j-sr, - IJ*" ?'W'.j
earn iWW T"raa And AUa
F* v>ry L - w P"c?*
r u?*? A ."??*? Eogiw,
? ^wt,r ^loii,rh?
?iS?? Fr.u (iln.
| ^d'D*er?
A ?'? <Mi.i-.ljr.
"?.;-? ?-??.*?? $5 Rrv/rtl d
--itoito weo^.v f-t ? ?m?-l y?l
l ,* w*r? W?. k eirlpo down i
.ri?r,?M**Pot iu onu 8 or
SmEw
' LS**o? Sunday, Juno 21s?.
P5W?^?. j0j)rt j?;( Aikiimoo.
glDUrie** ^e. ( 0 ? s" ('*
>; v|.~r^OjM?ge Meeting.
p$BjH>r0range No. J 9 will meet
liifercn Grange of Darling.
?Tew?$jr* Tuesday, July 2Iet,
? ' ifffi f be K00' Aaron Jvim^ V.h*
Ur tfihf N*1101*1 QrW* Will he
nrteeot *od deliver an addrea*
JSTffllirge iinee.
W J. IC DeKay, Hec.
Xo HjU Now Office.
Oar enterprising youe'g town*.
n^e^fTijft I- J^oPttse, h?e bad hie
wirchoBW on the south side of Do
K^)b street J uat opposite the North*
wMtera depot, completed end this
week moved hie olUcQjja that build
ing. His new q a afters n o com
fortsbieend a i true live sod he is
better prepared^ an over before to
traseaot ilia huainoaa.
Not Satisfactory,
Tbe road working machWwhiob
w?si*wq^ pm cli af?ed by the coun.
lyjw given a test last Tuesday on
fafttitfjc road several miles above
CiflWen.' In the opinion of a ma
jority of the iloitrd the teet was!
hot' satiefactorv, and theongfne)
and cars have been returned. A
pari <>f the outfit, however, was re
tainwi apd wiii be used' by the1
ooaaiyi ? g ssS
: t*nh*w Guards Entertainment.
[T > '
M im Carri* Can, ton of Colunibir
iff vlwtiug frijoncU in Camden
Mies Bt rlit< Tr?>nh??Uu ?r K 'Ut->
in .vrilh hoi ftUitr >.rs. A. W, jjun H
on r air street,.
Mr?. M?ry W, C,,., , , ... Vv
mi., ' vUl'.iif. s j,
Cornelia MieUle.
[/??oMltt M#rwt /."tiip goiio lit
.K*ju<t? for rt vistiL u> l.tr friend NW
M*ry V.Uepiguo. '
| Mr. II. (>. Camion (aiuo from
OVnna on Kuntfay t> *p. n,l ? oouph
of i\*yb at home.
Misses Hcstio and ?''orinn* i'Lom
*>n. ?f LaneaMor, are visiting rela
tiv#n# in Camden,
Mrs W. M Wianr.on aud Irttiu
Mi** Harriet, have goue to States
bur# fyr a fortnight.
t.. M??s Margaret L. Johnstonp of
Newberry is vieitin^ Miss Louise
5&ocop on LyUleton Btreet.
-Mies Jennie Ntoney lus returned
(tow Columbia altera delightful visit
to that cnarming metropolis.
7MT. and Mr.?, Harry Dixon, of
Obsrlotte, N. (J, are "on a visit to
the family of Capt. F, \Y. Kldredge.
Mr. G. ii.. Alexander lias engaged
In tbe roal estate and collecting busi
ness. S<fe his card in another col
aron.
? Miss R'izab Sth McPowall has re
turned from Roclc Hill where she
,1ia? bcou attending tiie Summer
school.
That excellent gentle-man ('apt. J,
W. Hamol, of the Kershaw Era, was
in Camden yoslerday and paid us a
pleasant call.
Supervisor J. M Sowel! attended
tho meeting of the State Board of
Equilization which was in session in
Columbia yesterday.
Mr. P. T. Villepigue *as in town
* few days last week, returning to hi*
family iu Haluda where he has a
charming summer home.
. Mr. John Whitaker, Jr., and bis
sons Masters Burnet and Jack, ^vent
to Glenn Springs ou Monday to join
Mrs. Whitaker who is already there.
? Wo received a pleaaant call
Wednesday from Kev. B. S. t'under
of Chesterfield, who was on his
way to Heath Springs, t<> hold a
meeting there.
Miss Sudie Kennedy has gone for
quite an extended trip to California
and- Texas to visit friends and to en
joy the delights of our grand Wcs
tern scenery.
pisses Rosa and Bessie Winkler,
daughters of Mr. aril ? Mrs C. 1j
Winkler, who are now livinj? in New
York city, aio visiting iu Camden.
TUeif many friends hero are delighted
1 to see them.
?-Mrs. J^mcs Team entertained hor
friends Wednesday evening ut her
home in West Wateroe in honor of
wO Misses Bosborough of Ridgoway
Progressive wbiat was piayed and h
00 oat delightful evening was spent: ?
Wm. A. Moore, of Sumter, has
;beeo? spending soveral days this
witj^ bis brother, Dr. A A
Moore, of onr city. Mr. Moore was
accom par. led by his wife, and they
left yeat erday for a visit to Mrs.
^iBWrd'sUister in Yorkvillo.
>*xJWe weyo pleased to receive a call
f>0 Tuesday morning last from Mr.
if. h. B. Warren, editor of tho Walter
&S*o -4flresa and Standard, who baa
taen^pending several days iu Cam
this week the H&iest of Mr. W.
. Weeks. ^
;e party of>feo promineat'
*???? ? Icea-of. I>teden have gtone
oa their annual fishing frolic ,' to
Bay- Among theragwere
8$?*s*s.- D, A. liojkin. W. D. Bar
Leslie Zemp, Jas. Wallahs, J.
$?-. Cunningham, Beverly Engnal?"
anil others, .....
Val Jordan and ber charming
r Miga Bessie. left on Satur*
=? .. Pineopolis, to attend the
veddia g of their cousin Uliss Lizzie
Stoaey to Ool. Darlington, of Allen
tfcal*. Bar. W. B. Gordon of Grace
vpvrffi "Camden, went down on
tfonday to cffloipto at the marriage.
? .Df^ I. H- Alexander will leave on
^Wi?d?y next, to attend a meeting
9f the S'ate Dental Association - at
White Sione Lytbi* Springs. He is
down on . the program to clonic on
ht? Matrix Crown. From there he
IXpMti tor fio to Aebville, N. C.. to.,
laeet with the National Dental As
aociation on the 28th of July.
~ Last Friday's ?&Caroden Chjynicle
iota# With regret that tho family of
?jtfc 0. ft BSackwell will return to
luifbaw.-, $Ta ara quite auro that
4ha elfeumattDce wbiob oar cotem*
porary finds refeton to lament over
ifee paopJa of onr town will rejoice
at. Mr. Blaoh well's family will find
.atw^walflrmn awaiting them on
M^frriturn to TCcrairaw.--Ker?luiW
mumr.
John P. Campbell? wi-h her
WUautira 4ittia d?ugh ter, M agawj t,
JH>Wt |aat week with her aister, Mri.
*>M. Kennedy. She is from Athene,
1 - -IJ
r P? ? -
-r-? Kennedy. She ia from Athens,
b* *od |g on her way to her old
fl^y~lVincheaier, y*., where she
P hor saui mora. Mra . Ken
?Mends regret *ery innch that
Campbell can stay so abort a
ia Camden, wbc^e ?be has
?#0 |>Ie*8*0t an impression.
DnRant of Lee county
** lillMr
?T.liU*V??v - --j
City J tf?tenh*y o? twm?
tar? commission which a?
t.l/lA Irnrrt
t??in Of w *??-?" rr
*$00 . from
|ttt nnioiPt SlSifr 1j
at?^
Mm the aiuonnt a rw|f
tmvit to
*0 kUwiaff 9**> ^
Camden Casket & Coffin
Factory.
I *-n ot;r yetlorilav U?
v-mt i-i?? i lh> above K?c*
u?? v.
W*. |,u l ti ' i i li-a that Camileu
had xiit l< i? m n\ piv u? inititu'lon in
whi :h fti present Lhty uj?.* u.'tking
h tliio |irt?tlu of ('ollloa and aa neat
i t ? >? li-envc: oil CuskoU ft* wo have
tu-r Sft-n. In addition to the
a tit i w t|j<. <i vv iicru have put in a
< rtni|il. ui pinning ti) i II plant. W?
*?-i? bliown nil tUyk-H and kinda ol
nmuldtnga, halnuter*, eoruer-bloeks,
ceiling,. tl coring and e very tiling
that is needed for the luaide of out
aide trim ot a houae.
lu addUion io the above they are
prepared *t> make any utyle brac
ket, with or without drop*. All
8i\U'? of ncroll woik, newel?,
c? ! i) m up, and in fact anything that
tDjf body vmUi
It is with pleasure tliat we no}?
llie progress mfcde by the Casket
?ind Cotlio Factory, ami too much
cannot be a aid for thia entui priae.
Camden people should be proud of
tiieir manufacturing enterprises,
and it should he thejr pleasure to
nid ihetn, by placing their orders
at homo iiuiead of- sending them
Mbroad.
REAL E8TAJTE TRAN8FER3,
John Kershaw, et al to J K De
Loiiclie, 138 feet on school house
square extending back 300 foet.
Johu Kershaw ot al to J K De
Loacho, 3*20 acrca in No 1 two miles
cant of Camdon.
Sallie and Mattio Douglass to Bur
re- 1 Shirley 20 afire* iu No 2, $385
SHORT LOCAL ITEMS.
So&ator Tillman is Expected t<?
deliver an addreen in Hishopville to
day.
Snpt. of Kducation B. I). Wilson^
of Surator has resigned his oflloe to
accept a positiou in the U. S. Pen
sion office iu Kuoxvillo, Tenn.
An excursion from Bethune to Co
liimbia will bo run to day over the
Seaboard. The Sunday schools of
that plftce will spend the dny at the
Epwortb Orphanage
The Souther!) drpot is being on
lurked by an extcntmn of a*>out 40
or 00 feet on the southern end. The
old one was too email for the voldrne
of freight now being received thero
James II. Tillman has been trans
ferred to the LexingtoD jail. Tbere
is noc?6pocial roaann for this. It is
suid, except that tho prisoner wants
i a changc.
A good roin fell in Oaindon and
the surroundiug counlry last Moo*
d*y evening. Tho earth waa very
dry and the rain come ift an oppor
tune timo. '
Sunday morning lira Fannie Fuoi:
derburk. wif?? of the Re^vB. S. Fciu*<:
derburk, of Ches'ertield, while reach*
ing in a barrel of tuoal iu a barn to
get somo for her cow, wtis bitten by
a rattlesnake pilot.
, The secretaiy of state Monday is
sued a commission to the Enterprise
i Mercantile company of Heath
Springs, capitalized at $10,000. J.
A Bridges, E S. Croxton and Perry
Moblyare petitioners.
J^f'o^cop?iots at work on the state
'tarda in Lei4tf?U*n tried to escape
(Saturday aftemooF^ and aa a result
one of them is^deafi and the othor
dangerously wouided. Both Tare
n egroes ; one 1 erw If or tone, serving
afiveyeirs sentence from IJiancas
JtfSrl w ho was kille<K?o^ M l?ther
G eorge M an ce, ?^rvi'rigr ot^h t e e n
months from GrecDvllle, ? who was
wounded.
Rxcept for tho intervention fiOJ r?
R. S. Stewart tberewould h??e bwn
a lynching in Lano'aster county last
Thursday. Mr. Stewart intervened
for the 'regular process of law in the
case of a negro ft end who had sought
to carry oat designs against his own
sister. Tho inoident reflects- tfie
highest credit on Lancaster bounty,
and especially upon this noble young
man who stood for the law under
such terrible provocation.-? TforkVille
Enquirer.
It iaau old saying. thaL-it WiilJML
just three months from tlie time, the
first katydid is heard until frost.
Squire T. W. Seorest says, that lie
heard a katydid in bis yard on the
night of-Jane 37th, the Mine day that
?Squire RIobaflAaon saw the first Jos^
bug of the sesion. Accord tog to the
above sign, frost will come on the
night of September 27 tb. That #111
strike the reader as being too early
for frost, and affoffli a basis fur ike
conclusion that the katydid, ar well
as tho Jooe bnj, i? ahead of schedule
time tliis ycnr.?Waxhaw Euferprlae.
Citation.
Sontb Carolina ? Kershaw County.
By J B. Phelp", Probata Jwdga.
? ? . : . * f ' *
. < v" r; " i V ? ' ? ? ? -v
Slippers And Low Quarter
Shoes For Summer Wear.
We arfi Hhowing thorn in *11 tliQ latost styles.
1, 2 and 3 strap Sandals, OxlVirdu and Now Port Tien, in
Vici and Pat tent Colt. Tlioy will ploaae your eye and
A ?
pocket book.
Mon a Jx>w Quarter all graded. .Have you aeon them? If
not, you are nqt doing yourself right..
A full lino of Mon and's Boy's Clothing at prices to pltmse
Ar a? w. ii. zi :mp w,
a
The Phoo And Olothing Man.
TEN REASONS
FOR PATRONIZING THE
WELSH NECK HIGH SCHOOL.
1. Its Splendid equipment?- worth $55,000.
x. Its thorough course of study, 13 instructors.
1(8 healthy locality- artesian water.
4 Teacher with pupils every night during study
hours.
. 5. Good board at cost.
0 Best religious and moral inlluoticos
7. Large and growing patronage. ;?>
8. Its low charges, Board, Tuition, ?lleat and Lights
$120 per year.
9. Trained nurse in attendance at all tint en,
10. No extra Tees'
Our illustrated catal >g?t? sent ;on requo-fe.
. *WELSJ4 NECK HIGH SCHOOL,
Hartsville, S. C.
A.D. KENNEDY,
point*. We don't invite you here to look at something we
havirt gof, nor show anything, o^oubtful quality.
Call in and let us prove th& trutt ol" the above by selling
at the lowest price*.
Wire Hammocks, most * coio.foytahle and durable on the
market,
Ice Cream Freezers, Dish <3o*ers, Fly Fans, Door and
Window Screeng,Lawn Mowers, Canvas and Rubber Hose.
Summer, Goods for Man and^BeasY. Horse ^Nets afld Sum
Special attention paid out Hardware Department ol
heavy and shelf goods.
We makqthe heart of the Fisherman rejoice to see what a
complete line of Fishing tackle we carry. The Btf G] Spinney,
catches them every time. ? ' \
CHOIOB duOOBRIBB.
We will keep' you cool, tickle your palato and thereby
make you happy.
Peering Mowers and Rakes sold on easy terms.
A. D. KENNEDY.
\jOBff PT JENKINS,
Camobk, 8. C.
wu h ufrnm,
Dentist.
Ofr'PICK BROAD STJ4KET,
Oahdx*, 8. C.
Two deor? Booth of The ' Ch ton
loleOftoo.
mio-summeb bargains.
At The
famous Silt (Sdye Store
1. ? ' j _? ? 'Mi gl
.. ? ? * ??- ? - . * ? - - ?
SKS
* - ' . s) ' ... '? / *'*/'. .
$ ? V
HAVING JUST FINISHED STOCK-TAKING, WE ARE
PREPARED TO GIVE TO AjJL WHO ARE IN SEARCH ^
OF GENUINE DARGAIN^SPECIAl INDUCEMENTS
IN THE WAY OF "ODDS AND ENDS,"
Which wo arc anxious to oloflo out, bosidon wli vt we can do
ftivthftn in the way of specials in otir regular line. Do Wk
delay in comings an we are making u "clean sweep of our
summer stock, and A delay* inigtyt -rnuHe you to "get left."
"A little job'' in white l'ndiu Linens places us In 9 po
sition to give yon sonboi hiiig in thU line that you must have
and 'cannot resist when ><>u se^ the g <>ds and hear the prices* ^
&11K plain white 1>;? t is* e and jEronch Lawns from 40 to 50
ill wide, and rangin g in pi ices iroiii-20 in (>0c per yard can
tiot be hiupnfced anv wi.ero ou this bide <>f the deep blue sea,
1 . - ' v/-". ?-'/
>
.
Qur.&ilk Persian Mulls Are hjkm%a of. beau
foffeTer.'' ? ,X .
A great reductfbn in all ^lored wloreii. v
colored Oxford dotted Swiesea, Totokst Silks, Mow,
Soire, Silk G i wgh am?, ladie*' sunwwr skktet- -kHiiet>~ttt
waists suits to raud if you would like to make gilt edg?
vestments come, at once to the Gilt Edgo 8tore and take
vantage of this ? ?
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