The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 29, 1902, Image 3
* rJur/iip Seed!
A Irdtoft lot of ail
varieties of Buiht'n
Reliable Turnip
| . S.eed
fwEt
?/? , t? all ^Planting,
just in. Don't
f&tT to Row ft ut a
B?g??8 early,
*omp & 2)eSPass,
14/i'tif-a - ICJctAa ZPAar*
-v'' mac/j/*.
Captured.
he riff Tranthara lifts succeeded
apturlog Job#' Wesley Carter
it-liu? . negroes who es
froro jail Veveral days Ago.
9U ?aught at his mother's
omv just tills side of Mulberry on
the Charleston road.
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AtfdrSM Changed.
. The address of fton. C. L. Wink
4#f, QW< highly esteemed former
jfetfd (r-Um nim s o , has been changed
~Trtr?"STi West tl7th St , to 51 Man
Jraltaxf' Avenue, Now York City.
^ar, friendd
otQtounicate wiLlThim will bear
change to mind.
More Insurance Money.
addition to the losses by the
?t fire paid by Messrs. WiliiamB i
tteedmau, mention of which wa&
iaefr week, we aro informed
I claims amounting to pverj
Vthousand dollars have been
by the agencies represented
by Mr. S. L: Land".
Something Beautiful.
?,*t dots. one good to seethe tranf
rination l-tiat hue taken plncc in
e building that is to be used by
e Camden Drug Company, es
cially that part of it to be used
r the drug store. Tbe difference
as jreat as that, between a dun
n hnd a palace, though we don't
nd .to say that the old dis
wm a dungeon, though it
tiive sent many a man to a dun
; If yoa want to see some
thing real beautiful you should
<^g> in end sen it. It will be ready
for business sopn.
Orand Baeettriion to Charlotte, N. C.
"X)n September \ftb the Seaboard
Air L<ae Railway \ will run a big
excursion to the beautiful city of
Cbrttolfct, A specisl train
will leave Columbia at 6 a. m.,
nod will leave Camden about 7 a. m.
. Special coaehea ior wbitc and col
ored people. The rate from Cam
den hse not been announced, but
r *111 not be more than f l or
for the round trip, tickets good re
turning on special trVin.same night.
Tickets will be sold at 50 cents
*f*b<Kbar- r??te and wUl be good re
turning on anj trnln the following
day. Call oir agent for tickets and
"nformation.
W<>W. McCutchen, agent, Gam
8. C, J. J. Paller. Trky. Pass,
at, Columbia, 8. C. "
Sir ? Th* Xih Meeting -
"TrAltboogh pot much w?? done,
#i mtu meeting at the Opera
?oeee Jest Monday afternoon to
|&ICinr the water and light slVua
?b of C?tu<iea -was well attended.
Sr. A. D.Kennedy was madechairr
I Upon taking the chair Mr. Ken
pedy said be was somewhat at eea
jpfffbe was not certain that he knew
ttifftjreal object of the meeting, and
woftld be glad to he^r from anyone
present. # ^ ?
the object of the meeting w?e to
~-0ad~oat4f possible. ~what progreaa
if any had been made by. City Coun
38 *D re8ar<* 10 water, lights,
^?r. Kennedy eaid thia wae a
matwer of vital importance to alt
property holders and requested that
oMkeril ??pr?es themselves.
uHr^Henry Sayege suggested that
of one taxpayer from
TTOcb ward and one at large be ap
pelated to wait opon the city au
and ana oat what has
<jfirst Primary C % feet ion.
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.1 T. Burdell
T V. Purker
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.J. Mi Sowell
For Coroner
J . B. Arrants
D C 1' Murcliluou
T, a. Williams
Hupt. oi fJducuttOA
H. C. Bruce
K. l\ Odotu
I. J. Mcltenztfi
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W. R. HouaU
For Alitor
1*. T. Bruoo
J. A. Grimsby
W. R McOrolght
W. A. Schrock
K K Sill
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Senator Hay, repr?s?n6iti ves Smith and Richards, Treasurer Hough and Judge or l'robatc 0. C. Hailc bavin* no opponents woro ofiwurse nomi
nated These were also nomi rated on the first ballot: K. U. Brnco fur Superinten dent of Education, CJoioner MurcMson, Mr. J. L>. MeDowall I fui
Magistrate of DeKalb Township, Bethuue aud West in Buffalo, Kelly and Bowon in Wcsr Wateracmra -.rnjior -wnr irucsdei mu
leuJes only two offices to he contested for in the second primary. Messrs. Phelps and Sowell will run ovrr for Supervisor apd Messrs. Bruce am
MoCreicbt for Auditor. If The total vote in the oounty for candidates for Congress is: Finley, (5l?; llojd, 40j; Strait, 270; \\ ilsou, Ul> Ihe total
vote for Governor i#f Aneel, 4t; Hey ward, 515; Talbert, 394; Tillman, 49?{ Timmertuan. 08 The latest advices from Columbia regarding the ra< <
for Governor are that Talbert and Hey ward will run over. O. B. Mat tin has defeated John J. MoMahan for Supt of Education by a majority of ov<-t
?nTTfr^nfm/fr , ? ?r?ley Oeneral: Col Sloan and Gary will run over for Liout. Govoroor, Frost atul Moyd for A<li. (leoonil, .Jones
election iinwB.
t ho following i<?
34; MurohUon.
Trueadu), 21;
Jodob and Trucsdcl, 41.
PERSONAL. ^ \
Mrs. G. E. Taylor is visiting at
Westville.
Mr* J. T. Corner is visiting in
Yorkville.
Mr. H. O. Garrison is expected to
return home to-day.
Mrs. J. B Boz^uaan arrived in the
city Monday rooming
r Miss Mabel Arrants returned to
Abbevjlle last Tuesday.
Miss Ada Trautbam is on a visit
to her aunt in Monroe, N. C.
Mrs. F.- K_ DePass and daughter,
Miss Floride, have returned from the
mountains. ^
Mr. Burwell Boyktn, who has been
on the sick list recently, is able to
be orit again.
Misses Lily aud Florida DePass
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. V. E. De
Pass in Union.
Mrs. Williams, of Charleston, who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
9. H. Baom, returned bode la?t
Saturday.
Mrs. David Wolfe and Miss. Min
nie Wolfe, returned home yesterday
after visiting in JfewYork and Ocean
View for & month.
Miss Kloiie Lawson returned to
Columbia Saturday, after ft pleasant
visit in r. Camden for three weeks at
Mrs. W. H. Fleming.
Mrs. David Wolfe bas returned
from the northern markets. While
there he picked np some excellent
bargains for bis customers.
Mr. J no. B. Ryan, a merchant of
Wedgefield, spent a day and a night
nfitb Dr. Alexander and returned
via Sumter Wednesday morning.
Mr. W. F. Moseley has jnst re
tamed from the pht)$ipnin*J. We
will lisve some inisrosMngTesding
matter from him for our readers
soon.
Rsv. J. J. Myers psssed through
Camden the first pert of tbis week
on his way beck from Bothune where
he has juet closed a very successful
meeting.
Pr. and Mrs. A- A. Moore, Mrs.
C. 0. Moore snd Maxtor Thomas
orum Moore returned from "thtf mouti
tains Wednesday afternoon over the
Southern.
Mr. W. E. DeLoache has tbe
agency here for buying cotton seed
for tbe Independent Oil Mill at Ker
shaw. His office is si the old South
ern depot.
Mrs. J. U, Go od ale, who baa been
Visiting in Orlando, Fla., returned
borne last week. Mrs. Ooodale was
accompanied by Rev. and Mrs. A,
Crane who will spend a short
while here.
Mr. H. T. Johnson- and little
0anghter, ? Sarah Trantbam, of
Shamrock, were in Camaen on Satar
day last. Little Miss Parah is a
namesake of oar worthy fallow-towns*
man, Col. W D. Trantbam.
That jovial knight of the yard
Mick, /Mr. Wiley Sheorn, who has
bMS vieitmg in Monroe. N. 0., re
tuned home last Satnrda? , r His
y friends here are delighted to.
his pleasant faoe and familiar
bald head onoe more adorning the
Gilt Edge Store
Mr, W. B. Uoagb. who bss b?eq
Ob' the annual Augest outing given
I by Hr. W. J, Roddy to tl is i
Don't fail to take in the Sea
board's big excursion to Charlotte,
September 9tb.
Brass Bat'ds and Base Hall Team
will go with the Seaboard's Char
lotte excursion, September Oth. If
you want a good time don't miss it.
A good joke is told on "one of our
excellent young ladies who one after
noon this week, thinking she was
going into the Gilt Rdge Store found
herself m the dispensary. Her great
mortification at the mistake was
most amusing and the joke was too
tfood to keep.
An Fngine from Florence.
Chief Watkins went to Florcnco
the latter part of last week to bor
row an Engine for use here. Speak
ing of bis trip there the Florence
Times says:
"H. L. Watkins, of Camden, chief
of the fire department, la here to
day asking this fire department to
loan them one ojf their enginea, un
til they can mal^e good the damage
to their waterworks, oaused by fire.
As the Florence waterworks are in
good condition CWf Thierne loaned
the "Pet," one of the hand engines/*
? lTitoe Plums. ^
? We wer^ presented this v week
with some *#ry ?n? specimens of
the California -plum crop. They
were lent us by Bfra. J. E. Houser,
who was Hiss Ellen Young before
her marriage, and who ii now liv
tag in California. They were
brought back by Messrs. 8. J. T.
Young and J. L. Love who recently
visited Mrs. Houser. The plums
were nearly the size of pears that
grow here and very much resemtjles
them except that the am all end of
toe pi am grows down Instead of up
as does the pear,
A Card.
To our great surprise we are in*
formed that a report is being oirou
late4 tbat we bare entered Into a
scheme to defeat Mr. P. T. Bruce in
the anproaohlng Democratic primary.
We denounce snch a report as being
absolutely and unqualifiedly untrue.
Its otter falsity is too apparent when
it la known that on the day of tl>e
alleged cqnspiricy, twp.of -the un
dersigned were absent from the toWto
during the entire day ijj the oity of
Colombia, x
M. Tj. Suit lb,
W. R. Hough.
J . J Goodale,
Benj. Haile.
Second Week Jurors.
For the first time it has ever
been done here two sets of jurors
will serve. This custom hss pre
vailed in some of the other counties
6f the State for some time, but not
antU the last session of the legisla
ture was it made to apply to thia
county. Ths following list to serve
ss second week Jurors in the com
ing September term of court, was
drawn yesterday morning ; ?
S A West, 6 W Turner, Wesley
Croft, 8 D Catoe. TT C Sessions, W
E Kelly, ft L Fete, C ft Lewie, J W
Rose, ft H Boykle, T A Spradley,
GLT Pate, ft B Detoache, B D
Tkr?er, M C Bodgers, fD Betk, Y
HHe.Uey, NJ Aneleytt* T Ha*,
if, M D Ooodale, Jf BOsLoaobe,
Imm Q*r<taer, W H Tiller, WD
*MfM* ^A KnlMhCeyf LKJCirfc
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Ginning, Cheap Ginning!
TAKE V0I1R CHlilCB i TIIB8B I'ltlffi !
. -A-i>rjD tiesi
9 Yards new '2 pound Hugging and (> Ties ^ 1 00
Ginning 75
Total cost $ 1.75
6 yards new 2 pound Bagging and (> Tics, HO
Ginning 75
Total cost ? $ 1.55
9 yards second hand 2 pound Bagging and (3 Tics 76
Ginning '75
Total coht $ |>.60
6 yards second hand 2 pound Bagging and 6 Ties, 60
Ginning v 75
Total cost $ 1.S6
Fo^r-tt?w- 7p saw MUNGER gins and all appliances to
k^ep taws sharp. ^ v
_).Tho best system of ginning, because it gives the best re
sults. We can gin ja bale in 12 minutes.
We buy your seeti or retjii'n it to you as you wish. Give
uqjrtrial and will never leave us.
we a he now Ready to gin.
OAMDJEN OIL MILL,
Branch of Southern Cotton Oil Company.
Fire Sale. ~
Having ?juite a lot of goods slightly damaged by removal,
etc., during the recent lire, I am offering same at regular flre
sale prices. Come in and get some of the bargains bofore
they are all gone. They won't last long, so come at once.
Respectfully,
ZD-ATV-IID WOLFE.
Dear Mr. Editor: ? We take the occasion to announce to
the pablic through your valuable columns, that we have just
finished erecting a Mammoth Store and that we intend to re*
move into it on ofCbout July let. We are sure, our friends,
that we have taken every paths to make thie baeineee resort
the moet inviting In onr oity and we flatter onraelyes In think*
tng that we have eucceeded. We invite yen all to come and
by yonr verdict we will ahi4** Thanking you for your paet
patreaage, We are job re respectfully,
J&XC. o&iXAAMl 8c (Bo. |
Getlinu Ecady Fur The Fall Trail)
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At The Gill Edge Store.
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M,o cloud ^
?""m .shot ^>*11 ?v. ?'*&) S
^v plotle nViout K. ,
CttiTOtury
Hoods arriving ovi\v day.
Dnii't buy until )ou hoc our
extensive lin<?.
Goods won; bought right,
Vu
and our prices are Hook
Bottom. ,
Just received a largo Ship
ment of Celeb; at od Bay State
Shoes, and if You Would
Like to Get the Best Shoes
You Ever, Wore For The
. . o
Price, Buy a Pair of Them.
Those who have worn them
know what thoy are.
We are yours
Very Respect! ally,.?
Tie Famous Gilt Mne Store,
l\ T. Villeplgtie. cProp.