The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 21, 1905, Image 3
package:
TEA?
Don't
It i*
ohsi>o &
Sanborn's
Package
Teas.
No othvr t
They arc always, the
same. Fragrant aiul
delicate. Kept so by the sealed
package.
Halmond Brothers,
Staple Ami Fancy (.Ji-ocwh.
GE.
My w ng( n is now making
two trips a da) --'-morning and
< vt-nrtig.
Only one trip will be made
on Sundays
Sund-iy IL uivi - 7. A. M
to 2 I'. M. u " S>*
Your patronage solicited.
Jlulboua Ttoots For Salt*.
'White Narcisaua ppr do 7. 2 5f.
Yellow Jonquils " " 20i
Snow Drops " " .20c
White Roman Hyacinths. . . . 2jQc.
Crown Impel in] Lillits. x 25o.
Plant now to have iheua bloom
next 6eM3ou. Apply at this cftice.
iJ " Harried.
At the residence of Magistrate
Atnos West on April 9th, Rev. Jas.
II unter and Mibs Rosier Snipes.,
The ceremony to< k place iu the
prceonee of many friends and rela
tives. ?
On Sunday afternoon, 10th inst.,
JVIr. Thos. IT 1 j It and Mi&s Hrina Ha
ker, Mr. .J. M. Tiller officiating.
Death of Mr. John Ilo'isor.
Intolligrnce w hp received in Cnm-'j
den - Monday e.f the >de?th near
Whitteir, California, of Mr. John
JJnuear which occurred on the|9ih
of April. Mr. Ilouser married flies
Ellen Young of this place atid
visited South (Carolina, Those who
hud the pleasure of meeting him
Ijcro, and the many friomls hero of
?Jiis w'idov/, will regret exceedingly to]
B^afrTT^f his death.
K. of P? Lodge at JeffoPson.
At tho institution of the K. of P.
lodge at Jefferson Inst Thursday
night the following acted as grand
officers: J. W.,Ilamel,? G. Q. ; M.
H Hey man, GVC;. jN^Williains,
G P ; W J P Weeks, G M W ; J M
},nwry, ; G K RS; R A Dobson, G
M E; K O Phil pot, G M A ; E J
Lewis, GIG; K O McCrcight, Gl
O G.
The following were elected offi
cers of Jefferson lodge: R W Shan
non and R.'D. Marsh, P G's ; J'K
Shannon, C C; C II Lowry, V C;
J T Jowero, P; R A Griffin, M W;
E J Ingram, K of R A: S and M F;
T II McMillan, M E; R H Miller,
M A ; W J Kirk ley, I G : W M
Sellers, Q G. ? Kershaw Era. ? *
There was considerable frost in
Cainden Qn Monday and Tuesday
mornings. '
Letter to Mr. P. T. VUlopiguo,
x Dear Sir: When you aoe a well
dressed .man, you like to say.
"There's a sample of my clothes.
That man ia worth two of hiinself|
as he was,whcn ho came to me.'*
We have the same fueling. Our
paint ou a houee is worth twice, as
much n? old-fashion painters paint,
]ead-and-6jl. It lorka the same'
when first f5dt on. In three months ]
it don't. In three years it decided
ly don't. v
Lead-and-oil chalks off in three
years, It is considered a first- rate]
Job that lu^is three years. -
Devoo lead-and-zlno is about as
good in three years as it was the
day the painter left it.
Zinc Is Iho secret of It: no secret |
?t all. A good many painters know
zinc; some mix it in with their
lead. We grind it in: oof a little^
gnorl doal.
It's the jjH&Amari grinding
ItT Y on can't mix kIihj by
grind it in by mactiin
it v. "
Palnlcrc are finding ns out,
though some painters aro slow.
. You know thot If pays a good
man to wenr good clothes. How
many easterners tatvey Girt bet ktrow
it?
Youre tinly,
r: W. Devoe & Co.
|\ S. ? Spilngs A Shannon sell
ft? . t ??
'Ml'*
?| <? n
Uli
For R ni
My i> K i!l. St I .; t .
? <l <' ? iv.f ir:.i !?< T- k :?? : .
.) D. M. I ', wall.
JloU^e tl. Let
ft K'ioiu h'?u??e to k*? ? ? ??
elty Avt>, Apn'v t'<
K. C. vnn Trt sokow.
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t f i'l' a. ; i-.. Oy U-? u?/j v* i) u r ell.
I w.< s?.? v j t-*-M ? i -\ i ! y 1 1 * i x i* fi
!t?'M I 'I ! | if Pi ? \ )? \ t ( I : i; rj (? It Mtr h f ?
??rv d 'iy this ?ti? '< j)r. Mi Cdtm u
has hn-n by l>i\ .] 1!.
I li?^i ?? m !!, <?f l\iit Mill nMtl tmu; It
4 ?<?d ! I ft H 1 1< 1 1 ,
Tho N'cw Court }?oupo
Wtnk on ihe n< w Court it>
progi i Ht-iujr In n most h.i) Uf u'.i'irs
UHfincr. Already the basement
has been completed and the stin^
work on thy flrs?. r,lory has b|
?.?fnumenCed. The attention of
public ]? eallrd to i!io < nicir\l riV.-^
'i c<* in this issue of TI,o Chronicle of j
!.|ih \ i n <{ of the nottteV stouo vv j * ! .
uinnouto honors on Wi'dnendtM, 1 1 m
3rrt of Mny, at ft o'clock in tho'fcf
ifino?.n, ' A cordial invitation in
Vxtoodid so ovir entire communis
*o be present on this occasion.
A nice assortment of Ilaniroorkn.
Icy Croam Freezers and W;itor Coo'?
ersjiist received.
Smiil: & Riftftlio.
A fence ln-heinff-'pnt around Gtu. u.
Episcopal church wiiicii will by ?
y^rent improvement to lite beauty ot
tho c!?nrcl\. ,
A novel advertising scheme cut) be
?leen in <mo of iby trout windows of
lite Gill Edge Store. The merits ot
'ho "Patriot" shoe, (which by tli?
jvr-y is a most excellent one and m
for enlo at ihe Gilt K.fy>,e) arc boinj?
-ulvertised by an njectiic flash light
riic effect i? vtvry interesting and at
tracts a great deal of attention.
Court. / ,
In t!\'' ''ommon l'leas Court llu
c?so of .1. J Kduoru el. ?1 vs. Adam
Kirkland oL al was tried. Verdict for
defendants. TIi h was a euil for the
plaintiff to reeovor lands held Jiy th?
defendants. In a former tmal tin
plsiniiff won this caao Appealed an<l
tlie Supremo Court granted a new
trial<
' Tuesday and Wednesday tho case
of Springs & Shannon vs. DeKalb
Cotton Mdl Security Warehousing
Co et al. This was a s?it over sei;3:
ing 100 bales of coll on by plaintiff
under claim and delivery. Venliot for
plnint'.fT.
Thnr?day the case of I<aFayct/e M
Waters vs. Western Union Tole
gfrnph Company for ptinative dama
gea. Verdict for the defendant.
Yestorday afternoon the ease of]
W. U. Monte^ottiery vs. the S A. L
Railway wos commenced. This is n
snittftfor pergonal injury and pu
nntive damages.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFHIt3.
J S Jimce lo M vs. 8 R1 O'larU 5)3
I 2 acres iu No* 10 $300.
.Miss 10 F Mjigill to G F Hammond
130 acres iriN?>. 10 8325.
Sirs, ft! O Hoykiu to U F IJaile
254 aer<s in No 10 $900.
RJTWardlawto W K ("mining
1mm 23 a?4roj} |n fjo. JO $9,00.
L A WHtk?w.*kv, Siofrter, to S F
Cj&sinpion 134 acres in No 3 $250.
J K FoNora to Mrs.MJ Law 1 lot
-in No. 22 $475. K>
M L Edwnrdfc et hI to C O- Lovy
150 ftcres in No. 10 tbcir interest $3.
500.
E Willis to E G Lamnr l50 seres
in No. 16 his lnlcrohtr$50.
C 0 Levy to J W Brown 150 acres
in No 16 $3, 600.
1 K G Lamar to J Brown 150
acres in No. 16 his interest. $150. 1
G R W Ilill to J / L Kirk laud 50
acres in No 1*7 SlOGf.
S C Hose to S T jioso 141 acres in
No. 10 price not stated.
.1 A AJcGoakill to A II West 1 lot
in No. 22 850.
M M Young to W M Y?>ung 1 lot i
in No 1 price not stated.
L A Wittkowaky, Master, to Juuie
W Wifson Mot ip No 1 ?300.
0 Ij Dye to J W Aid rich 0 acres in
No. 9 $100..
Camilla t) Hnilo to Marie K Shan
non 1 lot in No. 1 price not stated.
Mario K Shannon to Sadie B Ken
nedy 1 lot in No. 1 $1.
L A Wittkowaky, Master to S R
Adams 75 acres in No. 8 $255.
J A West to J M Bowers Jf.. 80
acres in No. 15 $800.
W M Mo?eley to T J Arrants 1 lot
in No. t $523. - ?
.M C Dnnlap to J Moore 50 acres
inJNo, 1*$100.
A 1^ Ward law to L P Thompson
\iQ0'fc(rcs in No. .10 $300.
\> P M^Leod it al to It Haile 1 lot in
tWk, interest $1.-^
J Peach et al to R Poaoh 195 1-2
acres iu No. 8 $600. x
II Pea oh ct al to R E Pcach 196
acres in No. 8 $300.
R E Peach to J Peach ct al r,-i33
acres in No 8 $700.
J A McCaskill to K T Estrldg* 4
acres in No. 22 SI 10.
W F Cook to J T Stevans et al 2
lots in No. 13 his interest $50.
'rtJ Bowers, S-irvlvor, to W Cook 80
acres in No 14 $50. .
\V D McDownll to Alys M-Jaor log
man 3 acres in No. 1 $ I.
D Brevard to Alys M Sptingman
41 3 4 acres in No. 1 $1.
J Bre vard, Jr, lo Afcrs H Spring
man 25 1*2 acres in N<T 1 $1.
Lanra Shannon to J Dunlap 30
acres In No. II her interest $25.
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Singer Sewing Mnehwss.
1 am agent for the linger Sewing
Machines and would like to show tbie
oft*. ~ W. T.
PAStitAJLL
Cftir.doii va Camden Juuxn
IM'-IV I i \" I t! U I
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: : .i !.?>>>- I 1 0 V 1 ?i t o 0 - I
lil ttuig t.i iho Ot meter y kiul llVnio
vial AtsucJut !')iu
I I'O 'iuduuI meeting of i l,e Ct'ii'
r 't'l \ A iftl ioii nf (.'?nnteu ??:!;
ho in Id in i )?< Pu'hI' VIi rian J >?*t* i ?? i r ?*
I 1 'Hi III on jlltJUultiV a f t?<l tlo'H*. Ihi
%2 4 i i in?t , ni r> o'cl. >??!;.
Tbo H fin u Hi utectinu of * he V
morinl Association will ttl^obv !'? I I
nt the nam'1 {.lace on Mo-ntu' ft f *' ?? i -
ti"<??? it! ('? o'clock
Member# :tf?j citriieftHy ? i <| 'Hj.s ' cd
(>? Httend ih<8e meetings.
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I'KIISONAL,..*
Mra. Kii/.iboUi Vonng in visilin#
her brother, Auditor W. 1>. Iiu^itel ,
Mr. and Mra. V. K. Matbia and lit
tle son, Wtttldv, uro on a vlait to re'
ufcivea here. .. j
\ \J r U. H. Blliott who line l<eon tn'
faring wi'li it broken bono in one of
liVc in Homewloit improved.
jli. likruoy M. Haer who has ban
spending eoino timo in Cacndcn lain*
ly has returned to Jacksonville, Flu
M if pen Oar no Hongh, of Camden,
and t I ma llusb, oi Weatville, are v ??
inn# at tho home of Col L. C. Uou^h.
? Kotuhuw Kfft.
Mr. L A Wiltkowflky hiw> moved
i.im luw fJllnc fiOiii law inline t*? the
kiimuh rwt??tly occupied by tho (J
W. Ii H i i Co , over th<* Huh.
We wero p'.onsod to roc in Ctimdun
yesterday afternoon our young friend
Mr. itadc Uanm, of the South Caroh
iia Collego, who ran over for a short
viflit here.
Mra Mamies Baum who wao called
to New York by teJograu several
\Yceka ago on ivftmnt of tho death <-f
her sister, returned hotno last Mon
day. Her many friend j here are tie
I ghted to eoe her ut home again.
Mr. A P. Drown ban sold bin men
cautilo business at Heath Springs t ?
Mr .1. 10 Urted and bus gone to Sf
ueca to engage in ImsoictiH fbero LI i s
family will go as aoon as /Mr. Brown
can got bis dwelling ready. ? Keislutu
Kra.
Mprri.iRo of Two of Camden s Moet
Popular Younj; Peoj?le.
Tho wedding of Mi^s Rebio D<*
Loach e to M r . Wiiliom Robinson
Zomp w a h a beautiful society event
which elicited uuu-nt-il interest-aud
excitement. On Wednesday after~
noon at 6 o'clock tho glowing eve.
ning sunlight fell on a brilliant bri
dal party as they assembled in front
of the Ijyttlelon street Methodist
church and -entered into a perfect
bower of within. Arches
spanned tho aides of the pretty
church, an exquisite wedding boll
suspended about the altar aud ovcry
where beautiful trailing vines an<l
floral decorations with fragrant per
fumes of lillies, roses, lilacs and all
of Spring's .jiweetct offerings
At tho strains of ^Jendlesohn's
wedding to a rub the br'dnl party di ^
vidfed ai)d oai?e up t Uo two aisles,
forming a eiiclo t?rou??(\-> the altar
Tho us3ci#n a are- -Messrs.- Lnurrns
Mill#, VV. L. DePtise and Junes I)e
1-uache, Jr . s.ud d-d duty fai'h
fully In Suuling tho lur^e crowd. The
D ime of Honor was Mrs. Joo, Evan0
of Oheraw The best ??if' wa$? Mi&s
Kutc JD.'Loaolin, sister of tho bride.
Tho bent man,, was Mr. Donald Zemp,
brother of the grootn. The other at*
tendants were : ^'iss E'Me Zemp with
i\Ir. W. K. Johnson, ,!r.. Miss Joe
Shannon with Mr. Sidney Z'-nty ,Mi?s
Alberta Team with Mr. Albert Zotnp,
Mi*s Em H? re! in with Mr. Hob Me.
Crcight, Mins .Jean Shannon with M'.
Will fi almond. Misa Etta Zotnp with
Mr. Ed Lb-Pass, Miss Mary Dehoache
with Mr. Warner Dnliopo and Miss
Mary Duruet with Mr. Roy Hnmltn.
The bride eanVo in on Abe arm of hor
"brother Mr. W. R Deijipgche and- was
a beautiful picture 01 rare lovliness
in her bridal robes of pure white
Crepe do Chino over TafMa Silk and
was enveloped in a becoming tnlle)
veil. Tho best girl was exquisitely
gowned in lilao silk, tho dame of hon
or in handsome white, while all "the!
others wore moat booonaing and beau
tiful dresses of white silk mult with
lilac girdles and pale soft lilao Chif
fon picture hats.
After a charming reception at the
homo of tho bride's mother on Fair
street Mr. and Mrs. Zemp left for
the wedding tour north. They were
accompanied to tho train by tho en
tire wedding party which was an ox
oeedingly merry one. Both Mr. and
Mrs. Zemp aro among our most pop
ular young people and they havo the
bost wishes of tho entire community.
Tho elegaut and valuable array of
choice presents consisting of an unu
sually largo display of liandsomo cut
glaes, china, pictures, silver, orna
mnnts, napery, embroideries, etc.,
etc., were an indication of the high
esteem in which their mpny frieuds
bold them.
On their rel'utn they will go to
their pretty new . bora on Fair St
which has been beautifully furnished
for their reception.
Tho dear little heralds for the oc>
casion, Master James and little Miss
R<^j* DeLoaohe, nephew and nioee
of the brido. were the sweetest pic
ture of innocence and beauty, attir
ed in pare white and carrying show
er banquets of beautiful whit* roses.
As thoy procooded the brido they
attracted the admiration of alL Kr
quisit bonqnet* of bridal rosea it)
great profusion wore need by tin
lovely bride and all her sttenaants
? The color sehem* of lilao wae car.
tied oui-eaoei l??nUNtty mad elab
orateta fli Abe deeorstiou of the
dimeb ae wvll aa ibo coeUmea ?!
tfeo bridal ptuiy, -
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'in mi;n> . !") vs a cw.i 'm>!; \s.
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THINK AVH'r!?T. mW?:?s|? you.^ W O K W O VV W<* f'lYO tllt'!>h|
Vil 1? " * ' ?W
Just Koo^ivM'r. ? 'i< sK Imso ??' N''<,! .vc r-- ??;.??? ? -.luis mjmI
Shajrs.
Luie^t Sl:::ju.- ?. Soft i ; : 1 1 1 1 'i ' v. i ? < ?vt?s! to iiu;li
t'st Grados. i
(lomo ?m<i f-oc us si you wniii to bo pIlmscm).
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SHOE, HAT A;\IO CLGTS&? S!EAi\L
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Orient fflucfcboard 7?(0 rici <$>37o.
Tlr?. above shows a cut of The Orient Week board which we
have-tlte exclusive ai't-ncy Am* l!ii:i tenit-nv. Tbn great
strength of I he Oiienl Iviukbo.nd *pi' i;n.; in the real
value of (he car awl its un<<[ut'cd low* price. -'' T lio Huck
Ixmrtl is a\$in roughly prac ical success. It proved lust -ov.
son t-.i be reliable, speedy and the simplest car in open;!' >11.
This year it is greatly iai proved, lias a sir^pliHed carbur etor,
larger spring surface, improved inuttler, almost noish ?s driv-l
ing pinions and a new starting device that is a m nler Y< I.
the price lias been lowered ?50 00, m-ikipg it. uily $:J7fj 00 j
Oth1 v styles for two nnd fijir p'^.-'t'npe:.'-' at 0!), w, .
00 and $">25 00. H yuu i?, forester} iUi*1 \y(? -vri 111 ho
glad- to demonstrate.
... ? "P
I wish to announce to the public
that about March 1st, at "Singleton's
Old Stand," I will open a first-class
Bakery. Everything found in a first
class bakery will be kept constantly
on Hand, and will run a free deliy
- " it
ery. All orders will receive prompt
attention. Send order or phone 164.
W. M. YOUNG.
KELLUM SURE CURE FOR INDIGESTION
1
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE IT, THE PUBLIC PRAISE IT
AND WE RECOMMEND IT.
LbCAT., AGENTS,
WATER MELON SEED
OftOWN l* THH SUNNY SOUTH.
Otmh Hud, rttf ?Mt. ftittfMo* and too
If you want o??Uty, t?eeU>e? . tad the beet mekntB that It i
po*atbte to grow, past Mtf ?mrtjhwn-jrown mob mm. North era. 5
or wrt?r0"gro*n mwm mm aoeto't tagm to comptre, vwn you
cos rider the quality fttodaot of the fhtf* produced. ?
Three Oim^llrN Bert VarMbMUlM (or 31c.
wood'* DMcriptiv* iiwl Welo?w*telL'iob?*tt be?* wrattoom meUoa,
Md all outer K?J? in* U*K??n feeds. lt**aNttrtft?erorttie??tn*.
Waanboad iiiiutenAtCMrl^M. n?nlMM? AtmaCmnt, BmOm* j
???* fUkfct. MiniVahwl Mia*, witti im OtttNfM. ,
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i'jugli uUJIt)
? iv; gooas. bv
a tul I fine of Sp
ery thing
jfttdsid Washgqods,
StvJe
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hitegoods, Merce#:zed yarns, cream
Had white woo! goods, Mohair ? in
bU;ck and ccJorc, and Just anything^
you could wish for to make a Dress.
bliISS,
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Hl:u !; IVrsj.ii' at ion i roof t he > ?f ; tiling !< i j hi*
shirtwn'^f. ? fc.
?' "? Hi ! lilt <K .1 )< (1< v > <i :.r. ;:ai .i u .( <\1 i a >! i ? > s p i ? i j i i a oa i ta , ^oii ?
and C'lii n as in rrtNim ? ?. n ? I colitis.
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liOtT vJl WH ms tm -V K. < :.*? I .irfT ?T? W A 'x& \f-J> i*~& 1^*1 'IJf t ji J} V*F 3
\v have al way ^ J.vt n hoa>hjn artcrs for black Dress ( i oods
:iiid wo ItaYo soiiio row weaves fo -show in Mohair, Voiles, Kla
'uiiit r",' l'anama cloth, < lo., llxj vcr\ thing ? r u* ami
?luiutnor wear.
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In our notion Depart inc.it yon will find all of the novelties
< ,
o( the siiiHot'. wo fall ion to our Lacs nnd Em
l.ronlerv stock, I'M^es, insertions ami till oyera fVdm' tlio elieap
? Ht to the best,
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All of t ho newest things in Ladie^ neckwear, "Rlaek
s? t o'.ie" Collars lor Ladi s ami Oliilcl rC?i i nt I5e.
Wo havo n big assortment M
designs ia stamped
l>Hk>w top a y nrfchty
pretty designs* and wc
ar a making n spccial
23?cettt offer on Pillow
Top Outlito aa follows:
Z^Czfp.t Outfit*
Regular Cost
SO cents.
4 Sk6ins . ?.^>MvZory Silk
l 'Embro^wy -Hooji # ZJ 4
3 Comn!e(o ?? ?*<*/? o*:>r
1 Stamped S^iXicvi' i *vKO biois
Bought separately would rest yon o^v.c .??'> c.o TaUo i'io outfit lor 25 contfi.
i-ET ONi; aO-DAV.
JX.r'
ladies childrens straw la: ATS.
A full line of' radios and ChiMrms. Sailors and ready to
wear hats. * ?
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SHORT LENGTH GOODS"
Wo h'?vc a lot of short lengths in Madras? -Demi ties,' 1'oques,
plain white lawns and Table dema.sk. That are rare bargains.
QENT8 FUR?*JI8HiSMG GOODS.
A beautiful line of neglige shirts Men and Boys. See
our line of shirts (new goods) at 39rV A lull lino of Gents and
Ladies underwear and lloscry. ' "
Call and get a Pair of American Beauty or W. B. Corsets.
* ' *
They are made to lit, and onlv cost $1. ? ?
White Canvas Shoes for ladies, Men and children. And
a bottle of ltQuiek White" at 10c will keep them white. >
TO THEFARMERS:
We have a full linq of faim sup
plies, wagons and buggies, and wonjMfre under-sold by any
_ _ oftpSX r.
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Get our prloes on Fortalizers before you buy;
Yours Respectfully,