The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 07, 1903, Image 3
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*Sfes lor l(jt? tlieop?ra
J.nuw; b**t woekvi"^ now rm sal* at
' All Mr of IN <lri,? Ticket*
f,. reserved hc?<*, however, ar? foi
sale out? ?V< *h0 ,,ru* iAor* iA Dr*
p. Ml* Verify < nd A t>t!"
FM#. Jf'toe,
* Flxo by Lighting.
On Suoday n'ght last lightning
euaatbeb?ru anil stable* of'Mr.
i A. I). ??nnody yn *li# plantation In,
V^'^'vyatertc cuusing H, to catch
on^.re aoi consuowi three mulea,
thifiy kins nf U*y, 7 pr
' ft tbtfUMvd pound* ?* &*
'.?ldoaUrg? lot or farming utensil*.
Mr. Keooodv'a loss id at leant ?
Tkmth dollare.
And yesterday afternoon about 8
IteULuiotf sVriKkand fired the
< polo jtablce In Kirk wood/ Ttic
' aibles were completely destroyed.
During the burning of ita pote]
??tahies f?pf*rka wore can led to tb* 1
g 8tHb)d and barn combined of Mr
g; ASvq. T. Little which was not very
gpir away and it, too, woa completely
K. destroyed. The loss on botE T* OBtr
??uted at aboufci?2,600. ^
A Deiui iiti hi Maroon.
x^4}iLl Monday inorniog a merry
flirty of about pixfccijai charm
v In? young peoplv uuder the cbap
f $rn\ *se of" Mr. and Mr*. Cl 0
WhUaker woui for a summer oat*
; injsr, set king mountain breezes,
sparkling wator falls, f any fruit and
j^-ffulie at Liberty Hill, where the>
will spend leu d*;>8 with the free
dom of a picnic holiday and the de?
of ft congenial, happv-stit^o'
marry makers. j j
A ioffg prdoeaaion of buggies anifj
J wagons took t]jo happy crowd with
~ tli? fr 0otf>, kettles and pans, gro?
eerl*s atd bedding, H*vtpg en
-gaged ahead a Iftrgtf'olQ fashion
ed house and provided fbem selves
iwftb a good cook tliey propose
horeughiy to er.joy themselves,
kraopg those who wont boeideg Mr.
fed i4rs. Wbituker and their aon{
-? "sleh, wsre: Miuses J Dannie
[ffifcooey, Mary IJarnet, Oarrie Wbita
ter, Apnio tVoikman, Rives Lansr,
Vflla O^ykln, Beseio and KateXe*
?ir, Alice Corbett, Leila Koykio
Messrs. Andrew Whitidcer.
Jill McD^wall and Lynch Deas.
)b happy hammer time" and bap
er stUi the snmmer time of yoath.1
l*gkt |ic wr to. ? ? ? i .Vmi
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Book Keeper Wanted,
F ' ft book kc?:p< r. A ppiy
Uy |?>u?r only. M.
\ Ityr Salo
Houae on XytUeion street, oi>.
i'ettplad by O. M. Kelt. V-.-7 further
^ytiKV't&rB, apply to ibf < smdt-h
fttoi*.
HKA L 1WTATB Tft
V. K?tellfc# II KMr?i|{C (? Florence
M l>o\v 0 1-4 r.or * h tu Kirkwood be
?m>n thibkirU In it and Ckjm ja?. l
Vitfrpiguc'tt. Prion not staled.
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At Cost.
1 |lt* Gill Kdge Store ia selling
>li#l C entire stock of summer goods
tat coat ? and cost with litem monuB
jooat. If you are looking ror real
(bargains you shonld not miss this
opportunity.
j
Ctu^rt<?m?R8t8i Sergeant W. M, Young.
rrjU-4lM?. train bearing the K6r
<tbaw Gnarda hornewaid neared
Camden, three cheers were callad
fur quartcrmastor "Bill Young,"
and the hearty respon?e to the uall
tfatifled to the popularity of Coin- i
paoy^AV' quart? r matter &rgeant,|
#fto worked faithfully from morn
1>iU night to supply 39 hungry men
jTvtth'-throe hearty meala a day, and
l-procurcd a bountiful supply of all
lib^t-ttlie funds at his disposal
would permit.
u? When other companies went hun
|giyt 4?r had no Ice to cool the hot
'tank. water, company A was always
well supplied, and the name aud
fameof Sergeant Young soon spread
<yr#r the entire camp, aud hu was
pronounced "the best quartermas
ter" therein.
it Uae been suggested that he
ought to be made reglmoutal quar
termaster, but while hi? comrades
of company UA," think this honor
is justly duo him, they would re
gret U> lose him from ttieir midst
*heja his unselfish and unostonta
|ti<>us attention to his duties, have
J won tbeir admiration and highest
'regard.
Thoeo cillzens who can take board
are daring encampment week will
| please report same to Mr. ,R. Mc
| Craignt at post ottlce.
Tickote for base bnll at tho polo
next week fpr sale a) all tho
ufrujflf stores,
t"iie merchants are requested to
decorate their plcces of business for j
next week. -?
Tho Octagon Entertainment.
Yates' residence presented
festal air on last Friday
iflht , Th<> nfrssinn waa an enter
tainment given by the Octagon
Clw?? Which is composed of eight
favenlle* between -- the ages of si*
jUffifoorteen yours, each posessed
with considerable histrionic talent.
rh% stage waa -beautifully arranged
f root piaexs, and when the
i rose there was quite a
spectators who all
it the ftrBt scene, little Ethel
bearing a flag with gie word
?mo" in golden 1 utters, w&g
Br the price of admission.
- followed /(ableaux, panto
illustrated tongs, dancea <feu.
_-Tie That Binds," popular!
was ?weetly sung. while
Lucia Yates and Willie Alexander
tomine acted the tofcehiag
Thejr were as cute a
and wife as were ever
_ it was quite realistic.
^iSf? Vivian, ^thel_ . and |
YaLes, Anuls C uthber t, Mln
BieiBOEmrai Alexander and EHsa*
beth~C*rriaon each played their
0|rte to perfection In several lovely
tableaux, some of which were ; (%L
?? &hewor," i-'iOu. Mischief [
w*jyyr~- wTho D.ootor's A d v i c e,"
"Chums," "Tomnile'a First Sweet
heart," 4?The Ltttle Maids Danee,"
an* "bear Little Dolly." It would
be hard to deoida on the cutest and
pjcf ttfeet, A lovely scene waa the |
Fairy Queen and her Court. Au
dit Alexander as Qeeen surrounded
t>y fpprttny fairie#r-lkh?l *nd
* alalia Yates, Auglft Cuth^ert and
ItilKabetb Carrlsnn, " occupied a
ftorallhroue. Then In tripped six
(try larlea, Luoia and Lillian
Willie- and Minnie Alexan*
t?r, Vivian Yates and Halllo Car
rho went through a mystic
? ? ? _ daaco which would have |
done honor tq/any queen .
tllare ia a hat, there
man" waa quito an
pa^tomli^, an<r~liiHi anf
Hallie Carrlaon made a
pair w-tertfre. and Annie
r ^peysonated the^ngr*
-we)]. ?At Cupid's ^hjrtM *
gotten U0, and "Cor
rels" waa well aoted.
I -the evening waa "The
~C*ro Oenturlea" I.ucia
Willie "Alexander en
,/to the spirit of Ihali
loe boy, Hallie CarrUunJ
30th century tfrlMtiT
?por for a "Hello time,
curtain rose an <1 we saw
rlfl her nightie aleep
b bad end heatd ibe
roioea singing agodd
; W? keew that.the Uttle
Ired and thus the en- j
andtd,
leg the age ol the cui<
oo iMtruetiona
fs, their entervain
a ?radH to cmr
m
? teJ,
*?BUGNAL.
Allots /t-iiip an?l Mrs, Kvi?
? . . "I "'"i mi'.
! i<*-g? uro WMitiiiy in CUarlwUm.
??.(wu OIHI UIM WUO
Lftve beon oo a visit to friends in
Darlington couoty have returned.
Mis? Mary Lylos, of (JlioBtor, who
has b?>en on ? v>uit here to Uer uant.
Mrs. 8. L. Hughes, has roturned
home.
- Mi SB Carrie ttrardeau and ber
friend, Miss Taj^t, of Columbia, is
visiting Mrs. 0. ? G. Young on Mill
street. ?
? Mrs. John Whitaker, Jr., and Mies
tyarguret Burnet have returned af
tor a visit of u month to Glenn
Springs. m K
Mrs. N. 8. Withers and her daugh
ter, Miss Nan, returned on Monday
i'rom Greenwood whero they wore
visiting relatives.
Mr and Mrs. Wiley Team, of
ftidgeway, pawBed through Camden j
yesterday from Bemberta where they i
have beon visiting. ?-i I
Dr. A. A. Mooro left yesterday for
a vhrcc week's trip to Clyde and
Waynoavillq, N. C. He was Joine
Biaoksburg by Mrs. Moore.
Mrs. 0. 0. Mooro and son returi
from Gleuns on Tuesday last. Mr.
Mooro will be at home later as he'
i* visiting the mountain reports of
North Carolina.
Mr. B F. Snyder has gono to In
dianapolio, Ind., to attend the Pbo
tograpliers* Association of Ametie*.
The gallery ie being run in his ab
uonoe by Miss Jennie Dixon.
Miss Mary IWtledge Burnet and
Maater- Burgh, Bon of lion B. H.
Burnet, county treasurer* of Charles
ion came up on Saturday to epend
the rest 'of the summer with xolutivos
here/ . * ?
r, snd Mrs. Marion Ma this who
&frs. W. W. Mllle and MIsb ?ml? ,
ly Smith. are now In Spartanburg)
and will be jomo'l next week by Key.
Mif. 'Mills ?nd bis dangbter. M???
M^ry and will all go to Glenn
Springs. -,.1
Miss KUie Jimp and Mrs. AUce
Gannon returned 1 oo Monday^ from
Knoxville where they attended the
Southern Sauomer -School there.and
are enthusiastic over their delight,
ful expediences. I
V Mr.'sm Yonng. of Remberts, has ,
holdout T?I r merasstltt' iist5r?r *r]
that place and accepted a position
with J. Ryt enbcfg & Sons, of .Safc
ter, wbete lie will be pleased to have
his friends call and see him,
lire,
tor ? yUlt to OfifW
from there to Cljide?. Jl.^u^/wUere
she will be j^ned byj^i it&to,
John Whitaker, Sr.
Aahvillo before their return to Cam
den^ \
Ufau B?t MoPowril i?w a.m??tl
to bet frU?^ y w?r y?n^^'4
McGregor, of Oolomhl^ ,
bbe i? ?'? ?r ?eotdUl wto?* * ?
Clwke tott - Wteafc'iJ; *
week's trip to Qlwft PP"D|ff*
are happf to offer congratola -
\fSm ^ KWrtw*-ond Mr4
?. n tj Yates left last Tuesday
V&a in emended trip north.
? v!U- V?w York. Great Harrington,
SfflttSFS* W
Mr Yates* absenoe hi* plaoe
^lledbvMr. JB. Wallace. andMr.
iXrCnet Is acting as^ssistant
cashier. j ?. .. ????""
Tbo Kershaw Guards.
The toldier ho,. retw?d lr??
their encampment at the
Palme eo Mnnfliiy. *>>? ??\ fn f?e
h?uh .o^plru.
bwdwltk jttjLW- -
nothing like ??r*
an over taxed mind.
were left behind and while ~
ter mined to make
of the jcltljen ib/higt
termlned voie^ M we^ug,
ssia.'se'jgiWid
iSpvarasap'sl
yoiack>ue aa tboet flriHMC
'*%* 2SXn5&
Oaards HW credit W
Camden
alt
Slippers And Low Quarter
Shoes For Summer Wear.
? .w. X ? ' ?
We are showing them in all the latest stylos.
1, 2 and 3 strap Sandals, Oxfbrds and Now Port Tios, in
Vici and Pat tent Colt. They will please your eye and
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pocket book.
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Men's Low Quartel^s\Jl grades Have you seen them Y If
not, ^oy aro not do^}? yourself - right
A full lino of Men uud'.s Boy's Clothing at prices to please
A.*X! W. II. 'XwfaLl?9**,. *
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The Shoe And Clothing Nan.
TEN REA80N8
FOR PATRONtZiNC THE
WELSH NECK HIGH SCHOOL
1. Its splendid equipment ? worth $55,000.
*-? 2. It# thorough 'course of study, ^instructors.
6. Its healthy locality-- artesian watey,
4 Teacher with . pupils every night during study
hours. *
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5. Good board at cost.
6 Beat religious and moral tnfluoncoB.
7. Large and growing patronage.
8. Its law charges, Board, Tuition; Heat and Lights
$120 per year.
9. Trained nurse in attendance at all times.
10. No extra fees.
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Our illustrated catalogue sent on requoat.
WELSH NECK, HIGH SCHOOL,
HartsvillC) S. C.
An Undisputed Fact.
myT^awing Jdeat Mowcu ami Qteel !Uk?~iH<?g>-etrt
hay savers, ? f
Buy a Tlioma Gifain 0HI1 and Fertilizer Distributor;
(irain drills save seeds-end protect plants from freet and
k*\\? '
. all the small grain we can raise this year.
Corn will be high. The government reports R>r Jnly poorest
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Agrat for the Woodruff Hay Preiw.
^ HardwareDip^rtnvent.
> - - at bottom pe*c0!L
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For B?U On Buy Tmrm? And Al?
y?7X??9rt^
1 lEg<>rt*P???r Amee Engine,
i 80 Horse Power Boiler,
1 50 8#* Pftu Gio,
1 Condenser, .
1 Feeder find
1 Prcw. A.P.Kennedy.
l ith Annual Statement
on be Bank of Camden,
The con4Ulo? Ot iU R*fi* 0 1
Oatnden el iUe oloee of bneineee?
July 81, 1908:
RESOURCES,
Loan# and Discounts, $22*5,150-74
Bonde 27,000.00
Ceah on Ueed mM I* oilier
Btoki , . J0,M4*96
Reel BiWtle, Furnllnie
end Fixtnre* 3*O0fc'flr
4X77,042 U
LIABILITIES.
c?ptl?l M6.000.00
Surplus end profits 65,836.41
Depot!* ^ tSK*U9 0
Dividend. unpaid WtfO
Dae to other B*n^?, 837.13.
iOTrcrr?srrdr
ryal yoq pay why not own
plMt* p?rtfcmls? about this
*??' ? V<> <1 B ? .T ? T-" W y^f ?jV.-ri.^T.
liven OmfrTwJH bo
Drwk, <?t Ch{l4W#
lW?r IW3,
for th# pprpot* of fe
lt: Pi*n? eb<1
Mw aifjr or
-jr*^aow?tfc
Cowrtj ?u?ervi?or . i
The
Gilt Edge
Store
OMRS it GUN 01'
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Having n d need our entire
stock of Summer goods to ac
tual cost, (and when We say
cost wo m?.*an. cost) we take
pleasure in calling the Atten
tion of the people of ranidon
and surraundtng country to
the tact, and invito ihom to
^ of
Tilt colben -oppoffrom- -
TY THAT AWAITS THEM
AT THE CUT EDGE STORE.
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Our summer stock must be
closed out regardless ot jprice^
and if you would sk?A
on purchases, come,
quickly. We need
tlio goofla occupy,
fgo monefr they trffi Twtejr
jio ''Strike while the jrottjb
hot/' and ^thereby bring to
This clearance sale, is of
course, fbr the cash only, as
we could not think of putting
accounts on ottr books at the
ridisulously low prices at
m, ?? ?1?IT 111
which these goods will ft#
sold.
Trusting you will favor us
with your presenoe very soon,
,we aro- jouis very respect
fully and truly,
4.
BlKil
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