The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 18, 1900, Image 3

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* 4 New Announcements. <'lerk oT Court ? Mr. L. L. Cope* land. Marriage of Rev. Mr, Gordon. Uev. M- W. Gordon, now of Ohes to* l?nt who wuN at one time pastor of ?!?? Camden Baptist Church, wor u 'a rried on the l(>lh inat to Minx M a~garet Amoa, of Spartanburg. Accident on the 8 A L. On Tuesday last an accident oc curred on the S. A. h. railroad near Lynches river which resulted in de molishing ten vegetable box earn, datnagiug several others and break ing the leg of a colored man. '1 lie accident wao caused by the rails spreading. Mr* Condon Killed. Mr. M. J. London who built roost of the Lea board's new road from CUeraw to Columbia was killed in Kuoxville, Tenn., on Monday last Mr. Condon was out riding with ? friend wheu the horses became un manageable, ran away throwing Mr. Condon out, from the ejects of which he died soon afterwards. K r. Kirkland for the Legislature. Mr. Kd itor: ? Pleoso allow us ap \co to suggest the name of Mr. Tli >s. J. Kirkland for the Legisla tur ?. Mr. Kirkland is a tried and tru* friend to tho farmer and wo want him to remcaimt n? important ofllce. Mr. Kirkland will please let us hear trom him. Farmers. Peath of Mr. Johnle DuPre. Johnie Walker DuTre died in Sumter May 12th, at ft P. M. He was carried down the day before to have a surgical operation perform ed to save bis life, and died under (lie operation. Me accidentally shot himself in the left bicast April 21, while hunting with a parlor rllle. The bullet cut tho pock vein and was fatal from the ?r*t aa the op-; eration showed. His pilfering* for days were intense, but he bore them like a hero and died in the full hope of a blessed hereafter. He was buried at Pisgah Church Sun day 4 P. M. after a memorial ser ?Jby J. Walter Km? in. the presence of * Urge aitdiefcce of both white and colored ^ti lled to the respect and love they had for him. Ho was the son of Mr. J. K. Dupre, of Pisgah, > ayed about 17 years, To Tho Baptist Churohcs In Kershaw County. ( There will bo a meeting held at Providence Baptist Ohnroh or i the 2nd day cf June, Saturday before f,he Jet* Sunday, to take under ad i/jnewenfc tl^s organization of H 1 .p* fiat AjJBoci#T?9? W Kprohaw conn1 ly* nn d we ask )each MapUst J9 the coudtv/o Henrf one or notf r Mute to thin meeting to assisl In per fecting the said organization. Ho, far we* re informed Kereha J >s he only county in the upper parte ll he State that has no association of its own. and we belicvo there kro aHout twenty Baptist churches in tl>o conn tv aud by uniting and forming ??n A-^uwation oijr own wu ^ould in ureas* usefulness and tpnd I ward the upbuilding of the Waster b kingdom here on earth. So come one and all and go thou with u. and we will do thee good. Yourft id tho faith, Uev. T. A. Dabney, for the Committee. KeaJv mSr^beets 8 md Pillow ?ases at tbe Gilt Kdge S^ cl,e^ef than you can buy the material. We havo a few tons pi. Fertilisers V a tnr i\u< rash or ?ood securi on band for tho &Co. ty a The Town of McSetf. Last Saturday was a groat one !? wefltern Cbeeterfielcl. Tho town of MoBee was born, and .n honor there of about one thousand Perso?8' ' bracing representative men from ? |?rge oreo W>r?d there t? ? ' n Tbey came twfn up end down T JLt.*a river for 15 miles; they . came from Cheraw and Chesterfield, Hrom Darlington and Kershaw. Jwo ppccial coaches were run rav and carried among others feeding mtn in tho large company that owns moat of tho land *r?? Besides general handshaking, "olcknicking" and looking around who glowingly port?y?d " ? #u?ure He was followed by Hon. tr P. Stevenaon, who spoke of tie *?ibilltie. o( M?Bee .nd what ? hrs troduced Hon^W. 8. n'?keuey, who *.n?*rtained the Srowd in his st"*? U? e w?y and alao ga? good od?iee |0 those who were interested in the -? standpoint of tho rallrood no"?'*; "r~ ru. n g. Joboeoo clooed lo ? Ibort talk in whieb bo toM tho I*?" n^awbat tbe eompony propoeod do ?L Hensod* a moet'sTorablo aay^y^o.ibo ^ ^ ?m.AiwwOI be aeay purotiM^rs-^ : Look Oul For Next Mon day!!! On next Monday, May '2lst, tho Old Reliable ftrm of M Hauiu A Co. arc going to outdo even all past achievements. The last two liar gain Sales so pleased the public? ?isten! they are going to place twenty tliouaiud dollars worth of general , merchandise at strictly bargain rates. Thin firm newer half does anything. | and always wins. Space forbids us '?numerating the many bargain* they will have, but see one of their hand Home circulars and read the startling bargains they are going to offer next Monday and you will be ready1 to exclaim "the like was never before seen in Camden !" Don't fail to see the attractive ad vertisement of llirsch Bros. A Co. Wo have the finest Flour over l rought to Camden, (Jive it a trial. S. N. Sowell A Co. j Every day is "Bargain Day ' at the ! Opora House Store. S. N. Smvell A Co. j C?L 01? L) Tin a bright Juno day* .the- warm rays of tbo sun lill all the land with beauty and gladness. The little (lowers meekly lift their heads to oatch tho first morning beams of tlio sun, But. as tho groat monarch of day rides on his fiery chariot, the warm bright rays aro changed to hot piercing streams. Then we notice in a short while that thn liitln fli.w. ers have all drooped their heads. As wo stand gazing on this seeno of nature, we see just above tho hor izon a tiny cloud drifting slowly o'er the vast bluo sky; hut wo ? are soon awakonod from our roverio by the (.oft patter of the raindrops as they beat upon our backs. Then it is that wo realise that in so short a ttme, the clouds gather, and rain drops fall silently upon the earth all of this wondrous change made in in a few minutes. But let us take another view of nature, aftor the shower J I ho flow ers have all lifted their heads and are drinking In the bright drops that were loft upon their faccu. The clouds not only bring the showers, but thoy protect us from the hot glaring rays of tho sun. In winter they pend to us the snow, so pure and white, in which we all tiud so much enjoyment, playing snow* ball, and going sleigh-riding. And fro all agroe with Sholly, when he speaks for the clouds : "I bring fresh showery for t|}e f.hirstjng flowers, ^ From the sens rikI the streams; I bear light shade for tho leaves when Jftld , , lo their noon-day "reams, Prom my wings u^o shaken tho clews that waken. The sweet bir?ls? every one, When rooked to rest, on their mothers breast As she fiance" about the*Jin. I sift the snow on the ho low An<l their great pines grmni aghast Ami sH the night, 'tis my pillow of white VCTrtte I sleep in the arms of the blast." galUo Ooodale. Age XO ? (irado tO, CLOUDS. At out ninety-eight millions of miles away, the littlo rays of sun shine leave the sun and wind their way towards the earth, and, laden with heat, they strike the oceans, seas and streams, bringing up tho little particles of water and carrying them up, arjsjgted by tho wind, un til they reach an attitude which is light enough for theso small parti cles to oollcot. Hero It rocks and floats above the earth, and a^aln It is dissolved into rain and refreshes the products of tho earth as well as the inhabitants thereof. There are many varieties of clouds; all varieties do not emit rain, these are generally a gf'cat height; soma are the sign of dry weather rather tliuu rata. On arp#iny day theclotjds are gen erally near ?thp earth. During a storm, the clonda seem to ftlipopl touch the tree tops. Storms are al ways accompanied by a great amount of electricity which is ?oen in the form of lightning. Electricity wsh developed from the clouds by Benj j Franklin, Therefore comes the nse^i of nloudi. fine ea^th yfoujd ho o barren prain'e if it were not for clouds. What could exist without rain? No vegetation, therefore no man or beast. How pleasant it ia, after a summer shower when everything was withering and covered with dust, the sultry hours, moving away so slowly, are revived and stimulat ed and the atmosphere in cleared and we breathe once more the cool, in* vigorating air. As a general thing that which is so useful and cannot be dono with itmt is not beantiful, as the camel; bat the most beautiful scene in na ture is a beautifnl subset, or a sun* set which is ornamented by clouds whioh give every hue and are dis ,persed in?o every shape and size, seetmng like a beautiful palace with mountains and all kinds of beauti scenery shown on the background. And the clouds which form in banka and strata Me very beautiful, look* '?? mountains covered with ? u^ ???? ? ?now. Bat the useful ones are those that 'Brintf frtsh showers for the thlrtting towers, [From the mi sod the strrsms That Wet I Iff hi shsdet for the Issrss wan laid Is tfnir 1 ' ?? the dews Htstake* the dews tbstaeshec The eweet birds erery o?e. Whee rsrlrodts testes thtir sssiWe Af.fl* ilswnrs shnrst tht t*"" j Window Sluules of all patterns at Geisenheimcr's. Don't fail to try our fino Flour. You can t buy puch elsewhere in town. S. N. Sowell & Co. Marriau'o. j Mr. Arthur Moseloy and Mias . Magnolia WiUon were married hi the residence of the bride's parents [Thursday evening ueitr Siuithville. lve.v. T hacker otllciutiug. Tho Bethune Enterprise. Commencing with next work the i ; town of liethune will have a news , | >? per ? the liethune Knterprise? I with Mr, J. 10. Gardner as editor | Mr. Gardner is a newspaper man of j much experience aud we predict I that he will uive <he town a good pa. I per. We will welcome it to our ex change list. | Deaths, Mr. J. K. Smith died suddenly al( his home in Camden hint Saturday morning. Mr. Smith had not been j in good health for some tune but his death wan a surprise to ninny. He leaves* a widow aud two eliil ; nren to whom we oiler our deepest .sympathy. The burial took place | at the Caradeu eeractory on Satur-j day afternoon. Mr. James C hewning, of the Io nia section, died on last Saturday j and was buried on Sunday near New Sale tn. IN MEMORUM. In Magnolia. S. C, , at tho homo of Mr. ?"?. lr. YlaWUms on the morning] of May Hth, at 5 o'clock, the spirit ol Mrs Jane H. McDonald took its flight to her heavenly home. She wiiR born in Washington, I>. C.. Nov. 2nd, 1HIO, and had reached the advanced ago of eighty .nine years and six months. Coming to South Carolina at a very early age, nearly all ol' her long lifo has been spent in Camden, S. C. She wn? married on the eighth of Nov. 1832 to Charles A McDonald. Her maid, on n?ino wns Rogers. Her husband preceded hor to tho grave twenty voara. , 8hc was a .member of the Presby terian church from early woman hood, and was always in her seat in the sanctuary unless providentially hindered. Charity was a virtue she possessed in a great degree; no one over left her door without aid who Raught her charity. Three grand children and fifteen great grand children survive her. She has gone to her reward. "Well done, tbou good and faithful servant! Enter tliou into the joys of thy Jnord," B Guaranteed odorless Refrigeratorn at Goisonheimer's. Handsome Pictures cheap at Geisenheimer's. Big bargains in towels at the (lilt .Edge Store. Whito mountain icc cream freezers at Geisonheimer's. fevuouai. Mr. Maurice DePass in visiting in Union. Miss Tiny Khtuno is visiting in Charleston. Mrs. P. A. Bos well came to Cam den last Saturday. Mr. Tlios. Lang, Jr., is visiting his sister at Lancaster. Mr. W? 'iiltlo v went to ftich m?nd Tueoday night, Mr. Robt. Goodale, of Charleston, spent last Sunday in Camden. Mr. John Johnson, of Manning, is visiting his sister, Mrs. M. E. Soh rock. M iss Ella Msckey, of Columbia, I was tho guest of her sister, Mrq. A. W. Rutler Inst woalr. , Mrs. Aiico Sruitii, of $iock Hill, W visiting at the homo of bee parents on ftast peKalb street. ^iso May kiliiver, of Hlacksb uip after a few days visit to relutives here has returned home, Mr. George Crosby, who V^8 been spending n fjw woukb in Atlanta, re turned homo on Wednesday. Messrs. Lawrence Kelly, of Ker shaw, and W- B. '4'witiy, of Char lotte, were in our city hist week. Miss Lillian Galloway, one of Io nia's fairest flowers, is tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Copeland on Hobkirk Hill. Representative John ,G. Richards was in Camden yesterday o^ his way from thejOemn^raticJconventioB in Colombia. Messrs. W. G. Wilson and L. A. Wittkowaky represented the Local K. of P. Lodge at the Grand Lodge in Charleston this week. Mr. J. F Batcman and family have returned to Camden and mi cupy the cottage on DeKalb street east of Mr. R. A. McDowell. Prof. R. M. Kennedy has been ap pointed by Supt McMahan to teach the Summer school at Cheater. Prof. L. T. Mills will teach the school at I Cherokee. ^ Miss Cacrie Beckham, a charming young ladr wbo hss charge of the central office a t Kershaw was the guest of Miss Sadie tfraslngton on Laurens street lsft week. Mr. W. C. Thomson, of Lancaster, was io Camden, jrsaterday. M*. Thomson was on his way io tba con. vent km of probtbiUoaista iaflolin bia bat missed connection with bis !????? _ 'TfwW'WwWw'w Mr. Jim Ktrtlsy, as old Camflsn boy bat wbo im now raetfia* to Or KlfMt J -M* ? -?r * ???? 2s ? t . ARRIVING DAILY ?? AT? ZEMP- - BROTHERS BARGAINS IN ALL TilKIK IM^AHTMKNTS. In shoes, we h ud in 1/uafi/y uiitT price. ( all lor our JULIA M AKLOW Shoo lor Ladies in bi^h aihl low quarter ? ii is a ??Thing of K<kniit> ami a Joy Foivvor/* to the wearer. j OUR CLOTHING STOCK is being replenished every dav and in it wo can .save yon dol 1 1 Mrs. Staple and Fancy Groceries Y* [ at LOWEST PRICES. Call and ba astonished. zmp RnnruRRc umujl ?J A1U 1 11UA1U . A. 0. KENNEDY >7 ' N ow ls The Time To Buy. HARVEST TIME cau be made less laborious and ! more profitable by having the right ' kind of KARAT IM n.K-UKNTia for tho gal Del ing and storing of the ( crops. ' We arc selling agents for thej best known and most perfect MOW KRS, HAY RAKKS, HAY FORKS, KtcV and invite inspection of those in] stock confident t{i;?l. tiie {jooda and I pripes will piove pleasing. A FULL DAYS WORK cau not bo done in u day wjtll old j or out of datp 'machinery. Your n<'i?;ubor with fin Improved Mower will get twice us much done, ni lews expense, than he with an old fash ioned implement. Don't be slow gointr, hut don't work harder than you have to. Come in here and look at the Itvhay saving V-AHM I ftl t'LKMKNTS we oiler. Yon can save thuir price in one reason. smr Agent for tho Celebrated Eeeiing? The Lightest Running and yefc sne of the ra-st durable machines on tho market. A . D, KENNEDY. i |'?f ? To My Friends & Patrons: i 1 This in the beginning of another veason with cotton at 4 and 5 cents per pound. This meand cheap goods or no sale. , I have got tho goods and they have got to Be Rold and as I have always said I never allow any one to undersell mc, the money is what I want and that I am going to have if you come in my store. I have a big stock as usual, fresh and nice; never have any old stale stock. FRESH GOODS j coming in pvery (Jay. I wont in business in 1894 when cotton was about the same prices it is now and I am still here doing my share; some predicted that I would not j>ull through that season. Low priced cotton don't frighten Ihc, I have gone through a hotter battle than this. j[ sold my goods for such small profits, I find that it pays to make small profits and quick sales. I have kept it up and don't want to change it. j will Hay to those who have stores in the country to come in and I will divide the profits with you as have always dene. Some business houses may tell you they carry a larger stock than 1 do, yQu can say to them you get more for a dollar . AT HINSON'S than you get tram them, it makes but little difference to you Ibow much stock they carry. What you want it all you can get for your money. I am satisfied wjth the past and I know I 1 will be withtho future fori am worlting just as hanf for -ytmr trade as I ever did, Come on you will Qnd me at the same place. * Yours Respectfully, I " ' The Place of Places i C> V TO BUY YOUR GOODS \ Is The Famous I I Wit It an up-to-date stock , and prices as tow as you could ask, we Jeel satis ? Jicd that we can please you , don't fail to inspect our stock before buying . Slimmer W alli^ a Light. Attire are most delightful, and should remember that, v it the Gilt Edge Store can be found the materials that meet , :ho demand to a U1V Think of the many kinds you hare to/ ?elect from; such as Mulls, Organdies, Dimities, Silk Organdies, Mouslin Deso.uire, okcM etc. And besides these, we can show pou a superh line of Piques, white cotton Serges, White goods * in all th? new and Stylish Crinkled and Lace effects, Madras, Secrsucker, Percales, Ginghams, etc. ' \ zr;. We call special attention in this issue to A Big "S" for Shoes. Having juet received an extensive line of Drummers Samples, we are prepared to sell you Shoes by the SINGLE PAIR and ANY KIND OP A PAIR, at wholesale prieet. COME AT ONCE before they have been picked over, for they are GOING, GOING ItAPIDLY; and you wiU certainly find "DANGER IN DELAY." f Remember, Gentlemen, that our Serge, Crash, and Ojieriot Suits are the TALK OF THE TOWN, and are you goitfg to put off buying until the stock is so broken that you can't be fitted? The warm dayB suggest to you that a lighter sulTWoafct" be more comfortable. Heed the Timely Suggestion, and oome to the Gilt Edge Stere where you will find the suit desired, and at, a price that will make you happy. . Come one, Come all and "make hay while the Son * Yours Respectfully juid Truly,