The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 30, 1903, Image 3
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ith will tii v# Sn?u the
,Wt* & McOreigbt
rm*Ujr eveuiug, lOih, <u
DeatH.of 1 tr?. Mak.
^?IS, J. Mm?, js/iii*? ?? tlif
Uf, Johu (?. ^ lu*M
?/ yjoitoUg m hor home <>o
|o the 84th year of
The fuoucttl took p);ii5? fr?u)
fpfcttypal cbttfcll 00 Hutur.iH}
ajagaod tha .fhtetwvat vn in
-J*
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^of>F<>pw)?ur You^g 0%>U>
J:# Coleman of ovj town
Km tthatoeidao of Cam
(Iff a im nifi&ciffi W?da?*d?)
b* P^-N'rgA The-- <reVi-m on \
fee ?.t ? the reaufcuee ofihv
tell*** <$m?&
mo *ad groom W<? tVo
(ffii popular young pop}*
I ;fce?*?>ua Irlfttoda bjtfft :M
szrvrsr* ;s
lr<?/?D)deo- :
Death cf
3tr4fc. rcfta TO,
i^Vjof jgfcara a? ?igtM
oil mitt ttt the Botubertt depo*,,
immn foUxritjm
ptigAhoi* i death
fwexpocted- a? he **? *pp*r*nt
&lf the day batata* Mr. ?Hruk
f*Q3 W^SBSm
. jUjl: fpfeffl
'<* tt,ree Bona, ?ooU
Btevo Strak o* Caindtn and
?Strafe of- Hfaeelmll?, *i#d oqp
V , Og
r Firm,
Just beeci' appj/lwd of
lation otn Mtv flroj whfcb
i u bu?!nr?s her? oarjy next
. .pmtbiy. , ftbogi the rtrai of
.wee Utile Thorn
wbo #oj> tbe
+1to-bvb*itt
whofie
astei^f OrTU*
etilbng
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?re**Uhw;::
r^ raidie# W?fcO
tiieipfteh^ enoh an uo
??>?***, will no doubt in
ktidtr tbeir o$n
fc most ?r
ifetlD, wboBC
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Kuuru Jme return*
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V tjiirM.
Mm J. 8. Rb?mc airjit eliiVlrJ
lUAt M.ovlwy ou ? visit toj|
I At Cliiiilutuj. N. C. iff
Messrs. DuHose *?f TecncH^tSro
on a visit to their r?)otivfc, Mf?* ?
jreuo Zump, lu K tkwuo'il
Mr?. Hank In and h^^-h]
d#ug1>t*r, Miss . May Klla,
^iOlllOD, N. (!.. ar? in town. I
aru vtaitintf Mr? V. M, / iuj?.
The Misses Currison ami
IV asie Jordan will piirticipato]
-,j?Hies o( oar Capital oity itn?
Tbftf will attend t)io -'State
*?id German Club cotillion, 1
Miap Emma Shannon left]
lotnbift on Tuesday momiaf
trntl the Assembly JU1I tli*
8h? will enjoy all the tVhti
^>|r ?vc< k; iacl tiding the M
*?u ttw^ierroan on Wcdn
Thursday night*.
MW Margaret Jobnaton I
Wry, l? in tQwo for the Duty
&.<*up wadding. ?hc being o
*ri?|#?flaaida. Messrs. l/mr(
ttddte IV&l'nas ami Alva
name over from (Jolumbii
irttno occasion ?they bein,
OH>P? I
; wtmi Frank D. Lee, of
Missouri, Is *io.ltin? her t
j&*X i&annou, 8r , aadjL
WAS format;
{Nellie Anorura of rOafiidei
of . the brightest and
Wofof*i of hor day. 1 1 or
$3 husband invented
civil war a torpedo Koat
?uob value that after t_
r.ho war ho was invited ty
III to bring bis plansM
< here he wivs royally
" - ' :: : '
lew.
she ? -
>f the
Kills,
Wm* j
>r the I
f0O?)S
Louis,]
Mrs
Bam
Miss 1
ad oqp
somest I
nguiah'
bg the |
WB8 Of I
loso of]
epoleon
aria and !
ved and
(food Report From the R
. ^ * j ?
. During the past ye?
ftons from the Cauije
Churcli have beeu
K*peoia!ly is this tru|
[iw^vo'.eat *nd fni
poeea. For Sute rol#
were ooritrjbiSted ; h>?,
jffijTfi, foreign uiiesi*
Connie Maxwell (Hp , .
ratirf ate rial education*
gjinisters' relief fund
l?g the year 42 addlt
made to the church-*1,
tUm, 13 b'y letter aad
toraUon. The d?or?
letter and {fcby den
<?nt mecubSrt.hlp. of.
257. The report si
| tec Association v?hii
day in Manning 4s
over made by this o?
i Church.
ontribu
Baptist
,* liber aLt
regard iiffrf
ry pur
s, $79 75
Q)tsslot)?
#113 20,
ge $ 60.29,
20, aged
50. Dur
have been
by /bap
ne hy rea
-is? 9 by
The pree,
church is
to the iSan
met yester
pf t(e best]
ob.
... . ^County Teacher'*
The County Te
Uori will mtet for
on Saturday, NoVi
o'oloek, in the
Scheul building.
ksociatjon.
ferC Aseocls
?organfzation
Mlh, at Jl.
uleu Graded
teachers of
lially invited
*ont, bcJth o)d
by those who J
a connty are
?nd urged to be rp?
|Mp^g.lPtotg ij . JB HH
are teaohlng in thi county for the'
ftnat Hi'inr, if so th(^ are invited
join the associatio#; ?for the sue*
of tbe orgasttntion depends
- the enlistmeai of the interest
educational yprkers. Notices
"fW*\ o/Bces If flie county ad
ed to the tracker at that place.
etary wai forced to sent)
joticea this ?y aa there bad
notices unt
,akds this
te, so the ?ee
ins of calling
IfaV
T<t The Veterans of Kershaw County.
'?? ? '* * 1 ?*
a meet i n g iff % he1 ConTedefa(e
VaterioB herd otf tlrr trgt Mondsyj
to Ibta month, a reaolution wa?
pMaotfUnstructiog W. A. Aocr u?t
Crtnmaodcr of C?mp Richard Kirk,
land and. D. M. Bctnune, Comman
der of Gamp Angus MoLauren,*V6
call a mass meeting of tbe veterans
of Kershaw County, to meet at
Camden on Dec. 2nd next tov tbe
pufpoa* ' of contributing to the
Haasptoo Monument propo ed to
fesMMiftiAdla CfiLualiU*
meeting Is to be held dnring the
week when tho Hopresentativea of
aM the Chapters of the "Daughters
of the Confoderoy" will meet Id
We hope that a full meot
(Ogof ihe eurvivore will be present
*9d that they wlU contribute a
t?*?U at each can give to so good
oaae?.% Alio t,,,#how these de
se'endants of the Noble Womea of }
CFoafederacy that we the an r
Jj)reciate_Jlheir praise
oris to asstet fnperpetu
e: memory " of tbe prioeU
fhieb wa locflht. Wa r^l
It the 8 one of yeteraaa and [
atfU of ^rmen of t^ose I
davs Will interest tbsia- 1
d assiat n$ In making *\
oontribuiloD. f
be wclffftr ?a,to reme?.J
-ib?t
i
iMtiorlo
W tiller France,
J Painter Ami Paper Hanger, $-~
For mi r?f of New York.
L A?Mre?* Oamdoo Jfotel, ' ~
1^01 Ball Tkw Afternoon.
A tituo of foot ball will l>e
' phyey tu the polo grounds lliia uf
I teinoou hi 3 30 between the Kinga
; Mountain Military Academy team,
?il York\?|lo, and the Catnden team.
The garao promuea to lie a good
odo and evor>Uody abuuld turn out
I ty? soe It. o
Quarterly Report
G YV Bi rob more
Lru reus Mills
m fc' Tr ant ham
K W Hortveu
WD TranibauT*
Dr A A Moore .
J M Sowell
L W Wf8l,
Geo W Crosby
PrWOTwitty
H li
R B Williams
James A Rabon
/l'bos Wil??ou
1U? W B Gordon
J D McDowall ' ? "
J A Johnson . 1
I) P O Morohifion
Henry Bartield
T J DttBrnbl
Riobprd Wood
W K MeOreight
GeoT Little
itpv R Tboa Bluoknuon
Hsntj
A D Kennedy
S B Latham
T C S.W10Q9
L W Wepfc
H G Carylson
11 B Williams
W II ttoaub
J E V-aKhnn
D F Di*on 7 76
RKpfie* m 99,95
0 W. Birchmwr# 22.20
Jaa H Barns .-y.-v. 30 22
J ftVe?#bao JOJfr
TO Tl Un?hB 1 r ,w.
J H 3o?b?
K W SoriTfn,
A D JXimtt&d*. - :
\V R Hon?h
Jim H Barns
W R Hon?b
' M Gfigsby
8BUK
J 0 Humphries
J L Gettys
John Boone .
T J Willisqus
WBfirro.
H G OirriMB
W H Latham
j r ? ,"i
J B(Ph#lpa
OSjpke#
W HvHaife On
J) E Himoo
W B Haskabee
T C Hesmons
?J-g- JCIMW ~
L T Olybnrn
Robert Smyrl
J A Raborj 4'^
IRE YOU
. ? - . . ? * i ' ' W . .
Interested in suvhig laone'y iii getting the boat values for
the money you Hprtiid? Winter is almost upon ur, und ue
are realty, with out
to help ym> QUR DIXIE GIRL SHOE for Ladies,
Misaes ami Ohildn n lias proved a winner. Try tht m once
audi ,you \* ilj have no other. Our , ?
AiMClIS AM MI JACK
shoo for Men and Hoys the beat on earth.
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: David Marks & ^pn's Perfect Fitting Garments for men,
end Mrs. ?fane Hopkins suits for l^oys will Batis/fy th f moat
exacting buyer.
The largest and best assorted lino of Neckwear ev^r nho.wn
hero, at popular prices. In fact wo have everything for Men
and Boya from aooks to suit* at prices that will ploaso. Wo
will take pleasure in showing you.
The Shoe & Clothing TVfc.au
1
'Ouniet,
Sic.
We have ffust reason to W proud of our
?hievcnients for our Millinery Opening
r surpassed our expectations. We are
riving to make our store the most popu
^ 2 " \ ' - ' '
r place ip the city, and are ottering the
*rcte*r>-"
and Winter weaP
? ^ i'"-r V *.-*vx Mi- ' -ft
1 i i..i.i.iiia.LJ.jJiUBHjagau5L. i
BtiyaJDeering
/Thomas
lL,T?nd._.??rUiizer JWitribntor.
iQwUtt drHIs taye
ertiment Tfeportrfo* July
ev?r phown.
rrovrg, CfcattanjJcga Cant
Byaporg
? t , ' ? ? - f yi' '?
The FafnoiiQ <3Hlt * v
? y Iiuifig *??i fTfTr^MT M ?
Edge 3toye.
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The Famous wl t Kdgo Stur^ t tk'^ pletiKure in an noun clog
j > its many friends and the fvnhlic ^norally that it is In i m -
ing full pf nico, new and l{h-tfrd'ltn goodr,; and having se
ured t ho cream of bargAUVd Iroiii the Nort hern markets, 'is
thoroughly equipped for business.
To attempt to give in detnil the bargains in
which we couhl interest you, would requmyTnore spaec than
ould bo devoted to it, and therefore, must inawt upon your
?oming to our More that you may give the Ht&cjg a. personal
inspection and see for yourself that it is nil that; could he
desired.
" '"--rC"" /T:yrT.7!"3T'' --
In dress goods, especially, wc liavo m/ir$ attractions, as
>ur line comprises the -leading styles nod lads of the season,
?jefeides a complete, assortment of the staples; which tW quality
iod cheapness cannot be Kttvfyi^sodjui j where. :
. . /
Should you prefer i<> buy a T?Uor Mmi' Wtt,
: -iiat The Gilt Edge Store is as w? ,
5 Of g$nls and boys clothing overcoats, &<:.? we have arinn
i vaually good assortment; and. ***
jTi^d of anytfci'ng iu this line, favor us \vilh a
s oods and got our prices, and if gocdvaJuttUor your
\ whatyon want, wo guarantee that the verdict '.will he iii our
%vor.
|PPHPIPPipppi.s^..o m
To our brotlier merchants in tbo 0Qivut^?..w.o^wiJl.:fMV3?..
? bv calling on us before placing their orders* we can a
save freight, and *UaIl strive to make it
advantage to trade with us,
"i -
I Mattings, Carpeting and Kngs in great
iaak tliat* you do ua the k indnege and ytm
oiHiite Wfor o