The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 22, 1910, Image 2
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CAMION, H a. APH 1910
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When I Am Dead.
?i'.iyh?n l im "m> 4oar?
Jfof I ?h4il u?sver-*nt?w,
^bpugti O'it my cold ufi?l lifeless baud#
Yo?irt)urnlffK t^a^a #dndi fl>?w.
I'M oanctl wilti iov living vol.*?
. jbp debt?ou owts the dead"-"
0 j?* tut# tlx* Jove you ?<ho?rvi'i iuo ibSn,
But give it uow m?UM?l.
"Ami briny no wreath* to "leek my grave,
1 wlHWver ear/#?
Tbyugh hH iho Jlower* thai I lovs nao?t
??'Hhoiiid grow and wither |
1 lUi.ll my ?haro of uil the flower*
You'll iRviili when J in dead
J*'or one Rinrvil bum;}) of violoU
You giva iny now ln?(CAd,
??U'lmt MjtiiiU wcare, hfii wcaro gone,
But what'b the u*e to u?e,
"With f?i*?iKri? written on my tomb,
JKor oilier eyy* to ?ee,
On?? 111 tin simple wonl of i<ral?>
To inn when living ?Hid
In worth a hpndred epitaph*, ^
Bear say it now Instead.
"Our fuuji$, tbat now are bard to be$r,
Oblivuui noon ahull win
On r hiiiH are soyn forgiven uh
Wh^n we no more run ftin.
But nii.v bitter thoughts of mo,
Keep it, for. when I'm dead
I n'ad not knew, I f-hall not. euro,
But lovu mo jiovv instead."
Actuated by the noble aenlimenU
expiea*ed in ' Ibft above 1)0.9*
tlM* Jo.hu 1). Kennedy Chapter
U. O . C. i? arranging to give on
the lOib of May ? dinner to the
Confederate veterans of Kershaw
county, and ?lio Chapter earnestly
tfcfiu' h'h every veteran in tlifl coun
lo send mI <juoe their name and
po?'. ? fflce i.ddrepN to Mr?. K. B.
BIPj C.uiudt'li* bo. that tpeciul invi
tation a may bo went to each one < f
them to tbia dinner. The Chap
ter bec;o tl'jRt the vi derail* attend
to this AT ONCIC.
The precinct cluba will meet to
marrow, April 23rd, at the call of
their r*'t*| :ective presidents, and will
cleot delegates to the oountv con
ve'nlloo, which will be held on
Monday, May 2nd. Tho county
convention will elect a County
Chairman und delegates to the
State- convention i\r well au a mem
ber of tiio Slate executivo commil
tc*?. The tStaio convention meets
in Columbia on W*:doohday, May
18th.
Benedict Arnold.
[Paper r *?icl by Mi*** L. S. Ne!*! u
Ilia t< en', mooting of the local Chap
icr 1). A. It J
XiiuiiiH :?It ifl not tuv purpose fn
give you nit aoo >unt ot Benedict A>'
?old fj'mih (*Ut ff'MTl the t>a<.?OH Ot I '
cncly eloped ?? bus wril ju?t say by.
way of introduction that ho wan burn
in Norwich, l!onh., in 1741. cud
union;'1 I ho lir?r, to en lint :\t t ti?? ? ?i:' -
break <>f the llcv?:luti..u Nor I
intend to tiro.you with the lull! ii.
in which.h<? figured t>o largely ns or,??l
<>f tho I>i !?v< Kt find mont. trohtid u!
American officero. Al'tor a m ?ec?-8
ful campaign. Cooyrt'HS proiroi.d
hi in to thu i tin J: of 1< ri ic.r (*4:1- ??
11!, Hut in 1777 OoftgrysH appo .11i
five M**jor GiMti.-rul* f ?c tho arrnv nil
of whom wiro Arnold's J'inioru I'i??
wuh ntuu ? i?y thin mjutitH'c, butWiiih
- ihnton wau his friend aud urg <1 Om
prosn to o?-.T-?ct (ho error. '11m* w-i ;
not done, howovor until ho had ??5;?*in
dirttiu<nii?h"d hi(QKolf upon tho 1:?_?1?I
of battlo and won 1 tvtir?*t? for 'In'
American cr.uat?llien ConureH" Kent
hito bin c.Humiction an Mijor G to r
al. Arnold's* second wife wan Mih9
Margaret. ^n.pp'.u, davuhti.r of Cnh'f
Justice iShippon. ot l\:on>yivaina
Through thia roarriuge ho became
cloHily connected with thw RoyalM.
openo<l up a correspondence wilh
Sir Henry Clinton, and the pf-aka of
his JSt H< i na broiled up in tfn' 1 ot
distant. ('?iSii'.o Mia nnsneeoHxfol at*
tempt to bcttay his country ha* bun
held in cooUunpt by the fctuJent of
history lor utich tuto*'-* eding genera*
lion. )iu' hi tre&etaery ruaullud in
the lofra uf Mo lor An Iron, tha' ^1!
hint young British oftjeor whose
brilliant career and untimolv death
lias boon famed in song and fct.irv.
Friend ami foe, Atnerioau and Brit
ish delight to houor (ho memory of
him whose \ onnjf life had to I).- aao
ritlvifid for thct lieaeherous act of an
other. Benedict Arnold was a re
' markabjy briliiaut man. and a sh n
. " iog li;,dit in the uncoil lit*.? ?-f th-?
cities wli-'-'io ho lived. I>i?-? 11 'in<
year ITTH nn<l ^0 lie w.-n in c'lar^o
of th ?' F?;ib r-i. fo.'o-'s ed Piiil'oK l;>!.ia
ami I \t 't in ?? h< uso at Mt. I'.eatsunt,
which haa si' c been taken ir.t<>
Fnii'Q'.oi.t !'uri\. H?rt? hi! ami I.m
beautiful w fe < n'.i rtnii.td 'in iiiv
iali DiHDr.Oi, ui:il nil faidtionnJiie
" and tn'lenteil s.adoly rd the <-dy ft-;t
honored to be bus guest Thomas
v Arnold wan an ardent Hoyulipi, and
?i;Vi' tbo social atoiofphoro of Mt I'Kun
ant wus noted for hh many Britiah
officera aa it was of tho loynl Conti
nentals. The?e men, who wore po
lltical foes, met as aoclal friends. To
this exti avowant modo of living Ar
nold could attritiuto mueh of hin utr
popularity awonj? ihe eoldiotR, wno
bail endured and were enduring,'
Bnch untold ha<d?hips In thin
Strange man were combined many.
?,? oonfltcting olenientar He wa? a man
of ftroat courage, gecrrous and kinil
jff-'Mv iiuoui-.-o?'. but jealonrfy, vanity and
r'( jvengo noighed heavily ? in tba:
iCftlea. Mild brougbt down llie aver.j
ago to a pitiably low level. Hiatory;
h** ae. n Ida piilljjiUl ulllHyy DfO^ I
at Q iel.ec, and has Jnatly record
eo h'H natne mUul^oJtq of ?ataloga.(
4 en?F and jaalonay ?o atlranlatod 1
?|)1W$ of Mtenge Ibat hi ted IMI1
' nil ha had won \ y hi* eot of treason
At WcHt Point. It wu? frowa lti? ?o^
oiftl triumph* at l*l?Hai1<?tph>a that he
w<nUo tnko Command of thl? Im
porliflot point on tho Hud*ou-T~ljl8to*
ry fc;iy* with a preeottfifif*d iut?n
tion of playingthe tr?!fcr>r aud bi
tr*.yir?? hie country. Khull w<* ff?ve
hlui tin* In n? fit of theripahti and.he
lifiv* H?n?. )io aotod upon on iwpwtt
|?mt a Mfo Iwhk r?'//ru'P The
hoto? at Mt PjeM*i?t"~r'l#*rdvl M
one of the moat twftiittfat in the
nountr*??-*n* oonflxcated, att'l tho
*oolal Ijon of '70 b'came th$ H??olal
tiutmhffor tho remaining fonty
yearn of hie mieerahlo llf*, for even
England h?M him io contempt/
A'rrioM dlo<1 in Loudon in 1 HOI
djhonoiod and pflor In bea than a
yftr )? im (h nth.tlio IJ S. Milt
? arv Academy wuh foundod nt We?t
I'oint on tho >ory ?pot I hat ho at
tempted to *urrondor to I bo enemy
\Vo fdltd it tear of pity to the
ini joorv of this nun who lived to
moo tho American aUrt" ?'( l*h>ry ea~
<?<-tiding nhovo the horizon?^a ?lory
In which he iu>#ht have ^ahnfed,, and,
iVad hi? flame honorably linked with
Mntt, a tar whoso brilliance nn<l radi
? ncH win dcatinod to lii/ht tho world.
TJnoodict Arnold miyht hnvo illumln
od tho pa/o? of Arnorlcan. hiatory
with .tho rainbow tinl* of ability.
inr?nr??fifo, brilliancy and 'hat inde
nc,rjhat)!o clmrm of p^ruoaalitv, with
which it. in "aid ho whh to cifiod ?
hut alas! liia name i? h linaorinu
frniv ehadow, a hloJi which time can
novor office.
A Suggestion,
Mr. Editor:?Wo tako pleasure
in tit'-MOiiijtijr tho n.'-ni'' of Mr, W
K Elliott. f?>r County T?eetnirrr sub
ject 'to tho 'nice of tho democratic
primary, If elected |?o will dis
<?hwtjiv hifl dtitiiu in a manner that
will n fleet credit upon hia county,
('ome on Mr. Klliott. Friend*,
Administrators Notice.
1 liMvl'V i>l>o t)??f i? ?* thai I will apply
to On* JuOfo of f'roUato for Kershaw
' 'oontv *>?? Rato?'l ?y 12 M.? Mav'lHh,
next, 1910, for di*ch Vtire >m A<Jnr>ini*tra
tor ft the f/lato <f Mia Harriett H. IC ? li
ne J v,
<\T. Du|H)8K.
Admr. I'aJntfi Mrs. Ilnnjoi p. Koiinedv.
PuhllHt C'1 in tin1 (!u niku Chronicle
AI ril ir?, HMO.
Citation.
South Carolina- ?K< rnhaw (}ounty
hy"NV- I/. McDowell, .Indue of Probate,
V.-here .* Calvin A Beekham trt.ndo
nui1 11? mi' to Rranl 11iin I.eUwrn of Ad
Uti'li-) jM'.ien of the rs;ntC ai.tl eflVelH.of
,]ufi|ih K llnrkham.
Th.-ne are therefore tn cite ami admon
Mi all ;t.n>l Zonular the kiodrod and crwl.
i(or" of. tlie F?id U Heekham that
they 'if M'd appear before mo, ill tin*
I'ourt of 1'robntc, to be held at t'nmden,
C., on ihe 7 M? ?inv of Mav
uj\l aftor publication thereof, nt 11
eHi 'lie forenoon, to xhosv, cauae
if it'.iv tiiev have.w hy tbe *aid idininist rti
lidf h) <>?ild not be granted.
(iiv. i. ot-dor niv hind this 1'Jili day of
\;;; ii. A. I'JIO.
\V. l.f.McDOWi-'.l.l..
of Probate f..r Kernliaw bounty
Ti'blMted in the f'amden Chronicle,
on the 2'ind d?y of April, HMO.
lax Executions.
I'.i.Nt ivin'i by virtue of Bnndry tax
? xi i i;tIons to n|e directed, 1 will proceed
r-iff-ll. before th? Court Hoitso tfoor in the
t-itv <>f Camden, on the litM Monday in
.\l v, r.MO, durum the !< pil bourn of
yule, this fallowing described property
to.-w ,( ;
151) seres, more or less. in achool dis
trict No hounded on die North and
Kant P\ l,eV| Kirkhind. South by road
leadnu? fiom CoIIiii'h eld Mill to Kord
id:uu dividing this land front John
Dunn and Mrs. N- I'. Wio|e, \Ve?l by K
S. Villepigue Levied upon and to he
hoM .is the property ol Master Banks, for
taxes of
Also
It.8 acre.* in school district No. 19,
hoir.ided on tin- North by W. A Kd
ward: an.I I I, ti iv, Kani bv Lockhart
juidie road. South by K. A. Viiughati
n'ld K. S \'i!h<i'i?jue. Wonl." by It. A
Yauuhau and W. P. Childvra mid for
merly known as J. I'. Vauglian lands
Levied upon and to bo coM ih the prop
erty >?( K. S. Yrllepigue, lor luxe- of 1 !K)S
Terms of Sale?Cai'h
J. S. THANTHAM
I" S. K. C.
I April 14, liUO.
(OREGLOSURE SALE.
I iSlht.- of Hi utll Cur ^ Ir, too Court
o ; na, * < f Comn.on
! Coiii.lv ?.f K?*t? Im\v ) Pleaa
j A. l> S.ui key, Plaintiff,
H^-uir.-t
i Joseph Matiipiuit, b.'fendant.
I n h-r -? 11? 1 by \irtueof :i decree in
ti:- above stated case, made by the Hon
I i.r.ih.e li. W Mt-intnincer, .ludffe pre*
.siding in I!ie Fifth Circuit, of date the
18th iiay of N >veinh?>r, 19i.iV. I will offer
[for a'e in front of the Court limine
' door in the City of Camden. S.C.. during
! Ihe V*nl hour* of sale, mi the first Moii
! day in Mav next. 1910 , being the 2nd day
I then .i. the following described parcel of
I land.
I A I ihe undivided ri#M. title and inter
| eM <?! Joeeph Maiiigault. in and to all that
! piece, parcel or trn?:t of lit id which was
: sold bv ihe oirder id the Court of Common
1 Pleanfor Sumter Oouuty in *aid Slaie in
partittun proceedings, atyltd tiraceMan
icauliand otbera. pi Riot I if, against John
Wesley MatkigauU and othcr.i. defendant*,
and heiug a tract situate iu Kerahaw
cnuntv tn anid State contitlnlnpr two hun
dred aorut. more orv lei^H, bounded
nortli hy lanoa formerly owneU by J?'a?
Ti*d-\1e; West by Iatida of Lowii Wall,
Souih by laml formerly ownod hy William
Dfthpey; afxi Bmat bj tW paWio road
known aa the "lxjckhart ftoad."
Terms of ?&]? tJ?ah . Porchaier to pay
tor paper*. ?4,
'^L. A. WITTKOV^SKV,. ,
Mut?r for Kerah*?r Oe.
Aftautht i?iO$ ?
rf- I '? - :.t ? Si
Ve|f?t*t>l* Plant* for Sale.
Tonmtoo# lOo per <lo?en' Hweet
I'oUtoet. best vftriftlU*. f 1 60 p?r
tbOUMDd.
IMaltaw Dairy Farm.
Apr. 8. 1910.
City Tr?UHiir?r'* Report fur t'Jit
CHl Xmr JOOtfltJlO.
Thw following in u report hi full of
all receipt# mid disbursement?. by ?/?
jfejflJPWfo iftlf Tr?Murerf caimim,
iCXiJ btKiui.og May l*t ioOo cndii?K
April lllli 1010 J
lUcuirTM.
I'noli oi) hitti.<l May lat 1000 $ 205.71
Licence ? i 90MO
Recorder'* Court J,184,24
OlQNil 'I'm* 18.0ftx.Ht
Commutation Tax 1,208,00
Delinquent Tax < 1907) 0,84
?? " (11)08) 10.74
(IM? .77
Interest Act I-. Hchenk A Co., 00.20
Theatre 08.HO
<)ity J'roper ty '? OJO.OO
Street Department 20.06
VVtttcr ami Light 7f>
Health Department Ift.OO
I'oliee Department ' 08,48
Dinpeimary Kerahaw Co 5,877,0#
H111It 111k Fund 2,004.88
Total Keceipta ? 80,80ft in;
IteiciptH ami each mi liaml #80,001.70
DlKltl.'KHKMKNJ'H.
Police DcpnrLment f 8,ft82.ltl
11?*aI ( li Department 1,880,88
Water and I.i^ltl 0,008,22
Htreet Department 4,818.00
Commutation Tax (commit}
mion for colloctiog) l^o oo
Interest on Jtondrt 8,ft((2.ftO
(Je.0eral Tax Refunded Ker
hIiuw Cuartlx 12.00
Theatre Refunded I J. J),fj Ift.OO
City l'ropertv 8HHU0
Stationary ami rrintin^ 008.82
Incidental and appropriations 441.tfO
I n*urAO.ce 280.02
Fire Department 2,000.18
<31 ty Clock 100.00
rtalarieH 1,800.00
Huwerage ?? 105.90
Sinking Fund ? 210.00
li i I lis Receivable (note Enter
prise Ituilding <Sl Loan 2,001.88
Total, * 28.21^41
Jialnnce on hand April 14th
1010 $ 2,884.20
Itespi'dtfully .submitted
J. J. (Joodale,
city Clerk and Treasuer,
A ties ted Correct,
A. .1. Healtie,
J no. J. Workman,
Finance Committee.
Announcements.
il A(iI8T RATE
I wiah lo announce to the Deroocralic
voU'ts of DcKalb Township that I will bo
h candidate in tho approaching primary
flection (or Magistrate for this township,
and shall appreciate their support. 1 am
well known, having lived here ?11 my
life. and I believe shat I know the need a
ol the office M t*. Huckabec.
I hereby announce to the voters of De
K?lb Townahip that'1 will be a candidate
in ihe approaching democratic primary
for re-election an Magistrate. My record
is before you as Magistrate, and l sbnll
Hprreciato your endorsement for this
ffico again. II, M. Fiueher.
I wish to announce to the yoters of
DeKnlb Township that 1 am a candidate
for Magistrate, subject lo the primary
rules. Your support will be gieatly ap
preciated by mo. D, F. Dixon.
LEGISLATURE.
Mr. Editor: We take pleasure in pre
senting il?e name of Mr. Ilenry 'P. John*
rom (or the Legislature, subject to thvi
rules of the democratic primary. If
elected be will discharge bis duties in a
manner that will reflect credit upon Ida
county. Many (Citizens.
I wibh to;announce to the voters of
Kershaw county that 1 will stand for re
el* etioti to the House of KepreHeiitatives
from this county, and if again honored by
the democratic voters with their suffrages
for tins position 1 pledge them faithful
services in the future as in the past.
M. L Smith.
My electiou to the House will mean the
abolition of Township Commissioners
Hiid their duties performed by a mounted:
policeman for each township.
J. O. Moselev.
Having been solicited by a number of
fritmJs t,i> enter the race for the Legisla
ture, I hereby announce myself a camli
11 hte for said position and pledge myself,
if e'ectt d , to work for the bost interest
of the people of Kershaw cbuntv.
li. B. Klllott.
TOWNSHIP C OM MISSION KR.
I with to announce to the democratic
voters of Buthdn Township that 1 will be
a candidate (or Commissioner of Buffa
lo Townnhip. If elected I pledge them
that I will do a Commissioner's duties.
E. M. Huckabee.
Mi* Editor:?Please announce Mr
Amos West as a candidate for Township
Commissioner for Buffalo Township, sub
ject to the rules of the democratic prima
ry. His Friends.
K.luor Chronicle :?Please announce
Mr. A. B.Shaw a candidate for Town
ship Commissioner for tho lower section
of Buffalo Township. He will make a
good commissioner. Many Voters.
8EN AT K.
I hereby announce to the voters of Ker
shaw county that 1 am a candidate for re
election to the State Sennte, subject to
the riles of the flemociatic party, and I
shall appscciate tne support of the dem
ocratic voters of the county for this po
sition. W. R Hough.
AUDITOR
I hereby announce to tho voters of
Kershaw coi^nty that I will be a candi
date in the approaching democratic pri
mary for re-election as Auditor. Appre
ciating the honor conferred npon me two
yrars ago, I respectfully solicit your aup>
l>ort for the ensuing term.
M. B. Itabou.
TREASURER.
1 beg to announco tb the democratic
voters of Kershaw tronntr thai T will
stand for re-election as County Treas
urer. Mibjoet to th* rules of the primary.
If re-elected 1 pledce myself for laithfnl
service in tho future &? In the past, end
9
Hirsch Bros.
AGo.
MM
mm
A congregation of the hand
somest styles and richest val
ues tli 11 have ever been ex
hibitel in (Jamden.'
This Spring Opening will
form one of the most fascinat
ing style shows you ever at
tended. .
The now Spring and Ea$
ter stcck that now fills Hirsch
Rros. Company's Big
Store is without a peer any
whor in t le Sta'.e.
OPENING DAYS
Thursday And
Friday, March 17
and 18.
We will have on displ ay an
elegant showing of the new
est styles, shapes and colors
in Trimmed Hats from New
York, imported Hats from
Paris, Ready-to-wear Ilats
for Ladioi and Misies. Chil
dren's llats and a beautiful
display of Innt's Bonnets.
Come and see tor yourself
and meet our new and expert
Milliner, Mi^a Van Leer, who
is ready to serve you and show
you the latest styles.
Our store is full ot the new
est goods in the market.
Very Respectfully,
Hirsch Brothers &
Company.
You Will Be Glad
ALL SUMMER
IF YOU TAKE TWO MINUTES NOW
0 ? J " ' ' ' ' '
TO READ THESE
. BULLETINS OF
BABUCH-NETTLES
COMPANY
Thousands of yards of new Point
ed Waist goods in Flaxons, Batiste,
Organdies and Lawns all the latest
and newest paterns, prices 10 to 25c
per yard
Special display ol Ladies and Childreus Hosiery, our confined
lines of Hosiery for Ladies are the best that money can se
cure, wo call special attention to the finer lines at 50, 75
and 1.25 per pair
AH the new things iit Children* fancy hi <1 plain colored
sockee
Mens underwear for hu.inner?Knee Length Drawers, Poros
knit, B. V. I)., Klc., we carry in stock nt sill times all
sizes and largest assortment in this < iiy. Lisle vests with
Short or long sleeves with drawers to match. Scrivens
elastic seam drawers in all sizes.
Kaiser's Neckwear for both Ladies nml Gents
Everything in Ladies Cause V(jsts are to he found in this
? store, fresh stock is added to thiti line every week
Table linen Napkins, Towels, Sheets. Pillow eases, everything
in house furnishings here at the ri?j;ht price. Large assort
ments to select from.
Men's Kc'ipse Shirts?the best $1.00 shirt made for men.
New assortment of Curtain Scrims and swisses, Silko-Liens,
and Demins, all newest pa ems
Your attention is called to the popular price Muslin Under
wear, Shirt waists, wash ekirts, bed spreads, wash goods,
white goods, otc.
This Store is the Home of Hart
Schaffner & Marx's Fine Clothing
Exclusive Features of Our
REGAL OXFORDS
Heel Hug ? Regal Oxfords
fit snugly at the heel? neve;? hale
or cut?becausc ihry aie in.ide
on special Oxford lastj.
Ankle Fit?R'-pal Oxfoiu? lit
smoothly and ev.-tily aroum! liic
ankle, wncrras ordinary low-r.uti,
inade on high-shoe 1 .ils,
gape at the ankle.
Custom Ir.slcp?The pant
ed, two-part UF.GAL/ORM
Lasts, on which K.-*ral Shots a e
made, arc removed from the ' n
iihed Regal Shoos in scd:<
Th 13 permits tSe instep cr
of the shoes to he made sr.::. ? tr.d
snug.
Quarter-sizes oiiaiion to
the usual half and full sue, Re
gaU come in one-quurlT and
three-quarter sizti in i> I ween.
This double number c>f f:t?in^$
insures an exact f.t for < very fx.*.
Custom Styles ? Reg \ Ox
fords reproduce the latest, co-rcct
$350
$400
*
$500
custom styles, not founJ n c..s.; i-jaJy-lo-v/cai shoes until the following
season.
And yet our Rejalj co.t y -j r.j mar J than ordinary shoesl
-.f