The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 20, 1905, Image 3
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T IMPORTED JAPAKt^e
WAPKW&
VA/ifti PUftCHAit^CF
FOR SALE BY
Salmond Brothers,
'^Staple And Fancy Grocers
YOURS FOB A CLEAN NEW YIlAR:
JjLJa oiij* ? niaka i)t? lmm??
jwnitjiry. wi.olt some. ? fw^et aiul cl<an
in ho itr a# *'c ?uit* for its plumbing by
modern rm llirwln. We befpealt your or
tiers Muring 1005, knowing full well tlia
we can accord you full jncnsure of sau
i*r*ct'On? even oh to prn-e. GliwJ to es
timate on any job, ro matter lioxv fmiall.
JOHN K. JENKINS,
Preaching at Htjfh Hill.
We have boen requested to nn
n ounce that then; will be rcllgom
f??rv*co9 at High Mill churoli tbeftil
Monday in this tuoui.li conducted bi
liny, I). C. Jenklnt?.
Guano.
The Gilt Edge Store advertiser
fur sale this week aouie excellent
brands of guana. Before, buyint
your fertilizer for this }ear .V o r
shoald^be suretosseo Mr. Viilepigue
Notice
? 1 am now prepared to do any
work in the line of Gunsmith, L^k
smith and M.nctiiuiflt. 4
Respectfully,
^ - VV. F." Frivtag.
Cor. Main A York Sts.
A Beautiful Cfltendar.
Mr.-WrR. Hough placed in
r?ar- office one of the prettiest nnd |
biet gotten up\ calendars ?re hn\*e
t ver seen. It Ys one gotten out by
tfche Equitable Life Assurance Qtt
viHy pi theiU. R> of which Mr.
Hough is the local ag*nt.
Great Mill and Factory Sale
Your attention is called to tb*
t'dvertiaemenl 'of Messrs. Hirscb
?Mothers & Go. who will boULan
Mher great mill and factory aale
This sale commences to-day and
vwlll last ten days. Read their ad
vertisement.
Wood Wanted. >
We want somoof our subscriber
to bring us some wood on Ibeit
subscription to The Chronicle. Wi
trill also take chickens, turkeys
<*ggs, peas, corn, potatoes or othei
country produce H our friends bav?
^ot got the money, and allow tb<
highest market price for saro?
which might be better than sever
ccnU cotton.
Ohavge of Schedule on the Southern.
Train No. 14 for Kiogvtlle, Or
'nngeborg, BrsDchville and^phnrbs
"let) now leayes Columbia /at 3 3<
p. m. Instead of 3 p. m. & hereto
fore. Tralp No. 117 (Camdet
italn) connecting with 14 at King
" yllle now leavea Kingville at 4 3<
? t>. to, instead el 4 p. m. as hereto
~forersrf4?|?g in Camden at 6 p. m
H^slfcsftoF and ^ajrlves at Rocl
HW ?( 9.05 ? twenty-five minute!
later than formerly. '
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Notice To Pensioners. '
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I will be In the Aditor's oQloe on
h Saturday during the myinih of
log applications for PeAslofai.
bo wl<b>?^# application
lulon must do *? at, tbattinx
ready on tne Pension to}
iskrasw application, ho
to no In person or It
st Cm?4?? so Ibul
laoe4 ?? tha Pensio
U1?M
Batrantfirtdr
! Con [j act Let For New
Court House..
1 he eoutreet fur the Imili! i ?.? , \
the on* court house for lb ft eoun?
ly ban b<M n awarded to T. C."
1 houipsju &l Rfi)., of Hiriuiugh&ui,
Ala, and wuik will be commenced
at once.
Ninety- Day Oats.
Mi-aura. T. \V. Wood tic Suite, of
K.ohmond, Vs., nd ver i mo to-day
"ninety-day oatb." If you waul a
<juiek crop of uatH you would do
well to communicate with them.
Mr. Harry Trantham Ooos to Oxford
Univ?'uity.
Tbe f/ lends of Mr. Harry Tirn
i Lain, eldest aon of s Mr. and Mia
W. 1). Trantham, w>ll bo pleased to
learn that bo *a-* yesterday awarded
tbo Ceoil Khodos scholarship at Ox
ford University, England, by II e
Hoard of Examiners In Norifi
Carolina, of whioh State Mr. Trail
tbaui in now a resident.
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PEB.SONAL.
Messrs, J, M.Sowell and 1). M.
Uethune attended '^be Good ltoada
convention wbiob met in Columbia
yeaU rday.
Oh pt. H. M. Benton, of Monroe, N.
0., was in Camden last Wed?esdu\.
' 'opt Henton ia a nephew of Me .
IV 9 AiKJJ t??
Wo were p:caaed to meet on last
j Saturday fllr. Julm T. Villepigue, a
I former resident of Camden, but now
| of Jersey Uity, N J , who was in
0.1uideu for tlte tir??t time in 38 yeur*,
Mr. Villepiguo is a brother of Mr.
Keith 8. Villepiguo. He *returtud
home Saturday but will keep posted
j hI><mh b's-oM h-?m? through the eul
iimu? til The Chronicle.
A Convict "Sf. capes Fioin the Chain
Gang and Harg* n l!>ou Sent
In fei'tuit of Him.
Jim Kennedy, a colored convict.
<aa;ipid fiomthe county chain gnu^
1.?8t Snluuiay. II* hud teen t>i? K
aud it was thought- that be cmiM
not walk, a n ft thtongh the advic-.
of ibe physician, the shackles were
t tik-ii fiom bin feet. As soon aa it
\Vus knouu l hut. be hutfccscapt-d it
dog waa put li pun bia trail to rur.
the fleing darkty down. Ho whk
soon overtaken but In way ti p
i.egio succeeded in gelling a ropi
uronnd the dog?a neck and hung
him to a limb c t a tree. Parties
fallowing in pursuit found the dog
bunging lo the limb dead, having
boon choked t*> deathj and the ne
gro Iliad proceeded on hia way A;
last \ccr.unts he wsa still at large,
but- every effort is being made to
capture him and it la almost CUr
tain tl.as tie will soon be caught.
He ia described as bsipg 6 feet' two
Iache3 high, 45 years obi and weighs
obnut 190 pounds. - Ho baa a pp.
ctilisv e.>*pi oaaion about hia eyea,
be is n^iii* sighted and ouy eye ia
smaller tbau the ether.
Mr. West, the superintendent'of
! the gang is one of t|io beat and
rn ?sl conscientious I, be conoty baa
ever liST?* and Ibia ia tbe fl<st ea
cape that baa ocnurred since he
bus been -ill charge of-- ibe gang.
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Compositions From the Camden
* .'(jlradi'd School.
THE ADVANTAGE* OF AN ED
- . UCATION.
Tho poodle of today tbjt.k it ib
very ufcessary for their children to
have a c??o<l education s whereas
uuiny Vnudrcrt y?a?-s ago they thought
nothing of growing up and notbn'xv
tng bnw~t.o do anything hut ravd,
write ami a" Utile bit of arithmetic,
while tho girl3 were only taught
to do fancy work and sometimes reao
i?n(l write a litt!e. Now both girls
and boye. aro taught almost every
language. nncicnt as well as modern^
history, geography and many other
studies. There have been hundreds
of collcgos built (or^Uo ? boys and
girls, many of which are bo flx^d that
the poorer class may como in, and
(tomeluneu they ur? able to evfcn work
their way through tho school
At the present day every Slate has
its own college which is rcii ou as
cheap a plan as possible so as to
place it within tho power of most pa>
lent* to give their children the ad
vantage of a collfgc education. Our
colleges also offer scholarships which
are gi?en to the girl or boy who
stands the beat examination. This
ttcholarslrp makes it even easier still
for au ambitious child to enter col
lege, at 4a yery small cost. ?
Tho negroes too are beginning to
appreciate the advnutages of an e<l
ncalion. They attend fielr day,
tchool very faithfully and many of
them are j. fit as ambitious to enter
college an i ho white boy or girl The
public school* of tho pegroes are
kept np by the money of the white
people because so iew of their race
pay taxes. Bat they have many col
leges of their own -which are sup
ported by Ihcmaolvea and some of
their *hi?e friends. By this, .we ?ee
" That tbc - negro realize* he mast have
an education in order trt succeed al
anything he may undertake.- ?
If wo take up either a profession
or a trade and expect to ?ooeeed.at
- it, ire roust hare agood^dueawp.
Tlio farmer b*? to siudy^ these days
i; he wants good ctopa ioat as well
I a% a lawyer or ? doctor baa to read
j up on his jwefession. Evcu a day
't^bot-fr can emu bet let wagas tf~tre
| h*s some education.
I think all boy a and gir'.s ahoalri
want ai^d work for the advantage of
a good edheaikm, and - --1
The meeting of the )littor<onl Ah>
socmtion on Mnuday iii</)?t lit (lie r?- j
eeption room of the I!. 1). C. was tin*
largest and most enthusiastic <'?fr
held by that ietollectual and de
lightful society. There were more
than forty member* present while
(ho lint who greatly increased by t tio
enrollment of a n>'inb?r of now uo*mi
bora. Tlio discussions woro 1 i v * '\,
the repot U of committees interesting
and severs! exceedingly fino and vul
tltwhiriAu) i
femily w?s coDoise and well written
while it contained many vahwMn
ileum of information and thencod
of hit* ancestor* in certainly one til
which the present descend an ts u.sv
well be prou i.
Mr. L. T. Mills road a delightful
sketch of some of the oldest house*
in our historic town, and Mr. T. .1
K<rkluiid read a most charming and
exceedingly bright sketch of Cam
don wr't'cn fifty- four years ago l> v
Mrs. Alexander called Camden of
fifty years ago. 4 Hence it was an in
terostiug account of the life and
manners, the people and the ?ur
roundings of Camden over a hun
dred yeais a,qfo. The next me ting
will be held on the2ud Monday in
February at 8 o'clock In the llin??
School Society Hall.
Mr*. R C Johnson entertained
the Matrons' 01 ob on Tuesday after
noon in honor of Mrs (Handing I)<*
Satusarcof Atlanta who is her gne^t |
Progressive eochre was ph>yed and
Mrs J. W. Corhett received the oon
(ioui'ion ? a pretty yuse, while M i?o
L^ila Shannon received the tt-t.
prim fi?r the highest score? a hand
H'?me cike p'at?. After an ele,htif
salad ceurse delicious pu.il oh a??d
e 1{m were served.
Mrs J. W. Oorbfti who h ? ioi in.
bvr of i tit- Matrons' Olnb has issued
invitations for an afternoon endi
party for Tutu-day < .f tin- wo<k/iin.ll
incln hp the voui.g ladies of t h'
Acorn Club also. The social sot an |
ch-irming intercourse which k< ' p?
them young and lo-j-py.
On i'u>>sday ev? ning the Country
J'luh Hotfae wfjn the scene of much
g-xity when the young people of the
commur.iiy mid a number el visitors
to our little ci'y ot fumbled toi a
dance with its attendant, accessories
of muaio and ujo' tfipertj.
Mm. I/iWfettjC ??l^ueing who ba*i
b^eu visiting her parents I>r. and
Mrs I). r> l")e8uns?ure returned on
Tuesday to her home in Michigan
taking with her "Miss Zaida
her niece who vriUf'^pend homo 'rr.;
at the north with b.'r relatives.
COTTON WANTED
Highest prioes paid for cotton. Sec me
at llirseh Bros Stf,re, Cumden- H..0.
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All persons ore hereby forbidden to
trespass for any purpose wbitsoever up
on tny lamia situated about 14^' miles
north of Camden, near Granny's Quatter
creek, W. P. Trucsdel.
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Dental Carl ?
undersigned reBpectfufly in*
formalins friends and patrons that his
ofiltfe h now re oponond for business
and ho hits fts?<Tci(?tfd with bim Dr.
Hi McF. ?A??i6on, of New York
I. H. Alexander; D. D. S.
MONEY TO LOAN
Od mpro red f.vni Ian da in Kershaw
County On loans up to $1,000 8 j>*r
ccnt. On ?un?s over that amount 7 per
ceut. No comniiasiona charged
L* A. Wittkowaky,
v itndea, 8. O.
or 0. L. Winkler.
46 Broadway,
New York.
CHANGE OF FIRM NAME.
This will notify the public that the
Arm ofK. IT. Dibble & Bro-, now doing
l'n*?inci?8 on t ho corner of MflinandDe*.
Kalh titroots has been (Unsolved and the !
BHme will be hereafter known a# R. D
DibblVit Bro. Any patronage Riven
this new Urm will be appreciated by us.
R D. DIBBLE & BRO ;
Camden, 8. 0.? Dec.,2ttth, 1904.
Koiice To School Teachers.
I positively cannot approve pay war
rants for any teacher who ha* not a cer
tidoate regiitered in this county.
Teach?r??holdlng certificate# from o ber
countfoy {n this State will plesao have
them registered before presenting their
first claim lor ntiproynl.
W. Ii. TURNER,
Supt. of Education. ,
Sot. IU-1904.
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Citation. ?
^?nth Carolina ? Kershaw Count}'.
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By J. B. Phelpe, Probate Judge. .
Whereas, J. F. Kelly made
suit to m<h to tfrrfht bint tatter* of
Administration of the Estate of And ef
fects of IV G Lanier. ?
Tbene are therefor? to cite. and adtooa
*>ta all and singular the. kindred and the
creditors ;ol the aai't D. G. Lanier,
deceased. ' that they be and aj>
Gear before me. In the Court of Pro
ats, to' be. held at Camden, 8. C. on
Mutnndaw, Januurn ? iHth, ? uext ? alter,
oablioation thereof, at It o'clock in ti e
forenoon, to show < auae, * if any tbcv
whr the said administration ehoold
not be granted. *
Given under my hand this lljh day of
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JVSepi Suits, ^oiattas
Ghlldfeps
Sui ts,
SUITS i 1 1 A I IT i .
PRICK AND (?)(> MTV IMGH I . i
IN MKNrf, liOVS ,V CHILDUKNS.j
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Come nnd Irt us ^ h <> \\ you <!)<> vcr\ i.ir< *p.f 1 n Shoos. We'
THINK NVC Crtil Mi \ nil . VvV KNOW wt' ,U'Vt' lli<' Ih'id j
vales in the iy.
J ust Receiving n Iri'sh lino >t Neckwear ? latest colois andj
Sha pes.
iifltf&t Shapes in Soli ami Still Hals from Lowest to lii^h
?at 'Grade**.
Come and kco ns it you want to be plu med.
SHOE, HAT Ai'aO CLOT'sriO RflAf**
Ma i'.>je J
and as Cotton has doe'b o! KiiWn Hollars per Bale, buy youn
goods f-orri
j!V. 3D- IKZZETfcTlSriE DT)
and save vour dollars.
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A beautiful lino of ( 'l.r'.stmus goods in tbe way of Table nud j
Pocket Outtlery. Hai?(U Carving sets $15. to $5. Axes, wn^
?>ns and Air Kifles f< r the; Uo s. Hoc our Delft Enamel ware, ?
oorce'ain li red. Clean mid pretty. Our Hardware lino wasj
never fuller. .Especial attention paid to t he Saddlery Depart- 1
me.n,t. Saddle?, Harww, B: idles, Horse wear, Lap Robes.
Wbat nicer present for tbe wife thaiv^-^irland Range and'
the kitchen fitted out with our beautiful Delft ware?
. CHOICE GROCERIES, v |
Try our koine made Molasses, 50fc per caL far superior to!
New Orleans/ The favorite k KingW' Hams always on haiid.i
Do not take "these are jn?t a^Vgood' but buy ^Kingatu" and'
gat your dollars worth.
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Burns* Barrett.
52,000 Loaded Shells just received, unci Guns for everybody
to help shoot them away. - Fn ttbst and Cheapest lot of Guns
over, fchovvn before in Kershaw count >v
All kinds lnachinerry repairs on hnnd including leather,
rubber and genuine Gaudy belting. Valves, pipe, fittings,
packing, lncing and gin bristles.
ieiore Jpamcp J ?peeiafly.;
.Large assortment of latest ?tj le moldings from which to select, j
Bring us your picture# to frame.
Look at our line of Cook Stoves and Ranges ranging in price
from $(> to $40
Our prices nre low os the lowest and we will make it. to your
interest to see us before supplying your needs in hardware.
Yours Respectfully ,
BURNS & BARRETT.
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i Ashcr&ft's
Condition Powders
Makes poqrr horses and mules fat without "bloating^^^Tt j
dees this by first thoroughly cleansing: the system of
all impurities, allowing perfect assimilation of food, !
thereby creating solid muscle and fat* -i- j
Horses and mules improve 'in appetite artbspirits
after the first few <fbscs, the hair sheds, and tfic new
coat is alv/agg sleex and glossy.
? A*hcru?t'? Condition Powders ^e pflcVed in riotws, '
without "filler,"" and good for horses an^niules only.
+ryi(r> nppXtiT^r^t>b<?hlflr th* j
formulae of ft practie*lveierinaria9.-ofover a quarter of a
experience. It is. easily the forfouoat remedy in its
American market to-day. Price 25 ceuta pactrge.
the Famous Gilt Edge Store
Fertilizers! Feitilzd! Fertilizers!!!
We Are Sellijisj The
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S, F. ROYSTER >
AND
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.-TITRATE OF SODA,
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MURATE 0? POTASH,
A.CID, EAIUIT, ? S'M
DISSOLVES BONE,
T&tr.
SOTtOH seed meal.
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Sold at the lowest cash prices, or on appiovod paper?.
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Come in at see lis before you buy. J vJ
WS SELL THE CELEBRATEO/
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RYDER WAGONS.
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AND FOyR HORSE
Built o( tlio very best material; For light running end du
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rabilty unsurpassed by any.
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Every Fanner is now thinking of how to make cotton i
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the low price. "Why thats easy.'
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Fertilizers and farm supplies at __
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