Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE H. I> MUCH KtlHor and Publish* , ? ? . N 7 I'ublUlml eycry Friday at No. 1100 Hroad stroot and pnt*r*d at th<" Cauiden, Snufli < II i O: I Mtt |rf>tft?>ffh*- HH H6C0Q<) rlass mail nutlet I'rltv f?r annum fL'.OO. ('aindtMi, S. V., flMiiuury Hi, 1 Wi . The ohl worn out Imukmptcy 30' day <r?'dir hu>lin'|i^ i* fast playing out. Mori1 and moic thi> bu^ttotm ) > < ? 1 1 ? it < ii 1 1 i UK ?>tii flic t'hur^liiK <?f ft ii jjari a nlokcl1.? Worth of Halt or a jkijmt of pips. to the koiU who oouVd never bo found on tho first of tho month whon money wag m-oded to ]>:iy tlm \\ lioh'sah- Kill. It wa-. ri?ht *onvon-. to jftt'U into a ajoro, buy a 'rif^r and say "oha r#o It,*' but it *ont many a toe roan 1 1 Uv eoneern .to tho Uinkrui>t<\\ i<wirt. H?nn?<l th<< day whoo ovory body pays oatth or does* Without it. It >\ il) mean a bettor day fur l>?>th th.i> buyer ahd (he nollor, It Would !'<? :i ureal thiijff for the Vuiintry if wt; ouild not t<? 1 1 m* i ?< ?i ut whoiv the K'hat'??' it" Nvsffin would h<? ml out Olltiroly. It j it i if f h | o 1 1 -"iiu- of ii -? to ??onsidtM'a l>lf i iiipiU'c for an hiio, hut wo\i ?4<-f used to it a ft or t r.v i i|jj 1 1 out, and when vi* did ?itl of u-; would j,'i?t riloiiu .? vv'uoh- lot hottor.? Kmjuiror Sun. . ,j NOTICE The Public Garage As h as been operated by us in the past Will Continue Operation 1 his has been brought about * by our many c \ istomers requesting the continuance of same. % George T. Little ? men ? ; i : a 1 ? 1-: <>ii;s K' I lev NpruitffiHd Tiivs \V i 1 ,1 ? A I C I > IIATTKKI l :s MK\ ITtOM Tllf. Sot Til Huvf (irov?|) Urge on The Island of Manhattan * A New \ork let tor in the Phiiadoh phitt l*Hfccer way*: Southerner* do very well in N?w York Oily. The new Idstrlei AtWtt W\v, Jo?h 11 itantou, who has ordered j liN h\ itV of llfty assistant-, to stop talking to uewspajM-r nicti, i. a Mouth J eruer. l?om i* t WikS'. TevM w)h*iv he formerly pweiUvd law and M'H'tfd a ? ter"> as assistant juxwoeulor. All the talking that Is to he iIkik1 In* will do ' himself Mr. If t ntoli left the hone Star State J(i v?*irs ajjo. He J? niore than six I V . I fc, i tall ? month .shi* \ ??!?. with a jnom hum n "<o. His Aiethnd of presenting a 'ease N uiiM?n#a I ion-til a careful an alysis of tin* fart*, in cdiort terse sen fences. Mr. liaiitoti is a d?*eply re'igloua .man; being a member of the Church) ..I thV? I ?i viphv* of Christ. lie took .hold of the dlvtiHet. at tort M:\vship or NVh York (V111M.V the first of the year. suoe?'*?dini; Judge ICdwurd Swanii. under* w hoin , he had previously Served iis lit>l ussista lit. In many way* Mr. I tan fan is the sort of public !'iWH'ii|(?i' (lull i. ue , uoifid never ? ? \ | n. < ? ? to -i??? incubated from Tammany lint!. | Thai a man from a ?mil| plnee like NV'aeo. Ttf\.. should be nominated and chWed lit i he most ,jH>\verfu! public r ffhv on Manhat taiv*I>lnnd is interest i:; more way^ than oat . "Joab wa? a J'eniittrat down homo, and nalnrallv lie was n Democrat up here." -aid hi>s brother in-law. James I. Moon-,. also a 1 ran -pi a nted Texns lawyer. \Ye remarked to'Mr. Moore that the United St-nte.s , first ixvarne acquainted with Waco through the sensational killing there in A.prit,c>JSOS, of \Y l'rariii, the brilliant editor of :i weekly pnblh ation oallo>| "Tin- Ivon .rla-.t. "1 saw that murder," ivplhsi Mr. Moore, "for I hap|>oucd to ho stand ing acnws tl?e street when Tom Da-, vis. a real estate dealer, oanio out into i'ourth sireot and shot lirann in the hack. lira mi instantly turned, drew his gun and shot Davis down. I'.rann was a pi nek y < -1 u? j and walked two blocks to the city hall, where hi4 nave himself uj>, dying the ltoxt day. . I < ? : 1 1 ? 11 Itauton left Waco before thar doiihlo killing. It is a .-dnguhtr t'aet that two other o \ i ? \>-i t >|. of the Bra n n murder ni> !i?iii^ in New York -Sidney Herz, who ran a ? :i r 'store the s-t.rect from Pi.innV oTfi'-f, and I'.n^ene I? Wiel. who was working in an office nl*>ve Dj \ i ?' place of business and saw the New Prices on Coal \ Harlan Block, 4 inches and over, Per Ton - $10.00 Benedict Egg - - ^ $9.50 QUALITY COAL Telephone Your Order 173-J E. C. ZEMP Condensed and Improved Schedules VIA NORTHWESTERN RAIL ROAD CO. of South Carolina AND Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co. Camden, S. C. to Charleston. S. C. : ; ? L' 5 I \ ,\1 . leave Camden arrive 1 1 ; 1 < > A. M. Fares IV \1 . :i r i*i v Charleston leave : *i r? A M . * 1 1'J Camden, S. C. to Atlanta, Ga. K A ST Kit. \ TIMK jr> r M. lea.e ('amden arrive 11 :10 A M. CENTRAL TIMK $10 :6.r> h :.")(? A. .M . arrive Atlanta leave 7 : 10 P. M THROUGH SLEEPERS SUMTER. S. TO ATLAN TA GA.. LEAVING SUMTER 9:25 P. M.. AND ATLAN TA TH SUMTER. LEAVING ATLANTA 7:40 P M FOR FURTHER INFORMATION REGARDING THE RATES AND SCHEDULES VIA NORTHWESTERN R. R. CO. AND CONNECTIONS COMMUNICATE WITH N. W. RAILROAD OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Ix>cal office Telephone 128. famous oiuoHuter through ?o "?j)eii win ?low. I'rohahly the moat notable South cr|ier lit Now Vork l? William <?. Mo Adoo, former Secretary of the Troon* ?try and wnvin-hnv of Pre*ii|out WU moii. Ho wHk?^lM>ru In but was cdueated and practiced law la Tcnn c<jm*o. "Jim'' OKhoruo, au assistanj Dinti'let Attorney, famous for his provocation of tin* Moly.uc?n\ oiw and la tor a criminal .lawyer. hails from North Carolina, a? does Ceorjco Cordon Hat tic who \va>> al.so uoUvt* In Tuinumny an<I va L'luilK public office*. liornord M. ltniuch, wIiom* nnvuip'lshinent.H arc t<?fi well tinned to ne<?d mention. was born at Camden, S. C .Martin W. jNRtjcton, the (list in?'iiM) ' od lawyer, while a native of Toiuhssmh* caiilo'to tin* metropolis via Dallas, -Tex. Col, Kdwird M. Ilotiso. wlio now o. mills himself a Now Yo.ker, is a \ ? Texan by birth. Col. Francis Gordon < 'n ffey, who has 'just retired as CniP?d States District Attorney hero, bails from < iordoi>svillo. Ala 0 civ Samuel Mclto' erts. the new president , of the Mi?t ro|io!lt in Trust Company, is a Mis* saurian. Mann l'rice, the fonncr as> 1 I .* 1 111 attorney general of Texas, has htinn o'uf his legal shingle in Mnnhat i hi. as has K. Drlgbt Wilson, who w?> the. .vouturost speaker of the Tenm?s*??e House of Ho'rreiscnlsitlves. Col. Thomas 1$, Folder, who Is tin' counsel for the .SI,000.(H>0 "bootletrniiiK crowd." just indictod and alnnit to ;ro to Mini, eauie'froiu Atlanta, (2a. He is {in- !av.'ycrv who cUttred .Joremlah I o'T.iary. friend of Cermany. Joe John sou. the newly ap|>ointcd commissioner of public works of Manhattan. . is ? an Alia titan.: likewise Hob Adamson. who wis secretary to Mayor <Jayn<?r and Fire Commissioner nn<ler Mayor Mitebel. and William Harmon Black, an assistant corporation counsel. I lain bridge Colby, the former m-civ-' tary of ^titc. was l>orn in St. I>ouls. den. Kolwrt Ix*e Milliard and Major llozeman Bulger arc Alabamans, hikT Irvin S. Co1?b. who now lives in Fast .'SPth street! es?"rm?d from Kentucky. The ohl town is full up with ex Southerners*- yes. thousands of them. Ten elders of the Seventh Keforni ? ? l vhurch at Crand Knpids, .Michigan, were ]xii>oncd at* the morning s^'rvit'c Sunday when they drank varnish t licit iind been poured into a communion clip in i he belief it was sacramental wines. Two of tin- elders were w?id to lie in a ??ri t ic'-ii 1 condition. The church had l*?en repaired and in the store loom where tin* sacra mental wine is Kc.pt in a ju>r several jugs of vnrnisTi iiM'd in the re-deooru ting had twen stored. One of tlu? officials of tlie ?-hureh i> said to have mistaken the varnish for wine when he filhsl the communion cup during the churcli sorviee. The ten elders of the ehureli were the fii^it to drink it lie commun ion wine. As the cup was heing-'pnKKCHT to other meinlM-rs of the congregation, the eiders were <-een to f:ill to <the fbw>r. Many of th<> church members lucanie panic <tricken and rushed from th?* edifice. A physician was ? iuniiiMii"d and t he. stricken "loii taken to howp|j'ii?? iir their hein-*. Th?H pi.i-oned elders were 1 >. .1 Vaderwcrt. I John It lew ? >id, S. FolkersUni Ilenry J Tcrkeii! <t .I"hn I >ruyn. .1. Hollenste- I ?cr. (' ll'i'insti". I J 1 >ofo<> aijd H. 'l'lie VI miliuilioli clip WJI.X parsed t < . lie- ehler* iuiniedia l< :.V after Reverend 1? -A Ynnl.unuiiel. the im*tor ha ! completed hi- >erraoii. l!Mt*r ltii*wi-!il wa* th<- fir<t drink .the J o;-on and tie' f.r-t t.? ta'l 'Hie other e'.ih-rs enllai.'M'd i:i rapid sue ? I'.ilkei^t'ia wa- -a !>i to he 111 the ;n ? ? -.-rimi- ????ii'lit inn ? ? .my ol the tefi t ? i 1 it ui : ? n' - > ! t!i? I 'uiw'r ?i > > ?( New V-rk. Jia- _r r.i : 1 1 ? I t" 1 > ;*. I in i*!i/ a ' i ? -? : -c ! ? J r.e l ! ?< hi- pr<? ' --.oil 1 1 . till ? I ; I ' . ? I.f Ww Y >rk THE TIME TO TAKE PEPTO-MANGAN ;\MII N ><M I KK1 \ m il l; "(II r ir will isuim; \ot i? \ck TO IIKU.TH 1 s a 1 1 ?: . <.? i .. inedl ? at a j !"..?> .hi . a- the saving ?mi'\ n - a >?':!: They are u)i,'ht> !n-k> Mo-* ]* ? p!i twed a **1 tunic i ?: i while They 'tk '-r ?hr"Mgh 'nvfiru or so ? in! ciivii v ij.i ji o' H'-\ ei. :^h >!eep : jnan> cat itnproprt {*<?<?- 1 an<l f!iu> hurt the dir. sf \,n It ; - wise ro tak. \ I'l-pf.* \facga:. vv;fh the j !>ir ti-w v. >-<-k- :v;'.ii tvoild ' V .?? ? i !: : >' have '???nil ??<? m! health. IV; :? Mailman - \ >u p.?*:i?\ ? ? f red l.!ood, and r\<rvt*>ly k:i-?\v-, that red IiIo'hJ fix-!: z a1. 1 k*?kin? :i ! "*? ?;nv> "v?!d t^- dr'?lff?l.sts ia litj . ' " ? \ ? form \dvc."t1-?e in/'a! IIU R KIliKON KOiTORlAl I' . Tex I uf One of the Beat vf tin* U>lo Henry WfttlerNOQ' 8lnee the. death of Henry Wattcr hOii, Uu'V Uuvo Iwhmi many rofereiHva l<> his "To ill! Willi Th?- llapsburfts n))(l !lohO??*t>!lcrJ?9." It was fluted In tfii' J/oiiIkvMU' Courier- Journal of Aprrl 7. Ml 7. nud wits awarded the l*nliun |)rUte for the iH'st v<iitorlttl of the your. I' wjis headed "Vae Viet us" (Wo?? u? the VaiUiuUUod. ) Mr. Wat teoou \t rote as foMows "Then4 aro times ivben feeling mu-t be .soul to the roar ; when duty must ten* tin? lijio ; when 'tho aversion brave man bavo for fighting must yield to tho ft d Jural b?n. '(!|vc mo liberty or g Ivo "?o death!' TMmt.ttme Is now Upon u?. "I'oless Patrick I leu ry was wrong - - unless Washington ami the meu of tho Kfvo'ut ion ww wrong. that time Is u|M>a ik. ll is a lio to protend that the world V* belter than It was; that nam arc truer; wiser thai war is ok enpidde, that peaoo may in* had for the planning and the asking The situation whieh without any no; of ours rises hefftre Ui 1s n> eN'l&rui .'is that which rose before the Colonist* in A morion wheu a Uvad Cuglish Kin.-c, claiming to i uV without a immutability assert ing the right divine of kings and sent an army t<> enforce |t. A mad dcriiiiin Emperor, claiming partnership with Cod. again elevates tin* .standard of right divine, and bids tho world"'0 worship or die. "From the beginning the issue was not less ours than of the countries | first engaged; 1'arh may bavo had ends of its own to scrvv, Nor were I these ejids precisely alike. At least i Kraiioe---to whom wo owe all that we i have to sovereignty and freedom, and ! Ileigiuu), the little David of Nation?.-- j fought to resist invasion-- wui it on eruet : invasion ; to avert slavery, stvage. pill- { less slavery. Y<*t. whatever tin4 animn* f I t Hit,.' purpo i whatever the selfish In trr<)*is of KngPuid and Kusxla and H?!y Mm ka|#oi' jwhoine of tin- world <vu<)utv*| JiisiifUnl it. "First <>( all on bended 1vIh.h? we should pray to <?<mI to forgive us. Then ciwi a?- men, Christian men, soldierly men to the flnn and -tlio fray - whore ??ver 't hey. lead us over the ocean through renders ac*ro>s the low conn: ; U'n <>t Koln, I'.cim, and Kohletif. lumhlin',' lit*' fortre^ of Khronhr?>s|<ln into lh?? Uhli ? a^ we puss and dam ininj: ili?- mouth <>l' the Mo/.ol|t> 1 1 1. the of I ho ruin wo inalv: of it -then, on to Herlln, tin* Illaek llov. c Cav alry sweeping the Wllhejin ?: >i? 1 H<<* lav.i i low n the numutainshP.' the Junker anil th" niftier flying fort- us. the tunes In-ing 'Dixie' ami 'Yanke** JfcmdVV the ery tiring "Ila'i the Froivh UcjmbUc Hail the Itejnib lie of Hussia wolcoino the Common wealth of the Vaterland ? no j>eaee with the Kaiser no. parley with An ; toeracy, AhsoljitHm ami that divine j ' right of Kiiig* to hell with the 1 1 mis- ] | ..nr* ami the Holirii'/ollonis." M?-, ,|hc Thomas, of Sauford, N ('.. I i I . ... ' >v?h knocked dowu nnrt roMx>4 lut Knminy of $1,W0 in WKTtocy, whlfU slu- whs carryluu In h<>r pocfcl , i i Tin- robbery took pltCO lu |lvt \ |) ill hIicii *hc went out to s,H. jf cMeken how* wuH f?sU'uijS| STOVES RANGES HEATERS GRATES Stove Pipe Mackey Mercantile Co. Right Drugs at Right Prices We air starting the Now Year 1?,\ of/oriug a coiuipu-u* stoek of I>ru?s?. l'hawniuvutioals, niul Sundries at prions that allow the email profit at which wo can do business.. Wo want your cash trade aiid >l(.i not pro|K>so to ninko you ) h< y for lossos on bad accounts Tli hi'.- why \ve arc selling goods at leas profit than formerly and thnt < why wo arc discontinuing all unpaid accounts from the past v?-;i v. Try Us if ypu haven't beeii trading with us. If yon have we ai?- ^'niu^ n? try to give you better prices and ln*tter .service if ~ jvosslblo. ? ? W. Robin Zemp's Drug Store Telephone HO t ^e8t Side Broad 8t Announces New Models * New Prices Series 22 BIG-SIX Prices Touring $1785 Coupe 2500 Sedan 2700 Series 22 SPECIAL-SIX Prices Roadster ( 2-Passenger ) $1425 Touring 1476 Club Roadster 1475 Coupe ( 4-Passenger ) 2150 Sedan 2350 Series 22 LIGHT SIX Prices Touring $1045 Roadster ( 3-Paasenger ) 1045 Coupe-Roadster 1375 Sedan 1750 All prices f. o. b. factories New Models All Have Dry Disk Clutches. Carolina Motor Co., Inc.