The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 10, 1902, Image 3
Sumter Stoam Laundry.
oncy f t? r Sumter Kieum Lhuii
at Man'n hardware utore
ages received until Wednea
0 o'clock, and delivered s?t
y, T. J. A U WANTS.
To Open on the 15th.
For Kent.
place, nine miles
Apply to
11. a. Curi ison.
to.Uent.
<1 coo inn on second
m/>n boarders Ap
>y U.utivld, DeK II,
and Below Coat,
goods, at. the (Jilt Ed'.o
mg, poing. going; and
liko to ^ot t tic boat
your money, call and boo
The Woman's ICxehange will op.
pu at the l)avi<* house, upper ljrond
street on Jan. 1 .r? 1 1 ? , where the la
dies will he glad to receive old fur
niture, uilvcr, china, cut glasp, fan
cy work, etc. Consignors tickelw
50c for the bo anon.
,6to?brcta?r oi
iDf. Th? young
i" hi. ???. *f
Owl ol
"Oct in The Swim."
To get rid of our large stock of
bells ami 1 a i) tor riH we are going lo
equip each forty dollar bicycle free
arnl nomo lucky fellow out of each
twelve will get liia wheel thrown in.
Come see us quick if you want to
"get in the swim."
JENKINS HROS.
DePa88-BiHsell.
Invitations have been issued to
the marriage of Mr. Ilarry K. De
Pass, formerly of Camden, but now
of Spartanburg, to Misa .Jane Mis
sgll, daughter of Mrs. Jane Evans!
Hissoll, of Sull'olk, Va. The cere
mony will be pei formed in the
Preshyteriao church in SutTolk on
the I6th inst.
A Pretty Sign.
One of the prettiest (if not the
prettiest) business signs in Ciim
den is that of Mr. M. II. Heyman,
the new jeweler. The name is in a
semi-circle end iuhiight gilt let
ter?, and is very attractive. The
sign corresponds with the inter/or
of the store which is neat and ap
to-dato in every particular. This1
sign was painted by Mr. J. M.
Mayer 8.
Good Street Work.
<
The city has just completed a
nice piece of woi k on the southern
end of Caropbelle ? elicef. This
s'.reet is in better of ndition possi
bly than it ban ever been. Als'?|
the northern end of Mill street
near the new residtMice o f Mr. C. M
Alexander in being put in most ex
cellent condition. The city author
ities are to be most heartily com
mended for the wood work the)' are
doing upon our streets.
Poator for 18 Years.
The Rev. W. W. Mills preached a
most appropriate and oaroost pennon
on last Sunday, the first of the new
Year; his t?-xt w? ,lSo tench us to!
number our day 9, that we may apply
onr heftrts unto wisdom." Psalm xe,
12
Mr. Mdls has been pastor of the
Presbyterian olnirch hero oighteen
years. Faithfully and lovingly he
has done hja work, winning the love
of bis people and the respect of our
wbolo community.
Attention Pontloncra.
The pension board of Kerslnw
County will meet in Camden on the
3rd Monday in January. All per
sons who wish to make application
for a pension con scenro the blanks
for same by calling on W R Me
Creight. Sec'ty, and having same
properly filled out and present them
In person to the boart*. Tho old
pensioner who ?ero on'Tist last year)
need not make new application, but
simply report their name to the
members from their Township.
W. K Russell, Chm'n,
W. H McCreight, Sec.
Watklnf>Drakeford.
On Wednesday night last, thel
flth inst, at Flint Hill church Mr.
W. R. Wuikios, formerly of Cam
den but who now resiUuanear Can
ley Hill, led to the marriage altar
one of Cantey HiliVmost excellent
young ladies, Miss K"ste Drakeford.
Tho ceremony was performed bjN
Rev. J. W. Davis TTl tne p rode nee of
a vast concur*? of friends of the
young con pie. ftlrJWm. C. Sal
mond, of CuwTTc'tt^ acted as best
man and Miss Hattie Robinson as'
maid of bftMir. Tbe other attend
ants were llfc* Arthur Watkins with
Miss Watt#}fr. Andrew Whitsker
with Miss Bose, sad Shr. E.S. Net
tles, tfilir Miss Hstlie Smyrl.
After tlie llMfco11? ?? re
ception viflMd si the residence of
Mrs. Sobss^B** W "Other qI
: ? Hi lffids'tf * dsagh
NVo beg the indulgence of our
readers fir living late today. A
rush of job pinning litis week
threw us considerably behind with
tho paper.
?# ?
i'erson&i.
Mrs. K. L MeCaUum is on a \isit
to Iter parents.
Mr. W. V. Cauthon, of Humberts,
was i-i Camden yesterday.
I'ruf. aiui Mr^. 1, T. linker n turn
ed to Lancaster last Saturday.
Hon. \V !?'. Stevenson ol Cheraw,
was in Camden on Monday last.
.Mr. W. Iv Allen, of I'isguh, will
move. to Columbia next week to 1 i v .
M r, A ri ?her Beatty, <?f Kershaw,
spent Sunday witli friends in tho
eity.
Wo wore pleased to see in Cauulon
laH Saturday I'rof K. 1'. Odoin, ot
Hlanoy.
Messrs. Asa llattield and Joseph
Stine, lumbermen from Bcihune,
we re in town yesterday.
Mr. A. B. M urobison, son of Mr.
1). I'. C. MurchUon, will loavo next
week for t lemson College.
Mr. Arthur i,. Watkin.s, who is
now engaged in business in Sumter
*as in Camden Wednesday.
Mrs .J. M. Askew, of Savannah,
(la., is visiting her sister, Mrs. W.
II. Latham, on l.yttloton street.
"^1 i?H Annio Thompson, of Libert)
Hill, who spout Christmas with her
sister, Mrs. Blair DeLoache, lias re
turned home.
Mrs. K. C. (braid who spent
Christmas in Augusta, (is., with her
son, Mr. Arthur Gerald, returned
homo last week.
Rev. John Keislftiw, rector of St.
Michael's church. Charleston, was in
Camden this week. Mr. Kershaw in
a son of tho late lamented Judge J.
I!. Kershaw.
Mr. J. T. Coats has gone to Co
lytubia to engage in busmess. Wo
are sorry to lose Mr. Coats from
Catudon but wish him abundant sue
cess in his new tield and we are sure
he will have that for ho is a good
citizen.
Mr. W. C. Hou?h, who has been
connected with Ryttenber^'s briek
yard for u number of years, has ac
cepted the position of manager of
tho Camden Brick Works and left
Monday morning for Camden to
take charge. ? Sumter Watchman.
r
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER3,
Tlio following trnnnfera of tor] oh
tato wore recorded in the Auditor's
ollloo during the past week :
.1 K Jov to IV K Joy, 05 acres In
No 21, *300.
?J K .Joy to I) G Joy ? n c res in
No 21, *200.
It I) Dibble to Mary Harris, I lot
in Camden, $200.
L A Wiiik'nvsky, Master, tc Jas
\V fjurnett, 1 lot in Camden, $400. [
\j A YViukowsky, Master, to J;
W Jonea, 100 acres in No 22, ?120.1
C C Vaughan, et a!, (<? R L
Huckabee, 210 acres in No 19.
Benny Helton to Laura Helton
ami Jetietlc Alexander, 25 ncref>,$l.
II R Stokes to Mary .lane .lor-;
dan, 150 acres in No 15, MOO.
L A Wittkowsky to M Haum,
Survivor, 103 acres, $110.
T R Team to M T Gettys, 1 aero
in No 16, *5.
A Handsome Cash Balance
At the end of the year wbich has
just closed ? 1901 ? the city of
Camden has on hand the handsome
cash balance of$0,470 8G. The en
tire receipta from all souroea
amounts to ?21,502.06 and the dla
burRcments <(15,091 20. In the r c
oiipts ?S, 1 28 08 comes from the
dispensary proceeds. This, we un
derstand, i 3 over one thousand dol
lars more than was realized from
tho licenses to the bar rooms. The
police docket furnished ?0-1 1. IB.
The general tax amounts to
05.208.39. This is a gof>d showing
and indioatea that the town uflfairs
are in good condition.
XTire.
Last night about 12 o'clock one
r?f the negro homos on Toam row
on C awpbelle street was destroj'ed
hy Are. Tho houoe waa occupied
by Hallio Reod who was not nt thr
house when the Are started. It is.1
said that fire was ltft burning In
the house and it is supposed popp
ed out on the bedding or some oth
or combustible matter from which
tho house caught. Nearly all tho
contents were destroyed. The fire
company, responded but as thorp
was no hydrant near enough they
could do no good.
A Collision.
On Saturday night last the ex
press wagon was going to meet the
Seaboard train and being some.
Vbat behind time the wagon was,
being driven rapidly and when near
the brick culyort in front of Team's
row the wagon ran violently into
an ox cart being driven by Mr. W.
L. Banks. The collision was some*
thing awful and the result was a
shattered up cart, and Mr. Banks
carrying a dislocated arm io1" a
sling besides being otherwise con*
siderably disfigured.
?rraaUd Upon a Serious Charge.
Mr. 8. H. Kelly waa a few <Uy?
ago arreated for taking and at
tempting to trad* a mala belong*
ing to Mr. J. J; Holland, of Benlah.
The nolo waa taken from Mr. G??.
LiliU't II vary - atable. 1 Kelly gave
I bond in th<an of #100 for hit
SHOUT LOCAL ITEMS
Supervisor l'he'pi was in West
! \\ utcree \ t's- 1 1- r !? v looking after the
j loads and l?l IdgCS
Kicha;d Dinkins whs lined ?.'{ on
J la^t Monday morning l.r reckless t
I r it 1 ? nur ot bicycle. lit* ran i > vt^i u lit- J
I tU' child on !)<-K:ill> Htriut,
t Several lo?uh of wheat from Ihe
; Sta'e farm passed through t5iun.h u
ithiH week bein.: hauled to Mr K. A '
! Vaughan's id ? 1 1 to he ground.
Supt 'I t'ipp, of iho S. (/. ?\ (la
! x 11 1J passed through Camden
1 .st Tuesday in ) i f m private car en
route to ( ho Charleston Kx position.
\\w. .1 . L. Stokes preached ono of
his characteristic good sermons on
Sunday morning hist. After the
sermon the Mncrament was adminis
! tc red.
1 Last nights the showed the great
| need of a hydrant on Campbelle
It treet. This row of houac.s is vab
I liable property entirely without lire
j protection.
Sheriff Trauthaui went to Sumter
I s Ohtt rdny to bring buck a prisoner
j wt.o was being held thero tor him
noon the charge ot disposing of crop
I under lion.
Mr L A. Alexander, manager of
the Camden Te'ephono Co , has just
finished erect i ik' the large 45 foot
poles for his system anil will in a few
daws hegin transfeiing the wires
When finished it will he a line that
any city might be prou 1 of.
A man with a bail-throwing
amusement scheme is located on
Main street near DoKalb. The plan
is to throw three balls, tor which yon
pay live cents, at a target with a bell
in a hole in the ccntre. If you hit
the bell onco you get om pgar
twice two cigars, and thru.: timet"
iilty cents.
At Tho Gi!t E Store
Thoy have just received u nice
lino of Smyrna Kiijs, and arc
them at prices t<? suit tho times. lie
Hiiro to see them.
Advertised Lettors.
The following in a list of letter*
remaining uncalled for in (lie Cam
den post oftlee for tho week ending
.1 an. T> : .
T A Collins, .John Renlon, Simen
fiennott, .f .J Nettles, A II Steward,
Robert R Rlue, .1 M Stoudemnisp,
10 C Roberts, / >ie Ruily, .Jake
Miller, Lizzie Turner, Lulu Perry,
Sarah Washington, Mel me WatBon,
Ditlend White, Tiseus Lane, Corne
lia John Hon, Ilattie Ilarry, Mrs.
Ceo.* I) Currio, Kmma iiruton,
Alice Mlanding, Alice Moykm.
Parlies calling for these lettors
will please stato wlmt week they were
advertised.
G. G. A LEX A NDKR, P. M.
? * #
A Beautiful Marriage in Colored High
Life.
Trinity M. K. Church was the
scone of a beautiful marriage in col
nred high life hist evening, the par
ticipant being Miss D?isy C. Mc
Lain, daughter of Camden's popular
barber Geo. McCain, and I)r Kd. I).
Buckley, of Savannah, Ga. The
ceremony being performed by llov.
I Anderson, assisted by Hcv. A. G.
Townscud
The church was beautifully deco.
rated and was packed to its utmo. t
capacity with friends of tho contrac
ting parties.
Miss I. .I. Lco was maid of honor
while Mr Goo. \V. McLain, .Jr., act
ed as best man. There wcro six can
dlo beareis ? xbls, betwocn t!ie a<?ea
of six and coven who aotod their
part most admirably. 'I ho ushers
wero Mesyrs. Jan. Jl. Ree<l and K. 1).
Dibb'e.
The behavior of the largo audience
was such as to bo highly commended.
After tho ceremony a reception
was given them at the residence ol
tho bride's father on J^yttleton St.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Nultae is hereby *.iven to all parties
indicted to the estatn of A. C. watt*.
decoAsed, to make immediato payment
to the iindiTHl^nel, and nil pnrtirR hold
ing cUitm apain?t said o?tnio must pr?j
iont same duly attested
J. JJ. CUE EI),
Jan. lOlh, 1902. AdmiidiLralor.
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
South Carolina --Kershaw County
Court of Ooromon Pleafl.
Chaa. S Niichohon, Plaintiff,
against
Asa Hatjlelrl find Joseph Stinc, Co
Partners as the Hatjlelrl and Stine
Lumber Co., and E V. Schorb,
Defendants.
To the defendant ftbovo named :
You are hereby summoned and re
quired to nnswjK the Complaint in this
action, of whic^^ ropy ia herewith ?ci v
ed upon yon. and to serve a copy, of^your
answer to *.?id Complaint on the auh?cri
lw*rn. at their office in Camden, K. C.,
within twenty dnya after the aervico
hereof, exclusive of the day of audi ?er
vice ; ap<l if yon fail to a.iHwer tlio Com
plaint within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiff in this action will apply to the
Court for. the relief demanded in the Com
plaint. ^ .
Dale Cam.len, J*. C.. Jannary A.
D.. 1902 JHRKtrtKB A UO OH*:,
-Waiirtiff'a A? Oreeya.
To the defendant, E. V. Schorb i
I Take notice that the aummona and
|?Afnpfaint1n the above entitled cause
ir wWretrtmter e# tciwpaMfF*^
??trd -tnrTkMo _
? were flfed on Jumj
, ? , ltOf , la *fle olBce of
ftheCoert " *
s * aL^ i x |B miii
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\\ o have our store and warehouse packed with new
ii'onds. Our stock ol l)r\ ( ? >nls, Notions, Shoes ami tlulsis
complete and our prices an1 ri^ht down to bottom on even
? hints .) ust received a
m ion) dp mm ami ivrni; snm;s
which will hi; sold low down. They are- now and made 01
host material ;ind w e "uarautoe to he under maikct price on
f
t hem. \\ o have an
Up-T o-Date Line of Clothing
and can lit )ou in a nice t>uil at any price to suit >our pocket
I u.st rect'i vi d a line line of Union Made Cants in all the la
tost pat terns and will he ^lad to show you. Uomcinlur we
buy and sell all
GROCER! ES >? LARGE LOTS
and wo am in position to i-erve you at the host possible ad
vantage. Also carry a nice line of BUGGIES AND
WAGGONS and our prices are i*i t*h 1 .
Come !o see ns\
vor us Ti\ r i ,y,
Cut Prices on Furiiitiiro-~*-?? -
For a limited time we will rut tin* price on our larpc
stock of l limit inc. 1 1 is a 1 1 A \ 1 >S( >.\1 K LlNlv, nm)
lb, is will ho > our opportunity. Wo are ?_'oiu^ to divide
pro i its wit 1 1 you wii account >1 the short cotton crop.
This special cut in prices will ho t Cor a limited time
only. l';'inem!>er that wo c irry a I ir<:o stork ol furni
ture, and have just opined \ip a particularly handsome
I iino.
Geisenheimer. 4
Alsolntely at cost our entire stock of Clothing, Hats,
Shoes, Ktc., for next 30 days. Xo ten per cent added for
expenses. Come and soc for yourself. Big lino Ladies
Hutu lroin myC raw stock. Sowing machines liaf e.
Wanted You
TO REM KM BE It that when you go toJJ most J stores
for Stoves, Nails, Ounn, Ilovolverrf and everything
in the Hardware Lino, yon have to bluff thein a
little, because this is necessary to got the right price,
but not so at our store, Camden, S. C. Ask for
anything in this line and the
y.
PRICE IS RIGHT.
7 ; v..
KK.MliMUKK ALSO, that We carry aNffornplete line
* > ? > / ~ve
of Fresh Groceries, also Harness, Dry Goods,
Shoes, HhIh, etc, nil at prices to suit the short crops.
Attractive g ods at attractive prices ? that's the kind
? . % -
you want- ? we have all these-? lor what we savo
you, help? its both. .
Mail orders filled same day as received, and have our
' person w attention. . i
A. D. KENNEDY. ?
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TO
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*
HE FAMOUS UtT EDGE STORE CROWDS OF
PEOPLE GOME, AND
THE FAMOUS GILT EDGE STORE QUANTITIES OF
GOODS ARE GOING.
The trading public realize that we advertise only solid tacts,
and do for them all we pioniise. Though Our sales have gOli?~be
yond our expectations, and i<> Mich opi extent that some ot
our lines arc deplett d. we Hill havo lie usands of real bar- ?
<;ains for all who will avail themselves <>l the rare opportunity
of buying seasonable goods in the height of the season at
great a sacrifice. , ?
?m
? ? "Vj Xi
DON'T DELAY
bu t come nt once while you have it bettor assortment to select
from as Ave have placed at \our disposal all Btrictly winter
goods consisting of all Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Ilats, Tai
lor-made Swits, Ladies and Childrcns Wraps, Blankets and
Comforts, &c., &c., & at and below cobt; and everything at
; prices to please the closest buyers. ,
Thanking you for your confidence and very liberal patron
age, we are yours respectfully and truly.
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P. T- Prop'r.