Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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AT BRUCE'S * Ynu will Had KINK (JOKKKKS ?' h ?: I a d y TKTLKY'S TlvAS a full line just rec/ ive<l ? T?YeftWc#t jind Crackers Things to Eat1 < Phone 60 Opera House Store at Present JJoeil Vow*. ForJSale or Rent. The Oel?i#n place on upper Mult street. For terms ayplB to W. (3. Wilson. Mies Etta Zorop a Winner. Our congratulations are extend el to Mies K/.ta Zemp as one of tlie winners in the Columbia Re cord's contest who wilt ho given * free trip to Europe, and wo wihli for her a pleae&ot and profitable voyage. i a^ ? ? #!? ? '?Old" County. In the Treasurer's report thia week at the head of ilema paid from tho ordinary outity fund the word ,4old" appears when it should he "ordiuary." The word "ordiuu. ry" was ubrtvialtd -'ord." and the printer made it read "old." -? Something Good! Waftles, muffins and all oilier breids made from cottonseed fl>?ui are delicious. This new flour is five tunes as nutritious as wheel 11 >ur and, very whohsome. I?, le for sale by . .. The Pore Food Store, .. . G, C. Biuce, Prop. The Frst Cotton Bloom Mr. C. R. Lewis, of the 11-m of-L Suhenk JrC*., has tho distinction and for the next twelve months will j wear the honors of having tin* firetj otton bloom of ih? season. I?, wafcj grown ou his farm about ot 4 milesj below Camden ou ihe B1 hck River J road. ' ffosides being one of <>ut beet merchnuts Mr. Lvjwi? is a in clnep farmer. Entertainment Next Friday. The Woman's Foreign Missiona ry Society of Littleton StrueiMelh odisi Church will entertain the la dies of ' the congregation of ihat Church la the men's clissr^om on the afternoon of Friday)*Jtly Is', at 5 o'clock. An interesting pro gram has been arranged and a thoroughly enjoyable afternoon in anticipated. Jurors. The following petit jurors have been drawn for the July, 1910, term of Court: First Wofk ?W 0 Pills, Jos She he?,n, S J Boyoe, J \V Smith, W C Morre. W R Moseley. W M West. J L Irbv, S:dcey Bat field, W J . Clink, S L Stok**, J W Ellison, Jas E I) xi.d, J M*Ob at*, J C Croft, W A Hu?h, J L Goff. W A Clifton, A " K Elliott. J G Baker, R Pittman, (J F Ilorlon. J V Goff, 1) G Fletch cr, J M Sowell, Henry Batftald, L?vi Branhara, J W Ilearon, R *38 Drake furd, J O Ford. R W Abbott, A .1 11 in eon, W Watkine, F S SLirley, N B Taylor, VV G Adams From Mr. Mosoloy Mr, Editor:?After the appro mistime for all our Slate institu tions a>e roado direct from the State treasury it would still re main a fact that the scholarship system should bo so unified that It would be impossible for ull the ben efits from this source to go to a ?fajoTed few. 'Tbis s}aietn should be arranged - so that one scholarship in some one of these institutions could go to each township in South Carolina. For inetanoe: - DeKalb Township have the ftcholarship. ^n Clemson this year, Huffalo the one In the Citadel, Flat R( ck the one in^Winthrop and Wa tone tho one in the University of Sooth Carolina. And nextyesrthis could be alilnaied so that DcKslb would get the one in the Univetsl ? <y, Buffalo the one in Ciemaoo, Fiat Rock the one in the Citadel ? srd Watr reethe one in Winthrop. li f^r - ' ?Dd W?Uld ">? <"?!> .I'.**7 10 ""rd ">??? acbolmr r* "> ?? K> ?*?y ?lth ill* now exists, Which ?' for one township the schol State lostitu' period of ._j LigUla I eodeavnri to e lauouttecaeat. We lie^ 11> announce* to the [HlMu- *1,(1 pit? iVu-mJa tli.it wo have opened up; u complete line of the choicest high gr ule IfiiHcv |til gtapl GROCERIES ; We meet every pogeible want of the houtmkeeper. We give eourteouH attention to every one, and make prompt delivery. Open from 7 A. M. tf> 9 P. M. Keppeel fully, THE KtRKWOOD GROCERY J. N. Zemp, Frop'r. ^ 37 Corner Fair ami Ohetnut Strf. 8. S. Pionig l'he Lyttleton ?S'leot Mnhodis Sunday Stjbool picnic wao held on 1 uesday at ih<j Shcorn place uhcui. four miles e.uet of Camden. A yen pleasant duy was spent. The New Puetor. H?v, M. L Liwaon, the new pt.u tor of the Camden Baptist Church, preached his first sorniuno aa paa tor here On 1 ast Svinday aqd bab oiftiio a most favotutile impression. Chamber of Commerce] The regular monthly meeting ol the Camden Chamber of (tewmercr will be held at the Opera IIoubc Fri day, J uly lflt, at G : 15 P. M. A full attendance is earnestly re quested. W. H. Evr, Jr, V Secretary, , ThsUn^nmoro. We have lectlvecl from Mr. ; T. E. Krumbholiz a descriptive pamphlet of The Sagamore, Mr: Krumbhol'z's eummer hotel. This is an ideal ouoimer resort and Cum-I deh tourists should-not fail to io oludo this hotel io their* trips this summer. Children'o Dny Exercises. The Pinp Creek Baptist Sunday School Mil have their children's day < xercises next Sunday evening ? he 26.h, beginning at 7 30 o'clock. Tbo public- generally is cordially invited to att* ud, (Tue editor returns thanks for ft sf.ecial.iuvitalion. | The Nov/ Warebouno The meal and hull warehouse of the Camden Oil Mill being built to replace the one which was destroy ed by fire, ia uow practically com pleted. Wiih a solid ceiueni, floor, aud eeveral conveniences which the old one did not have, it is consid^ ercd among the hest in the State. Manager W. 11 Eve and Superin tendent N H. Hawkins are to be oommeuded for llu-if efforts, and.on the handsome appearance ofNhe the building. PERSONAL ' Miss NtVnnie Young, afier a two week's holiday, hi.n returned home. Mr Ilarry Dowlinc, of Hampton, ha** accepted a posit-oir at the S.A.I*, passenger depot. Mesdames 10 A Salmotvd and John O Oureton, are visiting relatives in Charkstown, West V? Mosers K J Lewis, G A Motoley fiud W L McDowell attended the opening State campaign meeting in Sumter on Tuesday. Mb) Richards was at his best and made a fine showing among tho gubernatorial onndidalo3~" . Thomas Frank I in Smith. Mr. Tnomna FiAnklin Smith, sod iTil? v. X W. SmiihTTiTTtfe IVeuTSTT Bcction, died in Columbia, S C? Uet Thurnday, ibe 9ih inst,of that irtftdtd dieoafie pellagra. Mr -J Smilli whfi Hotzcd by ibis awr'ui rim nrhb sometime last Summer and gradually mow worno until at laav bo was tbkun lo the Hospital where he could roocive better medical treatment hut to no Avail, On laat Wednesday evening the father way notified by telegram that hia eon was neaiiug hia end. Mr. 0. it. Smith,, a brother, at once left for Columbia and remained by his bed side until the end came. Mr. Smith waa born September 26,b, 1882, Ho waa an obedient son, a faithful aud lo\ing brother. Ho connected hiroaelf with the Ohiirob in early life and tfved.a consistent christian gentleman. He was laid hestdo hia sainted mother in ttto family lot at Beqlah Cburoh, on Friday 'morning tbe 10th inal, by loving and sorrowing friends in \bo pretence of a large concourse of people. Tho writer for years, ?id o?n s?j that be waa a good boy? aiwajn ready and willing to ro?pond to any csli, wberaby.be could be of uae or ser vice to neighbor or friend. While it is with sadness that we pen ibftee Hues we have atro?g bop?a of meeting onr departed friend in that upper and better 'world wbcic parting* and aoodbyea will b? no aid. A tttoi. a . . ,..Vv.. :jLo. Km?iu tlio Finest t'onoo Molaeeee *?nl Maple 8> rop to I'reaorvee?Jcl* lit'j, J,una, bin. -r?- - AUo u full lino of Cukes nn?l Can ilius. .Jn?t roceivcil n ulipaeot of Mmoh Jura, PIb , QIh., au<l half Gale, a!?o 4000 lbs. STANDARD GKANU LATKI) .SUGAR Price* VO K" QUALITY THE HISS I Give us ?n order. LANQ'S HIGH-GRADE GBUEEHV, Phone No. 08. Now Announcements. Tho following new announce menu appear to the Chronicle today : 11 A V'anghan .--Treasurer. Cjpt. J. J Bell?Legislature. Pimento Cheese. Peanut Butter, Olivom, Pickles At Bruce#. Tetloy'a Teao, White House Coffee At Bruoes Cotton Soe<l Flour for Waffles, Muffin*, etc.-, highly nutritious At Braces. YVlufcc fat Mackeral, 10c aire At Bitfcee. Children's Day, Ohildrep's day exercises will he held at the Baptist Church on Bud* day afternoon nixt the 20th. Pub lic cordially invited. The colleo 11?Sn will go to the bible fund of ihe S.'S. board for purchasing bibles. The object of tho Board is to place a bible iu tho hands of every immi grant ypon their landing here. $50,000 00 for Poatoflicoxfor Camden. Congress has appropriated fifty thousand dollars for tho erection of a pratntfice building in Camden. Our business men have been active |itr trying to got this appropriation and it ia indeed gratifying that it hao been secured, A telegram was received on .Wednesday afternoon by Mr. C. J Shannon, Jr., and al so by Mr VV, R, Eve, Jr., sfceret* ry of the Chamber of C>mmeroe,> announcing ihis fact. We trust, that wo will have a building that will bo an ornament to the citj. "For Qod'a Bake Do Something " j We have answered this crv. in our now book "Fighting the*Traf fic in Youcg Giils" by Ernest A. Bel', U S. District Attorney Sims and others. -~*The mo3t sensation*! indictment of tho White Slav* Trade rv?.r published. Ittclis how thousands of young ^irls sro lurtd from their homes annually and sold into a life of shaine. Too Cin-V cinnaii Enquirer saj s "Of ^11 the books of ihe Reason the War on the Wbite Slave Trade is the most help ful; it should be read by t-very man, woman and child" AfccnlB arc making'^rom $8 to $17 a day selling this. book. Ovrr 500 pages.' Miiny piciurt s. Piffle $1 50. Best terms to logouts. Outfit freo. Send 15c fur foiwHtdfng charges. Rook $ent to auy address post paid upon rpctipt of pricp. ^ Address?J?nifs E. Sharkey, S-cretary, 123 Ply? moth Couri, ChicAg i. Buffalo Township 8. S Convention. The BulFalo Township Sunday Convention will be held atPleaflAnt HITt "Gnu relf j3*turd*yf Jpiy and, 1910. The following program has hoen arranged : The Convention called to order at 10 a. m . by ibo president, nod devotional exercises to ho" con ducted by Rev. L. H. Carter. 10 10 Enrollment of delegates. 10 20 Address of welcome by Rev. L. H. Carter, pastor. 10.^0 Reapouee by Rev. A. M. Mo Naull- ? 1 ?... 10.40 Disoutsiou?-What la the object of Township Sunday School Convention*? To be optfned by Mr J. M. Way. 11.00 Hoir'can. children indqoe iheir parents and teacherB to attend Sunday school regularly? To be opened by Ret. Hoafcud B. Jones. 11 80 What should \be the atti tude of the Church toward* Its members who will take so part in Sunday eohdol work? To be open ed by Rev. D. Osoar Spire*. 1*2 00 Dinner on the grounds. 1 30 Opening the queatlon box and disoaation. 3 00 Adjournment AH Sunday-Schools In Buffalo Township are earnestly requested lo leod delegates to ibis conven ,j ^ : n J ' ?A?iA|\r. Arrx 1 Ku ? if will be the moe* interesting session U iht history o< the organisation. K. L. Cop.Uod, ITTSS" THIS BANK , .. 'V - *A ? -? ? ? ? ' ' 7 ' ' WANTS YOUR BUSINESS Wo confess it. On the other hand, wo know '!>ve arc justified in thus nuking your patronage. Wo not only ofter our depos itors every facility to be found in a modern institution, together with courtoous consideration and tho best of ser ? ? vice, but we aUo assure you of Security for your money, Strength ami Sta bility in nianagonient and method*). Wo will appreciate your buainoHS, TUB FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CAMDEN, S. C. House Flies. Seldom is a second thought given to the common house iffy It has al ways beeu considered n nuisance, but reoont studies have shown ft to he very nmoh more than a nuisance. The germs of intestinal and filth di seases are readily carried in large number* from the excreta of patients enlFering from typhoid, dysentery and cholera direct to food intended for liuroan consumption and even to the fingers and fao? and lipn of u babe or sleeping person. Flies breed in Glth and offal of any kind, preferring above all else the freeh droppings of horses and mules Large numbers will develop in human excrement and in garbago barrel*, at places where dish water is thrown out and wherever decaying uniuial or vegetable matter occurs The adult flies are constantly paus ing bank and forth from such mate rials, where they deposit their eggs, to other materials upon wh'eh they themselves feed. They prefer sweets, but aro attracted by almopt any kind of human food. ' Flies do not ordinarily travel to any groat distance and if a little'oare i3 taken their numbers may bo great" ly roduoed. Especially docs the far* mer have tho chanoo cf abating the pest bo far ns hie own premises ore concerned. The eggs Laid by flies hatch in i about a day into the familiar white maggots. After about Qve days spent feeling, if the food supp'y is unlim ited, and a coo pie fcf days in a rost ihg stagfl. the adult flies appear. It taken thern slightly more thrfn a week from fly to fly\ If manure can he disposed of, hauled to either the Geld or a compost hoap some dis tanos from the lu U3e overy flvo to seven days. no (tos will b.i able to develop If it is not possible to thus <1 impose of the manure, it may be possible to provide a room dark and thoroughly screened, into which the manure can be put until it can be disposed of. Of all the substances used to kill of repel flies the one which has proven most satUfaotory is ordinary air slaked lime. I/me is a first class deodorant. A free u*o of it around nil stables, privies and garbage cans will cause thoie places to loso litlf of their disagreeable features, and ihey will cease to be attractions and breeding places for the menace to hoalth?the common house fly. Prof. Goo. G. Ainslie, Ciemaon Collego. wr H. PIHCKNBY. Surveying, Engineering: mid Draughting. Telephone 219. ttj II). Kershaw-Lancaster Summer ? ' ' " School For Teachers. TheKeish?.w-Lanca?ler BummerSchool for Teacher* will open in tlio graded school building at Kershaw on Monday morning, June 27th inst. A competent force of teachers hubien j selected and flaal arrangement* have been completed to make the school a ?uocesss. The courses will be: lift.?English and History?special em E basis being given to gouth Carolina, er stamen and. her part in National! History. lnd.?Algebra and Arithmetic?em phasis being givon to the uuthoda ol teaching these subject*. SriirrP<SW*ry method#, including dem ons (ration of the phonetic system. It is rery important that every teacher in the county attend, making some *ao> r?flce, if neeeeeavr, to do eo. A portion pansesutt* " of tha si pauses of the taacbara who teach in this county for the next year will be t>*i.Tby the connty. Inquiry retarding board should ^ a1 * ^ Protracted Meeting at Swift Creek. A protracted meeting will be bold at Swift Creek Baptist Church oommenoiug uo Sunday, July 10, and continuing through Sunday July 17. The meeting will bo con ducted by R?v. N. A. Hsmrick, of GafFney, who is an able and gifted uian. Everybody is earnestly re quested to attend these meotlng*. The hours of service mil be 11 a. m. and 8 p. in. For Rent. Four furnished rooms in ideal sec tion cf the city. Ptioes reasonable. Apply at this office. SUMMONS) FOR RELIEF. State of South Carolina, } Court of County of Kerfihaw. S Common Pleas. Geo. NV. McLam. Administrator of the Estate of Henry Davis, Deaceastd Plaintiff against , Kdward Allen, David Allon, Tom Clark son, Rose Wocdside, Hobo Tate. K. J. MoGirt Defendants To the "Defendants: You are hereby-summoned and required to answer the Complaint in this action, a copy of which is horowith serv ed upon you, and to servo a copy of your answer to the said Complaint on the sub scriber of the undersigned at his office in Camden. S. C., within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if ypu fail to answer the Complaint within tho time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to tho Court for the relief demanded in the Complaint. TB08 J. KIRKLAND, Plaintiff's Attorney. Dated at Camden, S. C. ^ this 25th day of May, 1910 To the defendants, David Allen and Tom Ofarkson: Take notioo that the Complaint in the above untitled action was flUd in the office of the Clerk of Court of Com mon Pleas for Kershaw County this 2(kb of May, A. D.. 1910. T1I08. J. KIRKLAND, Plaintiff's Attorney May 26th, 1910. IMPORTANT NOTICE. To the Householders and Citizens of the City of Camden t? ' _ - Tn order to -prevent sickwro of all kinds, the Camden Olty Board of Health nrge* that all premises and vacnnt lots be kept clean ard fr*o of water, rotting veg etable mutter and other mediumsicr tho pro|>egt?iii>ii of insects, those betng the great oause of disease. Kiies, gnats and mcsquitoos regnire darapth, darkness and warmth for thoir living and increase. Therefore:? / . Cut down and huul off all weeds, grass and underbrush. Remove all c.ins or other receptcaclea of water, and all depressions in soil that retain water or moisture. See .that all surface drains are lrcely open. ... See that ail gutters on hoi?es are free of water. 8cre*ri your houses, particularly din ing room, kitchen and bedrooms Remove or screen all manure heans, and keep all horse and cow stalls dry and clean. ' Clean daily and use lime or kcroseae oil, or both freely and often^ Hogs shoold notund?rany ciroumsran stances or oonditions be kept in ther cor porate limits PRIVIES.?Cut away all vines, hush kerosene freely and often* See that your neighbor's premises are; clean also, as dangerous inaects will not nlwnyn ntnjl} home, Witlf the large area to norer and the small means at 0i?Fdisposal his neeeaaa ry for the Individual citisens to help. Be ready for Ibe Inspector to And a clean town. Any- member ?r offloerof f Board. or any wmilY Juitttn. will be I glad tor advise as to details. 1 The city water is not the oause of slok. nest, and citUens are warped against Wflls U.t muba b?d. "The High Cost ? ?; .. ' ' . - . . v. ; V ? . . ' ? of Living7' Ik occupying tho attention of the Government anil Hoien tiftc men all over the country. Now if you will give us yoyr attention and presence hero at The Gilt Edge Store any (lay ?thin month wo will show you hojiy you can re duce your f,os\ of living by trading with uk and making your dollar do more here than anywhere oIho. We take our inventory on July 1st and for the rest of the month we are offering Hargains all over the .store, as wo want to reduce the Htoc.k, as low as possible by July 1st. Bargains In Embroideries and L$eos, Rib-, bons and Neckwear, Black Wool Dress CoodR, Black and ^ t . ' . . X. Colored Silks, Light wool ' Dress Goods, Ginghams and Madras, Galeteas and Motor cloths, Poplins and Cotton ? ... o-' '? ? ? -jv-." Voils, white Mercerized Waist ings, White Lawns and Organ dies, Ladies' and Children's Hatn, Mens' and Boys' Hats and Caps, Ladies Wliite Strap Sandals, Ladies patent leathor and tan strap sandals, Mens' and Boys' low cut shoes, Mat- ' tings and rugs, Orex Art v equarejg mattings, Jap matting . art squares 9x12. . l&Np Special Cuts IN TABLE DAMASK Good values in Sheeting and Bleached goods, in fipt it you have a dollar to spend we can make it interesting tot you. ?' ' \ fc Yours respectfully, t The Gilt Edge" * Store P, T. Villepigue, Proprietor ,<*v V >?