The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 18, 1910, Image 2
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PUBIJ8HUJ) KVKKY KttlOAY
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W. Xj. MoXDOWl^jf^Tv
Ckndidatcu' (Jar<l? for County oftic?
$6.0o. Coagroanionftl 110.UO,
Batka yos AdvkktihfNti :? Ordinary |
transient f5r?ti??ertiojr? j
$1.00 per nquaro ; each aubgequcfct In
sertion 60ceuUi p*?r #quar?.
Baten for contract advertising will be an i
nounctxi upon application at u.r
All comrnuiiirationH ii?I?ir? Mfu?<l t<< in*
t>w " fo??l>?oigd by thy uu
name ami addrt*#.* iA toy v, i it?-i, nroi '
dor to luaure attention. it<-ic<-ti'd t?n?n-''
^xnertptH will not bo rttoruw.
Ooramur.icatiuiiH will bt> pui?lwh?>l whto J
of intoroat to the K?n<>ral publio ami!
DOt of a defamatory nature, Son
Nponaibility will bu tttthuimul for t)i?
viowH of <>orr?Hpondenta.
ObituaricH char^-d for at autue rule-was
ordinary advertising
fitawt Hii-j iof Ha/k* ;?-On? ye<vr ,? $1.50
?is month*, It c^nUi Ih.re* month*. *'>j
cent*.
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CAMDEN, 8 C. MAK , 18 1910
KtTfchaw County Should Stand by
( apt, Itifliiinl*
Editor (Jt; r?n:p!cr ? In looking
over the field we fi? >') four cnnd dal *
fcr Governor?-VpLeod from I/r,
Manning fr?m Sumter. liloam* from
N'wherry *n-l Richards from Kir
bIjhwj and while it is not our desire to
ontieitm nny oi ti.im, jet wo fo<d it
our duty to soy. fhat it ftland* K? r
shivw County In havl <*? vote f.u
Capt Richard* to .1 man This i:?
4b6 Ur*?t lime Kershaw County ha* |
CVf r had k c*nd d-ite for Governor
and wo believe Cnptnin RtrhaMi ip
far ?hr li'-ft. wiu for Governor ar.y
a; a tr . IJ .. I uxailo II f ruliu w 11.1 *_
one of the ablest, if not the **!>!? bl
r< proientativcn i vrr Pent 10 tbo l,r gin
Jature, ar.d during 1?im i welve years
exporterco as a ^ir-lntor Mir ro I up
not he*n *i Ma^k spot found on Litu.
besides h ? is nn honest. conscien
tlous. christian gentleman 11 ?*<
friends in buffalo Township will
eland by bitn to i\ man, and wo hopo
all other flections will be equally f-i:r
to hliu. Hm Friends in
HufTalo Township
I
[All t'iftt our friend ha* said <1
C'pt Kit hards is true and w. ni'e<t
heartily en lorf-o tl.e sain'??. Wo fur
tbir tuko p'mfurc in reproducing
the following editorial wliieb recen'
ly appeared in tbo Coluinhl i Record.
?-E l Chronic1* ]
The announcement thai Mr John (I.
Richards of K-rsbuw will Iin il o
raco for Covernor this Mimiii'r in
sures th?* people of tb?? State that ii:> .
will have tii.. ..f lb'* d:i> p
seuted to tlifin in a clear-cut. Ii.u,.
manner by u clean and vigorous ra.i
didnte, who-e Ion-' mtvIci- in tie* 1 h.nv.
of Kepresentativt-o has made hon fa
miliar with all departments of the \ ?
eminent, and win>se record in Hi i;
islature is known ??f all men.
Il may lit unfortunate that the 1.<jntii
question is nj/i?in 1 ik?? I\ It. !??? the |,-a,|.
in^ issue iu the {ruhcroat'oi'il ctm
paiyn. Hut, foriuna? ? or utiforinn it .
it may be true, and Mr. Richard- in
bis a nnounc.einen' sp?aks with char.-e.
(eristic frankr.ef, ; <m llii.^, a-. <>i> . :
questions He. is f.?r St I ? pri-no,..
tion. As lontr as thu St.it:* disp.*. \
existed, be fonyht vntiantlx f m 'l a
institution*- Hut l.finy a .w -t
of all ail's, lie nuii! have fm
end some years before mat rev.;!' i
accompli.ihed, and Ik* made i: n
durintf that tiii'o when tir* time
when lie onns.tiered il ad\ i?at.l.* ;?> . n
acta ])i'(d)il>ition law lie wtnifd ativn
cato such a policy. His champii.t,>lr|>
of probihition ha> b.-en as beariv ,i^
was hi*> tlt-feii*>** of tin* iiispensarv >? ^
tem. l/ist v, ??*. when '.In* i>roh?'i*it>-.t:
bit! passed t>\ the hoi:?,e 11a.I In. i, ?
tracked in the .vinte, and a compro
mise was offer.-d, lie opposed th. i* ;:i
promise, a*d declared lie would n t !???
bound thorehj shoulti it become tin
law This year he pt"*?s'*d <? >r th**
passage i f tin- prohibition bill ic i n
tho<C'h it mi^hl have he>-n bette: p.ci
ties U?r him to let it rema n a^ ai. .>?
suoin the camp;' iirn tin comii:^* *?un.
mtr.
Another measure with which *
Richards has heen conj?jocuou*?! * ..*i i:?
tilled is the repeal of the lien law. l*?>r
this be contended year aftor year, w !h
a majority adverse tt> hij? case, nntil ;
laslyeiir h** >ucc''eded in having the!
repeal hili pis.c.i, u-jd toe li-n i.-.w : - :
now otT th- ?>'.'*!tilt* l.dok-. It v, ; '
too early t . j i 11w i ? dorn ar.de! j
feet of tnis c.'.nr;"', ! -j: that the 1,V'il
lation e'.'i.;? ? i was t!">ired oy thelai'in-j
ini; pop cjrinot be d.>ubti*d. "
i ax r-'. ?? ;;i i promiiunt fea-!
lure .r. itiL* ; -I'. r.n. < f pt incip!? s ei.un- i
cia'.' ! i . '. ll .'n.irds. He hat s?*rved i
a> cha th** ways at 1 i i
CO'? - ?. ? ?": .i: t? -i'i.is. ai.'I i**
lb*-"v'?> firr. . :he ner<!^ ?.f tl.ol
Slat* ir.,i ? , .1 r. : the d,-t.i-.i, - ,
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that y i *.?.:.* ? t.u* .
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the Kty t- ????.>. ? }. %?,; ? * o.r , ; :
a^ernent . ' *; .., h ; -
dujitriai ui v?
know hiiL! Lies.-: .
ceritv, b.? !? t? .*?? t ?. i. : ? ; f.
( purpose bf;'J tii>* iv ?y V . L.. >>
sticks to bifc jkj) ii :Cb1.iyjul ?vt.'.*i_?
Go vern<jf he wouic ta.pr?-*.*
lties upon the of tt*
? i.
A petition is btri:;g ctrcu %'.crl
among the cilizen* at (^atndtn to
on Monday, March 21, al the
"Oooncil Chamhr.r for Ibe purpose of
firj^anizing a Chamber ol Commerce.!
Registration Notice.
_ of RrRi*t.-atiQn ar<? now
*t th? Recorder'* Court Room, for
we of registering qualified rot
?Hy of Oaa<lfn. In order to
vote in the gene ral election of
e city it i? meeseary to have n iegi?
tiatiou oeltlfio^cc made oat thh jrear.
B. E. JI1XS0N,
fiu nor viaor of
i *0#
V
Itefftt for\hiitl tl ?*ft
Hull Orpington*, pir 15 $2 00
Hnirtxl IWclu p< r 15 100
A I?? Orpington Pligh ts at i 00
OntrOrjnttgfcon 4 00
Hvioltitw Diiry Kuril),
Phone 49
palace
]Vla|"ket
(IN 01.D DISPF.NSARY)
YY ht*rc you will lln?l
A Complete Stock
of Foreign and
Domestic Meats,
Heavy and Fancy
Groceries, Canned
Ootids, etc.
Kverything de
livered free. Your
orders solicited.
PALACE MARKET
rfno, McSiu.yrl, M{?r,
iiAim m cowrt
?v'ii?(,ct8 rs To
(i KC) S II V 'KF.'l k .SON'
We Maiiuffichuv
Doors. Sash : i M < 1 Blinds,
(/o'iiiuiih ami Hal n*( ors,
(jriits ami (iaMf Orna
ments, Doors and
Win-lows.
;Wc Deal III
'
(i la>8, Sa-li Cord- and
Wci-liK
('harlot* ll. ? ? S. (\
Pr id" For The Y.Kvinu
i i<?? ? and Kc-> arcinat ion of
A I 1 IVr.-ons in tliu ( ily of
('aui'ic J.
' i?> < < | (/f (' ci i|? ii, ?
. !?? ' , !?? ?> 70i. I!?1 1 ^
I;.- i: rilainr<i l\v 11..? rily ('mii cil of
ni'if i: t:nin'l--n, S (.'. in title
? ? I ! \ 11ii? 7<li .| \ 1.1 <? i liruary. 1910,
That in pursuance of an Act of the 0eu
eral Assembly, No 4'ii, approved (he
22ud day of February. A. I). 1806, entf
tied "Ait A't Authorizing the passage of
ordinances by incorporated cHlea and
towns, aii<I (tin promulgation of llllea ami
regulations by tho Ntate Hoard of Health,'
to enforce and compel the vaccination
and r*.vaccination of citlxan* and resi
dents of the State of South Carolina; and
prescribing the duties of certain officials
and persons lo that end, and providing
certain penalties for failure, it fuss) or
neglect to comply with the provhiona of
same," ami audi oth^-r lawa governing the
to t ite r
Section I Tint all citizens and io?i
d"iiU of the city <>I Camden Ih; vaccinated
and re. vaccinatcd with frenl* hoyinc virue
under the direction of the health author
ities of said city or of iodic competent.
ph>uicuw? appoiuud tur that purpoae, ex
cept ?urh persons n? may obtain a certifi
cate of a reputable physician thut vaccina
tion would b? dongeroita to health
Section II. That such vaccination or
re vaccination of all cit>xen* am) real*
dent* of the ojty of Camden, who are
now under tin- age of one year, shall la*
made.within the Hint jour and during the
sixth and fifteenth year.s of age of audi
resident or citizen of Camden, ?$. C.
Section III, That such vaccination or
re-vaccination of nil citizens and resi
dent* ol the city of Camden over the age.
of one year, niid who have not been suc-|
cessfully vaccinated sha'l be made at
once and again twico thereafter at inter,
vals of tdx yearn from each vaccination.
That such vaccinations or re-vacclnationa
of i?ll citizens and i crioni residing Vvlrh.
im i|ih corporate limit* of the city of Cain
den , showing evidence of one mircessful
vaccination only ahull be make within six
ineara from date of said successful vacci
j nation and again within six years from
| said rc-vaccioation. That such vaccina
tion of all citizens anci residents of the
city of Camden, showing two successful
vaccinations or one successful vaccination
and proof of vaccination twice then after
without retaking, at intervals of ai least
two ycora, slia 1 he re-vacciuated within
at least alx years from tbe last vaccina
of said person.
Section IV. That all residents and cit
izenft w ho are exposed or likely to become
exposed to ?mall pox, shall be vaccinat
ed, even if they have been vaccinated
thy rutuirml nuiiiliur at lino* urvdejr thU
ordinance. _?
Section V. That all indigent and pair
per pi rsons shall he vaccinated and rc
vii' i-mated nt the expense of the city .
?Section VI. That for neg'ect or refu
sal to obey the provision of the ordinance
hi-rein, kucIi person or persons shall bo
<|UHi\uitin<'i| and' under such conditions
as the health Rit'horitics of the city o(
Camden, or a nne competent physician
duly appointed may direct.
Section VII. That no superintendent
of any institution <>r no school board or
principal of any school in the sai<J city of
Camden. .-IihII admit, u? a pnpi 1, any
child or person who cannot produce satis
factory evidmce of having been vaccinat
jedss required in Section II, and it ia
I hereby made the duty of every parent,
guardian or oile r perpon charged with
| the care ol i.r responsibility f jv any child
| to >ce that >in-li child in vaccinated as of
teii as i.M|iiircd h) Section II.
Section \ 111. That any oflicer or per
| son who shall neglect or refuse to com*
' ply with the condition* of th's ordinance
| shall, upon conviction, be lined a sum not
I more than .one hum I red dollars ($100.00)
; or I r imprisoned for n-tl more thin (30)
: day.s, iind that ?u. h imprisonment, may,
j at the discretion of the Recorder of the
j< i'v of Camden, b* accompanied with the
. ad.liti'Mi il nt of hard labor on
| th<* .streets of cai I city.
i Section I\. This ordinance to takeef
! feet .Jiit.e l*t. l!t|0
?Section X. 1'hat all ordinances or
pai t* of ordinances inconsistent with the
pr-ivisn tis of tins ordinance he, and the
same are hereby repc.iled.
I Uatilie.l hi Council assembled this 7th
1 ilav of IVbi u*rv , 1!?10.
K. M 7. KM I',
Mayor.
I At le-t
? I J (iOOli \LK,
(?itv i h-rk.
W\I ARE STILL IN TUB MARKET
H- ttcr prepared tlian ever to furnish you wiili
the choicst cuts of native meals, b. of, p rk,
!amh, veal, cut. him, whole hum, smoked
shoulders, heavy and fancy groceries. When
in need ef anything in our lin<*, call on us, or
I'hone M Irom o:30 a. tn. to 8 p. tn. Prompt
delivery and courteous t eatment guaranteed.
Yours respectfully,
piSoseley Bfothefs
fSiZ YOU?
kI IE MODERN,
progressive farmer
11 o loiu-er drives
> market w ithout first telephoning and learning
u prevailing prices. The Telephone saves these
to
tli.
unnecessary trips?saves wear aiul tear on stock,
an J equipment. By connecting with the Bell Sys
tem the farmer can talk from his home to distant
points. Under the Hell plan service cani^be secured
at low cost.
For information and booklet write to
nearest Hell telephone manager or to
Farmers* Line Pepattmertt
SOUTHERN BELL THEPMNE Alf? TF1E?API CO.
148 south rnvoa stout, mvanta, ?a.
BARUCHNETTLES
COMP AMI'S
FRIEND-MAKING
SALE
NOW IN PULL FORCE
This Sale being the opening Sale
/
of our new store we have prepared
many interesting Bargains that will
make us everlasting friends.
Every department in our Store of
fers you Bargains, offers you season
able merchandise. Prepare yourself
for Eeaster during this sale.
Oowpfall of
'Prices"
is the attraction at this store during
this "Friend-Making Sale." We
mean to gain public approval by our
Sales of seasonable merchandise.
Dry Goods, Embroideries, Laces,
Shoes, Blankets, Bed Spreads, Mat
tings and Rugs will be offered you
here at the "Friend-Making Sale"
prices.
Clothing will play a Star Role in
this Sale
We'll safeguard your interests
and protect you from errors of judg
ment. For our "buy back" of any
comeback eliminates all chance of a
gamble.
This Sale will continue until further
notice
Bafuch-flettles Go
Hirscli Bros,
Ho.
(i OPBMl!
A roiiLMVsx ition <?I I he 11:it <1 ?
grtmO'.l titles ami i n liOist val
ues i li I It a vc e \ < r heen < x
liihite 1 in ('amd? n.
ThU Sining ()pfiiiijtx will
form oiiii o! the mist fnseinat
ng'stylo t> 11 \vs you ever at*
i t'n .led
The new Spring and Kas
tor stele that now fills; Hirpch
Bros* ,<Sc Company's T?iix
Sio:e is with Hit a poor any.
where in t e State.
OPENING DAYS
Thursday And
Friday, March 17
and 18.
We will h iv j' o:i (i is pi ?y an
elfgant i-\\ lwing of the new
est *-tV1 shapes and colors
in Trimm* d Hah (Vein New
York, imported 11 a t s from
Paris. lie id\-to wear Hats
for Ladie and Mis fs Chil
dren's 11 il.s an] a hi-autiful
display ui Infant's I^onnets.
Come and ?-ee t >r yourself
and meet our now and expert
Milliner. Mi.-s V an Lieer, who
is ready to serve you and show
you the latest styles.
Oar store is full ot the new
est goods in the market
Very Respectfully,
Hirsch Brothers&
Company.