The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 31, 1914, Image 8
R?mb?rt? New* Notes.
Koinberts, July Tll?* droiiKht In
fearful herO. HllO colli Is a tiling of
the paid and cotton Is KolltK down mi
<lor the withering: heal. Tivim tiro dy
1 iik hi tho woods. It mil k?*>> ono f ? ? I
1*1 ik*' to h<?o his hard work U" UU'lOC In
tlilx way, hut It in it .v Iw all for lla* f?est.
IMhkuIi church, ia*ar hen-, enjoyed a
Hue moot I uk h?hl w<vk l(c\ J ,\V
Trul lick aided (ho pardm. Yhi* coiigl'c
KiilluiiK woj'o la ru?* ami tho hajutvlor
wiim llllc. Ho VOI l add 1 1 ImiH to tilt'
church ami tho church Kroatly revived.
A nuiuhor of vlnitorx attended tho xer
iuoiih ?| tii'liiK I he wi?Ok. Aiiioiik them
we Hotlce<| l(ou. W. Moseloy, a
promlueut candidate for the Somite of
Kershaw county, and Mlxscs Fthoi
HiDIH), Itcs-de HatMeld. Kale Mo.-,?'le> . .
and l?oht Mcl^'od, four pretty younx
ladles from Korxhu w and I #ee count lex.
On tho lind .Sunday In August, Itev,
S. I). Halley, of Korxhaw, will aid In
a meotiiiK to he held here at McHeod'x
church.
Sunday Key. Mr. Colo preiicjiod the
funeral of a lady at Marshall's (-lunch.
'ITiIh week lie will aid Itov. S. II, Mat
Hold In a uioetliiK at Heiivi'r Main
church.
Miss Mthol Smith, of Camden, Is vis
It 1 iik Mi', 'I'. M. Ihadley'H family.
Miss Hexxle Mat Hold, of Sheppard,
visited relatives and friends here lasl
weok.
Miss Kate Moseley visited friends
here ias( weok.
Stockton News Notes.
lloy kins, S. July 211.? Mr. l/oroy
Humphries, of <i??rueto\vn, has hoon
visit i iik his parol) Is, Mr. and Mrs. .1. C.
I lumpiirles.
Miss Hemic Swinnie, of < 'hostorfleld,
is the Knost. of Miss Kthol I Inniphrles,
I Mr. Charllo SowoH Is vlslthiK rein
.tlvos and frlomlH. in Martsvillo.
Miss Dtla Watts, of Camden, spoilt
the week end with Mix* (01 lud I lum
piirles. ,
, Mr. W .11. Hon roi>,- jjf Camden, spent
.Sunday with Ids father, Mr. It. M.
I'oarce.
Mr. Alva Humphries was a visitor to
this seel Inn Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Soweli. of Harts
vllle, visited at the lioiqo of Mrs. It. I..
So well last week.
?
Mi ss Lmiviui Humphries has return
*?< I from a campiiiK trip at Moiitreai,
K. t
Mr. 'I'oia . Humphries visited In die
Stockton neighborhood Saturday and
Sunday. *
Misses Sara Humphries and Sal llo
Hoarce returned Wednesday from I 'lies
tertiehl.
Miss Maude ihudttcr ontortrrtivod a
few ol her friends Saturday iilKllt In
honor of Miss Swhuiie. Ices and cake
was served.
Ml ss Ktltci Humphries entert ii ineil
ho.r friends with a rook party Friday
evenliiK.
Misses HoVuicc Svvinuie ami l.thel
Humphries spent Monday ulKht with
Miss Horoua I lumphiios
StrikiiiK coal minors near Ft. Smith.
Ark., Fiidii,\ last destroyed proper
ty worth ahoiit .f'JOO.tKMi h.v lire and dy
namite. v '
SMITH GETS OVATION.
Smith and Manning Appeared
Favorites at Charleston.
< 'tin I le*|on, N, C,, .Inly ??V About
.VM( < 'InirlcKtnii citizen* ami' a few la
die* heard t li<* candidate# for governor
and other utate uHlew Hpeak hero ye*
tOI"<hl> afternoon. The yu'etlug begin
i lllivc at four o Vloi-k All elevoh as*
pi en 1 1 1 for the governorship were pres
out, n f h l tin* "features" of the utter
ances lu i Ids race were the attack*
it I m >11 Hie New* ii iid Courier by John
(I, I i 1 1 * 1 1 it i*< I h, ('luult'H Carroll Slmms
find Lowndes J. Drowning.
Major Itli'liardH en mo In for <;</iiMld
erable In in lui Mr I iik at t ki?* liuudw of two
other Hlease candidate*, W. C, Irby,
Jr., and C. <\ Slmms. John (J. (Mink
scales was hissed at timi?* h.v a j>or
tlon of the audience, hut thin did not
deter lilin from plainly expressing hi*
views, and Id* wtaud on the matter of
law enforcement was applauded fre
quently hy a majority of the crowd,
The mention of (iovernor BJettHe'n
inline brought hotli cheers and hlsse*.
Mendel I-. Smith received practically
an ov-atlon, and little nhorf of one
was the reception of Hlchard I. Man
n 1 1 iK- All the candidates for governor
declared of enforcing the laws.
M. < Willis, fur adjutant general,
had rattier m hard time making his
SJHJeeh. The friends of \V. \V. Moore
appearing greatly in the majority. The
next meeting of this campaign will he
held at St. (Jeorge Tuesday, the va
rious candidates returning to their
homes for 'a rest In the meantime.
Who is W. F. Stevenson?
( Political Advertisement.)
For What does 1k; stand notoriously?
First, for economy, Do you know that
congress In the last two years has
spent on creeks and
rivers and harbors? 'Phis has not help
ed H^e jieople of th Fifth District one
penny. South Carolina'* share of that
money according to population would
he !fir?S,tMKMMHMM). If they had put
that on our post roads instead of in
creeks and habors and rivers every
man in South Carolina would have a
good road at hand. During that term
our whole state government has cost
only $'.*0,0( >0,000.00, We wonhl have
about. two and a half times as much
for our roads as It takes to run the
w hole state government, and instead
of its being used to benefit our roads
it has been dumped Into creeks and
rivers and harbors, and almost none
of It has been seen in South Carolina.
They have Just passed a bill through
the house carrying $S0,(HM),(HH>.(H) and
the senate will add to it. Stevenson
says, cut down "that steal," a* Hen
| Tillman call* II and build roads to the
fanners' doors.
What does the farmer say about
this? (Jive Steveson a chance, and lie
will do his best,, not only to "put the
Fifth district on the map,* but to put
the farmers' of the Fifth district on
the map also.
Mrs. T. K. A me r son. of St. Charley,
Is I lie guest of Mrs. \Y. I(. Hough.
MARY E. HAMPTON
REGISTERED NURSE
l>Hi'hain, N. C. ; paused State Bd.
of South Carolina; post graduate
of l.lncoln Hospital, New York, N.
Y. Residence 1)10 Campbell Ave.,
Telephone Camden, S. C.
POWERS CARPET CLEANING AND RUG COMPANY
The most modern and host equipped plant In the state for rn? and car
pet cleaning. Our scouring process makes your earpet look new. Carets
altered and rema<le. Out of town work given prompt attention. We
guariiutcc our work to ho the hest. Write us for estimates stating the
quality ami size of rugs. ?
Powers Carpet Cleaning and Rug Company,
I ."?!> Wcntworth Street, Charleston, S.
Disease
TUli WESTON
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Sanitary Septic Tank
Affords the rural homo all theconveniences, the comforts, the PROTECTION
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furnish a swarming place for Hies and a hot-bed for disease perms, to cause
6 tn harassment.
Installed just beneath the surface; never needs attention. The processes
of nature through the action of bacteria disintegrate the organic matter and
eventually it seeps out into the ground, harmless water ami mineral matter.
No odor. Constructed of nun forced concrete, on the most approved lines,
in our plant at Columbia and shipped to customers complete. Simple, easy
to install, far cheaper and vastly more edicicnt than any makeshift.
Approved by health authorities.
It coats you nothing; puts you under no obligations to find out all about
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you to aKord your home modern conveniences and protection against dis
ease.
WESTON & BROOKER. INC., Manufacturers
COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA
Iluii. I>. K. Flnley For Ite-Klration.
\NV are nniln?rl/?*?l to announce ttx*
>ut iii?* of IK M, Finley us a ctti^idnlu
for reelection to Congrew from the
Fifth < 'ongrcHHlonal District, subject to
the rulmi of (ho Democratic primary.
FOR THE SENATE.
Mr. Editor; The many friend*
of Mr. W. U, Hough take pleasure
ill announcing* him au u candidate
to sricceed himaelf hh Senator from
Kershaw County, subject to the
rule* mill regulation* of the Demo
cratic primary. Many Friend*.
To the voters of Kerahaw County:
At the solicitation of friends ill ev
cry section of Kershaw County, I have
entered the race for the State Henate,
it nd will abide the roHtilt of the Deuio
cratic primary. If elected I shall di
rect my thought and effort to further
ing the agricultural and educational
intereat of our County and .State and
shall endeavor to l>e of service to ev?
ery citizen of Kershaw County.
A. J. HKATTIK.
+ ? ?
' I hereby announce uiyaeif a candi
date for t lie State Senate, aubject to
the rule* of the democratic primary,
if elected I pledge my beet efforts to
furt her the interests of the people of
my county and state. (J. W. Moacley.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
I lie re by announce myaelf aa a can
didate for the House of Repreeenta
tlveH from Kershaw County, aubject
to the rules and regulations of the
Democratic primary.
LAURENS T. MILLS.
Editor Chronicle; Believing that
Mr. Norman S. Richards, of Liberty
Hill, would make Kerahaw county an
aide man in the House of Representa
tives, we hereby place his -name before
the voters of Kershaw county ns a
candidate for that otlicc, aubject 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 years ago I received a llatterlng
vote for this oillce and will appreci
ate any support given me.
Very resjiectfully,
II. T. JOHNSON.
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 County- Auditor, subject to the
rules and regulations governing Vjie
Democratic primary.
JOSEPH <i. MeCASKILL.
At the solicitation of a number of
my friends and being 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 otllce faithfully and ettlclently.
Respectfully,
\V. F. RUSSELL.
Fid. Chronicle: ?The many friends
of Mr. L. \V. West desire to announce
him as a candidate for County Auditor
for Kershaw County, 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.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE.
To the Democratic Voters of Ker
shaw County : ? With a high apprecia
tion of past favors and assuring you
that it will ever l)e my earnest desire
to serve you faithfully, I hereby an
nounce myself a candidate for re-elec
tion to the oltice of Judge of Probate
of Kershaw County subject to the
rules of the primary election.
Very siweerely and truly yours,
\v\ l. Mcdowell.
FOR TREASURER.
Wo hereby place in nomination the
inline of Mr. 1). M, McCaskill for nv
olection to the otllce of County Treas
urer, subject to the rules of the Dem
ocratic primary, which position he has
tilled with courtesy and ability for sev
eral terms. VOTERS.
After consulting a few of my
friends In different sections of the
county. 1 have concluded to become
a candidate for Treasurer of Ker
shaw County, subject to the rules of
the Democratic primary.
ItesiH'ctfully,
K. It. WILLIAMS.
Mr. Creed for Treasurer.
1 hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the otllce of Treasurer of
Kershaw county, subject to the rules
of the Democratic primary. If elected
I promise to faithfully discharge the
duties of the otllce. .1. K. CREED.
FOR MAGISTRATE.
DeKalb Township.
1 hereby announce myself a candi
date for the otllce of Magistrate for
DeKalb Township, subject to the rules
of tln? Democratic primary.
J. DORY HUCKAREE.
Deputy Sheriff.
At the solicitation of friends I here
by announce myself a candidate for
Magistrate for DeKalb Township,
subject to the rules of the Democratic
primary. D. F. DIXON.
Editor Chronicle: Please announce
the name of Mr. 11. C. Robinson as n
candidate for Magistrate for ? DeKalb
Township, subject to the rules of the
Ihnnoeratle primary. Many Friends.
I'pper Division Wateree Township.
I hereby announce myself a can
didate for the office of Maoist rato
for the upper division of Watered
Township, subject to the rules and
regulations governing the Demo
cratic Primary. *
English Br&nham.
TOWNSHIP COMMISSIONER
I>eK?lb Township.
At tho solicitation of friends I here
by announce myself a candidate for
reflection for Township Conimhudon
or of DeKalb Township.
Very rosi>octfully,
.1 N. Me LEO I).
1 hereby announce myself a candl
for Township Commissioners of
DeKalb Township, subject to the rules
of the Democratic primary.
J. K. I>oKAY.
Flat Kock Township.
1 hereby announce my wolf a candi
date for tho olllco of TpwUsUtp OoRt*
mlsslonor for Flat Hook Township,
subject to the rules und regulations
of tho Democratic primary.
J. C. FfcULKKNllEUKY,
Editor Camdon Chroniclo: The
many friends of h. D. Oghtirn beg
to nominate him as a candidate for
the olllco of Township Commissioner
of Flat Hock TowiiBhji). Mr. Og
burn is fully competent to fill the
office if olocted. Ills Friends.
To the Democratic Voters of Flat
Hock Township:
I hereby announce myself a can
didate for Township Commissioner
of Flat Hock Township, subject to
the rules of the Democratic primary
election. J. Hobert Magill.
Buffalo Township.
I hereby announco myself a can
didate for the office of township
Commissioner for Buffalo Township,
Kershaw county. 1 will abide the
result of the Democratic primary.
W. Elliott.
At the - solicitation of my friends,
and in consideration of the large vote
I received in tho race two years ago,
I hereby announce myself ii candidate
for Township Commissioner for Buf
falo Township, subject to the rules
and regulations governing the I)eino
cnitie Primary. \
T. F. 1IOHTON.
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 ofllce
of Township Commissioner of tills
township, subject to the rules and
regulations of the Democratic primary.
Mr. West has done his full duty in
the capacity of Commissioner and the
whole i>copie of the township appreci
ate this fact. IIIS FHIENDS.
HoffaU Township.
The many frlendu of Mr. II. W.
N'orthcutt wlah to announce that he
wHl Im* a candidate for Magistrate ut
lift hunt', u n?t If ol acted lie will inuke
ux ii k?hm| Magistrate
VOTKUS.
Kdltor Camden Chronicle -IMuse uit
nouuce the uuine of J. 10. Copland
fur re-election to 1 1??- < of Magis
trate for lower Buffalo Township, sub
.leet to the rule* and regulations of
tlu* Democratic primary.
, Citizens of ltethune.
Magistrate Flat Rock Township.
1 announce my name us 11 candidate
for re-election of Magistrate^ of Flat
Hock Township in the ensuing primary
election. James T. Truesdeil.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for Magistrate for Flat ltock Township
subject to the rules of the Democratic
primary. F. O. PERRY.
I hereby announce myself a candl*
date for Magistrate la Flat Hock Towii
Ohlp.
W. A. CUNNINGHAM.
Mr. Editor ? Please announce Mr. T.
D. YaVborough as a candidate for
Township Commissioner for Buffalo
Township. He will abide the result
of the Democratic primary. He is the
right man for the rl?lit place.
HIS FKIENDS.
Editor Camden Chronicle: Please
announce Mr. Amos M. Ilorton a can
didate for Township Commissioner for
Buffalo Township, subject to the rules
of the Democratic party. Mr. Horton
enjoys the confidence and good will of
every citizen in the community and
would make a good commissioner.
Ills Many Friends.
Wateree Township.
' Mr. Editor: We the friends of
Mr. John Raboni Jr., are pleased to
announce' him as a candidate for
the office of Township Commission
er for Wateree Township. Wo be
lieve that if Mr. Habon is honored
with the nomination that he will
render good service for the people
In the discharge of the duties there
of.
Many Friends of West Wateree.
CAROLINA BOND & MORT
GAGE COMPANY
Authorized Capital $25(^000.00
1008 Union Hank Building
COLUMBIA, S. C.
Farm Loans
Negotiated throughout South Caro
lina on improved farm lands in sums
of $3,000.00 nnd .upward on five years
time at reasonable Interest rates and
terms. ,
Call or write for information and
application forms and arrango approv
al for loans to meet obligations matur
ing within the next few mouths.
J. I j. Mimnaugh, President
H. A. Kahler, Vice President
T. B. Stackhouse, Vice President
Li M. Hawkins, Secretary nnd Treas .
T. P. Sherwood, Asst. Sec. and Treas.
Barron, McKay, Friersou & MofTatt,
General Counsel.
W. M. SHANNON, Ixwal Counsel for
Kershaw County, Camden, S. C.
FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice is hereby given that. . oiwi
month from this date, on Saturday,
August 2*2. 1014. I will make my final
return as Administratrix of the estate
of B. M. Pearee, Jr., to the Probate
Court of Kershaw County, and apply
thereto for a final discharge as said
Administratrix.
Mrs. HI. I. EN I,. PEARCE,
Administratrix.
Camden, s. C., July IS, 1914.
' A big meeting of farmers will be
held at Uoek Hill August 20th.
" . v ? >*
The Relishable Kind of Soda
is tlu< kind we Hiirve from dur fotin.
tii in <ooi, cheering, thirat upj*}**
in-, 'l it** in i dfop h 1 1' i Hi.- ^
are equally i?ure and tempting^
.perfectly' dolloloua, Flavmwi to
HUlt all tawtOH ttUd funcieH, 1111(1 Ju?t
(> 1 T
enough Ice-cream to make It imjnI.
tlvely refro?Ulng ut all hours. Tbl?
Ik the UealthleHt drink one e*n
take In the Hummer time and like
wl?e the most economical.
J
> Camden Candy Kitchen
We Deliver Ice Cream to All Perls of the City.
Phone 78. Camden, S. C.
WANTED? -To Buy Cattle
Highest cash price paid for good cAttle-fat or poor- all
must be free from cattle tick.
Camden Beef Cattle Farms
FRED E. PERKINS. Sp.ci.1 Parser L. 1. GUION. Propria,
Attention All Machinery Owners
' When you install Machinery you need a chain block. We have them
from 500 lb. capacity to 0,000 lb. capacity. Sell you a 2,000 lb. capacity for
f 10.00. Gin Saw Iilcre and Gummers In stock. Filers $25.00. Delivered
by Express. . _
COLUMBIA SUPPLY COMPANY, 823 West Gervaii St., Columbia, S. C.
We Stand at the Top
of the shoe trade in this city be
cause our shoes are always the
newest In style, the most, reasona
ble in price and the most reliable
in service. See our new ladles'
slippers and the first two proposl
tlons will be plain. Buy and wear
a pair and the third w^Jl be proven.
McCaskill Bros.
CAMDEN, S. C.
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Clinton, S. C.
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