The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 28, 1903, Image 3
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5*#|*iwWh l# College, preached
u the Lvrl^tott s?.rM<t Method im'
>h?^? 1a*1 Kutidny raorninjr upon
,|>ri MhlWl of "CttmtiuTl i:>1u??u
lauw Hit W?oij, it 4* a*ldl
Ola o f the ?v?i (jvlivHikii
ber*.
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A Qr<'al Succor.
The pink ti;ket*+emnHot <>^l? ?.>
,he lonraiuolli ?t?tfo of M. Maorn !??-<
tf,^iul*y *i'i T??)H<lav H&fj quit* t?
iuuc*a*? even surpassing thecxpec-l
,*<i<?n<? of th<* managers of the sal*. 1
Hie ?wnc)oth &torc novt r un.der
akea anythin# unless it does if
igUt. ^
JJusmiiw Otill Increasing.
Th^busfneaa of Mr. (). RI. Fori,
>t?r contractor. still increase*. !!?.
is* wore (to Ut* acta nonr poabLbly
han otbrr Mm* stfi 3$ bin coot
Og amoagatui. This shows uihi
lis worth sea contractor and boild
jr tebeinc appreciated,-. For good,
mnest work at moat reasonable lis
ires you should not fail to see Mr
i'ort,
Worth It* Weight In Gold.
Writes a subscriber Vroro the fa>
Vest: "The Chronicle is worth iti
height i.n gold. It come* hh u
tio^t welcome visitor every work."
jpt>ithstandi"? its j.jroHt valiio we
hargo only #1,50 u year for it
['bus it will be seen that our enb.
lingers ave getting many times
?aluo received. We might say ?
food deal more but coinineut is UR'
>e<je??ary and a word to tho wise in
<utllri(int. i
A Hu^e Rattlesnake.
A day or two ago Messrs. T. J.
flrklpa, B, V<. Kl'liott and WttfU
?ttokca were engaged in surveying
* trsot of land in Kustern Kershaw,
tnd whUp reclining in the shade of
i tbieket found themselves una
wares "within a- few, feet of a large
?a\tlesriake which was moving di
?jctly upon tbero. As they rost
iiic pngke stopped perfectly still
?)ne>of the party secured a pole
ibd killed it. It was four feet lohtf
?od had twelve rattles and a but-'
on. The skill and rattles were
(tripped off and produced in d*1
Donatration of tho above facts,
f the snake had not been dt*
layered just when it was in ali
irobnbiliiy sorno mcmbor or the
? hole party would have been bir
*? ia iL wan evidently the reptile's
fjt.ention to immediately ''come
fown upon t htm.
Their jfttidfiumrner Outing.
W. if. Roddeyi manager of
Oll&lvlo, left Roefi Hill Wed."
ay o* latfl, week with a party of
t?g agents of the aociety,- W
i Ka 3rd annual mid-summer outing,
fee party consisted of leading
CJits of 1 he KquHablo who have
ingnisbed themselves in tb? vol
Aihueine^s written duriug the
1$ months. They proceeded;
Comfort, -V?., wher?
'-will remain unl.il Saturday, bc
ntertained at thn^Ch^berJain.
joyfnar-tho anrf at Virginia
thay will take an QJ(| Do-J
joii , steamer for New York,
lie in the big city they will be
a complimentary luoheon atj
efab lir tha JEqdltable
ng of New York, attended Ivy
sfecativs officers of the Kqal
Hongbj of tiffi town
f?;3? WilHe Duun, formerly of
i?Bty but now of Biahopyille,
?b?re of the party tbdtr^toly
business beings anfflcent Vo
e thtm to this distinction. \
IFty pcrsopa were poisoned by
:re?tnat ftpji^ty near \SCeldob, "N.
Wedneudoymid one akd.
?; . ? ?v '
Murder on Excursion TvtJn. i
'be hig excursion fr6in Florence'
Augusta wliich passed through
city yoaterday, returned th it?
f?l*il^7-<^oin|r to Augusta tbo
fd was* packed into ninetceu
\ but returning thoio were
Bty-ftve oar* and all crowded.
16 of th? exonr?iool?t? filled up
i Gtsorgla booze In Augusts
ralnmlng last ntglit there wss
togh houne and a jrowdy.time.
? of the white passengers were
Id or bounded, but tome of
n am need themselvoo by thoot
Vb# window#. .
twe of the tiara of the Jttrsi
ion of the train whTchwaa filled
? negroes, two negroes got into
&V*?d a negro f rom Florouc*
ine othor . to death and threw
Body from the train atV ^sy
fan about twenty miles out
I Augusta. The train was
i|Afcl a?n! nearly x an bonr was
fin t*yin? to JInd an officer to'
Mifcetge of the bodyNrf the dead
j? to carry the murdftei'
jfftii no officer could be
1$;** ?1?? body was left at the
ton host whieht <rtr it happened,
SM hv* Uw,\ The naur
|v*?s e^?rpower?t *** ^
P&RcOkAi..
Mi?*? f&ei{d*r of OU&rlplta "N X. i*
vitality? Mi? .1 8 Bihuoeof ttiU <iliy
Mra VY, K Hmv/h and elui.Ww
liftvo seitnued bojue from * \ i ^ . t ?a
Kerahaw.
Mits III' Ha VTy?V? ?f II, i, ,.;, v ?
M. M. 0. DiSU^
at H f!
?fir. 1?, J, spf lit Uh{ ?,r0J; '
d^rtl?ivW* TaW?v* w:tii hi* iuaU)%!
Mrw. A M. Rir.hardwin.
? Measrn. W. H l.nMa and
Struck have <tanh sereptftd ft powitiot.
at Spring & iibni.uonn
IVfr. Simmons Trantharo U-ft <?n ?
Tuesday mo^ningr to at t^txl sel.-ool ??t
W?|jo Forc?t Col logo N. ?J
. Mias Kngtmln Anderson, of Pobtm j
Me. in visiting ??or cousins, thoi
Mihhcm Anderson in Kirk wood.
Much to the r^rret of her ujhi: y i
fnends here Mrs. M. A. lirnuson urt ;
yesterday to spend eomo tiwr> in Oa. 1
W$*are very plonaed to know thai t
jSfaytftr Waddy Hir;son who h?u> bSer, !
qftUe sick with fever is much better. |
Mr*. tSojornou and dnotfhter, t
Blanche. und Mia# Turner, of Char- j
U?tto, N. C , who have been viaittng
Mre. W.F. Mulouehavo returned to
?heir homo.
Mr, Hurry Trantbam who ha* boon
Coaching in the Rummer school hero,
will leave tomorrow for Oak Ridge, N
0. where ho haa been teaching for
the past two veara.
Mr. C. H. Yftto-o hfta returned bom*
much to the dobp'it of his many
friends hero. Mr. Yatei? was pccoto.
panned ba<k home by bin friend. Mr.
Hotfj Ticknor, who will ?pond about
a week In Camden.
Kpv. Mr. Gordon and wife left this
week for thoir annna] outing at
Saluda, Tho much needed root to a
man of Mr. Gordon'a energy and nc
livlty will rc-invigorato him for his
return to -bin prosaing duties here
Try an ad. in The Chronicle.
See ad. of Lngoff Oinnory in to
day's Chronicle.
Sec important notice to school
teaehora in another column.
? An excursion is not a complete .
success unlnan it winds up with at !
least one killing ? Suiuter Item.
Graeshoppera rtre so thiclc in Mon
tana that trains run with much diffi
culty. The track# are covered with
the insocta and eaueea the train
wheels to Blip. .
A thief wbg captured and shackled
by an olffccr at Rawjins, Wyo. The
oiflicer went to and the thief.
trausfcrrcii-tittTshttokles from himself j
to the earner and mad? his escape.
A mcrquito hsn -eppeared in Phil a
delptiiajwhoflc ating is v<?ry dnnp^or
ouh. yne man haa already died from
tho effwt/H of it aud soverol $re in the
ho'gpjiw being treated.
Work Commenced.
The .work of raising the Cborle?
"fo'ti road above high water mark
liaa^bnen commenced. The con
Lract waa awarded to Ma j. S. P
Adains nhd the work "Will be Buper
intended by Mr. G. G. Alexander.
Ooff? Watts.
tBlr. Willie H. GofT, formeiljy of^
thin county but now of Columbia,
and Mins Carrie Watts, daughter1
of Mr. Wm. Watta of Weet Wator
ee, were mairied Wednesday ove
uing, the 26th, at tho home of the
bride, K N. Pratt, of Colum
bia, officiating. Mr. and Mra. Goff
will reside in Columbia where Mr.
Goff baa a position as book-keeper
for B. A. Beali & Co., wholesale
grocers.
Second Week Juror.1
J M B T IMackmon, J
W Wood, P. J Branbatn, ~G W Ar-;
Vant?, W B Arledge, J M Shears, I
C B Smith, S B Moaeley, Joo W
SSH?, H H Bell, J T Heath, W R
Peacb, W A Boabr, Johnnie Gas
k|n, T A Speare, G A Braaington,
?la? DeLoache, P AjClemonts, RL|
Sullivan, W G Grigoby, K L Cope
land, \V E Kelly, W E DeLoache.l
T S Bell, R W Porter, W C Haley,
1 L Irby, B M Hudson, C J Shan,
non, Jr., L. W Peach, J P TwiUjtf
F H Hays R B Ross, L L Young. J
W Butler.
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How The Non do ?lume of "Bill Arp" j
Was Gotten.
? It is said that the 'real "Bill
Arp'V was a to.qntry wag at Rome,
tfa?'an old gsnlus^u^dnpated and
nnknows, but a true hearted man
and a patriot. M?j Smith wrote)
a humorous criticism of president!
Lincoln's first call for yo}unteere.
Arp. happened near whon it was
read. After it waa read he said to
the Major: ?
"'Squire, them'a my sentimenta.
Put my name to it."
TTfie Major did so and subsequent
articles over that name made the
Wrttei'a fat?e> ? Richmond D|s
REAjL ESTATE TBAN3FER3.
Hayriat Carbon to Ilenr/ Care.
*00 1 lot on Yo)rk atreet $85.
J G QibbB to j N Nicholaon 140
i&fealn^No 1 north of Camden $25.
CJella M Gardner ctaYioW A GftttTr
n?r InWraai In. Jjtnde in No 6 $200.
Bridge* MoOithrnn Lumber Co.
W A Qwdner 66 acrca in No 8
8?tttc to Same 400 acre* in No 3
IIOdL
Borick Ixmrnnc* -to-B-M Eng
Mafc and i ' L Xfny, Jr., 1$9 acrea in
vkuuonal
Mr 1). K Hmsou >* at Cleveland
Rj?rio<i?
Mi E 8. Na't'** *m in JV&hCKftl* r
thi t w<?* u
Mr <* 1.. litAi kwill t'l'C-nt Sunday
in K^rahaw.
y,t A'.fi*d K< r.nody lnw r? lurned
I ?> -\ I I Ik r> f M
Mr. fi. 0. Ihuc.e >penL last Sunday
Mi l>:?hopVtlie.
Uapt. W. M. Shannon fti'eut Sun
? 1 f* v ni I. sneaker. *
M?b* K..'u Jacohbon returned io At
1 in t ti U?t Sunday.
Mr. ?J. A. lloguo who has been
s?ek i?s ablo t<> be out again
Mr<f. M. K MoLcod ami Mrt*. J. ]i
Moflfett were in Cauiden this week.
Mi8B Mabel Arrant* of Oamdon
v'ifcitimf'Misa liOrtiw McKaohcn SUU*
:ioite
A/r. W. K, Thompson, ?)r., of Liber
ty Hilt. i? in the city at Mr. it. H. l)e
Loaches.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Y. Steed man have
moved Into their pretty cuttfl&o on
Fiur street.
Mis* liaitie Ksitfc McQumo. of Ob
lumbia, is visiting )>r. i. II. Alex
ander'e family.
Miss Auuie Edwards, of Hummer
ville. ia on a visit to Auditor Mo
(Jrieght'.a family.
We .regret excocdiugly to hear of
tho continued extreme illneflB of lit
tle Cleveland Vaux. 4
Mr. ,J. M. Jenninge-tiashler of the
StiiiA^jank of Columbia \?uh in tbe
oit.y, hie old home, laat week.
Minn Ada Trail than) left this morn,
jug fur Bateaburg where *lio will
teacli in the Graded school.
Minn Chauncy Blackburn of Colum
bin in visiting Mias Bertie Treholm
at Dr. Burnet's on Fair street.
The many friends of Mr. ?!. T. Not
ties Will be delighted to learn that he
was able to bo ?iut again this week.
Mr. J. 13. Steedioan after c. de
ligbtful visit to hie family a* Glenn
Springs roufrned home last weok
>irs. Evio Lege and M4hh A.lloe
Ze/up after a pieasaut visit to Paw
ley'u Island have returned to Cam
den.
/ 'Mis a Etta Hucgia* will leave Cam
den about flic 1st of September to
accept a position in a millinery store
in Columbia.
Mr. Homy Eichel now of Bisbop
villa was in Camden Sunday and
Monday. Ho returned to Bishop
ville Monday ovening.
Mrs. A . U. DeLay and children of
Tupelo Miss., aro here to spend a
month with Mrs. DuLtiy'a mother,
Mr3. H. W. De Louche.
Mr. J. A. Marshall of Bethanc has
been awarded tho New Normal
Scholarship in the South /Carolina
College for this County. . \
Miss Bessie Alexander left yester
day to resume her courso in stenog
rnphy and tvpe writtfrg at Mr. W.
Mm. W. M. Shannon and daugh
ters, Misses lCmma and Harriott, re
fumed on .Saturday after a delight'
ful month* at Whito 8tone Springe.
Rev. &, P. Oatoo has been quite
$iok ^ith fever. On thie account he
JM&tfaable to fill bis appointment at
Second Baptist church last Sunday.
Miss ITattio Perkins of Talludaae
aee.'/l' la., la wit h Miss Alice Corbett
(his week. Her brother, Master
Shannon, Is with his aunt, Mrs. Ed
DuRose's famiiy,
Mrs. Charlotte Reaves, of Manning,
and her daughter, Mrs. Ida AuHley,
of Ga., passed through Camden last.
Satur4lay on their way lo Tisit friends
at Kershaw, Heath Springs and Lib
erty Hih,
Mrs. W. H. Flamming has returned
from Spartanburg where she lias beea
visiting for tome lime. Mrs. Flem*
miog waaACOOiapaniW back to Cam
den by her niece. Mm. J. Pelham
Caipfibell, who will spend a wbilis in
Camden.
Miss Ren* Chaffee of Augusts,
with ber sister Mrs. Ulaminond at
Mr. B. B. Clarke's on upper Main
6treet. .Mr. Hammond has accopted
a poaltion at the Oil Mill Wo are
plad to welcome such delightful
families lo our midst. '
Dr. Hsmer of -Laurenw who ia a
graduato of tbo Maryland Uni verity
has oomo to mako Camden his homo
and practice dentistry here. There
Is always an opening for another
good praotitioner, where a eity grows
as rapidly as oars is doing.
The many frlondj of that excel
lent g?DtUmj*n, Col, II. K. Dal&Hie,
forroerlv'of this plaoe but ubw of
New York aity, wcro doligbtod to
aee him berj this weok and to hoc
him looking so well. He looks ten
years youn^or than ha did when he
left hore a fow. years ago,
Mrr-Kerebaw^annoTr and bTs~irrr
teroeting Tatpjlj bare moved to CaW
ilen from their oonntry home to one
on the comer of Mill and Mow street.
Me. Shannon hxJda his position at
Mr. A. D. Kennedy's has bought a
home here and we welcome him and.
his Household to Oam den. ?
Mr. and^fclrs. Alien of <3olumbia,
who were visiting Mrs. J. M. Stoney
were recalled on Monday last by tele*
gramas Mr. Allen's services were
needed at his bnsiaess. We regret
that thoir visit was cnt short. MfA
Allen so known m Miss
Willie Stoney was one of our sweet
est Oamdea girls. t
Among the prominent people in
Oemden during the past week went
Col. and Mrs. Lcroy Spring#, Dr.
Mackey, Mr. "^sst* Mm. ;? Cbarlt*
4?tt?e Lancaster. ; Mr. and M re.
Stewart Heath and Mr. John fetevena
laad Mr. R. D. Blakenty of ?fti*b*w,
Mr Ohai?man Heath of Colombia.
Mr ." W M* "tt W IIrTiP
Mrs. Will Heath of Charlotte, Mr.
Paai liaoOrkis of YortrtMt, Mr. Gso.
HBMb or qggtf tag, tilgj^
M ?
iS lor
jUi.l
lOS, It
Hit.
W<> jiro litem in uti tlfe l<itotyf?ttty los
\y 2 and o strap S;intla)s, Oxfortla ami New I *< > rl 'i
. . / '
Vici :<nd Pat tent ^oljt. Tliey will ploaae youv ey?
pocket book.
Men's Low (junrtor all grade#. / Hav|) yon seen them ? 1
not, you at? not doing yourself ?rj?
A full lino ot Men and's Hoy s Clothing at price* to ploan<
w. n. jr. ic >i i ?'w,
V. . ' . ; - , - - . " ? ; [ ' . \
Tho Hum And Glotlihig Mini.
v? ' s^?m$? ' ?
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9?fancigecl by fPj'of. 2/A SotsO^or,
Of Converse SHusmoss Collie, ^fertanbitrg,
Cat.
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THE MOST EX I'E R IEN <f] ED AND SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS
E
COLLEGE MAN IN THE CAXOLINAS.
Taught by thoroughly competent, teacliors, in High School
Building with oil necessary equipments and conveniences.
Save board and traveling expenses by taking a course at
your own home, now.
Latest and most approved system of Bookkeoping, Stenog
raphy and Typewriting, the same os taught in our home
school at Spartanburg, and at Atlanta, llichmond, Baltimore*,
Now York, and others of our large oities. v
Special Class in Rapid Business Writing and Stenography
for Graded School children.
We guarantee thorough and complete work in all depart
ments, andwill cheerfully refund every dollar paid by any one
who on the completion of the-eourse is dissatisfied.
All who secure scolavships during the first week will be al
lowed $5.00 off the regular pi ice of either the full Business or
Stenography course.
Every you^jnan and vouug lady, whether graduates of lit
erary schools or not, will find this course helpful to them, and
those who wish to secure positions, or increase their salaries,
will find it indispensable.
Yon cannot aflfofrd to liiisH it. Call on, or writ# to,
SPro/l W. Si. Sctsingcr, 7/fgr., Camden , S. C?
An Misgted Fact.
More Money In Hay Than
Cotton!
Buy a Peering Ideal- Mower and Steel Rake ? the great
hay savers.
Buy a Thomas Grain Drill and ( Fertilizer Distributor.
Grain drills save seeds and protect plants from frost an<l
freezes. '
We will need all the small grain we can raise tfiis year,
Corn will be high. The government report* for .T uly poorest
ever shown.
Vnl ean^hiHoc^ #low?? one and two horse.
T homas Disc, and Cutaway Harrows, Chattanooga Cunc
Evaporator Pans. ^
\ \
r Pipe and Engine Fittings,
{ special attention paid to our Hardware Department.
A ehoi<je Iin* of Groceries on hand at l?ttoro prices.
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Still fji pfogfess ;^t i
Tho Famous Gilt Edge Store.
O
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mM.
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Our bummer Stock muat dowd out r(\i?urAlodri' (>f price ^
and if you would h?ivo money on vftur inn'chanon* coino, und
come quickly. We need tlic njiiuc. the goods occupy, and
want tho money t hoy will bring\*o
Strike While The Iron Is hot
? ?
M
find improve the
, This Clearance Sale in. of course, lor Unleash only, as we'
could not think oi putting ??<?, counts on our books at the rtd*
kuloasly low prinea nt wbit;h Uiea^goodM will > be sold.
, Below we give nrfuw ftcinH 'nrrty as wo for ft
urtm? xrxtmdcd listy tynt ?
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WMm
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$mk
EMM
bo those few items must iudicate how very cheap wp, are
ing goods. ' ^
White Piques with black and cotcrdfl figures,
now 8 l-3c.
Solid Colored Piquos reduced from 15c to lOg
Fine m^rcori zed Ginghams in solid and fancy color**
25c, reduced to 15c.
Line of white Madras reduced to l6p and ^cTjrorth.
30c, respectively.
A line of white India Linens, goings at 60 per-eent lesfr-tlMto
value, . \ ?
Art Assortment of colored lawns going at 2- l?2c. 4cy 5cr -
and 8 l-3c, all of whioh/are worth 50 par cent, more.
One lot of ladies', mercerized Sliirt Waists in desirable M
styles and colorfe sonic of which sold for $1.25, .your ^oicft
For 50c. i ;
Ladies Summer Skirts going at 25 porfent, l0?? thanprice.
La die# Shirt Waist Suits in percale and madras, worth $t. 26
and $1.60, now going at 88o und $1.10 renpeotively.
With a special invitation to call and see us before placing
your order, we are
. Yours very Trulys"
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