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HORSE SHOW
March 24-25
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VOLUME XXXI. CAMDEN. SOUTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1820. NUMBER 80.
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on. aij-:xani)KH DKAD
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lid lltfii I" Declining HfuUlh Fur Vr^n
And i'.'ml Came Tii?*s?L?>.
Dr. l?aac Henry Akxmwk'r, for mifcuy
,.*rs a dental *uiKe<?u in this city, mid
IM. of th<< most ptwoiinout dentibts of
is time, died Tuesday in a (VlumbSh
rtipital when* ho hud boon for treat
The funeral service -was conducted
?lnir*ki) afternoon at four o'clock from
. |'r?vt?>i^nuu Chutvb, of whiofc be
,* a member, the Rev. Dr. Kdwin
luller officiating. Dr. Alexander wan
ie c,f the oldest Mastous in Camden aud
c Masons attend**! in a bodj. The
all beatvrs worn Jl. K. Stevenson, W.
DePass, W. P. Nettles, C, H. Yates,
S. Lindsay, K. D. Camptoel).
& vorul y^aiv, agb AieJrauderV?
lealtb failed and he had to *ivo up the
,rictiee of dentistry. At Outt time be
Ms qne of the oldest deutiwts o>f the
tatp.. He was a graduate of the Phila*
Iripbia l>entinl College and attended
atal gatherings ull over thev country
fppin* in the forefront with all that
as new in his profession.
Dr. Alexander sowed in the War
ktwocn the Ktate? with Oompany G,
Palmetto Hattery Ivigbt Artillery, W. L.
)el*ass, captain, and until his health
,ilrd was a familiar figure at the an
ul reunions.
He was born in <<u?uiden May ,'tO, 1848,
ik] had resided here hi.<*- entire life. He
ms married to Mvss Jiilia Courtney
MJueen ami to thorn was born one
, Donald M. Alerahder, now residing
Cincinnati. Mrs. Alexander preceded
Iiu t?? . the prnve a poprt mnny yc-nrs
>>
\lways of a jovial nature and u gen
eavaij <>f the old .school^ >?ofjxui rked ve
meut, Dr. ? Alexander ?hftd numerous
iends in Camden ami elsewhere who
11 learn of his death?with deep sor
Attention,' American legion Members.
An impoitant mootiing of the local
W will be bold ut offices vi Messi??.
knith and Alexander -ut 8 p. in. March
Ptb. All members are urged to be pres
et. and veterans who have not yet
mom) fin- legion are Invited to ooiro
nd euroll. The member canvassing
wunlttee report fiue results, cue com
iattee member alone having enroljed
loeteen im?\v members.
Several important questions are to be
itted on at the ^neetin*, among others
?o advisability of ctoinging the name of
le local port. It's present designation
f "Kershaw" IV>st and the fact that
hmo is a I\>st at Kenrthaw has given
se to confusion in mail. etc.
B. C. von Tre?ckow, Sec.
Kershaw Post "No. 17, Am. Legion.
HACKS TO BK 11RLD TODAY
Postponed on Aecount of Rain, Now
Scheduled for This Afternqpn.
Tl?r nice* sHiedttlrd -for Tuesdny af
moon were jxtstgxyned on account of
wet track, and will -be held at the
MifcliHi (tiding and Driving Club this
"ternoon at 2 :30. The purses will
noun-t to $2!t0 and has attracted some
the fastest horses in the **tate. Those
bo liave entered for the races are
Bskin Hest, of Rethunc, James II roth
s and It. 1$. I'laxieo, of York, J. '1\
Jaw nml ('. C. Riley of Rifth op ville,
id .1. II. Hearon of Bishoprillc, uh
Ml as ??me of the local owners. Most
these men have agreed to remain for
r Horse Show next: wrvfc and some
*kI racing is promised them also.
SCHOOL HOUSE TRAGEDY
imter I^ads Fall Out and One Kills
The Other.
ITh" Jordan .school bouse which Is ?it
rt>d a short distance from Second Mill,
is r.lio ssppne of n shocking /tragedy
and ay during the tirst recess, when
illi* Jones, a .seventeen-year-old son of
r (la be Jones, recently of Wedgefield,
hie an assault upon Johnnie Scott, a
ft e?n-year-old sou of Mr. Louis Scott
it apitears that .the two boys had some
>rd?* and the S<v>tt buy went into the
**'1 house before the children were
"d in. and was sitting in hi? accus
fie<| -i-at hy his :<ister.. when Willis
n??.s esuiie in and standing behind him
hi in two tremendous blows on the
with a hoavy stick, felling him to
l?*>r. Jones ran away immediately
er the deed but was later apprehend
fl'?d js uow in jail here awaiting the
ion ?.f tjlo ooimty court,
rating S<?tt wait hurried to the Tuo
5 hospital as soon as possible, where
died late jn the aftet-noon. The fun
1 ?a* held at the Suroter cemetery
four o'clock Tuesday afternoon,
the interment was made.?Sumter
l*ld. t '
Mae Murray, the star of "On
6 the Dance" at the Majestic 8?t
?5 in "The A. B. -C. of I at*".
KOl.I, OF HONOR
For CmiKkii (traded mid High ScIhwI
For Moutli of February.
1
First grade -Shannon Black well, K*sie
M. Watt*. Bl?*?*e Shirley, 'fhovu Kvaus.
Wade Moore, Rlisabeth Bemwn. RieHard
Reed, Matt!*.%Bbaw,'Olive NYttUs, Willi*
Haile, Caroline Houwer, Margaret Mc
Leod, Krueijt Row, Henry Loo nyburn,
Mrildrcd Marshall, Archibald Beattie,
Geneva Jon?*i, Ben C. Lln*lo, Wood row
Liludo, Carolyn MrKaia, Adele Savage,
James Beagle.
Seoond grade?Benton ' Burns, Kugvue
Catoe, Marvin Huckabw, Duncan Lang,
Walter Stokes, Catherine Bo.vkin, Betty
Curetou, Inez Gardner, Nannie R. Gard
nerner, Virginia JLaile, Rosa McManus,
Nant^y IVarce, Caroline . Riehard*on,
Maureen So well.
Third grade?Molly Blackwell, Kditb
Goodale, Iillie M. Trapp, Ix>ul*o Watta,
Lewis Briggfl, McCrady Dunlap, Ran
dolph Jones, Joe Moguiesou, Elmer Watte
Fourth grade-?Julien Efahet John
Rkthardaon, Ernewt Shebeen, Clare
Brgce, Luctte Clyburn, Jxniise Jennings,
Willie Porter, Mary Thompson.
Fifith grade?jack Kirk I and, Horace
^5van#, Margaret Billings, Martha Boy
kin, Maude Dabney., Juroelle Haile, Har
riett Whitaker, Daisy Lang. Cora Wil
liams.
Sixth grade?Blanche Briggs. /
Seventh grade?Mildred Gardner, liar
net Lipscomb, Arnett Ledfbrd./'^
Klchth grade?-Etntly WootAn, Ralph
Little, Basil B rucM\\ Agne^ Shannon,
Sarah Lewis, Mart.ha Workman, Kate
Wrttkrnf, Ethel DrPnfw, Aubrey Beftttre.
k Ninth grade?-Laurens Mill*, Mary K.
Hough, Nelle Kirkland. Cynthia Team. J
Bsteile Williams. i
Tenth grade?Cecile Truesdale, Edna
Tiller, Mafguret Jenkins, Elizabeth
Workman, Stella /\. Hall.. I/mike Wal
king. .
Eleventh grade?Sadie Wilson. Sallie !
Pea pee. lsudbre. Mogul eseu.
Columbia Made Ontral City.
Third apd fourth class postoffiees all
owr South Carolina will tomorrow bo
t\aoe directly under' the .Columbia office
for postal supplies, ttu- <-ontral account
ing system by counties prevailing here
tofore ending Morvli 15. Under the new
order Columbia is the h<vid of the system
aud all third and fourth class posioffices
that formerly made repot** to <fhe coun
ty oocouutiug office will now make tho**?'
reports directly to Columbia.
The county accounting system has been '
abolislied and in its place the one state
offi<v substituted. Offices of tlie lir>ft J
and swond class are not afFooted by J
the change. Columbia's business will j
materially increase with the change Mou- j
day.?Sunday's State.
r Club Work for Hoys and Girls.
Before closing our enrollment for club j
work fche^e jnay still be some boys and j
girl* whom 1 have not reached and who !
wouJd like to become member* Of the
(^arnlcning or POultvv < 'lub.
?.\ poultry member ? must agree to set
ut least one sotting of eggs from pure
bred poultry, taking special care of the
ehicks so a* to rai*e seven pullets and
one cockerel. This is the foundation of
hi?> poultry farm for the second year.
If he has fine bind* they may take priisea
at the State and County Fair next fall.
One poultry member refused $7fi.<)0 for
bin Rhode Island lied oockerel last fall
at the State Fair and another refused
$05,00 for his Barred Plymouth Itock i
cockerel, J
Garden Club members must agree to
r?lant on<' tenth of an acre in vegetables,
a part of which must: be tomatoes.
Those vegetables produced early may be
sold fre#?h on the market, but n< soon
as pri?>es decline it is advisable to can
tlie vegetables for home use or for sale.
SB^'ial les<*>ns will be given in canning.
pi<*kling. and preserving. The three girls
prrxhwing the largest number of <|x~uuds
of vegetables and realizing n greater
profit will lx? given a trip to Wiuthrop
College to the Short Course in June.
Any boy or girl who is 10 years or
j!<Kt rpa.v join these clubs. They meet
once ?wh month to receive instructions.
Anyone wishing to bcorme n member
and has not given n>e your name please
dr> *o promptly.
Miss Blanche Tarrant.
Home IVni. Agent.
Ilenetlt of Boy Scout*.
T?*ft wili be mm'v?h| from tutlit O
o'clock on Friday afternoon at The
Terraces. the beautiful lu*ne of Miss
C. M. Thonijyson . about *i\ miles out
of Camileu. A charge of $1 per person
will be mode and tlie proceeds will be
turned over fin fhe Boy Scouts in Cam
den to be u*e*l Awards the e ret ion of
a cabin and meeitng pla/^e which they
are planning. Lt is expected that nearly
eiveryone visiting C^amden will take ad
vantage of this op]x>rtunity to go there
as thi? beautiful plane has been closed
to vLfACors for tbe whole of this seaAyn
op to this time.
rw.i \ \\ i<.i v M\\ ('OMK 1IKKK?
TwfiUy.Hvf Store* of Great Ohulli To
Bp Kstabllshrd in This Staff.
(From Sunday's State) x
The Piggly-Wiggly store, which liaOL |
its opening ywtfttkiy at 1220 Mui?
street, fx ?-r?>atiug *>ineching of u sen*u
tiou among tboao tVluuibla people who
have nvvt'r ?.lu?pi*xl in one- of llifm
stores bofoge. It was a curiosity yester
day and ptuple docked in from the ivurly
morning wtiU late at night, buying amt|
Ux)k)uj5^ The numerous tu inutile* and
windihgs in and out were ooufusiug to I
most of those who weu*t in the store,
ami attne announced at the frout of the!
Mtore that tbey wanted 'Vome ooffee and;
sugar and to plea.se baud it out to thwu,"
One or two negroes absolutely iviased
to go inwido the entrance turiv*tlle? say
ing tbey "didn't want to get, mixed upl
in that fool thin*." But once. inside]
ts'rbl safely goiug each customer began
lose his harrowd expression and to
breathe uu rurally airaiu and the furfchor j
he went down the oool, scrupulously
dean little corridors, with thoir plainly
Labeled articles of food, pleased smile** j
began ^-to grow wider and wider.
bt is a democratic places?in I*iggty
Wiggly tftoro. Horn* through the turn
stile inu.v be sceu a smartly gowued
woman, carrying with her an air of < le
gauce and leaving in her wake the ?<lor]
of expensive perfume, while just behind
her iv?men a shabby old woman with
rundown hi-els and out of date garmenta.
Bach of them earries a basket, fills it
up with what she de^itw and can afford
aud loaves. the wtorv b.v the same door,
each carrying a brown paper package.
This is the secxnwl Piggly Wiggly Store
in South Carolina. The first orte
was begun at tireenville a short while
ago. In the next 00 days, it is .stated,
Itlicre will be 25 of these stores in opera
tion throughout the slate in the largest]
towns ami cities. 'Tlmro will Ih? two
additional I'iggly Wiggly -stores opened
ai (V)1 umbia just as soon us* a location
ivui be secured. This first store ct 12211
Main street will b?> headquaiters for the
?*ate,
1 The aiticlert ?jld ill this store are
purchased from mojvbants iu, the city
? ?f (fViltimbvu.' Everything in the food
line may be had at the Piggly Wiggly
??uin??d goods meats, fresh vegetables
and anything tjhat. i? to be luid at other)
place*
The ehief advantage of the I*i|c#?ly
! Wiggly is 'that money is saved because
?of the fact tihat the customer waits upon
i himself and carries bis own purchases.
Prom two eents to s*ix cents is saved
on every article of food purchased,
j J. S. Farr. di?trict miauoger for tMe
I ntate bos supervision of this store and
will be tfhe.re until the work gets under |
| way. E. II. Benimft. and II. A. White,
two young men of Columbia, will t,hen
: be left in change.
Postmaster FxaminatLoii For BeMiuue.
The I'nited States <vil 'Service Com
mission has announced Jin examination]
t/y be b?'hl at Camden. S. on April
10, 10120 as a result of which it is ex-,
pected itV> make certification to till a coa
Tonirphtted vacancy i? tin- position ofj
r?nu'tli-claKs iiostmastx-r at Bethune, S.
t*. an?l other vacam-ies as they may oe
cur a,t that office, unless it shall be de
ei?led in tlie interests of the service to
fill any vacancy by reinstatement. The I
cxHniiensotion1 of the |K>stmaster at this]
office was $7T>4. for the last fiscal year.
liishopville Koad to be Huilt.
Aocording to the "Columbia Hecord of!
MotfOay it was state<l at the highway'
Department that plans have been com-!
p],eibd for ten miles of roa<l in Lee
County. exten<Ling from Bishopville to
wards t'amden, as far as the Kersbaw
(Vmnt.v lim'. This is t<> be a Hand-day
wad.
.Mrs. West Critically III.
Mrs. M. Wwit, wife of Sujs-rvi<or
.has been eritically ill for the
past .six days, suffering from the after
effects of influenza and pneumonia. Iler
friends will be glad to learn that thf-re
I was a?vlight >rftprov?nn??nt in?her condi
ti?M> yeyterxlav morning.
j % 1
In Heart of New York.
^V'hile Broadway Friday night was
eruwded with thejitre-goers, three armed
bandits smashed in tlie window of a
jewelry store at Thirty-seventh street,
kept the crowds at bay with their re
f vol vers until they liad emptie<l th?* con
UMits >4 several^ trays into their iwr-kotM
and then eacaped. shouting one fK>d??st rian
whn attf?ni?ted to ?rt??p tlietn
TWO VOl!N(? MKN B.\H
llad S,\hlfiiut|Mlv Robbed Bl* Dry
t;ooits Establishment.
Tywifc >??ung moii, 1>. Osvar aixl Moi
guu W. Itaker. brothers were unvsted
Tuesday i>nd placed i? tbf ot> l,nsou
by Chief W hi taker. They were later
tr*u*fercvxl to the minty jail uudor n
warwut charging tJ&Wtt with larceny.
<war fiil?r had t??<n cmpiojed hy
the dry *>*xl* ostablMnueut of Hirach
Brothers and CO.. a?'T al tUfces wcut
out on Uw delivery truck. Ills plan wuh
to wrap up clothing: and such other ar
ticles us lie wautcd ami put thorn aloug
\s'nh bundles for the customers and ,n
this way got them out of the .stove to
hi* boanfluff pla<<e, Ills bother was
*>m ployed by J. I?. Hennet* who conducts
an electrloul shop on Kutledge otrect
and it i? *atd acted as a confederate <o
Vis brother in disposing irf the wtolen
property. It is al*> thought that there)
U another party in town implicated iu |
tho affair, and also another brother of j
the Baker boy9 who resides in Sumter.
The proprietors of the store robbed!
(vitimate their Josh at around $700, that
much ?tolcn property having been ac-i
counted for. It had been the custom1
,,f Osoar I taker to let. out suits to friend)*,
on civdit?unknown to the proprietor*
uud it is not known to what extent the
losses wlH be, ami it is thought a good
jnauy 7p**p\*. will be brought int.. the
theft.
of the boy*, had given a la-l.v
friend a good many articles of wearing
apparel and this was trawl to her home
by the chief and recovered.
The Baker boys art' hlwmt nineteen
and twenty-one years of age and have
IxH'ii residing heiv only a tfhort while.
The poNoc are still work in* on the case
in an effort t ? mover more of the
stolen property.
(?oKiiell Trial Postponed.
| <JivenviHe, S. <\, March lfi.-r-Ab*enco
l?r material witnesses for the prosecution
Unlay .mused Circuit .1 udge S. W. -Q.
I Slupp iu the court of general sessions
i to muni the motion of Solicitor .T. Rob
ert Martin, for a .po?tnH>nement from this
torn ??f court of Vhe trial of .Take Go?
oHl. deputy do Hector of internal reve
nue. who >h?* ami killed Sheriff Hen
?lrlx Hector. at u local garage July +.
1010.
. /(inenisey Sale at Darllnitfltt.
Olemaon College. Mtorch 0.?One of the
largest rtiow* and soles of pure-bred
Guernseys ever held in the South will
be held at Darlington Saturday March
20, ac*?rding to A. If- ^ ard. County
Agent of Darlington Co unity, who is
active in promoting the yrbrk of the re
cently organized Dnrlingfoij Oounty Pure
bred Association? wbicti is wpecializing
in pnrebre<l Guernsey cattle and la cou
dncting this show and sale. Ample pro
vision ha-s been made to care for nil
eat/tie sent in for exhibit or sale, and
a large tobaono warehouse will be vised
to* a nliow ring1.
?F<?ir awl Warmer" the play that
madv the weather famous, has showers
of giggles and a olondburat of laughs.
To Ik- shown at rtie Majestic Monday
with May Allison as the star.
- Mrs. Zeifcler I>ead.
The r.-utaioN of Mrs. Florence Zeigler
wltow death otscurml at Cheraw on Sat
nrday. were brought to Camden Sunday
and buincd in the t'amden cemetery,
after funeral rites bv Kev. M. M. Betj
.-on. Mrs. ? Zeijfler formerly resided :n
('^vnid.'n.
leading The Agents.
The, Souftbern Department of the N?^w
York Life Insurance Company has mail
<*1 out lists showing the leaders >n th.
r-onU-st known as the Bu<-kner T^ti
monial Contest and carries a photo of
our fellow ntwwnwian, Mr. I>. O. ftbaw
The m|?orts show that Mr. Shaw leads
all ..f the agents in the states of Mary
land. Virginia. North Carolina. Georgia
\and Ktorkta for the month of February,
I>eath of Mr. Spears.
\l,- Hi-nry a-wfll known ^iti^
zrn of the county, die<l in Camden at
the hospital last Saturday night. Mr.
Spears was 48 years of age and was a
highly respected citizen of his commun
ity. He is *urvive?l by his wife and
six children. Tho funeral whirred from
DeKalb church on Monday, the H^v. M.
M. Benson and Rev. Mr. Owens orat
ing.
S4?' at the Majestic tonijrM "('hwk. rH
tl^ racing story in the world.
RACES advertised for March 17th
will be held TODAY, Friday March
19th, at 2 o'clock sharp.
jVIAN\ YIKITOItN HKRK
ropului' . Tuuiist Filled With
TKom' Seeking Health and I'lmsiurr. (
The Hound I C<>l?iu mat oh ?f ih?!o
p':tyi?d Tuesday nfiornoou ou Held
of the t.'amdeh jh>1o olub brought out
some tin** sport. Tho grand Mand and
parking spatv wore well flllod, great iu
toivst iu Oh1 gaiuo boiuAi; manifested.
Thivo teams, -tho Whippany Kivor
IU>vor?. tho Dodham Wanderers* and the
t'-aiuden Fn?obootV*rH ,<>>u touted tV?r tho
individual- cui|W presented hy Mr. Frank
(lilinau of Now York. After au oxelt*
intc i\>mbut tho highest >*\>re was made
toy the Whi|ipany lltver men who made
oig;ht and a half rooIn to seven and u
half. The men who wou tho cups wort)
Mantx>n Motmlf, Poter Haui^k, Fred (|U?
indu ixix<l Arthur IVrkina.
Ihiclnnins on Naturdaylhoro will bo a
t>oio tournament, whioh will la>?t through
out uoxi week. Several v tailing teamn
| will be oil hand and fA?t play may bo
oxpootod. The Junior 0up donated by
| che Kiikwood Hotel will bo played for.
An exciting golf <x>i>tent on HartrtieW)
kinks is also on -thta weok. A best ball
fouivxviuo match play on Tuesday, Thuw
day and Friday for eups presented hy
yr. II C5. Marvin of tho Ilobkirk Inu
in tho interesting event. On Thursday
?and Friday there will l>o n .'hi hole#
Medal Play for tho handsome oups do
nated hy Dr. Thoma* h. Kill* of llridgo
port.
At t4jis writing everything points lo ?
crowded lions** for the Hcnofit. Enter*
taininent for Hie ('iuimVmi Hospital. The
tickets have boon rapidly taken. ^ great
interest being nuiri?f<i?ded bv tourists as
well n.4* cftjaens of tin* <*oinmuuity.
Doubtless tut enthusiastic audieuee will
greet Miss Wilbouruc ? tin her Hrft ap
pearance in Camden on Thursday even
ing. **
j Mr. T F. I. McDonnell <>f Provide lire,
1{. I. a well known lawyer <>f that city
arrived tnday at the Hobkirk Inn to
Join Mrs. MvI>ouuoll *Who huH been in
Camden since early iNvember.
Many events in Ivonor of St. Patrick's
Day are being celebrated, among thejn
a dinner by MifW Wthittrodgo at her homo
for Miss Frances Todd,*-the dance at
the Kirkw**>d and .jjlHnejv.ua dilLDCV^ 111
' tin* Rlrkwood Grill.
j Arrivals at the Hot*l*.
Hobkirk Inn: Mr and Mr*. Itob?|?
; K. Stone, and Mian Helen Stone, Hoxton;
Miss Kate Carroll Na?h, MIhs Mary
Carroll Nash, HulMmore; Clnreiico E.
Hanks, Ijouisville, Ky; T. (' Mathews,
Grrmnntown., W. C. Turner, New York ;
H?igh S, Kerr I*ittsburg.: Mr. and Mrs.
George 1*. Greeii'huug'h,-Toledo; Mrt? and
Mrs. W. N Sanborn, Hartford; Mn?,
XT. L. Eyon, Mivs I^yon, Haltiniore: Mr.
and Mrs. Charlea C. Coleman, Brie, Pa. J
Mrs. W. A. Tluechner, Miss Huechuer,
Woodhaveni., D. I; J. F. Highlands,
Hagorwtown, Md. ; Mrs. John K. Fullel*,
Mim. Juvtin L. Cobb, Miss Doris M C.
Col>b, Mansfield, Mass.
Court Inn: Mr. and Mn>.. William
| A. Young, Newfwiv, Mans.; John C. Don
oily, M<?s Winton, Detroit ; Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph It. Ensign, Conn ; Mr. and Mr*.
.1. S; ltohin?oii, ltoehoKter ; Curtis It.
Hathaway. Ii<wtou ; Joseph II. Spafford.
Now York;.Mr, and- Mrs. |{. T. Kponoer,
j ()range. New Jersey; Mr. and Mrs.
Charles S. Keuto, Hnxtklyn, Mr aiwl
Airs. Frank Pren'bi'ey, New York ; G.
L. ]j. Jameson, Philadelphia ; K, !?.
Powell, Jr. New York ; Mr. and Mrs.
It. G. Paul, IIochoMiaek, Mr. aml^ Mrs
Robert (iranrt, Hostoti : George J.inn.
Perry It. WiMon, Glen Ri?lg?'. New
Jentoy ; .J. A. Daubel, New York; 4. K.
! Henry, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. George Rus
sell, Miss Eleanor Russell, Ronton ; Mis*
S. N. Whitney, Now York; Mr. and
Mrs. A. M. Campbell, Mt. Vernou, Now
York; G. C. Halstead, Rrooklyn ; Hu
bert Gardiner, J. K. Henry, Jr. New
York ; Mrs. Earnest A. Randall, Port
land: Mrw. John D. Rnlley. Montronl.
Kirkwood: Glen Maraton, New \ork;
Charles E. She>|?ard, Hartford; Mrs.
Charles D. Armstrong. Pittsburg; Mrs.
A. H. Hull. .Mrs. W. A. Kiggins, Eli/.a
beth. N. J.; Miw S. C. Hrayton, Fall
Hiver; Mrs. II. W. Stevens. Vontnnr.
Mas*t. ;Mrs. V. El Sbepard, .Miss 11 a r
rietto Shepar<l. Miss Enders, Hartford ;
Mrs. Dmakl M. West on. Pittafield; Mr.
C. (Gilbert Shepord, Hartford ; Mi*?
]>>uise M<<'ant*. New Haven; It. E.
Hay lor. Ford Alfird. John Devine, New
York ; Miss Katliorino M. Hauek ; Hen
) ry Plen?ant., Jr. West Chevtor; Mr. and
j Mrs. F. M. MieGairey, Grafton, Mww. ;
j Miss Ethel S<>,tt Mcl,ean. Trowbridge
j Marston, Now York; Mrs. A. S. Oberly,
i Miss Hentri<*o Oberly, Avon, (Vmn; E,
? A. Yates, New York ; Lyle A. Whitset,
i SulV>van, Ind. ; Mr. ?nd Mrs. II. L
Hiirr?g?*. lW>?tf>n ; Mrs. f^Iwin S. Har
rett, tVmcr?r<l; Mr. ami Mrs. M. M.
Cj^on, Englewcxsl; Mr. ami Mr?. W. C.
Heleher. Montclair; Mrs. W. H. Martin,
Hrooklyn ; Mr. and Mr*. D. O. Hastings
WiUnington, Del. : Frank C'oirie^ Mr. and
Mr*. Ernest L. (V>nant. Mr. and Mm,
T. S. WjnWlow, Mr*. W. W. Harris, New
York ; Mr. and Mm. XV. L. Snow, Hact*
iioitsi: SHOW NKXT WKHK
Im-I lUvr* Will Add lutrr??t To Aiuiuitl
lupdne Kvent,
Tlio good people of Camden huYO (lit
??>?? t?? that future timo wln'ii the human
r??v? wearied of >|ho awoendluff prim of
ga^line and the oxjhmisIvo woon timl <tear
of their motor e?iuip4nen? will bethink
thuiuselvo# of the uknvo>1 forgotten
equine tlio itoliflrtful fellownhip of
a gv*>d driving aiul tho lonffdlfa
luyxhieiug exercise of u dully ride on u
Kvk>iI mount,
Au\l h>, lent wi> forgot, for t\\? day >,
Wednesday Ma roll 21th uiul Thursday
Mitit\*h 'Jtill King House will neifo su
proiue at (Vunden at his own special
Twelfth Annual Show under tho nblo
ami liberal management of t<he CanuUn
Hiding uu.l Driving Club,,
Il^rn vs IIoim.'v.-, ifigb Hlt'inM'i'K, Sail*
die florae* with three gait*, Saddle
with five gait*, Mighty #Jumpet*<,
l\do IVmio# und - Tiny Shetland* will
proudly show their beauty, wtrength and
pn>we<s.s attended by fair ladle*, gallant
wsquJpoh and l*mn|e kiddies in the long
li^t *?f JIotm* Show <<on tests provided.
.11.'-Gamer \V???#t of Gainoesville, N. V..
wetl know-u to the horse World will judge
and -award ti?e Iljuo, tho HihI ami th?
Yellow vllkhons witlfAlit feitr or favor.
And m> that tho whole affair may be
complete and Camden fashion, fast. Pap
ers; Ti^tters and Hying Hunnvw will
tear urouivd Hit* track f?>r rich purai*.
AM who want tljc >>.v of a delightful,
afternoon buck with their old home
friend* should nunc to Camden and tin*
good iwoplo there will do tho ii'sil.
If you are going to bring up JNHtif
horses au<l ?m?iiii>i*tand Join tho tun
r thiun curly w'itlli T. B, I<i111 ?*.
Secretary.
Itaco ii( Tho 1 I???n?> Shoty
Tho following racing event* have bt'cn
decided upon h.v the Horse Show Cont
init.too :
Wednesday, March 21tb?Trot, mile
heats,'2 in It tn*ntBur?e $250 divided
an follow*: Kirst $ I second $02.50,
t'hiid $57.50, fourth $25. Hntry foe ttve
per emit: t?f pui*so.
Half iMlo lluuning Rare. Horse to
carry 125 pound*. overweight allowed.
fVdorn to lie worn; mvii only to ride.
First prize $25, hcmnd prize $15, third
prize $5. Ftnry fen $H.
Thursday . March -iifith^-Freo fur all ?
Trot or l*aee, Mile heat*. 2 in 5 hoata.
ftuw $250,. divided an follow*: Firat
$125, *ewn<} #02.50. third $.17.50. fourth
$25. KntW?n>#>flve per cent of purac.
Hulf .Mile {tunning Urtiv. Ladies only
to ride. Horse to earry 125 pound*,
overweight allowed, color* to Ih> worn.
Kntry fee $tt, Fly*} prize $25, second
prize $15, third prl?;? $a.
County Tcachers .Meeting
Mvory teacher and trustee in the
comity are requested to attend the'
Teachers Meot.ing that, in t?> he lie Id at
.tho <V>urt House ?Saturdoy March 20th,
at 12 o'clock. There" in to he quite
an Interesting program.
Miss Nolle H. W liken,
>
Secretary of Association.
* Appreciates The Boys.
Mr. (ieorge II. t'-oi?k. of 4'amdrn and
Treirton, who eauie near losing hi* lining
h.v tin* JKiveral weeks ago, appreciate*
the efforts of the flro la<ln in waving hi*
Iiouh pud has shown it in a suhstantinl
way us is sliown hy the following letter
to u member of I lie tire department:'
Mr. If. <!. ('arrison. Jr..
Camden, S. C.
My Hear Sir: Endowed please find
my check for $100.00 to he used for the
benefit of tlu? Camden Fire Department.
I ??amort. tell you how mtteh I appreciate
the good work done by the'Department
in saving so much of my house uftor the
lire Had gotten such a good start. Please
my great thank* to the mem
bers.
Very tridy yours.
II. It. Oxd?.
"The A. B. C. of Fx?ve" with Mae
.Murray, Mtar of "On With the Dance*'
trpi?<'nrs at th<? Muj?~?ti<- tomorrow. ifdv
ford : W. C. Shore. New York ; Henry
II. Ilra<Hey. (Jlen Ridge; C. B. Brown,
Brooklyn; Harves S. ('.all, New York;
It. C. <"oimovfr, Fast Orange, New Jer
sey ; Mr. and Mrs. It. E. Danforth, Mart
< >ritrvg?' i IT FT Tremaine, Weuttleld,
Ni*w Jeiney : Itobei-t (}. I/iiug<k>u, Kd
wartl ('. Moor. H. T Broudtit, New York;
Mr. and Mr*. \V. II. Knapp, Syracuse;
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Hard, Aurora, III.;
Mr. am! Mrs. II. KoNey, C. M. Bault.
East Orontt-; Mr? John For?ythe. Kings
ton.. Mrs Stephen Kol?ey, Fast Orail?e.
In the annual March golf tournament
over the f'<amrl<>n Country Club c*>yrt?e
the j*>hsability of n *Vv>m<? back" wa*
vjvitHy (htnotKrtnrt?vl when Mr. ilarry G.
'I\?bey of New York t*??k away tho fir?t
prize in a flight of sixteen, defeating
tttakl piflyorx. Mr. T??bey litu? been a
winner ami runned up in many impor
tant match*"* but ?dx y?*an* ago droppo?t
the game, and until hi* coming to Cam
den MmcJi tiwt, had no thought of ?otu
ally pkiytn^r. abtbmiglh talking intelligent
ly on the ethlm of the game aihl ?how
ing hix thorouffh knowlet^so of it In play
iog ami *rinnir* the firM prise.