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i3,iu?e ?r>ii fcJdf<-?u of ibe writer, >? or- ?
?i?r to i(t*ur? attention* JUt-iet*UMt unt.j
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Ov">cu?5u<:*ti6n? w jit ??<; j- jolmljod vrhiru !
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not of a .defamatory muiri. N? ?,? ,
?poimibilUj will be Asuuoitxi for ti < ;
Viows of corre?{ton<kr--8.
OUtuaru-a ciiArtf'-il (of ?t h.iiiit' r*U"n c> ;
ordinary advoriinlng.
fcr;i #t hi ft .'on Une year , *1 .to j
?<i moqthi, 76 cent*; thre* month*, 40 j
ct'tiU.
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<;A*U>hN, H ('., Jan. 2.H, lttioj
Men's Minn Water Is Fore!
ttV> of {JanHen : ?
AoUng upon t-ic atlvico of our m}
t?rn?y( Mr W itikoffakT. and owail
the n-uaiyy!* of OUT water for t>;r
moct-i of Mannar j, Council Ik?m
f.-t'iutd fr?,io ij.akinf, h rt* ply to llu
>e?erwi artiekfl r> <?< oily p^hiisluuJ_4o
TbJ Carnniele imlid now Wo Wi,<di
to go on record as coudi-tnuhV^ Mich
pu'dioity beln^ given to 'fie OUU; -??
world of our trouble# with our litt
prolt (vtii.i., j?u'l ?!'.?> leading tlr.' < ? 1 1
zeni aud visitor* to lu-lit v? that they
were drinking importable pond ^ ;i -
ler* and caueiiiu uune-'i. n*ury alarm,
when on tl< ? t'o(?ti !?ry. llu- Jittered o o.
ter they are drink inyjti pure' and free
from any bucierial contanii nation
whatsoever, nh ti.ovvu ! ?y th>:.anaiyM
of Dr. Parker, .Statu Ciiouiint, whicl
fa JMil.liH1 ml ix??l ' > w.
This water bm beon analysed
eleven t ? ixi u u in the j?hhI j-tur,
6Keh time villi Miu mime dxjree >.f
purity ru I the 'it ports have been n u
ularly OUti Mi lliti I'flic.* of i!i<; Board
of Ilefllti: by our henltli ofllcer, nod
thi* information could have bpen ee
cure I at it m y liiuo l?y any 0110 ilue r
ing to know the Irno c,ood,iti>.h ? . f
the water, nod not ha.vo publish*. d
to the world thn Htnt i tnetit that [? '
water wai being tine.-i by oar c;?!/ -r^,
and tho implication that it wn* ? im
pure.
The City Cutin;:il wvu! ' Lave
fied the citizvi'H imrard ateiy m.s
did on one other occ anion, if tlr; ani\i
ysis waH not what it fchoul I I.hvo
beo-J.
Having hft'' euapicionfc hem time
a?$o that possibly water was not i>e
iu<j furnished according to contract,
aimlyees ha<1 teen ma lo more fr*?
qut-n'.ly, and plant w atched more
closely, but tho actunl fact w in not
discovered by our Health Officer,
Chief of Police and others, een' by
tho Mayor to m&k-' an investiija'.i >:j,
until aftor tho article of M'. M-1Ih
appeared in print, although tho
Health Officer i>a i the information
in hifl possosfiion a day or two before
said article was published, whi-rto Wd
to the discovery of tho fact tint
po ?d water wr.H heinpf le^ :;ito tlx*
pipofl that led to the fi tor.
SVo nou'd not for one tnomet.' ( x
0060 tlifl fjravo of?enflft of th*1 M ir.nv
ger of the ^ ator, Light lit ? ??. io
viotati-g t'iC r, contract by n: p n_;
pond *ater into t he filter alony v:i'\
the sj>rinfj t cuter.
Every ore must have known that
ev< r ainoo tho Company tlirow up
t'; ' : r ljjh' contrae* t h at th> y wrro '
nrikbin to fii'ni"H power to p it nr.
firo presto re, and the several inve*<
ligations mentioned in the art e'e hh
having 'icon marie on (he rro>isi"r.
of th'4 ? f .! :ejt-i?t fires in ri^urd to
flr<- ;-?** fpn'e, win and'; a' ' h - i.-.
qncat of "he M nyor t?nd in et ni;?in>
with hi ui ut one .time, and x. day
the test 'Nil* made on Main frtreot
was by his instructions and acting
upon the advice of our a t->'n' y to
asi^ortain if it wan possible, ?< ven
? then, to got the pressure, bavin/
bad promise after promise from the
Manager that he would be ready io
few days, always with tha same ex
tjU rnse.
Now, this reply is not written in r
captious spirit m>r h spirit of retalia.
Mod, bat to simply natinfy t ho niin<1?
people tlint ibey aro drinking
portvble wntor. and tint (Ite City
-Onunctt Wli looking after tboir in
terest#.', , T",7
The citizen? can feel well assured
tbat the Coancll baa been, and i?
aow. doing all tb6y can to bring
a better- condition of
aft to wat?r and ligbta, but mat
ftfft anftonadsd with practical
wfaioh
mi ea?y t<> overcount* *?? iu?y lx? ioa?
cd by ?owio
Kc aped fully,
F. M. Zeoijj, JUyor.
S F. H:*?tngion,
i W. K vfoiiowii, * ~~
A J Bdlttio.
K, C. v??n Truaclfow^
If '1' G1.??1?J*d,
,Jn<>. J. Workomo,
Alder wen
'I K<' i" th? juHt
rtC'-ifb I of wftter uh t**k en froiu the
before fl'.ffcra'ion tn irked "K "
H? ? t? 1 1 - in I'^rts j.rr million
CoUir N'?n?!
( hl. ririft 4 00
t*t?b Aw.monia 0 030
All>Ufi)iiyo'd Ammonia ^1'*^
Nitrogen to Nitrate* 0 005
X'M<>\n*n in NitfiU* Nonej
( kh part* ?if CftCO)
roap teat 5 00!
wkslinity (hh purtH of (.'a CO) 4 001
Total t# o I i ' ? ? 42 00 !
JinoUrial Analyai*.
('nit Ormip Or^anUm Absent
Kreo from indentions of]
roiitftfnJ^jht'on
Kttfpoo' fully Mibrni'ted,
V. L l'ark<r, ,1 r f M D
?']>? fo .lowing ut:al>tiiH juat r?t
oriu'ii of water from ibn teaervoirl
nfter filteration marked ?,U"
'J ho coutaiuinu Mttmple for
rW' "liit'iii Httaiyiin 'wrh broken during
? th^t. and ttio Kimpie of wiiter Io*t,
oto hoitlo ojily rtsoeivfd,
BacWrrial Analysis.
< 'otlf/TCiJpf Orgtttii&m Absent
ItemarM : Fre?* from bacterial intii
c. aut d? of coiilnmiituVion
lUv)'>r'? i(nt!y nubtfiitUd,
F. L. Parker, .Tr . M. I).
Nepoflhiii Oiw of l!i#* Grout Trou
tit Clcinsoii.
M". 1'. II. Mtll, ttiij lute pMNi
d? n'. ?f (.'Wmftfci.p College, h*?s made
public at ?)i; t > f Liu- I n ik % r workings
?.-f Hi ut institution. The eo&stant
in ?. rfirer>uo ou the part of the
tru?te*? with matte ! h tli it belong
wholly to those churned vtilh the
0.': 1 110'. of the to* titution is giv?D
j .<4 (.of of tli*' things that hamper
1 ' ,i o-b <ri. A tiut lit; 1 serious trouble
| ci'i 'i m ih'.: nepotism turn. i? n.Hjii
j J< c. i (. tli hdi-'juoii t.f tli * teacbera
I and ?> 1 It ?- 1: (ilHciniu. These two evils
?m obaily St.- 1 forth and it must be
rtcti that unless tbef-e are corrected
j '.hi it; in rn? posaibiMu- ? f ' 'emson
i' <? ,? ji?? ? v?-r becoming the great in
h u ;t i ion that it ??!.<> u !d. It in now
up to the trUE'eeft 1? u*e 'Ixir best
' i 'illnent-e n j t?v<nt these abuses
u ii s fi.nher. 'J here ia loo much at
ifct'iUe in t li e education of the great
r.no littw of )? unu men wiio must
: ! >i k to Civn;H;.ri I n 1 college edu
| ia:.on f"f these ojliciuls to permit
themselves to but in UDntt'i ssnrily
| or to run the l u <t M t. u tion 111 the in
J '.eras'. of their o>vn f ami! its
1 Ai? isdy editor* 01 the c ik. try
i ncwi-papera are beug hiseigcd by
! pi.iticiana and men they never
' bef >re heard of, unking their ititlu
: cure mid aid tuwnrrl their (lection
j to wllb'ti. They shouid send niong
it cIhm k with the request a til Htnte
t!ie a:ii'>unt of apace they d s.re.
1 h t :h only good hu&inet-s. Tncre
j 1 h no ienei>n why a newspaper man
eh till give Valtiabio space with
' nit 1 in) pen?H !"ii itnv unr.1 iLan a
merchant should he expicted to
;^iv- away Ins goids. ? Chc-raw
! ( ; h r n i c. ! ? .
Bndgo Tournament.
lilt- Daughleis of the Ametican
lit- v ">lutiun will give tin entertain
n u5nl at l J > ?? Chap'or M'ill(old Court
H en ) on Tuoaday. Afternoon, K e b
! i .iu:i S h, rammt ncicy ut 3 P M.
l > j ??:?<? f ? i r. ? i m t.> irnk" siiine need
<ii tiji?i(H ti.tl i u> pr ;> vr uie n t a to the
'i -i Km i^.; ?. li i bl tind th?> game
?i ".V0M *? i i ! t ?? | ? i k < . leu ?v j I !
ii.- < ?? r v ul :i! .r? u'> I x h l iif busi
ir f. i men ? f ('am K :? *viii c >n?nb
ut" prizes t > !u' c > n " # a i>d f >r, Tu?
J . i i *? -< i"?rrii_9 ..v r i q u t-a'. ? ? I I a vein
? f tin gull" a ' ) i v ? n:?ii i hp i, and
!i <i hfr ui'iz-rn w'i > u i . in>ri'Ni*
? i J ? :i t tir p r ? ? i r v i' 1 1 :i <? f til is V a I -
u i >!?' r?!ic <>f 'in- pant, to be pres
< nt on ihii o;va*i >n. A Imiislon
." 0 , ? J: I a hop?d ! Im tht re will be
n ! atten-lnuc* hh ev-ry good
< H z n fill >u I fio-i a vit'al inli ri al
in liii work 1 1. 1* itl'.t'H ti ive u :i 1 l r
iik' n
Thy Mctz Car Otvln^ Entire 8atisfac
t Ion
M<<a?r'. O. W. Cc'H'iv art! Victor
(ii'ford tnivi' fitartrd an Au'omobile
A sjfiicv her? , which pfmiiiHi r to bo
n in ?ng the moat prominent and
bp managed agencits in South
Carolina.
I'heiie gentlemen have several
Mi tz cam iu fttock now and are ex
pecting ar; top larger car? in a few
day*. Thi* ear, while a amall oop,
i? well bntit for the price ? >500.00
ani has been given m>ine ?tT?rt
.inf.** luclju -Only * f*w d?v* *izn,
Mr, (>ilT?rd accotnpnx-d by Mr. F.
R. Al-zander, m ado the trip in
Hfthnpville and return without trou
ble of any kind.
AH automobile owners in Cam
don are very favorably itnpreieed
with i he car, nod li will bo well to
examtna the Mela if you are eo&<
?idertng the purohwe of en auto
?gant for Ouano Company.
Mr. J. M. Hall hat been appoint
ed agent fur (be Home Fertiliser
it Cticoiitiil Co., of Baltiworr, M?i.
Tli out wiahing lo liuv YhtiuicaU!
frhteh ihla LyAtl'f t*?n
uoinau ooica'e with Mr. 'lull. Hi*
ultima it Caind?t<, S C , J{. F. I).
No. 2
Administratof's Notice.
N> Ik* ia hereby j^ivrii to nil creditor*
of Oh*. Kalute of the l>. NV.
Helk, 10 prOMIli tluir
demand* u? in? duly attested <Ui required
by law ; and ail Jndeblt <1 to aaid dtceaaed
are notdUd to malt* puvnicoi to m?
J. It I MH/Ki
' A'lm niHt r*tor folate of JJ. \V, JS?lk.
Ca.-inlen, S. Jan 14, IVlO.
yministfatoi's Notice.
N<>tirM in h?reby to all no, tern*)
th?t o)i Wt'd nefcday, February 2nd , A I),
1010, I'/ M , I will apply to the Probftle
Jud^e tif K<*raii&t? County for a Mini din
charge a* Administratrix o( K?ta1e of
Lavrcocb W, Met aa the nun* having
been fully administered.
M l I. UK It. M< ('A A .
Adnfx, Kat. Lawrence W. MiiCxa
{)??<.'. :>Oih. J^tt.
A I tent Ion, IViiHioiMM H.
I will he at. lite Court Hou?e rnch
Saturday during the month of Jan
uary, 1910, Mid ml peraone arho
niali to make application for pen
aii.rjH muat do ho i\l that time.
Those already on the- fention > oj I
netd not tniiko'new application, hut
?.hey wuat report to nje in person
or hy writing, ao 'hat i beit'- nam<>a
can be placed on the roll for next
"year. W K. RUHSKLL,
I Pension ('oromisaiooer.
I Deo. 22nd, 1009.
I . . ? .
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.'
In pursuance of an order of the Pro
j bate Court, of Kershaw County, I will
I soil. at pulili'- til' ti'on, to the' highest bid
! tli-r. during ih?> legal hours of salt*, on
| WrdijfHdiiv. I tie 2nd day of February,
] lftlO. at tin* |)liui'(*t ion <if thi- late J.
\i< lliugs. in Wcm \Vut<-ree, n??fir Hlaney,
! the 'ol'lowiog personal properly:
?><) bushels <)' rorn, ~> butdiela of pean,
300 II >h of fodder ami n lot of farming
tools.
Term* "f inlt; ? cash.
A II DIM AN.
A(!m ir.ibtrtior.
i J anufiry 14, 1V1U.
Trespass Notice.
Ail persons are hereby warned ngajtist
htinting, tiatiiav, taking away woo<l or
straw, or trespassing in any manner
| w bat su'wr , or pawning through, or
I jug upon , tli?' lands formerly kn<??n
a i llu* Annum la'idrt. ahout 4'a inih?
j n<>i tlicabt of Canul"ti, and now known a>
tijn property of Mr? It. K. Alexander
Alan included iti this notice 7:i 1 acres,
I ? . 1 1 tln? tract iu.-l mil of the 400 acre
I tract, and purchased from the Sinking
Fund t 'fy in 1 1 , i s iioo, i'i?t formerly known
r. ? part . f | hf A net lint t r H I- 1 Also no
trf*pa*?irg of anv kind will be permitted
o'i the H II I'eck land", j i?t West of the
above dcHcnbcd lands, th'-??* lands fur
merlv known an tin; Sutherland, or tied ?
i.ev land*
O (i ALEXANDKK, Agent
January ?, I 'J 10.
Sale of Stock of
Goods.
The tntire Stock of Good* and Store
Fixtures of II. s. Hinson, trading us
Cash (Irocery Store, will ho offered for
sale, tor ca'li, at public outcry, on Friday
.January 128th, I'.MO, at 12 M.. at the store
house of said ( ash Grocery Store. The
said Stock and Fixture* will hp sold to.
wether as a whole. Anyone bidding will
first he required Jo make a deposit., of
$2i.0U its an evidence of good faith. The
Ah* ignee and Agent of l reditors reserve
the right to reject all b'.ds
M. I.. SMITH,
Aisignee,
L. A WlTl'KOWSKY,
Agent of Creditors.
January 21, 1910,
Citation.
South Carolina ? Kershaw County
>y \V. L. McDowell, Judge of Probate.
Whereas Mrs. Saliie R. Boy kin made
*uit to me, to grant lier Letters of Ad
ministration of the Estate of and effects
"f K B Clireton .
Those are therefore to cite and admon
i?h all and singular the kindred and
creditors of the said E. H. Cure
ton. deceased, that they he
and appear before me, in the r"ourt
of Probate, to t>e hold at Camden,
S C-, on t lie 6th cay cf February
next aftor publication thereof, at 11
o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause
if any they have, why the ?aid admin
istration should not be granted.
Given under my hand thi? 'iOth day of
.January, A 1).. 1910.
W. L. McDOW EI.L.
Judgo of Probate for Kershaw County
Published in the Camden Chronicle,!
>n the 21st dav of January, 1 1) 1 0 .
Tax Executions.
Under and hy virtue of sundry tax
executions to me directed, I will proceed
tokrll. before the Court House door in the
City of Camden, on the tlrst Monday in
February, 1910, during the lepal hours of
sale, the following described property
to-wit :
100 acres of land in School District No.
21 bounded on the North bv lands known
as the Addison land, on the Eafct by T
F. Ilorton. South by W. E. Elliott, and
on the West hy lands of \V F Morton
and J H Crow, Lvied upon and to J
?old as the property of Wm, Trueadell for
taxes for ISM), Ift07 and 1908
40 acres In School District No. 17,
bounded on the North by Peter Knight,
East by Midland Lumber Company.
South by Allen Ricbardaon , and West
by Jot-n Charts. Levied opoo and to b?,
?old as the property of J. D. MoDowall.
for taxea for 1007 and 1908.
Terms of 8*1*? Oa*h
^^jTSTtranthaii
?litre.
We Are Now Prepared For
eBusiness.**
J
J' V ?V,, * .. ...?
Our Stocks are about complete
with all new desirable merchan
dise.
Special attention is called to the
following lines which we shall place
on sale this coming week commenc
ing today:
5,000 yd. lot beautiful val lace,
French and German makes, values
worth 7 I=2c to 10c yd. at 5c. yd.
Lot heavy linen laces to be sold
in the above assortment.
Our showing of embroideries can
only be appreciated by giving us a
call and inspecting the line,
Line of fine embroideries, worth
12 l=2c and 15c. We shall offer the
lot this week only at 10c yd.
Beautiful new black goods to be
seen only in this store in all the new
weaves. Inspect this line carefully.
New designs in refusable curtain
scrims. Full assortment of plain
and fancy scrims.
TABLE LINEN
Be sure to have us show this line
to you. There are some handsome
weaves in the new linens and we are
I
glad to show them.
ORDERED THAT EASTER SUIT?
Botter come in today or tomorrow to get measured and
select your cloth from the magnificent new woolens sent us by
ED. V. PRICE & CO.
T Qey produce clothes as you want them, distinguished look
^g, s'.ylish clothes of quality, within the modest price range
of $20 to $40.
Yours respectfully,
BARDGHNETTLES
COHPANI.
M. BARUCH
| ;r ^ _ f
JNO. T. NETTLES
? ? ?? ? ;
I
(WW SALT
Now Going On At
Hirsch Bros. & CO.
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Camden, S C.
[t ; ? ' . ' ; .
For months we have been preparing
for this great sale and now we are
ready to place our Big Bargains be
fore the public. *
Sale begins at 0 o'clock, Wednes
day morning, Jan. 10th, 1910.
The doors will open for all*
This sale will last but 10 clays,
So come early and secure your
share of these manv bisjf bargains.
CD O
lie low we cjuote you a few
prices:
Misses Suits and < 'inatf-. A in > k l i t ^ and Children's t'ioaks.
Al! stylish and well made and rif well. Offered to you at
practically your own liuu.'c-. 1 >>u't m-iss this opportunity to
get your wants
out Spring (ioods. Vou <?i , y . Suit, Uv?-rlHat or Single
pants at your own price. S, : fail' 'o cou.e early and get
your choice.
3 1 -2c yd
5 c yd
G l-2c yd
5c yd
$2500 S ? i i t > will _?> it t 1 li . -i -i .
$20 (,M> Suit*- will ^o at 1 < > 4 >.
$15.00 Suit* will jit 7
Clearing Sale Prizes.
BE SURE TO REGISTER.
$50.00 to Be Given Away.
On each purchase of $1.00 and over yon are entitled to reg
ister your name in a hook we have for that purpose. On
Wednesday, Jan. 2Gth, Mr. John T. Mackev. I'ashier of the
First National Bank, will draw the lucky numbers. Maybe
you will be one of t lie fortunate ones.
PRIZE NO. 1. A beautiful Tailor-Made Suit of any color or
size in our stock to the value of 20.00.
PRIZE NO. 2. A Ladies fine panern Hat. You can select
whatever style you wish to the value of 10.00.
PRIZE NO. 8. One pair handsome Portiers, your own se
lection to the value of 7.00.
PRIZE NO. 4. 1 pair Ladies 10 button length Kid Gloves
Value 4 00.
PRIZE NO. 5 One pair Men's Shoos, either King Quality
or t ho famous Seltz Schwab Shoe. Value 4. 00.
MeetTne at Hirsch Bros. & Co.,
Camdenf S. C., Jan. 19th, 19 10
and every day after, during this
Great Clearing Sale.
Very Respectfully, .
HIRSCH BROS & CO.
rr_ .? ..
THE BIG STORE.