Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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fcsswts knm .etmwu* x% wmsvst x>%~ UCNOUS HKjH<$A2? ? almond Brothers, fltajite And Fttimy (? rotors. i\\\\m i Uf Plumbing h a ? clone v I make j. <peoiul flU-Jy ot all it# branches and look aft yr your iutorcfit. Take care that your Manter Plumber i.s ad efficient Ku pinner and understand* his laitiuc** thoroughly, that is where tho secrct of a #ooii job lies. Seo me personally about your work* become my client ami y ?>v> nhal' bo tho owner of a first-class na?iv, tary system. You would be surpri*eo to see the old work that 1 am tearing out every day, because it waa done pooi ly by Inexperienced mop. See me, See t.e, See me. Respectfully, JOTINF. JENKINS. "w r Jt Notice ^ .Preaching may ho expected nt the Camden Presbyterian Church next Sabbath, Sc pt. 25th , hy i li? ftev. R. C. Reed, i). D., of Colum bia Theological Scminnry. A full attendance of the congregation it. requested. Dr. Carlisle to Preach Hero Sunday The many friends in lliis commu nity of Dr. Maik L. Carlisle will ^~ ~:Ve pleased to learn that ho wil: pi each at the Methodist church here next Sunday morning and eve ning, the 25th. The public are cor dially ipviled to attend. Camden Historical Society. <> The regular^optembor meeting of Ibis Society was rot well atteuded. owing to gome miHtwderstnnding n* co t li^e date. For this reonon the Ex ?cntive Committee decided to defer the entiro literary program until Thursday evening, Sept. 29lh, rvheij, a special , meeting will be held nt the uoual place. As two amendments to M>e Constitution will at tbe eam< " timo. come up for discussion, a larg< atten<^c<?is requested. New mom g^Lora will be welcomed. JCxeursion to Charleston. extJttrsHn will he run from kmden to Charleston ovf.r the libera Railway on Thursday the II) oFSep lumber. The fare for round Wd Is only , $125 Louo nations from Camden to King* Mil*. Tlie ^rara will leave Camden ? 6.30 A. M. j^tiraing leave Charles it 9 same dny. Tbe ex krsion wjfll lie under the mnnngo knt of "C. Canty and C. H. Da Is the last exoursion of the sea and* promises to be a good one. 9 ?" * m i m Oar Advertiser*. the ru*h of getting to press last i we were prevented from calling ' ition looally to our new adver tWe wish to call the attention friends and the trading public lly to the advertisements of I Whitaker and Burnet, A, D. iredy. Barns and Barrett, and the >ua Gilt Edge Store which ap last week and to those of Hirech Bros and Co., and L. ik aud Co which appear for their' J ime this week, and to tbe new riitcment of Mr. W. H. Zomp are all Hrst-olaes, up to dbte IS men who aro loaders in literal lines Tluy want your [mid osk yon for It, and they have it in preference to thoRC j.not a?k for it. The llfest goode gotten anywhere will be found stores. stter to Salmond Brothers. Sir: You sell a good many f the gallon. Being a de __i, yon give full mcssurr. 'know what we raenn: you |t|at shoit weight and short i are oomoanu among? -well, ?w ildreare no short measure* Pgbts in yoar town. m are, though. Ribbons and jftd triAxningl, sold by tbe measure ofne'orten yards, do complaint) because "they * You have the sane plague goods? nearly itfrerytbing, bottled, cheat* in the Almost nob?dy gives full La factory-packagi! Tone of llio almost nobodies. Int, by the gallon, to paint ^qd our gallon. is Just i lfsyonrs that you tnees W&b? 231 cubic inchcs.. I too ? Deyoe lead-and ftwer gallons than mix wears twice as long at ??*<?? Ibat's why wc ? yon. ^ Tours troly Et. W. DI*6* * Co., New York, lags 4 Shannon ?eh >5 I \1 ml l !?' 2 leave ?o Hf ,) ,ii til V fi >?? ????? and ? In- public <?? n? iI.m 1 *o!d ujv ?? ti i i 1 1- d,ii^ Utisiiii ??, wiH m i.f (' i io i i.-ii tll Mfh-IM. ^ Ij P*.-m u lid I) ti Vi .1 ill \ g'.-lf J,li lii, |? tl tip.,, ?'"? ??? r f i'ii*! where | v. ill it- iili fiH ? <1 IdwiiVm v?>!l hi! -ts f ? M.'< i ! \ . I'll u liking \ ( (I ?>!!?? ti i. ? 1 , | for \ "til v. i V k I ftl M .1 1 1 hi r d {?'iti oil '??'* ii??? '( >i?l riii <1 b ' t ? 1 1- 1 , i <| n i'oiiiiiaiaiK'i' f.t Uii> Hitir.c f.,r M-asi* AulUp A Di-i'nfc.H in ! lit- lulu | (; | jdu Keapt'cl t illl v, <?'. 1*. 1)11 Hot. . H *i V i ?? K It il'/hl nut t 'if ?? 1 i ; , l)rui? Htisiness ninl good v. .:i of M 4 1'. I )u H'?m> and lihviti'4 m <ured ii I h mm viciis iii our t<ufci tn tl Baura'u corner alore, wo rt h ( ??c t fully ho lie it i la* paiiou*t^e of hin frifiuib mid customers general^, assuring tin m of eycty couiu-<t\ h ad alUullonand of our bcatetloi ts to make tin' ui fed namnrli til iiouu> w ith ub and oi our appreciation ol llici r 'ti ade. (living now our entire undivided time and attention to our diu^ business we feel that we are belter prepared than ever to serve \ nu and take this opportunity to thank all of our fiiends and the publie Keneiully for tlnir very liberal pat ronage in the past and soliciting a still larger share in the future, ?c arc ttetpeetfully, Zeinp & DePass. Cotton. Cotton is quoted vhio uiorwii'g at 10 li."). Boarders Wanted. Having rented the Hlackwell House on Hroad Street, 1 am pre patee to accommodate botii perma nent and tanaient Hoarders. Rooms newly furnished and rates reason able. Give me a call. Mrs. W. L<\ Russell. Preaching at the Court Hotine. We have bp?n requited fro nn tiouncn I hat there <\ili be pruXchiug nt the ('our I. I Ioupc n*-xt Sunday uf tornoou nt 1 o'clock. It in expected that preaching will bo bold I hero reg nlarly every Sunday ufternoou, find all ate cordially invited to attend. ? ... Desirable Plantation For ltcnt or Sale. Situated in a f .nv miles of Sraitb v i ! 1 o, Slimier Co. 170 acres. 80 acres cleared, balance woodland and pasture. 3 houses, out* new. Verv d^Kirable liMighborhood. Good suhno!, Apply to Spimg* <& Shannon. Green Houso for Camden. The very attractive looking fjreen I h'luee ? so much needed in Cam don? being; hyilt by Miss Ville piguc and Mi-<s Shannon, is vry i nearly completed. Too much praise cannot be given tlu'se energetic young Indies, a'.'d 've are eure that they will be verv s^fessful in their new scbejne. Gtaod Work By The City. Main street from Laurens to De Kalb is being clayod and when com pleted it will bo in a better condition than it has been mr ft decade of years. Our Mavor is ' one of whom onr citizens may justly bo proud.' He is usincj bis good judgment and businoss-abilities in no stinted form for the good of the whole town. Accident to Mr. M. Baum. It la wll'ii sine, ?r? regret that we learn of the accident whioh befell Mr. ,M. Baum yesterday morning He was returning from New York over the P. A. L. and when near Hamlet. N. 0 , ho was in the dining car and his foot caught in the carpet causing htm to fall, dislocating one of his hips. When he reached Oamden he was suffering very mnch, but we learn this morning that he is doing as well as could bo expected. A Pretty Heme Wedding. On Tuesday afternoon last at 3 o'clock at the Lome of tbe bride's mother on Lyttleton street Mr. W. F. Moeeloy and Miss Affgio Arrants were joined in the holy bonds of matrimony. Key. C. D. Peterson'offl dating. The prootn is ono of Kor sliaw county's befit young men while tho bride is ono of Oamdeji's best and sweetest ynnng ladies. The cer ^aaony was a most beautiful and im proaslvo one and was witnessed by quite ft numt-er of friends of tbe yonnpf couple. Immediately after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Moseloy left for a trip to Darlington. They will roaido in Charlotte where Mr. Mofiuley holds a position in tho post offline. Resignation of Dr. Mill*. The n>emb?raof the Preaby tertan church were pa arte ? indeed ead on Inst Sunday 'rooming when their much beloved pastor ncnt in hielet> t*?r of resignation. It was read to the congregation by the W. T. Unl), who tvas filling th? pulpit that day. Far aver twenty yeare Dr. MiMa hefl lived in Camden, and en deat^d hi?o?e.lf, not only to hia own people, but to the whole town ? faith fully and lovingly be baa worked for, the llaater, and now "in obedi ence to HimJ}>. thongb the folded h&fidl rent tale, yet hi* people re joice, thai he will elill live ior?am doo, "coining tn and out** Among them? ever doing good. ThatQod may rcatore him to health %n& atreegth, ie the etrneet wiah lid prayer <4 Umwy frteadi. vv oc/a/S7)ofs . j rni |.n?i w.'. k t,H? I., ?>ii |''v. r w. Hie ci j mutMU of (he voting ' ' 1 1 1 A,i" wnli n fow uxcop | : i ? ?if h all i c I it i ihmI to their'ditFcrent h, c'h; |i i) m h linviri^ u (? |i?m- i ^ | j i i-ci' m i ft n where {j o < i it 1 1 y i m weio ill. j ' ?M (!l) atipcd HtliJ bl'St Wlgllt'S t x 1 1- tt ' ? . j *'*! On I ih.s-Ihv o vf n i n ? u nnm her ' I theae sweet yiila luturned i?. Wi?i lifi.p Collect) to resume t In i > studies and Camden will miss their merry voices and bright faces fo? tlie next nine months. Antony ji!..'in woto Mioses Lnt.t ii> Hoy kin, ?JhAtitiic Ktoney, liontio Lenoir, A n nlo Workman, Ad:\ Phelps, M?v Hoy kin, So I m a Parish, Sara Fur | man mid Louiso Shannon. Mls**-a j Huttio Godfrey and Laurie Harrall of Chora w spent thedav in Camden with Miss Annie Work man and rent up in (ho afternoon with the other young ladies to Hock Hill. Mr. Kdw^nJ. A. Young, U. S. A., h?b rerfirned to his home here after six .years' absence and is being welcomed hack hv his many friend*, lie lias been on duty In the Phil ippines and haa "seen the world" in many places and phases. We are glad to see him hack in Cam den. Mr. and Mrs. John Lindsay have returned afyer an oxtended trip to the north visiting friends in Phila delphia and stopping some time in New York and Washington, Mr. Henry Kennedy of Atlanta is on a visit to his parents on Fair street. Ho has a host of warm friends in Camden who aro glad to see him. Mr. Warner DuRose of Scwanee, who has been visiting his relatives, Mrs. K. C. Zemp and family, in Kirkwood, left on Monday to re sumo his duties at college. Mr. Alva DePass of Columbia is visiting his brother, Mcpiy. L. DePass, in Kirkwood. Mr. G. II. Kaum lias returned from Flat Rock, whore he went to act as groomsinsn for his friend, Dr. Lindsay of New York. Mrs. Blackburn and daughter, Miss' Nan of Columbia, have been viniting relatives on F.^ir stroe' ? luring the past week. Misaef Guignard and Haakcll of Columbia, who have been with friends in Camden and participat ing in many eooial functions, have returned to their homes. Mr. Val Nesbitt of Georgetown, who graduated at the "University of tho South" at Sowaneo last Juno, is visiting his bister, Mis C. J/ Shannon, Jr, on his way to Prince ton College, New Jersey. Miss Nellie Lee Bojkin who teaches in the graded school in Spartanburg has returned to her duties in that city. Mr. David R Williams, Jr., is at home again. Hie family are still at their beautiful summer homo in Flat Roek. Miss Jane Nelson Dauskett of Florida is spending this winter with Mrs. G. G. Young on Mill St. in order to attend the graded school of Camden. Miss Carrie Girardeau of Colum bia who has spent some time here with her maoy relatives and friends has roturned home After a delight ful visit. Lieutenant Rosa. Thompkins of the United States Army has been visiting his relatives Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Eldredge at the Hobkirklnn. Mr. Edward Watklns who has moved with his fsmlly to Spartan* burg spent seyeral days in Camden this week. His many friends here are always glad to see him. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Boykin who with their family hate spent the summer at Bloomsbury? Mr, D. R. Williams's handsome home in Kirk wood, have returned to th^lr win ter home at Roykins. Miss Betsy Boykin goes to Charleston to-morrow to spend a week with friend before taking up her atudiea again at the "Confeder ate lq that otty. Miaa Marie Zemp will alao re turn to Columbia to the Methodlet College there In a f*w day* and aa the High School here baa received all the other young ladiea (here will be muoh work and little ]play for many month*, Miaeea Kleanor Godfrey and Elizabeth McDowhII will open theii private school for young lailica next week on DiKalb etieyt with line prospect* of u t)?i*y year. Mra. N. B. Uankiu of Wiltuing ton la visiting her' mother Mrs. F. L. Zerap, Sr., on upper Lyttieton atreet. Mr. Charliu Potter cf J?uw Yoik haa rented Mr. C. C. WLltakei1* cottage on Kair atreet *bero he will apeud lliia coining acaaon. Mr. and Mrs. O. H. L-noir have j moved into their handsome new homo opposite Rectory Sqnarfe od Fair street. M r?, Charles Kurmtu and fami ly who have spent aonie tiuio with Mr. tind Mrs. James Vtllepigue in Klikwond havo returned to their home ?t Clemnon. Miss Men ViilcpUue is vUiiiup Miss Maigaret Jul^asou iu Kiik-< wood ustii th? rem t n of her fami ly from Salads. They expect to move into their handsome new house on Lyllleton strset in s coupta of wttki. - Tire ercutttg before Mtli Ada. Plielpe left for Wloibrop Coll?gt. her yooog friend* g*ve a charming mooftlfghl wVgon rifle to her Md her tWtlia fj>ode. With tterr? eong ttsd^tteghUr they eojdyed >Le hejfre ??* ell b*4 m dilwr Baptigmii' Alt / on The or<Hmo< c >.f l^ptiton v> u ?. mi imiUntiT* 1 IO i" v ????! ?? t n? t I t? ,t a M ' . Xum cmircU . t uiU-i | noon. I 1?1?1U WAL. Mr. N I' Lu^< il i* v'^it In.' frirri'J.H In ()r?* hnr?f. M r. K, ]?' Wnl: It S !*?'' l?*t Wt'il noHiif\\ wilti Iiih J a h l'?>r 1 1 1 o i i* fn Int.! luiine in Spa! ' unl-niv! Mr*. U M K inctly wi l rvmrrl luuno on S; (>t. tt -'h ?i 1 4 ?? t* h | n- c > > i 1 1 1 ?? ?Iih Munitncr with : ur luther in \' . r j Cfinia. Mr. lirovir l>. Mln<?k??cM I nn re tui'iuid t't C'Hlinlt'l tMuf h in I'liiladeiplini, v 'oil* he it. ok > \ tout bo in opiiea. | Mr. Pinkney nn i family *i 1 oivu ping Mr. K. F. Wilkin*/ Iiouhc from I the 1st of Oetoher--'r.?n inp iho lowon part to Mrs. S. K I Jl'ik?*i?oy. NOTIlt ! In |>urMi-?m*?* f?' o'olum rf ilto! h'oifil ? ? f | )i ri'ol i ? ' H i.l * I ? it J ^\V h('U'?ul<i ( ? r< r v , j> i* I 1 1 ??.? .a ; ?l ?y of it? I ?v r , 1 lii.4, l>\ \vlii? ii i' j \V .1*. dot* I IliUltui i(> HnTf J.K.I I i : Ill) | it-A| ot Shi.l ooipornHon to Tinr j t V !l U >: till ] ) .!) ?? K, j ' ??<""?? wi!! Imi u lUiH lill}^ i'f 1'iti s.i?? k? li.?!ih '? . t >-i id corp. >i til ii'ii ut tin- ?.f j liiH I in' 1'iir por-iliiiH in 'In' 1'ilv <>l , I '|| lll'l* !'? , H . lit twtftvi* O'.'lo'U M j | o *. i Moii.lt.y, Oi'toliOi' 21 ill, HUM, ' ? ? i- | il ?* purpose I.r voting mi l In- qncM i<?n j of ilior?i!i.'iillg t !i?? Stock ol j Siii'l C'l'li'li |1 W hoii>K:|l'? I i fill ? r v III 1 thirty I l.onmui'l ^'1U, <?()() i'o l?.?lj Klji'l. < "llll l lit I., S. ( Hy order if t lio Hour 'I nt" I in ft or h, K >1. W'ooton. 1 ' : ?-.m i?l ?*?? I . \S . Ii 1)c1j >uclii) H o. & rr? !?H lH *pt. 242n l, 1901. Peps Suits 3 Y ouths Suits, Oliild^eps Suits. ?iv SUITS THAT LJ r. PRICK AN p QIM LI TV i i i ( ? I ! i\ IN MKMS, HOVS &. CHI LDUKNS. ^r)z= ?! ? } Corae and let us pIiow you the very latest in SliOt'S. We THINK we can please )ou. Wo Kl\JOW w? j^ivo the b >\ values in the ity. Just Receiving u fresh liiio of Neekwoir ? latest colors ami Shapes. Latest Shapes in Soft and Stifl Hals from Lowest to High est Grades. Como and pee us if ynu want t<> bo ple-sod. SHOE, HAT AWO OLOT1NG (HAN. Our new Fall Silks and Djess Goods a:e arriving daily. We have a p ^Mt showing *>f U??h plat:; an ! fancy effects weaves am^pcoloiings. Our assortment compri cs nil the luteal fashion approved fabrics. \ - FALL TRIMMINGS. Our stock in complete. Jeto, Spangles, Silk Appliques in White and beautiful Persian effects. Silk and Mohair Braids. OUR DRESS MAOC DEPARTMENT Is ill charge of Miss tl ttpwer*. Those desiring neW f?ll costumes, should not delay placing orders aiul engaging' time. It is hardly necessary to comment on the ability of our Mod iste in charge. FALL MILLINERY. Preparations are(, being inadn for our grand Opening notice of which will appear later. New ideas will be shown jn thin department as soon as shown in New Vork It will bo cor rect both in fashons and in prices. Come around and a*k ut to ?how you 0110 ol those "HIGH ART" SUITS, of Strouse & Bros., and give us a chance to prove our good laste in Helecting this famous make of ready made garments. We believe in tliem ourselves, and after yov wear them, yon grow oh enthusiastic about tliem a? wo are. We give yon an Iron Clad Imur lanoe Policy with every ?uit. We have h full stock of the FAMOUS CENTENNIAL CLOVES *n shades and sizes. Guaranteed to give Satis faction^ Try a pair and be convinced. See our new Fall Line of STETSON hXtS* I* yon ?ee them you will buy them. IHIRSCH BROS & CO. - * - ' f " ? - ?? \V3^wisW ?- -?^S8BrTr IS NOW HEADY FOR BUSINESS ' WITH A FULL LINE OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS. You will t i 1 1 ? 1 every depart men t full of staples and novelties at priws that cannot he hewi. And then just think wo gjvo away Five Silver Dollars <?wry Saturday and a Fine Buggy on Christmas eve. With every dollar spent, with us you got a good honest dollar's wurlh <?f ?roods imcl a ticket for ae.hanae at the Fiv<> Dollars every Saturday and the buggy on Christ 1 mas i ve <v GOODS. <1? Tm our Dress Good* IVpurhneiU you will find alt of t ho newest wears in Mohnir, Voils, Broad Cloths, Banket Olofclli, and Mercerized goods of all kind, and u staple line of Black Dress goods. Ladi? s Tailor Made Su Is, Oinnk.H and Walking- skirts at prices llmt will miike you '? wonder liow I hey could make them." In our notion department you will find all the accessories to a ladies dainty toilet. . Our domestic department is full of every thing the good housekeejNT could- wis-h and at prices to please. "MAM IM rST.UXMS ?y ROBERTS ?MO*C*U Ne have a full line of the famous uStarM Brand Shoes made by Robert Johnson & Hand Shoe Co., nnd the old Reliable "Bay State*' Shoe, and Leather Co. We guarantee 4,0 please you in style and price. ? Wo are ngenlH i<?r the world f inied W B Cotsols. You fit the corset it couiouns to every figure aad is guaraateoi rust proof. v* " ' It) Gents imd Hoys Furni.diing Goods you will find every* tiling new and stylish in Suits, Hats Caps, Shirts, Ktc. <f"-~ ? -r? ~ ?? ? \?s (let our price on Hogging and Ties before you buy, < *T - Special prico to Country Merchant**! on Hogging and Tit Yours Respectful ly,