The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 06, 1903, Image 3
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&*t ot ibe Till nuu> trial,
fiw recem-d from
h$xi?$i-<>v QOuQly oflici&lu u
eroant On tbe exaol oo*t of the
out* , Xlxi! acuount hns
heen HemUed yot, but t>it! total
?3, f.ftd ? Ms wi1||
?id shortly.? Columbia Rucord
*jM>rt*at Oa^ei Sf jttled. t
'.Southern- ratlwsy -
& settling, two of the heaw
aim tbtfk #rsw ?ut of tb?
ur^k wreck- They ate fjii
Pirate an Kbyne and Con
fame r. The clerk of the
^ -no yesterday,
?8 of the esttlstnent have
i tgadd ptibI{o.-~York villa
trfmsttt'rvra'gY' pbotogra
hWn***- 'formed a trosw
g-iffw jsertfe
^possible lor me to con*
bvk my present low
invito nay friends and
i?*ft before i advance ray
positively
will be wade wtthoui
E.F. Snyder.
>-? ryyg-r -"7-- ----- ?J
y WaA tfot ?n ftiquost HeldP
IW?oT a good, bard
old colored man was fouud
If Ms bw? a few miles above
?n one morning this- wepk.
stise of ill# death U entile! v
*0. While lit a?y h?*
bom natnrai causes- the and
#* of UU death, it aeew.t
?have warranted the holding
isqnest, especially so- n? ho
Ifqag and hearty whon last
Protracted Meeting .
Joes 11 a, fr.
Wd M the
*h here eaob day thin
Tr; F?tch, D. D., the
IV who l? conducting
T/ua*n of deep pijfetv
_m and his service*
M Junctcrful effect for
Kited that the meet
io $,b rough next
Station la ?3c
toaWsud them.
ao
i ? _as?^.^gsafT
Bell. \
tville dt
a homfl }r?*
tit Ti u'bloofr
T< R. MorrelL
rolloa Hanker as
*gli Ita aecrf>tary,
of Greenville, la]
r^|
?of Union :
fO* the information
h wofl
M the following
bden
>!? violnHy, and who
onr customers to
Im which proved
^fsr-i*=g is to sp
SBtyjigLpl
WM*m
mrentlv ear- 1
waMLmmMii
'*w
Kewcr Gallon**, Wears' -^Li.
Fewer ,jQ*Uoo?i Wears Lo
Fe.wtr G alloa* i Wear? Lo>
Fewer Gallon*; Wears |
Fewer Gallons; Wear* I,
Fewer Gallon*; Wears
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FER30NAX*. ^
Mrs. JaciIc Oantey ia ber
daughter, Mrs. I*. T. Villepigiu.
Mr. Moses Smith of Sanjnih,
Ga , i? iu the oity.
Th^ excellent gentleman, JUfv. .1
1 Myers, passed through Cajnden
last Monday.
Mis*) Ada Phelps, of Wijftbrnpj
CoUp.^t has been spending? a few
dnyafcn Camden.
Mrs. L. M. Clybnrn nnd son
of Lancaster, are visiting B F.
Haile mod family,
Mr, Pavid Alford who bis been ,
in Kmpter for the past fe^ f*y. isj
again at borne.
M.isa Gertrude Mitcham, $ho haa j
j-h?en visiting in OharlottoJ N. C ,
if at homo again.
Mrs. H. C. Singleton, Who basj
bepn on a visit to Mra. J. (iRodgert,
baa returned to her hou?X? State, i
3rd inafc.
Mis* Nellie Boykin cui*e down
from Spartanburg where Rhqjis teaoh
,n?? to?^i> hor sunt, *Mr$ Francis
Lee or St. Lotiis, who is vijitjnof here.
^ J&*0- Jauae? Lftftttfl of Athwta ih
spending sotne time on jLytrleton
street >?ith her niece, $r? W. D.|
Barrett.
Mr. and Mra. Colemaa jwho Were I
married in Orangeburg last week;
and have returned to ntigE Camden
their home, have moved Jnto their
pretty cottage en Fair target trad are
"at homo" to their friend*,
Mra. John W, CJorbott wenfc$>v*r
to Columbia on Tuesday.' to attend
the wedding of Miss Annie Weston
to Mr. E. N. Chisolm <?1 lUKb city.
Miss Weston is a sister ;of ftfra. W.
L Arthur, has visited in Camden and
has, a largo nnmber offHends here.
'the 1 young ladies *bQ? Attended
the State ball and other .festivities
there have all retnrwdl ,from Co
lumbia, having had atsost charm
ing week. Among tben\ were Missdt^l
Cora Harrison, Emma Shannon and
Sara Boykin, all charming and
popular members" of our society
young people'.
Mrs, J. R. Goodala attended the I
Woman's State Missionary Un?
ion which mefc in Spaitoubnrg last
week. Mrs. Goodale reports a mostj
delightful meeting; the attendance]
being large and tlm workers vefy en
thusiastic. This was the firatVieet- j
ing of this organisation but it is con-j
Mentally expected ibatjt wi?l grow
to phenominal propoUbn^t being ?o
propitions a flold for woman's wotk.
A Carf.
To the Citizens of ?&tndeu
After hearing that there wan
raijia (JUgtllafnotloB O!! U!lt ft?
tktfl* House bating been seleot
?S3RPPthe meeting# of tbe U. I). C.
Convention the ladies heg leave to
Sj^i^ .that -jl Jull__xliiiiiuaiaii.-of J
pr?,8 ?w?d con* at ^largeiyattettdod
oall meeting yesterday afternoon to
decide that question th??y hare de
cided to ?^eopt the Club {louse.
Wo must first onnaidar the comfort;
oftha vi?itmydElrgat?ar-Izflnchiicm
<manot lie served in the Opera]
House, thio stage cannot be proper- 1
ly heated and other fnco n vejnenc&s.
The Chapter will furnish transpor- 1
tation to all .delegates, Persons .j
wishing it wilt pk??se notify Mrs.
G. G. Young, Chairpi^n transpor
tation eommlliee.
John D. Kennedy Chapter, U. D. C. j
Nov. 6, 4903.
Fewer Gallon*; Wears Longer.
Fe^er Gallons; Wears Longer,
SHORT LOCAL ITEMS.
Mr. Lynch Peas' floe horse, "Billy j
took second prize at tbe State
Fair. J
At a meeting of the city council,
, It was decided that tbe Carnival !
i alinn Iri n n nmA m a f 1\?/h m
r ctii\jtttxj nuii cmnn nurr vixttt TU"r. ?
Work has been commence# on the
Catholic church to be erooted on
Lyttler<oiv street. next, south of Mr.
&. OL/McCreight's residence.
Salesman wanted to look after onr
interest in Kershaw aud adjacent
counties. Salary or commission
Address Lincoln Oil Co., Cleveland;
Or
Tliere was an alarm of fire on
Tuesday night. Three bales of ?ok
ton caught fire at the Northwestern I
depot, but no farther damage' was
~4obo. ? ? ? ^ ~f"
i Don't forgpt the entertainment at
the residence of Mrs. O. Mo
Crefftht next Tuesday evening, 4he
10th inst , by tlm ladies of the Pre*
Oyterian church A pleasant time la
in store for all who attend.
A farmer drove to Pomtcr v ester,
day Wk4 boarded tha ' Coast Line for :
CoUmbla. The train ran into: ?'
waguu at a eroseing noaf 8aaitei?.
Tb# tanner got off out of curiosity
to *?e tbe horse wbicb had boen kill
" and found his; own s<m lyta* In *
lag eoodltioa by the roadside. ? !
115, 800L-: :
^Aeos4 met at Itm.
Committer* For En terta muient of the
V O. 0. State Oouveatlou.
I he following bopinitleea hav#
'?e*n appointed for
rnent and management of the Stale !
Convention of ilio United DauffiJ
1 <>r** of tJlG Confederacy which
hare no Tuesday, Deo, 1st:
K*<Msailv*-Cominluaiu? M?f?Uiant|
VV M Khanm n, Chairman; Georae
Vootip, U?Ho Zetup, Bruce Davis, I
Douglas Boykip and Mi?* Leila
Shannon.
Mary MtlU Chair
minjlMmdiiroee Hurni.n Bkuiu, K
0 WhUtl?r, IinUtitl Good?14
H?dge Hurt frlmlng C?mi|lUa?~
Mill L?|U sli.onoo, Chnltmnn ;
MMd.m,. Br?? DavU, J I) K,?:
nedy, W M Shannon.
Pr?8? Gommittee~M?sdamea A
W Burnet, Sr., Chairman; W J)
1 cautham, Miss Loulee S Nettles
D??or*UopCommlUee~.Meadame.
tJL ?S*k,w? jSgir
F 5 til Mity B*T? Ffank Z??T,
?ao^c:r4:;uK*ie mm..
Hospitality Committee M e ?.
d?we. Harry B.uo,, Chairman; C
sh?Z?: 3 Wo,k<"B?
Transportation Committee ? Me*
rtftmes H G Carriaon, Chairman ; G
<y Youngr. Bruce Davia, Val Jordan.
Lunch Coromittee-?ieed a m e ?
y Lea. in
J?rd*a> H G Carriaon,
John Whitaker, Jr,
The Kirkwood Reception Com
mittee will bo published later.
Welcoming Committee to meet
trains Monday Nov, 30tb :
Seaboard Air Line, 10 a
rfnmpw; Oub Hi rech, Taylor Tran*
ham, Nettles.^ \
A. L, 7 35 trains ? Mesdome*
bchenk, J as Stoney, Young, Nettles,
Messere. W M Shannon, C J Shan
non; J.r, and P T Villepigoe.
North -Western and Southern. R
R m ? Meadameek-W A An
crujn J W Corbett, K&^Ut\r,
FMZemp, Caleb Wlfttaker, JoL
Boykln, W R DeLoaehe and \v
H ft i io, ^
12.30 p m. ? Messrs. Whistler, W
R DeLoaehe, W L DcPaes, J J
Workman, Arthur Burnet, IVs*
Ancr|im and W D Trantham.
Southern, 2 p. m.? Mesdaroes
Trantham, C C Moore, Caleb
Whitaker, W Haile, Roland Good
ale and Missei Bessie Jordon and
Mary Burnot^ Messrs. W Haile.
Arthur Burn^i and Caleb Moore.
SouO/ern/6 p. m? Mesdames;
W A Afwfrum, K O Whistler, Robt
Kennedy, W L DcPafts/.J ack W h i iu
ker XV M Shannon, Misses K*
Vjllopigne, Cora Carriaon, . D* s
Lmg and Mary Bnrnet.
Messrs. C J Shannon, Jr.,
(Kennrdy, Whistler, W L DeP
R M Kennedy, R T. Villep,gu
J Wwrkm^n and E B Cant ey/
N^th Atlantic Coast Line, 8 16
P m-?ar5s5Ts. Arthur Rnrnet, J^J
Workman and W L DePass.
lAVitation Committee-. Mesdamel
L^.CoJh?"- Ch*iraiftn ; - Leo
W^itsker, Jr. ?
Each member of tjx? John D
Kennedy Chapter U D C is entified
to one extra inviUtion to ^The
^li^q^^geeblipp and U Tft.
quested to send in ml onoe t.o this
eommitteethc name of the person
she wishes to Invite, so that invita
tion oan bo addresaed totbat^per
so??.
The public tj* cordially invited to
attend ail the meetings of the con
vention at the Country Club Honse,
especially the Literarv session on
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. ?
Fewer Gallons; W^ra Longer.
Fewer Gallons; vVears Longer.
? ?! I ?
Never treat other boys* alste'rs bet
ter than you do your own. *'
Walter France,
? ? Paiulct^And Paper Ilangor. J ?
Formerly of New York.
Addtegs 0 araden ff o+el.
Statement
(if The Bank of Camden,
CawW, $. (&,
The condition of the Bank of
Camden at the close of bnsineas,
OoC.Bl.I903:
RESOURCES
Loans and Dlaeonnts, #193,024-06
Bonda 45, 060.00
CasU on hand and in.other
Banks 57,07i?
Real Estate, Furniture
and Fixtures 8,006.76
Demand Loans 28,724 34
$827,720 57
LIABILITIES.
Capital $25,000.00
Surplus and profits 65,612.11
Deposits 237,093 46
Dividends unpaid -7-l?JUj0a
% $327,7.20 57
Cashier of
above named ba*if?
sweat that the fogey,.
is true And correet w ___
ny loowlsdyg and twllgf.
YXtmi
^Hwolrli toMfotw *
the best 011 earth. O
Interested in an* itig money iu jotting the bent values for
the money vou spend? Winter is almost upon us, and \v?>
are ready with our
David rka & Son's Perfect- Fitting Garments for mon,
and Mrs. Jan? Hopkins suite for boys will Natisfy the most
exaoting l)uyer.
The largest and be?t assorted line of Neckwear ever shown
here, at, popular prices. In fact we have everything for Men
and Boys from socks to euits at prices that will please. We
will take pleasure in showing you.
UjUiiAA tf
The Shoe & Clothing Man,
to <L?ip W OUR DIXIE GIRL SHOE for Ladies,
Mi^ca iyid Child t*eruhas proved a winner. Try them once
and you will havo no other. Our
yfhitaker (Sr ; SSurnet,
? -? ^ TT ' .L,-- . . .. . t. - ?? . . .
*Dri/ Soodsj Otc,
-.mm
Wc have just reason to be proud of our
- - ? t ? : :i~" . "
achievements for oar Millinery Opening |
\ ? '
far surpassed our expectations. We are
striving to make our store the most popu
lar piace in the city, and are offering the
most select stock of #Djry Goods, Notions.
. .. ? _ ; _Z .71 Z.2ZI- x.rr:' :.j. o *
Millinery, Gent's Furnishings, and in 'feet
anything for Fall and Winter wear. Yon
cannot aftord to miss the special Induce
mcuts we arc offering. Call on us; we will
make it pleasant and profitable to you.
? - * tt "t'; " "7 - ? - ?,
Yours Respectfully , .? .
Whltakef & Bufpet
More Money May Than
? Cotton! |
Buy a Deering Ideal Mower and SteelyRake ? the great
hay savers.
Buy a Thomas Grain Urtli and Fertilizer Distributor.
Grafty drills save seeds and protect plants from frost and
freezes.
We will need all the small graja vfe can raise this year
Corn will be high. The government reports for July poorest
ever shown.
Ynlc&n ChLiUe^mows?one and two hotso, ?
Thomas Disc and Cutaway Harrtjws, Chattanooga Cane
Mittsjiftl jByaporatir Pa1^ -
The F?nicus~fi1ll
The Famous Gilt Edge Sfcoro takes pleasure in Dnnoun^ng
to its many frieilda and the public generally that it 1? brim
ming full of uico, new nncl up-to-date goods; and having se
cured the cream of bargains from the Northern markets, is
thoroughly equipped for business.
. .4 ... % y/i&gzgfft
To attempt to give in detail the numerous bargains in
which we could interest you, would require more Bp ace than .
could be devoted to it, and therefore must insist upon your
coming to our store that you may ^iv^tke stock a personal
inspection and see for yourself that it is all that could be. .".'.X
desired.
?
In dress goods, especially, wejmve many attractions* a* .
our line comprises the leading styles and liuls of the aeasAn,
besides a conjplete assortment of the staples, -which for quality
and cbeapiiesa cannot be surpassed anywhere.
^l)on't tliiuk of buying anything in black goo<lH beforO Me
ing our line, ns our aaaortment in full an^ vari?dt
the price?, you will wonder how they cfttiHift ?old ?o l^w.
\ ' 1 ?< ?-????' ? ? . ^?1:: ??'"^' - ?
Should you prefer to buy/ft TaiU>r Mj
ilxul The 1* lteAdq?mi-te*?
i i suit at Almost tt^y price from $3 to $15
C Of gents and clothing, overc^atf, i&c.. we hm -
usually good assortment; and air wo nak is tlmt when in
need ot anything in this line, favor us with a cali^ec iwi*
i^oods and get our prices, and if good value lor your toouf jr>i?
wbatyou want, wo guarantee that the verdict vjll l*& in oor '
favor.
?? -? T.-V-- T.
/To our brother merchant in tho country, we will ?ay tw
by calling on %y? before placing their orders, we can at ^ ^
nave them ireight, strive to make it gfeattyjfig
advantage to trade with us
Mattings, Carpeting ?>ndRng8 in great ?bu
ask that you do us the kindness and yofirsd
seeing our line Wore buying.