The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 30, 1901, Image 3
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On " iSiPeni/'r l?[?
M & - jiwrm'tt will
a lil t<>l||^w*?ioio h mill ? nt i y ''''
C*HJLai4'nt. Thin d^piartwent ?iil
bo in charge of Miw Mol lo Thoio
i ?n. She and Mr. Whitak?>r wi 1
IfHve on Monday .lu-.tt f,)r "ir
northern markets to gelfcct tlx*
fctock.
full
Mr. 0, P. Rosfliifno].
K dot?B not le-era to We generally
kn iwn but this gyotlomau nince tlx*
ro nova! of the atcam laundry near
th ! 8 G'b depot has it in hotter con
dition than ever and i? i"|lv l,Ml"
Uflijf in a ooflln factory. H?
pushing tbene eoV&fpnftCS with
rvmtv vuniYn(rTTTnfTri^"p u ("K nntS nn-t- '
gy, i(nd of them wo will have some
thing more to any in another issue.
Attend
Death of Mr?. Lantf.
Mrs
Lo-;an juang
about midday. Mre. Lnng was
most estimable lady and in
death tlio coin ui unity ? iiMtn i nr?
irreparable loss. The funeral ser
vices were belt! on MonfTay morn
i n? aT VV* inv.'h. The
following nailed geutleuien acted
K. M. Hoykin, K.
K. C\ Zemp, A. D.
?"Walking "and J. H
as pallbearers
? ; Leslie Zetnp>
Kennedy, B.?
- Wallace.
Stock "bw neis.
o'ors o? horses, cow/?,
etc., hay? allowed tlioir stock to
ously fh the streets
ttt that it has be
pimin nnilo ft fniliau n<>r> In l!;i> lillbliir
* 1 ? ? - ? t
and we have jbecti requested by our
Chief of Police, ^Ir, Hen J. Halle, to
slate that thli will be allowed no
longer. Heih*s allowed it so far
only beeaU8|it has been partially
in vogue hwwiofore, but now tliat
it has bceow a iiufganoo the aiov.lc
of whateverlkicd will bo prompt I v
taken up w^frevcr -found.
avtr ?ri!y, hr.H
the immense
eiook of goods o* H? W. F-nbiyson.
qf Cberaw. Thi# was the largest store
: in Cberaw and -^Ir. Wolfe bought the
stoclr almost at Ids own ttguVeB and
_!?>' Is going to move it to Catndon and
.? giro his customers here tlio benefit
of tl?e mammoth purchase No doubt
ahont it, it is aldg snap fur the c ut;
- tonrcra as well as Mr. Wolfe. See
? his advertisement in anothe r column.
In ndditiori to the Cberaw purchase
flr.?Wol fe recently went nortfi w I : i e j
lie *l*o made heavy purchases. Look I
to yoor interest and during tlio oom
fog fall and winter go to Mr. WoIi'c'k
- for bargains which cannot be dupli
cated in Camden.
'? ? FiremanVrTeurnanierit.
. i's tournament will be
{n Augusta, Ga., at an early
i and tlio: fol?o wing aro the prizes
:W:- ^Hflrab oonicat, first prize $75 ; sec
t Wflgon reel rnee. first
f 250 : second pri/o $100.
Individual foot raco 200 yards
. racerfirst prize $201) , s?0.
[so $100.
possible that tlio Camden
*111 attend this tourna
Chief Watkinn a&ffa at thi*
it )? Impossible to say just what
done, but th<^pri/.) i? worth
ft will be
WM
?? JZrteitiPg for aud an effo
arieto'go, ,.
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Tro'e
^-/.;-<j|^ats ftfc Nfiitlos Sc WatkM
?jvskopt in glass refrigerator
0ies apd dost. .
For tee oold butter go to .Vttlcs
:tbe ?if|r West insurance ?
,W) jjte 0^.a<ftrdeni call on C an ley
r Csntey, on law range.^^^^
and Howling
of mankind is won
many dovices
ina^y changes in
_ the latest inven
ts inost astonishing
-atefully welcomed
iboh^lf city conn
jnanccs to compel
-*?nt contrivance,
ird, of Richmond,
gag for soostcrs
: Uko A\ charm,
ibsd. ??The device
bill of tbo rooster
kPle el*?p, wtioh
any way witli
tie cUai.ticlcer
hfowa ^rick his
to wake, hi mi: elf
V.y tittering ?
nttraiuM hn
' Mttl Ms
Jrtn ting.
Sett in necif of J^/'rs/
?l/v/A tn Mtf y>f>
*Ci'no sue A ,'/ .v tettvr
note <*. /.' '/? <??/>,
QUVfiiopvS, Cif? , it lot//
oaj/ you to so? us
OA'O C ft ro >i ic ((} . ** =
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JlisAl- BfiTATF, Tit ANSFl'US,
Tim following transit m o{ real i s
*,????? wero reeorded in the Auditor'*,
olfino tUi rhif* tlm p:vst woek ;
K V Trueudell to Lula K (Jrej'orv,
H aeres $2!i7.
J. A McLanrm to (.J )\ Kin<r, \
aero $70
,J T AhboM to II W Abbott, ir>:
irr^s, $!?().
Frank K Hull to Wfiter, j
Light ?& I <*0 (Jb , 10 (if 100 notes, ?1
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tVTr. Hiimol) TluystbeOity Mnrkot T.r>t
Mr. w. R. H itiaon haa purchsctd.
Vne inXj iiiaTTrcol "Jiil nnrt "house one"
.i no r south of the Opera House,
and will at an eaily day convert
ihe present building there into a
h ar.isornr* store and build two ot'.i
or tma'ler ones? one on eae.1i side
d( the lar^o one. When he }.;ets
into hi? new store Mr liinson will
ho better pieparerl than ever to
;4?vo his customers the best bar
j stains iu "Gatnd^n. Wateli for his
! advertisement vvhen he {jeta into
his new wtoro For in it he will Iiavoi
something that will be sure to in
terest you.
Then aud Now.
In
(lays
I o II k
a g o (in
i h e s i x
t i o ? y o n t
know) when
r a n d ?? a
w e u t walking
she h e 1 <1
nor skirts 8 v>.
Wit at
would else
if she
hrw p i r ] ' h
today with
?kir!s
clutched
.so liyl't
iy they
t >?i h
way.
? New Y<?ik Kyt-?!n<r Sun.
W rock On The ScaJxuinl.
A serious railroad wreck occurred
on t ho Seaboard about neven miles
this side of ('lioraw fast Saturday
n:ght. The following account of (he
Accident is taken from the\Columhia
State :
"Kighty-one in i lew from Columbia
and 25 from ilnmlet, N. (' , wag fhe
scene of a bad railroad wreck lust
Saturday night about 10.20 o'clock
One lifo was instantly crushed out
and two other men badly injured. I
The engine, lender, postal baggage !
and second tfasj cars wont over on I
their sides whilo the front^ trucks of
the first-class car and thoso of the
Pullman only left the track. Iladj
tlieso cars gone over tho loss of life
would have been appalling.
Yosterifty aflernoun Mr. J. C
Willborn, chairman of the railroad
comtnissisn, determined to investi
gate the cause of the wreck, and in
a special car provided by the Sea
board Air Lino Railway company,
proceeded to tho scene A represen
tative of The Slate accompanied him.
"The wrock occurred a few yards
beyond 'J-ho 2.')th mile post- from
Hamlet and 81 mile* from Columbia.
It was at tho bottom of a grade)
about one-third of a rui'o long The
country a'ong t hi 3 part of the road
I# very sandy with no subsoil ca
cepfc a white pipe clay.
A heavy rain~-almot amounting
to a waterspout It ad fallen tho er.rlj
part of tho evening, ? 'he water
came rushing down thin grade to tho
ravino below, ? tlio artificial water
ways were insnfllcicnt to carry it un
derneath the track, ? tho ditches
were filled with sand and the s*ecn^
ing current undermined the cross
ties to the depth of a foot and a halt
on tho north side of the. track for
mom than 45. feet an! when the hoa
j vy iraTn strii o k if tho tr/iefc tilted to
ward tho north and threw tho train,
excepting two cart?, on its side.
J,The engineer, Mr. Muse, was
thrown at least AO feet from his en
gine, while Mr. Cleary, who was rid
ing with him for tf>e purpose <>f learn
ing (he road, was canght beneath the
top of the cab, upon which' rested
tho front tracks of the tender. The
fireman vu mashed into a jelly be
neafh tba debate* Fortunately for
Cleary he wa^k thrown on a bed of
?and and life passenger* soon dug a
trench beneath him and" extricated
him from bis perilous position before
the relief train cauio Had tfiey not
actad promptly he would; have been
drowned, for a eccond rain came uij
? harder than the first, and the point
wb*ra he was lying' was covcrod with
#Zter Co. the depth of two Tret
Cleary hM been taken to the hotel a!
OberAW and ia now dctog very wfcK
laaSg^g&SS L?
ltd tralaj
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tfortonau
Mr. \V. .1 I'. \N !lir OxprCfJ
ItAK lljOVtfl into On
Ml lj^ i"*t Vot ? ?? HV? l\10 l)VK* M'OHt ol
Mr.- I) I- X
Mr.n. ,i . j; v J \<I ',<? ilArt bl'lMI
i"P. ii vfii to "tr luu
I re tin in- i houu-, "* K
[ Mr S it A! t-tti)< n hull, r 'ii of u<?
K?-v .! K. t-nti was i,r
Camden one <i ?\ Ihlrt \VC? u.
li?'V. Vv' It. ? ,Kr<i< n h'ia returned
J i "in 1 . i m yt|U5vr.0r\rip i.i tlu- inonn
. Hillf, H!>d hl!rVH'(H\t 10 iuili ill * ! i o
Kpihc aj>il ? luneli I a.si ** ?'??y TT^
ii till * i .
reeeiwd * (' '?? a?a n i cs
? ( ??lay limn Mi. A. <*. Mowera, ?>l
the Slimier Wm'cIihuui ?V Southron.
Mr. Flowers haft heon on h visit * <<
Wow I. Wateree and wa<> on bin way
hack to Smntc.
Mia4* lo* hivei Noiat-n jM>o lifts
heeil SJ vndi.,.;> ?sni,w> 1 i u'/ KelhlUlC
jian rotnriU'.l Imiic,
- ? ? ?$? ? ? - f
hi * Llo\.t,v.
Mr. C. v' Vaoyhan i?i hv.vin^ a
voi oii.i au !\v hi ? led in iii-4 residence.
\V h ?? n 1:0111 pleted il will ho consid
erable mdnrfjed and will pusent :i
Ii a ml acme appearance.
Nov.' r>ontal Clinir.
!>r. I H Alexander hafl rue.cntty
inhh'd to hi* oHi.'u a handsome new
dental (diair. So comfortable and
?U? i ii (.-live us tin* vh.iir that it, t < ? a
curtain extent , h^en* the }>ui/i ot ex.
trai t ion
T?ew Potato aft
Sweet potatoes* of 'his year e
crop wvie 4 it? i r ? ;r ollered lor hah- in
(/ftiuden vi'Mterdny. Tlioy wen*
hrou\>h< from n?-i! ! * i * n t ? ntsd weie
beinj? sold from ojio of ttio stores
ni KJ'?e per peek. ?.
-0 -mo
A Praity Sign.
One f d vdie utVttiost business Htgns
in Canideri iuihat of Messrs Car. toy
i\ Caiilev. irfnurstnce n^euts tin law
rmve. Tli&diflV.reid coiotml <pftint?
on it hoautifikly harnioniy*.', making
it very at tract reo and can easily he
seen fioin Maiil street
L
EleetioiVin OhestertieUI,
SpiM-ia! to Tiip
Choraw, A ug. 20. ? The ofHeial I
count in the race for ho>:ae of re pro
sontfttivoK 1)fct\veeii W. 1*. UyJlocU
and M. ?J. 1 Jmigh held today, two
boxes sitll ont. H0112I1 received IKh$ !
find Pollock 32m f rom preeinets hoard <
from.
In His New Quarters.
/ N' ,
Mr. \y . T. Hammond o:i!'m atten
tat to lb at he now in
hi? new ^Starters (opposite Single- j
? oil's liakerv) and in \ ilea bin
file ?;:?? to oall r. rid nee liiii). See j
his artyert.isciTH ul u?d if you want
?i jiinoi; breakfast, dinner or supper
give hi in i caii.
? ? 4 4
\ Completed. (
The cozy 1 i : 1 5 o c.ottago of Mr.
Charlie Humphreys on Laurens
st.reet, near the graded school
bui'diug hss about been completed.
Il presents u slnkiugly neat and
attractive appearance- The finish
ing work on this hcuMi whs done by
Mr. .1. H. Montgomery and shows
thai ho in master of hie profession.
It is said this house will bo used
by Mr Ous !lii fell.
State of South Caroima
LABOR DAY.
A PKOCL A M A TIO \ ,
In accordancc with custom, and by le
gal eiiactmentfin this State, the first
Alondav in September in Oach year is
recognised ana net apnrr n? I.abor Day
and as a holiday by organised labor
throughout the nountfv.
NOW, THEKEFOltK. I, M. P,. Mc
Sweeney, (iovoi nor of South Carolju.i,
roconim'imd and request thai
MONDAY, SKPTKMHKK 2.
be recognized and r.et apart ifnoughoiit
twfi State of South Oaiolirii! n.* a dav on
which all labor shall ceaao, and all
place* whore lai?or ia employed be clou,
ed, fo that opportunity may bo given to
devote the day io appropriate exercises
and healthful recreation by tin* workers
a n< I makera of wealth, and h.m a tilting
tribute to those who by honorable toil
an 1 the ?uvea? of their brow.-, produce
the wealth of the Commonwealth.
It b efpecially fitting and appropriate,
in this day of prosperity, pe:ico :ind plen
ty, when everywhere throughout <mr
In. mil land uo aiialoci-ouy.i* iocogni/uid
save the aristocracy of labor, that one
?lay in each yar sjionld be *< t apart and
obaorved ; anrt it should be made a day
upon which all difference! between em
ployer and employee a r(- forgotten, if
any there he, und those who jeproaent
capital and thoso who represent labor,
mingle together, each recognizing that
capital without labor i* stagnation. and
that labor without capital it starvation.
I<et the day be observed with fitting
public exerciacfl nftd cerwmonids, w here
in the dignity of labor may bo emphasiz
ed, and on thia day lot ail claw dWtinc
lion* be obliterated, 'and may fence,
brotherly feeling and love be dlaplayed
by nien of .ill nlaasea and condition*,
each looking to the public interest nnd
to tt?e welfare of his Stale, and, tho hap'
pines* and prosperity of all tba people.
IX WITNESS WHEREOF,
I have hjjgennto sot ??y hand
nnd cause?! to be affixed Hie
C V. ) <f'rfit Seal of the Slate, at the
\ ? Capitol , in the City of Colum
( ?? ) bin, this tweniy-*ftc?>nd d:'T od
Awg thl, A. I>. U*)t. and the
ltf!;h year of tho Independence
o! tho United Stat es. /
JkL U. McSWEEXEY.
Br the Governor :
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Hi U- S > :V. (' 'v'oa ^ i' iV^ .VlU.5. <?') \ $lji
I"'.;)!'') Klanmd Coat ami Pants Soils >ji 1 to *10.
1S1.K' aiul Fan<.:> Kiuariul ( ..N ;Yon? 5 h ><!.
i.ioaniifn! ' a ho df Ulnc Sort:/' ami !? in?'y I'.mis I. "ill lo -S A, 00 .
Hrlls ! Uc ic M??\ O
Sir \w I lits I ( K?. t>< ?" I . ? > i > .
X<*^SijA'? ' fi'lnrts >tk- to -S 1 .
Wliito I'iij'io anil l.iiu'ii Sloris,
Scri\-'Ms Drawers, .*?() and !;><?.
I iideisl'.ii ts and IM'.iwvrs to aiaicii :.>s U> StH:>
III Ru-t
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ANYTHING TO ICS MP YOU COOL
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Can i>o hmiisUi?<i you at lowvsl nrict s at .
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uuvvl- uu siil^ MCiuiiiii'uDj:
FOR MAM'. IIV
. A. D. KENNEDY,
Wow>I? ra^Iso Timv "JTo JI5t&y,
Binders, Reapers, Rakes,
Thomas' Ifcisc & Cutaway Harrows.
Binder Twine and Grain Cradles.
ICECCREAM FREEZERS, j
IRE TONGS,
lOK PICKS, LKMON
SQUEKZKRS, CORK
tO 1 { E VV S, HAM M ( )C K 8 .
Temperature Tamers, i
.IiiMt th nk of tlioso and (jot coo).
Fruit Jare, Jelly Tumblers, Preserving Kettle*, Fly Fjinn,
IJVii c cw m d Dcor Srrcen.
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Fishing Tackle to doligbt tlie FiHherman'w heari.
. LAWN MOWERS AND RURHKR H03B.
Careful attention to our GBOCKKY I^KPA HTM KNT."
A D KENNEDY.
GREAT BARGAINS!
- at "?avid! WoSfe's.
Ifnving purchased tlic largo stock formerly owned by
H W. Finlflyson at Chcraw S C., I am in position to sell
0 ver
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$25, 000 worth of 7)ry Soods, Shoos, JVats,
r s??, N
o Cad/ os jfcats, Clothing and oth or Soods
i '?
AT AND BELOW COST ?
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I ivas fortunate to got these good* way bi-MW their
vj*lui>*rr?d it will he to the advantage of the people if Cam
den and surrounding country to givo mo a call and nee for
themselves.. Rosjjectfully,
2 DAVID WOLFE.
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T( tut . f'oi S({ m mcr (ioo<{* *??? /at/hd/i/ /V/.v.v
//A.V . litunj, at'ti K'if(f > t ZCCS i/Uii'.s llittf
}j< rha/>s ha re Hal ?V? n i inarm j-/J
thai sh t.'U 1 1 / hare ban, hid
rjv^7;i EBSE OFF
Is still oll'erinj/ Smmer (?rods at prices that
will mil he duplicated, and f lie* low weeks that ai'ft
!< It before tiny season closes, hold opportunities
thai will vastly beimlil I hose who aie not blind to
their pecuniary interest. Be sure to attend tho
CLEARING (JUT SALE
For wo flu not iin- no that a vistaae oi Summer
Hoods shall bo carried ov oiU-ilnd i^\:ou would lilcc
to j.?rt moVe li r your money th.in <wer before heed
what wo sty and come.
Kemember thai we me.i-.t make ir? >m for rail
ifoodfl, ml o i' Season i- present, for
the t ime, notion**, we k! i ;t 1 1 ? I ? > all we can to ex
change them lor money. Money wo want and
money we must hiivv and money ^o willt have if
our 1 1 iends will herd the note* of admonition so
distinctly sounded. I >?- -s id < s strictly Summer
? goods, there are other things that we can . interest
you in, from the fact that they are j?ood values
cvmi when paying ? profit., and w hen they come
glider the
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"sweeping
REDUCTION"
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head, they are bargains indeed. "A dollar sav
ed is a dollar made," ao if \ou would like to en
gage in iTTnoney making business, make frequent
visits to the (iilt Edge Store, and wo will place
yon in a position to make more profitable invest
ment than you have for a long time, if ever before.
Bargains any . day, Every
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Day and all Day,
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From now to Sept 1st, gwod must move, and
they will go, if low pricen anU pood values will
move them. Tie sure to give^n* a call, and wo f
guarantee that you will be [-leaned.
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ft especially and lruly,
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Gilt Edge Store,
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