The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 10, 1906, Image 2
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PCJBLI8H?D KVKHr FRIDAY
? -BY
w. X_J. McDOWBUjL,
/?
flcuecKHTiON Kate*:? On? year, $1.60,
six month*, 71> cunt*; throe month*, 40
Cent*.
livraa *ou A i>vkhtihi!i? Ordinary
transient adTortlsmoota, fWat inaertion
fcl.00 j??r Hi|imri'; cuclt *uhav<ju?ui in
Kirtion 60 ceu?H per 8<|iinre.
Bueineia local#, 6 toiilH pur line each in*
mirtion.
ObituarifH charge*] f<>i- at funic rattan*
ordinary ad vcrtiAin#. i
All coiuujunieationa addre*He<l to thin!
I?ai>t?r imirtt In? accompanied by the true
name nod *ihlrc*H of tloi writer, in or
der to insure attention. Kei?etcd man
uscript* will not he returned.
Communication* will ho puI>Iih)te<1 when
of in to rem to the tfenoral public and
not of a defamatory nature. Nu re
Bponnibilily wi^t |>o attettmed for the
4 viowH of correspondent*.
Candidate*' Card* lor County offtcee
$6.00. Congressional $10.00.
liatea lor coutract adrertiaing will he an
nounced upon application at the office.
Remittances hy checkn, draft* and poital
uionuy order* should bo in?de j>ayab!?*
to v. \V. I.. MoDOWKl/L,
Camden, 8. (5.
(JAMDKN. S. 0.. AUG. 10. ltfOfi
In order thai you may volu in the
approaching primary election it i?
nrcenftary to havo your nam* o?i the
club roll of the precinct at which
you expect to cast your ballot ?t
least five day* before tho primary.
Attend to it in porwon and then
you will know that it i? dooe.
In "Liar" Kvit Jusl|fle?lf
The Columbia Slate taken
occasion to apply the epithet 4,li?r"
to Senator Tillman. The alleged
ground of provocation n the una
tor'a repeated utatnrncntn to ihc
elFoct that ho believe* The S: alt
people to be stockholder* in the
Ilichlan J Dixiilling cuntituiv and
Hie South Carolina (JIhhk woikn.
Jl will be rein ''in liet ed that Se.?at'?r
l i'iman wajd he di<| not know thai
h Mivpirl ?f ? h wer?* ?> I > m r?1 n I el v true;
! -'t. h'1 m h I Vi d (J i I. km t hi-11
' - h si'iii< lliioc>iit|* ibi? <uj which
i> haae i he accusal ini, Senatoi
...... oiinti'd not have made it ;
Mi', whether t lie i e wnrt anything
. tip 11 -le ? ,f li<M , I ' h! ? III * 11> lit ?11 Ml
I b i S' nl <? ci ti Id j ms' iih r. r 11 ii tT i rd
ed ?<> have r< flamed from ' he vice of
i'H epithet It hhh ItaidU limie
j i' s1 ? ti i hi e I h ho w ?h S n a I,oi I'i 11 in a n
wh?'U he enliiil i.vnii a liar, hii i
thai net ion hhs certainly imt i'1'eil
ii.itbb* t" S-nator li tl m an.? V nr k
ville Koqoirer.
Wouihu'k I{:Iit Place.
Knur )l Ll III {l'4 f 1H 'if \i 11)1 WOtllHIl
was very much cireuinscvihed in
her splii1.r<i of iiHi-fuliH *h. She had
lo trod along in the h it in e nil truck
tlinr. Iter mothers h:wl trod in or
bp ostracised by society. Our
fathers thought their wives mid
(laughters just a iill.lt) too tine to
come In contact with the rough
edge of the world, and hence the
circumscribed sphere in which our
woinou wero allowed to move out
side the home circle, where in every
well regulated family slie reigned
supreme. Woman, in a genoral
sense, whs regarded ?? inferior to
wan in mental as well hb phynical
strength. Our fathers were not
altogether to blame for that. It
came down to them from the days
of Adam. Ho did not have the
chivalrous feelinu for women that
every true mau should have, or hr
never would have attempted to
shield himself by casting the blame
of tuo'ii mutual sin on Kve, Having
"jt wan the woman Thou gavest
mi l" Adam was not only a coward
but an utigallanl coward, or he
never would have dodged behind
Mother Eve's petlycoats in trying
to save himself. l'ime has changed
all that, we are glad to nn\, ainl
today woman in regarded man's
most intimate friends and safest
counsellor anil it' he were a?U? d
who it vthh that inspired him to all
that is noble, true and beautiful i
this life, and with u hope "f a bel
ter life, in the world to cotne, he
would answer as la-fore, but thin
time without the stain and shame
of t.ownrdl v 11]nivoc'i11on, \ct
truthfully and Jo you'd v. "It was the
woman I'hoij gnvt hi inc." Woinm,
the grandest and nolde.it wot k of the
Creator's hand, is man's equal
everything, and man's superior in
many things. Teach \onr bo vs.
mothers, to honor and i eve re wo
manli >oil, and thus inspire them to
all that t* tiue and wood -?Selected
Seaboard Interchangeable Milage
Bettor Then liver.
Tl.o Seaboard Air Line i 111< r' ,
changeable milage tickets now on
sale, will tiller July 1 fith n'so be
pjood ovor tiic Central of tieorgia.
Georgia Southern and Flombi.
Norfolk and Southern, Atlantic and
North Carolina and Virginia and
Carolina ''oast Roads, live new
Addition*, making a .total of twenty
eight lines in all representing nearly
20. 000 miles.
You do noli have to delay your
purchase, but Seaboard Interchange
able mileage heretofore sold and now
on sale will be good over the
audiiionai roads after Jnly lf>th,
regardless of date purchased. Pur
chase your milage tickets from the
Seaboard Air Line Hallway.
$600 for round trip ticket to
Wrigliisvllle Beach, N. C. good for
. two weeks, provided you leave by
Seaboard Air Line on- Wednesday
August 1( tb.
?.v"?
Slate Summer SeM for Colored
The Slutf* Siiiiimnr Mohoftl for colored
teacher* wilt held in (VdoniM* nt
Bfl.ctlict (!.ii!c/c from Jti!) 'JH lo
Board at I In* collejgM Will t?e l
f$S. <>0> J>oiluiH. !{:?ll Koa'W Kl\'v * ImIb
i>l on<- hirt' plus iff? rt'lllH.
"I'lli? proiuiv-:* t'? he a M'hool awl
i lit* colon*! if a< Juir* tdioold innke every
effort to attrod.
W. Ii Timer
Htijit. K<l.
July 12th, I'iQU.
c//o//cc.
f, I urn now ready to furnish
at short not .ice, Flooring, ceil
ing, weatherhoardipg, mould
ing of itlI kind*, baliioturs,
rails, colnmnH, drexHed boards,
doors and windows, casings,
ete. Sec mo be lore buying.
I will be found at the old stand
of the Oatnden I number mck
(Jo. Respectfully,?.
J. W. TUOKICR,
Camden, H. ().
April 27, l'.JOf).
IIADKll i m,
? MAN UK ACT (J UK KM OF
Doors, Sash, Blinds,
Moulding, Building Material,
ash Weights and Cord.
CI IA KLKNTON, - - - - 8. C.
Purchase our makes, which
w?' ^uarantcr miperior to anj
oold South, and thereb''
money.
Window and Fancy blass
Mt<-rini?v .Ian '1 I
KIT,II l KKN I II ANNUA L
Statement
ol I lie llank ol Camden,
Vi\i ?it?v iv, ?v (?.
The eomlii inn of ilie Bunk of
(.'mhiIi'D lit I lie cltlMU ?) f llllHi IH'HH,
J u I \ it I, I '.M Hi ;
HKSOUKCKS.
Loans and Dlseount,s, $;#70,4J17.12
BotMtH 05,500.00
("nali on hand and in oilier
Hanks ? 18,857.01
Keal lOstatc Furniture
and Fixtures 1 l,i>27 ,rHJ
?475,721.40
y/* 1JI LIT IKS.
(.' it | > i l> h I $25,000.001
Surplus 108,11 0 00
Unpaid dividendi* 04.00
Rediscounts 09,'.U)7.0Q;j
Deposit* 272,844.40
#175,721.40
I, ('. II. Yates, Cashier of the
above named hank, do solemnly
swear that the foregoing fltatement
in true and correct to the best of
my knowledge and belief.
C. 11. YATKS, Cahimkk. ]
Sworn to beforo me. t.hi? 31st day
of July, lt)00.
C. W. Hi rob mote, [i?. a. |
Notary Public.
Attest, < 'orreel.,
II. < i. ('arnson. \
A. 1). Kennedy, ? Director*.
\V. M. Shannon. i
Piimaiy Election Manageis.
The ( illowing urt? the nnnics of tlit*
in:iin?.i:tM< of tin1 prinmr/ t?lt**.*tit?n as f;tr
US tllCV Jl;l\C hectl -f'llt III President*
of i In I itt w|n? li.ive ret already nciil in the
iuini".x of their tn:ii:;?v'*'rs, art* ro?jiit-sttL?l
to -in it at fluv :
T'.i Mnnir \ i'> Mt'l.a'uin, Mnxey lting,
I i W I [< Ml Mil
> i!!c 1 > t? I i?<t?-hi,rl T A (littilh
ern. I r ink ?? t )m* .-'.I.
i ll.-'k i I ill l? W .l.iy, (' J Nnnnery, .'
N Ml' i
Atuifv 1' U K irkIcy, J II ("row, 11 T
| 11 <m ton
' '<* Mill- M W 11ouw'li, K W We*t
! M L Kn'.ov .
I S1 ay ..rs t! 11 - -1 i L Smvrl.S \V Horns
h'v. \\ l; i:.nf,. !?!.
? ?ratlin's K K Sill, John
1 i < i,s, T H i t\ !>tn ;i.
(' \V \V t ii \ti>n. .1 s Bariicld. 1.
. S Can! horn.
I C;on>!. ti <'..i ti n Mill--r. T Hasty, J .1
j Mm h, S.im ti. l ! I
Sn'-t Kind \ K? i!y, J li Diiikins, HI
; W Silt tun. |
I? I?!I"> - .John r Ko.-n.s, (' p. Net th'*, J j
M I'll.'llit>Ml.
Lil?'tt\ lli',1? ]. r 'l'liiiiu|isi)n. .1 Bt'urcl
t??n, K I. .lnn,-?.
Twrtitv Cr> <-k Win Iv.ttioii, .loll!) li.
Peak. II li Kuv. I
Antiix ti?J S Brow n, 1' I' Brown J h
Sinfln.tr.
Swift Crrok?J ,t Kiish, A II Boykin,
Jr . .J I. 1 rt?y.
Siiji.1v H S Thompson, II I,
WatLin*, S S St ? ?kes.
Britain?M A Shaw, ti S Somi'II .1 J
l-Janhier
!>t'?ii r warn ?Hanac in Jackson, Eli
Huhs, .John Carov.
Harmony?J M Butlivr, 11 II Sessions,
Willie Pascal.
Shamrock?II T Johnson, P I? Mc
Naugliton, A M Hortoji.
Kolnnd?L W Watts, T R Horton, W
R West.
Ruasoll Pisco?(1 P Hammond , J G
Caston, P B Hammond.
Pine Tree?Archie Young, Wade L
Stoke* F J Ti<l well.
Enterprise?E L JIcCoj-, J. K. DeKay.
Q B McCot. ^ ,
^imounrpmrntsi.
| I'riAtrd f>.rmx of th<- <in<4 1
imtli reifiiw4 to ho. fthfi h*j Cui*Mi j
finten for (J'/iitti/ t/jfict'H f lit hi' jtro !
t'.utr.il from thr Countt/ f'toiirmnn, or
?it Tin (?lY. >Aiclr iit/ice ) j
MJI'KltVfMOIl.
At lli'1 ?nlicitation of a nnmhcr of my f
friend*, J hereby Announce myielf aa can-i
didatc for Supervisor of Kershaw coiitel
tv, subject- i(? U?t! rule# jfoverninK (ri?> |
I )? *ii i < jit a. I j r* j.Hrtv. if elected J will yivv J
my IIii<1 ivi?1 ? <1 tnno and attention to it*
tluii?;a. I). K. J)ixon,
Mr Kditor;?IM'-ase announce Mr. M
('. Wirti, a candidate tor (lit! office of
County SufiurviHor. Mr. Wcil'i knowl
edge anil experience with county itfl'airK
eminently (juuIiIlea him for thin ponition.
Buffalo Townthip
Mr. JMiloi - We hereby anuounce Mr.
M. Ii, MrI,coij n candidate for the office
of County Supervisor. Mr. McKeod in
one of Our iijohI ?uccpahf111 and ptogrcHn
ive l<ii*iii?'H? lino), arid it elected *11 I tin
onergicH will bo devoted to the heat in
terim of the county. Many Friends*.
In r<?H|>onfle to the winhea of a number j
of my frieuda throughout tlio county fur]
mo to enter the racc for Comity 8upervi4
or, I hereby announce myself a candidate
for ??id ollice, Hiid pledge myself t<; a
hide tlie remilta of the ftitjiiocratic pri
mary election. If eleeteil to ??t<J of lien I
will uive tho people the best. serfleo of
which I am capable, ami nee th(it the af
| fajr? of the office arc lidmiuiiiteicd faith
lully and impartially. It. B. William*.
Kililor Chronicle;?Wn hereby an
nounce Hon. W K. Thompson hm a>c<in?
d'date for the ofllce of County Supervisor.
Mr. ThorlipMOn's lon^ fidelity to lli" best
interest of ttie Conily eniinently lit him
for thin important cilice.
Many I ) .ends.
? v - - ?* ??? ?
tk>^\ sum.it.
At the solicitations of friends I hereby
anmftini o myself h candidate tor re elec
tion toth?* oJHco of Treasurer of Ker
shaw county. I). M Mc('nnkill.
SI'I'T. OF KDITATION.
We hereby nominate Mr W. Ji. Turner
for re-election to <ho ollice of Supt, of
Kducatiori. Mr. Turner has ^iven en.
t^e ?atirtfao'iou, and is fo he commended
for his ft'Hrb'Hh di?e|,arue of the duties of
f he of lice. II is many friendu will he KfnU
itled to nee him re- elected.
Kastern Kershaw.
I hereby announce mvself a candidate
for Supei'itithtxlenl r>f Education of Ker
hIihw County subject to the action <?t the
I >i inocratic primary.
K. W. fruininond.
CI.KRK <>!? CO (JUT.
W'e herehv >Mitioutice Ntr. I (!,
1 iontrh a candidate for Clerk of Court in
the npproaehin^ priionrv electi. n.
Many Kriemls.
At the Holicilation of friends. I h'T?d?y
an ii <>n 11 <'? in v Hid f as a candidnte tor ' 'ler k
of Court, and pK-dmvself toatadf- ? he
rcHnlt of the Democratic I'rimnry elec
tion. < i. W. Mnselev
ACDITOK.
Mr. I'Mitor.? We ile^ire to present the
tintne of Mr. W. I'". Kiisndl, the etlicjeut
and tniihfnl Auditor, for ri'-electicn, stih
jertt to the rilled ol the Denincijitie pri
murv. X" one more suitable could he
< hoHi-n for t liis important ofhee
Mmiv Kriend*.
Mr. h'd it or. We take plensuri' in pre
neiilini;ttie name of Mr. P. T. l'rtu-e ' for
Auditor of Kershaw t'ounty, toihject lo
the ruh'H of | he Democrat ic primary. Mr.
Bruce is well known throughout the coun
ty and has dinelutri/ed every trust coin
inittcd to him faithfully and etlicientlv.
Many Volor?.
MAOIST It A l'K.
Mr, Hdilor:?Please announce Mr. 17.
M. Fine'her us a candidate for re-election
t<> <li?* office of Magistrate in DeKalb
Tow nship. Many Voters.
At tin' policiiat ion of a number of my
friends I hereby announce myself n can
didate for M agist rat?* of RufTalo Township
subject to the rugoverning the Demo
cratic party. If elected 1 shall discharge
I he duties of the cilice iu the future as in
the past?to the best of my ability.
Amos West.
The nintiv friends of Mr. James T.
Truesdel announce him an ft candidate
for reappointment to tho ollice of Magis
trate in Nfirth.rsrn ICeiomiw county, in j
Flat Rock Towu'ship, al Wesiviiie.
hKOlSLATrim.
We hereby present the name of Hon I
Johnti. Richards f<?r re-election to the I
I.egislatnri! Mr. Richards needh no in
troduction to the people of Kershaw
county. having already tilled this ':::?.}>???
taut position. Mr. Richards, will make I
for Kershaw county in the future what j
he has in the pant?a fearless ami impur- I
tial representative Mr. Richards merits
tho ei>utideuce and support uf the voters j
of Kershaw county. Many Friends,
Mr l'. liior We desire to present the |
name of Mr. l>. M. Methune as a t'andi- '
? late for the Legislature from Kershaw j
County. Mr. hethune is well known I
throughout the County and will make!
a sate and conservative Representative. I
llaviiiB alreadv served the Countv he is j
familiar with duties required of a Repre- \
scntati\e. Many Friends.
1 hereby announce myself n candidate I
for tbe Hou?e of Representatives sub
ject to the rules of the democratic pri
mary. Tho.i. .1. Kirklanu.
FoR III F. SIN AT K.
Mr. l'.ditor :?1 have been out of poli
tics f.?r lite past twenty years and had
hoped to remain in private lite, hut in
response to my friends throughout the'
county 1 haw consented to announce try- |
self as a candidate for State Senator un
der (lie ml a of the Democratic pailv. 1
In doing this I pledge myself to do mv
duty in everything as 1 have always
done. L.<1.. <Myhurn
Mr. I'ditorr We take great pleasure
in placing the name of Mr. W. R. |
Hough before the people of Kershaw
county as a candidate lor the Senate.!
Mr. Hoiivrh is well know n throughout the J
county, having sctved us fai'hfullv in
the past lie is a young man of sterling *
business integrity and high character, and
\r '' ably represent the interests pf the
people in the Senate. Many Friends.
I'UOHATR J l'I)<? E.
Mr. Editor: We announce Mr. J. h. j
Phel os. as a candidate tor re-election to
the otllce of Probate Judge. No moral
faithful or deserving man can be found 1
for this position. Many Friends, j
Editor Chronicle:?We deair* to an
nounce Mr. Allen Deas ns a candidate
for the office ef Probate Judge. Mr. :
l>eas is an old Confederate Ve'eran and
well known throughout the county, and
if electea wilt discharge the dntUVof tn?
office faithfully end ?etiefect^ril?. (
Uny Frteadi. |
Ml Spring# Summer Goods
A General Clearance Sale At
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 MUSI' be sold.
?t
-t
Figured Lawus and Batittos aL * 1 2i*, 5e, 0 1 4c, 8 I 3e and 10c ywd.
Those are slaughter pri(?o? on thc.m goods
Another lot 40 inch White Lawna at 5c per yard (in short lengths.)
Dross Ginghams, nice patterns, at G l-4e, 7c. 8 1-3o and 10o per yard.
Beautiful lot Cheeked and Corded Dimities at Dc yd
English Long Cloth and 1'iain Nainsooks a. 10c. 12 l-2i% 15-j *nd 20.^
yard. Those goods will pleaeo you ut the price
Shirting Prints at 4o per >urd (Short lengths)
Shirting ' 1'iintn, bisl qualify, ni 5e per yard
Cood quality Sea Island 3- 1 ut 4 1.2c per yd
i't! in Sea Island, the S l-ii?; kind, av t> 1 -4s*
#
All of our Ladies and Chi'dier.s white ntul black Oxfords *t raduced
price.
The largest stock* MaUiugs in tixi> city ut priooa to please
Those nre ju<<t a few of the "lenders." We have many more to ahow
you. Come. (live us n look and I'm e??nvieod. The fact i* w? *ro jiisi
saer tioing our Spring and Summer slock to mnko room for I?\*ll goods.
^ outi Respectfully,
THE FAMOUS GILT
EDGE STORE.
P. T. VillcpfCiio. Proprietor.
i.? i i 1 mTTmmrmmrft
?h - * 1 1 SUIT
Monuments And Tombstones.
VERMONT MARBil C0MV5 BEST DESIGNS.
I-, o. /VlcCRHIOMT.
^Undertaking*
??:if: J w" - iWK'JiJta
v ^
t'ALLS AT'lKNUKl) ANY HOt'K 1MV <)!i NIGHT.
KST. I-:. (). M'CIMIK.IIT.
ATLANTIC BHACH MOTEL,
SulilTdli'rt I *i an.1, S. C.
Op?;?? Jnur 1?10OC. K?to ? $ J CO per day. f S 00, $10.00 **d
111 00 iwr wrfck.
j) x
Famous Windsor Spring Waitr ?i!l nn*d for lnWlo purpor?ei.
J NO. JAY COHEN, JR., Mtfr.
SulllK!nnd, S (?., nr 7.16 Hio? i tt\, AiJj((|#la, On.
" V
'A Square Deal To Every iff an.'
IOTSIIII'!! 101 MUI KNOW.
W11r*11 you l?iiv a Life Xint'inuiee pi>1 icy. you want to b?
assurod: (1) l hal v??:ir contract is *alc boyond question. (!a)
That you ara M'curinir tin* L'raateat amount <d protection your
money will buy. < * ) That the company you are entering
will give you a "Souare Deal" in every particular.
You will bo snti*{i(?d as to these aii? 1 h!1 other points if
vour policy is issued bv the (Jrtvnsboro Lite Insurance Com
pany, which has est ?K-lisheil itself as the leader in all thin^H
pertaininii: to ?;ifo, sound and liberal Life Insurance;. Ite
phenomenal record shows how well tin* people appreciate the
benefits to be drived from pat'rojii/.in^ a Home Life Insurance
Gotnpany organized and conducted along the lines of the
(Ireensboro Life.
Greensboro Life Insurance Co.
The Leading I tome Company, (irec'isboro, N. C.
FORREST TAYLOR, Gen. A-t.,
Sumter, S. O.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
The Southern Railw ay will self week
end excursion tickets from Camden
to points named below at very low
rates as follows:
Isle of Palm* and return $3 85
Shelby. N. (', and return 3 55 *
AiidPTfon, S. ()., anil return .. 4 ()5
Spartanburg, S. ai.il return 3 85
Wliitestoue, S. C., and return 3 00
Union, S. C., anil return 3 00
Tickets sold for all trains leaving Snt
urdays and Sunday mornings, limit
ed good to return until following
Tuesday. For full information, con
sult So. Railway ticket agents.
W S COOl'KIt, Agent, e'ftnultn, S. ('
It }\ Hi NT, Divi^iuii I'aiirif-iiyiT hi, S. (!.
Air Line Kuiiway
Sixth Annual iiav ?rn
or? *. a T i a nn "p\ T T
t
J O xt o
. . K >
OLD POINT COMFORT
Virginia lV'stch ;tnd <Vii, Yie.v, W.
Wednesday, ^ fj I HOUND
Auirust l?> i
X
( TRIP
From Columbia, Camden M ,\ ( 1, .raw
$6 DO to W liglusville lWacb. N. 0.
0U to Morebe:ul City, N. C.
Go*l Returning until -Vusrast Hist. 1'JUO. Double
daily service u\ b >th iliveciion*.
? 'A- -
^ ??
For lurtlier information call on \V. M. Hullard, Agt..
Camden, S 0.. or write W. I<. burroughs, ^
T. P. Agt., Columbia, $. O.