The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 19, 1901, Image 3
per Barrel.
; dollar per barrol.
p. Kennedy.
i mir? ry governess
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. UcfurcncpH g?v
, \l \V." enve ?'
[tsri '? ? " ?'
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gt p.ost.yteiy
Mills mm! Mr. W. W.
?J ?? ?l< U ^att a the
rV in Sumter
! oi Prt ? I to lli? absence
9 ?o service
un(lyw. ?
[ Repainting 1,16 *,on
I - /ompb'OH. are having
I8' f iiuir store repainted,
v improvements arc
i ,i ''ro,n'
~l
i Notice,
Ur, of t'ac llorticultur
f? me,ttbcr A| 1,a to ?eel in
feSXiscopal) Ch.p.1,
8 on Saturday! April 20tb.
r?r.?,on
wl Vl >2 WlVl WV* VA-.J
I . flhe Cemetery Assooia
*>U! rolled f'?r tlio same
fneeuug called J ^ ,
I Looking Xtter U- Bridge-.
Iparviwr Phelps has returned"
L'his trip to the upper part of
ntvlook.uyafuM tne bridges
L t was reported to Mr
foo that aeveral bridges were
Kid by the recent heavy rains
Pw. went immediately to nee
! nicin lb' ieports that he
L liHfl ftH tl.o bridges ft,ri?ht tx'
K one, and that one will be fixed
-jn a days.
Exceedingly Unfortunate.
Several months ago Mr. Henry
besilell, son-iu-law of Mr. A. G.
iUh at Cantey, accidently shot
b.elf in the leg- For a long time
fe wound was m a most terrible
[j... .>p,j ui one time uts lue
Lalroosl despaired of, however,
1-r.iiHliv ?ot hotter, hut the wound
irl n-?t eutirely healed and on
Lrsdav last while going through
iiiece c'f woods a tree ?ell upon
f vended 1-u, ?nd ^roko *>???
Ues below tlx knee, causing the
Le.> to prmude tlirough the flesh
p<l skin and I..- 1* now again in ?
|eciri:>us condition.
'lister Elections
The following are the Easier
lections of C.race Kpiseoyal
liureli:
[Senior Warden?Msj. K. B. Can
IVestrymen?Messrs. P. I. ViUe
Igue, K. Miller BoyUiij, C. H.
lutes, W. M. Shannon, B. W. Boy
pn, C. J. Shannon, .Jr., and Capt.
f. A. Anorum.
Delegates to Council?Messrs.
[. 11. Canley, A. I). Kennedy. K.
[iller lioykin, 1'. T. Villepigue.
Alternates?Messrs. W. A- An
ruin, U. 11. ltoykin, (>. II. Yates,
5. J. Shannoo, Jr.
fortherner Praises Kershaw's Bri
gade.
We take tlic following from the
itate of Wednesday :
"Juel at this time, as the uoonu
>ent on Chiekauiauga battlefield is
ibout to be unveiled Kerahaw'a bri
gade is much in the public eye,
hat organization having figured bo
onspicuously in tliut bloody strug
|le. The following about tbe bri
;ade from a northern aoldier is
ionsequently of special Interest; It
lomee from Augustp9 C. Buell of
Jramp 1'Sons shipbuilding com
?any, Philadelphia.
"My acquaintance with Ker
jdiaw'i old brigade was os Intimate
is wai possible for a northern sol
ller, and on iwo occasions, entirely
?oo intimate f?,r comfort. Xhe but
tery to which I belonged (M, Fifth
P- S ) was taken at Cedar Creek
by the Kighih, and, I think, the
Fift^aih, South Carolina, and im
inudiately retaken by tbe Second,
Fifih and Sixth Vermouth of the
old Vermont brigade, Second divis
ion, Sixth corns.
| "This coolest over the battery
[?between Vermont and South Caro
lliiift resulted, mnotig other things?
I in 19 men of both sides being killed
for defipsrstely wounded on the bat
Uery front by the bayonet alone,
| "On the occneion referred to 1
[ was gunner of No. 2 piece, centre
j section. Four out of si*f cannon
I ecru thai I had were hut ' 'bore de
I comlist'?two killed and twb badly
I ifounde^ l 8hot with my revolver!
Lat the Itetfauant who vu leading
Ilhe chtrge immediately upon our
I R?o. He had on a hat that was
It no lir^.fottim and he had
raomt piper tinder the aweat-band
|iomak?U|^ ||e ^.<1 the hat
I eh*** h?
f?y*W*?tiock a licife fb the
I ' igUt tad deflected bf toe
| l*ryMfy. However, it knoek
I and almoat ?t the
I Yn? or peibape while
I v*1?,it htd enkle^ketured
I T t btfct fr0Btt lh# Vermont lo
ft faeuy, Alur tho battle the
1 ADB^lH| to aid him ?? gettteg
* druwrisirTONi
i iHw
Death of Mis M. H M?Crolght.
Mra. Mary H. McCreitfht, nmtlfi
of Mayor Met.'roi^hl, died \?-st
afternoon at about UM5 oVJoek ??'<
the udvuuctwl ??| 7.) yoru,-. '! l.i
funeral eervicos w.ll bo bold this nt
lernoon fit 6 o'clock rtl the I'rosby
torian I'buroh.
Oild Fellow*.
^ An Independent ()rd<r of Odd
Follows wad or^anix-rd m Camden
^hst Monday ni^l?t. Hon. ,| \\'.
of Columbia, came over Ic? as
?<i*t in tho organization ceremonies
Air. W, (inu r was elected
Noble (Irmid an.I l?r, S. ('. /<-Tup.
Vice Grand.
A Neat Cottage.
One of the neatest collates in
town is Mr. Win. Laila's near the
pra led school building. Mr. hal
ts lif?H just bad it finished up, and
in appearance i* second to uone in
11 if city.
Mr. Kobort Laltti is also havinuj
his residence remodeled. Mr. O.
M. F>?rt ban the contract and a
ileal job may be expected.
Threo lee Houses.
It looks as if Camden will be I
well supplied with ice this Summer, |
there being three already?Mr. ,
James DeLoache has opened in thej
building in the rear of Mr. K. K.I
Watkin's store on DtKulh street.; j
Messrs. Sam and Cliaa. IMiclps havei
jLipeucd iu the real of the more or-l
eup'iert i>y Ylranliani A- Loll is; Sir.]
P. A. ltoswell is at tho same stand i
ho bad last year. We trust this
will prevent ico famines as so fre
quently occurred last year.
Hnr.koU--Blaek.
Mr. Porter Haskell, B.>n of Col.
A.^C. Haskell, Mnl Mis3 Snllie
Blnok, (1 nu?4htfr of Mth. Austin
Black, of Knglish, in thin county,
were married Wednesday ft t noon
at. I lie home of Mr*. HI nek, the
Rev. M. L. Carlisle, pnotor of the
Washington Street eliureii here of
ficiating.
After receiving the congratula
tions and best wishes of lovi'd ones,
they went, to their well furnished
home at River View, which is about
20 miles from the city-?State, 19.
Marriage of Mr. L. A. Wittkowsky.
Mr. L. A. Wittkowsky wa? mar
ried iu Chester on Wednesday
morning last, the lTth inol lu Alias
Pauline KhIcIIo llryman. His
hiide a moat of?Iirrih\?i?; young lady,
is well known Item, having spent a
good ?!*??*! of her limo licit* with hr;r
?nini, Mrs. it linnu. Mr. ami
Mrs. Wittkowsky will occupy tlir
!ic?lv iciio*, alt il rnttnjje or: Broad
r??*-1 n?'\t north of Mr. Henry
I'i uevhdlV 1'he in<>rri;ige cerf
>n<>ny wnH p?M fin i?K".i ity Usthbi i'?
A. Klina, of Cliutlegion.
Donth of Rev. A. T. /.alta
L'lsi Friday morning a few min
ntes aftt'i- The Ohronielo ha<I gone I ?>
prnBrtii telegram was reooived in
Camden Announcing (he death of
Hov. A. T. La Ma. of Monroe, N. C ,
which occurred that morning about
7 o'elook. Wo have known Mr. !>?(?
ta from our early child hood nnd wo
have always regarded him as ono of
the be*t and purest men the country
has over produoed, Ho wan tift years
of age and loaves a widow aud four
children Ho was thrice married.
Mr Latin whh an uncle of Mrs .1. K.
Smith and Messrs. ItoM. and Win,
Latla, of out town, anda brolbcr-jn*
law of Mr. W. 1'. Russell, of West*
vile. his iiret t?o wives bein?i bisters
of Mr. Russell. Tho burtol took
place in Mouroo,
.Pergonal.
?Miss Christina AfrKagen, of Sum
ter, visited Mr. G. G. A lexander's
family this week.
Mr. B. IV O'larko left yesterday
morning for a trip in tho northeast
ern part of the county, looking after
the interest of tiio schools up (hero
Wo received a pleasant icall on
Monday last from Messrs. J.\A. and
A. (J. Watts, of Cantey.
Mr. W. F. Perkins, of Charlotte,
was in Camden (his wefck.
Mr. Wra. Qsteeu, 01 J^onmnrk, was
in Camden Tuesday. (
Mrs. A. K. lironnc/), who lias
been on a viuiL to lu r son in Mo
bile, Ala, has returned home.
Miss Mury Spann, of Moss Point,
Miss, is visiting in Camden.
Rev. K. A. McDowell and family,
were in Cainden this week.
Mr. J. C. Nunge/.er and family,
have relumed to Savannah.
Charged With Attempting to Wreck
Seaboard Tram.
Last Thursday night, as already
told in Tho State, two attempts were
made to wreck Seaboard Air Line
trains, just south of Cheraw. The
first obstruction was canglu by a
freight train and some damage done.
The passenger train, coming along
Inter was warned by wire to keep a
lookout, and avoided a crash. The
trainwreckers had in oach instance
placed a erosatie and a treo across
the track. The Seaboard determined
to punish the guilty parties if they
coald be found* One of tho compa
ny^ apeciai agGuia Was sent there,,
and on Saturday Ia?t arrested a
negro and'a discharged flagman, a
white man named .J. W. Powell,
charged with attempting to wreck
The negro, it was stated hore yester,
day; had torned State's evidenco and
told bow Powell had placcd tho ob?
?traction upon the track, and bad re
placed them after they were removed
tiy ibe freight crew. Powell, It ia
?utUd, to now in jail in Cberaw.-1
lilt
Frost To-morrow Mornint?.
lift' weather forernwt predict* h
1 licft'vy f11ja*t <>wr tho notihern part
of tlif stale io-n>'*riow morning.
- - ? 4%i
Burn liumed
Air. \\ 1). H^vkin loat his barn
j Hlltl >? l a 11! t S i s tile OH WlNlnfcP'la.Y
j night. Mi. 1>>\Uiii's Iiocho ri't-oiv
j cil some ?i'Vcro mjuiu s hi*Tort! it
! eoulii h? jjoiu-n out ?>f lh?? sirthle.
I'lu-ie was only |?At iiii) insurance.
Death at Wmthvop CoUogt),
' )u S>.tur11 ii\ !?vst, M sh Khuvmv
t?l St. .M >i!Ih*\v *, <?no ??! 'Ik
iWiftthrop h11 it'll t ?. v\ 11i;v* s111 n>*
j watching the evening pla\ of her
! ciiiii'iiiiiuiis, nu<hh?nlv f;'llapsed am)
I'l'loia aijy (uil t'liul.l iu' (.mvoii her
had hrenlht -I In'i" last. Sho was a
j s|.icial tnuaio pupil in tho college
| and tins was lur (ivst year there. At
t ho time ut lur dtath ?he was in I ho
college dormitory where she roomed
A l -rlniiilii nuo she had measles and
had apparently no out recovered. Tho
remains paafu-d through Camden on
Mundiiy last, accompanied by l4rof.
?l.ihnson aud a number of tho young
ladies from the College.
SPUING FAIR.
I ).<? ( amdvn IIi?11it~1111ural Snoiet v
*"'! ho! I ? Sprint? I air in I ho last week
? u V|.?il, (,r Die lirst in Muv The ex
?U'l dnte and place will lit* aiimhiiiu'CiI
next wo?-k.
Ivorybody is rc<| nested to prepare ox
lobit* of tiowers, pot plants, fiarden, lield
Hlid ? In try produce.
1 "lie biViow ihi? |?nrtliil list of invniiiiuis
?-JN-r?-'i wi!! enable nil to wet' the clmrac
t'? i and scope of tin* proposed fair :
WoSKS -Collection named vnrio.
tit ^. l-<t prize '2nd ?1.
IS? named vuriotien, l*t ft ; 2nd .'>0e.
I'efct single specimen, named oO,-.
l.aivost and licst collection (only 1 of
each variety) unnamed, in vase, Iww',
waiter, etc., l?t t J ; L'n.l *!.
I laiulsoinebt bowl or vaao of rosea, !
or more varit ? ies, *>0c,
( i- KM W'.kks, ror-PLANTs, i: re -
Host collection <>f (ieraniunn. Zonah\s.
and l'ehirironiuma, 1st $2;2nd $1.
l't'fil specimen Heyonia 50c.
Host specimen fc-i n 60c.
ilost specimen palm fl"e.
l\sp*Vlailv line specimen plant r.O, ,
Best coliee'ion wild Howcrs 1 ?v a child,
*1.
Most beautiful display of cut floAcrs,
arrangement considered, s|.
Largest and beM di<-p|av <?f ^?on; ral gar
den or pot plants, ?1.
i.AKld'A' IMi? KT(?Host
i?onoral collection vc^c'tallies, 1st ; 2nd
*1.
Best specimen trroup vegetables, at
le:ot :j varieties, 1st ^.1 ; 2nd "'0c.
Host specimen linneli a-parav'us ?
s|ir('iirit-n Cawbs^e
I ??est specimen peas?.
And other varieties to b.* tilled out !^
ter.
Strawberries 1 <puir?at IvhsI) 1st 75c ;
2nd "i0u.
Host bnttev. I lb, 1st cOc ; 2ivl L' >e.
Kv? rvone having tine ip-cimens of \
plants or varn ty ot veget 11>!? s not on j
preniinm lift is re<|uentvd to send saino
for exhibition. "Pi.?\ lias been made j
f.>r gi\i<ig a*ai Is to very !i:ie specimens
although not named on list.
Promiscuous Iiems.
Tho citv has resumed the woik
of repairing the tide walks on Lit
tleton street.
Since tho trees have put out, their
new foliage it is more evident, than
ever that they were not trimmed up
loo high.
Mat t ied, on Sunday afternoon
Inst, Ttmuiy Reynolds and Ada
Davie, colored, Notary Public J.
tV. Davis, officiating.
If you want a bargain in Jitpe
von should see Mr. D. Ifennedy,
He is offering some for eule ul onl\
one doilar per barrel.
Sheriff Hunter, of Laueastcr, hnu
notitied the Governor thai there
arc two genuine oasea or smallpox
in lhat county about nine miles
fr<>m the town,
Tf, is oaid that in the crowd that
had gathered around tho house in
which Capt. Griftln's dead body lay
in Columbia last weok, was a little
boy, who, liko others, was inquiring
into the identity of the dead man.
The child was not aware that hi?
own father was the eorpso about
whom there was so much mystery,
and this was an hour after tho shot
had been fired.
Hammocks at
Guisenhei raer's,
Beautiful selection of Chairs at
Geisenhei mor's.
Refrigerators and Ice Cream
Freezers at Gi-iaenheimer's.
China Closets at
Gcisenhefoaer'n.
Wo liavo Romo acid anii arnuionl
ato>l Guano on hum!, will* sell for
cash or good security.
S. N. Sowell and Co.
A nice line of ladies Shirt Waists
from 2.r)0 up, at tho Gilt Edge Store.
Get o*r prices on guano. Have
about .'JO Ions mi hand.
S. N. Sowell and Co.
All wool Albatross in white and
colors at the Gilt Edge Store.
Call at once, at the Gilt Edge
Store, and aco what a beautiful line
of Waistings they have in Mousline
do Soi.-G, Organzincs, TafTatas, etc.
Spring Calicos, Ginghams, Madras,
Percales, etc , in great abundance at
the Gilt Edge Store.
Get jour Easter Suit?Largest and
Best lino to selcct from now at
Ilirsch Bros. '& Co.
vfecial^bargain* nt Sowelt's er
ery day. Uon't fail to call on tlilm
White goods in numerous styles
and qualities, and at popular prices
at the Gilt Edge Store.
Carpet samples to select from at
Geiseoheimfcr's.
Felt Mattresses at Gtdsentyimr's
Lounges and Bed Lounges, ml .
GeiSenheSmer'a.
New Home Sewing Saachines, a!
GeisenbetmerV
Machine needles tad oil.
CMMfttolatf*
BECAUSE:
< ^ii! liuo of Spi ing (> I o!! i i. i _?? llats, Shoos, ami (ion's Kin*
ui-shiu^s will not only Kur|>ri>.o ami inunosl you, but will put
nionov into your pookot*
hi Clothing wo are sha^vinic" the LateM Styles in Kahne, ami
' ut, at pliers to please.
in Latli.\s Low (Jnavfer Shoes, all (In1 nohbv .shape.*, from
low to high grade, from ?1 to ?">.00.
MENS AND BOYS HATS
In I'Vlts and Sirn\vs,
Negligee Shuts in groat \aii.tv, -">*'<? (.? SJ.ih).
I ndorshirts with drawcis to mateh, -*>0e. to ?1.00 per set.
I'1'.e finest Line ot \eckweai in
Fown at I'ihes to 1 'lease
A IV w minutes spent trt our Store will convince yon I
tlial >ve are not Wowing
2EI?1P BROTHERS!
HE SUITS HIS CUSTOMERS BY ADAPTING HIS BUSI
NESS TO THEIR WANTS.
Ho now offers n lull Mil?. of Plows and Plow Xlmj??.*.*?: Dix
ie4, Farmer Firmd, Farquliar and (icorui-i Uatdut.-* .bVrliii
?/t>r Distributors (horso and hand) and Prrti I i\>ras,
1 lailies, Truths, P?arkl>a nds, *?tc. Pann KuImm), wiivni
and plain Wire. Largo arrivaMialvani/oil Pouif-'v NYtlin:/.
GOOD SPORT
Is impossible wlih poor GUNS an<l
AMMUNITION. The experienced
hunter kiows th-U. so ho comes t^"
A H. KENNEDY.
Fine Line Gr.ocerka?Heavy ana
L^ght,
HA.a'NIvSS FOR WOHfK HOKSES.
If you are overhauling the farm
harness and find any/of it defeelive
or iiHcli'HB, have it repaired now or j
replace it with new good a. Later
when the Bprinu work begins a break ,
the harneai will moan a break in
tho~%ork and a lom of valuable tune, i
Wo liftvo nlflo Haddlep, Slip Ihijfgy !
mi 'I Wagon MarnosH, Whip*, etc.
Also K'tpo and leather Halters,
llithing Slrap#, Haino Straps, and
ovorythini else needed in the stablf;
Wee<! 1 Potatoes.
H^iiioiiibor we soli tho Auburn Wa^ou, Uic
IScMtf S2)0 Wii^ou made.
A D KENNEDY.
Lookout for Sowell's Bargain Day
Monday.
' . V / . . / S
We trill continue to (jive special bar
4fains on Mondays. You will find our
store the place to save jnoney. * We
guarantee lo please you both in price and
quality of goods.
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\l this favorite resort will ho found an abundance of Heau
liful, Slslisli (ioods, and with tin* assurance that wo can inter
est yon in any of our many ami well slockrd departments, we
cordially invito \on to call and inspect our stock before pur
idiasinj* olsowhero.
With mi endless variety of Washable Dross '?'abrics, to
gether with a limv of Iteautiful Wool Dress (iooih: in
0
Upvflmk f^SSSIg
j wo are j>iv-jr;iit-u {<) jili'Msc even imo most fastidious.
VW c:ill special at t? 111 i?.*11 also 1?> our Kuporh Tjino of Waist1
ings, consisting of Niks am! v;niom kinds of other Stylish Ma
tt rials, which lor beauty, ?|?i ? 1 i t \ and cIhmpness cannot be Rur
nasscd. Our line of
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Iii Stylish, hamL^ome black goods was never more com*
plete, the popularity of whicli is at.csti d by the Very Liberal
patronage we are receiving.
See our line of Beautiful
WHITE ORGANDIES
Ranging in quality from the cheapest to as fine as is ever
brought to this market. MuIIm, Dimities, India Lineris, plain
and Cheeked Nainsooks, etc.. and at prices that will pjpase
even the closest, buyers.
A beautiful assortment of Appliques, Laces and Embroid
eries. _
o
Ho sure to sec our line of
Ladles walking huts and!
Sailors,
Uliiltl rcn's Sailors, (dent's
anil Hoys Straw Hats and
Caps.
Don't fail to see our Attractive line of Gent's Furnishing
(jfoods. The goods attract and tho prices captivate* Our stock
Calicos. Cottonades, Domestics, otc., is complete, and we can
make it interesting to any of our crother merchants from the
country who will favor us with a call befofe placing their or
ders. \
We keep constantly on hand a Superb line of Straw Matting,
which we are selling at low water mark.
Cordially soliciting your patronage, we are yours very re
spectfully and truly,
\ v'' _
,-P. T. VILLBPIOUB, Prop