The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 10, 1900, Image 3
Important Notice.
All mutter whatsoever for publica
tion nutat i.nch us not luWr tlnui
Do'clock on Ttmifutny morning. Wo
can not "URrun re tlig insertion of
anjthinj-c received uftcr that lionr.
Changes in pontrnct advert iHcmeuti*
tiro uqucaud to t?o hnnded in \m>
Wedno^luy.
New Announcements.
Kailrond ('oimni?trionQr?\V. l>.
M nyfield.
Razors.
If you will shnyH yourself, <*0 to
Mi;Laid Ar Son's Hat her Shop, ono
door sou I li of the maiket, and
< wo of tho Kobinsou (Jutlory (-o'n
I!m7.01h, from *l.f?o to $:? 00. They
nro fully warranted. We have the
I ( fit lot of razors in town, ('ouic
and see them.
Melanin A: Son.
?- ?? -o-? -
Dfsth of Mr. James Dayisj
Mr. -J?h. Davis who Ims been rprto
ill for it long timo died thin morning
ui the homo of .Mrt?. l>avis on upper
II road street, about',) o'clock. Do
ceiled is a grandson of tin* Into 1?ii-- j
Ik.|> Davis, wan about 24 years of
>?j_'o and a must exemplary young
man. He formei'y lived hero but
for .several years has been r?sidin?
ill. mSiii
h < k a IVxv months ajjfo.
Now Advertisements.
Attention U called to the new
verMseinent <>i' Mr. A. 1). Ken
lietTy^ Mr. Kennedy i? {jetting in
one orWfi' largest. ?>to(k of goods
In* has ever eaTrtvd, and evcrthitij/
\cti need he hap. Kea'l him adver
tisement and anything yon need
don't fail to go to him for it.
The Gilt Edge Store also has a
new ad to-day which it will he well
for you to read.
Kind Word8 from Capt. Knklnnu.
0>ipt, Kiikland, who is in com
limnd of lhe Kichlntid Volunteers
now encamping in Cam don, was in
Columbia on Tuesday. In speak
ing of Copt. Kirkland's tiip lo Col
utnMa llie Hlnle of Wednesday
pftvs:
(Jnpt. Kirklnnd of the Kichlsnd
Volunteers whs over from Cninden
yesterday for fi few hours. lie. ex
prefixes himself 11 it delighted will)
t!ie way the people of Camden ii>
reived his company.
Ht-vlval Services nt Tiinity M E.
Chinch
The revival M'rviroR hi. Trinity
Church, couinxMiforl last week and
conduelt'fl l>y pnstor Scott, seem t<>
be accomplishing much good. I)*<
s|?i to L)io wunn weather* the meet
ings have boon well ntloaded. Up
to last Tuefuluy ni'.'ht t<vo persona
had joined the church by Idler,
noil throe on probation, while; I
twolve had professed Christ. The;
interest snenis to bo increasing wlih
oaofi service. IVc Jiopo tn.it cli and
Justing (rood will be dom\ particu
larly anion# tiic men (>f litis com
munity, ?t leant three fourth* of
whom, we understand u re tin con
verted. A Mera her.
A Very Sad Death.
At. the threshold of young man
hood Lawrence Kelly has been c.all
?(1 11enco 1 tho icy touch of the
hand of Death. For several weeks
lit; has been pir>?trated wilh fever
at the home of his grandmother,
Mrs. Evans Rollings, nt OakU:lv?t.
Yesterday morning the snmmons
oaitftTsand Lawrence passed over
the River to rest under tho shade
of the trees.
Lawronce Kaliv whs born in I)a?
lington county. He lost both pa
rents when but a hoy and for ten
years or more has lived with his
grand n other. He was a model I
young DDin and whs entering upon '
a promising career. He lias been
engaged in the ofllee of tlie Heat h
J? RI Co. at Kershaw sinee hi*
graduation from a business collcgc
jn Lexington, Ky. He was about
*2 years of age and leaves an only
ttlster, Miss Carry Kelly, surviving
m#i 1 in. His remains will be interred
"today at the Salem cemetery, netir
Heath Spring. Wo extend our
deepest sympathy to the bereaved
relauvos.?Lancaster Ledger.
(inftvanlcc.l odoj'lcsa licfri^orntors
at Gci8onl)oimor'fl.
Excursion.
Vhorp will he nn excursion from
Cnuidcn to Wilmington, N. t-., on
2J)lh day of August. Train leaves
Camden at 7 o'clock on morning ?>f
the 29ib, and returning leave Wil
mington at 5 o'clock on evening of
the 30th. Remember that this will
he first excursion from this city
ov?r 8. A. L. to that point since the
establishment of that road, and the
only one for the season. Train will
stop Ht following stations: Spauld
i?g, Shepherd, Cassett, Kethune,
McHeo, Middendorf, Patrick and
Kimherly. Wilmington is known
by many of ibia city i? being a
beautiful plaea containing some of
n? pretty building* and parka aa
most any city auuth. Also remem
ber titftt yon will meet with many
of yoar acqoaiotances and friends
aa well aa a hospitable people.
Ticksta on aala at Mr. J. A, jingle*
trn'a? T. J. Bojktn'a, E. D. OibUf'%
and Mr. Frank Halfa'a.
Beapactfallj,
JMM* Mftf.,
Wtafik Jmm
'nio'icsiiive Camden,
An Interview Itet \\e4w1 Mr, Mr
llowrll a\<! Movsrs. liossiuntl
\ yNitngrzei.
M ?!> What ?h> you thiuli of tlx* out*
look in point ??l incrofttft'd popu
lation?
It iV N. Wo optno (lint tin-next Ki'il
era! c^ip ~n-i vull show hu inoiortso
of oiioT^nndrt <1 per iuni.
Do \o\jhiuh thit tno prost>ui
I'UildiiiLf will I'ontmuP ?
It. A N. Wo mo now only in t)??* ini
tial atnyo of tho isnptpvcuu ijt<
that nr?> to ho
McD. On what theory do you hint*
thin opinion?
it A: N Tho fcijina of the times, the
most, dotorminatc monitor of
events, indicate t?? ut wo havi*
just awakened to a realization of
our importuieo.
Mel). l?o von him: riwiny enquires
fov huildinu?
!!. As N My dear SiiThorn is not
a (lav but what wo figure out
aomrthin*;, t?ot up u sketch, or
discius matters till tending to
^ the development of Camdon
.Mc I >. I ?i'? you ^omiomon aro put
tin^' in a planing mill. Uo you
think it will |>ny?
U. & N. Wo will ninko it pay. We
never think, wo ^o ahead, then
work to nniko our ontoiprist*
kuooosmI'uI . Wc have already
takou orders foi lOU.oou loot to
1 it? delivered in Oetohor.
JlcU- Hat- wA! mvl Wi
outlet for your material?
II. & N. Camden olYordw work for
Bovoral initio.
M.'D. W ill it not cos' von very high
to freight your lumber here,
11 ion dross it. Hiv. 1 pnton market?
R. it N. No Sir: Wo hiivo already
made qontraclfl ahead f. o. h.
Camden for the enxueing year.
i> in I our stock will begin to ar
rive next. week.
Mel>. Will confine yotirsHvon!
strictly to |l?<! p'anning mill?
K, My no meaim?we hopo to
s?ipply tiie city willi their train
ing mate rial. We will open a
re/j^lar lumber yard?an well n?
tsaw<H wood and coal yard, we
will piot bo'1 stick, wood at any
prio*'.
Mel). fu> you gentlemen e\[icet to
do inueli Imirucbs in the build
In? line.
K & N. We hope to hold up our cml
of tlio li.no and wc know wh will
if we continue to g:ve the satis
faction that wo have given tliua
far.
MeD. I understand you will M
no conduct a Fire Insurance
nnd Konl Kntate business,
i H. & N. No nut exactly, .Mr. Hnss'^.
J no! :ind his sons will conduct
ilrnt branch.
Mil). I'o you fin I that (he I/inmlrj
is improving?
!?. X. T??- Kossinrnol who is the
so!o owuef of tj?is hrnnch is
plonsnl t<> say to you that midta
t'u' ft!>Io niaiia.'f'/nojjf. t:/ j\Ir
Uvnrgo Cumphcli, .unpf., that
the Imsine** lmi fjuH')ruph*?l its
self in (iivf-o wtv??, fur which Lei
foe In very thankful to his O'aai- j
den fri?M)cisy i
To Ui<? Defeated Caxiclidnte.
Whilp otlior* praitf 1 lio iu<!<y winners
/A lid sliotii lnirr.tli for tlnMii I hut gain.
TFnre ?o Mwl words i<> Mixx* j>oor sinntr
Wh(> fiiiIt'll to catiih I lie <>ilicc-i i"min.
Don't lie iliscrtiiillr'l with i'ui? f;.!;',
Xor lot yoniself f-cl sa<! or blue;
Y<>u jiiilii'il llic vol? r.s soon ami late,
'l lnit s till tliat ni'ijtul ipeji can <lo.
'I'o slio'.v \onr pi nek at any eosl
Ami prove your fitness for i place
'Tis l?-lt??r you have run and lo>i
'I'iiivii iH'V.M foliavc nnule the race.
The offices niav all t>i- liih'd
Hni (luti don't seal vonr doom.
'J I lord's lot of land (lint can he filled
Kor oil tls?? fitrm there's always room.
So take v- 11 r |>low, <>r take your hoc,
Aii.v %v|ijsi!,? lively as your work,
I I M"ii 1 'K' cotton row
And put I tr.e t?.iss otS| witli a jerk.
And When you've f,?. ?IX )(>n , (J.1VS
McIiiiim a stubborn onn cj > ,ni,i0
Then on the 8>d>ii:i'h take you?'
On time, at church or Sunday scho<?,.
And vouniav find Mich comfort there
As office tiojilers never knew,
For cruel critics will not dare
To ohaifre inal-;>r.iciice n;> to yon.
Thiw cheers to >ou who la!, hehinil!
Another voting day will come
When t iiev who vote may change 1 heir mind
And Ixtosi yon with a rousing huoiu.?Kx.
Personal,
Mr. Loo Sclienk i? on h few days;
visit lo Georgetown.
Mr. Ihivid Wolfe has jjonc!
to New York for a short visit, j
Mr. Patrick Shannon was
in Columbia }? few days of last
week.
Mr. C. \V. Hillings, has re
turned to Charlotte, after
spending some time in Cam
den.
Mr. Ernest True^del spent
tlie Sabnath in Charleston.
Mr. H. 1?. DeliOaehe spent
a few days of last week in
Liberty Hill.
Misses Teria and Emmie
Johnson, have returned to
their home in Manning.
- Miss Mary Vaughan left the
city Friday for Manning,
where she will spend several
weeks. o
Messrs Frank Zetupand Jim
Davis spent a part of last
week at.Mfcpah. v-~
Mr. Arthur Sowoll, of Shep
ard, wa?in the city Saturday.
Miss Susie McDowal), a
charming young lady, who has
been visiting at Liberty Rrll,
much to the delight of her
tunny friends* Iim returned
;The ('ampnio'n Meet
in os.
Sinoo our It.M r? port inof I
tit*x'i' hron held ni Mclliune, KhIcv'm
.Mill a int WcatvlUa An 11*0 speech
is ul tlusJf |t!.n( s >vc!?> largely rep
dilions <?! t)?i??published iu l lit)
'Chronicle Lust week it is unitooeft
Hjtrv t<> <>ive ft full aynopnia of them.
Tho iDi'ctit?atfc ltd. h una l?t*i 11 ??
en our j*?i 1 ?1 it-ulic?n tl?? \* we wore
? compelled to forego tho pleasure
of ??t tended luit wo are told that a
; iai'i?o crowd w?*re in attendance und
a limo had. The moot
ing at. Kwlc\'s Mill, it in said, was
not a 1 arsre one.
At WisivilU- tl:o meeting was in
<! tu-i! a j;o<ul o 11e, 11. wAft provided
over by Mr. \V. K. Uusftell who e.\
'ci:(ii d u warm wrleoinc tr> ttio chii
dilutes, find being on his nativo
hrath did nut nuike a speech but
immediately introduced hi* appon
i*itt, Mr. 1*. T. Jirueo, who msde ?
good speech, Mi, llruoo Hniii to
wns not lnou!>lit out hv iinvone to
di-font Mr. Kusscll. Ho brought
himself out and no one know of his
annul)nconu'nt until it appeared in
Tl.e Chronicle.
Messrs. Hou"h find Mc.Caakill
IH'Vt apnke.
Mr. II. K. Heard for Clerk said
ilistt, during las term ns deputy
c'oik In; htul tried to futniii?iv-?
liiiiiHoU with lite duties of the
' vCvJvS^t. <Kwi ! < worK "U ad IV -
c< ived tin; approval of nil ihe judges
under whom ho had served.
Mr, Soli rock for llin second time
??<?? h candidate appeared it) the home
of his childhood. He has prior
?T?ims tli tin nlher candidates. 11?
Inn been battling fur the people
since 1800. He witn a Reformer be
fore Iten Tillman was heard of.
lie well remembers his lirst canvass
over the county made on si ha\
mule belonging to old uuelo Alex.
McDowell ( I ho father of the editor
of The Chronicle.) Mr. Schroek
made a happv allusion to the ladies
to whom ho said he was always so
smooth.spoken. lit! hoped old Wont
ville won'd roll up for him a hi"
majority.
Mr. (.'opolnnd defended himself
nc'itngl some charges marie by Mr.
Kohroek and was anrprised that his
opponent \%;*.? not heller posted.
Ilu can prove that lie placed schools
in a cash basis. Ohnrts were
hon?ht by the trustees and not tlio
Superintendent.
Mr, Hough was not present. Ac
cording to }iis card in Tiit* CWron
cie he i.s not a'tending any of the]
m-'eiini's- liisfnendn understand |
lliin and do not cx|?c! him.
.\Ii-H3is. i'litdjts, i'a: 'cer and Air
C'iimIcill. candidate* for S(i|>ei v??t?r j
ne\ t spoke.
j Mr. Kuhm'i) then Ht'itv'l il>;;L tin
I inI interest iug p-u l of tho pr <?
I^ihoi Mad linen ro ne hurl. On till'
| |?|;iiforin wne h Jar/re watermelon
I brought lijcfc ti\* Air. L. i;. AI fori?.
II.<? candidates for sheriff ivcro ln|
draw fur tho melon and till' icrsiili I
indicate *.<*iio our next oln iiij would!
be*. It wt<9 won I?v Sheriff Wiliiain !
The candidates Coi this office (cx-[
ccpt C'n})t. Rollings who was calk:ill
away on account, "f lbe death of a!
relative) then tspofco.
Messrs. W.'ilkitiH, ()iio!n, . CUikc
j nml Dunn, for Supt. of Kd. next de
li \ (.*rod ikMic'si'p, followed l>y
Mepsrn. 1). M. Hethune, J. O. Rich
ards and Rl. L. Smith, candidates
for t lio Legisd at u re.
This coinpleted the speaking nod
din nor waa announced. Too much
praise be given the exoel
knt people of (his community for
idio elegant, dinner served. It was
ouo of ilio moat beautiful and
tempting dinuers ever spread in
Kershaw count}'. The candidates
fed kindly indeed toward* the peo
ple for their good treatment of
them and for the warm welcome ex
tended I?v Mr. Russell iu hi* oneii- i
iplI i tin art; a.
w;;''e mt-otiiK ?i?. Sha.yl.ti's 11 il!
ti ..oli'ii iomL"* lU",v W:,H ' |,ro
and wthtem?1 ?.f ,7.:'.";- "" l,M'rr>
nioKi of i lie canrijdaiCr. NJIIU'U'*
c-li ii r ?? 11. ,",t u'
The mooting will l>o held at ){??a~
yor Dam to day, ('melon's Mill
to-morrow and in Oami'.eu Wednes
day next. Tliig will comiP ?o Ic the
canvass.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children,
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Boars the
| 6ig??a.tuio of
Hottest Duy.
\Vedne9day lust, ilie bill inst., in
saiJ to have httn the hottest day
of the s.iaaon.
Paralixcd
Jess/Champion, tho well-known
colorecl driver for the liro company,
I wan one day this weiik paralysed
ami is in almost a perfectly help
i less condition. He, however, is
? being well taken care of by his
I while friends,
i
Car Hay jaat roceived and will
sell at low prices.
S. N. Howell A Co.
Fine assortment of matting* just
arrived at Geiaenheimcr'*. /
Zvpbvr, all color*, 10c pr ^aokage
At the Gilt Edge Store.
Window Shade* of all pattern* at "
Geisenheimer'*.
Hammock* At all price* at
(HlMAbtifltt'i
BAIUJAIXS IN ALL V\ L Kl U>! >Ul\\ KT.M KNTS.
x:
in shoes, fee lead in (/nalUff and /trice.
('nil for our .1 U LI A MAKLOW Sln>c lor Ladies in higli
and low (juartor?i? i?< a
?'Tiling ol* I Scanty and a Joj Fujcwt/* to ti$ wearer, j
OUR CLOTHING STOCK
ii being replenished every day and in it we ran >ave you d<d
I IIS,
Staple and Fancy Groceries
at LOWEST PRICES.
Call and In1 astonished.
Make Heady. The Time Is At Hand.
CANE IS RIPENING, COTTON 13 OPENING, NAY AND
PEAYINES WILL SOON BE READY TO GUT.
Onie Mills Ami Dvjipanitors. Cotton Picliiin* SliwtM and Narks.
?jt/i ?.. -'?-'?r Xw-' .... l-Si4?
The undersigned is now receiving the most complete line <;f
Merchandise lie hns ever carried. Hardware, Groceries, Di y
(toods, Shoes, Hats, Tin and Willow ware. Crockery,-Saddlery.
.Solicits your patronage.
A
Handsome ricliiU'tt clioftj) tit
GoirJCi. ht'i uh1 i *a.
Fine Fuiuiture Poliftli at
CSviscnliciinet'H.
I'm I tlift wxl l<n ?ljiys w<? will ?<? 1
hsy ('|>oh|> on Kcooui.t of room '"omc
q<iii*k. S. N. Sowoll <V Co,
SHOP.
Th?> underM^ni'd wr^hps 1o nnnmnifi
t'l-V 'l(' '-s s,i" I'HoM stand rw 1 Mark' t
wIkjv In* is lutly j>n>)>urc') t" <!tj;
nil l;m<U c( tin wink in the Ik s! mi l mo.-t {
a itiJ^i-toryliiHiMier. Shop nunr l-oIommI I
1'u ?livt<Tiiii> Church. Bumiic.-h frolicited
lU'tpictfull \*i
JObFPU liUOUALK.
' ''Vr 21. 1000.
Citation.
Sfaiii <? f .South Gftroliim-KKmhaw County.
15y 0 ? ('. Ilftih*. Prohalo Judp'.
Wluiroas, .1. 'I*. Hay in.nlc suit to me
i nit to hint Letters of Adminisl ration
of L. I^U|? 0f ilM,| elVft-ls Ol K. M I'iuek
ucy- ,r,>uscd.
I iio>o hi i|?.|vfor?? tocito ami admonish
nil una Hiiigiii . Vcilit 1 r?>< 1 and <t?mIil??r^
of tin* sod h. >. Puiekficv, deceased, tin**
they Ik- and appos Iwfon- me ill tin- Court
of Probata to bp he.b J|( ^amdm, S C.
on Snturdny the I tt.li ?.v of Aug. next,
after publication thereof; ? n o'clock to
?dipw ^11^" if any Tin y liav?,H.j|V jj,,, .ai,|
admini-iratiou luiould not bo A'-"niol.
r.ivrn under my lianrl and seal j.j, o.-(|,
dav of .1 uly. A. IlftOt).
I'lddisiicd oil il'e 'J7t!j day of .July t><'o
in The Camden Chronicle.
C. C. 11A ILK.
Jii'i^e of Probate, Kershaw County.
Citation.
of Sftiitli Carolina?Kershaw County, i
l*y C, (J. Hail?, Probate Judge.
Where*", Tims H. Haillt-r, Jr., math;
muit to me to grunt to him Letter* rrt Ad
minUtration of the Kstate of and effects
of Jo#iah A. McSwocn, daeeu^ed.^/
These are therefore locitHiiifcf'edfiion
ish ail and singular. iha kindred an J
creditors of th? Raid Ja^iali A. MeHweeo,
deceased, that they 1>4 and appear before
me, in tho Court of Prbbate to be held at
Camden, S. 0.. on the 28th day of
Auk next, after publication thereof, at 11
o'clock to bhew caiiHe if any they
have, why iho said administration should
not he granted.
(iiven under *ny band and eeal this
Wtli day ol July, A. I>., 1800.
Published on the f7tb day of J?ly 1900^
in The .Camden Chronicle.
Judge M ftrtili) Mit^SiStrLr
I DR. f. H. ALEXANDER,
Dentist.
Giuiliiulc of 111 u i' h i 1 a.' i-! i?11 i n
: Dental College, Session 1X7C.-lj,
nKFirK UK OA I) s lit J-; li l\
Cam i >r.a-. S. ('.
\ Tiv.? iJmojh South or The Cliron
! iitlo Om?-e.
A. W. BMfPdT, 35. E, " i
cam.,'!!:-.-, >; r.,
llin 111\;( I'HS I M'I'Vlcih
i r:r pen pic <d f Ijj m ?1? ii and viciti
?'.v.
Mroflitn.- ov?" '' ?? ?
J>r?? - '* .
$? if D,,
CAMDBN, S. C.,
Offers hi* piofchsiooHl services to tlio
people of Camden anil vicinity. Uc-hhU'R
hi.s trttiwirrti diploma. lie Imim taken lec
tures in the following hrunehcM, ami re
ceived iliploinaH in ?*hcIi : I)isoan?'* of
.Women, Disease* of Children, and Sur
gery.
?. I IIACKIill & SON.
?MANUFACTURERS 0> ?
Doors, Sash, BlinteJ
Moulding, Building Material,
Sash Weights and Cord.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Purchase our makes, which
we guarantee superior to any
sold South, and thereby save
money. <
Window.and Fancy Olaai ?
fuuitrs' DHttti.
Summer Closing Out S#
.Si til in I'l o 'ivs*
*r
AT THE FAMOUS
si m ijnnn hi
S tt
A j-&
And wo extend a cordial and pressing invitation to all to
?nine at once, an wo intend to rush things to the last notch
>tli a view to disposing ol'every vostige of Summer Goods.
Oni stock tor the coining Season is already rolling in, and wo
need every inch of available space tor it, therefore) Summer
Uoobs MUST RK UUSllKl) OUT. For the next three wecka^
our doors will be thrown open to you and our entire Summer
Stock placed at your disposal with the profits absolutely sacra
lioed to us; so come and g.?t your share while they are going-.
Summer enjoyments ientire* Summer Costunaes. Getting
i Cool Comfort out of du^ days ne-nus <ieivs>ing for it. Every
I hot weather requirement i * fully met in our very complete as
sortment of light, bree/.) ilj'rMM pattern* and Zephyr-tfKk outfits.
I Kvery piece has seen tin- i'.uber and h id a Khave.v Though fig
ures have Shrunk, 1 inj varieties ??f choices and values remain,
and conditions could not be m.?re favorable to buyers.
THE LITTLE ONES
Require attention as Well the ^luwtntpH when it comet to
dress, even though they are more abbreviated as to height ind
other dimention. We cater (o all?t!?e children as well as their
mammae, as the most casual look at our htock will show jour.
Its worth the moat extended inspection.
For the benefit of the Country Merchants we will- My Albal~
our atock of Bleached, Brown and Colored lJomifttks,
GoodsT Calico*, etc., is complete and ready for ipgpedi?.
urc to get our priccff before placing your onfera.
Youra Kcftpectfully and Truly, ^--?'t'TT m?.
THE GILT EDGE STO
P. T. VIJ.LEPIOUE, Prop. t: