The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 10, 1908, Supplement To The Camden Chronicle, Image 6
publiefied wh#u
X^ncrnl public ami
'* >lvi{tuiti?t<.?ry natar*. No rf
.Hit. l.u -.11 i?m MUMuoivfJ for
vt?w? ot cofr?*pondon?ii.
R*t?? *?* AlrrsMiftiHO ; Or.lionry
t? an*i?nt *d?ortUwent?, flint iiwerHou
$1,00 p?>r nquar* ; <?ao>i tubfteqUtBt In
version fiD o*i?<e per square.
Remittance* >>y fbM^|4riifl? and poital
? ftaoy order* ehould he nude payable
to W. I#. MoDOWgJJ..
Oeuidea. 8. C. *
OAM DEN. 8. 0.. Al'It 10, 1908
Congfeat voted to restore to
gold coins the ihimfipUop, "In Oori
Trust/' vthiob w:n? \tf*wofl by
nrd^r nf President Booaovidt. The
wherry Obaerver ?ugg*ftta r "Per
haps congress think# Vhat uh tlx*
*- it *1 of Eooavclt's administration im
approacluug Ihe ooootry will have
to look to God for protection again
n? they uaed la do before Teddy '0
da I*te I)ce Advocate,
t / - lli i
Vo Denial.
Mr ICdilor- ? It appear* that my
communication under the caption
"Ja Bianey Suiting On A Sinking
MV.p?" fftf.n''" unquestioned. How
nvrfr, 1 notice tuat one .John f).
1$ ?lley undertaken to criticise a lit
tle under the caption "Unworthy
of Notice." Well, Mr. Kditor, 1
Relieve that bin caption uxpreaBe*
the "fair-minded" poople'a opinion
of hja communication, aw very few
persona who know the situatioji
iiflrn will waste time and aoap to no
tice it. No Wirthokae I am proud
to know t li ft t I have made a'repu
lattou at least thai ban won the re
? apect and eudoreeworit of a large
majority of the business antf thfnk
ing frecholdera h<jre. ICveti that
beate nothing r'TTaiiirT nWtf nor
get no Jealous , I am uot aspiring
for the Otllco of Clerk and Treaaur
?*r of Nothing, jfTlio thinking peo
ple will readily flnbner vo from the
tenor of hiH^firtfitnunication who it
i? t!'.n* i?i ho diagruntU'.d, and when
the matter ih legally Mfteii, thf*
public will know who in disappoint
ed. Can you tMiild ? town with
wind? It. W , Sutton.
CIohh 5'p Vour I'lrniiwH.
A *j i xt'.hn ?'!'<.? t. in? following
h'lvico '<? j'.H tnarh ra '.vhich i? ap
pitv iihln t<i our own town :
"Wo desire to uifM* upon thi
p(V?ple of thp town to. -Ivan up their
preaii*?*. Tho aonaon i* now at
i) nn<! whoa (lis* RHt'H of tlm chnrnic
tu : which thrive r>o ''U.h ?)?<?/) in ?
epidemic und tlio ti>; p-n t imno o!
(jvtlhi fj1 r t <1 of overythiofj which i?<
' cfdcu t n ',v> to bmod norma
winch ftt? nuch ft menace to t h <?
health of '.ho community i? appar
ent. Decayed matter of till kinds
in iiuhle to create thean ?rl r ?* *? tl t*?l
CtfiuH. An innocent looking duat
hnup may I)*1 the home of thousand?
and even milliona of theac (loudly
mir-ohc*,. find a little pt ecftU ' io?i
nntl h li ttle lnhor wight the uienn*
of preventing nn epidemic which
wouid brinjj; death and sulFuring to
n .irabr.rn c:t our p?? ? ? ji# i ?- . So ict lib
nii refM?ivv now to clean up out
pi">oiw#>M and t,o keep them elects
ami if d iac f\??o litoaku out tho re
%pon?ii;iii' v not rout upon thorn
/W h.o u?vc ok- ft n promison."
I.' (impositions From The Cnmtlon
(?VJidoil School.
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m> w ii.-.,', tin- (?rouiMl for tJ'e irri*ntiT
J>i?M wililrr. \"> r cm>?'<".i1In <?}>-!
pr<"fs::tr riics of wv>o?ll.mil cu\tTO<l
Willi iiiow.
\:t?tourki ?*? ?iu-i's u f/ri-.tt
nrc
* tlc?i! jdciLsutX" to thnsr who ?
wealthy ?n?l warmly t-lad and who hnvr
fm-l .ind food iinil shrllor, must rr
niffi?l??-i Mm! i! oium" ini-i?*rs t<>
the poor und In niuv* of" llu1 aniiwil
kingdom w ithin Ui?- t">nc .?f Hint jmr- [
?t"rni Th-rrtiir*'. wr >hnuhl '
modti.iir i'nr ni!hu.sias(U appcnls for
(mow whon ?c scrr vlnrk cfftiuls on %'rry
cold days. Children, lioih lich an?l poor,
^tc'npt to mjov snow, Jvc^nu^o, in tl?r
excitement of snowhnllinp an?l forthulld
Ing. they forgot ail 1 roubles and nvovr so
fast that they don't allow themselves to
grt noUk
W'e know how hartl it Ss for hirds to
gii food w hen a now covers eventhlng,
V.,7*lid WC ought to rtmember them in their
nil- "oitiim-. Roirr. Pnrc*irrr.
AfC 16. TliSrd year, high school.
yVe Pal/You in Savt.
Save
Small
Sums
The i-tohMwV m earner in
Knrxhnw ?uurn> <?o have an ,
account in the First National
Munk. A dollar to hegju it in
nU lltxt 1* required and ipdmmd.
U /. to|U? m the hard
e?t ?|1? 10 n? v* ? accumulating
the r< ?t in ? pJeti#tire. When
you fcistt your "aoooont" In- '
creating, your effort# will
fully repaid, aM then ?uvhir l>t>
' cojne* interesting. Open an
a< count with UN.
I I IE FIRST
NATIONAL BANK.
Cartea, S. C.
Giw> 8ene<Mi Hto<'.k FroparationH a
trial. Firm prcHc.nt witti flrnfc |wrk
??? to unoli cnstoojor. For *rI? by
The OttUM i<io Co.
IJan 8 curia Htoelc l'rpparati?mn
For hrIo by 'l'lio Camden J)rug Co.
Staiement Ffom Engineer
(Copy.)
Cauidett, K, C., March 18. 1908.
The S.- Conunimuon,
0 umdon, S. C.
Gentlemen:
I Iihvo madn u final inspection of
tfifl^Myriiem of Sewerage* for your
oily, inntalled by MoMaHter and
Company, Contractors, and Und
now erery thing in a satisfactory
condition. i feel no hositancy in
mating tli ?.t tlui work constructed
hy >our contractor in equal to any,
undertaken under similar conditions
thnt, it nf* (!"!?? within? my. observiiv
tlon, und far superior to other*, and
foci no hesitancy in recommending
that payment h? niado for the work
undertaken by them.
Ren pee tfitlly submitter?,
Kredoric Minshall,
Engineer.
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The following K ii lint nf claiuiH apj?r?v
mi and onle/eil paid nt U?? tegular nn n'ti
lv held Monday. Apr G, l!K)h:
(iopii Ko'tda Machinery Co. f
W A Sanders, M l?, pout mortem
( > M Turner, liny,
1' 'I' Villcpitruo, supplies,
M C W'St, Mid HI.'' pnHtllRO,
I > r A A Moon*, < i lunatic,
.1 A Wattn, Inr paupor,
I, Mohn A Sun, convict ?uitn,
I' J ArratiN, "ollin,
John Bool), work i\t 'nil,
1 invid Wolff, mi ppl ies,
W 1^ Turner, Sal und pontage,
A 11 Duncan, for i>uupor,
(i W Dal'iu-y. Supt Poor House,
I > .1 Clyhurn, supphoH,
II L Sehk>*hburg, supplies.
.I S Tranlhuin. oal ami fees.
I )oe Carter. work at .'nil,
John K lltmuie, supplies.
ha S Scott, road work.
Fml I'.'i. roiul work,
K <1 1'erry , row) work,
It (' Jones, salary,
S II l.unnini;hani, road work,
Lewis r'hriftmrti , supplies,
J, l> Watt.-, ^applies.
II Nf !? mclier. salary,
J*>s Sh'di<'?*ii ^ Ur?i. nuppliea
A 1) K' Mn-dy Kiippiie.s.
.f I) Jenkins, sp<c*l countable
\V T .1 olV * r^. mil
Kosjj iV Kvk:is. pauper
.1 N .lines. sup
\\ V Russell, salary
W II Trantham, *alary and iocs
Hums iV liivnett. <upplios
i tl Houidi. "n'ntv
I; I) \Vi!!iiii"-< m 1 1 ? ? t Ii ,
I Ih>m. J \Vi!'iuni.?. -?nuth vx-'k
!? M Vf r-? UiM -a! u v
ii K Snttih ii.iv
I I 1' (.? .Mureliison. *ai.?ry
! i Sin; !.tii . i ? ?it, I w ot k
It K Miiiiii, h*ipt. j,
.! {< N?*i' ii *.t.a:y
.'.is T 't'nv.'li'l, fihrv -Trl !<?? ?
\V Hirrhiiioiv. Hilv. :ir\(l nt.l
\V L M'- ! >? .w ,?! I, .1.1 v. urul
1 \V A v..!,,.vk ? '' !v -\i.-l 'a.
' ? ? M !? ,????, 1 mill , : ? ;
Mi I'. A i.ia.l .\ k
1 I. \V < ' ind:?ed . ?m!hi y
I \\ .1 ll?.i >ti* 11. ?>\ 1 Mia1 i:
('(Mlldl'll ,*Mlppiv C'-II . -Iippllf
I \ IJ , nupplii's
I W*!k?r, i*' v Ma Ct^jwcll, Inn ki.
I .' M ('r.rsi m. sup"! it**
i tio-oM l'i us . j.vu.1 or
!) M Mrl /??a.-.iii. !;<l "( A: >- \ lv,
.! K Pfkay. salary
(1 I', lvinf, ??a!nry
I*> A iviwd, ".iiarv
Newton Kelly, f'tia r ??
1 1 T John-i-::.
!'r W .! ! '-.in ii. m.'d s.' i
Sprint- ^haiini.-n. unpplit s
l{ Holu-rts. t)iU'pil>*8
.T II y.M.nir. h?ulln*
' ? M Fort, v. "!"k it; court ii
> II UOM. StlppllCH
1 ) M M < ' 'a? kill, n>>'? ? ?
Khnorf l'.rowr, si'ary
Kct?)Ih\v M ,?< H Co. fttipplioa
Austin l>i
H T ifawtv, (or panpcr-?
L 11 Hinsoti. r<?ad work
Satn'l K Adaiua. halary
I) K Houyh, ^xlarv
J M Sowell. lalary
Kftt of Mc' reijjht. coffin
I' 1'. 1U11, M 1). p<.r<t iiiortom
Amos West , >aiai\
T C Sesiinnp,
?f <^lnv w?rk on iHiclmif
Wna Ai'.kinR, road work
J A Shaw, Supt hired gang,
?Thos Bell, work oo bridge
W L firniihanr. road work
D (1 KUtchor, Hilary
Ktrkland A. Siuith. salary
N 8 KichanU, Balary
J M UriKabjr, roail work
r Dm
IN y,\
. 1 1 ?,.<
l .1 i ? i
1.5 no
i:< mi
..oyi 7"j
43 7S
l>9 15
I, IDS
42 or)
+ 00
4.1
60 01)
48 7't
8 00
10 OO
85 00
22 7".
4 20
ti 00
118 78
8 00
4 50
1? 75 ;
llrt 6rt!
:? 00
4 50 i
ToUl, $9,951 02
M. C. WEST, I
Sujwrritor Ktrchaw Ooonir
Report
Of llit' Qity Treasurer Fpr|
The CoHt of Inntalling The
Sewerage Sy*?t*m In The
Oity of Curt den, S. Q*
KKOKIFT8.
1 907
Received from Cftv Funda | 30 67 j
June 1. Received from Oct
W Wwiw; 250 00]
190$
J?u Iri, Received from H??n?l
,Sr|?? 50.000 00|
Jan 1*, Received from Pre
mium <>li I JoimI Hu'.r 1,000 00 I
Jan 18, Kaocived from Ac
crued interest 104 16 1
April (j, Received from City
Funds 1.331 77
Total *52,716 60
DISHUHSKMKNT8
1007
March 20, PauI Managers of
Kleetlon, I, eld March 18,
1007 $ 27 00
Apr 3, MM W M Shannon
Atty <-<?py HowrnL'o act 2 16|
Apr 3, Weatcrn Union Tel
egram 27 1
Apr If), JpxpresH charges on
plana and Specifications *, 85
Apr 15. Humps mailing
Specifications 40
May 3 Pd -Express charge*
on package to Frederic
MinHhall , 1^ 25 1
May 14 pi) II (1 Cnrrison
mileage and expenses to
Darlington and Orango
burn 12 60
May 1 1 p<! F M /?emp,mllo?
age and expense# to Ma
rion 11 65
May 20 pd Kxprc?? charges
package to (Joo VV W wr
ing 26
May 20 Southern' Holl'Tol
ami T6I Oo Phone Mes
sage 25
Juno 12 W A Hchrock Bond
Election notice and tick -
f'tH : i- ,v ; 6 50
.Juno 12 H W Birehmore
Ron<1 ftleotion notice and
Ticket* and 1 book 4 94
June IS The Engineer News
I 'lib Co. notice Sewerage
1'ropoHalH 27 00
June IS The State Co no
ti ce Proposals DO 00.
June 1H Tho Mfg Record
I'ub Co notice Sowerago
Propnaals 32 00
June l'2 'For telegram lo
Abet; .V, Kd wards 25
Aug 8 II (l Carrinon ex
pense to ( 'olu.uibia 4 00
Aug 22 Frederic Minshall
for plunt, aud spcciUca*
tioriH GOO 00
Sept 2 Western Union tole
gram t'? Abbeville '25
Sept 10 .1 B Cnreton wfor
right of wnv 250 00
Oct 23 Sin a Williams for
j ri(,'!it of way 7 00
i Nov 2 .Inn T Kolley on ac
I o<?un'. Frodcric M in shall
j Knpim or 175 0(
! Nov 5 VV M Shannon for
recording deod J 1> Cure?
_ ton 1 25
Nov l!i MeMasier work and
material furnished 4,819 18
Nov 'j'j MoMastor & Co
work and material fur
niahed 4,993 19
j Dee 3JnoT K*-lly on ac
| count Frederic Minshall
| F.nj?ine?'r 100 00
j Deo 1!' McMaater & Oo
I work and material tur
I niehed 4,932 85
| 1908
i Jan <> Jn<? T Kelley on ac
! count Frederic Minshall
lOng'noor 125 00
jJnn 7 Phone MnBsago
{ Clmirman Carriaon 25
j Jan Jo McM.istcr &. Co on
Dec Kstimate 5,000 00
Jar: IS Hnuk ni Camden in
tore t on noton 64 75
! Jan 18 MeMastor <fc Co
! work and material fur*
? niphed ? 4,599 3G
Jan 21 The News ?Sc Courier
notice Bond Sale 28 30
'J?Ui 21 The Mfg. liecord
i I'nb r* o notice bond sate 13 20
Fi>o 7 \V. I.'. Tel. Co. for
t (chairman Ca-riann 27
Ft !' 7 \V M Shannon, At
t ?r?f?y, preparing Bower
? ;,'e bonds etc 300 00
l\':? 7 Walker. K. C. Co.
I. "Kwraph bonds 1H4 00
J-i" 1- .1 n< i 'f Kelley on ac
?um I'reiteric Minshall
lot) 00
12 Mc Master it Co.
rk and material fur
i 8.123 07
M" XV ? < n ? ? T Kelley on ac
' u'?f l-'rpdoric Minshall
!->.??. ,i ?.r 100 00
Ma- li McVInater k Co
vs >?: Hi.il material furnish
. I 10.331 5;t
' M'^lastor ?S: Co.
i n.i >?!tleinent 5,597 16
Ap.v! :i W M Shannon At
> v b nl . for servico to
X i'<?ui. and preparing
P. <nd 200 Oo
Ap*d J .1 Ooodalo. Sec'y
service to S. Com 100 00
Aj>nl i. Frederic Minshall
F.ijginoer. Final Settle
in- nt 1,819 81
April (? O W Birclunoro for
1 Hook 1 00
April (> L A Wittkowsky
Attorney, for right of I
way, Francis Brown 20 00
Total ? $ ft2,71f> Ml
UcflpcctfuMy Rnbmit.tod,
J. J. GOODALR.
City Trewnrer.
Attest corrects
H. Q. Carrison, Chairman,
A. D. Kennedy.
F. M. Zemp,
J no. W. Corbett,
David Wolf*
Dtwmgt OooamlMlon.
THE SPRING STYLES IN HIGH
" ? -t ART C LOT HI NO . ~
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 & Co.
We have just been ap??
pointed agents for VULCA
NITE, the great English'
read}' roofing. On the mar
ket for sixty years. No an
nual painting.
BURNS & BARRETT.
ONK y KAK
Farmers' Union Fertilizer Bulletin
-> ???. ? ANi) '
The Camden Chronicle
Ouo year ali !'?>!? $'2.50. Wo nrc glad announce that we have ju3fc
made arrangement* witli the Far int.1 r?' Union News, published at Union
City, Ga . the National and Georgia headquarters of the Farmers' Union,
whereby wo arc enabled to malco llio above offer.
Here Is What You Got: ? 52 copies of. the Farmers' Union Newn cr.n*
taming all official nowt> of the Farmer*' Union; a copy ot the Fertilizer
Bulletin which tolls you how to mix your fertiif also the analysis to
uso on different soils, for different cropH, us Welt i\a a great deal of other
information. This Bulletin alone, if crvrafiilly studied, is woll worth the
full amount of tliin offer. And yon get T'io Ghronlelc one full jonr, ftiving,
all local and county nowfl. Send in your order*. :? t once.
fm\? m tmi m ? ? ? i tm immm ? m m?i ? vw...w? m ?pn imiwi '.ii ?
"Where the Dollar Does Its Duty." .
We have opened our doors tor business m t zero prices
spot cash. We are daily receiving our heavy goods for ur
wholssale department. Car corn, oats, meal, grits, crac d
com, chickeu feed and cow feed all bought. at rock bottom
prices, and we are going to sell .hem according to the times,
which will have to he close.
Listen At These Prices.
No. 1 Timothy Hay $1.10 per cwt , best Feed Oats 69c pc ly
bushel, Corn 83 l-2c per bushsl, Bacon 0 1-2 to 7 1-2 per lb.
W e have all cuts. Don't buy until you s^e us. Good family
Lard in 50 lb tins 7 90 per lb We havp it in all bi/es.
Hams the best on earth o to 12 lbs average, 13o. Same you
have been paying 15 to '20c for. Red this carefully, it wilt
pay you. Dont keep paying two prices. This is why it cost
you so much to live.
Retail Department ? Spot Cash.
We have as nice a line of Fancy Groceries as any one.*.:
and prices in line with those just quoted. A few of our
prices* Granulated Sugar in 25 lb sk $1.30. Best Patent
Flour 24 lb sk 70c. Second Patent Flour 24 lb sk
Why do you pay 75 and 80o. for the same goods? We guar
antee our goods being the best.
MOLASSES? Dont think of buying your Molasses until
you see us. 25 bbls on the road, all grades and prices from
10 gal kegs to 50 gal bbls. Don't put off but. cotne and let u
fix vou up for what you want.
GASH GROCERY COMPANY,
D. E. Hinson, Manager.
Low Rate Mileage Tickets on Sale by
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
500 mile State Family tickets $11 2 ?"> . g>od over the South
ern rial way in South Carolina tor the head or dependent
nu mbers of a family. Limited one year from date of snlo.
1000 mile interchangeable individual tickets $20.00 sroo <1
over the Southern Ry and thirty other roads in the south-east
aggregating 30,000 miles. Limited-one year from date of sale.
2,000 mile interchangeable linn ticket $40.00, good over
the Southern rialwav and thirty other roads in the south-east
aggregating 30,000 miles for a manager, the head of a firm or
employee. Limited to live, but good f.->r only one of such
persons at a time, limited one year from date of sale.
1,000 mile interchangeable individuNK ticket $25 00, good
over the Southern railway and seventy-five other roads in the
south-east aggregating 41,000 miles, limited one year from
date of sale.
On and after April 1st, 1908, all mileage tickets will not
be honored for passage on trains nor in checking hnggage, ex
cept from non-agencv stations, and stations not open for the
sale of tickets, but must, be presented at ticket offices and ^
there exchanged for continuous ticket,.
Money saved in passage fare by purchasing tickets from
Southern railway agents. Fares paid on trains will bo at a ~
higher rate.
Gall on Southern railway ticket ageata for mileage tickets,
pasjage tickets and detailed information.
K. W. HUNT,
Assistant General Pass. Agt ,
Atlanta, Ga.
J. 0. LU8K,
Divison Passenger Agt.,
Ob arlest on, 8. C>