The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 27, 1906, Image 2
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OAMDKN. H. C3.. JllliV 'J7.
k.
Me?tlhk ?f Ntiih* ,V4VSS AsM0'1
at ion.
The 32nd annual meeting of the
South Carolina !*!?? * A nt
was held nn lliii Isle of I'hIiiih iii
the Hotel Seashore last, week. i lie
universal verdict i* that this meet
ing wan the beet and most siiccin*
#ul ever held in the life of tin; An
?ociation.
The editors upon their aniv-il in
Charleston were met l>v a commit
tee and given free transportation
over tho street railway, tin- boat
line and the suburban trolley in
(be Isle of Pal ill H. Another e vi
donee of hospitality was the illoi'.s
of the proprietors of the hoii'l lo
give to the members of the Associ
ation their beat looms. I he wel
come given liy Mayor Khett was
sincere, as the vjsitois found
(throughout their stay.
The business meet itigs ol the A"
aociaiion wele most ^ulei est ing and
instructive. They were made d?u
bly pleasant l>V tlio presence of ho
many lady luewjbers of the Associ
ation.
The only sad incident connected
with the meeting was the rc?dfciia
tion on account of his health, of Mi
c. C. Langston us oecrelary of the
Association. Me lias h?c!d thin po
sition for thirteen years. f*ir. I<
L. Freeman was clectud in in*
place. Col A nil wmi unanimously
re-elected (.'resident. Col. Anil
takes h personal interest iii everv
tnemhur of l lie Association and 111?? \
not only admire him lml lie is loved
l>y t he entire memncrship.
On Wednesday a visit, was iii-nle
to the forls und gariisons on Sulli
van's Island und a day's trip
around the harbor and up and
down tho rivers on the IVistaiia, a
government boat which is admira
bly suited for such purposes. ();>
this trip were (i'?v Hey ward and
Mayor Rhett The (lav was eon
olutled with a reeepli??n tin
Sub uet/.en pi a 1 a shooting plae?
under the auspices of !-he (ierinan
rifle club.
The banquet given Thursday
uight by the local press and tin
city of Charleston in honor of the
Press Association, whs thoroughly
enjoyed by the large number of
guests in attendance.
In addition to the social feature*
already mentioned there ??? tin
one continuous feature that ulToni
ed great pleasure?the surf bath
ing. This in itself would have af
forded abundant enjoyment to all
The people of Charleston left
nothing uudone to inalTe the editor*
enjoy themselves, and we are gtaii
to say the Association is lo meet
there again next year.
Maj. Hemphill, our host, of the
News ?fe Courier, Ims this to say of
the visitors:
??The Convention has been the
largest in every way tliat. the As
sociation has held in the thir'y-one
years of its existence, but this i-t
not of llrst importance. Those <<t
us who have been familiar with no
Association for years and who h.-;vr
been part of it recognize a highei
character in its personnel and a
more serious purpose in its proceed
tags luMii at any previous time.
Editors of fort!most position, w lu-,
for a long time have abscultd
themselves from the CoBvention*,
were present again, and suil ot!un?
of equal repute, who have not bri n
mem tiers, joi tied it. 1 he iiumlii r ' f
hangers-on of persona who are >?
truly newspapermen, who are t..?i
proud of the calling and eagei t>>
give to it the best that is in ttiem
(for ulwavs there are some of im*
kind about tho Press Association
meetings) was fewer than ever lit ?
fore. The body was composed of
master craftsmen, of men who have
"made good," of experts to whom
tbe making of newspapers is a
business requiring unstinted lint
loving toil and worthy of the ex
penditure of the best talent, whethct
directed to obtaining a clean typo
graphical impression from the press, |
sr of iunkiug a strong editoiinlf
impreeeiou upon the public.
?The men who stand at the fiont
of J urnalism in South Carolina, the
Orderly sergeants by whose button*
*11 the enlisted men drees, are those
who have begun at the bottom and
learned all the details of the "shop,"
?o that by them correct justification
of * line U deemed no lees essential
than the well rounding of a period.
... Tb?M wrt they who prepondera-j
IM Is thil OoiiVf ntloo, and who, we
litsMt'VC) it u \ *? in ?<!?' it ill'- Icuinrnt^
(if H tlUMllllU'( f i / ? <- v v?? I il H I) III"
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plifthllii' I lii* ii j'j> ii i 1u "11 v <? I ''??Hi I
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lunl liny h/!|i vn llial thill c<itu
in unity ?liih ilny fiirw/iiii will
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lifikcil wi'ii iii<- |ii i'|?ic (,{ i-vi r\
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iii i^lihui? Ii??? i| >? iirI rily. Tin
r'litorH wen! taken to <>ur Nav \
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huilior in h yii-ni hIi11. mi11 wi n
t?11 f I nil hIihiiI mil iiulilu: liu l hi i f?{4
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hi limit li"??{iit ulil v, nil- h o 1111 tor
i h HI Ii'M" t>, Mini tlil*y will ii>il lie in
fit',mi' fii'jrinvtril in ??)/ fciJltiir'fc
lllillll Ill-Ill ( Il lll'll 81 -Ofl.
CJ II HI ll-rt '.'I II !!I||| till- I 11 I f 11 I H h'lVI'
l|iit, 111111 I'H-1'I l.i I III l> C' i: II i f I il-mil',
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liflVd ll'ld ti ill-till I if Ill-Ill I. tllllt.
(onIlly ( iinipai^n MoHin^s.
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Tin- S> h'?? ( i.Hi|intin 11 >|M'iik in
( fl 111 ill1 II I I. >1 :{\ .
Finfl it ChicHcna And KftK'i
For Sine.
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nini I'*{it; i f ;i Kiiii'. < 'i11<*?<?'11m .$;{ '?()
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S i-rninj Wi'i'ij.
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Itrp. lllriii), li i' Minify1'. *?I*??#!<*I?.
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11 f IV, >1 S M:;: ti-'iil. I ??? n Tiilwi II
L I \rtui.tr I I S!i*i\|nr. T li Ki 'l<
U'V, ?' l'i Mi Lviiii, \\ !j Mr cinii,
Y/oticc
I am iiu\v road v to fitrnisli
mi short notice, Mooring, cei!-j
inlt, wealWorWoardin*;, mould
in^s of all ki11?Ih. i?:illisters.|
i tails, columns, dicssed Woards,
(lours and \vin(iu\vs, casings,
! ot o, Nee mo Woloro Wu vi ii?*
j I \\ il! We found at 1 Wo old stand
joi'tho Camden LumWer !\1 1'^
! ( ?(>. ! {os|?M'l I 1111 \ ,
.). W. 'iTCIv'KR,
('amdeti, S. (\
J April 'J7, HUM),
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j (I. \V. ('i osIiv'm Old
j I<v Hons-- is now ready to sorw
'you wiili i
ICE IN ANY QUANTITY
! Krci I>c!iv, rv al \niir vuti
, ? * , ' , I
! nn ro^ui.n i <ii!n Ninday I
! hours ti \ \i. in L' 1 \ M .
J Vonr I'.tl: (.i-.tuc is solicited, j
1'iompt :i;h! i ii< [til :11 It'll! ion !
I to .'ill l >1 (li'ls.
(;. \v. ciiosiiv.1
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l A ]>ril 1.1, I :*< >n.
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?MANUFACTURER* OF
Doors, Sash, Blinds,
j Moulding, limiting Material,
ash Weights and Cord.
I CHARLESTON, - - - - S. C.
Purchase our makes, which
we guarantee superior to any
sold South, and thereby save]
money.
Window and Fancy Glass a J
specialty. Jan. 4-4.
Annoutumeutsi.
I'intt<<4 f<<rnm of lite jiUdije, ah"l
t,it'h r"/xiriii lo be JileH '/?/ Ountii
tilth K fur (,'on*/*/ ruA hi; j>ro
i nyr.l fytttn tlii- (,'ijimty C'luilriimn, or
a/ '/'In ('hrt,Airti' oJJb:e j
SlM'KKVISOli.
A i ! lit- m>)witatiou of a laiinhnr of my
f r i ? ? 11 ?! , I J.cf'J'y Hnnouiicw n?y?Hf aft rtn.
tii :i< !.?r Su|M-i viHor of Kerfchuvv conn-j
I v, ? 11 (, :ii t In tin) rillt't govern id k the1
J>. He i r ? 11 ic parly If olectco I will J
i y 1111<I1V1<I< ?l Hum ami attention to i<?
iltr.h n. J/. K. i>ix011.
Mi Ivlifor : 1'Ichhh announce Mr. M.
\V< hI a candidal# for the office of
I'ounlv r-nperviHor. Mr. West's knovtl
and e x |.ei ience with county allsira
?in,? ju;t)i 1 i?'H him for I!iin pompon.
Buffalo Township
M !.? Iit'?r : We hereby anuounce Mr.
M. |; .'?!? I .rod a candidate for tin* office
l ('.unity Super viaor- Mr. Mcf.cod i?
.in- ? i 'ir nioM Htirceswfnl it in) protfiens
i v?- I u-im-sM men, i*n<) if elected all hi*
i iir . m will In* devoted to the best In
icri-Ki <<t the county. Many Frienda.
In ii rjiunHc to tin: wishes of a number
? >! n ? fr11-hil:t throughout ^he county for
nil* t? -? 111? i tin- race for County Hu|>?*r?is
iii, 1 l.< n l \ announce myself ? candidate
Uii i.i l office, and pledge myself to a
1 #i? 11 tin* IVk iiHh of tin* democratic pri
inurv i-ict ll'?n. If elected t<? said office 1
?All! " ; V11 |||(| |iOO|)Ih the bent her* icc of
v?ni' i. I Kin capable, and see thut the of
fair? "I il i* 1 III en ii"' administered faiili
'til!y and ,111j>.i11ially. U H. Williams.
I >!i11 r Chronicle:?We hereby un
n"u. ' !? II"ii. W. K. Thompson hn a can
didif'i" for t be office of ('oiuilv Supervisor.
,\fr. \l'iiiMii|>.s<<n's long fidelity to tin* bent
Intel ift "f tin- ('ounly eminently lit linn
for (hi- important office.
Many Friend*.
TKKASURKIt.
At the solicitations of friends J hereby
:i III: ? ill IIIVMi'lf H candidate for r??-<* 1 l*t* -
'i"11 iii ilit' iiflico of Treasurer of Kor
?w.aw < oiioty. I). M Mc.Ciiflkill.
SJ I'T. OK KI)UCATION.
V. <? hereby nominato Mr. W. B. Tumor
fur it- flection to the ollieo of Supt. of
I !? II iOfi. Mr. Turner has given en
lire h 11isfaetion, ami in to he commended
lor in" Unites* discharge of |lie duties of
the "(lice. 11 is many friends will be grat
ithd i>. see 11i111 re- i-1 .
JjiiiKij.'iii Kerbhavy.
I hereby announce myself n candidate
foi Mipcrinthmlcnl of lCdm-ation of Ker
sluiw bounty subject to the action of th*
I)i-inoi iiitic primary.
R. W. lliuninond.
clJ'JKK OF COUNT
We hereby Announce Mr. I C.
Iloiiu'h ii candidate fo* Clerk of Cdtirt in
the approaching primary election.
Many Friends.
At tin* solicitation of friends, I hereby
.uiii'iu11'??* myself us a candidate lor t'lerk
of Court. ami pledge myself to abide the
ii >f the Democratic Primary elec
(Ji VV- My/ijclviy.
auditor.
Mr. Kditor.? We desire to present th?
r.sr e of Mr. \V. K. Kusndl. the eflicieut
??ii'! 1'iiilifiil Auditor, for re-election. sub
ject ti> tin* rules of the Democratic pri
mary No one more .suitable could he
. Ii .fen for this import a n t ofliee
Many Friends.
Mr. Kditor.?\\V take pleasure in pre
se'i'iiu/ iIn* name of Mr. I*. T. Bruce for
A < 'it- i of Kershaw County, subject to
the rules of the Democratic primary. Mr.
Unlet is well known throughout the coun
ty n I litis discharged every trust com
nut*.' .I u> linn faithfully and efficiently.
Many Voters.
M A GIST IIA 1T1.
Mr. Kditor: ? l'leaae announce Mr. II.
M. Kin her as a candidate for re-election
to the nllice of Magistrate in Dcl^alh
Township. Many Voters.
\t Mti' noliciiation of a number of my
fricjuds I hereby announce myself a Can
dida: e f >r M au'ist rate of Hn Halo Township
xiilij. t to the rules governing the Dunio
ciat! ? pa'ty. If elected I shall discharge
the duties of the office in the future as in
lie j'Hr-t ? to the best of my abilitv.
Amos West.
1 KO'SJ-ATl' RK.
We hereby present the name of Hon
.lohn <? Hichards for re-election to the
I ,e?i t'.at ure Mr. Itiehards needs do in*
ti ? iuiiion to the people of Kershaw
c.uiiin . liavi ng nlreadv UUod this impor
tant t'ositioti. Mr. Hichards, will make
for Kershaw county in the future what
he h i* in tin past?a fearless and impar
tial r> pre-ciituiive Mr. Hichards merits
the i .utideiice and support of the voters
?>!' Kenhiw county. Many Friends.
M- Kditor : ? We desire to present the
n:;uf. f Mr. D. M. Belhune as a Candi
dal torthe Legislature from Kershaw
Count*. Mr. Bethune is well known
' I ron h..lit the County and will make
a fit.' ind conservative Representative
II tvina already served the County he is
laie.iiiar \v:th duties re.|iiired of a Wepre
-eniative. Many Friends.
\: the solicitation of freuds 1 hereby
in: . ii w.i'e mvsclt a candidate for t hel ?eg*
i' ore subject to t he rules of the Dem
- . !.*i ii primary. I am familiar w ith the
i v ?i"l >! vh-vted " ill use iiiv best ef
t'u'i* foi her good. h. 11. Way.
1 hereby announce myself a candidate
for 'he lloiwof Representatives sub
:i <! to the rules of the Democratic pri
u \. Thus. J. Kirkland.
Kt?U THE SKKATK.
M> Kditor: ? 1 have been out of poli
ti. ? .r tin- past twenty years and hail
?? .i to remain in private life. But in
:< ; cisc to niv friends throughout the
.;;tI have consented to announce tny*
? ? a candidate for State Heuator un
?:.? i .tie rules of the Democratic party.
i:.a'iii> I pledge uivself to do niy
.i111> in everything as I have always
done. 1 j. 1? Clyliurn.
Mr. K.btoi We take great pleasure
tn placing the name of Mr. W. W,
llon ,h before the people of Kershaw
ei>umi v as a candidate for the Senate.
Mr. Hough is well known throughout tho
county, having served us faithfully in
the past llo is a young man of sterling
hnsiaess integrity and high character, and
\'- ,,:ibly represent the interests of the
p.-. ; ]. in ihe Seiiai?. Many Friends.
PRORATE JI'DUK.
Mr. Editor: We announce Mr. J, R.
lMn-l|.s, as a candidate for re-election to
tIn-< of Probate Judge. No mQro
ttitlifitl or deserving man can he found j
for this position. Many Friends. 1
Alitor Chror ?ie:?We d??ir? to an
nounce Mr. Ai.^n I)eae as a candidate
for the office of Probate Judge. Mr.
Dens it an old Confederate Veteran and j
well known throughout the county, and !
it elected will discharge the duties of tbe i
office faithfully aid satisfactory.
All Spring & SummerGoods
Must Go
A General Clearance Sale At
The Famous (lilt Eu&e Store
We have just finished taking stock
and in going through we have fished
out some genuine bargains for you.
Cost price don't "cut any ice" with
these goods. They MUST be sold.
Figured Lawns and Hatistrs at 8 1 2c, 5c, 6 1 4c, 8 l-3o and 10o yard.
Thes? f>ro slaughter prices on the-e goods
Another lot 40 imjh White Lawns at 5c per yard (in short lengths.)
DroHB Ginghams, nice patterns, at (? 1 4c, 7c. 8 l-3o and l<)c per yard.
I Beautiful lot Checked anil Corded Dimities at 9o yd
I
j JSngliah Looy uioih and jMain Nainsooks at 10c, 12 1-2.;. 15<? and ilOc
yard, These goods will please you at the price
t - ^
Shirting Priuta at 4u per }ard ^Shnrt lengths)
Shirting ' 1'fiitts, bi *t quality, at fie per yard
Good quality Sea island 2-t at t 1 >2o per yd
SO in Sea Inland, the 8 l-3?j kind, ai 0 1-4q
All of our Ladio* and Childioo* white and black Oxforda at reduced
price.
The Urgefl stock Ma'tings in the city at prices to please
These arc ju?t a *e?v of the "leaders." Wo Uvo ninny more to show
you. Come. Give us a look and he eoflvicod. Tho fact is we are jr4at
aacrdlcing our Spring and Sun\n\c; clock to make room fur Fall goods,
Yowri Respectfully}
THE FAMOUS GILT
EDGE STORE.
P. T. VillepUgue, Proprietor.
Monuments And Tombstones.
VERMONT MARBLE COMPANY'S PEST DESIGNS.
EST. H. O. McCRJIKiHT.
undertaking.
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CAIXS ATTKNOKI) AM H?it"K DAY Oil NIGHT
EST. !?:. O. M'(
IKKiHT.
ATLANTIC BEACH HOTEL,
SalliVHii'n lslt?!t<j, S. C.
Open# June lgt, 19(0. Rate* fi .r)0 per <iar? HOC, #10 00 and
? 12 00 per week.
Knujoti* Windsor Spriog Waler niii Im> u?<ul for InUle purport**.
JNO. JAY COHHN, JR., M^r.
Sullivan's I?l?ud, S (\, or 73,r> HroS . August*, (*?.
4 A Square Deal Fo Every Man.!
When you buy a Life Insurance policy, yon want to be
assured: (1) That your contract is sate beyond question. (2)
That you arc securing the graatesr amount of protection your
money will buy. (3) That the company you are entering
will give you a "Square Deal" In every particular.
You will be aaiistled as to thost* and all other points it"
yuur policy is issued by the firensboro Lite Insurance Com
pany, which has established itself the leader in all things
pertaining to safe, sound and. liberal Life Insurance. It*
phenomenal record shows how well the people appreciate the
benefits to bo drived from patronizing a Home Life Insurance
(jompany organised and conducted along the. lines of the
Greensboro Life,
Greensboro Life Insurance Ca
The Leading Home Company, (ireensbc.ro, N. 0.
FORREST TAYLOR, Gen. A-t.,
Sumter, S. C.
WEEK END b: OUTING RATES
V l.,\. .
SOUP HERN RAILWAY
The Southern Railway n il! sell Week
end excursion tickets from Camden
to points named below at very low
rates as follows:
Tale of Palms and letnrn . %
Shelby, N. (J., and return
AndeVHon, S. 0., and return
Spartanburg, S. (\, a .id return
Whitestono, S. C., o nd return
Union, S. 0., and return .
$3 85
3 55
4 05
8 85
3 00
00
- J
Tickets sold for all trains leaving Sat
urdays and Sunday mornings, limit
ed good to return until following
Tues^lrty. For full information, con
sult ^>o. Railway t'xket a<;ents.
XV S COOl'Ell, Agent. D umtU-n. s. C.
It XV HliNT, I>iti?i??u I* jwiMiiior Ch^rl.'ston, S. (J.
SEABOARD
j\Jr Line ILiilway.
IYorth-8outh-East-West.
Two Dally Pullman Vestibule Limited
Trains Uetwen the South aiui .\r\v V rk.
Eiist tte Dinii Car Service.
The Best Kates and Houie to al! Eastern
Cities \ ia RICHMOND and ASH
IMGTON, <>r Via NORFOLK and
stoaim>vs. To Atlanta, Nashville, Memphis
Louisville, St,. Louis, Chicago, New Or
leans, in (1 all Points Soutli and Southwest
?To Savannah and Jacksonville and all
points in Florida and Cuba.
Poti? ively the shortest line between
OIL-^rPIET oo so utb:.
(g^"Fer detailed Informal ion, rales, sched
ules; 1'idlit. an Innervations, X:;.., apply tQ
any agent of the Seaboard Air Line Kail way
or to W. L. Burroughs, Travelling Passenger
Agent, Columbia, S. C
A ?. P. Agt.
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