v . b. mill Is hereby changed ;
aiul that ?a?d Street hereafter, and from
and a'ter :Lr jnis?a^o of thin Ordinance,
bo de*. tfiiated and kriownas Chea j
nut fttroet of ,ne ("Jit v of Camden, M C. '
2 . That *1) Ordinances incontiatent
with ?.f in i' >! 'lict with t'd? Ordianoe be,
aii'i arf hereby, repealed.
kft'.ili-'d ! v r.f Mayor aud Aldcroien
the City oi Cawdor, S. C., tills 4th day
Oi< J u tu'p lOoC
If 1 Cnrrifios,
Mayor.
J . J 1 1 .) "i J i! j.
C\ *rk.
June 1 I. lQCk)
Tax Executions.
Vn ii>r n.iil liv viitue of suadry tax
I'M .??iinii H t.i nut directed, I will proceed
t .??*!'.. U u?Tt> f'lw Court House door in the
t'.l v . ' t\?,! ) o. i n tho lirst Monday in
1 i \ , l'. o i, <lr. i n the lejjal hours of snb>,
liie f-d lowing described real estate:'
t. -w II :
1.
ion ucr? ? of land with two building*, j
therein, situated ill School District No. j
- < f Kershaw County, bounded North '
by binila of the Kstate of Hr. J. J. Ilor- I
t ui, Kast bv Joahna Perkins, South by j
Kiclmnl .Mclnater, and West by Kstate j
of C. M. Thompson. Levied upon ami ?
to l>e v?ld as th<* property of T. A. Mo- j
Caskill, for texea.
2.
SO irrm of l?a<< ssid twy build :n ss in
sai?l Co*utv of Kerthaw, School 1 >it<t r iot
No 11, bounded North bv Rob P?rks, ,
Bait by Maftox laud*. Weat bv .Jack
Nelson, and South by Tom Lylea. Lot. i
ied upon and to bo aold aa the property j
ot Seip Mickle, for taxes.
:t.
1 house and lot in City of Camden. on
W rot side of Broad street and )>onndcd
North l?y premiees of Mra. Johana lluck.
abe?v Ka?t by Broad street. South bv?
prewiseH of John UiaRoa, and West hy
property of D. Wolfe. Levied upon tn#
to be aold aa tho property of Hooter Jfl
Kontbr, J. S. TRAKTHAlt H
iMMh ilN, ? !
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 ccverer.
A. D. KENNEDY.
COMJEtMCF .... CLOTHING
FOS W&JmJS&r.
A large stock of Spring and Summer
Dry Goods, Clothing, hats and a
splendid line of Ladies Goods of ev
ery description. Call and see me.
DAVID WOLFE.
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t s v ** ?*? - -X * :t - 4
Big June Saie
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
taking our inventory on July lsi
As this is our stock taking aion
and there are lots of goods that v
will "sacrifice" as we don't care t]
take them in, and we wish to redu<
the stock as low as possible by Jul
Sst. Phis will be a month of ci
prices and bargains in every depari
inent. The prices given below foi
spot cash only.
Shirting Prints at 4c yd.
1000 yds Soft Hand at 4 \-'/c.
Regular 0 1 -4c Chec k II o:fcef| un ut f>c.
Cotton Ades fur l'ant a at 10c per yd
1 lot Ladies and Children* Htaw H&ts b?l*>w ??at
Heavy l'h; quality 1-4 Whito llouv spun ut 7c per yd
(!8 iueli b.lcached lahlu D.uuivdi at 4.5c per yd
Knglish !,?!)? C!ot?i. 12 yd pe, nt ? 1- :tc per
English Long Cloih 2Uo quality at 1- 1.2c
f) pes checkedNainsook r>t ftc y <1
1 lot short length Dimities nt 10 :
1 lot short length striped Madras at 17c
1 lot whort length Mull* and L\wus, 40 in. at Ijfr per yd
pos brown Drcba Linen ut 10c yd
1 pe White Shirtwuist Uneu at lf>o yd
1 pc Whito Shirtwiust Liuon at '20c
10 po? Coltou t.'repow, beautiful ?o?d9, at <*; yd
bpool Cotton, 500 yds, for 4c,
5 pc? White Organdy at 8o yd
1 lot *H over litnhroldsry **id Tuekiagitt ??st price*
1 lot Colgate? 10 Soap at 7c *
Palm Leaf Fans lc eaoU
4 roll Alattiug at 1G % 3* yd
4 rollm Matting ^ 12 l?2c yd
1 lot closing cut a! ?Ap
1 lo^ T^uspadorn at 10e ?aoh
1 lot Paiotftd Flower Pot? wiri* sauoeri at 4c aaaU
1 lot Pointed Flower Pols wibh saucers *i Cc la.'U
1 lot Painted Flower Pots with srmco*b at 9c ca^'U
I l?t beautiful da at 12 1 -2c each
1 lot Indian worked Ht coat pricj
10 pc* wood quality Gingbai* ?t 5o yd
I lot dress GiQ^hams, lOc gooi.i, ct 5c yd
Lonsdulo Catubfta a', 9V" yd
I lot short U- ?sftli lyarAd U&df&iftjAc goods. at yxi
All Whito Merowrtzed Wav?liu?"at redwoed priaj
1 l*t liUi-e Ctuisiua fjoiug at *o?t
I !-?t tl^yred Lawu nt 8\) yj
I lot ft^-urou BatisU ai 3e *wUii Hi
1 lot Violet 'iVluum PowJ?r at y<
I lot whitu wuibiwi Jtro l ParAeel*
I lot Vadiui Wr?'.liiL^ ykiria ut co
at $l.aa
^ ut c <> 6 1 ori?->
We fire uj^ut ?? for the Ameiican Heuuty and W li Ool
We nvo n^i-i t-s for Tin* I.ikHm Hoiur Journal PAtt|
W? are AgontM f??r The Internal ionftl S Vx ?cK Food Col?l
W? are a^cn'si lor \\\? 'lborn Hill Wffgon
}t( ' tTn' 'if,hin9 "Hit tee a (Ivor lite*
0ii*-s Hcsptctfullr
THE FAMOUS GILT
EDGE STORE.
k\ T VtUri?iu?e. Proprietor.