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GARDEN 'SEED. '/ We have just received a eomp'cte line of cele brated harden Seed of all va rieties. Irish Potatoes. The famous Ued Triumph Uliss und other varieties with )ii lU'xt few dajs. Red and white Onion Sols now on hand. We shall^be pleased at all times to have jon visit our Drug Store and get a 1003 Almanac. ^ X imp dc fleHPass, THE CORNER DRUG ST6RL, *!Phono 29 . JmiI f Those Shoes. .Remember the best suoea ou etrili for the roouey are being sold b/ Mr. W. H. Zernp. Only *I.f>0 for lady's or rnissu's shofc i?eei iih to be unreasonable, but it is a fact nevertheless. When you need a jTiTr of eb'ofa ~ h? BTirn'trr^ irrr ini'mrr The New* Baptist Church. A drawing of tbo now Baptist church can be seen at this office Before making your subscription to tb building fund drop in and see it and wo are sure yoa will make your subscription much larger, (so well pleased will you be witb it. $800 Instead of $400. YVe have been requested by Mr. Henvv Savage to.eay that/the house und lot on Lyttletou street whs bold to Mr. Alford fo Miead of $400 ns publish* Abo real estate transf weeks ago. The amount published by us however Ij what Appears up on the Auditor's book. Spring Goods. We direct your attention to the new advertisement of that well es tablished and up-to.date house, the S'iiitioua Gilt Edge Store, which bus Jnat gotton a car- load of beauti ful and stylish Spring good* fresh from the northern uiaikets. Coll and sen ibera and make yourself happy by investing in some of them. . $800 in d by us iD rs a few Another Camden Kan Secures A Fa tent. Louis Bagger ,&? Go., patent at-' Wjiey*, Washington,! D. C., report that Mr. J. B Wallace of our town, ,hu? .wuurcd a valuable patent foi imptoveinents in joints ior fchett metal piping. A printed copy of this parent will br furntahed free to any reader of thia paper on applies tiou to the above named allot neys. k>_ .Mention thia paper. Dr. Alexander's Patent. IV r. I. H. Alexander lias. juat ii eaed .a neat folder illustrating his matrix crown.' In the fol der t b e Doctor says : 4,I would ba pleased to hear from anyone, either profes sional or layman, who means busi ness and has money and enterprise to back up tt^eir judgment. ' I am re ceiving comatumcauons from all sections of the United States, some* from Canada and England. I am ?lill opon to conviction. v I have a ;good tbing and don't intend to. flag in my1 efforts to push matter#/' Mr. Snyder Sella Out,' Mr. E. F? Snyder, the photo grapher wbo has been here several >edrp, lias aold ouT hia^Cusfntss to Capt. John Hail, conductor on the Northwestern B. R. .The change *wiH be made about the lat of March. During Uia stay here Mr. Sojder made many friends and we regret to see hlin leave. He la MP" decided now where he will locate. Capt. Hall haa had previous ex perience In the bualnesa'and being llie pleasant, genial gentleman that he is, we predlot for him much euc y- cess. C* /a ? 4 C)oc/ a< c jfjois* A iini a i i Cousin, Mr T !!8X? an<l ,u'i laioetl tb?ir Vrt;,? , ?oy^D? t nu'r* ;,hv ?i?bt r*' "? Mr- * Tl^t "n CUiu,|?-? j|,; " f 11,0 K?l< wood ?jcautjrul h.,t?l | " , r'.' l"*' Hsrhtfut intiHli- ^ UlM*1 dv' <*n|?V the <??. ' ? ,nft".V visitor* li'il^bttB cfrtninlu a' . Ivr???'> kfndly q iir) * (,|*played a man "????'? of fi-mdrnlclVu11 Th" H n t fi?f ? ii. >, , " 11 18 ft pleas in nucli wltli'n hi" khomii '?ie, Kb,?' "l already won ?| par,'it8' hus ?y won the yooa will of th? i^rrri ?;,j ?? ?*??*' 0UP#tg '"V"'8 rnHy ftUd 1,1,4 *.*ls 1 I'wfdjal groeii,,*. Chn^h , ? ?f GrR0? Kpl-copul , J . ,lafi an ftftcrncon tea at J,,e residence of Mrs J iv r *?eit on Tuesday a i NV-Cor" Pnincr 3' A l)Ie^?i?t ev.'. to??rS?RK; tliJlTnh ?WaS ".? entert?lD mont al < ' ih, I ,hi" "" "ceouot ?n. A.!" W T""! h'Vin? ??Iema ,l?y. ri.eto w?? ? iohn?7SI,l!0n prt8<,||t ? O'acc !"mJ S Kev. Mr. Oor.lon Next Wednesday Alra. Henrv ?\f: w'i11 tnt?rtuin- at 11,0 " 8 u hi weekly nolo ton at the 0|ukl ,IrtUgQ# Lastwoek Mm. Frank Kldredgo 2L k eT a\ 11,0 club *? sisted by her lovely young dau*h. ter Mim Mary* ret. Several of her young friends served tbe refresh inentfl. AQ?onK them were Mim.es rancis Uoykin, Henriet.tu John son, Annie Johnson and Mary Can lev. I he decorations were bountiful yellow Jonquils held together with two shades of handsome yellow rjtmon. It was one of the largest and pleas,, n test teas of iho season. I he cord party on Kriday of last week at tho club Iioihb was par ticularly agreeable. , AH the Club people were out and ?ix banded euchre wns played. To Bout. My house on Litilclon street. APP?y to Mr. C. 0. Moore. S. A. Gibbes. Probate J udge IIardw;ck Dead. < Probate .Judge W. K. Haul wick of Con^y died Inst Monday morn insr. This is the fcurtli Probate Judge that has died*in this State' within the past few weeks. Death of IVTies Lizzie Barnes. - ? The many friends of Jiliss Lizzie: Barnes will regret, to Jearn of ber death which occurred in Columbia lsst Monday uight. Her remains were brought to Camden on tbe earjy train Wednesday morning and the burial took piuce at family plot at the the cemetery. Married. On Wednesday night, the 18th Inst., at the home of the bride's father, Cnpt. J. A. Beneon, on Monumental fquare. Mr, Travis J J Barfleld and Miss Bulab Benson.) The Chrnntcle- ttmte#- j other friends in e<tendi?)? to them most hearty congratulations, . Notioo. I will in the course of two weelit open up an ice house, in tbe rear of M. II. Heyo'sn's Jowelry store. 1 ask for the patronage of the pub* lie generally. My price at preses^ is (50 cents in bulk of one hundf&d pounds. Hotels and Boarding | ffouso* }?t rpduc^d rates. Further liaformatUit see tufi undersign. M. H Hauiu, Phone, 111. ? ~ ' ? 1 1 Theatre Parly to Columbia. A theatre parly has he* n ar ranged for next Friday afternoon, March Glh, to go over on a specinl to Columbia to hear the ooraio opera jJ'Florodors." Train wtll leave S. A. L. station at 5:80 o'olock ; returning will leave Co lumbia about 12 o'clock- J51egant service promised by the Seaboard people. This Is an opportunity for Camden people. R. R , and thear tre 'ticketa wltl be on sale at Zen?t> "arTftrt^wsH^rng :: Tho traiu wi'l be in charge of Mi:S9rp. K. G. Zemp and ^IT. L. I>eP.-iS9. > Bhrnet? Trenholm Dr. A. W. Burnet and Miss Caro line Hopkins Trrnholtn were mar ried at her father'^ Uorne, E.listo Island, S.* C., Wednesday evening, F?h. 25th. On acconbt of the re cent death of tho bride's naotTitty the tnnrrisge wait a very qulctoue. The bridal conplo are spending a few Haye ?rith relatives in Cbarlear ton and are expected to ration to Camden to-morrow. The groom, a rising young physician, and his ac complished bride have * boat of friends bare and elsewhere wbo wish for them a life fall of bappl ??as with "oalyaaongh elsNilo asaka a glorious sense!. m a.? fiotaaar't OboMllk AItMft4a li PERSONAL. Mr. nnd >lr?. Kdwin Seiblcs protni- ] lient ?oejely people of Columbia aro '? spending r f?'w week* Mt The lvirk wood on Cmhd n Heights. M I'm K. <\ Allen of Columbia eafjj$ over but, w/ifk. tor h visit of sevo<al d aye to her mother, Mrs. .James M , Stoney. .Mr. Allen was slao here t ?? I spend Sunday with them. I Mr. am] Mr* James M. Heath with their family, wore in Camden for a visit to 7\l r h \\ . 1) BoyUin, h<sl ] week. Tht-y returned to their home ; in Lancaster ou Monday. ! Mis" Marie Manning of Washing. ! ton. DiO., wan ij j^iifslH of Mint: | Annie Alexander at- he<- brother, Mr. Henry Savage's resilience on Lauren* street Ust week. Mr. C C- Moore has moved h;w '??w olliee over the store <>f Messrs. Whitaker ?fc Unmet. It i? one ol the neatest and olllces in town*. His 'phouc No. is J5 J . That highly esteemed gouthnian and honored Oonft derate veteran, (ion. C. I. Walker, was in Cau)de? on Saturday last and paid The Chronicle office a pleasant vi#>i t. M ra. .J. 0. Churchill, of Charles 'on in v i d 1 1 1 n her mother. Mrs. 'I J. Bar field, on DeK*iH> street. Airs Churchill i9 accompanied by her slster-in law, Miss Mamie Churchill. Speaker Smith Presented With Gold XiOeket. Lust ni{* ht Spenker Smith was eilled into duo of the committee rooms and was presented with a huodseiuu gold chain and locket, s testimonial of persons! regard from ] the attaches of the house. The I <rr yTrc?uirVi?tjon was made by j the bill clerk, Mr.iW. Boyde Evans, and Speaker Smith spoke with deep feeling in accepting the present.? ?State, '2l8t inst. SKCRT LOCAT, JTEJ?6 Itoystei's Chocolates at Dr. F. Leslie Zemp'6. A complete line of coffins ? f.M prices at T. J. Arrants. Try an ad. in The ^Jironielo ftnd ooto how your business will jnercasn. Lnst Sunday night tiro destroyed the resilience, burn and stables ol Mr. 'J h'oB. G. Williams in West Watered. Nearly everything ho had was lost, even bis guano and there was no insurance at all, ^ A trick bicycle rider entertained a large crowd 00 Main atreet 1 0 ** t Saturday by some wonderful feats on his hleyolc. Some of his tricks were wonderful and seemed almost impossible to be accomplished. A large wild cat was caught in tl c 4r;v^r swamp by a colored man one jjiUht this week and sold to Mr.. David YYiihejspoon who has it in a b<>x at. the rear of the telegraph ofJico. Ijar^e cowds havo been at tract^ tin ro daily toste the curios ty. Composition* From tiiojQiiiiiden G tailed School' A V/ORD-PrC-TURE. Til K FIHK IK OAMUfeN LAST SUMMER Tfcpflre in C??nden ?a? a beautiful scene from Omdeu ll'ghtf. Wh?a it first started ._tli ere whs juat a little gl??w igaiiisVIHe* dark sly."'' It grew larger and great clouds of ajfigke })oy repp. The wo<yJ? looked very black white all ayouud the** was a red glove. The glow got larger and new a rod ' flame appeared. Tbls mtde the woods Appear blacker than ever, while the light played all over- the frame of the new hotel. The light wsn alno on fhP yther byddiiigs ef the "U]U? and the ??een ^rass the MQolf |r?tnl^-f.', . wlux^h . appeared ltlack. at night/ It re minded mo of what I think a volcano tyfMjId look like, The flarfiu now went dMwn and nothing but lh? glnW Qnj th? amolte could he seen- This' nt la*t dipd down and the beautiful piuture was uor.o. Kdna MuUhtlu . Aijo 12? Grade ft. A WORD-PICTURE. TUB SOHCOL YAKJJ. The school vnrd it situated in a pretty grove in the middle of Camden. It oc copies almo#t a|l yoj'the prove with the school house in tire venter. On one aide the boys have mode/ a spot clear to play huso-hall, foot<b*f1 and other games The other side of the schooljhouso is the jcUlo' wide, Ip h{?s pa}? tref# scaUert'rt about it, which look very cool and in viting to nit under in hptaummer dayB. At recess the Bchool has childron large and small scattered arouud, some playing, others eating lunch or talking, jn lrfinf. of ?he ?chool house, the ground is bare and hard ; uu gteew graast on it, hut on eaoh side the grass and troes grow areen and pratly. The sc!lu>ol yard baa wltHeaaod many pretty scenes. aucb as Arbor Day. eto. Hallie J. Garrison. Age 12? -Qrado 6. ^ A IPMW ?AMDRN. We ^ere standing in ti>a ward one sir fjimn evening, flowing the tatting sijn. All of ua earned that It vyna . thcjpo*{ boautifnl sight we have ever aeen. . T-h*b**v?* K4i.ru marked uiththe varl. a>lc coltrs of greon. yellow, brown nnd gold while the gentle wind of the JL'Iu* dian Snmmer"rni8tlod them softly. The clouds were scattered in patches over the sky. and in the went they wero red, The tun *r as, in common speech. about ten min^tPH bisit and looked like an i/um?oao ball of Wte. about to plunge Into the woods on tne horixon aud ouu*o a conflagration. Rut one tMng in particular which areiLfiniJ.^lQUUPJl the remarkatMy curious fonns that tne clouds took. One clood was blown by the wind until it J5oTTt?m shape of a farmhouse With tho porch, it*>pa a%d ytoed complete, and eyea aomeNlrees in the yard appeared. It grad'mliyv chanted rod diminlitfed until it toof VU form or a turkey fob blerrunning: After awhile the c?o?da all were sr. ranged in lia? aa4to?tt 00 the appear- < anea ?1 vavee oo UuLMaakorc, Aa far aa tha eye ceold reach, the eloods were famed itao seaaalotly relliac and ta^??. Hat It wua grwid, ImvMb* afaht. ' ttatlty. m? lurf naml fawajrtaw, wa iaii I Iwa +*m m* -7T Ty-<>*^ .We an- show in c aii et- poeiali J ntlmeiive iine|>i' hi&h {ji.ule ^hocs in latest shap ?> !? ?r Ladi*'-?t Misses, ^ten^j/nd Hn\ s Wo ea$ry t ) it* ii i in \ 1 )n 1 1\ \ :ei Kid" Patent \ iei and Palei I Colt. .T?? hcO liu'iu v\ i 1 1 Uo lo I > 1 1 \ t liom. ? Have ^n'.isiou our handsome Leader? The SltMf called "Dixio Oii'l." In stylo it loads nil otlie?s, Throughout i his j?rand old world. /hi shape it has unequal, In make it is'fho best, III ru'.'itimss thi'l'o's iiono like it. In Nor ill, Ka?t ^outh or West. Kaeh pair is made for eoniloH, To lit you Hiiiooth and neat, We always have the numbeiv, To suit all U i mis of leet, While only just One Kill) , Is all wo ask per pair For ''Dixit) Girl" our Leader ^ That WILL NOT HIP OR TEA li. S?1<I Only l?y W. El. 'I'ho Sltoo A iid Clofliiug Man What's The Matter With "BuhP" ' A good in any people were dis appointed yesterday and the day before by not Boeing the exhibition of poultry from tlie Fletcher l'oul tiy Farm, of Kershaw, u? \kuu ud? vcrtised I uBt week Up to this hour., as a gen tie man expressed it yester day, "we have not heard even u crove." M)? members of the .John I). Kennedy Chapter, JJ. I). (?,, wil) jl.-avv li in their \ early dues f ? i r 1003, at once to Mis. Herman 15 u ii in , VreaBijror, us the O|)aoter dm a to liie Hiuie ?nd Uuiled Titasuiiea mnt>lbe met in February. Mrs C. J. Shaunon, Jr., Pres. John J). I?? nuedy G lkM p., U. I), C. Unit' Rat'.'a To New Orleans, La , Mo bile, Alp. , and Puasaco'.n, Pi a , via > ouihem Railway, C n account of t h f j Mardi Gra?, to be held ut Now Oi leans, Lh , Mo bile, A IS , and Ptueacolu, l<lu , S'?utLern Hailway wUi fell round, trip vicli?.-tH from all poin!a at of ono fafu for tile roitntf lilr. Ticket" ?? February l7Uu to gijrd, inr.l???vo, and for liaiua arriv ing at abOVj) poiutB ou the morn inj? of*fc\ UrUlW'.y 34-b, limited lor return until February < 28 h, tx oopi that by deposU, 0f ticket by the oilgloal purchaser, persourlly, \v4tli the Joint Agent not earlier than February 18th and not later limp ptbruary \ipou pBy, meat of a Ififr., ..n| ,fl tty..,CfilAB It time the ticket is deposited, an v\* tension can be ' until March 14th, ltfQii. Apply to auy agent of the Southern Railway, or to R.'W, Hunt, . P P. Au Chavles^o?, H ty. w- ||i Tvtaf, A- <*? ft A-. ^ Atlanta, Gu^j Cheap Hatest ylft Seaboard. Qpecial Qate* to tfce IfQili Qraa Celebrations. For the above carnfvula The Sea boaid Air Line will sell tickets from Columbia, S. C , at the foU lowing low rsytcs : '^ew Orleans, ^4-, and return, $21.45; Mobile Ala., and return, $17-20; and Pen secola, Fla., and return, 7Q. PropotioRately rates will ap ply from other South Carolina points. Tickelq will be sold Febru??i 17th to the 23rd inclusive, and for traina scbednied t*> -?rr?ve at desti nation by noon of Feb. 24th. Final limit of ticket* will be Feb. 20th, 1903, except that extention of this limit to March 14th can be had on payment ot fifty cents and deposit of ticket with the Joint Agent at destination, on or proir, to Feb. 28th. Tho Seaboard otfors. quick schedules and the ehoit line route froip many South Carolina points. Call or write any fainaHoard Agent. j/j. Puller, Traveling Passenger A genty ? ? J Col um bis, S. C. . Citation. <: ? Mouth Carolina ? Kernfe** Countjr. Hy fovl Ifonge, C. (J. C., aetimr IVoluU* Judge Whereat, 'Ouitv Powell m*d? suit to me, to gran*. her letters of Ad mini?rr*tion of (ho eftatc of aod effects of Alfred Powell, deceased, of Ker shaw County TJiokc are therefore to eltf and admon. ish, all and ain^alar the kindred ?i,d the creditors of the said Alfred ToweU, oi ! Kfcrfh'aw eounlf, deeaased. that they be and appMSr fcefor* m*t {? the ('oort of Prohat*, to balteld at Camden. C.. on lha lJfth dae of March 19Q3, after pobll catiou ksreof, at 11 oVhtrk ia the fora itMO. to show (mm. if any tb*y have, why the said administration should not ba mntrd. nnder ay hand tLU tith day of' " A. IS06. A GuarunU-e V/ith Every .Purchase. Wy jiua' unlet> overy article soil by us, lit no matter what price, to eve HJiti.il'uct'ori. Si. ojn with repair work. \y v'it;. o. O. MOOBB; At loriH'.vatl.HW. Speei.ll von til uf lieiits. Accounts, Kte. Jteal Estate houuhi ant) solJ I'm- In .urmu'i', i[lt \\, Tttv.-^n t) t nj(i ajiio .M|i ?-.!% S|i!d s.pooH ?Jioopl il'j) l(.>J.Ul.? JtllM 07,J[K|IA '/fund <*i .i??M<>d *n*?s>H?od *? .I10<>1 1 lr".> 'Is slwln,1UM<b1-' I** upunuuoii} ,<tj i>.)Ao.l<! eS-Wf* 1X2 Q Teaser's ExauMi Notic.i i.s hsrciiv ff'VOi ihnl t.)n tiiA'di KxMin! ,'i,vtio'j t-.f |\pvfh ivv County will l>t* held >i' the f!i>urt Houp'.i on I-'eb ri\:?ry XOthi IQU.^ 'IVnehi-is vvi'l ph'uxe tuUi' ueiieO, iind govern tucmselves :?<? tiordin^i* , Vv U. C Bni?'? , Sopt. Education, Iv. O. Jf. J*(. ffienson, CONTRACTOR & BUILDER, CAMDEN, 8. C. - * Plans- and apccirtcntion* fi)riii?l>nd* Plate- ^bitm store frontt n speciality. Work anporintended. Jan. 0 ttV MONEY TO LOAN. On first. Mortgages on improve! farms i at ?hv?mi per cent. Interest ?usumaofl flOOO.OO and over, And eight per coht on suma of leaa than $.1000,00. n>i8?ione charged- Eu?y' ply L. A. Wittkowaky. Cum or 0. L. Winkler, 41 Par? Sept 12. New' Trespass Notice. ) Notice is hereby 'qivon net one i. ?l lowed to hunt, fish or otherwise tret pass. upon the Mulberry place. Any one violating thin notic?> will b? proat c tiled. MO Ireipasniug allowed on tl?ft o\d ?dd ruce track preuiUea, wept of Camden, which in also in uiy possets flion [or thin year Thote vfh? want to have their stock pastured, oan b(j accomodated by ?ee iod me. Evans Collins. Feb. fl at. A rchiteclural. Make your bomo a little Edenv Imitate her shining bowera, \ Let a neat and tasteful pottage \ , Ktand among bright trees and tloWelhs. MITCH AM | BSAUII, jirchitocts 6c Engineers | CAMDEN, S. C. We prepare plans and specifhrationa for all classes of archtccture, Make a specialty of Churchet, Court Htm&ea, Power Plants and large Bulldinga. Office Over K. Leatio Zcinp's Pharmacy.. Feb C, 1003. W. A. Schrock, Notary Public, (Collector and Re# wm Ctroden, 8. 0. ry Pal ?*tate Agent. Officc od Range. P. O. Box 807, St The famous Silt cS *dgc St ?? g if '"*;?! JU'w.i'powiM) -tftesfecgatSiB Very Respectfully anil Truly To mention all ths.t wo could interest. you in would Iruitless attempt, so will ea.ll hi dial Hiteution to oifry such articles as are in great demand just. now. '' ' ? \ ^ * ^ Our line of Ginghams w?n never more complete, tlie at tractiveness of which is evinced, by the liberal y^ay in , which the scissors are used in distributing them among our uumer ? ? v - - v - v.t-.v;-=j ous customers. . t - * ? _ ' A beautiful and an extensive assortment of Percale#,. .... .... - ~ . lug in prices from L-f lo G 1-2 cents per yard. be seen to be auDreciated. See our Oxfords in Black, While and colors; They are ^ among the "Tips" this season, and though you ni&y havfc ? everything else, yon cannot very well uiiord to be.withiMifc^l some oftho8e. ...... . ? .n* An abundant supply of Marsailles in Black, WlHte colors; also fleeced Marstiilles, in Black and White, and so popular are they, that the qtoantity in stock grows smaller every .day. In India Linens, French Lawns, Persian Mulls, Organdies, : . Batistes, MouslinCs, &c., &c., our stock is, of course, as com* /? plete,and in fact more complete than ever befoie, and we will call special attention to this department aa the advances. ~~~ : Our stock of Laces and Embroideries is all tha^ could desired, as the extensive line, excellence of quality and beauty of designs coupled with the very low prices of these goods, , make it intensely iutercsting for the buyer. >Dou*t see them. > ?> V jc We still have somerft those POT CASH S.L A UGHTKJr BARGAINS, and it^vou would like to make a vfrry blc investment doiTt fail to give ue a call. ?Tv . w Oouic to see us, a warm welcome awaits you; and AflMWfc ing you that we will mako your visit both pleasant and proi table, we are yours,