The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 28, 1905, Image 3
PACKAGE
TEAS .
Don't
forget.
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C!;aj>e u
Scnbcn'j
Paehgo
Toas.
No other !
1 hey are always the
same. Fragrant and
delicate^ Kept so by the sealed
package. ^ ^
Salmond Brothers,
Staple And Fan(;v ($?o<Wh>
M> W;? #?'?!) is lifrw making
two trips n dn;. ? morning nnd
^ e vt iiing.
gt. Only one I rip will be inatfo
ij-on Sunua^K.
Sunday Hours ? 7. A. W.
to 2 P. M.
Your patronage solicited.
Singer Sewing, Machines,
1 am agent for 1he Singer Sowinp
Machines und would like to nhow t hit;
machine to any ono needing n good
one. W. T. Hammond.
Lumber For Sale. {
Any and all kinds of firfcl-elatn
lumber always on hand. Orders left
at Parlor Meat Market will receiy-e"
prompt attention. Mill 5 miles
above Camden. Patron4fce ?olicitcd
M. C. Ilinson.
Low Rates To Chat lesion. *
On account of the meeting of the
Ge r ?n hii R i lie Club M ay 8 t o 1 3
the Southern Rsi'way will sell tick
ets from nil points in South Caro
lina at ono fare plus 20c. Tickets*]
sold Maj' 8, 9 and 10 with (in si lio)
it to May 13th.
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Standard Patterns.
"" TtTo"F a m o Q'e? OHl Edge Store is
agent fov the Standard Patterns and
they invite you to call and get n
fashion sheet. This popular store
lias a new adv. this week to which
we iuvite your Attention. It con
tains something of interest to YOU
:y,?
v BulboUa Roots For Sale.
V. / .. ...
White- Narcissus per doz . . . :-r 25c.
Y.ellow Jonquils " " 20e.
Snow- Drops " " 20c.
White Roman Hyacinths 20c.
Crown Impel ial Lillics "85c.
Plant now to have them bloom
next beason. ! Apply at this ofllce. ;
Marlon Parr's Insurance Paid.
Marion Parr's insurance has been ?
paid. Tho agent of the Virginal
Life-insurance company yesterday
receivetW check from the homo of
fice for the full amount carried by
the man who was recently hanged
^-#213. The policy was made pay
able to tho wite of Marian Parr/
Mrs. Nell Pa:r, and, acting under]
the law in such cases, the insurauce
wks paid to her. It will bo recall
ed that Parr made a will in which
ho I'e'ft the policy to his mother, but
as the face of tho policy was not
changed it wt?s decided that the
money would hr.vc to be paid the
beneficiary. It was said that Mrs.
Purr, the mother, had signed a re
lease so far as tho will was concern
ed. ? -Columbia Record.
Tho Methodist Sunday School is
holding its annual picnic at Mulber
ry to day. ?
We understand there will be a
lively game of baseball at Mulberry
lo'day.
Reducud Rates To Spartanburg, 8. C.
via Southern Railway
Account of the South Atlautic
States Musio Festival at Spartau
burg, S. C., May 3rd-5tb, 190G. The
Southern Railway announces the
very low Tate of one First <ffil*as
fare plus 25cejta for the roumltrip
(minimum rate 50 oents.)
Rales to apply from all stations,
Atlanta, Athene, and Kibcrton to
Greensboro, N. C, inclusive, not*
'from Charleston and Sav*ntiah to
'A|ktv% Inclusive tickets to
^Ve ^riBt, 2nd, 3rd and 4th of
May from all points in the above
territory; also on May 5th from
fetation?, <3 reen wood and Greenville
to Charlotte, N. C., and AsUevlile
lo Coloaibllt inclusive. Final lim
it of all tickets M*y 0th, 1005.
Foe further information aa to
rates, ?t<y address any agent Sooth
' era Railway* or,
Brooks Morgan,
A. Q. P. A. Bonthern Ry,
AtUoU, Oft.
- u\iur o: tn.i ci. .\v\ .v n
Rev. I). M<?ore, the rew p'?
o vl ILe- ( 'amde n CM: nu I I
at rived hore win- day la*t w?-. k ?i*?<
pr .*af?h??d irorning and night on Si. j
? ?{?y I Hfit, making n UH'.at f*vot ubu;.
injptrtsiou. F?r '.In: pre hen I ill.
Moore ''j lesldtug on Mill St. iu ui>?
"f the /< l;jp i:olU?i'S,
Fir'.o Cottui) 0^r<l For Hale. AUotiomo
Ooc<U ^ec?i }*??.;!
I In. ve ?i f.jw IjuoIigIs !?? ? t i f t!nr
Uf It'll! HtC'il U piull'l L'.Og SlUph' ( !ol -
ion Soul which I v\ill di*poi?u 'f n'
HOi! pdr bualiel.
AlllitS feW (> (1 ? h (? I H ?lf HOll (?i)|
rlean K, <?i) IV#9 winch I will dinpoi?.'
"f at M per bushel.
Civil hi Mr. Joel Hunch's reiddenn'
and get thorn. J. F iJou^h.
New Kestauvant.
A new lotion rant has been open -
??(! on DeKaib street opposite K"
Collin's livnv stable. It is i?t
(?harg? of 11. ('. Cjfuley and tho?"
who favor him with their patron
age will receive tho very beet fVie
md attention, at*d his prices are
reasonable. Tho building is new
everything connocU-d wlih tin*
restaurant i? neat and clean. Ci I v?
it a trial.
Death of Mrs. Jabsz Ferris
Special to The Slate.
Batesburg, AjjrH 22 ? iPhe sad
news was received hero a day Or two
ago of the death in one of the lion
pit/da in Philadelphia of Mia. Mart
Emily Ferris, wife of Rev. Jaluz
Ferris pastor of the Baptist churches
at this place anil at Leeavilie. Mih
Ferris' doath occurred on Monday,
tho 17Cb. Sh'e whs about nhout (3"
years old and Irtvd been an invalid
for the past 1-1 years. Mr. Ferris
wont to Philadelphia lust week and
was at the bedside of his life com
panion when the end came. lie
aid c> e a husband, Mrs. Ferris leaves
several children to mourn her Iosm,
one ? of whom is Mr. Howard W,
Ferrin of thig place. The oympathy
of tho enliro town goes out t.o the
bereaved ones in this their sad hour
PERSONAL.
Miss Mary DuBjso of Now York
city in visiting hor rolfitivos in Kirli
wood.
Misses Alloe and Claudia Ztmp
are visiting friends in Humtor this
week.
t lion. W. lr. Stevenson, of Chcravr,
was in Oamdeu lust week in attend
:iit(!o upon Court here.
Dr. nntl Mra. A. Weinberg wil!
leave to marrow afternoon for a ten
days vinit to Baltimore.
Mr. j.t >bort B Johnson, Jr , is on
n, visit to his homo. He is attending
("le'msou College this year.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Crane and their lit
tie daughter who have ki eon .visiting
Mrs. Goodalo's family will in future
make their home in York City.
W, Randolph Shaunon gpCttt
aovordl days* frith his family this
week i-.tsd wat welcomed by a host of
friends. His marriage to Miss Uopb
Miller, dt Jeflforson will t?ko "-place
during tho early part of June.
Letter to Mr. John Wilson.
Dear Sir: Have you found this
out? You need less of Devoe lead-"
knc&f^tbo for a job than of anything
else: less gallons; Ibbb monqy.
M A Thomas, painter, Lynchburg,
Va, has found it out; he writes:
??The first j<?h I did with your paint
I estimated 37 gallons; had ligat
ions left oyer. ? Since then I have
not used any other kind of paint
but Devoa* Icad-and zinc ; I re
commend it to all my customers.
When I commejco a Job, I tack up
a card reading as follow*: M A
Thomas, contractor; Devoe Paint."
Puttipg it on costs two or three
licne? as much as the paint. - Have
youyfound' this oui? You can paiut
Devoe in less time; less time; lees
?ftioney.
Have you fouud this out? Devoe
wears longer than any thing elec.
- "You don't objrtot to long, tiuie
hetween j ?bs. Your customer likes
it. And you like wliAt he likes.
It keeps your customers.
Yours ti uly,
F. W. Devoe tc Co.
P. S. ? Spr.ings Jc Shnnuon sell
our paint. " - 83.
Veiy Low Hates Via So. Railway To
The Following Po{pta.
Kansas Oitv, Mo. ? Southern Baptist
Convention MrtV 10 t6 17. Rato one flipt,
clasW||re plus 60c for round trip. Tick
eta on sale May 7 to 11 inclusive. Final
limit May 23.
St. Louis. Mo. ? National Baptist An
iTorsnry May !<} to 21. Halo one first
class faro plus 2Se for round trip. Tick
ets on sale. .May 14, 15, 16 with final lim
it to May 27. , 1
Asheville, N, C. ? South Atlantic Mis
sionary Conference May 17, 21. Hate ono
first-class fare plus 25<i for tho round
Irip. Tickets on eale May 16, 17. Final
limit May 23. p
Fort Worth. Texas? General Assembly
Southern Presbyterian Church May 18,
26. Hate ono firat-cla?s fare plus $2 for
round trip. Tickets on Bale Msy li>, 16,
17 final limit May 31.
Hot Springs, Va.? Southern Hard
ware Jobbers Association June 6 to 0.
Rato one first-claaa fare plus afic for
round trip. Tickets on tale Jane 8. 4, 6.
Final limit June 18ih.
Savannah, Oa. ? National Traveler#
Protective Association of America* May
16 to 18, Ono firat-claaa fare plu? 50c
for Tound trip. Tlcketa on sale May 13
and 11th. !? ital limit May 2?th.
Savatiutib, Ga ? Pomth Annual Tour
nament Southern Golf Aeeoctatton. May
0 to 13. Oue first claae fare pint Sic lor
round trip. * Ticket* on sale May ,7, 8,
9. Limited May 16th'. * \
Tho Southern Hallway la lh? moetdl
rect line to at) the above point*. Oper
atlnfrPnll^to aleeping ??*?. WgtrfcttJT
yestibule tsoaohea, with aupexb diuing
car tervtc*.
For detailed information apfiy to any
' * ' rw. m, ? II*---' ? W '?
V -"TrTrrV-j
A Sensation Sprung.'
I Kershaw Men Charged With
Morrison's Death.
! (?? t !|0 St lit P.
L?m> easier, April ii.'i -*-(? r^ul !y 'o
the aurpiito of all section tever
n! i.rii'Hiti ha\e b?,eu made iu tho
ca"? of the lynching which oecuricd
at K<?rhbji\v, this county i la?t Oido
bur. The men tit ro.'tfil uro tho u)o>i
; prom ! iit'n t influential men <?!
I.uneafdof county< They are : .Tohi>
T. Slevtm*. Stewart W? Neath, S. \V
I Welch x? n cl Kraidi Hough. Tim i?r
rests were made h\ rhes'er whei<
the mot) !>*?< 1 gone on business.
Watranfa are also out for the f- l
?owii.g ehiz'-ns of Kershaw : S. h.
<iardner, Jr , Btrrwoll 'I ruusdol!, Ii
J. < fardner, John l!o)den, Williair
t'rnxtnii, $r i W. K. fit Ik. To?u *'oi'i'*.
J. W. Austin and others ft i^un
derstood f hn t there 11 ie 40 warrant)
in ?H. 16 of' the men accused livii'f>
n the town of Kershaw a ml the o'h
erg in the country, two other whiu
men and. a negro arc already in ja !
on this charge. The warrants charge
I the parlien with complicity in the
lvnolling of Mnrnonn
'I he warrant* were bworn out be
fore Magistrate W. P. Caskoy sever
h! da}'? ago by H U. Ifowey, t\ fpo
cial detective. Tho four men named
above had no notice of the intended |
arrest, it is stated, and had gone n?
Chester on personal business when
thO'. warrants were servodv AH fhe
parties againat whom warrants hav*
? >een taken out will be ou hand id
the preliminary which will bo held
by Magistrate Capkey Friday morn*
i ?? jjt at thin place.
ft. if> understood that lh<? citizens
of the town of Kershaw will su?pi?nd
biuiness ni?d charter a special train
and take all who wish to co to Lin
caster to attend the heating. It if;
intio'Htfd that one of the number
has (timed State's evideneo The
case has been worked up by I): tec
tiv Howie and W. II. Nowbohl of
Chester. There are p 1 n.r^r?? number I
of affidavits upon which the arrest*- j
wore made.
No Special Train
Lancaster. April 27.? Thcr<$ wnf
great, disappointment at Kershaw thibj
aft^Hioon when it was found/out.
that no ?peeial train would be run to
Lancaster in tho morning,. In the
9?rly morning arrangements scorned
to have been perfected for the spo
cial, but an tho day wore, it. was soon
that, they would likoly be disappoint
ed When the Camdon train passed
at 7 o'clock tho Kershaw crowd wafi
?till begging for even au engine and
i few box curs but ^they did not
seem to be available. As a result
tho citizens of Kershaw are very sore J
on the .Southern railway to night.
May Poslpone Hoating.
Lancaster, April 27. ? Solicitor Ilea
ry phouod Magistrate Caskey today
that ho would not bo ready to go on
with tho preliminary hearing to mor
row iu the caso of the parties charged
with the Korsliaw lynching. Magisi
trato Caskey replied that whatever
motion tho solic'tor desired to mnke
would have to he made in open court.
It is expected therefore that Mr.
Henry will move for a continuance
in the morning.
Social ??)ots.
Easter week has boon bright and
beautiful with thd usual amount of
gaiety among the society folks of
our lilt'e city. On MoudAy after
noon f roav-3to 0 o'clock Miss Clara
KrmibKoUz >;ntcrtaincd the Acorn
/lub at. hor l>fcsatiful home at tbo
l? irk wood. Tbo tables were placed
in tbo pretty grill room where six
banded euchro was greatly enjoyed.
Mies Maiy (?antey won the best prize
? an exquisite vase, while Sliae Em
ma Shannon received the consola
tion ? a pretty work bag The eve
ning whs lovely and the gnePta were
thoroughly imbued with tho joyous
spirit of the festal season, being tho
first Spring rtuuion af;or Lent.
Mr. and Mrs. David U, Williams
gave on Wednesday evening a
charming entertainment (o tho "A
corns" with Miss Mary Moss of New
York and Miss Deas Roy kin of Boy
kins as their guests of honor.
Bloomsbury Hall is an tdoal home
for enjoyment and when it? portals
aro thrown open at night for tho on
tertainment of guests it is a brilliant
sceno of lovinoss. All the yoting men
in town were honorod on, this oeca.
Suyi -by invitations to this exclusive
young ladies club and it is needless
to spy that they were dolighed par.
ti<?l pants of the gaieties of the eve -
ning.
Miss Kathleen Zcmp's birthday
on Monday ladt was the occasion of
a great deal of happiness not only to
herself but to a host of little friends
whom the ontortaiucd so charmingly
from 5 to 7 o clock in the afternoon.
An exciting Kaster egg bunt was en
Jpyed by all ami a pretty little white
rabbit was presented to each guost
as a souvonir of the occasion. A
most enthusiastic crowd enjoyed tho
merry g?me? and the doMghtful rc
frenhments.
Miss- Km Hamlin of Charleston is
with Mrs. boslie Zemp's family on
Pair street tier brothor Mr. Roy
Hamlin who was also here for the
DeLoache-Zcmp wedding has re"
toroed bourn. ~~
Miss Elisabeth Hailu who is on a
visit to Iter parents, having recoivod
het diplotta at. th? . .Charleston IJoa
pital, tr now a full graduated trained
norland is to be ooegratulated on
her energy in attaining and her a
daptablUty for lie# high position.
Her friends ar& fort ad ate in haying
onp so aqeOtpUahod and competent
to call apoa.whea Ulma Inks
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(Jo me >ui(l see us it you want to be. plesiseri.
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SHOE, HAT A HID CL&TSNQ ftMIH.
"Orient Siuckboara. " I
Orient S3nckl>ocerd octal jtf. $375.
The above shows a tint of The Orion! Duekboard which we
have 1 1 jo exclusive a^eucv for this territory. i'*e #ro;it
strengMi of the Orient I'uekboard proportion lies in t'u-n re:d
value of ( ho car and its uuequaled low price. The Hnck
bo$rd is a thoroughly practical success. It proved huU .-ca
son to be reliable, speedy and the simplest car in operation.
This year il; is greatly improved, has a simplilied carbure tor,
larger spring surface, improved muillcr, almost noislias driv
ing pinions and a new starting device (lint is a wonder. Vet
tho price }i?8 been lowered $50 00, linking it only 7 3 00.
Othei* styles for two and four passenger* at $450,00, ,^475.
00 and $o25.00. II you are interested call and we will be
glad to demonstrate. t.
SMITHS BBATTIE.
At
i &
I wisl* 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 willnin a free deliv=
ery. All orders will receive prompt
attention. Send order or phone 164.
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W. a YOUNG.
KELLUM SURE CURE FOR INDIGESTION
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE IT, THE , PUBLIC PRAISE IT
" ARD WE RECOMMEND -IT:'
ZKMP & DePASS
LOOAIj aqents, ?
WATER MELON SEED
(iwwn in rim SUNNY SOUTH. ^
Or** rind, vod mat, full of )*>oo and so twMi" ^
r^!f you wti^q4ftlitkp*?*n?M, mm) tho be?t metoi* thot it Uh
po?.\ibio to gjov, pUotOW oootft+m-gruwu melon ?eed. Northern.
?r nrtWrn-jptrn mcton wed doesn't begin to compact, rUen jrouJ
fODKl'Iftr the Qu.>aty end Product of tbo Mf produood. "ttVM
Tore? Ou.icm ? Tbrn Best Vinwiw^riMliI fr 25c.
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Dry Goods, Slices, Hats, Clothing,
Groceries, Hardware, Oats,
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Ci.rii, Wagons,
gies S: Per
iilizers.
Your Lntcnvt
To Ti With Us.
Our
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Mutual lit! <?
Sati.sf'm-iiou ( iuaraniocd.
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In serving you best \vv host promote tlir interest. of our
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?vlohairs and l'auimiiw sire the thin;;-. Wo havo thorn ill
black, cream and colors
Seo <>ur nhort lengths in white goods. Plain, striped and
' rjb r .' V "
/ floured.
We are offering a nice lot of Tailored skirls black and > ;
colors, li#ht weight. Paiffuna, Kt amino and Voil. AT CUT
PRICES.
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Bi^- l<fc of Ladies and Children** sailors and ready- to- wear
Hats at popular prices. *
In Doiflcstic Goods sue.li as shooting, cambric, loupj olotll^^;:|
island, etc., you should ^et *>ui" prices before you buy.
Just received a bi# shipment of Matting: ? beautiful pat- $p
terns ? and prices cheap. ^ > ' ? . ? %
izmbroeclefies <6c ^Caces*
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Wo call special attention to these goods. VV<* have a beauti
ful assortment in e.unhiic, liain6oi?k and swiss edges and in
sertions from the dainty baby edges to the wido liouncingand
all over goods. *
We sell the W. 1>. Corset, and the American Beauty. Both
guaranteed to givo satisfaction. Wo aro agents for tlf% ?>tand-,
aid Patterns. Call and get a fashion shoet. ,1
Yours Uospeetfully,
P. T. Villepiguc, Prop.
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