Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THE GREENVILLE MEETING (Continued From Pag# Two.) (Umrh'Nlon. Mr. Pollock read a parody on "Old Ktiijj; Cole" whh-li greatly amused the crowd. ll?* predicted a victory for the llll 1 1- I tlcilMO force*, "The 1hhuc today In riot tin* oUcttOH of Smith, or HIcuko, or Polloek or, Jen nliigH, but It In the enthronement of luw and OrUer." lie uracil that men Vote I'oiiMcliMitloiihJy ami that they l>e careful In the Holeotlou of State and county officer*. "Bury itleaalMio," he Ha id, "ho flint when wo ko outaide the jMate wo nhall not have to hang our lieada In tdmine when |m*oj>1? ask uh whore we are froid." Mr. 1'oliock ttald that if t 1m* men would vote an they wanted to vote he WOUld he In the aecond ra<e, mid that he believed he would l>e in that race anyway, and if ho, lie would l>e the next United State* Menu tor. lie wild the governor < ouidu't K?'t on with Till man or the udttlnlHiratlon, hut that he could ?et oil with lien Abncy In IiIh own home and "1 don't want the Southern railway to Helect a United State* wenator." Ktfttc <'?ni|>?iKii Hate*. <'harleatou~ Friday, July '24 st 'in. .his July JW ( trungeburg wotlnMdty, Julj 39. st NattlwwR Ttiunklay, July WlnuMhoro Monday, August 11. Cheater Tueaday, Augutfl I I .a uru ater* Wednesday, August 0. Yorkvllle ThuriidH^ Auguat CI. Oaffney Friday, Auguat 7. Hpartniiburg Saiur<in\, Auguat 8, i 1 1 1 1 > M Tuesday. Augtiat 1 i .\owl>erry? Wednesday, August 152. UurHilD^ Tliunu)>y( AugiiHt 14. Al>hev4lle Haturday, Auguat 13. Anderson Monday, August 17. Wulhalla Tueaday, Auguat IB. 1 'U'kciiH ? Wednesday, August 10. 4 vllle Thursday, Auguat &>. New Orleans rat killers killed more than 50,000 rata during laat week. The army aurgeona ure well satisfied with the Bubonic plague sltuathin iu that city. The light against the hookworm Is to l>e carried on throughout the world, For a time the tight will center In Kgypt, uuder the direction of Ix>rd Kltchenef. . ? ' . BETTER SAFE Than Sorry The fire insurance agency of Kennedy & Carrison respectfully solicits a division of your patronage. Our Companies are as good as the best, and business entrusted to our care will never lack attention. It is the public spirited citizen that helps his town by encouraging young enterprises. REMEMBER US ON YOUR NEXT POLICY Kennedy & Garrison FIRE INSURANCE Popular Excursion _^T0? -V.:'.' ?' V CHARLESTON JULY 30, 1914 ?VIA? Southern Railway ROUND TRIP FARE FROM CAMDEN, ? $2.25 .... Visit the Ueautiful Isle of Palms ? Enjoy the Cool Oceai Breezes. For information call on Local Ticket Agent or W H. CaPfey, Division Passenger Agent. Charleston, S. C. Air Dome Saturday, July 25th, 1914 ITEMS OVER THE STATE Short News Notes Gathered From Our Exchanges. Mil Mil III# llllN VOUmI U bolMl of ?10. < h m ? for waterworks and aewerage. Tin' iii>t tiiunusl grain i t-si i \ ji i at Anderson Tuesday was attended by WX) i,um.'i>v Mr. W. NV. I.ong Mini <'">i? gressinnu I <ever mailt' adilrcaae*. Mm t old Sjwuk* whh t'K.HH'i'HWI by the coroner's jury for killing v ifloae I'otty at Oaffney. The large barn and st sides of 0. Oliver Isclln, the New York inultimlb llomilre at Aiken, were net on fire and destroyed Saturday afternoon by light ning. They were covered by iuaurance. More than a hundnl autoinobileH have l>een bought by Orangeburg |>eo ple since the fi rnt of Jauuary. Policeman A. L. Powell, of Florence, in attempting to arr<*at a negro named William Ileal Saturday afternoon wan Hhot "and aerlouHly wounded by the ne Kro. After ladng shot, the i>oltcemau tired at the negro and killed him. Oliver .Jam?>H, colored, aged eight, wiin killed by lightning at Florence Friday aftrnoon. j, John Franklin, nged 2JI yea ra, waa drowned Friday afternoon in HmtthH branch near Columbia. W. J. Harris, a white man of An derson county, shot and killed Louis (Jode, a negro, on Saturday, In self defense. Tho negro cut Mr. Harris with a knife ami wan attempting to kill him when the Hhot was flred. The wife of IJogan Knotta, a white fanner near Darlington, waa seriously ahot with o gun oil Thursday by Will Blackman, a white man. The act ap pears to lie revenge agahiHt Knotta for taking out a warrant against him a few days before for assault and bat tery. At the first county campaign meet ing of Cherokee on Friday there were present llfteen voters, besldea the 20 candidates. At the next meeting two hundred voters were present. Governor Itlea*e l*?n issued a pro clamation asking the iwople to contri bute to the sufferers by the hailstohiis In York and Laurens counties. GENERAL NEWS NOTES. . ".I Mrs. Mary Mitchell of western Ne braska. has deeded her farm, valued at $5,000 to the government, giving as a reason that she has "got religion." and explaining that she got the .title to the 100 acres by methods that have since betjn questioned. Thin 1h ..the first time the government "conscience fund" has heen Increased by deed of u farm. Telling her lawyer that she *I>ad "kissed and made up," Mrs. Laura Kiss of Trenton, N. J., has withdrawn a sujt for dlyofoe from her husband, Stephen Kiss. The old cruiser Prooklyn, which be came famous In the Spnnlsh-Amerlqan war at Santiago, by "looping the loop," $nvd out of commission at Philadelphia 11 JOT, to he sent to Boston, to .be Used as a receiving ship for the navy. The militant suffragettes continue to explode bombs at various plaWs thrqughout Rnglftnd. Among the latest put rages was an attempt to destroy Iloslln Chapel, near Edlnhurg. The chapel was founded In 1446. Mrs. Carl Williams, of (leorgetown, Pa., recently lost $14,000 worth of bonds from her stocking, where she had placed them for safe keeping. The price of fresh beef has risen steadily in New York during the last few weeks, until now It Is nearly up to the price ruling during the civil war. 50 cents a pound. Chas. P. Pitts, press agent for Clias. Pecker, the New York policeman, twice convicted on the charge of murdering Herman Rosenthal, is in Albany, N. Y? and is said to be trying to make terms with District Attorney Whitman in order to save Pecker from the elec tric chair, In return for which Pecker will make disclosures Implicating men "higher up." A man named Holborrow left I,on don last Friday, in a small sail boat, built by himself from old pieces of wood, In an attempt to reach the Unit ed States. The remnant of "Kelly's army," three In nuinl>er, which left Sacramen to. Cal., on April "2, arrived In Phila delphia Tuesday. * The annual celebration of the fall of the Pantile was held In Paris, France, Tuesday. Maneuvers by twenty mili tary aeroplanes and .'10,000 troops, were parts of the program and was witness ed by 500,000 people. Hallway union officials, representing 1(>,000 employes of OS railroads, west of Chicago, have refused to consider arbitration and served 'notice on tho railroads that oo.tHHt engineers and lire lnen will u<? on a strike unless their demands for higher wages are granted. The affairs of the New oik. New Ilavcn and Hartford railroad are to be considered by a Federal grand jury In Rhode Island. Rcinhohl lloehm. a South African aviator, recently remalhed in the air continuously for '2 1 hours and 1l' mtn utes. covering a distance of 1..150 miles, the longest non-stop flight ever accomplished. ANNOUNCEMENTS Hon. 1>. K. Unify For Itc Election. We are authorized to announce tho name of D. K. Fill ley a* a candidate for re-election lu (Congress from the Fifth ConKresalonal District, subject to the rules of tho Demwratlc primary.' FOR THE SENATE. Mr. Editor; Tho many friends of Mr. W. It. Hough take pleasure in announcing him aa a candidate to succeed himself aa Senator from Kershaw County, aubject to the ruiea and regulation* of the Demo cratic primary. Many Friend*. T? the votera of Kerahaw County : At the aoiicitation of friends in ?>v ery aectlon of Kerahaw County, 1 have entered the race for the Htate Senate, and will abide the result of the Demo cratic primary, If elected I ahall di rect my thought and effort to further ing the agricultural and educational intereat of our County and Htate and shall endeavor to be of service to ev ery citizen of Kerahaw County. A. J. BBATTIK. I hereby aunounco myself a candi date for the Htate Henafce, subject to tho rules of the democratic primary. If elected I pledge my beat efforta to fnrt lier the liitereata of the people of my county and atate. Q. W. Moseley. FOR REPRESENTATIVE. I- hereby announce myself as a can didate .for the House of Representa tives from Kershaw County, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic primary. . LAURENS T> MILLS. Editor Chronicle: Believing that Mr. Norman S. Hichards, of Liberty Hill, would make Kershaw county an able man In the House of Representa tives, we hereby place his name before the voters of Kershaw county as a candidate for that office, subject to the rules of the Democratic party. Many Voters. At the solicitation of many of my friends throughout the county I here by announce myself as a candidate for Representative from Kershaw county. Two yearn a?o I received a flattering vote for this office and will appreci ate any' support glv?n me. Very respectfully, ' H. T. JOHNSON. r FOR AUDITOR. At the solicitations of my friends, and in consideration of the large vote I received In the race two years ago, I hereby announce myself a candidate for Couhty Auditor, subject to the rules and regulations governing the Democratic primary. JOSEPH O. McCASKILL. At the solicitation of a number of my friends and l>eing my own desire, I announce myself as a candidate for re-election as County Auditor, and so licit the support of the Democratic voters in the primary election, and if elected will discharge the duties of the office faithfully and efficiently. Respectfully,. W. F. RUSSELL. Ed. Chronicle: The many friends of Mr. L. W. West desire to announce him as a candidate for County Auditor for Kershaw Coumty, subject to the rules of the Democratic party of South Carolina. Mr. West is a man of sterling qualities and marked abili ty, and would make an able and effi cient Auditor. MANY FRIENDS. FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE. To the Democratic Votera of Ker shaw County: ? With a: high apprecia tion of past favors and assuring you that it will ever be my earnest .deSlre to serve you faithfully, I hereby an nounce myself a candidate for re-elec tion to thp office of Judge of Probate of Kershaw County subject to the rules of the primary election. Very sincerely and truly yours, w. l. Mcdowell. FOR TREASURER. We hereby place in nomination the name of Mr. D. M. McCasklll for re election to the office of County Treas urer, subject to the rules of the Dem ocratic primary, which position he has filled with courtesy and ability for sev eral terms. VOTERS. After consulting a few of my friends in different sections of the county, I have concluded to become a. candidate for Treasurer of Ker shaw County, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. I Respectfully, R. B. WILLIAMS. FOR MAGISTRATE. DeKalb Township. I hereby announce myself a candi date for . the office of Magistrate for DeKalb Township, subject to the roles of the Democratic primary. J. DOBY HUCKABEE, Deputy Sheriff. At the solicitation of friends J hejre try announce myself a candidate for Magistrate for DeKalb Township, subject to the rules of the Democratic prima rj D F. DIXON. Editor Chronicle: Please announce I Ik- name of Mr. 11. ?, UoMiikoii us a candidate fur Magistrate for J>eKalb Township, subject to the ruled of the Democratic primary. Many Frlom!*. - Dppw 1H vision Water*** Township. 1 hereby announce myself a can didate for the office of Magistrate for the upper division of Watereo Township, subject to tiie rules and regulations governing the Demo cratic Primary. English Branham. / lluffalo Township. The many friends of Mr. H. W. Northcutt wish to announce that he w.111 be a candidate for Magistrate at Bethune, and If elected he will make us a goo?| Magistrate. . VOTERS. Editor Camden Chronicle ? Plase an nounce the name of J. E. Copejand for re-election to the office of Magis trate for lower Buffalo Township, sub ject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic primary. Citizens of Beihune., t ? I | Magistrate Flat Rock Township. \ I announce my name as a candidate for re-election of Magistrate jp? |tyat Hock Township in the ensuing tyrljdaj"y election. James T. Truepdell. I hereby, announce myself a candidate for Magistrate for Flat ltock Township subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. F. G. PERRY, i I hereby announce myself a candi date for Magistrate In Flat Rock Town ship. , . W. A. CUNNINGHAM. TOWNSHIP COMMISSIONER DeKalb Township. ' At the solicitation of friends I het^ by announce myself a candidate for re-election for Township Commission er of I>eKalb Township.. . ; ; Very respectfully,: J N. McLEOD/ _______ . T <? ... | I hereby unnounce myself a candi date for Township Commissioners of DeKalb Township, subject to tke rules of the Democratic primary. J. K. DeKAT. Flat Rock Township. >? ?? ' I hereby announce myself u candi date for the" otlice of Township Com missioner for iFlat Rock Townspip, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic primary. J. C. FAULKENBERRY. __ .iv; Editor Camden Chronicle;" The many friends of L. B. Ogborn l>eg to nominate him as a candidate fot the office of Township Coinml&slotler of Flat Rock Township. Mr. Og burn Is fully competent to fill the office If elected. His Friends. I'- ? t;y- ? '? To the Democratic Voters of Flat Rock Township: I hereby announce myself a can didate f6* Township Commissioner of Flat Rock Township, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary election. J. Robert Magill. "Buffalo Township. I hereby announce myself a can didate for the office of Township Commissioner for Buffalo T?wnship, Kershaw county. * 1 will abide the result- of the Democratic primary. ^ W. E. Elliott. At the solicitation of my frfowlf! and in consideration of thp largo yote I received ill the race two years ago, I hereby announce myself a candidate for Township Commissioner for Buf falo ToWnship, subject to the rules and. regulations governing the Demo era tic Primary. T. F. HORTON. Editor Chronicle: The many friends of Mr. Amos West desire to place his name before the people of Buffalo Township for re-election to the office of Township Commissioner of this township, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic primary. Mr. West has done his full ditty in the capacity of Commissioner and the whole people of the township appreci ate thty fact. HIS FRI ENDS. Mr. Editor ? Please announce Mr. T. 1). Yar borough an a candidate for Township Commissioner for Buffalo Township. He will abide the result of the Democratic primary. He is the. right man for the right place. HIS FRIENDS. Editor Camden Chronicle: Please announce Mr. Amos M. Horton a can-, dldate for Township Commissioner for Buffalo Township, subject to the rules of the Democratic party. Mr. HoTton enjoys the confidence and gpod will of every citizen in the community and would make a good .commissioner. Ills Many Friends. Wateree Township. Mr. Editor: We the friends pt #r. J<#hu Habon, Jr., are announce bliu M * caud the office of Townahlp Cc....?IBWo? er for Wateree Township. w? \)ti lleve that If Mr. Rabon U Uou^ with the Domination that he win render Kood service for the i>ood1? hi toe dl|6bir(? Of thu dutle* th?r?. of. Many Friends of Went Water*. Three days m<m- i<> ic?>xi->t**r Primaries. The Club Hulls ? io*? July JifcHb. l>o II Now. FINAL DISCHARUkT "* Notice Is hereby given that om month from 0U? date on .Saturdat the 11 rat day of August, 1014, I wlll render a flual account of my actinia and doliiKa aa Administratrix of tE estate of F. It. Alexander, decesaSi to the Probate Court of Korshaw coun' ty, and on the same day will apply tot a final dlacharge from my trust an hut* Admlnatratrix, All peraona having demand* acalaat said estate will present them for m*. rnent on or before that day, provi and authenticated, or ibe forever barr. ed. Mrs. Belle Alexander, Administratrix. Camden, S. C., July 1, 1914. v CITATION. ^ Mime >>f South Carolina, County of Kershaw. i mfiim i - By/ W. hi McDowell, Esq Probati i i Judge. Whereas, James B. DeLoaehe, made pult to me to graht him letters of ad mil titration of the estate of and ef. f^-fn'p/ Mrs. M. K. DeLoache. ? ? ^ These are, therefore, to cite and ad. ny^nw* all and singular the kindred and, creditors of the naid Mrs. M. E rtetxmehe, deceased, that they he and ttpfrenf before rue, in the Court of Pro birte,* jfco be held at Camden, ?. <v on Jtfly 23rd, next, after publication there of, 7at '11 o'clock In the forenoon, to Hh<>\V chuse, if any they have, why the i sftid "Administration should not be panted. (ilvon under my *hand. thin 9th day of July, A. D., 1914. ,,v w. l. Mcdowell, ?Judge of Probate for Kershaw i V County. Published on the 10th and 17th days of Jtl^, 1914, in the Camden Chronicle '.aid pbAted at the Court House door for Jtne tittfe prescribed by law. ; FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice Is hereby given that one month from this date, on Saturday, Augim? 22, 1914, I will make my flrtai yetur)i uh Administratrix of the estate oz B. M. Pearce, Jr., to the Probate Court of Kershaw County, and apply thereto for a final discharge as said Administratrix. , " MipT ELLEN I.. PEARCE, Administratrix, ^umdep, S. C., July 18, 1914. -L? ? -U, CAROLINA BOND & MORT GAGE COMPANY . Authorized Capital $250, 006.9# . 1008 Union Bank Building COLUMBIA, S. C. . Ffftm Loans Negotiated throughout South Caro- 1 Una on improved farm lands in soma . of $3,000.00 and upward on five years time at reasonable Interest rates and terms. Call or write for information and application forms and arrange approv al for loans to meet obligations mature ing within the next few months. J. L. Mimuaugli, President ft. A. Kahler, Vice President T. B. Stackhouse, Vice President L. M. Hawkins, Secretary and Tress . T. F. Sherwood. Asst. Sec. snd Tress. Barron. MoKuy, Frierson A MoffStt, General Counsel. W, M. SHANNON, Local CeunaeU* Kershaw County, Camden, 8. C. Wood's Trade Mark Crimson Clover Is Best Quality Obtainable, of High Tested Germina tion and Purity, Crimson Clover is a wonderful soli improver; also makes splendid fall, winter and spring grazing, theearliest green feed, or a good hay crop. A crop of Crimson Ckver turned under is equal to a good application of stable manure, and Its value as a . ho i I -imp rover is worth |20. to $30. per acre. Wood's Descriptive Fall Catalog giving full information about CRIMSON CLOVER. ALFALFA, 4 - t*;;- '? and all FARM and GARDEN SEEDS for Fall sowing, mailed on request. Write lor Catalog and prices of any Seeds required. T. W. WOOD & SONS, Seedsmen, - Richmond, Va. , A Full Literary. Scientific and Technical tution. This course leads to the degrae of Baohefoi frf _??l noering, and constitutes a sound start for almoat any ln<lo?nej P , The College own> # splendid buildings of ,laH> thorough equipment. Its Faculty of fifteen college- trained ape? ?!? and tutors is large enough to Insure the atnonntof personal in and individual attention so essential to the beat .. ? -n(? The Campus life is most wholesome, and the trndltJoni i of h^rsn morality aro high. Thare 1* no hiwirn?- Athletics 8fe"imaCTTOi mrrfnlTj- *nper\Msed by the Faculty. Gymnasium WOTk Is CODl^ ?i The athiotic work of Nowberr* College in lata y**? h?" among the South Carolina Colleges. The rollgloua life Ja *" moral and spiritual welfare Of the BAhftAt a ?h School for Youiig Men ....... o ...v }<iunii men 01 me Honth the best educational advantages, wilder positive Christian influences, at the minimum exp?tM>, Founded In 1KT>0 and holds a recogniied position amrtng the high-grade Institutions of the South. ? ProTidti (U aut Littrary CearM Uaiiag ?? Um D*cr*? el A. R. Including Ancient and Modern languages, English, History, Mathematics, Social and Political Economy. Oratory and Natural Sciences. Also a post graduate course leading to the Degree of Maxtor Of Arts. Oficn a loar-yrsr CearM ia Elrrtrkal sad Mt<l>iiicil EifiaHtiai in aaperat* buildings, w ith fully equipp?>d shops and laboratories, all necessary ap paratus and appliances, under a separate corps of experienced Instructors, lias the gr? at advantage of being connected with a regular literary iusti uaiei. session opens Sept?tnl>?r 17, 1914, ForoaUloguo and particulars, nddrosa Rev. J. Henry Harms* D. D., ... President, - - ?? "? - Newberry, S. C. tory ftfhool departwwMU f<?r h'uh out #1Maln*?on. A propara