Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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\lY&tdinq ^Lresen tsfy ?? .?* - v ? ?g~ ?' 'Vf~i.fi :m'i ?y ?? '? . ---~. . -. Y\l *ii V t ' r * ? ' ?'?'A 'itiasHng array of Out tu.? lifter t Resigns. BMpS** Sterling Silver in< GOnCQ\\ zb\h fcliupo. $Atna, China, China. ;W#l,?ve tbe Urgent stock latest patterns in high > fc cliijui ever shown in the te^r-Au up- to date stoek of tj&f/or, jf{an<jlng and i'> **Z/ jhg />? |ti' Stall l+amps. "If you vyiah to present your Ifeild With ft suitable weeding lit, dou't fail to inspect .our bck before making your se etion. - , ^Respectfully, Temp d 7)&!Pa$s, N**|. ? Wettfngof the pftufhten, Chapter, fimov wiP JoUo O. Keened ^ ****** "r Pnnfi I 1st Hon d ey fjn (JcroUer hF of Mr*. Bruce Davi?<ftt Road Tax. is called to the adver J Treasurer Hough re ad tax. " TT?e payment %1 exempts the party >91 all road duty daring Residence. ton has moved deace on Fair of the hand tu our oity, and r congratulated <fc DcPrtBb' you will ?g pros." fl keeps ?en Is to ?w oc te the By order Board J^rM, ,^mp. President. - T"? l Tobacco Raising . Hr ?,/. ofc Smith vine, thev result of his ywtrr - ~ 4peunde part of Mr. Evans' ice to the farmers m ifi nod prosper. go-ittla tobacco i more extended scale 3an be erected nearer Jeby^-ttio expense of . J?**y *?uob fttfacftd. everybody to* plant to gooar live ad. in The L ,ar|ll find mote customers abate ver may be your line wbo does not advertise Ired years behind the The people who make "nfe'cShe people who adver in have a good thinjj to sell, ?very cheap, let ths >w by edvertising in The ^rtittnorease K??T??r year falls on Oo JCbl^Jtr-frUi Jews, thongh the observe tbe~Srd W&:; Tbettfe Thank*. ! with to return thank* to thone that attended and assisted at the Box Supper U?t Friday night at Mr*. Myers'. About 4(40 won real ised. W. F. M. < ' for Committee. 4ft *. , ,. Mr, Sam') Boykin Loss* Hul Oin House. We regret exceedingly to lenm that on Wednesday ni?ht last Mr. Ham' J Hoykin, who lives juat below Boy km's depot, lost by tire his gin house and about thirty bales of cot ton. M r. Boykin wan having tho ^jM run at night and u*ed steam power, and it is supposed & epark from the engine caused tlie tire. We learn Lhat there wus no insurant. Death of Miss Fannie JTenktn*. Died in the Bethel neighborhood after a protracted and painfnl ifl new, Miss Fannie If. Jeukine, d ? ughter of the late Mallard D. Jenkins and sister of Mr. S, B. Jenkins. She was a most estim able lsdy and held in high esteem by those who knew her, as the un usual forge cortege which followed her to the grave will testify. She died on the 28ih of Sept., and was buried at Rcuuherts Church on the &9tb? Rev. J. H. Thaeker conduct ing the funeral services. ? Sumter Watchman. Deceased was a sister of Mr. J. M ? J.enkins, o?. Rem bar ts, and Mi c. it iukw) mi wiu^c *yt\yt tiliO Sue has many frinnds in this communi ty who will learn with sincere re gret of her death. HEAL* ESTATE TB ANSFJER3, T. R Team to John H. Harold 187 acres in NO. 16, $1,872 10. K- Villepigne to Leo Williams 25 acres in No. 10, $26. J. S. Trantbam, Sheriff, to Susan S.; Price 2 lots in Camden, on lowor Broad street, $675. ?? N. M. Nicholson to W. D. Barrett 1 lot on upper L;Uleton street, Sl.CfiO. 0. R Ros?ignol to Camden Casket & Ocftln Co., 1 lot $250. B M, and W. II. Pcarce to C. P. Rossignol 1 lot ?^60. L. A. Wittkowsky. Master, to En* torprise Bftilding and Loin Associa tion 1 lot on ft' est Doltalb street, $1,300 Egmont von TrescW to Kiln C. Hailo 1 lot on Fafayett Avenue 8300. Mary J3. Hnilo to W. A. Boykin 1 lot on npper Lyttleton street, $1 ,600. L. A. Wittkowsky, Master, to En terprise Building and Loan Associa^ tion 14 lots on WVet York street, (Halsall property) $1,900. ?arnh Ann Moseloy to W. J. Dunn, 5 13 acres in No. 1, fftyO. PERSONAL. Mr. L. W. Boykin was in CRmden yesterd%y. ? Berv Jatpz Forris is expeotod in Oamden next week. Mr. Jj. M. Brnnbam, of I.ugofif, was fn Camden yesterday. - Mr. J. M. Jenkins, of Kcmberts, was in Camden yesterday,, >Mr. J. "R Kirkley, of Sraithville, | wak in Camden on Wednesday last. Supervisor Pbelps has been in the | opper part of the. county eeyefal deysthisweek. Mri C. J. Nunnery, of Smitliville, was in Camden yesterday and paid U? a pleasant call. Miss Alile Zsmp of Camden spent the day in .,town. ? Watchman & Southern, 1st ineV MW-Bessie Keen, of the LaFayctle Hotel, has returned to her home at Thomafeville, N. 0. Miss Miuinie Withers of Camdi.n visited her aunt, Mrai J. M. Heath, last week ? Lanooater Review. We are sorry to learn that Mrs Cook, of Antiocb, is very sick. Being quite old it is feared that she will not recover. We are glad to learn that Mrs. T. W. B. Smith, of Beulah. who is oriti calif lit* was thought to be a little better yesterday morning. Mrs. Chaa. II. Qrecn, of ?oykins, waa in the oity last Tbufsdnj. She ex^cW- to remove to Spartanburg in the near future. ? Suintor Watch man. ... Mra. Fnrman and children who have been visiting Capt. Jaa. I. Vtllepigtte's family returned to their hom|at Clemson College last Mon day. . _ L Mr. Dtde Rftutn left Wednesday for the Citadel. "KrTBanm 1b one of [ooi mait lrpoW^maoly yonng men and he Will be very much missed here. -The family of Judge W. F. Russell, .of WaeWiU?, have moved to town. f?fc*jr with Mr. and Mrs. 8hannon KirkUnd will occupy the Davis real tlence op npper Main street, and take do ara era. Mt^:jP.Getly?! left last Monday ir the Citadel. Th?a ia Mr. Gtettya* fchlsd year at the Citadel atfd it is ludeedgrattfying UTTeiru tbkt he is doing bo well-there. He is refining doing ao well there. He is refleeting mooh credit upon Kershaw oonnty. Mr. J. A, V aughan is the neit i 8wuthern depot here, ia originally from Pitta* i taore recently of Ga. [e lived In Angneta, Gt,, re. Mr. .Harfneas, the has been transferred Alexander and ttttie ?leaded vieit to ttdteytltfit, llitttarrlim few Tevfc City, Preparing to Build. Our highly cut itemed young friend, , Mi. John Jenkins, the bicycle man, ill preporinj to hulld a residence near the w? kt end of Laureua street.. Already tome of ihe materia! ha? been placed on tho ground. The t>oihUn< is to he a elx room ?rttago, and ?hm completed will he a hand*?mie, cosy little home. It may he ?fck%d hy gome w|,y i . u r bache lor friend i? building? We wi'l tell them a few weeks later. A Runaway. | A mule attached to a wagon ujhJ hflougintf to Mr. Oharlie l) >wey, o ' West Water*?, wbilo in Camden yesterday took freight at someibmy near the Model Home on O'ampbeli ntrcct, and leaving the middle of the street ran on the sidowalk down to the lower part of town. Their wag a bale of cotton on the wagon. Strange to say no one was hurt by the runaway for usually there are a good tnauy people on tbat aldewulk ^specially little children and babies. SHOitT LOCAL ITEM 8 New moon? and now wo will hq^o light. A good shower of rain fell in Camden laat Tuesday oight? ' Our friend* have our thanks for giying us jqulte a ru?h In job print ing recently. H h? now thought that the sham battle by the Kerahaw Guards will . ' ? o ft ? Brick culverts are being put in on tl.o sidewalk crossinus at the inter section of Lyttleton and Boundary streets. llev. W. tM- Duuean preached an interesting sermon to a large and np "/""'"''"f ynorotylinn af. thn Mnthi> dist. church la>*t Sunday nght. " Tho demand for premium ist? of the ?tate fair continues. Write aoon Tor a copy to Thou. W. Ilol loway, secretary, l'omarla, 8. (?. Spaniel II. Chamberlain, former Governor of South Carolina has ar* rived in Columbia to spend tho win. ter thero for the benefit of his health. Mr. Adam Young brought to town a load of wator melope one day thin week. Although late they were as fine a* any we piro seen (his year. It is expected that Gov. Mo Sweeney will paes tu rough Camderj one day neut week ou his way back to Columbia from visiting the Stale farm. Mr. Ben Perry, formerly of Green ville, was a?re?tad in Columbia pri day night by Constable JJateman on tlio charge of illegally trAnsportiog contraband liquors. Owing to Bomfl misunderstanding Rev. Mr. Bozetnan did hot preach in the Baptist church laat Sunday, al though *v food CHngreaaiioa assern *led at the morning hour. Mp^J&s II. Barns is putting an addition ^of twenty five feet to the rear ofiiia store whiph will eon?idora fcly increase his floor ep?c#?. i? il?o j^oing to put a new roof an hisl fctore, The debits on the sidewalk in front of the burnt district is beinp cleared awajr. This is right for tho| people bajc beer tri*mpiog in the widdle of the street qaite long' enough. A movement is on foot to have the roads leading to Kershaw clayed for a number of miles _ou} of town. This is a good thing and we wi-l/ that C*amden would do likewise with the road# loading here. ^ Yesterday was the Jewish XewJ Year and all . Jewish places of bnt<i npss wero closed, A very pretty custom obtains ot\ sending out new year cards to friends, many of them went from Camden. Mary Knox, a colored girl, whose weight is about 98 pounds, picked "430 pounds of oott?.n last Wednes I .day for Mr# L. B. O^burn, who farm* x>n Ool, L. C. Hough's Knox placoin Kerfthaw county ? Kershaw Era. There is a law on the statute books of South . . Carolina prohibiting the sale of tobacco to minora, yet it is no uncommon tight to see boys from Y to 8 years up smoking o:garrette? and chewing tobacco. Do all these users of tobaeoo get some adult to purchase for tbeu>t~ Kershaw Era. Sportsmen* wtiok delight in a da> afield with gun and dog are enter tainlng the brightest hopes for next' season. They believe that there will be a great many quail, The belief that there will be many quail hi induc ed by the fact that May and June were dry months. The young birds flourish beat under aoeh conditions. OoLJohn T. Sloan, the newly elec ted lieutenant governor^ has annenn eed two of hie appointments. Mr. Tillman Bunch of Spartanburg, a nephew of the late George D. Till* man, baa been appointed Journal clerk of the annate, and Mr. II. D. Butler bill oterk, Mr. ltatler oc copied this position under the retir ing lieutenant governor. ? BUsnrntLOQAis. pgr "Don't forget M. H Heyman V Ore aale. Coffins, both plain and the better grades at T. J. Arrant*'. tf. Speaking of docks? Mr. M . H . Hey man has all kinds. 8ALKSMBN WASTED to look . after our latereets in Kenbaw and ?dtoeftt ?nan ties. Salary or ooM Ijuiesfoo. Address IAfteln Oil Oom Tl?e is money ? Go to M. H. Hey UnjkSeifteto - ? - For Sate. ( A deniable r??id< ic# and lot on upper Lyitleton atr ?et. Apply ht this ottlcc or to J. A. Sheorn, Heal Kai Agent. Building Matcrirl For Sale. , Wanted to ?ell bvHditig material of nil kinds. Cur t ach of lirae, cement and laths ju*t leceived, Jk?, H. Hums. If You Want to b? Beloved. Don't contradict people, even if ) on are sure you are ri#ht. Don't be ioquUUlve about th* .iM'.uis of even your moat lutimalu fi if-nd. Don't underate anything bcoausn you don't possess it. Don't repeal gossip, oven If it docs interest a crowd. Don't concludo that you you never had uny opportunities in life. Don't believe ali the evil you j hear. Don't go untidy on the plea thai everybody knows you. Don't jeer at anybody's religious belief. Learn to laugh. A good laugh i* bcttor^heu medicine. Learn to hide your lichen and paint under a pleasant smile. No one oaros whether you have tho ear ache, headache or rheumatism. Learn to attend to your own business ? a very important point. ? Christian World. Low Excursion Rates to Washington and New York via Seaboard Air Line Railway. On account of the G. A. It, Re u -ion at Washington, D. O., the Seaboard A i ? Line will aeil tickets ~ 117 " y~T Ynrt' mn'} return at the following low rales: jfroin Camrlon, S. C., to Washing ton MO; to New York #s20 ; f???m Cheraw, S. C, to Washington, MO; to New Yotk ?20; from Columbia, 8. C., to Wnsliington $ip; to New York |2(): from Denmark, S. CM ? 10.80 ; to N?w York $20. 80 ; from Fairfax, S. C., lo Washington 1 1.30 ; t.o Nhw Y ork $21,3 0 PioportlonaUly low rates will be given from other points on the Sea bourJ Air Line. Tickets will be s?-ld October 3, 4, fj, and fith, and limited J5th. Hy depositing tic kets with Joint Agpnt at Washing ton an extension of limit to Nov. 3rd, will be given on tickets sold to Washington. The fivjb ho'jrri Air Lin? is the short line And direot route lo Wash ington operating the flncst through double dally vestihuled limited trains with Sleepers to New York. Call on nearest Seaboard Age^t for rates. spd information <?r address J. J Puller, Trav. Pass. Agi., Co lumhia, S. C[. Superb Unp of SliV Shirt Waists tn black and colors, at le?? than N'w york prices, at The Qllt E Igo Storo. "President 'Roosevelt, who had to submit to a surgical operation in In dianapolis Tuesday of lant week, on his leg which w*? injured in the trol W car accident, haw had to under go another ainca hie l-e'nrn to Wash. iWton, The second operation, which wtjs performed laM, Sunday, rdvealed tw fset fhat the hone is a'ightly af. Oa Sunday the 29th of September there died the city of Laureoe.an old negro womnn who claimed- to have bceu 12?' years oh J. ^Accord ing to her rjrckoulng $h? was thrf? yttRr*~eM-WDen that immortal paper, tho Declaration of Indepcndoneo was promulgated and a 4'gal'' of 1G wbon George Washington \ became orcsi dent. ' \ ^ An attempt wai made one day last week to assassinate Mr. F. Sehien. a young merchant living wear Boaufort. A uegro 8'uck the barrel of a pistol through tho bide of the building in which he waa and fired upon htm. It is suspected that1 the negro was influcnocd to commit the dastardly act by onenoiea who de sired to get rid of Mr. Schien as a business rival. Best job priming at this ofllco.. 7/ew 'Drug Store. Do you know that tlier* U a new Drug Store in town? It' not call at our store anil sec what a complete ami up-to date Htock of Drugs, Medi cines and Toilet Article# that, we have to otter you at prices j to suit all. I Prescription Department. Accuracy and purity out' strongest point. All orders received are promptly tilled under my personal super vie ion. K. T. GOOUALK. Pliarinacist. Cho Camden rDrug Co. Advertised Letter*. Tbo following is a list of lettere remaining uncalled for in ?ho Cam den post office for tho week ending Sept. 18 1002 Phillm Cherry, Frank Elmore, Louie Fletcher, ^ICIy Parnell. Jolin Knight. Jim Jock ?oi?. Wesley 4|^mc<*. Murry, llcnry Mitchell, W. 8. Matins May bell Hiiro*, Peffv'jr Johowin, Sophy Juno, Hi Buy Kelly, Tildy James, Josle Murphy, Mauttfo Koal. Ida H. Kodgorw, Sl'er Iitnith, ^Jrs J. At Smith, Liila Tiudal, Emma Wesloy. "Tor "nr?t* wrifW TiinTtur -rn?|??'20. '02. Geo. W. Arrants, li. I!, Hlanton, Dili Brown, J. M. Batior, T. S. Boll, \V. W. Cravlon, L I). Evans. Jes sie Gcpnon, W. 11. Hnrcock, H Hill, R. Q. Hinson, H. T. John son, P. L. McNanuhton, ^Ir. 11 McOown, W. P. Mcpherson, John M??rri?nnf John Nnjor, Moaoa Orion, T. J. Rhodes, M. 1* Rally, W. H. RHlclilT, Tom R"0d, Henry W Qnlck J A. Stewart, M A Kliiw, H. F. TfuotufeU. Win Wither* poon, .1 T. Welsh! (ieo. M. Watta, J rho Arl. lh^ov?, Alico Browed, Annie Barnaul E.mna Jones, Annie Moore, Lulu Robinson. Amelia Youdr, Mrs. G. A. Wilson. Parties calling fur Ihme let'ers will pleasu Ht*tou>Au/ uwek they were ndvHi tisod. C. J. Shannon. Sr . P. M. Next we* k look out to*1 Mr. M. H. 1 ley. nan ? Tee Jeweler's windows deonroUrt with tho choicest articles In tt'lyer, cot Gla*s, &c.. ROAD TAX. Notice i? herohv #lven thnt the pay ment of a commutation rotel tax <>f nnc dollar (tU)niH exempt the uarty . paving it from *11 riiad duly durh ?{A the year 1908, aiH that this tax is pnvahlo from OeUiltor 15th , 1902, to February 1st, 1903. W. R. HOUGH, ? Treasurer, K. C. Oct. 3, 1902, :Wood's Seeds. , Crimson Clover ^PlKyieUl under favorable condi- .1 tioiw STtp lO tons of fowl per arre, o/\\ to 2) lonn*of hay and in worth as ft fertilising crop, $20. | to %pil per acre. Full information Is owivuned in our Fall Catalogue just fsaued, whicly^e will mall iree | upon 1 W|ue8ti. j /J Wood's F**IL?atalogue also tells i?H a1*>ut Vegetable and Farm Seed* for Fait Planting, Seed , Wheat, 'Oats, Rye, Barley* Vetches, Grass and Clover Seeds, etc. I Write for Fail Catalogue and pncea of any Seeds desirea. , T.W. WOOD &, SONS, , Seedsmen, ? Richmond, V?. . Zt/ie fDeJfa/b Cotton Sinftciy -will ?* Q?N YOUR COTTON & FURNISH I 6 Yards Second Hand Bagging and 6 Ties For $1.85 . "'S - . OR ? , 9 YardslBaggtng And 6 Tlea For - - - $1.50 J884. /902. HAY I M ? l'ASSftl) TUK l?Hi MILK POST v thk Famous Gilt Edge More Takes pl^asuro in thanking its many friends and customers fur their libfera! patronise during all Iho years thai have parsed, assuring them of our appreciation of p-\8t favor*, and earnestly soliciting a continuation of' their good will, con lidoneo ami patronage. Vvh conic* before you hotter pre pared than ever before in iho history of tho business, to meet tlio (1< mauds ot tho trade, and with the Hock Bottom prices of our gou<l.?, shall make it decidedly to your advantage to place your orders With u*. Our stftrk of Dress Goods, including tho up-to-date novel ties in I bis line, is complete in all of its details, and wo corv diilly invito an inspection of samo. TB The most extensive line of Silks we have ever shown, and f , w. kCt, .? v,.*.. goods and their prices will captivate you. We are displaying the oust boauUtul lino of Silk Shut. Waist in black and colors, ever brought to this ^market, and selling them at ]?ri<5VB that will not be duplicated oven in ill? ?ity of New York. Ah they miiMt.be seen to bo appreciated, .. we beg that, you see our lino before purchasing. Wo are 1r ?aire that wo can pleas?, you, We havo also, a superb uasurt incnt of Sliirfc Waiats iu tlio ?iheapor qualities ranging in price from 60o $bp; nmVtlte ? j?o.3t * xtensivc line of shi? t W aist material cwr carried ill the city of Oamdcn. 4 >EPHINE girdle: We handle tlie cdcbiattd Thompson Glovo Fitting Gor ge ts in many styles and qualities, Call and see some of the newest stylos; as fur comfort and durability they aro unex celled. Oi\r stock of Notions and Gents* Furnishing Goods WM never more complete; and as to prices they are Hock Bottom. When needing anything in this line* don't fail-to give us a_ call.- - i Clothing, Clothing, Clothing! Don't miss the opportunities that we are offering in this line Boys7 Suits, in all qualities from 8 to*fP^resrs. BAY STATE SHOES in all kinds, qualitiei~and Don't buy until yon see thom. We can sa*& >ott^itie a great deal of it; besides giving yon the b^t service ! be had in shoes of any kind.*' . ?' Headquarters for ^argelings, Mattings, Rugs, &c., and yon will be surprised to know how are selling. ? We Wk take great pleasure in all of onr lines; and trusting that yon will presence very soon, we are yours Very Respectfully