The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 26, 1910, Image 3
Removal!
Wo have move!
our stock from the
Opei' t Home vSto^o .
to the new build
ing, oojffter Main
ami IX'Kall) irtfect^
whore we are now
jtu purrd to Horvu
the public '?* ?
Q. C. BRUCE.
Phone 66
J>. A. K. Meeting.
Tbe next inceiiqg < f tlu> Hob
kirk Hill Oh*pM;i I). A. K will ')?
on Thuredty nftpriraou, Seine nibci
8, 1910, nt llie old C iU,rt fin mo in
6 J*clook. \
For Bald
K<>r Sftjo.?.Tolinflon Gihuh Hay.
nono better, $18 00 jicr ton del.ivts
tid Camden,
H. U. C??n.isoij, Jr,
Care Hink of Camden, 8. O.
At the Opera Houte To-Njght.
A S#leot Concert followed by b
humorous'ftkett'.li will ho preficnud
at the Opera Housu to-night com
monciutt at 8:30 protnpity. A'(
local ta'ent. Adiniualon 60.?. and
3BC'/ children 25e. PrgceodA will
lie devpted to the new oigan fund
of "Giacfi Kpiscopnl church. Let
everybody attend and help out a
worthy cause,
Dog Lout.
A white dog, wiili ltuge hlai-k
Bpo.8 on hipe, ?!i<;ulilorn Htid puis,
wm lost or stolen on August 4th.
Jt will bo greatly ?ppr? ciatfd and
h suitable rewaid given If the dog
is relumed to Dr. J. K. MeClure,
licthuDO, S. C.
City Property ForSels.
That hon fco. and lot of iho lair
Mrs. W. it. McCreight situated on
northLy/t|et(?ii fme?it in the oil) ol
v5 a >0 den. Yjjts hou&e hue seven
ronuis and is 'flit good repair. The
lot is 100 feet frnsM: feet deep
and baa several outbuilding* and
numerous shade trees. I am au
thorized to offer thie at a bargain.
I'rioo and trrbTs c^n application.
I also offer for quick sale a nice
5 room cottage on north Broad St.
This property la locatc-d in a choice
residence fccctiou. The booee h??
been recently overhauled and ic
paioted. It is offered at an attrne
live price and on reasonable term*.
C. P. DuKOSE,
Heal Estate.
Pino Creok Village Dot*.
Mrs B M H?'Btv and her daughters
Mieue's Ida nnd L'xzie, have.gone to
Monroe-, N 0, "where they will cpend
n eon pie of weeks
Mrs W {? Hough has returned home
aft< r a pleasant vit-it to her parents
in Troy, N C
Mr and Mrs James Trueedale. of
Peek Hill, ftre visiting at Hie home
of the formers parents, Mr and Mis
J i hn T TitieFdolo
Mr Lee Davis, who 1ms been em
ployed lure for some time paal, has
renignedand acoepted n position as
clerk with Mr T M Klyther, who lives
near Anttoeh
We are glad to lcam that Mr Wil
liam Newman's children are improv
ing
Mr P M Tnitty is visiting frieuds
apd relatives in Kershaw
Mrs J H McOapkill, of CasHaU, has
spent eevejnl days of this week with
friends and relatives here
B.
PERSONAL.
: Mr T M Bvilk of Lancaster was in
the city on Monday.
Mr. F IlivfrR Alexander is now
writing Life Insurance for the Pru
dential.
Mijor f?td Mrs S Ii Adams are
making their annual visit in northern
citifB with friends and kindred
Mr J S Elchberger, of Savannah,
traveling passenger agent of the 8ea.|
board was in Cnniden on Wednesday
ond-paid us a very pleasant call
Mr J N Hill, of Sumter ia now lo
cated here with the' Carolina. Insur
ance and Casualty Cy., to sueced Mr
Tsiracee, J&gJj. nq<nm Sorator.
Mr W N Smith and Family of At*
lanta, Ga? aro visiting Rov ? M L
d,<\wson and family. Mr Smith ie
?, president Of theflootbrrn Loan ?it
Trust Oo.
Mr and Mrs WT Atkinson and
^ ehildren, of Sumter, aro spending a
week fto Camden he/oro going JioJ
Columbia K? ep*nd -a ien
4*ys with friends nod relatives
^VVs at? delighted to announce that
Mr J G McCaskill and family have
to Camden.to reside. Mr
baa taken a pocitioi^w
ot Mr H L&chloaburg.
-<$7
"THE KIRKWOOD BLEND"
at 25c.
Fresh vegetables
of all kinds in
season.
, Respectfully,
THE KIRKWOOD GROCERY
. fhoiw 37
iiiliifli Notice.
AU puiifos in ilto. cputo of the
?ato .liinir* hio ht'r?'l?v
ttoliili d to mako ?u?n?i?Ij>Uc pnyiuenl t'?
me; jin?I nil jiariii!*, if m-y, having'cUims
Ugajttlt lho fni'l c. tute will pr<M?'nt the
??UfllC tllllv W'ft-stftil,
TH()H B. ANpRUM,
Adiimttetrhtor ?I?i,bonis non of Hfcliltd'Of
Jhm?>? C?nt? y
A'>?. 10th, 1010.
Lost,
Los'.?>-A P'*ir ht framed
?pr o.lacli h. Kinder will be reward
<"l if it*lor?ii '1 Id this ortlce.
Bculfth.
Dotir ; ? As we the good
people of Heul-til no dime laying
t?y J thought 1 would give you:
valuable paper a ft-w dots to lot
you know ihr?t wo iiro hUll living
in liic 1?.n;1 < f lit'! ?<rren? though
lie people Hud nljo their crops ?r<
pretty badly ? tT ol< d by ihe lure
?.truggle tliut tliey huve hAct wit11
the grass,
1 ootioo that Mr. Charlie McCua
kill i4 going to makj 'U crop on
Hermitage whetbir or tvoi. li?r
HO is tit) (J. It. f7rrrm*-r kq * w* 11 an ?
man. And I alc?o notice that Mi.
J'ohu D;xotj'rt crop on l'mo Farm
it? coining with u jump and a hop
in behind it far lona time. Win
our boys John aud Charlio nuceeed
ho well is because they are alvayfr
iu guod heart, aa tbo nid saying if
"where there's a will there's a way,"
and ilatCMig that you boys have
the will, e.nd know the way.
Mr. K A. Hrown has a remarka
bly fine corn crop?the best we
huve seen any where in the county
The lowest estimate- that hu*
been made on Mr. G L. Dixon'*
corn io 75 bus in In per acre. Frotr,
what J can b urn he if furnishing ??
large part of SiimKr and Keisha*
county in corn* low. .That is the
kind of farmt'is we need. Not t>
try to mnke all cotton, but a plen
ly of both (o make out, on and a!
*o have plcn'lv ti noli.
The p ?tato crop in this neigh
borhood in sorry ; if we do much
roasting litis year it will hive lobe
?>ur old time ash cake, which is
Uard to beet.
No visiting, neither marrying ?
our people tire pulling thai ofT for
het'er limes.'
G tiers I v\ill "ring olf" for this
?ime. G. S. 1).
Fjoeq Plow Boy.
Mr. Editor;?You please ullon
me tip ace in your coin mot) for me
to expose my'ignorancc a* it will
not tuke hut ti very &und) 1 space for
me to do that.
!)e fuHs thing on docket is w<<
peoples wauls to , know whnt'b
gnine to been done wid ell of dem
fellows dale gwine ober dis hig U r
r'.tory caw&lag boncfulona on pco
ph.'s hands and making hll kiodc
ojf frtc?e at de people wid dare
mushtaehes hlnck'd telling de pte
pies what d* gwine to do when da
got to d*t South Carolina ovtr in
Columbia, I'd tfll you I.doo'i
know what da is gwino to do but
i know one thing if d* go ober dnre
bruseing up peoples hsnds and inu
king such facta as da been doing
here , ila will l)e?-n lot k up for dem
people oher dare live in Columbia
ilft don't live in S-?uth Carolina ?n
da don't tuke no f^o', some of dem
?*ay da'fl gwiue to atop .d?t dis
spensary, dat won't do," why dat
place mftkeB money for do state an
for de county and for Columbia an
for dem merchant* an for de Maj
er, an. for de sheriff, an for dem pr?
lioemen an dares lots of people oher
dare ben making money ob dm
peneary4 even do little children
gels dare education from dat place,
tin dea for one or two men to say
dat da artf gwinc to atop all of dat
be has got a very big mind?wea
thinklua mind ia bigger dan bia
~tBrttwtiooa noirJL i?_beat to
n in?n oher daro dat wl.1 give dV
people what the majority wanta and
nftMQ sweeten a fat man's cnffie
and make all ob de rcat drink there*
bitter, |
Well Mr editor we will not weary
your mini any furllur for we know
you would rudder hear de pceple
aay aomaibio^ aboot^do frfHce < f
Probate dan - to bear ao much
nbont-nddar Mki bnainea,. buljjat
ia all O K., de man dat baa j^ot ti
ho been gwine to keep it.
Plo# Boy.
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DAIN'TieS
Illnls Tor That Picnic or Luiicli
Sliced Beef ()x Tongue,
l'otu (I Mot f and Ham
Luucli Tongue
Salmon Sardine*
Vic una Siuaag#
l'reparfd Mustard
r. -wiul HuUer
s Olive* and I'ioklea
Jama ?** ??1'iaacxvea
I Marmalade
Ginger Alo Grape Juice
Hr?ad Cokfit Crackers
Lang's High-Grade Grocery
Phone 68.,
I'imento Ohoege, Peanut Butter,
OUv?*, Picket* AJ tt/uooH
ifiHftioi met
Notice ia hereby. given tlia' ? primary
election will be b?Jd on Tuesday, August
ttoriii I9IQ, In uc<H>rdancft wiih iho rul*t
of the democriwat in party for the election
of ntttie h lid r^nntv offim*.
The following luttnujrora hayo hi**n up
liotntfd to conduct n?i?l flection:.
Buffalo?J R Oatoe, M A Shaw, .f M
Howoll
\Voai vii'lfl-tJ A McDowell. K J Gas
kinH. },M Truwdell
linugiuK Itook?N B Taylor, U M Jones
F I' Tno?ft<ii'll
Ca*<att?Kenneth McC'abkill, James
Ktokee, YV J Pa via
. Blaney?J K J e Iters; W L Miles, J W
Wood ? i
Runnel I Place--,! F Magi) 1, J T Mowo
ley, 0 A pinion
Cranney ? Quarter?K K Sill , W II
Owens. L 0 0 lyburii
Khaylor'e 1 iill-?H W Hormby , R LI
Drake ford, It L Kmyrl
Bandy Graye?II 8 Thompson, S 8
Stoke#. J VV Wftlkj'iB
Pine Crook?J I) MpOuskill. J K Berk
ham. F It Twitly ; -X
Pino Tr?e?A A West, J It Went, Hen
ry MC )a>ktll
3 C'h?W W Croxton, ltobt Magill. W
M ('an hen '
Pobys Mill?C W Panh, W h Kintrtl,
J M Campbell
Bhararoflk?J rJ' Bilker, M M .Johnson,
S W MobJ?y
Stockton?J E Humphrey, E M Work
man, B M Poaroe. Jr.
Libeity Hill-?K L Joncf, (i It Clements
YV A <'tinninghum
Cantey Hill?J K Crete! 11 Daw, B It
Trueedotl
Anliof h?T P Brown, J S Brown, T A*
.Myers
Presidents or executive committeemen
from those clubs th?t hare not us yet f^nl
in.list of managers are requested to do eo
Til once
Attention is called to the following
rules;
Rule 1 The qualifications for mfimbpr-"
lhi|> in any subordinate club of the peiiio*
catic pany of thif State, or for voting at
a Democratic primary, sliail bo ax fol
lows. viz: The applicant for member
?rhip. ?>r voter, shall be tw.enty-one years
i f ngc, or shall become so before tbeatie-j
coring general chction. and be a white
dehn ccat, or a negro who voted for (ien
?'ii*.l 11 amnion ia lb7(S, and has voted the
denies ratio ticket ? mtintiously since
Provided. That no white roUn shall be ex
rinded fn-iu participation in the P?mo.
crat.c party, and whose name iras been
? nrol'ed on the Democratic club list five
days before uaid primary ehction and
who is otherwise qualifitd uuder the con
(?'.button and rules of the Deinoora.ic p?r
ty to vote in the primary elections
The mnuagers at eae.h box at the pM"
tqaty election ?hall require^vt-ry voter in
a Democratic primary election ?o pi djfa
bnnse'.f to abiiie the result of the piimary
and to hupport the nominees of tt.o | arty
and to Iftke 'ho following oath and pledge
viz: "I do solemnly awrar that I am
duly qualified to vote at this election ae.
cording to the rules of the Democratic
rpariy and that I havs not voted before at
this election, and pledga myself to aup
port the noni'neCB of this primary."
No vote for house of representative*
shall be counted unless it contains as
many names us the county is entitled to
rcpreHentatiyea.
KUie ?. The managers of election shall
open the pollB at 8 o'clock a in, and shall
clo?e them at 4 o'clock p m Provided,
That in the pi.y of Charlpstop tho polls
shall open at 8 o'clock a m, and cloM at
(J o'clock p in. After tabulating the re
suit.the managers shail certify tho same
and forward the ballo(-box. poll ljst and
all other papers relating to&uoh election,
by oue of their number to tho chairman
of the r<?p?otive Democratic oounty exec
utive oommiHoea within forty.eight hours
after the close of the polls
; Kach voter in stthl primary shall vote
two ballots, on which shall be printed
the nam J or names of the candidates vot
ed f?-r or by hiin for each of tho oftlces to
be filled. toHCthfr.with the imint'fl r# tho
ofHce. Thft tickets po bo voted shall be
furnished by the State aid county execu
tive committees respectively, and shalj
contain the names of all candidate* for
thu respective ofticca and no otljar ticket*
ahaU be used Tho tickets to bo votnl
shall b6 iti the following forms, one for:
Governor., ?
Lieutenant Governor,
( Secretary of State,
' Comptroller General,
State Treasurer, -
Adjutant and Inspector General
* Attorney General,
Unilroad Commissioner,
Congress, Fifth District,
State Si mi tor.
House of Representatives,
Judge of Piobato, - .
Treasurer, A
Auditor,
Magistrate, % - -
County
Voters in.Buffalo ^wnilop will vote
ftH* c*ch Ma{t"str* c to be elected: The
other towntbip divisions stand u hereto
fore.
Those entitled to v?>to at a club pre*;
oinct located in a aifffirent township or
portion of a township from that in .which
they rtsido, may vot? at such o'ub pro'
cinct for ntw?isi?ate ami township com
missiniior for the township or portion of
R>wnsbip in which they desire to vote.
Manager* shoutd indicate on poll list rp
poaito the nsme of such voters the town
or portion of townships in which
they ie*id<\
By order County Executive Committee
ir-- YThos. J. KirklMHtt .Chairmnn,
C. W. Birchmore, StcreUt/,
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NO 9093.
UKl'OUTOF THIt CONDITION OK
The 1;ust National Hank
()t Camden,
?at CAMhKN. in tM .State of S. (V
At t!?? ?Io?e of bunhnifa, Jlini' SOlli, 1910.
KfcSoUKOKH.
I.Ou>19 and I)UcountH $ <S 00
O vat draft*, ?vtutwl t?nd nn
ht.urid 5,l2fi50
U H llond* to seeure ciivulft
lion 60,COO W
Pr^miuiuion IT K Hontb 1,582 so
limnK i11x Jlwiis<\ Fhrnilura
Mtid K)xiuif. 1,5(0 18
|)?i> from National Hunks
(not icaervo nn?nl?) 3,!>27 4'J
)>u?i from Suiti' Hint Private'
HuiiVm mi.I Hunker*. Timt
<mpatiiet*. am) Having
Hn ?kh 72 O-'i
|>ite from approved iv,stuvo
Kjfcnlg 0,611) 7!
Olit*c>.k? and other Oa?h Item* 6>,64& II
NoW<? of othc4 Nulional Hunks tfOO 00
Fractional pupor curri'iioy,
n't'krU unil con'* 1H7 -Itt
Lawful Mono) 1U mi've in
Hank, vie:
Rpecle. 11 f'KO *6
Lctfill-tondir nott-8, H,2-'R) 0t? 14,780 $?/
Hudeinption fitiid with IJ. S
Treasurer (5 jut rout of
rinulayon) 2.M)0 oo
Total * * si
L1AD1UTIKS
Capital Htni?k Haiti In f> 60,000 00
Knridtu fuinl io.ooo oo
Unuitddod J'rofiti, h?*a Kx
puiiMnd and Taxon Paid 0,00'i 17
National Hauk nuten out*
' Standing 66,000 00
Din* to otlier National Hunk* 8,038 73
' I)nc to fiUto and l'liyu-i'
Hank* mid Hankers 8,000 00
lnvidend* Unpaid 4,000 ou
Individual Deposits ?object
to check 170.7-12 7t
C'.wrtillod 0)i6Okl 86 00
OiiHhtorH Chcnkn nuisinndiag lfi.r> 20
Hills payable including ccrlift
cnt? s ft ilejiOKil for minify
borrowed 116.000 00
JjinbUilU1*- other than Llio'o
above stated (UoHt'tvo lot.
aoct) . r_ ? .. 1 ooo 00
. Total ft 841,908 81
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THE FIRST NATIONAL HANK
OF CAMDEN, & 0.
A Can! From Mr Hlakonoy.
Kershaw, S. O., Aug 1(5; '10
cDnncH,
Camden, S. C.
Dear Sir:?I nm informed Hint
Mr. 0. W. Birohmorn in txhibiting
the roll of the Young* Mori's D.ru'?
cra'ioclub, an organic ition of which
I was president Homo twenty years
since, arfd Hint your name
K8 h member of tbi'a e'lab, md that
Mr llircbmoro has tu nli! the f*Lu
mcnt that the club referred to wnt
or^anized for the purpopo of bolting
the D' mocrntic pnrty, or words to
that effect I wiSli to say that, pnch
was not the puipo60 of or *ff ?rtof
the members of tlio organ'zati'?n,
and any statement to the contrary is
absolutely false I wish to siy fur
iher that no ono has any right or au
thority to n?o my name f ?r their own
political rgruiidifement, but I would
not object to its use when fu^.ts arc
relied upon1 I may state hero that
aocotdibg lo my understanding you
voted.the tegular democratic ticket
at the time of Cot. Haskell's candi
d?cy. I must ask that Mr. Birch
io"ro cease the use of ray name un
less he confines such use to ficts.
x E. D Blalieupy.
[At the Wefctvdlo meeting Mr.
Ilirchmoro donied having undo the
statement, that the club whh organ
'zd for tho purpose of boK'ng the
democratic party]
T?l'o)'a Tenp, Wliit.i Ib'une Coffee
At IJriu'es.
Alligator Eggs.
Mr. 'I'. Harms brought to oui
oifloe ono day Inst week an alligH
t'?i ?j>g which he found in Ad^ncs'
m'll pond about h?x miles east ot
Camden. Mr.. Barnes found two
it?-hLh <? f tlw bc t pgB ? one having 55
?ggs in it Rtiii the oilier 46?mak
ing h total of 101. Judging from
? his alligatoia will h(> quite numer
oiu in this section iu a few jears.
Seabontd Air Line
Recursion Id Savannah and Jack
sonville, Wednesday, b*opt.
7ib, 11)10;
Columbia to Savannah if'2.00,
Jacksonvllle $3i50.
Camden lo Savannah $3.00, Jack
sonville $1.50,
Special train leaves Camden 7 00
A. M., Columbia 8 00 A M. (East
ern Time. Returning tickets good
on all regular tiaius up to and .In
cluding Saturday, Sept. 10. Pro
portionately low rafcfB from all sta
tions between C lumliia and Iiin
o.en, Qa.
For detailed information apply
to Seaboard agent or writo J. S.
Ktc.hhergpr, T. P. Act.,. Savannah,
Gs, or U. H . Stansell, A. G. P. Agt.,
S? van nab, Ga.
Xfinpoi'tapt Evcpt
THE FALX MEETING
of Gentlemen who are interested in
buying high-grade Made-to
Heasure Fall Suits
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HIGH-GRADE CUSTOM SUITS .J
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At
The (jilt Iidge
Store ,
Hot Weather Bar
gains ail over
the Store. Nice,
cool Summer
goods going at
big sacrifice.
Now here is our
proposition. We
have a lot of Suhi
mer goods that
we are going to
close out in the
next two months,
as we don't want
to carry over a
piece of^them, so
if there isj?*kany
thing in White
Goods, Figured
Muslin, Cotton
Voile, MadrasGing
hams, Mercerized
Novelty- Dress
Goods, Etc., it will
pay you to see us.
Special pood values in La
dies' and Children's White
Strap oandals. Out prices in
Men's Boys' ( and Ladies' Ox
fords. Closing out our men's
and .boys' Straw Hats at cut
priecs. l)i^ valuea in jLabie
Damask Jap Art Squares
9x12 at $150. Lot Crex
Uug8 and Art Squares. One
case remnant Peiuales in bun
dles at 2()c lb. 1 lot light col
ored Frtgi Silk at 29c yd: ^
Oome and see us; we will
intercut you. v
Yours respectfully, .v
The Gilt Edge
Store V V
P. T. Tillopiguc, Proprietor *