The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 19, 1902, Image 2
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Remittances by checka,draftH and postal
money orders should bo mafic pavabie
to W. L. MoDOWELL,
___ Camden. 8. O.
Arrange your plans early to attend
the 84th Annual State Fair at Colum
bia Oct. 28th to 31 nt.
fi
Farmers ! Hring or Bond the fruits
of your labors to the State Fair at
Columbia, Oot. 28th to 31st
Exporionfce and observation are
our best tCftobors, lionco tho neces
?ity to visit the next State Fair.
If you have anything to exhibit at
the State Fair send to Secretary Hoi
lowuy, Foroaria, S. C., for l'reiuium
list.
Remember that those who ndvor
tiso with us are the oncn who want
your trade. When you Bell your
v cotton don't fail to go and see thorn.
The man who makes a bettor
thing of his business than others,
does so by rendering service for
which the people aro willing to
pay. ? Ex.
The attend anee at the opening
of Davidson College, N. G., last
week broke all records. The Col
lege dormitories are all full, atid
thirty-five students have boon
placed in private residences in the
villege.
Wo h avc a great admiration for
the Columbia Str.to and its able
editor but it appears to us that its
claims for defeating John Gary
Evans ia a little egotistical. Of
pourao it helped to do tho work but
it. might bo a little moro mugnani
inouB and not claim all tho credit. ?
GafTney Ledger.
CAPT. HEY WARD TO THE
PEOPLE.
In a card to the Democratic votors
of the State Cupt. D. (J. iloy ward
publishes the following :
It in with n aense of profound
gratitude, mingled with a sense of
the Rolemn responsibility involved,
tlmt I tender you my heartfolt thanks
for yonr trust and confidonco ns linn
beon evidenced by the votes i/ivon
n>o in the recent , primary. From
every county and town, from oyery
preoinct and hamlet have I boon re.
membf red. with trust and honor by
my countrymen of our Ktato. With
appreciation far too deep for ppcech,
and with thanks. that cotno from my
heart, I pledge you again by our
sacred tradition** and by our glori
ous history, by all that we hold dear,
to do all in my power to prove
worthy of this great gift ? tho confl
dencc and trust of South Carolin?
ians. I"). C lleyward
Walterboro, S. C., Sept. 14, 1902
? ? ?
Items Over ilio State ami
El so where.
Sunday was the anniversary of the
death of Presidont McKinley.
Japan has an avenue of trees fifty
miles in longth. Tho troes arc the
?yptomcra, quite straight, from 130 to
150 feet in height, and twelve to fif
teon feet in circumference.
Dr. John Mathews, pastor of the
MeKendree Church, of Nashville,
Tenn., has just finished tho first vaca
tion ho has taken since he entered
Iho ministry, fifty- seven years ago.
Hyman, thu young merchant who
mysteriously disappeared from Tini
monsville, has turned up in Louis
ville. Ky., safe and sound. Ho evi
dently knew when ho had stayed
long enough in Timroonsvillo.
The 6hio mau who buried $2,000
in gold in 1860 and has just found
-it, la not. so much out of pocket by
loaiag over forty years interest as
one night suppose, for the bank in
whieh he would have invented it failed
In 1878. \
Mr. John MoLaiwhlin, of
Matthews, htCJost sold his tobacco
the yialjrTon 20 acres. $3,000.
It oost him #60 0 to maks this tobac
oo. Nat profit' on 90 aerea of land
X which la not ba A farming.
Several other farmers bare sold iheir
at aatiafaotoey prt?a* and
Dr. J. I*. Jones, ft noted educator,
died in Columbia tliiB week. He
was for a number of years president
of tho Columbia Female Oolloge.
The funeral took place fn>m tbe
Whaihington street Moth 9 <1 1 s t
churcli Tuesday afternoon.
The poatoftice at Clemson College
was broken iuto Friday morning
about 2 o'clock and the sate blown
open by burglar*. One hundred an/
ten dollars in money and $150 ir
stamps, a registered letter and twt
registered paekgos wero stolen.
ffeven persons are reported dead
In Klamtia, Indian Territory, from
inhaling pari# green which hud beer
applied to wormdnfested eottoi
plants. Owing to tbe dry weather
it is supposed tho poison in the form
of dust was absorbed by the victim a ?
four men and jthrcc women ? who
were at work in the flold.
A most unusual thing has 00
curred in tho State election in Geo
gia. It. B, Ku?sell was nominated
without opposition for the judgeship
of the supreme Court, western circuit.
Hince the renignation of Justice Hull
Lewis from the supreme bench Mr.
Kusucll has entered tho race fur that
position also, and tho secretary of
state has ordered his name added to
the ticket, makes it appear for two
different offices on the samo ballot.
In the supreme court raco be has two
opponents. Should lie lose in this
raco, bo will bo sure to win in the
other as he is alone in the race for
tho lower court. The like of this has
never happened in a Georgia elec
tion.
James McConnoll, tho Anderson
young tnun who attempted suicide in
Hart county, Ga., on the day follow
ing his marriage ubout throe woekfi
?go, un acconnt of which wuh pub
lished at the time, whs brought to
Anderson yesterday, and in at the
home of his father, K. T. McCennell,
at the Cox mill, liis young wife,
who has been bis devoted nurse
ever since tho deplorable occurrence,
came with him. It ia said that tho
young man in getting along very
woll, and that there aro very fair
chances of his recovery, though lie is
not vet out of danger.' Tho physi
cians who have been attending him
nay it is almost a miraclo that he
I mis lived this long. ? Anderson Cor.
to Columbia State.
A special to the Columbia State
from Baltimore dated S*>pt. 1<>, nays:
| George W. Williams, aged U8, of
Yorkvillo, S C., is at. the city hos
pital undergoing Pasteur's treatment
for the bite of a dog received at his
home Sep. 12. On that date he was
playing with a pot dog in the yar<i
of bin residence when the animal bit
him. Tho dog ran down street bit
ing other dogs and rata. The ani
mal was dually killed, its bead cut
off and sent to the 1'usti ur depart
ment of tho College of Physicians
and Sergeons of thiw city and <ie*
velopments are being waited. Mr.
Williams has ono deep incision and
several scratches on his right wrist,
lie will be in the city hospital about,
21 divyo. His condition Is not look
ed upon as serious
Mr .J. K. Normont has been offored
the position of private secretary tu
Gov. Hey wood ami he hut? aoceptod.
This authorativo announcement waft
made here 1 ant oveniug, and at the
same time it was stated tliat in ac
cepting this place Mr. Normont
would not completely sever hie pros
ent newspaper connection. ?; Those
South Carolinians who had not the
pleasure of knowing Mr. Norment he
fore this summer, hocainc acquainted
with him through his reports of the
campaign meetings made for The
News and Courier and The State.
But a groat many in almost every
town and villn^o in South Carolina
know Mr. Normont. personally. For
qulto h number of j'ears he has boon
the traveling representative of The
News and Courier and in that capaci
ty has formed the acquaintance of al
most overy man of prominence in (ho
State, and, it may bo added, ho in
not entirely unknown to tho ladies.
Mr. Normout in a citizen of Darling
ton county. He is a young gentle
man of tho highest character, polish
ed manners and courteous demeanor.
With his other attainmmonts, the
fa:*t of his extended acquaintance in
the State will make him peculiarly!
acceptable as private secretary. It
will ho remembered that at the clos
ing meeting of tho campaign the
candidates presented Mr. Norment
with a handsome loving oup in testi
mony of liia impartiality ami eour*
tesy during tho trying canvass of
the State. ? State, 18th.
Box 8uppor,
A box supper will be held at the
residoneo of Mrs. J. W. Myers, near
Mt. /ion church, Friday night,
Sept. 26, to finish paying balance
on church organ.
Saw no Reason for Swoavlnp,
General Grant was asked why ho
vcr swore. He replied: "Well,
when a boy I had an aversion to
swearing. It seemed useless, uti
unnecessary habit, and besides T
saw that swearing usually aroused
a man's anger I early had a de
sire to have complete command of
myself. I noticed when a man got
angry his opponent always got tho
better of him. On that account
aUo I determined to refrain from
swearing. Then the swearing men
of ray acquaintance when a boy
were not the best men I knew. 1
never saw any reasons for swearing.
All were against it.*1 ? Lancaster
Review.
If you will try you can see your J
own faults Jus* the same as those
of anolhsr, bat you will not get so
maeh satlsf action oat of UlfclBM
?
The Beautiful Mammoth Store
Announces "
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Tl^o Arrival <,'1' thoin. Great, Fall titock, Consisting of Dry Goods,
Clothing, Bhoos, 1 1 at#, and caps, Groceries, Crockery and Ha^dwaie,
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a isrn iiAUMr^q
J^urn itu?c
Wo have secured the latest Novelties and styles in the different
markets and kindly ask our friends and the public, at large to give us a call. Our lTurni
ture Department up- stairs we ask you to inspect.
BY THE CAK LOADS we have just received now buggies,
wagons and beautiful harness to suit all, and we offer them at the lowest prices ever sold.
It is impossible to enumerate all we keep in our new Mammoth Establishment.
P lease (jive us a call.
For Sale.
Desirable building lots in Kirk
wotM.lP, facing the golf links, Coun
try Club and the now tourist ho
to!. Kroutagc, 105 feet; depth 250
foot. Apply to J. A. Shoorn, Agt.
July 4th ? t f .
Town Residence For Rent.
My residence on F?ir street now
occupied by Mr. T. K. Lowrjj. Pos
session given Sept. 1st. Apply to
Mr. H. G. Carrison.
H. Amnions.
0/*. Srnost S/i rasing ton,
upictciii ci nb ?>urc}eoM,
Cam <J?n, <5. C.
Ollko in Bank of Cntnden Building.
Residence, Fair street. (S. N. Sowell
Rosidonco.")
SR. Stecdman,
Cotton f&iiijer.
Office at II. G. Garrison's.
Pint form in Rear.
Notice.
On October Slh, 1U02, the Board of |
Control will elect a disponser and a
Clerk. Parlies intending to apply for
either of said plaees mint file their ap
plication nut later than September 29th,
1002, By order ot the Hoard of Control.
II. Truesdol,
Clerk.
Sept. 12, 1902.
lax Notice.
Office of Treasurer Kershaw Conn-)
ty Oatnden. Sf. C., Seut., 0th, 1902.C
In accordance with the act to raise
supplie* ior flacal year commencing
January 1st. 1902, notice is herobv given
that the Treasurer's office of Kershaw
! county will bo open for the collection of j
taxes from the 15th day of October, 1902,
until the 8l8t day of December, 1902.
The rate per centum for Korahaw coun
ty is as follows : Mills
S'tate Taxes 5
School Taxes 8
County Taxes 4
Hail Road Taxes 2^
Total 14?$
Tho following Special levies hayc been
made alHo: Mills
Special School tax DistrictNo. 1. 8
Sporia! School tax, District No. 1,
/'for interest on School Bonda
Graded School lluildinK. Mills
District No. 1 X
Special School tax District No. 1, 8
' ... 2.1W
? ? 4, 8
? ... 7( 3
. ... 10 8
' ' 11,2
? - ' ' 12,8
? 17, 3
' ? ' 18. S
All information as to taxes will to for
ntotod apon application.
No list of mhss for tax receipts will
to rtcslrtd avion the amoost oi t*\
t
O+Tnm \
OR. FENNER'6
GOLDEN RDUEF
CUTS CWBtS ANY CRIP
COL&S
BRONCHrns
[ SOKETrtWMT
^ . _?NrURALC>IA
INSID$ OR OUT DJARRHCCA
In 1 to 8 minutes 2te, 60c.. $ 1 .
For sale by>F. M. Zemp A DePuss.
lax Executioms.
South Carolina ? Kershaw County.
Under ami by virtue of sundry la*
executions to me directed, I will pro.
coed to sell, before the Court House
door in the city Of Camden, on tlio firet
Monday in Ootobor, during tho legal
hours of e?le, the following described
real estate, to wit
420 acres in school distirct No. 17,
Watcroo township near White Pond
bounded by lands of Hose, Hoes and
Mobley. Levied upon ?b the property
of M. Baum.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pav for pa
pers. J. S. TKANTll AJ>',
8. K. C.
Citation.
South Carolina ? Kernhaw Couuty.
Hy C. 0. Ilaile, Probate Judge.
Whereas, Alma Kelly made
suit to mo, to grant her letters of Ad
minisrralioti of the estato of and eft acts
of J. I). Ktdly, deceased, of Ker
shaw County
These are therofore to oite and admon
ish all and singular the kindred and the
creditors of tho said ?T. 1). Keily, of
Kershaw county, deceased, that they
be and appear before me, in the Court of
Probate, to be held at Camden, S. C., on
the 4th ilav of Ootober, 1902, after publi
cation hereof, at 11 o'clock in the fore
noon. to show cause, if any they have,
why tlje said administration should not
be granted.
Gi'on under my hand this 19th day of
September, A. I)., 1902.
Published in tho Camdon Chronicle on
the 19th day of September, UH)2.
o. c. ii Aim,
Judge of Probate.
Auction Sale.
Our buyer is In New York* Is in the
auction oales, wherilTs sales and alt1
other place* *n got 'em cheap every day
in the year except Sundays, tie watches
for bargain a, al?a<in tho best ? never
touches trash ? grabs them, fires them to
Camden to Caudell , and always writes
"(tut 'em cheap? sell 'em cheap and
quick." Keep tho ball rolling and Cad
dell does it. We have not tried to sell
all the good* in Camden, but We set in j
to sell our share, and the be?t evidence
that wo are doing the people good is the
fact that they come back to ua. We are
fair and square? nothiag about as ex
cept we get good goods ? g?t them choap
and sell them cheap. We believe we are
coin* to build a big basinets here in
Camden for we have started oa the H /'ht
track. We are not going to k*e *j
head ; the more trade the people f\';j
the cheaper ,we can **** to'l
need to them. Drop ia, see
"viM
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D. G. ZEIGLER,
Architcct1 : : : Sumter, S. C.
Expert consultation on all matters per
taining to buildings. Remodeling of ex
isting structures a specialty. oct26
MONEY TO LOAN. ~
On first Mortgagee on improved farms
at seven per cent. in',er$*t on sum* of
$1000.00 and over, and eight per cent
on sums of less than $1000,00. No com
missions charged. Busy terms. Ap
ply to
J j. A. Wittkowsky, Camden, S. C.
or C. L. Winkler, 41 Park Row,
Sept 12. ... New York,
J. 13, Montgomery J. Chisbolm
Montgomery and ChisMni,
Contractors Si Builders,
Ca.mdkn, S, C.
Estimate* furnished. Patronage so
licited ami satisfaction guaranteed.
July 15 ? lyr.
Removal Notice.
To our Patrons and the Tub
lie Generally: ?
Wo have moved our Block
of Drugs, fixtures, etc., and
you can now find us at the old
Capers' store, one door south
of the Farmers & Merchant
Bonk. Wo thank you for past
favors and solicit a coritinu
ancc of your patronage.
Respectfully,
Chas. P. DuBoso,
Prescription Druggist.
GEO. S. HACKER & SON.
? KANUTACTURBfifi OF ?
Doors, Sash, Blinds,
Moulding, Building Material,
? Sash Weights and Cord. *
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Purchase oar makef, wliith
we guarantee superior to an;
told South, and thereby save
rfoney.1 _
\ Window and Fancy Glass a
gUalif , July i'?.1
KXTKAOiiiJlNAKV LOW KA'J'KS VIA THIS SOUTH- *
KItN RAILWAY TO WASHINGTON, I>. C.,
A N!) KKTUKX, A( COl'NT RKUN LON" G. A. H.t
OCT 11 in. 1 002. ? ? '
Tu kos v i , l).> so'fl o/t, 4 , 0 w*h firm] limit
Oct. ISl'i, J'.y ilc posit :n^ tirlfbt with joint agent at
Washington not later than VJ\oVl..i*k noon of Wednesday, .:
JGfli, a.-. 1 on payment of lev of 50 cents, an extension
of final limit to November 3rd, ji?02, may bo obtained.
blop overs pi . liuitted going and i ('turning, within certain
limit*; particulars on application.
Side trip tickets on 6a 1?* irom \\ axhingion to near-by bat*
tjr fields and many historic, points in Virginia, Oct. 6 -14th 1*
inclusive. limited to return within frive days. ,
Southern Railway operates superb through trains with
sleeping cars, dining cars and vcstibhn d coaches from princi
pal points. Fast Schedules.
For further information see any agent, or write, W. H,
Tayloe, A. O. V. A., A lanta, G'a. R. W. Hunt, J). P. A.,
Charleston. S. O. W. A. Turk, P. T. M., Wanhftigton, DC.,
S. if. II it rd wick, Washington, I) (
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GLENN
SPRINGS
MINERAL
WATER.
Nature's' Greatest Remedy
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FOR DI8tA8E8' OF THE c '
Liver, Kidneys, Stomaoh
and Skin.
Physicians Prescribe It,
Pationts Depend on it, and
Everybody Praises it
For Halo hy <ii<k Camden X>i*nj>- Oo.
aiid Zeiiip Ac S
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STILL GOING ON. PLENTY OF PLUMS LEFT AT ZEMP &"
DEPASS' OLD STAND. PRICES SLAUGHTERED FOB |
Into TIME TO CHAE/QE. "J
W. H. ZENIP. 2=33
Ginning, Cheap
'Aivn lUUli IIIUIIB HA Tlllli PRICES!
? ZB^GrGIl<r<3- .AJiTID TIB^!
9 Yards new '2 pound Bagging and G Ties * Vv* $ 1.00
Ginning
75 .
Total coat $ 1.75
6 yards new 2 pound Bagging and 6 Ties, ? HO
Ginning
75
Total cost
0 yards second hand 2 pound Hugging and G Ties
Ginning
1.55
76
75
Total cost. $ 1.60
60
75
uSL
VSS
6 yards second hand 2 pound Bugging and G Ties,
Ginning
Total coat w
JJpur new 70 saw MUNGKll gins and ull%fippliances to
lu ep saws sharp.
The best system of ginning, because it gives the best re- y.
suits. We can gin a bale in 12 minutes. ^
We buy your seed or return it to you as you wish. Give
us a trial and wiH never leAve us.
we ark now Ready to gin.
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Branch of 86aUwrn Cotton OU Comply.
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