The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 24, 1903, Image 3
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THE CRAZE OF THE DAY.
ptINOir XJAKDS now
Stic it'
zi: Mr & i>kPass'
- Pharmacy.
. . Haylern Candied Kresl^ To
day.
- IGK Cm AM and COL J)
DRINKS every day
Southern Snow Flake and
Yellow Dont Corn for early
planting.
Seed of every variety.
Cat-Tail Miilet and Onion Sets
Xemp dt DptPass,
THE CORNER DRUG STORE,
'SPjioho 29.
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ft' - --1 ?JI'lLLJ.1'".'
|m?1 flfnfr
JOHN K. JtfNKlNS.
Tamden. S. <),
? 'Contractor for Plombluff. TlurUag, Cornice
Work, and everything In ttio metal Hne<!! Stoves,
Heifers. Rai???cf;, Hhd electric suppNeg for 0h lo^i
?!8hoi>. H'eetric call DellH put tit Iioubos. If I
am not in town it will pay you to drop we a letter
wllflie for warded.
& John F. Jenklnfl.
The Aunual Meeting of the Cemetery
Association
,WiIl be held al the Presbyteiian
?lecture Room Monday afternoon,
tho 27 ill, at 5 o'clock.
Tho Memoi ial Association
? Will meet nt the Presbyterian
Lecturo Uooai nt 5:30 on Moqday
a'tcrnc'ii the 27tli. Mf-mb^ra arc']
eirnestly requested to attend.
0
Easter Election.
At the annual election of officers
of Grace chnrch the fcllowing were
c'losen : Senior Warden, E. B.
Cantey; Junior Warden, -A. D.
Kennedy ; Vestrymen: P. T. Vil
lepiguo, W A. Anernw, B. M. Bow
kin, H. II. Bojkio, W. M. Sha^^fon,
_ C. J. Shannon, Jr., C. II. Yates.
A S'pnal Succors.
Tho bargain sale given by Mr.
P. '1'. Villopigue last Tuesday wan a
?i*M>ttl success. From '-early mom
5 : II J rr..? -i
? III UUWHy V'VC VUOIUUJI.IJJ tl VW'iCU
ilrere and thoy were not dissppotnt
ed for they got genuine bargains
Remeaibor that these sales will oc
cur regularly every Tuesday and
you should not fail to eccute some
of these bargains. ?
? The Old Htistter Returns.
Owing to the lateness 6f the
hoar at which bis advertisement
wji9 brought in last wtVk it was io>/
possible for us to call attention
locally to the change. The buyer
for this gigantic house, Mr* M.
Bium, has just returned from the i
North ? the busy marts of trade?
bringing with him the chotc?At*
bargains of the market. Mr. B*tim
lijjis won for himself the name of |
?'Hustler" ami well does he deserve!
it. If you don't believe it Jost
visit the handgorae now nurainoth
store and see sodoc Of the bargains
!w brought baek a few daye jago.
The most skeptical will be con-1
vinefcd. <
Lady Bascballists. ,
The Chicago Stars,* dfiaoSptpn ,
lartiea* banc ball c;ab of tthe Wo/id, ]
who are making an extensive tour
of ihin couutry and Canada, travel^
inc in t hoi r own special Pullman,
will make their first appearance in
Camden on Monday, April 27th.
when thev will play one of the~mr?t
interesting and exciting games pf
ball with the Camden^team lhat has
ever been played in this vlot<y
Ladies as weir ub gentlemen, can .
fcUend this game without 4"fay"Teaf J
of lieing o (Tended, aa nothing will be
said or done that the most fastidi
o?s oiuld object to. The game will
luko place nt 4 o'clock at tBe 8
A. h. Freight Depot, . where the j
grounds will be enclosed with a
l;?rge canvas fence. Admlaston 26
cents. ....
Talma Orchestra gWrr* vjhq, first
'wo numbers one program ofH*U>o
May lia tier's Hand concert; Tl*?
Orchestra is composed of 9 6tlh6
Indies. Opera House " TSqmkI ft T,
April n0(b. ReservecT fleat Tickets
^n-^ftle at F, Leslie Zemp's.
New Buliadule. ^
On Sunday last a new schstfaU
went iuto effect on . the 8o?tM
road.- . x
Trains Noa. 15 and W ?l]l ittptt*
s*de trains Noa and 84 between
K\n?ville and "HoTM
will leave KingvUle nfiee *he Jir;
TTvil of No. 15 from .Charleston nt
ti l5 a. m. ; leave Camdaa 7.^ **
?>. : Bock Hill 10.30.; 0h
HOI p.m. TralaNo. 14W
liUeksburg 7.4S ?< tar, Ht
# 80 a. m. ; arrive Camden
m,; isavo 140-?>
XlfoTi.jfviUe ..Mtt&r-Wr?
eirt No.
.f*
I Soclal?/)ofs, |
Mr. and Mrs David H. Williams
entertained most ch-gautly in their
beautiful home on Tuesday evening
in honor of Mr, ami Mrs Rohui
M. Kennedy. Kocher was |>!a> crl
and Mrs, Kennedy bore ojV tho best
pri/.o. Mi ?. A. M. shannon win
ning the consolation pti/.e. Mr.
Newt?n Bo\kin was awarded the
?V mleroan'a Ian j?r tz,^. Mr. T. .1
ICirkland tho gentleman's <4boob\"
pp V\
Thp Northern guests at Dr. A,
A. Moore's had a mo?>t charmioy
rural picnic on Wednesday, A
number of their young; Camden
fnenda were invited. The weather
was Ideal and tdl had a inout do.
Uiihtful day. 1
The ladies of the Kplaeopal
church had a most attractive en
tertainment at the beautiful
grounds of Mrs. F. liruce Davis
with Ice cream, strawberriee, cakes
&o , for s^le to add to their "Me*
morl&l Window" fund. There was
also an exquisite floral display,
Uelcu Mtty Uu'ler's Jiaud which
will appear in tho Camden Opera
House, Thursday, April 30th, has
played more dates in large cities of
this country in tho pant 5 years than
any other band. Boston leads with
203 concerts, Nkw York citv 30;
Buffalo, 110; Pittsburg, 90; Atlanta.
26 and Charleston, HO Reserved
seat Tickets ou Halo at F. Leslie
Zj tup's.
o
Death of Mr J B . Steedman, Jr.
It is wi'ii profound regret that wo
announce the death of Mr. J. H.
Steed mtjn, Jr., which occurred ye?,
te relay afternoon ahont (J jliO o'clock.
For some titue ho has been in fuil
inpf health and only recently returned
irom tho hospital when it was hoped
ho had been benefitted. A young
rnan of oxouipl&fy character our
community can ill afford to loso him,
and to Li j bereaved loved ones tho
deepest sympathy is felt At this,
writiig oiiangements i'r<r th6 funo
ral have not been mr;de.
"The Sharp Edge."
We direct your attention to the!
.ad. of The Sharp Edge. Mr. Lp- |
Grand, proprietor, is now in Cam- 1
den sharpening a:id repairing all
kiuds of clippers, razors, lawn '
mowers, etc., 'etc. From the Or- '
angoburg "stnot wo tske the fol-j
lowing re^ardiijg Mr. LaGrand : j
?Mr. N. II. ^uGraud who has
been in Orangeburg for three!
months and who has sharpened
every razor and all scissors within
ten miles of tho citv, has departed
from us and wiH by in St. Mat
thews for two or three week?. Mr.
LaGrand is a past master in his
art and in all his dealings here
proved himself to bo an honest, re
liable aud honorable msn, and we
can cheerfully recommend him to
our St. Matthew* neighbors.
^ ?
Welch? Carson.
Married, at tho reside nco of the
officiating minister, Rev. R. J.
Blacktnou, at Forh If ill, at 5 o'clock,
fhursdaywfleruoon, April 16, 1903,
Miss Cora Lee Welsh aiid Mr. J.
M. Carson, Miss Welsh is the
youngest daughter of the late la
mented Dr. C. C. kWelsh of Lougs
ville, and t? an unusually attractive
young lady, both, io appearance
-and matiuefr Mr, -Carson ? ia-^a;
-prominent merchant and successful
business m.?u of Korshaw, the
Wad of the large, mercantile firm
of J. M. Carson <fc Co. He is well
kpowu and highly esteemed both
at home and in the Slate and his
Di any friends will bo glsd to koftw
of his winning one of Lancaster
county's tairenfc daughters as his
bride. The best wishes of their
friends here are extended to Mr.
and Mrs. Carson. ? L ancaster
Ledser.
* Mooting Stato Board of Health.
The State Board of Health held
?a meeting here last Tuesday after
noon In the office of Health Officer j
E. 1. Keardon. The meeting wns
to have heen hold Tuesday uiorn-*!
Ing, butvthc Secretary of the Hoard, '
Dr. Jau^fggyans, of Florence, did
not arriveliere until the afternoon
on the Florence frciyht truin. The
other members* came in on the
morning trains.
Iftjo following were present: DjpH
-X^Grafogc Simons, Charleston; Dr. I
Robert' Wilson, Chaileaton; Dr. C.
H. Recs, Charleston; Dr. A, A
Moore, Camden ; 'Dr. J. L. N'ipler,
Bltinlieim; -D* ? Jamaa?fi* a Hug*.
^Florence; Attorney Ceneral ?T/ X,
Guntqr, And Comptroller General
Ai W, Jones.
About the only important busi
oeu transacted at the meeting was
a resolution thai was passed in
structing Secretary to call
on tbo chiton mills to help pay the
expense 9 that havo been incurred
ift stamping ont smallpox in the
different mill villages, soma of the
trills running as high as $800.
Dr. Krsos is slso Inst rooted to try
Jgf.jm?ks arrangements with the
*M U*ao that iu future they will
l^ir half tho oost of stamping out
;**/ cptdeinift lb it may break otffc
T^fr respective villages. II
??rlU not agret to do this, the*
strictly quarantine asy ?U
re there Is asy saett epi*
sad Wl? ??**?. ???
Mm) a# mM w
PERSONAL.
M?.ior M? (Vvijjlit Lay moved iuto
UI9 n? w liciuie.
Mih Joltn W. Corlntt it* in Colt- in
*'i<? Mr* wti'k viaiUii-y Mr*. NV. Jj.
Arthur.
M's. 0, J. Shannon, Jr., is In Co.
him hi a st g tlio Federation of
Women.
Mr. W. H. Burns and family, of
Suinttr, are on a vihit to Mrs. M. L.
Hums, ?
Mr Milton Barrett has returned
from n visit of several day to bin
family in Sumter.
Mr*. James M. Storey and her two
li'tlo boys are visiting Mrs. T. H.
Fisher, in Columbia.
Miss 8$dio Whitney, of Maybinton,
Newberry county, is visiting Mr.
?ami Mrs. W. K. MeOrelght.
Mrs. W. 1) Boykiu has rotumed
fr??m J.aucaster where sbo went to
vi?*?t her e ster, Mrs. Heath.
Mies I'mma Shannon left last
week for Wilmington, n. O., to visit
her friend, Mies May llanklti.
MissFloride DePass and Messrs.
Hunter Lang and , Willio -De Pass
went to Korahaw on Monday to at?
tend a largo German given by the
young men of that progressive town.
Misses Alexander of Florida, and
Misses Onwlaon and Jordan wWo
enjoyed the social delights of Co*
Ininbia laat. week, taking in the Va
grnnt's hall, havo returned to Cam
den*
Mrs. Frank Z rop, Mrs. Kugone
Z?*mp and Mrs. O. II. Zemp all were
flighted Kpectators at the opera of
Kfethor in Colombia on Monday night
They report a moat creditahlo per
formance.
Mr. Grovor Blackwell has been
laid np all this week on account of
ii'jnrios received Sunday afternoon
While out horaeback riding the ani
mal tell, painfully injuring ojie of
Mr, Black wisll's ankles.
Mi-iaes Fm;ly Carrisou, Mela Boy^
kirt, Henrietta Johnson" and Alice
Co'rb^tt went o*er to Columbia to at
tend the opera of Esther in which
their young friends of Camden,
M sees Marie and Bessie Zemp took
part.
Mr. L. W. Boykin of Camden, who
was licro yesterday, was asked if he
would be a candidate to succeed Mr
Dukes on the State board of oontro'.
Ho declared that ho Is an applicant,
but will not push his candidacy for
the present. Mr Dukes having icon
dead such a phort time He dqos
claim thai his application! is entitled
to mature consideration for he was
in the race with Mr. Dukes before
the legislature and was beaten but
two votes. Had the rules of the joint
assembly permitted the vote of the
other defeated candidates to have
changed (o himself, Mr. Boykin
thinks the result ru-ght have been
changed, an ho had a number of these
votes pledged on the second ballot. ?
Srate "ziist teat." " ' ? , -
The ice cream festival on Monu
mental square by the Udioe of the
Baptist church on Wednesday after*
uob'ti 1'ast was quite a success.
Tbe polioemen donned their new
spring uniforms *lbis week. TJJie
suits are of grey material and were
bought from Mr. f. O. Man.
1 The Methodist Sonday'sehoo! is
eonlempli^ng having' its'annnal p!6
nic at an early day. The placb has
not yet been decided upon.
Rev. Mr. Ferris is preaohing a
setups of temperance seruiohs, devot*
in;* the Su6'day nights service to
that snhjpct. His sermon last Son
day night wa? npon "Alcoholio
Heredity-."-: *???
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
Wherea?. by an act of the General As
sembly at the last session there
of entitles "An act. to authorize ,the
i Trustees of School District Number Ohe
of Kershaw County to i?suo bond* for
tlio purpose of refunding tho present
bonded indebtedness thereof find to im
prove and ercct school huildingn." among
other thingVft is provided as follows:
??Tliat tho Trustees of School Distriot
Number Ono of Kershaw County are fclso
hereby empowered and authoriied toj
issue and ?sl!, in ?.'jj''.jor to ths beads
provided for in. t h ?? n receeil i ng
coupon bonds of aaid School DfaTrict fn
a further amount, not exceeding eight
thousand dollars ($8900,) tff they may
deem necessary for iho purpose of im
proving, repairing, enlarging, erecting
pnd equipping school buildings in said
District, as taid Trustees may deem ad
vhablo. Provided, that the ouestion of
issuing the bonds authorized in this tec
lion shall flrit b? submitted to the quali
lied voters of said school District at an
election to be held to determine whether
i tied or toot, as
?
majority of the
ition shall be for
bonds provided
ereof, the ?au!
[><}*, or Kuch.
;ht thousand
said bonds ehall be
hereafter provided."
Sec. *.
votes cast at raid el
?he issuing of the eou
for in section two (2)
Trustees mnr
an amount not exceeding
dollars (f800G) aa they deem requtait?
for the purpose set forth in said second
-section* .Buyable to bearer, to 'run for a
period not exceeding thirty ypBTl /run*
dato of iaaue, bearing interest not execod.
ing Ave per - centum per annum payable
annually. .
In perauance o I tho terms of the said
act an* elcetio# will (be held in School
District Number One <\f Kershaw County
on Thursday, the 14th \!ay of Msv^l&OS,,
upon tho miction of issuing bonds in an
amount not ^xceeding 'eight tbowaand
dollars ($?000) for the purpose set forth
in said act as above quoted. Only quali
fied voters residing in said ?t? trict Nnm*
ber One will be entitled to vote. The
polls will be opened at the Camden Otff*
House (adjacent to the former market)
between the hoars ot eight CI) o'deok a.
m and four (4) o'clock n. m. Two sete
oTttclrot/^iH be preejie4 at tbe polK
?a e^ual number of e^eh, oo one ael of
which wfllbtwprinted "for the issuing of
Ronda'><itiiPtB thai other "Against Um
taeoiog of Bend^V7
The following flfeaaas bar* been ap
pointed to set as Tnauagers at eaid slec
ilon :
W? A- 8chroeK B. B- Cntetoa, D. ?.
oederaC
Again
We Call Your Attention
TO THE
Dixie GiVfl Shoes.
' ? i ? t- ? f ?
But this time wo want yon to call anjd^Seo the Low^Junr
ters, Oxfords, Sa^Aals, Now Ports, and Spring Heels.
Wc arc also showing the latest shapes in fine goods in
Oxfords ? 1, 2, 3 ai:d ^ Strap Bandies, Put. Loathor Colonials
and Now Forts. Full lino of Mori's and Boys' Low Quarters.
?*** '-^y A'*" * *?; - . ... ' *.'?;? // '
Our stock of Mon's, VotUhs' un<L,: Boys', Clothing is full
and fresh with prices away down. Come and we will prove it.
(Sold Only t>y W. H. Z12MF,
The Shoe And Clothing Man
'J ?V ?
Our Stock of Oprinff Soocis .
Commands the eye of the value seeker. See o?r line of White
Goods, Lawns, Laces and F.r??broiderie* and be convinced that
the purchasing power of jour dollar is far greater when you
expand it at our store than if yon wer# to go elsewhere.
JUfcT A EEW GOOD VALUES MENTIONED BELOW.
WHITE GOODS.
40 mch White Lawn worth 15 will soli at lie yd. Henntiful
striped laWjh good value at 1(5 2-3 our piiee 12 l-2e yd. Nice
fttriped chec ked Dimities worth 10c. will well at 8c. y?M
Our Ind/ia linens are good YaltfCS at 9, 12 1-2, 15 and 20c yd.
IJeautiCul quality Persian Lawn worth 25c our price 19c yd.
CINCHAW8.
Zepnyr Gingliams bountiful quality in stripes and Pjads
worth 15c selling at 11 l-2c yd <36 inch gingliams 10c, kind,
going Rt 8 l-2cyd. 27 inch ^ ginghams nice sr^oth quality
woitii LOc our price 8c yd.
MADRAS.
oG inch ml^lras Very pretty quality worth 12 1-2 will s.dl at]
9c yd. Beautiful corded madras, colors guaranteed, tormer
price 20c. will sell at 16c >d. 27 inch madras assorted odors,
Mitla brand worth 5c our price 3 1-2 jd.
? -SHIRTS,
When it comes to negligee shirts wo show 10 to, the otker
fellow s one, and. the best of it is 'they^aro all 1903 shirts.
Not a left-over among them. The popular prices are 25, 50
75 and f 1.00, '
Sglg UNDERWEAR.
Wh? shpuld a m*n suffer these hot days whon he can be
made^omfo^table by wearing one of our ''Otis" suits? We
haver rtiem at 50o $1.00 and $.1.?P per suit.
SHOES. ?
We^irry the celebrated W L. Douglass shoes in 12 different:
lasts Good, values in ladies, Misses and children's shoe* and
oxfords. '
STRAW HATS.
Thi9 is certainly Straw Hat weather and we have the keep |
cool kind. Respectfully,
j. o. OljtrETOlV ?fe oo.
Messrs Zemp & 031'aas exhibited
tli' b \Veek in ouo of the front win
dows a live alligator.,.
No Use to Pay Ront.
Io another column will be found
a notice from Mr. W. C. Mougb,
manager of t lie Camden Brick
Yard. Mr. HoO|iil reprnscnta an
organization which wilt loan money
for buildibg purposes at a nu>8t
reasonable rate of interest. The
plan is endorsed by some of the
best business men of Surotor and
Lee counties, ? and we are informed
that some of our bneioew men at
an early day are going into in. If.
you want to bnild> you a house ac<i
Mr. Hough. He can interest you.
BJSAJj ESTATE TRANSFER 3.
A B Rahon to James Thomas et1
acres $5.
Mrs Kliza J. Brasington to Jotai
J McKain, Hot on Mill street $l(
J 8 ? Russ to Jesso T Roes
acres No 17 *160.
W J Dunn to Emma StratforiTl
acre in No 1 *75.
Raleigh 8 Marsh to Lvdia V El
liotUOO acres to No 8, f 100.
\ UUpi?ue to LvHlwJfc p
iiott ? 138 acr?
Wilson Yarfcr^l, to J W to*
gram 280 aores in No 23, $84 2f>.
Jsnnio Swart zbnrK to Daytd
Wolfe InUfett in one lot on Broad
Street, Camden, $16.
W. A.
Notary Public, Oolfeet of ittd
OReal feaUte Agent Offioc on
Jaw Range. P. O. Box 307,
ICkmdeB, IkC. '
t A Card.
At one time I thought I would bo com.
P?ilT*d To leave Ctknilert, but now my
hc.ilth is very ninch hotter and I hate
decided to remain*
Very Respectfully,
E. C. BRA8INGTON. M. D.
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Trespass Notice.
All persons sre. hereby forbidden to
trespass upon my land* situated in Flat
Rock and KafTslo Townships, by passing
through them or for (he purpoae of hunt
in?, fishing , bulling or for sny other pur
pose whatsoover without my permission.'
Any one violating this notice will be
prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
L. L. Olyburn.
April 17, 1908.
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I Important Notice.
? Notice in hereby given that in ac
tb* law gowemhttc thtr
| iaa? th* qimrtexhr meeting* of the
County Board of Commissioners will be
held on the first Monday* in Jaaaary,
April, July and October, but ali ether
mwtlnKi ixi the Diwrd will be held u?
Wednesdays, after the first Monday of
each month and that aH bills mast be
filed with the Supervisor the day before
the Meetings or they cannot he acted
upon.
By < order of the County Coaminioteis.
J; ?OW^.U
(Supervisor.
I rt nil -i . . _
spnt vfTif WW
MORE BARGAINS
ADD BETTER BARGAINS
c/ii SdgQ <St?re
famous out v y
At The
If spneo would allow, wo could mention ni
special bargains in*wluch h 11 would he intercstb'
suffice to say that we will have just the things
at prices that will more than- please. Come*- ton
come ejwriy' m the day that you may got some of
OF THE PLUMS; and should the rush bo to<
will see to it that only as many will be admitted^
can find comfortable standing room.
v Thht our friends in the country us well as our friends in
'? '
town may have a better opportunity to eccuro their share^
of the Slaughter olVoring, we h ivo decided to make
fk Special
and wliile Genuine Bargains, can bo obtained Ev.tv Day in ?
tho week at our S (ore, TtJJ-SDAY WILL BE
' " , ? '
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? - ????"? '' * ^7.
Very Respectfully and Truly,
will ever be ladencd with the CREAM OF BAHGA>tW3<
you can therefore como confidently expecting to
lets than value, having our- guarantee that ydtJ-WiU
disappointed. Remember That Every T ueiftay Will
Slaughter Day until Farther Notice.
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Kix
OUR UKGULXETLTNE Of SPRTNGT"AN
GOODS IS ALL THAT OOULD BE DESIKED as
are of the
V . i
** fewest
LATEST STYLES, HIGH
QUALITY AND LOWE
f PRICES.
; ' .
Earnestly aoliciting your patronage, we are