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CAR DEI SEED. We have jrwt revived ? tou'p'^t? U no of BuistV celc lu jteJ Gardefi fcved of all va ri^ncH. Q4 Irish Potatoes.! Tiio ft iiiou* Red Triumph 13liss jiikI other varieties with in next. few clajH. lied and white Onion Sets now on hand. We nliull bo pleased at^l tiuioi to liave }ou visit our Drug Store and gtt $ 190$ Almanac. o Temp dc Do Pass, THE CORNER DRUG STORE, Ptone 29. Royatft'i Candles at Dr. F. Lea "$25 ItEWAUD. Lost some wfi ere on Lanca* ter Road or iri the wood# be hind tlio Von Tresckow cot t'lgtf, black Russian leather card caso, containing l&p*y, A reward off 25 will belaid for its return to F. W. E! dredge, Ijlobkirk Inn, M ceding of Veteran? A nueting of Camp Richard Kitkland, No. 704, will be held on Saturday^ April 4th nexl, at 12 II. at the Opera House Id Camden for the purpose of eleoting officers for the ensuing year, and for any oth er business that may corao before the meeting. The Soda Water Fountain is in Full Hlaat at Dr. Fr Leslie ZempV. Another Accident to Mr. Boyd* Mr. W. E. Boyd who was so badly eripled tip ill ad accident on th?? S. A. L- rail-road soWe time ii o(l?, happened to t lie misfnrtbue Monday night last of getting lis light arm broken. He was life . south end ^f Mill r?*t and fell i n a cavity in the taed. by. . the recent rains. His arm?i8 broken jar the elbow. ri ?4 - - Why tn Thin? com the-? Slate ot Wednesday the following: following .aie the commia ?6 far appointed to adjust 4f s financial and otherwise h?t*Mn the counties which gaye territory to I^e county : Darling ?, Robert McFariaiW, and C. W Msg; Lee, T. C. Perrin an*?. rorman Parrott ; Sumter, N?itl >'DonneU ; Kejsfcaw, none named.2' On apd after the 15ih day oJ March, 1003, we Ihe undersigned Druggists of the City of Camden, S. C., do hereby pledge ourselves not to deliver any drinks away tpom store. If* yon. wish. simednnp, sand | porter with glasses accompanied with cash to pay lor them. Zemp dt DePsasy{ * C. P. DuBose, Camden Drug. Co. F. Leslie Zemp. Icq' Cream every day at Dr. F. Ttoslii! Zemp'?. f m ? m>. ' ? Cheap Bates' via Southern Railway. On ihe dates named below, the' Southern. Railway will sell ipeqial iound-trip tickets at follows: *s To Nsslivllle Tenn., account of General Aaaembly, Cumberland Presbyterian Cborob. Rate of one fare plus twenty- five cents for'ihe round trip. Tickets on sale May 19th, 20lb and 21at, with final limit ?June 1st, 1903. To St. Louis, Mo , acoount of Dedication Ceremonies, Louisiana Purchase Ex position. Rale of one first class fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale April 2Qih 30th and May 1st, good "to iow .^t; Tfcott** noi later than May ? trtfr-ttttfir***" turning ^ - 1 To AtUntt, ft., ? aeeoanS ? <rf ^ational Con va n Hon, 1*. Y. . P. XT., ?I America. -fffiVcIaeS tare plus twenty-five cents for4 the round trlP- Tickets on sale July 8th. Vth *n<1 10th. with final limit J uly 1 5th, 1903^ { snT:L?lohjge^r-^ J?' Mate of one awt -- ^W-ronnd-i?|Kr April 40th andSl April 38tb,: ?uiid j Pullman Cictllsd t o, . f sJocka Wots, _ _ ^ ? > ?> wrr* ' The concert j?iven at the opeta houee i, on TuoHcWy night of Una week, wa? one of ? lie most delight ful mivical treat. ? to all the lovers of Hrflt c!(l88 DlUSio, lluit. has Over hern given here. Messrs. Koudul, Klein, and Gottlieb are certainly artiste of do ordinary talent. Tim house wm h most appreci.\Uvc one and we only rogret that. there whs not u larger! crowd Notwithstanding the fart that 0)1 account (it t tko [jVitton *ea there were to many absent who would have enjoyrd sneh atrea'.j nil 1 1 there was a fairly good bons? j ?iud there was not a doKsenMn? voice] as to the high order of the color j <a nraont. Camden rarely has au ! opportunity to luturiatc in sochl ?i tt ^aical leant. <j The match game of polo between our local teams was a moat exciting j one Vaux ad Kenucdy winning ihe Trophy Cup against King and leam. Mr. Kruiubholz has given a band* some hilvor enp to he played for next *etk by a net of tureen. Mr. Barstow, president of the Country Club, announces that Mr. Will Salmoud will {?o to Texas some time soon to purchase thirty ponies for the polo teams. ^ At the Methodiat Church. It was our great pleasure! on Sunday morning Uat to attend (h>. vine service at I ho Littleton street Methodist cliurch. Several im provements there are decidedly noticable. 'I lie ?eaponeive readipg, as in the Episcopal ohurcb, which has recently been adopted theie makes I he. services very inteujsting. i ho choir i? in excellent coudition and the singing is no small purt of the service. The bo|?> by Mrs. harle on Sunday morning wan exceptionally line. ''Lord, to whom shall we go V" were titv words of Mr. Earie's text and it was a genuine pleasurAto hear b4m on the subject. Mr?Earle is a good preacher and in his quiet, earnest manner he is doing u great woik here. A Southern Library wishes to pur chase any histories or historiral pjuiphh'ls or biographies (referring to any S'?u hern State) whteft were published over 75 years ngo. Send lists of?what you have to Library, care Cttuideu Chrmlcle. PERSONAL. Mr. W It, Burns, of Sumter, was in Camden last Monday. Mr '.-James R. DeLoache has been qnite sic*k for several days. Mrs. G. II. Baum and Master Paul oQueufe rOfcnrnOu from Charleston Sunday. Mr. James Vdlcpigue, of . .Now York, is t-pending a sjwrt while in the city. / Our good frend, Rev. G/. D. Voter son* .of Iouia, paid us a pleasant call on Saturday last. ? Jkirs. T. J. Lipsoomb Jr., of Cblum-_ bia, was in the city tbia week at Ler mother's; Mrs V. S. Jordan. We are glad to see among ns again Mr. Robt. C. Workman who 4a on a visit to his relatives here. -1. Miss Bessie Jordan went to Co lumbia yesterday with her sister, Mrs. T. J. Lipsfcomb, to return 8uq. day. vThe many friends of Joh^n Tf NSttles will be glad to learn , that ho !s able to be at his placctjf 'business again. Mrs. W. L Arthur, of Colntgb'a, is visiting her friends. Mrs. J. W. Corbettand Mrs. Frank M. Zernp this week Li. Miss Elite Sanders, daughter of JV1 r. Tho8. ..?yn dors of Sumter, was with relatives in Camden for several day! this woek. Mr. L M Vaughan, who has been in Atlanta, Ga., for the pa^t year is at home, and escaped untnjured^In Sunday's wreck. Mr. and Mrs. Barrott of Sumter, are with their son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Barrett at their home on Lyttleton street. Mr. W. A.Turner, traveling freight agent of the Southern Railway Oo., waa in Camden this week looking after the Interests of his road. Mr. L. Kaufman of Philadelphia,' was a passenger on the wracked Southern passenger last Sunday, fie speot Monday in the city ? at the Woikman House. Mrs. Hooper of Athens, ?0 veil and pleasantly remembered in Caeuden as Miss Florence llertj, ?s Visiting Mrs James Stoney. Sho has her two little children with her. ?Mr. Frank Bull, of Racine, Wis , is expected here to?day. IIo is greatly interested in the progress of jUtmdcn ^d has already done much j-for4w?r improTpjneDt,._ ' : . rr-Mr. Will McDonald of CharloiteT pt>-C ? g&3 in town * few -daye ago, greeting bfs many old" 7nend?rtroTrr -He?was formerly of Jhe firm of Springs & Heijro^ Kershaw, and has a hosu of frtfcnds both therse and in CaimloQ. ( Mr. W. G. Wilson and family are now living with Mr. and Mr*. \V. E. fHtpen on oppor Brpvi street Mr. Wilson has sold his residence on* Vnlr atnet to Mr L. A. Alexander -and expecU in the near TattireTo build on the vacant lot near the Episnopul ebftreb, Just soatb of Mrs, K*rsfc*#'e. ? . Dr. H. H. Hopkins, former^ of BaUimote, so well and favorably ktoaaio Camden? -He having spent aaterai winters at ' U ton Omit," i* Hjji-ltffa on a vist* to Br I E Aitxtader where bs wilt be pleased bis friends c*U to see kiss, ?dtoaots iki ataiia., telfeoM twrs> . ? '-/v. Feasful Wreck On The So. Railroad. : There w$? h f t*H r f *i I wrct k on thf Southern r t ou<1 I i?t feundty about S milcn above Camilcn nearly hi the identical *pot where Ko gine** Fell lost hi* lif* several yoaia hh?>. The fast prtMHenKer train N<?. yj, hi chaise of Kn gineer lii ickman and Captain Al IheTgottl, due here at 1 1 :UO wa* two hour* iaio aud wa? runing about fifty t it ( i ??#? an hour. When i timing h slimp curve Just above [Gum Swatup ti chile the front | trucks of tho mail and express ohi jumped the track and ran for about '200 yards on tho orosa ties until a switch , at lMce'a wood yard wah | readied when with fearful force nu<l | rapidity the express and mail cm r | and two coaches 'were hurled into !ihe aiding. The engine remained tou the track dragging tho tender about llfty yards down the main ' line. , There were a goyj many pus'sen I gars on board but strange to aav noue were killed. James Reed,, a colored ma?> who Uvea in Camden got one of hia ankles fractured but will recover. Mrs. G. K. Taylor and children, of Camden, and Mr. H. J. Munn, of DeKalb were among the passen gers. A moat pitiable part ef this un fortunate occurrence was the killing of an unknown white man ? a tramp ? who wad walking up the railroad and being tired stopped to rest under a box oar in the aiding and ia thought to have been aeleep. Ho had by hia aide a telescope va lise in which were some clothes, a razor, razor strap and a testa ment. On a fly leaf in the testa ment was written : "Mias Terah Moore, Shelby Qikv, Ky?" aud down in one, corner of the same leaf wae written: "Always do good for evil. Mama." And in one of his pockets was the lollowlng recommendation : "To whom it may concern : ? This is to cettify that the bearer, Charley Kiecnhardt hns worked for urfe two years, and I take pleasure (in recommending him to anyone needing a good all-round-man. lie ia strictly honest and trustworthy. Very Respectfully, W W. Rawlins, Albany, Go., Jan. 8, 1903." An inquest was held on Monday and the unfortunate man ' buried near the railroad not far from the placo where he who killed. i J urijjo of Probate. The .election for Judge oi Pro.-, bate was held last Tuesday. The returns received so far indicate that Mr. Phelps is about 9Q-vote? *hs?d, Ice Cream every day _st Dr. F. Leslie Zemp's. Royater's Candles Df.'F. Les lie Zc nip's. , The Camden Library. , Id April next thfij Library will have been in existence five year#. Tb now Iihh about eighteen htmdred volumes consisting off Histories, Es? Bays. Novels, Fiction Ktc. The north, ern visitors who ha yi been (generoqs in their pRtron age, 4nd contributions express pleasure. 'and surprise rfHhe fine collection fo^so smafl %Jibrary.> The terms for i^emberaKip are ?i entrsnee fee and llneejgear duds? the dues collected every three month* ? thus making t.h?. payments easy. The Library is open five hours every day? from 10 to 1 |? the morn ing' and from 8-te-5 P. M , ami any solately free. A Library is a public necessity ? an educator, and means much towards the character and pro gress of a town. When yon have a reading, people you have aprogress ive people? a people abreast with the times. Oar city coonoil have reoog nijjed this, and given their . aid in plaoiqg this priviledge within the reaoh of all. ~ ? ? Why should we read? Because good society demands it? ?conterss tion oo literature is impossible with out it. Speech Is the gift which die ly^aVshes man from animals and' makes society possible. He has but a poor appreciation of his high priv Hedge as a human being #ho neg lects to cultivate "God*fl areatagift .of speech" Reading does notWstow the power of speeob, but it entiances the beaoty of expression = TUfe com uionest thought well put U more use ful in a social point of view th*n the moat Jbrilliant idea jnmbled out. What is well expressed is easily soiztfd knd therefore readily respond ed to: tliewmost roetjc fancy may be Iu*t to the bearer if the language ?^TjTcTi conf^yeft !? okure. An acquaintance alttiold English liter' fttnW U pnrh?p> fhiT.i^A.ioutiVfi, bat It gives a person a^freat advan tage it) all klndt of awigly, ami Id tome they are at a constant lo?a with oat it; bat on the other* hand an ac qoaihtanoe with home and foreign politics, with current hfotoiy a?n<1 er ery fnbject of primary interest, it abantateiy nwwmary, tnd-trTrranf of ?eflleieoV Intelligence to Join iojn te I teem el conversation cannot die, esneo with it. Yon ?ay forget yonr uin, Greek, French, Gernqan and M?tl>eq|*Uc?, bat If yon frcqaeat a pood Library ?oo wilt ncr?r bt? fcl jow^d to forget that jpa are iNlfcti un of Um vdrld. . ^?JLgOod book i.tthe brelof friends, the same to-day and fowrtrtrW taecfa thee wba| Uoo laefceot, to ull thee l?o? -largely tftea are blest. iTb tmtbv boa eocrew, l^lnl thy (mlik*^ ?)?&."* - 1_? - - . - * . . - ? ^ - X"rT^ ?Ast? . a SUMMARY.**. J Xjhc Shoo jtfnd CtQt/ung 9//a/i. ; J j -J Wo are showing an ehpvoially aHrutiv'e lino of hitfh tfrado Shpes m latest shapts for Ladies, Men ami iVoys \W carry them in M<>x Onlj', Vici Kid, Pate.! I Viei ami Patent Colt. To t?ft? them will ho to buy them. ' A Have you seen our handsome Loader7 Tho Shoo called "Dixie Girl." la stylo it loads all others. Throughout thin grand old world. In shape it low no equal, * In make it is the best, In neatnoss there's none like it. In North, Ktist South or West. ? Kao.h pair is made lor comfort, . To fit you nmooth and n^ut, We always have the numbers, To suit all kinds of feet, While only just One Fifty, Is all wo ask per pair For ''Dixie Girl" our Leader That WILL NOT HIP OR TEA 11. a Nold Only l>y W. II. ZMM I ?, Tho Phoc And Clothing Man Lost. A black sow pig strayed fiocn my promises About, a month ngo. When last seen she was near the. S. A. L. frj?i?bt depot. Kinder will he liberally rewarded if returned to me. 4 Klo Tuchberry. B^eroney? Joseph. ,, Onn of the Birminphnm papers, <>f Feb. 95th 1903, published the fallowing marriage notice: " '? ..-?Mr; J.. P. M**roney and Mbs Ida J ??8eph were married in the parlois of the Mctropolitian hot?l lust eve Mng at 8:H0 o'clock, Dr. NewQeld pei formed the cerewoney to the pre sence of a f?;w relative's f*pd friend". The mimic was superbl^' rendered, nud the bride's gown an exquisite creation.' After the ceremoncy a wedding banquet was aorved in the private dinning room, where thirty* Rix 'gueut?, were nt the table, The room was beautifully decor atid ?#. h evergreens Hnd'ont. flnwAia, '...Tin> moose bouquets of white rosi>s were placed at eacb plate aud a heart shaped design decorated the thble in front of the bridal conple. An elaborate nours<f?uj)per whs served, Mr. Mcroney Vaa a Targe number of frlsuds in tiirtuingh?itt? he iep a descendant of several anioieut and noble Jgqropeap famlllesaVwyll aa' bl'aoine of tbe very oldest ancT moat illustrious of American fami ne*. One of bla Virginia ancestor* represented Flower d? Hundred in the Colonial Assembly convened by Governor Yeardley, on the 30th of J?ly? 1619, at Jamestown. The bride ia very popular in thla city where abe line apent a Urge part of her life and ahg- is the daughter of Mr. Henn^^Meptr^^aiiAva nei^e of Mr. Etp+fL/osser, also ft yre&Wrand neice yf Qaron Aroneon of i?tras burg* / She numbers amot/^'/ber ancestors Dukes, and wveral moled families of Prance and\witirt>*ny. Mr. tad bljpf Merouey will\eat, hoae tK^tMr f fiends at Fifth ?v?? nuo and Eighteenth aire**." For MJytbiBg yon WMVopf to l)r, F, Leslie JSemp'*, ? ? ? ? ? ?? e"*? ' ? Compositions From the Camden 0 ra<le<l School. ; FRIENDSHIP. Any person 1? to be pitied who ha? not one or rooie true frienae thai he knows he oan depend on under any oircum rtfnfflii ' It is very pleasant to have a great num. her o! friends, bat it ie much better to have a lew tried one*. Oar Lord ?hawed us that * man ought to feel to. warda his lrienda. He said : "Greater lova&aih no man than that he lay dawn hie life for his friend ** A good picture of ..true friendship i? yi?en in Shakespear's ? Merchant of Venice^ Thero existed Imween An tonio and Beseunio a feeltbgao deey and sincere that each was willing to "Jay down his life for his friend In a book reeentlv published, there it an instance of true friendship . , A young boy, the eon of a aob!eroan, saved ih?r life of a' peasant. and there grew up a.. warm friendship between the two. The neaaant wan a yianfe fa >lrencth and sice and proved a good imtm ? . ? Once th? youth iWH into the hand* of *n * nmyaad th? peaa ant. whoh*d?ot? ten a public Office determined to get hita out of priaan ; ho he went to the dtUob keeper And fihowed Mm an order which, he mM, demtnM thiit the priMo?r jjionH be det??erad into hi* hands. The prison k??p*r uot rrad, ao he gavo hi*n the prisoner whom ho eioooe Mt frce. The feeeent wm carried Mon the JdM ht dilute ?f& iBWrtWr tofd xne to? end I al ?ra^? obey hitu." Ho risked hie We, by dieobeylng the king* to n?e*e hta master. ; A fritvdless person i? rrtf mock to be pHlad. Vapr often ?h*l poverty end UredT hb i ftopfe wedj Notice of ^Election. Notice b hereby driven that lhe County Board of Control, will mod on Tuesday, April 7th. for tl)P purpose of cdee-t. in# a dispenaur f??r Uethunn. Applica tion* it hou Id A?e fllod with tho clerk of the HotmLjfjOT later than March , IV0:'?. 11, Trnesde.l, , Clerk Citation. South Carolina * ? Korahuw Oounty. l*y .IoqI IJLpngli,^ UtC P. ueiiug Probate Judgo. AVh,?ffiiH, H. F, TTnile, inn do mit to ine to tfrioil l.hn Letter*) of tiHti'/n of th6 Estate of ami ull'ucta af C. <?\ Hallo, deceased. _ Thnao'iire lh?r?for<Mo trite nnd admotl 'i?h all atid ahiyular the kindred mid creditor# of tho h-? i? I (\ C. llailo, deceased, that they he and appear before nip, in the Court of probata, to he Ifeltl at Camden,' S3, C., ,(m Friday, the 27th day o{ March next, after .publication thereof, at 11 o'clock hi the forenoon, to B how cauae if any thev havea_why tho aaid Administration guouhl not ho grant ed._ UlVon under my huml, thU Oth day ofMarch, A. I)., .1908, Publiahed In tho Camden Chronicle on the 8th day of Marptr MKM, JOKL UOUGII. C. c. c. p.. ' ; Acting Judge of Probate, Hatred- Plymouth Hock#, Buff Ply ltockg, Wliito Plymouth Uocka, BtoWd 8injle Comb Leghorn?, Buff-Sin* 4le Comb Leghorn ?, White Stngle Comb T*hbbT*i,m&L Minorca., BUok Lang ?? j lj.? tf OAiiV> 1 a U l|y?. ?? f j \y *>r fl Ti i ? vv?Hipi H"u vurfitfipir ijHT"r ??Cf ?t van <loUa. Light BramohA, R?d and Duok Wing '? Egg* now ren?ly (or ahipxneut. IS I or $1. Bend for catalogue. J FU.tcJier JPoultry JFVim. Mar. 20. Kershaw . 41. C. Master's Sale. South Corolina? Kershaw County. .Court of Common Pleat. Washington Carlo* and Gipaon, Plaintiffs, Against Ann Carlos, Retsy Rhode*. Don Rhodes, Kitty Gained, Arthur Galoot, John Kdward Gaines. 8am.1G<tBp?, Frank Galnon, M< ggio Gdftea/Leila Galae* Kato Mcljamore, Carrln McLamore, Annie Brown, Jenny Lind Carlo*, Jaiuoa Carlos, JOels Kfennedr, Br neat W. Kennedy. Wllbehnlnn Keaoedy, Annie Lee Kennedy, Francla Car los.. Lucy _ Carlos, John Carlos, Sally Carter, Sally Carter the yonng er, Chtrles Onrlot,' Willie Carloa, Henry Carlos, Francia Carlo*, the younger. Fatav O'arlCWi Florenea Oar* lo?. Beck wood Carlos. Sadie Gip*on, Marekah Gipson, Defc^ant* ?" - TJndar andby virtue of the decretal order of hfr Hoiw, Cliae. 0. Pant wlwr? mi tw above entitled cause, dated l>ec. 11th, 1903. | will otfar for jtle at pahlle outcry before the Court House door In Camden on the first Monday )? April nexfc 1909, wigHin the legal hour* of ^?ate, the followy>gda*ortbtd real estate *, All thai tilrco, paecal or tract of land situated to Atershaw County. State of tiosth Carolina, about one and oM-half mile* north of Camden formerly estate of Don Carlos, deceased, bounded North by land now or fonaarly of Sana TComlioaTXii: hyT^JT bl MoUariW and Salmon J, South by lands ol Salnaond a*d lead- fonnerty of Cantey.Waei l?jr the Lancaster road, being tract **C." la 1 plat filed with' papers ia this cnae.eoa Vaiuiof tbirtj-glx #3?) acrte, aiore or -Teraag! sale, oae-thle* ese?rj^Uge? fpoireliaeer aadjme?tf as siWSWWMW# M4 n HI At The Jramous Silt fJe/rye Store You Will Find A Oar Load Of V~ Up-to-date die. , AND EliKSII FROM I II H _ ??? r% y See our Oxfords in Bljick, , While and colors, among the "Tips" thin season, and though you every thing else, yon cannot very well afford W some oftlieae. - To mention oil that we could interest you in would be a 4fu}tioss attempt, so will call special attention to only nuch articles as ate in trreHft UvmnxfOtir^ now. T 1 .... ' j : ? .... I ?? y-r;.:h * Our lino of Ginghattia w is ne\or -more conipltt % UiO 4tsti:?v $ tractivenesH of which is evinced by the liberal way m AVhielfc?. the scissors aro used irt distributing thuin A " ous customers. ? * * ? ? - ? . t -1... ... V A beautiful and an extensive assortment, xif Pcrcalep, rang ing in prices iruia C 1-4 to 12 1*2 cents per y^4, A ?' seen to be Appreciated. ? ' An jjbyftdant supply of Marsailles in Block, Wlii colors; also fleeced Marsailles^ in Black '.kti&'W&i&tfA popular are they, that tho quantity in, stock growa a every day. - ;v~~~'r ? In India Linens, French Batistes, Mouslines, &c., &c., our stock is, of cour?e, pletc, and in fact more c -mplete than ever "before^ witl call special attention to th;s department as the advances Our stock of Laces and Embroideries is all that cotti desired, as the extensive line, excellence of quality ataF of designs coupled with the very low prices of these make it intensely iutercsting for tho buyer. Don't see tliem. fiiagg We still have some of thoso "SPOT CASH SLAUGHtj BARGAINS, and if you would liko to make a very prol ble investment don't fail to give lis a. call. ^4 Ooinc to see us, a warm welcome awaits you; and's Lug you that wo will make your visitboth pleasant &nd j 4al>Wrwe-are yoms, ? ? ? ? ? Voiy^cspn^ull^ttiid-TrrfyV P- T. TlUeptpe, Prap'k