The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 17, 1910, Image 2
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Mr. Kdilot Xdmita
that the rural ao* , /mprove
ineiita and every ^oowa that
thia la a orving neeo./ Hut bow?
ia tbe question that confronts uh.
Nn one haa yet sugaeaied a definite
plan to solve It. 1 shall propose
that enough money he appropriat
ed from the Hlato treasury each
year to run Clemson College on an
economical basis, which-will lie the
only fair way to auatain thia Col
lege, for praotioaily all branches of
nclenoe aro taught at tbia Intuitu
lion, and it la manifeatly unfair
for the means of aupport to come
entirely frotn the pocketa of the
the farming daaa, when all clssaea
of ouir people are reaping equal
bent-Ota from ila operation*. All
classes of our people are admitted
to oompete for tho scholarships and
oouracs of study. If the farmera
aje to.continue.to hear., the entire
burden of the furtilizer tnx,a? they
now do, then thia fund should be
applied to the rural school*, to
lengthen out the school terms, to
secure better teacher* and to build
jjnd equip better e.C.boo) houses,
,Kerahaw county would recolve from
this source'at looet six or eight
thousand .^ollarp annually, mid
this, added to what we already
have, would noon put our rural
Hchoola in ouch shape hh to pre
paro our boya aud girla for the but
tleu of life and advance them far
enough ao that thoy could go di
rect frooi tlmir own achoola to tlie
ditlerent Colleges and not have tol
attend preparatory schools awayi
from their homos to enable tb?m
to take colleen courses hh ifl now j
the ouso. This plan will forever
do away with the argument that u
is necessary for tho Slate or county
to go into tho whlekoy business to
run our Bchools.
J. 0. Mosdey
From Mr. Creed.
To tl-.e Klitor of The Camden Ctiron
icl:?
Dear Kditor :?I thought I would
givo you some of tho tiewn around
Cantcy Hill wh'do it is so wot wo
rau't work on our farms. Wo have
V.iil KDbut n week's rain Our cot
ton it) small. Corn is about tho
Hamo.
Wo have preol ing at Flint llili on
the '2nd and 4th Sundays st 11
"o'clock a. m. Our pastor . is Rev II
B White of Batosburg. Wo think
we bavo ono of tho bout preachers
in the country.
' I bavn been thinking a little about
prohibition I notice that tho can
didatco ure coming and they all huvi1
a lot of good thing* to tell us. What
; are wo gf,ing to do? Are w? goinv
to be swayed by every puft of wind?
^ lot of us have worked tor prohibi
tion. Wo tnuftt not stop Now is
the tlmo to work hard. Doo't give
up if some ono says whiskey can b>
bought In every uook and corner. If
? thjH bo true somo one is not doiug.
bis duty -Flow can wo have pro hi
hition when so many patronize the_
"tiger, some of whom are cTjurcl?
members. Now lot us bo true and
work for tho elovation of our com
munity. I am for prohibition lirat.
lust and all the time. If (lie conn
ty or State goes into bankrupcy on
accocnt of prohibition, why just Ut
hor go. Now, Mr Candidate, you
know how I stand, so If you arer-tnr
prohibition, and an honost ono, I nm
with you. If you fool me I^eau't
lp it mav be, but you can't fool
everybody?don't forget tlus please.
Now a word'about salaries to our
county otllciaU I am opposed to
raising salarios continually when in
my opinion they aro getting enough
already At loast they are willing
to accept it and toll us that Ibey
will do all the work and n litHe more
than the other follow who they are
trying to beat. Now what ia the
use of ra sing tuxes to mcot this
unnooessary expanses; ovory year
our taxes are higher and higher, die
fensary or no dUponsary; of course
know that property is improving
?nd becoming more valuable and
j; should br'ng higher taxes, bnt
r this is not altogether it for really our
taxea are not assessed at or anything
4>ear or Half of its true value I won
<J?r what that oath is placed on oach
blank fott Is it there for a sham?
or ia it there to make ns swear to a
false. Please have it taken off, we
certainly do not need It I assessed
*?*! ?atat* at what I paid for it
though Ita worth a whole lot more.
Yet it DM cut down less than Imade
tho returns so I am told. This is
? fci?d_QiLCQiUSO&t_what ia that oath
there for? Why abonld we have that
book oar Bible id our Couit
to aw?ar * witness and others
>roae<tale one when he swears
(some timea , only) /and than
everybody a Wears that he baa
~ it Us troa value Read here
rt do solemn*
I have liated above (tha
rfcaoribed) I have returned
iv baiisva
thi ftliii
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forth*
. , the de<U<*
)(tho 8tat*.
iimdr. M>
Iv'e lite people
?alike luluTklu
I *11*11 advocate
In hiiiI good #<>*?
lo ?H to III* Hit iiim bo
ri<> tlit* public for inutiv
latently advocated p rob I.
r flu among the Hritt to #ive
'li'ud influence to }?iihIi t It at
wore Ihaii twenty year# Ago.
biotas' t?y nim. K elect
be to conduct a State govern
ft ttloatg bonne** line*.
F. II. Hyatt
8KNATK.
I hrriby announce to I lie voter* ofKer
nhaw county that I am m candidate for re*
election to tho State Senate, subject to
the rule* of the dcmootatie pari v. him) I
shall HppMtciHte tb<* support of the deiu
i ooratio voters of the county for this no
Hition. W It Jlougb.
We tHkci pleasure In presenting the
name of our exteeinrd fellow-clli/en.
Capt. L. L. Olvburn, for Htate Senator
(mm Kershaw county. Many Citizens.
TKEAHUKKR.-"
I beg lo announce to (lie democratic
voter* of Kershaw county tliat I will
stand for le-elcctloo us County Treas
urer. subject to the rules of the primary.
If re elected I pledge myitclf for faithful
service in the future as in the past, and
shall appreciate your support
I). M. McCaskill.
HafiiiK been solicited two year* past,
alio thin year, to nmWe the race lor
Treasurer of Kershaw county, at the
same time believing in the principle of
the Democratic party of rotation in of
fice, I hereby announce myuolf a candi
date for ."-aid oftice. If elected I hereby
pledge uiVKcIf honest and efficient service.
J. Frank Wost.
out- namo " Sworn to and subscribed
b'-fore me this .... day of .... ?5kc.
Auditor as witoosa. A false slum
Kind rendef*-wben you (tinned the
ahovc oath did not a thrill of re
morse pans through your veins? Oh
bo ill ft' wHl'sny ^tbat" 1* a common
tiling, everybody does this, it is gen
erally understood thot .the-properl y
is not put in for full- value " Yes
my frioud I know this, bat what
about your oath, look and road. If
wo disregard one, why not all. Why
should wo set up mich.u howl when
a man swoars a false it) quo room of
the Ovjirt lloune?probably at the
satn'c time another one making his
retnm in anothor room of the same
Court House doing about tbe same
thing Its an ootti, that Is all.
Well wo will go bank to prch bi?
tiou and high salaries again. With
all dun respoct to every, cfllciol. I
have nothing personal against a sin
gle one but I itm for prohibition and
a reasonable Hi>lary to all
Respectfully,
J. K Creod.
Mossengor aud Cauulen News will
please copy.
Wreck on tho Beftbonrd
Eleven box cars, composing the
Seaboard Air Liue train No. 8, a
through freight, were derailed and
broken up at Lugoff vesturdav nf
ternoon at 1 :07. No lives were
Ips'.
About. 3f)0 yards of track is bad
ly totn up. The six-foot euabt'hk
ment, where the dersilrnent occur
red, is ploughed up for several hun
dred feet. Tho wreckago has been
cleared away so that trains could
pan* esrly this morning. The
traio was in oharge of Conductor J,
W. Dowd.
Adminisifatoi's Notice,
I hereby uive notice thai I will apply
to the .ludKO of Probate for Kershaw
County on Monday 12 M., .June 20th.
next, 1910, for discharge as 'Administra
tor of the estate of I) U. Williams, Sr.
? n. It. WILLIAMS,
Admr. l\ntate D. It. Williams, Sr
Published in the Camden Chronicle
May 20, IrtlO.
Administrator's Notice.
I hernhf'give notice tbat I will apply
to tho Probate Judge. fe*,.Kersha?,.,QQyn.
t>v *t 12 M. -on Sfonday. June 2(^'^next,
1910, fQt^liHchnrgrt an Administrator
with Will rmnexod of the estate of Susan
M. Manning.: .....
\ n. r. Williams.
Adrnr.^Eis?r^n?n(n M. Manning.
Published in the CatAditn Chronicle
May 20. 1010.
Executor's Notice.
Having executed nil the provision* of
the Will of the late T. \V. B. Smith, and
a final accounting of the osnin having
been made, notice is hereby gi*on that
one month from thu date, on June IStb.
1910. 1 will apply t? the Judge of Pro
bate for Kershaw County for a discharge
as Kxccntor of said Estate
C.N. HUMPHRIES,
May 13, 1010. Executor
Citation.
South Carolina?Korshaw County
By W. L. McDowell, Judge of Probate.
Whereas, Thos. B, Ancrnm mads
"i1' . ^ . .me' . to KrAnt htm letters
of Administration do bonis non, of the
Estate of and effect* of James Can lev
deceased. '
These are therefore to cite and admon
ish HI and singular the kindred and the
creelitorn of the said Jaraos Cantev.
deceased, that they be and ap
pear before me, in the Conrt of
Probate, to be held at Cam
den, 8. C, on the 30th dav of
June n*xt after publication there
of, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show
tauae.ifany they hatr, wtj the said
administration shoold not be granted.
Given under my hand this 15th dav of
Juns. A. D. I?10.7
? . w. lmcDo?^
' Probe* far
Announcements.
MAtilHTHAlfc
D?-KkM? Towijiphip
I wish lo *nno?nee to Hi# Dtfpjocrifif
VOtf l* ?I DtlttlbTOMMMNj) that I will b<i
* t'4ii.)i'Ut? )u the a|'|>JO?< liiinf ptiitjtfiy
rjc<!li >n lor Megi'atiate for this lownehip,
and hIihII Hj-prvoiat* ll??l?? support ???' I win
well known, hiving lived hor? *11 my j
Itf*. And I believe that I know lie ij< ml* j
ol (bo oflb'o. M ti. Ifuckaliec.
I hereby unnounce fo the voters of Do
Kalb Township iln.i I will bo * oindldaltf
in Olv approaching iUm0CI*tli! primary
for re-election as MouiHtruUi. My record'
<* heforo \nu a? ?i d 1 *ba)l
apprvtiale your endorsero*!)! for thl?
office a^a-n. 1), M. Kirn.bur.
I wish to aonyutu'o to the y.itera of
DeKalhjrowr??bip that I mn ? candidate
for Mu{ti>draie. subject *<? the primary
rnlef. Your M)|>|K>it will be guntlly flip*'
predated l?y nif. I>. K. Dixon,
In reply to the curd of* V^-tu*," wlio
kindly Mi|/uc?->it( d my numd in ?">nnceMoii
with the oftlc?? of Muytistuate for DrKalb
Township. I wlfli lowy thai I httvrydeeid
?'d to enter lite ruc?, subject to lb* rule*
ol lite deuiQCiMtic priinr.ry, and will thank
| my friend* for their support,
Very respectfully,
it. n.' wiiiuniH
Walerte Township
It. W. Sutton in hereby announced as
a Ciandidale lor MtiKi"trafe in the Town j
of Illuney and the lower division of Wn
tereo Township, subject lo tin* rule* of
the Democratic primary; Voters.
HulTalo Towutbip
Mr. Kditor: ? Please announce *lr
J. II Munu it* a f-andidatc for Mti^i?lruli'
for Uuilalo Township. Mr Munn bus
bad six y ears experience u* Constable and
knows the antics of ths office and shoitH
lie receive Ibe nomination the people will
Bmko no miatuke. His i'licnds.
LEOIStATimK.
Mr. Editor: We take pleasure i?< pre
senting tltt> name of Mr. Henry T. John
son for tho LegUlature, eubjeet to tlu
rules of tho democratic piimary. If
elected ho will discharge Ins duties in a
manner lliut will reflect credit upon l>in
county, Many CitizctiB.
I wit?li to announce to tin* voters of
Kershaw county that I will stand for r?*
ftyrHion tq tin; lh.?u?e of Representatives
from tTiis county, and if a^airi honored hy
the di'mOttrttie voters with ilieir Bu(Trsi;cb
(or thin position 1 pledge them faithful
?crvjcnii in the future ?s iti tlvo jrflwrr -
M. L. Smith.
The Comity Boa id two years ayro unan
imously passed a resolution ieqmatin?
our legis'aiive deleiration to reduce tho
township Commissioners from three to
one i,n each tOwn?dityr -The request wjjjl
not heeded. Why not?
J. O. Moseley.
flaviiu: been soUcited by a number of
friends to enter the race for the Legisla
ture, I hereby announce myself a candi
date for Hui J position and pledge myself,
if elected, to work for-the best intermit
of the people of Kershaw county.
K. li. Elliott.
To ll.e Voters of Kershaw County : ?
Yielding to the solicila ivn>. < f triends.in
every section of Kt rah aw (V,unty, I have
rceoi saleied my dutcuuiualion to .stand
as a candidate tor Ma^is-mre of DoKalb
Township, and hereby announce my can
didacy for the 1 Ions? of Representatives,
I will htarjily appreciate the support ot
I lie voters in the primary el ction ?nd if
elu-t'-tl, will my ni'>s: faithful
and competent service. W. <\. .Schrock
At DITOH
I hereby announce b> the votnaa r.f
Kershaw county thai I will b." u raudi
date in the uppioacttiuK deiuocrhtlu pi i
niary 'or ro-eleetiou a.s Auditor. Apple
elating the honor conferred upon me two
years utfo. I r> spi ctfully so'icil your 6up>
port for tho ensuing term
M. 1 ?? Ha bo n.
TOWNSHIP COMMISSION E K.
DeKalb Township
Mr. Editor:?l'lease announce the
mime of Mr. J. A. West as a'candidate
for township commissioner for Delvalii
township subject to the rule* <>f the dem
ocratic primary Mr. West ha> nerved in
this office for about ten years previous t ">
thin ami his experience and ability in
atire officient service. Many Friend#.
VVatProe Township
T. (1 Sessions is hereby announced as
a candidate for Township Oommii.sii ner
in Watereo township sul'jeot to the rules
governing the democratic primary elec
tion. Democrats.
Mr. KditorPlease announce the
name of Mr. Newton Kelley as a cand
date for re-election to the office of Town
ship Commissioner of West Wa'erco,
subject to tie mips of the detnoorat c
primai v. Mr. Kelley is the right man in
the right place, and if olected bo will do
in the future as in the past, discharge
his duties. Friends.
Buffalo Township
I"'WT#h"tof Tftftirrvinco'-t-n'"U>o? <W-mocra tic
voters of Buffalo Township that I will be
a candidate for Commissioner of Buffar
.to~Town?hip. -* 1 f elected I pledge them
that I will do a Commissioner's dutie*.
K. M. Huckabce.
H.litor Chronicle: ? IMrnse announce
Mr. A. B. Shaw a candidate for Town
ship Commissioner for ti?o lower section
of Huff-do Township. Hi* will make a
good commissioner. Many Voters.
Mr. Editor:? Wo, tl.e voters of Buffa
lo Township, present the name of Mr. M.
A. Shaw as a candidate for the office of
Township Commissioner. Sir. Shaw is
a thorough-tfoinc Business man ami if
elected he will certainly perform the du
ties devolving upon him. Voters.
1 wi*h to announce to t" e d*Hnocratic
voters of nuffulo Township tliat I will
stand for re-election to the office of Town
ship Commissioner. If elected I nrondsn
you Jaithfuf-servlce. ? W K. Klliott. -
K1 at Hock Township
The friend* of Mr. Ja"?eH 8 Bsrfield
her*by announce him a candidal** for
Township Commissioner for Flat Hockl
township subject to tho rules of the dem
ocratic primary, Friends
We aro authorized to announce Dr, K I
F llorton for Township Commissioner
for Flat Rock Township.
JUDGE OF PROBATE. |
To the Democracy of Kershaw Coun
ty :?The "elaeiTOh for JuJge ofTrobate in
tho last campaign having been only far
ttjfc unexpired term ot Hon, W. D Tr*n>
?hum, that office it to be voUd for again
this year. Having served oal/ a part of
? term, aw* hartnir; as 1 hprro and .be-"
lleve, filled that office to Ihe satisfaction
of every one. 1 solicit from t he democrat
ic voters of Kershaw county their endorse
ment for a full term, pleigiag them the
same faithful service to the future that I
have given in the paat. and aasuria* them
that their support will be more greatly
appreciated than ran b* hare expressed.
With detp ijatitLdiTfOr pt? faVoH*l *a
Our growing l> inesw demands more space for some of our
Departments To make this net ded room we must reduce
our stock before we can find the. ppao to place the 12 Wur-j
drobe Cabinets for Men'*; and Ladies' Suits which we have
ordered. In order to move the stock <juick wo have decided
to cut the price deep end. make quick work. To make a
quick clearance ot stock we are putting on a
Sensational Alteration Sale Begin
ning On.Thursday, June 16, and Con
tinuing Ten Busy Days.
Thia ifi no mushroom nnle gotten up over ilight. We have
been planning this pale for six months Buying Cotton.
Linen and Silk (iouds in large quantities lut August when
these goods were low in price. These dependable good3 we
shall sell you at a saving of 10c on tin? dollar.
A Handsome Sewing Machine To lie
Given Away.
We want.to show our friendliness in a subsbineial manner
^Bom you?will remember always. We have do
cided on this,method to convince you*. Come and see for
youneif, that we mean what we Kty. Oo every cash pur
chase a person is requested to register in the Big Book. No
piece of furniture i9 more necessary in every in every home
than a first-class Sowing Machine. The Standard is a beaut)
and very ligbt running, The machine is worth $50.00. ifee
tlie display window. *
Clothing, Shoes And Hats. Great
Reduction !n Priced
Great Slaughter In Price oi? Clothing
Our entire Block of Men's, Boys and Children's Suits must
be reduced in order to make room for our New Cases. Be
To'w XViTqubto you a few of our specials:
7 50 suit for 3 08
11) 00 suits for (5 48
12 50 suifs for 8 48
15 .00 and 1H 50 suits lor . . . . v 9 98
18 50 suits for ... 12 88
20 00 and 22 50 suits fur ? 14 98
25 00 and 30 Ol) suits for 18 88
Don't You Want
This riachine?'
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Don't Fail To Reg
ister In The
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The people <>i Camden and surround
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In# .section are invited to help us
celebrate our Second Annual
May Sale, which will
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ami continues for two weeks.
The occasion will be made memora
ble bv the distribution of
CrOft AAA \?1 '? ' r
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j. 'v A } \f s j?. ^1/t Ji .& v.i k K?^ Vy
-tV{ pl'iCCi 30 iOW tiliit every .y
chaseri; mind wiil tie impressed with
the {'act thai all bargain records fjv
his or -her exnersenCe have been bro- yy.
ken. We intend that the great ma?|j|
ju; it, ,>f these prices sha!! remain y*;.y
sccy i <he store opens, I burs~:---r
(Ci<e\ tHiiv' i V u i, i/Hi I'M tisc [ill!
merely * ? t'ci *?' y tf t trend or they^
??offers that w I ., during this
jStile Vv'C 11"? c til h * ? iv/iiO ?vingexam
:pies-. Yois.r nr.;,: 'oment will grow as
you u.;,rn: e,:;x
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[!>()??: ?".< !?t i; ' j.-1> :* \;ii<;* t> l-2?\ Sale price 4 l-2c
25 ;.v - ?' .????*. ?]???.? ?<?'.; a*. 1;.i:: !?: .??. vyT iv 1U ? > :*rd 5c
* .-j* .Vrfi-iV
I cum* 1*t in' t.t *!?. i i ;.:i:_. ,*? tic jiii' i:, yard lOo y,..T
5 J> - !'nii.r i ??? 11: ?v K. . :t I<l v ')' .1 . 60c
25 Ii i.il r, t:,i> >alv, value
*> 69c
100 dw.en Lviirs ( ?;? \ . >!s, l.ij e neck. value 10c, at -5c
loo i i-. i'li'ir 'ii ? I j '? I;:. 1 ?,l.itu.'M, value 15c, yard 10c -v.
20(1 liiiu n (, ii'.Vib \\ M;:-ules, value 35c, each 25c
100 Sin \ .}; i c-ii'tr :;m ,'2-V 89c
40 (1 7?'ii Ho\ <; \\ ;tsh jj.;;;??? Mrul<- o{ good heavy material,riiZ .
j-;y. > i to 10 y-Mi's ? panN were made to sell for half
dftli tr. ;) t(!t; t m > - ?.!,? mi i ? 'i )?')?(ir
'25 dw/. Hoy s H'-e.sev n ...i ..jna'ity pereae, each 256 - v
50 d??/ n Mcii- (. l. ?.a.W urk >'?irtvalue 50c, at 33o -
200 doz .Me:. ? 1$ \ ]) i ,.d, rwear, >liiiis and driwei'S ,at 39c
15o paiix M-in'sOo iW-'r -V p:ic... pair '.1.29 7
35 Mr., * ^^i.i Ou ',u 22 ;>ti, ^:11price 10.48 r
Cohi'itrs ^ap'.iieou I il-juiii and looth Powders, can lie
Compare these prices with others
and even our own former prices.
We are actually underselling; our- iv
selves.. \\ e are not confining this ? *
sale to any one department, but ev- j
ery department \\ i 1 i o ffer 4y ou bar
gains upon which we invite compar- ~ ^
ison. , Come and see for yourself!
REMEMBER THAT COMPARISON^!
IS THE TRUE TEST.:;;'";^^^
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