The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 14, 1902, Image 3
e River Bridge.
understand thst the Waters
iroij hrtifahl --ftrfo ho raised i about
Svo fev<t ^09!^ tUli what it/jow i .
Titfi will (tlaeo tb 0 hridgo entire.':
om of reach of ul 1 tlfiu *o"d t hut ui
ways eotu?e'duU:i the river with ev
ery /reshet.
XKrntraet Bet.
The c^ntracM l*i building th<
a!o>M>i44gf&n { he riv?*r rond h nv
been let to Vi??' Kinji lbi.b?e < N , . (
Iowa. The Qont,; ? V f<>?' the ?'iii
woik for this I.M.I -e hi* In en
awarded to M >>j S. U. Ada id h i
la expected tin 'vc l< Will 1)13 colli'
me^oed fourth wn !i
-> ?;><? Thw Mev.' Jmj Law.
Tho newdairy aft which U now n
law was d^Hvcri >1 hv the ("ovcrni'i
A to the 600f i'ttl l'.\ of of i- 1 it e \tHlti
<!?y- ? Coftfrgot u are nrw Uli...
' printed and will iiumi uiael v l?
sent to the count y oiiU iu!a of tin
several cjiuntiec. Ill HO toe nuin
? ties it ia an Immediate necessity to
draw juries under tlie piovisions t f
the new law. ? State, llth inst
" His Body Found.
Tli?l bo^y of Mr. f. 15. Davis, of
l)t'lhunet.Jibo wandered ( fl from Irs
home and mention of which w,u
made in TUo Ohionielo lust wee If has
been ? found. It was found in
LynQiieV^eck on Friday lust, near
a foot log* "ciroKsiu>{, off of which it is
supposed ho slipped while attempt
log to Tho body was in a
tof preservation although
~ the watec for^nrwJrh
!ib& JmjiftJU^Took p a e.
PMnippJ^ residence nt a
spoT oVIim plantation where he hnd
renuestbd to ho buried.
Married.
At the home of lu r fatb'T, Mr.
Samuel Boyk n, high no;>n, Fob. 11,
ATiss Charlotte Anerurn Boykin to
Mr. Thorium Paviu Pocher, Rev. W.|
W Mil!.", ( IlkviU ng. Tii u reception!
following the impressive certinouv
was ft most enjoyable oee??;ion and I
llit) happy couple 1 ?? f t t ? > r t ! i <? i r fututv
home in K1 Puso, Texn:?, v in tliM
Charleston Kxpoaition, amid (lu
heartfelt congratulat ??hh of (lu* on
1 ire com to u n ty. Her ho^ts ?>l friend"
in Camden and Ho\k n regret to !o-e
so valued an ornament to their socie
IV. The groom i'j a grandson of t i * < ?
lute lit. I\ev. Bishop; D jyis, whose
memory i^ so revci <id here.
Lenten Services^
Tho following scWl'do fur lent en
services has been arranged for (irn e?
Church, Caind-'H :
Sunday14 ? ^ 1 1 5 n. in , and 7 4o p. in
Ash \VedneSdav, 12 in. an 1 1 !."> p. m.
Monday s and Wednesday* 12 in.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays,
4:45 p. nr.
Good Friday ? 1 1 IS a. m , and 1 I ;?
p. m
jka?ter 11 15 a in ; Sunday School
\ Celebration 4 p. in.
Moj.V COMMUNION*.
]?t Sunday in March and haste
Day 11 15 a. m.
AH other Sundays in bent. 7 45 a. in.
?eals are free ? all are welcomed.
Great caro was used in preparing
the schedule, t he hours being in ide
to suit out of to?n members us
(is those who livo hero.
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Democratic Ward meeting at the
opera house to night He sure to j:o.
3C'? to bo Operated by tho Southern.
[Columbia ltecord]
The annate ban passed the bill an
thorszing tho consolidat on of thpj
Asheville and Spait anbury, the
South Carolina and Goor/i", the
South Carolina and Georgia Inten
sion company and the ( aroll?a
land. This means that tho old 3C't>
railroad will in future be operated I
by tho Southern, and it ;u expcctidj
that the service will bo greatly iui
proved. The road hn? been in bid
fdinpo, but under the management
of the Southern it ?n expected that
the road will become an important
llnU in tho system Strange to say.
(bore was no consolidation, and thatj
was owing to tho fact, perhaps, that
the people living al Tig the line <?f
i be road were almost a unit in favor
of the consolidation.
Don't forget tbo Democratic Ward
meeting at the opefa houso to night.
In a New Bujinesa Home.
Mr. H. O. Can if on has moved
ir.to the ftouthein half of the A. ?
Kt nncdy building where he win
continue to handle the same class
of goods be has so suece**n?n>
served the public with for the pas
20 yeatf, viz: general merchant 5 ,
staple and fancy groceries, gram
fertilizers and agricultuia '"P
ments. Mr. Curri*on has an adver
tise ment in The Chronicle to-day
to which w* direct your at
tention, nod request yon to' 0
mind that in trading with Mr. ?
risop you get the advftDtslg*10</oods
Hg iLine.. .xperleoo ??''
lK>uilht ?l vhe ln<r.?t po*"1
priw.. Kor l.?n.-?iy. 1 ?"
l'ip'or<?nt r*qnl?ile? ilj*' " (>rri.
?Iw?j?louncl tog?th?') M ? I
...? liJknnwo to
jflu ?fU>? ">
do ,-oo ^.dlD^ wKh ll"? w"
llioiww
A Card From Dr. Mooro.
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.Mr- I'M i tor : ? In your lawt wcckV
j ia*ue u I Tim Chronicle, mv n.mui .up
pours ft oandidate for Ma.'or << t
the approach election, While I
yield to no cim in my froling of nl
le^innco to 1 1 ? i h uoo I old town, the
ho nut v?f my adoption, in ^hieii I .
huvo lived and labored lor forty-two!
\ear*>, tiuil Who!' 1 hftd the li ?nof t<>|
M'vvi: as I litvmli'iit from November j
j l^tjS to April I .>70, it is but natural
that 1 shuuM t*l*t ri**l? the* warinot
I I tort-st in its future continue, 1 1
L?:ow?h and improvement V ?? t i*nn
I l>nva<o and picfc?si?>nal duties d<
i.jand m> en'iic tiirto ;mu nt U n lion, j
>?nd I a in therefore constrained t?>;
* mj ??-<? t f u 1 i v but | < ? 1 1> i t i \tlv decline j
In' n< >tu nat ion f<?r tho Mayoralty. I
' 1 1 ( 1 8 1 , however, express to "Voto'J
ny ^rutofal appreciation of tie I
graceful and complimentary terms in
??'Inch lie h is been pleased to pr??
sent my name oi connection with
t iiorto of tho other gentlemen on the]
ticket. Very respectfully,
^ A. A MC> M. T>.
PERSONAL
Mr. J. M. A^k 'W, of Savannah, in
visiting in tho city.
Mis* Tinie Khamo has returned
homo nf'Cr a visit to Orangeburg1
Minn Km ma Shannon, of tho I'res
hytorian Collo^o for Women, spout j
Sunday in Camden.
Mrs M, 1') Shiver, of Hlackshar^, J
id b|>onilin<i s<>mo timo with her
nieeo, Mrs. \V, If La'na'n,
Mr. t.'m llirsoh left t ' ? i -? wool; lor
the Northern markets to buy the
spring j;tock ot goo.is lor ma stoio.
Messrs Walter loboll mi I W'csty
Stm^Mrh on Tuesday Just f<u- \|t',
ridan, Miss., where tlify v* i ' i reside
Judge Iv (>. rardy Bpont several
d*iys m town thil week, tl?o fjuost o<
Mr. -l is II lV?rn8 on Lytllolon
Hlroot,
Mih? .MoT, malum, ?* GreCn Onkitlo,
l'ern , and Miss Allan. *t-St?unton,
Vti. , who \i>?tcd Mits Men Tiilft
|inie lust. Spring ure with her nguin
: rimse cha.'iuing yowu<* pr.ople uir
, very popular i :i Camden (moiety and
J tlif.ii* many liitnds hue givmi them
j a hourly v> c Icomo.
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I 1'ire.
On Saturday ) ist Mr J. 1 >. Mo
j Dow.'iJi'k real dunce wsn b-idly dam
| n^cil I iy lira. Tin' lire occurred about,
v o'clock, riu- lire compiny respond
ed pioinfilly, but evidently < I . ? t
noi entirely Pxtiuj/rrsh the liro an
a secoij I alarm was sounded a b ho t |
while. aRei wards. I his t;:u'j is \\ In i,
the d image was '!?>:;?>. and lor a
whdo snviu;* iuo house seemed an
iinpojsi'iiln v, but. by goo. I woik the
iire w.i- Ihi'iHy gotten und'.'r control j
and put out. So rortain was overs ?!
'?:k? that tin* Ij KiS") woijUJ ho tunned )
1 ii d P. wad do. in ?t o! cvurv piece j
hum it urn wiiicli wis It. idly d>unagtd|
jan.t upon niiich wo understand t. ? ? r ? ? I
was iio insur.inc". M r McDo-.valJ's j
loss is <pilte heavy.
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L.'C County May Yet bo Defeated
[Kuiuter Watchman. j
bee County is not yet lidablixhod
u ml the outlook t present is< that tlic
hop -s ot those who have worked s>
persist: nlly and zealously for t h ^
new county are a^ain doomed to
disappointment. The defeat of the
new county, if it is defeated, will h#
the result of carelessness in making
the survey of I ho proposed now
county and uot to any irregularity in
the election. One of tho npocific
conditions set forth in tho constitu
tion as a pre {(-quisito before a now
county can bo established is that tli*J
line oi a proposed new county shrill
not run wi'hin lefs than eight miles
of the Court House of any count)
now established, by actual survey
it lias been ascertained that the Lee
County line, where it follows Scape
O'er Swamp, is only 7 3 10 miles
frqm Sumter Court lioueo.
SHORT LOCAL ITEMS
This is St. Valentino's (fay.
\Voather Forecast? Snow to. night
and probably Saturday.
See (lint your rhih ift represented
the Democratic meeting at the
opera houso to-nigb't.
It is ft.iirl iJiut 'when "icicles hang
from (lie trees an ft' houses in J?nu
iiry, froit will hang from the. trees in
summer and autumn.
Wednesday of this week was Ash
Wednesday and with that day the
L?nten season be^an, ending with
Eister on March 30tli.
Mrs. Bul'oek. of Elmira, N. Y.t
delivered a temporenco lec ure in tho
lUpiist ehurch hist night, and will
lu'lure there again to-night.
Kdiior Cunningham, who had the
(rouble at Saluda about a publico
lion in his paprr there, will start ?
paper a( Minhopviile. He has sold
out in Saluda.
Geo McLaiii & Son are miking
some groat imp'ovementp in their
barbershop. It is being made much
larger, with a skylight and other up.
to date arrangements.
A tine horse belonging to Mr. W*.
"A. Garland dropped dc??d in thd'
street la?t Monday. The horso was
harnessed to a wajyon which it was
drawing down Delvalb street when
it suddenly fell and died in a few
moments after falling.
The Woirnns' Christian Temper
ance Union will hold the Williard
Memorial Meeting at the Baptist
Church Monday night/ February
17th, at half past light o'clock.
Come nut and enjoy a pleasant, as
well as a profitable hour rfitb them.
Mr. Dick King, son of Sir. W. C.
King, who lived near Hishopvilje,
died last Sunday morning. Decesa.
ed was a young man about 18 or 19
?Sfars of age and hh? death occurred
at the home of hit aunt, Miaa Nancy
Xarabalh The burial took plaCo at
Baptist obatobm MtoAf.
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o $ > < ?
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Dr, Pf.to Mat lie* a Couple
AMl'Xlv-it Of l'h'e has luen Oli!
ieallv >!1 t??r wi n ts> 1:0 yesier<iu\
j > i i ) ? i! in it. hi ri -xi$- .^>r. Krul 1',
lift i 1 1 ! . ?i j , f u j i.u i i > ??f i >r?. :??*? t>ur.\
ami iliss /. iiiti I >; T?i-u- ? 1- lorenee
cor. to SlMe, loth mst.
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P.trrtono 1 hy ( :i?# Governor.
i M i . S. ,1 . K ?i ' 1 . ! >.;i\ !i,? v is is li
victiu ill 11)1'. Hi S >i.m-< r'UITt f I ? I"
K ?ij.h.v* i t) u u t > f"f vh.: 4u i? (>!
I he ? 1 i h j ?* ns:?r v If.w u.i.i ii ;**?? 1 > 1 1 1 ( >
h'1* lif? tl I'll I ??i>uUki hy '? i?" (i ')V? I -
Loir. 1 1 ?:is s'iiiaiI lo t h? ftli-l'ii'
! ( i ? ? tl of 1 1 iv (invi'i hni ill fit ho lit'.-'
l.i *. u ion ivi I.'iiumv
I ! i
C'a i j4 1 1 1 nn Alhjjalor,
Mr. T W H.irm *.? n u ?c I ? t :ui al i
j -t 1 1 ? r ii ft--v days iu a at the It0n?l t
I liO (i|<l Mel*:>o poll I I w ii ? i? lot- 1
long ami wi i.ihi'd a!-. mi! 2?mj I'lmmls
M r. I I'ii Oh ,i.i\s I Ii.- i?M fellow vv
haskinvj in tin* si;?v hum ?wi<l uliiu
spif-ri by M ? P. kriu s made inline*
ilmtely lor i . i k .li-ii, whi n Mr. Hurm s
followed an. I oaplunul li'm
Death.
Mrs. l'.inn'o N?>rris died nt her
homo hi Sitiaicr county mi Krwlxy
last. Mrs. No'iis \va<i u daughter of
the |a^) Mr. Joseph ilooiin o, nil ii ail
hor lil'o before In* r niiruaje rebidtvl
In ru in ('linden. i he ! uncr a! was
held from Mm Hiip'iat eiiareh on Sal
unlay afternoon.
"One hv une OiirlhS titaaio hrok <? j i
As net* one low tli-i av ,
A n t ilie hopes sul<in^ly elici ithi'.l
Brighten hut t?> pa*s jovhv.'*
W(\i ringe,
Mr. I Wrtll'T Brown, Hie veiv
popular salesman at Hi-sch Itvon. S:
Co'a., :u i d .V is. -i lirrnee.ja 11m rs. o'
KJIiott S. t)., were iimnicd on Wed
nesdav, the 12c'> inst . at tl.o home
of Dr. IjHWtmi Hani*. brother ol
the bride I Iio oerr mouy was
>.
hri>lo i*H
<>f our I own*
a host of liieuoM whose ??o id \vi?hes
u li utten t i-iCiu U.r >n^,li l:i'o.
To ituild
I > i f! e near fnti:re ."SJ ?? K ( ). Me
t'r? ip.iit e x p . < 1 1 k> to ronnneuee the
ci o| It m io \\ i "Vi ii ne.' oh
I j . It let- >n si i ? ' t < -ii iim v.ie.int. lot
? I p?.;? te t].t< ?i ?nh.i 't ol Mis. M J,
l>un,'<. 'i'l.c house will he ftn j
room, l.VoHinry oiol-lmj, wull fltiisth- '
???! an.l eovero I \\i<h si lie, with a;
k 'eimti in lii : r<-ar eoan ??Jtc'l l?y a
}>.is*ii^e way In t'<o nee
r.r.d will hn a ImiMiiej; tlial w.il very
noieli improve tiie appe'ii miicc ol that
jiurl of the town. i' v.:*! ho f-.onie
Li oKi in the eu'ly spr.i-.^' however,
ii' iorc v?' i !; on i'. wili commJi*1 <
I RV. A L C3TA Tf] TR A NSFBtt 3,
I i'lic f??llouii>^ (riui.^r*. rs of roj'.l ee
into were re<;crr?le<l in the Au<Utor'n
ollloo ihiritjg the |?u>t woek ;
.1 K Kolsom \<> A II West, 1 lot
at Belhuno, 8200.
X A T Hoinsby t > M ary I i nboii
1(?0 Hcrt K in No 1<'?.
Samuel H'ocn to H T Thomis, 100
acres in No ?">, S.i.V).
Wait for What?
FANNIE HILL
BURLESQUE COMPANY.
TIIUBS1)AV, .FEK'Y 27lli.,
Introdneiwar the latest Songs, Dances
nnil Funny S-iyintfR,
Notice of Election.
Xotioo is hereby nlvcn that nn election
will be held in the town of Bethune from
1 P. M. to 4 p. M. on Saturday, the 1st
?lav of March, 1902. for the purpose of
deciding the fjuostion of levying a spe
cial tax of two mills for tha support of
the schools In School District No. '2u
Only puc:h voters as return real or per
tuinal property for tn ration, n;ul who ex
hibit tnx receipt* an.l rcciHtru'.ion r t i f
Icatep, a? required by law, are xllowt-d
to Vote.
Hv order of Trustees School District
No
N\ A. BETlTtr.VE,
Feb. 12, Chairmsn.
COMINQ SURE!
Thursday, Feb. 27th
FANNIE HILL
THE BEST VAUDEVILLE
AND BURLESQUE COM
PANY-TRAVELING.
Wood's Seeds
BEST FOR THE SOUTH.
SEED POTATOES
ONE OF OUR LEADING SPECIALTIES.
We have thousands of barrels in
frto<'k; the best flalnc-gro wn
and Virgin In Sccond Crop Seed.
Wood's 1902 Catalogno gives
comparative crop resultn, l>oth as
to earlinessand yie!U, with Maine
grown and' Second-crop need. It
also contains much other useful
and valuable information about
Potatoes. Write for Catalogue and
8pecial Potato Price List.
Wood's Descriptive CafcWue
far IMS five* r?l Uh1<v practical, UJK?
date Information about nil giving
not only d??eri ptlona, bat th?bMt<n|ti
tiflmi MiYcwiKn^nocy ^"**5;
formation of ?p+clal lotuft to mrr
Tracker, Oar 4*n?r an d F*rn>?r. Mailed
lm, upon r*4MA. .
T. WrWMi & Sms, MuMi
- tisMom, vfK?ni(A.
\\'?? Invi' our store and w ;i rehou -a* paeked wiih new
mills, ( ) ill' s t Oi'k o t I ) )' \ I i )? u !s,' N o { i ? > j i , N i it >? s ; 1 1 1 <1 1 ! a 1 s i b
jeomplete a ltd our prn es a re rijjht down to hot I om mi e\ er\
| ! li i 1 1 u' . ?' ust reeei wd a
?Hi! 1, 11.11) IIP CDOKiVi; AM! ili lilM. STfll IS
i w 1 1 it*) i will bo sold I;!',-." -'own. The\ are new and made ei
; best material ami we ^iiarau'i'i' to l>e under market priee on
| them. W o linvo an
jUp-To-Date Line of Clothing"
and can fit \ou iu a like suit at au\ priee to suit \ on r poeket.
j lust reeiiwda line line el' I'ni ui Made Pants in all the la
test )>at lernS iliid will he u'ad !n 'show v<?u. Remember we
i ~ 1 1
, bu v ami sel 1 all ?
iGROECRIES'" LARGE LOTS
and we are in position to serve sou at I Im best possible ad
'vanta-e. Abo earrv a niee line of BUGGIES AND
WAGGONS and our priees are riub t .
Comr to see us\
So
. ef*k
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?# HliW t ?:vM Rassa
on Furniture
?ftrcssacfii.'.-PKk
Isir a u'nTi iVh^- -J.lmc. w e will enl the oriee oliniv lar^e
stoek of tuinifuio.. li is a II AN f )Sl J and
this wiil he \ our oppor! unit v. We are jfoiuu" dixidel
profile with you on aeeuu ! >1 the short, Vo;ton" ei'op.
n.is speaale.it i i pvie-'s \\ ? i I la-! {or a'; ' liaii'ed 1 1 1 1 ? ? ?
only. K. member that v. e e n r \ a lan/e st.n:k of luini
t a re, :i n i !ii ve j ust op n d u,i a pa ; ; ii,a !a i ly handsome
Line.
Geisenheimer, 1
iUf % i n
iiui Uil.l
We do not advertise 'Special Day I>u* trains" hat all (Ik*
year round you will find at oitr tstor<j the best bargains in
the city. A visit wiii convince you Call at ^yonr earliest
convenience and we assure vou tliat j < > ?i w ill nut regret it.
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Very Truly Yours,
r '
Wanted You
TO REMKMHKlt that when you to most ntoios
for Stoves, Nuijs, Gnu*, Revolvers and everything
in the Hardware in?, you have to bluff fliem a
liiile, because this is neoessiry to pet the right price,
but not so at our store, C'ainden, 8. C. AskJ for
anything in this line and the
PRICE IS RIGHT.
RKMKMBER ALSO, tli.it we carry a oornulete line
of Frebh Groceries, also I farnoss, 13^' Qfoods,
Shoes, I lata etc, nil at prices to suit the /short crops.
Attractive goods at attract ve prices ? that's the kind
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you want ? we hive all these ? for what we savo
ti\l. hcl pa us Loth.
Mail orders fille(i*^5me day as. received, and have our
? personal attention.
v
A. D. KENNEDY.
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Jii It Initio
A i tlx* Kanmus (iilt Itylge
S 1 1 iiv flit rc* i.-. a bij* Kibbon
sale jjoin?;- on, and if) on would
liketo<j;et more Ribbons lor
your nioiwy ir\v.'ii ever before
in \ our lift' he sure ^tSuj^ivo
1 hem a o il!.
H.a ut i ft 1 1 Hik Kibho is ?;o
inu a I a .-a<iilie/\ Original
cost divided by "iV Tbi* H
no 4,ea(ehy," dkmid i/i^le >s pro
po-mion, lull Milid facts. Oall
and m m.' for yourself. The Gilt
Kd ?*?? Store makes this unpai*
alelled olfcr, and in d oini( so
places a golden opportunity
before you. I )<> 1 1' I fail to im
prove it; mid remember ihere
is danger in delay.
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We call npecijil attention
kino to our beautiful ('Ging
hams, Madras, lVrcales, .Silk
Ginghams, Butistep, Cham
bra yh and Colored Piques ?
solid nnd figured, wmch.have
recently arrived, _au<l ore cap
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tivating almost everybody
who necB them. 15o Hiiro to
see our plaid linen for boys1
shirt waist*.
Wc arc Ktill nrlling what
winter goods wo liave oil
harul at aud below cost, and
if you would like to make a
very profitable investment in
t li i, i In s o to give us a
call:
c ?
Respectfully,