The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 03, 1909, Image 2
JHJBLlbH&D KftlOAY
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Cunioeait locals, & oenu pi>r line each 10
?ertlon. 0
C*u<Udat(jH' Car<\? (or County office*
$<>.00. Coiigrtutnoiiul #10.00,
QTommuuicationH will he )>uhliHlie<) w|ii?n
oflntoroat to tlio general public nn<!
not of a defamatory nature. No ??<-.
?pomnlulity will bo M8UB)ed for il)?
views of t:orr?ajM>u?loj>tH.
Gl>Uuari?w chargml for at b'irao rnt?-H -,?*
ordinary advertising.
f q?B0mf"M0N Kat?#:-t5>ii? year., $1.60
ei* month#, 76 cobU; flirtx1 rnontbt, 4"
cont".
mmmmmmmmmmini 1 111 1
CAMDEN, s. (v, 3, 1 H0S>
The o pi? it i ii of Wlnthrop college
has been delayed for two weeks "ii
account of failure to complete th<
new dining hall. 'I'll.; institution
was to have opened up Heptembei
15. *
Tlio announct Went i? made t li ? ?
the noith pole hiiH ul 1'iHl I ) ? t t
reached. This f ?? c t was aceomplt&h
c (1 by Dr. Frederick A. Conk, ?ii
American, on the 21ut of A(>ul of
1 ubi year.
The condition* exis'lug during
the two weeks of prohibition vi r<
very much to commend prohibiiioi
to the citizuUB of this county
There prevailed mi air of order an
sobriety that Ins bote unknown t<
the town and county before. Tui
condrtion of ?fr?iira w? bclieV" *?i?
receive the beany endo r?? in- t7~~ < I
many who from h-incsl in l i v c ? f?i
voted the disprn??iiv, and we i.c j
lleve that it- will only be a que*.; >r
of time before many t/ood men *, h<
favored l III: dl8pi iru?r> will be "
hibltionielH. . \\\- t iie Lin* can ?
Kershaw'a excellent M ll<<i .
K. I). lit nk*ncy. As he stutid i'
bis speech h?r?, hu at one time fa
vored the dispensary but ii-jvv h>
would not have it hack in Kerbhaw
for any amount of money.
A TAIJ-: ( )!? Till-; T< )\V.\S \ N I )
TUF. TIMES.
iiy jik.nkv i.. i i.i;rc ii i;k.
Une of the oldeui m> to brdlum
^roes hvinu nonr Flat Rock i? <.;d
' man Sam Metcber who wni one o:
father's ahives When father mar
ried and started out In hi* yo'unii ouvs
Fam was a gift to him by ftfiui ! fa'b
cr Fletcher. lie wu~ n very fine t.j><
cinflen of bin rare. 1 dont ? tbhik thin
i? any record of hia ope! Fat In i < ? i <?
f-ix year* ago at the advanced ?;c of
h8 and ii is supposed 8am is !i;?.u'
bf? yearn old. [ w.ii ever rente m'oo
when a littlo chap there was no p, ne
on earth I bad rather been than in
Sam's bosom. he wits a p??o.{ t<>
mo and 1 lovpd him 1 1 e l< si i.e I me
how to ride the tmtb n and u n I
prow up a school buy I tried t > it are
bim the alphabet and to f-j-i-m ?nd
read, I ut Sam never cared. vei \ much
about Wubsters old blue buck ^petj
er. His delight was among the tall
timber at n'ght after the raccoons and
(.possums He was a good, diver
obedient and industrious ue^io and
everybody on the place bked him
When be was ycung and in Ids prim
he was a giant ti f*tren^ih and tin
r.egto wan bard to Ibid that c uld
put bis back in the sand or hia k"uck
les to tite ground with lifting p >les at
the obi time loii rollings Hebhs
livod to a ripe old aye, a loot* life
with a clean rceord behind it In
bis creati(.n a portion of ' lod-: noblest
? work an boneat mar.. lie t imt mat
? ried, niver took anv intere t ie. poli
tica and virv iittio in r-'lij/ioti tboti^i,
like iikiU of h h race v. f.* vt jy fopet
Ptitious. I rmumbir m 1 1 . ? year
15(15 I wfts on the plnntati..'; v.*i:b
him. Abutf 11 o'clock ther?? ?>-is ?(.
eciippe i?t' tbo pun, in tisce I -i v -? w.
worn not. infi.rm1 i in ?d\??n of
sueh occurrences. Afur tie'-.o. ^oi
behind the planto t ;??-?.?, v. i.-, : a;ii\.
frightened, he tho?gbt t.o
A 1 m i H b t y were lighting \v> e v, r,
not long in g-tting i ? hi' \ ... ti,.
bouse and it ce't ninlv was ;? . f ;.
Iiitn when t'e Sun c-uuo I . > - - : : :\ :t>
biigtti ncs8 Uiiam. S?ou in ? > !
liovc I bit. world' is roun 1 \?'!.< n 1
Was a Mu.h lit in the old tb-. l >ctinob
tbo teachers t??ld me it wo rotr.nl
and at miiUday Chintt was uu lcr us
down on the otlu r fiib1 mi 1 .f u lnde
was dug through the tarth it wuu'd
como out in C'l.inn, if a c:.nt on bub
wan dropped in the hole it would lid
go thri ugh but would k : . ( > at ti.e
centre of gravity. I a^k* d Sam what
ho thought about it lie fbook his
bead saylnft if they ever try *uch n
thing it will knock gravity to lit 11
A few years after erosucipaiion lo
pltobed bis tent on tbe lainln of Mi
J. A. McDowell in M^ht of hi? oi l
home nnd has remained there evet
sinco. I Bnpp.tsc Camden in kh fur
from home an he has ever been in hi^
lite. He always Htttiiided to bia own
business and let other propltn' alone,
living by the sweat of his own brow
? cbeerfully>payit)g his taxes and lion*
ff est debts. ?
Ooiton Falling. Rapidly.
From all over the county comes
teports from the fiirmets that the
cotton crop will come far short of
what the prospeots indicated some
weekt ago. The thy hot weather
which has been prevaing for the
pa?v week it causing Ibt weed to
?b?d off the lop fruit thai looked lo
promuiag *1 mi
31st /nn vol S. S. Convention.
Held of Uethune Thursday mid I'rfdny,
ifium Tii? Mujjvmth rmxbi Turn-lay ? i
Tho 31 ht annua) conn >y Sunday aehooJ,!
tu*'i with thi" ht'tlunu; Pi' ??
hytfrian Sunday *ohool on Thui <d iy j
(nothing of ) ?* *?l W' i'K, .a t)gin?t ;N'-U , |
] f M.M? ltl?<lvvu* C&lh'd to <?!<) T by Ml. ? '? I
A. IKthunc, president of tin* ?f.-'J
lion.
Tin: ojmnlii;,' tji'Voti t)iiu I i
wt/l-H conducted by Mr. \V <i \V|ini|i I
of ( 'iuii'3iit, i? f r ? tf which I to v . A. M. |
/.li'Nuyll ' )fu>.'!r ill" Wt Iconic Ml' ri'Sh j
in Ic/h'ilfoi ilii town of ) IcthMiieand th"
ehuicbt n, which wa?> i v-pomled to by
MiV(\ W. I i ? i rhinoi'''.
I'Vnt \ d?deg.'< U >? I't pITWmt itH.'
^Igtitwfii m Iiiii'Ii* wi !?? throik'd. 'I VI
UH'O^mT ? M)fSHW ivrrnrt;
| total 'ft ?i* I hp. |>i? W'yi'ii ??,
*..> 5(i): tola) d hs tin Ch'-'jii' iilH. ?*<'),
J {<it?i?co;ori hand.
Mr, ,f. M Way, th" energHin 1'n-l.d
xruUiry, wiu introduced and diKcuhs
'?/J the titjhjt ef, " Why we Ui'ft , Uerey"
till d IfeOUsHeil till) V!ll* oiih phases of
school* and nrgani/athi|1S gCJM'VUl.iy
*1 1 w ji ?? a very forceful u ltd helpful
of He work.
'?|(o?v. to iiihUu, Sunday School#
i J.roAv'1 wttft. discussed l/,y Mr. I'1 I*'.
WhiMfn in u VDry dear and butruel,
i . i manner; 1 1 ? * wys followered by Mr.
Wuy( Mrs.sl.' |{. (ioodUlo aix) Mr
i Urchmore.
The 'ii .tl business i11s|h sc(1 of at the
afternoon xi iihloii Thursday was tin
election of oHic.' r.s 'which r? suited tin
follows; W ? (j. Wilson, I 'rtsitifti! :
I", .) , Lewi*, I). |<,. c.'atoe and .1 M
Watts, V ice- 1 'residents ; < W- liiivb
more, Ki'cr?;K?r,y ; M. H Raboit,
'J'ri*u.K 1 1 r< ? r . Ivxecuti ve committee W.
( j* . W ilson, chairman. < W. - J 1 i fc I ? ?
inore, :\'ewto?i Kelly, .1. I lumphf ie#
and N A I lethuno.
'I he fol low iii \{ committee on Yl:t(isl ies
\v?ls jippointed.: J . M. Walls, W l'n
Me( if.lv ill; K I?-. l'MyoM
A - !hi' ? on VMif.ioii w.'ih h' ! 1 1 in ;i con
VL"iin i:l ' pi a<*>* (in ni-^tioii was.
stfr.v i c" ?">ii(liii'i.i (i by
M; , \Vi?, u:< i, (iri'CM'lhvf ii!i a<h1| (*ss h\
Mr, Way i in orj.fi? i.i/,i'<i work in Sutilh
? .Y !'i li ina .
j . 'A!!?'i: !o ? iVsioii ilf ?, iilinn;i I cxciv.isi'k
j > >i i !' i i ' .i . i.i- 'i .. : i.ir ;i rbtrr;-'! Iii I i?
?? , '? >n' w i? ?ii* l iK't' '! i ? v Mr. \\ ;t ' .
' II ._??? , i, si :i i i ?- :.;c i ii
| tir ) :|T'fl which nh'iA"'! li.'il U-,. i'i'
n ?; ^ . i ? ? * i scliiu iv pr'"i>'itO ?i
??? ' i ; 1 1>) ? ,t M -?( hr : i- f
j 't; ? . ! i f c, ;i >, ... a "<i ( .n ? > i ; . i - . i , .
' ?? v ? ! t'. ? seJ.tKlis |'|.p .. . I
! i. I'll i .1 ?? 1 : . < ? I . ' ! i -> . 1 1 ? < t ? l.;> fur
j ' -j.' i ? . < ? : ? s.i i . :i \ i.t : ...iuihi'i- '.i
1 1 . ? . '17: 1 ? u- '' : mi iii " dI si'h>.l;?r >,
i 1 l i r :iiii. It >: a ! ' OUlO' rs. ? . . ! i<
? i--i >? i-l a i'i. M.'.I. A ; .-i a'.i'. all. mi i
j ?'! a . ~'l S<* v ? i>t s I hri't lm\<: In <li j
j u iii : Iii- c !n i re) i 1 1 .<? pa si \ ? :u J ia aii
i(..< ??' ul.Cay si'h'Mtls. Aiii>itinf ;^*i >??.??: !
t it lia -i)? iiwiiiii alimial Sui.t|a>]
? i i,' ?<: ! : u tic pu^l v ??itr. ?. I.; Hi): !
:l ? j ; > ? . M i^t CI i!:l I I h.ltt'U for I'll purposes, j
A C'liit v! i< !! a innriniin;' to -f ? > 1 .1') in
j' a -Ii ai.il -,.ih>i,i i [it iiMi^v was taiv n up
,i i r i ?' \ t \ ? ar's tturk.
M,: s .1. K < nmla!'' rt'iul a \ < ? r x in
Ifri vto.^ |>ap<M'oti '.' Takf can1 ol tin*
.1 if. iors. W 1 1 \ V 1 low V"
An invitation wits e.xl?MMtod thu con
vMii'.or. from Marshall's .Sunday
?..-K hi ?c: >,.?M .Iji* ni'\t :? tif ii I <f-?iioi}
j a '.n 1 1 - n. l iiM Invitation \va? .n n '
I I'l.X- 1. 1.' of lliO C
j tin.-, v, n > l.-'ht !'i -.'.lay a :to: iitKi!i
1 \ o p' > t ; .it a' ill. < lua.-a r .1 ^ . ; / was
? ?? ? a ? \ ? i li .-n i'i inuni ''f u ; ? o. t.N'ii
n ;a-t ai.r.iia! en v?'f:li<>n i > or
jkiii. /.i' 1.' iI*aio to'.\ t.ship, ami upun
! i ! i1 < ' i ; ? 1 1 :i kti m.. fn i 'a.'O of < i;o fr< i i t ai*li
j > up: \ n ' t'i ' t (i ot'i-;u i . . / > thiK
? t- < \ 1 1 - , 'o ?; : ovv i? ' ?? iv\ <: that
{ I-. ??* I. - 1 P i \ a a tit I
ji '.t J v? i i . i ^ at .'ill
i ? at-'. \\ a If r? > .b: ? n
j t! i". v. s n t - f. ,i .us j as' Pho
I , ; .. , .js^ ;,r M? .1 M
j v\ i.t s !\ i :.ij, I-: i. t .1 W
! a : 1'ln iui'a > I "1 a 1 ? ? y , M '%?? I i ri
; t ' t * .1 *?! i>s I iro-.vs; and S \ W'ojI
j : i." ?' i . :u. 1 1 . iP;::i s \v; : t- u tia.i ? !*
a ".pi
I IcrSv.d v "ii, i hat th1' sincfi .? li.ai.iv.^
I?r th-- t'.ilf ^att-s it i.il siitilnis a it' dtit."
jattt: it!-*- K-iv-hy tt-ndi'ta-d tho tf"t>d
1 jna-pii' <>f llothuue l\>r their lanalial
I lii-xpiia. ity j.hu'iVi: us win.'1 In ihotr
I iniilst. iiii'l that vm' sinorta1! v pray Clod's
jci;. u i .ix- j; > hi'iii . a;. i.i that
{!!<. !ic.;li,'.v upon th"i!i a -pn-in!
I h.i, as, i. i.- pt>u t llfi-.i in th^ir church and
I .x a \ st'tio ' i wni-k.
1 : ? I'i.at th- thanks -.:'th s
j c:-:- '. iM:i i .n art- ,itu> and an- h- i ct>> ?-\
tfiitit -i ihf l it.i'.i ft,r their t 1 ? ? ijjm'til
n.Uiic f'trnijh' t duvin^ tht? ifsvcii
held i.ilt'.
I '.('solved. 'I hat u.> lit-ri h.\ lli-iink
i ht.s 1 i'. \\ h:;di>n and .1 M Way
'lit'.! \ aluaii!" a ssista r.ci* iti tin?
u . .< ' of t : s cm; v'v! ' i-M".
Mi. ilirchtn.U'c d;sc.l-s?"<l I M ? ? s..'.
?? What u 1 U.x S.iud'.y School
!??> .f t'ovy i - i h n fmdii'.r na':'o I ; lc?>
' A ' v .i ii! a-' - o' < >r ?'-i u : /t d i .a-si-s"
v a . Mr Wat
annua! f>n
't lit" \ t , -it.
hurc'i scliooi
th-- :,.^t
i
w
f V ii.l'.u' !il I Id- 1' tn !??' siK'C ' ? : , I'll
hi. - it I j'h ?. i s,"! % n o: ? , . . ^ W i- w - ri
' -tjii tit! \ flit- r ' .t in< t; a i t if hoi in- of
'Mi N A I ?? 't it a i .f Wi.:-,.Miii\ i.^iit
Mr. ! Icthut;" mi ; ? i. i-.isi fniir >? ,?rs
\V.,s till' pl'i'sidcM ot "i .t cunti ! . t ? ? i .
1 1 t ,U-V i i ijt-vi I'i ? ' I ? V ! . . 1 1 : 1 i ' 1 1 ,i s 1 ? i, -
; th ii'd not o?dy fa; id- ? ?.'t v .???? in.t
? v - ! t. ( ricn-i.l anvi otli ct; ,'- ?sff, <.<? as
] pi t .si tl, ni 1 1 ? s a n ? 1. 1- . o , con
' M'.i nt'ous and hiyh-t. iit ti christian
j til'i'nmn, r.rd at a!! titm s tm asiii-?>s
! tip i ? w hat is i-xpcflt'd of h ^.'ootl t'lli
i /.i-n and christian man. The commit
| t'-i* of i?rr?iitf?-*m??>it? ftssictiftl u-, (t'our
Unoil friend, Mr. 1>. 1'. Varhrtni^",
w!|(ira we had a delightful - stay. Mr.
Yurhrouffh has a very interestlnjf fam
ily and it was indeed a pleasure to hi
"tv'th them. (>t? Thursday oveninff Mr.
Yarhrouyh took us out Ui tho fnnurus
spring not far from IhUhune. We en
joyed a dip in this spring. It gives
you a very Invijfornttrg feeling and
tl ri o jr these oast- few intensely hot
days we have been longing for anoth
er bath In its cooling and invigorat
ing water 8.
Hethunc ha? a lino set of people and
Ihev never do things by halves. Tliey
t?ke care of thej stranger within their
gates in fine style. The ladies served
GINNING $1.00.
Our ginnery has been thoroughly overhauled 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. See us before selling or exchanging your cot
ton seed . CAMDEN OIL MILL,
- , W. R. Eve, Jr., Manager.
was ho evidence of hard time* or poor
co ?k? in the bM' of fare
furnished'
For bale.
A choice lot ?? f I'diniioiB j>ut up
in ylanH j nt h.
A I up Siovu Wood. ? cither pine or
o>?k.
I' interested phone 20 for price#
Notice.
A', h im Hbt meeting of I hti f'tnnt.'H^
of KiM'Htiaw c'liii.ly In 1(1 ivt tliej
( 'on rt II oute oil iS it umI uy I at t i t w an >
no uni too u 3I y dtcithd to umg ninoi
yu nln of I ) h |_? j/ i 1 1 to each Wale of
[Cotton iih lu*tet'?f * 1 <* , h r> cl till f n 1 in r? r h j
> u 1 1* riqucau-d to d 1 likewise. T<i''
late i-i fiXtd in Liverpool at (> per
jet til ?mimh w 1 1 14 h L u ltd we Hit' hi
r 1 ? i?, d 10 0": nine vardn.
A 10 K'nnrdy. i'nHident.
Negro fehot by F< llc *man.
I,a*t Tuvidav afternoon .Julian |
Certain. ?? colored fthoe?niake." \v<i*'}
I reported to 1 1 1 0 police for Iwdti^i
i ti:i 1. and <!it?.ot dor>y. ntul when l'u
lie- m o .J 1 Smith went to arrest
linn Certain r 1 1- !ht? i and r ? ? uriied for '
Ihm p 1 ;<!?)/) , wiiortupou Mr. Bmith
li? trd upon him thh-o t i moe, break. i ri? ;
! In -j |?di arm U"?r the wlumldt r fl"'
f'.v-.H lion arri-lyd, and later aunt to
J a 1 oapital 111 Columbia (or treatment
I' j'.toil Iiy I. i^bUiing.
i Sjn-cm) t<> 1 Iih Si ate.
Hcthunc, Any 31 ? Dining ar>
ek c.uioul tt to 1 m-th-at visited thiasee
I H ? 1 1) lam 11 1 ^ 1 1 1 I lie d welling li ou *e <? I
i Mr P. ~Tt~M iN augh ton, who lives
|h x mil a in the country, wn? struck
| Iiy lighmitig. Mr. McNaughton,
jAifi< an I child were injured. Mr.
jMcN'iig it'ti wan able t> ride to
It > a n 1 his 1120 uing for medical an ;
1 si >t? nee. f 1 Iks wife who seemed to|
j he outruiinif 1 onuidcrahly. Mr Mo 1
, N tu '/fit mij'r |j iimo has rod 1 on i(. 1
?? !' he dues ii'it speak in the high- |
of? t u 1 tii 3 nf t h<- m. ;
j . .... .. _ !
i ^ t
; Trespass Notice.
K:: I rrtnc upon tho premisea known a* 1
1 ' Ti e retraces" is positively forbidden.'
Tirtti; aw-vis ?:lt In' proscfiited. I'iok ;
lu.kori -u'.i'l si^h '.-fli ers ?ro especially;
; warned . .
' C M. THOMPSON.
SepfJ fhiio.
1 - j
Citation.
| South Carolina ? Koiahaw County.
! By W. 1.. McDowell, Juilge of Probate.
i ' .
Whereas, Nellie C- Man trade
suit tt> mo, to crant her Letters
j f A'liniai* tra'ion, of the Estate of and
ctlects of Hoher' Man, deceased
These are therefore to cite and admon*
s!i nil and singular tho kindred and t lie
. icditorn ( the R?id Hubert Man
! J-.? censed. that they be and ap
: ;.! Hr before me, in the Court ot
; I'robjite, t" i>e held at Caui
. leu, S. C , on the 1 St h dftv of
J^ept., next aflor publication there
i'', at It o'clock in tho forenoon, to show
? ? ; a u s 1 ? . if ?nv thev have, why tho said
L idiiiinislrrt'.ioii Mhoutd not be granted,
' Uivon under mv hand tin* 2nd day of
' Sej:l. . A !>., 1900,
W. I.. McDOWKLL,
Ju.l^e <^1 I'. 1 Into for ICeishaw County ?
l'uli';i,"-d in ih?> Camden Chronicle
??'t tli??.iiil day of Sci't., 1900.
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF
^ C..U) pi a 1 1: t N"t Served.)
Ni??te "f South ('ir 1 Court of
olina, . Common
IiMin'v ? f Kcii'ih* \ Picas.
Jtm>* 1. nt, und Mary II
( Vi 1 S i\ ut, Jumi'S r c/ii .^niit iidii
Ii> th 1'. CItesnut, ininors, '>y their
?lU'irnitin ad life >11, James L. Ches ;
1 /i at. Piui ntijfs, ,
a'jainst \
Kii'ji nc M > rv, Eliza'/i th. C Saspor
t as, and M'arrt/t S Moore.
Defendants '
r>. tbe 1 )efei.danta :
vol" AUK HKKKKY SCMMONKIM
?nd r? i to anawi r t!ie eoniplnint ill j
tl.is acti"ii which twill !??? tiled in the
. nll'icc ff lh?? C-nik of the Court of j
: Common Piens". f ?^r the said ('ounty, '
? a:i<1 t" xt rve h cO|>\" of \ our an* j
swat to tli* oaitl complaint 011 (lie sub.:
vnbfi> at their othee in Camden, Soutn ;
Cnrolimi, within twenty days after
I the service lu-roof, exilusive of the day
jof Mich ferviro ; and if you f?d to Answer '
| the coinpUmt within the time aforesaid, j
: t h? plaintiUs in thiis action will apply to'
| tin* Court for tho relief demanded in the ;
! com plaint.
S FT AX VON A MILLS.
rialntiffa' Attorneys.
August 19th, 1909.
To the defendsnt, Warren S. Moore, ?
Take iiotitU) that tho complaint j
in this action wan tiled in the office ol i
the OI?rk of Conrt of Common Plea* for!
Kenhaw County, South Carolina, at Cam. j
! den, S. C., thia 19th day of August^ A.
D. !M?.
SHANNON A. MILLS,
Piaiaiitfa* Aitntttf t,
Appoal to bona of Veteran*
Koiih of UoufeduratO Veterans are
urged to Join litis 0*1 up an<J tn>
deavor to perpetuate tl e prinoi'
}>!< h f??r whi6h their fa'.her* Tough*.
Applies* Ion l?l tnk< may be aecured
by communicating ymli
Builer Ilagood. C unmandarii.
(Jump H. C , U. S.C.VMBarnwejl,H.C.
Deaufort Now Haa a White Police
Chief
Beaufort liana white chief of po
lice for the ftrai time eince the War
bet wren the Sections, and the tie
groea in this heart of the black beli,
which up to a f<.w years ngo whi-i,
the districts were iearr?nged wa*
aecualo.ned lo Bending a negro con
gressman to Washington, aiu puss
zh'd and put out io undtraiand the
attunga change. I' seema t h h t the
change In the situation haa b.en
brought nliout gradually by a clss*
of wdi king whitea moving into I
Beaufort and ocootning voter?, I
vvlnlu foiujt-rly lite old at.iaVoci ?tir
c!'iaa vvhh h 1 1 1 1 ' > 8 1 lh?only while . In '
nient in the ci'v proper. F<>r tomcl
.?I* pin h i ti t'.ir.y h iH g ing Mr |
ward uttil^r a while ir.avor, but ??[
white chief of police in na strung- j
and n voliK i 'tiHi y m fact an a negro
eliii f or mayor would I ? i:? a thiiv
ing city in the Piedmont aection. ? i
C, Iambi ft It cud.
Col UitCOll HI
Col. Bacon h vri b.t^n quite ill for
two wu k', bo much ho us to give
his hoatd of frienda anxiety as lo
the result. At this writing, Wed
need * y afternoon, lie is better, with
stiong hopes of a final recovery.
Known, belovedand honored through
out the < ii i i re County, there is not
a man, woman or child within her
fair hoarders who will not be fill
ed will) genuine grief ??t th? news
of iiis aickiicss, and w !? ?? tloes not |
pray thai in God'a providence, lie
may be spared many yeara yet to
conic ? ) cars in which he may con
tinue to wield his unique aud fas- '
cinating pin, nn(' oust eunshiue!
wh'eievcr Iih gnea. What would
Kdgefie'ld be without Col. Bacon?
Shadow and nor r o w.? Edgofleld
Chronicle.
Fresh Jersey Butter
Fitsh Jersey Mutter churned j
daily HF.d d t liver at 30 centa per i
In. Pun tie jour oidere to Belahaw
i)? i r \ , phone 2ti.
For refined entertainment visit the
"Theato," one door south of the
i Chronicle office. ?
I
TO THE PUBLIC.
Don't no 15 or 20 mllm to get a job
<Urn> iui-1 then (>?y three prions for same.
Bring your work to n>'* and get a Job
that will give \ ou sat if faction from first
to lust, or l ho work will be done (he sen
"tid tinii> fiee of charge. S > have your
old bujj^'v marie new fur a trifU>. Black
smith, v, heel wi'liiltt. shoeing, painting
ami ^M.eral r?? t r e . W h< elw right a spe
natty. Mv wi'i b.i three
quarters of ft mile en.- 1 <>(' Study Grove
Church. Re?peet fu )y.
\V. I . M. STOKKS.
A ug 11th, 1?<?).
Tax. Executions.
Under anil by virtue of sundry tax
executions to me directed, I will proceed
tobell. before the Court House door in the
City of Camden, on the first. Monday in
Sept, lOOSi, (hiring the legal hours of
sale, the following described pro|>erty
to-wit :
Ninet? en acres mojre or Icph, in
eehool district No. .1. bounded Noith
by i-state of Uebeoca Woikman, Kast by
J. T. Sinclair, South by Chesley Mar.
fhill and West bv Sam Joy. Levied
upon ami to be ?old as the property of
e*tat*> of Bella Martin, for taxes for 190tf,
1907 and 1908.
130 acro? in School Diatrict No. 28
bounded on tho North by Dariington
road. Ea?t bv I. F. Holland and T. 8.
Dunlap, f?ontn by Mary Jr Holland and
West by H. H. Holland. Levied upon
and to be sold ns the property of M. M
Gardner for taxes 1907 and 1908.
1 building and two acre* of land bound
ed on the North and East by T. J. Boy
kin, South and Weat by Estate of Cap
tain Jatnei. Levied upon and to be sold
a* the property of Judy William#.
Terms of Sals ? Cash.
- J. S.TRANTHAM
it kTo.
U| UOIt
Traveler*' Ouide
Arrival and Departure of Trainx from
(amdon in Condensed v
Fo>m
M?A BOARD Allt LINK
Northbound
No. 00 6:20 a ui
K4 0:0$ |? m
Southbound
Ml 9:20 am
43 10 ;30 p in
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Northbound
1 13 I :40 p m
117 6;20pm
Southbound
11 K 10:13 a in
114 1 :10 p m
NOHTI1-W KSTKHN R. R of S. C.
Northbound
*11 :3"> u III
* 8 .00 p in
Southbound
? 00 am -'
< :d0 p m
*T>??ae Irrtins run from Slighter 1<
Camden and go no further Noith than
CauidHii .
I. H. ALEXANDER, D. D.S.,
OHMCK ON IJI'I'KR MAIN ST
CAMDKN. C S.
W. B. DE'LOAGH,
Attorney-At-Law,
0 WIDEN. 8. O.
Kills Fleas,
(,'ures worst case of Mango. Bi
caiscs M-tngc Cure. Not poison
ou8. Full line Biealsfa Dog R'in
edit'8 for sulo by F. L Zemp, drug
gist.
Shoe Shop.
I now hftvo charge of the shoo ?hop oi.
DeKalb street formerly run by Ii. C.
Cantey and all work will roeelvo prorap
attention. I gunrantee (food work an J
sfttinfaction. ruUonu^o solicited.
' JOHN TIMBERS.
J illy l?t, 100ft,
Ginning $l.oo.
Our Ginnery has been thor
oughly overhauled and we will
he able to give prompt and
satisfactory service. Our pin
ning charge this teason is on
ly $1 per bale.
See us before selling or ex
changing your cotton weed.
Lugoff Ginnery,
Al. B. Rabon, Mg'r.
Northwestern Railroad of S. C.
No 68 No 70
Lv Oamden 4 00 p m 7 00 a m
vSo Ry Juno 4 10 p m 7 10 a rr
Ar Ellorbe 4 23 p m 7 80 a n:
Reraberts 4 30 p m 7 40 a m
Ar Borden 4 45 p ra 8 00 a ra
Ar Dalzell 5 10pm 8 25 a ra
N W Junction 5 43 p m 8 58 a ra !
Ar Somter 5 45 p ra 9 00 a rr
No 69 No 7 1
Lv Suratfr fl8lpm 9 40 r ra
N W Junction 6 33 p ra 9 42 a ra j
Dalzoll 6 50 p m 10 05 a ra
Bordon 7 08 p m 10 15 a n. j
Rerobert 7 23 p ra 10 27 a ra !
Kllcrbe 7 30 p m 10 32 a ir.
So Ry June. 7 50 p m 1 1 10 a ra
Ar. Camden 8 00 p ra 1 1 20 a n :
All trains daily except Sunday. !
THOMAS WILSON,
President. :
pPTCSTCNT.Q
JL Jfcm# M~m *4 a * a is/
DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, j
WATCHES,
STERLING SILVER.
CUT GLASS,
^ ART GOODS '
All new and absolutely beau-,
tiful goods. Come in whenev- j
er you have an opportunity.
Remember wo only handle
SOLID and GENUINE j
GOODS. If not convenient to ;
comt in, send in your mail !
order, which always has our
PERSONAL ATTENTION,
with a GUARANTEE TO
PLEASE. Always glad to
see you at
SYLVAN BROS.,
Jewelers, Silversmiths Aiid
Opticinns, Corner Main &
Hampton Streets,
Columbia, Si 0* I
:s?MM
GOOD LOOKS! GOOD WEAR!
HIGH ART CLOTH I NO not only looks
right when you buy it, but stays
O
right after' you wear' "it. It is
made of the best and purest
fabrics, selected by an able
corps of experts with infi
nite care as to quality
and worth, so that the
fine tailoring which
Clothing has a founda
tion upon which to abide.
When put to the test of ser
vice, it will keep its style and
shape ? that's why we sell It.
The new Spring Models in Smart
Weaves and Exclusive Shades are
ready for your choosing.
You pay less here for the best than
for the not=so=good elsewhere.
Prices $10.00 and up.
is ,an inseperable
feature of High Art
HIRSCH BROS & CO; S
i J
THE BIG STO