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JfahnsSce Cream We be# leave to inform our friends and the 'public geuo jrtlly. that we have taken tlx; a fyr HAHNS, OF CHARLESTON, ' FAMOUS ICE CREAM. and urc prepared to furnish ii to our patron? in any quantity ftoin pint to one gallon on lihoi't notice and in any larger quantity and any flavor on 21 hours notice, at the following price: 1 25 cents i* pint; 40 eents\ a quart and $1.50 a gallon. This cream Ik simply delicious, and we respectfully solicit you patronage. Next Tuesday and Wednes day will b p our opening days and we /propose giving out about 2.^0 tickets tree, good for one jiving of cream on these days only which we shall disttribute att^ong those of our customers whdt- usually indulge in this kind of delicacy. Respectfully, <Xemp dc 'DoZPass, THE CORNER DRUG STORE, ' !P/iono 29. JOHN F. JKNKINS. Camdkn. 8. ^ rnntracfor for Plumbtnpr, Tinning, Comic Win K, a iid everything In tun jncul lino, Stoves, Uoati'.x, Hangm, rfmt meotrlc suppllen for ??!? ><t Shop. Ivleitric coll IjcIIh put in limine*. If I Hin not hi lown li will pay you to <irop me a lottei soil HHiut* will im> foifwurAt'U. ?Tohn F. Jenkins. Free Ice Oreom. On n^xt Tuesday and 'Wed nee day, M#y 20tli aud 27 lb, Messrs. Zeoi|) jjSc ]Jt"aeB will serve Ice Crenmt'lo iheir custftmurs absolute ly fnejj Sec * iheir ad. at head oJ t;i is cu0umn. To The Veterans. Thdse Veterans who wore not pres ent to receive iheir Crosses of flou or, on Memorial Day. can procure anuuiby calliuf? at tho office of Mr. W. D. Trnntbam. Mrs. U. J. Shannon, Jr., FreEt.JohuD; Kennedy Chap. IJ.D.C. Messenger will please copy. Flue Beeves. Mr. E. S. fettles of th^tirm of - Nettles & Walkine, was in Sum tor this week vyhyre.he bought a. cat _ ln?iri of fine c* <tU* whioh will be butohred hers. They always have line beef and with their excellent cold storage they propose to give theificustumcis the *>e&t the mar ?jt ket offords. V ; Dcai'ji of Mrs. Lottie Boykin. ? H Mrs. Lottie Boykin, sister of Mrs. ; C. R. Lewis, died on Tuesday morn ing last about 2 o'clock at tho how*] of ber mother, Mrs. Monroe, of ouj town. Mtb Boykin was thirty-five jeais of age and leaves a husband, and Heveral little children. The burial took place on Tuesday af ternoon at Mt. Olivet- Baptist church, the funeral services being conducted by Rev. Jabez Ferris. ? The Baby Show. ? " The ontertainment this (Friday) afternoon under the auspecies of| ? the U. I). Cs promises to bo a mo&t L attractive affair. A baby show t*j one thing that Camden can excel) , in and undoubtedly will elicit tunc I) excitement, when pretty girlp**| nuroe maids arc trundling these v/ec lots we would love to vote ?; each a prize. Byciele raoea are always lot.? of fun especially when premiums await .. .. the. victors. There will be good , things to refresh the crowd in the Ts *?y nf icep, cakep, etc. Spend yonr dimes and have s gay time - - one and all. * For The Benefit of the Daughters' Convention Fund. Stercopticon views of Alaska, the wonderful land of the Midnight San Art gerua done by a Norwegian ape* cialiat, and shown by an Imperial Dissolving Slereopticon. It is not a cheap magic lantern show, but eterc. - opt icon. The. manager of the Oolntn bia Opera Honso , snysi^Tt is the finest thing of the kind ever J ? Misa Elinor (Jonrtney in tlio adventurous Sonth Carolinian win) wont from Chicago to thQ Arc. t?e ropionB. as a Press correspondent ?v in 18tt8, remaining in the far North _ nearly "four year#. In connection with these exquisite etercoptfeon ' y own of this interesting, tar 4**3" land, Mias Courtney *IH give, in her ? ?*n charming manner, hor ILrilltng ^ there- It if an extraor J,:rtmaTy achievement for a woman of tdaeation refinement to havta fet IH-n^trated the Arctlq Circle. This |rxj?terUinment will b* given in the House >n Tuesday evening, ' ,a ^ -??*!?*? nuder ttu* ijpj'j1 <>f the DtuUten or the vVonfedeTacy,. tlie proceeds ? go U, u?e Daagfa|?Tir Convention o, therefore it isto ba bopH who at* latin#*** ?ttl intte to maka lt a aacooM' ?M,- 4 ?^b?i4Twi 00 l ytUeinn ?. rt..t ' ' aooo ?? Monday uvuiiinj!' last , fa brilliant Cithenrwj ,vf at tifcHuty ?( C ' KUi^th w ol v. ,T ' wlii . t"k",v touitutt "j Cauirtin ' *arm,y rL'lDC,,>*>eM'd 'liahUU lL?7 ?ne ?f ,5"J ,K:ll<i8 'if ^,ol^cr atlngMia6W'u> Uoity?renideill!,,n(,v,,,i0ll*WAa lU{' ,i' tonvuiting Abroad v, randan ??,.! l;tctlrw,,ry '?rtb?Munaitt.| ' " f ? i,v^'|>g illicit \vu* ???*. : ' < ' ? progressive auchie. Put- j trailing viiuh f.Btooninj. tiie rail- 1 z: bBtw Ma,u" '-?? m^bat-K of fragrant floweja wow; woked in an llie rittdow<li F<?f. 9'??o of bright colo icd Japanese ??u?ifU hung between the iikihbiv^, while electric UghU gleanJ j, , \rom palms and ferns ! ?ightiug ihe long row of sliming mahogany Cables, the brilliant cos ?imeH.nnd brighter eyea and suoilea or the gay groups and rendeilng the whole ft ecenefr om Fairvland. After a round of.Kpimed games, ! aiulv refreshments w?-re Nerved,1 the color ^ scheme being piult and! wlnte. The decorations sweet peas J ?n compliment to the gu^ts of or, Mis* Slovens n tall and I queenly biunette of lissome figu re | aud graceful carriage living gowned ? tti a French creation of diaphanous' white with garnisbings of <*oft ro>'* ? color, and Mm Den* Boykin, w{th I whom sho was visiting, iu pure whit* ! with fir. tin appliqu? and pink rnosv ! roses. After due attention to the in- j iftivoi for refreshment* the prize* ! were awarded with graceful speeches! liy Mr. Newt.cn Boykin. The first | prize for ladies, a silver hat pin,' was won bv Miss Elizabeth Jordan. ! LiiS first fcr gentlamgn a unique! ash receivei by Mr. .James Burns. The boobies, pink mut white cornu copia* with slirifking horo attach ment and filled with pink and while' mint drops were awarded to Miss -Margaret Corrison and Mr. Tucker Boykin. 1 he spacious rooms being opened !<>r dancing iliis always popular 'unusetuent was kc-pfc up until it late hour. .Among those present were : t Misses Elizabeth Jordan, Mar garet Eldredgc, Margaret and Cora Garrison, Kui ma Shaunon, Frances Boykin, Margaret Johnson, Honor Lang, Henrietta Brailsford, Lottie Hrijkrl), Henrietta .Johnson, Sadie Ancrum, Mary* Usenet and Leila Shannon. Messrs. Arthur Burnet, James Bums, Newfou Boykin, Dr. A. DePaas, Rohin Zemp, All?erl Zemp, Randolph Shannob^y Porcber Stoney, James 17. I-!aile, Jr., Cal houn Apcrum, Inman Eldredge, Lynch Deas, Hunter Lang, Thoions A. Boykin, Hamilton Boykin, \V. H. Nicholson. T4)o young ladies and gentlemen of Cnmden who wore present at the re union of the Confederate Vet*-, rans nnd who participated in the Cesimties of the ball &c.. hav^jro* turned enfhusiaatic over their good time in Columbia. Don't Forget The Baby Show This (Friday) afternoon, May *22nd tlie John D. Kennedy Chapter U. D. C's muke an carnebt appeal to the mothers of Oamden to cn t'ffFI'hcir little ones. Don't put the matter off, but get thera ready and thereby help to make the scefie one of beauty and brightness. School Cloamg. The Camden graded school will close this year's work on Wednes day, June 3rd. Tho annual oration will bo delivered by Dr. Henry N. Snyder, President of Wofford Col lege. . The school Is fortunate in scour ing tho services of this soholarlv, gentleman, a worthy successor to the grand Dr. Cailisle. "^T^esident Snyder needs no intro duction to those teachers of tho county who enjoyed the privilege! of attending his lectures on Eng lish Literature, at tho Stale Summer Schools. lie is cue of the lincst English scholars in the South, and is besides possessed of a winr?nig magnetism of manner that charms bis bearers. There are ten graduates this year, of whom probably six will read essays. Tho exercises will begin promptly at 10:30 a. M., at the opera house. Tho public is cordially invited to attend. Tho Final Exhibition of the Timrod Society will take place on the evonfi'g of Fiiday, June 5th. There will he I lie usual contest, for icodaifl in Debate and Declama tion. in addition there will be some very pretty tableaux, a practi cal drill in Swfdlah Uy innaHtics as taught In the selioot, ?sd the danc ing of the. atately^rilttut-JL S^an ae com pal moat to one of the fedtir lions. A bo??k will be awarded ohe beat reader in the society, the c*rt^' teat for which was held at the ?chool bourn* two weeke ago. I ThT composition medal will be delivered *t Lne morning exorcises on J?oe 3rd. The following If n Texe* marriage nptice: "No cake, uo cards, no I owera, no tbaokf, no rqpM#, m Ksaissir *. - ? .i tKHSOWAJ, Mrs Ilorvl of Cheater in visitire lu-rneie-', M ? Win. K. Johnson Sr.. Mi* M rti.1. J W'orkn *an litivt i u ? ? ? /?- ( I int.. t'l* ? i r pretty cottage on bvith ton Sir.-ot. Mr'. \V. Ji. ? Turner loft Monday nijli to attend Hi? Oonfederute re? Ul? <>I1 ill NfW OfU'HIlK. AUioc and Minnie llouph ar? v tsi t?i?K frU'iit-M in Charlotte, N (.' , and .V.jxn L?i!a JIou(?h is visitimr relatives in Sumter. Mr. and Mr?. Williams find il'ict/htrr, Miss Mmjitlng and Mi. I'. {{ Wjtliuiuv, Br., nil have gone to I !? hit H'jolr for the an miner. Mrs. Savage of Boston. -Mftsn,| mother of our esteemed fellow-eiu Z'.-n Mr. Henry Savage. mon a viuit to her son and his family. Auditor W'oodlmm of Loo comity, was iu Camden this week in con. faience with Auditor MoCrcight es tablishing Huv' lines between Ker shn,w ft ud Lv.0 counties. ? Miss Mary ChrelUbaru, who in visiting Mr. and Mrs. Karlo, has a must exquisite voice, highly cultiva led awl soulful. She sung at tin* Methodist church both at the morn, in# and night services last Sunday Oapt. J ,J. Hell left last Monday nljjht to attend the Confederate re union in New Orleans and expoets to be pone about eight or ten days. On this* l rip Capt. Hell will stop over on a visit to relatives in Alabama whom ! a has not wen iu twenty fix years Rev. Paul V. Bomar preached i?? the Camden Baptist church last San dfly morning and night. Thirteen years ogo Mr. llomar cloned his pan. borate here und t.l> i? was his first .V/isit hiue sinee. Mr. Bomur's la one; of the most admirable character* ami ) years hftvu not diminished the love I tiis people hero hold for him. T F t* 1 '?ell on Monday night for his home in Marion, Ala. Mrs Dandson of Columbia who is r?rj n of the distinguished family ol I'Mwores of that city, is viniting Mtk. ('. .J. Shannon and renewing her ohl friendships of the ante bcllum days Mrs. MeCov of Sumter, who was Miss S ira Wi'h^rspoon, \u visiting Imr aunt. M?k S. 1C. Corbett and Mrs. '?V, rr DePass. Hot.li of theso are charming women and are receiving many attentions irom their 1rien<tn Mrs. Cf. J Shaunon t',ayo a most d.j lightful afternoon ten in their honor, on Tuesday. Miss Annie Stoney ol Charlet?u>n, who is visiting Mrs. V?1 Jordan, wan among the guests of honor, also. Twelve Cents a Pound. . o Charlotte, N. C\, May 15 ? A cot ton mil) man who was he ro, today attonding the meeting of tho Cotton Spinnrr's association. sold 1,500 bales of cotton to a New prleaua, firm. Ho got 12 cents a pound for the cotton. ? lie fur mailed the 1, 500 bale* out of tho. .slock which ho holds III his warehouses. ? The Local Paper. Do you over atop to thinly what u tireless lettor a good newspaper ie? Week after wcelc, yrnr after ycat\ it noes on, Idling of marriages, births, deaths, the coudng and going of J.he people, the business snocess or fail ures, accident4*, improvements, meet ing*, revivals, social ? in fact, events of all kinds If you should under take to write a letter to on absent friend and tpll half tho n*ws found in your local paper, you would give up iu despair, ? Ex. ? #? ? J urora. The following is the list of Petit Jurors drawn for the June, 1903, term of Court : H G Carrison, J G Cunningham, R F Hough, Jas Uranham, J 1' Grigaby, \V m Robs, J A McLaurin, H H Weat. Jno Whitaker, Jr., J W Stover, L H Peach, M M. Johnson, S P? Jonee. A F Young, D G Fletoher, I) E Taylor, R A Rabon, E II GofT, Ilardy Thovne, J K Vaugh&n, W M Coats, E A Now, man, J H I shell, S M. Hall, D Mc-. T?atirln, J D Knight,' G A Moseley, 0 W Ogburn, W "B Turner, J F Getty e, S F Kelly, L W Roy kin, W ^xc-i9enheiL|er, S H Rose, C 1 Shiver, E M Iiuckslxuj. MEMOK1AM. Whereas it has pleased God in His in .scruliblc Wisdom and unerring judgment to allow our friend and brother, W. F Creech, to he taken from our midst in the manner and by the moans employed in his untimely death, although wo humbly bow to His will yet arc our hearts sorrow ful and sad that our dear friend and brother should (bus be cut dowu iu thy bloom of his young manhood. Now ^therefore, bo it resolved by the members of Mtinnville 1-iodga.V.of P. No. 107. That in the death ot our friend and brother. AVdlio F. Oreeeh, this Lodge has lust a faithful and upright member,, this community an earnest, honest, energetic law-abiding citizen and this county and btatc.aneuihci- vety bast num. - U? wtm?* among us a stranger, he whs cut downjmd taken away beloved by all. We must submit to the unalterable de rive of Him who gave life and doetn all thin/jd, yot it is with keen heart-felt sor row' and tho very deepest grief that wo plrt with our friend and brother, who by his upright character, his honest and fair lealiugs with all niankindi h as so eu dearciT himself to tho people of thi* oom mtmtflpaud oouwty. ? ? Th?ft our Lodgo Hall bo rfnitably draped in monrning for n period of three months. That ? blank pajfebc left in on it minute bo"k sacred to his momory, upon which must be inscribed (benffcimpl* Words:. "Td the niefi.ory of our donufriend ahd brother, ^Willie F. Oreeeh.". V. {? Thnt tlicw. resolutions he insoribed in the rccoiii*~srthi* 4?otlg?* and that fc copy of tlttfu be publrahed in ?ur coantv paper, The Suite and bno paper published it Caraden, S. C*, and also forward to lift father and fisiera at Wbit*?tktrg, Teen., to whom we e&toud our sorrow and .*jrra pathy in their deen bereavement over tbf? JoSk* of their popular, itind-beartod, asd hone* sop and brother. > . J. J. Shaw, < -?S 7 *" ! Wo are showing them in nil the latest styles. I, 'J anil o strap Sandals, Oxlr.rds and New 1'orl ,TiuH4 in Vici and Pultenf Colt. Tiny will please vonr eye unci pocket book. 4ft _ Men's Low Quarter all grades. Ilave yon neon them? * 11 y* . * ? J no!, yon are not doin# yourself right. A full lino of Men ami's Hoy's Clothing at prices to please A.rr w. JLJ. The Nlioo And Clothing Mtyi \ W ? ifl con.sineved u gooil thing Jo have. Proper'v nssd it leads a n4! f* it (o our nfrore find he buys from the Htock of <>oo I t hi is tre ? r* O therein, #aves money, and [ *s gi'ows . flch Wehav** a full line of Xwr Goods, embraced in onr stooj* of Genera) Merchandise. We pay especial ''attention to //fur Hardware department. v Anew line Table and Poctkct Cutlery, elatAe, Shear.1? and Scissors. Everything \rarnnte<l. Fiiio line Saws. Engine and Pipe Fit tings. Belting , Rubber Goods and Leather Lacing. Engine Oils. fcjjjwidies. Bridles, &c. Hogging, Ties, and Cot* tou Sheets at bottom prices. Seed Rye, Barley and Oata. Fancv and Heswv Groceries. Wagon and Wagon; Material. Last bpt not least The Pinee of Mowers ? the 3)eering. A. D. KENNEDY. Don't forget ttic "Spot O.ash Slaughter Sale" *>t? next Tueodav at The Famous G il! JDdgo Store Although it is \if*fflcnlt for Uin peo.. pU' of South CfartHioft tobriug them' so)vcs to realize tljp, tteX, one of the moat sore noeds lagoon# them is in creased offioiency oj their court ma obinery The aojnifctal of guilty offenders Renins, the laws noeda to be looked upon ?i ti pnblic cringe.-? Yorkville Enquire'. The S. S. AVnio. Camden was practically deserted on YVeenesdaj. An immense crowd went ^ver to Columbia on niio ex cursion gotten up V>y the Sunday schoo! of tho M. E. chuTch of Cam den All returned in the eyening delighted with their trip f>nd tho pleasures of tho picnic *nt Hyatt4 s Park.( Thanks are due to the gen tleman who gof* up such an enjoy able outing aod to the ladles who chupronod the happy crowds of young folks and children. A Salesman's Woes. It ia to be feared that, gouerully speaking, woniun shoppers are not as considerate as they should be of the righta and feelings of the clerks whoft serve them from the other #dd?$bf the counter. The follow ing may non be a typical cone, hut it ia suggestive at ] mat: "A woman e*op|>ed at a rlolh enunter in one oT llie^Targe dcpiirt aient stores of. Philadelphia recent ly, and ? ueked to bo sltown som* dress patterns auitaldo for early autumu wear. The salesman be gan fn tho low* st r??"w of 'helved compartments *Jid pulled out and opened ? box after box lint i I the] counter oa aHh?v aide of Mm -w??J piled as high *r* his bead with goods. Three tiroes he cUmbsd a] ladder to the npv??r rowt< and stag gered down under a weight of box patterns until, when die woman iook a survey of the shelves, but. two patterns rcauunal u&opaaed Thee she said, very ? weetJy : ' deftx't. think 1*41 ? hup- Any to day. I'm aorrp to have troubled yon ; bnt, you ?*?. I only came in to took for a rrtead.* ?No trouble wh it?rv?r, roodam,' ha replied, poiiui'y. *lnd?ed, it ** IWak your frl Its) fan fi eHkat ^ _ KTM% nt Notice. Notlco is|||g^by given that in ac cordance wfiSnjRjft Jaw governing the name the qtrafteiH^ meeting* of tlie', Oonnty Board of Commissioners will be hold on the fimt Monday* January, April, July and October, bat ali other meetings of the Hoard will be held on 1 Wednuadayg, after the first. Monday of j each month and that all bill* mast he filed with the Superior the day before1 the mectinga or th&y eaunot bb acted ujmn. j' ;; By order of the County Commissioners. J. M. SOW ELL, Supervisor. April 9th, 1003. Stockholders Meeting. CaiJeii casM & Cols Factory. | ? ~r* ? v Camden, S. C., April 16th 15)08. A meeting of the Stockholders of the ! Camden Cask?t & Collin Factory will be held at the ollico of (he Corporation on the 16th day of May. 1003, to consider! the proposition to increase the Capital Stock to ($75000) Soyenty-flve Thousand Dollars. By order 'of the BOARD OK DIRECTORS. Attest: C. F. RjySSIQNOL, Secretary. AN EASY MATTER | to two * koute built jnat as yon want x\ VLANtJ pro.poroil according to owi^r'i fnattrnv <ton?, H??im deilgncd^ ud Vidkltr'k rrtraw wutd.r. Ttuwf irlltBfW th? rowl mam of be?^r mm! cobvenhmc* ft mini PlUOKfcv Earnestly soliciting your patronage, wo arc Respectfully arid Truly famous Silt &dgc Store V i\ ~x0ff? l hat our it ierids in t lie country a* well as our friend* in town may have ;i hotter opportunity to secure their share ? of the {Slaughter ollering, we have decided t<> make 4 DESDAY OF EACH WEEK pi Special Saleday, SPOT CASH If apace would allow. wo could mention many, I special bargains in wfiteTt nil would be interested, hut suilice to say .-that wo witMmv^jtmt the tilings you nee at prices thai will iTToro thsii please. Com e to see (some early in the day that you may get some of tlK OF- TllK PLUMS; and should the rush be foo gre^ will se/to it^that only as many will be admitted at a can find comfortabre. standing room. will ever be ladened with the CltEiYM OF BARGAINS, and you can t!.erefiy;e come confidently expecting to buyrat legs than value, having our guarantee that you disappointed. Kemember That Every Tuesday Will C31 TIT' "7? ? JlJt Slaughter Day untit Further Notice. OUR REGULAR LINK Of SPRING AND SUMMER OOOWS-1S-TVEL-THAT COULD BE U-KSlUKD ?? tiiey are of the ? J? - - . 1 ** fewest Goods, LATEST STYLES, HIGHEST QUALITY AND LOWEST