The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 28, 1921, Image 4
THF. CAMDEN CHRONICLE
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II. II. Nil, KM Kdltor ami PubUnher
L'uWUUsU I'Vi'jfy iVhluy at No. 1 1 01)
1 1 ?*?<??! s! ami eiit?*tfd at tip* Camden.
South Carolina potdpffice Mh fcceond
.-hiss nuiii imittct 1'rlce par annum
. $y,bO
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? Camden, S. <1., January 5>H, 1921.
Iti-dixr l.htilH's.
Mepresi nlntlve W It. Bradford,
of York. county. stated t that In'
Itill llepn M iilat i ve l?h k-mi ot Ami* i
moii, are planning to Introduce lit rl?<>
legislature. pcwaMdy next week, u I>1 1 1
In reduce the state Oil motor
\fj*tvks, At present mot 6i truck llcens
hk range from $11.25 for one ton trucks
to $MG0. for trucks of six tons capacity
mi nioroi
TUq. truck lleonwes lucorimrntcd In
t. lit' highway act of 1020 worn decided
upon with llie idea In vlow of discour
aging the use of heavy trucks, which
cause ranch wmr On the roads, Repre
sentative Bradford stated today that
h?? was tu formed that due to t lit* lull
lit business uiaiiy motor trucks -wore
?standing idle and for this- reason
lit' de.slred to see ' I In' lli*eiis?
< reduced. Ih* staled thai the pro
i> isnl hi 1 1 uil^hl result In n revision to
xmie e xi iMil for motor vehicles.
The ri'jix'H. ui' are -so safe the world'
? ynnud and not s< | iih i e. Ih because!
" t< n v ? ? 1i;iil so 1 1 1 } i it \ dealintrs with
t ? i
ii vj. o'if writer.
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Rolu riis from 1 1 ? i - s-'eeial t ? 1 1 m * t i < ii ?
1 ? * ? It I in < * I; 1 1 ? ? 1 1 1 1 ? >i ? ! otinl.N \liow that
v I i Coiinim 1 5a i I'll d. S.iiiili ( 'troli mit
('i rsi w oil1: i 'i ? a m I ida t e for the house
??f represent.! ! i Yes ' Iim s been defeated
I. .1 II. X. arl-o.:. ugh
T?o ii'-.i ?(?- A 1 1' 1 1 ?? I Wi liiiin- iimiI
''lumimi Hullo, k. wen* lak^u from
i tie \Vn rri'iilon. V jail hy a mob
whl'lc nun .it' it ii e 1 1 1 > hour yes I
iorda.\ morning anil shot to death
The l.\ nrhiiiL.' grev\ out of l?d I'cclitig
t 1 j;i t had heeli growing siu<*i? las.'
Tuesday, when ' Plummet' Rulloek
went Into i In* sloio of .1 i\ Williams
af Norllna and bongttvi ten cents
north of ?ipph>. Ilr complained af
(lie kind or < 1 1 ? - ? I '? I v of apples thai
Were given } i i in ami the clerk. Brady
I'ralh-i . pir his money haek. Then.
? t is sii ti I i itnl th?- negro i-iir^ed Trail
or. and threatened him. As a result
oi tlir ir..iil?V lioth ?\ Idle- and uegnM's j
'?I'gun prepare for- developments. |
? i ?< 1 w In n ii ?-n?wd of negroes gathensl
?if Nor'lna on Sunday. word went out:
that they were preparing to make good,
HVWUtirv Lhtttodt't: threat. Baby I
Trailer hroClier of Brady. .went to1
Matthew Bullock, brother of Plunimer .
and askisl him what the trouble was
about. Pre-cii11> .Icivuie llunter, a
negro, walk oi| up to Btvhy Trailer and
shot him. Trailer tell and soon the
tiring became general and by the time
it was (piloted down the white men
mill three ni'vrroeK had been wounded, j
some of tin m i|iiHe seriouslv ThlrNHJii.j
netrioes \\iTe arrcled unit placed in;
Jail. a' W.i rrniton. T e go\eiiior \sas;
?i -keil for trnepv. and orders were is j
<l|e:l |.? i ? mpl\ \iilh I'm- rei|Uost. I
I ? < I f i : i S?im!a> ? ? ? .r I ? I :i niol. ^iflierinlj
'?I > ><??(! t,he ,iail and took out the!
two in'uriti". who were regarded iisj
1
i'iiu leader^ .and riddled them with
I > 1 1 1 1 1 ? I . The othci eleven negroes
ll iMIiolenl ed \ i'l the white mell |
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>1 1 1 i- 1 1 . - lull i ?.!?< ? h' ,0[ iij :i ' v in ? i <? j ih \ j
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lie . ill ??"a ' e<* Ui-* riiiiven.
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ii ?r?at ?l??n I ahout deht money owood
?<? iiKiividiinU, in iimnIhc,s houn'ii ami
I " 1 1 Mill-. There vv .1 m nr a I i"i< III
history, perlui ps, when [Nftople owed so
nilK'll IIH'IM'V HO lllllt'li they I'll 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 pa.V.
It \-i ii tinic for norlou* Aft
| ? one's obligation*. H Is very much
easier to make a limn jo pay one.
iiimI Hie lontfiT <mi<> runs | In* harder ll
! is to pay. .
YY'e do 1 1 m| hollow lliere was over a
| limit. when ? ?!'? ?* t i 1 1 ? r .?4 hive (iidilltftui JM'O
I, to i- they are iujw Ijidulj^iug thom -
very la ruoly from salty, of course,
l?ui wo holiovo' till people to whom
mottoy Is due a'rif uiuulfoHtliiK a vory
f ne spirit toward* their dohtors. We
helieve loo uuiuy people who aro ahlo
to pay what they owe have iiHsumed
,i M i t u<le of I lie item wh" <nnnot
pay. \Yp hellevo every man who can
do v.. Whouhl pay sOiucdhlug on what he
oives, ? if he eanuot pay it all. This
would hejp wonderfully. This, small
account kept itioflnt,' would help pay
many dehls. The individual, firm or
haok to whom >"U owe money lias tho
rljKht to e\peet you to evhaust your
ever) rn source to pay what yotr owe-'
and has the right to expect you t<? do
so }n ii plea sant way. even If the crefll
! or doe- stem peivdsTent,
?'r ,
There Ain't No Sucli
the alleged conditions now
i \ 1st lii^r for ,^nl('Sfii)Vn^liii> in! South
Carolina. we quote a letter Issued by a
Western' contemporary recently :
"lli.ml times, why li . there ain't n.b
- nli. I? ? r the past Fi V?? years we've hail
too iinirh We've sold our goods' with
? ? 1 1 ? hill irxlng In tile dear old public.
?'mm buviag. 1.1 's an honest fact and
" e sl iMl! I 1'iniie lit il, 1 1 n*y sold t*lietn
?'\'s. we 'llfln'l do it. We've taken j
? i Iris wi'h ; i >?mile and lots of lis have
i nlr i nil' So now when thing* are n
tilth tin! I anil we've g?>i to work both:
? I n. x ami night. ami 'maybe lose a paltry
shilling, there's nothing in it all that's.
Killing. We're simply handing haek ;
t lie dough to those who o\vuc<l it once,
I re ami |t will keep on circulating ? -j
yet haek to n* without rebating. CSnod !
times ahead, yon know there are, this;
present thing is just :i jar -a bump on
the business ro'u 1 1 to strengthen us to
lote mir load. Now is no time for feel- \
iug blue, the man who smiles will win1
I'm sure: t!.-e man with guls will fight
i
ii through, and sn<*h a man I know are
you."
This is time for salesmanship and the
miii with ambition and ability with a
he'ief in the future prosperity wll'
"shine" in any field during lM'Jl. Kdue
field Chronicle.
To Kelmlhl Athens.
I
Athene. <?a.. Jan. 'Jo. ? Plans for re
building the stores and ot'floes swept
away today in Athens' $12, 000,000 fire
were being made by business men late
3ad?iy whl'le smoke and steam still
partly ohseurvd the gaunt skeletons of
brfck and iron that were left of some
of the elty's largest establishments.. *
The tire ?beglmtlng :>t -midnight.
L'ei I for hours before it was brought
tei.ier oonlfo! and destroyed a bhx'.k
a n?l a half, with heav.x damage in ad
it ?? iilt blocks. Its uiuin remains as
?' ? i; a m.vstei N 1 1 > < i i 1 t as w hen it
biul.e oUt.
Probate .Indue For ."?! Years
Henderson vl He. N. C. .fall. 10, ? Col
I'lirhus M l'aoe i ? serving his r> ( 1 1 1 eon
"?eeu'ivo year as probate Judge of Hen
derson county. North Carolina
S.i b'li,' a ? he wants tn b<- pr-baie
itid'jc. si i 'onu w' i' 1 he In*. probate
judge, v/
It has lieei.iin .i ! i veil habit t ? ? vote
for him.
? i ily l."? tofi s weie ? i-r against him
' , s fit -? i ? 1 1 s ? f 1 1 1 , i . wtihh folhtwed
? \* ? ? veals ?? i i iif i:. fin* Confederate
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a rtn>
j V; :! e last e'.e.-tioTi. .*?? ? years later,
j ieih I'J vmIcs were en*t ai;ain?t him
X'thoiu*' lie's a I !e| >id>l iea li. his- n i me
I ar- also ou the 1 >emocrn t ie t vki ?
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\ arieties Recommended.
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im IIT ANI> HONKNTY.
Tin* following arthh- appeared in a
paper more than forty year* ago and
I, ,1- b? ell i tilled ?<? oil! n t It'll t loll \\?!ll
the riMjui-st that we roproduop same.
The unknown author has donbllc.ss
long bivu gut tiered home., but|
1 1 !i?- wisdom of the article suits the
j'lfM'lll MlllC II- Well US llll.N slllCe I lit*
article w.Afc' written.
"While one Is honest ami generous
I'iv ? ) i ' > 1 1 ) 4 ) s???? to it that he Ik Just,
c,?r honesty ami Justice go hatul in
'.'wind-- that i? in *py. the|tume?t man
|h a Just one.
"Wi! Would warn all against doht,
as being one <>f the greatest and
moat destructive cause* of dishonesty.
Nothing Wt> ? a 1 1 eoncclve of, more ef
fectually robs owe of his best energies,
takes. the bloom from the cheek and
peace from his pillow than pecuniary
obligations. And If that Ik not all,
(h*1)t is certainly a foe to man's hones
ty.
"Of what a hideous progeny of ills
i ?; 5 debt the father! What meanness,
what invasions of self respect and
honesty, what cares, what double deal
ing. is traceable to the effects of this
demoralizing influence. How in due
season it will carve wrinkles in the
once frank, -open* face, how. like a, knife
I stabs the honest heart'. Ami then
i.'s transformation. How it has been
v. Mown to change a goodly face lido a J
mask of brass. How with the evil,
customer of debt has theNecmlng hoit
c<l true man became a callous tricks
?er. A. freedom from debt and what
nourishing sweetness can he found in
? o!d water, what wholesoinenoHs In a
, ? |- \ i rust of bread- -le sure ol ii if
who is out of debt, {hough 'tis meal ,
he m ldxcu.lt and an onion. dines sweet i
jx \tM| il'en for raiment; what
\\ a rin Mi in i threadbare coat If Mi ?
i lilor - receipt be in its pocket? how .
gi,?K?v | He well worn hilt it' It covers,
not -the aching bead of the debtor.
"\'i vi i ? * lioiue sweets come the out j
,im?r r the free man. The (
I ,, ..|( | Uif. front door f ills not like
Knell o?r his ear; I e f an cry and,
mm' '(*o:ne iu' 'while- h.l* pulse still .
\u><\< naturally : i his heart sinks not
Into liN l.eots whon the door is opened
See him abroad as he returns smile fotg
o,?ile w i Mi each one he passes.' How
e'hisl ie III- step, lew .'onfident and (
cheerful hi- manner as he greets an
acoualnt 'i nee and et at- and .goss'p* on
dlf remit -nhiect-. .Hut then Mils ana
knows no debt -his- face lias tt)C ap- ,
prara.n f the true. hnn?H nwn he"
Is. ? , ? I
"PiM ma Ues the food of the debtor j
::nvvli'?e.yiiiif a n<) indigestible it j
-orltikles Mic richest ralnmept with,
Mi,(l drops gall in the soitp
emperor Like the moth. It Jejfcjs
its tract- on the finest, furs', atpl Vel
vet*. Murrnakes the wearer rfistlveiftnd
nn. odifortable. It Is doht that smites
the home and frescoes the walls fc'ith
the handwriting of the attorney: that
sends a thrill j?t terror from the d$or
bell: that makes the heart quake at
the haunted fireside. Debt, that laVis
;,hle demon that walks abroad wiM) a
man- n<>w quickening tils steps. and
pow mrikitu: h*t?? h?..k on aP shb-sllke
:i Inioted hea d.
"The man out ? ? f dehi. though with
.. in i,is giirinent. :i eraek in his
,]toe leather and a hole in his hat, isj
? Ml' Mie ?oil of liberty, free a- the sing- 1
in'_ lark above him. and hi- honesty
untarnished. Hut the debtor, although
r|.iihed in the utmost bravery. tvha'
i - he out a -erf out upon " holiday, a J
-las.- I * i be reclaimed at ativ t;me by
] i i owner, the erislltor.
"Soinel"?d.\ las trnl.v -aid that one
Ut -i?ei - another If a m:m owes
\ mi a dollar lie' sure t" owe you a
irrudui nlwi. and he i- generally more
r,ad\ i'.iy interest on the lntterj
Mi. hi on f !o- ficnnT Contracting det)ts j
i- l;k'- the man who goes to -ea with
out a co id paw; ho may Hteor clcar of j
rocks, sandbars and breaker*, but tfto]
chilli. vs ar * great ly against him. and
If in* 1*0114 foul <?f either, Icii to one he
|,, , 'Pit- J l. "Mi nidist rimlualr
cicdit -ysiem I ^ a lahy rlnth. tlx en
timer to W.ldch t'll>y. hilt how t?!
get out again lit a du^Ici 'bat iwaoy
wine men hayo failed to solve. It is
llk<> mi endless cliaiU. In which If a
i:uk hri'ukH It renders the ????!? I M 1ISC
le** until the broken link t* replaced :
i to dogradea tin* honest Into becoming
dj*hy?!,eut \und h?>vo)'h t.h.V <1 *ui? 1 1 y of
i in- , )iuuiuuit(v in yt'h.lch tbe break oi'
nil -. A ili- horn- t, designing ,i\tn may
(?<> the men iiv by tn?t paying b!a bo ueS t
debt-. of placing qultu a number seem
liigly In the aaino claps with himself.
The concussion may break many moire
i links, create a panic and the elm In
becomes useless. v \
"If this misfortune would cure the
evil It would he \\. blessing in disguise,
but so deeply rooted Is this system
among us that no .sooner Is one chain
dentr< yed than another Is made, an
Increased weight Is put upon it. another
link snaps and the whole business In
terest Is again paralyzed until dis
honesty. bankruptcy, broken frag
nu tUs ami general ruin are so commin
gled together that Pldlndelpht'i lawyer
aided h.\ sheriffs and constables. can
bring but little order out of the eaii
fusion N
"At the outset a ruinous tax -is im
posed by f lie credit system upon the
? endor ami vendev The seller in ad
dit on to -i fair pixrflt for cash Hi
hand add< a larger per cent to meet
I -s<es from bad debts. I hi r which of
ten falls fir'^hori of the nvivk I'aeh
niir' Inis'ef \\ '>?> i- lib l*mi tetv able to
pa v. rs t he, proport Ionise hiiv.deu < > t
(Ids lav. and both contribute large
ein-' to Indlige those who 'do ti'?S|. anil
? bat >< tn -re who never intend to ptt.v
ar" thu-. encouraged In fraud ami tils-,
1? iiesiv. So on- everv hand we see
i ,,.,,i)i" it o',i ,-ed ' i pnl t?ug ot t p'J y
tiay t ? the 1 ?s?. making in tbe end -one
?Icsix'f.M t" effort . either bv begging ?>r
borrowing. tt> scrane the mone\ to
-ethe'"- and theti struggling on again
with ca'deev of i"irc eating a? tlmlr
io t h< ? Inevitable goal of" lei nk
i-iu?t"\. "* fwo'tle would only make a
b msIi 'i i t '??> beginning Instead of the
. ed. 'bey woubT* save themselves all
this misery. The great, secret of be
Ing solvent and well-to-do, and comfort
able. is tn get ahead of your expenses.
Kut and drink this month what you
made last month. cot what you are
f'lllpJJ f'l <? nrn next month. No man H
}< true to a certainty. can guard og
a!u?f ill health, no man can Insure hton
self -f a we*l conduetod.Thelpful family
Mr :i permanent income. Friendships
a.'e broken over debts, forgeries and
murders, are committed on their ac
count and however considered, they
are a source of cost ami annoyance,
and that continually. The break In
i've* v where upon the harmonious re
lations of men. they do render men
servile or tyrannous, as they chance to
be debtors or creditors they blunt the
?ien^lhHitfc* to [>ersonal independence
and > t > no rostpo?*t that we eat) fathom
do fbev advance the general welfare
?met are certain ly the source of more
lisbo losfv than any other tM?e?."
Forty Funny Fellows
W bo docs not love a good clean en
joyable minstrel show? The big brass
band with Its sprightly snappy parade?
The bright e->st nines, seen cry and rag
gy. jazzy, daneing coons, splendid sing
ing ami good music? The jokes, novel
ties a nil charac ter sketches of this old
and strictly American line of entertain
ment. The ohllime darkey and pieka
niuuie fun. the modern spectacular en
s. uibb - : 1 1 : 1 1 t'?*ature- <Mtl favorites
and new voices, t'n ^ *? < and pers<>nalitie^.
Whether ohl <>r new it will never die
and I- always welcome. Among them
all Joe foburns Mifv?trels has establish
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Camden Opera House
# SATURDAY, JANUARY 29TH
Coburn's Minstrels
The show you have ail been waiting
for. One hundred per rent, better
than ever before.
Seat Sale at W. Robin Zemp's Drug Store
I have warehouse facilities
for storing about three hun
dred additional bales of cot
ton. <? If you have cotton to
*
put in storage, see me. ?
F. M. WOO TEN
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Camden, South Carolina
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??<! themselves as i? classy clever en-j
tcrra'ncrs irres]?eetivo of numbers who j
always keep faith with the public. This J
seasons show is said to bo the biggest
[ and best and no expense has been
| spared t?? produce an all new, company
and top ttor?*h atrrnefinn. Thry nre com
iut; Saturday. January UOth at the
Opera House. Seats on sale at ft'.
Koi>'n Zerop's.
j
Why Thr Ktlilor l/pft Town.
Somebody sent the editor ol' the
1 Vic 01 own (r azotic a few bottles of
I-opip brew. The same day he received
for putdUnitiou. a welding announce
iici.l ;ind a notice of an auction ?ale.
J fere are 1 1 tc results:
J "Win. Smith and Miss Lucy An
I \iere dispose . of at public auo
! tion at' my farm one mile cast of a
\ beautiful elustcr of roses on her breast
ami two white calves, before a back
j .rround of farm implements too numer
ous to mention in the presence of about
seventy guests. including two milch
rows. si\ mules and one bob sled. Rev.
Jackson tied flic nuptial knot with 200
of lvay rope and the bridal couple
l left < ' n one good John Deere gang plow
I for an extended trip with terms to j
| -ni? purchasers. They will Ik- jit home
j ?' ? l!" ir friends with one good baby!
j bugg\ aii<l a few kitchen utensils af-j
j fei t r-i ? month* fr?>nj date of sale to re
sponsible parties ,irw! some fifty chick
I i-n T-'n change
! KKCALI/S sad tk \<?ki>v
kr
) Kiuhum Killing Culls Hack Killing of
Mrs. Kut li Crisp Bighani.
1
TUv killing iJL tlorcuce County of
i In?' live members of the Hicham family
Wh -h sihI and mysterious -tragedy
that stirred tl?o stute eleven years ago
when Mrs. Ruth Crisp Bighuin, wife of
Dr. (J. C. Bighiun. was killed in Geor
getown county. .I>r. Blgham, who hi
mentioned as one of the surviving bro
thers in the Itighain family now, was
tried and convicted of the killing of
bi< wife. the trial attracting- very wide
spread interest. His wife was a native
of Mountsvillue, tho daughter of a pro
mineut family there, and had 'been mar
ric tl to liiglmin only a few months
when the tragedy oeeurred. Tito dla
patehes state * tlmt bis whereabout#
are unknown, as he skipped hH bond,
pending a new trial, and has never
heen apprehended. It may be that the.
rorent tragedy Is an outcome of the
fir^t as it is reported t?lrtvt tho Blgham
property was made over to one mem
J>er of the family not on tho bond of
T>r. Itighnm, persumably to escape pay
metit. This is thought to have given
rise t<? the recent disturbance.
? I>aurensville Herald
M^orge C. MeKerrall has been elect
ed as mayor over P. W. Johnson a?
mayor of Marion. S. C.
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