The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 24, 1914, Image 4
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T\>? lv< < lull* <>i gnn'/i il Willi fill
Mctljhct s iii his < (mi ii I y .
MJlift# Ka^iile, I >ee S?-!/,? r, ?M^iiiii/
? ? I the ? ? f-r Ih' Canning Chili* fin
I fib (on ii 1 y , Im.s Imm-ii Working v-?v
pertd -i< |i( | y lor kij \ i i ;i I iJlolil liH,' ii inl
li< r fi'l'or. ;; have be< il reward' <1 wit Ii
|mm'Ii/i|?k jjic large i iiH'iiib) rfrhiji of
, tiny county in the . tale. Twelve
?? Mj liA Jut ye urMiinlzoii in this
couiify, Willi mi M);,gl.''e.gjjle im-in her
whip ol II!', ? ? 1 1? ? 1 1 loc/iiions being
iiH follows; Hfllinnc, with IS moi.n
hers; Sioi'leboro,- Liberty Mill; Tim
rod.,. Heaver Mh.iu, O.jJk ridge, HhimI
Hill, Mill School, '.l.i I \ (in J It) I,: Kim!
t " I ? l\ . Cleveland Mini Wight " Wfttclee
At Libert. v Mill three girls in one
hoMli' joilH'll tile < | II Ii < > fgil Jl 1 /,C( I ,1 I
i hiii. . .I'll1' While ftie c] u I>h are
* mm 1 1' ii') alniorfi, "nMn-ly of gills,
Hi ill several married ladies have be
come members, nii.fl ;hrcc boys
Miss Set/.er is determined io make
a fine nil owing lor Mi'Ik county, and
t !*'?? way .she has things going now
will' will W'l'l It 1 1I I y bo H UCCOSHl II I .
This In ;iii enterprise thai moriis
> ilti* hearty cooperal ion of our people
generally; and we arc sure thal onr
readers will be gratified to learn of
tli<? splendid progress of this work
Some of 4iWs.-i0eiu hers of the Hub
have ' t h?d|- plants. large enough
lot I raiispla.nl iijg. Mr. It. It 1'lltH,
president of Hn* Hermitage Cotton
Mills, is taking <inite an interest in
this work out t h ? ? r? ? and has luid.a
plot ol ground enclosed and put in
Bi'i" I ''om I i lion I or t hi' e Inh iiioni hers
of this school Knelt one will have
a separate plot nnd will cultivate
separately their respect ive parts of
I fie I'lol III I lie cell e r <>f jl ;i bed
ol flowe|S will in- planted and ii is
to he made a very attract live place.
? This interest on lie par of Mi'.lMLla
ii-: very much appreciated.
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W i n( ( lie \\'i ong \\ a > ,
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Pol lowing is i he message "I, ej't'ic |
Louie?"* I he New York gunman, sent j
fruirj th.' (.u '-oii t(. hTjU'prnriTr asso- !
tiftfes:.
1 waul the world, io know l hat |
I am innocent <>i this crime, that
. I am paying Mie price of a bad rep
? intion I -had "lie best lather and
? lolhei ,i ho> ever had, bill I was
Rot a ^ji>iic| ?oit fo I hem. I went
Hie wrong way Tell the boys on
4>iie Ivi.si Side, riie boys I know*,!
Miere lire hundreds <>| them llli't
Ikivs who go around raisiun well, ^
Ton know w lwH 1 mean, tell them i
?bont | lie mistakes I made, \vhieli!
t
I could have avoided if 1 had done I
the right thing ' Lei ihem know I
that I he synagogue is their best!
boine and' (Sod their best friend.
They may think they- are getting I
away with it; I hey may think t hoy !
arc too strong, loo well protected to
tie reached. I hex may think they
have the Iptcking whieh puts them
above the law, but they are malting
the mistake of their lives, as I made
the mh-r:ike ror which" 1 am paying
my life. When the showdown ap
pears and Ihey areaceused of some
thing the) never did, all : lie othei
life v will be brought up against
them and thc\, will have w> pay.
ins' as 1 am. lor something they
nev?'i did "
Mini' I ban I'.vcii.
V certain woman supposed her
husband was in the habit of kiss
ing the cook,, a prettv (Sertnan girl,
and resolved io dete<i liim in the
act. Alter watching lot >o;m- tlavs
?he heard him come in one evening
and gen'lv pass thronuh info 'lie
kitchen
Now, Katie, was out that evening
and the kitchcn was dark limn
ing with jealousy, the wile -ook
some mati lies and hastily placed
her shawl on her head as Katie of
ten did, she entered the kitchen by
the back door and was almost itn
mediatolv seized and embraced and
kissed in the most ardent manner
With her heart burning with rage,
the injured wife prepared to ad
minister ,i terrible rebuke to her
upouBe. Tearing herself from his
embrace, she struck a match and
?tood face to face with Katie's beau,
one of the factory boys Her hus
band days his wife has never treat
<*1 him so well since the first month
they were married as she has for
the past wiM'k National Weekly
In the time of Hadrian Koine had
a population of not less than 1
400, flOO Today 't isless than 400,
<*90.
Wants ? For Sale ? Rents
- a<Jk Inserted unactr Mil*' heading
for I cent per word No ml ? h
for I I'hK than 2 '> coii Ih,
FOIl S.\I,K Fresh Jersey butter,
I ll? prints. Iftri butt o|" in 1 1 k per
quart, f>c; buttermilk per gallon,
J ?c. Uelshaw hairy, Camden. 1 1 1>
Wi* are aow running advf'i'l IhIjik
slides ill ;*i? i * ? ? 1 1 1 ts per week V|o
torla Theatre
? . FO}{ l{ KNT A l ont'e ?< room
I I ( mi H4' h|Mi hath oil Mill -dreef.
I'J c, vop Tri'M-liow . I
FOB HA 1 ,1*1 My ehtln? flock 2K
head (it fill I blood I'lvmouth Bock
( llit ;. < n , for talr-, as a whole or lo
.lilt buyer. Apply in .lames <\
/,eiup, pliolu ;'s,'i I., ( ' ; 1 1 h 1 1 ? n , I 2
FOR S \ I . f : Fiv.di vogefnble-v i|i'
llvi red daily. A |?.a ragm , yo,bbagu
H{> i 1 1 >1 ' ' 1 1 hpeoia ll |? t I'boile your
ordi'i by . p. hi. Belslrn w hairy,
< 'iih^leit, H.- < ' I 2J{
lv* > |{ HAI.K r 1 1 if#- \herdecu
llllll e|l'| V < *, I i'J |)ll !'!?, . I IllOIlt llH
old. Price i' il'i y dollars each. Hen
ri Ha vii ;? ? ? , <';iii|i|?,ii. S <? h,
FOB HAKK ?' Nice colnblna I Ion
driving horse and buggy for sal".
\j?|ily io < I'. \V. Hiilli\i.ii. Cant
deli, S. C.
FOR R F,NT 'I'Wil HI Ol'i lioiltte.
also ii I wi) room house for nut;.. Ap
ply to 12U?? titli Ave., Broad, cam
den. llf.
FOR SAI.K OH UK N'T- The Kd
wards Cottage <m La Fayette Ave
nue Apply P hullose & Co.
FOR HAKK Cabbage and Tomato
Hants for sale. Apply Lauren*
St reel .( ! reen house, or phone 212-J.
TIM BLR BIDS WANTKI) Bids
wanted on small' body of long leaf
Uinher. ItiuhL to reject ull bids re
served .1. B. Mlekle; rfd II, (?uiil>
den, S. ( :{tp.
I0GGS KOU SKTTlNG Marred
Plymouth Rocks, Black Kanshang,
Brown Leghorns,' $1.00 per Betting
of 15. One trio Rhode Island Reda,
$.'!.0u. Mrs. .1. K, (iaskins, rfd 1,
IvrrKh a w, S. ( ' : TT{T I' t pT
GIRLS AND HUVS Wo pay you
well for a few hours pleasant work.
For particulars, address, Box ?01,
( J reen vl I le. S. ( V 0 t .
I'irOlOK KGGS For 'Settling, on
short notice, from my beautiful prize
winning Partridge Wyanndoltes
fine layers, good mothers an all
round good chicken." $1.25 per I
1 .1. MoKeiizie, Camden, S. C. lit
FOR HAL!) llnntin;; 'right on
! .iniii acres of hind from <S to In
in i !<?;? I I'oiu ( 'amden. lieat'hjul clfh
<vr "t?y (liri or '.railroad. Apply to
I Ilough. at tortiey, "Camden.
AhMI MSTK.VI Ill .X NO I K K.
Ml parties indebted to the estate
of Nellie Do by, deceased, are here
by notified. -to inak-e payment to the
undersigned, and all parties having
claims against the said estate will
present them, duly attested within
the time prescribed by law.
Km ma llaVddns,
Administratrix cum testatnento an
nexe.
Ca#i)nleii,. S. C., April -, 1 'J 1 4 . ''
(,OIK,|.; |)IHK(TOK\
Ktslng Star Chapter No. 1 . It. A.
M.. inei'ts third Tuesday in each
month. Ii. T. (loodale, K. II. 1'.;
II. tJriffin, K.; h. T. Mills,
Scribe, c. I*. huBose, Secretary.
Kershaw Koilge No. 2 It, A. V. M.,
meets first Tuesday in each
month. N. Iv. Geedale, A\ . M.;
\V. Geisenheiiner, Treas.; N. C.
\ruett. Secretary.
Jr. O. I1. A. AV. meets fourth Fri
day night in each month. C. W.
Birclunore, c.-. .J 1?V Matetnan.
Iv. H. >
lave Oak Camp No. 111. \V. (>.
meets first Thursday night ia
each month C. \V. Birchnmre.
c. C.. \V. K .lohnsou. Clerk.
helsalh Kodge No. 11. K. of I'.,
nicety set nod ;ili<l fourth Mon
day nights iti ?iacb mouLh. \V.
ii Wilson, C C., M. H Hey man
K. of It. A. S
I'oplar Camp No. ;'?i:i, \\ . ( >. \V.,
moots Monday night on or nefore
(he full moon in each month. T.
J. Munnerlyn. C. C. ; B. K. Spar
row. Clerk.
Vntloch Kodge, No. A. !?' M.,
meets Thursday night on or be
fore full moon in each month. I>.
\V, Joy, W. M.; \V. U. Davis, S
W.; I,. 11 White, .1. W.
Uichard Klrkland Council, No. 130,
Jr. O. U. A. M.f (Aytloch) meets
First Thursday night after full
moon in each month. B. (!. Cook
C.; C. W. Shiver, K. S.
Kafayette Council No. 2, II. S. M.,
moots second Tuesday in each
month. c. 11. Griffin. T. I. M.;
U T. Goodale, K. 1. D. M; J. C.
Rowan, I. P. C. W. ; A. W Ihir
"nett, Recorder.
I Screwing up the Eyas.
Disastrous to the beauty of a child's
j expression is the habit of screwing up
; tho eyes The trick pomta very plaln
1 ly to defective vision and calls aloud
i for a v isU u> an oculisx. The vlRlt
1 must not be delayed, for ur!> wrinkles
1 around the eves is the least evil of
It.hls defect. A short sighted child 1b
sevrroly handicapped when it begins
in school life*. and neglected myopia
} leads to serious eye trouble in later
life Properly prescribed spectacles
are all that is required to end this
| particular trouble.
Fresh shipment of Kern's fine
cnndlef just received at Crosby's.
. \ X N 0 1' .N C KM K N 'I "H .
i '<??? The Hcnuie.
Mi Kdllot i he rti*D> friend*
of Mr. VV. Jl, Hough .tako pleasure
lu unuounclS>g him as 11 candidate
to succeed himself an Henator from
Kurtshuw County, subject to the
I u I ? ?:< and r? T, ti I a t Ions of I ll?* I >OMIO
cratlc primary. Many KTiendB.
I 'OK Al IMTOIt.
\l (ill' solicit fit lollH of I II > friends,
Him! in conslderiM ion of i tic large
v <it I received in i in- nici! two
y en rs ago, I hereby announce in \
sell a < iii?lii|ai? fpl' County Auditor,
subject to the rules and regular
lions ko vt'iii Inn I In* Democratic
I'rintnrj. Joseph <J. M<1'iihK1H
\i tin* solicitation of a number
of i'uy friends, and htdng my own
desl re, I announce myself j?h a can
didal! for rV'ole.et ion as Count*
\ ml It or, and Koll.fl* the nil p|>ort oi'
file Democrat ic voters in the prima
ry election, and It elected will dls
i M.ar ".?? tin1, d u I i< s o! i lie office faith
?'i? H;. and efficient ly .
Kehpeei I 1 1 1 1 1\ ,
W l<\ It m;se|l .
Mil Chronicle: Tlic many friend*
of Mi'. L. W. Weal desire to an
noiuice hint an a candidate for COU il
ly Miditor for Kershaw County,
subject to tile I'll let; of. I |o> Demo
cratic party of South Carolina. -Mr. I
WcrI I* a man of sterling <lUUllr
lles and marked ability, and would
make an able and efficient Audi
tor. Many Friends.
I 0|{ .MAlilK'l UA TK.
I hereb> announce myself a can- j
didate. for 'be office (>f MajjQstrate
for DeKalb Township, subjeeT to!
the rule;-' of tile Democratic I'll
inary. ,1 Doby IJuckabee,
Deputy Sheriff.
I'm' (.'utility Ti'ca.sui-er.
We hereby place in nomination tb
name of '\r. |). M MeCaskill" for
li; -elect ion to the officii of county
treasurer, subject to the rules of
tin? democratic primary, which, po
sition be has filled witb courtesy
and ability for several terms.
Voters.
. neiv ? -t
Itilfl'alo Tew nsliip.
lOdiior Chronicle: Tlie man\ -j
friends of Mr. Amos West desire to j
place his name before the people of
Buffalo 'I'ownshin for re-election to:
the of lii e of Township commission- !
? ?r of Ibis township, subject to the,
rules and regulations of the Demo ':
eralic primary.' Mr. ? West' has d'on
Uls full duty in the capacity of
Commissionci and the whole people
of the township a pjnt'cjaJ e th|s fact.
Ij rs . llis Friends. I
Ml. ?follltseii fo|? (lie House.
I 'u blishet s Camden Chroni- ie:
The fri"n.<ls of Mr. 11. T. John- j
son wish to suggest. him as a suit-;
able man to represent, this county
in the Legislature for the next two;
years. . Mr. Johnson is a prog res- J
sive fanner, and the race he made j
for tli is position two years ago i;
before I h.?* people, lie was fair i -tn
both factions and would make i'!i
able representative. We hope lie ;
will niako the race. What say you
Mr. Johnson? * Friends.
i:\ l<;ct TOIt'S \OTlCK.
All parties indebted to the es
tate of Mrs. Susan Watkins, de
ceased, are hereby notified to make
payment to the undersigned, and
all parties having claims against
said estate will present them duly
attested . witjiin the time prescribed
by law. H. Ij. Watkins,
Rxeeutor.
Camden, S. C., April 2, 1014.
CITATION.
("utility o? Kershaw.
Slate of South Carolina
My \V. IJ. McDowell, Ksq., Probate
Judge- ? "T ? ? ? : .
Whereas, Mrs. Adtye Adams
wade . rfultj'l o me to grant* her Let
ters of \Adfilih1stratlon of the Ins
tate- of aiid^ffects of Frederick J.
Adams, deceased.
These are therefore, to cito
and admonish all and singular the
kindred and creditors of the said
Frederick .1 Adams, deceased, that
they he and appear before me, in
the Court of Probate to be held
at Camden. S". C., on May 9th,
next, after publication thereof, at
It o'clock in the forenoon, to show
cause, if any they have, why the
said Administration should not be
granted.
fliven under my Hand, 'his Jird
day of \pril, A. 1)., 1914.
\V. I... McDowell.
Judge of Probate for Kershaw Co.
Published on the 2 4th day of
April and 1st day of May, 1914,
in the Camden Chronicle and post
ed on the Court House door for the
time prescribed by law.
NOTK K TO DEBTORS .\\l? ( KKD
I TORS.
All parties Indebted to the es
tate of Samuel R. Adams, deceased,
are hereby notified to make pay
ment to the undersigned. and
those, if any, having claims against
Lho said 4?*tat^ will present them
duly attested.
Addle C. Adams,
KxecutrU,
Camden, S. C.. April 23. 1914
Farm Lands For Sale
352 acres of land known' as the Creed property, eight
miles North of Camden; 200 acres open land, some timber
and plenty of wood on place; one half mile from good
school; one five room dwelling, barns, one store building
and ten tenant houses. Price on application. Terms: one
third cash, balance-to suit purchaser.
Small farm, property of H. ML Fincher, one mile East
of Camden; one new $1200.00 dwelling and barhs; land
in high state of cultivation; 10 acres of this land produced
seven 500 weight bales of cotton and 144 bushels of corn.
Price $3000.00. Terms 1 r, cash, balance at 7 per cent, on
easy terms.
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C. P. DuBose & Company
? Real Estate
City Property and Farm Lands
Africans Eager for Education.
The administrator of northern
Uhodeshi has undertaken a three
months' tour of th^ northeastern ter
ritory. and covered no loss than 1,200
miles on a bicycle. Me .met every
chief in the district, Held large palav
ers at all the places ho visited. He
was greatly struck by the fact that
most of the chiefs even in the wilder
regions, made eagor inquiries for edu
cation. They asked that the govern
ment would send them teachers so
that they might, read and write.
Bank Stock
t
For Sale
I am offering tor sale, within
30 clays. I4 ive T housand
($5,000) Dollars worth of
stock of the Loan 6c Savings
-Bank, of Camden, S. C."
L. L. CLYBURN
DeKALB. S. C.
BANK STOCK
WANTED
1 hereby offer Five Thous
and Five Hundred Dollars
($5,500.00) for the Five
Thousand Dollars of Loan
& Savings Bank Stock, (50
shares) advertised by L. L.
Clyburn, that is to say,
ten per cent, above par.
Henry Savage
CAMDEN, S. C.
Funerals Directed
We supply the best of burial goods, con
duct funerals and relieve families and
friends of many unpleasant duties ince
dent to de^th. We are always prepared
to serve those who need out' service.
B. R. McCREIGHT, CAMDEN, S. C.
Profit By The Experience
. of Others i
Increase your yieid by usinK the pertillzera t ha t gives beat $
results. We are agents for Congarae Fertilizer Company. The ?
many satisfied customers will attest to the merits of the ter- 1
tilizers that we handle. We have told you in our former
vertisements wherein the superiority of these goods lie.
Full stock 011 hand of Ammoniated goods, Acid Phosphate,
K iii nit. Potash and Nitrate of Soda. See us before placing your
order.
Now is the time to plant your Garden. We have just re* K
ce'ived a large shipment of Seed Potatoes:
IRISH COUPLERS; EARLY ROSE and BLISS StiED POTA
TOES. FULL STOCK OF GARDEN TOOLS.
We want your business and can make you close prices. Why I.
because we buy in large quantities. Wholesale antl^Retail Oro-|
ceries and Heavy Goods.
Inspect our stock of farm implements, Disc Harrows, Subsoil^
Plows, Guano Distributors, Steel Ream Plows, Cotton and Cora*3
Planters. We are agent^ for the Wm. J. Oliver Plow Co. 4^
full stock of Buggies, Wagons. Mnles, Horses, and in fact a^T
thing that a farmer needs. ??
Agents for Arab Horse Feed. Larrow Cow Feed, also have
just received a car load of Cotton Seed Hulls, car Oats, Cat
< orn and Car of Piedmont Flour. Get prices and save money.
SPRINGS & SHANNON
Camden, S. C. i