The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 21, 1916, Image 4
THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE
H. I>. Nlla? *??d /
? ? Publish***.
B. N. MrlWwWI )
Published every Friday it 1H>9 No.
Broad tftreet, and enter. d it tb? Cam
dan poatoltUv as second cla** mall mat*
t#r. Prke per annum $1.00.
We are clad to receive communica
tion* of a reasonable length, but an
laoportant condition of their publlca
tlon lit that they shall in. all ca*?* be
accompanied by ttie fnlt name and
exact address of the seuder. <>bttn
; arlcs, resolution* of re*|>ect, and church
Qotlcvx will not be charged for. Mat
ter* of purely a personal nature will
be c barged for at the rate of five cent*
a line. WliUltej' or |?atent medicine
advertisement* will not be accepted at
any price. ltate* for dUplay adver
tlMlng made known on application.
( '.iiiidtii. s. -inl* 'i r ? 1 1.
We <*tt 1 1 attention in i? card friunj
Mr. I,. A. Wltlk??\\ sk>. sw N?rj of
I h?> ma km meeting held Wednesday ,
evening. ?-t? 1 1 f nt; f?>r another meeting j
thin afternoon at the o|teni house. The j
CTironlcle ho|H*> :i hirgt* nuintKT I M !
Ik- In attendance and s\v are glad to'
know thai (t><- unanimous expressions ;
heard on all ?*lde* I- "Itulhl Another
Bridge "
(liKU t p Week will he on III Camden ;
from July "J 1 to July iiK Health ? >f- j
H(i?r Wilson will inspeet the premises |
on the 'JMh.
I
"This office like many of the other'
weekly pa|s*r* I??h lieen without its !
usual weekly ami semi-weekly ex- j
changes and will cvrtaluly welcome i
onr friends hack t ?* our disk wheiif
trains liegln moving again
Ilemeinber the roll hooks close next j
Tuesday. The < 'hr??nlcle will expect ;
you art^ind its bulletin board on the
night of the returns. See to It thflt j
you have your name on the roll and
help your man to win.
Candidate* are notified that August ;
12 will he the last day for tiling pledge* 1
ami paving assessments. in the uieati- }
time don't forget to have your friends i
place their names on the club rolls,
County Campaign Dates.
Uelliune. Monday. August 14th. at j
10 aJ m.
Haley's Mills. Tuesday. August l.*?th
10 a. m.
Kershaw. Wednesday. August 10th.
10 a. in.
Westvllle. Thursday. \u?'im 17th.
10 a. m.
Libert \ I till. M?mda>. August 'Jl.-t.
10 a. in
HuImiii? I 'ri??/?. lb?ad-. Wednc-?da \ .
August L'.'tn I . Hi a. in
Blaue,y. Thursday. August ?Jlrli. II
a. m.
Camden. J'ridav. \ugu>l J.'illi. |> hi.
FlH'ton- School House. S?itiird;iy.
August liOth. > 1 1. ui.
Special Notice
To lli*' Tragic and I*nl?l it- in
<?nrrr:tl: We Marled a markH
here a few month* ago on ;i
fonsiv giving t ti** lowest
possible prire> f<-r <a>h. mid
wish lo si 'tit* thai hc are ill
continuing to do l?nsiue*s oil III"
Mine principle. Choire fre^i
JUrats, Hreukfn- 1 ''"ctci. H'tim.
elt\, at I he lowest fio.s-.ilih* mo
ney-yni inu pri'-es for <?:?*.! j. \
f?;iirantee of "??:?h!-. :w?d
sqpare <1 'ul?i:? with ??:? i-h pur
chase our uu*(!i?d.
Thanking you fer pa^t f:n.?r-?
and soliritin^r your future busi
ness, we are
\otirs to nrtne.
CASH CENTRAL MARKET
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G07 Win! Rutirti'ge i'trcct
Phone >*??. I Camden. S. C\
THK IWVKITTKN flWOT |
(iuhtfWI(#fUl Kwwd in S*Mlh Cart*
Him Hlt?cr 1?7? Ke?i*w?*.
4 lit till edilorhil Thur*da>. W v 4#'
illl?U-d m M-nleine Willi WUfdi!
.'The unwrltleii custom I* 1? te-?.deet
a drm-nhi* Kovyriior uimImt term."
We have I*mmi taken to tu??k. and Wtt
have looked ii|? ill** retard to *#r if
thl* *t?remeut v\rt" JuMltled.
Kn>ry ipiv^riiiir hIiiiv 1X7W, who ha*
served one i ??rm mill a-ked for the
*H-Ojlti llMM tieCII reelected, Mot H Mill
tfU* lllttv l?M* >t??* OCCU|MI?*t of lilt* K?l
hcmntwint mansion hem tlcfrntctt nf
rer h -< 1 1 1 tt* t?*ri?? <?f two year*. . f>?f*
] follow theifoverimr* ?|n<v l*7h:
Wade |laiu|?tou served oue tenii,
|h77 TJi, iiikI wn# re-eleclwl. I'jhhi Mm
if->lj:iui t toil. Iii order to go to t li?* Culled
j State* KfiiHIf. he hhh huc< -ceded hy \V.
1 1 Simpson, I. Ifut. (loveruor. who held
I tlf ottice a your Mini eight months. tll??U
I resigned t" chlcvf Jii-dlee of tin* mi
preiue court. The president pro-teiu of
i the senate. 'I'. It. Jeter. then tilled the
remainder of (lie second term f? ?r which
I I 1 1 ii | it i >u li.i > I 1 >? i i * fleeted.
Johnson IIhummM. South C'lirollnu'M
war hero hitvihI one term, iSKu-Nii, km
governor. and vva* not a raiiiiiilate for
re-election
Hindi S. Tin Million nerved one term
wit* relet ted Ikvj.sij, imt liefore hi* ?e
t*oi ii I term was out resigned to become
assistant see ret nr. v of the treasury tin*
tier President Cleveland. Ill* term wax
II I let I out jiyMoliii < Sheppard.
John I' Kh hardson ttervetl one term
anil Wtt- re elected 1H8CMIO.
Iteiijamhi It. Tillman served one
term, ami Was reelc<ted tSfMMH.
John i Jury Rvans served one tetiil
1n}M-1?7. a ml Wttit not a candidate for
reelection. as he went In the raee for
I'nitet! States senator.
W. II, KIlMrhe served one term 184*7
IM?. wax reeleetetl for a second term,
hut si h ?ii died, ami Lieutenant (lover
nor M. It. McSwceney completed the
remainder of his term, almost t %%<>
years.
Itetca riling that as a tlr*t term. <Jov>
erm?r MeSweeiiev wits re-elected IVflHi
H'i.
l?. ('. Hey ward served one term, and
was le-eleeted H?CM?7.
Martin 1*'. Ansel ser\ed one term and
was re-elected 1007-11.
ft ?le I.. Itlense served one term and
was re-elected llMI-lti.
i if the eleven governors si nee 1N70
two did not a'sk for re-election, the
other nine did. and were re-elected.
I >ocs rhnt look tike "an unwritten cus
tom" to ''re-elect a deserving gover
nor'/" We suWuilt that the phrase lisetl
was' Jn>tltie?l. ami when those that
think otherwise will have to how to
the reeord- of history. ? i iransrehuri;
Times ami I leiutM-riit.
HETIIt NE NEWS NOTES.
A Chronicle of Happenings From Our
Kegulttr Corre?i|>on<lent.
)'.??( Iiiiim*. .1 1 1 1 \ -.Mr-. .1. It. <Wilil
1 1 1 ; i ii ami i-Jiililrcii returned from a
fivn w?*f?k- \ i*it to ivlriti vt?? at < ; i l!?t?rt,
l.irt If Mountain ami I * ?>? j ???rl t \ . Ia*t
Sumla \ .
M<-*-- v r Kii rz. .1 ;m. A M<-( 'us
Kill .lii'i f M ? ' t j-i | u.ft Monthly
nirht i '?!! in? ?< irwt t<? l{a IHirti.
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.M r. :ti!?i Mr- tft. \i?!'f tt'Mltl . ??f
!!:-l>i ji\ -> ? nt ;i ? I : ? \ nr -? > in t ? ?>>? n
iaM \v?*i>U v. irii n-iai i\
'I'll,. nit-rl ihL.' at I ? n ? I lit) IK*
I 'i t-l.\ tmia n < "n !\ \\ II I ?? *tri ? i mi tin*
li' - t V "?':>< *% ??-;?!?? I ? I-. f I .;>! I (if J Jj|?
Itll't (m||| I i? l;t - if -Ml I il. :i- 1 1 1? ? r I
>' r - f M.-ISrr. .lit- I In
I I ? l ! ' 1 1 1 i 1 1 ; ( !..?? :? s ? ? ? Ili,' 5M I ? ! ! ' - t
' I ff M ;? -. .!.?'? .<!?? n. a> !??<?? < t i ? ? : i -
!.'i-t ?!?!* - ?? ? r? i"it< l#'in i ?
' 1*1 . Mi: 't I .! '..'Ifllt
? i : i vr? * I ? ? ? r ? ? ? - . i ami
i . in tM- \ i? :." t>. Mar-hall's
'? ? ! .\mii- - i i* ? ? k . v. a- I'arHal
.... li.-i; : A l\ *. II T : : ~J . 1 : *? ? r of -ti.VT
tine- wcif 1 1 ; . i w ?? I'on'ii ami fenros in
I' - tli Tin* front
!???!< i' ? W in. I ' I !??'?! Imu^t*. riilnrpil.
a ? lituu n ili i \ v i?. A low pla?v just
r-; . r tin- ? I ? ? j ii ? t l?.i- i'i'4Mi covered
\ r . . i t -ii.i,.' t In- -ti'ini ami
i c 't'"'1-' f Ik- Iia\ ?? Ih'imi
? . ? ri<l?*< i>ii it.
^ i * !.:(?? >- It. Mel 'dv, nf Melt***
t i-uTt i . .? *e r..t -.tj|K-f visor fur
< - 1 ? ? ? I < i'iiiit.\. vva- in town Tues
1. 1 \
\| - - II'mm'v .>(' Salmla. Is s|m*ii< I i n>r
? ? ?tth thr frnrtity of Iter.
A X'
A. r * iva? i* I ?? ? 1 1 1 tr ?"omhi? Iml
at Hand.* firove churt-b this ? wk.
, ? ,lu firiiii* u ifcjt X AtM'L I'ia I p I|M k'4>
M?i(t (Mr iuteiv?t)> in th<> gvrowf in;
rear of I he I tank of H?*thuue to Mr.
Sid McCa*ktll who will ctMiituci the
bunlne** m( the ?miih- ?iuu?l- ', : ,
Tfif latinl purchaser* of cars in (bin
MH'tlitli in Mr A. K Mcloiurlii. of
, tWthuue. and Mr. \V. II. liaU'llfft', of
ll?l* S?|M|,V (inH't* iH'dUMI.
MKK CHIEF HKHRKNN COMING.
Will Instruct ('mhcIni hrrtnfti mi
Frid?>, July ?Hlh.
TIm? follow lug letter aildiwcd to
Mayor VhUm and tire T'hlcf Voting
froiu in *urancc 0WUlltMloMf 1
tcr Is Itlfiiynll .T ?
"Captain I^hiIs lk?limiM. 4 *UU?f ^ t?f
the Fire l>ep<trtu)eitt of CharlMtoii, S
has most generously offered Ids
service* to the state to visit the vari
ous towns of the state to give thej
munlcliml authorities. the lire dci?art
mcuts and all other* Interested In. tire
prevention the benefit of Ids lifelong]
expert* pre in preventing losses fiom*
tires.
"On July 'jKlli Chief Behrens will
visit your t/iwn representing the In
Hiiranee iH'parlment of South Carolina,
lie will Im- prepared to Instruct the
fire departments in the latest and un>st
approval methods i'( tire fighting; not
only in the skillful use of its tspiip
Hient. hut In the methods of prevent
ing damage to buildings, and more
particularly to contents : to Indicate
methods of tire prevention and Illus
trate the lieneiltH of lus|>ection of build*
hues and premise* hy firemen.
"I feel ijulte sure that you will give
Chief Behrens a warm welcome and
that you will use your l?est endeavors
to give him an enthusiastic hearing.
4,I should greatly appreciate It if
a meeting could he held at the liead
?pia iters of your tire department to
which all of your officials, your tire
men and. all others Interested In pre
venting loss from lire should Ik? in
cited to meet and hear Chief Behrens.
"As this Is a gratuitous and |Mitrlot
ic servhv of Chief Behrens and one
which I believe will result in greut
benefit to the |>eople of the state, I
aui bespeaking for him your most cor
dial welcome and eo-o|>eratlon."
I'rjes Enrollment.
All voters of Shepard precinct are
hereby urged to call and have thelf
names phn-ed on the roll hook at W.
K. Hall's store, There are a uurnber
who have not yet regUi??r<?d and fht?
time is getting short.
\V. K. Hall. Secretary.
Wednesday's News Summary.
Special to The Chronicle.
Kivers are falling in upper and cen
tral South Carolina. Heavy damage
has been done in all sections to proper
ty and crops. Railway communication
badly crippled. .About forty lives lost
| in Western North Carolina. Summer
resorts rut off by rail but not harmed,
i Russians have penetrated Carpathians
| and now are days' march into Hungary,
j Italians claim more advances. No bit;
: moves in West. Prohibitionist Natiou
1 al convention flow in session to nomi
nate ifanley or Sulier. Senate Tues
day passed bill for 10 capital ships.
| eight to lie begun in 1917. Manning
. has urged war department to send
South Carolina troops to border. No
! answer yet. Cnmpaign meeting in
j Barnwell yesterday quiet.
The Columbia State.
A leek l>avi*. :i negro. <-hailengo<l
i Frank Youiig. iiImi colorcd. t ? > a duel hi
< Ireenviiie this week. ' >n receiving
Mavis's challenge. Youn:; piac-cO * 1 ???
same in the han?i> of the j m ?1 An
ofllcer ns *-*Ii t t<? tilt* scene a I til fonittl I >:i -
I vis with a pistol in hi* hamt ready t>.
J meet Young.
j A fountain will in* e:ve'eti in the < ;r
angchnrg High School t?# the memory
of Miss Kcl?ecca Alhergoi t i. who tanght
there for about r>() yearn.
WANTS
FOR RENT
FOR SALE
FOR SALE ? A part of inv plantation.
^ miles north of Camden, fur salt*.
Parties .interested writ*' me at 'Ji tT
\\'?-st Oakland Ave.. -Sumter. S. ( '
.1. K. Kirkland. 1 tp
FOR SALE ? At Spalding .lunetion. on?
throe room with beautiful hail
\\a\ Also one and half aere> land.
I'rSi*v. very reasonable. See c ; ai t >?> ?
ltalhfrd. Camden, S. C. 14-lHji
KOl'M) ? On Main street. one ? u H
i'M? t< m. with initiats "l>. H " piichiv- '
? ?I <>ij saint*. Owner ran have same
l'.\ railing at The Chronicle office ami
pa vim; 25e for this ad.
NOTIfK ? 1 wish to DtiiKtunof t<> the
public that after Aug. .1st, lllltJ. 1 ,
will M-ll meat for CASH ONLY t<> ]
! one and to all the same. Rotx>rts' !
; Meat Market. W. C. Roberts, prop. '
18-14-15p
PEAS for sale. 60 or 70 bushels ?>f
$1.00 per hu. Will sell in !
smaller quantities if desired. Apply '
at T .1 P.ovk ill's store, lower broad
strtt-r ?<r phone 291* J.
FOR SALE ? Hermitage Cotton Mill |
stock at most attractive price Pant '
Petty. Hmker. Spartanburg, S. C.
1311
ON SERVICE Registered Tferer-.nl}
Hull at inv farm near DeKalh.
$1.00. W.' A. I >1 wards. H?tf j
Money to Loan
At Reasonable Rate of Interest, and
for Lone Torn**, on Farm Property.
Apply (a Tho?. D. Aarran or \V.
IL dfl/oaeh, Attmw)
a
- TOM MdORE (PAfHf). ~T
t with Anna Nilwon in "Who'* Guilty?"* Appearing Every We?lM?*
day >t The Majrsiir Thfitre.
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Ho! Everybody!! ?
KnowZuZul EatZu Zul Thecrisp
cst, spiciest ginger snap that ever
ticUed a palate.
Make a bee line to the nearest grocer
man, and get a whole packageful for
a nickel.
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
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IV VN of the bridge*. .If auj .
Iiccii wanhed away anil tin? wTu
paxsptiif line t? the aiul k%?Z
w?> ow WiA Hirer at MiBrkW* j
CciNWll^ wWcll Is r.ncrnl unit ?.*
tvf- l? l* retorted tligt tin- brkita *
ami ruuM-?#> Hi the Hi^'uIimjioo 1
crmdnx l* ilw covered two tbt?? '
feet with v\ ater. a tiling tluit hod! 'i
of the oldest resident* in t Ivut twctlua "J
vtM ivwemher tuivlpic oecurrvd &/ *
fov?v The country also is nearly m ^
co<Vr?*d With water. showing
tjlMivy was. the rainfall fa t^j ^
tloii.
Mcssr*. 14. I?. Hint e. W. Ilo.vklh re
tiuui'U tu SurnUu l?. -i ntjcht frutlJ
HiMiry. n station on the SvaUnni. w
tween HoitMuo and
ulit'iv tlii'.v were caught In tltf Mtortu
Thursday night. while oil thi-lr
to Ciiiiwii) In u OUT. Being uaftM,. i
got out lii *he <TH^;tUy left n ^
hliui ami WllkW to Klng?tm< ?!t,t ?
thence to l^anes. ^ distance of u?*rly
sixty wiled, where they lN?nht u*
train for home,, l?> oftler to a*iuiv ?
their families of their safety, U
1 1 1>; lnii?ossllde to get lb}- luntxai^
through from anywhere down then. %
A |Mrt of the trip whs mnde on th*
railroad track, which wa? |?artlalty -
submerged w ith water, so tllat they - 1
imide much of tin* trip In water up j
to their k nees,
? - ? ? ? ? 'm
Their to Continue.
1 ' I
Announcement that their eniidoje* %
will receive compensation white a
?'sent on military duty has been made
by the. Flak Rubber Company. ThU*t
tend* not only to factory and general J
office employes but also to employes of
risk brntichea iu more tbau one bun
<1 rtni i-i ties In all iwrts of the eouotrj.
Marrletl employe* and those with peo 1
pie deiwndent upon theui are to tr |
celve three" quarters of their salary aud 1
single men without dependent? oae
half tlielr salary with no deduction
for the money (mid them by the go?
eminent. The same ride applies al*>
to men who desire to enlist provided
they have worked for the company six
months. _ _ _
lost practically mH' of their tobacco,
none of which was grown in the west
ern part of the county, (V>ttrt?? ami
COfil l?oth -suffered lu?avy damages. how
ever. . ..
It whs learned to-day that the (lain
? ?ii the Wateree. near Hagood, had
broken 'under the pressure from the
high water and the whole of the
State farm was inundated, causing a
) i;r loss tc? t lie State.
STATU FARM t'NDER WATER j
|
Khuti on Waleree River. Near Ilaxoori ,
Break*.
? 1 ? j
Sumter. J 1 1 1 \ IS. ? Tht* r?|?orts fn.iu ;
Sumter county indicate that the loss
to was nor as meat as was at ?
first fearml. although the loss will la* a
heavy one. especially t ?? farmers in the!
eastern section of the county,, who|
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DRINK '
it. by name
C^Usym is sold only in the original bottle, sterilized,
yiE9Z^?!? sealed and labeled at the plant.
Each botde is filled by machinery? the , syrup and carbonated
water are accurately measured by machinery, therefore you get
the same uniform pleasing flavor in every botde, which is abso
lutely impossible under the ordinary soda fountain method.
You can get your CHERO-COLA, "In a Bottle? Through a |gg
Straw" at Soda Fountains and other Refreshment Stands.
Everybody knows it by its name.
Everybody knows
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE
- ... Vv^o,r .., :??%&
<| We have several small Farms
prices and terms that will attract you.
CAMDEN LOAN & REALTY COMPANY
OFFICE. 2ND FLOOR MANX ?UILDING
H. P. FOUST, Manager. Phone 38 CAMDEN, S.?r