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mcwrawt \AC\0U5 _ CHtfgfc. S0* nmmw COFFEE Salmond Brothers, 8ta|)!o Awl Fnncv Grocers. }?oa.s For Bale, For Sale ? One hundred buaheli of Peas for sale. Apply al this of ' lice. Meeting of Oarap Richard Kliktand. A mi o o t i n yr of Cotrip Richard KirkUnd in called for April 15'h n?'xl at 12 m at tlie Opera House, for the purpose of electing officers i?ii' Hie C"iiiiii{4 jcar uud DuiogaieS to the S'ate and National Conven tions. Members* will pleaso comr prepared to pay their duea. A full meeting in urgently requested. VV. A. Ahcrum, Com man Jun l, Rcduced Rates To Spartanburg1, 8. O. via Southfern Railway Account of the fc?nuth Atlantic Sl.a'rp Music Festival at Spartan burp, S. C., May 3rd- 5th, 190f>. Thr Snu'.heru Railway announces lb" very low r>iio of one Firat CIhps faro plus 25cc.i(h for I lie round trip .(minimum rate 60 cents.) Kates to apply from all stations, Atlanta, Athene, and Klherton to Greensboro, N. C, kicltisivc and from Charleston and Savannah to Ashevillr, N. C. inclusive tickets to he sold 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th of May from all points in the above territory; also on May 5th from stations, Greenwood and Grceuville to Charlotte, N. C., and Asheville to Columbia, inclusive. Final lim it of all tickets May 6th, 1005. For further information as to rates, etc, address any agent South ern Railway, or, Brooks Morgan, A, G. P. A. Southern Ry, % , Atlauta, Ga. Lettor to 8. M. Hall. . Dear Sir: You buy your horse shoes aud nails; your grandfather, if he was a blacksmith, made 'em You cau't alFord to hammer them out by h^nd, when you can buy as good, or better perhapH, ready madu to your hand, f*>r a little more than til? oost of ths iron. What do you think of a painter who goes on buying his linseed oil and whitelead, and mixing, and tinting by hand, and charging bis time for work that is far better- done than he can do it, done by machin* erv, done as your horseshoes and nails are made. Mistake isn't i<? He is wasting his chauce in the world. There is no better stuff to do business with than good horae shois and paiut; aud no better work than putting them on. Good horse shoes w?)( put on: It's the putting 'em on that makes you a black smith : no matter who makes 'em. Who wants to go back to old time, and make his own horseshoes? Between us two, that painter don't know hjow to make good paint ? he used to, but paint has run away from him. Yours truly, F. W. Dt-'voe <k Co. P. S. ? Springs <k Shannon sell our paint. 80. Very Low Rates Via So. -Railway To The Following Points. Kansas City, Mo.~-Southern Baptist Convention May 10 to 17. Ilate one first elans faro plus 60o for round trip. Tick ets on Bale Mny 7 to 11 inclusive. Final limit- May 23. 8t. Louis, Mo. ? National Baptist An i*ersary May 16 to 21. Rnte one firat cUrb fare plus 25c for round trip. Tick * ot? on aalo May 14, 15, 16 Willi final lim it to May 27. Asheville, N, C.? South Atlantic Mis sionary Conference May 17, 21. Hate one first-class fare plus 25c for the round trip. Tickets on ?alo May 10, 17. Final limit May 23. Fort Worth, Texas ? General Assembly Southern Presbyterian < hurch May 18, 20. Hate one first-class fare plus $2 for round trip. Tickets on sale. May 15. 10, 17 final limit May 81. Toronto, Ont ? International Sunday School Association June 20, 27. Rate on? firat-class fare plun 50e for round trip. Tickets on sale June 19. 20, 22, 28, limited Jane 80th. Hot Springs, Vs. ? Southern Hard ware Jobbers Association Juno 6 to 0. Rat* one first-class fare plus 25c for round trip. Tickets on sale June 3. 4, ?f Final limit June 18th. Savannah. Ga. ? NstWvaf Travelers '^>ProtscUvn-'Associatlon cf America, May ~ ' 16i0 23, One first-class fare plus 50c for round trip. Tickets on sale Msy 13 end 14th Final limit May 26th. Savannah, Ga -'?Fourth Annual Tour nament Southern Oolf Association, May 9 to 13. One flf?t-el*ec fare plus 25c for round trip. Tickets on sale May 7, 8, t. Limited May V&th. The Southern Kirtlwaj Is the most di rect line to all the above points. Oper ating Pullman sleeping cars, high hack Vestibule coaches, with superb dining Car settles. ? For dslAllsd information apply to any Early O!o?iny:. On next Monday, A ) ? r i 1 10ih, ilu stores in Caindcs "ill h* -^i eloaiug at <5 o'clock. Grange Notice, I'&mona Grange No. 19 will met?t willi t ) u it) f <>t < i Grange on Wciiucu day, Apr. 12th. ?J. K. DeKay, Si*c. N otice. Bishop C?pur? will make hisOlli ?:iul V ieitution to Graoe Church unci ndmir.iaier 1 lie Kiln of Ooufii mix tion at the morning service on Sun day, April 9th. W. B. Goidan, Rector. Dr. Henry Lcwiu Smith to Deliver Ad dreui. l)r. Henry Lewis Smith, of Da vidson College, Una accepted an in vitation to deliver the . aunual ad dress at the Commencement exer cises of tho Camden Graded school on J uuc 6th. t Beautiful Windows. The .ahow windows of Messrs Hirsch Bros <fc Co. are objects of great beauty and admiration. Thej are decorated for tho Muster season and millinery opening which is now on' and are greatly admiied hy all. The opening will contiuue through tomorrow and no lady in the com munity should fall to see the mag nificent display of spring goods this firm in now making. Seoond Week Juror*. Tho following second week ju rors were drawn last Monday. W R Roberts, A C Somere, J A Benson, Henry Savage, T B Wil son, It 11 Ray, T J Davis, W E Kalkenberry, W T Hammond, L F| Muugo, S M McCaskill, E A Sal moud, W M Rabon, J H Hunter, J M Thornwell, J J) Pate, F H Hays, E M Hendrix, J C Davis, J D Dens, J D Nclnon, J .J Sanders, I W Miles, J S Boker, C C Whiu Uer, .J T Williams, (J G Gladden, S A West, 'I' G Williams, W '1 Newman, T J Wilson, J 1* Hasty, C C Vaughun, C A Bran ham, J li Branluun and H T Johnson. Smith *& Boattlo. Wo direct the attention of our readers to the advertisement of I Messrs. Smith & lieutlie which np? pearB in another column ;A>f The Chronicle to day They orc'opening up n nice line of hardware, sporting goods, and bicycles. They rtc also1 fitting up a first-class repair shop in (he rear of their store which Will en able them to repair any kind of ma ehinery, including automobiles. All of ihotr goods have not yet arrived1 but in a low days ibey will have any thing you may oall for. As stated in a former issue of The! Chronicle Messrfc. Smith & Beatjii^j are two of Camdeu's most highly es teemed young men nnd we predict: for them ft successful business career. An Enjoyable Party, Mrs. Dr. A. A. Moore gave a email card parly at ber home last Saturday evening in honor-of one of her guests Miss Katharine Carpenter the young daughter of Mr., T. EH wood Carpen ter, of New York, who is spending the winter hero. It was the occasion of Miss Katha rine's birthday: and thirteen young ladies belong?ng to C&mden's young er set were delightfully , entertained. Those, present were the Misses Jliillie farrifton, Lucia nod Lillian Yates, Eduu MeClain, Fannie Ger ald, Claudia Zemp, Harriet Shannon, Bertie Lenoir, Dorathy and Tiny El dredge, Adele Hay, Mary Boyltin and Elinor Lyon of Short Hilts. N- J. After playing cards for a while re freshments consisting of cream, cake, etc. were Bervcd. The birthday c^ke, decorated with the proper number ^>f candles wus not only 4,a thing of beauty" but very palatable. The deo orations wore carnations, dogwood and yellow jasmine. The first pr.zo was won by Miss Fannie Oerald and the second by Miss Adele Hay. An exceedingly pleasant time was had by all. REAL ESTATE TRANSFER 3. M Bnum, survivor, et si to W Bur rows 40 acres in No. 2 $500. C M Richards to M Baxley 15 acres In No. 10 $175. " H C Smith to E L Holland 66 acres in No. 2 $750. B A Lovo to J T Stevens 235 acres in No. 14 $200. T J Gregory to J T Stevana et al 1 lot in No 13 $50 half interest. > Same as above 2 acrcs in No. 13 halt interest. \ B M Eoglish et al to J D Ferciyal 79 1 2 acres in No 12, $500 - B M English et al to J , L Boss 79 1 2 acres in No 12, $500. \ J B Phelps, Judge of Probate, to L L Olybnrn 9 3 4 a in No 10, $515. H Roberta to M M Johnvon 3 acres in No. 7 $6. tl Roberts to* J J Thompson 8 a cres in No. 7 $10. - J N M Davis to A R Dayis 04 1-2 acres in No. 3 $520 . W J Wat sob to T J Gregory et al 2 lots in No. 18 price not stated. P Springman et al to J Brevard, Jr 9 13 acres in No. 1 $1. N L Cassady t &% B Braonon 37 aorta in No. 22 $462. M Baker to W H Brannon 76 acf*ff in No 22 $225. X M M Baker to W H Brannon 10 acree in No 22 $25. L O Jonee et at to J E McLaorln 800 acres in No. 22 $1. A Ben Deas to Eixabeth A Moore 1 acre in No. l $1,200. D P Kirkland et ai*o Levi Kktk land 890 ami io So. ? 9700. Grand Mtllitidi y Opemu?. (i rand Millinery Opening ix xi ThurodnVt Kiiday ?'?il S a 1 11 r <1 a , (April (i'ti, 7 li ui d 8 li. Kvfiy* thinly ix c?>tdi*!!\ in*ii?*d to come and inspect i hi' Iw-au'iful di* | piny of Millinery ever brought to Camden at llirach Brothern A Co'a A Nice Entertainment. The Kietli Moving picture Com pany entertained a large audience at tho Opera House Uat Monda> night. Their entertainment wasao excellent one and all who attended were highly pleased. We heartily recommend them to other placet they may visit, and should they re turn to Camden we are Bine they will he gladly welcomed. Married. At the residence of Magistrate A mofl West on the 2nd inst, Mr. Lemuel Robinson and Miss flattie Bradley. There was a large congre gation present to witness the ccre mony, On April the 2nd Mr. Roht. Black and Miss Kmtna Brannon were mar ried at Beth ii no by Magistrate li. \V Copeland. The marriage took place at Mr. Copeland's residence. PERSONAL,. Mrs. J. G. Morris, of Charleston. h?8 been visiting at Mrs. G E Tay lor's thU week. Dr. W. W. Mdls was quite ill on Monday night but. bis ninny friends will ho fflad to learn that he in, winch better now. Dr. Dennison returned on Tuesday Inst. after a very plcnsont I r i p to New York. lie will remain with Dr. A1 <*xander fof several weeks longer, when Dr. Alexander oxpccts lo he able to resume activo practice; ho kept tliinpr? going all last week and did considerable work. ^ ? m Dr McConnell Installed Pastor. Dr. T. M . ? MoOonnoll was form al I j? installed pastor of the Camden Presbyterian church l*st Sunday morning. The installation pennon was preached by Rev. O. M. How elson. The charge to Dr. McDon nell was made by Rev. Carl Barth and the charge to the members of the church was given by Dr. \V. W. Mills who for moro than twenty years haq "gone in and out among them." The services wrre iu tense Iv interesting throughout. The church is to be congratulat ed upon its wine selection of a pas tor. In Dr. McConnell they have I ono well qualified for the great work. Social 3)ots. The regular monthly meeting of] the U. D. C. wbs hold on Monday, April 3rd. at Ihe repidonco of Mr* an<l Mrs. JaroefkB. Wallace on up per Moin street when a large num her of enthusiastic daughters of the Confederacy enjoyed a most chnrm ing evening In tho absence of the President Mrs. W. 1). Tranthanij tho Vice President Mrs. E. E. Sill premd ed getting through with all suhjeots of business most pleasantly and sat isfactorily. Miss Kllie Zomp acted as secretary pro tern ^ns Mrs. F. Leslie Zerop was unavoidably absent- Mrs T. B Davis and Miss Lila Davis each read most thrilling ? reminiscences of'days that are no more" Arrange ments for tho celebration of Me morialDay and other questions of in terest were discussed. A he?'?'iVul poem written by a native South Car olina girl now living in Tt-xas was read by Miss Davis. Miss Mary Mills extended a cordial invitation to ihe Chapter to meet at her home (*!len Oak at the noxt social gather ing of the Dung liters of the Con fed eracy which will not be nntilThurs-j day, the 11th of May, as there will be quite a number of other entertain ments intervening. Mrs. Wallace received the hearty thanks of the entire Chapter for her| gracious hospitality. Most delicious refreshments were served and boanti ful crimson carnations and other | choice floral decorations made the handsome old homo most attractive. It was not until a late hoar that the) delightful evening closed. Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Williams en. tertained quite a number of their friends on Tuesday afternoon at Mulberry where a delightful Tea wax served. The mi. Try party all went down on horse back or in buggies and a happy looking crowd drove through Main St. returning about dark from their outing, tlie njerry laughter and cherry chatter bespeaking a most un usually delightful evening. t Most elegantly gotten up invita tiona have been received in Camden and elsewhere to the Commencement oxcercisea at the Medicaf College in Charleston 4 hero -a number of the young /men-aj^xmr State will receive their diplomas afttMig^omo full fledg ed M. D's. after their yfrarov^f study, and work. Mr. Edward Mortimer Boykin, of our town, grandson of one of oar most highly esteemed physi cians, the late Dr. E. M. Boykn, is a mong the graA?aies and all good wlahea are extended to him by his many friends bore. The polo aaaaoo baa closed after a mostffhoronghly aaccessfol and en J??yable aerisa of game* - UtonatraHy cro#di^bavo always bedp pros fotNuMl the enthusiasm wbtfeh has attended lbs entife aaaaoo wll| be re* nved~BSft*in Mrs. Jaek Bafcakj&^*?~~pop?lerly known in Oattdeu as War P*xmte Nelson, afUr spending the Winter with her relative* it Weet Wstarcs lias retnroad to her iMe to Weeto* toS( D. Q? v. TVIefis Suits, 'Youttis 3"U"5i sa Gliildfeps Sj>i t t SL ITS TH A T Ki r. PIUCIC AND <H',V LI TV UKi NT. IN M 1CN?, HOYS & (II I LDKICNS. Oo mo and let hhow \ on 1 1 very latest in Shoes. Wo THINK we can please you. Wo KNOW wvo ^ivo the lu'M vn let!i ? iy. Just Keceivim; a fresh line of Neckwear ? latest colors aiul Shapes. Latent Shapes in Soft and Still Hats jYom Lowest to llit?h est Grades. ? * Como and Bee us if you want to bo pleased. SHOE, HAT AND CLQTfNG ivSAni Ill In, .1 U HJ 11 vJ HI III. Jj 11 H in ?mwnnr v liWiugaaacasac^ ^ c - I We wish to announce to the public that we are/opening up in the store recently vacated by Mr. <3. C. Bruce, a general line of ,/fa rdware, Sporting v. Soocis <?'{nd ? - >j$/cj/cics. We are also equipping a Repair Department with the latest improv ed tools which will enable us to turn * r turn out good work promptly. Watch For Our "AUTO AD'^Later. SMITH ft BEATTIE. NEW BAKERY. " " - I wish to announce to the public that about March 1st, at "Singleton's Old Stand," 1 will open a first-class Bakery. Everything found in a first class bakery will be kept constantly oh Hand, and will run a free deliv ery. All orders will receive prompt attention. Send order or phone 1 64. W. M. YOUNG. -rr~ KELLUM SURE CURE FOR INDIGESTION CUBES. PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE IT, THE PUBLIC PRAISE IT AND WE RECOMMEND IT. . ZJEMP & DePA^8, LOOATj AGfeNTS. ? ..j .WOAVi iitMn WATER MELON SEED ,Wv (MOWN IN TNI SUNNT OOUTM. 'Of n HuA wl m>il> of ? i\iwf If you wrtt owHty, iw?nmt and Ufib btrt oi?>oj? Uuu It Uq poMtbto 10 grow, plMt ?M fu**n m?wn ados mm. wono?r*ty or wMUro-frctm mlw Mad doeco't teg* to ?mmn, *W? wt| Madder thoqttoaty MiMedeotof ?h?M>prodew4. .^Vlfll \TfcfW OtiBggp B?t yi L^ssr L V^M4 Suit SnitMi, WclMiiiiijB AT A full line of Spring goods. Ev erything new and up to the Minute in 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. Blin k lYr^piralion Pioof 1 1 ; <; 1 <>t ihing shirtwaist. 80 in black T? Hilt it ?? uara n l? <d not (<> fcplif; Habatia, Pon gee and Chinas in cream ami colors. BLACK MESS GOODS. ;J Wo have always been headquarters for black DrcsfCGoods and wo have Home, new weaves I o show in Mohair, Voiles, TCta mines, Panama cloth, etc., the very thing Co; ring ami summer wear. MOTIONS, NOTIONS In our notion Imparl ment \ ??u will find all of the novelties o( the season, we call special attention to our Lace and Em- ? ft broidery stock, Edges, insertions and all overs from the cheap ? st to the best. All of the newest things in Ladies neckwear. ''Black- , stone" Collars lor Ladi s and Olii'dren r.t 15c. . - - p Want a Pretty Cushion? Wo have a big assortment of designs in stamped piJlo\y t O pfl? - mighty. (pretty designs, and we uro malting a special 2 v cant offer on rillow Top Outhtu 03 follows: ?5"Zci)A Outfit, Regular Cost 50 ccois. 4 Skeins Richardson's Imbroldery Silk 1 Embroidery Hoop ^ 1 Complete I^csson S ?> ?kI Color Pl^to 1 Stamped Pillow Top with back Bought separately would cost you over 50 cents. Tako the outfit for 23 cents GET ONE TO DAY, LADIES ANO CHILDRENS STRAW HATS. A full lino of I alios and Ohildrcns Sailors and ready to wear h?<8. SHORT LENGTH GOODS.: Wo have a lot of short lengths in Madias, Demities, Poques, dain white lawns and Table <lemaak. That tire rare bargains. GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. A beautiful lino of negligo finds fur Men and Bo^s. ' See our line of nhirta (now goods) at 39o. A lull lino of Gents and Ladies undorwoar and llosery. Call and got a Pair of American Beauty or W. B. Corsets. They are made to fit, and only cost $1. White Canvas Shoes for Ladies, Men and children. And a bottle of uQuick White" at 10c will kiep them white. ? ~ ? . . ) TO THE FARMERS:? We have a lull line of faim sup plies, wagons and buggies, and wont be ^ n*?m. body. ' Get our prices on Fertalizers before yon ? ' c '' * Yours Respectfully,