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PUBLISH KJ> KVKKY FRIDAY W. X.i. M ' DOV>/ IliLIi Hdbhi jtirrioN Katki: - Oun yaur.fl.MJ nix months, ?/?cei)lts: time moutl.i, \b *i nts , K'lut koh A r;v kktiiuso :?? Ouiibtiiy1 tranrifuiit A 1 1 vttr f 1 tH , t i t n l iriHcrtiol; $1.00 pur rt'juiiro ; o*cli in ?ortion 60 t^utu | n* r mjuarc. BUHintiftK local**, 6 i-.iiitb per liiHi in HHrtion. <-hnr?' <l '? ' n! bif-ic ru'<-n ah ordinary mI v<i ti>ni ^ . C/Arwliilutcri' !< r County oflicer. f.fr.00. < 'onyn'Mioiml f> 10.00. Alt conununicationH ai.tilreHbcl ! < tbia paper niuat 1?h Accompanied by the true name ami a<Kljc*a <>( ilio writiM , in ' f ?l?r to injure attention. <i ih.ii. um ripts will i>< l returned. Cons in ii n lea! ioiih vviil In'. pul'liuhed v.'hc!? ofint?;rt)Ht to tbo i^onaral public and not ol a .to/amat ory n ? t a r . Norn-j HpollHI lulity vrjil hi) ilHhUH>H(l I of lliO j vJowh of corr^Hporxlontn, . Itatofl for contract mlvertininK will bo an nouncwl upon application at tlm olfice. JKemil'ttncos by chucka, *1 1 aftH ar<i powthl >. mutiny or<I?*r? ?lion)<l he mailt* payable to W. Ij. Mo DOW Kisjj, ( 'Aindorii S. 0. CAMDEN, 8. (J, MAY r?, Meeting of thn IHim'I'huii Council* The regular annual l)ioc?'#an Council of l tie Episcopal chuich. which has been iu session in Cain den this week lins brought into our midst u body of' flu' most intellec tual and ilic finest looking set of liibn from the beloved Bishop Kili n<?n Capers to ill'* youngest divine wearing the insignia of h i ? holy culling. The Conneil was not officially o pe ned until 'J J o'eloek on Tues day morning, but. on Monday night n very fine sermon was proached bv tin; Kev Mr ('hailcs Ho)d of <>U? ? St. Daniel's Church of Cheraw. On Tuesday morning n lr?.rg?- con gr<'gnlion Hsstrnbled to witncuH ihe Hishop and tin; robed minis'orn a* t ho V entered the church nnd tof.k ?their places in front of t!?o altar which was cei t ainly a i n ' ? n t imprnh alvo uight. Laymen followed oIoro behind and id! joined in the colo uration of the holy communion. The sermon wan ah unusually flue one from the Uov. \V A. fiuorry of Suvvanee who i<* n South C&ioliniau and one of the Alronn%at men m the church. On Tueadny night the Hov Mr W hitACl of the tJood Sheppnrd church in Columbia with Imh wedl known powei and thought, hit# pol ished language and hhivc maimer delivered on? of the uiont forceful sermons ot the Conven tion. A {{ruat deal of woik is b< duy uc- 1 compltnhod by the Council. The Committee wettings are interesting and earnest, and tlm outcome of the work of the (Joune.il \vi!l be m en b\ the g.jod accomplished. The music during the we?U Iihh boen particular! v good io which th? earney?, vrdcen of pr;<???^ uid p-ov-h* have joined th<^ choir in singing praise t.o Cod. On Wednesday night there ivaa n niost enlhusiaatic Mi?ai<?nary meet ing held with iho lliahop presiding Reports tend and provision made for extending thii great work throughout t he world. Large con tributioiiM were given by the clergy and pariahee which will be auppit meuted ii.v donations from the lay men and others. The Council adjourns to-day and ' .v Camden has greatly enjoyed thel privilcdge of ealertainiug ao mag nificent a body of godly men. We have received Vol. 1 No. 1 of The Caroii^a Kivld published at Georgetown, S. <?. The initial num ber shows I lie Field to be one oi the befit papers in the. Stale nnd wo m Li a 1 1 look forward to ii,i weekly visits with a gieat deal of pleasure. Death i t'Mra. Patience Alkiiinou | On Sunday night, April '2nd, 1 'Jv.Y Mrs. I'atleuon Atkinson, of Ionia m-c tion passed away, i" lie nearim, hoi' 73rd birthday. Klio was die w, I ow of Mr. Sloven \tk>tiaon. who di"d during the Civil War and left hor w tit four little girl children to buttle with the stern ronlitiea of life. Thus phe lived a wid.nv a bow 'Jo years. She jo ned the Baptist church at the ago of tlms through all the Changes and 8<?rro\v.s in ate she wan h faithful member tor M \ears and died in the triumph ?>t'hSavi-)is love Hal few women deserve more honor and credit than she. The writer knew her personally aud aho was faithful, jaft and true, both to her feilow man and to her I?lessed Lord. Siio pass* ?>d through the days of ro construe, tion with her four little girla with no one to look to for help or support. No tongue can tell, or any heart feel and know the sorrows nnd priva tions of sister Atkinson but her own and now it is silent in death. She has fought well the battles of life, now sho baa goue to bur reward. Her illness was of short duration, her Lord did not intend for her to suitor long beforo Ho took her. Sho passed away Idee one entering into a sweot sleep Her romains were laid to rest at Anfioeh church on ' Monday evening, April the 3rd. All of her childron were present and a large circle of sorrowing friends and relatives were there to pay her the I?at tribute of love and respect.. We say to the girls in 'Ihcir sorrow It Is sweet for them to sorrow for no one can take,the placo of Mother. We cannot close without mention ing one of her grand 'dAnshUr*, Mist :: Andte Brown, 8iiter Atkinson took t*or when t^uiio small and ra>sed htr ?o in tlio 1 o h t illnObf. of her grand mu it wi n beautiful to m-(< ihft attentive. >}C8? of thin orphan to bi-r H^ed ,'raijtlnm. Hhe stayed i?v her tn do 1h y and night ?i)1 <U'hUi to hei relu?f und fllaimod th? prfciouo tronK ' uro w!k. hail hrcn feo t/vthfnlly ^uftnl t?>}f .SiHt<'r AtUit m?n Irtiiveft ?>*:'? f I'.'Iut, wfii"- feiHti'i- hi.' I 1 1 i i r i 1 lit it ir<n .Su wii??t i-'i i!t< ?r !ohm iH licr in'i! i/fttn. ?>!* HM'll I who WI?H h(!f Itopo llnd ht'iy U) !iU:, f?ll|ll<' ihi'rti all to that haw-n of nwt-i-* ro.Mt him I | uft no laoro The funeral nrrvirt'H v.c rc ooiuluei' ?d by Hov. ('. I>. i'ctCHOii. A I nt'iid (Jh(x> A gurnet K'jrKhaw by iich&nt I>:o w ml aged Ifl lljfi IttHt. IMiMlO of 'f In: ('liffll)l <;)o vvtt noted that war run in hud ?nen ihhucd it number ol pflltit'4 till 111 Willi tin lynching of John Morrin'i-n uiul iliat u prtdiuiinM y hud Ikcii up l>o!/it<iJ fur i"Mt Kridiiy. The pre i in t nmy wmh ml led ut the limn up pointed. I ii?* di'fiitidiiy.i* " vt^ra I prehCM. Solicitor Henry uppeared for the Siat<' and jim vtil for u poncuiunt of the ln;/irii?<;. The inn t.joii whm opposed by Mi sm'm i'?. U MUkuney, T. Y. and f). Rm?:u Wi) 1 : a in H ivt.ii ('IniH. I'. Jonep, attoi ncy?> for tin di feudality, ft',1 of whom io-h!.j Mrnni/ ?-{;> vigorously denouncing the tirroHiH and condem ning tin: nieMtodtt pnrflijfld in worlc I II lip till' vilC UK' 11 cngKg-J I'd in woildVfirit np Solicitor did not put op nny vn'ncHooti and the r.ftuf'H nil proeont were promptly di&tninaed by the M ngia ? trato, und the Solicitor nol-proefted tlu'cuHen tigai uat tho niacin dl'fend MlU 1* ,r par I iftiiurp relafivo to ? ?n t* ex hibit next >.v(.( k ad v( rt-neiuent in Un.< p?* r . I'nrns <V HarroM Lot tor to Poll.-,- Httilo. The police u re finding ua out. (.Mflcer I. H Pinney, of Erie, i'a., painted hie lioiiht! !)evoe, perhaps two or three yeara ago ? the t.alr> don't ti ll when ? the painter object ed, hut. Pinnev incited. Two nidghboia of l'inney'H have painLi'U mi nee : ono loud anil-oil. 'hi othei ro mo other paint, don't know Hut, officer I'innoy liven in the nicest painted bonne of the li;:ee. Tbo reet of the wtory wu don't "vhat it cost the three to paint. We em gue*<? : about hft'f for oSticc-r I'll; ni:y. You to trul v, F. \V Dmvoc iV Co | p. s --Springa <V .Shannon sell j >ur paint S-l Death ol Mr. Thomas A:iedg<v i\i r . Thomao Ar!od??e, ot Wist Wateroe, died l<\?t Sundav. Mr. Allctlgu uii lleicd from epiojpay 'J*ir! wwe found dead in * tie Id licit, r Mr. Kdwatd Wilaon'e, wheru lie w\n at tacked l>y the diyonat i'tul died be fore f t; v o n ;? reached !j;i:i. Docfaj j ??d whs about, 'i'l yeara old and liv ed with hi* brother, Mr. Aumn Av l*?dge. The burial took place on Monday afternoon at Tine Gro\V church. Reunion at Bothuiio. i Wo irarn thai the ro-uni >n of Confederate veteran a held *1 He I tliu ue lam Fiuiay w an one of tin*, j U'bt gathering* over held in iIim'. I delightful community*. Wo rngi ?t that it waa impossible )\ r ua to be preaont, on that occasion for it ie one of our grout* #?. pleasures to mingle with the good people of He iliune. I Mi Mickle Acquitted. A special from Or angeburg to the Colli iu bin State ? '. > a . Aftei foui *n iMoaaeu had testified today { May d ) in the case of Win Mickle, ( -iiaryt-d >wth tiii? murdilof .1 01iv? i on April liji. counsel l"i the defi-nev asikoii (or \uidivi of no; guilty n;> . to Oil* '.In Mute sase W il lJostrtl Tcli-|? i.iph lleach u j O . | I lie su a : i li.?- I'.-sfi! j el 1 | graph L\unpa?.y bef.vitn tUjani,) j Yap ifvihi.dr, Sumatra und ot.ierj j point:-* Ui tlif Dutch h:i*L liidii'H1 hase i eei'utiy been opened up. \\ . v Ii I a etc nil i.xliu chuge ni(':sau)>tb >.un I lift sent fr.nn Camden iliroct to tlu bo ; points over tlui Postal line A nice UfSortment III llamUi ek-i, | lee t'roani Fro^eid uinl W aid' t ? j era just reoeited. j Smith ?v. Uoattie. u !? ????? 4 ?y .ivoii lt>: f itc ? ( tiKain ? itif I'uiintv i or wmii ? >11 t ? ? road.** ! or .it ri.r county ? 1 1 1 h?> ,.\v?t . iinlivs ill'.' wotk v?.n u'W Ufrizod l>* u I Uli>iul>(i' 'H I h ? Iwi.ti'i. Uniiihor uf l)i?? ln?:irii Hutlioi i llu* w-.rk must ? i j ? - | |)i nve itii'i'laui; b?; love il ih |>i ohi'iiUhI Vm I ho I'm Hit .1. J. M, SoWcil, County S>t|.orvi8,<r, t'unuloti. S. C. Notice of Teachers* Exami-| nation. The next teachei ft' examination will bo hohi Friilny, M.iv lv?th, I90*?. The Slato Donnl of l-'dtu-sifyon has decided to in* elude in the noxlVjumiuation, .jtiCHtioin (toiu "HuRhe# Mi?(l?kf3 in Teaching," *? Petetnian'.s Civil GoveMUUont'' nn>l ?'Current Event*." It i* ftlno recom mended that t*i.ohers read "The Vision of Sir Lannfal" and "The I?*st of The Mohitona." W. R.TUHXF-R, Sunt, of KduCAiioU. Apillt 'th liWi. THINK OF ST! Iliscuits baked perfectly, browiud top and bottom, in THREE MINUTES We (loot ask you to accept (his statement on tho i ><( j ' < * a, MS' rr ioi i , but we do t .ih ? and extend to everyone in this community - a cordial invitation to be in attendance tit our store anv day in the week of 7// ay Zu t o 3 Qt/i, and see ihis wonderful baking performance, with your own even, have a dainty lunch nnd a delicious cup ot cofl'eo with us and hear the demonstrator from the M ajee lie factory oxphiln why a Malleable And Charcoal Iron RANGE hakes *o quickly and so perfectly. When you havo examined this modern cooking wonder you can readily see from it* con struction why this is true. MAjuSViG KAWG?S alv entirely different i'i .on all other cooking apparatus. Will not clog with ashes and ('linkers, allow smoke and soot to escape into the kitchen, crack or break, or swbject you to t Vie expense nnd annoyancc of ov?rt\ other cooking apparatus. Made Of MALLEABLE iftON android style char- J con 1 irog, 10 to 50 per cont heaviey throughout than any oth er rango Charcoal Iron cost j note than steel, but it resist* rust &00 per cent, greater} and to get the host tho Majestic never stands hack for cost. Flues lined with puro aebest^e. and the entire range riveted with the best Norway iron rivets. Air-tight and dust-tight, This explains why a Groat Majestic Ivange will do its work iu half tho time, and consequently with half the fuel. After investigating we Ibid that the claims made for MAJESTIC RAN" OIKS arc true to the letter, and have select ed them for our range departm ui, and givo our personal guar antee that the Majestic. Ranges are the most complete, durable- j ucpcndubic and economical ranges made, and that's why wo; are having this conking exhibit. We want all our citizens to fee fur themselves the proof of ihe claims made for the Majos-i tic Ranges. } ORIGINAL PACKAGE STORE i 1 lie Camden iMipply Co, wi.-iK-.s to announce to the ]n.b. 1 ie that they have opened up a slock ot goods, in the store menlty occupied by I). K. Hinson, CONSISTING OF Flour, ^u^nr, (,'oiroe, Simp, Mt-.il, il.?<?.on, haul, Corn, ()&!*>, Wheat Hi an, Hay, lohucuo, t\i o . , &<?., which llioy pro post* lo aeH*lo codsu uut9 in Original lNck ftpon al * Wholesale Prices. " Come And Get Oni Prices Before You Buy. We Can Save vou Money / * * CAMDEN SUPPLY COMPANY. A compiolft him i>r cutting ? all ?riOUt ul T. .1 A *1 ' X t. . .. . ... MQKZV TO LOAf^i On f n ; ? r?> v *.* ? ? fn?u? !.?* . ' Vi!.?i?y, < 'fi h hj> f.i V,9 > * ??? ? ? 'If. ( til bUrilM i>V<S* ??,;>! :t I.-' ???' ' |i? ( j ???.?.it, X<? < I'm-.' 'I L. A V / i - ! i 1 ./in ,ij? rt , !i, v .' or ( '. I,. Win!*! ?? , 4- ?<??>:<? Iwiv. \ v.-.> My wagon is now making 1 wo tri|m a day ? morning and h wning. Only ono trip will he mado on Sundays. Sunday Hour# ? 7. A. M. to 2 r. M. ^ our patronage solicited. ? MANUFACTURED OF ? ? Doors, Sasb, Blinds, Moulding, Building Material. ash Weights and Oortl. CHARLESTON, - . . - S. t\ Purchase our makes, which | we guarantee nuperior lo any! sold South, and thereby eavf | money. Window and Fancy Chins ? <meci&lry, Jan. 4 4 TI IT WIS IWG RV , A veritable depot for family supplies, is brimming Asia ofj staple a mi fancy GROCERIES ' Call and have your wants supplied, or rig up No. 81!) and your orders will have prompt attention. 1 an) yours Very Respect fully, R. A. ITDOWELL A NEW HOME FOR TflK CAM DEN 11AKERY. After March 1st, my bakery will he 'ooalod in tho Man building, oust side! of Rroad Street., opposite Tho Mes senger Ofilco, where I will bo pleased , to son and servo my eld customers j and ninny now onus. | K RES 11 lilt EA1), IlObLS AND : CAKE i Tuftdt? from the host material, and in j the be.s t manner. W 11*11 TlillUY L-1YE YEARS EX j 1'ERIENCE in the bt?kery husinofse, I claim fo know ooniethiug about tho demands I i?i' tiio bitsinoHH. and 1 endeavor t?? i uuot the wishes of roy patrons. j SPECIAL ORDERS F?>r anything in my line will receive t prompt *ud careful attention. You a ro cordially Invited to call to boo j me in my now place after March 1st. I 1 uui not out -of bnaiuesft. bin Niiuply ?oinp, to uioVe into a new j place, which in tho future will be tho PERMANENT HOME OF THE ' CAMDEN RAKISH 1. ; F A M 1 L Y AN 1) K A N C Y G ROC'E R- j i es. ! I will ulno carry a aolect line of Ftiin< j iiy and Fancy Groceries, Fruits, Ac., j ??nd vvitl tnttko the prices right to you. | Renumber tho "Old Rolinhlo" when1 you need anything in my line. I wish to rotnrn my thanks to; thoso who liavo bestowed upon uioj their patronage in tho past, and re? ! sptytfuily solicit a continuance ofj ^!nof ini\ aiffo tiope to havo many new oastotuorn . in ?my new homo. ^j?rT Respectfully, Vt SCHRODER. i Our Mr. G. Hirsch has just arrived .from New York where he has made large purchases hi all the most styl ish patterns of Dress Goods, Silks, White Goods, Laces, Ribbons, MiISk nery and ah the newest novelties to be found. i . \ ,A We are showing some beautiful ei? ?Tr* fee is in Mohairs and Brillianteens. Our Sine of Silks was never more complete. New Wash Silks. Also some very pretty changeable Silks. New designs in White Mercerized Waistings, Swisses, Organdies and Lawns. Our Spring Goods are arrivingdai ly. Come and see them. CLOTHING. We have just received a iarge ship vi) J mentof our Spring Clothing. 5trousc Bros. Famous high Art Clothing made of the best material by tailors who know how. You are sure of a fit, and of a Suit that will give satis faction, if you buy it HERE. HIRSGH BROTHERS-&J<k