The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 28, 1900, Image 3
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m 'TINT Clll'K< ll? Ut?v. A Kniot ('run.1
I'aMor. Si'ivncs?Sunday, ll**>t. m.
Sunday School; II Cri'm liiiij*; (5 j. id
V I'. (?. I'myer inciting s lid |i. hi
oil Wednesday,
Mk 'iouisi' i in"kcu??? 1?i>\. \V M, l?un
call. l'uatul". StiVKO-i?Kvory Nunda\
hi ll i\. u\. utulK .10 11. hi. Sunday
School 1.<10 p. in. I'ruvor uit'i-tiiij,', 1'ij
<i? i y n.au |?. m.
Pit Sll\TKKIAS C'll I'Ul'll ? Hcv \V\ \\
Pastor. l'u'ai liiu^ t'Vi'rv Sunday
ul 11 o'clock a, mi. Sunday School 4 ll'l
p in. I'uiycr mewling Thursday aflcr
ii 'oii at li o'clock .
Kimscopai. Ciiuiti . \\\ IV (1. rdon,
; ll ?ctm-, Services t'Vcry Siu.di.v iiunn
iir; ut 11 o'clock. Sunday School at .">
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Cotton Market.
The following is tho pricoa paid
for cotton to-day t
Middling lift
-? Strict Middling <i?.
Good Middliii'j;
Strict Good Middling 10.
Market somewhat weaker, with
lower tendency.
Thanks,
Many of our subscriber* Iihvo al
ready made us happy by the prompt
payment of their subscription with
some of their Jivxt cotton money.
?Wo npprci-iato this and they have
our sineerc and hearty thanks.
The Minstrels.
The Al. (J. Fiolds Bi<j Minstroln
will nppesr si the Opera Houhg to
morrow night. Tlieso minstrela are
flaid to be amorijj the best on the
road and it is rxpeoted (bat I hey
by a full bouse.
CommiB?ioiieiB of Election.
Gov. McSweeney ban made the
following appointments of Election
Commissioners for Kershaw county :
State?W. i\ Kussel], W. L. Mc
Dowell ami J. A. (iri^sby. ?
Kcilcfal?IX M. JJcthune, \\ . It
NcCreigbt an<l G L Dixon.
Notice.
'Iho Kershaw County Teachers
Association will ffiect in the Graded
School Building in Camden on Sa?
urday, Oct 6th at. It,30 ?. m. All;
teachers, trustees and others inter
ested in education nro nrgrd to at
tend. ?J. W. Dunn, Hec'ty.,
Jj T. Mills, President.
A Handsome New Chair.
Those excellent barbers, McLean
iV. Sons, have added to their already
pleasant shaving parlor another
handaome new chair. The chair
was bought in Chicago, and en?t
$50.00. JI has always been pleas
ant to be waited on by these Hist
? '
class barbers and with Jhis addi
tional improvement it will he even
luore so.
Railroad Charter Granted.
We were shown this week by our
Clerk of Court, Mr. Joel Hough,
t.'ie charter of the Winnsboro and
Camden railroad which Mr. Uouyh
had just recorded in the Clerk's of,
fi<*e. The surveying party has al
ready reached Camden and it. i* on
ly a question of time before Cam
den and Winnsboro will be connec
ted hy bands of steel.
A Coming Marriage.
Caids have been issued annnuldfc
ing the approaching wedding on
Oct. 10th, of the Kev. W. C. Kiik
^-Jartd to Miss Lalla Capers, daughter
o?. Dr. and Mrs A. J. Stokes, of
(Charleston. Mr. Kirkland is one
<if the foremost young ministers of
the South Carolina conference and
lias many friend* in Columbia on
account of his pastorate at Wash
ington Street church, who will con
gratulate him on his prospective
marriage to so fair and accomplish
ed a youug womnn.? State, 2(>th.
A .Liberal Offer. ^
Last StirtHay morning Kev. A. K
Crane, pastor of the Camden Baptist
Church suggested that if some public
N spirited brother wanted to do a good
deed, the painting of the front of the
Church presented a good opportuni
ty. Mr. Jaa. II. Iiurna who has just
_ opened up a No. 1 hardwaro storo in
W Camden, hcaiing of the deBire of tho
" members to paint the front of the
Clmrch has offered to furnish free of
charge the paint to do tho work. Of
course the front of the Church will
Va pninted.
, Mr Hums further offers if it in
desired to paint the other part of
tho Church to give one eighth to that.
Mr. liii'ns* offers are tho most liberal
over made the Church.
An Improved Hay Presa
- Mr. J- A. Walts, of Can toy Hill,
is putting on the market an improv
ed l?ay press which v should revolu
tionize hay malting (or hay saving)
ia this as Well as other sectipn*. The
press Is of Mr. Watts' own itiven
tion, he having invented it several
years sgo and this is an. improved
Mr. Waits being a practical
fsrmer knows exactly what a hay
press ebosld be, and the improve
ment* he has made meet - ??erj re
-quirsnspt. X bilft of bayTwoar?
informed, ean be packed on it ii* fire
ainataL Its light weight makes
movtag it from place U> another
if CMf task. therefore il can be car
ried to the hav instead fof the hay
" to the prt|m. The pack
doggdlogeitrerty rbapd He
Mm power reqatred. To
o|
Notice,
Anyone tliat sjwt tuy son Am
v<?itd ut ihufcuoin) primary flee
lion, at li?tIk Hill, nimply lies. I
was claimed thai lie did, but wit
(leases aio plentiful to dispute this
.1. W. Davis.
Champion Cotton Picker.
Our highly esteemed frit nd, M
?I. K. Ih'Kny, has a son 111 yo.nrw ??.'
Mge ttho cau justly be caiicrt th<
champion cotton picker. A /ev*
d*\s njjo he picked -23 pounds aud
? |int picking about two hours be
ttiiu sun down. j
Death.
Oicd in Hasten; Ke|shaw, Sep'.
17?h? Mrs. Kli/ti II. Kirby, wife < i
Mr. A. I'. Kirbv, in the 5*Hh year
of her age, and leaves a husband
a??d ei^hr. children to n^ourn hei
i(;Hs. "The Lord giveth and the
Lurd taketh away; blessed be the
UUMIH Of thft )iOI(}." nv.
Nf?tico
There will be a union meeting 01
t'c Church of ( hrist (bet I or known
an tho True Light flhuieh) at High
Hill, about 15 milos oast of Camden
commencing Saturday before tho 1st
I Sunday in November, and to contin- !
no three days, or louder, it' deemed i
necessnrv. There will 1 ?o commun j
iou on Monday. Tho public is cor
dial ly invited to attend. The moot
ing will be conducted by I). ('. Jen- !
kins, of North (Carolina and otlur'
i>roYnrcn trom n Hi stance /j
To Mrtko Shoes Last.
A manufacturer gives the follow- J
ing rules for making shoes last a
long time?
Demand a cotnfortublo lit, and be;
sure t hov are long enough.
Remember that light f'toos are not !
intended for farm use, and will not;
stand rough wear.
Ai.'ain remember, a wet. shoo will!
hum almost instantly if held near]
the "re, and if dried too quickly (not;
necessarily being burned) the life i.s !
tnken c ut of the leather and the w< ar |
destroyed.
Practically all complaints about j
shoes not wearing come from one of j
the foregoing causes. If you will be;
governed by the abovo suggestions,!
vour shoe bill will be. reduced, and
von will obtain the best results.
Mr. John T. Mackey,
Who did a mercantile business in
Camden a few years ago, as a part
ner of Mr. A. P. Brown, ha>< been j
'denied assistant cashier of the Hank j
of Lancaster: Tho following is from!
the Lancaster Ledger:
I "The directors of the Hank of J
Lancaster met \esierday and elected!
as AKS-.Rtnnt (ypsliier. Mr. John '1'. j
Mackey. of Kurt. Mill. Mr. Mackey
is a Latu-astj-ian And has only lived
jut l''o?t Niill the past throe year*,
where he,has held a lucrative job.
fie is a young man of excellent Iuir.
iness qualities and experience, and
a he/ter fitted man for the position
in which lie had been elected would
tie hard to find. Wo are glad that
he is ngain to Ik come a citizen oi
old Lancaster."
Feruormi.
Mi. M. II hum returned from
New York WedceHdaj*.
i Miss Maud Hell, of West Water
100, is visiting Mrs. J. A. Smith,
k Mr. L. A Wittkowsky spent a
[few days of this week in Chewier.
Mr. Walter J oh n son, of Manning,
(spent several days ju Camden this
week.
Mr. Joe Ivaiyunaki, of George
town, spent a few days in Camden
tliis week.
Mmh Sallie Britton, of Smithville,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
D. M. McCaeklll.
We received a most pleasant call
one dav this week from Mr. ?J. E.
DuPree, of Pisgah.
Miss Eunice Johnson, of Lancas
ter, was the gueht of Mrs. W. A.
Sell rock this week.
Mrs. S. T. Gardner and Mrs. II.
T. Thomas, of Hethune, were In
Camden this week.
Mr. J. E. Creed, of Caute}*, vis
ited Richmond and Norfolk, Va.,
on business last week.
Miss Mary Vaughan has return
ed home from a visit to relatives
in Manning and Florence.
The Misses Jordan, ot Charles
ton, who have been visiting Mr. J.
B. Phelps famil}', have returned
home.
Mr. W. F. Reed visited Washing
ton last week, lie roports that
things are moving along satisfacto
rily there.
Mr. W. I. Vtllepigiift. who is now
holding a government position in
Washington, has our thanks for h
targe sized photograph of Hryan.
Mr. Hardy Thome, who has been
employed at <he Camden Cottoa
Mills for the past three yearn left
on Monday last for Winnshorougl).
We arc aorry to see Mr. Tborue
leave and wish him well In hi* new
field.
Capt. M. L. Smith of Camden
was rn the city yesterday. Mr.
Smith is one of the coming young
men of the State. Ae * hasebaif
player In bl* youth be was a sue
ces*, as a cadet he ranked at tbo
top, M a lawyer be. has done well,
aid aa a legislator hit friends 'ex
pert from bimeerneet, capable ??r
vtw. H? was elected by an almost
at^iiarasa rote, receiving Uffl
All of 1,990 to tee, aid there wlfrc
fear oaadida*ee tor tbe two places
to bo Ai led.?St ate, 2 tad.
VfaMfinimt Soltek at
Money Loaned.
. | I n^eoliHlr mortgago loans on ltnpl\
. ?>?1 I';* rum in Korsh uu t'tiunlv *t rot?*o
J al'lo r.UiS. l\ )i Winkler,
Crtimlcn, S. (\
?t? ? - 9*" >
Mi- Jm. H Burn*
IxfH.J tlio H'lvornnciucnt of M.
j'Ju^ Jl. liim.s h? In* foil oil il( ano: I
: ?>r 0'?l>int:i of Tim Ghipnu'le t>>?)??
linuiH iti'i'tiit'i-H H>?i Mnrr r>
j A???!t? toiintr|r!y us?<| l>y il,.
j CftinMi-n Watt-r, i.i ami Ic.w i*<*
I (i yi' Im'it a crtM urul you will bo pleai
| 6?1.
Religious.
i Dr. Mills Imviny flMotl an appoinf
mn?t in Watoreo last Sunday
j tin* l*ii^hytcrian Church bevo wu
j ?'!< iSful.
! K"v. A. 1\. I'rano ifl assiHtini; in
j meeting ?if MuIHup, eonHoqu'ntiy n<
s<'?vino? w'll \ ** in the Cfuivlci
Baptint Chnreli nest Sunday.
The prayor mooting ftt Ilio )>r\p!i.-ti
Cliureh fir*1 J>?? io?? lar:>0\V ?jtfton?I?*?. 1
I'lm ftutijcCi for lu*t Wc.hHmlay ? w
nin^r, "Mow you can Ik-kI iiulp ymu
('huroh" proved qui to inicroHtin;;
hu'I lielpfu'.
A Beautiful Wcddiug.
On \\Todnosday nij?ht, tho 2Gih
inst, there w:h a lovely wedding in
(?race Kpiseopal Church. 'I'lio brido
Miss Anna Ancrum, ono of Camden'^
lovhest and moat charming daogh'
ier*, wnH attired in whito silk with
btco over drosR. Tho happy groom.
t>Sr bonn"Sl'iilor, ot Winnesota, loft
wit 11 his bride for an extended wed
ling lour, after which they will re-1
side at tho groom's homo in far away
M inncsota.
Tho church was decorated with,
golden rods?the national flower, n
The ceremony was performed by
Kcv. W. R Gordon, in tho presence
of tho olito of (Camden, together with
many visitors from abroad.
'I he minstrels at tho Opera House'
tomorrow night.
See tho Tailor Made Suits at
the Gilt Kdge Store?they are
lovely, and cheap t.oo.
To morrow night ?t. tho Opera
House, the minstrels.
Order* being taken every day for'
Kail hats at the Gilt ICrtgo Store,!
Millinery. See their Milliner at
once if you want your hats soon. 1
Guaranteed odorless Refrigerators
at Geiseuhfciiner'H.
For tho next ten days we will sell
hay cheap on account of room Come
quick. S. N. Sowoil k Co,
The ladies arc charmed with the
beautiful line of Dross Goods nt
the Gilt Kdge Store, ami c<p'ecinlly
the black goods for skirts.
Hammocks at all prices at;
/ fJeWnhcimcr's
Kveryhodv likes our job printing.
When you want real neat printing
'Kmc bring us your orders.
A Ftie Horse Dead.
Modoc MeKwen, tho fine standard
bred stallion, that was well known lo
all horsemen in Sumter county, died
on Monday night from the oft'eccfs
of a severe ca?e of pneumonin. He
was owned by l)r.-,C. P Osteon and
who a valuable animal being register
ed in the \ merman Trotting Iteg'*
tor and having n trotting anecBtry
extending hack through both siro and
dnni to Hambletoniun II, the proge
nitor of the American horse?S n r."? -
tor Watchman and Southron.
Modoc was also well known in
this coU'dy having boon owned by
.Mr. A. D Kennedy, of our t?<wn.
A Condensed Schedule
For Quick Referenco?Trains Coining
to and Leaving Camden.
S v. i*t. 25th, 1900.
reah<5ahd air link.
No. 66, From Columbia and other
point# Sooth, 8.44 a. m.
No. 44, From Columbia and other
points South, fi 4.} i'. m.
No. .11, From Ilamlotand other points
North, ft.28 A. >r.
No, 27, Frotn Hamlet and other points
North, 12.46 a. m.
(The ahovo train* atop 5 minute*.)
/ SOUTlfKHN.
"No. 77, From Columbia, Kinipville
and other points South, ar. 11.4'? a. m.
No. 75), From Colombia, Kinjrsville
and other points S'outh, ar. 6.88 r. m.
No. 78. To Columbia, Kingnvilln nnd
other points South, I v. 2.50 e m.
No. 76, To Columbia, Kingsriile and
other points South, lv. 8.35 a. m.
S. C. A G. EXTENSION.
No .'52, From all joints North, ar. 12.26
I*. M.
No. 84, (mixed) From all points North
nr. G.30 p. >i.
No. 35, (mixed) To all points North,
lv, 8.20 A. M.
No. .'Ill, T/? ali points North 1^iv? 45f
p. M.
Teachers' Examination.
, , . ... W A|?
CO. SUP'T OF EDUCATION.
Camden, S. U. Sept. 27, 19C0.
The regular examination for J?a.cher'a
eountv certificates will be heM ttn Fri
day, Oc t 12. 1000
X L. L. CoPFXAND,
\ -t Co. Supt. Ed.
OPERA HOUSE,
[ St &oo4l*le, MgrV
One5!glit - Onl.f j
Nat., Sept. !il>
AL. G. FIEUJ'S
BIO MINSTRELS
4a?dCtenmm??
Largttt f>fao? of (he klad on tUc
roftd. Hi rev ip{Miir?DC? in onr city.
HEATS $i., 7&c, Mc.
Oo kil? M Dr. r. LmIm Z*mp'?
Ot^Stor*.
QKJ
11\ lark's I Will1 mi : 1 !n lli.il u
and hi." elot he> ~Mi , *.>ll i>. \
I In* hov
bTI K'S a 1 hiiii!!*.? ci M.ij-.'.i ? .u'ii\;;\
Silil.S 111 it) !* 11 (<i' iv ?? i fie r.OU >HJi >'i{
USUall} Mi\\ veu ? . ' (M W >11 i<>i (;;>.? od
?kel.
N
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() suit lias vet heel i tli>M < vrrrtl {!;?.( wi!i sac
resist the boy's < lh> , 151? i W K c;in \ ihe in nn
approacli to ll we hi.ve yet seen. Hrinu your 1???\
and id hS (it 11im I > a wi ll littiuir, stylish suit tlur
will Weill' Iik11 l?r;ilhi' \ ami keep its }?ood looks :mi
shhju' for a remark: >!y long period.
~ * Brcu n rs
See our Mou and Youths S. d", Shoes and Hals?trade
win ners in ?4a<-)i line.
Make Head y The Time Is At Hand.
DANE IS RIPENING, COTTON IS OPENINC, HAY AND
PEAVINES WILL SOON BE READY TO GUT.
> :? ik' Mills And r.v:i|ii?rator
';>Mon JviciKiMir KImvIs hj;*>
4'*. T V. "<? \ 'l' >"V -
'v*Sl . U YV-^ V M/ - s
Tin* undersigned is now r? oc??? :r:j the nn.'St con.4 ;;!<"?!r*
UorcliHiidi.se he lifts ever e.nvi i. Marti \v:ji re, < iro-je. ?? s 1 -;
(iouds, Shoes, 11 i?is, Tin ;m?l Wiiow w'.m*, Ciock'Tv. ?v::u"Vio'?
isne m ties.
Solicits your patronage.
A D KENNEDY.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Wc wish to annOiiiiCC to tiir people of Cuuiueil HUU Hur
rounding country, that we are i ?\v opcnijUtf tip a select stock
of t
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, NOTIONS, BOOTS,
SHOES, STAPLE GROCERIES, ETC.,
.
anH^olicit and inspection of our Stock and prices. Your pat
ron age ^respectfully solicited. Call and see us whether you
wish to buy or not. You will find us in thp store recently oc
cupied by Mr. C. 0 Whitaker. .
Wc are new coiners/and of c >urse all our good* are fresh
land new; t Rcpect fully, \
H. E. HYATT & BR0
ft)l *n|[
J/iiteil t<> mo t-ftnto of Joaiah A. Mc-i
S*rep, decoMod, to make ini-nfliatc'
payment u> Um> *?f| alt par''
rie* holding damn ngaioflt ??i<l
>n??? t?rrjrrht i.imo drily aitesud bvfore 1
Aug. 18, 190!.
thou. H. Htrlrt, Jr., ~t
Florence. B. C. .. {
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NOTICE.
On pOfoVrAJh, J 5*001 th? Hoard of
r*OT?trnl wttJ-pfcrt srft-p.-ns.-r an J .t e!erk.
t'*rilos int^ndin^ tn ?i>p1y for pif-h^r of
u'd pl*co? rua?t lite thf/ii applioatou
not lfttor than 8e|>ttm)f<tr 29ilir 1900.
Hyofder of the Bonnl of Ottlrol
IT. True??JaI?t Clcik
8?J.t. 11. IPOO
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THE FAMOUS
nfV 4
v< ;? j>j>cdam! tv.uSy far the I^ail
hiiN^uv.-N, PS r\v '.4;rinin^ ia *kv
. rS\vo new u^mrlmenta
,-uMc i {o |hr sU>n\ SOverv
%?
U;.'l\ ( ordia?h in\ ilt d
t 4
;? rosiir, insjKH < om1
stock arid ^ . v *
tt?>v : j'os before Iks v ?*"*seu'
Keady to f;o and doubtless on :i
nillinery ciTinnl, I'hose thinking
>1 hats to conic, should brighten
heir ideas by an inspection of our
lovolties in (shapes and tiinmiin;.-.
rbis tiower year is a period o!' in
novations. Vou can ?itroduee
yourself to many welcome stran
gers. sure to be appreciated, by
visiting our head center of the bl
est Fall and Winter ideas. MjsB
Stewart, of Baltimore?our ac
complished milliner will t a k ?*
pleasure iri showing yon (h^oufjht
nits in up-to-daU1 t-t> b\' /
The i{,ms n our clolii
(it'puU.m m arc uroiinin^
tiioir l;nr'i- n of Kail and
Wii'fVc* r-'ppiifcK, a 11 (I wo aio
(iiliy ];)? <*11;iv? d to inert the
wvtilrt of ail. < J?ir nloek of
Men's </l-ulii:;:; :..is Ihmii ko
lecte<l with eare ami
whether you wi::h a oourxo ??r
tine suit wo ?jusu autee
GOOD VALUE FOR
THt AMOUNT PAID
1 lu'-t'. !' "> 1 ' < 1 l>l tin. (/it'Y
wIltM'v! ??>.< I ??>'?
sot'llHr it <;! ? KV ?' ?OtHia Than &7
I la> (? i. >\; Store, ftiiu" Hit'
Isicf. is i11ii , irmoustl.Ued l>",
t ho crowds t!i u wind then- way
to thi.-j i.tmon-. Dry (*oojl? JOtu
porium. We luivj nut . bee a
^vriuvnuYi'iO oV any, imf* have
made ample provision tor all?
llh? little ones as well as tht?ii%
niMin.i;; and a very important
feature. h, that we have placed
prices within tlio reach
or a 14.
1'" v oUck> And will trim your
Tin1 '? W K LL FA liL GIRL
i-. more attractivo than
tin? '"S i:v:'*ier (jJiri" of the pu
pfi\% if.- >? :s al.tired in thcQ^i*
t<-?-1 si;, ;>( pwn. We liav<>
t!i<* v*-} . n?'\ve<t patterne?
11 ir.n'jiH/.l adornments tiv."
we'll; ii;.i inr fiK'J" tint we a IV -
r*;:f j > YOUR
DUKS KH^IN Ti!K'. MOST
?\ !'J' iv < > V K J > STY LK. is ft
;m j? trr : ? 111 be hai !(-?<) vvif It.
t<? v lij Mis* Sjrtnotj ot-~
l?uliim?v<?, our vci'-y com potent
<)r<?SH n .<?]. will b&r pleased to
sri vc \<.i> m (f^^Jjric-^-guar
::nfcc.ii? .? <tt ij? every particu
lar, Jin-) will jumUc pric?y?
j11.>t as itr.v tis posyibJoVj
Wo have remembered n.ost ?
kindly the youth of our town
nnd county, and have given __
their chums upon us due con
si lei at ion. Mothers need no^t
worry any longer, but come di*
rectly to I he Gilt Edge Store?
he idq i irters in this line too,
nn 1 have their wants... auppiiod
at a very small coat. 5
Our Shoe Stock is lnrger and more vnried than ever befor^S ?"
md we are belter prepared to meet the demands oj t.hp
ihan formerly, so don't fail to see our line before buying.
Our Stock of Domestics is aW that could bo desired, and
country merchants should remember that, we ?re -lieadqtmrters a
for all goods usually carried by them, furnishing as..procLaa *?- ? -
'ortment to scfrct from as could be Jound in Home of our larger
jitiefl. ' _
Appreciating and kindly thanking
pat roup for past favors, and (rusting that w<> will mey-if qron_
inuance ofthfc same, we arc,yours respectfully nnd truly/ .