The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 26, 1901, Image 3
!W$.
r Barrel.
ipllftr per barre},
?p. Kennedy.
|ioe.
p^if fh" II >rt
li'ctl to uuot iu tl (
'pi^opni) Chapel on
till, u I .*) |). Ml
Iv. T. Afi11 h, IJirs,
? ?
VeUrams.
of Sopfi of \ t (oi'iitis is
to lite' Jit t In1 Opera
HrTtrrotiqrtDtM jow ui l~' o'clock, ti?
reorg^nias p1' f(,!' npn
floatation ?>( ro.'mi;;??*?.
Tliyf- J- Ki/klnrni,
Coin. (':?Mtp Iveisluiw.
Dykta JJroiiw.
TJic dykes around the Stale farm
at Uag< otl9 which ki pi. il?o river
water from ovu flowing the low
lands broko cluiif-r tin- high freshet
on Tucfd?.v laat "'i'1 ,,M' ?'n 1 >'<? li
ver bottom's tlif/e ^ere inundated.
This w i!.! entaiha heavy Jo^e nj???r:
the Slat. as llu-Wanns down then
were said to l?o the promising
that h:ivc ever known there.
County Teacher 3 ^.sEociftiion.
Tno ltsr(u for next timo will In
"White's School Manag. mont, j.j?.
130 ? 1SS. The entire subject of
?'School I m-eiilives." The program
othorwiM* will he the same no thai
arranged f??r last meeting, whieh
was prevent* d hy the v.eiy incle
ment weather. Tiie association
will bo e:dl? d In nidt r nt 12 o'clock,
Saturday, Mav II- J his being the
last meeting "f the year, a lull at
tondance is much <1< &ii**?f.
K. M. Kennedy, Sec'y.
Memo ml rv.i e.-j May 14, Instead of
my 10.
On account of the Kc-union at
Columbia, S. ('*, Hie l.xdiea Memo,
rial Association will have the Me
morial ('elehration at lliu eetnolery
Tuesday. May liili, instead of the
10th. The address will be deliver
ed by tliat tried/and true Confed
erate, iicv. \V. ,j>. <J"idon. The
veteran.", t-nns veterans and
duuyhft rs of the Confederacy are
cordially invited tr\j >iri the pro
cessi.Mi at the gate of the cemetery
at 6 p. m.
ISI \i: d -i* !'.t Ecthv.jic.
A special lo the StntP from Bo
th uno datid Apr. 'J2ml, says:
..The iirst inupi*-r iliut has oc
currcti in ti'1' "ew town of licthune
happened lure last Satunlay nigbt.
R.ilieri < 11 negro from Sutr tcr
county, who whs employed in loud*
ing lumber cats si'- this place, had
his throat cut from imij- t<> ear Sat
llfiir^V a-bitii t '.tclock, with ti
razor in tae bands of .J<?hu I rues
dell, another uegro. 1 lu* lr?ch?i
was almost completely Fevered
Drs. Norwood and Iliown attended
the wounded man, but he died \es*
terday morning ?t 1 o'clock. '1 h?
inquest was held yesterday nsoro-j
ing by Acting Coroner L. L Cope-j
land. The Jury decided that "Robt.
Cook cauiu to his doath by a razor
cut upon the throat in the bands,
of John Truesdell." Truesdell wusi
taken to Camden jfiil last, night l?y
Deputy J oh a Copland
Proper Home Training.
A boy or giri is a precious bun
dle of possibilities; yet these pos
sibilities will uoi reach their high
cut development without fit envi
ronment. The boy who is allowed
too much latitude may nol he fond
of books, jtt the enu:e boy under
wholesome restraint may become a
fiteat leader and student. The
^fieme should not be an echo of the
sticet, but the strict should be an
rcbo of the home. Tho alrcet i?
naturally a noisy, confused, and
reckless place, ajQrl the atmo6pbero
"of the home should be felt in the
GtTcet. There arc words spoken on
the street ttiat should never be
heard In the home. Scenes arc en
acted and and ?cnnrrenccs trans
pire Tft the street that should he
strnngeisin tho home. If kind
words, gentle manners, and good
morals arc to characterize the boy
or giiI, they must ho infused into
tho nature and character in the
home. Cor. in Youth <fc Age.
Horticultural Tair.
At n meeting of Hie Camden Hor
ticultural Association hold yesterday
afternoon, it *a? dccided to hold B
Spring Fair for fl-iwtra and garden
produce on TbarerinT, Msy lGtli, in
the-Armory of tho Uorshaw Guards
Tttc following committees Lav? boon
apjiointfed:
On decorating liall?Mrs Mind?
vllle, Chairman-, Mips Kirkland, Miss
Villf pi?oe, Miw Rulmond
Committes-os TPedvlnR dowers?
"Wrs. A. D. Kcdb*<*;, Cnaitisnmi Mrs.
Eldredfre, Mn. H. Bauih, Mrs. Ilool
ware, Mr* Btrrtow, Mrs. B. 0. jDo
Committee on Vegetable*-^. I
ji. Alexander. Chairman; Mm O. O.
r*lr*an.ier, Mrs. Bruc? Pavls, Mrs.
M O. Teats. f
r Kefro*h??oU will be sold dariog
4k* ?trniftg. the following commit*
,ln c^,rK* of that mailer: Mrs
?* L\fS*J0W??sn. Mrs. ? 8
Mfc^B. A.Boyklo. Ktl Q
M. Straw*.
uSSt?^ 0p?? to rw^*1
i^2^ei3ay, May I**
be
Fin? Cotton Seed For ?;do.
Uuasell's Improved Hr>ll I'm
lido Cotton Seed for Hfk)e by
li. Trufr?uW 1.
? - ?t+y ? --
Wanted.
A position fis nnc'v ry governess
or companion (? r ludyvby a Young
lady of refinement. Kei^renc-'s _:iv
en. Address M.ss "M, W.," cam of,
I'lio Cbronic!e.
Picnic of Aboty ami Oak Kid^pj
School
Tlio Hunters of a* !ii> I district I
Iv>. 7 cordially invito tin- punlu1 tui
.(?t oil Mlc pirn?o liiVt ii l>\ the A '?
in v and Oa!? Uiduc S< l;o-.| on M a |
liid, HUM, at Kiiklr\*es .Mill. Supi i
l>. I>. Ct?ik?s Hon. M. IflSniiiii,i
Mod. ?).(>. Rio!)aids and oiim.sj
will add reus tin; Audience in tin J
loir noon. Dinner will bo served
on the grounds. All ?"*ie requested
to biing well tilled buckets.
Tr us' co.
[Tlio Chronicle returns tliMiks
for an invitation to attend and wt ?
11)hi it will bo our good foiiunc to
do so.?Kd I
Advertised Letters.
The following i* a li.>t of letters
remaining uncalled for in tho
t\cu post nilicc fur week cmlim*.
\ J %T j J *J' J
. f >S ?| %
Male \Y C Pane, 1*' IS (nllisop,
Geo M Hi ice, .Joel Allen, J K Gar
ment, K W (.!rahani, Andrew N,?
son, Tharlcs Markam, i>,,>j j?. 1,n
We.D I*lair, .) It Tucker, .1 D Pate,
Kev. Petersen, Hairy Nelson, Win
I )<? .1 so, Steel Uhul'nev, William
A van, T .J J iek-un, 'sain .1 ?? m???*, P
B English, T1i..r Ludsdinr;.', S S
Uandolpn, S M Kosi nthId.
Female?Mrs ,! (,' )'r?MVU, Mi-s
?Jat.. Moykin, P.elle Guidncr, Ger
f rude Kiiklnnd, Fannie J.-ek-w.n,
L-.liie .Janus-.n, Lnla .Jones, Mu</
Siie Taylor, L'uira Summons, Mrs i.
N Puren, Meat a DwlJos>\ Mrs u -
gene Stevenson, Glib- S?..kes, M i
K .1 White, Laura Whittaku\ Lien
Brown, !>; Kenny Htiekabre, Kos\
Ann Mm ,.hy, M\n v Brooks, !\I E
iMosley, Linen:; Tiiimnn, Surah
T(.'U)uleto?i.'
Parlies calling f.,v ih<'.e 1. t? c?.
sviil please u'/do tr/ft <???</. tln-y were
advei tised.
G. G. Ai.kxavi)i:K. P. M.
UlCV. A. T LAITA.
: l'r 'in The Monro * .Journal.;
Rev. A. T. Latin, a woll known
citizen of M'mvoe, died 1;:^ }?->n>
at ei?ht o'clock ^ Friday i.ioniiujr
He had been !V<b'o for .?? vt ml m .-u.<
bill np t'> some I v? r > year* a;.') ) ??
had pfinthiui'd in f1 "? netv/e e:>ndnef
of liis husii':'' '"*? ()A'in^ to an wnf'or
Unni to accident in his ittfinev v.-liif'i>
pei manenf ly '?tidaii:.'. r< d hif< hf\\
Mr. Lathi's heal ill, was al-vays in a
^precarious <*onii-t>11. II e p*?isvd
aw ly peacefully, coimiion^ly, nV?n
ly, amid the n;i?=*!r'jfi mi of iw<>
loving danyhti rr. and a divobd :v;fo
Albert T. l.att-i u-m in T)ir
linffton e??nnfv, S C., is21)
I|o wiw of Fro:i;-!i e^ tr.-.f tion( hi*
I Foref.,t !.er? having (? !<n:n r f
?villi the Huguenot Mijiratio'i (?? Ire
land in lf?M5. during fee persecution*
by J;ouis XI \ and the Medbv, His
father e.nnio from lrelan't antt n< t
tied in Darlington, S. when a
voting man, and left, a lar^e family
[ofohildren the youn^tsl. of whom
w is tho su' J^ct ot this sketch in
18-12 Sir. Litta's niolher, with her
children and her fl'avea aad other
eiiattclfi moved to Louisiana. Tliey
went by wagon as was the custom
in that da? Tlio movo wns (ii.s.is-i
troua, (V-r soon the mother, four o??i!- I
ilrcn and some of the sieves, j
Being of a Presbyterian fnmil}', Mr. I
Latta, when sent to school, was en
tered ns a student at Davidson Col.
lege, this State, ii at that time being!
Iho only Presbyterian college in this I
section of the South. If ere, begin
niug in 18If), he remained four yeara
but left before graduation. After
lehving college ho taught school in
Iredell county (his .Stat", for awl.ile,
and in i8ft] went to Camden, S. C.,
and engaged in the grocery business
tilt 1864. Having lost his business
aft a result of the war, he went baeli
to> teaching, whioU ho followed fort
teh yeir.s. Ditfmg this time, in
18(>7. bo was obtained to proaoh bv j
the Jjb-tlmny Rsjptist church, in Kor. j
ahaw, S. C. After teaching, he sold j
books tor fivo years, and in 1881 !
moved to Monroe and opened a book
and stationery store, which ha con j
ducted till his health forced him t<? |
rotire some two years ago. He was I
thrice married; to Miss Nannie E.
Russell, Dec. 4th, 1850; to iho Int
tor's Bister, Misa Mury Kussoll, J^n.
1872; to .Mrs Itchcccn 11?*.*???. Oct.
8th, 181)0, nt Ga-toiiis, N, The
latter, w?ith four of his children, W.
A. nnd A T. Latin, by his lirst wife,
and iMiss P.tulino L'<itta and Mrs. J.
A. Woodliffby the second, survive.
Ilia activo religious life begin iin
medlately upon his conversion in
early manhood. J More that time lie
had not given any thought whatever
to relfgfon?but.he was fond of tell
ing when encouraging young con
verts to at once begin rciigioua worlQ
how that on the very- firat weekly
prayer meeting after lie joined the
cliorch, ho was called upon to take a
leading part. And from that day be
never relaxed his efforts.
WbiJ^ bo was not sach a man as
usually m^<T?rman5r~>?39iia! friends,
ho possessed a tew thai were frionds
in the Ima aense of the vf^rd. Not
only waa be true to bis TrionU^, any
^biad can be that, bati?nr??b?* pn*.
seaaed tho power of absolute fijlo'ity
to bit own contcience.
True to 'Hne to Ida
friend?, true to jdrntelf, may Ma **
rfSmpls of fidelity ba a bfeaediction at
Fire at R< mbort,s
1? r } frop uvrc pbuin^ havoc in
tho \:*? inity *?t* (Irtillaril's X llomls
V? I .*) o'clock p. Ill !h?
it si'lt i,i o <if ^fr. ,) K.lwin licinln-rt.
i ? N>ro nl. i {; ii I<?hit nf Mr (' I,
\Viliifuotf.m mii<\ ll'o <'M Kinsman
??inrr wiM?' nil iU'Kh??>i-tl.? Sumter
!? r"ini:.n,
?.w? * - -?
11F. A i, l:\STAT K TVv AN Sfr KU
i he following irsmstVrs of uv?l es
i ro it mi|,It'll in tin- Au.litorV
? Oi' M 1111ri11tii*' p'i*( \\c?!? :
.1 i-s !. S'h-iiiT In .1 tu> W
1 '? vtv i' I It.I 1.
.'???> \\ i i .r I ii ?' w> Ii \\ ill ;mis
if' 1 > V. ?! >. no 1 ]?>) M
l! i' \Yi! i n::s aii?l P i'< 1111?S??U It
!' I) Wit! I !nt :j:
*A' A AiivMttui, ? t <iee, uuA A
i >? >?? n<-.irv ( t al tu Lillio S'uhi? .) 1
u'le *5l?
.) 1 Jmllty to !?: .1 Mtdiri \
"?TO
T J Ki:l'Un l to \: .1 M?'Oirt 1 lot
? o ? ^
Personal.
Mr. T. \V. H. Stniili has been on
J :i 1 wo wt'i-ks viai'- to two of Ins chil
li'. :? ni. Si ill iiioiT, (rfi. He i (turn
I <'1 mi Snluiilay inoruiui? lust.
] Mr.-. I'" C.1 :irJiiiji, i-ditoi ?f (ho
j ?* '? ? i!;l* Kill j^i?ri-Vj
j <'"? u ( ii Sat uriltiv ta.it.
Mr. \V. T. Md oy and family, of
iurlwiic, N. me on fi visit to
tinmen hric.
Mr.J. ('. Mmi ia unite ill.
j M ;> K. ('. (i.rnld in visiliu:* her
| *?? Arthur Corah), of Angus*
I ' M, (i'\.
t"?i;\i K. H f'uvolon,'of (1?mdpn,
'?* v!si*ir..-? !(j.jf ivcM in the city. He
will i)ioli!;h!y remain foi tho re-un
i?>[).- - St Hi", iM?l h.
Vii. I)o;hl Miller, of St.
j 3 * (?: \ Mini, in oil :i visil to her
i'.j?;.wr, I'npt. \V. A. Aucruni.
? <??.-- "...
Our Brass Panel.
Mr. Kiliii'v:?The Camden Braa*
?in<i ii< ed Hand w.ns or<?ntii/fi'd the
! H Mi of In si. Decern her and have
net every week for practice and
!rvviny reached h point where
i! i.t n'ecoHs'iry to (inploy nn iu
^trueL'U', I hey have fti'imred lite str
vicr-51 yf 1'rof. (Jny K. Sulli'Xer, of
^latcsvillo, N. C. This ntIonian
is comm;; to Camden to iii'ilte his
iiiMne with ii". mi I while tlie bund
will t-inploy him to loaeh them,
ihrv cannot afford ',?> pi\ him for
?ill <.f hi? time, henco Mr. Sullijjor
I ? >i ' -i r;> !?;; ^ i n ??<??!,
? .,1
j!; ; i d till t- .Mir elMZfiia will patron
i ;>: ? n'nl r-;*??:.?irm?_? 1 iin to the o:<
11 ? ? t.t. '>! Iii^ hfi'f'iniri^ u perm:i(i' nt
! i i' \s i. ' \ i 'i'!i Un. lie h;:s t!.<
I n jMit V i 'ii of hi'injr an experienceo
fV-uid t"xi'l;er, sind is ? line cornet-i
\V. ii. McC i ciiiht.
1
/? ? ?
Ivoct'c Cai/t.urcd
i I' i'.ji.:iii I !? ? ' f! t m* who ll>:?ire<j
?i > con1 pU u ^iisl\ in th;>. MUWation
I v I muideririvl in Yoikviilr s.-v.m-i!
! \ o m s ?!<."'? I! ??-i he f-n c :i p' n r< d l I
I Oxford, Mil*. Tin' follow i .m jr ne
: {???:;:;t i'i ?io?v <i>0 toplut'0 way
fit?out i?* j??vo?? hy u eoi ii tj-l
poudenl from T^nnca^lt'i :
"The news of the oapiuro of Ma
I jot! 1?. Rt Ox fold, M HH ,
was a f>urpiiae to o.vorvhody here,
??\eep'in>> 11 ? ????,? nun, nameiv, W.
fi. R. Porter. .1. M- Gaekey and J.
U Sim*, who were inbtrnmuntiil in
o: in;jin<< i1 uhoutr The f;u*t3 hlicf
1 \ n ro t lu se :
J. A. Montgomery, formally of
Lancaster. I>ut now residing at Ox
foil}, is in (iio on)ploy of Unitoil
Stales Marsh si Huehanan of Mis
sissippi. Some fnvv weeks :ij,o Mr.
Montgomery wrote his cousin. J.
Montgomery Casky, asking him to
try and procure tho photographs of
Herat1, Luekie nud Mrs. Anderson,
and send to him at once; that there
was a man und woman in Oxford
vwiio had never been known, since
their residence there, to go to the
postotllce either to mail letters oj
to auk for' letters. Mr. Caskej' af
ter receiving the letter showed it to
Mr. Porter,--' who said he would
mnko the effort to got. the photo
araphg. lie, accordingly, spoke to
Mr. Situs, who at once wroto <to
SlierifT Lognn? of York county, re
queatwg that he send him the pho
tographn. On I'm? 8ih April insi,
Sheriff Logan sent Mr. Sims pho
tographs of Reese, Luekie and Mrs.
Anderson with a minute descrip
tion of all three. The photograph's
and description were at once pent
to Mr. .T. A. Montgomery at Ox
iford. The next step was tho arrest
| of Hrope. Thus it will he seen that
Lancaster m<?n, three at this end,
viz: ?V. (i. A. Porter, .J. M. Cas
key and J. H. Sims, and Mr. J. A
MontjjdVncry at the oLhcr end Ji>f
the line, put the machn^ry in Mo
tion which led to the capture of
Kecse, and common justice de
mands that they should not he ov
erlooked when the rewards offered
arc distributed."
He sore t? comp tn ma . ?u?
Monday. We h*vo something for
you. So well and Co.
Mir Repaired, Upholstered,
Renoyated and MM.
Inleiior Painting and Decorating
Kalaomining ft Specialty.
Wa?! paper?*11 Spring pattern*.
Will cnll ?rU* sampt* book for nAlecti??~
Mr 4* H Chi** b*?*to nnn -ftwcc to
tho?? having any 61 the 'above ki?4? of
i-ork to ?lo thai frcm years of experVne*
he ia in a position to goaf an tee ?ati? fac
tion and low prl?e?. ~y, ' .
Mr* .Chick ?>?> d*f| beantifol ?tUW?
work, lie hw traytlod a great deal m4
i? oft to *11 of the sew deeigpe *?
rk* woHlm4
e^KSft
BECAUSE:
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( > n r 1 ino of Xp> ii'?^ () I ? >; !?ijrt jv I l.;U, Shoos, and (ients l*ur
:;i11i11s will not only surpr;-*/ and rduerrst \ou, but will put
M' ju'V into your poeket. \ I
!u (.'lothini* wo juv showing Kj.u A> tt? M Sis Irs i:t Fabrie, and
1 III, nt |>i iocs to |)|r l;;o.
in Ladien Low Quarter Shoos, nil tho nobby shapes, from
low to hit?h grade, from $1 to Sfo.OO.
? mms a wo boys hats
In Kelts and Straws.
Nogli??eo Shirts in ?jjrout variety, to tyl.OO.
Undershirts with drawers i> match, ?>(),.? to ^1.00 per set.
i v.c viiiv'-.il imc oi Neckwear"in
I'nwn at Price:} to l'icasc
A low minutes spout in ourSlore will convince .vou
lliaf we are not blowing.
70 o
SLA
ipi* * B, ^Cepfiedy^
Q
lb
HE SUITS HiS CUSTOMERS\gY ADAPTING HISMJUSI
NESS TO TISEil! WAf4TS.
i u> now oilers a full line. ol Plows and I'low Simpe.*.; Dix
ie. 1* reind, Farquhur and vieoi'^ii K itchoi. K'-iiili
zer I >istrihntnrs (iiorseand hatad) arid Ferr.ili/( ?r Horn..?.
Iliiioc;-, I'f >'c,jS, Ba'd<!>.i!ids, Kann Hi:.Is, I> ir 1 >?*? I. woven
and plain Wire. uu'gn anival i!v.mixed Poultry N (ti:u".
I i impossible with poor GUNS fiml
AMMUNITION. Ti;ii experienced
hunter knows that, ?<> ho cotnua to
A I). KKNN1CDY.
Fino Ling GrocerUo? Heavy and
Light.
1 f A !' N r.SS FOR WO UK IIOKKKS.
I;'you ar? ovcrli:\uli?i4 th? larm
Iwirn^a and lin<1 any <?l* if *1 *? l"? ?'liv<
or M8u]< 8K, have it repaired now or
rrptaee it with new gooJn. Jj!?ter
when flio nprirvj: work begins a break
in the luruoHi will mean a break in
tlio work and a 1o9<j of valuable time.
Wo Imvo also HaiWlop, Slip Ibig^v
aivl Wa;?oii Harness, Whips, etc.
Also H-opo an<l leather Halters,
11i(liinj^Hiriips, Hamo Straps. and
everythinijXolgft neode-1 in the stable
M, \ /
Heed Potat<>b^.
wo soli ilio Auharii Wagon, tlic
Vv tftoat Wa^on made. t
A D KENNEDY.
-U
Lookout for Sowell's -Bargain Day
Monday.
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n e wifI continue to give special bar
A
ifains on Mondays, You will find our
store the fjjicc to save money. ? lie
guarantee to please you both in price and
quality of goods.
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S. ]M. Sow ell & Go
OPfiBA BOUSE! STORE*
^ V- ? ' r.'- .. : #.
The Famous
Headquarters for Bargains.
Al this favorite resort will lie found an abundance o|*Beau
tiful, Stylish Uoods, and with the assurance that we can inter
est you in any ot our many and well Mocked departments, we
cordially invite you to call and inspect our stork before pur
eh isiug elsewhere.
With an endless variety <>f Washable Dress Fabrics, to
gether with u line ot Beautiful Wool Dress Goods in
we fire prepared to please even the most fastidious.
We call imperial attrition also to our Superb Line of Waist'
in us, consist in# of .Niks and various Mods of other Stylish Ma
tt rials, which for beauty, quality aj?<l cheapness cannot be sur
passed. Our line*of '
'J j-'l $. MH ?411
IA
In Stylish, handsome black tfoods was never more com
plete, tiie popularity o! which is attested 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. Mulls, Dimities, India Linens, plain
and Checked Nainsooks, etc , and at prices that will please*
even the closest buyers.
A beautiful assortment of Appliques, Laces and Embroid
eries.
He snre to see our line of
Ladies walking hats and
Pallors,
Children's Sailors, Gent's
and Hoy* Straw Hate and
Caps. \
Don't fail to see oly attractive line of Gent's Furnishing
Goods. The goods attract awl the prices captivate. Our stock
Calicos. Cottonades, Domestics, etc., is complete, and we can
make it interesting to any of our crother merchants from the
country who will favor us with a call before placing their or
ders.
We keep constantly on hand a Superb line of Stniw Mitting,
which we are selling at low water maik.
Oordially soliciting your patronage, we are your* very re
spectfully and truly, ^
The