The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 04, 1908, Image 2
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UfTioii UA'ts? : ~On? yen , $1 .10,
" " T8 c*>nu; threo months, 40
local*, i cant* I >?v lino oacb In
-4.
Atbu* Oard* for County ofticoa
> # Uongreanioual $10,00.
ioatlou? will bt> published >vhen
f intoroat to tU? gonoiul public and
of ? defamatory nature. No io
Illy will bo tt?,iuuj?;d kr tl?o
! cojrreapondonln.
OK AuvkKTiMH.j : Ordinary
it advertUiuouia, ttriitirtnoriion
uqu*re ; Ofcch eubseqnetit in
"? cent# p v>r ?qn&re.
? by check*, dr. iM? hmI po?Ui
order** ?hou)d bo mmlu buyuMu
w. L. McDowell,
Camden, 8. 0,
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;N. 8. o.. ft KPT 4, 190H
| Our School*
i'UcrgLii. no mure afllolout aid lo
morality, honesty, uobrlety an<T
<1 ciUzcuwhip than neli-eonduct
ubllo t?uhooli>, and it is ihc pail
lidotn lo keep Ihc&c achoola up
tfc$ very hlgbeut polut of rxeel
o'y, and to do I fiits there luual be
atmony of fout elonunu, vi/,:
achool board, the palrone, tho
ibolar* and the teaohert, aud niilj
oat whlfth perfect cannot bo
ttained, iherefme lot it bo tin du
ZHEEBBBBKr^ "
ly of theae four element* to hoc that
no dciicUney or hi&nrancte unoe
on, their pM In to ill null tho good
purpoetn hJ our jusbooift.
It *8 a plcnalng fact h ?a ?. lb in
campaign liua bo<M aion^u t;u
tirely fr?u from mild bltuging.
?4?*fc.bl? i? du? wo bulievt' t > ibo na
tural dlilnuliuallou of tho eandi
datOH to fcn]}Hge TC ttr- trrr~rr<4l a*
agp: the unwilllugncub ?;f t ho public t?>
Hp^: Union lo it. 'i'biH i<< well, tor ? i t
b ; la t bo caiupuign i<j Ii plbunuut mem
Kg_ory whereas it ini^lil ljnv?i boon <IW
Kv: ' for out.
?gp*?nr<_ ;r .
1 llti Richland Cmiuiy L?v? find
??; Order league hue mimed ? reward
4>f <100 for proof of peiponn naii*^
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money in tl?f: priitmy next, Tuts
day. There art. piraieleut minora
to I hi; ell'ect that money will bl
uet d.
To The People of Kcrslihn
' < <HU|t.t .
I wiuh to thank lLu people of
Korshaw County for ihe voUh giv
en mu in the Ihpl pnmatv, ?-* t. ri lo
say Una I will appreciate, in . th?
nccond j?ritnary7 the ?ame qinrrrmt*
aupport given me four yeara ago.
Since Mr. Clmk" is cut uf ihc lace,
I a m now, eo l ? ? tfpeok, ymir lit juv
f uian. My plaif'wm ij l>yalty tn
duty. If elected u. v cutienv u vsill
be to convict ilic guilty and acquit
the iunocect. (ie<>. U. P.-nninit.
Send E. I) Smilh tu the Senr.to.
Some Good K-.-mhuiih W by lit- Sin. ,M
Repreeent South ( kt oi i n ?? lu
That Distinguished H- dy.
Home of the piltici*!.? 1 1 u v c
charged that Hon. K 1>. Smith Ina
r./uaed the Southern C?tlon Associa
tion an a u?"onn of mlmu irxlo of
" floe, but the l!i inking ujup, the far
mev ? tho real producer of weal lb
7 -and even the bii?im.u man, must
ndmit that the work done by R. D
T Smith throughout iho South anil in
Z S >ulli C+rolinft partieuUt ly, hue
brought wore an-my u> i!oj (.:r
wer, the merchunt, 1 1 1 doctor the
latrjer and ail cUi^kb than tha' <>f
any other man that ban t'ppMua d
tho cttuno of the South. 11 ie wotk
? has brought rftjuiu; U>e tucieaivd
;r; prioe of cotton which Mr. Smith
und hla oIiiIor fkrt*. Imi.vly
Bp'ouaiblo f t? r biiuging a; ??n,j b o h
wade the people of Sculh Carol u; a
? all of them ? mote prosperous
than they bayo ever been before.
Mr. Smith atteuiiul thel'uivor
tdly of South Carollua and is an
alumnua of Woll'ord ('ollcgr. Ho
received hi* uianuVa degree at
... VanderbiU I'liivcraitv, the g;t:ui
Methudiui loatitution of the South.
He cotDn of dirtiiitgnit.lu u an
cestors, being a brother <>f tho. In
menled Bishop A. C ? ke >m;ih.
Mr. Smith ia aa orator of nation
al repute and would be ahin to
hold hia own with t'ue "giaula" of
the Senate.
With Smith iu i h I? I'nitcd Son
- ate, South Carolina would again
couie into her own and be heard
" from by the teat of the couutiy.
4lr. Smith han n worid of ener
gy ; ho would not only hold hie own
on the flour cf the Senate, but hla
^energetic woik in tin: committee
room would count for South Caro
lina. S. F. P.
- = 1
A.1I partie* holding elainia atnou^i
uu<|i|EaUte'o( the Jate M. Baum, of
S. C., arc requested t<-> pment
ie anmo duly atte?to<ts to M. Baruch, At
aML'C.r or to N. Kaminsky. tt
jjufoo WbH Htre?*t, New S'ork ?
parties indebted to raid Folate
I to make f^yujint to ciilicj
above named persona wiUicnt
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Katninskt^nd Soafei* M. Baum. 1
II, Baum,
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Result of the Fiist Primary Election, held August 25.
Precinct*.
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KnU*r print*
Place
Hurmpny
3 C'h
Hwift Creek
CaHKlltt
Pine Crook Mill
lleriMiiugo Mill
HltUliil'OCK
ttl.aylor'* Mill
Cuntey Mill
Abney
Humly Grove
?MlHitcy
Pine Tree
Oakland
Granny'# cjuuelur
Hmtlnh
VVegtville
HoCk
] Inland
lleivver Dam
Ooby'H Mill
Twenty Creek
-Ant-Uu^i
Hoik Mill
Htockton
IJotliuw
Liberty Mill
JJulTalo1
Haley 8 Mill
LutfOfT
Salt Pond
1k;k 1,024 429 76,1 805 437 1443 184 371 383 323 500 io<i 245 Ml jkm Iotn 935 ion 4mw 331 908 253
I In: following is the v<?U ?f the othe^
' caiklkl.'U's not ftiven ie the tubulated *tatt"
1 1 1 1 v* i > t t ublished abovi i
|-r?r U- Sf.Sciiiite Hlirtt, -?}5; livms,
435, lobr.slotic, i<f\\ Lumpt^ins, 1^5; Mar.
tin, 68; Smith, 645; Grace, 17:
h or Governor Ansel yS5I Hleiisc, K/?>.
l*or Lieutenant Governor MeLeod, iMy.
l-i <r Seaetary of Stale? McCown, 'W>o
lor Comptroller Gen 'r.tl Hrooker, )<A'
.Jones 14X0
I'oi State rieasurer-? .Jennings, 1 S6o;
h'<>r Congress B title:, 707; Pinky, 693;
TTrttnrlrj-^yj- ?
Pol Sulicitar Clarke, i/?>, lienet, ic/>;
Cybb, 361; Ueinbcrt, 447
I or Clerk of C ourl Hough, 1056.
l or I rcasurer MiCaskill, 104}
ComniiftdotKM*, DeKalb . Township'-;
Ad. mis. 414; Sinclair, 575; Brown, 0455
DiKay, S4S; Ulholt, 455. ilirowu. bin
:!.nr and DcK.iy cie ted
Wat.erec Sessions, r6; N'evton Kelly,
164; hi union, 107; Rose, 27, Brown, 74;
button, io: Smith mi: I O* Kelly, i6j
'iNev.U>n Kc-ll^ , J.tj. kcllv and Smith
elected - )
Plat t< Ki 4-) Hnnmond, 149,
Bartield. ;o, Hot.^h, 14?; Kellcy, 155;
Jon*;., 140: Fletcher, 71 (Kelley, Ham
mot! find Hough clectea )
Buffalo West, 200; Johnson, zoy, Mo
Kinnon, 102; Klrkley, 2)7; HllUott, 12s;
Mungo, 1 07; Junes, 119; King, 175. (Kirk
ley elected- West, Johnson, Kin# and
BfttOtt to run over )
Magistrate J)eK;ilb Township ? Fincher,
elected, 45 j; McDowall, /Si; Gardner, 109.
Plat Hock-? Truesdel and Richards elec
ted Trucsdel, 260; Richards, 2 ji
Eastern Buffalo-- Hammond elected,
>09; Copeland, 1 y, Newman, j2.
Western Buffalo -McNaughton, 84;
Munn, 8y; Gregory, 117. Gregory and
Munn to run over.
Upper Wateree? Rabon elected, 80; Nel
son, 57; Grimsby, 14
Lower Wiiterec Jelfers, 34: Tiller, 2 2;
Bailey, . 2- Committee waiting on Blaney
box which has iut been recived to decide
Smith pnd Richards elected representa
tives; Turner and Mc Ken/ ie' to run over
for Superintendent of fcducation; West
elected Supervisor; Trantham and Mosely.
i<>r sheriff to run over; McDowell elected
Probate Judge; Rabon elected Auditor:
Dixon and Huckabee to run over for Cor
oner. /
Announcements.
Kt?K COM J It ESS
1 hi'it lty annulling: niy-olf an a can di
date en ? (io!ii the Fifth J >i;-t rict
nil"! i l'v!;^ tn v h< If to ub'do tho result of
tin: I i u. <??:?! i '* IVtmnrr !?! i* ? ? t i< ? n .
Thou. M Boiler
We are ai? ' i..<: l<? announce I). J'!
F'inley a candidal e (? r re- election to
,?<< nub j< i t to iii>' notion of Hit?
itili' primary election.
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? FOR ^OLlc! I'uR. ?
I het?J.V ;i (..nOunc myvlf :i ? ? - 1 i <1 ?i I ?"*
f >r 1 1 it* ..Mice ?>r S.dieit-or of l he Fifth .) u- '
dicinl Circuit , subject t<? ; lie ritloH of I ho !
D.jinocrn'u jrunniy unit pledizin# my i
bt-lf t: ? '! j-po't ti e nomine" thereof.
W. lljunptun Cobb. i
I hoioby announce myself ;i candidate '
for So'icitoi for ti e !? ifi I. *,I i.di.'ta! Cir- '
cuit, subject to liit* inhv> of tho J)enio.
cj'u t i?- i.' iinurv. (Jeo. K. Reir.bcrt.
for MiKKU K.
Editor Camden ('In. nu lo ? ?
I ?eat Sir : ? A t tin dicitat ion of friends |
I hereby ai.notitice inviell' a candidate for :
.he olliee of Sin rill' of K ei ahaw e ninty I
subject t?> tin- rtih-H ^nverning tho Di'in- J
ocratie primary.
(I, Arthur Mooelvy.
1 lu-rtibv announce myself an a eandi- j
date fur- re-chvt i. >u tin* offlee <if Sheriff '
of Kirdeiw ?? mntv. ?- 1?*? ??> tin* rules!
? if the I ? n n ?? ? i ;? t i ? ? Primary I f elected. I
tdedk'O myself t<> difioinit the duties of j
tho ..lllce faithfully and impai lially , an 1
ha\e dciio in tlx p: i.
.1. S. h aul ham.
Ft > R Sl'l'T t-F EDUCATION.
At tin* ?t)li? Ration of friunds in various 1
aoctionri of tho county. I hereby announce!
myself a candidate fot- the ??Hiee of Su
perintendent >>f Education. If uomjtiated >
ami elected 1 will devote my time and j
Hiicli ability as 1 may po^ess to thvdii'j
ties of tho office, and will onr en* j
deavor lo ni k ? you an acceptable oflien-, I
I have an expedience of it-yen vents in !
j teaching on a first-tfrade certificate. Ho- |
suoeifnlly a.dicitin^ your suffrages, and
I tiled ({in mvsi-if to n'-ide th^renilt of the I
I primary election, and to h ti j>p< ? 1 1 tin nom j
inec thereof Very Trim'.
I J- M? Ronnie |
l We, tiir friend* wf Mr. W 1'.. Tnrnrr, ;
i dw hereby announ -c him a candidate fiir
! re election for Sum. of K dncati n. He
| 1ms d.-v ted 1 1 in entire lime to the Clliro ,
? and the ?uper\ i.?i >n id nchooU. By hi? J
I faiiliful oflort s t>> procure jivi'i- coaipi -tout |
land bottr; .jualilled teacher*. v,,? tudievo '
lie ha> greatly Hided m hiii'.d.ni; n|> tlio j
j school? of tho count y. We believe *'ttt
t hw experience, if r? -elected, will con
tinue lo i;ive nu i?o--l iorvico.
Many Krienda.
FOR COUuNKli.
Mr. Kditor l'i> ai-c announce Mr. M
1 ti Iliickabuc as a ear.didate f<>r ('oiot>< r
Mr Uuokiibce i> ? tio'st le?ei\iui? and en- '
' pnblo youny loan and if elected he can
| alwav* be found at t'u> couiity M at -tho
| importrtnee of whi? h '.v?< nil realise
Manv FViondn i
I TOWNSHIP COMMISSIONER.' j
1 herobv unnonneo inyHclf ??? a candi- i
j dale for Township Cotnuiissioner of ltuf- 1
falo Township ?nnject to the rnlos f?ov- '
erning the Heinocratic ptitnary.
W. K. Elliott. |
^Vtake pleasure in nominating Mr
II. T. Johnson for the position of Town. '
ship Coniniisatoner for thu Central part
o I iiufTalo Township. Voters.
Mr. Editor. ? Please announce Mr. I
Auioh Well aa a candidate fot iown^hip
Com uiiaaiouer of Rutfalo i'own?lni>. lie !
ia woll oualifieil foMho p<isltion. lie baa
lllled the Magistrate's office for six {
yeart to tlie ontire ?at i?faetion of all and !
If he should receive the nomination l"r i
Township Connnissioner tho people would
have a faithful servant Many Vojera.
FOR MAQMTRATK.
Mr. Editor Plc?te announce Mr. J.
A, Motm a* a candidate for MagUtxat*
for the West nlde of Buffalo Townihlp,
Mr 3tunn 1* well quah|)td for the office,
having tlx y ear# expariance u a ' const*
Votan of iha W?a4 8<da
t- of Baflalo Tovnahlp.
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GINNING $1.00.
Our Ginnery has been thoroughly over
hauled and we have secured an expert
machinist to run it, and will be able to
give prompt -and satisfactory service. Our
ginning charge this season is only $1.00
per bale. 5ee us before selling or exchang
your cotton seed.
CAMDEN OIL MILL,
W. R. EVE, JR., Manager.
Ginning $l..oo j
Out Ginnery ban been thor- j
oughly overhauled and we will j
bo able to gixe prompt and
-atiKfuetory service. Our pin-i
uing charge this season is on- j
ly $?! per bale.
Sio us before selling or ex-!
banning your cotton weed.
Lugoff Ginnery,
M. B. Kabon, Mg'r.
Bepnirs of all kind Promptly!
do neon all kindsof Yelii- <
i
o.U;a. Farming imple- ;
men is ft specialty.
.CAMDEN CARRIAGE WORKS:
; * 11. M. HAMPTON,
, Proprietor.
I llUlUlt 4 SON
? manufactukrrh or ?
Doors, Sash, Blinds,
Moulding, Building Material
aah Weights and Cord.
CHARLESTON, - - - - S. C.
T*urchase our makes, which
wc guarantee superior to any
iol<f South, and thereby save
money.
Window and Fancy Glasa a
ip#cially, July 4-7 j
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A. D. KENNEDY.
Headquarters For
When in need of anything in the
Hardware line call and see me.
A. D. KENNEDY.
SE J* B O D
Air Line Railway.
Eastern Timo
1 hoflo arrivttlfl and departures. as well as time and connections arc
?iven only aa information and not guaranteed.
NORTHBOUND
No. 84 No. 60
Lv. Camden 9 00 p m 6 57 a m
Ar. Hamlet 1130 pm 9 20 am
Lv. llateigh 3 45 a m 12.50 p m
Ar. Portsmouth 10 30 a m
Ar. Richmond 9 10 a m 6.05 p m
Ar. Washington 12 30 p m 9.30 p m
Ar. Baltimore 1.38 p m 11 45 p m
Ar. Philadelphia 3 55 p ra 4 '2 1 a m
Ar. New York 6 30 p m 7 30 a m
Ar. Pit teburg 9.42 p m 8 50 a m
Ar. Buffalo 6 55 a ra 12.05 p m
SOUTHBOUND .
No. 8i No. 43
Lv*. Camden 9.$0 a m 10.40 p m
Lv. Columbia 10.35 a m 11. 45 p m
Lv. Savannah 2.10 p m 2.45 a m
Ar. Jacksonville 7 00 p m / s' 7.15 a m
Ar. St. Augustine 9 10 \kxaY 11.00 a m
Ar. Mongomery 6 55 8.15 p m
Ar. Now OrleAna- 6 45 p ty 7.20 a ui
Ar. Tampa *" "6 30 a m 5 20 p m
Ar. Miami * 10.15 a m 10.25 p m
Trains Nos. 81 and 84 are eompoeed of the following high class equip ?
menl: Pullman drawing room, sleeping car between Jersey City and
Tampa, daily ; Seaboard dining ear between Washington and Richmond
and between Hamlet and Jacksonville, also first class day coaches.
Trains Nos. 43 and 66, Seaboard Mall, daily, are composed of following
equipment : Pu lmsn drawing room sleeping cat between New York and
Jacksonville, Seaboard bnfst parlor car between Jacksonville and
Tampa, daily. Dining ear between Washington and Hamlet, daily. Also
AraUclsea day ooaohee.
For farther is formation aad ressrvations apply to
B. J. COOPER, ^snt,^or
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A Startling Announcement
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Catch Your Breath and Read the Pol
lowing Telegram Just Received
Fron Our Mr. (Jus Hirscli Who
Is Now Searching The
Northern Markets:
Hi rscli Brothers & 0<>., ? < '>
Camden, S. 0.
Big slump in prices in all lin^> on wholesale market.
Am purchasing 00 per c;en{ cheaper than whoa hav lout.
Put on hlg sale and make room ior $35 O'.'O stock of full and
winter goods. Cut tho prio< s in two il necessary to move
stock. ? ? . _
( Sigited) G us HtiS(Thr.~~ ?
What does this inean?? It means
that our stock of $60,000 must move.
In order to move it we will cut the
prices in two. r
50 per cent Discount M T
Mi*s College Girl: ? . . v ,
If you are going away to College l?<r the present term, you
will find this store your "friend in need" when you are ready
to buy your equipments (or the school days.
Run through the following list. It is suggest ivo of various
needs and shows how low our priors are:
BEDDING
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5-4 Mohawk sheeting, best m ule 0 >??
45x36 Pillow cases to match 11 lr-c
81-90 Mohawk double sheets, 15c ? V ??
TOWELS
Extra large "rub-dry" buck towels, special at 25c
Large size cotton buck towels at l()c
DOILIES ? Pure linen, satin finish $1.00 a dozen.
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DRESS MATERIAL
White ground Percales, black figures at 10c yd, z >od valtffl
at 12 l-2e * -
Excellent. English longeloth 12 1^2 and l*>c yd. Dtess
to rials of all kinds
Woolen Dress Skirt. ? All new styles, neat fitting splendid- *
ly made garments, 3.50 to 7 00
SHOES and Ox lords. ? The be?>t and most stylish footwBftr
for women, a full line, all the latent styles, from $2. to $4.
ror the College (jirln Room.- -Beautiful couch covers in flkj;
wide ran^e of designs at all price?, covers for fancy Pillows, -v:
Rlankcts and (guilts in qualities and at all prices to suit all
t&btcf. Laces curtains ? all pi ices. .
ALSO, Hosiery, collars, necties, gloves, belts, ribbons -r' ffafr
all purposes, umbrellas, handbags, soaps, tootilt, and baif
brushes, comb*, etc.
HIRSCH BROS