The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 14, 1898, Image 3
U?m1 $?*$.
JAN' 14, 1893.
Dr, Wakefield to ViNil Camden
Dr. W. H. Wakefield, of Char
Jot'*, N? C., will he iu Camden ft!
the Workman Hotel, on Wed ties
day p. ra. and Thursday a- ro., Jan
uary 19th and 20tb, tlieso date*
only. His practice U limited i<
the Kye, Kar, Nose arid Thtna\
The dootor wilt uot visit $auid? n
again un'.il fall.
Advertised Letters.
For week ending Jan. 0, 189S.
Johnny Bronaon, W A Austin, Mr
Michal, Will C French, Zack Col
lins, Wm Harnie, Jessie WiUon,
Judith Williams, Albert Williams,
Mary Moore, Mary K Settle, CufFy
. Tate, Berta Thomas, J W Murchi
ison, II attle Jackson, 2 for Joe Jas
Hon.
C. J. Shannon, P. M.
Bptacopal Entertainment at The Op
era House.
[. An entertainment will be ylven
at the Opera House, ?uext Tues
day evening, the 1 8 tli inst., to raise
funds to aid in building a vestibule
to Grace Episcopal Church. There
will be reoitationa and mueio by
best amateurs and a lecture by
ltev. W. H. Got dan upon the Cru
sades. Admission 25c for adults;
children 15c. The entertainment
will be a most delightful one nnd
everybody should go.
The C amdtn Bargain and Commission
Store.
Will receive and sell on a reason
able commission any articles ot
furniture, books, pictures, watcbep,
clocks, jewelry, <frc- On short no
tice our wagon will call at 3*011 1
residence for any articlo you m?y
wish lo sell. All transactions con
fidential. " Stoves and Tinware re
patred'by on experienced woik
raan. Roofing and Valley Tin,
Stove Pipes, Pans, <fec. (-all and
n*>e iia al tht> old stand of J. R.
Goodale A Sons.
The Camden Bargain ?fc
Commission Store,
~ J. R. Goodale, Agt. A Prop'r.
Attention, Pensioners.
The Township Beards of Pen
sion in Kershaw County, will meet
on the third Monday, 17th of Jau
narv t^t their usual place of meet
ing for the purpose of revising the
roll of 1897 and to recieve new ap
plications for Petisions. Those
now repeiving pensions need not
make application again. Town,
ship boards must give their rear
son for granting or rejecting ap
plicants for pension and return sli
papers to the County Board of'
Pension. The County Board of
Pension will meet in Camden on
the following Monday the 94th
day ot January.
W. F. , Russell, N. A. Bethune,
'Secretary, Chairman,
? Fa ir Lady of Kershaw Weds Id
. Florid*.
Hawthorne. Fia.
Editor Cbronjole;^
* Th? following may be of Interest
U* fprop of tl?e readers of jour paper i
Ifarncd, at the residence pf Mm. I
CfitU lee, near Hawthorn Fla., Mr
? ^ ifphn 8. Bell, a yoppg hyvaoy near
|iawihorne to Ifiss Be?Uh Bajley, a
? handsome young lady of Kershaw
Co,. 6. C., by. Her. Jos. F. Bell a
brother of the . erooro. The rooms
? were tnstl^itTld~ handsomely decora
ted, and festooned with evergreens,
vines and choice roses, and a floral
Wading bell.
A short while after thf^ceremony
the guests ? father, brother aod sis
ter Of tile groom with their families
weft invited into the dining room,
and were seated around a beautiful
and delightfully set table, supplied
wltli good tilings to satisfy tbo most
fastidious./a'nd to add to the xest of
eating were waited upon by the
cheery bostesfc Mrs. Candle and her
MiXi Mrs. Warner, after with
- friendly chat, jest and repartee, time
^ glided away, and all went away
with good wishes for the young cou
pti.Tv/ ? ^ ill a. y.
_ STABLER SATS
atmant for Catarrh Does No
Oood.
Mr. IS. M. Stabler, .Payne, Ohio,
writes : "I had catarrh of the head.
) trie*) a local catarrh remedy and
It did mo no good { I tried two dif
ferent -catarrh snuffs and they" did
me no good | I-trted -a jesftarrb balm
? and it did me n$ goaf; I tried a
..Foclu Wayne doctor and he did me
no good. I gave thela all up, for
they were doing roe no good. All
they were after waa my money, and
they got it, and that was all thev
wanted. Then I got a Pe ru na Al
imibc* 1 ttM
rM I through
id ?*ir,-that
Tho Mayoralty,
It was staled a few days ago that
there would be sevoral candidate* for
Muyor of Camden in tho coining pri
mary election. Those who wero pro ?.
inonilv spoken of for tho position
wore Mayor Zemp, Messrs. J|L R.
Goodalc, A, I). Konuedy, H. K.
Hatoail, W, A So'?rock and 1) E.
flinsou. The Chronicle nought an in.
terviejjK%ith each of these gentle.
irtCVrlo get from thorn their vipws
rupon matters ?f public .Importance
which might serve .hh an outline to
the policy they would pursue if eject
O'l. It seems, however, that up h>
this timo Mayor Zemp and Mr.
^ oh rock arc tho onlv avowed enndi
dates in tho field. Mayor Zemp was
tho first seen and his card below
speaks for itself :
To The Citizens of Cam
den:
I announce myself a candidate for
ro-eleotion to the office of Mayor, and
I do so in order that I may be al
lowed to vindicato my administra.
tion and prove to tho public that we
aro right in the statement we made
that the purchase of lights and wa.
ter wcVuJd only cost tho citv about
H| mills additional tax. To day 1
will go farther and say wo can not
only keep* np the city; with its
lights and water, but wit h tho past
twej years as a guide, we will organ
ize, equip and maintain a first class
reel company with horses for that
amount.. During the past year more
and bettor work has boon dono on
tho streets than for Several years
previous, and by careful manage
tnent we have a good surplus on
hand at t';e end of the yoar.
While tho Tj ?o usurer's report,
shows a sale^of $2,500 in bonds, it
also shows $3.1 10.17 paid out as in
terest, notes and bonds redeemed,
etc., of which amount only $950
properly belongs to tho yearly ex
penses. Rospectfully,
F, Leslie Zemp,
Mayor.
. Mr. Ilinson was next seen and he
stated most imphauenlly that lie
had never entertained the least idea
whatever ot'entoring tho raco.
Capt. UalsaU said that ho bad
been spoken to by soveral to enter
the race but hie private biiRines*
would prevent him from doing ro.
Capt. Halsall spoke in the most com
plimcntary terms of all the prospee
t.ive candidates and especially of
Mayor Zemp whom he said be
thought l\ad made a very good May
or. '
Mr. Kennedy reoeived *us most
pleasantly and said that he had been
spoken to to run, but up to this timo
he had not made up his mind to do
so; if be deolded to enter the race he
would most oheerfully glvo to the
press his views upon matters of pub
lic importance. He would not bo in
the raco for any scramble for ibo
office.
Mr. Goodale spo^e along the aanie
line as did Mr. Kennedy. Ho said
he would not go into ony scramble
for tbe plane.
Mpf Pcbroek sai(J |
Yes, I am a candidate for Mayor.
Von want to know what will be my
polity if elected? Well, my ejfper*
ienoe a* an alderman has given me
a prett* fair idea I think of what
polioy a ay or should pursua and
we might |im? tt up something like
thlst
I ? Economy {n conducting and
perfecting aeaessary improyeijf^nts
for the benefit of the pity.
Hrr- Liberality in appropriations
for keep ng qp our stjreet ftnd tygijr
ing perfect drainage.
3?rA rigid supervision of the po
lice department.
- - 4^? Strict impartiality in presiding
over the Mayoralty court.
5 ? Encouragement to "the boie"
n organising an efficient fire depart
ment. \
This, as yon^eee is not a platform
by which the Mayor Is bound to sub
stitute the word ''stinginess" for
'loeonomy/' or "waste" fyf JMi^erali
tjfJ' Neither does it mean that con*
tinual fault-floding pljall constitute
' a ritoid supervision of tho polioo de
partment" -
It sirnpty means Just what it says,
sod by it I enter the race for Mayor
to ifin or lose as tbe yoters shall
elect
Before you close this iptprview
however there is one thing I should
tlko to have attention called to, an<t
that is the reoently published peport
of our Clerk and Recorder.
Some people sre felicltatlngHhern
selves that the city Is in grcfct shape
because we have in (he treasury
$2,667.28 for which there is no fq}
inpjiafe need. JMeaso to $t>te that
on Jan Jst, JB97, there was in the
treasury the sow of $163.29, and
that dnrinpr that year there, w^s re
ceived 82,500. from a bond sale ou
which amount we are payinz sit par
cent interest. We thus find $2,.
663.32 which when deducted from
that in the treasury, leaves the m*g?
nificent total of $4.00 as the salvag*
for twelve mouths. What then have
we to "congratulate onryt ves upon
. with oilier and new besVy expenses
crowding fsst upon uaP
Oar streets and drains are in dire
need of repair* our laborers need
fe^ssl Wi iwve lioir nH^
tf.Q0O ef idle money in the (
on which we, . are . . - '
This may be eoand puMff policy but
JJbf-Qe# nee!4 iee U,
treaaqry
interact,
I Personal.
We iecei?ed a plateau t cull uu
last Saturday from Rev. VV. 1) KuU
iningor; J'rof. J. F. Entzminger and
[ .Mr. .1. V. Young, ('all ^nguin, yen
tloiueu.
Our Colored Fiiends.
In thanking our friends for (heir
kind romoiubei ai>ce of us wo wish to
mont'on our colored friends also.
10 aqy of whom have been very
prompt indeed in their payments o
subscription to us.
At I<ast.
After much sen tiling, hard work
bodovilinent and instituting le^s!
proceeding Mr. W. K Russell, Elec
tion Commissioner, has succeeded in
getting the money for the managers
who sorved in tho last new county
oleetion. Thoy can pot it by calling
at Tho Chronicle otllco.
Death of Mr Robt. Sinplotou,
Mr. Robt Sinsrleton died at his
home on lower Broad street yester
day morning about 8 o'clock. He
was stricken with paralysis list
Monday morning from which ho n?v
or rallied sufficiently to speak. Tl o
burial wi'l tako place to day.
Entertainment by Olivo Branch So<
oiety.
The Olivo Hranch Society of tho
Camden Dnptist Church will givo an
entertainment, at the parsonage on
Tuesday evening the 25th inst.,
commencing at 8 o'clock. An inter
esting programme will be nrranged
ami refreshments sorved. Tho pro*
oecds will go to help pay off the par-j
sonago debt. Admission far arnlte
2f>c, children 15c.
Job Printing,
Legal lluefs for the Supremo Court,
Letter Heads,
Note Heads,
Bill Heads,
Envelopes,
II a nd - Hills,
Circulars,
Dodgers ,
Cards,
and in fact job printing of ALL
Kiud promptly and neatly executed
nt this ctHee.
Shootings. 9
Cn last Sunday near Boykins dc
pot Win Broyard and instantly
killed Mlddleton Lloyd. Both par
ties were colored.
jfen last Tuesday morning Mr. G.
J. Baker who lives about 8 or f)
miles east of Camden was on his
way to Camden when ho was shot
twice In tho breast with a , doable
barrel shot gun. Tom and John
8prad'ey about 18 or 20 years of nge
and eons of Mr. T. A. Spradtey have
been arrested as the parties ^jio did
tho shooting and are now In jnil. At
first It was thought that Mr. Raker
would npt live 3 hotyt's, but it wftR
Stated yesterday that ho wus a litfcU'
bptter. ft is hard to tell just yet
how thp case will terminal*).
On Monday, the J 0th Mr. T. S.
Smith, of Smithvillo, shot Mr. ^ J.
Hancock. The wound is not consid
ered at all serioufi
ii nmywrnr ii j r
? Bad Acoident
Mr, William Water? was killed on,
last Friday evening near Lynch,
wood, by a -falling tree. Flo was
splitting rails and one of thp trees
which M out lodged and he ent
inother on the lodged trpo to knock
it down, hnfc which it faljetf \n 4c)r
hpt slipped do^n iho tpee ^nd struck
kjr. Watery on J.ho lieqtl knocking
f>ut hi* brains. Ilis wifO and four
little children had just been to carry
dinner to htm, she wai on licr way
hack home with three of the chil
dren when she heard the tree full,
but piid no attention to it until she
heard the little boy she had left
with her husband crying and saying,
"I can't see Da." Whereupon, she
returned to where, a few minntes
before, she had left her husband At
work, to find hiui lying dead with
his head mashed to a JeH&b An
inquest was held by Magistrate
Johnson, the verdict of the Jury be
ing that the deceased came to his
death by Occident. The sympathies1
of the whole community go out to
the bereaved faulty,
? : a ?
Christmas Tree at Malvern Hill.
There was ?% Christmas tree at
Malvern Hill chapel for the Chil
dren of the Sunday school on the
evening of Dec. 31st, ult. Tho tree
was nicely arranged. Mr. (Jor
dan loaned sopje pretty little fairies
and candles for the occasion, and
when these were placed on the tree
tho effect was really beautiful.
There was a table on each sido of
the tree which held the presents ?
which were tfiany and very appro
'prlate and the children were delight
ed. Those who contributed to
ward* arranging aod petting it itf*
were folly repaid when they witness
ed the. happy, smiling faces' of -the
chtldrenj and it seems to ns 'that op
portuoitie^ke this should never be
allowed ft pass, when ?o ranch pleas
ure can be bad with such little cost
of ttae or money. Itr certain]/1
.iendfl lo cncesfag* ?*? children t*?
attend ^?e Sunday school -and thus
become better in man? reepeete*
' ?be todies of ike eommuuity feel
indebted 10 Rev Mr GowUn and
Hiw Willie gtonejwfefl ooatribnted
pceeeate a ad Kludlj
?ease out *ad assisted le -Weeing
tbstiea Mr. Wiky Sbeoro is the
s HAVE YOU
Bought Tour Winter 'Underwear?
<(
NO!
99
Well wo can give you Shirts from 20(5. to 00. Draw
??? from 20e. to $2.00. ICxccllent values for the money.
Our Olothing Mock is still large, ami must he reduced.
Vou can Iniy at your own price.
MEN'S SUITS
BOYS' SUITS
2.50 TO 15.00
2.00 TO 10.00
BOYS' KNEE PANTS SUITS - - 75C. TO 4.00
We must realize on them. Our necessity is your gain.
Always a full line of SIB O 80*4 on hand. Y ouknow
them; they talk for themselves.
bothers.
I have purchased the assigned stride of goods ()f j, xi
Gooilale & Sons, and for the next sixty days will throw
011 the market 1 lie entire stock of^oods consisting of Dry
Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Cutlery, Tinware Cooking
Stoves amWn fact almost/ everything you can think of.
Just think of it! Nearly
worth of 0000 goods (nothing shoddy) thrown 011 the
market at your own price! Como at oueo before what yon
want is sold, Sale will takp place at tlm dtoros of J, R.
Qoodulo <fe Bonn. A veritable K1 on dyke for buyers.
Como one! Ooine all!!
HospectfulUy,
Santa Claus!
AT THE
WOn STORE!
m n
Christmas Goods Galore]
Everything You Can
ThiiiK Of! . Lowest Prices
You Ever ftoiight At.
Dolls from 2 l-2c. to
1 dollar,
Doll carriages, era
Trespass Notice.
All persona nro hereby notiflod not to
trospaas on my lands for Any purpose
whntovor, neither will thoir fltookbe al
lowed to trospnsa on the fuune.
J. J. BELL.
Apr. 99, '07.
Trespass Notice.
All porponir<ire hoieby strictly forbid
den to tri'spaafl^Jpon landa of A, E. Ken
nedy 0?w In rayjpoHHOHRion. for the pur
pose of hunting,' fishing or for any other
purpose whatsoever. Any one found
violating this notice will he dealt with to
the fullest extent of the law.
JESSE IIAMMCND,.
Oct. lot, 1807,
Horses suffering from eorenes* or any
disenaea, dogi or cattle are heir to sue*
ccasfully treated by .
Dr. Hadley,
Veterinary Surgeon.
The Dentistry of iho horaiAis n science
in itself. Hones' Teeth aroJ^Uje cauae
of disagreeable luibita. Hones^ having
diseased teeth aro hard to keen id con
dition. and if poor it ia impoasible to fat*
ten. There arc few horses young OT
wrt, without more or lesa 'aharp-edged of
rough projections upon their volar*.
The sharp edges laceiate the month,
causing torture to bor??, sad hi
trios in various ways to rid himself of
the trouble. Home start suddenly or
?top ahort, toss the bejuL dwl er slob
her ; others aby, drive sideways, er bold
their beads in an unnstnral mannsr. Im
proper grinding of food csnees ioT"
tien andiwdlfeetfon produces lost)
pelltSr hide bonnd, -en o?tsii~ir~~
mg or deadrlike co?t of hair,
. discharge stthftM**,-'
or imtMOft ""
experience
tkAimUeM^
naUop at office.
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&
continuance of the same, we are
to all, ami many returns of tho day, with best wishes for a
more prosperous timo than wo have ever seen. With tho
New Year comes now year prices at 'X'lie FnmouH ;
<*ilt, ItSdffe Storo, as all Winter Goods are/offered
at from 10 to 40 per cent. / .
DISCOUNT,
and wo will contribute to tho happiness of our customers -
by giving tliem Special bargains in all Strictly winter
good*.
NOW IS THE TIME TO MAKE TOUR PURCHASES.
I# V
Price of goods altogether in kooping with the low price
of cotton, Ladies, Misses and children's wraps iu any
style you wish, and as cheap as yon could ask. All dr sa
goods at "hard time" prices. Men and boys clothing at a
i p,
great sacrifice.
Overcoats at
YOUR OWN
As to Carpeting, Matting, Rugs an^Art Squares we
will say that the commercial knife i?,. (\ used freely, so
come at oiioc^and reap the boneftts (daughter.
With Sincere thanks for past ^favors, and. soliciting a
HAPPY
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