The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 12, 1901, Image 2
PUBLISHED KVKKY FRIDAY
rHY.
W. IV Mi I >c >W3J1XjXj.
BrUKfUll'TloN Ratks ?Ou<j year, $1.60,
mx inoniliH, 76 cent#; throe' months, 4 u
cents.
Hat km voB AnvKKriMi.No :? Ordinary
tranalont ftdvertimnentH, tlrHt iiiHortirui
$1,00 jm r Hanaro ; cac ) i snhftoquttnt in
?ortion 60 centH per Hqiiarti.
(CundidatoM' Curds for County ofllcea
fft.OO. Congressional $10.00.
(iUHlnosH locals, 6 ctmlB p<?rlino each in
Hortion. J
OmmuniontionH will ho puhliahod when
of iutoruHt to tin* policial pnldic ami
riot of a defamatory nutmo. No re-,
ftponaihility will ho urtHiiunnl for tin.1
vtowH ttf oorroHpoinlontH.
H-ttfrt for contract MlvortisinK will In- an
nouncod upon application at theofUco.
Remittances l>y chtn kH,draftH and i?o?ul
money ordrrH iliould l>rt niadu payable
to w. i4. McDowrj.i;,
Oklfitfon. S. ('. j
CAM DION. S. JULY 12, 11*01.
C=*~: " - ? -- r
A Loiter Itotfurd hitf Sherman V
Kaid la Camden.
Found nod llroilght to Miss I to
ride ('anfey.
The following highly inlcrcHlino
r letter concerning Sherman'* raid
wah found on ilohkirk Hilt by an j
old colored woman jnut after Cam (
den wan raided hy Sherman, and]
hrought'to Mihh Klorido Caniev,
(now Mrs. Johnson, wife of Rev.
-* L_ 1-1 ,.t / 'I. u ?lii|il/.l) )
The pltchor referred to is m n j ? p. ?s* d
to have been tuken from M?j. duo.
M. DeSauflsuro. Tho letter was
written by a Federal ollicer while;
in Camdeu :
Kehunry 2(>th, lfdlo. j
Dear Wife: I haye no time <? r
particulars. We have had a glor
ious time in tliia State. I niversal
license to burn and plunder was|
the ordet <>( the day. 1 .10 chivaliy|
havo been Btliupcd of most of their
valuables. Gold watches, silver pit- j
f.heiB, cups, spoons, folks, etc., etc.,
arc hh common in camp as black
berries. The valuables procured
wo estimate by (loinpaiiicK. Each
company in required to exhibit the
result of its operations at any yiv j
^n place. One-liflh a n <1 llint|
choice fiillH to the share of the
commander-in-chief and stad, one
llfth to field ofllcera of regiments,
and thrco fifths to the company.
Ollicers aro not allowed t,<> join
thfHC ex pidilions without disguis
ing themselves aH privates. One of
our corps commanders borrowed a.
fluit of citizens clothes from one of
mv men and was iMicet ?ssful in this
place, he uot a large quantity of
Hllvcr, among other things an old j
time silver milk pitcher and a very:
line gold watch from a Mr. DeSaus
8ure at this place. DoSiuih.su rn in
OHO of the V. V. V.'a of South Cam J
Jina, and was made, to fork overj
liberally. OlllcerB over the rank,
of captain aro not made to put !
their plunder in the estimate for
distribution. Thin is very unfair,
nnd for this reason in order to pro
tect themselves, subordinate ollle era
tind privates keep back everything
that they can carry about their
person, such as ringn, earrings,
breast pins, etc., of which, if ever 1 j
' live to get home, I have about a
quart ? I am not joking? 1 have at j
least a quart of Jewelry for you and
nil the girls, and some No. I dirt- j
mond rings and pins among tin in.
Gen. Sherman lias silver and
gold enough to start a bank. Ilis
uh are in gold watches and chains
nlon.1, at Columbia, was two hun-j
dred and and seventy-live : but 1
said I could not go into particulars.
All the general oflicers and many
pi ivatca had valuables of every de
scription, even to ladies' embroider
ed pocket handkerchiefs I have a
nJiary of .Ihem too. We took gold
enpuah from tlie d ? d resell to;
1/avoXedeemed their infernal cur
rency over. This, the cur
/ renoy, whenever wo come across it,
we burn as we consider it utterly
worthless 1 wish sll the jovfc?*lryj
this At u? y hud could he oairled to!
tho obi Hoy State, it would drel: |
her out in glorious style, but aia~ j
it will bo scattered all over the
north and middle states. The d ? d .
negroes as a rule prefer to stay at. j
home, particularly afier they found
out that we only wanted the able
bodied men, and to tell you the
truth, the youngest and beat look
ing women. Sometimes we take oil
whole families and plantations ol
negroes by way of repaying the se
cessionists; but the useless part of
these we soon managed to loose ?
sometimes in crossing rivers ? some
times iu other ways. 1 shall write
to you again from Wilmington,
Goldsboro, or some other place In
North Carolina. The order to
m a$h has arrived and 1 must
* clone hurriedly.
Love to grandmother and Aunt
Charlotte. Take care of yourself
and the children. Do not show
this letter out of the family.
- Your affectionate husband,
' THOS. Q- MEYERS, Lieut., etc.
gv_-- P. s. ? I will send thlfi by llag of
trues to be mailed unless I havo a
cbance of sending it to Hilton
| ~ OHsad. Tell Sadie I am saving a
pftrl bracelet end earrings for ber;
bat Lambert got the necklace and
breaet pin of the same set y.A am
trjlag to trede him ont 61 them.
. Tbeaa were taken from the Misses
K)C'.
JsniMO, daughters of tho presi
p? +*% aftbaboatU Caroline eecee
Mi HiflHlol* We found
S!?f IHf tbfMf* Georgia,
PL.--. *
them
k . .
The t'hehlei daiikJmi Would lie;
4 a IimI toNce Cultl<|cll (?(>(
Thar itailrouti*
The Camden Chr/?nicle copieNj
our recent article on, the wnlo of the
Catawba Kails property otnl anka
why Camden kIiouIi) not have the
railroad tli ill wo predicted wou'd
Hoon l)e running fiom Cheater to I
aoine whore via the KhIIh. Wo not
only d^ not knuw of u ri reaaon
why tl.i? road should not lie run 1 <?
Cain den/, hut we cannot think of
any plants we would rather see havei
It. L'-t* Uh eetoui heads toother, I
neighbor, and wee if we cant hanten
matters n llltlo. I'oHsiblv (Jen. j
\Vr. A. Harhcr can now he induced '
In curry out hi* plan to extend the:
C. tl N. W. Ky. from here to vour
place via the Kalla. ? Cheater Lan-I
tern.
| This is an excellent Hiiggcation
of the Ijantern'a regarding Ccn. lim
her, nnd wc will act upon it, and
| we further commend tliirt nugges- I
lion to tiie c u refill consideration of
our newly organized Hoard of
Trade. ~ Kd. Chronicle. |
Ih in ph i 1 1 >l.i. v Kiiii.
I
It, was H'ated hero yesterday, ?
though not mi the authority of tliej
| gentleman most, interested, that Mi
|.John J. 1 1 cm i > It i 1-1 of Cheater would
I lio a candidate Itfor the Ifnitnd :
Staiea Senate. When in Columbia
ii few week* ago, MY. Hemphill ap- !
I pearcd to be very much interested
in tin* cohih" being ia*kcn \<v pnYi-'i
, lie. it 1 F :i i i m and a I va. 'iced some char-;
acteristic views on national isnueii
[Mr. Hemphill haa luen upending !
hi (is I. of his lime in Washington F < ? r
j the Inst few year**, tin I lor is eoiij
j Heeled with the department, of jus
It ice in 1. lie Dial rift <>f Columbia
i lie i.'i ;i thought! id and very graee
! fill speaker it nd his candidacy may.
i lie it matter of some moment, in the
l?ig i nni pniu'ii which is approiu h
' i ii j-f. Mr. Hemphill i^ vet a young i
(nan, just .V2. lie graduated at the !
i South Carolina college, was
sent to the legislature fmin ('luster
countv in |M7f. and twice re elect
ed lie was elected to congress its ?
388*2. and re-elected cont i n uousl >
until I M'.if). ? State, f?Hi inst.
Dmlli of CoiigrosHinan Stokes.
c, r 1
( 'o ii g resniu ;i n .1. W in. Stokes, of ?
()? ungchui y, died mi vim (ii.lt inst. >
Dr. Stokes | ?e i hod ally was a very
n?recnb|c ^entlrman arifl a j ? ? ? | ? u 1 m i -
iiiiiii. Politically his views often'
were not generally acceptable, but)
no one ever ipicsli ? 1 1 c * 1 his honesty |
of purpose ill advocating what lie j
believed was* right. lie wan a
prominent limine in the lteformj
mo vein en t of thin State, anil was J
president of die ntute farmers al-i
1 la nee for two terms. II'1 wua elect
ed to the Hi ale senate in 1MHI, in
i
tlie del i lun ations of which body li?* f
took a prominent pari.
II<! ran for congress against then!
; e?n g ressm a ti, now I'nited States
.1 ml ??*? William A. ltrawley. It!
! w:ih claimed by I)r. Sti k<V friendsj
that the whole ot the district was'
I dominated hy I lie large vote in;
I . ?
! Charleston, and ear net* I efforts j
were made in the legislature to get!
I ( hangeburg county out. of the dis-l
tric.t. At ti i'h t these efforts did not.
j succeed, hut finally Charleston wasj
I cut oil and a new district compos- j
I i
ed of the counties of Dorchester.!
Lexington, Orangeburg, Sumter, |
part of Colleton, two or three town
ships in Herkeley and lower town
ship of Kicldand was formed. I'n-j
<ler this new arrangement Dr. j
Stokes watt eh-cted to congress,'
Hon. W. If. Hrawley being in the
meantime appointed United States.
J ud ye.
Dr. Slokfs made g.~od recoi d .
Ill i^ongi ?"???. One of hi-i laost, not
able light* .i an lor the :,tlO|>'iOii ?.?! .
I It u freo rurai mail delivery.
Against great obstacloa he succeed-!
ed, and mme is due to him that the'
ay.sl? in has been established than 1
perhaps to any oilier man.
A special election will lie held toj
till the dead congressman's place.
Politicians in Orangeburg men
t ion as candidates Sen a tor It ran I lev,
T. M. Uaysor and W. (). Tatum, of)
I ( )ra ngeburg, and Altamout Muses,
of Su m ter.
"Knowledge is power" was the j
tliomc of Congressman Sctr- j
borough's address before the grad- |
f
uating class of tho South Carolina j
Military Academy irfv^Dai lington '
last week. Undeclared that "what
differentiates men in our time i*|
the degree df knowledge they pos- 1
seas and the amount of energy and
character lliey have to make usu of
it. The time had passed, he said,
when a man could rely on his an
cestry or his broad acres for fame
or power. The world now judges a
man hy what he has iu him."
The weekly bulletin of the condi
dition of the crops ia this state is
mors ?ncosraging this week than for
Mfttftl M*ks pan.
l>r. \V. II. Tiinrncrmun. formerly
olato treasurer but now provident of
Utf ii *it ion ul bunk <?f Hatuidnirj*, Ita*
been prominently mentioned ut a
candidate for governor next year,
but be a ay ft it h too early yet to con
eider audi mat torn ? < 'olumbia tot i
cor I J
Dr. ( \ S. (1 trduur bus tendered
his rt si{.fit!?l tyi :ih paator of tbe First I
DaptJ-il cliurcli yi (Jroonvillo, tin*
rohi^nalion t<> takr effect ?U*pt. I.r>
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RKA 1' K8TATE TH A N SPKH 1,
? A-r
The f ? ? 1 1 ? > w i f j ? f I rannlVrs of renl eft
tato wcin recorded in tbo Auditor'a
ofllco during tin* pftsd week :
M .1. Turner to 'I I104, William*
I 7 1 0(1 uoi'CH ."?soil
CIiiih. L Kirk ley t<? .1. K. Kirk ley
ct mI I lot :?<l.r?ilo
L A WiMk'.'.vaky. Muster, to Katie
I) /? tup I I I si (ion.
( !, L Wi|:l<l( r t? K'itio I ), /.I'll) | >
?I acres
J. I). I >?) it la | >, (Join. of l'/4|iiiiv,
Kershaw hist. t<> I'M ward K. Sill
1 2l) ue on $'Uo,
The Camden Steam Launctry
1h in i t h new quarters at the O. li.
A: (\ depot,' All partieH in Camden
or Kirk wood having laundry will
please .step to 1 1 k? nearest telephone
and rn^ l?;'i Tor t ! uj liRiindry wagon
All "I my patrons who have been
leaving hum Iry at the up town of
tier will kindly ad visa mo wbero f
can cull for Hitino. I'aokat'es will bo
called lor and delivered anywhere in
V arr.Ai'n !?n'i ar< tar norYli an Vioodio
Castle. I iiht elasa laundrytnan
Y' ti me invited to visit, the laundry.
lv(;.4|)P(!l fully,
' bus. I\ Hosnlgnol. >
Tho University of North Carolina
I'lii' Irist. Mention of tin1 Univer
sity NV!,h 1 1?o most prosperous in its
history a ml everything point s to an
increased prosperity anil useful
ness during iht1 coming session.
The faculty has been grcatlv
strengthened l>v I lie addition of
t ight, new teachers, making forty
three in a!!. There are two now
d'M iuit.ot ii-Ki, new recitation rooms,
water woi ks, central heating plant
and idee.irie. lights. Hoard, lod
ging, host. ami lights can he se
? ?nred at from *10 to *12.f?0 per
nmn 1 1;.
The session opens September
I 2: h. Is X'lini nations for entrance
Sep!. !?. I(>, t I . I
Advertised Letters.
' I ' h ? ? following is a list of letters
remaining nnealled for in ilio Cam- j
den |io-?t olliee for week ending
? Inly 7. 1 1?n i :
!\fab*s Willie Kodgprs, T. K
K irkland, Kielmrd Miles, Walt-?n
II mlson, .1 ? Im Shalt ron , I). M. Trues- j
'laic, Isaac Moore, Fr.iger Neyl, C.
tf. Me Laugh! in, M. \W Holland,
fJohert Gaskins, C. F. Haley, John
Heiijumin.
l\ males Mrs. Allio lllamling, I
Mrs Ida I Hack. Mrs. LcMia Jackson,
Mrs. Mary 1' Lloyd, Mrs. Mildred !
Terrell. Mis. I;, i,. Vejyld.fi, Miss
Hosier Den* Miss Carrie Hail, Missj
Mattie Scott.
l'arties calling for these letters
will please sl.ifo ivhnt week they were
advert ised.
< i . < i A I,K. X ANDKlt, 1*. M.
_
Orutiffcrs Attention!
< )u August 1st at Salem (Jrangej
Hall near Ih tlmny church about, t>
mih s from Kishopvillc, there will ho i
hn'il an open air meeting.
The nmh rsigned Committee which
was ercateil by the pre.por authority |
from K< -r.sli.aw and Sumter County
romoiuiH l as arranged the following
program eomtm neiug at 10 ft. trv: I
Addrtbs of welcome by Hro. 1 1 . * 0 . i
Slmw.
l{i /ponsi> l?y Hro J. \V. English,]
1 ?rigin and purpose of the order J
I y l>io. \\ . K. Thompson.
( 'o-orpi >1 ation by Hro. W. A.
.1 nines.
Social and fraternal features t >1
the order, l.y Hr."?. S. D, Yutoi.
I'.ro Aar n Jones of South Mend, I
I:: i . Mii-slti uf lliu National Orange,!
wi >] ! e with ?? i : d make an address j
Ali ? Iii> r. in in symp&tUv with thoj
farmers u,"e eordiuily invited to be j
j i' ?-s( nt Tiie co.Maitlee will furnish 1
without ehargc 'JiM) gallons of ice
Cold 1. -in, .n;it i
.1. I', Matthews,
.J Kollins,
\V. R. Kinington,
.It .) Shaw,
S. I> Yates,
McDonald Davis,
Committee.
Promiscuous Items.
1 1 am mocks at
Gcisenhei uier's.
Refrigerators and lee Cream
Freezers at Geiaonheimer's.
China Closets at
Geisenheimor's.
Spring Calicos, Ginghams, Madras,
Heresies, etc.. in groat abundance at
the Gilt Edge Store.
New Home Sewing Machines, at
GeisonheimorV
A nico line of, ladies Shirt Waists
from 25c up, at tlio Gilt Edge Stonr.
White goods in numerous styles
and qualities, and at popular prices
at the Gilt Edge Store.
Carpet samples to select from at
Geisenhcitner's.
Felt Mattresses at Geisenhciou's
All wool Albatross in white and
colors at the Gift Edge Store.
Machine needles and oil..
; OsiMBhtiiyr'i.
Hsautlfol nImIIoi of Chiin at i
a?t#*|hs(acr'?.
MwrriHgo.
The following marriage jj ?> 1 1 c<*>
taken f 1 o in '1 lie Townsman. ;??? '??
1 1 ? li ?m 1 m ? A rid over, M uo?.t will I r
road wiili inleietil l?y the many
<1I<11<I-. -if iho parent a of the hiido
in Ltd* city. M Sn ii 1
'l(T a v * 1 r v p!e tiM h ii 1 1 v r ?* !???? nt ? 1 4 * I '>>
till v\ 1 1 < ? Writ! H>i fortunate H h ? ? ? j
in <*?* t theui t Ki 1 1 ft (4 thu louii*t .??
nun of tfii^ war. I hey were i!.e
i' uesii of (!upl !*. I<! t ? ? < I *_? ? ? <>. t ' ? .
II ?l?kirl< Inn N ? x t hi'.mkoii ?<?
llOpO to 1 1 H V t* wilh llrt III H'ltlit i<:?? '<>
('apt. Smith and family. Mr ?V .Mm.
Stack pole. Tin' viai t will nttii.</l\
1 ? > ti ri (I out a li'lij-', ami we hope ??
li ppy iione\ moon .
S I'ACIC I'i.I 1. ? Sm | I 1 1 .
A t ?) o'clock 011 Sal u rd.i v, .in.ve
w'J, nt Iter beautiful home in A nil
over, AyiH'H (ileasori Smith, 1 1 . ? n _ < ? -
j tcr nf .Mr. tV Mm. . I r . y ? ? ? > 1 1 \\ <nen
Smith, wax mat ricil t<? MulJaiu
i \V i nalow Si ik K pole.
I liev. |'\ A. VV ilwon perfor ined the
ceremony with impressive si in ;;! '<??
Lily. The hrido waa tfiven away h\
her father ami was alien led lor
I nlaler, Mary liver* Smith, ?> < *>
I 111 m i 1 1 of honor. Picrpont l. <: i ' e )
Slack p'de, hj'oi her of I lie vi'mmii,
was lieat man. ami ihe iinIk-ih were
George K. Smith, William I?
Smith, .1. Duke Smith, M urlhoi ou'sh
Churchill, Stephen Theodore S'^ack
pole ami Norman Smith.
The house wim decorated heanti
fully and naturally with pink and
white r<.*es and peoniea; the l?av
window in which the ceremony wis
performed was massed with palms,
1 r/'ljcvi d liv oiuk and white 1 ? 1 ? r . 4 ? i t .
The bride's dress was of white
"I'ppc de chine trimmed with cxipMs
iie iosh point lner, a family hair
loom. She carried a bouquet of
i I j 1 i ?? m < 1 f the valh'v, and the wine
(lower fastened her v< il. Tin- m; i <1
of honor wore a lovely dres? <>f ? ? i i> k
muslin and carried hi i li si.ia'd
roses. Only the iTitimale f.iirds
of the bride and groom won* j ? .? ? ? f- -
i*nt.
A wedding breakfast and n oep- j
lion followed. 'I he perfect ^en' !> m'
made it. possible for t lie mai.v
Villi ng peopll) to gather nil llt.'j
jluwns iiiiiI llic pia/./.u, wliicli wa.-tj
covered '.villi red oak bough;-* and
lilnvcr, llicrc to enjoy. themselves
junt.il tho depaiture of the hiide
I and 1(1 (lull), which wafc at! c tided |
i Willi inucli merrymaking. f |
; Mr, M i s. S< ackpole will pass
Mho su in 111 or in Kurope and on l lo ir
I'ctiii'c in November will rosido in
IN! ?j g i\ o ! i n -7 M assaeh usetts. wherol
Mr. Slaekpole is p as to i' of tin' Con
! giegclional Church.
| Doatli of Mrs. N. A. Ili touno
It is with drop reorot (hit wo
1 fil r ji of (ho death of Mrs \ A. In;
thuno. We take the following* no
tioe f>f her denlli from the 1 1 < (lir.no
Kid ei prise:
A vain dontli haa visited nir com
inunit y. After several days of linger
iulf i'l'iois on last Sa'urdav moo'iiing
Mr*. N. A. Bethiino departed tlrsj
life for realms of happiness
iMtk. Rid nno was a daughter
il: Mr?. T\ Tc T.au i*i n . Horn .Tan. 27.
IfifiO, she united vcifh Pi no Tree
e!mreh June 19, 1?(J7. 81i" wi: n
married to Mr N. A. Itethuno on
1 )ee If), lS(1i), and died .June 29 h,
1 901
The funeral services wore eon bird,
ed on Sunday morning at the Sco'eh
burying ground, in the presence of a
grent, crowd of sorrowing rolativcs
and friendi*.
A s a wife she was kind and c. >n
sid<>rato. Asa mother she was do
voted and eould not do too mueh for
her children. As a sister alio was
loving, and pontic. As a frond she
wn* true and unselfish. Her homo
was fho seal of domcstie happiness.
A dark shadow has fallen on the
happy homo and griff like a pall
rest? upon it, hut wo feol and know
that, her spirit has gone to rest an 1
that the Master has given lior a rn
ward for lior faith and rest from ho f
trials and nffiiotions.
The doeoasod has loft us a high
and r.ohle example. She was a go 1
lv woman. Sho was qitiol, smooth j
anil gentle and yot posltivo. lIor|
flim in life was to do t tin best under;
ail elroumsf anefls. Sho bore ft'icfj
as only a ehrlstlan can. Ifor life!
wa? w o 1 1 ' i living for the good she!
eonhl do and (hp hippinoa* she coijld j
maico tor ottioiH, Motners. siatersjand
christians will flnd in her life a mod
el worthy of i hoi f deepest interest.
Her body is relundng ,lo t ho dwsl
from whenco i' cinie, her youl to its
\u!hor but when will her influence
leave this world? It js lieye to stay.
The writer's acquaintance with her
wfti <?f short duration, but of great
value and comfort.
Sho leaves a husband, five daugh
tors, two brothers and a host of rola
fives and fiicnd to mom n her depar
ture. May God hloss and keep them
May lie comfort th^ir hearts and
may Me fill that aching void with
grace and love; is tho prayor of
A. M. McNaull.
The Chronicle and The Common
er ? W. J. Bryan's paper ? one year
for t2.H0.
Call at once, at. tho flilt Edge
Store, and see what a hoaatifnl line
of Waistings they have in Mousline
do Soire, Organzincs, Tatffctae, etc.
Lounges and Bed Ldtffegea* at
GeisonheimerV
Notice of Application for Discharp.
The n n.l.T*ivnod hereby
notice
that he will nj^lj to the Probate Jndge
of Komhuw County, on Friday. Julv 12,
1001, lor final diAcnarpe a? *<lmini?tra
tor of the Eatate <4 Woodward Holland,
d?~4- 122 iftfft.m. 1
a
More Olanders. ^ J
LumI week we referred^ to thy]
^lander# cos?'H ai i Tirzah. Since i
then several cases have developed
in Vorkville. Mr 1'. W. Love had
unc of hi* lino muffs to die, anil)
another w:ih very wick, with what
appealed k> be '{landers.
| Mr, Luvo ne.nt for I > i . Naaoin the !
yclti i i? ar v surgeon at i lemaon, t<?
j come nod i n vest i <4 hi i*, and hff came
I'urHii'iv. 1 1 is c x >i iii i nod the Hick
in ti It*, ami aUo (i horse owned hy
i SlMMiir Logan, thai was cilftr, and
pronounced the trouble* glanders.
Dr. Nesom had lo down to Lan
(?.lister '1 ucsday, and did not got
J hnck 'o Vorkville until Thursday.
jThurnday evening ho went out to
, I'm It. ('?niies1 on iitu Kin^'u Moun
jinln io*<l, where iliero waa a vevy
| Hick horse and found a case of
jglandeis more pronounced than
( u II v of the others. Tite liDI HO wan
j ordei i d s 1 1 >l u nd I ho stable burned.
The inulo belonging to Mr. Love
land SheiilT Logan's liorao were
shot, in order to do away with the
idan^t r of spreading the disease.
Th< i <? in tin k uMvii cnie for plan
idcrs, a u I a I. u.ie or runic that has
iil diei Hooiii r "i hUei after sull'er
! int.' jjro it agony. After exposure,
: as liH'i I'ceii dc i ; ? < i r> h 1 1 ated I ? v ex
jpoiiu/?nis conducted hv thu French
| war depart inent, the disease may
{smoulder for several months before
giving any symptoms of its pres
ence; in other cases, it breaks out
I
in a few days, I is contusions,
Jtissoinu times communicated
by homes to men, with thosu.no fa
tal results. One man in the lower
J - ? i" % ' A Jit- _ J l^t..
*1 v-'? S V>'? 'h^'i'i , V?V?Vi HSN U ,
j died with it just after the war, hav
j ;n^? caught it in attempting to doc
I lor a horse that had it ? Vorkville
| Yeoman,
Ideas mflko their way in silence,
:!ike the water that, filtering behind
j the rock of the Alps, loosen them
from the mountains on which they
i rest.
IMcabuit! shortens life; hup- 1
j-inc^H prolongs it. Take care of i
your li\inji nnd jour (tying will j
lake cire of itself.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Oil farm lands or other approved se
curity. S. LOOAN LAN<?.
I M ? v 1 h ? 1 yr.
| Clu istian Black & Son,
Practical Builders.
I Siiftrri iifemf .11/ Class of Work.
Otlice Cor. of .Main & Dekalb Sts.
(Xlict* pi i o 110 72. Jfesidenoe 104.
" ATTENTION TEACHERS.
Xo teacher's certificate will he renew
ed unless Miiil teacher Attends tlio sum
mer school- '1*1 1 ii* i# not discretionary
with the County Hoard as it used to he.
Thev are now forbidden to renew any
eertilicat o of any tenchei unless the re
ipiircinciit of attending a summer school
has hern complied with, or Pome e.iti?
factnry reason for not doing so i? shown
to the State Hoard of K. location. Fair
notice is therefore given that no teacher
whose certificate has expired and who
fails to attend the summer school will
he allowed to teat h ill the tree public ,
si-liooU of Kershaw Countv.
1$ H. OLAUKE,
County Supt. of Kd.
? MANUFACTURERS OK
Doors, Sash, Blinds,
Moulding, Building Material,
Sasli Weights ami Cord.
CHARLESTON, - - - - S. C.
Purchase our makes, which
wo guarantee superior to any
sold South, and thereby save
money.
Window and Fancy Tilass n
Np^cial tv. l)?e 29 '09
UNIVERSITY
Of North Carolina.
The head of the Stale's Kdu
eational System.
. \ cad e 1 11 ic Department,
Law,
Medicine,
Pharmacy.
Eigti ty-f i ve sch ol a rsh i ps . (
Free tuition to teachers and
ministers' sons. Loans for the
needy.
527 Students 4 3 Instructors
New Dormitories, Water
Works, Central Heating
System.
$120,000 spent in improve
ments in 1900 and 1901.
Fall term begins September 9,
1901.
Address,
FJr. VENABLE,
President..
Chtfwl Hill, N>- O.
v/ * .y?" * ' ' ?
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THE ROCK
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THAT HONEST, UP-TO-DATE MERCHANDISE RESTS
8P0N IS A FAIR EXCHANGE. WE HAVE THE GOODS
AND YOU HAVE THE MONEY. WHEN YOlf TRADE
WITH US, Wc ALWAYS MAKE A FAIR EXCHANCE.
I
I'Yuits, VogotaMcH, ('aimed Goods, F;irm Supplies, Shoes,
I Biigj^y \\ hips, iobaeco, Kte. OLW Slock all nice and
j fresh, and patronage will he^reatlx a|>preeiafed.
KespeeM uily,
H. B. WILLIAMS.
I Piiowii3 an.
Do You Know Abut Tho
"Early * Bird?"
Then Hurry To
JLPa SJHm
S tore.
There is goinj* to ho sonic valuable picking there for f.lie
next lOdavs. The lime } ? a s coine when it requires real bar
gains in catch the eye. That is what we propose (? ? offer our
customers. We have just bought a large quantity . season*
able goods far below* their mat kef value. Tney mint be s??I<|
in the next few days and we know that price is the only real
inducemcni to customer?, so we propose to olfer our entire
stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hals, Shoes, Notions, Hosiery,
Millinery Goods, (icnts Furnishing Goods, Etc., at
A OT! i A! if^nQT
s Www g
Which means in tins sale that yon get many things below
cost to manufacturer.
Your confidence is worth more to us than money. Wo
cannot afford to deceive v ;n. Our customers have seen cost
sales before. Now is a chance for von to become convinced
that we buy our goods chcapcr ? -hence we can sell cheaper.
Price is what you want; quality considered, ('all and see us
soon. Very Respccl fuily,
p. E , A ? PL/EB'Y^
Tina 15k ST Foil Till') IjK AST.
From Saturday morning June 29th,
T< >
Monday Night, July 8th.
10 < >1 M^IOI* A
GREAT 9-DAY SALE.
It means money for you. Our whole stock of Dry Goods,
Notions, Hrtts, Shoes and Clothing below Cost. The Goods
must be soM at some price, so come and get your share. Bring
the money along and we will certainly let you go away satin
Tied, as we need your money in our business.
Fruit of U'O Loom Bleaching ut fi^c.
Lonsdale Cambric ut On.
Helo*7 Wi3 aiyii you only a few of tli?> manv oftVrlnga wo hivo fur you j
1000 ynr<l? Shirting an?l brefts Prints at !5o.
800 yards Himpnon's .t | porewlea i?t lo.
100u yards i-Mi inch Percales at ?'< c .
tioO yards :1G in P.rcales at 7*<\
Dimities. Lawns, Swiss and all wiiiln h .oils uway d?w:i tmd??r cost in or.
tier to in ill? room for Full good*.
1 picce whim Table Ihimask at 20', we 1 ut * .r> ?. ? .
1 piece white Table Dtim-iMC at - >l. c, wo \ at r
*2 pieces white Tabic Damask ut 3 ?c, w? sold ut .r>0c.
3 pieces Sheeting 10 I at 2<ic, sold at 3<h?.
2 pieces Sheeting 10-4 at 19c, m>M at 25e.
All shades Cambric at 3 ] o.
10 doz Lidies Vests at 4c oicli ? also have few dozen line ones cheap.
Wo have a great lino ?? f shoe*, all at and some below co?t. ,
W-^len's hats will pro ut your <>wn prion. Don'tfail to see them/" -s.
Wo have a bfg lot of men's Slnrtu from 18c to 85c. They must be sold.*
Balance of/Oiir spring ami Summer Clothing must go at some price. We
will give yon a great chance to go t a unit for I i t? lo money.
12 mens/rnitfl, all sizcR at 82.05, worth ?1 50.
12 mens Suits, all sizes at 3 30 worth 0 00.
21 mens/Suitfl; all sizes at 1.70, worth 7. 50.
12 raensSuiis, all sizes at 1. 05, worth 3.00.
36 menalSiiit'', all sizes at '> ()??, worth 8.50.
10 mens Suits, all siz?*s at 0 05, worth 10 0o,
12 mens Suits, all sizes at 7 50, worth 12.00.
18 mons Suits, ail sizes at 8 25, worth 12 50. 1
3 mens Suits, all fixes at 9.00. worth 15 00.
12 boys Suits at 40o, worth f>0e.
40 boys Suits at 77c, wonli $1.25. ??
24 boys Suits at 1.10, worth 1 50.
36 boys Suits at 1.85, worth 3 00.
18 boys Suits at 1.40, worth 2 00.
18 boys suits at 55a, worth 1 00,
Our Stock of Groceries Complete and guarantee ft> sell
better Hour at a lower price than any concern in Camden , v
We mean to get our share of the cash trade and moat have
it- Youra Truly,
S. N. SOWELL & CO/
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