Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Kuftt Cotton B.o '/Hi The li i ? >, cotton 1 1 i J o t ! i I*,- !.*(^ *I??V4 III i A >*41)11 WHH Wf.l 1/'|* 1.1 , III nlP?" v *ter'luv in ??ihh.; i>v 1 1 , * !1?l til W I i 4 f; i; ||H ? > t' Oil) I!h IlltUo I I) : a ? , Id K Ail on U)i<* I'.Kli ? *? ? w For Wn? Joreoy Hull <Mit ? it io ? . ^ ceVHi in t* u L . k mil. 'A ,|i h lino block h II 1 IM h I , M i. lli-ift'i, t ti i r?' iimi i} 1 1 m < i,|, ii in i itni ulcii to n j/iniif LSi.tli a i <? fiotM the very lim-ht imperii n-- \ rl, 'Mini !? vailing Jon*- 8 , . tb? Ni'w Chim-lt WoiUciH v, ill ^iv? | ?n i n i cr i h i ti me n i <?? i fiint i mi of h ninviit'Ml and literary profcrum, ?nt<l otto r pUiiHHiilrii'H to Hilrtici. Au m L-sion l()c. Hi-lu ffiinintM mi 'I'll ' public cokHhII) iriviti'il to u t * tin 1. V - ? * Ituimway Boy. My won, VV illio Stoplieun, li fi.ee n yet ru of age, daik complexion nod ere t> c.HiriHjie, left tuy hoiii** m-iir Hi# nopvillu on l'ucmluy, Juno 12, wi' lout II) V- perm Union or contuuit, jin % tii i? i h to notify tho public n?i' to employ or io ?ny way liar tvi U ?ft?V W U8 wearing h brown luil wh .irtiifct/ioo II HI)'! Im t bought to l>? U'jy' ?li vicinity ?? f f amtl' n. Suit nr. .! rewa'il for infoiniHtiou leaJ iufY-to his recovery. Jnnirs Stepliena. Family Re union. 1 1 was our pleafture on yestetduy t.rt ..Htend the re- union <>f Mm* f h m i i y of ^ijr highly o ? l 11 1 e < 1 old fuerul, M 'j'. VV. It. South, the OCe.'lgion l?e /ig the 73t<i an ;ii versa rv of hi* l)i : hd?y. Mr. Smith has 7 child re ? oho daughter and (i boor, 1)4 gr ud- child i pii and 15 great-grand oh Idren, nearly all of whom were present. llesidca the family th?jre w? re some specially invited friends which swelled tho crowd to about. 20-1 r?r more. A niagniQcent din net was served and in the afternoon ?* a m e of baseball whh played be rtw^jou the married men and the sin .gl men. Thtf day wan spent prin ?<; i ' .ally in social conversation and wr?* highly enjoyed by every one, { all left wishing Mr. Smith, m *ny Jiappy returns of the day. Capt L. L C ybui u Called For*. Ibff , Editor : ? I'liese be troublous -tiffles. We want our best men who aV^now Available. Men who in tln-ir lives pf t>nty performed present a re ford t com which we ruav reason as to the future. He is out of pol itic*, but w/jen called by hisfeilow oiki/.Httd in art emergency to put on the armor again, I hope tliat he will respond. Let us do the nice thing by electing C7spt. L. L. Cly burn State Senator, in succeed that Veteran, Hon. J. T. Hay, who de clines re-election. What say you \Captait? Your record for forty ?years of labor ? endured, of suffer iin^ undeiK?tne and as 1 have said of duty performed under all cir cumstances is knovvn to the pul>lic. V A *t ????'* ?? M MA* nn M n<l I t I Wl I* I It A '?u mo u 9 ornnuuet' ti Uj r \ ? ? a u supporting you we wiii make no uist'ske. Come out! Many Democrats. We Took The Third . The last game of tho sories with Sifrniflr wna fast, all the way through ar \ resulted in a score of 8 to 2 in ,C mden'o favor. There weie about K>00 people present. A large crowd <Haae over from Sumter, and didn't fail to ??root" ns earnestly as Cam ?1 n. Camden made her runs in ibo first yr >ing. Weatherly, McLaurin and (hunter were on bases when Murrow b ;tted a beautiful ball ont in right frv)d. bringing in all three men. ^amter scored twleo in the sixth. After this the intensest excitement is shown on both sides Snmter poping to tie the score, and Camden working hard to keep tho visitors down. " The home team sncceeded. Key ward Anally oatchmg a beauti f'd ball in the ninth. Laval pitched ^.ood ball. The visitors' fielding ?was very good. This makes two out * ( throe that Camden took from fcumter. Looturot. On Sunday next Rev. K. A. Holu?. b ouier will preach again at the Bap tist cburob. Subjeot st night, "The JSoorst of Seoret Hnoistios." On Monday, June 25th st 8 : 30 p. n) , in ti?e Court Mount', be Will deliver !iif? f mdou* leoturu on Merlin Luther, tije Monk that shook the world ; ^ who. delivered the poople fro?p t ht* t*ofidsgu of superstition and priest ? raft in which they had been held /of more than a^tbousand yvais; who is the father ode rn civili nation, because, father of popular ??<tucatio?. This lecture has receiv ed unstinted praise from the Lad ing newspapers of this State, nod is claimed to lie productive of giom jrood. ? ? - ? Mtv- Hoh*h<*t?ser was ?*?????? Wittenberg, (Luthei'a Ctitv) Ger many. Hs studied theology undn the priooe of preachers, C- H Spur geon, Loidoi, Begin*). Adalnioi lo Imun lm, A, trm will offiriic will be ukii it 1? ill-. WeleeWs M ill. i nc > t .i.?r U?*|>t1l?ii?te. I I1. lltoi ( 'anideu l'l; t <<h If i * : TI' i following from IU". W A Im I'h I pcured in t he Co iiudi a S ??*- b k V v. { # n ini hs I mii ,Uk t,,?n Ui-. jnwinaiiv voUts ?e* ,t m and a- many rua^ t< nr p&ptw ? ik> < ?? i no' ? owi ti>^ fp?t i 41 *e it spa ??>. \'? j \ Ki *pot | hi 1 It, I I' 4. r 11 r u 1 ' 1 ) r n 1. k ii'ij , w 1 1< ' 1 14 U v < ^ | "Tim y ov?/> w * J ijie. "Ditppntf 'fc, ?? 1 o fori!'' "Ill* law over there iniil* it.* ' -La ? j n'l.o r*i i w "i li# le?i?l>>?! lover 1 here i?. jt-li* M<>r who nmde y<>u? ?'liiol-4iii.il in !?,.? <1 hi ? v?-r t' **)'?' made mo.' "( '.h urchin. in <liHpen?Hry 1 1 1 *t t 1 1 1 rt< 1 ?* the drunk ftM.'" "Moll, 1 alimya Ft it 1c to mj p'trly ' " 1 i,;?t la lint I he (jurt-t no ^ir. l)i<i you vnto lor t lit* mnii 'hat vgit'd for lljo In vv tlmt iuu(U) tie disponnary that madt* the drunkard? ' "Yen, ho represented my party, and I never nor fiteti the ticltW Hern i ? chain Willi tlir f ? ? 1 1 - 1 i it 1 I in lea : A drunkard, ? dispcimitry. u law, [legislator and a votei ? tWo I 1 > K ^ D" you Ho'' 11? Ltd us k'" i Iftnt link "I'oor drm kind, wlu p' Hrti you ^oini't" 'I o hell." <U? you know?'' 'Hie <ud Hook nav 1 6* No drunkard shall enter tho k:nu ?l( (l) of lu'ftV'Ml." "I.Ot IIW ! to t.l.f fust link of the chain. "( hiurehiwf where nr<" you t?oini>?" ? ? am i;o?n; to tic iiv en " "iioiv ilo ) on hiioitf * * * Let, every man hear this *tutomort kTf tlio lower link to hell aii' t the upper does not, it thu poor ??!<s drunkard goes to heil and tho churchman who voted for ti e disjv r. nnry t hub made him don't ^o wit!', him, then tlio drunkiird can Btand 01. iIih black crosled waves of damn* t.ion and cry, "nnjust. unjust, 1111 jiHt," 'until he will tear down t lu V'ory pillars of heaven."' Charges For Campaign Litem lure ? Tlic Chestci Lantern puhlielw m ? lie folluw i ii|^ notice : '?We have occasion to remind ail persons coucerned that com iuii li our in support of any candidal'.; can he published only ns advc< tiseineiils, on which, for IheptcHcnc. campaign, wu will make 1I10 l<>\r rale of one cent a word, to he p*i I before pwbltcttlion. Tina will appl ? to all aifttemeui m, plsiformv, repli*-^, explannlions '?nailing li^ft," rants (>1> ill an k h or oilier publication ? ?> behalf of candidate#, whether a?* it by themselves or others. And don't forgot to count iho words and send nlouji as many cents ae _>ou eend words. We don't want aucli ac counts on our books ; ?ve have sonie ?jo (V thai aru gelling musty." J?XRaONAk. W e r*tv 1 v(h! rt t'.fill ot:e ilny this **?>? k fiom Dr. W. I) Gmmh l>y . h>u of M r J. A. Grift sty, nanili date for ommty supervisor. I)r 'irigsby Wan just uomplefod his f?ur years course ut the ChaHe^ion Jtfi'd ioil College, ft'id now haa a position in the Ilnper Hospital The ntmijal picnic of the I'resby. torian Sunday JSphool was ...held on Tuesday lust and n plaettpt day whs spent by the litilo fdHis. j RKAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Mattio B Beard to ret C Schiller 100 acros north of uumdtn.j I'rice not ni tiled. John A Glenn to Karl II Bpwan j I 1-2 acres 818 87. Mary I) Chroohrau to Amanda Wood Ander6on 5 3 4 acres north of Camden ? I and other valuable considerations. Henna Belton to Mujry liulton 30 , ? 1 >1 * ' nci m <r 1 ,1 K liaxley fc > A II Baxley 25 1 4 acres $G50. Sarah J Cato? to W II Ratcliffo 48 acre* $-75 vR (5 Johnson to Francis J Bodkin I lot in Ji'rkwood. Price not staled J Sallio Lowis to M M Lollis 1 lot in Camden <(1. A Beckham to Second Pi-esby lerian Chnroh, Camden , 81 C O Witte to S F Brasington 2 tracts S!S,00() W B Flether to M E Gay 3 acres in No 8 *100. MAE Clyburn to L T Clybarn I lot in Camden. Price not stated. Mary W Cantey to Riohard Clcn onts 1 aere in No 1 Price not stated S Carrie Motley So Real Ms tato Trust & Guarantee Co 211 3 4 acres in $o 1 J 1 1,500 Ann O and I'rancis Woodipar. to F A Potts 8 acres north fit Camden $1,200 F A Potts to T E Rrnmbhol'z 8 acrec, fame tract as above, $2,0{)0 J B Taylor to R P pibble 1 lot on Campbell St $600 Elizabeth and Nancy Bird to J R Catoc 486 acres in No 14 $120 J 0 McCnskill to Enterprise Bid. and j/>*n Assopi^tiou \ l?t on street $000 , . Enterprise Bid and Loan Associ ation to Al? k Auron 1 lot on Mur? ket Si *300 University 01 North Carolina 1789 ? 1906. Hrad of tho State's Rdi|c?Monal Systrm DSPARTMKMTS. Collogift'o, KnRlneerinjr. Ornrinatc, I.*w, Medicine, Phaimncy. r ^ Library contain* ? ?*,<'00 -m?niT?ps. few w*t?rworka, ?Uoulo lifht*. cmtr?l haating lyiUm. Hew dornu torifa. gj?Muiaai, Y. M. C. A bnilrfUf MS Rudfcntt.? 74 I? fnoalty. Tha Fail tana tofiaa ? ??pi. 10., IMS. idnw Fraa<^r Vajaya^ Ijwtrtaat Couniy Summer School. T! c C>>snty Sumuior SehonJ fur v?ltK will opfii at the ('yoni** Mif S> liu*( buitiUiu Jul? 'Jili, H i. H , *r will t* ic ?o<?)ou four we#kx. Co tit** will I * yivtu ill the following aakjeelv P.* *l*i m-liiij <.f Heading ?? P'irir.j <n*.l#?, FuiuJaioMMi.il Principal* at flei end M<tl>diR I'muhiiif ; tk* Rotittiff I'ot ti . i(i r l.iis onrfe teachers will brii mxiu- i)0' h containing a cop y of (A* t'ai of tfa v United kiaUn) ?<l f'n j rent rrsnli. j I Ik County )!o.mf Kbifftlswei kaa a: proj;r ;*t?i| $11 to attist t)w* t ?h*?Ii?> wl.o ?>ay all?lid, in paying llivir board 'IVviior* tliros^liout 1 1 , ? (\>amy v bear in miad t lint atteiiiunce upon Mininicr School is necmfcary to tl>u i ncwal of their Certificates. W. li. T17KNKK. Co. Supt. of Fd. ?I line ll'Uii. I Application lor Final Discliariie. Notice it k? reby jfiven thftt on Sail ilny, July 14, 1006, I will apply to tl Juil^it ?l I'robaio of Kershaw County t | I.ottor* Dmnisaory hh Administrator . the estate of J. A Griggs. C. B. (iri^?n. Adm'r. June L'?, 190fi. JUttouuccwrnts. Auiiniiiiffinitil.' fiC> n/itit/ fifty irortfx trill chnryrii for at the rat ' nf ftnt liotlari Jur > cry lilt; / wuiih. SUP KKVISOU. 1 hereby announce myself a Candida' ? for ('.unity Supervisor for lver.slo. > County subject to the Democratic pi inary. .J. A. Grimsby, At the solicitation of a number of r fricnda, I hereby announce myself as ea didato for Supervisor of Kerwhaw con tv, subject to the rules governing ti ? Democratic party. Jf elected 1 will gn ? ? my undivided time ami attention to s .? ilu'ioH. ]). 1". Dixon. Mr Kilitor: ? Ph?ase announce Mr, . C, Weal a candidate for the oflice f County Supervisor. Mr. West's know ? odue and experience with county nttVii s eminently qualifies liini for thin posilio . Buffalo Township Mr. Editor: ? We hereby unuounce M -. M. B M' Lt'od n candidate for the ofti e of County Supervisor Mr. McLeod s one of our most successful and progre? * ive business men. and if electsd nil I * en^rpiea will be devoted-. to th? best terest of the county, ,-v Many Friend*. THRASH HKll. At the solicitations of friends 1 lien ' y announce myself a candidate Tor re el ? lion to the office of Treasurer of K< >? shaw county. J). M AlcCaakill SUIT. OF EDUCATION. We hereby nominate Mr. W. B Tun r for re-election to 'he office of Sqpt. f Fducutlon. Mr. Turner has given < .!? tire satisfaction, and i? to be eortiansuo d for hi? fcarlefo discharire of the iIuiIpr >f the office. His many friends will be gr t. ith'd to eee hitn re- elected. Easttrn Kershaw. CLERK OF COURT. W? hereby pnnounop Mr I 0. Hpti^rh a csnriid&tp for o I Cntr^t ,n tTlo uppreaohlug primary wIvetinM, Many Friendt At the solicitation of friends, I ker* >j announce myself as a sandidats tor C] ? ,k of Court, and pUdto myself to abide * ??? rpeijlt of the Democratic Primary *1 j tujif (v. W. Moseley AUDITOR. Mr. Editor. ? Wb df-sJre to present the name of Mr. W. F. RustelL the effiui. ntl and iaiibful Auditor, for re-election, p b-1 ipct to the rules of the Democratic ) ri mary. J^o ,^niB more suitable could be choaen for this important o/T?#? Many Friend? Mr. Editor, ? We lake pleflaure in j "e genling the name of Mr. P. T. Bruce fori Auditor of ^ershq.w County, (object to iiitf ruies of cue Mvn#?rati0 priory. 'dr. Bruce jK weli known throughout the in ly and haw discharged every "trust c? :n mlttod to him faltlyfutty-a'nd effipjantly. Many Voteiv. r M AGIST R A l'E Mr. Editor: ? Please announce Mr. H. M. Fjnejier as a candidate for re-plent on to tin* njifco or Magistrate ip Dplvi1b| Township. Many Voter . am ??????? ... ? i . . "W LEGISLATUUW. We herebv present the name of lion John G- Richards for re-eloction to lie j Legislature Mr. Richards needs nr in- 1 troduciion to the people of Kern! iw county, having ulreadv filled tbia ini or t#n* position. Mr. Richards, wil] n. kp for Kershaw county in th* future he haa in the pa<*t-*-a fearless and iim 4r* j tial representative Mr. Rirba-Js mt rltt I the confidence nnd aupport of the *o jrs of Kershaw county. Many Friend . Mr. Editor: ? Wo desire to present ?he name or Mr. i>. M- Hellene u a C? >di; date for th<* legislature from Iters! ;iw County. Mr, Rethunp is well kn-wn throughout the County and will m.ke| it safe and conservative Rrpre-sentat ve. llaviujr already served the County 1 ?? is| familiar with duties required of a Re re sentative. Many Friend-, At the sojicitatiop pf fr'sndl I hei -by apnftuupw ip?aelf a rtandidate for thel eg islaiurc aubject to the rules of the I >m. ocratic primary. I am familiar will' the county and if sleeted will u?e mv be?: ef forts for her {good. R. II. Ra ?. VQIITHB SEW ATE. To the Democratic voters of Kersimw Oonnty : ? Having been advised by my pby?J? ans that, tny physical condition nt prow t is fd such nature as to m^ke it very uu \lse| fur ino to unSprtakc the great strain and harden of making a canvass throughout the State for the office of Governor. *nd at tho suggestion of my many frian- a to whotp I have communicated this fi.rt, 1 hereby ansounrp myself as a cand -iate for the ojiitT of giate Senator, plfctfing tnyself to abide by the rules of tli? Democratic party. I wish again to thank the people of the County for their continmd kindlier o?d support of me m tha past, and eapet .ally for their splendid endorsement ot tny candidacy for the office ot Governor in last Comity Convention and to assure them that'if elected to the office of Mete Senator 1 will endeavor to fit* titan tny heat aervice, ao4 believe that I ana in a Doettion to do sc. ? It Is a aaatter of aincere regret, to me thai 1 aaa forced to fire wp the rac? for, 'Qomoof at tbia ti"?e, and I an ?loack gratiCfi at the geaanil neqoesa of the paofto al tha Donate that I ahall'anka i to natla m to asm then fa tha iMib, Clin f: < oi tL qw f .4#> r V> L/ * J- V/ i-** X. / Tyot v7rix r / Construe tic . u ^ Ev*.ry >/,o.a fe.:X\. c ;mn is found on The Fox. in shov Placed v. n i: . . ? ia any v i machines ol' ) r.< take o other typewriters improvement. re, a no second-hand . i:ar< payment. FOX TYPI m XEIi CO. EXECi'ri . t it.-: a' ac roil? G. it Iv.-j j, ; :ich. 122 For Sale By Cante and Boy kin. ('.?mi >u 8 '. 9/nc/cj ?ta ting* IHMII II ill I II ?? I lUBUM CAIiliS ATTKNDKI) AN* HO It DAY OH N Kill I kst. k. o. m( ui:i<;m\ Monuments k nd Tombstone; . VERMONT MARBLE Ci MPA fS -BEST DESIGNS. EST. E. O. Mc< REIQHT. SOUTHER S IAILWAY ?4oli^dule i Jhh. 8th, To Wasllmtoi), New York & M> Lv Camden 5 50 ( in kr Roi-k Hill ft 65 " *' Charlotte 10 25 " " Wa?hinRton 0 f>0 :: m " lUltimorc 1 1 " " Philadelphia ' j J*? | ni <' Npw Vor4 * i?i " Pullman sleeper and So lithe n Railway dining care from ftflhk Hill. Tl'ainji thrive Camden fr< \\i North 9 'Jo a w and 1 1 45 \\ m. From South and West 2o p *a and 5 5o j) m For illustratod ?mailer ab< ut lhe Land of the Sky" uBo;iu tiful Sapphire Country'' u id -winter resorts 'onpjy to ih? ? ? /i i -? ujiMriaifcUCM o Columbia And Asbevilte. L* nxlen 9 20 m Ar 1 linulii.i U 40 " " A -Ml iJ <5 n> " A :u?W? 8 10 '' A; Spartanburg 3 50 ni " T on * r 6 " v II deraoi) vllle 6 IW '' "A eville * 7 3< " f did trainKingvillc toA*l e vil ? without change To Oluirle&ton, Atlanta Mid ? Weai (iixifin l 4^i ?? o? nohvUlt! 7 2< " iiarletHiMk 5 15 > ni *ui& 6 OO i m 'tUnooga 9 <15 ' ,1-innati 7 30 > ui Louit 7 i'2 i iu Pi Iraan eleeper Branchvillt1 to A i ? mta connecting w&h h!c p er nd dining car for Oin< in W s OQOFKK* < arodeu. i. O. R >V HUNT, uifUlo,. IN tHengc Vgent. Charleston, S. 0. BROOKS MORGAN, Ae i stnnt !n. Pr?8?. Ageut. Atlanta, C v. SEABOARD Air Li 10 Hi Iway. North- Sou :h-' 'ast-West. Two Daily Pullt tan A estibuled Limited Trains Betwen th ? Soul aud/ New Y:rk. Fiist Cte Diniir Car Service., The Beet KatcH ai (1 Ko <e to all Kautem Cities Via RICt MO D and WASH IWGTON, or Via NORFOLK and stearnerN. To Ath.nta, " aahville, Memphis Louisville, St . Lf uis, ( licago, New Or leans, and all Poii ts 8< .th aV)d Southwest ? To Savannah ksonville and all points in Florida j nd G?? a. ? Potitiveiy the short >t line between nobtb: & SOUTH. dotaiied infon ition, rates, sched ules; Pullman K ^servn ions, $c., apply to any agent of the $ pb bow. 1 Air v Line Railway or to W. L.Bt?rrot-gh? fi ?arfcilin^ Passenger Agont, Columbia. S. O Chaw. Stewart C3-. l^/iSLart. Havannit li. On. IT HIRSCH BROS. & CO. BEGINNING JUNE SECONO. SALE WILL CONTINUI TEN DAYS. IMMENSE BARGAINS TO BE HAD AS ? L ( ICE SHIP MENTS OF QOOOS HAVE BEEN MADt FROM V THE NEW YORK OFFICE. 'J % | DON'T FORGET THE DaTE

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 22, 1906, Image 3