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CJAMDKN; H. 0., M AH. 27. 1 908
Ciipl KfrluiiilH Will Not Hnu For
Movernoi't
Capt. John G. Kichurd#, Jr., ha?
piven out to tlio public tint atale*
merit that lie will not ho y candl
da to f or Governor thin on miner.
Th? announcement will be u ?1oc l<J *
cd disappointment to a large mini
t,:'t of voter* throughout lb? Slate,
for <.'apt. Richard* haw proven him
??* ) f vs o r t li y of the honor the people
want to heotow upon him. Oapt.
Xtiohurda i? not to r?*i i ro from poll,
til.**, turnover. Kntircly without his
knowledge, hit, friend# announce him
t'? day for re-election to thu Le^ia
Utuio. Such men an Oipt. Kich
arils (lo not find it tin uauy tank to
retire to privute life.
Important Notice
Thu pout ollieo department ha*
ruled that publisher* of paper*
miint dlrike from their IihI'h all nub
(seribora wli > urn more than one
yeai in arruarn. Wo do not want to
lone a winkle Hubitcribcr and wo ur
gently request all our friend* who
arc morn than one \oar hi* hind ti
mil in and let itc make nnmo ar
tangv'iueiit when by the paper can
be: co u tinned t<? them. If any of
our ?utH<:nl'fi'H cannot pay the en
? *:rt *t h r tit' pay n
part and enough f r mo year in
advance and we will w?ii on them
until Kail for 111* remainder. W?
rr; eat that *'o do not want to lone
n Hini;lr 'Mibpcriher? the people <>f
Kershaw county Imv 1 been kind to
us. and to them v.'o <>wp much, and
vu e. ? i * Hi.").; 1 do n; ?. thing in
out powi-i ibu I ?i!l ten.iund to L h ?? i r
beiM.nt, . i v nee l!je internl propoai*
'">n above, *m! u'r^e upon
flu to to lot \~ ? hear fiom t.'it rn jiiHt
i ?'>'?!? ii |,< t ? tble, f'lie r'slin ?
i .< t" ?. il< . ! th- . - <.f \ pi ii.
?V ? ?\ ii.ii 1 1 t.i!<< ilt-? am on l 'i
tii in If t>! ii r ?> v m:i i be ra who
? ti ( ' t?:? f.; sobnerip
t . n ti ???? rr. fur tn-to ! lit >11, and
alsi i ?i a<*ls non 'he receipt of
? j u ! te a n.Jir.hrr ??( n/v, tuhstM ibcr*
? r ? ? \L/ -
Jim' (jon'fts[)t)nacni[j,
Went Wfjtcroi J;*>tn
;>i r. l\d itnr : ? A -i i* my l"w si
t'll'ml. :i !- "?v -Vs |) >t j it i < in ! ? m | n ? ri 1 1 ?? i: o?*.
if you will k vit'ii* ;n v intrusion on
your luiic and ^ | ? n f ?* , ! will try ini ? i
give >?>u it few do: h liiii'.i Llio
Ter n tot y ? W i'iii \V a t ?- rev.
On Sat unlay, tin- 2Nl mat., the
patrons of Pine Grove, Hell's Mill
Ullll K,bf IM /.?:! Hit I At I'lllt
G rove fvhool hoij?e for the pur
? pTTfrc rrf criii'-'ui'l 'T1 TriT; t^iTT lljri'f
1st i hool* mid ct?Laht)pht nt; a Gradid
School, Afitr i tit* meeting wan
culled to order by M* Win. Rabon
nod the objeet -''tied, Mr. Nu:k 1'.
r.vtt>? was olecUd Chairman, and
after h Dion little talk on Kdueii
t!f>r? '<? ?' r" ? ? ? ' ? iO<-(ui ?
C(1 to Vote on Mlc CO U guild allotl o!
I lie three schools, ?liich niiH n
u iiiiuiiiioiig v to iii favor of oorssol
idaling the nelioola and building n
G raded Sv-lo'ol House ?a ii v n r l'ino
Grove Church an vw could procure
a tute to linild s ? t> I'lie trustees,
with A . H Kiih'iD, U H. Wil
li u in d unii Newton Keilv, "ill act
aa n bui.ding coinniUU'v to have a
Live School I|.<iifl0 euvted, and we
hope in tin? m:, -j future to have a
tiouiiahing drab-d S hool in Went
Water* e. S > mti. h for Kducation
We are bnvinti . ois .f rain, and
the fuiining interest is netting bad
ly behind.
1 Ler?: v\ n't be t?v at;, [> ?. - f \\ oodiucn
of the W or .1 inaiigui utf d ?l Jhiih h
A. Uab.in'a store, :i l lvahon's \
Ilrtadfl, i.l.x', M.iikIhv tuglrt, the I>Oih
Inst, by Mr ?! 1'. . 1 ! i> I ? 1 1 , id 1 1 cor ge ?
town. He 111. a Hmilll iillll\ odd
in e m be i o to 8< ait oil .\ith. l\itt\
good for t he lost tci ri'.oi \ !
Pine C Irove Hud Spriugdale
Baptist churches have vailed a new
pastor for thin year ? Mr. S.oude
niyer of Columbia, ? and he has ac
cepted the call.
Jcems Henry Wallace
Obituary .
Died, in the home of Mr. James
and Funtiie Moore, in Blancy, S C.,
on the 1 ?> 1 1 1 and 14th mats , Miss
Fannie Moore nnd Mies Mattie
... Hinson, h daughter and a grhnd
daughter of Mr. .fames and Fannie
- Moore. At poaco with God and in
^charity with the world. Two of
Nfttu^'0 moat noble young ladies
Tho decondants on both aidei of a
high-minded and gentle ancMtry.
^-nmpliiled In their lives
I
those noble ami beautiful trail* of
character wblcji endeared them to
their (ileuds, and won for them the
respect and admiration of all. Ge
nial, warm-hearted and upright,
they wore tho embodiment of ev
ery grace that ennobles ?nd dlgul
lies humanity. Having both been
trained under th? care and admo
nition of the Smyrna Sabbath
School. 'Mud i host of grief strick
en friends will aver cherish tludr
memory which la the most price*
less legacy they could have be
queathed to (heir #llll?ted aud be
reavt-d father, mother, brothers, fil
ters and friends. How sad. Vet
their loved ones how in humble
Submission to Him who doeth all
things well, feeling that their mod
6l liven, while yet young, nro wor
thy of emulation, Tho two young
ladies were atrickcn down only a
few days with pneumonia before
death came to relieve them. The
funeral services werd conducted by
the Methodist minister at Smyrna
on tho 16th lust, and their remains
interred in the Smyrna cemetery.
During their Inst illnena they sang :
Nearur my (Jod to Thee,
Nearer to Thee
Kven though it he n rross
Tint I ramulh mu.
It. W. Sutton.
IS JHfAN'KV H.UJ.INti UN A SINK
ING Sill I'?
Mr. Kdifor : We noli* from The Profile
of tlir fifh ult., that t In* editor HceWN to
liBVt been mlvlscd t Iki t iti tli?* recent
dedlon for hinvor of lllaney, I -
hand won over '.Judge It. W." Sutton.
editor appear* not to know t he
merits and demerits of the candidate*,
No w for an explanation. " , .
A petition, eanvahsed to the limits of
the proposed corporation some time last
fall, secured t In? signatures <?f ten
men petitioning for an elertion. Thin
petition was filed with the Secretary of
State. Well, after some investigation,
vvc found that two olii of the ten iieti-*
t loners were not freehold resident elect
wilhin the proposed corporate
limits, and that two others eoidd not lie
found within said proposed limilM* as is
required by Section lim of tin- Code of
I .aws of South Carolina. Nevertheless,
I In- Secretary's duty lieinu wholly minis
terial, and not knowing the facts In the
matleiv appointed tliree comtnis
sioners of election, commisNioners
so appointed proceeded to order all elec
tion, lo lie held on the IJtli day of De
cember hist. The commissioners placed
a ticket in the Held, with the names of
five gentlemen thereon, to be voted for
withotd opposition. It. W. Sutton's
name appeared on the ticket, lint, seeing
hr did that" the tnwn routd not He
legally incorporated as provided for ill
I In- Code of l.aws of South Carolina,
withdrew his name prior to the day of the
election. They then substituted another
m.in on the ticket, ami, without register
ing a single voter, as prescribed by law,
(which fact can lie established I ? v some of
those who voted, and others), they opened
the polls ahout o'clock a. in , with two
nuinauers, one of which was a candidate,
and (liii injr the day eleven votes were
polled, with three scratched votes for
I senhand (as 77m p,'< ?/?/#? culls him, but
some people call liitu the preacher)
U e||. u itii ?ll due respect to t lie gen ?
tleioen. Mr M It. Crisps and Mr. I M
M' ( as). ell, two of tin ofliccrs-e led, had
not ' i "i" iden | ; within the proposed
i orpu' i ' ?? limits tor a period of four
1 months prior to the election, .is is pro
vided for in the Code of I.hws of South
Ci rolma,. Vol.. I. See | !?:???. WeM. there
was not i freeholder on the ticket, and
not more' Mian three freeholders voted I
I .? t s:inl i ie< I ioii
Well. viewing (Ik situation as ue did i
; (nevertheless being anxious to incor
porate the town if po.silile to do it
lega||\ >, s,v out of eight ,,f i|M. f
hold resident electors within the proposed
limits Ided a petition and aflidavits with
the Secret i i\ of State protesting the
eh v I i' upon tin 1 1 legations before
stated, one of I )?<? petitioners and affiants
being ..in- .it tin commissioners of elec
tion. Vi vi Iheless, the Seereta r\ 's dnt ies
I'cing whol'v mini dcri.il. the SccreUrv
issued charter Well, one of the olti
> ers-r'is ! moved out c distance of ahout
seven mill * In-fore he i|iialihed. ( apt (
V Itoui'ii, a I reehohler and one who-c
mlerc t is ours, .-mil lessc T. |(os>, also
a t rci.ho{dt r, whose inte rest is our .,
were ottered in nomination to till the
v .icancv . \ second election w as held,
the voters being registered a few days
In tore the election, w hii h' resulted in ten
f-?r Ca 1 1 1 . Iliiwen against three for Mr.
Hos<. Capt. liou cm was declared elected
vv arden. * *
\"W. Mi (alitor, wc want a town
here. Nevertheless. if i ),?? above allega
tions are true (which w e think tlicv arc.
beyond coat radii | ion, a-- an investigation
will prove), according to the laws <>f |JU.
State oi >ont h Carolina, in such cases
made and provided, call we have, or huve
u 1 ?'? town lure, or must we wait a
bttii 'i.r'i : and ^'?'t a little stronger'
It. Vf . S r Tn > v .
" W I s.t ?,,,i and 1'ht t'eonli'
jdra-e copy. ' \
Com posit ions From The Camden
Cnided School.
SNOW,
Snow serve, tbe doable purpose of
being both Useful and ornameiitni. What
is more biuutiful fTian a snow-eovered
lamUcnpe * The ground is covered with
a carpet ot purest white, and every twig
find branch is inlaid with diamonds nnd
pearls. This is the time that Mother
r.nrth dons iier balldrcss, and a hand
some worn. in sin is. too
I he word "snow" always suggests an
idea of coldness to us, but, strange to i
y>. the atmosphere is much warmer
than us ii. 1 1 just before a snowstorm. The
snow sj,rt.,,ds its warm blanket over tbe ?
plants and protects roots from the cold !
air h freezes t he poisonous germs in I
t'u. wir and makes it pure. I he Strang- ^
est use Of snow is as building material.
Ill the V relic regions there are no trees
to make houses of, so tbe inhabitants use
hard blocks of mow, which are iio
rrtblo to jiir.
Hut snow causes much suffering. 'Hie '
birds starve, because everything from !
*wiu n tlu%\ jfct their fixxl is covcrcd up. ?
I lie poor cattle and horses have a hard '
Jime, floundering about in the snow, their
backs covered with a coating of ice.
Hut the most deplorable ense is that
<>f the thousands of people whom pov
erty deprived of shelter nnd warm
clothes. Many of them die each year
from the cold.
* Snow causes a most unbearable drowsi
to come over those who are out in it
h>ng. I hey have an almost unconquer
able desire to lie down to sleep, nnd
many, yielding to this feeling, are fror.cn
to death Hklkv I'hei.m.
Age 15. rhlr'd year, high school.
Give Seneca Stock Preparations a
trial. Fine present with first pack
age to eaoh customer. For >ale by
Tb? Camden Drag Co.
furor*.
The Grain) Juror* will serve the
next twelve months, ?nd I lio Petit
will serve-for the April turn ot>ly .
Grand
J K Christmas, W Z llilion. J A
liowOfi, !/ .1 Willi*. I> J Lewis, &1 (1
Hnekat??e, Oeorge Waits, J
lor, O K Hodgli, T M MMto*. J H
Hall. \V L Young.
Kirnt W?>< k Petit.
J J Hell, W K Johnson. J D Per
civr), W II Stroud, K L Sullivan, O
W Dulmoy, J J Thompson, W O
Wilson, (? II I ?<? *?oi r . J M hpf?ri, J
J Until. Jr. I. W W?tu; N A B.<
iluiu\ W M CottJlB, W 0 CuifttOD, W
F KohsoII. ,r> r M Mcl'onc-ll, W M
OottyH. JauHH K?hon, J> A Mc Laugh
I in , H M Marshall, W H Roberts, It
M Mun^o, .1 T lit nth, H B Williams,
VV K Mailey, T NV Kpi-arw, \V J Cross
land, 1) V Owene. L C Olybfirn, 8 K
J Hmlth, Willie Young, L H Ogbnrn,
I' A Clement", John K Brannon,
Wui Maheflfoy. ,
Second Week.
N A Wftlkins. L M Hall, S K Itoss.
B W Itham?\ A J iiinson, J> J
Fletcher, J (J Caseidy, B H Hoykin,
(i W AinnionH, W A Fletcher, Fietch
ur Hi unburn, J M Mnnn, W Wost,
<} W Anthony, W K Truosdell, W
(J Cunningham, 1) K Dixon, W T
Hmith, Allen Dens, T J Arriuits, AU
Ion Branhain, W R Moseioy, .1 M
Hotter, J H O*to#, H W Hornsby, H
K Mango, L O Jon^e, J O Mosoley,
Walter llineon, H J Trocsdell, N K
McKinnon, J W Ilorfon, John Whit
nkor, David W ilherspoon. W I) Hoe*
gsrs, J5 iM Boykin.
AGKN I'S WANTED ? 10 x 20
crayon portrailn 40 ccuIh, frame#
10 cenlM and up, ubeet pictures 1c.
each. You can make 400% prolit
or $30 per we<k. Catalogue and
? ample* free. FRANK W. WJL
MAMS Co, 1208 W. Tajlor 8l ,
Chicago, III.
Notice of Application For Discharge
as Gnarflian. <^j
On April 27th,-~o?e month >ftom Our
dnl<? ? 1 (fill apply to Mr. \V. M>. Tran
tham, Jutl^e of Probate for Kcrshivwr^
County, for Letter# of Discharge,' as
(?unrdian <if my eon. Olyn Water*.
AMANDA K. HALL.
Guardian.
Maxell 27, IH08. . '
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
Discbarp As Guardian
On Aplil 27 1 h? ? onn month froni this
duty? 1 will apply to Mr. \V. I>. Trant
limn. Judge of Probate for Kershaw
County, for Letters of Discharge, as
(Juardian of Kaynxmd C. I)ick.
VV. 11. ZEMP,
Guardian.
March 27, 1908.
[lection of Teacbs.
Hie ? * 1 1 y Schools o( (J a union, S. C-.
will i u'Ot tearhfi> for trie fctftiion of |
i>u Apiil J2n 1. l'JUrt. Several va
(?am ies in ili?* culpa of both Oiajcmari
and High K?di<ud? inoHt be filled, includ
ing tin* Priin ipiilahips of each school.
The liest tah lit wanted. Send applied.
tioiiH to K, M. Ki-unedy. Supt.
THOK. J. KIRKLAND,
W. 1)1 KC 11 MOUK,
IT. (i. CAKHI80N,
.15
T *?ti4 1 004 I'
sentenced to serve five yoar.s in
Kederal i>?niteiiUary at Fori J.cav
worth.
It was t h o amoral opinion t
counsel for t he defense wouul c
suine a long time in arguing the i
tion for arrest of judgment, but al
Mr. Havt had t?;>oken for thirty n
i.u-.s the court interrupted him, t
tug :
"1 think you may pluce thoRP u
t*rs beioro the Com I of Appeals,
Hart. You are making uo show
hero. "
Tu.nin^' to the pristMWWfNiudge
dt i*s >n*sAid :? -?
'"Air, Waidh, have you anythint
eay why | should lust now pronoti
suiUuncj upon jou?" - ? ? *
Walsh, without arising, shook
he.* I slightly, aud the couu said:
"The character of the evi.Uvic?
the character of the crime of wi
'V.U delendant ha j been foim l ku
c::!l for extreme Judgment. The t
lire, however, that this def.Midan
> 'V'Hy years old, and thr.t mere.
' nunent is of itself so heuv
;i>i nsfinient in a case of this kit
have cutu'luded that the law wtl
s?;t i is f\t* .1 with the minimum pom
w.t ch is five years."
Tha ceurt further dircrtcc. that
the counts in the Indlclm^nt be sai
nkk nniUtilv- uiul ..fiirihui
Bankrupt Sale,
l'uifcunnt to a? order of Court I will
sell at public auction belore the Court]
House in Camden, in the County of |
Kershaw, S. C., on Monday, April Oth,
1908, between the hours of 1 1 a m.,
and 1 p. m , to the highest bidder for |
caah. the tollowing described real es
tate. free of all liens and encumbrance*:
1. All that parcel, piece or tract of
land, situate in the county of Kershav,
Stnte of South Carolina, containing four]
hundred and forty (440) acres, more or
loa?, bounded North and North-west In
lands of II. Savage, North and North
east by landa of said J. II. Campbell,]
and inid W. H. Tiller, South-oast t>v landa ]
of Cunningham and lands of Knight,
South and Smith-west by lands of Sim.
inons, as will more fully appear by
plat of aame made by W. R Pinckney,
Surveyor, dated March 22nd, l90t>, being j
the tract of land conveyed to ?he aaid J,
11. Campbell by the *aid \V. H. Tiller by
deed bearing date the 4?h of April, hK)6, ]
recorded in Book of deeda "NNN," page
85)8
2. All that piece, parcel or tract of land 1
aituate. lying and being in the county of]
Kershaw, in the State of South Carolina,
containing one hundred (100) acrea,
more or leas, and being bounded on the
North by lands of S. V. B on
the Kaat l>v landa of John Miles, on the |
South by waters of Spears Creek, and on
the Wost by lands of Porter and the Oo-j
lumhia Road. being the same tract eon. ]
veyed to J. H, Campbell by J. William
Dunn by deed recorded in the office of I
the Clerk of Court for Kerah aw county
In Deed Book "KKK," at page 14.
R. K. CAR WILE.
Truatae.
Mar. 19, 1906,
fcOPtHIUMT
tuo? Mr
?TROUSe
A BROS,
lumen '
jm,E SPRING STYLES IN HIGH
ART CLOTHING.
An Authoritative Display for Men
Never before in. the history of this
store have we shown such a large
stock of HIGH ART CLOTHING
For months we have been prepar
ing for this Opening display and we
have spared no pains to make it an
occasion worthy of the attention of
every up-to-date dresser in this com
munity. We show the product of
America's largest organization-^
clothing for men and young men
modeled upon exclusive and ad
vanced designs, and distinctly ex
pressive of the cleverest fashion
ideals of the moment.
The fabrics are assuredly striking
and attractive, with every trait of
refinement.
The prices, as always, are decided
ly lower than equal style, quality,
fit and workmanship can be sold
for elsewhere.
Hirsch Brothers h Co, ,
WV I'nve jur. hte i ap
pointed agents for VULCA
Ni l i:, the &T?at English
read)' roofing. On the mar
ket for sixty years. No an
iiual painting'.
?
BURNS & BARRETT.
T'?l VfPJ?
"F:\ft UWOlN
ON K YKA It
Farmers' Union Fertilizer Bulletin
and
The Camden Chronicle
Ono year all for $2,50. Wo are /.'hir] ?' announce (hat we liavo jti9l
made arrangements with tho Farmers' I nh.u N< *?*, pablinlioil at Union
Uity, Ga, the National mid Gcor^. i lis iuhin.ru r <? ot tho Farmers' Upi*w.
whereby wo are onahlcd to moke ll.f above offer
Hero la What Yon (Jet:? -fi2 ropjCK <?f (In* l''armora' I ' m i ? n ? Newn con*
(ainin^ all ollicial newH of the Fihikjh I * ?? ;*?i -j t? copy oi the loitil'/. r
Bulletin which tollb you how to m'\ your f? rdli/. Mfl. also llio analysis to
i use on different eolls, for different i "', ' -v '? : > 11 K'eat deal of other
[jjQ^J^fttion. This Bulletin alone, if <'?: * : ? ? r n " \ ?Iti ltc ', in well worth Mi ?
full amount of thin oftVr. And you I '?? ('nroniclo one full ) cur, giving
nil local and county nowa. So nil in your ur-i. ts ut once.
No. 1 Xim^hy llav 1'* p11" t*i ?<??1 Oats o'Jc per
bushel, Coi i b-i 1-2 p " r b> vi . ii ' ; lo 7 1-2 per Lb,
We have all cti'tsr i 'Oo ; !?u\ unm y?>u sve us. vjood family
Lard in 50 11) tins ~ i?0 . 1: WV. h ive it in all sizes.
Hams the best on earth to Iv : ; \ * ? r ; i n ? ? . 1 3<\ Same you
have been paying 1 o to Vuc lor. !!<? <i th;> carefully, it will
p ly you. l)ont keep pining two | > ri? < s lliis is why it cost
\ou so much to live.
Retail Department ? Spot Cash. '
We have as nice a Sine ol lv.nrv tl'.oeeries as any one,
and prices in linr with tim-r j.isc <ju? ted A few of. our
prices' Granulated in "Jo 11) sk-ftl.30. Host Patent
flour 24 lb hk 10c. : re n.l 1 'at * ni Flour 24 lb sk 65c.
Why do you \<:\\ To anil Sr,e for the same goods? We guar
antee our good> In nv: the test.
MOLASSKS D ut think < I' hn\2itg )our Molasses until
you. see us. 2o bids on the road, all grades and prices from
10 gal kegs to f>H gal bbls. Don't put oil out eome and let us
fix you up for what \ou want.
D. I?. Hinson, Manager.
For Sale.
T 1 1 K ANCHUM U>TS.
The live lota on l'uir >tnvt uiVeitd f< ? r sale lust week Arc
beginning to move. So;;;t have been smTNJt The others are
still to be li;ul fur cash m >>\\ easy -li nn.-. Each lot 60x300
feet, $45000 tor one ? 00 ior t i 4 1* others. Growing
fruit tieefl and shriihhei y. They sh<pr to the back assuring
good drainage. Fire h\drant j i s t in i'ront. All taxes paid
and no cost for papers.
A twelve-room dwelling on DeKali. St. House in good
location, and in good repair. Two Morics and brick base
ment Two-room servant's house in \flrd and two-room ten
ant bouse in field on back sheet Barns and stables and
giod shade trees Lot runs through to Rutledge street.
Price ft 000.00.
Two-story frame dwelling on Bro-.id street adjoining the
Victoria Hotel, (iood frontage on Broad street and plenty
of dopUi. Four tenant bouses 011 premise*. Fine cooking
range, floor coverings, shades and hjtb fixtures go with house.
Price $3500.00,
The old Odd Fellows Ilaii on Riitlmlge street. Has a fron
age of about 60 feet and a depth of nearlv 200 feet. Hall ha
a large rooms and 2 small 2-rooui servants house in the
yard. Fine nlmde trees. Puce *1 100X10
For Rent.
?2-story six-room dwelling on Main street. Ample premis
ill good condition. Water and eleel lie lights in houfte. >??*;.
Price $15.00.
A commodious livery stable on DeKalb street near Main.
c. c. MOORE.
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