The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 16, 1901, Image 3
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his old
abundant
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l&3t poliw mpn
Win. Mttu
gallon*
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about te'vi"!
(,,^^n*od corn jlqnor
*m fouutj in'the house ol Mi*,
fruok Sljirlcy, but wa? consigned
t?Mr. K. C\ Boaweli, Luoknow, S.
C?i ami whs brought across tho
Country from that pi ace.
Xniprovomonta to tho lleuse.
Soum much needed im provuments
to tho^Opcrn nro soon to be
marie. TtJo 'partition running
.. A?fAfiO 1 )jii ^ / ) \?xh J h/t />>>?/*
ini.i Ifi****!*'* -**'? > ??? ? v .
?>11 is to lie moved back on k line
with tho wall of tho council chum
bcr. This will considerably in
flka.Mi. lire seating capacity of the
ball. The plastering overhead in
tlie council chamber which is al
ready falling down, will be knock
: : down and the chamber ceiled
<\y?Tbe:\d, All wiM bo nicely paint
ed aj^d present quite an improved
ftpj>earance. Mr. Allen Medlin li mh
the contract for tbi^ woik.
A Now Job PreftH
- ? Wo hftVO ju*t gotten in a new jnb
. _? 'i 10x15 jijside ehane Ohand
,r .lei.<fe Price Gordon, with throw-nfr.
THia is the largest ami best job
proBS ever brought, to Camden, and
Jfnne of tbo sai.oe kind that is us
ed by the lityan Printing (/<>. and
- Columbia State which olflccs turn
out such a liigh grade of (xiuling.
4 ^Ve have alao recently added to
^ ntTr office several fun In of new tj pe
?a&4-oU?er printing material which
veil equips ub for executing ftrsl
cbiss printing, and there is now
no necessity for our people to t?end
Wit of town to get nice printing
done, and we will highly oppreci
?t? ?)' orders sent uk.
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Crcnm Fes
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Open Air Concert ar.d Jcc
. tr?a!
The Cnm.dei; I?and will give an
open air concert Hnd ice cream fes
1 tivat on flampton l'aik next Tues
div evening, August. 20th, from 1
to 9 o'clock p. m. An excellent! J
? ? :^v^rauimaJ_.pi<riftnrtfnie- has been ar
ranged, and of course the ice cream
viil be all that can be deuired. A
most delight fu I eveuing is in a tore
for ill wko . attend. The entertain
ment shKuid bo patronized by ev
ii L - elPJ patriotic fcit'zen. The manage
r.V; tannt extends a oordial invitation
P'. ^ for *11 to' attend and enjoy the
r.. sweet music whether you eat cream
or hot. In tbo event of fond weath
er the entertainment will he p?st
-fWjied until Wednesday evening,
VAu^ust 21st.
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^ Picnic at Bethune.
According to previous announc
inenl the picnic at Hothune came
oftonFsiday Inst. Although ull
lie 8j>eak?ril who wore expected
were not present the picnic was a
decided success as they always arc
in that most hospitable comiuuni
? |y. On account of n pressure of
business we were prevented from
attending, but we know that no
? peaple realise more fully than those;
of Bethune the meaning of the
_ . ijiigc "Buiiwi# before pleasure"
?fy*
And we *re ante
-j#Ui-be ?mply **
7 that this excuse
y|ii w ???!*? j ^ufllolent to thr-m for
the pleasure of
^vPSltg ^wlth them on that occasion.
lA:?ry. large crowd was present and
? air who Wen* were glad they did so.
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"Waa Mr. Bn^ith |lurdei edP
jtfr. W. H? 8m1thvy-ho formerly
r s *V^aided in Weet .Wateree was found'
4ead In ht? fold near Oswego, Sum
l^r county, QJ> Saturday last. It
was at flf?* thought that Mr. Smith
t0,clde or ki,,C(i '>im
? I - w(?ccidwtolly, but the Sumter
,T?i correspondent of the News <fe Cour
7.: j- fyr writtoy to that paper on the
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?Uu- belief U gaining ground
4 ? W ||. Smith, of Oswego, who
?yj** (ootid 4*"1 l? his field on Sat
? * fl0niiz with his head shot
*** ^ ?f|i murdered. Fact#
- VL?|>nrT? that were not
lei? ?M*lder^t^ on Satur
and* lber? J*
?' Toon? for a 'reasonable
ft having killed him*
la difficulty with %
?Ua? ago and gave
9 enbseqreat trtrhtcb
? neighborhood \b real
The strongest rem
? Death of an In fAnt?"
pnan, l lio little son of Mr. r.uo
H. Williams, nftor a Hmij.
}dlous illno*f?, du?d i n^t Sum
iorniug. The burial was a*.
Damdon cemetery. Had IN
[lo follow lived until yesterday lit
jilild have been 1-1 months old.
An Appoa).
E- "Wishing to start a fno reading
.mm at the (:? aiudon Cotton Mr.
for the advancement ri tho youn^
people wo would like >i donation ol
suitable books, o>ags/.inea and pa
o?th (all of ti moral lone.) My no
tif\iu<} tho undersigned wo will on!1
ill your hotVao for Hum o.
G. I*. Penny.
Cheap Itaten to tho Mountains.
Commouoin# today the- S. C. C.
Kxtonsion Railroad will soil tickets
to tho mountains to points along its.
IinoQ^groatiy reduced prices. \o
bother road can l)o found to (ravel
on t linn this one, and no pleasamer
plucos to visit than thoso i?y whirl"
this road passes. If you are think
inv! of taking a t r ? |> t? ? tho mountains
wo direct your attout ion to the no.
tico of tho general passenger agent
to ho t'ouvid o!soa!u?vo in this is- no j
of Tho Chronicle, and wo aro sure]
yon will decide to ^o on this road.
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Attention Survivors of Koiehaw Coun
ty.
J ? n ^
ton jiro "nerc*l>y notified to moot
at the placee named below on Sat
urday, the 21th day of August at li
o'clock p. m. for the purpose lof
??looting one of your number who
ts*not a holder or un applicant fori
a pi'nsion.y^s tho ropresentati ve of]
lJ?? vetprtins of said townshi/p fof!
t he ensuing year :
WatH ?ree Township, Curoton Mill.
DrKalh " Camden. I
H u li s lo " Uethune. 1
Flat Rock Westville.
W. F. Russell, Chrm'n.
.'35,000 Gallons Por Day
A test was made llist Friday audi
it was ascertained that the artesian!
well just finished at- tho cotton j
mills affords a supply of 25 gallons!
oF water per minute, something'
oyer 35,000 gallons per day. This
well is 394 dv.op, They are
placing the machinery now for tin*
boring of well No. 2. which will bo
just in rear of tho now mill ? !1"(
yards distant from well No. 1. Tlje
water obtained is said to contain
mineral properties that would make
it valuable for drinking purposes. ?
Lancaster Ledger.
Stock Sold to Mr Wolf o.
II. W. Finlayson, once t lie f ?iv- ,
rno&t merchant of Cheraw, running
ft VHRt w hok'sslc ? u ?-! retail busi
?rsb, well known a? (ho Finlnyson i
Four Stoif, after gradually rod ue>
mg down his Hiotk for the j^st few j
months sold out to the Baltimore
Bargain House. The latter thon
after buying, closed out the same
to Wolfe Bros, of Camdeu, S, C.
These gentlemoy are selling out the
Htock of goo^rfiko I10L cakes, and
it is ho|x?fl llint they will coniinue
busings* here, as they will, no)
(Sou lit, be of grent benefit to our
town. ? Chcraw cor. to Lancaster
Ledger.
Jurors.
The following jurors will serve
for Ah e Kail term of Court:
Joseph II. Berry, S. J. K. Beach,
B. T. Truosdel, R*. W. Porter, A.
D. Kennedy, Jr., F.ii Branham, J.
W. Humphrief, J. W. Stover, W. B.
McCrclght, J. A. Shaw, I), M. Mr
Caskill, (1. F. liammoud, A. W.
Watts, Win. Kabon, J. C. Joser, K.
K. Sill, Jr., W. B. Nelson, J. *W it
son Jones, W. K. Kclley, J. D.
Christ mas, Tally Watte, W. F, Me
Caskill, W. T. Bell, T. A. Caiithrn,
C- A. Brannon, J. H. Arrants, B. T.
Mickle, S. M. Johnson, K. H. Bow
en, L. L. Copeland, 'J'. B. Ktrkley,
II. L.. WatkiuH, C. J. Shannon, Sr.,
II. J. Munn, Klias Biannon, Melton
Peak.
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Marriage.
Our highly esteemed friend Mr.
Amos Hough, of Rethune, and Misa
Nannie Newman were ftiarried yes
terday morning at about half past
seven o'clock at the residence of
the bride's father, Mr. S. N. New
man, Rev. Isaac Gay, officiating.
Mr. and Mrs, Westcamedown with
the picnic excursion yesterday and
spent the day in Camden, and yes
terday afternoon went down to fiia
brother's, Mr. J. F. West. They
expect to roturn to Bcthnnc to
night.
Mr. B. Hatfield and Miss Kate
Outlaw, both of-Bothune, were mar
ried on Wednesday night last, Mag
istrate L. L. Copeland, oftlotnting.
Thursday night about ] 1 o'clock ft I
D oise was beard in tbe yard of I
Andrew Mobley, who liven about two
mitef west >f ileatb Spring, anil bia
sitter went to the door to see what
it was; when she opened the door
she saw a negro standing thore. She
?creamed and Mr. Mobley ran oat
end ordered the negro, who proved
to be 8am Dixon, off, bat he - would
?ot got- As the negro was so maeh
k?S?r tkao Mr. M<&ey, the - latter
?flit to Mr. Sam Adam*, who lives
id borrowed a gan .to drive
yJ-wilh. Whon be came
?tgro still being there, be
raw aim away again, and as the
r slfU rWoscd tie ihot bim iwice.
f^etsgr sbot-tbe second time tho
atap aad started for Mr.
MM stopped only npon being
iritk Mother load of shot.
" ?# b?t fell soqp. after
Iwrbi ffttdio *e ?*
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TO KKS'T From Sept. 1, tiu
hoitV' on liruH'i st , now <?ecupiod b\
Mr. IV .\. ? II.
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for SaIo
A lloul'lc }>HI I rllt'ti sh'H JJUU H<lod
as n?-w will l>i< nnld cheap. Atldl'CftS,
CHI I' t his Olllcc.
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Lt?o County.
rii<> ! ,ec? County litKs are boicR.
ru>- by the s?u\oyovs onplovod '
the !.?o ('onn?y committee, but
>)u)to nf the }.?m u) uiiOnt b.iundarie;
Iin\o been decided upou ?s ye* . I
stated I tin i the southern line will
Go innt'h fur! hor below Lynohburjj
limn it whs when the last election
*V!?n held ?>n the I it'O County t j ?????*?
i n ?n ? S.j inter \V Mich in an.
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f\ ?/ f* A Handsome '.front.
?jfkv now front recently put ii
i!r\ s. hum's hardware store is
?iiif of tlio best in tin' city. Goodf
displayed in it, can !?o scon f;om
wiiy point in the street. 1* lj ?? win
.lows wore in q (to after Mr. Hurn'tv
(>v\n pi at. a and s re ilitieit'iH to an\
li? o ver stiw. Mr. Kurns ecrtninl\
I ^ )i covroct idea of how show
windows '.should be made.
P:cmc FronvH'dhune.
A picnic excursion '-oinposod o'":
tiic Sunday Schools from IMoixaant
Hi!! Baptist >?n 1 liothel Methodist)
i'li u ' ciiOH or ) -V.'Av.v.v*, z&zzA ww \vt>
in ('ainuco ycH'ovdiiy. Tlioro wore
about one hundred ami fifty in the
party which ^ave our town a lively
'ippoarftoce all day, Camden was
irlad to huvo such pleasant visitor.*.
All were w..M! behaved an I nothing
occurred to mar tho pleasures of the
lav. \Vc hopy our frb'nda will come
a^uin.
Jt-eraon&i.
!?'?n John .1. lletnphiM, of Ches
tor, is in t ho city.
Mr. K. K. Man-loviUe is on a lusi
nupl t rip to N e w V 01 k.
I Mr. Fmnk .*>!. Zeinp wool to Now
York Friday afternoon.
Mr. S. M. 1 1 oil j* !j , of ('amdon, was
i in town Friday 011 business. ? Sum*!
Iter Watchman.
r. S. N. So well loft on Satur
day afternoon last for the Northern
?a urkets.
Mr. Hloir DoLt'ftcb, who han been
sick for about l '.vu weeks wit}. mn
larial fever, ifc out again.
Mrs. Isaac Roor, and chit. Iron. of
Savannah, arc visiting Mr. \V. Gois
enheimer'y family.
Mrs. David Witherspoon who has
l)oon visiting <n Hock lliil, relumed
home on Wednesday.
Mr. J). K. Flinson, one of Cam
den'a viu'cosafnl merchants, visitor
in this county !a.?t week -Lancaster
Review.
Mr. -J. I1. Nisbe.t <vn<l Mr. Z. F.
iMartfey wero elected cottojj weigher
I for Lancaster and Mouth Springs re
I sportively.
The mauy friends of Mr. H. G.
Team will be giad to learn that ho
has returned from the hospital
much improved. ?
Prof. John A. Thaekstcn, A. !>., of
the ,S. C. Co- Kdiicational Institute,
was in C'iiiulon yesterday presenting
the merits of his school which is in
a most flourishing condition.
Mr. T. L. Suiilh, who for many
years resided iu Nje Heulah neigh
borhood but who f<?r several years
pai?t has been residing aty Pavo,
Ga., has been on n three weeks vis
it to hie old home hero. It was a
great pleasure to his many friends
to soe him and shake his hand
again, and his vinit ran out all too
noon for them. lie returned to
Pavo on Saturday night last.
Kelt Mattresses at Geisenheimr's
5rrfeli\ne needles anil oil,
Geisuihelmer's.
If you want the most delicious
incuts call on Nettles & Watkins.
Meats at Nettles & Watkins al
ways kept in glasr. refrigerator free
from fl es and dust. o
For ice cold butter gD to Nettles
& Watklus.
School Opening:.
Notice Ih hereby kIvoii lliat tb*> public
Ht hoDls of District No. 1 will open Thurs
day, September 12tb. J901.
T. .1. KIltKLAXO, Chm'ii,
(!. W. BIKCKMORR, Sec'y. !
II. O. CA RR r>0N.
Board ol Trustees School Di?t. No. 1
lax Sales,
State of Snath Carolina ? Ket"
ah an: County.
'J'rcuxCkvev' s JSxccuiion for Taxes *
Under nnd by virtue of Executions la.
sued by tlio TroHflurorof Kershaw coun
ty tor Uxe?, I wili sell in front of the
Court House in Camden, on the first
Monday in September# 1901, the follow,
ing described loU or traces ofland, at!
situated in said County 4Ui<T~5T*Te :
(1) One (I) lot on Kest tide of Broad
street, Camden, 8. C., bounded on North
by Bull Street, Bast by Market Street,
Sot ih by Wateree Street am) WesU^by
Broad Street, levied on and to lie sold u
the property of L. M. Bos well .
, (2) Also one lot in Knrkwood contain
ing one (1 ) Mere more or leje and bound
ed on the -North bv Jfocky Shields, Fast
by Joseph Reed, doullv by Keleoa Rey
? j w?.k. HAdw!Be}iiol<l?, lev
by Josepn nw ? PvuWy>y
nold* end West by Hoflfttgjleynolds, lev
ied on and to be eoM a? the property of
Reuben Reynolds. /?? ? ?
(*) Also, all th.it parcel or. tract of
land lit School District No. 9 containing
one hundred and thirty-six (196) mory or
j leas, bounded by preu)l?e*of Kr*. M. 31.
[Xftktand, *.P.iwowri and others lev
led o|wn^?ndjfo ke sojd ^ the peoperty
I.
P?!ur S(T;>V (l05lt Pilil:' 'ill1'*. I ? > 1 ' * ?
I'aiu1) I hituu'l Coat ami PmiJs Sails ^ 1 lo^io.
1 >)' III lM( ilC\ 1 il' Ki H' I v ? ll'OI I " !, i .
I > ?au 1 ifu I Line ol l>!ur St'r-.' n, I Pants l.oO to s-VOO,
Holts 1 Or*, to )0i\
Siraw Hats 1 1.?, to ?'> ! .00.
Nf;<lit(..v Miiirc. ->(K- to -VM .
Whito Phjuo ami i,inon Shirts.
/\ Km \ mis i>i'a\\m.;, ?*>(> u,ul im\
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Indcishiws. an?i Drawee u.> match -'s '?><>
?V_.
la Kuct
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AIM YTHIWC TO KEEP YOU COOL
A . -iisv I ?\ I y KiXi : A *1 ' ) \ \ P S t [tn;vs r. ;
U'P- T'0 Mil
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HOR SAL K MY
?A- r? KENNEDY
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I\ O^V :?* r ^ HL E'fcC f 9T? S ) ^ r ' 4* '< J? >?.? #
Binders, Reapers, Rakes*
Thomas9 8&isc & Cufrtway Harrows,
Binder Twine and Grain Cradles.
ICE CREAM FREEZERS,
fCE TONGS,
ICE PICKS,* | LEMON
SQUEEZES, CORK
JrOUKWS, HAMMOCKS.
Temperature Tamers.
.Jufst think of thcuo utwl got coo].
Fruit Jar*, .Jcllj' Tuinblors, Preserving Kelfles, Kly Fans,
Wi i (.< w r d ])( < r Series.
Fishing Tftckje to riolight llio Fisherman's heart. ,
LAWN MOWERS AND RUBBER FIOSE.
Careful attention to our GROCERY DEPARTMENT.*
D KENNEDY.
CLEARING OUT SALE 1
of Spring f Summer Clothing
' At and Below cost, jjiyf Goods
Will be Sold Lower JThan the
Lowest For Next Sixty -Days.
DAVID WOLFE
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/ t hu , jth - Sn n, ut'f ( it'ii(t.s is itti.jtuili) /V/.v.v
in'J . iicutt, (tud trill i it y'ors n/>tn i / / /V.v / // <1 /
n \
/it ) ltd )?s ltd t r n of ba n i ;,/ / t/ t 1 1 ( i i l^f t/s
fltcij sh on !<! hu ft' lu t /t, htil
Is si ill offering Smiun* (ioods ;it prie.es that
will not he duplicated, and *he few weeks that arc
left In line I he season (loses, hold opport 1 1 1 1 i t i os
I hat will vastly beuetil I who ."if not blind to
their i st'otu i i:i r v interest. Ho sure fo attend the
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6LEABIKB 001 SALE ~
1 ?> \' c do - * ? * *????; i'at a V'-!;!?c ci Slimmer
Goods shall l;e t :i rr it t ! over, ;vintl if you would like a
to <_ret more for \ctir minicv iImii < \ * * r before heed
what we s i v iU'd ''?(?ru"
Kemember thai we niusi make room for / Kail
?;oorls, niid as ?;oods out of Seas ?u rcpreseut, for
the t line, nothing, we shall do all we e.tn to cx
c.hnn?e them for money. Mmii'y wo want' and
money wc must have and money we will have if ,
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our friends will heed (he notes of ndnionitlpn so
distinctly sounded. Besides strictly Summer
/jjood.4, llo'i'e are other things iha* we can interest
yon in, from the fael th it ''h"y are ?>ood values
even when paying a pre lit, ami when they come
under the
"sweeping *
REDUCTION"
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head, they arc bargains indeed. ">\ dollar sav
ed is a dollar made, " ho if you would like to cn
jiage in a money making business, make frequent
visits to the (iilt Kd/je Store, ami wo will place
von in a position to make more profitable invest
ment. than you have for a long time, if ever before.
Bargains any day, Every ? -x
Day and all Layx,
From now to Sept. 1st, good must move, and
^UiofJPwill go, it low prices and good values will
move tliem. H<* nuro to give us u call, and wo
guarantee that you will be pleased. >
V
Uedpectfully and Truly,
.i-i"
The
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