The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 31, 1902, Image 3
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F? * reliable, eiiergKtc iw^i
*eU *ewlng DjnchiUfs ami collect.
P^SouaU -Io K*rahaw c?iuniv. !
contract to ifgbt party/ Ad- j
itfi J. VV. Toucy; Aeoni., The j
iger Mfg.- (Jjmpany, Columbia, ;
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? Preacher Killed.
g$ IJUtiojvvllla *pt>td?l to th^
tie dutf.d October 2 i> ? hj jiovs :
'Tho Jl? v. Thomas &i ti n<!v i> tt a !'? h
frowiuoDl jcrJ'mil UaptUt preachc*
raa run over by a traio at this
depot tbifi <? f'.orhoon and inn* a n ( 1%
killed. He *raa attempting to or n?h
eel ween box cars ou tbci s'.do ti :?<k
When the catq cumo together ai.?i
nauajNV h??n, M:s li'ndv wna it ??
ribiy m a ngl?t(T a ti'HI lie" died IpatH Ti7
ly, A Jury of ipqurat wua M:n.>
thoo>71 by Muijistrate Hliamo, n?d
after hearing the ovldeju-.e rciidfted
a verdict tbaL he came to lis death
by ilia own garcieesne^a *'
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psii?ona?.
: Mrs. :jS. C? Atbo was in fannim
this week
Mr. P. McDonald, of Helhone, was
irj Camdeii Jtjjie week- 7 .
Hoi?. W. K. Thompson, of Libei tv
Hilt, wee in Camden ono day this
week.
Mr. H J. Munn, of DeKalb, epeni
a few^iours in Camden tbU morning
[iin Uia finy to the fair. -? -
IittUe Art?H?r Deal has sufl3(>lfr?itit>
^-recovered from bis recent accident
to be able to bu at work again. *
rr Mr: W : "A . Hcbroek who iiaa been
-onfined hie room for aWvernl
weeks ie able to be out again.
Mf. K. O. W Inst lor visited Now
York the week on buaioesa e< n
ueeted with the Hotel Kirkwcod.
fhavi* returned to Camden much to!
the doligbt*" of their many friend*
bore. ''
"Dr. K. F. Horton, of Ileatli
Springe, papM>d tbrou?> I* Oamden yes
terday morning on bia way to the
jSlAte fair JWd paidue a plesant call.
f Mr. W. /L.. Oarlacd, 'who hn? spent
several winters in the livc-ry buafrit sy
here is in town this week to m?ke ar
| ratae wents for opotil ng up lore for
anotJTcr season.
JJ. P. 0, Entertainment.^"
The following ia the program of
$he entertainment to be uiven by the
of tfid Oonfcde|j*ey at. tb*
Op^rR Houee on the evening of Nov.
6th : -?
PAliT I
The Sniggles Family.
, AVi.iowjSRigglei Misa Yaughan
ppuipf Ann Mits J oe Shannon
Jeruehy . Miss Aiico Corbet t
Angellaaa I^geitia fHopla
M|afl Lotflo Boykln
Felicia Teresa Miss Annie Johnson
Meh> table Mtas^Jieila Boykin
Angina Pectoris Miss Kate Lenojr
I Ktoetori* Cassandra fifiaBHpsa-Jacob
son
Jemima Miss Eva Bl>.ekwell
|P
*1 Solo
Italian
foal Solo
PAHT IJ.f
I *- l\
Mft.Qctn llhaiue
Misa Lao# j
. "Klsa Cora Cmison
- PART II r.
* TEe ^uifet Family.
Mr. Henj llihba __ />Mr. Wallace
"r. Baraabv Bibbs Mr. Workman
Park# Mr- Newton Boykin
JJr. Yates
Bibbfl Mks Ancram
Bernaby Bibbs Miss Cot* Carr) |
tt
"*1 '^ Stimmei s Miss Jordan
ffitt Miss Brailsford
MtM O. Itobrason Heard From.
days. ago. 'The writer at one time
lived in Camden and his letter may 1
*8 Sf iftUresT lb aome of bis old
liUAyk4ft ? iinviv^ -
ftrtvptiv tiwitri
V-JjOfl^AngeTes, CaT , Qot |lj '9.
t]^r,
Oaoodenj 8 C.
l>sar friend if Comrade t? In
looking over the, "Confederate Veto
ran" of a 1 ale date saw your icquiry
in regard to myself, it has been
many a day since yon. .lake DePass
and myself left Johnson's army
drawn op to an r render In tf. C.f and'
concluded .not to snrrendex?not
[knowing the sad end was so near,
[it is pleasant to be rememtored by
'4Hir distant friends- So J hasten to
frtyr some aecoant of myself. I
[uved fn He&pbis, Tenn.. until about
seven years ago, when I moved t?
Los Angeles with my famllj? ? wife
[and air children. My . two brothers
-?nl .Meq in Memphifl...
county To five in,
4he-olhnate -to- simply grand? 'Stt m?
me r cool and winter - warm ? in forty!
tttantea w* can take a swim in the!
ooiran or jplay snow bill on Mount
ilson.
t'fe^-^Ween wanted tojvteU old
[Camden*, and possibly may, some
[day. if I Am not ordered across' the
" ' thaw-always been hoal
obanpas are I will last a
4|ttite a cood tuany old
i here. I aim vice com.
Oinpm u. 0. V. Tbey
m
m
ot
W - P***h Oyster*,
'Uiifc Norfolk oyster*' now
kept <Y?n??taiilly on hand by Mr.
\V. T. iNramourt. When . ?u wn>t
a rtrft-cMen fry or ?i?-w ea'l at i he
C'niO'len Kest%ut sui, corm r of Main
ahd DtKalh .*tret>t?. Served vn
the very bett in auy way de
?irtdM
? I lO ? xjfc
Notice. c,4/
Kugiihl) Bros. have Nlwav?> en
deavored to satisfy the ptifouo in
avery re*pairt\iin.d in their n?*
?? H ?" 1 1? r ?, oiio 'door In low i). l{. j
Hio-oo'rt, will uot only cut y? ?)?
Imir uml shay.Cs joo at listieally >i iv j
?Ul manacuru your hind?, cxtixtj
yoUl cunt, massage your face m ?i j
|? V: m 1 . Hjg . . .biiLfcXiJLi llcii il >' -a* it ijmt
ilmic, Their yliii opotl iat parlor it*
rear of shop will ho i#mly in n J. w
<t 8 They wiab to Lhauk yon
kindly for yon r past patronage ????<
trust hy their Hf'orta to pleahe ir
retain your oonfldenee.
English Brother.
Advertised Letter#.
Tho following is a Hat of let!en?
remaining uncalled fr?r in .tho C??m:
den post oftlce for ilto week ending
Oct. u mot}
Geo Cook. W II Bradley, Joe
Munroe Carlos, Many 8 JJtisbj-ne.
C? \V Boykin, Hob Cantcy, James I*,
ftranham, H II Wood, Tom NVeet'ey
id), one returned to writer for 0 A
IjMnton.
LilVfi Johns, ^co D-ivis,
Lcstde l)ean, Mary Hampton, Elim
Weslherry. Marry Smith, Nora l>?r.
iiie. Mrs H E Hrunao'n.
For the week ending Oct 23, M)S
Jas G Hftiley E-cj , L Brown, W
H JJown, pjj?q., Pink Buri#, W (,
liable, Ghihlcrs AWesd, Hinry 0:iM?
Bert Davie, W J Drakefard, . I anus
t"X,lFr'**TiO'w' "" I" * "Tl" "17 lit
son, II II Holland, Kbdmrcl Hunb*r.
0 I, Jono*, Ken., 0 W MotfcaklJI, (1)
(3 W MeCaskill (9), A O Mcleod, h
C Morris, J M J'oetor. Herman
Amon Head, I) J Robertson, T
liushinO, T li Ppftrrow, Unhurt
Thomas, Lee Thowjs. Loak \Y ai 1 ,
Johnny Washington, 0 il \Vula"i?,
W II Wood, i
Mr b A 0 Adams, Maggie A rlae^",
Lizzie Brnn?o?, Rebecca Cojbe;!,
Hostf ^frti neon, M o gum Hende'?im
di .hnson, Ma'tie T Murry, Pet N ? i ' ,
Lvdia Picket, Ester Preston, I'a'py
Singleton. Mrs. J O Tiwmns, Rosa
Whltaker, Virginia Wilson.
A Jv DeRooset* Charlie ji^Ti?, 1]
C Hamlin, |$ D flurris, J W Trut'
ham, A Spradloy, Wm Strong.
Bell Bard, Sailio E Bowen, Nho
nte Bievard, Florenco Welsh, Mrs
H T Myers, ^ra ^ Sraltli, oarub
Wiley.
ParlieB calling for thceo iettera
will please atMte what week tbey were
advertieedt
(J. J. Hhaknon. Sr., y. M.
Compositions Froth the Camden
(traded School
' SOME GREAT. GENERALS
Washington was born in Westmore*
ln ml County, Va. He was very daiin'~!
lew in evefy thing, and when he aud hi*]
play nyxfeH would play at pchool be.*.?s !
alway/ the general. Jflo wfnt to school i
at. an fold conntrv school house,.
Whin Washington went to school, be,
vai tavght a little aritbmclio, reading
and s^rveyln^. When he Was about
flfteenror sixteen veara of ege. ha was
asked to ?urY6T Lord Falrfax'B lands
Ha was the first white man that eve*
went ell over his lands. He waa paid
very well for It, about twenty-ode dollars
a day. . , j
The French people olalmed all ihe |
Iftud weatof the Appalachian mountains. ,
Tho Ei.glLdi " WOUla not let the K rer ieb |
have it beeause it belonged to them.
Then the. trouble -began,- Tiia fovctiw
sent Washington to ask the French please
10 get aff their |an4' This the French
wouldnfrde. England sent a general
.turned Braddock and his troop**. Brad,
dock did not know liuw to fight with the
Indians. The Indite helped the Fretfcfe.
He meOe them stand op like in a regu
lar war and the. red cqsta jBarfi-guod
marks for the Indiana to shoot. Ri Ad
dock w?a finally killed and Washington
taok his plaoo and defeated the Frouuh,
The Revolutionary War began in 1775
and eud^d in 178.1. Tfio Americans had
?ery bad times during the war. The
ttrst T*al bittle was at Lexington. April
19, 1776. The Amertoans beat the Qroat
English Nation. Washington was the
first president, he was served * with
great hqnor. He was president two
terms and was asked again but he
wonlda't take it. Tly&n he went to bis
home, and died in 1779,
Halite Carrlson.
Age t l~Orade 8.
Lee was one of ttfe greatest general*
of America Ife waa born at Stratford,
Virginia. His father died leaving him i
very yonnu, therefore fell on him the I
task of caring for his cngtiker. who was 'in
invalid. He was a v??# tender-hearted
boy and watched very tenderly oyer hie
mother- [X
He went to a very ptar school at flr?t,
MAMj&JUiA the b##fc that the people of
that day could aflford. Me took advant
Lago.of all the opportunities that canu* to j
[ him and he studied yery faithfully.^
He af&rWardo ?i'?i w Weal Point, j
where he took a very loch Mend emongj
his classmates. He die not receive a i
ainglo demerit while thene.
During thV^Mextaan War-he was ap
pointed Civil Engineer under General
8oottr where he performed bis duty moet j
f?nrce**lully.
~ He wue holding ft fttaUfan In the North*
e?rf army when the Civil War broke out.
He did riot givo np his position at once,
bat as soon as Virginia seceded, he -gave
it Up.ftnd took hla ??nd with his dear old
ss
on a?ter V irginia seceded, he was
iated eonunj?nder?ltt-chiefof?He Con*
rate Army.
L<* 'fought Sv?flae Very s?ecce?sPcit bat
tles and often With his
*JW, Wwaal&A4t*
? strong Union Army
Completely scatter lu
Althoarh he had to
rroitiiscituuti Items,
The first north r n winter' #iu*Ih
[ are expelled to Htrive ue*t Mmdny
; at. (iohkirk I on.
J Because of tho { -jod (-unitary con- I
dilmn* pot in lorcr during tlje a toon i
I CflU Vfireoiml inn nf II iviin^ ^fj4- '
single ci4ao( yehov f over Inn* oc
currtd in that city tins y^ar .
A solitary nmn h. Id up a . (rata in
Aloutauu Ho ki. ? ?l tie* oog nt-fr-i,
robbed tlit? I rain a id then wVnt on
? uiw way. A ruWf d ot $5.du0 tj>> s
j Seen ofl\?red for i h bo li , dead or
alive.
! The ot; fiO of Buftov Kvai a who
I *as tri<-cl for tho murder ?>f ,7 ,J
((jriftin ovor a year aj.ro, whs con
elnocd in Columbia N-it.udav and r??
eyltrd in biamqUil.l a.'tur tl.e jury
?had boon out but f. few minute.*
Mr. It l',u,nmiigT*M(t.v, you? post
hod <d" Mr. and &lr?. P. T Twitty, of
Heath ?wj>rinu?i4 ^ 'H}it Fridax night
ol tyjhoid fevor. Dec ased was n
brother ?of Mr. Will Twitty who
clerked here a few yeara ajjo for Mr.
A. P. lirowu uul was jtjH t 21 ymrs
of a^n.
-The United Btalra government
will open a naval roeiui tng station
in Spartanburg on November 17, for
the pmp?Se of securing recruits for
? ho IJ ailed states navy. The station
will be kept open nntil Nov<*mber
22. These stations are being opened
at points all over the ountb.
Yesterday afternoon -quite a sori
ou? accident happened to a colored
boy near, the 0 wmd en junction. In
attempting to jump from the train
ho was throwiy^under the cor wheels
and one }e;< ertuhod. Ho w b
brought t ? I'mii'lcn and bi6 log am
putated by Dr. A. A. Moore*
Prince Henry of Prussia, is insured
agrtinst assassination. Tnc policy is
for $900,000, which sum is not pay-.
/ ?)>]<? If) /">f sfsialh //Am .w>y -* 1 '? ??* '
oanse~" th-uT that B.ipnlmpd The
prince entered into this pco.dur in
suranoe airan?emen( when he sailed
for the l'!ast to"*take command of
the German float in tho Chinese
waters n fow years n^o,
1 he adjutant general's i.flioo is in
comepondenco with the waV depart*
inent at \\ Hsh'imtoo with reference
? o the new uniform recently adopted
bv tin- Unltod Stales lumy, at'd it is
littelv n?ot stilt 0 malitia will be
similarly (quipped soon Tho uni
form its dark green and is sn;d io be
i^kjich moro serviceable than the one
in prrpent use. ? 'Columbia K coord
'A*'.V Church nr parsonage or in
stitution fiuppntted hv voluntary
contribution will be uiven a liberal
quantity of the Longman & Mar*
tid?z Pair?is whenever they paint.
jNfoin ? Tlila hae bten our custom
for twentj -seven yeara ; nn v build*
ing not , satisfactorily pnlntyd will
be vtcpa^ntod nt our expense j about
one gallon of UfrsWd ()il to b<? ud
ded Vo every KhIIou ot i>c puint to
muke readv for ti?e ; it's mixed iu
two minute?, and the cost of \\u>
paint thereby reduced to about
30 per gallon.
Yearly product over one ml|lton
gallons. ^ Apply to any of our
agents, /filwaya tho bent merchant
It) eWy city or town In the U?iled
Htat^s. Longman A Martinez, Sole
Agents. J. II. Hurnea, Camden;
I tt. B. Boiling, Lnekoow. ^
Jf, Steedman,
I (Cotton ^Buyer*,
Office ot CaiTison'B.
Platform in Rear.
Auction Sale.
Qor buyer .Ja in . New- York- - I* iu the
auction vol eu, sheriff'* sales and nil
other places to get Vm cheapevery day
In the year except Suudav*. II? watchos i
for bargains, always the- best? n?rer;
touches tTaah^'iffabs Iherii, Ares them to
Camden to riadd4u\and nlwavs writc?
"got -cheap ? sell Vm cheap and
quick." Keep the j/all rolling and Cud
dell does it. We liare nrit tried to pell
tdl the goods in Camden, but we net In
to sell our share, and tho best evldonoe
that we aro dr>ing the people good it the
fact that they come back to ua. We are
(air and square? nothing about ua ex.
ucpt we got good gooda ? get them cheap
and sell them cheap. We believe we are
going to build a big business here in
Camden for we havo startod on the right
track. We are not going to- lose our
head ; the more trade the people fli?e us,
the cheaper we can bring goon* they
need to thdto. Drop in, tee what the
?airing is baying of ua
ring of u?, |
W. J. CADDELL,
In the Clyburn Blocn? >J
niMCKiml
itANinr aotokHu or
Doors, , Sash, Blinds,
MooMing^ Bttitdiag Material,
Sub Weigh ts and Cord.
whiih
eeifepetk^ te> at;
9/ew *Drug Store.
IX) you know (lint tl?c;r ? U a
now Drug St on* in town? * i'
not call at our stoio ami see
what ;i compete and up t >
(late stock of Drug*, Medi
cines and Toilot AHii lts 1 1 j ;> t
we l/avo to oiler you n! pric-t h
to ruit all.
puoii liopariisii
Accuracy ami purity h\ r
strongest point. All ordcM
received are promptly lilK 1
under 111 y personal tiO^Ku.vi
ion,
H. T. UOOIMLK,
LMuumntist .
Tjho Ctimclen %)ruy Co,
Notice of Application fcr
Discharge.
Notice if hereby fjivoii thfttone monli
front thi? date, on Saturday, Novemb r
iflind, 15(04, t witl apply lot tie Jud^e >f
Probata of Kfialtfiw county. for 1 ,i- ( t? ?
ninmiHHOry as AdminUtmtur of the ]' *
tMo of Mrs. Mary Khnnnon deeeitM* '.
I) I', KiiklHiut.
C'nmdon, S. O. Oct. lStti 1002.
Trespass Notice.
All parties are hereby forbidden t<. ,
trctpns* upon my lands or' upon thoae
over which I hav.o control, bituuod
about. 21 mile? northeast of Camden, f?>?
tiio puiftoBe or liunilni: or lojj any o'Uor
?7>V.'. i>??? winn.puurrr' "Without ni} )>?r
mission. Anjono violating thio notico
will be prosecuted to the full < xtcnt of
thu tnw. J. K VAX LEY.
Oct. 24, 100a.
Trespass Notice.
All parties ?ro hereby forbidden to
Uvnpastf upon hiv lands or <-pon tho.o
over which 1 have control, fdtuati d
about ton miles eact of Camden. for tho
purpose of ImKhiR "?? for vn? Other ni.r.
pose whatsoever without iny pcm'teaion.
Anyoao violauotr thi a nuth-n wilt bo
prosecuted t > the full extent of tho law.
W. 1) MARSHALL. 1
Oct. 17. KX>2.
"V
RftilB TAX, ,
Xotine Is.hoiebv givon that tho pay
inent of h coimnuintlou toad tax of
one dollar ( ? I ) \v \ oxiMi.pt tlu* tmrty
pitying it- tYaui Mi i?md duly durii g
the year 1903, and that this tux >h
pavablo from October loth , 1902, to
February 1st, 1003.
W. R.IIOUCiU,
Treasurer, K? 0.
and fifty araffifar* ork%ip4 bona*
nell and J. C. Hiiton and by Grauav'a
Quarter Crack, or tba 6M*>y laaila
faeMtirt* of J. C. KoUiagt and mw of U
L. Ctytoum, and ht Jam* of J. C. Hit
ton attd Pt iK? ,W<4* by pahlioraad
kwwn m ftfcettobfeeea Road.
? XMtMLftt . ?**K W<l
bah? la ?mvmi witklatoiMt iron
*2* ?*?,? 2L?2*!A52i2
South Carolina ? Kershaw County. ?
Couit of Common Plea*.
Robert A. McDowell et i* 1
vi. SDocroe.
Kdward A. McDowell, et al
.jtSBSSi? fey yfrtwo of U|?"?lecro?! li?
Urn above otated case, rendered by Ilia
Honor, Judge C. O. Danfsler, on Sept.;
Pith, 1909, I wiil sell el public outcry
before the Court House in Camden, 8.
C.. within Lbe ieaa! lioura of Mle, oa the
flrot Monday In November, ?ok the fol
lowing _ described real estate : All that
pieceLparoei or tr^ct of land, situated in
erahaw aad State of
UlnloK two Jmndred
_ l ?vl bonn
l*ndl <*LL&, Gard
Applications .
FOR KEEPER OE-1'OOU
HOU8K ANi> SUPERIN
TENDENT OF CHAIN
GANG ASKED FOR.
t
Notice is hereby given that applka
tiona for Keeper of tho Poor House ai d
Superintendent of the conntv chain
gang will be rocetved and considered n
the tneetiug of tho Board on Novtmbnr
8rd, 1002. \X V
By order of the Cpuniy'Bottrd,
J. B.PHELPS,
i Supervisor
Masters' Sale.
South Carolina-^-Kefshaw County ?
Court of Common Ploan.
John C. Id an. Plaintiff.
attain at Decree.
iltw O Watts, Deicndont !
Under and by virtuo of u decree herein,
I will sell at public outcry, before t? e
Court House in Camden. 8/ 0., with'.n
msrlclfdl hsnirorr.do pn'lTie" flratMoi
day in November next, tho foliowit g
real eatate : AU that land lying and Lt
ing in Kershaw County and State afore
said, containing fifty-one (51 ) aorvs
more or less, ami bounded on the North
and West by lands of Robt. Bmyrl, on
the EA?t by lands of A.C. McDowell, and
on the South by lando formerly of the es
tate ot George Stratford.
Terms oi Sale? One hftlf ea?h, balance
on a credit of onp year, with interest
frum day of a*le, recured by a bond of
the purchaaer and a mortgage of tho
premises'ooUl, with tho option to the pur
chaser of. paying all cash.
1?. A. WITTKPWSKY,
^ Master Kerobaw County,
Oct. 17, 1902. '* - T
i'
And will bring willi ii mk-Ii tl* man. In u* must ho nu t and
met promptly. ^
DON'T DKLAY BUT roMK AT ONOKTOTIIK
s ft.
. . - V ^ ^ - '
Where all your ' wants can ho Mipplied/'v?s.With a wi ll se
lected Stock and with prices as low a.? you could ask, wo aro
sure that we can please you. />?
Beforo d<?oiding upon tho matcrid for your winter dross,
sure to boo our ox tensive )ino yf
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A. O * ' - x
Costume Corded Velvets
In Black, White and all colors. These constitute roiuo
of the most np-to-dste -fit-Uric#- of -the -Reason and arc destined
I to p'ow in favor with those who #ive attention to modish
materials. W? h;l\o also a complete lino of figured Velvet
waitings, including the very popular Metal Velvet which, by
reference to Fauhion Guides, will impress you that; they are
some of the leading things fur waists and cot.tumes this
season.
Our line of
Black
Are all that 'could bp desired, a1* wo have never before
shown a lino so complete; the popularity ol which is attested
by 4ho liberal manner in Avhich* the ladies invest in them.
Our line of COLORED DHKSS GOODS also, you will
find second to none in the city, as great care was exercised
in the Selection of ? thein; and the verdict of the ladies is,
'NICK, STYLISH and CHEAP."
\
%
"* ... o": . .:v\ .
SILK SHIRT WAIST IN BLACK, WHITE AND COLORS
AT LESS THAN NEW YORK COST.
Don't forget to see them:
-1-,'.', u-. v. - iL *.?
ii
0'
Clothing, Clothing, Clothing!
The largest and best assortment oi boys suits we have av&t
rried. Sizes from 4 io 15, and langirVg in prices from 75c *
^ /V/v A*
car
t$ 5 00 poraifft.
A
REMEMBER that wc handle the Celebrated 'BAY STATE
SHOES in any styles qualities and sizes, arid if you hare
ever worn them, you will cheerfully testify as "to their quality,
coin fort, and durability. Don't ' fail to see out line before
purchasing. " ??-*;
-We carry an iimiieiiso stock of Mattings, Carps tings, and
Hugs, and beg that you inspect our lice and get our prices.
They are Rock Bottom.
Very Respectfully and Truly,