The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 25, 1910, Image 2
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WTBllSHIP IViET FRIDAY
?; iiuyBT
W. Hj. MCDOWELL
Otadidau*' Card* lor Comity offic**
$4.00. Coo greta Iowa 1 $10.00.
Burst tu% Aoirm^M >>0;di?v;
Vf aeaUnt advcrtU?uiu, fir*tiaa?rti;m
$1.00 per equara ; etch in-j
60t,?nl? per <uju?r?.
Hit't* for contract a4rert}#<oK w?Ufc? *u
a vu??fi^i upon application at tha oflie*
AU 06mmt;iiScMiMi4 a-UreJuw-d to this
'? paper runtl be uj.^aipaoi?d by the true
? add.**.* of Ufe IB''
tier to iasare attention. Ji*iecu<j aun
uicripte will ?ot fc? returoad.
O>0>ui*nic?it<>n? wiii bepabliahad vUo
of (nte/eat to tb# general pabli? e<i<i
not of ? <Ufa<x.etory aatnre. No re
WOMikiljtf vlli be iMtafxi for the |
of correepoadente.
ObUtierif* charged for at ??cae rau< a*
ordinary adrertiatng.
CtsAackifTioK Kii?i:~Or.e yoa/,$IJ50j
til month*, It coat*; three mouth*. 40
ccqti.
CaMIjKN, 8 0., KKH. 63, ItlQ
1 . i
Cni?t liirlnmU Out For Governor
? !
C*p John G. Kicbtrds who has
u<> faithfully represented thiacoun*
Iy io Ihe Legislature for & huuj.'j( r
of yeim haa announced thai hfc
wiil positively he in the race f >r
Governor, Io ata'.ing jiia j,latf>rm
JjIr. liicharda nay* :
"lalikll Advocate tquItahle t?up
port of tiur higher educational ir.?
?tftulionb atd the fulieat and motjt
ubfeiinltd support of our common
school Muttm v*j*|| particular at
t*nJion to tin. development of rural
aouooia and education. Our puMic
fcch.ool- nyatcm in thvitaligi og
force that ?up|>luH our college# and
i<? oil' of tlife very found a tii. na of
f ur r? f.i.hiiuin mslitu'iooa. Wi
are no# funking im prove fiR'ti'fe
h uuif feduCH'-ionfti 1 ir>*-? in S>u'h
Carolina, hut tin; transcendent
pop IfjCI; of tliiB fJUCHtlOn de 1X1 ? n'i#
a;j even greater effort on our part.
] shall stand for and urge surdi
legislation sh will make for the foil
eat development of Lhr- agricultural
Industry of I In; Slate f'?r il in 11? ??
beUrork foundation of all our pros
perity. I shall H'and for vigorous
rty^(>nrt of nil agencies making for
the rlevulfipmt-u', of agriculture and
for eueh ? i gin I at ion or wilt lend ti>
induce capital lo come into tli?
State for the purpose of developing
to the fullest measure our splendid
natural r? gou're^n.
] ahall stand for and advocate
St" U-wide prohibition, wiili a strict
ari'i impartial enforcement of the
1 a
I bhall a'and for retrenchment in
to* expenditure of the people's
m.'-r.cv whenever and Wherever it
can he done without impairing 11.*
pu hiic *r r v ice
1 blinll stand for a thorough nnd
complete revision and readjust
imnt of the tax laws of the Slate,
and the inauguration of such a
?\stem of assessments as will make
Hi] property hear its honest and
Just propoition of tho burden of
taxation.
The agricultural lien law, n long
the hindering cause of lack of ag
ricultural progress and indrptnd
i'nC4', and tho greatest preventive
of the proper control iA our u? y io
labor, has at last been repealed. I
lrd the flglit f'?r the farmers and I
bti-iil urg<- np'ni our people the nc
ces-ity of accepting tho changed
conditions jus*, brought about with
a determination ugion their part U>
give the new |iw u fhir trial (.ml I
feel that the wisdom of tliiis b^is
lation will be demonstrated.
J'iie V>ullding of i^ood anil ix-rinu '
.ne:U Inylt Wfi) a w:H add i? ore to ill*- j
value of |>rr?j>?;rty and to the wealth I
of our Stale than any other public';
uti i'.v The tlFect of good r*.n'Im i
throughout tin- Slute would h" f?? i L '
iu <\<-ry vvdlk of lift-, but ilit-v
wonl'l c eo" uh an especial I>E*-ehi:i^ ,
and a (irtut ee.>n mj.v to our (.top!'-;
who live in the rural distru'tn I
eh iii p1 kti 'l f >r the j crunni r. t i m- '
I rov ? in f-11 ? i f o 11 r high wa\*, such '
i(i)(?r' vemcnt being made under 1 ?
c:??i ?? !f-govt roment in the various!
C'"ir- tit 8.
If n rliouM ho my gond fortune
In h. beted hy tin* people i f unr
J>r' n l v'tite to he ttii> governor I
wtiaii inilfBV'if *??h ill the strength
at my co mm nr.'I to thoroughly fu
miliiiuze myself and keep in con
stant touch with the working foro
of nil < ur public inslitutlons and
branches i f the government, and .
endeavor to e<? post myself in te- i
gard to our put lie affairs nt? to in i
telligentiy r-commend to ihe Inw
making pon^r of the S.ite those
things th%t ill" public wr-.l and
needs of the hour demand."
Citation.
8oath Carolina. ? Keruhaw County
By W. L. McDowo]), o/ I'robato
Whereo*, Sylvia Stewart mad* soji
to roe, to t'rant hor Letter* of Ad
ministration uf the Kstate oI and effects
Of Ned Stewart, deceased.
These jure iher.e/o.r* t0._.Qli?L and ?<!
monibh all and singular the kindred.and
oredltors of the mid Ned Stewart,
deceased, that they be and appear before
me. In the Conrt of Probate, to bs held
at Camden. 8. C.. on Feb. 26, next
after publication thereof, at 11 o'clock in
ann, It anr they
hare, why the tald administration should
eot he (ranted.
Giran under my hand, this 10th day
^ of Feb., A. D. 1910.
W. L. MallOWELL, 1
? Jn6g\ 6t Probata for Kershaw Gouty.
on the Uth day of Fata*
I>. It FLKTCHKft,
FretidfUt County H. F D
?^BOCiAtlQD
tV?urie?y of tiie HiaU-,
Ttiv ? of 11) I# ? Km tell
hofu in 18C8 ?t FUl Bock, Ker
?hav couoly, on the old alftge road
froni CftifldtH U) L*t>CMt#r wb*r?
the ainr rout? *v*Uiq ? f transport
tr>% Uje robil '*?? lb vogue, .io*kinp
liirce uif)? i wetk
A*, will bt ol?*?-n*d ih'u ?m ? t
l|j? c'o?*t (>! tUft C'tvtl ?f?r whfD tbt#
?ectiun wm ftlAtjcl*lly * or) %rr *???()
A* i con#' 1?? mi denied
ill* f>rivitfedof h co)lb({i?t? frdu*
<;n?i' n, hui Availed J of ?unb
0| piiruiniiit? a* wer* <,ff?rr?>d by
?he "old fluid" or abort-tarm couo
U) achoola or it thna by rloae ap
p ietlioo h?? obtained a f%ir educa
lion. At the age of 20 bo cioie lo
K>rftti?w hh proapt-cla oo ?h? farnu
thai tiniff *cre any thing *Ue but
fUl'ering lo act;fpl & position at
a*k-*i/i>tn in a (funeral rnerchand iae
atoif. A'. lhi? he made good and
win for li y??ari a wiebier of the
y fir d m irk
On M*y 1, 1004, he entered the
h( rvioe rf VucU: S'im ?? e^m^r No
1 nii-ibc flrBt route ?atabliahcd at
'hia <-f!i;*4-. He ih a vvnrin advocate
f thf K K. I) S?^U'm, V#f-11vint;
il lo b*? fine of tlin 'a^enci*;* thai
lenda to a belter development of
'Im* agricultural interest of the
C iml V
Tue cities and larger town# have
public building#,.ci'y carrier* and
wfuUiir report*, *vhiI? the R. K. I),
mill I* the only luxury furnished
l<> ihe people in the rural districts
by "h" government.
!!?? attended tin* that State uiett
fpg in Columbia vvlit i) the S'.ate art
H'-c* ?ti? n wns inaugurated nn'1 1 ib
l?rj1 in an able a'l11 r? hh from A . K.
L? vcr that r?;u?Iy helped the hoye
in laying the foundation fur t)iih
wr>tk. He has kept in close, touch
wi'lt the organization from ltd in
fancy up to tin; pre??nt lime. Lan
ribliT c?un(y has u good aasocia
li oil and no mo of the moat zealous
members to ho f>uiRd ?ny wIiitp.
I he ofHeers ut prc-nrnt ai? : I). R
Kl'-tch. r, [iteaident ; A 1). Milliard,
vkk president; W. K Pardue, sec
ret-ay ; Ciaud Mlnckweji, treasurer.
I'lie mutes that em in ale from
! pMHt < Mires in 'h?* cuntv are as f ? ? I -
lows: L'liicas'.er 7, Kershaw 5,
Heath Springs l.Taxubaw 2, St jue
horo 1, Riverside 1.
Marring <>n<? family from a citi
xen?hi}> stand point, he lb the old
est in to?vn an eveiy other family
has emigrated to thi* plaee ?ince
his advent. With the txceplion of
one or two da\n, the patrons of hie
route have not failed in the recep
it >'i of tli'-tr mail f ?r neatly six
yearn.
On February 28, 1900. he was
married to Miss Bertha Smith, and
!" C!.i?j union huve been born three
cliiulrt o.
Get a Msj^slio souvenir set of
waie ?t Rurns it Barrett's f-tore dar
ing demons! ration w. < k Feb 2 I to 2(J
Announcements.
F?>K MA YOU
I lifp'tv si(iti<>tiii< c n.ymlf a candidate
for Mn> r of Camden a. Ilif* approaching
Ci v ii. n. . S. F. iiraaingtoo.
ALOKCMAN \V A UD 3
'I he friends of Mr. K .1. hereby
urn.??fjfU'M hi'ii m ii Candida!** for Alder
ma:! from WuH 3 sijty-'M to tlio rnl*?? of
Ttii- ( |f > I't inort at ic primary election.
Manv Friend#.
\lr. Kdioir; ? in>n'>nn ce (he fol
?ou iiir l*?*111!? ? ni?? i? fur \V.?nl.-m of Cam
?Jc'.
W.u.l 1 \V. I'.. I' .rt.-r,
W.,r.l 2 -N. K (!??(> !hIc.
U'snl :l-F. .1 F.?wi?.
Ward 4 ??' II
Wa? ! .'(?Jriu T Mai k.-y.
Ward 0 ? S. (1. Zeinp.
Citizt!)8.
AI.DI'.KMAN \V A III) 'J
We wi?!i t.i aiiiio'irifc Mr. Kenneth
M'.ri I hh a ( aiidi<!at?* fur Alderman
fr< in W,iril Ii. Voters.
A I.DKWM AN WAHI) 2.
fo lit- Vfl?-r? <<f Ward 2:
Aa there iceins U? he a universal desire
uiiidtiji our people that the next (3ity
f'o iiicil *hr?ll cormiM of men who thor
omMy ut deratand the reeds of our inn
nil I|?h1iIv jis h whole, rw.<l who will, hs
individual AMermen, look particularly af
ter lli* interest? of their several Wards,
I hereby respectfully announce myself to
the voter* Af Ward 2 of this city ah a can
didate for Alderman from that W*rJ In
the approaching primary election, I
hare aerved you previously in this capaci
ty during four years, under two Mayors,
Mctwr*. If. (J. t'arrlflon nr.d A. 1) Ken
nedy, declining electir/i for a third term,
and I refer you for my record to any
member of the two Council* wttlv whom I
Hat
With no insinuation apainst any candi
date now. or to he lu the Hold. 1 want to
say that I enter the race aa a man abso
lutely without an axe to grind, and with
nothing but the beat interest* of my city
and ward at heart.
Yoer vote* and support in the coming
primary and general election will be
heartily appreciated,?
Rmpectfallt,
W. ?< toktMfc.
4>=*
It i? woi til $#.00 to jou to rt*<i our
alvfrtUecDMit in linn |>?(>?r. to don't
overlook it Burn# & IJirrett
0?r Load of Wood Wanted.
C?f l??fcfl of o?k i?^o9~?r?l ' 93 00
cot4 K?ftUd 1 U* C'uurv loi.
Kkkh for Hotting
Huff Orfingloo*, i>*r 1& $2 00
H-?rr?d K*>rk? i>*r 15 1 < 0
A f?w Orpington PulicU at 2 00
One Orpington Oo?k>?el 4 00
HtUbaw D?irj Karen.
.Jan Executions.
UB?)?-r Jui'l hy virtue of mindry tax
execution* to itte direcUd, I will proceed
to M il. hefor? lh* Court Houaedoor in the
City of Camden, on the flr*t ^loin^y m
March, 1910, during hours of
Ml*, the fallowing <l^cril-<l property
towit:
2f>%7 acre* bounded or the North hy
?an"!* known a* th+ls>v*- Un'1* and land*
of Munn A Kirkland. Kant hy land* of
Jordan ar.l J. H Marion (now of Work
m?n), Sou-h hy land* known ?? Oliil
d?r? tnl Cijrhurn. ?nd Went hy land# of
Wyhtjrn an] pontic highway from Cam
den to I,*nra*ter neparating the aarrie
from land* of K>rklan/I and land* now or
formerly of Howell. levied ii|*on arid to
tie aold for texf-* m thf property of W.
A. Jviwarda
Term* of Hale?(2**h
J. S. TKANTHAM
H K. C
Pehro *ry 11, 1910.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Htate of .South Carolina.)
C'juuly of Ker?haw. j
Stevens Mercantile Company,
Plaintiff,
ngaimt
D. A. Mcl/Huchlin, Defendant.
!":ttltjy si.?;<J by virtue of an e*ccu?ion in
the above stated caae againHt I). A Mc
Lauc^lin i*Mied by I. Hough, Clerk of
Court for Kendiuw County, of date the
seventh day of February, 1910, and in or
der fi fm'isfy ?aid judgment againat said
l>. A. MrLauchlin, I wil! offer for sa'e for
canh, ht public outcry, before the Court
lloiiif door, in tin* city of Camden, dur
ing the legal bonr? of sale, on the firnt
Monday in March, JiMO, being the aev
frith day thereof, the following described
real nutate, levied upon and sold as the
property of the said 1). A: McLauchlin:
Alt that piece, parcel or tract of land
containing two hundred (200) acre*, more
or le??, Hitiiaicil, Iyiriif and being in thV
State and County aforesaid and bounded
ii? follows; On the North by lands of
Jerry Hough. Fast by latida of Heck
iCalwell. South by lands of Meek Cal
well, Went by lands of Kelly Hell and
I) A Mr I >-.nald ; partly on the North by
WiUon Varborotifeh land.
.1. S TK A NT HAM,
Sheriff Kersha w County.
Feb. 17, HMO.
An Ordinance
Governing the Manufacture,
Storage, Sale and Use of
Combustible, Explosive or
Dangerous Materials with
in the Corporate Limits of
The City of Camden, S. C.
City Council of Camden,
Camden, K. Feb. "tb, 1910..
Bo It Ordained by the City Council
of Camden, 8. C , in due session as
sembled the 7th day of February, 1910:
Section I. No person, firm or cor
poration shall, within unv building,
within tho corporate limits of the City
of Carmleu, store, manufacture or keep
for sale or keep for use in any art,
trade or manufacture* or domestic
purposes, any liquid which will emit
nil inflamahle vapor at a temperature
below IK) degrees Fahrenheit, as test
ed in G Tagliabue's . closed Pyrome
ter, except thut if kept in closed metal
cans or bottles, not exceeding one gal-|
Ion of gasoline, benzine op unphtha
may be kept in any building, within
the corporate limits of the City of
Camden.
Provided that this shall not apply
to gasoline stored in tho tank of any
automobile of standard make, whether
uaud for individual use or kept for
hire; and provided further that this
shall not apply to tho gasoline kept in
tho tank of any automobile of stan
dard make which may bo left, tempo
rarily, in any repair jfarajfe, for a
period not exceeding seven (7) days.
Section II. All apparatus used for
generating or holding acetyleno gas
thall he so constructed, located and
used as to secure tho greatest measure
of safety; all such apparatus to be lo
cated outside of occupied buildings.
Section III. No person, linn or
corporation, within the corporate lim
its of the City of Camden, shall store,
manufacture or keep for sale or use In
any art, trade or manufacture or for
domestic purposes, gasoline, benzine
or naphtha in bulk unless same is
kept in metal tanks outside of any
building. or in a brick building at
least two hundred feet from iiroad
street.
Section IV. No person, Arm or cor
poration, within the corporate limits
of the City of Camden, shall store,
manufacture or keep for sale, or keep
for use in any art, trade or manufac
ture or for domestic purposes, any
calcium carbide, unless same Is kept
in water-tight metal cans, having a
capacity not exceeding one hundred
(100) pounds each, the aggrogato quan
tity not to exceed six hundred (600)
pounds, provided that such cans of
carbide be stored in a dry, water
proof, well ventilated place, and not
more than one broken package kept on
ihe premises at any one time.
Section V. No person, firm or cor
poration shalj transport, store, keep,
manufacture or sell any dynamite, ni
troglycerine or other substances or
compounds highly explosive and of
low stability, within the corporate lim
its of the City of Camden.
Section VI. That any person vio
lating the conditions of this Ordinance
shall, upon conviction, be fined a sum
of not more than One Hundred Dol
lars ($100 00) or be imnrisoned for not
more than thirty (30) days, and that
such Imprisonment, may, at the dis
cretion of the Kecorder of the City of
Caindeo, be accompanied with the ad
ditional requirement of hard labor on
the streets of the said City,
Ratified in Council Aaaembly this
7th d of February, 1010. <
[L. 8] P. M. ZEMP,
Mayor.
Attest! .
?1* 8] J. J, GOO DALE,
Oil# QUrti
Business.
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 beautjful val lace,
French and German makes, values
worth 7/l-2cto 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
glad to show them.
ORDERED THAT EASTER SUIT?
Better come in tocUy or tomorrow to get measured and
select your cloth from the magnificent new woolens sent us Yy
ED. V. PRICE & GO.
They produce clothes us you want them, distinguished look
xng, stylish clothes of quality, within the modest price range
of $20 to $40.
Yours respectfully,
BABUCH-NET UBS
COMPANY.
M. BARUCH
J NO. T. NETTLES
THE BIG STORE
Hirscli Bi'otkrs & Co.
Following our nunennlul ^icut clearing e:?Jc we have now
<5<:ci<1e<i to inaugurate our Mireat Spring White Guilds Sale"
beginning Thur?day Morning, I<Yhrnary 17th, ur?d continuing
for Ten Day*. 'i lii* v%ii 1 ^iw our |a?rons awl (riei'dd ample
apporlunity to tukc advjjj^^e ol the exceeding low prices of
(hiri
Enormous White GoodsSale
I Caw 36 irich JJJcachin#. 10c value 6 1 4c yd
8 pes JI6 inch Hlr-rtcli, i*oir finish, i n; value, 10c yd
500 yd?, fine lininli Oatul>rif;, 17c value, 10c yd
(Special lot Kmbroiderie', good va uph, 2c >d
3,000 )ds Torchon Lacew ui>4 Insertion, worth up to 15c, 4c yd
Embroideries.
3000 y<ls Krnbroidorie* arid Insertions w th lO.j, Hvle price fie
2000 ydn Kmbroidcrien stud lunertioa, 20c and 2oo quality
h Ic price 10c yd. ; '
1 lot short lenglh Embroideries, ull widths, worth up to 40c,
Hale prico 12 l-2c yd.
1500 3 ds very wide Kinbroidory C>r ?oi\et covers and chil
dren's drewses, worth tip to 50c, Halo pricc 19c yd.
White Goods.
1000 )ds White Striped Madras at 1 -1 1 2: worth 20c yd
5 pes 40 inch White Lawn > t 10c: \d, worth 15c yd?
I case fine while s* ?:t i: quality ol " laxon.'' just the thing
for nhirt waists or dresses, value up t> COc, sale price 17c.
1750 yds Sea Island at ?> l-'2cyd. .
5000 yds Sea Islan 1 4 l-'2e yd.
Linens, Linens.
Lot 1 ? 8 pes all shades, 17 1 -2c, worth 25c yu.
Lot 2?0 pes all shades, 1 !)o yd. worth 30c yd
Lot 3?5 pes all shadc3, original price 10c and 50c yd; sale
' price 32 1 2c yd.
1 pc heavy Linen Crash lor walking and riding skirts, value
00c, sale price 39c.
1 lot pure White Lim*ns, 30 in wide, worth 05c yd. sale price
19c yd. <&.
Ladies' Muslin Underwear.
Ladies' Night Gowns-?Lot No 1 ?100 gowns 59c. 150
gowns 89c, To gowns 98c, V00 gowns $1 19,50 gowns $1.48.
I lot coisct covers 48c.
Ladies' Underskirts ? Lnt No. 1. 19c; lot No *2, 69c; lot No.
3. 88c; lot No. 4, $1.19; lot No 5, l.o9; lot No. 0, 1.48; lot
No. 8, 1 98.
Ladies' INIuylin Drawers?Lot No. 1, 10c; lot No. 2, 48c;
lot No. 3, 78c.
1000 ydrf 36 in Percale in short lengths, now designs and
colors. Value 10c yd, sale price (> 1 dc.
White Organdies And Mercerized
Persian Lawns.
%2 pe< (>(> in White Orjondy, 29c yd worth 40c y<1
5 pes Persian Lawn, worth 18c yd nt 9o yd
10 pes Persian Lawn, worth '2oe yd at 17e
5 pes Persian Lawn, worth 3 >c :vt H),-. yd
5 pes Mercerized Chiffon worth 30e ?>t 19c yd
5 pes Merccrized Linguie worth 40c to 45 at 32 l-2o yd.
Silks And Satins.
We have an immense stock to select from.
25 pes Majestic Satins all shades. Regular $1.00 quality,
s:ile ]>ri< e 79c \ d
1G pes Messaline Satin. 36 in wide, all shades, also black and
white, regular 1.25 quality, salo price 98c
5 pes 36 in ''Money Back" blk Taffeta Silk, worth 1.25 yd,
sale price S8c yd.
Shirtwaists.
10 doz White Madras, black striped, really made, 55c values,
sale price 39c
12 doz Mercerized Madras, with neat black figures, regular
1 00 value, sale price 59c
5 doz extra fine quality shirtwaists, embroidery rings, nil col
ors, 2 00 values, sale price 9Se
4 doz Tailored Madras Waist, satin strips, blue, pink and lav
ender. a pretty waist for 2.00, sale price 98c
25 Net. Waists in white and ecru, fine quality a bargain et
6.00, sale prico 2.98
We will also include in this pale our full line of men's and
boys'spring and summer-clothing whioh have just arrived.
HIRSCH BROS & CO.
? - ? i . #;tv* . . r
THE BIQ STORE.