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A Protest. A petition will be presented to council at its next meeting proteat }f B.*g*lu? t lite ?il Telegraph Cooapmy changing the present ">?U# of their I ine cne running , through Abe on tire length of I)e Kalb street. Tlie ^petition slates ttfiV iho citizens foel that there are ?Iresdjr enough telegraph and tele plioue poles on this, one one of our ttiio thoroughfares* anil that the erection of others will not only be J * wei|80e but unsightly, and an ob struction also. ~ ... Job Printing. Crt>od job printing costs a cnnaln' price, gn<1 should ho looked at in tho Mne light as any other purchase you Way tQkkc. You can buy a watch for Ifjyi than tho one you carry in ' yonr pocket; you can employ a doc torforleee tliarj tho good physician upon whom you now rely; you can -t-rUnd butcher*, milkmen, tailors and grooerv who will charge you less than tbotft-_?<m now patronize, but (be .. cheaper (?) amy prove dearer in tho , end. $tand always was worth leas than ffjgarc and it always will bo. - Manning. ? - MfFlfcDonnld Fur man in " - jaafv- , % his ?v ? ? ^ y reiuiiik^ in ft recent write jjie town of Manning savs : ittnwig is the name of a fam oincnt in the political his Dur State nod one of Caro lurtlieat public rm n belong All who were acquainted 11 L. Manning, the last sur inte helium governor of immonwealth, will readily tTih us in saying that his 1 bearing and courtly ruan .itled him to bear, "without Ihe grand ohl name of geu in the fullest sense of that entlemat) above referred to father of Mrs. David It. of on r towc. nJ Pft]wr is Sent At'ler thfi Paid iubsenption Has Exj)irod. the euhscription is paid to _ time, the time expires and ,jr is stopped, it looks as if |lUher doubted the integrity jbscriber; and nino times in the subscriber will give lisher a "calling down" for log that he is no good, tan cast auy reflections neighbor's honesty to pay lebt, it has become custo country newspapers to sending the paper after , has expired. It y weeklies and dallies do rally follow this rule as jrlbeis live at a distance, Ides, they, are not acquaint* them and do not know Inancial standing. One leem it an honor to know srpdit.is not doubted when iatifr continues to send tho ioijtb Carolina Baptist. ideiiV-a$ The Ephworth Or phanage, lorable accident occurred ^pworth orphaaage during i of yesterday afternoon. *m. d WM b,0Wn t0 the Mlltag one little fellow It and wounding two others. nine in number ? were orchard gathering plums. : by lhe they went ; nearby cowshed together negro u,en, ? half dozen khul ma: 'fh0 0,(1 tV the in to with ? *n(l soon II with a crash. As soon as cooldL disentangle Ch*ru W?f<Ckt8e re his lefl w&8 ^0UDd t?v \ k piDD6(1 t0 the I had Ann 1 1 . ,ere were soy wn the forel^d ?nrf f .g It bei?gCit J tK T t0 f? H. Pwfcs. I! bone? ?1? wars 9, 6 aadT? i?a Will Talk Withr Columbia Next Week. The South Carolina Long Biatance Telephone Co. which is now budd ing a lino from Columbia to Snmtei via Oftuiden have nearly reached llu* place. Mr. James McCain llio agent for tho company was in Camden thin woek and lie informs that the work lias been completed within a fow miles of (Jarndeu and that he ex pects ti) reach here by tho middle of next week. Advertised Lotters. The following is a lint letters remaining uncalled for in ihe Cam den post oOlce for week ending Juno 22, 1901 : ^Alale ? Adam Brown, It l- Cimp UlN, Choice Gardner, .1 K Bran* h a mYc II Hampton, I) L Tamner, Bi'ltoK^Gardner, .J \V McDowill, .1 II Sptnoer, .John Wiley, W'oses VV u a r/, W M Corhitt, S L Davis, > K^lorook, Silner Bufort, Shivers G rpen^Willie Green, U L Kobiu aoh, II C\\Villiams. Vemalef? Doahio Council, Mip A mV BajlKfi, Naxarine Doby, Luca cv .Jones, 11 at tie Harris, Kilei llailes, llellen Miller, Mary Harris, Krauky Jones, Alice Murphy, Mul viner Wade, Selna Benson, Annie Bradley, Susie Freeford, Nannie Kro wrier. 1'arties calling for these letters will pleaso state t chut week thoy wore advertised. G. G, Alkxandeu, 1*. M. ? Deaths. An infant of Mr. and Mrs. Muck ev Bat-field, of SmitJjviJJ/^ ..v;. . .Monday last. It in with deep regret that wo team of the death of Mrs. Jhq, H. Mcheod which occurred at her home at Sruithville on Wodneadav, tho 2??th inst. The little IS months old baby of Mr. and Mrs. Hobt. Pittmnn died al the residence of Mrs. T. C. DuBose in Kirkwood and was buried on Sun day last. An infant of Dr. and Mrs. 10. K. ftomp diod in Knoxeille, Tenn., on Juno 1st. Tho body was brought lo Oamden on VVodnesday last and in terred in the cemetery hero. The infant child of Mr and Mrs, Oliver Moseley died on Sunday last and was buried at Mt. Olivet Baptist Church on Monday. The li til o one had been sick for some time. The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kershaw Shannon died at Sullivan's Island on Saturday morning Hist, where it had been cairied with the hope that the change and sea breeze might benefit it. The funeral took place from the residence of Mr. A. I), ^cuncdy on Sunday at 12 30 o'clock. MibS Alic Zcmp is visiting friends n Yoikville. Miss Mamie Alexander is visiting rionds in Sumter. i\Ir. G. M. Damn is quite sick, hut vc aro glad to leurn that he is hotter. Mr. Willie Osteon and bride, of Denmark, aro on ft visit to rolativcs lore. Miss Daisy Cauthen, of Kershaw, s visiting Mr. Henry Truosdale's a tally. Miss Kloise Lftwnon, of Columbia, s visiting Mrs. Flemming on Do Calb street. Miss Snsio Nelson, of Camden, is 'isiting her brother, Mr. T. C. Nel ion ? Kershaw Era. Mr. G.'O. Bruce was called to Par. Ington this week on account of the leath of his uncle, Mr. J? II. Hirks. Miss Sadie Davis, who has been mployed as milliner at Hirsch 3ros & Co., has returned to Mary and. ** Mr. J. A Smith, who has been lown for some time with a severe ittaok of fev^f is able to be out lRa,n We are gladi&stato that Miss Ro ia Geiscnheimer, *ho has been so lick with typhoid fever at Dr. Cor >ett's Infirmary, is rapidly ^recover ng. A number of friends were at the [Jnion station yesterday to boo Mies Dallie CuretonCdflf for Camden, where >bo has gone for a fortnight's stay. ?State, 28. Mrs. E. L. MeCallum left on Sat irday morning last for a summer irip to Spartanburg and other places n the nppor part of the State and North Carolina. County Supervisor I'holp* of Ker shaw County was in town last Wed aesday to totjthe contract for build ing the Ilaile Gold Mino and Jones bridges. ? Kershaw Kra. At a moetiog Monday of the coun ty board of control, Mr. L. S. Elliott was re elected dispenser for Lancas ter and Mr. Amos Hough for Ker? shaw. ? Lanoastef Reviow. " MtB? Stella Roseborough who has been teaching the Nelson school at jrrui. ?- ?< / . ? r*.kk*iMinn for noveral days I>calh of Mr. Patrick Shan noii. Tin* rntiileStt hand (if death has snatched from t?ui midst onu in the fjtbli vi-jor of h strong yci\n^ man* hood. Iteloved by hi* family); do* sei vodly popular in the community; with it bright, proiuhin^ future bo. I<>rt- him. hid early death is inoxpre* Sibly and. A gentle, hiavcaud hiflU toned hoy ran ill bo spared from u m ??n j?s| us, and yet it was so ordor ? >1 l>> 11. m who doe th nil tilings well lie lived not to know and fot-1 tint l>ittcriu'>.s and disappointment which c.'UiO lo so many of us when the g'ddon days of youth ar? past and gone. His younc spirit bus fathom ed tho inyatory of tnyattriaa, and is in the Kl/sian fields above, prepared for the uood and tiuo. Wliilo Ids death lias severed tlm tendoreat ti?>s of love and friendship, wo can yot l>e thankful thai wo knew and loved l'nt Shannor, and enshiined in the <U'? post recesses of our hoarts will be the tender recollections of our do 00 a Red friend. lie was the only .son of ('apt. and Mr a. \Y. M. Shannon of wh-un thov wore jnstlv proud. His death occurred on Saturday afternoon last after an illness of three wooka with typhoid fever. The ftuuiral took p:a&:o on Sunday at f> p. in. at the Kpiscopal ehinc'i, conducted by llev. John dohnson, of Charleston, and Kev. Mr (lordon, of t'amdei). 'I lio funeral proofasion was ono of the longest ever witnessed in Cam 1 den. 'l ho active pall hearers were I>r. Andrew I hum- 1. Messrs Arthur Hu r net. i yv/tfv son, ('hades Shannon, dr., and Kan do'ph Shannon, Honorary pall-boar >'is ? Messrs. Inman Kldredgo and Cnlhoun Ancruui. Tho Kershaw (Juards were represented by Lieut. II. L. Watkins, Corporals O. C.J Mom\ \V. l>. DeJLoaehc; Privates] Albert Zeinp, t\ 1'. PuUosc, (ioorge Khame, \V. L. DeVass, li C. von ; Tresekow. Independent Keel Team Won't Go To Charlotte. The Columbia firemen camo from Newberry lull uf j?ood humor ami mcourngernent and had determined to l/e "the tiling" in (Jhnrlotto. The Independent Kilo corppauy s men siiy now, however, that they cannot afford to go even itthoy should win, for the prizes arc so small that they do not warrant the taking of a flrst elass running toa'? from this city us the expenses are so grent. The lir.st prizo in Newberry was $150, tho cor responding Charlotte prizo is only $100. Tho Independent hand reel team wishes to go to Charlotte and meet the Newberry team, but it seems to he doubtful whether many of tho teams any distance from Char lotte can nfTord to go unless there is a chance of making something liko expenses by winning one or two prizes. ? State, 27 ill. A Correction. We were in error last, week when we stated that Mrs. 10. ?). Walts who died on Thursday last was the uioLher-in-law of Capt. J. J. Bell. She was Mis. Bell's grand mother instead of her mother as stated. There iB nothing so very wrong about this except that it would lead one to think Copt. Bell a uinch older man than he really is, having a mother-in-law 81 years of age. Capt. Bell is not by any moanH old enough for that and we make the correction with pleasure. 9 Meteoric Shower. Messrs M. Haum & Co. gave their customers a meteoric shower of bar gains at their store on last Monday. So well pleased was the public with their bargains that this firm are go ing to do still better neit Monday, July 1st. They are offering bargains which you should not fail to avail yourself of. See haud bills later and go and get some of these bargains next Monday. We missed the usual afternoon storm yesterday. . SUMMER SCHOOL. Tho Summer School for Teachers will Open ot the Camden Graded School Building July 22nd, 10 a. in. Teacher# taking the full four weeks' course arc entitled to renewal of certificates. Spe cial instruction will bo given in the use text hooka recently adopted. Theso will bf aohi to teachers at half price. Supt. L. T. Maker, of Lancaster, will be I in charge of this hchool. ?. B. CLA11KE, Superintendent of Kducation. EXECUTION SALE. ?s Sontti Carol/na? Kershaw County. Court of Common Pleas. Boyd L. liar mx ) vs. ? Execution. J. L. Wren, j Ily virtue of the above stated execu ti'on to me directed I will sell in front of the Court House in Camden, S. C'., on the first Monday in July. 1901 One (I) kit carpenter's tools, One (1) Jttcycle. ]^evied upon as tho property of J, L. Wren. J. S. TRANTHAM, Terms cash. S. K.'C. tt. ? . ENGRAVING. To The Public:? J wish in snnonncethat T have again located in Camden snd I am better pre pared thsri ev?* to eerv* tho people. em nicely e<j lipped fordoing all kinds of repairing of watches, clock# and jewelry. In fact I uo anything osnally . done by * first cIm watchmaker and jsweler, and guarantee all work satisfactory or will i cheerinlly refund your money. I also ha '? the only perfect engraving machine Mthe market. Can give yon entire sal isfactiea on any kfndof work is that Use. I engrave anything to aay itepe ? A KiKr flaiir wigkM la 4A ifl# II tlfcjf jr .a * - ^ Weathcf TDots! l>loe Ser^o ('out and Pan!* Suits, $?*> it> $10. Kanoy Flannel Coat and I'antf Suits $ I to-ifln. Hlue and Kaney Flannel Coat* I'rosn .'> to *7. lieuutiful Lino ?>l Bine Ser;r ami I'^ne^ Pants 1 ?,>0 to * o.OO. Belts 1 ()c to 60c. Straw 1 lats 10/ to $ 1 .00, No:jli$<ee iS I ; i i J s 60o to .^1 White Pi<jne and Linon Shuts. Semens Drawers, .">0 and loo. t ndershirts and Drawers to match ->s to 50c. In Fact ANYTHING TO KEEP YOU COOL (am be tnrnishod yon at lowest prices flt ?yriiiir* SSJE? r\"r?-4( w w Q ?.tnsr ? DT\U E FlEjrlo up -xo-dai:^ Labor - Saving machines O FOIl SAI/K ! ? V t? A. D. KENNEDY, ' Nom^Ih The Tilise To litty. 0 ?- -- i--- ' Binders, Reapers, Rakes, Thomas' Disc & Cutaway Harrows. Binder Twine and Grain Cradles. ICE CREAM FREEZERS, (> ICE T0NC8, 1CK PICKS, J 'XEMON SQUEEZERS, CORK ' bCREWS, HAMMOCKS. Temperature Tamers. .Tnst think of tliowo an<l got cool. Fruit Jars, Jolly Tumblers, Preserving Kettles, Flj Fans, Window and Door Screens. Fishing Tackle to delight the Fisherman's heart. LAWN MOWERS AND KU BIS II HOSE. Careful attention to our GROCERY DEPARTMENT. A D KENNEDY. CLEARING OUT SALE of Spring and Summer Clothing At and Below cost. All Goods Will be Sold Lower Than the Lowest For Next Sixty Days. DAVID WOLFE. A ?mI ha v ire?; seem ed the b.iit. ilic mo>d important mailer, ami micthal com fi out > ev m v pel icious angler i > "where <mii ! old ain ilic b?~l ri'.-ulf.- v. if Ii 1 lie snial le*t ipianlify ot bait, ami with I ho least wdi rv."' Take our advice, fishers galore; Come fo The (lilt lOdge Store; l\>r of all llie hikes* tropin m<iwnj;?iu to shore; We fry, fur the bai( to give even more. There is a bait somefimes called theliftle brownie, which some do rmf 1 i kt? \cry much, hut as if' stands well in Uncle Sam's estimation, we allow it 10 play an important part in our lake, and would surprise you to sfw*' what: tremendous hauls can he made with flint alone. Then, there is another known as 1 he "Silver Mail," and. is in general u?o. especial ly throughout our Sou! hbwid. l'or this, we give in return larger game, and hy using i: few togc^ier, there is nothing in our lakrt that cannot; be captured. The "Green Bm*k Rail," the old reliable llow it stirs our lake from .centiu- ? to circuuiference, and what gratifying results are realized THE FAMOUS j GILT EDGE STORE I C 1 ?' i Is now in Vuu midst of Stock-taking, and wishing to reduco >the stock, especially, hot wt'cn now and the timo for inuentory {(July 1st) is in a position togive nil fishers K>r I ^ GENUINE BARGAINS r All that they covld wish. Wo find'maiiy odds - and ends, isome of which may be the very thing you arc looking for, and j by reason of its being an "odd'' or an "end" would enable/ us to :gi\/e it to you at far less than, value. We aro delighted that we have done so well with our Spring and Summer Stock, and now, wishing to make a 0 CLEAN SWEEP U " ****"" * Of it, that we may have none Wft to #ispe.nd the coming_i5L winter with us," we offer such inducements as will prove irre sistable. He sure to see our stock before making your purchas es in anything in the way of l)r^* Goods, Notios, Gents Fur nishing Goods, Shoea, Hats, Clothing, etc.. and if we fail to please you, we ran only feel that it is not your fault but our misfortune. _ Thanking you for your liberal patronage and with the as- ? surance that we shall strive to continue to make ourselves \vor? thy of your confidence, etc., we are, Y<mrs Arerv Respectfully, GILT EDGE STORL I P. T. VlLLBPIGuib, PltOP.