The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 17, 1905, Image 3
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Chase &
Sanborn's
Psciago
Teas.
No other I
They arq always the
same. Fra^raitt and v
delicate. Kepi so by the sealed
package.
Salmond Brothers,
Staple Ami Fr.ncv Grocers.
IjOmI
' Pcd For A ? h <1 Lost.
'k Lost? A <l<ed from June Has* to
WilMam Mntlew for a child. Liberal
reward will lie paid if left at the
Chronicle oW? o ?
W. M. Mat hew,
Cftutey, S. C.
JJcuee and Lot to Lffiap,
Wanted to lease a lot of four
acrc? with Dwelling House and Barn,
on Fair Kin 1 1 vtid on outskiits ?>f
t!lf> Town. Suitable for. email D*irv
or l'i u< k and (Miii hen Farm Tero-.p
roaponnhlc. Applfait'The Chroni
cle OUice \ 4'.
- ? O- ? ?
'i'Mirst Kutca.
S. u'. hfiM llatilwnv, the South'?
greatest in. "Unexcelled din
ing en seivice, through Puilmtm
Rt? ?> |>i (i^ c rs on id through train?.
Convenient schedules *n all 'oca'.
tjt?lup. Winter tomisl rates nr? ,
no* in ( ftvet to all Floiida poinfs
For full iijfn million ur to rn'tp,
routes, rtr , eOrtsifU n?*nri a' Sou ti
er n Railway tieket ???? n', or, ..
' K. W. II ii n ?,
Di vision Pass* ngi*r Agent.,
Charleston, S. C.
Free Lifa Insurance Policy for One
TJioii8flnd Dolbva.
The Stale l,if? Insurance Compa
ny, of 1 udiaunpolis, is offering ;<
policy for oni? ijjotjannd cf o| 1 hi*s at>
ftolutelv free. Head their adv. in
vJL??-daj'ri Chronicle a.:d find otft the
particulars, fill out the" hlat-k and
8'?)d to Mr, I). Sam Cox, genet :> I
ajjttil. This ia oue of ihe strong
est and ltf(<L poitipaniea in the
wr?ld and Mr. Cox is n polished,
christian gent]. mnn. be f fi g perfect
Iv rt liable in every particular. We
t ke. pleasure iu recommending
both the eotpp'tnv and the acj-.'nl
Fdl onl that bl.Ht k to-day; there ie
D"'. hi tf to loss and you may get ?
policy for od c ihousitud dollars |
free. Trj it.
L' tt<r to Capt. F. \V. Eldredge.
Otv Sir : The Fair Ground build
ingo, Cnglctkiil, N. Y., were paioud
DtfAoe last year.
^Two other-paint agents said the'
job would tnke 150 gallons (their
j rioe was ifi cento leas a gallon )
Our i\gr>tit said not over 125.
It took 115- We saved 'erp a|,
least $140 on paint and labor.
The American House, Tauners
ville, N. Y , was painted two coats
lust year; not Dcvoo.
*Mr. Chas, Haner, ncroaa the
fctipet, put-op one coat Devoe.
Mr, Wjltse (Arfaericin House) ia
porry he didnTpftint pevce. fia
ners one coal waa better than
W iltsc'a two.
Depends on the paint.
Yours truly,
F. W. Devoe ?fe Co.
P. S.? Springs <fe Shannon sell
our paint. 77.
Mr. J. 0. Stanley, of- Oolnmbi",
wellknown throughout l ho State, died
suddenly last Monday of heart failure
Vory Low Rates Via So. Railway To
Tho Following Points.
Kansas Citv, Mo. --Southern Baptibt
Convention May 10 to 17. Kate one first
class fare plus 50 c for round trip., Tick
ets on aale May 7 to 11 inclusive. v Final
limit May 23. "
St. Louis, Mo. ? National "Bnpt l*t An
ker??ry May IC to 21. Itnto One flrht
cless faro plus 25c f.>r round trip. Tick
et* on sale May 14, 15, 1(1 with final bui
lt to May 2f.
Ashevillo, N. C.? South Atlantic Mia
aionarv Conference May 17, 21. Rate one
first-class fare plus 25c for tho rotfnd
trip. Tickets on eale May JO, If. Final
' jimit May 23.
- Fort Worth, Texas ? Uoneral Assembly
Southern Presbyterian < hurch May 18,
20. Rate one first-claps fare plua $2 for
round trip. TicketR 011 sale May 1ft. 16,
IT final limit May 31.
Toronto, Ont ? International Sunday
School Association Juno 90, '27. Kate
one 'first-class fare plus A'?c for round
trip. Tickets on sale June 19. 20, 22, 28,
limited June 80th.
Hot Springs, V?.? Southern I^kt
ware Jobbers Astociation June 6 nHi.
? Kate one first-elasa fare pl?? 25c for
? round ?rip. Tickets on tale Jono 3. 4, o.
Final limit June 18th. J
Savannah, Qa ?National TraVeWp
Trotertivc A?sociation cf AnioaM?rir?y
16 lo 99. Cfua fir#t.cl*fi?^ri*<a? ?>o
5m* Mn rir.il ihoh Hay Mth.
'^UvawUh. Gi^f onrth Annual Tonr
^nimnl Southern Oolf Aaroclatlon. May
Oue flrat claaa fare plua S&o for
, til* JI?y~T. 8,
la::: N
j Air. J. M. SoiU'il, ('?>ii(ilv S ii nor
vim-r, Itn-. a \ ? ' v t?iut i.mi i, ,
I'M to- *1 *n ( l.p-''U-l?>
A ? ' ! k (I I 1 il C ? ? ' 'l i* h !l ?'<| (' ) 1 ,? ,> , -i , ?
?he eon n ' y *f ' h r. 1 1 ?> is l i ? ? rt < f < lv s.
??oiiCi i lied irt (lip (ji ft] \ J|, n
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Njw Adv. r; t6'n;? ntn.
I In- n ? t.^nl lo rj i f < in i c hiIi |g j ;
i'n!!fil to ( In' In A' H 'I V( I t i M UX 11 1 * ?>;
M'fft'H. I' I \ i!!?'| i j* ii ?? vtnl A. J)
K<|, itf (I v two of ( '* 1 1) ? 1 < ii'm MhuihIi
? uiKii.ihH in. H. I In it ut ( < nt ion is
??l#o <* j? 1 ??<! to * lie ad vei tiscmcnt t f
he National Hi Belli I inmpuny.
Death
M in Lima Hoffman, wifn of Mi
W iv. 1 1 < ? I Kit) u r< t of M iddendoi f, died
I a % t Saturday and wis buritjd on
Sunday. Mm. 11 < il'uinu wkh 34
yoar* old and leaves a hiidband and
two childien. She was n BiHter of
Mr John K. Stokes, of Tillers l?\ rij
. J K ?.
A Successful Festival
The festival given at the rrti
d? nee of Mr. G W. Amnions U* i
Kiiday night for tho bene 111 of Swift
Greek Baptist Hunch was a mo?-t
successful and enjoyable one. Twen
ty one dollars were reali* -d, and ?.ll
who were present aie unanimous in
saving tlia* it was one of the pleas
antest entertainments U?vy hayetv
er attended.
Now Hardware Stoie for Camden.
I
Within the course ?.f a few we< k
Messts. A. J. Boaliie and J, ? \V.
titpitli will open up in Oamdcn a
new hardware store. They ?ill nc
copy the building iccenlly vac?t?<l
by Mr. O. C. Bruce un.l will cam
a \y t; ! I selected stock including spot t
ing goods. Monsrs. Renttie end
Smith are worthy and highly is
termed young mm and The Chron
icle wis la e for them abundant sue
dces.
Special ??o)o Match.
On- Tuesday t.fu*r:ioon of this
week a? special game of Polo was
played between tho Reds and Hi'
Mines for tho "Bloomshury Cnp?"
??warded by Mesdamis Good win and
Pre'. man. -The line tip was as fol
low ej Keits; W. booit tmioineron,
A. 1) Kennedy, Jr.,K. 0. Whistler,
Sunucl RusstP, Jr. Blues: Rich
ard Ely, Sidney Smith, It. L. Bars
tow, Jr , W allt;r L. Opodwin The
u.Miip resulted I i? a eoiin of 1-2 to
5 1-2 in favor of tho Blum. We
understand that there will be a game
} his afternoon.
PERSONA^.
Rev. J. B. Holioy is sponding a.
few days with relatives in Camden.
Dr. Moultrio Brailsford, of Mullins
lias been on a visit this week to his
si*t.cr Mrs. James II. Burns of our
pity,
-Mr Win Molls, son of M . O. V.
Metis so well remembered in Oam
<Un. was in our c'ty this week i h?'
truest of Mr II 1<. Watkins.
? Mr. Christeoson. Jr., editor of ^Ue
Beanfprt Gazette. and wtalo Benator
from Beanfoit county, was in Cani
den yesterday- aud paid us a pi ear.
ant call. ?
Mr. G. JO. Uateinau, of Kershaw,
*was in Camden last lUouday on his
way to Savannah, Ga , where ho
went to represent tho Kors|]4?7 lodge
Woodmen of the World.
Misses Bello Thomson and Susie
Young, cf I he Camden Millinery Co\,
have just returned frotrj (he pnrthN
with tjie prcttifet )ipe of millinery
and noveltifos, it i* s?id, ever brought
to Camdon.
Social
Tho meeting of the Hifltorical As
sociation on Tuesday pvonlng at the
Relic Uoora of the John D Kennedy
Chapter U. D. C. was very largely a'
tended and great interest . displayed
in nil the 8ul>j?oLs under discussion
A number of distinguished northern
Tourl3t8 were present -who by their
cordiality and courtesy showed a just
appreciation of tho evenings enter
tuijim^nt. Miss Loi'la Shannon did
not rebd her paper qn 'Va-udon sixty
years ago" being called out of town
by the illness ' of a member of hor
family but the enthusiasm which
greeted Mi?s L:la Davis' most charm
ing pnper on "Slavery as I knew it*'
provod how thoroughly she was in
touch with her andienco as Vrell as
bow tonchingly she portrayed the ten
der sentiments of Mistross,
home and children with\tho dear faith
ful old servants of the "days that are
no more " This is certainly ono of
the most valuable records of our past
history and should be cherished and
preserved by the present generation
who are beginning to lose sight of tho
dolights of tho- Institutions of suoh
??Slavery" to both "Master and Man."
On Tuesday evening Miss Caldwell
of Boston who is with bcr mother a
gncst for the season at_ _Mrs. Q?JH.
Lenoir's charming home gave a most
,i)eHglitful six bantled Euchre party
to her friends in the boose and to a
onmber of her new Camden friends
who greatly?<jn]oyed her lovely hospi
tality.
It is with feeliugs of greatest re
grot that we lose f rot# our communi
ty two en eh popular young men' with
their lovely yoojp wives ss Mr. H I.
DePas# and '/ MtT John V. Jenfcim
Nk^oJnve both goes -? to Georgia to
locale one lo Atlanta, tbe other in
Blbertoo. We- trait their absence
will be temporary apd that Camden
arttt aglla reolaimtheee valuable
f ? hail? mi man
fAn I nusual Hntntain
nicnt.
AN INI EHK6TINO RECEPTION TO
lie Tendojct Tin* I.adii*it Of Camden j
j hat total lii.scmt ( ?umjutny'$ Retire
I se.itattcra .}/<</? My Prujuirat i<m f r
JRrtjuyiibla l\rCri>tion tt( dti> Operu
J/dH-tt (,* s din-Jot/ After ft nun, to
U'/tich ult tin- JAtfiiea >>J Ciirudv rt
are Cordially J a cftcH
?Sinoo 'J hursday morning the Kirk
wood It an been oiiu of tho busiest
' places in the eity. It in the head
<piat ters ol tho w | ><'<* i k 1 reception nn<)
? xhibilion committco <-f the National
Ji icu t (Jon puny, who are hero i.i
the purpose ot niTanging a novel
ami unuftual jueptun for tho IiuIub
of Cain den and vicinity. 'I hi? r??
oeption will be hold Saturday hIum
noon, at the Opera lloiibo from two
until fivo o'clock
In tins undrrtaUug ? ho National
Biecuit Company hay adopted a
method of illustrating the pos&ihib.
tiew of soient ll?? baking that is at
once pler.sant and practical, and
withal, unusual, lh-eides an exhibit,
of many ol their most delicious pro
'lue?f, t'm reception will include oth
? t enjoyable features, ^Iio musical
part i'l the program b?mg reudered
by thi! I(,ii k wood Hotel oicheatra.
'1 he National Biscuit (Jon; puny Ion
arranged this rteoplion looting th t
every lady in (Jirnden ought to know,
and will be Interested in knowing,
the high degrte of purity and p:o.
t< ction to which they have brought
the manufacture and marketing of
their pro('uc?s 'I !,|Cy fr&l that ever)
Woman who com u? to know U need a
Hitcuit ? to know their crisp, <{? 1<
cious goodness, an Weil as the abt$o
lute pu'ity an I e'ennlineg* it biped
by their pnefcagp wll^U excludes ati
air an I limiMurc, will never again no
oept an ordinary soda cracker in a
eoniifroiKpapor b'ig.
.So ninny people have realty learned
to luiow Uneeda Hiscuits (hat i ver
three hundred niilli>.>n paekug. a Imvc
beep sold, apd t|)p demand is oyer In
creasing
fcViowii.g the popular approved of
(JniM-dn llisruit, the protection of a
package which exclu Ita'all air, do I
and rito'fdure was also gi-on tv?
other delightful products of the ha
Iter's art thai had in tho meantime1
been pojjfflOtpd, n?i?l mo today tin
trade mark of tho National Biseu l
Company, on each end of a p^ckngf
of liisuuit, crackers ?vud wafers, is
every wli- re recogi?:z-d as a <rn iriv.'.K ??
?if mini ly. ^
fejaUigdo Bugar Wafers and f'esiino
/Vlmon>l8 ijre two of the dcllcac efc
that will be ?or?oi w'11: \\tK} icfiebij
'oiCiils at (lie receptiyn. They are
among tho most dc!ipo?a of t ho pro,
dtycts of j.hp Nutiunal 1} seuit Com
pany, and aro especially appropriate
as dessert confection*.!
The reception will be held at thn
Opera Hou3e on Saturday afternoon,
from two until five o'clock There
will bo appropiato refreglitflcpl'i ip.
oli)di{t|j Qia#y pf tho finest products
of the N.vional Biscuit Com piny,
eluborlO depurations and a hr?ri\
w'Llcomp and pleusitut enter ttinmnnl
for nil j
? \r 1 ? * rm*?i j?. i. ?
Sl- tt'JSt.
Betwe< n the reaidtMieu of Mis. M.
S. Sowed and the business oiifV ul
Maid Si ^ h jjn|d a ' liberal
reward will be paid .if .returned to
this otliee.
Trespass Notice.
All persons are hereby forbidden (o
trespass upon the ntcmi^j hfl^wn s*
"Sarstfehr* comer Mijl *\nd tioundary
streets. Patlles disregarding this notice
jirp subject to prosecutivu,
T>OU#laa Merritt.
Trespass Notice
All persons are hereby warned not. to
trespass on my lands, known at the hid
Fine Tree church land, by working In
turpentine, cutting croBititp, cutting and
hunting wood and lighlwood or taking
pine straw o(T. All person* disregarding
this notice will be prosecuted.
Shelton B. Hall.
March 16, 1905, ? Bethune, S. C.
Trespass Notice.
AH persona are hereby notified not to
trespass upon any lMbds owned or con
trolled by us in flat Uock 'township by
hunting, flailing, cutting wood or in any
manner whatsoever. Any one caught
disregarding tllit notluo will bo pros#
cutcd, J. C. HILTON,
W. F. HUS8KLL.
March 8rd, 1906.
The Mayor has ordor^tf a rigid
enforcement of tho ordinance
aguinst shooting within the corpor
ate limit* of the 'o?n. ' This ordi
nance Will i)o strictly enforced, so
govern yourself accordingly,
j\feN3$ajAiLE,"
( V pfchief Police.
Mar, 3rd, 190ir ~
NOTICIL \
Notice It hereby given that no claims
against the county for work on the roads
or bridges of the county will be approved
unless the work was authorised by a
member of the board, and the member of
the board authorising the *?6rk mnst ap
ptove the claim before it is presented to
th? Boani.
f~ J. M. Sowell,
County 8nporvisor.
V'anadeu, 8. C.
Trespassers lire Hereby
Warned. '*
Anyone oiaghi hauling wood,
straw or ?oyifci?g else from the
lands ksovs ?? the DeKalb Col ton
Mill la?da will he }?rna?*uud to
ib? full extent of the law.
T. C. DUNCAN.
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]Vleip Suits, Youths
Su i :: s s C> h Ildfep s |
Suits, |
SI ITS '! ii AT Ki I'.
VIUVAIAW) (){ } UTY liUJIIT.
IN M UNS, H() VS &' (II I LDIJK.NS.
vv::;:: v ? \ . ^
Come and let is j-liow \ <>:i tlu? vn \ l.itcst in Shoes. We
THINK we cn pica Mi NOU. We KNOW K1 w> t'l(1
vjllo I ' i y.
Just JRceeiviir'' a tivsh line <>(' NVekweir ? latest colois and
Shape*/.
Luteal. Shu pes in Soft n n <1 Still Hats from Lowest to 1 1 it'll
est Grades./
Oomo an<V see us il you wmtt to be ple.isi'd.
SHOE, HAT AND CLQTfftJG iVIAIM.
j FAllMIMi IMPLEMENTS
UXtST IMPROVED ---"-TIME AND LABOR SAVERS.
l^rtilizer Distributors, Spun#'' !", sonv t Inn ? t pijiii anUod tu |>%*i nut
wet fertilizer an W'U "8 (' ?'.V- ' K I'-" fs?? favorite. A^nv, t Lit
nObt tlnraMe on thy M 'M '? ? I U 1(1 'win, tbe Uoo*iw<- *i?iii?
very hpmm<<e so n'-e^p ?-?!> Tl'.ia 1H Npicially
for fi-rt?\j?ing qrowiny <v<?:>4t "^ly ll:iu<1 ^ .Mribuiors.
COTTON A3STT jEI^S.
TVrquhnr, Cox, Goodwin, 0? ?\v I.ii^ nn I Kclipso. You can
li n?l in thin assortment to suit. ( vv,i y ('inner.
vwm vui can utji'i an. I two ti n so R'lif! lit'um, CJIin ll<i iioo^h omc mil
Iwu horse atnel bemn H'tih of t li s5 h<1 <!<> fti I worli. Farmers Fiteni',
Bov Cnrhon. Pijcie Iv* (piliar, <ienuiu<> and (nutation.
U.UM>MN \YS. I y t'.ir.U n -r nlniiil i Invo our\ Doub' > K' ot
nlockw. a groat tune and labor savor
BLACKSMITHS OUTFITS. BELLOWS, ETC.
HABRCWS.
nnd' Cutawuv, Moline 11 ?Vi rsible Hul' iviiting, Ii-oi nuo. Little .Joe,
o*? n A t.no ami. B>n bi !o tJ irr ? v.
Fiiun holis St.ocU o/unl puilltfV *->r ; nun" frnpoior to Ki'wood. ll'ncU
an. I Gul"?tnized ,Pr;, S'fftV! Vltttiu , I' tVH^ ? M Muppliep, -III If IVD'1 Ilou"*'
Hardware, G'wbuol Suivch, l?c?t "ti t!i > in irj< t
A rt'm u W ugoDS, t!>o 1'tjl.Ufcl :uni.ing w?i^.ja ci tie tvety axle
^uaraotof d no matt r what f.bo lvu4?
llarofsn anil Sole L^^ilu'F- RtOi-k vt Sad'Ucrj . ilarnonp, Col lure*; J3ri
Mlou, Kte, contittf) d.v r^jilo.itali.'d.
All n' tbo?e goods were bonybt c!ohc will be Bold to meet the low
p Ice uf cotton. Yourn U?*pecl fully,
A. D. KENNEDY.
$/, 000 ^Policy ^ree.
Mr. Public: ?
If 3 our life is worth living, it is worth insuring, Tf it
is worth insuring, it is worth insuring in the company
that offers the safest insurance a nil the largest dividends.
That means that you warn a policy in the State Life -In
surance Company, of Indianapolis. "The Woman In
The Oa8e,' will tell you all the whys, Fill out the cou- '
pon below nnd return to this oilico. If you arc tlie nine- '
ty-ninth man to do this, you will be given a policy for a '""
thousand dollars, premium paid (or a year provided you
are a good Yisk, If you aro not, the next good risk will
get it. Better fill it out at once.
D. Sam Cox, General Agent,
Columly.1, S. C.
Dear Sir: ?
Please send me a copy of 1 The Woman In
The Case," and an illustration showing cost and values of
a State Life Policy at my ng\ If this coupon is the
ninety-ninth' one you receive, I understand that you arc
to present me with a policy for $1,000 paid for a year, pro
vided I successfully stand the examination
#
I was born on day of . . . . v. 18 ... .
Name . . ?
City . . *
? ? - _ -? State TTTT^X
WATER MELON SEES
&***'?' (MOWN IN TH* ?UNNY SOUTH. ^
"OffMM ?M r*d iMtt, fl* of )?Im ??tf to MMfk"
A full line of Spring goods. [Ev
erything new and up to the Minute
? n style and finish! Washgoods, .
Whitegoods, Mercerized yarns, cream
and white wool goods, Mohair in
black and colors, and just anything
you could wish for to make a Dress.
Silks, Silks. ? ? 'l
Bl;t< k P< i>).intf mi Tnol tie litt thin^ Cur a s inmn r
shiri \vni.- 1 .
.'Ki in hlai k Tiiir.i'a 1 1 a r. 1 1 1 1 ? i <1 nut In split; I'iitii inn, Pell- ?
^eo and ( hinasin neaiu and color*. **
BLACK DRESS GOODB. : :J
W e have always Ihrn hcai^n irtcis for black 1) rests Goods
and wo have sonic i?e\\ wo;.rs f. i sl:o v in Mohair, Voi'es, rat* 1
mines, I'anuna eloth, < to., 1 1 ??' vcr) tliirg for faring and
summer weat\ -
j
NOTIONS, NOTIONS- 3
In our noti >n Doparhnont _ynn wi I (in 1 all of the novelties
of the si asm, wo call spiv i i| a t ?? lio.i t> o .r Lnce i lid fim
hroi<lcry stock, IiM^e insertions an 1 all overs from the clieap
st to the best.
All of the i ewest things in Ladies neckwenr. "lUa, k
stone" Colhivs (or I.adi s anil O li'dfen t.t 15c.
Want a Pretty Cushion?
Wo havo a big assortment ?f
designs in , stamped
pillow topsimiebty
pretty designs, ana we
are making ft epecfctH
23-cont offer on (Pillow
Top Outfits as follows:
25-?ent Outfit
Regular Cost
50 cents*
4 Skeins Richardson *3 KtftbroJdety Silk
I Embroidery Hoop
1 Complete Lesson Sheet and Color Plat#
1 Stamped Pillow Top with back
Bought separately would cost you over 50 centa. Tako the outfit for 25 oe&tft.
GET ONE TO DAY.
LADIES -A. (SID CHILDRENS STRAW EC ATS. .
A lull line of Ladies and Ohildrcns Sailors and ready to -
wear limits. .. i X:' -~i~?
SHORT LENGTH GOODS.;
We have a K t of short lengths in Madras, Deioiiics, Petjues,
plaiti white lawns and Tal 1 j <!enask. That ore rare bargaiiilu: IZ
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
A beautiful lin s of no^ligo shiils for M n and Eoys. Sea
our line of shirts (new goods) at 39^. A full lino of Geit* and .
Ladies undorweir and Iloscry.
Call and get a Pair of American Beauty or W. B. Cornets. -
They are made to fir, and only cost $L.
White Canvas Slio^s for l adies, Men and children. And
a lot of "Quick White" at 10c will keep them white.
JO THE FARMERS:?
We have a fi^ll line of fai
plies, wagons and buggies, and wont bo undor
bod y.
Get our prices fcp Fertilizers before yon buy.
_ ^ . .
... Yours Respectfully,