The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 18, 1906, Image 2
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PVBUSHKJ) KVKHY~ KRIDAY
HY
W. Lj. m>:rac^y/ BD3 il*
8uhmok^>tion/Ka rt-a : ?OnK year, $1 .60,
? ix month*,* 76 cent*; t hreo "jnoiitha, 40
cent*.
Kaiuh itoe Auvjitti iHiNO -Ordinary
trail?icnt *<1 vrrtinnedt?, flrot inMertion
$1.00 per H<piare ; eahb ?iw>He<jtiwnt in.
aertion 60ceniH per f\n*re.
BuMinean local#, 6 chiiI/ per lino each in
sertion.
Obituaries charged /or at Maine rau-a a?
ordinary. Adverting.
All coinmiWdratfonn nddreaHed to ihia
paper muBt he accompanied by the true
name and aiMreaa of tin* writer, in or
der to insure attention. Rejected man
utcripts will not be returned.
Communications will be published when
of interest to the general public a"<l
not of a defamatory nature. No re
sponsibility will be assumed for tbp
views of correspondents.
Candidates' Card* lor County oflices
$6.00. Congressional >10.00,
Hates for coutract advertising will be an
aonnoAd upon application at the office.
ttttiTjittancea by checks,draftH and postal
money orderB ahould be made payable
to W h MflDOWKLL,
t'amden. K. C.
OA MI)EN. 8. 0. OCT. !!?. 190t>
Tlll lff iH fi(l IIIIUHIJkI (IcillHtld
uh iliia week for advittiMio^ apace
t-ff^reby crowding out h good deal
? f r< hd|ti|* tnniu-t, I > 11 < am i ?? m d ?? i h
w ill find hi ine vi'M iuu-ifrftiiiik m ?id
iny in I lie ad vei linemeni?. Head
them.
JfiiHey Cow For Salt
t K??r S??le?A tjoi.ii Jcihiu c w
II ?m no iioriiH. II'tH Hi-cotidlnr t hint
calf. Said to be good Milwi-r, and
Ht'Oina perfectly ttentle.
Wm f). I'ranlliaui
8?*pi 2H, 190tt.
Notice Of Election.
Slate of-Soul It Carolina. )
County of Kertdiuw. \
Not ire ijt hereby jeivt*i? I hat t!?*? Uein i
ftl Election for l{epri>nentive in ('otn/ren*
will be lielil nt the voiitii; proeints lixed
liy law in the Comity of Kojatiuw on
Ttiomliiv,- Movcmb?-r HJOtS, mhi< 1 <1hv be
ing Tueadav following (<??? lirat Monday;
an proscribed by law.
The tpiulificalionii for su/Tingea are hk
follow*:
Residence in III? State for two year*,
in the < iiiiiiIv ono vear, in thi*- polling
prccint in which tin'elector offers to
vote, four iiioiiliin, and Ih?* payment six
months before auv eleetion of ? r?v poll
tax then duo and payable. I'rovided
That, ministers in charRe of an orjtaitixt'd
chureh and teachers of public schools
filial I be entitled to voto after r<i x months'
residence in the State, otherwise <|uh 1 i
fled.
Itcgistraalion ? Payment of all taxes,
including poll lax, assessed and collecta
hlo ? 111 riiic tlo' prt Vlulid vear. Tie* pro
duction of a certificate or the receipt of
the ofllccr aurhori/< d In collect such tax
es hIuiII he conclusive proof of the pay
ment thereof.
Before the hour fixed for opening the
polls innnayers and clerks must lake ami
subscribe to the Constitutional oath
The ( hnirman of the Hoard of Managers
can administer the oath to the other Man
agers and to lltcClctk; a Notary Public
must administer the oath to the Chairman
The Managers elect their Chairman and
Cl??rk.
Polls at each vol ing place must he open
ed at 7 o'clock a. in and closed at *1
p III . except ill the t'ilv (if ? }, ilvrii
where the? shall he opened at 7 ? in anil
closed at 6 p. m The Managers have the
power to fill a vacancy: and it none of I In
Managers at lend the citi/,e?> can appoint,
from amo^g the qualified voters, tin- Mini
aeers. w h<>, ah r being sworn, canton
duct | ho < 1* o!joo
At the cl >e >>i ||)t< ? h-cti -t i. t'l- Ma- n
gets a'ol % left. in.>st pr <1 publicly i..
op n the b illot boxes ami covin tlw i>al
Jots iherein, an I continue without ad
journment until I sum' ociiiplct.
ed. and in-i*<o a ntalt-mcnt <? f the ie*uli
for cach office. and * gu Mm .-ame. With
in tliree davs t h?o o.if(?? r. t In* t 'h tiroum ?>f
the Hojud <<r nmiiii'one <b >ignali d b* i In
Hoard, must delive r to the I'uiiiiiii^i 'ti
ers i'f Klcct ion the | m.II I i->i s. the hoxe
containing iIn* ballots .md wiiu.mi state
ments oi the result i f t he eh ctinn
Mauaitrrs ol klcrti'Mi ? - I'lio nOlow iirj
Managers <>f Ivlcclioti have been appoint
ed to hold the election ?t the various pre
cincts in said ? 'outity :
Camden Opera llouso?T II 1 >?*nt?? i?,
0 C Vaughna. Allen hca
Bethune?\V S Marshall, 1! \V Hani
inond, I'M11 McDonald
Westvilie?W M I'.ach, .1 A McDow
ell, W L <iaskms
I >u ll'a Io Sclioo I IIon?e? I a' wis Si i gars.
I) LCntne, ?' .1 tiardner
Kirk lev's Store?T H Kirkley, .1 II
Crow. II T Horlon
Brewer's Store? .1 allies t \ Row ell, Bar
ry Ogburn, (1 K Hammond
McLean's llranch? W I, Wiiliams,
James Tidwell, Alex Shaw
Mt. /ion Church?.1 lx he Kay. J S
Dunn, J L Trapp
Stockton?G \V Amnions..! (' Hum
ph ries, Helton Owens
Haley's Mill ? W T McCaskill, DA
JVlcLauchlin, W .T Newman
Shaylor'p Hill?S W llornahy, W R
Barfield. uj J Watts
Hanging Rock?() 11 Wataon, T H
Young, Hurrell Joncn
Liberty Hill? W K Thompson, K 0
Jones, J II Cureton
Rabon'a X Road*?Kugeno Watts
Roht Mickle, J? T Jackson
___ Lang** Mill?J T Arrants .lolm McCaa,
J H ItS^H
Btanoy?W J Motley, A K Itose, J A
Grigaby.
IJl'iiti Managers tX each precinct rismed
above are requeatetl to delegate one of
^tbair number to ?ecur? the bor and blanks
^ tot' tbe election on Satuidav, November
3rd, 1909, At the ofllc* of The Wat?ree
IfNMDgtr.
*\ C. W. Blrchmore,
T. " D. M. Kirkley,
J. J. Bell,
- Commlwloneis of Federal Election for
KTftbew County, S. 0.
" Tt: ? v .
Notice To School Teachers,
I ponitWely cannot approve p#v war |
r.tnth for any ifaclicr w ho Iihh nut h fi'r. <
Mllcalc ifjMitoivl in thi? county, 'JVnoli- 1
urn who hold cert) tic h(u* from other j
oountit-h or IIiohh v\ ho h?vu diplomat* |
from Uit> adopted collej/va in tliix State 1
will plcaau have I tifi/i registerc?J hefora j
prcaonling their limt claim for approval. :
The following i? h li?i ??t adopted coJ. j
It'KOn:
IJni verafty nf South Carolina.
Wo I lord (UiHi'itv
Furuiuo l.'nivi'fHity,
' /U'lIlAi jfl (.'olle^c,
S. Military Academv.
Krakinc < lollop;
j-; Nmvbi'ry Cotlejn?.
< * r<'?*n vi 11?? I'Viiih lo Collie.
(*t?nrI?i*rtt<-it < oWi-'/o,
< Jhicot a ' 'ollt'iti*.
Idniewiono Female t'ollcgo.
<-oil vcrne ('allege,
Columbia I'Vooilc ''ol)e'*e
Presbyterian l.'olltttrv for \\r??
Wilithrop
Lander Female College.
Prcahytcrlan College <>( S, ('.
Due WeM Femal" 1 'ollc^e.
Mi-miningcr Normul School*
< Colored j
('Ithiin I'nivermty.
State <'olored t'ollc^e.
Ih'iiedict College
Avery Norton! I iiHt.it ute.
Allen IJimviTHity
II itrbiNoii ('ollege,
W M. 'I'nrnpr,
Supt oj J'id Kerahaw (Jo.
Oct. If>, J!tOI>.
iiisii. s. iiACKKit s sn\.
?MANUKAOTDKKHm OF
Doors, Sash, Blinds ?
Moulding, Building iMateric)
JisIl Weights and Cord.
CHARLESTON. - S. <:
Purchase our mukc?, whit \.
we jjjuarantee miperior t<? ;in\
wold South, and thereby savi
money.
Window and Funcy (jIhhs ::
Hp<nr>mh^; .)nI) 4 4
MONEY TO LOAN.
M ? tncy t,o Iuhii tin lien! K-jt'ttt*
tor NovchiIht 1 -f. l'.KXJ.
('l'tr!<o it von TronoUow.
()?>.!. 10?
WANTED.
A [jMity with t X (M'n'i nrc to n?'-.v.
A i'j?l V l<? 1*. O. B<>x ;?02.
On id 11 en, S O
REAL ESTATE
And Col!<*(*!Ititr Agont.
All pcrtous I)-vintf lhal Kahite for *n)e
or rent, an* reipie>d"d to rail on me for in
formation. Those wishing t'> buy.or rant
Keal Katate, lire also requettcd local) on
inf.
AM claim* placed in idv hutida for cob
lectioli will receive prompt attention.
(,'rtll on nt** itf Mr. W A, ?H lir -ck'n of
firo (Tint l'copio'a office.) ('itIII<I?-ii, K ('.
G. G. ALEXANDER.
n\ N0TIC1L
Olficn of TreaHurer of Kershaw Comity/
Camden, S. 0 , Sept. 14, 1900. )
1 n accordance with 11 ??* Act to raih<
? i i ft I > I i <-h for tin* fiscal year i*orii iii(*n<;f n>?
January 1st , IflOft, notice ia hereby tiiven
th,u tin* hooks will be open for collect
ing Mate. countv and hcIioo] taxes from
October lo, 11#0lto March let. 11)07. A
penalty of I per cent ill hit added on
all taxes unpaid by January 1st, 190"
A penalty of two per emit on ail unpaid
by I'YI). 1st. VM)7, A penalty of ncven
pur ( flit will III* added OH nil unpaid
March l?t, 1907
The rate per centum for Kershaw
coUHty is a? follow* :
Milla
Mt.ate taxes. 5
School tax on,
Calmly taxes, 34
Railroad taxes, 2
(Joint House Bonds, f
Koftd, 1
Total. . If>
The lollovrililt S|Wi?l levied liave heel
made alio:
Special School tax, Diatriet No. J,
for intercut on School Bond* (.iryded
School Building, Mills.
Diatriet No. 1,
Special School tax Dial, No. 1, li
" ?? '? S>, U
m ?. .. 3
l? ?? f* ?? ?f '* o
.. .. ?? .. ?. |()> 2
11, i.'
" " " 12, 2
" " " " " 17, ri
?' " ? lx, :i
*? " " " " i??, 2
'2 j,
? I o .. .. 2
The road tax of t\yo dollars can
paid the Comity Treasurer from Octohc,
IBth. 1900, to March 1st, 1007.
All male persona living within the
corpor:ile limits of eitlea or lnwns, stu
d<-rits attending any college or aehool of
the State. Ministera in ehurjje of reRii
lar ? on^rej_'at iono, teachers employed in
pnhlie schools, school trustees during
their term of office, persona permanent
ly disabled and those actually enjjaj'ed
m the oiiaratitine service of the state are
exempt from tlie. payment of road tax.
All other male pernons between the ajres
of IS and n0 vears are required to pay
said road tax or work not le?s than six
daya during the year.
The poll lax it? %? 1.
Al! information a*Mo taxes will hi
furnislied upon application.
No Inns of names for tax receipts will
hi' reeieved unless the amount of tax
money is deposited wit 11 the said list
This rule \n i 11 be strictly enforced
1). M. McCnukill,
County Treti*
FIRE INSURANCE.
Dwelling And Mercantile Risks A Specialty.
Wo Represent Only The Best And Most Reliable Companies.
Real Kslute And Kentinir Audits.
IN CAMDEN i SOLID WEEK!
Fun, V folio A Jul Frivolity. I$i?_' (-arnival And Krot? St root
Fair. Located on Main St foot. Attractions Furn
islnd hy the Smith (1 roator Shows 10 Bit*
Shov\s. S. nf-at ional Fioo Acts
Madame Leona Bonne.
Unehalenged l^ucen of the Air An intereaiin** number
of unique aerial feats upon the Trapeze, presenting n series of
pr?lty, graceful and attractive t? ats of mid air posing. The
most remarkable female act in flu* world. Decorated b\
sovereigns ol Kurope ami crowned li\ people of America as
the unquestioned champion of her sex. jSLnrvclous in physi
cal perfection, astounding in 1mm* skill, strength and grace.
At 2 in the afternoon and 7 15 in the evening.
Mr. Matt Gay."
The. world's champion High Piuap Trill v a daring, death
ilelving, backward summersault dive iVom a brilliantly illu
minated ladder 92 feet in height. It is truly a dare devil feat
deftly dorie. At 5 in tho afternoon and at 10 30 at night.
Both acta absolutely free at Camden week of Oct. 22 to 27.
Not on)e unclean, immoral or objectionable leatur. wilh
Smith's Greater Show*.
!
Approximate Apportionment of
School Funds.
Year Beginning July 1. 100(1, Ami Hixling Juno 80?
1907.
N'<>. lial.
DiHlrir-t on hand
I !?> :>i
~ I I 3 i 1 'A
3 21 01
4 i>r,n r, i
r>r , t:, is
c 111)/si
7 fit 13
a 220 63
'J 41H 13
10 82ft tt>
JI 76 60
iv mi ij
40 30 87
14 If,a 43
15 \<M\ 38
16 ( |M2 HI)
17 150 26
18 10
19 288 60
20 124 18
22 1 OH 43
23 88 k:>
21 13 63
2* 37 80
20 :;">o <?;{
27 7 34
3 Mi'1 Special
Tax. Low
21*4 r,r,'.f>
67h
360
I ?;<> 22k
J 4 J
MX
2#0 81
MM
'/?<)
ooo
670 1<;9
594 f, 18
60
220
300
880
.'>00 214
HO sro
520 220
120
380 fiOI
174
04
140
!?* 70
?# ,48
J'Oil Tax. (.'ftp do/
Tax
Ml <;i>
ftoo 12
187 22
38 7
<>0 20
8:t 6
70 IS
M? 38
200 40
146 <52
128 30
J 00 8:j
7
60 IS
?7 12
200 43
l.r>0 ac
?4?t 10
180 2?
14 4
111 2H ?
23 H
38 JO
26 3
:w i)
20 3
Total
84'0 31
3381
380 04
?;'jk 5i
:l\r> 13
237 61
4K?j 13
1008 ?3
14'_'4 43
1321 20
U72 6(i
U/JH 14
87 87
440 43
076 38
1306 80
1100 L'.r>
431 10
1100 FA)
'202 18
87C 43
243 h{<
166 03
205 HO
r>#3 93
100 34
VV. IS. TURNER, Supt.of Education.
NICE STOCK CLOTHING, &C
Having just returned from New
York and Baltimore markets where
I selected a very desirable stock of
Men's Clothing, Dry Goods, Etc., I
am prepared to sell as cheap as ever.
Soliciting your trade and thank
ing you for past patronage,
Respectfully,
DAVID WOLFE.
Some Reasons Why You Should In
sure Your Property With
WILLIAMS k STEEBIAH
It is a well established agency which makes Insurance its
business. It is not here to day and gone to-morrow. Its
books show h fvchrd of the business
For Over Twenty Five Years.
Kxperieiice has taught tliis agency how best to protect the
iuteres! of its patrons .
K now ledge of the business and how a contract should be
written is a valuable consideration to the assured which is
given with the policy. ^
All expiration book showing all policies expiring within
the next five years is carefully kept so that the lapsing of
term policies is prevented.
Your interests are safe guarded by policies in the
STRONGEST COMPANIES
making f he most /' x
. LIBERAL ADJUSTMENTS
experience has enabled it to select.
.Facilities for placing large lines unequaled.
Itp? business is of value to the companies it represents, so
they make even effort to please
Its business is valuable to the assured because it represents
Stability, Indemnity, Experience.
Go To Kennedy's And See His New
5tore.
Ill- will show you the most complete Stock bo has ev< r
? ?ftered the trade. The Leader in Hardware he will sell \ou
complete (ho best $8.50 stove on the market. His Rd!l? es
not surpassed, especially his $25. Range. See it.
Delft Wnre for kitchen ni(?l house (so prottv) every peice
warranted. The celebrated K K. Pocket. knives, shears and
Table Cutlery warranted. Breech loading Guns, Hunters
outfits. Pumps. Pipe black and Galvanized. Kngine fittings
Plumbing Supplies. J*p A I*mv<>ld Furniture looks new.
Harrows Discr and Smoothing. Grain drills and Carmichael
distributors, use them and plant in the open farrow, the true
principle, and'thereby save your soe.d and stand. Vulcan and
Chattanooga Plows. Car Mil bum Wagons. Ilay presses.
Saddles, liridles, Harness. Bagging and Tiet: Nice line
Groceries.
J*. is>. fCefifiedy.
A
OF
at the
Famous (iiit Kdge Store.
We are si owing now a most complete liiiQ
of (he newest weaves and novelties in Dress
Goods and notions Mild have n full stock of Do
fnestic Goods of all kinds at prices that will at
tract you.
Ladies tailored suits, cloaks
and Rain Coats.
We have si beautiful lire of ladies and child
renS cloaks in the latest styles at prices that
? ? f r \ r.
a*toni>di \oir Ladies ram eo>it." rr ni io tfi''
.Inst received a large 'assortment of Knit
Goods. Children's eqn*?8. Caps lorjnes
Shawls Fac.inators, etc.
Ladies and Childrens Hats
and Caps.
We are showing a most attractive line of
Lulies reiidv to wear hats in the newest shapes
and the largest assortment of childrens hats
and caps in the city; we can certainly save you
monev in these goods.
BLANKETS, CARPETS.
Hugs, Art Squares and Mayings?15-* sure
you see ours, before yon buy.
STAR BRAND SHOES ARE BETTER
That is the verdict of all people that wear
them. A full line ot Ladn s, Ch'.ldrens. Mens
and Boys. "These are Shoes t*?-it Satisfy."
> '
r
Mens' And Boys Clothing.
Hats and Caps. "See ours before you huy."
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
In wholesale lots we have special prices for
the country merchant.
BAGGING AN5) T5ES.
We are '-.swapping" dollars on Hariri and
ties; any kind you want 2 Mil,, 2\h. 1 :T-41b
or Second li and.
Get our prices before you buy
Yours res] vet fully.
The Famous Gilt ^ndge Store
P. T. Vllfe|>'v:iie, 7 Voiui^or
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