The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 07, 1901, Image 3
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Irtrriuvv bruise"- , , ,? i?f, r
?b! tll^t lio UiUcil ?
feWred.
In What Particular^ We*? Thoy
?'Strang?' ' it.
A corrmjondo^ou t ro'?* ,,(
^ the Columbia St h t r ( ,l
My 30Jh, hayB i roturn?'?l
"Tbe Kershaw (,ll;.a ,, nt 7
from Clinttftuoo^'u NVt-ai'<,s t!'N;)rt?K-c.l
J> m., and tl>o "1! (|1(.;,.
tliei^olvos biRlilv
trip, ri.o oompi??>y,? 1,1,1 1 , ?"??;
ol Cain. SyiliH'y m.?,
nien, and \v:n tin* s lril,ln
from this fltato." . ? . ov j
?c think Ml oxi'lK'ji"""1 <- ri
.lerftomaomc know ... !
arc some who wcukl I ->? ,
what particular iboy wcr('
? One an thu O'J Man.
"Do you know wlj.it my father'
would have done it ' bad 'h en '
caught doing sin I a a*kcd
nn irato Memphis father of bio litl'o
eoh.
The latter did n { cn?.Mdoi tht sii
unlinn a; nil nlarmin;.; ami .-Mid itj ?
ifttlicr jocular oiwim-. :
'Yuu mus( ! ;a\v hid j?rc ( ? y b id :
datMy."
This cno}, 8ftrrn-t;p not* i
old gciulciintri nil tiu> more,
ftUd iu his loss ui it-mptr Ik; cxclaim
ed:
"Well, mr, I want y'Mi to distinct
ly understand that I had n butter
daddy than you'i! e ver roc t he day !
t? have." ? Mcmpiii.-j Sciuiitar.
? ? ?
^ Hymeneal
Mr. Hurry Ibium loft Camden on
Monday iasi for Charleston where
be lnarriod at lii.'jh noon on Tues
day last, Mi?s Kosa Williams, n
charming young lady who at one
time resided in Camden, and is ?
? dialer of Mr?. S. M. Ko^cnbcrger
After the ceremony thccouplu we /it
on ti bridal lour north and is ex
pected homo tomorrow.
Capt. A. JI. Claik, the popular
conductor on the Cauidcn branch of
the Southern railroad and Mi'ht!
Virginia Workman, dau^hJi-r of ( ?)?? J
late Capt. W. If. I* . Wot kin in, I
tfrero marred on Wednesday night
l^gt. Thoecremonv wan perform
ed by Rev. W. 15. Gordon.
liiollii "Ttru'r "ifro1 iV.Tnr.gt H, at
Gciisonheiiner's,
Piegfili |
;~.-l)oar Chronicle :~I did not mean j
to convoy tho idea in my partly lm- 1
morourt article of Inst weul<, on a
??floating'' bridge/' that 1 w?? ccn
Baring Mr. PStglpa for any neglect of
duty in keeping the bridges and
? ??jQitda in good repair in your county.
Op I|C ,
ing oil, and r.8 fast p.snocKTT^WwtiiUtiw
repairing the bridges nnd roads that
liavo been damaged nnd destroyed
,.by the floods (Imt no human age ncy
could avert. It if had though, that
there is no road by which tho peoplo j
of this section can get. to Camden
? well during a h'gh freshet. The
bridge referred to is a small one,
but it was net safe to go over it , and
a number olpuplo from (bis section
who do their trading in Camden, had
to turn back much to their inconvon
' fence for the tinic being. It we can
get to the old f&fctory, we can enter
the city by vrfoi the new factory.
When the depot creek bridge was
boilt) we flougbt wo had a sure
tbtpg of ithy crossing at, high water,
but it Lm I proven N. (J. I notice
\ that tbe wiMiV from the waste gates
fscioM,' pond have deflected
/-from thvxJhj and gone in tho road
At Green'&bAlgo and made a bad
? Jpicce of roadShcre. If tho factory
peoplo wooldl-epair the canal where
_tho water ccJnes out, this would
I. k*>?p it outofxhe public road, much
to the convcriei-jce of the traveling
publjc.
Vonr experience with the floods is
Jnst what a lurga number of States
""liavo felte In one section here, the
land is terribly washed, and in somo
places beyotil repair. The crops
Arc dniuageinto a large extent and
not at all pnfmtsing. Yet wjth all
tbi<l, we should he thankful that it is
M ssorce.
Mr Ollvor Moseley came near bo- j
ing killed by lightning on Sunday ,
the 20th ult. Ho was oritering bis|
piazza when the house was struck
, and he was thrown to tho floor Itt
v feasible. His hair was burnt- and
^ the fluid ran down his leg into Ills
,v ?boe, burning his foot and burst the
^.?boe opon on the as it came out,
^ iben went through the floor. How
Xr he escaped with his life seems only
providential. Mrs. Moseley sjdd, as
toon as she recovered from the
shock, she nut her hasband io the
Lrelo and that helped to-rerrre.^ biro
"lfhlch was sometime after be was
gtraek. %
J* C. Crouch preached a deep
I* iatereating sermon at Pisfrah l*?t
"?"Sty. Bit theme waa HtuTen,
l?e treated it in great beauty
vranduer. It is naedleae4to ssy
i-na held his audience. as ha al
tt~4M*, t$Tfo end. He is one of
interesting and taatructire
?<r*igtej s
Pi
i'OVOOMHl.
M ? * s ;? r h . I ii ii Tomp ami I 'Iiiuum
Mills iiro ut imtiie I r? ?i?. Ihiviil-son I
eo'.lo?o.
Onr highly csUiorm-d youn;/ iru-inl. ;
Mr. Wiliin <?ri?*dl'y, i-\pi-oU to lonvt*;
id it low <laya to luko n hintine** I
(?oiii ho lit tlio ? In- A l:i husiiu ,-h i'ii'i '
li'^c, of Macon.
l?r. W. .1. I 'nnn . \v! <? i > j\k hivn t W ? '
in ii <i pof.t f/r initiate I'onrsu in modi- 1
<?1 1"! in Now YoiU, is i- a|u<Mc?1 hi nr.; ?
! c> -morrow.
Mr. Hohi. T a in ia now h<>t?k-kocp- !
in^ for H.rsch Hros. i<- Co.
( )n account of aicknt ks, Mr.
TIou<?h has been unable to l>e ut tho
OiMtrt- H?ti^ woe ft Tin: uusi
iui>* ol i ho. court. h? > v. i ? ivi" ciN?~
mi tin) U'fiHt wui'ferrcl ! v hit* abscnce
for the ilulii-s o! l ltit> otlh'c liuvc hoc u
pi'i I'iii uu"! in :i io'mI uccoj lablo man
jier hv Mr. I suae llou^li.
COUItT. *
( ourt convened i:i Camden on
Momlny hvst and broke l.iio record
for the rapid transaction of
\lmonl t lu> ???; t !iv I^UKini ss of the
(.YmrCwas disposed of r t n IMnndav.
Plus wns well !or just a I. this time
t l.o farmers can ill t. tlc>r< I (?> love one
in mule Mum tlio crops. Jud/n Oatv
presided. .1 lie loilowing cases were
trimly
.lolil C-frroi, colored. Wm, J!ar*
field and I }??>?. I ', N t.lson wetv
found j^iiily oi stealing i?iiws jn
W est Waterte. i>aii:c]d ami NtJso?!
were sentenced tivn years ui the
pouitinliary jiikI John ?im>
year in (lie poriitenliary.
John Sutcun and J ark Sutton plead
guiUy to fho charge of nssau'l and
battery of a high a fid aggravated na
ture and wtro uiven two months on,
the public work*.
Helton .Sutton plead guilty ? -? f car- ,
rvim.r cspcealcd weapons and was i
('ivfit om> month '>;t the public work-1. I
(t eo. Kih'l'be wits found ytiillv of
resisting an officer The verdi?j was!
a?,ct?!iipt;ii!e i with a l'ccumnn-.ndaVion
to morey and he wan given ojjo day
in jail. '
?ios M ckle alias Jim Miekle was
found guilty of assault and battery
of a hijih ami a_r '.novated nature, and
sentenced to four months on the pub.
lie works. *
Albert (>;vr!'is |'hjad jzuilty of as- ;
snuitaml battery with irdont to kill
and carrying concealed weapons and |
**as sentenced t'> |": y a I'r.'.e of sj.*>!
or work ? Mi the pnbbc roads Hu duvs. J
I ho case of I ?aac Juc??b-5 lur nun- J
uer was begun on Monday e\ ening
All day Tin a-hiV wuh o-nsumed in
hearing the i vid< nee. The jury re
tired about ?> '>0 p. >a. and about i> p.
m came into (Jiuit and announced
thai theyeould not agreo and a mis
Cas1?> C<'N1IM TV? ""
The foilowiuu cases were continued
until the. next term ol court :
Dak Warren, Lowis and Monroe
Clyburn disturbing religions worship.
W in Johnson assault and battery.
Lewis I.yles assault and battery
\\ it.ii intent to I. ill.
J. K. Ha r field disposing of proper
ty under lien.
It. ('. Jioswell \ iolation of dispen
sary law
John Truesdell. murder.
Coxti.voent Docket. I
Tbfl case* of A ions f lough for mur
der, ami Win. Oaffleld, TIioh. Nelson
find John (iicrn for larecnv were I
transferred In thd eon Mngent dnckc-L I
Nor, /PitossF.j).
Tl.fi case of Jlenry 1) Heard for re- ?
eietinrr o/Wer and assault was noli
prosseil.
The following i* the presentment '
of tho ( i and Jury :
To l>is Honor, Judge Kruest Gary, j
presiding Judge for June term of!
Court for Kershaw County:
Afior passing upon all hills pre
sented us to the best of our knoir. j
ledge and ability, wo turnod our at
tention (rt the examination of the
books of tho County otllnirrn. Two
of the Magistrates, C. Jones and j
C. 1\ Howeu presented their books I
for inspection, which we fonnd neat- 1
ly and properly kept, with all neecs- j
sary vouchers on hand.
Tho Clerk's ofllee, the Treasurer's j
ofllcc, the Supervisor's o (lice and tho
oHlcc of County StTpt of Education
loll ifeatl.v and well krpt, thereby
[allowing the efllciuney of our County
oflleerH.
Wc And to our regret that thero is
some discrepancies in tho account of
Mr. It. L. Copoland, ex*Co. Supt of
Education, showing a balance due
the County for tho p^rchaso of school
books tjjo amount of ($$00) five
bnndreU dolors
It was Reported to the giaud jury
this morning tfi-il two of the prison
ers had cseaprd from tho jnd, and
opon investigation, we put the blame
on the jailer, and asked tho Shenft
to set a new Jaikr.
Tho report* come from all soctiont
the roads aro in a deplorable condi
tion. Many of the bridges have
been damaged and should bo looked
irftnr as soon imi practicable.
Wo tory kindly thank hi? Honor
sod the1 Salltijor for ibe 4*?? coar
; !#?!?? ?lH>wa M. .
! Campions of The South
| ^ *ll> 1 i !'?? ( ''>hi | ?:i 1 ? \ \\ 1 1 1 >
j I' ir>! I 'i i/c in rii^? Tom
lianuMit :?l New Ihti v,
; tel Iliin TTvyrMafle iii Tlie Sontii
\ i ine )??> Xoeuinls.
Our liio io*i .u'iuu lit, luis u^a.c
.covind i tMi?: f \\ i i!i v. At the
rreivnt !i i t'uuiiji ' l * ?n i namon l
|Ni A' t ivy, S. i?' , thi s inado the
I la record i hat hn^evfr hoen midi
j ui 1 no South, hav:i:>; mv oui t > ) ndiod
iliu run ami snowed khUm in thuiv
t \ ? live scooikIm, lll|S I'ClIlil -i al'
conds beiow alt pro.VlnOx records,
( ? iifi i il?* r i ti that tun fue couioa- j
ny rs C'.m|i:u at,i\'ci\ a juw oim this!
is a.) small feat ati<l (,'nm- 1
'ii ii he's justly proud of then xi^-j
na! victory. 'I lie team wa? com- J
miM-il uf .Messrs. Kit1) Vn i'i t<) ?li! , ;
!<o\*in Whamc, Uhamc sis;. I
John Jenkins, v\ i 1 1 1 Charley Cham
pion, s . i ti of olil "Rabbit" tin tlrivt
rim work of our team w aa dom
no . ooi.-idi molt di<;a i vantages,
ii uavlii^ to travel near!) all tin*
i. il !>i ov io n s*.
Tiu- teleyruph oiliee.s \>cm < r o W(J '
t il on Wotlm'iday evening with huv
1w<Ua uhd k v ?;? pnr nrTb"1 T rh' :: Is uT llu*
al *ont tiu'incii^ Hcckiiii.' J ??
iSu* result, and when u hoi iinu
kii'>wn that such a victory had
hi i a won enthusiasm wau unbound
ed.
I'he following is the report, went
h.Tij Wednesday afternoon .
seven entries ? A ndciKon 1'2 ? .
Columbia ST r ; Camden .15; (?roen
vii!?, Independents and I'tiliucLLo
l?!i"v out ; l)elj*:\r (Sumter)
Cn union wmu first prize, *L*?0.
Sum tor second, *">< ?.
Snuili'r liohi t'?e South's record
foi ilio f i it ic)v o?t t i in o :)V , in m I o at i
W i! luin^i.oii last your, Cauulon low
crino it, hy k2 j- heconds.
Upon the return of the company j
l li?* v were met at the Southern de- i
po* by tho brass band and a num
ber <>; other deeply interested ei'-j
ixonrt and escorted up town to thei
company's house. A largo crowd |
assembled around tho house to wel- :
come tin: boys bard*. Across Mainj
ftreot from the Hank of Camden t'>|
Hmini'ft &loro whs fumpcnded a ban- 1
ner upon whiuli wns written "Wei- 1
come ChauipioiiH." A banquet f
will he teudered the cotnpuuy In* J
? he c i 1 1 ^01: a fif G ;? mden. The liuu-j
has not yet been dclinitoiy decided j
II i > ' > u ,
( :i in ; 1 : t I wis many causes of our- !
<i r i\ I '^i niton, roucji Lo be ,?ruiid of, j
and the gallantry and ottieicncv <?f '
our tiremcn u juatfy highly prized)
1 y u 3 ftli.''
Fouiid Dcart.
Wilson Williams, tiio o ? ? ' ? . r ? * ? )
h'it.-k-m'f h, w!i?.so s h? > wns ? next !<i
( '?;? J . n\s livo.'y str.blo. w.if# found
iload in i.i.-! in d i:;st Tuesday room
in?,r ? It is mi id that liii death was
caused from excessive drinking.
Marriage in Colored Hijjh
The mairin^u of Seipio .1. Kurdish,
tlie bin her, and Miss .Jessie \\ eston
(Jt ?>r?<\ which took phice at Trinity
.M E. Church on the 129th of May.
was one ot unusual interest, for not
7^. have this couple friends anions
the c o]o r" t "p fo Jmt thftwhi I e? i. s
\vd?, a goodly number ofnTToiTr
tfud? d the ceremony. They receiv
ed many valuahlo and useful pren
ml . Tlio Chronicle extends many
wirdifh for their future hnppinoss
and prosperity.
iiEA L ESTATE TKAN8KER3,
Tlio following transfers of real ep
talc wi re recorded in (ho Auditoi'n
oOloo during the pa*t vvook :
I j A Truefidcll to Josephine Wat. i
kins, 1 lot $1.
Itcn }? Add 5 son to Elizabeth Hri^, '
21 acros, ?500.
James C Gibb<?8 to Samuel Mitch- j
o 1 . 'VI acrcs, j
Josephine 10 Ourclon to Alfred E 1
Ki-i n< d v 1,000 acres, $1,500.
Alice P Ward law to John Dyo.
j 4.10 acres c'J'2.00.
yK (* .Johnson to ii C Wiii taker, 1
Acre, $300.
Deaths.
o
Mi*. Angelina Young. wife of Mr.
\V. Voting. ?*'"?, died of par&l)Ri?
nt her homo fihout two mile* fthovf
W'rstvillc last Wednesday morning.
Mr. Willfnni li Mills, father of
Rev. W. \V. Mills, of Cnmdon, died
ut his home near Majesville Inst
Tuesday rooming. Mr. .Mills was
about years of ftfjo. The burinl
took place at Salem church.
We sympathize with Mr. and Mrs.
J# A. Smith in the death of their lit
tle baby which occurred on Wednes
day Inst. The fond parents had be
como quire attached to the liflle one,
and its doath is keenly felt by them.
I . ? ^
Advertised Letters. t? j
The following ia a list of lottor? J
remaining uncalled /or in Hie Cam- 1
(.Ua-^poAt offico for w?:k ending
Juno 1, 1 f*0 1 :
. Mulo ? Hjtrry>^in?oo? (?<-o Win
Creisl, IMf Moody, John Keith,
Charley CWwrlng, II M Talra. '
Fein a! e? Kitty Bi ibon, Flore
HUckmon. Llllia Ham ??. Mrs Jati*
McKain, Mr* M E Mycrti, Aallae
JSIcCormlck, Finny Eatridge, Jac!*
Recti, J alia William*, Jv(ara Cartar,
M ia* Nick ton Ifuo, Alary Tumberi.
I'ar tie* calling for th#fte Uitara
will pleaM auto wkat tmk Umj ware
]H at W eatfa ef OotsI
Ijiiji' Si r? c Co -t ,)t: iV.nis Suits, *?'? t i ^ .
j Fane) Flamu'l doat ami l\iiis Sin! ? c* I u> ?1*'.
j I > ! I U' a i nt Kanos Flailiu-I ( \ >a l> irom > !?> ^ < .
I ? ? a u I i t'i 1 1 Linc^i llba- Soi.-e an<l l'aiu-\ I'anis !.?>(' t??
i it'l ! . 1 v K- U) 1 1 ??'
St raw iiats PK- to i .00.
Noi'lisjtM- Shir!> "? 4 > < ? to & : .
Wliitr I *i j ut* ami Linni Sliirls.
SiriMMis Hrawvrs, ~>0 anil i >c.
,f
,<r
I ? mloi sliirls and I'iuyuts lo niauh to sui:
J.. ['art
/\MYTHING TO KEEP YOU COOL
(.Ian bo lurnish'.'fl ymijtt 1 :. > \ y- ; ^ t pncc.-s aL
/ \
abor
Ji B\V
UF -'| 0 - !3 h X t.
- R^vjflo' ifacMi
i (>li SAiiK Hi
D. KENNEDY,
i^'ow 8w TilO Time- To
Binders, Reapers, ? Rakes,!
Thomas' SSiso & Cutavta;v Has rows. J
Binder Twine and Grain Cradles.!
_ I
ICE CREAM FREEZERS,
!C? TONGS,
ICK 1 1 ! C Iv.S, LKMON
S(iUKI?/.KltS, CORK
>CRK\VS, HAMMOCKS.
Temperature Tamers.
tli.uk of t :iri'l ?<'t cool.
Fruit .)iir8, Jolly Tumblers, Fly Jbans,
W indow aiul Door Screens. <> ? ^
Fishing Tackle to delight t^ie Fisherman's heart.
LAWN MOWERS A N J) RUB KR tlOSK.-^\
Careful attention to our GROCERY DEPARTMENT.
A D KENNEDY.
CLOTHING,
^DRY GOODS,
HATS, SHOES,
f
Hid in fact wer) Iking you can thiijk oi i? fall to overflow
ing ami t can give you the best bargains the market af
fords. All 1 a#kyou/t to eonie and pe<* sac and you will
be satisfied. Youra Very Truly,
DAVID WOLFE.
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~v; " " '? . -m
Every Ailment.
V
ii lias ln-en said llial I lujro aro ) > u I tow ail
iiH iils to w liieli man is heir, for w liieh thoro iini
no a n I idol c.s; or In oilier words, of all the ills
ol 'life, 1 1 u* re are bill lew lor which lliere is no
relief. The lieal ol' Si i miner is i i ?j i us, mul
souu iliiim nntsl l>e done l>\ wliioli wo ean ho
inmie more coiuToilaldc relieved ol'an ill that
makes life less enjoyable. Tho safest and
t|nioKosl remedy ran be fonud at
?<iTlie Famous Gilt-Edge Stores
Win re wo li:i\ i 1 1 ix ;ini icipaled the wauls of
a!!, have provided Ibrt'ieir needs, and upon
on r con n ! cr.s can In* found almost anything
thai fane\ may suggest as llio tiling most need
ed and heller suited lo (lie limes. Of course
yon waul new, slylisli goods, ami it gives us
pleasure lo say ilial along I li is line, there is no <
place al which your wauls can he supplied
more sal isfactorily I han at our J>
Dry Goods Emporium.
Our 1 Hack (ioods Depart meul. consisting of
Law ns, I >a I isles, Organdies, \ unsveiling, Al
betros, I?ri!!iaulim s, iLniiella, Serges, All
W'ocd But istc, Sal in Dcchiue, Alouslin DoSoire,
TalVctla, (Jrosgrain, etc., eannol Lo surpassed in
the city, and as lo prices, we venturo tlio.assor
lion that you w ill agree with us in saying that; ?
1 1 i< y are coirect. Don't; fail to see this I into be
lore purchasing.
Set; our line of While and Colored Lawns;
\\ liite and Colored Diuiilies, Persian M ults,
Persian Lawns, India Linens, Batiste Claire,
etc., and get our prices, and yon will be de
lighted lo now how little it will eosf; you to
supply your want-. Our sock of
C
Laces and Embroideries
Is all that could be desired; and the all over
Laces art; "things of beauty and a joy forever."
Our line of I leavier Goods, such as Toilo
DuXord, Madras in several different qualities ^
Percales, etc, iN attractive; first because the ar
{ | ( J ch are pretty, and secondly,
a re Hiu^/i 9??d valtie. prices paid for
them.
CENTS FURNISHING COODS A SPECIALTY
And we have some "Plums" for those pur
chasing anything in that line. Gentlemen, our
Serge, Cotton Cheviot and Crash Suits are the
things you need, and we an interest you it you
?will favor us with a c\H before purchasing..
'Don't forgot that we carry l? select lino of Chil
di 'en s, Ladies, and (icnts / iocs, and will bo
pleased to have you inspect our stock before
placing your orders.
liospcctfully and Truly,
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The