The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 20, 1909, Image 3
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The pickliug season i* now on and 1hu suc
cess with which yon meet in duo. largely to
the ((utility of . spices and vinegar. At the I'ure
Food Btofo you will tlnd the freshest told pur
est spices of all kinds both whole and pulver
ized. Allspice, cloves, cinainon, ginger, mace,
nutmeg turnrie, niusiard seed white and
black, ctdery weed, mixed spices the very
thing for pickles. Pastry spice makes
delicious ketchup. Heine's pickling vinegar
BRUCE & LANG.
Phone 2.
it
mnmaer-r j
NlooWork.
The olty ban had t'n'mo nice work!
" done on upper 5J ai a tercel recent- i
ly. This street is in hotter <*.<> u <i :? |
tion than it h hb been far quite u
while.
Tito Ten tod City.
When mo?t of tin- town iu *tii| j
slumbering tho m-ightv II nog who wh j
will arrive here ?>n th?-ir o wn sp-. - '
cial tru.ne, and l>v t he limy tin j
town in awake there vvill be .a lent!
ed olty complete i n iiself, having j
sprung uu in one night. Will ex*!
hihit in Camden Au?. 30ih.
First Bale 1000 Crop.
The first bale of tl(n l'JOl) cotton i
ero|) of Kershaw county wan bought!
Thursday by Mtseis. Springs & ?
Shannon. It w?h "Town on Mcssrh }
Springs ? A Stevens plantation inj
West Waleree. The bale graded!
strict middling, weighed 530 . ins
and brought 12c per pound. Cam '
don is known to be the beat market
in tho statu und always hus livtj
buyers iu the mat ket.
Death or Hi. J H 1 Ti!'<?r
Mr. J. M. Tiller', who lived about)
m two and ft half milcH oast of He-!
^ * ^ ; " |
tbuue in Cut si#* i Q?iri county, cir^p
ped dead iu his yaid about 3 j
o'clock- on Tursdav afu-rnnon. Air |
Tiller had been sick several w 1 1 k ? j
wiili heart disease. H?- h aves aj
wife, also one son, Mr. W. IJ. Til
ler, of Columbia, and one daughter,
Mrs. Lee Johnson, of this necit/ ti.
He was 72 >eais of age. The in
terment look place ut Union ehurcli
on Wednesday afternoon.
Senator Tillinan to Speak.
% V?
Kditor of The Chronicle: Sena
tor Tillnisn has accepted an invila
l ion lef dt liver uu ; c^g on Su'.ur
?iay, August the 21*1. Tite meet
ing will be hold at Heath Springs,
and everybody tier * y invited io
ti'.tend. The S-'na'o.'a gnat pop
ularity and prominence will it.sure
? large and appreciai i va audienre.
A very plssaanl day I* {i'u'.ieipited.
Tin's will al ,o '??; h picnic eoc.H'i ? i.
iiinl ail are s?k"d to bring well-lidl
Vd liukets. Verv U spiM'.tfnll j-,
J. G. Richard#.
Am.omcb.lt! for Snporvisor of Htchinnd
County.
Hy unanimous vole the county
commiPBinnei a have bought an nu
toiuubile for tho use of Superviaoi
Owens, and themselves in their ottt
ciul woik.
He/ore contracting for the car l he
commissioners spent st^vorsl wtcks
in an investigation. into tho ques
tions of economy, durability and
cost of maintenance. At first there
was a lack of agreement as to ad
visability of tho purchase, but the
commissioners were unanimous in
their decision after tho itqt'iry had
bosn concluded.
Just arrived car of Portland Cr?
meat, King's Windsor Plaster of
Paris. Prices right. Shund Guild
ers Snpply Co.
? ? ?
?j71
K- Resolutions.
Kershaw Gnards Armory,
Aogust 17th, 1909.
We, ft committee of the Kershaw
Guards, for ourselves and for the mem
bers of the Company, desire to ex
press und record onr great sorrow at
tho death of ouHato comrade nnd fel
low-soldier, OarlisI? Hinson;and wo
man
elsructcr nnd his many lovable
illies or a comrade and friond,and
. .1 . I r ? n . T
nn 1% - '
wishing to perpetnafo on onr reoorda
our appreciation of. his earnestness
?mr appreciat.mil U 1 . Ula vm
?nd zeal as * ?amb?r_pf our Com
v pany and our grief at his loss, we Mk
<hafc this expression of por love and
regard for him be inscribed upon our
^ ^ ^ =- I
minutes and that a copy of this tes
timonial be sent io his flBBilj ^
local papers. ' , :,y
liletlt Eben J. MoLeod. )
- ' " \ H . Birch moro, [ Committee.
County 8. B. Convention.
i ho !ilr<t In tor denominational
County Sum) ny School Convention
ulljiho held at I'cfliuno on Tliuritjity
nmTVjtuUy^ 26? ST. An iterest*
'"<< i?rogram has boon arrjuined ami
it is hoped that tho meeting will bu
largely attended.'
New Firm
Messrs. Lawrence W hi laker and
lluii to r Lung have bought out Mr
W. K .Johnson's siock of goods in
the old F. & M. liank. They wi'lj
oconpy . the same Rt.ure need by Mr i
Jolm">n, These sr<* lw<> o| Camde n's j
exeelbnt \otmg men and wo wi*hj
tb? in mil h i
PERSONAL. " . !
i
K'.'v \\ 15 GoiMun is away on hi?l
f-uinuur vacation.
Mr and M rs W C Ciftrah I aic visit
ing f ? i t* ii ?' h in Spurtaubui g
Messrs .1 A and P A McDowoli j
were in Cumdeu on Saturday Inat
Mr V T Wilson of Honea Path,
has taken a position at tho Camden!
Drug Store
Mr (? F M (.Queen and wife of Au*j
Ga, art* visiting Dr I IT Alex- 1
auder and family
Messrs Wil'^y Marshall and .1 K,
Gardni r of Bethuno wore in Camden
ye?- 1 e H ? y
Mr Fi V Trnefi'le'l of Kershaw pass,
efi throut;i.Caiiidrn cu Wednesday ?n !
his *hv North to !>n\ I. is- stock of Fall I
and Winter o? ??i f*
Mrs W W llutrgins linn returned j
to hi r home in Camden alter a vt ivi
fJeasant visit to h< r only Aunt Mrf |
.1 W White of Marion. Miss To y i
ami Mast' r Dewry accompanied her j
Cap1 T W ? S ! i ?? 1 1 <>!' Kidgoway ;h{
sp< tiding ho m e tune with his dait'.'.Si-|
t? r. Mrs C W liirehm'oro. fnpt. !
Stiyh is a gLLlicman of the old school
ami he hag scores <>f friends here who
are a!wa\d g'lvi to see him
Tup former Cnmdfn friends of Mr
T i licks F?*i t, c?f Colnni'm^, Ua., will |
h;> ph" vr-d t;> h'mn of the suet e*?i h<>j
is nu-eiii z v. til, in t'-ai hustling!
Gei.rpiu town. lie l.aa jnst been np j
oointi'd ('i y Court Solicitor t?y Gov.j
Brown. ag:nnat, strong opposition. 1
Mr H T Jiijiiom. a loadii g attur- I
ney of Walhahu, was iu Can. den this :
wotl;. Waihalla is a dry town and!
we !<e 1 Mr .Jaynve Ilia opinion of!
jrXi' t ng c <i ditiorn in his town. 1 1 i r> !
r? ply : ??Unquestionably tho!
t ;v\n is }\ yioiit deal better off with j
out wtiisUij ''
Draib cf Mrs. M. E. DeLoache.
It is with sincere regret that we
aunotinco 1 1 j <? death of Mrs. M. E
l)c Loiiclic, wiie of Mr. Jas. It. Do- |
Loache, ot <?ur town, which occurred
hi?l Sunday. What more fitting j
time for suelt a poul to taka its,
flight into tho world hoymid? For
the Sabbaths of eai t.li she now enjoyo
never ending Sabbaths of eternity.
Mrs DeLoache was an every day
christian. The beauiitying influen
ces of- a pure religion were spread
over a life and eharacter as spotless
and charming a? was ever possessed
by any of the noble wotmu who liavo
llveil ahd died during the ngos that
are golio. As sueli a lifo was a bless
ing to all within tho sphere of its in
finance so is.tjjc death of such a one
a public misfortune It is difficult
to pay a fitting tribute to the memo
ry of so noble a woman ? one whose
every day hto was emboUiahed by the
most charming and lovablo attri
butes of hor sex. A porfect lady at
all times ? under all circuinataucts,
sho scorned born to inspire the love
and respect of all who wore so fortu
nate aa to be acquainted with her.
No oiio was inoro willing to aid the
suffering, oheor tho desponding, sua
lain the weak and to throw over the
frailties ol our race the mantle of
Christian charity, and when sickness
aud death came to her, as it come
to ail, friends vied with each other
In acta of loving kindness and tender
! solicitude. Although fully aware
jlliaVlTer life was near iu oiose sho
manifested no dread but bravely
awaited Uh* termination of the ptrng
gle, pointing out to tT<?r toved one*
the road to tho evergreen shore
jlhich seemed so plain before her.
The funeral was held from the
residence on Monday afternoon at 6
(o'clock. Mrs. DeLoache leaves so
only child? Mrs. ?\;M. Z?top, of oo*
town.
The I- lection.
Ti>? the m?ult ,vf tin'
(l.iipt'riHMy u!ftti|<?n luat Tucm
I'r oit M?ii! o.D Din|>^nn?ry
j Camden
Itii'Ui tux*
W ?? x l v illo
Huff . ?
Rubin *6 S ?)t v
Browcr'* Swmi
M Ifrnncli
[ U*. Zioti Church
| S iKflt I (>l>
!, 11 tilling 1{ ?cli
(jihvt i v Hill
Ktli.uii'rt \ |{,oad$
i Miil
KUjtt?v
SlmyloTu Hill
Uuluy'* Mill
31ft
#8
23
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IS
32
b
3y
1-2
38
24
42
15
1 ft
Hi
4 A
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20
7
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i
10
a
25
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IH
5
34
ft74 340
Til a reaiilt of tli e clei'lioti Iihm a).
wHva been a foregone conolutiinn.
Two yt-Hiu a^o a majority of the
prop!# <<f 1 1 1 i h county declared f.U'
prohibition hut tiro election wmk
liuolutcd io valid n |>>? n Uchniutlit icb.
Since tli'fen th? hv i) ti ii)(* n i for pro
hibition Iihh bfr li aleadtly growing,
nr)d the result t.I laat Tuesday wae
uo suiprUe. ?,
J 0 L I K J r a 1'ION M K KT J N G .
I/Kit' r j i ^ 1 1 1 in Himpton i'jik ?
j oil ligation meeting whh held to
celebrate th<* prohibition victory;
S->ve?ul HpiM flioM wt'ie made dm ii.
which l) >u (i i t"H humeri it) t lie
mrfi'tH 'ol ilu? e.ity, and nfter lite
wppnkjop -the (Ire and ehuudi h?M?
raup. * | ivh? ua'imnird that unit
tin iH&iut pMipisi w?: i is piesent,
many of whom wero from lie
' com till y.
Fifteen of the twenty- one coun
1 i ?? h <>f the State in which the elec
tion Wfia held went 4 dry." Those
remaining tire ltichlmd,
Charleston, QeoVgrtn wn, Florence,
Iteuufoi t arid Aiken. 1 1 is believed
that ?t the next meeting of th<* leg
inl ?mr?i a Slate wide prohibition
hlil will he pHBfafrt.
Withhold The Federal License
It is stj id Hiat the only thing
iu the way of the complete en
forcement of the prohibition
law here' or elsewhere is the
federal license, and prohibi
tionists should lose no time ill
getting Congress to enact a
law to withhold the federal li
cense Irom those States or
parts of a State which declare
for prohibition. We are in
formed that there is nothing
to prevent the passage of such
n law. and it is singular ihat
prohjbitiouists have not taken,
this matter up long ago.
Tax Executions.
Under and by virtue of snndrv t ix
executions to me directed, I willprxeed
lo sell. I " lore Ui<* Court House dour in the
City of Camden, oil the fifr-*' Monday :n
Sept* 1000, during the leiral htiura of
sah*, I lie following riefrcritud i roperty
lo.wit:
Nineteen ncr^s im r? <>r Vs., h
pelioot do-triel N<*. h?.ut)ded No?Oi j
|.v > stu'e of Uebeeca WorktnHii. K..s? by
.) T Sine!-:ir, S?.otli hv (Mips,.'- \1.-tr.
? luill ai d West by Sa.n Joy. i.eviu '
nt.iiM h iid to he sold s^-ibe pivrvrt v of
e^t.'i'e ?>{ 15 r> i la Martin, f??r tax** f < ?i lSOii
11*117 and 1008
1">0 iii'i ?< in School Distil"* N*? "}'< i
hiuit.dod on I he N<irth hv Darlington
r? ?:??!. K.i\l by I. I'. Ih'iUnd and T. S.
l)iii'l:ii . S uih by Mary J Holland an-t
Vx'csi l>v II. II. Holland Levied upon
aiid f<> he r">td as the t?r-?pprtv of M. M.
tj.udiier Tor tax*- I ?07 aiid 1008.
1 loiiidiny and two acres of land bound
eo on t lit* North and Mast by I J. Boy
k in. South and West by Estate of Cap
tain Jame*. Levied upon ::nd to I e sold
a< the property of Ju<iv Williams.
4 Term- of Sale ? Catdi
.1. S. trantham
S. K. C.'
Aug. 18. 1900.
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF
(Complaint Not Served.)
State of South Car ) Court of
i- r ,, t
olinn, > Common
"Jounty of Kershaw.^ Pleas.
James L. Chesnut , and Mary 11
?, Chesnut, James F Chesnut and
Ruth V. Chesnut, minors, by their
guaj'dian ad litem, J(tmcs L. Ches
nut . Plaintiffs,
against
Eugene Moore, Elizabeth C. Saspor
tas, and Warren S Moore.
Defendants
To the Defendant*) :
YOU ARK HEREBY SUMMONED
and required to answer the complaint in I
this action which will be filed in the
office of the Cierk of the Court of
Common Pleas, for the said County, I
and .to *epye a copy of your an
swer to the said complaint on the sub.
scribers at their office in ORrade?, South
Carolina, within twenty days after
the service hereof, excluairo of the day
of such ?ervice ; and if you fail to answer
the complaint within the time aforesaid,
the plaintiff* iu this action wilt apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in the
compiaint.
8 HAN VOX A . ILLS.
^ V . Plaintiff*' Attorneys.
August IflUultQg. "
J To The defendant, Wsrren S. Moore,?
Take noticf that the complaint
in tbia action was filed in the office of
the Clerk of Court of Common Pleas for
iKersbaw County, South Carolina, at Cau
C" th'" dAy Qt AURU$t> A*
SHANNON A MILLS,
PUintlA' Attorntjm r
? J. ? - TT. .. . ;
A
Why A National (tank Is
3:
The United States (Jovernment l'< rlwds
National Hanks to own any real estate, except
its own building.
H does not allow National Banks lo loan
their money on lval estate.
It does not allow a National Bank to loan
mote titan ten perc-ni <>(11* capital stock and
surplus to unv oiui borrower,
ft holds each stockholder responsible for an
additional amount equal to the stock owned, in
case of any irregularities or shortage,
(Continued.)
|P|j{STI\!iTHI\[
U, J. Shannon, Jr.,
President;
UtablUhed in J.81'4, The aim of the Pchfv.! : ? < ' ? p >t forth liy iln
s't !> ? ".Thorough it>- ' i uciTjii usirti . . iy Christian influenced at the lowest
lVi '<J ? 1 v! P'VS-siMr cirtt
Vheseh-xJ ?.?;?.< ?*?>?nl>.;Oc .1 by ti..; 1 Jo' ' ' ' V.i ? i?. not to make monoy, hut to furnish
a pl.ic? wh-ri* k'i !i ian Iffirivcn . i ? ? ? ... Jy, mit.tl, and heai t at u moderate
COftL. TIiO oL.,C'Ct ll.i t l?ofti f., :'v i r . .1 ? .1 ! i;. f 1 ?< -i ,
*-> rn^ i>: )ti? to-day, 'vi<h ita bc:iruinjj putronaxe ot 300, u:ul its
? l/ujldu'.ff v: on. "Us, Wi' " h CO
THE LEADING TR/Ut'iNG SCHOOL FOR GIRLS IN VIRGINIA. .
Q* *2 C- 4"\> ehnnrt:i j.'.r the vi if. imiltjdirT the tu bio board. rooin, 1 p. i"?um
clV Ji ei t' l "ii?lrv. .-nt .>??! :i* ? | . ? u-ul culture, ui.il turt i.r i. nil >?.?: lutein
t except music aiul < l.?.iit io-i.' At ph caUilojjite and application blank to
RtV. JAM1.S CA.MN'ON. M A Prinrio??l P'*r 'one, Va.
Grand Excursion to
CHARLESTON & ISLE OF PALMS
VIA
Southern Railway
A train with high-elans dav ooaehu* will leave Gaff-.
fi??v 7:HO a in, A ttguitf 201 h, via !' :c !;*burg and llor.k Hill lor
( 'harlonton
Tirkfts will bii wold for Hpt-cial train tfoing, ami trood to
; return on any regular tram up t < ? and including Monday
I morning trains August <Mrd, 10051
| Train leaves Ouiudcn at l*J:2o j> in. Fare from Camden in
only sjj>2 lio, proportionately low into* from all other point a
For tickets and further informal ion apply to Southern
Kail way n^onis
J h MKKK, J O LTJSK
Assistant <?m Fanner Aj?t , Division PafB Agent,
Atlanta, (la. Chai lewton, N. C.
AUGUST 18
? ?" ? ....
Atlantic Coast Line
/Xppual Excu|*siop
TO
Washington, Norfolk, Wilmington
and to the Mountain and
Seashore resorts of the
Carolinas and Virginias
Exceedingly loyv vuIch are oflWe-d lihi'i'nl limit.
Tickets will be 1irnl ela^ts, good <>n till trains, limited to
and including September 2, 1909
Tr iitiK HrliedrJen, bleeping our reservations, tickets,
etc., inav I e procured from 8. M. Malliiw, ticket
ajjew of N. W. H. It. of S. Oamden, 8, (>.
W. .1. CRAKi, Pas^enner TralTic Manager,
T ('. WH1 I'E. General P.nsrtenger Agent,
WILMINGTON, N. G.
N. O. BOYKIN
1:IRE INSURANCE.
Dwelling And Mercantile Risks A Specialty.
Represent* On I v The Rest And Most Reliable Companies
Real Estate And Renting Agent.
Popday3 jCLugvasi 3Cth.
MIGHTY '
QKand Free Street Parade. $100,000 Expended in Parade Features Alone,.
i? r? I n ~ am~ am ???' ? n^l i . ,, , " ? ? '' *AM f ?i^T
Correct Apportionment of School ^unds j&or \
2/ectr Cioshtff ^ une 30th, J 909
District
No.
3
4
5
\i
?
10
i:
12
13
14
15
? in
17
18 '
19 .
20
21
22
J -
-
40
46
Cash Balance
J rnm lust year
!fl,0.%7 49
2 ,<{ go fl<?
302 20
4!>9 75
103 IS
76 45
328 68
369 3K
980 78 "
o40 00
776 67
037 19
140 54
114 70
24<? 88
920 78
881 82
274 20
94 20
162 28
- 75 69 -
504 90
302 04
108 68 .
277 10
188 81
138 50
2 Ti'3
883 67
I'ol!
Const 3
mill tax
<>18 41
302 75
138 2ft
57 HO
05 6H
20 72
68 10
138 95
230 7G
106.04
118 30
164 II
40 66
61 30
36 79
200 88
148 63 -
60 72
149 40
8 93
04 51
104 00
20 72
89 68
29 72
48 65
14 66
-?23 44?
2,392 03
1.31ft H'i
3>2 73
191 87
2 1 5 30
107 05
368 81
608 02
788 40
287 Oft
660 17
741 66
1 79 40
231) 20
71 76
837 22
(569 78
191 30
645 80
95 OH
310 97
430 57
203 33
119 02
148 53
107 06
95 08
2t5 80
227 25
13. 105*26 8.142 88 12,677 96
I)(>?
Tax
08 7 11
5 I 26
20 72
8 36
28 39
(5 97
II 43
28 22
'55 08
!)7 22
26 6H
27 80
8 43
28 ?2
($ 50
54 08
2ft 78
5 47
25 72
2 00
18 48"
10 30
8 4:t
1 1 80
1 90
743
4 89
48
008 60
Comity Disp
Profits
2,485) 85 .
1,341 ?J 1
390 87
i*j5 jy
210 C>9
109 79
365 oy
009 0(5
76S 55
292 78
561 10
750 85
182 98
248 08
78 10
858 94
688 18
195 10
658T 70
97 59
817 18
489 17
207 30
121 90
146 89
109 8?
97 00
410 60
231 80' ~
.12,931 2~
Special Total
Levy Collects
5,025 98
650 20
254 25
70 85
- 212 21
175 20
638 82
849 02
239 88
250 82
305 70
96 52
55 10
303 08
8,702 54
1 1.602 55
6,135 97
I, '234
1,206 22
627 04
827 58
1,193 20
1.744 58
2,788 01
1,555 80
2,207 17
2,966 21
557 93
683 00
434 02
2,860 85
2,760 01
962 38
1,838 82
356 48
786 68
1,064 36
80S 81
800 21
508 70
558 80
405 02
765 85
_842 ?2 ?
51,1 68 45
Expenditure! Cash lialance
Juno 30, 1.000
10,8-18 27 764 28
5,608 38 6 27 50
? 4.103 1 5 1313'
601 60 604 '62
. :UO 25 286 79
300 00 27 58
H84 65 - 808 61 4
1,286 80 1 458 28
1,616 20 fl,270 41
908 05 v t580 36
1,880 99 t820 18 *
2,150 06 810 16
260 00 297 93
427 85 255 15 -
164 20 270 42
2,770 C6 96 70
3,034 86 *274 85
1 ,027 30 *64 92
1,001 54 ?67 72
250 00 ' 166 43
678 52 208 16
1,842 74 621 62
848 00 462 9i
247 03 149 16
398 94 199 70
WXv goa 36 *20.99
848 46 "~J7 47
525 00 240 86
417 60 425 19
42,147 16 ?T03l W
superintendent of Education.