The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 27, 1910, Image 2
OLD KVKUY ?BIDAY
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(''ongjretsloua) f 10,00.
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adverLi*m?Mte, first ioeeriion
per iquki* ; each subsequent tu
rn 90 csat* per square.
f<?j contract advertising will be an
' upon application at the offlc*
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IMUil &ddri;?* ul the vtrityy. jf of
ioeure attention. U?M*ctcd wan
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loications will be; pa bile lied when
reel te the geueral pubUc and
ja defamatory nature. No re
Ibility will be assumed (or the
me of correapondsuUi..
charged for at same rate* a?
Miary advertising,
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; wnUi, ft ieflU; three month*. 40
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CAMDEN, 8. C\. MAY 27, 1910
i ? ? i Ul
Oqr Town?A Phlft Together.
There Is n i room to doubt but
thai our low i), with the united ef
fort a of it* eoterpriiiug citizens,
can greatly increase its business
and enhance the yalu* of property,
Everything point* to & forward
movement. Ae a trading and ship
~ ping point our town i? alrcari)
?head of nanny t?Jac*? i'? the c>un
'?* ? , j - -
try. No placo of its *??> rociTvcTT
greater shipimntn of merchandise
Our baolnesM houses aro heiry.
transformed Into beautiful block*,
^and residences into raiders darl
ings and cottages
As many are thinking nnd ulk
tng of coming thither to local*', ki
?It give them word* of encourage?
tnont and hsarty wclcom? to iIji?
goodly land. Knc"um?u those wli'?
?r? worthy whether they -""have cap
ttal or not. Labor is worth money.
Tto?*e who havo money will buy
lote, tyuild h^upea or remodel .e.'u
x ones*- Let u'ft w<.rk anil stimulate
every Irgttirr a1 e *nlorpriPo hy giv
. Jng irall ; the frivudly encourage
? men! we can, and unite our indus
try, I oteliigerjca and capital in ?
common eauae for the good of o?r
r idWD. Le* us -c.uitivate- ?* public
? spirit, Knctiurigo our local ?u
thoritioj la mrk'ng improvements.
;; Nature has showered upon t:a her
t qKnfrew ajuL?iilltA.!.'?? unf
\iy *tfd effort far the good of ?-1;r
. com in on cauee, happy will bo ttie
Arnault. '
tU? Democratic Voters of
Kershaw County.
mi I hate bMn diacnss-ng tb??;n^h
ibc p/eea of our conntv the question
Of o mounted pol'Cfi R>f*trm, a?id I
have pledged nayeelf, so far, to r L?'>
ont|C on the at mop nothing for tun
to do except to perform the du u *
now devolving upon townsb'p (Vm
minsioners It is true I have io<m?
- - tioned other duties that ho pussiM;
coald perform hot I havo not hereto
foro put any of theao ideas into my
r;:~ platform.
? # Noir I would \ k? to bst to ?? y
i? fellow citizcns that I will advocate
this idea in the following finm front
the stump in the coming camp^iirn :
l^t Let the mounted polifitr?n
perform Iho dtiliea now <1 hv*> vi, g
upon the Township Commi;*i<>ncr*
tr:\ 2nd. Let him go to each
*?' - deot In the rural... d filrir?t 3 nn.i t :A o
?- bis tax returns so that he can ?ii on
the board Of equalization wih ?f>mo
|L intelligence by actutal knowledge
gained from sight
3rd. After performing (he a' -)vn
^. duties let him have a stated duty to
perform daity, snch a* locking t?j
wards the extermination of il.o ii icit
trnfioin alcoholic hquarg; tho break
ing up of gambling d^ns, and the I
general preservatiou of order in each
township
4th. Let tho Auditor tsfco lbs:
tax returns in all incorporated to?-n*j
and Cities, and if need he go to ea?hj
ma nr. door there.
* With this I wi 1 clou#* my discus
\ eion of Ibia bul?j*iot in tho pres9. My
0hly txcuse for intruding upou a
long ?u!T ring pnb!io so much i*The'
r fact that there is such a cnirg need
??.-.for this protection in our rurr.l sec
xV^riione; and alao such a crjin<2 need of
pll aowething btirti dine to got all tho
r property on Iho tax hooka und tlun
jtatolligcntiy <*qr.a!:z-M!, Al! I nsk of
' the people is to carefully atuly (his
question ftorn every standpoint and
patiently listen to me on the stump'
and (pake up your mind after weigh i
all the factr J. O. Moseley. i
VXHTHBOP COLLEGE
sum Scholarship and Entrance
Exnmmattott- -
???? examination for the award of ra
* *el*olar?h;{ia in .Wiutiuay College!
for the ad tuition of new studnjtai
be held at the Coun ty-Court Hounq on j
-v . Apphcurtt ?
years of age j
* aro vacant after Jiuv
ffWaiMHutafct makia*
average dUbis examination.
?ra gorrrn
fna Mat scholars
eaijeit JobnaotT
for Scholarship
trt*
w?Il bo iMid at tne uouniytoi
" F5iaiy; ^rniy l,at i* a m
must be notleda than fifteen
Whan Kctaolarahip* are vaean
Oue Jcnty c<>w wilh jroung ctif
for ??le. ii T.-u. tdt II.
" money to^ loan.
On farrows lC??t tfatate. Kuy t*rui*
M.AKKKA yon'fBKH" KOW.
1**. If IW'J,
Administrator's Notice.
' < "J-"J
h )?er?by jrjv.n thitt on
Wednesday ,<|hin? 22n?i. 1010. I will njipljr
tl C J'lulg?* if f'robate for K?'?Mi*w
County Ior n final <Jiaclj*ry(f rn Admini*'
trator of tha K*?at? of K udJ? fl. Ki
ll/^.-. V. W. KI.DKMltiK,
4-1 i IM. E3Q^[ If Ktdrrft^c.
I'ublMitd In TKf C'?tnd$0 Cbrorildo on
Wav20?b. }?!?.
Adrnimstiaior's Notice.
J hert-by trive notice thai I will *pp|v
to the Jurigo of Probate for K<>raiiaw
('ouuly on Monday 12 M.. Juni- 20th.
next. 1910. f<r (tUct.arp* h? A'lbiinlitr*
tor of thw wiuto of i), It. William*, rir
1). U.WILLIAMS,
A?lif?r. folate 1), U. William*, f<r
PublteM in tho Camden Chronicle
May 20, KILO
Administrators Notice.
I hereby fjive noticetI vdll apply
10 the Probata Jurttfe for Kershaw Coun
ty At 12 M. on Monday, Jiujfc 20th, next,
JtMf>, for dlrvelianjo ** Adroiniutrfttor
with Will ?un**id of the of Susan
M. Munhiiiji
!VK WILLIAMS
Admr, ftvfct fiu-aij >J. Manning
Piitluhu! in thi! Oundtn C'brofihde
May 90. 1010.
Executor's Notice.
I / p *
It*V44i* vxevtilfd a!! t'h*'provisions of
the W iU_oLlln' bite T. VV 15. SmjUw-uni)
! H final of thH having
i 1 <'<?? muth', fi Jitr -is. h-ft by ^iren tT:at
I one. monto'f loin ttii> date. on June ]>>th.
19lfi. I. wi?l i?u{?lv't'? the .fudge of I'ro*
| hfttt! for K< r?.; *'v !cr n dUclitrg<?
| Ua 1? seen tor of said K? ? ?Mi1
(.;. N'. iil'MPHRlKs,
' iyio. Kxecuior
Executor's Notice.
; H.ivii j nil (ho j-rovieiMii-, of
j tlio W-i!i t-f tf ?? !?''? '1'. rhoniji
| Mti, hi.d a final .i ? ?m.ti'./ of ih<.' sum*
! having u i'!i m.??!?'?, n?'.ti ??' i- Iwrt'bv jji\.Mi
' I lint mi*- n...ir!? (r< in t his nil June t <V
' 1?10. I v.l!Uij,:;'.v Vi <.f Ib-d-.to
; for Ktr-baw ? ??????y f"i ;i <iL? hax'^c 1.x
I ecu'or 1-f -.lid l'-1;l!??.
J. SH ROl'SH I I?K.
! May 13, it> 10- Kxecu'or.
FOR SALE.
IIA V.
CO US'
and STOVER.
I.
Two Milk Cows with
jyoun^ Calves, a few corn
I ted 8u ersand a nice lot <>1
? Hou.'. \Viil cxclinii^e Corn
i
i for Peas
I L. I. (H iON,
I,u-(,!V. S. O.
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C.K< > S II A JKr.lt ?\c SUN'
WV MT.nuf.iv: hi re
I>??i]s. Sash ami Rlinds,
? Golmuns :unl Kaiuxtcrs.
i (iriiiis anil Clahlo Orna
j
1 meiits, Srreen Dours and
| Win-Iowa.
We I)^ul lit
Glass, Sa-h C??rd and
Wriirlit*.
Charleston. ? ? S. ('.
Phone 49
|VJafket
(IN OLD DISPENSARY)
Where you ? ill find
A Complete Stock
of Foreign and
Domestic Meats,
Heavy and Fancy
Groceries, Canned
Goods, etc.
Announcements.
MAtUSTKATK
i * ish to llipourice to th? I)? iuoer?t!c
vvUri* of ]>? Uutl> Township lL*t I will U
* candidate in tbe approach!o*
tiocti'jo i<>r Magistrate for thl* township,
and ?hall appreciate their *upport 1 sin
well known, bavin* lived l>or? ?ll W>
life, tod I believe that I know the need*
of ?/.?? otth >? M li. llii'krtln.
I hereby announce to the votere of De
K?lb To w nab) p that I will be acandptuie
in tin* ip|)roicii!ii|{ democratic primary
for iC'( Iection %* MiiK'Htratu. My record
i? brUiru \ou UM .V]?{,'i??rnU?. and I ahall
ftbpi date, four itdorkniDt fot tui?
0fo< ? Sfflitl. Hi H.? .
I WMti l > announce to the pt?f* <f
DeKsih Towuahlp tt*|it I am a candidate
(or Mnxiitntn. JlHJfagt ro itic primary
rule*. Your *upj?ort witl be locally ap.
predated t>y tn?< I). K. Dixon.
K W. Kuttun i< hereby announced aa
a candidate tor Muj<Utrat?? in the Town
uf U iuivy and tbe {over diviaion of Wa
tcrec Towophlp, subject to the : rtioa of
thu Democratic primary: Voter*;
In r?iply to tbe card of * Voter*," wl/o
kindly tftiyiteatad iny i.amd in c >rm c'lon
with the offlc* of for IK'Kilt)
iowoahip. 1 wirh to nay thai 1 have dfckl*
(fl 10 enter tiit race, tu th* rnic*
ot the democratic primary, and will ihank
my friend* for i hc-ir support
Wry respectfully.
H. H. Willi*ma
LEGISLATURE.
Mr. Editor: We take ide-iouro in pie
nchtini( t-he n*u>a of Mr. Henry T. John
eon for the lyetfulature,- snbject ,io ih ?
rnl*w of the democratic primary. It
elected lie will discharge his duties >? a
manner that will reflect credit upon tia
county, Many Citizens.
I wi.-li to announce to tbe Votera of
KerahAW county that J v,ill stand for rt
oU-ctlon to tbe Mouse of Kepreevnta'ivr ?
from thiScounly, and if again honored by
tin* democratio voter* with ? ticir snffVape*
'or to is poaiiion 1 pledge them fai'bfui
uuvicv? in the future as in the past.
? M. L. HbuUl
Th?* ftim r? of Potilli Carolina pay into
i'Ii mnin CnSlnifn nrimmlly, In jjrtvltfdjje
la* on fertilize!-*, two 1?l)fidred mid sixt^
tl,<>ii?:tnil ii"M*rs '%'im W*) 00 ) 1 h? ri
arc ou-i.l.uudrcd end aix'y fr c ^cluiltf'
si i?? m ilits ioilep? for the whole State
I am adveeatinff t t?o id en- ihat one of
ih?*.' pcb< larntii} s ?hi^nl'l be nwanl?d to
each town/ihip in tbe Hmtt*.
J. 0. Mo^eley.
Having been solicited-by a number of
.fri<fri?'s to enter the race for the I.^isia
tare, I ht rrl y H'in uncc* myself a candt
? lit'- for ?jii I position and pledge inyielf
if eleji. d, to wsik for the best intore?t
of the people of Kerfihaw eonotv.
Ii. li. Elliott.
To ?>e Voters of Kershaw Ceuntv: ?
Yielding to it e -oli' i'n i?ns of (riends in
n^ri ?neti?.n of Ki rsv:aw Counrv I have
re<-<>i-?iilered riiy lUteimiiiaiion to a'and
H- a eandi'.lftfe for >fa;is nice of DeKelb
tow (.aiiip, and h? r-hy Hiinour.ce mv can
<!' l-'i' >' l"r the 11 :?s j of Itet>rescmstives,
ji vk*.l iu-ar'iiv appreciate the support of
'ihe voters in the primary el-c'ioU *nd if
I el-? I'd, will jj?ve y u my in st fai bful
l and c >jnj etent service. W. A. ^'ehnx k.
. t-)WN'SIUP COMMISSIONKR.
I with to unco to the democratic j
vot> r - c.i B affair Township that 1 will he
a candidate h.r Comiu:?a;oner of PutFa
to T> wu hip. If elected I pledge them j
thai I will <.!?' -v Cc?tumi?8ioner*s du tie#.
K M. Lluekabee.
Mr. K-.li' r:-T'i-is-- announce m r\
Ahum vV??ei >?? * .andidate for i ownship ]
/? ?r iiutfulo To*tnhip. sub
>?c! to thu rule* of the domxra'H prima-1
ry His Fiiends.
H ittor Chronicle-.? P>ea8?* ?ni."ance|
Mr A. 15. Shaw a ? andidate f ?r Town
?h:T' i "inmi>?iorj?-r for the lower, section
of Buffalo Towv?htp fit* will make a
g?ol eommlMioner. Many Voter#.
Mr-F.Iitor:? We. tie voters" of Buffa
loToarnship. prt-Hiii ihe name of Mr. M.
A. Shaw as a candidate for the office of
r6wn.?h?p (Vmmisamner. Mr. Sim* i?.
>i thu:i.uch w'oi'-'C bufeinei-i man and if
el< ho wiJI certainly perform the du
lies devomng upon him. Voters
Mr. Editor :? Please announce lJ?e |
name of Mr. .1. A. West as * candidate j
fo' township commissioner for Dt Ka'hj
township subject to the rulos of the dem
'.h rati* primary Mr. West has termed in |
tin.' otlice for n\y ut ten years previous to]
thin and hi? ?-xp^tiei.ee and ability in
kiiri' ethcicnt servic.o. Many Friends.
T, ?' Ses-uon? ia herehv aiio >uiC"d
a. ? ,ii .I .Iaio" for Town*hip Commissioner
i:t \V*;.ree t >*n.<hip subject to the rule^j
w">vemir.ir the democratic primary elec
tion. I >i'D.'C rat*. |
The frier. Is "f Mr Jame? 8 Barfield
hcr?by announce him a cind'da'e for
T ?tvj-.stiip IVmtr.i^sioner for Flat Ik !
row tiihip subject to the rules ofthedem-,
o- ratio prinitry. Ills Friends.
! * i-h to announce to t e d mocrati'
v *c** rf iMfffalo Towt r/np that I wi'?
>?? -Mid fo- rr-t levtmn to the office of T<>w
?! ?,-> fVmrnN-ion-r. If elected I promise
\ i f^:thful *. rure. W K. Elliott.
S KS A I F.
i v-,. r? i v announce lo the voter- ?fKer
ahaw '??ti tty i>i:H I am a candidate for re
eheti-n to the State Senate, subject to
the r ?<!??# .f the deiroctatic party, and 1
al.all \pi ite the support of the dein
i' -ratif \ "trr> of t he county for tliU
-i:i -n. \V. R Hough
We hffvhy ar.r.inncr Oapt .! J. Hell a"
a prohibition candidate for the State'Seu
ate. If elected hf will reflect honor up
r>i. (i ? county. Hi* Friends.
AIDITOR
i .
j I hereby announce^to tb^ T<'t'-r? of]
' ronr.ty that I will l>e a randi
| date in :hc apr*r?<?t-hirp democratic pri
| mary 'or re-cle? tioii Auditor. Appre*,
;? the hoi. r conferred upon me two J
yf ?r? ng<>. I respectfully so'icit your ?up
i {< rt for the etisuiiiR term
M- B- Rabon. ~|
'I RKASURKR.
t 1 heti ;?> anm.Qnrc in the democratic I
[voter* of Ker*b?w county that I will
?land for le election as County Treas
urer. Mibjcct to the' roles of the primary.
If re elected I pl?il?e myse'f for faithfnl j
?t-rvice in the future *a in the past, and [
ahall appreciate your aupport
D. M. McCaikill.
JULKiEOF PROBATF,
To the Democracy of Kertbaw Coun
ty :?The election Tot .Tu"J|"e orPK:b?T<5 m
the Ia?t eamraigo b%\inp been only for
the tiiM?apir<*d term of lion. WJ) Tian
tham, that office ia to be voted for again
thin je?r. Having MrvfJ oaly a part of
a term , and having, aa 1 -hope and be
lieve. filled lh?A olTW |o the aati*faction
of ??cry one. I eofieH. from t hc^'t mocrat-,
ic vj>Ura of Ke^i^*^coant^ 0>e^r
?ana faithful aervice In the fatura that I
bave given ta (be imM. and aaauriaa ?bab?
tbat their aup>ort will be more graatlt
appreciawl tKan ean be here ?|f 1.
With deep gnultada tor pan favora, I am
t . * - ; . r>
Hirseh Bros.
4 Co.
/
jtwcKist'a eaosl
A Tientleman punctiliously
avoi is queerness in his diess.
11 ? miikts his clothes express
^tyle, without ?xngerating it.
Poise without .nois 2 and dash
-without Hash are what he
seeks. "Ilich Alt" clothes
? ?
are ^e^gLcl for men who
spurn the eccentric. 4<IIigh
Art,? styles ore mature style?,
which neither mock true fash
ion, uor shcck refined taste.
Very Respectfully,
y ?
Hfrsch Brothers &
Company.
OUR
SECOND ANNUM
MAY SALE
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The people of Camden and surround
ing section are invited to help us
celebrate our Second Annual
May Sale, which will
Beglp Thursday,
pay f9g (9(0
j and continues for two weeks.
The occasion will be made memora
ble by the distribution of
$30,080 Worth of
III
At prices so iow that every pur
chaser's mind will be impressed with
the fact that at! bargain records in
his or her experience have been bro
ken. We intend that the great ma
jority of these prices shall remain
secret until the store opens, Thurs- .
day May 19th, but for the purpose of r.
merely indicating the trend of the
offers that will be avaible during this
sale we mention the following exam
ples. Your amazement will grow as
you learn:.
36-inch Brown Ho nespun, value 0 I-2c, Sale price 4 l-2c
25 pes 3G inch Bleach ami Cambric, value 10o yard 5c'
1 case Fruit of the Loom Bleaching, sale price, yard 10c
?5 p b Table Damask, value 85c, at 60c (
25 doz-m Sheets, bought special for this sale, value
?1.00, each _ 69c
100 dozen Ladies' Gauze Vests, tape neck, value 10c, at. 5c
100 j ~;CiS Pride of the West 1 ndia Linen, value 15c, yard lQcf
200 Linen Canvas Window Hiadcs, value 35c, each 25c
^OOHrityrna-^u^s,"Vnlue ^4v24,--eat4k - 89c--'?
40 tl zen Boys Wash pants made of good heavy material,
8iz?s 4 to 10 years?iho.se pants were made to eell for half
dollar; during this sale pries 25c pair
25 doz Boy's Blouses, g?'od quality perea'e, each 25c
50 dozvii ]\Iens Chainbiey Work iShirts, value 50c, at 33e
*200 doz Me.i's B V 1) I i.tUrwear, shirts and drawers,at 39c .
150 pairs Men's $'2 00 Pan's, sale piitv, pair ' 1.29 ?
35 Men's Suits, value $20.00 to 22 50, Sale price
Colgates and Napoleon Talcum and Tooth Powders, can lie
' r "V
Compare these prices with others -
and even our own former prices.
We are actually underselling our
selves. We are not confining this
sale to any one department^ but ev
ery department will offer you J>ar-|ft
gains upon which we invite com par
ison. Come and see for yourself. ' *
REMEMBER THAT COMPARISON
IS THE TRUE TEST.
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